St Joseph High School - Crescent Yearbook (St Joseph, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1914 volume:

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' -.- J .1 - h xl. is ug. 1, X' X I Q f i JE HE ff K . f , S5 ,' A xx X X , 1 1 C1 K x at RAN 4 T5 KJ, 1 .5 x N X ', gi I If X' Q f Y WX K ' ff K .5 J Faur 'ye ara of skilifui juggiineg , but there were 'Anxieaas Moments 7 Editorial Vive years ago the Crescent Society of the St. joseph High School pre- sented the first edition of the annual known as the Crescent, The enterprise was not very successful. and was discontinued: so it remained for the class of 1914 to continue the work with great hope and confidence of its success. NYe hope that we may have improved upon that first annual to some degree, though we realize that ours cannot be infallible, and that many more Crescent annuals must be published before a perfect one can be formed. There is an old story of a little page in the hall of a great Knight, who desired to prove himself worthy of knighthood. One evening, while pondering how he could best attain his desire. he heard a call afar off telling him to keep the compass needle of his soul true to the north star of his great arnbitionf' and that although his trials would be many, in the end he could not fail to succeed. He set out full of hope. but he did not realize how hard the road would be and how often he would be attacked by the monsters: discouragement and despair: but his steadfast purpose helped him to overcome these perils, and the day finally came when he could at last say, I have attained success. VVe, in producing this annual, have encountered many such perils, but it is not for us to say that we have succeeded. NYe leave that to your judgment, U reader, and hope that it will be a charitable one. Wie wish to thank the members of the faculty for their assistance: for whatever of good this annual may contain is due to their kindly encouragement, Uur gratitude should be given especially to Mr. Kelley. our Principal: for it was he who hrst proposed the idea of another annual, and who has spurred us on to achievement by his zeal and energy. lVe also wish to thank those who have contributed advertising, and all others who have helped us in any Way. To the classes which follow us we wish to express the hope that another five years will not be allowed to elapse before a number of the Crescent annual is published, but that the work will be continued. 8 5' ,. Ib., A T 'X 9 . 7 . 7 4'f7 , Z XX F X -X X X X5 Xxxxk xx KAEXW X KW X N SW Z, 9 ELLEN W2 CUXKXT History, lizzglhvlz l'. H. Ii ELLEY Hisfory, C171 im, l1fl1flle?lllLIfiC.S' H EL KELB LE ling Iislz 10 66 161 85 3 1833 02 I' I-IAZE1, KHAKI ICR Gffllltlll R. Il. 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N, 'shy 1,111.5 ' lf Q!!! xx H A X1 N 1 If 'Q lk' 11 5 '-fff I 1 1 1 1. 11 Q rv X A -X 6 1 1 J, X 111 gf -1 11,11 ' 1 1' ' fA Tfxkl' A 1 .12 1 1Q 2 1 2-. 11 3 ' .W 11 f' 1 P 1-1. '-1 W.. QQW1, 9 Q --11'-sf: Z1 ff. -, Q1 1 -' M '1 ' No ,di vpn 1' WM 1 1 2 . 'fuzz' . 5111 N Q 5--Hg . .1 N ' 14 V1 X ll! 9311. ' gg-5 Z, X . , , 11 4 195 11 - W 0'- - i ' 1- 1 A Pswiz-5 ri 4 ' M 6 Xxix 1- lx ,v1i '31 Y! GZ , V fl 1 Ain 042 x , 13 r Valedictorian Aileen Napier, the valedictorian of the class of 1914, is a fine example of the success which may he accomplished by one who has constantly before her the very best motives and incentives which it is the purpose of education to iinpart. Her success and high standing as a student have been due primarily perhaps to industry. energy, and a pronounced sense of honor and recognition of duty. Because of these qualities as well as her natural winning personality, she is universally recognized by the members of her class as richly deserving of the honor conferred upon her. Salutatorian Genette Pixley, winner of second scholarship honors. and consequently the salutatorian of the class, is likewise worthy of the greatest commendatiou for the qualities of character which she has displayed as a scholar in the schools of St. Joseph. Her conscientious performance 0 duty, coupled with perhaps unusual powers of application, have resulted in the winning of this distinction. 14 f CELESTE LONDEEN Class Port, Lit. Ed. fllllllllll To know her is to love her. JOHN LESSING . He's little, but he's loud. BELLE SMITH Fascinated by his touch, Enchanted by his gaze. v P f E 4 H T 9 I F H fi 'I I Y. C1 4 as 5 F 5 3 i S . 135: Qi ow, ..:. x H, 3 5 1 1 2 i.. 1 , ig ,.,. :Wi Q-Ci, 's fi ffl Z fs A N1 A E' 3 if is A iii ' Q A 5 mx Ei. ,. K., -. , far: Y- : M --MQW .f ' fdfmvx -A-ff 4 4.5 :wtyr 1 !4?E'P29f ix, -:. 5 , 5, 3 Yi X X. X 3 a- . ,. ' 5 Z-ii we W ,, -2:1 l 2 Q X. ei 'f ' xi - YE wx 5. x XS xx N GEORGE DALY l am not only witty myself, but the cause that wit is in other men. , CLYDE DOHM Three-fifths genius, Two-fifths sheer fudge. MORTIMER MITCHELL Greater men than myself may have lived, but I doubt it. 16 GENETTE PLXLEY Happy-go-lucky, fair and free, Nothing there is that bothers me. Salutato1'iau,' Vice-P1'e.v. Senior Classg Sec. Crus- L'L'lIf, I9I.?V,' Basketball flrniof' Farfcj Society Editor. HAROLD COLGROVE Of course I believe in second childhood. Noth- J ing delights me more than the pleasant pastimes to which I have been long familiar. EDITH VVILLIAMS A modest blush she wears not formed by art. 17 i., 49 Y 104. ' --sa A r bg A' 4 . I w 4 l 4.5 Q L sb.. if l 1 .4 ng., i xv, 29 .S 2. ' 5,21 31:51 g- ,iff me 'WISE 6511 g, , bf , 2,1 9 1 5 , y , . Vivo -3- iz-,, ct wrt -41. , xg- -1 1. 1: 1. ni S akf..a, : 3551 11, 9. 4 255 f 'fri ' 'E :-1, A K ,QI - .m a .-:. - gf-,-1: wr. - 1 ,A - N r f , 1 E 413: lei, ' , gg 11 V5 'vi 14,2 6 , s , X Sv 2 fig fx P-ig V, Q. A , ,A Q: 5 I 25 i M Q ki E s 4 K K. :-xi:-31 , in X ,vii i af' Ei: A K, mwah 2 in K, Elk . v , Iq. . ' MILDRED DEWITT Accomplishments are native to her mind. LEI JNARD PLEE .fuuinr Farce llc wastes not mnmznts. no, nor words, ln tclliiig' what l1e'd do. LUIS HOAG Pleasure doth only noble end To which all human powers should tend 18 DOROTHY HA RROLD Acts well, does nobly, angels could do no better. ROY MOLLH EGAN I talk half the time to Gnd out my own thoughts. Q AILEEN NAPIER Vive-P1'c.v. Class of IQII-121 Cwl'USCL'lIf Prngrazn Com. 1914: Baslectlvall 1913: Editor-in-Chief .-1111111111: l'aledirtu1'iauq .S tft' , Conrzfil. Clever and willing, good-matured and sweet, As the star of the class we give her her meet. 19 1 '.- v. . 1- r,-.1-R-f. ,. - t 4 3 W .6 .J - Q. , 1 ii? 9 32' 'af N :LESS :E 'Xl 'N ,Hz ., , SEQ f i 4215: 5234: ' -iz, ffl Bllfgi 122'- .z .,,. xx f fr?.f X21 -mga :br- o iz ' 555 it wi 3 ig 5 ii wlijr X-'ffl 5335 lf-55? sw: vs.-, 5-Q 4?-if W if 54, :ff eel.. :F .E EMMONS SEXTOX l. am no urator. but as you know me all- A plain. blunt man. GLYDE HRONVN Sur. C'1'rscc:1f. '13J Suv.-7'rms. Svnior Classf .l'1111iu1' Farce. I am a-weary waiting here for one XYho tarries long from me ERIC KERLIKQXYSKI P115 Crcscuzzt, '1.fq Smt-Y'rva.v. Dvlvatilzg Club Cir. .llgli xllllllltll. The brave old wisflmn of sincerity. 20 EDXN ARD CLARKE rcs. 'IO Classy Art Edifnr: Cnxvrvzzf Trcas. 1013. Every man has his devilish muments. EMM.-X BRUNN How can she be so lovely And yet so blessed a companion! JACK THOMPSON He never worked but moments odd, Yet many a bluff worked he. 21 Nw- .Q- .pq Nz' 2 . - :gig ici. . , Qi E125 531: K , , ,W 2 i-Q35 'fit 'i tv .,.. - Qwvg 1 .1 Y it --. E N i, 2 f f,., 955: :Q f E? 'fi ig N -. Q 12:5 - Qi , Q' 2' , 115 CHARLES SIMON Pres. Svnior Classy Capt. B. B. Athletif Board.: Junior Farm, Athletic, clever, tall and slim, Xothiug at all the matter with him. ROBERT POST Clam PVU5. IQI3,' fnizfvz' FUl't'I',' 17irstPlaru Oiraturifal Contest. Oh! would som2 power the rare gift give us To soc ourselves as others see us. HOWARD ALFORD Dclvatirig Clziibj Bus. Mgr. flzzzzual. H65 business through and through, but who would think it? 22 C.-1ROLl.YE KAMAIERER Cajvf. f:1.7'1X' B. TL'l'1Hl,' Picture Editor A giggle, a splash of wit, and a thunder argument. .UQIRIAN STONE Svc. Crescent I9I3j Crcsfezzt Program Com, IQ Ed. Girfs' .-l1'lzIufif.v,' Baskrfball. Angels did not intend her For the rough usage of the world. TRESCELLA ST. CLAIR I know her by her Winsome air, Her bright black eyes, her bright black hair. 23 14 ot JU' J MINXIE SOMERI-'IELD .X shark in German, A genius in snug. RONALD XYYXCOOP Pram Crcscvzzt 1QI3,' Frm. Uuliniizzg Clubg Trcas Clam 1913: fzirziwv' Fclrrn' Ed Price Dvvla111i1Iim1,' Final Oratiou. XYhy hurry? There'll be time after I'm dead. JANE IIARPS'l'RI'l'E I'1'c.f. Soffi. C'fc1,v5,' CLlf'f. B. H. Tram 'I35 .-Itlllffzl' Hnardq Jzffziur l m're,' fnlru Editor: Class P!'lIPIlFLWj'. 'Tis good tw be merry and wise. 24 'YW'a.1'TiedJu-me. V7 '57 HELEN HABEL Oval cheeks encolorecl faintly lYith a gleam of golden hair. EDITH GUSTAFSON If e'er she knew an evil thought, She spoke no evil word. HARRIET SNYDER ' A being of virtue, truth, and peace. C L -Q 25 5531 iw fqzis ik f ig! .m i 7. .- 5,1 if H -: - 2 'X 4 1 ' 1' li: Sli' ui :,., - X XM -.eval 51 . ,... - ' Ag if ' Q34 LZ' 5 1 N .. Q 5: 9 sf fl sf 3. . K wgg- fwt:lag4N,..QfmQmzn::.1:uarg.::4 ' ,..- A N-- ,,-. 3 23,54 1 .mv- f' E51 f .X fiai.. 4:-:iff l X , I Q ., Q Y U Q.-viz: N Q' I SK L 1 5? 5:52 ' . if Ii.X'l'I-IERIXE MLCRACREN No quuuu of Grecian line der braided more 7 luxuriant hair Nur fqruliczid llwu' divine, 1,525 'ii ,,,, my 1 . CLASS OIfFlC'liR.S' PRESIDENT . . Charles Simons SECRE'1'ARY-TRICASVRIZR ....... Glyde Brown .Liss Cowles: Mixiwux .xxn XYir1'r12 26 I ' , 'fr ', ' + P '11 W lf? Q ' Q J M N w, ,E , - .m i mi f f w s N . . -'gif' NJ V p ea 1 Q5 if K' f if A-., X , X . v 26 '. , Q Q4 ,, M ix ,VT H! H21 g gi! 1 O Z N al 1 A Cm A If ,A f 1 ,J I' , 9 Q ix --W MM lllll iw: 1-1 1 mv' X 'W' W W u fllwun ull N fm, mf mm N29 'W' tg' ,KI .I . l Y- J' .151 Q N--it. It uv- , lx 'ft Q gf .X 7 ,fl N W I iq 15: l- sf g .. . wx ' V XXQY AJ '7 X kk X f J! 'EIJQMLLCr1il':i5?'P'l'155 ' X X Ir,,' I B: if XMB! MXL W '9w,.A I I 1 1 f3. TX W! Ing it '. 3, 28 Junior Class Roll Bender, -lohn Haitinger. Herbert Cartter, Fred Crehore, Richard Follett, Leland Herring, Mark Larson, Edw. Johnson, Harry Loshbough. Ernest Mollhagen, Wfarren Preston, Calvin Scott, Minard Aber, Edna Ankli, Irene llarlow. Ruth lflirdsey, Madge Cruxss COLORS: ll'1,t'1 llirdsey, Milrlrcfl Clarke, llarriot Clarke, Mary Crans, XYilhelmini:1 tiarlanffer, Margaret Hutchinson, Yivian lxerlikowski, Ella Martin. l.aura Melchart, t llive Mollhagen, Celia Mollhaqen, lflorence Vagel, Lydia Kahn, Edna Rowe. Hattiet Seel. Anna Shearer, lfern Q .xxn Yiirrow C'L.lS.S' Ol FiC'liRS PRESIDENT ......... Richard Lrehore SECRETARY .xxn TRtz,xst'ltER . . Edna ikber Junior Farce-1913-14 Do we see double? .Xre there two Uncle Toms? XYell. time will bring' the truth to light. If such were our thoughts at the end of the tirst act of the plunior farce, on lfriday. May l, 1914, before the curtain went down on the last act, we had had many a good laugh with Tom and at Mr. XYycombe. Richard Crehore, as Tom Carter. Mrs. Grey's obliging brother, who takes the part of her absent negro servant upon the arrival of unexpected company. did acting worthy of commendation. Mrs. Grey lXN'ilhelmina Cransl was a very charming' hostess. The unexpected guests, Mr. and Mrs. XYycombe tMr. VVvcombe had a digestionl and niece, Dorothy Landon, took their parts ex- ceedingly well. Vivian Hutchinson as Mrs. lYycombe showed natural ability for dramatics. Harry johnson in the role of the old man caused many a laugh with his morbid fears of the disastrous effects of food upon his system. Ella Kerlikowski as niece Dorothy was a delightful and refreshing heroine for this little comedy. Hob Grey, the dashing' young' husband, was cleverly impersonated by Edson Groff. Mr. Landon fvlohn llenderl convincingly confirmed Mr. lVycombe's re- port that he was of a very peppery disposition. Minard Scott as the real Uncle Tom gave a line bit of character study. His negro humility and dialect brought us a breath from the old southland of plantation days. Last but not least did Qflicer Hogan appear. His rich Irish brogue gave proof of his ancestry. Few recognized in him their dignilied Principal, Mr. Kelley. ' Taken all in all. the farce was an achievement worthy of the class who, with Miss Kelble's assistance, had worked so diligently for success. 29 .- A i I., ..-5 , .1 5 Sig rip' . -4 ' ' l i l f 'll 2 m ie. le it rl lil ,K IK:-i V i , N xx Fl .il Ili, C: ': ,. ,I 1 3 7 -i l 1- f . l. -1 es, . .1 .l :s 4 - ' if ' 2 f Q. - 4 : .- 4. fi, M '-wif, i yl I I i .: I L.--v ' ki' if , ff f ' '- - Fieletfiefszllll ace ' W. 1 f ' ,F e . li I- ei-'5i2i'liil . 1 f , 1 ' it f F' y 251253351 l'3'7ll5i4zfi5:l 7' 4 1 f H fc.. .'i.i1 X lzililiiil ,f , i l .1ff.g..f f Q ' ,lx X ,zfisilsigzg rilisiczi f Q , ft 1 . i .1 f. 'fgffdyvritf 44 rf' -f-FB' 'ful' '-' 'E':E?'r?E: ', , Q' '. . ' . 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' 'f . ,4 ' ,I .il . ,fun ., , ,gf l, , , .415 nl.-.h,i,:y,.,-.., rs 1 .. as L Q .5 ,s -A, , ll ffm- ' 1 ' QW' ,'i:if2i1lfieEf:2,g.4me T--Q ,-, - '- , ' ' ' :f . ......a5te.355-1:5449fffaffv-'iitisefseI ff X i ,, I l f. 1 X .. .. if ,ileusgfg-fp Ji,-.5 114.-., 'K--.gxazlaz-.12-.1 , it ' - ...--1 Illflfgs' , ,. . f.,tf.1':iE: 'Q:s:i7s'4'4- ,.' f .ff f gr - - ,- 5 :, , f X :E f 5 4. I y 'C f Junior Farce of 1914 The ,lunior farce of the class of lfll-l, 'IX Modern .Xnanias. was presented to a packed house April, 1013. and was a great success in every way, each character acting his part to the hest of his ahility and displaying no little talent. The play has tu do with the fortunes of a young doctor, XYysander Lyon. who could easily give suggestions lo 1 lpie llildoclc. Ks a prevaricator, he stood without a peerfand the amusing situations, his fantastic handling of the truth created furnished much of the comedy of the piece. The part was taken by Robert l'ost, who did it excellently, and whose work was worthy of more than passing comment. .lane llarpstrite as Nellie lloldengate, the ward of l,ysander's uncle lliclc. displayed her real theatrical talent, and took the part to perfection. Genette l'ixley took the part of Prudence Nlayllower, the daughter of a chew- ing gum magnate and friend of Nellie. ,Xs lberhy llasliwood, the college chum of l,ysander. a youth with a monocle and an accent, Saffell -Iohnson did time work, and some of the hest acting in the play was done by Charles Simon as Colonel Lyon. the uncle of Lysander, and guardian of Nellie, Ronald llynlioop was hardly recognizable in the character of lkalny, the petite step-daughter of l.ysander. who inherited the 5250000 which l.ysanfler had fondly hoped to secure when he married the ancient widow who died soon afterward. Leonard Plee played the part of lirancisco, l-ysander's valet, and lilyde llrown w21S charming in the part of the muchfahused maid who suffered at the hands of the cyclonic llahy. Following the performance, an informal hop was given, which tinished an evening of pleasure. 30 1 f . . ' X S 'mx Z, y, my ff? A S v ' Wax? j1.. GKUW ' riff ff, I fm 1 il' 'I if QA 3' Mx I f Q X ' fb ' ?W f 4 M 'I' XX W 'EX M !Z53iv 'iPffrf5 gzffufw ,N Lv- Y ,.'.l,f 1- --1-45, Y, y 1 ,4 ',N . V V x .V :JM I M.-. f 1,gx-f:-.ZIP Il! X x XX vdgj-gg 'fhg ,ig1 q1-Q, jig, W N, W ma' +133 ? Wx WM X A ESI ,' W H fp KX MW 24, Ll ,fp I ,W N, ,xx X 1 av' il QED MIM m y ff ff. EJHZ3' '55 - L VM M -i , M 'fyfywww' C ' l f ,,,, 1 '- W14' - yy '51 ff!!! lxffxl Y-V Fx .I LQ X Jfyyffff! 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Laverne W'itt, Donald lloam, Cora Mae Burkhardt, Pearl Coder, Ethel Dahlstrom, Elsie Everett, Mary Franz, Lucille Sophomore CLASS CoLoRs: Bu' Class Goudie, Naneen Habel, Ella llitzelberger, Clara liarstens, l-flazel Krause. Elsie liretchman, Helen Lessingl Hazel McElroy, Yirginia Risto. .lulia Rupp, Margaret Schlutt, Edna Schnader, Madeline Seel, 1 Jlive Smith, Beth Smith, Beulah Stacey, Grace Tarbell, Frances Tonkin, Daisy Lnruh, Lilah Yail, Catharine Yance. Ruth li .xxo XVHITE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . Leonard Merchant X 1cE-PRESIDENT . . Law renee White QECRETARY . . Nannene Goudie T 33 Sophomore Class Roll A is for all of us, every one, May our lives end as happily as tl1ey've begun. B stands for Beulah, Bushnell, and Boam, Baitinger, Burkhardt, and Beth-you all know 'em. C is for Coder, so bashful and shy, And yet there's a mischievous glint in her eye. D, Dasse and Dahlstrom, who sure would be line To play basketball if they only had time. E. is for Everett, her intellectual air lfVe all admire greatly, and still more her hair. F is for Franz, a maiden not frail, I lVho, although very good, is always in jail. G is for Grift and also for Gowdy, Vifhenever you meet them, they always say HI-Iowdy. H is for Hitzelberger, Haydon, and Habel, I'd write a book about them if I only were able. l is for Islands, there let me roam, For I am almost crazy from writing this poem. J, Stanley Johnson and Julia called Dude, They're not Very quiet, yet you can't say they're rude. K is for Krugel, Kretchani, and Krause, Also for Ixarstens who's as quiet as a mouse. L is for Lessing, also for little, Though she's very bright, she can't play the fiddle. M is for McElroy, a bright little lad, And also for Merchant who is really quite bad. N is for Nonsense, that happy go-between. And I must say there's lots of it in the class of 1916. O stands for orators, of which they cannot boast, But the class of 1916 they all are glad to toast. Q is for questions of which there are many, But it wouldn't be human if they didn't ask any. R is for Rupp, Rose, Ruth: the second sure mourns Because he's a Rose between two thorns. S has a slew of names-Schlutt, Stacey, Sholz and Seel. Then Schnader and Smith nnish this reel. T is for Tonkin, a little maid without a frown. Also for Tarbell, the best forward in town. U is for Unruh, a Sophie so fair, lllho always her happiness with others will share, V is for Virginia and also for Vail, ' The latter is quite 'Ahuskyf' while the former is frail W is for Wfilliams, llfhite, and lVitt, And with the St. joe girlies they always make a hit. X looks like Algebra. take it away, It brings back those Jokes to this very day. Y is for Yesterday, that tightly bolted door, XVhen old, if we could open, it would make us kids once Z, if I remember, is found in Kalamazoo. Tl1Ol'C And if I write much more of this. I'll be found there too. 34 i 1516 m M Ni' W yy. 1 ' I it ILF ' T Y f as v.xWff':!', 21 nc EIS i ,x 5 lv X ,,!, E! E . 90? - ' 6 -b 5 D . .ax ,I , ,ff ' 1 .-: 5 12 . hi A . 5126? 6 5 L MA, If ku: .Q, , X' N Qf gf -'--32.2, WIIW -- -- V... , -we f it J 71711 i'F5RC'?,'ffl 5-ygi1!ZQcf,W,M' fu W f fi??5i'bf' ,ef ' , I -if '--' 1' Ya Wi' , 1 J' f ., Z X .Q-' 3 L llia-if 4 -if '- Qc' ' -- . jf W , ew f fi 'WM f?j E 41f7!QlassR',f, .. Q 5: 9 sf fl sf 3. . K 36 .-Xnkli, Kenneth liarnhart. Lyle llartlett, Harry Crehore. R. ll. Davison. Lee Eckert, Louis Gersoncle, Ralph Griijfendorf, Edward Gustafson, Kenneth llapke, l-lowarfl lrlatch. Conant -lensen. Clifton Kent, XYillian1 Kerlikowski, Albert Kerlikowski, Louis Ketcher, Harold Loushbough. llurton Riley, Gordon Rose. Charles Smith, Roscoe Snyder. Edward Zordel, Herbert Alden, Mabel Barlow, Esther Bartlett, Margaret Hauer, Margaret Breidinger, LaYerne Freshman Class liroun. Margaret llurlce, Yirginia llurliharclt, Leona lioltz, Melba Gustafson, Mahel llassel. Lena llililehrancl, tieneviex -Iohnson. LaX'ang'e Krause, Etta Kuschel Anna Lucker, llarhara Manley. Catharine Meech, Ella Napier, Caroline Vaget, Frances l'aynton, Clara Peyton. Myrtle Perkins, Ruth Rainer, Beatrice Rodgers, Grace S-choeneberg, Margaret Schwage. Minnie Seltz, A-Xinancla Slattery. Vivian Yail, Eloise XYilkinson, lirances Zekincl, Stella CLASS COLORS: PL'um.ia AND Goin CLASS OFFICERS PRI RIDENT . .... . liurril Ciehore J X ILE-I RESIDENT SrcRliT.xRx' . ,, .. v.i...::: 3 214 44 ...,.m.mh-.mwfw-fvfmmmw.12:wLf xzoavil . , 2 wf22t?J'n':4y 1 i i wi.: I I 5 .,.. .i A,q..gg.f ' WSQ? x -, g 1. ..., .Q . ,. - 5 1 5 5 1 11 - XY ,gs .gg . xi- I N.,L.:,f,- ' ' Q , x::zN::sg11rbf xf5Q.13::.,j . , . ml- , .fg.f1.....S I x ' kk ii f :GA-122-.l -. ,,- x ,fn l lTf.'2-QKQFFTP N F H - M N H'-H i 5'-if v T 5 , .L 5-Mu N Mi, --..,,.u-. . -I V Qi7Q,ef!: ' 9 -fw. ,. 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Hello! how are you? Thats good-I am line. Yes, I just returned from my European trip. I had a lovely time, and saw quite a number of our old classmates while there. NVhat? -have I heard of the latest invention? No: what is it? .-X speedometer for speech! How unique-who? Ilelle Smith? XYell, she always could talk faster than anyone I ever knew. That reminds me. we have a new car-manufactured by one of our classmates. It's called an Epsmobile. Yes, E. P. S.-EP's son, see? Ed. Clarke-ohi it's a beautiful car and the mechanism is perfect. I'll come over some day soon and take you for a drive. Wlhat? Oh, yes-we were in Rome a whole week. XYhile coming out of the cathedral, I saw a party of nuns walking in front of us and one of them turned around, and guess who it was? Keg! She said she always prayed for all of us. Guess we need it, eh? I-Iave I read what? Troubles of a Dashful Klan? No-wliy?WXYho?- George Daly? XYell, well. that reminds me Emma lilrunn has just published a new book. How to Carry Six Studies Successfully. It's certainly worth read- ing. Uh! listen, Gene, I want to tell you about someone you would never dream of. lYhile in Paris, we were out driving one afternoon when l noticed a sign, Bountiful Blessings of lleauty May be Obtained XVithin. Un the door of the shop was the name, Mon Donaldo lYynkoopey. I made out plain Don lVyncoop and walked in. When he saw me. he cried, lVell. look who's here! and his attendants thought he was talking Greek, I guess, by the way they stared. Ile looks fine, and is very prosperous. Uh, say! while we were in England, they were still having trouble with their militant suffragettes. One of their most troublesome ones was our old friend Celeste Londeen. They say she is a second Mrs, Pankhurst. lYhat? No. I didn't get to see her. I wish I had. XVell, I am sure she. if anyone, can surely convince people-you remember how strongly she always could argue. Now dear. I must stop talking. Re sure and call soon. Goodbye. LEAVES PIIUNE, SITS DOXYN .XND TAKES L'l' IHXCKAGE OF RIAlL-- NVell. I wonder what this important looking missive can be? Commodore and Mrs. Smith request your presence at a large naval ball. to be given at the Smith Naval Academy, Monday. .lune 2, 1924. R. S. Y. P. Dear Glyde: I'm awfully glad she invited meg I'll surely go. Let me see who this is from-Mrs. Harry Johnson? Oh, yes! lllildred DeXYitt-I had for- gotten. DETROIT, IXIICHIGAN. Ny Dear Jane:- One of the girls was telling me you expected to return home this week, so I thought I'd write you a letter and tell you some of the things that have hap- pened since you left. You remember Edith Gustafson? NVell, she married a rich old Count from Italy.- Perhaps you read of it in the Italian papers. She certainly was lucky. Remember how Mr. Kelley used to tease her in Civics class? He little dreamed he was teasing a Ucountess-to-be. did he? Did you visit the University of Leipzig while in Germany? lf you did, no doubt you saw Edith XVilliams-she teaches German there. A very hne teacher they say. 40 I received a letter from Helen Habel the other day. She said she and Lois I-Ioag were down in Mexico and Florida with an evangelist party and were real happy and contented. WVell, I've told everything I know and must close and get supper, because Harry doesn't like to wait. Be sure and answer soon and tell me all about your trip. Your old friend, lXIII.DRI2D. I'. F-.elf you can't make this out, read Aileen Napiers new dictionary on American Slang-it's a hue help for all American people. I wish I could see her: I ClOY1'lI believe she has changed at all, ller letter sounds just like she used to talk. Here's another and a thick one, too. Wonder who wrote it. I-et's see! L'1Nc1NN.xT1, fill-IIO. Dear jane :- I just heard some wonderful news. and really must tell you all about it. ljob Post was awarded the Noble Prize for physicians because of his great work in lllexico wiping out the plague. I can't realize that he used to go to Old St. joe High with us, can you? He's quite young. too. Then I also heard that Hoddie Alford is president of the Pure lfood Inspection. I bet he makes a good one, don't you? Did you have a good time? I know you did. Ilerhaps you heard Mortimer Mitchell speak while in New York. They say, with a little more experience, he will be a second Ilooker T. XYashington. I can hear him now saying, To be or not to be. can't you? I went to a recital the other night and heard Roy Rlollhagen play. I'Ie is simply wonderful. Vyihen he saw me come in, he started to play Heres to the School and all Her Hosts, and it made me so lonesome for the old school again. Say, here's quite a shock for you: john Lessing is superintendent of the House of Correction! I nearly laughed myself sick when I heard that. and they say he is very strict, too. I can't imagine jinney at that job, can you? Do you remember the day Mr. Kelley nearly shook him to death? Guess he hardened his heart then and there and is taking his revenge now. Now jane, please let me hear from you. I am in Cincinnati now with mother studying music. I am coming back to St. joseph soon, and will surely call on you. NIARION Sroxia. F-he always could write fine letters. I hope this one is just as interesting: Luzerne. Switzerland. My Dear jane:- No doubt you will be surprised to see the heading on this letter, so I will tell you how I happen to be over here. You knew I was studying Domestic Art in Boston for three years and received a scholarship there. Then I studied here in Luzerne for a few months, and started on my work that was to be handed in at the International Exhibit. Now you won't faint when I tell you that I won the prize. My lace and embroidery was said to be the best. and I am so happy. I am going to hurry right back to Old St. joe and see all my old friends. 41 Now I have a lot to tell you about some of our classmates. You remember Kathryn McCrocken? lVell, she was studying art at the same school in Boston that I attended, There she met a foreign artist of high rank and when he re- turned to his home, she went with him as his wife. I got a letter from her not long after she left, and she said everything was fine. and that Erick Kerlikowski was poet-laureate of England. Did you know that Trecilla St. Clair has succeeded Lady Duff Gordon in her style shops? Yes, she is even more renowned than the famous Lucille. Do you remember the way Clyde Dohm used to talk in Civics about the Speaker of the House having entirely too much power? VVell, I guess he's changed his tune now, as he is holding that self-same office. If he can bluff the representatives as easily as he did Mr. Kelley, he will surely be successful. In connection with Civic Improvements tremember that topic?b, I want to tell you that Harold Colegrove is running for C. S. senator. Of course you will agree with me that he will be far ahead of Lorimer-I mean in good things. you know. The doorbell just rang, and who should walk in but I-Iarriet Snyder. She is over here studying music and looks ine. She sends her love to all the girls of 1914. I really must close now. I'll see you soon as I get back. but be sure and answer once more before I sail. Your friend. DOROTHY EIARROLD. My, I can remember how Dode always could sew and do fancy work: I'm awfully glad she received the award. I'm sure she deserved it. I- PHONE R1NGs AGAIN. Hello! Oh, yes: Genette again. No. I love to have you call up. Wfhat ?- a whirring noise over the roof? No, I'll listen and see if I can hear it. No, I can't-what is it? An aeroplane? VVho?--jack Thompson? XVell, he said he'd get to heaven, even if he had to walkg but these modern improvements have come to the rescue. No, I haven't read my papers yet. Vylhat about Leonard Plee? I-Iead of Mathematics Department at State University, and Emmons Sexton, superintendent of Agricultural College? Wfell, I knew St. joe High could turn out great men, didn't you? I forgot to tell you before that I received a letter from Cora Mae the other day. She and Charles Simons are married, you know, and are living out in San Francisco. I-Ie is the head of a large contracting firm there. VVho ?- Minnie Sommerfield? Yes. I remember. Married ?-well. I hope she's happy. llfe? I was just waiting for you to ask me that. lVhy, can't you guess? No? Then I won't tell you. Good-bye. JANE I-IARPSTRITE Class 1914. St. joseph High School. 42 Www, WNW. WMNNWWKN E , WW XWNNNWWW f f Q I f-- f? I, , QQMEZAYE W ,f, f',. ,X Q 9 fm fm Wk l . 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Societies and cluhs instituted by the students themselves have always accom- plished more than courses prescrilzed in routine. livery high school is in need of some organization in which the deliverance of ideas and thoughts may he made easily and without restraint. ln recognition of this fact, the class of lfll-l has instituted an organization which we hope will he lasting and will be strengthened by experience. lt is still in its infancy-a fact which adds much to the honor due our hoys, as they have to guide them: no model established hy visionary ancients. no constitutions and hy-laws drawn up hy illustrious dignitaries, no records made by matchless orators and far-seeing thinkers to impel them to supremacy. The work is new, the held unknown, the experience nil. Still, our hoys have made a record-not a record perhaps which could stand against any school, hut one to he proud of: they have made a firm foundation. Let those who are seniors next year add their influence to its growth and success. XYhile membership has not been limited to seniors. they should form each year the nucleus of the organization. .lllZillHliR.? V ll. Wynkoop M. lllitchell ll. Alford D. llushnell lf. lierlikowski P. ll. Kelley ltiounsellorl C. l.. 44 The Brass Band of the High School VVhat art pray, has a more soo-thing' intluence on the varied moods of men than the gentle art of music? XVere it not for this pleasing pastime, how many souls would walk daily through the paths of life. burdened by many sorrows unknown to the world? So it is in our high school life. Our music is the very soul of our lives, and at any time, anywhere, and on any sort of instrument, you may hear the strains of anything from My llonnie Lies Hver the Uceanu to l'll llc Home Tomorrow at Daybreak. Une of the most worthy institutions in our high school curriculum is the organization termed, The H. S. ,l'5and. The instruments like the active mem- bers, are varied and of many types. The vast collection tof instrumentsy con- sists mainly of cunning' little round things. where you blow in one end and the noise. or music. comes out of the other. We call them horns: but l have tried for hours to fathom the reason for such an appellation. However, l have not told you who is to blame for the awakening' of such uncommon talent as the high school band. NYhy, the old village schoolmaster 'Tis he. of course, Who ruled with a stern command, His hair grown white, NN-'ith dull cares of the world, Started the High School Band. Mies. C. D. 1ENN1Nt:s. The sole purpose of our band is to arouse exasperation, indignation, in- spiration, and enthusiasm. Everyone belongs who can afford two-bits. the price of one of those funny little round things. Enthusiasm has not been lacking' at any one of our games. due to the pres- ence of the high school band, which is always ready to furnish encores and respond when called upon. XVe have not been able to play at the many public recitals. due to the fact that we have engagements from now till the middle of June. lfVe have worked up such a good reputation that wherever we go the best seats in the house are reserved for us. Long live the band! and nine rahs for Herr Jennings, the bandmaster. C. L. 45 The Clllresrent 1913 Published by the Senior Class of the Saint joseph High School Editor in Chief Business Mgr. AILEEN NAPIER HOWARD ALF ORD Oratory and Declamation The work in oratory and declamation was most excellent. This was largely due to the fact that the entries this year were prompted solely by a thorough in- terest in the work. and had not entered men after weeks of coaxing and per- suasion from members of the faculty. The student body should realize 1'llOI'C and more, however, a truth which is universal in its application to all phases of school life, f. C., that we cannot expect to win along any line unless our con- testants have earned the right to represent the school. There must be an in- centive. Hut no one cares to exert himself if he can avoid it. ln many places it is the practice for some gifted speaker talthough the gift is oftentimes imag- inaryj to enter the lists, and others become discouraged so that no amount of coaxingg' can induce them to contest for the place. Ilut even under such cir- cumstances, the fact must eventually be proven that honors are given not for natural ability alone, but as a reward for ability won by a course of vigorous effort and training. Hur representatives this year were Edson Groff in declamationp who de- livered very effectively llay's Tribute to Mcliinleyf' The oration given by Mark llerring' was entitled. The lienovelent Despot of Panama. 46 S GHEW The Senior Hallovve'en Dance The Halloween dance given by the Seniors, October 51. 1913, at Burkhard's Hall, was a complete success, being well attended by both St. joe and Benton Harbor young people. The hall was decorated with constalks, autumn leaves. and other foliage suggestive of the occasion, and the programs were of yellow, on which the figures of witches in black were stamped. Combs' Orchestra furnished the music. The Penevie Dance The Christmas dance given by the Penevies, a non-high school club, De- cember 22, 1913, at Burkhards Hall. was one of the prettiest affairs of the season. The decorations consisted of red and green holiday colors carried out by hanging baskets and wreaths. At one end of the room stood a miniature Christmas tree with small colored lights, and the piano was banked with ever- green interspersed with lights. lligbee and XVilson played the program of waltz, two-step. tango and hesitation. Junior-Senior Banquet of 1913 The banquet which the class of '1-l tendered the graduating class of '13 May 26, 1913, was a brilliant function which outclassed all previous affairs of like nature. Tables were laid in the beautiful dining-room of the Edgewater Club and decorated with red and white roses and carnations, carrying out the class colors of '14. After the serving of the delicious menu. the following toasts were responded to: . The Seniors-XYilliam XVynkoop. '13. The -luniorsm-Don XYynkoop, '1-l. The Faculty-Aileen Napier, '14, It -Celeste Londeen, '1-l. Athletics-R. ll. Wfhitehead. Then and Now-E. P. Clarke. Dancing, bowling and billiards furnished entertainment for the remainder of the evening. 48 The Crescent Banquet On March 27, the day on which school closed for spring vacation, occurred the annual Crescent banquet, the most pleasurably anticipated event of the school year. Four tables for the four classes were laid in Burkhard's Hall, each of the classes striving to surpass the others in tastefulness of decoration. The Senior table occupied the center of the room and was artistically ar- ranged, the class colors of red and white and green foliage being used. A large wicker basket filled with maidenhair fern. red carnations, and white tulips, formed a centerpiece over which hung a large light encased in red, on which was shown the class numerals. Down the center were pots of white hvacinths and drop lights shaded in red and extending from the ceiling by ropes of fern, illuminated the table. The 'lunior class colors of yellow and blue were prettily carried out with golden tulips and daffodils. in pots wound with blue, and streamers of the colors were extended from the corners to the drop-lights at either end. A centerpiece of tulips was used, and favors of the same l-lowers were given. The Sophomore table in blue and white was beautiful with violets and white tulips. A rope of blue and white ran from the corners of the table to the drop- lights which were shaded with blue and white shades. XYhite tulips and hya- cinths and violets were placed down the center of the long table, and favors of tulips were given. The Freshmen, in spite of their lack of experience, carried out an elaborate idea in their colors of purple and gold. A large purple basket filled with yellow daffodils ran to the corners of the table. The lights were shaded in the colors and daffodils given as favors. The following toasts were responded to at the request of Erich lierlikowski, president of the society: Freshmen Roast-Aileen Napier, 'l-l. Sophomore Toast-Miss Kelble. junior Roast-LaYerne Xlfilliams. '16 Senior Toast-Mr. Kelley. Faculty Roast and Toast-,lane llarpstrite, '14. CrescentgRichard Crehore, 'l5. Dancing was enjoyed until 12. 49 The Crescent Society For twenty-three years, the Crescent Society of the St. Joseph High School has marked with a certain distinction, each person of talent and ability. It has been the one society to bind the whole high school together and through which all have worked in one body. The constitution very concisely and clearly writ- ten. was drawn up by a most worthy committee in 1891, when the idea of such a society was Hrst conceived, The ideal aim of the institution is to develop dramatic, literary. and musical talent. NVe have been very fortunate to have secured splendid instructors in English who have shown us the dramatic and literary sides. and our critics of music have been especially good. The spirit of the Crescent Society is one of constant enthusiasm, which gives to each member a sense of his own importance and ability in an institution where the achievements of all are brought forth by united support and effort. Loyalty and enthusiasm have been the watchwords during the past year, and the result has shown forth in some of the best programs ever given. Several small plays have been presented this year under the direction of Miss Kelble, who deserves especial mention on account of her sincere endeavor and untiring effort to make this a brilliant year. llfe hope, in the future years, that the Crescent records may remain spot- less, and that each one will put forth his most noble effort to make this the best literary society in the state of Michigan. C. L. The Crescent Lecture Course llfeatherwax Bros' Quartette. Ralph Bingham. humorist. Opie Reade, entertainer. Aida Quartette. 50 M-Msg , X .-.. . .ml-,,,,, -.7--. fi . ,' .f 1 fs -. aww I'-' . :3,,k,:,,,v,: . 3' VN . 1 n P ,H N . 'ISS QPR X Y A.:-Pl:1,Sw V- . -5-23 51 Aa WS'f'IrS'95?F9f1'P ' 'f'f ' ' ' fy- :A.-.'a. .f:. -2-4-:- .-f -ff- ww - of -sz. '- 'xv A.'.- 1. :-' e 5E'E1D. 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When it was first proposed to reestablish the game, ominous advice was prevalent on every hand, the general tenor of which was distrust in the success of the venture, XYith characteristic school spirit. the student body rallied to its support, and within a week the team was appearing regularly on Edgewater field learning the rudiments of the game. Through the loyalty of individual citizens and business men, the team was provided with an excellent outfit of suits, which insured effective practice from the start. All sorts of discouraging circumstances were encountered at the start. though many had been foreseen and shrewdly provided by Coach XVhitehead. For instance, much criticism was indulged because the management had seen fit to oppose our young warriors with the best high school teams available. Before the season had progressed far, however. the wisdom of such a course had become evident, and was reflected in the wonderful development before the end of the season of a team which resembled a bunch of well-seasoned veterans to take the place of the inexperienced youngsters of the beginning of the sason. Too much cannot be said in praise of Coach Wfhitehead for our showing in the first year of football. ln spite of the loss of our games at the first of the season, football was a paying investment financially. Lineup: ' 1 'lihompson Q Capt. J Swigert Simons Rose, L. Dohm Hayden Mitchell Shultz Larson Rose, Charles Carter Howard VVitt Davidson 60 -' -'Y 11 ?ji2i-? 5 il?-'3? K, 'T 1 . 4 f 5 42347 9' DY- 1 kg, -x ,fr f 5' ' - ' .11-: 5, Q., I Q54 .-.-. if 2? 54' xii I , ' f f x X X x P' x , 5 ff, ' ' mf I'-ff 2 f iw 1 if an X s X 1 m x xx x xxxxxxllxx ,Nl QQ, A xx! 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A V .. fl .mx X QFQLNQC' '15 62 X3 Boys' Basketball-1913-14 The boys' basketball team this year proved in spite of many handicaps to be one of exceptional worth viewed from the standpoint of the material pro- duced for future seasons, as well as the snappy type of basketball played this season. Although our team had no gymnasium in which to practice and played in a cold hall, which in many other res-peets was extremely unattractive for devel- oping a championship team. yet it won a great many of its games, and in all of them displayed an aggressiveness and speed which was admirable. It requires some determination to play in a hall where the thermometer registers SO degrees or lower. But it takes more than cold to daunt the courage of a high school team backed by the spirit of St. joseph High School. Though the season brought defeat with success, the basketball team was admirable in spirit and represented the high school body ably and honorably. Lineup: Simons XVitt Scholz Larson Dasse R056 Thompson Whitehead CCoachj 63 Boys' Basketball-1912-13 The boys' basketball season of 1912-1913 began early in Uctober. Coach NVhitehead issued a call for candidates to attend a practice, although the First team was practically picked, owing to the splendid, well-seasoned material. XVith this advantage and the early training, a fast, brainy team was developed. and gave us hope of a successful season. Our hopes began to shape themselves into realities when our team took vic- tory after victory. This success and the subsequent championship record was no doubt due to the loyal and incessant efforts of the coach, as well as the team which consisted of the following players: - Johnson lCapt.J Foltz Herring' Kneebus Dykstra Simons 64 1 Girls, Athletics The basketball team of 1913-14 has proved itself worthy of all the praise and com- mendation we can give it. The outlook from the beginning of the year has been quite favorable, as the team did not enter into the work wholly inexperienced. for the majority of last vear's team were to return and once more star for St. ,Toe High. The girls, under the splendid coaching of Miss Grier. worked constantly and con- scientiously in their practice and, as we know, were rewarded for their effort by the development of a speedy and unusually co-operative team, which won a hard-fought victory in each game played. Each member of the team worked loyallv for the honor of her school, and each met her opponent good naturedly. Six games were played this year. and a total score of 133 was piled up against 48 for their opponents. Not least among these was our old rival across the river, and as usual a great deal of enthusiasm was exhibited at the games played with them: and although the showing the First half of the last game with them was against us, the magniiicent Hpepl' of our girls won out. and Benton Harbor was added to their string. The CRESCENT here wishes to extend its thanks to Miss Grier for her effort in produ- cing so successful a team. LINE-UP Right Forward, . . . ...... GENETTE PIXLEY Left Forward... ...,.. FRANCES T.-XRBELL Center ......... ..,. C AROLINE IQAMMERER Side Center .... .....,.... R UTH VANCE Left Guard .... .... ...........,.... , .... I . XNE HLXRPSTRITE Right Guard... ..,............,.,.......,..... .,.. R l.XRlON STONE - Sub ...,.. l-.xt'RA lll.-XRTIN 65 f 3, 'Q Girls' Basketball-1912-13 The basketball team of 1912-13 was one worthy of special mention. .Xl- though the girls were not exceedingly successful in being victorious. a splendid team was organized under the coaching' of Bliss Kelley, and some line work accomplished. Prominent factors generally recognized were their speedy team work and their uniform good nature, The lineup was as follows: Fluxclis TixR1:1i1,L . . Right Forward Froiuixce KlORSE . Left Forward -UNE l'lixRi-1as'rR1TE . Right Guard Klixluox STHNE . Left Guard Cxlaouxii li.xMiI1iRuR . . . Center 3l.XRGl'RI'l'l2 SCIINEIDIZR . Running' Center :XILIZEN N.X1 1liR . . . Sub 66 OIKE JM I 'V v , 4 nv' I I N ., U fg 'W'4T::g1if , -I fly I, ! 'fff, .' . , 'gl ,W ifi A5 M 4'-f , 'Q Wk , , 11 xje x iie- XA? Q A. 'l?,,1 X 435 ' ,, W 1 , YA C . if X V V KKQQ ' ', ., 'T .A f f SQ: ,. f? 5 ',--- ii?-i ,X N V 'X A-' v. 5 Ek ..-. ' A- ' 'W 'WI X X. . 4 rx x - -g.: k .Xi ffm 1, 7' f - U X . I- 6 I , X4 -F'-4r '-' ' -Q-, h -' y u , ' 33 y x 'fifiiiffv ' . W f fp, 1 K ' ' 'Y-QQX A ': V 'E Al., . , , ' fix. XR-Q f w L S A 7 cliff ' h'x?f'9xQx: .5251 ' f' . L ' W, -5711, .Q ff - V A . 'wf . 11 f R WU ff ' , ' I Q' NAA K' fb' ' QL' 1 - 1 .l FJ, 'f 7 7 ffl l Qfggm J fb :NV 1fFf6! ,,1l fy an I ff . f f c ff 1 f f 67 What makes the student dance and shout And wave his hat that way? Hes glad that high school has let out. So he can get away. lf he's so glad to leave it all, l wish you would explain- llfhy will he dance and shout next fall Because he's back again? FatherfYoung' man, this report of yours is very unsatisfactory. l don't like it. Freshiesl told the teacher you wouldnt but she wouldnt change it. She-XYhy does Bliss Rahn close her eyes when she sings? He-Well, you see. she is so very tender-hearted she cannot bear to see anyone suffer. i Mr. lYhitehead-Dohn. can you tell me how they discovered iron? ClydefSure. D R, B.-lYell, shoot. Dohn-lVell, l'a said they smelt it. Miss lielble-Give me a sentence, l'earl, with the word seldom in it. llurkey-Pa had two pigs. but he selled 'em. Senior-Did you ever take chloroform? Freshie-No. who teaches it? Two doctors were operating' upon Herbert li, for appendicitis. After the operation was completed, one of the doctors missed a small sponge, and the patient was reopened. the sponge found within him and sewed up again. lm- mediately the second doctor missed a needle. Again Herbert was opened and closed. Gentlemen, he said, 'Afor heaven's sake if you are going' to keep this up, put a button on me. -'Z 1 . if ff f' ff I 31 X Q 0 ll ix ylaiaki t -Jmsi Q In spite of hdxfe-V sG fi the ochool md'm'5QhrQ A 'fi W 4 missed the lecture .. v - of R.B. and C.D. il ,Qi N NVhile on the steamer last sum- mer, the deck steward asked Nan- een if she would like her lunch served on deck. No, said Naneen, just throw it in the ocean and save time and trouble. ln years to come :- Dode tnow Mrs. KJ-XVhat are you going' to do with that porous plaster Erich? Kerley-l am going to see what tune it will play on the pianola. Kelly to Merchant4You are not lit for decent companyg come up here with me! NV. Crans had been married but a very short time. She entered a butcher shopand said: l would like some fish: what kind are those in that barrel? XX'hy. thosc are salted mack- erel, said the butcher. XY.f .Xre they quite fresh Merchant in Modern History-Miss Black Prince P Merchant- A woman. Conant: lYho was the mother of the Once upon a midnight dreary, L-, ,J ,fs.e,,ar'x,fstX lVhen from nagging he was weary, 1 A ,git 'L' And he'd scolded all his classes I Q2 'L' , 4' :Xnd his brain was numb and sore, ,VZ 1, A 1' Slowly home his way he wended QA -lf -V ,fff 35- 5 Thinking whom he had oiiended, if ll'llll'1llTfg1'1 JE' In his heart was mean revenge, ' ' ll ' 1 uf Mean revenge and nothing' more. J' XS V l l ll i After he had tried to slumber, I. JT?-V ,Hd Slowly he began to wonder X,.a-in frfx Wi . f If he'd really done his duty ma W f' l 1 ' 1' l' 9 11 W, Wy! Nagging, nagging eyermore, ,M ?Vhen there came a rapping.. rapping, wi 1 . X ef- , ,f E f Q h ust as 1 someone was tapping, 1 1 1 1 11 . ,7 Q. Tapping at his chamber door. lltllllifmll That was all, and nothing more. ll' 'llll l' f ig. Then his blood began to eurdle, -f TM, 7 ' , fix 1 1. And into his brain so fertile lull ? l -11175 1 ' Came the thought, it is my classes Mil a l l 1 I.. in Rapping at my bedroom door. 1 232. H 1 .1 1 11 1 12' 1 'd of 5' Q ii e tioug it o a tie s ie given 1? Qf all the hateful things he'd said, ds Then indeed was retribution . . r'h-Kelley nn ugflzidreamung he really Piled upon his weary head. had a case, in court Then the thoughtsof this R. ll. Turned direct to robbery, He put his hand beneath the pillow Thinking. lYho is in that hall? lVhen he drew it back 'twas trembling, For it held his all in all. Then it stopped--this tapping, tapping. Coming from the darkened hall, .-Xnd he knew with joy unceasing That it was-his Ingersoll. P. H. K.-Carter is asleep: tap him on the head, will you? Edson-Don't do itg you will rlood the room. Senior fat a sleighridej-- Oh. black! get off and look under the bobs. I believe a wheel is coming oi? John Lessing had lfeen naughty again. Ah rnel sighed Miss Kelble, I am afraid T will never meet you in heaven, john. -Tinny- VVhat have you been doin'? ' In shorthand class one of the pupils was unable to read one of Miss Grier's characters. After receiving an answer in the negative from the class as to the identity of the word, Miss Grier said: XVell, ean't you geti'f1narried out of that? Keg- Easy Mr. Kelley to Miss St. Clair- Vw'hat was the nature of Lineoln's death ? 69 Miss St. Clair- XYhy, he was shot in the-shot in the-oh, shot in- P. H. K.- XVell. does anyone know where Dohn- Sure: in Fords Theater. Thompson to Miss Conant-So you don't think that cigarette smoking affects the brain? Miss Conant-Certainly not: people with brains don't smoke them. Doc XVitt-If T kiss you, will you call for help? lvlr. Kelley 35 he Unknown-XVhy, can't you man- l00 Kgd 19 age it alone? CIC-0YgC Mqrvin. R. l-if-Xliaiter, kindly remove this egg. lYaiter-XYhat shall I do with it. sir? R. B.-I think you'd better wring its neck. dance to heaven with you. Miss Stacey- Please reversel' She-T'd love to see the baseball game. l'm terribly interested. He-Are you, though? Then I'll phone you the score as soon as the game is over. Example St. joseph young gen- tleman's generosity: My task in life is saving young men, said the minister. Ah! sighed Miss Kramer: save a good one for me. won't you? Want Ads:- Xliidow in comfortable circumstances wishes to marry two sons. A lady wishes to sell her piano, as she is going abroad in a strong iron frame. XVanted-XYomen to sew buttons on the fourth floor. VVanted-A steady, respectable young man to look after a garden and milk a cow: who has a good voice, and is accustomed to sing the choir. Mr. Staylate-The other night I heard a story that gave me such a start. Francis Tarbell lyawningl-I wish l knew it l l l Y! After spending a whole period on two pages of complicated altogether dis- tracting typewriting. Keg asked Miss Grier what we were to do with it? Gb, nothing, said llliss Grier. Obi and I went and corrected all my mistakes. sighed Keg. Teacher-One beautiful autumn day, Little Red Riding Hood was walking along a path in the woods. when she came to a sharp turn: and whom do you suppose she saw standing there with a row of shining white teeth gleaming at her? Little Boy-Teddy Roosevelt. , Gordon Riley was ready for the party when he was a small boy, and he went up to his mother and said: Shall l wash my hands or put on my gloves P in Smart Kid fllark Herringb-How old is that lamp, Ma. Mother- Oh, about three years: why? Kid- Turn it downg it's too young to smoke. 70 Certain Young Man- I could. Mr. Jennings- NYhat is a quadrilateral? Beulah- A quadrilateral is an animal having four sides. George Marvin tells this as being' the narrowest escape of his life: She was very stout, and must have weighed nearly three hundred pounds. She was learning roller skating. when she had the misfortune to fall. Several attendants rushed to her side, but were unable to raise her at once. One said: We'll get you up all right, Madam: do not be alarmedf' Ch, Tm not alarmed at all: but your floor is so terribly lumpy. And then from underneath came a small voice which said: I'm not a lump. I'm George Marvin. Teacher to Charles Haydon-If you were seated in a street-car of which every seat was occupied, and a lady came in, what would you do? Charles-Pretend I was asleep. XYhy is the ankle placed between the knee and the foot? Bright Freshie-To keep the calf from eating the corn. Marion Stone was married but a short time when her servant came in to her and said: Please ma'am. there's a poor man at the door with wooden legs. VVhy Bridget! said Marion, what can we do with wooden legs? Tell him we don't want any. The crowd of tourists stood about the crater of Vesuvius peering' down into the Hery depths. XYell, remarked an American, that beats hell! lVhereat, an Englishman standing near exclaimed: Bah jove. how vewy extensively some of the .-Xmewicans have twaveled. Business was in full swing at the church bazaar when R. B. YV. stroll- . , ed around, evidently with no inten- NJ we tion of purchasing anything. As he A JZ -.d - S, passed one booth, the young lady Mf g D363 I seller detained him: Rfwgl l fl 5 1 I sesame 442- , lYon't you buy a cigarette holder, , l S M kit' J sir? ' l 1 f:! fi f UNO. thank you: I don't smoke, 4 G1mW2Dlv , wgig the reply., ' 'B - 'Cr a penwiper. worked with my 'WI' .shy i- owri hlandtsf It N Salem?-'Ng on wri e. N vid ?4,. e' our new , Then do have this nice box of hishSchool chocolates ? - gn Q S: f 54, bands n I don't eat sweets. , 5 -V J ,1 5 And gqmqus- I ' -' Y. 4 The young lady s patience was ex- i- W- I ff mum, ' hausted. is Sir she said grimlv, 'iwill you ' lv eh - .- For -53 1 H -A 2 .- ...Q ,- lc fr Ji buv this cake of soap?' f P' SGHUI-2 'FI - . .f sf I He bought 1t. P f 'fa b I V l V ,Z john Lessings folks were moving. ' uf g ' 'f ' F 1, A passerby said to him as the rain 4 f- - ' was falling in torrents and the men were hurrying the furniture into the Oh! are you moving?i' 'iNaw, said john. lt was such ture out for an afternoon drive. V BHS I a nice day, I thought I'd take the furni- 71 .Iack Thomson to l5auschf Sav, little one, can you tell me where I can buy some hav around here F i Mamma:s Boy 4 71- Sure: we have anything in Il. I-I., why? .lack- Oh, I just got your goat, and I want to feed him. Mr. Kelley twhen a small boym- O Ma, I b'leve I'm sick! Mother-t'XYhat makes you think so ? Paul- IYell, I b'leve I have the chicken pox, cause this morning I found a feather in mv bed. Lives of Seniors all remind us. ' We need a lot of push behind us. kr f f W . f During school we must be earnest. . i W 5 9 XYe must strive to do our best, current events P if , V Y Lxyp-ju-'yzffe And departing' leave behind us. , - -M , is v 2 Notebooks that will help the rest. d - W QOf all the sad words of tongue or l. -T-'wr a . 1 , pen' , -lf -Dia 1-L6 'Ihese are the saddest: Im stung v ,, il fy 3.gHlTl.U v V, fy, -y ll lA woodpecker lit on a I7reshman's 1 fig- A W 'K 4 1 l lleall, I 'fl ,ET . Vg' Q And settled down to drill: , 5 4 g do D .5 X we Y E 5 I-Ie bored away for half a day, I N' , , 5 And then he broke his bill, ll X' Y , N He 3, D0 you SCC ' The cat at the X. XY. L. X. rooms the mooneg I y had live kittens two days' old. The T moon? '- ,g'i 2F,-'Q secretary of the X. XX. telephoned ,5he:- No lace you same. 'ff 5 it-te -- What- makes you S1' so? She:-Because lyour Beau -am. u Edward Clark, the janitor. and asked him to feed the cat on Sun- day morning. All rightfl said he, Hand shall I feed the kittens, too F I want to get a good novel to read on the train, something pathetic, said a woman .to lack Thompson. who was clerking' in a bookstore. I.et me seep how would 'The Last Days of Pompeii' do F Pompeii? I never heard of him. IYhat did he die of? I'm not quite sure. ma'am, replied hlack. Some kind of eruption, I've heard. FOUND IX THE SENIOR CL--ISS lf Ronald XYvncoop was convicted, would Leonard Plee? If Kate Mcfracken is the dignity of the class, is Mildred De 'XYitt F If lid Clarke is l2.l'.'s only boy, is lack Thomson? If ilenette l'ixley yy as married, would john Lessiug? St. Joe Anarchist-Risky. Rosky. lfrich Iierlikowski! Talk about your Southerns' and actors of fame, a Senior has them all beat-Mort Mitchell is his name. Senior-Did you know the class of 1914 is the most well-informed class on lfreshie-Xaw: how do you git that? Senior-XYhy, we have a Daly Harrold and an Evening l'ost. ' 72 She-Do you know why they had Keg for snapshot editor? I-Ie-No: why? She-Cause she's a Iiammer lcameraq. If the dam gave out, would they let Alford? Simons, who is president of 1914, as you see. Is forever writing notes to his little C. M. Il. Theres a girl in our class who surely can bluff, Her name? Lois Hoag, oh sure enough! Clyde Dohn is quite a flirt-his glance ne'er lets a maid unnoticed pass, And yet we're proud to have him in our bestest Senior class. Since we've welcomed him in St. Ioe, thinks Colegrove with a shiver, flow could I ever go to High in that lvvrg across the river. If Emma Ilrunn was attacked by a mad dog, would Marion Stone it? Gustafson and Smith are Seniors healthy, The way they bluff in German -l is certainly wealthy. MI-Iow much coal do you want to order asked Glyde Ilrown. who now worked for her father. Oh I tank about 'Sextonf was the reply. Aileen lailingl in many ways and full of fear, The forlorn wretch sought his death Napier. She-llfhy, .Ioan De Arc hasn't anything on us as to her heavenly visitors, I-Ie-NVhy? She-Oh, we have a St. Clair right in our class. Edith lYilliams had been asked what an optimist was. lVall, I guess it's a cross-eyed man that's happy 'cause he isn't bow- legged ! ! ! ! l Roy Mollhagen is full of the dickensg In Economics, he used as an argument-''chickensf' Five years from now: I-Iow's everything up at your house, Foltz? Oh, she's all right. La Verne was calling on his GIRL? ,-Xt quite a late hour the GIRIQS dad came into the room. and asked in quite a gruff voice. UXYELL, young man, do you know what time it is ? Yes-s-s-s-s-s-s, said La Yerne, I was just about to go. And so saying. took his hat and BEAT IT. f'WELL, said the father, XVhat ails that young feller, I wanted to ask him what time it was so I could set my watch. Caldwell each night, Lessons all punk, At the end of the term He gets a Hunk. XVHG? 73 R. B.-lYhy are some eggs smaller than others, Miss St. Claire? Sissy-XYell, you see they take some of them out of the nest quicker than others. Miss Hart-If you boys can't understand English, you had better go to some foreign country. lYitt-Yes, make it Benton Harbor. Doc XYitt, when a boy of about ten, was out with a bunch of fellows one after- noon. and during the course of their conversation someone began to tell riddles. XYhat kind of a shirt does a tramp wear? The answer was nit fknitl. VVell. when Doc reached home, he found his mother entertaining company. and after a moments consideration said, Say, Ma, do you know what kind of a shirt a tramp wears P VVhen everyone had declared their ignorance of the answer, he said with one of his smiles, VVOOL. Miss Conant tin History J-Can you locate the French possessions in Africa? Gibbs-lVell, they are all north of the Tango. He-Is that you, darling? Edna Aber-Yes, who is this? At a recent teachers' meeting while discussing the work of the pupils, Miss Grier was heard to say. Yes, Mark is slow and sure. Mr. Kelley-Slow and sure. eh? Miss Grier-Yes, slow to learn and sure to forget, Aileen Napier on commencement day said to the faculty, I shall not soon forget you, I owe you for all I know. To which the faculty replied, Do not mention such a triHe. In Sunday-school, the teacher explained to the class that Heaven was Eternal Bliss. Then she asked what hell was. Miss Kelble, then a small child, timidly raised her hand and said, Eternal blister, please n1a'am. I-lad a puncture, my friend? Ed Clark looked up and swallowed his feelings with a huge gulp. No, sir, he replied, I'm just changing the air in the tires, the other was all worn out. I know these Limericks all are a fright: So, nuf sed: good-bye-yours truly-Harpstrite. The St. joseph Alumni have not been forgotten in preparing the Cres- I cent Annual. We would be glad to devote a few pages to them. but re- gret to say that the addresses of all could not be procured. If the alumni will send in their ad- dresses to the Principal next spring, they will be gladly published in the next issue. C. L. l 74 A YH! XINN .-Q' W U , f 'r ' I QI: 11, x J Q A if W' W, Wff, W,f Q'!. I !, f ,fx ,W Wm f 1 W Wi' WWA I fm f f L fi, Z, ,A MSX ffm, xjkfi 'l 1' l 1 A YR +5 7 4 Q 3 , pr, 's 5 I X 11 M y Z ' , . 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Cook With Gas A GAS RANGE MEANS CONVENIENCE PLUS EFEICIENT SERVICE Phone 70 Phone 70 New Graduation Gifts A COMPLETE, NEW LINE or NEAT, TASTY ARTlCLES SUITABLE FOR fllljli GRADUATE WA TCHES DIAMONDS PENDANTS F OBS RINGS SCARF PINS FOUNTAIN PENS BROOCHES MESH BAGS VANI TIES STERLING SPOONS We will be Pleased to Show You our Beautiful Line Special! Inducaments to 'Pr11'ent5 Qf Gmalzmzfes L. D. HUBER 8: COMPANY 76 The Customer is always right and We cannot keep his money unless service and satisfaction score 1001 That's the vital part of --THE FETKE-RLfTKosa1E IDEA ---the basis of our claim to your present and future patronage. Uur Organization Will take care of finding just exactly what you want at just exactly what you want to pay, and Kuppenheimer Clothes AND e 4T Society Brand Clothes at 3518, S20, 252250, S25 and 9527.50 being critic-proofifrom every angle insure the success of the service satisfaction part of the program. Fetke 85 Rutkoskie 77 fQ . , f f ,- if 2 if , .lXx gx.E'llQM ,i . l lb . Il li v,4- . ' f ik l 5 : f t A., l , i Conynght l9l4 The House cf Kuppenheimer I1 H ll ll ll ll COATS ' ' SUHTS Shepard elfnifniifng C90 LADHES9 SHG? LQUSES : SKHRTS E DANCING FRQCKS li' 015132 Olommercial National Bank ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN Capital, .... .... 3 50,000.00 Surplus and Profxts .... . . 35,000.00 31 Interest Paid on Savings Accounts and Certificates of Deposit. E. A. BLAIQIQSLLIA., MAX NV. S'I'Ul1'Ii, P11-sident, Vice-P1'esidQnt II. T. CAMMJX-:1.I,, Final, YV. IJIAST Cashier Asst.. Cashier 79 Ser ice + quality Is what we aim to give our custom- ers. The printing establishment rendering the best service-pleas- ing the most customers-winning new ones and growing every year, is the one rendering quality service. Many of our clients realize this, and that accounts for our large and in- creasing business. This book is a sample of what can be produced in an up-to-date establishment in a very few days. Let us demonstrate what we can do for you. lhling Bros. Everard Co. Kalamazoo, Michigan S0 JOHN WALLACE SON'S CO. Lumber 8: Coal Telephone 14 S TA TE ST. BRIDGE KODAK The simplicity, convenience and elhciency of the Kodak system have put amateur photo- graphy within reach of every . R man, W o m a n and child, at 0 small cost. l l ' f Kodaks S5 upward Dm 5 I I l i x Brownies Sl to S12 , Kodak supplies f' qs ofallkindsinthe i genuine East- man quality. No substitutes at this store. lt s the bestornothing. G IL L E S P IE ' S D R U G S T O R E The Store Physicians Recommend The Fisher Print Shop sr. Jossru, MICHIGAN Two Hundred Thirteen Mam St. Producers of the better lcind of printed things, that have a punch.'i U to the minute ideas for hoolclets, P programs and society stationery. TELEPHONE 384-W Individual ideas for yo QUALITY AND SER VICE ASSURED glelefavbe, yacc ge Jalclifllej if if oormeiftum, PROMPT THE PHONE 46 DELIVER Y 1. . QIN THE CITY? , :J PARCEL Posr Come' DELIVERY 5916 STA TE and UN THE COUNTRW IT PAYS rn IRADEAI rnesuumn PLEASANT Let us supply your wants for: Accurate Prescription Service Jol1nston's Appreciated Candies lgrugigsts Sundries lxgiglang Hogsehggl Remedies Stlionellgs Brushes un mo alms Fountain Drinks Varnishes fall the beat kinclsl K dalcs--Supplies Conklins Self F'll'ng Pens F Cigars and Tabac Toilet Articles d fine Perfumes ANTHONY CANAVAN MATTHIAS WEBER T h e . . Best of Everything Canavan 8: Weber Real Estate, ---FOOtwCar--- Loansand Insurance PHONE 184 WILLIAMS 8: KRIEGER 314 State St. Phone 550-W 301 stare sam: s'r.1osnPH, MICH. 82 TO THE Palace of Sweets rl FOR YOUR -li FRESH CANDIES .- T AND - PURE ICE-CREAM Be sure and pay us a visit 314 STATE STREET ST. JosEPH, MICH. Harrnld's Transfer Line COAL co. JACOB HARROLD Pico 1'R11f:'1'o1: OFFICE, 106 STATE STREET PHONES : Office, 297-2 Res. 286 Let Us Become Acquainted IF you are desirous of knowing the styles in tailoring and woolens in New York and London Come In! A. W. ZICK, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Tailor 316 State Street Gast Drug Co. Expert Prescription Service 3 Pharmaczkts To Serve You Toilet Articles Stationery Books Candies Kodak Supplies The Graham 85 Morton Line Modern, Steel Passenger Steamers daily to ana' from Chicago, April to December, connecting with three minutes' service by street railway to St. Joseph or Benton Harbor, ana' close connection with inter- nrban for interior points. Chica The Dustless Way go Doc'k, Foot of YVabash Ave. Central Dock, Midway between St. Joseph and A. REICHLE, Benton Harbor. J. S. MQRTON, Asst. Secy. 8 Treas. President S4 The Portrait Habit Habit is acquired. Some will appear before our camera regularly-others, less mindful of their friends, only at long intervals. Get the Habit Ana' Come Often I-IILIJS STUDIO MAKERS OF PHOTOGRAPHS THAT PLEASE 412 State Street Phone 358 ST. JOSEPH, MICH. F. W. POST Ladies and Gents Tador NEW LOCATION ROOMS 2, 3, 4 CENTURY BLOCK STATE STREET ST. JOSEPH, MICH. MURPHY and MCCRACKEN LIVERY a n d HACK BARN H01'ses Bought and Sold Phone 17 212 MAIN STREET PRINCIPAL P. H. KE1-1.1ax R. W. RAHN FINE FOOTWEAR 218 STATE STREET A MARKED COOLNESS exists between us and even OUR VERY' BEST PATRONS yet this coolness, emanating from OUR SODA FOUNTAIN and delicious ICE CR EA M Makes Us Many Ufarm Frzlfnds WILSON'S SUGAR BOWL 6 T. H. McAllister Sleeper 8: Smith ST. JOSEPH, MICH. AGENTS FOR cc 77 Dry Goods Hosiery Re 1 Wea' I5 H. P. 36 in. Tread Underwear l00 in. Wheel Base. 50 miles per hour. 50 miles NOHOHS on l gal. gasoline. THE STORE THAT Demonstration by Appointment HA S UNION BANK BLDG., ST. JOSEPH THE CHEVROLET CAR Four cylinder Roadster S750 Four Cylinder Touring Car S875 Light Six Touring Car 51,475 Large Six Touring Car 52,500 ' . 441 -MN Plug ' '- 1' 51 - 71' TEL X f fe t 1 ff' is Q : . . E Z J ' i. EE A ,ff 1 A Til., ,J ,l N. ': 'F it if l, ,V ue., e n-' e ses? 1 1 f , Fqmmm - 1 Q. ' l 6- 3'4 Quality, service and comfort stand out prominently in every feature. We invite comparison. The four cylinder motors are extremely powerful, long stroke, valve in the head type. See our exhibit at the automobile show. Di tribut r for Bert' ll GOODELL 8: KOL .,.Q?n2.,.,5,'..1.e.,c.,....Jii. EST. Fnseph Qinmaieifhzrtnlrig uf gJH1u:ri1: OSCAR HATCH HAWLEY, Difemlf. ln--ill! 'vjn--g-u Departments of Piano, Voice, Violin, Harmony, Composition, Modern Languages, Dramatic Art, each Taught by experienced instructors. ll ll ln ll ln il INDIVIDUAL LESSONS CLASS LESSONS Century Building 3E Broad Street For terms call or write to the Director St. Joseph Automobile Co. S. A. SAMOORE, Proprietor. We Appreciate Your Trade e 67 h, Y Largest and Best Equipped Garage I M in Southern Michigan. Full Line of Tires and Supplies. Repair Department Equipped to Handle any Case of Trouble. General Machine Work and Acety- ' lene Welding. PHONE 24, KNAAK DRUG co. I The Rexall Store Open Day and Night. 6l9-62l Ship Street Dmggim and Opticians ST. JOSEPH, Nucl-1. State Street St. Joseph, Mich. 88 Two socks' Wear from one! Men who have worn our No. 398 Dreadnaught sock long enough to know and who have no reason for stretching the truth, say that it actually wears twice as long as the ordinary kinds which sell at the same price. Iron Clad No. 398-only 256 This is not to be wondered at, for the yarn in heels and toes is f0ur ply and the cotton in it the longest, strongest Sea Island staple, further strengthened by the Iron Clad special twist. This sock gives extreme durability without clunisiness. It is soft, seamless, snug fitting, comfortable and beautifully mercerized. Such qualities in a25c sock deserve your trial. Test a pair! If you know of no Iron Clad dealer nearby, order from us direct, stating size and colors wanted. Colors: Pearl, Ecru, Copenhagen Blue, Golden Tan, Wine, Heliotrope, White, Champagne, Black, Dark Tan, Dark Grey, Navy Blue. Sizes 95 to 115. VVe prepay postage. Battleship catalog free featuring Iron Clads, in colors, for the whole family. NVrite for it today. COOPER, WELLS 81 CO. 212 VINE STREET ST. JOSEPH, MICH. TV:-ftefn' mn' lfe41utf7 zd BultleslujJ vuzfrzloy-1'r'.sjb'ee.' ,. PADEREWSKI uqoinq into i'hrfsrur:I1-:vfr Wmw ,Q A spent long years in 2:33, ,-E N study to perfect I H, I TTI? -a g.: ,L I - - - 3 f .eu 1 .1 yy an . . In himself In music. -'I which you can ac- ,, f by y complish in a few Wir f houis Erday Vggloa il ' -. ' .T uf--I S . , . M ,I bu T- WF, PL Y R PI , Tlill li El. Only the best car- ? - ried in stock here, l I X EE at factory PTICBS. ce? 9,54 All we ask 15 for t I.. fn ' ' O you to see us be- , ' l V fg? fore buymg. 2 'F' -. Q 'X Z 515 , :. f IE ' -- ,C4 fi f l, 1, fag, Y FULL LINE OF SHEET MUSIC. ff' Q T F. A. Schoeneberg 85 Co t T' 206 State Street, St. Joseph, Mich. 89 IS YOUR HOUSEWIRED? Heats Cools ELECTRICITY Washes The Silent Servant hons Sews In The House Cooks Dustless---Smokeless Dustless---Matchless Benton Harhor:St. Joseph Railway 81 Light Company A S K TH E M A N AFTER YOU GRADUATE There 1017! come a tzhze when you 2017! want coal and lee. Remember and ea!! 072 uf for Coal of Good Quality and Pure Ice BROWN ICE an COAL co. Succcssors to UNION ICE X COAL CO. Established 1878, 90 IN S U RA N C E FRANK L. PIXLEY 206 State Street ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN ...Caldwell... Theatre Beautiful St. Joseph Home ot' Refined Vaudeville and Beautiful Pictures 91 PROFESSIONAL CARDS T, W., Kgelef Hattie A.SChWendener, M.D DENTIST Union Bank Phone Bldg. 12-F-1 OFFICE HOURS, 1 to -1 p. m. DEUTSCH GESPROCHEN Telephone 131 600 Main Street St. Joseph, Michigan FRANK M. GONVDY, M.D. R. C. ALLEN, M.D. Phone 294 St. joseph, Michigan Century Builrling St. Joseph, Mich. Chester O'l-lam James O'Hz1ra S. W. HONEY OlHARA C97 O'I-IARA DENTIST LAVVYERS PHONE 180 St. joseph, Michigan FRAN K DEITCH DENTIST Best Teeth, none better made S5 22 K. Gold Crowns S3 PHONES OFFICE IZS RES.12H L EDW. J. WITT Physician and Surgeon 314 STATE ST. PHONE 60-1R T. G. YEOMANS M.D. Union Bank St. Joseph lllclg. Mich. F. N. MARTIN Physician PHONE 777 F-1 GO TO Baltlngef 6? or 1G1sSlCX , Q21 For the best of everything in Furniture and House Furnishings of all kinds. Goods on the Installment Plan 403-405 STATE STREET, ST. JOSEPH, MICH. For All Kinds of M. W. STOCK Moving cmd Dm in L4 CENERALW y g CONTRACTOR Call of See X Ask I D068 N The Man Gus I eslee The l' He fBuila'ing Has Built For Tmnskr Line 317 Main Street, Sl. Joseph, Mich. S. 'OfHce. I67-J ' Res, 710-L. 93 Better Coal for Less lVloney sill I Hard Coal Soft Coal :- Coke 2 Weight and Quality Guaranteed I-I C 1 C Yarcls,E. Broacl St. Phone I0 afman O3 0- sr. JOESEPH, - - MICHIGAN Correctly Fashioned Suits WHICH FOR MUIJERN IDEAS, FIT, BALANCE ANIJ WURKMANSHIP are as perfect as garments can he made. Nowhere else can you secure greater clothes satisfaction. Step in and he convinced. GERSONDE Sc RADDE CASH CLOTHIERS 221 State Street St. Joseph, Mich. 94