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8 HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL PIIGH GRADE BRAINS RECOGNIZE HIGH GRADE GOODS” .... I would rather make my announcement through the columns of the High School An- nual than any other medium. FIRST: — Because parents who take enough interest in their boys and girls to send them through High School are a desirable class of people to cater to. Young men and women who have gumption enough to get a High School education, as a general rule, possess High Grade Bra ins and can readily recognize High Grade Goods. SECOND: — People in general who read the High Schoal Annual show that they take an interest in educational affairs, which is the most esssntial factor for the welfare of any community and thus show them-selves to be desirable citizens. THIRD: — If I can successfully cater to and please this class of people and their friends, I feel confident that I shall have no trouble to satisfy the public at large. Now a word about my Famous “Crushed Fruit” Ice Cream Sodas and Sundaes. I make them just as good as I know how, using nothing but high grade material assisted by many years of valuable experience. I made good Ice Cream Sodas and Sundaes several years ago, but I can make them much better now. My increased patronage well shows that my efforts are appreciated, which is very gratifying and which cannot help but stimulate me to contin- ue to improve the quality of my goods, increase my facilities, and better my service, and in every other way conduct my business to the best possible ad- vantage for the benefit and comfort of my friends and patrons.
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HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL 1 I 1 Carr Starr GROCERS AND BAKERS. I I I H I i i q 1 Opposite Hotel LaFayette I I
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HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL 9 CALENDAR OF 1 COMMENCEMENT WEEK. MAY, 1905. Sunday, May 21st. BACCALAUREATE SERMON, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, By Rev. C. B. Beckes. Thursday, May 25th. CLASS PLAY, “THE NEW HAMLET” (See page 10) MEMORIAL OPERA HOUSE. Friday, May 26th. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES, MEMORIAL OPERA HOUSE. Saturday, May 27th. ALUMNI BANQUET, CENTRAL SCHOOL. Monday, May 29th. JUNIOR RECEPTION TO GRADUATES, CEN- TRAL SCHOOL. PROGRAM. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES FRIDAY. MAY 26th. 1905, 8 P. M. MEMORIAL OPERA HOUSE. Selection, ORCHESTRA Invocation, REV. J. H. O. SMITH “ Selection, ORCHESTRA Address, DR. SAMUEL FALLOWS “ Selection, ORCHESTRA - 6. Presentation of Diplomas, PROF. W. H. BANTA 7. Benediction, - - REV. H. B. BENNINGHOFF
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