Muskegon High School - Said and Done Yearbook (Muskegon, MI)

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IIUBHICD JBQ The School Board -A clapper for the The Junior Class Club-A number bell. Leave with Henry. of boys who are capable of managing The Junior Class-A carload of a class club. Inquire at room 2. sand. Professor Heil-The names of the Athletic Association-A few football persons who took the clapper. Leave players for the coming season. them at the office. n All the Pupils of the School-Short The Glee Club-Some singers. Ap- er lessons and longer vacations. ply at the High School. Students-A new piano for High The Pupils of the School-Rhetori- School. Leave at auditorium. cals. Nit! .1-..vv-A4..v.,-fvvx flDike'5 leasing love letter. QREAD TWO WAYS-l MY DEAR WIFE: As I sit down to write this I am too full of love to write plainly. I am so glad that baby is able . to stand alone. I long so for the night when you will return again to your home and I shall again be able to see your face and kiss you. If I thought you did not miss me I would die. I am so awful glad that you are enjoying yourself, but I hope you are not going to stay away for another month, as I am awful lonesome. I am told that there will be exercises, field day at the Driving Park. But there is only one spot for me, near you, and I want to be there. If you were still away I could not enjoy myself lat themj. If I was beside you I would have such a good time, as no one would mar our pleasure. To see the house you would not think I was married. Take good care to have your mother enjoy herself. Our old gray cat I shall have to drown in a foot of water, as I am tired of her. and I shall never be satistied until she is dead. I have at least come to the conclusion that men are fools who remain single. Take the case of those who get married, and you will find they are always happy like you and I while others are . fit subjects for the insane asylum. I am yours until death. I am working on the case of Mrs. .Tohnson's divorce, which I hope to get in a short time. Your Husband Mike. The reader after perusing this ingenious letter will please read it again, commencing with the first line, then the third, and so ou, reading each alter- nate line to the end: and attend the Field Day Exercises at the Driving Park given by the class of '99. , By C. BEEMAN. -102- - I '

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