Ludington High School - Oriole Yearbook (Ludington, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1920 volume:

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X W ,f 'Q'v '3X A' f FX 'i'1f'3:'!'.i?5 '- 4213 rf Miriam .. 3, A , 15.4 ' ,i-SM' , , , ff, , fi , EI, ,dv 'df E' 421:-'ink ,V s.1:r...g- H 1 'fifvwf ' 4 ' -' gf -iv fv A VJ. 'ku fl ff, Y,-5...'.na, , , ,xr M, , V V mr' ,.'4 X wwf vs w' 1 w v ,. L w L I I S5 Q ' K 9 . u . . ,, ,I 1 tu-'.'.1.. 2,w1s:v FOREWORD OLLOWING the custom estab- lished seven years ago by the Senior Class, we, the class of IQQO, publish this Annual for those who are interested in High School activities. This is not Tgreat worlt of art nor a masterpiece of literature, for we have reached no such pinnacle of perfection. Within these pages we have tried to set forth some of the more interesting events of our four years of High School life. We sincerely hope that no one will talte offense at any of the sayings herein as they have not been written with any such intentions. Our parting wish is that our successors will continue the pre- cedent established of publishing an Oriole and may it be even better than this boolx of ours. :-: :-: :-: :-: 'r f ..x i , 1, . miie f Q f xrt A. Y. , '-J.I ... 1. ' Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Advisor - Business Manager Society - Athletics .Iohe Art - cartoonist Senior Editor Iunior Editor Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor Oriole Sta Winona Laidlaw Dorothy Grant Miss Miller Thorvalol Thomsen Louise Vorce Theodore Johnson Evnlcl Carlson Beatrice Bemrdreeu Harold Benson Agnes hfinchnren - Mabel Larsen Rae Tonner - Agnes Petersen F? df fl' ,ig M4 it To Miss Anna Miller, Counselor and Frien tlslis Annual is gratefully dedicated by the Senior Class of ,QO 52 fc .4 i, Z vi L4 Z :Siam fri fwwmxxqx: . X ,R-.v,....f-NNT. -:Qi ufuuwmgzgl ' ' ffm' H. E. WAITS, Superintendent BOARD OP EDUCATIGN H. E. HOFFMAN, presxdent H, LYONS, Seererary JAS. A. RYE, Treasure MRS. H. V. HUSTON, Trustee E. C. HARDY, Trustee POPULAR BOOKS APPLIED TO TEACHERS Mr. I-Iawley-'l'l10 N311 on The NOX. Miss Newberg-liyos oi' the World. Mr. Owen-U0 fvll in luvo uith his Wife Miss Miller-'Phe Elite Styles. Mr. FOI'SbuI'g-A Fave lHl1lllilliliGl1. Miss Secor-Sluxx' and Sure. Mr. Oliver-Iiurif-d Alive. Miss Behan-Au U1-iginzll 130216. Mr. Lundberg'-'i'hQ Iron Heel. Miss Braddock-'l'ukeu. Mr. Kunkel-Whvn ai Mun Allll'l'iGH. Miss Hagen-'l'hv In-uk ul' ,Xi-1. Mr. Bellman--Mixml Pivlalos. MT. PaU.1S0I1g'l'I1v Slwpllvrcl M1110 Hillfa. Miss Chapel-'l'I1v VI1111-Ililnu' llzlml. Mrs. Beals-Wim! 1'1m'1 HIM- lm X FF UIIIY Ql I I ' I The I3ecuIty Mr. I'I. L. I3auIson Miss Hagen Miss Edith Secor Mr. I I. I-I. I'IawIey COMMERCIAL DRAVUINC ENGLISH PRINCIPAL Mr. OIiver IVIISS Grace Chapel Mrs. Burr I3eaIs Mr. LunCIIJerg MA'I'I-IILMAIICS ENCl.I5H ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL SCIENCE TIIQ P8CUIt37 Mr. Cv. G. Cv-en IVIISS Anna IVIxIIer Mass KntIIerme Nexx'I:erg Ivfr, C. ForsI::urg CC'f.If.1ERCIi.L I.i.II'f IHITQCH gjlgljjfjk H57 -SYN mm HE,?.1,-YI ICS iss Susan Behan Mr. W. KunIfeI Miss I,uciIIe Braddock Mr. BeIIman DOMESTIC PHYSICAL MUSIC MANUAL SCIENCE EDUCATION TRAINING Q..-.111 I-I h,,-,i.-.- '-QTQN -., f X2 .Z'! f j A NU' - LT 2 Y- . X, W X X 4 ff f f X 4 fg of fu T Nfki? BX V, fx-XX-6 a T ff, gf! f fx? Q J? U5 ff!! IW X Xi M B 5 Jf fxjxxj-X SENIURS 6 WALTER ERIKSON Class Offcers WALTER ERIKSON - president BEATRICE BEALIDREALI Vice president AGNES MACLAREN Secretary THEODORE JOHNSON - - Treasurer VALEDICTORIAN, Ida Olsen SALLITATORIAN, Glaclys Fitclw HONOR PUPILS lvlaloel Larson Tlrervnlel Tlmomsen Viola Hawley Dorotlly Grant Alva l'loulx Estella lvleisenlweimer Honor Before CLASS COLORS-Green CLASS FLOUJE Honors and Ulhite R-Lilq of the Ualleq Commencement lDee Pro am ,L-J FRIDAIJ, JUNE 11, 1920 Junior-Senior Banquet at the Stearns Hotel SIHIDAIJ EDENINCQ. JHHE 13, 1920 Baccalaureate Sermon bg Rev. H. H. Haunleq at First M E. Church THESDALJ, JUHE. 15, 1920 Commencement Exercises at Lqric Theatre, 8:15 7 rn s cc Honor B9 Ore HOnOfS,, CPRESIDENTS ADDRESS! VK HUTTH Hllenor hefore llonors ser-nas very fitting and appropriate at this 1-ritir-al part ot' our f-areer not heeause it brings forth Il ref-ollet-tion of the past but rather a real- ization of the future. Honor'to my estimation is a serupulous eonforniity to what is right, an unerrin,q' attribute to high moral worth or a produf-t of the higher motives of man. ln this respea-t we 1-an say that our insignia, llonor hr-fore Honors hringgs us a realization or desire for attain- ment in the future. What is the invariahle result of 'honorll l'll'UIll a moral standpoint we see the hroafleningg ot' one's eharaeter, an int-reased feeling ot' trust and dependent-y toward our fellow-men and a realization ot' the ht-tter virtues ot our assoeiates. Un this suhjeet the words ot' the old tire-ek philosopher are very fitting, Better deserve honoi and not get it, than to have it and not de- serve it. As we look on our attainnnents in the past, we the t'Iass of l92U feel justly proud. Hur Ht'l'llf'Yt'lIlt1llfS in the held ot' athletif-s, seholarship and endeavor are se-'-ontl to none. As the old proverlf says, Let the dead past hury the past, so we tm-n our attention to the eternal fntnrr----there to test whether the fellowship of our elasslnates, tearhers and trim-nds is the virtue ot' honor. To the tat-nlty, who helped us through our many and wearisome struggles, we must at last say, Adien. ln them, we see our ex- ample of Honor , and many are the regrets ot' our fellow-students that we must leave them now when they lnavr- really het-oxne a part of us, as it were, through our four ohseqions years ot' learning. We leave to them nothing hut a heartfelt f,fI'2lif'fllllIf'SS for their endea- vors hut with a eherished hope that they may 1-arry on their work in the old L, Il, S, to a sum-esst'1,1I enlrnination. At the elose ot' these four years, we look har-k with many mis- givings on our omnitarious past, hut on the other hand, we look toward a longevous future ot' ar-eornplif-shment with determination, with a mind made more perspif-aeious hy tour years of endeavor, with increased ability attained hy our working' togetherg and with a heart filled with hope and desire for af-hievement, we tat-e the future with the emhlern, 'tllonor hefore Honors,l' instilled in our heaifts through our pleasant experienf'e topfffthffli WAIJTEH B. EHIKSON. '35-D:-3' THE CLASS OF 1920 BEATRICE CELESTE BEAUDREAU '-BBE HTI11- bl1si1-ST In-1-1Im1 Ima 1-V1-1' 111-Ml. E NETTIE SPARKS KIETH Hf'lblH'fl'OllS, The 1'1mV 'md ffcluflu the . 'H r- n LOIS NORINE THOMPSON -'LoU1E Hl'1il1,4lI'iIlIi, :xml lm 1m'V1'y 1 1 1 1 1 . WALTER ERIKSON IM lal1rH1ll1Xll1N IN 1l1-5111 1 l1'1'1'u IN 1l1 l1l, v - 1 retire I ul' 11m11u'l'1nx' W1-l1'1X'1' '1 1l'Yt H Xml Van nm Vl'1'liIlQ' U-ry W1-Il ll1ys4'lI'1n1la1x THE CLASS OF WO ALBERTA DAYE --BERT llnlug wrrmxl Vznw will liill il vu! ,Xlufl Tlle-I1-l'u1'u1 lvl R ln- lm-l'I'y ll C ALMA HANSEN All11111lnfllx1llf-.xwmilvfman Xllwrl f'IIIIIlll mln-mzull1l1f-rx D ROY CHILBERG A A . . .X xwll-rm-mulls: lvllml, E DOROTHY DYMOND --DOT Happy :mn l, from f'Hl'f' I flf-v, Why Villlll Tlu- rf-sl uf you lu- lilu' m ' l .lil-l -E1-.1-l ini THE CLASS QF 1920 ONABELLE RUTH RUMBERGER -ARUMH S11liT11dc is sm-1-1 but I like so111em1Q Tr 1 1 11110111 I 11111 11'l1ispe1', S11liT11de is sweet. VALBORG PETERSON VOLLY A 111111111-11 of 11111' 1,'UlHll1'f', but uwst 11196 and 1110dest. ERVON CLARENCE KISTLER --.1:Rv 'I'l1v sxvc-vtvsl I111111's 111:11 l lxl' I 81101111 Arc SITUHT illlllbllgl' thc lussm-s. C AGNES HANSEN As plll'l' 11s il 111-z11'l illltl as pc1'i'o1'I, .X 1111l1l1' illlll 11111111-11111 girl, 6 K THE CLASS OF H920 : DOROTHY JEANETTE GRANT -1130 II1-1'11k1..1111-girlv.'11111111111w11-11111111111-111111 XY1111 111:11i1'x T113111l111111'111'1iI'1'W111'T11X111111'. C HAROLD BENSON 1,119 N U N1-111,1111,1-11I111x11111114 1.1111N. 11111, ci LYDIA BORG LEEDA SM 1l4'l' 1111 1111 '1'111'111'11 11111 T111' 1211111 111112' :1 1112111 T11 11 1'... 1l1 IDA OLSEN A3116 11?1,T11 1111 I11f1111f'11T V.'i11111l11 w11!111' 11IIT5'.M 22? -E1- 6 lil-IT' -Igl?i. TI-IE CLASS OF IQQO CHARLES M. STEWART A-CHARLEYH L'111'e T41 11111' 11151111 adds a 11ail 110 dollbt, A1111 every grin so 1llQI'I'y draws one fi1ut.' AGNES PETERSEN ' 'BLONDIE' ' Hhe,s full of life, SIIQYS full of fun, We doubt if tl1e1'e's any C2111 beat This o11e. LORAINE BLUMENSTOCK lIv1'e's to the 1-l01'e1', 1 May Hwy 110 QYGI' with 11s.' S ESTELLA SKOOG - 'STELLA' ' W1 may livv 11111111111 frivllds, W1 IIIZQ' liw 11111111111 lmoks, H111 1'1x'1Iim'1l lllilll 1111111111 livo Wifhlillf vooks THE CLASS OF IQQO l:ooo MARIAN GERTRUDE HOXIE --BUBSH Tis l1i1!'l,l Tu ln- in luv- mul still lrf- Wlxv cl ROBERT ROHN BOBBY Hul1f1lul1T1m1l'u1'gu1Tvl1.' in ESTELLA MEISENHEIMER STELLA AliT1lvim1m-nw IIUXX' umliln-nl, ls I'Pl1slw1l lm' ilu- lwsl ul llll'll LOUISE ELAINE VORCE -lwnzD11: Q will 21IldSl'lP will llHT1SlIf' Ql'a1lnTs,1lMn+-s r nsmns, r'eTr'af'1s, uflvam-ffs, zmfl tlwn flies E l l:1-.-:'..lill:x.-.1 251112: :ifl1 THE CLASS OF ICQQO RUSSELL NORDHOLT --Rus 11501110 were lmrn fur grcut Things, Slilllf' wcre lmrn for small, Smnewit is not re-1-ordeal why They were lmrn at all. THELMA H. THAXTON '-TILL '11me's shulios do so interfere with The l'0U'lllill' svlmol voursG. li HAZEL DAHRINGER Y:1ri01y is 1lw very spivv o1'li1'0. BERT SHANGLE I llalvv lin-ml 10 know 1lm1 1l10 secret 01 lmppilwss is lwvvr 10 allow your nerves to NlIlg'l12lll'.H THE CLASS OF 1920 THORVALD THOMSEN llu- mwlfl lill1bXX'NllHl nl lts ww-:111-st lllC'lI MARY WINONA LAIDLAW A-DUTCH 'l'lwl'vR 111-'Q-1' al lmlv Iixin' in ilu- lzmfl - v v sul1lNK 1I1rII1l'11lj'1l4'2lI'Hl4l lllllvll. MABLE LARSON Vlvllflllfw' lx Tllj' ll'ill'lllll!l'.l ll'11l1 1lwm1I H1'l'lH1llliAf ll llmwl llw 1 . . . N, Hllfllllglll ml. C MURIEL OLIVE ARFT '-MooYA Hl1wlww,ol1 XVllf'l'f' lms my lirvlff 111:54 'UII4 -el-1155-'-i l. l ilirla.-Q 'ET-IE:- THE CLASS OF IQQO THEODORE JOHNSON TEDDY Ufxll uTl1lc-Iiv star who really di1,l11't play Tu thc- g'l'2lll1lHlIlllll.H MARJORIE DEAN THOMPSON ..MARJ, , 'A lligll flights llillll sh? illld wit ut will, And su her lullgllt' is seldom still. EVALD CARLSON lnrw ' ' ' ' lllllllilllg' is lrul am nllv WZlNl01bl'lllUllQllt.H LAURA IMOGENE PEDERSON l'Il Slllllllly sin-:ll llll'HllQll lilo in lllV own Wily. 1NlI 1llrl'S IIIUIW THE CLASS OF 1920 KITTIE S. HERRICK H1.'v1'y'1l:1j'ix1l11-In-xl 1liIffill1lIl'f'4' 1 ALVA LeROY HOUK UALVIEU l :1il11iNv-4,1 1 ' v HI I':lil'1:l1lAX', Z GLADYS FITCH I-'4-wp'-..l,l.1 .lunli 1Ill'X Nulnlmw-:I 11+ - 1 C l X I 1 VIOLA HAWLEY 4'f'n1m1:1111,110lwr'4lua1-x',:1r11l fII1lllIl11llll1-N w, full r'M'.'zu'fl, IliE:?- '-- '-E111 EL Q THE CLASS OF 1920 MILDRED SONERAL 1 vzmnuf 1-llfwwk my girlisll bluslxf, f:.:: AGNES EVELYN MacLAREN f'JoNBs Hlluppy The live-l m m1J Q' day. in LIONEL MANN I work whom I work, Hut I iidmllo when I play. HELEN RUTH HOUK --A1L1N A 1NYillli10 in hm' vyos, .X Iwinlilc in hor fvoi, A l'hill'l1lillQ' H1110 soul, Wlmm yuukl just love To m001. THE CLASS GF IQQO RAE MARGUERITE TANNER --TANNBRH 1S11111ix-'Tix Rl 111111 :11111 f'11l111'SS sI1'i1'11, CIP GILBERT BRADSHAW T11ff 111- 11 N11111'T 1'11111,lg'11 211 111-sl: 111111111111111111111111'1111111!11l 111:11 IDA MARIE KISTLER A 1121111111111 111' 2111141 11111 ix 1'.'111'111 :1 1111x111-I of Q111111 I'ilI'll1l15J's.H BLANCHE ELIZABETH SPAULDING 'fS1he 111111111 111116 1411111111-ssfs W1'1i1'11 I1'10Sf leave 111111111111 111' 111-spis1-.11 .il-IFE.-. li TI-IE CLASS OP IQQO OOC AMY LEVEAUX Integrity is the first step 11,m'ai'cls g.1'l'l'tlll1PNH. J i CARLA W. LARSON 't'l'hy iiimlestyk zz vmimlle to thy merit. l ,K 'Twere a dull old world, methinhs, my friend, If we all went just one wayg Yet our paths will meet no doulot at the end, Though they lead apart today. l must live my life, not yours, my friend, For it was written down, so We follow our given patlls to tlwe end, But we Shall meet some day I hnow. s , l Unlnlc Valedictory OMMENt.'EMl-INT is il151lI'Uil4'llillg and our four years of intervourse as members of the saint- class are almost over. During our high sehool rareer we have worked and played together. Now we have come to the parting of the ways. Are we sorry 7 Of eourse we are and yet we are eager to take our plat-es in the world about us. XYhether we go on to higher institutions of learning or not, the training we have ret-eived here will be invaluable to us and will help us to adjust ourselves to the positions we will be walled upon to till in life. XYe will have the advantage in rompetition with those who have not had the opportunities for edueation whit-h we have enjoyed, and no one will be responsible but our- selves if we do not gut-f-eed. XVe regret that so any of those who entered high sehool with us have seen fit to diseontinue their studies and hope that those who are now in sehool will not make sueh an unwise deeision. In the modern business world a good edueation is almost a ner-essity. During our r-ourse of study we have found out that sum-ess is worthless unless it ean be obtained honorably and af-eordingzly we have adopted as our motto the slogan Honor before Honors. Honor is always of the first im- portanee, and I trust that every member of the 1-lass will do his best to live up to this sentiment in whatever line of work he may enter. The problems of ret-onstrur-tion are not yt-t solved and there will be ample opportunity for ear-h one of us Tu render some serviee to the world. NYe do not need to become famous In do thisg wr- f-an serve others in any occupation or profession we may selef-tg and sr-rviee is the true measure of sueeess. XVith grateful af-knowledgfmt-nt of the debt we owe to the faeulty and with an earnest hope that the friendships we have formed here may continue through life we will now say farewell 4 IDA oLsEN, eo. lt Might Have Been We will be what we could be. Do not say, lt might have laeen, had not or that, or this.' No fate can keep us from the chosen wayg He only might, who is. 1 n I do not lilce the phrase, lt might have been! lr laclws all force, ancl life's best truths perverts. For I helieve we have, and reach, and win. Whatever our deserts. Usual: Class History ONABELLE R. RUIVIBBRGER S tteverything must have a heginning, so with the Senior Class of 1920 of Ii. ll. H.: all things point to a period of extreme youthfulness. That memorahle heginning was haek in the fall of 1916 when 98 rather timid yet hopeful l reshmen entered High Sc-hool. Some of us sat in Room 9 under the supervision of Miss Collins and some of us in Hoomiil under Miss Millerls watehful eye. The first few days of sehool were a regular nightmare to us. We were looked upon with niueh -.lisdain hy the Hall-knowingn sophomores, hut this did not onee daunt our eourageous spirit. 1Ve kept plugging on and working hard, as all heginners do, looking forward to the time when we would he known as Sophomores. We hegan our sophomore year with a ca-lass membership of T51 the re- .nainder of the original 98, sad to say, had grown tired of the daily routine of sehool work and had dropped out. This year went by more pleasantly and we felt that we were truly a part of the high sehool. As this was the time of the entranee of the Ynited States in the XVorld War. our f-lass showed its patriotie spirit in taking part in the Junior Red t'v-oss Hoeiety and in the sale of Thrift Stamps and Liherty Bonds. Our prin- eipal, Mr. t'. IG. ttritiith, resigned and went to Franee as a Y. ll. V. A. secretary and was sueeeeded hy Mr. T. ll. Valdwell. Une of our elass, XYilson Buek, stirred hy the spirit of war left our ranks the tirst semester and joined the ranks ofthe l'. S. Army and sailed for l ranee May 19, 1918. NYe were sorry tg lf L' . ' l ,sc him hut glad that we eould say that our elass had a representative in the great eonlliet. Hur Junior year proved more eventful. We entered with a elass of 58 who were more enthusiastie than ever hefore and were looking forward to the last and In-st year of high sehool. XVe In-gan the soeial season hy entertaining the Sophomores at a mas- fpterade darn'--. Shortly alter this we were the guests ol' the l resh1nen at Sl daneing party. Iiy giving a nurnher ot' lmenetit shows, danees and hox soeials, we finally 'll lflltfl we had enough eurreney to hanquet the Seniors. This was given 'l 1 Hfl2IA', -lune ltl, at the Stearns llotel and under the skillful management ol' Winona Laidlaw and her assistants, proved a real Nlll't'G'SS. This ended the Nl 'l7l1 4-vents ol' olll' -lunior year, Un-nl: And now we have reaehed that longed tor stage ot' being Seniors. NYL- eau now look baek and smile at all the mishaps ol' those other years. We feel that this, our last year, has surpassed all others in every line ol' high sr-hool aetivity. NYe have figured prominently in athleties, in oratory and dramaties. Xvilson Buek, returning' from lfranee was unable to eontinue in our elass but Bert Shangle, another ex-serviee man, joined our elass making' our num ber an even 541. About the tirst thing' done was elel-tion ot' 1-lass ollieers and the Oriole Statf. Miss Miller had been named Senior advisor and under her supervision our last year was a most eventful one. We opened up the soeial events with a beaeh supper for Seniors exelusively. XYe were next enter- tained by the Juniors with a danee. ln November we gave a tlanee for the Sophomores. But the big event ot' the first semester was a t'ln-istlnas Banquet at the Domestie St-ienee Rooms for the Seniors and the lfaenlty. After the banquet we all returned to the High Sehool where we entertained the Juniors with a dan:-e. And now as we look forward to the day ot' t'ommeneement when we shall go out into the world. not as a elass, but as individuals, we will ref-all the tour years of Sigh Sehool as the best and happiest years ol' our lite. and some time in the future we may all gather togetlier again and diseuss the good old by- gone days and happy events whieh are here enumerated with the pages of this t'Our Book. SPIRIT OF 1920. Spirit- What does it mean? lt means the lite in the soul-the spirit of sf-hool life not only means the attitude one takes in his studies but more so in the af-tivities of the sehool-athleties, soeial events and organization. I believe it to be a fairy-spirit that entered into the students of the li. H. this year. Not only the fat-ulty hut the 'lreslnnen and all eame to the parties. More students have been t'lI?llIt.fCfl from elumsy speeimens ol' human- ity into fairy-like ereatures, so bright and airy. Right here, the li. H. S. wishes to thank the far-ulty, who aeted as ehaperons at the sehool parties. The Jazz Ur:-liestra, whit-h has reeently been organized, will be l.ei't for the dances ot' '21. The Athlgfipg, Debates and Literary Sonic-ty have been better this year than ever beifore. Thatiwhieh put the ginger into the students was the series of sermons on High School Spirit, by Rev. H. H. Hawley. A large part of the year's sueeess is due to our Prineipal, who took so much interest in the pupils' soeial spirit. Unlnlc Class prophecy PON my arrival in Ludington in IDZH from the Polar regions I went to the Stearns llotel which was the same as years ago except that Russell Nordholt was now clerk. As I stepped up to the desk two maids rushed forward to take my bag. These I recognized as Lois and Mar- jorie Thompson-each of whom I tipped a half-dollar for old time's sake. NVhile waiting tor dinner I picked up the evening edition of the Daily News and as formerly my gaze tirst fell on the Lyric ad. The play was the t'Soul Mai-ket +the scenario for which had been written by Mlle. Aimee Le Yeaux featuring Lionel Mann. Much to my surprise at dinner I inet Alina Hansen who invited me to go to the show with her. There we saw flashed upon the screen Lionel Mann in a dress suit, who deserted the sweet, confid- ing country lassie, played by Miss Kittie Herrick and fell a victim to the sinu- ous villainess, Thelma Thaxton, who was the successor to Theda Bara. The next day I called upon Mrs. Rev. Swanson, formerly Agnes Hansen. I asked her what had become of Bee Beandreau. 'WYe are very proud of her in this town, she replied. She has a wonderful art studio in New York. Her portrait ot the Hon. Mrs. Breckenbridge, nee Dutch Laidlaw, won first prize at the Art Exhibition at New York last year. You remember Beatrice's chum, Dorothy Grant? She and Hee fell in love with the same man, Roy Chil- berg, and she t'elt so bad because he married Helen Houk that she became a nun. He is a prosperous Scottville Milkman. Now tell me about Yiola Hawley. She is a social service worker in t'hi4-ago. Just last week she brought the rich tenement owner, lflvald Carlson, to trial before Judge Theodore John- son. Where is Wccdie Yorce Y She is now Marquise de Maul-icnncs who is about to get a divorce on the grounds that her husband has fallen madly in love with an American chorus girl, Agnes Blacl,arcn, who is know as the 'llonnie Scotch Lassief Humor has it that Wccdic wants to marry the famous poet, Gilbert Bradshaw, So Hilbert became a lone'-haired poet. He used to like Marian Hoxie pretty well. XYherc is she fu lfll-ual: She is matron ot' the Stine Insane .Xsylum at Kalamazoo and all the in- mates are crazy about her. Muriel Arft is a nurse there and is very interested in Alva Houk, the attending physieianf' Do you renlember our Senior class president, NValter l1lrikson? I asked. VVl1y yes, XYalter is now ellief-of-poliee. Just the other day he arrested Carla Larsen, a Pierre-Arrow agent, for speeding while demonstrating a ear to Ervon Kistler, ll wealthy ln'iek-mason. By the way, did you hear what the head of the Railroad Brotherhood said the other day '? No, who is he? Bert Shangle who elaimed tliat the railroad men won only part of the fight when the government took over the railroads permanently. He wants half of the taxes now. Ilifz power is very great and he is much feared by all except his wife, Mable Larfen. She made him discharge his pretty, private secretary, Agnes Petersen, and engage tlnarles Stewart to take her place. VVhat is Rae Tanner doing? She married a famous preacher. They say she writes his sermon: but that is unfair to him. And Blanche Spaulding? She became a missionary to Africa. Her friend, Laura Pederson, is a Y. VV. C. A. worker and is doing uplift work in Custer. This is all very interesting, where are the rest? Estella Skoog is a soprano with the Metropolitan Opera Company. Some time ago she brought suit against the coznpany and engaged Hazel Dahringer as her lawyer. Ida Olsen is the head of an Exclusive girls' academy in Valborg Peterson has an interest. Gladys Fitch is teaching the in Victory. Did you know that Lydia Borg and Dorothy Dy in an exclusive Fifth Avenue shop? Their designer is Harold Kieth is happily married and lives in California. Estella, Mildred Soneral are working in the government offices in W Why, here come: a parade. Who is that at the head of Ida Kistler, who is to be our next mayor. She defeated sen, the Socialist candidate by a very large majority her campaign manager, Alberta Daye. 4, Really, I must be leaving although this is so but I have to catch the evening train to Chicago to with my caterer, Onabelle Rumberger for the great Juryfl i Usual: Class -l. -1 We have decided for reaniination So we went to the doctor for examination He told ns we had small room for hope. And now we have come to dispose of our dope. But how-ah that is a question 'Phat causes us mental indiegestion. Firstgas all wills start--we bequeath To Mr. Lundberg the kindness of Nettie Kieth. NVe do order and direct the fledgling Senior class A test in Senior eonduet and dignity to pass. Doifotliy Dymond's gum upon eonsideration Is left to Lisle Thaxton to be used with moderation. The sarcasm of Miss Blumenstoek, fair, We leave to Miss Seeor, may she use it with care. To Zeb Barnhardt the ability to dance Vtle leave Alberta Daye's and Dorothy Grants Xow Pauline Mitchell we leave to you Yiola's books, please use them do. Vllalter Erilcsonls notes on military training Are left to eonvinee those who of this are complaining. Thelma Thaxton's habit of attending each show Is left to lilaine Robertson, who will enjoy it we lanow. Charles Stewart 's way of being tall lle leaves Agnes liarson, who doesn't need it at all. Agnes Petersen's hair without moditieation ls left to Hazel Pratt for her gloritieation. Miss Helen llouk's way of entieing' a beau She leaves to Rosamond Elms, may she have lots after X What shall we do with tlilbert l1rznlsl1an s solemn airl VVhy, lion Yoree needs it, so leave it there. 'llo Miss t'hapel the right to give lots ol' tests And not let the new Seniors take any rests. llonise Yoree does hereby bequeath her lneli 'llo her nnderelass friend, Wilson llueli, Marian lloxie's ways of keeping her heanx She leaves to Kat e lifxtttlllillll to use where ever slu Winona l,aidlaw's loolis so pretty Lois llhompson's love for her sister 5llf'lt12lY0S littlillltl Uri' vyllqy 1-31111191 I'OSlSl lltlli ft. ,t , A . . . lliorx ald 'l'lnnnsen's manners ot a Sol-iahst O I -' goes, ,. go. We leave Myldred Stowell who doesnlt need them-More's the pitv , . , . -N U'-NDIS.- si XYe leave to Lloyd l Ul'Tllll0 who is SUIll0WllZli a Notionist. xvilti wants like Tl1e11tlo1'e Joltnson to he shy? i'l3'll0 H21!er111a11, to he sure, may he ne'er pass you hy. Varla l4?ll'Sl'IllS quiet and lll'l'tlIlllIlg1' fave We leave tleorge l'illllllt'llNl'lN'li to he used with lllllL'll grace. lleatriee l!eandreau's 4't.lllf't'li0ll ot' treasures She leaves to her sister in j1'Gllt'I'UllS measures. llarold l'1enson's ilullllslllllc looks We hequeath to all gtllltl students ot' hooks, Jlahel l.arsen's aeting ahilities We leave to H. llolmes, may they prove handy facilities. -kgnes Mae l.aren's at-1-ent, too, inust go Ay never hane say you 1-ome in, you know She says to leave it to Hoseoe Fiteh lint why, we 1-an't figure out a 'snitehl XYe leave a ehallenge to all elasses ot' a i.1lTUl'G' day To give us gzootl, aye half as good, a Senior Class Play. If e'er you wish to find a elass whose reeord was most fair, Just turn the page to Twenty and see what's written there. HIGH SCHOOL BEATITUDES. And Mr. Hawley spoke, and taught them, saying. l. Blessed are they that fool away their tinteg for theirs shall be the kingdom ot' L. ll. S. for five years. 2, Iilessefl are they that 11111111-11 over poor gt-adesg for they shall be com- forted eaeh night frtrrn .' to ,' hy MV. Moon. 3. lileeerl are the I1lf'f'li1 for they shall inherit an li. in deportment. Af-. Blessed are they whit-h 1lo l'lIlll,2'0!' and thirst after knowledgeg for they shall he filled. 5. Blessed are the 111er1-it'1,1l-tea1-hersg for they shall be beloved by all iheir pupils. fi. Blessed are the pure in heart: for they shall never be found using a p-my. 7. Blessed are the peaeentakersg between teacher and studentg for they shall he t-anned hy the teaeher. 8. Blessed are they that are perse1-uted hy lack of ereditsg from the elass. 9, Blessed are they when tea1-hers revile them, and persecute them, and say all manner of evil against them, and they not sass them hackg for they shall not he sent to the office. gl -1 'Vx s s 4' f iwtt: , rf. QNX JHZZER5 I Y -A C' ' IM .-f - V. 1 -, ' 1 f. , Deboifers 1 je, - - vig:-QE S' K '1 K ., , 4 Q6 -7 ' 'Q' - f L: i .J if Jun 4 2 . 4 'Q h V, w g G ' x I N N ff .ar ,f A A 4 1 . 9 1' I , J, Y ' 'lv X : O- Y15 C L U B +I - -lb -r.- ' ' 1' V N TWD .RMK-fx H E Q,,..-w .v-H- ,- - l ,i. -1 NALEB Muriel Arft Beatrice Beaudreau Harold Benson Lydia Borg Evald Carlson Gladys Fitch Dorothy Grant Kittie Herrick Theodore Johnson Ida Kistler Carla Larsen Mabel Larsen Agnes MacLaren Ida Olson Laura Pederson Onabelle Rum berger Estella Hkoog Charles Stewart Rae Tanner Thorvald Thomsen Louise Vorce Walter Eriksen Roy Chilberg Alva Houk URIDIE LOOK US OVER- Favorite Saying Always Seen Oh-goshl Does my hair look alrite, Do? Yah, you bet Hin No Well Scandalous! I don't know You tell 'em Heavens! Goodness! Do you like this? I nearly split flier recitationsl Why? Oh my goslal Well Oh heckl I don't care Where do you get that stuifl Let's I'd say Yah Yes, dear twithl Dongs ' Do NValking around Bert Himself Books Bee Gladys Fitch Zeb Reva At Domestic Science Busy Going home Minding her own business Hiking Most everyone Hands in pockets Smiling Helen At Lunde's Striking attitudes Chewing gum A Freshie Blushing Characteristic Drawling Hurrying 1 'H Pouting Reciting in civics Short Pride Primping Bobbed Hair Shyness I Dignilied Neutness White teeth Fighting with Roscoe C. Fitch II'lue Eyes Long hair B2 Her voice Pondering Her walk Stubborness Long recitations Pep His talk Using gasoline Occupation Looking for Fritz Trying to sing Drawing Dreaming Milking Studying Shopping Asking questions Playing E ball Driving a Ford Working Giving T. L's., Taking pictures Am bltion A detective A second corot An actor A stenographer Farmer Farmer's wife To have ar car To be an artist To dance To be a. manager To be a teacher To get married Sewer weelk . Doing something Wondering ' naw NAME Loraine Bluiuenstot-k Gilbert Bradshaw Viola Hawley Amy Leveaux Hazel Dahringer Dorothy Dyniond A gnes Hansen Alma Hansen Marian Hoxie Xettie Kieth Helen Houk I-Zrvon Kistler YVinona Laitllaxv Lionel Mann liste-lla hlPlNk'!lhPllllf'l' Russell Nortlholt Agnes Petersen Yalhorg Peterson Bert Nhangles Blilflrefl Soneral lilant-he Spaulding 'Vhelnia Thaxton lmis 'I'hompson l'i4l'ij'll'iP Thoinlvson Usual: LOOK US OVER Favorite Saying flaw! Aw-shut-up Hello XVhat I Ish! Foolishl Sure Go to the show last. night? You darn prune Does she? Goodnite! Oh gee! Ye Gods! Teeade-le-de-dum YVhat's that? I know it Ha-Ha-Ha! Really? YVell4eh Well! 4? frfrr lnessl My Hail! Oh' dear Yah! Always Seen iwithj Reading Star-gazing Quarreling with her sister At the library Powdering her nose. Eating A Man On Loomis St. NVith Gordon John Downtown XVith Lizzie Auburn hair His violin YVith the Krafts Serious Anybody Dimples Roman nose Hlassea flladys F. At dont-es With a boy Roland Characteristic Just getting to school on time Polcing Valmness Faithfulness Frankness Passing notes Height Prettiness Kindness Innocence f'urls Serious Never in a hurry Oh those lool-tsl NYillingness You'rl he suprised Fixing her hair hlotlesiy SIIHIVIIIVSS Seen und not heurd Vsefnlness Her eyes Har hubs Hood natured Occupation Rivaling Roscoe Fitch Salesman Learning Stamping Going down town Giving parties Going around Riding in cars Vaniping Being quiet Flirting Matching pennies Doing Oriole XVOrk Playing Picking berries Printing Tickle-toeing Kindness Dancing hlnnicnring Giving Knowledge Vshering You never 1-an tell Strolling Ambition To write a book To hurry To go to college To go to New York To give service To go to school To be good To be educated To elope To go to Kalamazoo To be popular To have a girl To see the world To be famous Stenographer To grow To have a good time To go away To go to college Stenogapher To be a nurse Private secretary To have dates To look nice 1,ff7QJ,+LL 441 KW'-ffl 'f!'LLL 7a fL '!K1't,ib I i 1 1 ' ,. l 70 f6geT.,,,.i, aA41,4,.l Qrv:-ov 7551.4 'iw-f .Aflfqizflfl Huff Lf O4 Fa- .y4gZM,.f,1 QQLZL, YLQMZGL if ' M k7?.4,f.. lug 4 Lzaam, Lf . 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' 555' 13:1 Rf C I 4' W CLASS OF 1921 ljnrnlc Class of IQQI Russell Holmes Hosamouil lilmf UllX'9 Stilwell l redcriclc Head Gertrude Abrahamson Arthur Ackerman Ilo Bartlett Gladys Benedict Joseph Bernhard: Martha Bertram Birdice Binding Ruth Boline Lloyd Broder Frank Browning Julia Brozzo Wilson Buck Mabel Lhckingham VVilliam Carlson Einer Christensen Mildred Coleman Ada Craig Vera Davison Marjorie Davies Gilbert Dodge Rosamond Elms Roscoe Fitch Margaret Gibbs Herbert Groening Clyde Hagerman Robert Hannah Carmen Hansen OFFICERS CLASS ROLL Hazel Hansen Fohner Hansen Bertha Hawley lilltll Hawley Russel Holmes Louise Huston Chas. Jensen Anna Johnson Nels Johnson ROY Johsoll Helen Johnson Marguerite Johnson Gladys Jury John Keith Gordon Kraft ltosella Kraft Hose Kupper Katherine Lecdham Carrol McCandless Lawrence Mcfllatch Hugh Mr-Donald Herbert Miller Arthur Molyneaux Josephine Myles Helen Nelson Marguerite Nord Marie Nord ie Vice President President Secretary Treasurer Rudolph Olson Roland Orr Albert Palm Helen Peterson Hazel Pierce Grace Piper Alfred Pratt Leslie Prehn Lottie Proper Frederick Read Mitchel Read Marguerite Ricklefs Chas. Ricklefs Harold Rockwell David Shangle Emily Shultz Myldred Stowell Olive Stowell John Stram Nettie Swanson Lois Switzer Ruth Thompson Raymond Thomsen Ethel VanDyke Donald Vorce Leeman Wrege URIIJIE unior History lilll neither wit nor bard, who sings of deeds that ne'er were done The rhyine I make is all about the class of twenty one. When L. H. first greeted us we were a hundred strong NVe looked as Freshies always look-a green and Inotely throng. As freshies should, throughout the year we always tried to see How unobserved, invisible and quiet we could be. Then one fine day in June they sent us hoine with, HDonlt forget To c-all again next year for you can learn a few things yetfl We ealled, eleeted officers and started out once inore. We did one thing how ever, that we hadn't done before, The ehanipionship for basketball was won by Sophomore boys XVe gave a couple ot parties, ended then our yearly joys. And now as Juniors we return with rnany things to do Athletics and society deniand some pushing through. This year again at basketball, we've proved that we excel Our boys have gained the ehanipionship, the girl 's teani did as well. To prove that we were thankful for the honors they had won We tendered thein a banquet and we had a lot of fun. That we inight give a banquet to the Seniors 'lore they go XYe staged a play The Wishing Ring to raise the needed dough. l hope now that you'll pardon ine if I philosophize lt isn't that I know so nnufh or want to seein so wise, liut here's the thing l've notieed as l've played niy little ganie That the finest thing that you ran earn is just an honored name. lt means that when youlve won your iight, you've won it fair and squ lt means that folks r-in trust you any time and anywhere. ln study or in play, in any worthwhile thing you do lt should be worth your while to try to niake folks proud ot you. These are the things we have at-hieved but it is always true The greater and the bigger things are just ahead of you No matter what we have at-hieved those things untought, unwon Are greater tar than anything that we'll have ever done. --C. R. HOLMES. MUSTEROLE A Little Nurse for Lit- tle llls. Sold by Nettie Swanson MELBA POWDER Has Charm: Gives Charm. Sold by Marguerite Ricklef s Detroit Academy for DRAMATIC ART See Gilbert Dodge BABY DIMPLES EDISON HAIR PINS TALKING MACHINE GOSSIP Sold by Sold by by J h St Raymond Thompson Ada Craig 0 H mm VAN DYKE'S JOHNSON TALCUM Music CANNED GO0Ds wand me Szofh brings HTHE VAMPH Johnsons, too. Sold by Sold by Sold by Ethel VZ-III Dyke The Johnson C0, Josephine Myles EVER READY HOLMES' LUX SAFETY RAZOR DICTIONARY Svffk Shapely Und UH shrun en. Sold by See Sold by Don Vorce Russell Holmes Alfred Pratt Use CHURCH QUAKER oATs DJER KISS and have ART SCHOOL Sold by A Rose-Petal Complexion See 50141 by ' Lois SWUQZSI' Mabel Buckingham Grace Piper -ll- i-Mi IVORY soAP SHINOLA SPAULDING'S ll Floats . ,, L LE Boox Som by Mukes Em Shine IU Margaret Gibbs som by S014 bl' M Gladys Benedict Mitchell Read PEPSIN GUM Sold by Ruth Griifis E. Z. Bright TTY STOVE POLISH DOE'S PUFFED RICE PHO Clear as a Bell Sold by Sold by Sold by Frederick Read David Shangle Marjorie Vorce M. BRAUDY CO. LADY DAINTY For Styles for HAIR PINS MARVIS POWDER Stout Women Sold by See Sold by Carmen Hansen SLOWE 'S MOLASSES Best Ever Sold by Arthur Ackerman Louise Huston Edna Steingrraber MAIDEN BLUSH APPLES Sold by Ruth Hawley WEST ELECTRIC HAIR CURLERS som by Rose Kupper RYZON MILADY'S AMERICAN BEAUTY BAKING POWDER CHOCOI-ATES ROSES Sweet and Delicious Tell it with Flowers Sold by Sold by For sale by Roscoe C. Fitch Chas. Jensen Helen Petersen CI-E0'S The PIERCE CARS CREAM WHIP HASKELL CANOE --For spew' Beats Everything HA Speedy Craftn Sold by Sold by Sold by Zeb. Bernhardt The K1-aft CO. H3261 Pierce SNOWDRIFT Make Candy LASH BRoW-1NE SHORTENING from blokes You Attractive Always Fresh KARO SYRUP Sold by sold by Sold by Wilson Buck Kathryn Leedham Mildred Stowell EFHS 1 1 X , X ,X Y! ff f 49' g1 Q!j 'f z xffvfgggva wi f. fa . 1 J. ,'1 all : ,I ai - M N A 1 ld YB 'O f X Z X X I8 X,lm.41.u.1..mu.-. , f X , ' 12 N ff! If I I 11' X fig 'N' I feffiiaff f + '2' V531 1 A . ', an F : I '59 . , A X 3 I I I. v Q I .-1-5.fTnnY , 'xi'-f , '-1-QL, . ap f LASS OF 1922 C Unlnlc Class of IQ22 OFFICERS llllllillfll'l'llV-'l'1ll'tl - llutli liakcr Jlcrtire lluck l',l'll1fxT Emily Arndt Reva Ayers Alice Bradshaw Alvin Borg David Buck Ruth Baker Lois Beaudreau George Blunienstock Marguerite Brandt Mertice Buck Glynn Butler Beatrice Clauson Donald Crawford Juanita Cochrane Ray DcYoung Minnie Engblade Floyd Eckley Rose Foster Raymond Fath Lloyd Fortune Grace Gustafson Elliot Grottlieb Ruth Grillis Tau'-ls CLASS ROLL Mary Grnver Merle Guimond President Yive l'resident Swrctai-y Treasurer Harold Quayle V1-rlv Grolt-mal Arnold Hansen Vlara Hansen Earl Hamilton G 0l'HF' Haller Vliarlvs Hayes Haiold Hansen Norman lfleysell. Mary Haskell Preston Ho.-cle Ellen Johnson Ida Johnson Pauline Kraft Agnes Larsen Eleanor Laidlaw Geneva Larsen Lois McCandless Pauline Mitchell Charles Olson Ruth Ogren Elaine Robertson Donald Ross Mabel Randall William Ilahn Albert Schroeder Vorneil Schulz Edna Steingraber Helen Scott Glenn Seeba Julia Strain Margaret Sweeny XVarner Skoog Ernest Tauch Ruth Tope Henry VanDyke Myrtle Whisler Ruth Yakes Irene Young 1922 CLASS OF URIIJIE Class of IQ22 OFFICERS I,Ull5.lll,l l'l'ilV-'l.lll'L1 - llutl 1 I':ilkl'l' 1lffI'Tlr'Q Illlvk lyrn Emily Arndt Reva Ayers Alice Bradshaw Alvin Borg David Buck Ruth Baker Lois Beaudreau George Blumenst of'l-i Marguerite Brandt Mertice Buck Glynn Butler Beatrice Clauson Donald Crawford Juanita Cochrane Ray DeYoung Minnie Engblade Floyd Eckley Rose Foster Raymond Fath Lloyd Fortune Grace Gustafson Elliot Grottlieb Ruth Griflis est Tancli CLASS ROLL Mary Gflllfffl' Merle fluinlond Xvl'l'll' f2I'0U,'lllil.t Arnold Hansen Clara Hansen Earl Hamilton fleorge Haller Vlnarles Hayes Harold Hansen Norman Heyselt Mary Haskell Preston Hoxie Ellen Johnson Ida Johnson Pauline Kraft Agnes Larsen Eleanor Laidlaw Geneva Larsen Lois McCandless Pauline Mitchell Charles Olson Ruth Ogroli Vice IJl'E'Sl1ll'Ill l7l'esi1lQlll St-4-retu ry Treasurer Harold Quayle Elaine Robertson Donald Ross Mabel Randall William Rahn Albert Schroeder Corneil Schulz Edna Steingraber Helen Scott Glenn Seeba Julia Strain Margaret Sweeny Warner Skoog Ernest Tauch Ruth Tope Hen ry VanDyke Myrtle Whisler Ruth Yakes Irene Young DRIUIE: THE SOPHOMORE ABC 'S As I was sitting' in sehool one day The teaeher happened to look my way She said 'tPray, tell me the Al'3L s I answered, All I know are these. A stands for Arndt, Alive and Ayers Also for Alvin who attends all the fairs B is for Butler, Beaudreau, Brandt and for Buf-k And if you don't know them you're sure out of luek. C stands for our Ulass of Twenty-two, D for David and the Donald's, two E is for Eekley so hig, true and hold, Edna, Ellen and Englehlade who our standards uphold F is for Fath, Fortune and Foster, G for Glenwood, Gottlieb and George Who dare not aeeost her. H is for Hoxie and for Haskell, too If one were aloneewhat would the other one do? Hayes, Hamilton, Haller and Hansens t'o1ne under the H's-you het they do. I is for I who am writing' this verse, I know when you've tinished you'll sit down and eurse. J is for -Iulia, Johnson and Jac-k, For this line here my hrains did I rack. K is for Kraft so tall and so fair, We wonder why it is she likes the night air. L is for Eleanor Laidlaw, a sweet hlithesome lass, Also for Iiarsons, who help make up the elass. Mc for Lois 1IeCandless so gay and so eoy, Why, she 's lrreaking the heart ot' many a boy. M is for 3Iill',Q'2ll'QT, Mite-hell and Mary, I wonder if they're ever very eontrary. N is for None, for look As we would. we 4-ouldn't tind one. O is for Ugren and Hlson so tall Whieh is the one, the one that will Tall? Q is for Quayle, Yea, for llravo so hrave ,XII men know he's lialvle to rave. R is for Rahn, llohertson, Randall and Ruth And you may he sure they all tell the truth. S is for Hehultz, Seott and for Hkoog, .Xlso for Sehoeder the strong hugo' lmoog, T is t'or Taueh and for Ernest so lwright, llut that is why he 's at home every night. V is IH Hl ll'3' Yilll llyke tho' not yet t'or the I reshman DRIDIE He sees Sunday night. W for Nvliistler, for Myrtle so tall, Oh what-what a tragedy should Myrtle fall. Y is for the Misses Young and Yakcs, And if you don it know them just put 011 the brakes X is the end the mystery unsolved, And so our friendsliip may stay undissolvcdf' , FRESHIES' FORECAST BY A SOPHOMORE To see the class folk suffer so From the Freshman is a pity. Freshman ! They fight the Sophs and spoil their naps, And tell the teachers if classmen daddle, And spoil the dances with their scraps, And break up committees with their prattle, 1 1-Iiding the gloves and ladies' to our Sunday . 1 , S 1 . 0 Cf 0 ,947 G 409 'QQ' f-LA aa, KJ, 'Q 511 Sf' J 5- 3' 'W J S 5 A! Tx Y .?, 3 x AND some RAE N01- 1'L 4 fu v., ES IES ,x S,,...,--if ' '! fx X W N 19 X OYR V i 5 5, uw F XXXXM 155 QQ CLASS OF 1 923 URIIJIE Class of 1923 OFFICERS llt'l'lwI'T ,lollllsoll - Hrru r-pe-nt-er .lrvolzi Xortlllolt tlitoSt:1rliv Vernice Abair lillfl0lph Anderson Erlith I3-iiirlinfi Ellis Butler Helga Borg Vessie Brown Geraldine Buckle Golden Carler LeMoyne Cronenwelt Leo Detjergus Charles Doty Clyde Eckley Fred Eshlenlan Russell Fisher Alice Fitch Dinion Foster Virgil Fitch Nelle Fowler Alice Fraidenburg Ellen Gamertsfelder Clarence Gerard Herbert Gerard Verle Gibbs Ruth Glover CLASS ROLL Chai les Gustafson Iivelyn Goodshaw Beatrice Hawley Everett Hansen Anna Herschfield Raymond Haylord Kalman Herschheld Raymond Hermann Henry Hayer Dorothy Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Herbert .Johnson Kenneth Jury lteva Kistler Ahlem Keson Hilda Larsen .John Leveaux Marie Larsen Louise Lemon VVillard Linsley Clara Leinke Frank Madsen Kenneth Marquard Josephine Mier Ella Miller Vice President President Secretary Treasurer John Nord Eunice Nelson Arcola Nordholt Annabelle Pape Ruth Pearson Myrtle Peters Margaret Peterson Hazel Pratt Harry Smith Otto Starke Dora Schulz Theodore Steingrabex Margaret Snow Orra Spencer Myrtle Tageson Joe Taggart Lisle Thaxton Nettie Vuik Edna Wadel John Wagner Ferne VVeiss Thurston Widmark CT I X K , ff XXX l 5 f U T ff f 9 Ei:-K K, X E' .. 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I 1luu't lumw any more about the nge-sut'.Iulu1 zlml luis grzlmllulller ur their wimllh either tlmu I rlirl tive years IlE'Ill'l'. lu fuvt I think that the prim-ipul parts ul' 2x plus -IZ minus 5 equal mm lllllllllllllll uumlum hut I xmulfIu'l swear lo it. Ht I-nurse the lizltlle of Mzxmtliull ufuuglit iu 1492: wus wuu Ivy xvillllllil :tml Ill-llc-4-4-:tel um positive of that Illllvll. I think, lwul I'm uut verluiu that ll2IC 2ll'lS l'z1vorite song' was The We-ul'il1gu1'lI1v Ill'P1'lI,H l'l'lN'.llIS nulll'ImrIeu1z1uu'e lliil-uw-1-efltlie South Sea Isles ulmut tht- Silllll' time lluuseyr-It ul-ul tu Ililllillllil. Iiiehalrfl the Lion Ileurtr-ll Vtllllt' in -Ulm-x-clit-rl-, I um-ss it vhs just :mulls-r uzlmc- lm- i1lll21ll1lCl1- sis uml lnypullu-sis. Well, tlnerl- gm-s my flzul zlguiu. The uf-xl' thing, lu- will he iu here with a slipper. Ulu --ursf-sf Why wus I lmru lo flie nl lhl- lmml ul' il I-rue-I fm-ully? Iiul llf'YCl'Alllf'If'sN. I gut-ss I ezm mnlu- El pzlssiug' ggrzxflr- llll my exums, ut lezlst Iougllttulilmwr-1m11g'ln-it muy ln- an lrillm- mullllll-ll lmul I lclmu' it zmylmw. ll, S. A FRESMAN'S IDEA OF A SOPHOMORE. The rf-I-urfl ut' thf- I-luss ut' lil2iI is 111-I-essairily brief, l'ur it has never ae- eomplisllefl zmything' that me-rits sp:-I-i.1l att:-ultima. XYIN-11 the I rf-slum-11 mum- lu sf-lmul iu Sr-ptr-mller they were tolll that the zill-Itmnyiug Suplmrmrf-s v'4-re lllr- must impurtzmt 1-lass ol' the high sc-hoolg that thc sg-I-fnlfl XMI- I-lass im:-mlf-fl lu tl-pu-I1 tlnf- Ifreslmies proper r-uucluet in elasses, 21lIfIPiIyf?f'li1llyIlI lhf- :Issf-mllly ruum. As u result ol' this lcimlly ffl uflyivf- from the SUIJIIOIIIOTCS, this is the ermversatiou that f'2lII lu- I-:ll-rif-ll UII hy tht- l rr-slnies in the hallway. 'II thiuli that the way the Suplls uf-1 mwnrfl flu- I-'rr-slmlr-in is luwl'ul'. They oug'l1t'z1 think of the far-t that they alert- l rr-slim:-I1 nl mm- time aurl how they felt to- ward the Sophsf' , Yes,,' burst out zmothf-r iurlignunl I resl1if-, UNITE' 0l.TlWSf' IIQYS that 15 now a snplmrimre harl his arm Ilrolff-u us all result ot cll?lZ1IlQ',, Ellltl. yet they keep up that r-razy way of 'uitizllilug' the I'll'Qf4lIlllQ.I'l.H Another girl name. 111 that had hearfl only the last part ul' the l'0l'lVl'l'S?Il10ll. Why I should think that those a11,n,igh-fy Sf,I,1mr,Ifn'es would try to get it haczkiou the class that Picked on them instead of takin! if Ill UH we lllfoli lllllpsllles' wwe lilww .as much as thgy do anyyyuy. Believe me, our boys will take nut on the Ifl GSl116S 1K lflnlnlc. next year, what we had to take from the Sophs this year. XYhile the l reshmen were in the midst of their diseussion the Prineipal walked up hehind the group and when he thought he had heard enough of their eonversation, he remarked 'tllraetiee what you prear-li. As the little Freshies all trotted on to their assembly rooms one of the girls that was rather impertinent ealled hat-k: H'l'hey all piek on the Freshies, look at the Sophs aeross the hall. You'd think they owned it. Une of the Sophornores of the group heard the remark that was not meant for her ears and said, 'WVait until you are Sophomores, then you t-an stand in the halls and talk too. In answer to this, the Freshman informed her that she would rather he what she was than to he a faded green like the all-knowing' Sophs. RECIPES A Freshman-Take a few drops of water, add to it a small amount of skimmed milk and freeze the mixture until it whip frequently and do not allow to hoil over. A SODl10D10l'6-T?lli0 a ldreshman, add a leave it to itself. A -lunior-Take a Sophomore, add a little turns green. Serve meaningly, great deal more freshness and elass spirit, and then heat. A Senior-Take the best of the Juniors, add a little knowledge, pour in a little pep, and plaee in a eonspieuons position. A GIRL'S ESSAY ON BOYS r . . Phe hov is not an animal, vet' thev e-in he heard at a eonsiderahle dis- , 1 tanee. XYhen a lmoy hollers he opens his lmig' mouth like frogs, lmut girls hold their tongues till they are spoken to, and then they answer respoetalmlv and tell Just how it was. A hoy thinks himself elever heeause he ean wade in water, where it is deep. When a lnoy grows up he is ealled a huslmand and then he stops wading' and stays out nights, hut the grown up girl is a widow and keeps house. EVENTS L55 Q, V I -1 l ,1N ,Q': EQPU , ' I N I ,UI Illlllllllullllllulflllullllllull in-Q J 'f il V3.5 .Q QA ' 2 S .R . X x XX XX fXf xl Q 0 f V W xox fi TDRIE E l J DEBATE This year for the tirst time Lndington High Sc-hool entered a team in the State Debating contest. After some preliminary debating NValter B. Erik- son, Roseoe C. Fiteh and tf. Russell llolmes were ehosen to represent the sehool. The question for the debate this year was a very important one to all good Americans, Resolved that the Vongress of the Vnited States should adopt some system ot universal military training for all able bodied male eitizens between the ages of 18 and 25. Taking the affirmative side the loeal team met the Manistee team in the tfongregational ehureli on the evening of January ninth. The debate was won by the visitors with a unanimous vote of the three judges, although the lot-al team had prepared a strong ease. Two weeks later the team aeeepted Reed t'ity's invitation to debate there, where after a hard tight it won the attirmative side. The next and last debate for Ludington was held at Ludington with the Freemont team, whieh upheld the affirmative. This debate went to Freemont by a two to one vote of the judges. There has been in the past a seeming disregard ot the importanee of sueh work at L. H. S. and it is to be hoped that this start will hasten the day when literary honors will eount tor as mueh and will eommand the same interest as athleties in our sehool. AURORA LITERARY SOCIETY The Aurora Literary Soeiety of the lqudington High School organized with the following ottieers tor the year 1919-1920: President - - Harold Benson Vive-President Marian Hoxie Secretary Lloyd Fortune Treasurer Roseoe C. Fiteh ffritif' - - - Miss Grace Chapel Vnder the leadership and supervision ot' Miss tlraee Uhapel and with the aid and eo-operation ot Principal ll. ll. Hawley, several interesting pro- grams and many parties were given by the soeiety. With a membership ot over seventy-tive, the liiterary Soeiety assumed the sponsorship and responsibility tor the visiting debating teams from Manistee and ldreemont, diseharging this duty with great sneeess. tm Hallowe'en night a mastluerade and danee was given at the Guild Hall with all the members in attendanee and enjoying themselves to the ut- most. Miss t'hapel staged an appropriate dramatization as the tirst number on the program. This was tollowed by dancing and appetizing refreshments. Although the sessions were not as regular or as many as in previous years due to the many other soeial aetivities ot the sehool, the members all feel that they have derived mueh value 'from the organization in learning as well as enjoyment. , URIDUE Society News INTER-CLASS PARTIES U1'YHllL'l- U1-llll111bl'-5HIlllUllllbl'l' pglriy, N',Wi'l1ll .'l' 3-51-1lilrv'-Sulvlnmnulw party. I,4jl'L'llllllfl' 12-I-'rv 111111-11-.lilrnitwpm-1y, Ii,l34't'llIlNQ'l' IH-S1-niwr--ll'him' ymrty. April QCS-llzirtltimn-1 lmrtyf- He-minr-l ri-slimell. May T-Sf,-liim-s 1-nrt-r1:1in tht- -lllIlllPl'S, Supl1unmre's mul l'll'G'l1l1lL'll. ENTERTAINMENTS livery l-'riflziy night. fllll'lH2' thi- llmlluill :mal luislietlmll seusmi, the lmme team ent:-r1ziim-fl Ihr- numiflf- plz:-vt-rs will: il clam-e in the si-luml llllllillllgl Punf-li and Vl'Hl'f'l'w -if-1-Q uxuznlllx' fl-rr:-fl :tml Al4'lit'l'Tj',N Hrr-llestru l'lll'lllSl1Ctl uiusif- for flzilifimf. In the first lm:-1 ut' .Xlnrf-ln, tht- S1-niurs were t'lllCl'lilll1l'll with il xleiglirirle to the Kistlf-r lnmm- in Summit. .Htl-r mm-ln fliilif-uliy the 1wo slr-iglllualrlz rear-lit-fl Thr-ir rlf-srin:11im1 xx hr-rv fl:mf-ing was tht- 4-hir-f illllllSCl1lClll ui' the eve- ning. A f,lr-livifnis lllll1'll was M-rw-fl lam- in the L'Yl'lllllj.1'. This wuz: one of the most Sllf'f'C'NSl'Ul Sr-hier 4-w-ms nl' tha- yr-ur. The boys of Thr- Sc-uiur f-lass f'lIl4'I'lJIlllf'fl their girl frir-mls wiill 51 tlflllvlllg party at the Hllilfl llnll rm thf- 4-rr-ning' ul' April Hi The 1-lizilzelmrs alt this cle- lightful affair were The Miss:-x ,llillr-r mul N1-wlrergq' anal Messrs. Forgilmrg and Paulieu. Ive f-ream and wal?-rs wr-rv Sf1l'X'f'fl. Some of 1he at-tivo mule lm-rnhr-rs ut' our fsvhool eritertziinr-rl their girl . . . 4 . - 4 , a friends with a f'OSl'l,ll'Il6 party :rt the frllllfl llall, as it happened on Halloue eu night. Prizes were awarclc-rl those flr'r-ssc,-fl in the most r-lever eostuines. At the home of Miss lilziine Holm,-rtsmi of N. Lewis Street, E1 mock Wed- Demi: ding took Qlaee. Tl1e l1o11se was deeorated witl1 pink klllhl wl1i10 streaniers and a large 1veddin,g' 11011 llllllg' i11 1110 i1l'1'll. T110 bridal party 0211116 C1OXV11 1116 ope11 stairway while Mrs. liobertson played 1110 1VGflf11ll2' lI121l'f'll. Miss Marjorie Davies was 1he bride 1vl1ile 1'Mr.'1 Pauline Mitehell 1vas 1110 gl'0OH1. Re1'.,' Elaine Robertson 1vas 1110 11lllllS1Gl' ill f'llill'QC. Other 111e11111e1's of 1110 bridal par1y 1v0re, 1'Mr.1' Margaret Hraiidt, best lllillll Miss Rosamolid Elms, brides- niaidg Mr.1' Eleanor Laidlaw, 1110 11ride1s father. After 1110 wedding 10011 plaee tl1e g11es1s danced H1111 111011 went to 1110 dining room wl1ere 1'ef1'eshn1e111s 1vere served at sniall 1a11les. This par1y was given by 1110 IDQIN1JE'l'S of 1110 P. B. G. Club. La1er O11 ill 1110 SUlllll1E'l' the l1lG1lllJPl'S of This 011111 and some of 1l1eir friends enjoyed a house party at Japeh l'o11agge 111 Hanilin. T110 members are: Marjorie Davies, Pauline Mitehell, Eleanor Laidlaw, Elaine Robertson 211111 Rosaniond Elms. Miss O1-ra Spencer entertained a group of High S1-hool boys and girls at 110r 1101116 on North Gaylord Ave., one evening during Easier vat-a1io11. The 111110 1vas spe111 111 playiiig ganies Hlld Cl21l11'lll,Q,', and at 1110 1-lose of 1110 party l'Qfl'GSl1lHGl11S were served. Those prese111 were 1110 Misses Lois Mc-Candless, Mary Haskell, Mable Buekiiigliani, Lois Switzer a11d 1110 hosfess, Orra Spen- eer. The young 111011 were, Russell Holmes, -l41l'GClGl'iS'li Head, Preston Hoxie, Donald Cl'2l1VllOl'Cl a11d Henry Yan Dyke. The evening following 1110 Senior Play 1110 girls of the east were invited to 1l1e l1o111e of Agnes Mae Laren. The evening was spe111 111 telling fortunes Ellld later delieious l'Gfl'QSll111El11S were served by Mrs. Mae Lare11. Those Pl'QSQll'1 were, 1Vinona Laidlaw, Mabel Larsen, Hazel 1lHl1l'illQ,'Ql', Muriel Arft, Louise Yoree, Agnes Mae Laren and Miss Chapel. Unr sehool was 1110 seene of a happy event on April 30, wl1e11 there was a P10 Soeial at sehool. I1 was :1 116110111 for the Athletie Assot-iatio11 and about 15111111 was cleared. Musie was flll'lllSllCt1 1'or Liilllvlllg' by Kings Jazz Or- ehestra. lierdiee l3i11di11,q e111e1'tai11ed 1l1e N. lf T. 1111111 with a 1i111e girls party at her l1o111e. T110 Hlittle girls 11111112111 their dolls. lfdna ST01l1Q'l'Hl19l' wo11 the prize for finding 1110 111os1 ll1llll11Ol' o1' peanuts. Stielq 1-andy was enjoyed 1lll'0llQ'll0111 the CVQlllllg1'. Delit-io11s re1'resl1n1e111s were also served. T110 1110111- 110rs 111' the P11111 are, Hose liupper, llelen S1-ott, llerdiee 111111111133 lidith Bind- ing, lffdna Stn-i11g'1'1111e1-, Margaret 11i11l1s and Yerle 1i'l11llN. Margaret 11111l1s e11te1'1a111e1l a 1'ew ot' l1er lil'llllltlN witl1 tl Qllllll0l' pa1'1y at 1 1 ,A v- Y - ' V x ' 'Y 11701 11111119 o11 511111 A1 e., April 22. T11ose present were, hl2ll'Q'll0l'11G Nord, Rose lxupper, lil'l'1ll4'C lilllkllllg, Verle and AlilltQ'2ll'01 11il1l1s. The ll1ff11i11N'l'S o1' the N. N. t'lnl1 Olllllbylxll 21 eoas1111,Q' pa1'1y o11 Feb. 3. Cold and llllllQjl'f' 11-11111 tlns exertion 1111-1' went to the 1101110 111' Hee Beaudreau where URIUIE -1 1111111112111 1 '1'h.l k 511111111 WHS S1-1 1'1-11. '1'111- 1111-111111-1-s 111' this 1-11111 111'C, D11 111-11111, l,1111'11 11I1111111NY, 11111- '11il1ll11'I', W1-1-1111 Y111-111-, 131.1-1 111111117 M1,1,Va Arft, 111-11-11 11111111, .X11111-s 31111-1.111-1-11, 11l'1' 111-:111111'1-1111, 11111 111x111-1' 211111 N1-1110 1ie1111. T111- 1111s 1'11111, .1-11111111151-11 111- 21 g.L'1'1111l1 111' 1111111 S1-1111111 11-11-1s, was 111-Q'a11iz1-11 111 1111- 111-2111111112 111 1111- x1-1111111 y1'2l1', r1111l'j' 1111-1-1 1'Yl'1'j' 111'11 W1-1-11s 1111111111-1' 1111-1' 11711111 T11 111' 11111, l1l11S11f' 1111- 1111- 1'1-1'1'1-S111111-11114. 11yis 1111? 1'11111V 111111 11111111-s 1111 11115 1111151 11111111- 111-g:1111x111i1111 is-11111'j 111111 111111 '1'11111111s1111. 11-1-110 1 1 N111111u'. 1:1ll11l111' 1'1-11-12.1-11. X211 -1111'j', 1111111 111111I1l', 3111111011 1'1111-1111111, 11111-111110 XY111111-11, 51111-11111 1111xi1-, 11l1Z1'111l 1i1'2l1'1, 1'11111i111- 1i1':11'1, 11j'f112l 1'1ll1'Q', 1111111111116-. THE WISHTNG RING 1111- XY1N111Ili1 111111111 is Q1'1l1'1'JI11y 1111111111 IIS 1111- 111115' Q-11111 1111111-r 1119 111111111-1-1 111' 11111 1-11111 111. '21, '111111'f'l111y' 211111 1411'11111fv, 1111- 1111-11111 211111 11111'1ec11111 111 1'1'111'1,1111'5'. '1'11ix 111-1111111-111111, I11'1'11J1l1A 1l1'4'2l11S1' 111. 11113 11111111- 1-1111s1- 1111- 1v1111-11 11 was 11111-11111-11 111 111'111'1111- 1111-1111-L, 1111s 21 111111-111-11 H111-1-1-ss, 11s 1111' 11s 111111111 111- 11s1-1-11111111-11 XY1T11111,11 111111111111z11'1u 111 Jlllf' 11115' 1.ll1' 1111- ll11ly IIS 111-1-N1-1111-11, i111111y111-s11i11 111 '11,1N11f'f' 111 1-1-1-111111 1-11111-111-11-1-s 111111 21 I'1-11 1111111-111111-s w1-1-1- 1Il1'1l1'l'G1,1. The 111-11' 11111 51112-1-11 111 21 111111- NY1ll'Il 1111- 11111111-11x11 1-111111-11111 111111 1-1-111-11011 its 1-1i11111X, 1 1111151 1-11111111111111Q 11111115' 111' 11ll' 1111111-1111111-11 1-11s1 211111 l'1111Si11Q' sc-V1-1-111 1-1111111111 1111111' N1111s1111,11111. H'-111I1' V1'1111111u 111l11J,H 1-1111 x1ig11115' 111111-1-1-111 1'1'll1ll 1111- 1-111111111111 1'1lll 111' 3l1121T1?1,l1' 111-1111111-1111111. '1111- 11111Ni1- 1111-1 X'4'l'f' 1-1111-115' 111111 1111- 112lll1'1llQj very Q1-111-1'-1111, 41, 111-1,111 111-1-11111 111' 1111111111- 1111111-11 A1111'11U111 11ll' 1-111i1'1- 1111152 T110 Nfl1HS1'1111'1Si111'1 '1'1:11-11-111-N X1l'l'1' N11--11 111 111111 1l111l1,'I'111 111-V1-1' 111-1'111-1- 111-Q11 111-31-11 11111111 1111- 111111111-111 N12l21' 111 14114111ILf11l11. 11 lllily 1'ig1'1111'1111y 111- S11111 111111 11 was . ,. n . 111111111 1111'1jj11!7 11111-1-1-1111111 1111111111 11s 1-IIII11 1-V1-1' s11111'1-11 1111-1111V. NXY11111l1V11 111.11111 1111- 11,111-1111111111 1.11111 11111-111-11 1111- 11111'111JS1 211161 is 11QsQ1'x'i11g HT TIN, HUM ,.1,,,,,,,,.,,,1,,1i.,11 1111- 1111- 111111-111111- is Miss 11111111-1-1110 N1-W111-rgg, who 111-11-11111 1111- 1-1111111-111' 111. 191-111-1-111 1'1I2111'lllJl1l 111111 1111s 11ss1s11-11 113711. 11. 11111111QS as Y11-1- 1'1li11l'11I2lII, r111I4' 1l11N11l1'NN 1-1111 mm 1111111111-11 115' 1111- 1'111121l11'C f'11111mi1tee 1fH,H,11.11 by A11,,.,11 1',1l111, 11121-1111-1 11-1111 1111- 1'1l2l11'lll2l1l 111111 Y11-Q 1,'112111'l'l1H11. 1111s1-111: I'111'11 1-11111111111-11 1111- 1,111P111'11x 11111111111111. SENIOR PLAY CHARACTERS Unllzllr: ccwhat Happened to Jonesn The play was staigred on the tifteenth ot' April at the Lyric Theatre, under the direvtorship ot Miss tirave Vhapel. Ehenezer Hooclly, a professor of Anatomy anal his wite, Matilda were ex- pevting the arrival of I-Ihenezm-r's hrothcr, Antony Hooclly, D. D., Bishop of Ballarat. Rivharll Heatherly, iianm-e of Marjorie, one of the Professor 's daugh- ters, lures the Professor To a glove-1-ontest whit-h is routed hy the polive. They suc-eessfully esvape from the tight hut are seen entering' the house hy Helma, the Swedish servant. Jones, a hymn hook agent who sells playing eards as a side line makes a narrow eseape hy 1-limhing through the window in the Hoodly home, leaving his 1-oat tail with the polim-e. He clisguises himself as the Bishop ot' Ballarat anfl falls in love with Vissy, the ward of Ehenezer. The plot f-ontinues Io grow more 1-omplii-atc-fl with the arrival ot' the real Bishop who is taken for an QS1'211'JOfl lunatif-, lint tinally everything is untanglecl and all ends happily. Muf-li humor is err-atefl tln-oughout the play hy llelma with her hlank look and Swedish af-of-nt, anfl also hy Jones in th-st-rihiinr the 4-ustoms of Aus- tralia. Alvina Starlight, Matilrla's sister f-apahly took her part as a spinster in love with the Bishop. Eavh partieipant flitl his utmost for the sum-ess ot' the play. The net pro- ceeds hrougzht 5467.-17, whiwh was the most 1-ver reveivefl hy a Senior Play. VAST Ulf' 4'lI.XIZA1 I'lClIH Jones-Who travels for a llymn Book House---XValter Erikson Elqgnoggr Hooflly-A I'rot'ossor ot' Anatomy .... Bert Shangles Antony ftoofllv, IJ, IJ.-Bishop ot Iiall:n'at--'l'horvald Thomsen Rjpha,-d Iif-'Q1fhQl'l5'?I'J1jlfiifffffil, to Marjorie ,...., Harold Benson Thomas Holrler-A l'oli 6'nl21II .--- -------- ------- A l V21 H0Uk XVilliam Bighee-An inmate of the Hanitorium--Evalcl Uarlson Ilenrv Filler-Sup't, of the Sanitorinm ....... Charles Stewart Mrs, Goorlly-Ehellezerls Wife ------ ----------- il Imiel Afft Cissy-Ehenezer's VVal'Cl ..-------- ------------ T 101539 VOVCC Marjorie-Ebenezer's Dillliflliiel' ------------ Hazel Dfllwingel' Minot-va+Ehenezer's Dal.lQql1T6'I ----------- --Vlrimma Laidlaw Alvina Starlight-Mrs, Hooclly's Sister ........ 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NYO 1111111011 S00111111 1711141 111 1111- 1'111-1- 1111- 1111- 1-11111111111111s11111 211111 11s 21 1'0s1111, 11101111101's 111 1110 1011111 1171111 1-1-111111111-11 1-110511110 1111- 1111- 1'1-111111111101' 111 1110 S011l0N1P1' 11'01'0 11w111'11011 s11'1-1111-1's. T. J. L. II. S. L. H. S. L. H. S. L. li. S. 1 Six DRIDIE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE . -,., ,.,.,. , E Alumni 332 -- Mmlisiov lf? ---., Shelby li - - lfzulillm- ll L. ll. S. 7 L. Il. S. lil L. ll. S. HH L. Il. S. 19 L L, bud ----,,-.... -.Be1-T SllHllQ'l0S L. Tavlile Vleihiiig Barnes L. huard ....... ..... H ul'1'y Lzllizwl' Center -- ll. lliuuwl -- Albert Vogel - - ,..... Vvvilllfll' l'h-ikrsuu MEN R. 'l'n4'lil0 - li. End --- Qi1ai'1'e1' Buvl: R. Ilulflmau-lc Ful l ham-li .....,.. L. Ilulflmvk- ----- Joseph Bzu-ulizuwh ALL STARS 5 - ,,... --- Muuistee 37 , ..,,..,...... Hart 0 --.L , ......... Hart U Big Iilapick U - -- ..... l'ha1'les Jensen -- ...... Donald Yorce 'l'l1eur.lo1'e Johnson ----------RohQi't Rohn - ---Edgar Alison Coach Forsburg: This was .luck Hrst your with us mud we siiivowly hopc thai hcl Mays iu our miflst il gmail lllillly more. We ull zippivvialio his sorvin-es remlererl To hwal zithlctim-s mul lwpv him all tho aiu-1-oss in the worlil uilh his future football zuul lmslcetlmll TL-alms. Captain Barnhardt: Zi-lm our souszitiouul liaillflmvla, who Nvorcil Touch- clowus auul kif-liwl lcivlwffs, was uunuimuusly olovtml uvxt yoau-'N vzuuzmiii :uul we zum- looking' forwzllxl To il suzippy Tvzuu uf-KT YG'lI' . 4 . Edgar Anson: Wlwu llzulfly hil lho lim' it was lilw lciiiug' il hull loose ui num lun shop he SlIIl'Nlli1l uuxiliiuf- i,..f,. ,- .1 i ,v,.,- . i 1 . Bert Shanglesi 'lhis was I1m'1's lirsi your ou tho lozuu, lmut his provioils 0XIJC'l'1f'Il1'1' Lu 1lu-m'myxwu lm' him il poxilmu ou 1110111111 Theodore Johnson: 'l'wl was an 'most womh-1'l'ul' X . John Stram-Yellmaster: .lohuuiv was our yollmalslol- null 1w1'l'o1'u1e1l iu hm- style. llmwvm-1' his Timo was not ill spoul iu lHll'l'0llIllll ' Tho nlulivs of his F ll1f'0, 2lSlI1'1'QlIl mm got il jul: :lxll:ll'li1'l'uiTl1 amy goml c:m1'11ix'ul URIDIE N91 Boys, Basketball T LINE UP lil 1 -Fw 4J,IU I ,131 A 4 H' I I . Ir? 'fi' , .5 YYY 1' .l1',,x,',,.l2,4'r'w' SCHEDULE Alt.-M4'i1.x' 1:1 r,. II, 5 ,Y 4HfHHnv 31 L. H. 5 Xv41X'MiJ-X'gf1 L. 5 4- L AX if H Junhnn fmlillzlz- lf' L. 5 -XvfAXX'5lV1rg, U Il. 5 GSHT , Muwrd I I ,XIlI'1i VUVNNVJ f4'!I11'I' fmuwd 4 Mnvl l,l,II4x vi .ZW ,,,lHg Hnphk 'P . Il ,,,, ,,, Hvwllffyl . 3U,Y,A ,,,, Nhnhshw-lu 2l,, - Yuphunnnws U .ZH 5,.. ,.,, AH SHHN U . I3-V-- lhudshw Denali: L. MEN y1i11,1,1.11 111.1111 1'11111'1es S1E'XX'i11'T 1'11i11'11'S .11-1151111 11011 51121111119 .111st'1111 11:11'1111z11'111 '1'111-1111111'1' -1111111130111 131111- 5? 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O, , an ,., I 3215 lfai+ff:,g5G: H NY fbffrsf ' -: V 5131.1 Wg 2 J -al 'fi 1 .. gl XP 5 1 7774115 L2 0719 El? 352 wfu! wfzz! El 11 go., KX 15-Q6 66,9- I XQNNNXX X G2 X9 XX xX C1131 O .W X X ,ggi ., NE- 'Q MW i QA db 5' Qt Dnnziltl Yoree IJR-mls JUST A LITTLE HUMOR Lives of lll1IIlOl'iS'fS remind ns fiilQjSTl12lJf are The must snlllime Are the nnes that limp lmehintl ns l'ux'e1'ecl with the moss of time. Jnlcelets that perlmps anntliei' Sailing' Nei- lift-'s snlf-mn nmin, A fnrlmn untl lmlf-wit lwuilier, Seeing, shall revznnp again. Let us then begin perusing 4hlllli1ll211'S nf uneient flute, Still 11-seizing, still zi-1-lnmsirigf Vliestnnts that liuve lezn'ne1l tn wait. The waves were white :intl resl the nmrn In the noisy lnnn' that llrif-li was lrovn, Anil never was liearcl sneh an 0ll'f1'l V wilfil As welt omeml to life this nnisv 1-hilcl. The zilmve Slilllfl vonpletl with tl ht-t 1 ie s .1 ement that llrif-li wus ai sensation is all that van lme suitl of him. Artlnn' A.-U How :lid you like the stage lniligiingis in 'll1nnlet'? Pill Th ' ' ni- ere werent any liuiigiiigs, you lmonlm, he killed him with ai sw4n'41l. Ht'nrses,,' mntteretl llnssell Holines, wlien he slipped on ai lmimim peel. f- ,6 ,.' fi - 4 'T Z- fl 7' U: A 4 Zi! i Jil? : 'A t ,ff 6,33-.k if ll 'lv f, i - 2: ff 1 If P 1 7 I .Q E?Rwx ffllQL 5f 'A' X' N I' 4 X EJXJL 1, 'ht T. . ,ff -- M A- f , , rf ,AY f X: f X fx -BID X.: , l X i 4 C fe ' ,...,, 4 - , ffTf 'Xf-, A T 7x i'T,- '7X 'ii kd , - ., - 5-H 54 351 X iff Tie x 5- x fi, .- ,X K7 f C lf ii 23 T? Z1 HOW SAD Lionel Munn ttrznuslening' in l,'.Xlmlw l'0llNl21llTlll0il+U'll02ll'3 annl liissinQ lregmif' Miss Ne-xx'lrc-lu'-fe 'lllmt 's l'lI1lllQ'lll We'll stop right tlxevef' Usual: CURES VUIIIC. Tillie your troubles to llr. iQll2ll'li, and see what he ean do for you. His remedies may not always 4-ont'orm with your ideas along' these suhjeets, hut they are guaranteed to eure a had ease ot the blues-either ehronie or acute. Ile knows a little alvout everytlnng' and not lllllt'lI about anything, hut QIPII so he ls ronsulered one ot' the lwest doetors in the eountry. In ottering lns remedies to this 1llllll1t'llllUll, he has made us his grateful debtors, for this is the hrst time he has ever eonsented to gratify the public-'s demands. Ad- dress all inquiries to ltr. lQllllt'li,ll e,fo Oriole, Ludinggton, Mieliigan. Question- I have just entered svhool here, eoniing from a large eity. Would you mind telling me how to at-t so that I will he hetter liked? Please don't print my name. Answer- We won't print your name-it takes up too mueh rooln. Vile 1'an't tell you how to art as we flon't know how you have heen eondueting yourself, hut we imagine politeness might help you a lot. Question-1'Please pulvlish a euro for foolishness. People say I have an overdose ot' it. -H. Ii. Answer-We have 1-onsiderell this problem and have finally eome to the eonelusion that it' yoll loolqrfl upon this life as a mist'ortune, rather than a blessing, you might ow-rf-ome your tault. llut why want to eure it? XVQ have the same failing-otn-1-elvis and sonn-times it proves rather handy. Question- I wat sixteen tln- set-onfl ot' May. How should I hetray this tar-t Q '-Lisle. Answer- Tell l'Y1'l'ylItNly,,l Question- How --an l ln-ep tln- girls from tioeking after nie? -R. C. F. Answer- Hun to meet them. Questionh llow van l stop wearing' out so many pairs of shoes? -Une of the I-'ar-ulty. Answer- Stop wall-:ing and stay putf' Question- I tlonlt sf-1-ni ahh- to get my hands elean. What would you suggest Q , W f f . l. 1 1 1 Answer-'ttioofl morning. llaw- you Pear s Soap. PQUQSIIUII-Hhvfilllll you kindly give me a remedy for studying? I love to do it so that I have mueh troulmle to HCT fflyself to eat and take PTOPCI' exercise. -H. Path. Answer- For an answer to sueh a personal request, you had better send us 3 Stamped, gfflf-3df1ressf-rl envelope and we will send you an answerf, reuegtion-gz4XAviH you P10356-, 59nd UIQ H flOf1lOI',S 0QT'IIf'iCHl'C Statillg tlilat I won't have to take physieal training? -A. Petersen. H Answer- Willingly-we've heen there ourselves. lflnlulc Question- I am tall, stately and liamlaaoiiie, love to write poetry, and direetor of a good snappy jazz hand. ls my hand-ivriting good? YVhat is the meaning ot the name 'lioisl' Please name a teiv good hooks that would not harm the impressionable hrain ot a good seventeen year old. -A Junior Boy. Ansvver- Your penmanship van he greatly improved, Sonny. Desirable Care ive not riglitll, Hallet-li's t'ourse in English Literature, NVehster's Standard Dietionaryl' a11d tl1e 'KU1'iole.'l It you read these thoroughly you vvill have no need to complain ot a lat-li of lillOXVlEfClgQ.H Question- How will I get a good l'0l111JlGXlOll'dn-iil'2lffQ Piper. Ansiver- That is right. XYe like to see a girl take an interest in her personal appearance and are glad that you realize that the loveliest shade in the world is on a XVO111H11lN eheek. Pineh and pound them, it neeeessary, with the thumh and fore-linger of your left hand. AN ENCYCLOPEDIA A. Agnes-A tavored girl's name in the Senior elass. Algebra,-A neeessary evil for all Freshmen. Annual-A disease hrealiing out in hook form onee a year. Art--A eourse in vvhieh they make vari-eolored heads. B. Basket-ball-4 me form of athletivs in which ive are proiieient. Bellrnan-A man on tl1e square and on the level. Bluff--That vvhieh every one tries to do hut at vvhieh only a few prove sul'- eesstul. Boline-4 Fur faithful janitor. Brains-The name hy vvhieh tl1e intelleetual povvers are called and what most underelassmen try to make the lf'aeulty helieve they possess. C. Candy-A very popular vvay to vvin a girl's favor. Chape1wA t'llllllllllHllOll tl1at is very rare-that of hraius and beauty. Chemistry-A very odoril'erous suhjeet. D. Debate-An art revived in lilltllllglilbll this past year. Dense-A term applied to thore who 1-annot, tiguratively speaking swim in mereury. E. Encyclopedia-'l'he etymon of this vvord was a hook ot information hut in this ease it is a spat-e-tiller. Everybody-A vague personage vvho gets the hlame i11 most eases. Exams-l'11esse11tial 2ll:l'ill4'il4lllS lllt'Lll'l'C1l upon pupils. Excuses-l11suti'i1-ie11t reasons, uiunsually original, given tor ahsenees. tSee pinli slips.1 URIIJIE F. Faculty-.X gl-111111 111' 1111111111- 111111 S11'111131'l'1j' 1-x11111-11 i111-ns 111' their 1111'n in1 p111'111111-1-. Football-A11 11t1111-1i1- sp111-t. Forsburg-T11e111-1's1111111111111111 11111Nll1'1'L'SS1l1'0llI' 111I-s1111-11-11111sis11111-. F1'eShmeI1kA-X t111'11111o11t 1,1isl111-1111111-1- 111 1111- 11t11111s11111-1'1- n'11i1-11 111-:111-11vs 111111-11 111' 1111- t1'11111111i1i1y 111' il x1-1-111111111-y S1-111111l. 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Z6I'0f'1'111' 11l'L'1'1'1'1'0I1 1l1l11'1i 111' 11111st 111111'11111's. 11111s 11, is 1-111111111111 with 11111s11'111 1Zl11'111 1il1'1l'1' 11111'i11g' 11111' 1'11i1'e 111011 1111111 1141 you 11111111 1 111111 1'1'e1' 1111 2111j'1111l1Q 111111 lllj' 1'11i1'e 1 Q1121j'11'-H 111 1'11s11 111' 21 11111 11 11112111 111' 1'11111'11111e111. 131111 Y111'1'1-, 11f1111111111111: 211gI1'111'Z1 l11'11l11C111'fttNv1111 l'112111gl' the 111i1111s signs 111 11111s signs 211111 17119 111118 signs 111 111111118 S1g1'l1N, 111111111 1111- 111ws 111 the signs 111111 I11'1H'f'1'11 with 11111 lj1'01l1l'11l.H 1 , i Usual: FAVORITE SONGS Rosella Kraft- Tell Me. Marian Hoxie- Love's Uld Sum-ot Song. Kitty llerrivk- Meow. H Agnes Petersen- Sn1iles, Roland Uri'- My Hal. Mr. Lundberg- Iso Hot a tml. Carroll Mt-t 'undless- li-K-li-Katy. Mertice l'hu-k- Tho llear, Little tlliost oi' Your Smile. Mr. Bellman- The tiirl I lie-t't Behind Me. Harold Henson- Woman is Vim-kle. Thorvald Thomsen- Hn To the Dame. John Strani- The Wild, Wild Women Are Making a Wild Man of MQ. Preston Hoxie-Utlh, NYhat El Pal was Mary. Bert Slianggles- Home Again from a l4'oreign Shore. N. N, Vluli- Hail, Hail, the Hang4 s All llercf' Lundberg's Definition for Sound Waves As you perhaps know, silt-nw is round in motion. Sound and silent-e then, belong to the order ot' dual S1,llINlilll Q in unity. This phonir unity is an in- dependent, unpondriralile phonir-, 1-In-ystoplastiv, sursyinoris whit-h rannot be divided or dffSTI'0j'f'f.l. lt residr-s in all non-int-tallir atoms, whit-h arc not only part of it, but transmit, rr-vcrlmc-rzitre and absorb it. lt has been dfzrida-d lny popular vote, to give our cstcenicd professor of Mathematif-s, Mr. V. V. Uliwr, 21 position on the lmscliall team this summer, as he has had so murh cxpc-i'iffn-'11 wn-rying around the bawl. Miss Millcfr+ Wlio disf'ox'f-rwl tlir- Ht. l,au'rc-info? Thomsen- I didn't know it was lost. Fredie lislileman--lf' Wlnnt is tho proof-r may to 1-ntc-r a parlor? Thorvald Thomsen- 'I'ln'oug1h the door, of l'0lll'SC.H Lundberg:-Hln vase a man swallowcfl lnydrowlilorif' avid, what would you give him fp' Fitf-h- Spiritual l'HllS0l2lll0l!.H Thomsen- So your friends llfwarinf: wc-altliy through a sudden upward movement in oil. What stor-k did he liuy f . . ' Kistler- He dir1n't luuy anv. A rivh old aunt tried to start a fire with a can of it. Coach Forsbui-g claims he put all the forffe into this lnurgfs football team. Unlulc Delighted Caeserls HI rome, l saw, I eonquered has been eonsidered some war wire, but it hasn't got anything on this telegram that Bert Shangle sent home from Paris when he left the Army: Hlleloused, LlC1l1OlJ1llZQCl., and de- lighted. '? HOW WOULD IT SEEM IF- XYilson didn 't have a girl '? Raymond Herman had one? Gladys F. got canned? Thelma was more than tive seeonds early? Mable Larsen wasn't talking? Agnes Petersen wasnlt giggliiig? Marian wasn't with Gordon? Thoryald didn't argue on Soeialism? Raymond Fath was sensible? Jaek Heysett was shy? Gilbert Bradshaw hurried 5? Teddy daneed a straight prograni? Roscoe wasn't looking for news? Any Senior had a tablet? Mr. Lundberg sat at his desk in Assembly '? Arthur Aekermau had his Freneh? Helen Houk wasn't writing notes? We had a new High School? Forsburg was as small as Freddy E. and as fat' as A. P. '? Margaret Sweeney had the same tellow more than a week '? Viola Hawley ever tlunked? Don Yoree didn't ehew gum? Dorothy Johnson attended to her business '? Mr. tlwen ,frot angry? Nordholt-Htlhl look, Lionel has got a hair-ent. KA 4 ' 19 Rae- Sh-, he might hear you. Nordholt-'A Why, doesn't he know it' ? Starke-'tWhy do they eall a steel trap smart I? Herman-t'lleeause it knows the exaet time to shut up. Mr. llawley, tin assenlblyl- We like the attitude taken by the students towards the teaehers and other sports, Miss Nliller+l'Na1ne some farm implements. li. ll,-f't'anals and railroads. Mabel l,arsenkt l'l1e negroes were white-washed earefullyf? li-lRllIl'E Mann in Shoe Repair Shop XVL' Tlloxo sllovw too llill' ,Q11110 l'o1' 1'011:1i1 ' U1'l1IiIlil'I'-UNH sir, I llllllll 1l1i11l4 so. A 114-11' 1: gx i 1111111-1's, with so 1 111 ll IL lun-ls wlll Illlllit' TIIQIII alll 1'1gl11. 'l'l14- lm-Us Sl'l'Il1 l.2llI'lY good. On Soph. Sleighride -1-tiff Il,- Nol1mIylowsme1111cI111yI1a11cIs111-Jsovo 11 L l1I I opfl I'o111111u lll2lNlll IlI-UXYCII, your 111o1I1C1' loves you and you 1- xii 1111 xou1 I ' 1 ' 'liIIIlIN,' Lan 11igI11 I Iwlfl 21 litilc I1z111II, S11 llillllfj' 11111I so IICEIT, I Tl1ougl1t my l1f-z11'T woulrl surf-ly l1u1'sT, So wildly dill if lvenf. X0 oTl1fe1' l1z1111I, IIITIJ my soul, l'o11lfI QI'C'21Tffl' gflarolxw-ss I11'i11g4', TI1z111 Thar little l1a11fl I lwlll last 11ig'l1T, XYl1if-I1 was, four 211-vs :mel El Icing. Q-II. li. Vik! Z 2 1 fi , 1841152 if P dk K '- I I I L ,AI XJ A f Z 1 i ' ff 'ff' f ,fl ff f 5' 'L 2 Wa, 1 74,5 X , Q, X iv K fp I gg Z Z1 2 fi W 2' J 1 31-1 QQ ff! Ag 'Iii' QQ 4' 55 ' URIDIE Mormon Doctrine Une XVife .... ,.......... .... - - ..... I Ionotony Two NViVes -- ......-- l3ig'E1lU5' Thi-ee Wives -- -.---Ti'ig'o1io111et1'y Why? 110111168--HxYllQl'C tliwl Pratt come from Y Fitm-li- 1-'imii tlreet-e, of voursef' WE WONDER What has Hylclitetl Stowell .' Does Mitchell Read? XYhut does Dorothy Grant? Is Huy De-Young? Does Harold Rock-well? Is Hai-olcl that Quayle? What is Lloycl's Fortune? NYhy is Lionel tall Manu 1' Is tilyiiu tat Butler? Wheu clirl Rue Tauuei' shoes? Where is Dorothy's Dyniouclf XYheu is Herbert lil'OE'1lll1g.l Does Katherine l,eetl-ham? What clot-s Davitl Buck? What iuakes firm-e tu' Pipei Who uses the Rfllilllfl-Ul'l'? Is Yeruive A-hair? Is Teclcly Johns-soul' What kiutl is lilll'l,llllliS Kraft' What iuzilie-s Lottie l'i'opei'f Where are Russt-ll's Holmes? ls Blilfli-ml rut t'ole-iuuuf ls Yessie I3row11.' l l11ll'U2 ,mtl Xmwlltolt xw-iw playing' poker. 44 it v Ill het x'o11'x't- gut u spzulef' suitl Xortlliolt. Whut liiunl is lEel'tlive's llimliugl How fhfl you know . ' zislaecel the ustouishetl t'hilhe1'Q. I it up. iWXvL'llv,. 5ill'l NHl'tllllill, ul SHN' ytbll Oll YHHU' l1gg11dglp9f01-L you I-,IL X Unlnlc WANT ADS. NXIQIIIIUKII A 11011' girl Ill high N1-1111111-Wils1111 111l1'1i. XX111111111: Slllllt' 1I2l1I' 1'11s1111-0r--1111111111 1iis1101'. NY11111011: 511111011110 111 r01'i10 my 10ss1111sk11111ss011 N11r11111111. W 1111111: SUll10T1l1I1g' 111I'I'0r0111 111 111111 111111111 1'11r 11111 110x1 1111110 or four W1111t011: A 1-111111 111' y011s1 111 11111110 1110 gr11w-I . 1'1s111111111111. i . l 11111111111-T11 11-x'11111 T1111111s011. 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T1103' sleep-1110 111011 I 11110111 I 11111111 11131 We shall 11f1V0Y'IHfH'91 A1 any '1:lITI.11'Q 111119, V A 1 I I jjeliuhf 111111 s11111s 111 +116 121k 111 1iI1I91'1111j' 111111'1111y1 111113-11s, VVu111i11g 111111111 1110 Q2i1'f101l 311111 1110 111111s. I-I ul, I 1 1.5, ' V qs L, A 9 4' ffl ,Q fm L Q if 3 1. 5 S, ' ' 1 4 -A- .ies 'f ........,, TU 6, in ' , hi WHOSE 7 HA V 1 rl X AY 1 ,. x 4-' A ! E I I- I' XX Y Q 4 1 X , ra! X xi Qi? 965933 W Ctvmt1Qd Taggart's Drug Store GOODS THAT ARE DIFFERENT Apollo Chocolates Martha Washington Chocolates Our Ice Cream TRY THEM AND BE CONVINCED You Save and are Safe Trading Here J. N. TA GGART DRUGGIST 1 E. Ludzngton Ave. LUDINGTON, MI JU51' 'fU'BNwxt'fHE Swlrgh N xX'- nf' 1 x -, tx 4 if, f X i k V . X 4. -ggi W if' , I - '7 , W if ' ' t tttttt t t t POWER 0 f t - , F ' . Tig'l19vgI'.i4' 1 FOR FARMS AND COUNTRU HOMES no DOLTS-NONHBATTERU Automatic Light Co., Inc. .441-Inf... NI- '- .. . ig 'i 'f Y Y .1' t1l7 . f' ' , ' .li ' . f HH- ,f 2, u f .QV ,, ff , 'V ' 5 ' -- ,.' ,il If , W t, I ,, ,,,V at fn, DEPENDABLE-STURDL1 F-ECONOMICAL W i We Buy Our School Supplies from The Hazfter Supply Co. CLEVELAND, OHIO On Our Dear Editor Xvilltbllil 111111 1,1111is11 11111111 11is1111ssi11g' 11111 111111111 111 1110 U1'i111e. 1-'i1111115 11111111 s11i11, Nu, 1,1111ise, you 1-1111'1 1111111'1111i11111 i1. Xv1111 11111611 11111111 11 111'1111i y11111's1111'. H Nu, 1'e1111'1e11 1,1111is11, 111111 1 11fV'X'01' 1:1111 1111 113-g, 11111 1,111 21 119111111 i11K1Q'f' 011111 111111-1111 1111111 1111y111'11 i11 11111 s111111. 11111 Wise? Y1411111'-UNY11211 111'11 y1111 g11i11g1 1111111 11111111 11111 3111 1111'1111Q11 S1'11111l1 Y L S1-11i111'- 11,111 11111 1.111111121111111 2l11j'111111Q', 11111 g11i11g1111'111111g'11. HA11ly1 1411 111111 111113' 111111, 111111., XY11111, 111111 11111s11 1l'1111s1'1's . ' , . . 'N11, 111111 11111 11115' 1111x1 1111111'. ' 1111111111111'g'eA'W11111 is 21 11141 1111112111 111-1g111 1'111111e .X 111s1 111111' IH 11 111111111111111 111, 211111 11115 R1 1111111 i11 111111 111111 1 11121881111111'1l1111'1'.H ' V 1 111'i14' 11111x111111!'XY11111 5111111111 1 11'1'i111 111j' 1111111111 1111., '1i11l'11Ili1-- 1111 11:111111'. N k cAsHacAnnv Home Dairy Company 127 HF. Lurlinglou Ave, Home Jlade Fried Cakes and Dairy Products Hats for Midsummer The Sports, or Pastime Hat, is the har of the hourf-ln all the new materials and colorlnqs-Maline Hats, Horsehair Braids, Bataulas, Orqandles, All these qou will find with us, in new colorlnqs and combinations. Cfravls Millmerq Correct Styles for Spring and Summer Shoes for men, Shoes for ladies, Shoes for boys, Youths and babies. F orslind Brothers Kieswauer Bldg. LUDINGTON, MICH- Alstrom Sz Anderson Fancy and Staple Groceries T 1 ph 373 509 S. l'Vash gf -TRY- Lagesenis Famous Coffee Cakes and Bread LAGESEN HOME BAKERY SHOP Coal - F-'eed Building Nlaterial GEO. ABAIR PHONE 99 REST ASSURED THAT You Will be Properly Attired For AnyOccas1on 1fX ou Buy Clothes Ilere bhf a'7 l5,g1L2jff,,1 Jzffllgyfjzyjirgllaooltex Gar t U and Y U08 I forthe Lad Rye 8 llkzslmtka Company The Stearns Hotel JAMES M. MAGMER, Manager Ludinglon, Illichigan lim l i , rv. THE STEARNS, located in Ludington is one of tlie lnest lwotels in lvlicliigan. Large, new and modern in every respect, convenient- ly and pleasantly located, elegantly furnislwed, excellent cuisine, steam lweat, with teleplwone and liot and cold running water. Rooms commodious and pleasantly located. Rates are moderate and tlwe service unexcelled. MMMEQJMITH 1 KQQTMEYEQ A T IJTJ ' 2 ENGIQAVERI IDI2lNTEI2f MILWAUKEE 'M W J' Inv Iliff' gsfm A xl , -U 12 ' . IQ , Wg , FTE . LE f- H fl 4- i 5 Q 1 ig . ' fAE'i1-xi ' E ' V' ,Lt ' f U, f A , 4 1 , , I gg, fix ,M ' 1 Q , 5 54 IQ fm- Eff- -V VMI iff E ' '57 . ,M'.'1' 5' E 'I gf K Mi f HQ . fy 5 fl 'fl 1, ' X 1 ' ' f' ' gl 'SQ X 5:53 - I .,, 14 ww . X. N , 1 T.: iff , 1 ulinQ Batesorfs Grocery for Fancy Groceries and Vegetables John Jensen FRESH ROASTED COFFEE if Uou Beqiri Life with Hour Spine 100 per cent Perfect, Hou lDill Make Good IS HOUR SPINE RIGHT? Ada L. Waters, R. N., D. C. Cir--Cf 5, 7- Q Tu ephfme Q7-R Ludinqlo UP T0 THE AIINUTE Coats, Suits, Dresses and Skirts , Kupperls Exclusive Cloak Store ?l'b The Luclinqton Hiqh School OFFERS Business, College Preparatory, Cultural and Vocational Courses. The large group of elective sulojects provided in all courses is sufficient to meet the needs and wishes of all students. Extensive courses are offered in Stenography, Typewriting, Boolclteeping, English, History, Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing, Public Spealcing, Latin, French, Sociology, Economics, Science, lvlanual Training, Home Economics, Music and Art. Our graduates enter the leading colleges and universities of the United States without examinations. LUDINQTON, Micruezw L. E. Vorce 8: Son OUR WHAT CHEER COAL VVILL NOT SOOT Building Material - Coal - Feed I C E DISTRIBUTORS: National Grocer Company Madsen 8: Clauson Hdw. Co. COMPLETE LINE OF Stoves and Ranges, Oil Cook Stoves and Healers and Pipeless Furnaces HARDIVARE OF ALI. DESCRIPTIONS C W I1 gt 71 A1'e.and Dowlanrl SI. LUDING TON, IUICH. Ford Garage SMITH 8: BALTZER, Props. ruf. umvfwsAL can Automobiles, Accessories and Supplies R E P A I R I N G T 1 ph 636 Vi, 14 S. James St. Phone 120 Phone 120 Lohner Bros. Company Successors to P. H. Gosling We have the largest line of Staple and Fancy Gro- ceries in the city to select from. HOME OF FERNDELL PURE FOOD PRODUCTS Prompt Service 114 W. Ludington Ave. , The Palm Furniture Company 309-313 S. James Street Caplon 81 Morgan Dau sooos The New Store SEE THE Classy New Hats Molly's Hat Shop Hcmkow Tea Company HIGH GRADE TEAS AND COFFEES Compare Qualities Compare Prices Opposzte Lyrzc' Theatre JIII we ask is an opportunitq to serve qou that une mag prove the quaiitq of our Banking Service. Cfhe First National Bank W In Civics 'iIII 'l'i I3I'H'IeIfH'- 'N-xNv'iII1 I 'I'-nfl Izumi qmyilniiig' :iImi1T lI!ilI'l'IllfJ,'f'S EIIIII lIi'i'4yj'1'vx.IpI1f--f-- 'I'f':1f'I11A!'l XsirwsX-.Inv'-:1II1aiIiI:-ImuI-C+, -A: . . A , ,, I'I'HIlIi AIMINI Ii InlIIIi Iv1mIxN.lIl1I jr1uIuI IIllllIxN ' vu Xkilwlin is TI11' 'If'i1I'l'Ni QIVI I Imw- l'X1'I'M'1'Il. IIuXX'IsTIl:1T,'H H XYIIX, fI1fA is :iIi.'.sx'Ys IHHIQIII2 I'11l'IIlI'IIi11Ilf'HI 1ml'i1'f'1I :ll'IIi'I1',I' IIz1xx'I4-Vf XYIm1 is wns1'1m1m-airifl :11I1I1'f'ss. . . , , , Vmims-V II1I'IfI'III1I I Iniw ai twI1mx'. I-- 'mi is. mn- ut' ilu' xw1'IfIIs g'I'I'iIIf'ST 4IiSI'lJYCI'iCSIH 'I'w1ffI1r1 XXI I'llpiIf 'I'I11' 1Iismiss:1I In'II. I,I'1lH'ijH1I Ilziwlw-x' is TIninIii11g' HI' IJIll'l'II2lSIIlL1f il 1y1wwl'i1f-1' To write 0 liilili siips. Nllirx' IIHQIUAII--'IViiriusitx' wwf- Iqillwi il wif, you Imowf' f ,H A 1 I'z1i1Iil1e Ii1'nI r-J' WI mt vfiis ir 'rIm1 TINA wif wniufr-4ITuIil1m'. '49,-M-4-1 Yf'A 7 fi f A Q A ,V ' ,N it .... Ludinqton State Bank 4 PER CENT on SAUINGS Member Federal Reserve Sqstern State and National Supervision Johnson Bros. Coal Co Telephone 204 Corner Illelendy and Charles Sis. hfiiilll J.S.Boer'srna PLUMBING Telephone .2 36 ilBS.Jar1'1e-SSI. LUDINGTON, MICH. H. C. Hansen 631 Son Furniture, Hardware and Auto Supplies T I Dh 1.59 T I ph 1-10 Madsen 81 Johnson Fresh and Salt Meats, Staple and Fancy Groceries 401 s. J mes sf. IUDINGTON MICH T 1 fn 2560.11 PROMPT DELIVERY I gnace Gadzzemskz GROCERIES AND MEATS Fine Sausage Fruits and Vegetables zaza 1325 S.Ma1lison sr. L f'f 2'0 ' Mffh- Steannand Pneurna ic H vu t ot aterl-'eating UUaterSysten1 - Use M o1fton,s F ree Running Salt Ma1n1zlfactzl d by Morton Salt Company LUDINGTON, DIICH. Axn Joe Vorac Up-to-date Shoe Shop LUDINGTQN, IVIICII-I. Skoog Hardware C0l1lP2llly GENERAL HAIIDWARE Str xe- and Iiungvs. Paints, Uils and Glass I I gl il R 215 S. James Rockwell Barber Shop Headquarters for High Sclzool Students flzllthillllflilt IUIIIITQI' Qililllliitllg SOFT AND HARD COAL ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL The Abrahamson-Nerheim Co. COAL No Long Waits No Short Weights When You Want It When You Get It ICE Clear as Crystal THE BEST OF' SERVICE Telephone 130 920 S. Washington Ave. GEO. E. DORRELL. DEAN THOMPSON 'Powell 39 Company FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS LUNG,-MOTOR AMBULANCE SERVICE MOTOR SERVICE For General Merchandise --SEE - J. F. KOUDELKA Corner 'Yl1Shillgl0ll Ave. and Dowland Street Telephone 5 Snghrr Barber QSIIIJIJ 110 E. LUDINGTON AVE. COFFEE CUP RESTAURANT J c RICKLEFS, Prop, Euerqthinq Qood to Eat 131 ID. Ludinqt H. C. Schrink SL Son Ice Cream Manufacturers and Candy Jobbers , LYRIC THEATRE Home of the Best Moving Pictures AND VAUDEVILLE Ice Cream Parlor FOUNTAIN LUNCH CONFECTIONERY AND CIGARS R. W. OLSON 1p5g i 571. ffivlumenslocla JEWELER 219 5 JAMES ST LUDINGTON Mncv-1 Sahlrnarkls Pharmacy Drugs, Sporting Goods Plzonographs and Records Nels Johnson 81 Son TAILORING FOR MEN 218 5 ,hmes St H. ABRAHAMSON for Wall Paper, Paints, Oil, Glass and Pictures SPECIAL Good Paint for 75c per Quart H. Abrahamson James Street For High Quality Meats LOUIS ELIASOHN South James St. i Baggage Delivered to All Resorts Auto Livery in Connect Tlph BUCKING HANX'S Livery, Bus and Transfer Line J. D. BUCKINGHAM, Prop. Taxi and Auto Service Always Ready 46 LUDINGTON, MICH POR TRA I TS NORTHERN LIGHT NEVV SYSTEJI Day or Night Commercial Photography Kodak Finishing Enlarging H. J. Hansen Studio -117 S. James Street All the Latest Music will be Found in Our Phonoqraph Record Department John Magnusson Findling Garage 610 S. James Street We Carry a Very Complete Line of Accessories Repairs and Parts for Any Make of Car SATISFACTION G CLEVER UARANTEED llljs llslufh, ihlwlllilllflll:-:lv.illgl-Iqlssl l'1.l,yhnl-llqlw5155 SVS. '-' in Tlll' l'1Alrl.l,', 2ll lrn1rllx-'N YH. lllll l Ill: 'lf':1',2 :l lll'4A:l1ll. lllt l.lll1'llv l'! '-'-JIS 3l'l'll'l'NNllIQ :l lf-:nv-llf-lx' llll'1'llllQ'Hlll' nigh! illlll hm' hzul Ill 4lll'Hl'21T NlH'+'1'll jvr 'jml'f'fl lu llw 'l l':l3lllll, llf- sallwl, MV frivlllls The 1 , I - n . . , Nlllllill xl'ul'li1sTllr'll1llllflllsf'1-I 1'l llIz:1llvlll. l lIIl'illI'f'2lll-f--.M Ill- lu-gsm Tw uvl lIl2lll1'll4 l. w s lhfl lllllllmlw lx The sl-llmll xml:-lf fl. vu' -. SlIllll'l'1llll4l lw Sl'l'lI. - , V l , lwllvxx'ul'lillu1ls1-1-lhl'llullwllmll ul f. . X . 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Electric Lighting Fixtures and Appliances Plumbing, Hot XVater and Steam Heating VVarm Air Fu XVOrk 112 YV L cl A IFDIYGTON 'SUCH Everything in School Books and School Supplies John A. Sherman g3g.1q1i The Best is Always the Cheapest Call and See the World Famous BLUE BIRD Electric Washing Machine Central Hardware Store QOLF DFAILERS Ludzngton, - Dlzchzgan Mason County Fruit S1 Produce Exchange GROCERIES AND FEEDS The- Store Xwyllffff? Your Dollar Coe-s Farlhcst Tr pphone 279,11 Cor. oi' ,Iamcs and Dowlaml SIS. True Companions EVERY WAY Have you ever stopped to think that your clothes are your closest companions-silent- ly helping or betraying you wherever you go, whatever you attempt to do? lt's true. Think of it the next time you dress to keep a business or social appoint- ment. Our Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings are such fitting companions. G. Groening 81 Sons CITY BAKER Y A. HANK, Prop. Golden Crust Bread 1pQqajngqp1q,aQugl Euerqthinq That is New and Slqlish in SHOES AND MENS IDEAR Neuyloerq Si Allard THE POPULAR STORE' First National Bank building Roehrig Jewelry Company Where Quality is the First Thought HANSEN'S PHARMACY DRUGS, ICE CREAM AND SPORTING GOODS Elmer Abrahamson Groceries, Meats and Provisions 402-404 Washingn A LUDINGTGN, MICH ..pqpanunsu1 Iiviihdlilhavllmrlx-Q-0 . O WTLOSQI' R7 53, FASHIONABLE TAILOFQING 312 souTH JAMES ST. Chas. H. Brandt Fancq Groceries ll' E S0111 by sua R H T I fmgllors While irclegs ' ' B Graduation Frocks 'wldamnvachcompany DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE LUDI NGTON -- MICHIGAN 1g,.33,g .Uade to Jleasure Suits Ready fo ufe-ar Suits Buy Your Suits From a Clothing Store Lunde Clothing Co. The Home of Good Clothes for .Hen and Boys GE N TS ' F URNI S H I NGS 303 S. Jumes St. Ludinglon, Jliclf. YES. 51111161-1'---'A.X1f14'1.11111111111'a11 111x111x.1Y1f11111l1.H 111.11111-1 1- ll .11,111 'Q'1r' - li1,11f1f 5:1111 2111' 11111'.'. NERVE? 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THE Toooem Hollick 81 Carlson Fresh and Salted Meats Staple and Fancy Groceries Telephone 200 925 S. Washington Ave. The Andrew Book Store Gift Shop and Central News Stand Constantly receiving New Art Goods, Oriental Wares, Basket- ry, Souvenir Goods of Interest, Summer Toys, Etc. 10-1 VV. Ludington A 'e Ne 'tt S Shawls for Drugs Eastman Kodaks and Supplies Fine Stationery iul9iU UQ. A. Gross PHGTGQRAPHER Opposmi POST OFFICE LuD1NQToN, MICHIGAN tar atch Case Compan The Case That is Made to Fit the lllovement cw- 1 X?f-- 'r A Qrflfl' W ff -E The Star Case is very carefully built to gauge, and rigidly inspected on this point before leaving the factory. Your watchmaker will confirm this tact. S faly Bow Patent 916809 Factory, Lndington, Mich. Silversmith Bldg., New York City, N. Y. lleyworth Bldg., Chicago, lll. Mutual Bank Bldg., San Francisco, Cal l The Lakeside Printing Co 109 E. Ludington Ave. Ludington, Michigan Telephone 2 19-VV f-if f 'P fi!! 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