Ludington High School - Oriole Yearbook (Ludington, MI)

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LORAN HANEY ' 'IKE' ' To him who will-nothing is impossible. Valedictoriang Criterion Literary Society '21, '22, Pres. '22g Class Pres, '223 Treas. L, H. S. A. A. '23, Pres. L. H. S. A. A. '24, Class Play Fifty-Fifty '23g Class Play Never Touched Me '24, Class Editor Oriole '24, MARGARET LUN DE f 'PEGGY Quiet 'and shy, as good as pie, Drama Club '22, '23, '24, Glee Club '24, Treas. Le Cercle Francais '24, Class Sec. '23, Debating '24, MAC FISHER UMAC., A head full of genius and a heart full of truth. Entered '23, Senior Play Never Touched Me '24. DOROTHY BOURGETTE DOT Virtue is not left to stand alone She who practices it has neighbors. VIRGIL FITCH FITCH He does it with a better grace, but I do it more natural.

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ESTHER HANSON ' 'BIRDIE A diligent student, A friend sweet and gracious. Ring Committee '23g Flower and Color Committee '24g Hiking Club '22: Le Cercle Francais '24, ELLIS BUTLER And deeper than did ever plummet sound, I'll drown my book. FRANCES LINDENEAU ' 'TWEETIE' ' She'll dance and sing. and study some, And all her days with joy do hum. Drama. Club '22: Specialty Act Fifty-Fif- ty '23g I. G. S. Club. HAROLD LA FLEUR H'rUx I swear he is true hearted-3 None better in the country. L. H. S. Orchestra '21, '22, '23g Treas. L. H. S. A. A. '24g Five Musketeers. ELVA HAMMENT W IIALYY O pshaw-tell it alll Drama Club '22g I. G. S. Club. I lllll I ll llll l

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El! ll DRiDLE ll KEY! Locals T9 Fzunous Professor Arrives ltielmrd H. Martin On Tuesday of next week Prof. Richard H. Martin, B. A., M. A., B. L, L., will lecture to the Frosh on the art of win- ning argument. All are cordially in- vited to attend. P11 PI! 'I'o Sing at Mt. Pleasant The Misses Elisabeth Huston and Marie Ditt- mer will represent. Lud- ington High School at the Musical Contest to be held at Mt. Pleasant in May. :lz ai: Loran Haney has re- cently completed his lat- est book The Open Switch or The Peril of Bobbed Hair. 44 it For Sale--A red Ford Speedster by Lawrence Johnson, with a good en- gine. IF 14 Lessons in long dis- tance saxophone playing 50c per hour, Harold LaFleur. Sk ,lf Lost -- Somewhere be- tween 8:l5 and 12 A. M. five perfectly good study w i l l periods. Finder please notify Elva Ham- ment. a-1: :iz Vera Bystrand has re- ceived an appointment to teach a class in left-hand- ed typewriting in night school. Sk ik On, After or Before June 12, 1924 Lars Ben- son refuses to pay any debt incurred by his bet-- ter half-The Senior Class of '24. Pk SF Wanted-An idea! Ap- ply to Blanche Jensen. 'F if Virgil Fitch was ar- rested Friday for speed- ing. He was caught by officer Hawley, sliding down the banister of the High School on the way to class, and has been given thirty days to pick out the slivers. Sk 214 The I. G. S.-Ill Gotten Shorthand Club met Tues- day. T h 0 s e present were: Isobel Augustson, Frances Lindeneau, Lil- lian Skoog, Katherine Karstens, Cecile Brown- ing, Muriel Craig, Elva Hamment and Hazel Ah- rahamson. sk li Wanted - A non-con- ductor for giggles. Orpha Hannah. lk lk Attends Convention Mr. Harry Abraham- son recently returned from Chicago where he attended a convention for eliminating jazzless mu- sic. SF Pk For Sale-A large sup- ply of smiles and cheer- fulness. Margaret Lunde, if Sk Friends of Charles Har- tung will be glad to hear that he is rapidly recover- ing after a severe burn on the ear with a curling iron. ak Sk Monday I will be open to receive bids on an- other carload of Beebes. Art Swanson. Sk Sk Stop! Look! Listen! A new method of becoming wise. Taught by Ethel Levin, Mabel Kinney, Beatrice Baird. ik if Garrett Ekwall was taken to May-o Brothers today where he will un- dergo a critical operation for growing pains. ik ik For Rent-An empty powder-keg. Hazel Abra- hamson. PKI!! Saturday Special Fine lot of boneless liver, 351: per lb, Duncan Kz TirnIn..Meat Shop.