Reading High School - Ranger Yearbook (Reading, MI)

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SOC1Cty A banquet was held Thursdav mght November 77 at the Opera House ln honor of the Football boys About 50 were present and supper was served at 8 oclock M Chapel acted as toastmaster and toasts were offered by Helen Kolhoff Iucxle Mxllex Ielah Noaker Wade Newell Fmmet Cosgrove George Dunbrock md Mr Helmlck Thus was followed by games and danc mg Music was furmshed by a Hxgh School or ijhestlral composed of Cleo Cady Paullne and Armond Bacon Ifddxe Towers and Kelth lan e Stunt nlght was held at the school house The m lrshmallow ro'rst hid to be '1ban doned on aceount of the rsmy evemng but the Indoor entertamment wss hllffIClLl1t for the occasion The Freshmen furmshed a elown band that vsas I humfh mger and then they demon strated how .1 fat squstty woman could be made tall and shm and vice versa It was mrleed a novel aet The Sophomore-s lmpersonated the comus The malrlage of jlggs 'md Muggxe Spark Plug was there and other notables The juniors put one over on the faculty They nnnounced that they would have to have all the teae hers help them and after they had 'assembled on the stage 1 few se xson able remarks were made then they stated thelr stunt whlch was a complete success fo It was entitled The Gathering of tl1e Nuts The Semors also came back 'lt the faculty nn some very elevcr xmpersonatlons of the members of the facultv The faeultv then put on the fxrce eomedy IV'mted a Wlfe A general good feeling was engendered to every one by the mght s entertainment It was surely a peppy bunch On Wednesday, December 10 the hxgh sehool Glrl Reserves had a most dehghtful mltlatxon party at the school house The work of the nmtlatory servxee was beautlfully done by Mary Iford Esther Dygert and Marlan Sprow asslsted by 16 gxrls formmg the cnrcle of hght Forty exght gnrls were xmtnated Several who were unable to be present wxll take their work m january Miss Ensign county Y W C A secretary and the eommlttee of four local mothers und three hngh school teachers were guests of honor POll0Wll'lU the formal servlce whxle the 67 candles frepresentmg each glrl m the cxrcle of light? still burned, Mlss Ensign gave an msplratnonal address to the gurls The socxal committee under the leadershlp of Mlldrerl Smnth served 1 dalntv lunch eon whlch was greatly enjoyed as were also the lmtlatlon and stunts and j0llll:lC3,t10l'I afterward On October 1 the Semors suxprlsed Franklm Clark on h1s bxrthday A general good tnme was enjoyed by all wxth games and stunts such as the mltratron of Mr Calahan Chaperons were Mr and Mrs Helmlck Mr C'1l'1han 'Ind Mr Chapel A Toe qocnal was held at the sehool house November 6 for the pulpose of r'usmg mo 1ev for the Athletic Assoexatlon Lake Trlp june 16 1924 the jumors and Seniors went to Coldwater lake for four days E'u'lx Monday mornmg a few of the boys went over to go fishmg the rest came during the forenoon The dav was spent unpaekmg getting bunlxs ready and exploring the sur roundmg country Tuesday morning some went swlmmmg then breakfast was served Mrs Moore Wnlmmxa Ifnrd and Luella Butler were guests for a blg fish dmner In the afternoon the bug fish of the season was caught In the evemng everyone gathered on the porch and sang Wednesday mornmg some of the gnrls and fellows had a boat raee In the evemng there was a wlenme and marshmallow roast Thursday bemg the last day was spent tucmg pntures swnnmmg and packmg Fveryone returned home Thursday mght regrettmg that xt was all over P I' I' L L L L I L L L L L L L L L L L L L L VI L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L I' L L L L - -m ---- x -x-x- -x-L '5 -3 -3-3'H 5 -3-3- -3- -3- '3 3-3-3-3 -3 X -I 3 -3- -j-3-5- 3-3- X-- 3- -1- ----------3---3--x--3- U Q Vi as '11 il '? 5. 3 Q .. ., .L .1 ul H! K . Rl,' m . ' I . .- A 1 ' .. . h , . 1 . , A . , . . 1 ' . . A . A ' 1 . 4 K . . X . -n A . A A 1 1 I it A . , K he U. ' l v A Q .. 4 ' 4 I I i - .1 l . - I I . , . , ,L . i I I . f h . Q V I . 1 I I ,A I - g . . 'Z Q : . , z 1 '... . L f , ' . ' , : ' , , , , Q I i u I A , I , V . A . . v 1 - I ' - N .. . .1 ' . , R ' ' 1 2 1 1 - Q . I v Q . i.. W- f . I ' 'W Q ul , ' - . U A y . : ' ' ' ' ' . V 1 I ' W Z- :Q - I 4 .Q f . , -I - 1.- J . 1 - , .Q i ' ,Q U . . , 'A v . . 1 V' V , , Q . A4 1 Q 1 r, , .Q -I 1 , v .. N In - J - - I - I . , -1: . -Z v.. I I. - T' I T J .L l 'll 3 3 335 3 I 3 I I 5 I I I I 3 I 5 3 3 I I 3 I I I

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