West Division High School - Comet Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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THE COMET Page Four X t Ti ,I +4 L FJ. t E. L. Husting Co. Soda Water Coca Cola Ginger Ale Hires Root Beer 0 W- Family Trade a Specialty my and C'e 'i eSS 353512.53 TEES? Phones Grand 844 and 845 ANSCO AGENCY Stop on your Way at our Bubbling Fountain -- - always cool and refreshing Vogel's Pharmacy MR. SARGENT'S Travel School for Boys 11th year Europe 1914-'15 12th year Round the World 1915-'16 Skillful Tutoring for College Exams The Broadest Training for Business 'h ld 't d E - ' iogiiauylslsxlgjgci iln Milwaukee? You can with increased interest and economy of time make greater pro- gress by studing French in France German in Germany Latin and Roman History in Rome English and English History in England THE Illustrated Booklet sent on request will tell how more than one hundred boys have followed this plan successfully in preparation for college and business. Porter E. Sargent, 50 Congress St., Boston H :9 ll . . PHONE KILBOURN lll8 ' I 3'3'..J 1 .. E 51... Vacatmn I Sundays I0 to l l:30 a. m. , ' Don t forget to take a Kodak with you DR. EDMUND A. STURM Sold at D ' ---Z h K , emi 8 mm Union Drug Store 2726 Lisbon Avenue Milwaukee, was. 1120 Walnut Street Office Grand 1372 Residence L. 3541-L lVlittelmann's lce Cream Parlor DR- E. R- GARRE TT Dentist Service is what counts l629 CHESTNUT ST. Omce Hours 8:30 to I2 l to 6 Evening: by appointment. Rooms 20l-202 403 GRAND AVE. Milwaukee

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Vol. I. Pages Produced up to the Commencement No. 284 Vol' II. KK CC Gi tl ll .K Cl Vol- KK CC If Cl GC ll CC Vol. IV- KC ll CC CC KG CC CC and the art gain to date this year is even greater than the gain in pages. Due, however, tothe hard times, the diminished fund from entertainments and last year's deficit, the Commencement Number of 1914, although a record breaker if 1913 is not considered, appears with a few less pages than last year. Not withstanding this, Vol. IV, as a whole, has more pages and decidedly more illustrations than any other. And this has been the Comet's year of most healthful growth, -the increased income from advertising and subscriptions has more than covered the 3300. 00 or so diminished income from entertainments, etc.,-the work of interesting the present students in the Alumni and the Alumni in their old school has greatly advanced,-above all, the noise previously expended in ugetting ads has been diverted, partly to improving the general standard of the magazine but especially in so presenting matters that HOW the loyal, 1lI1SelfiSh W. S. student, alumnus and teacher does not, will not, forget to patronize Comet Advertisers. V . a . I? , Mt . , Is this Mui-PM ' ' a p ' t- ve' Well please send up to us this' F W orderg-i-. You are not in ' ' the next blockg but we guess your I X delivery system's alright and since We found your number in the Comet, Zi' we're going to give you a trial. f --- LREEEB. Advertise in the Comet The Public Spirited Citizen Advertises in the Comet He helps school work in English, Civics and almost every other department, he makes school life interesting and democratic, assists athletics, debating, etc., etc., he promotes the good reputation of Milwaukee. . The Efficient Business Man Advertises in the Comet This year the thoughtful Comet subscribers have left with the management abundant evidence that Comet advertising, for the money, is as effective an advertising means as the efficient business man can find. The Comet is now clearly lifted from the pro- gralnfly' class, of which Milwaukee business organizations are so suspicious, into a plane even superior to the legitimate field. Only general bourbonism can prevent a Milwaukeean who advertises at all from advertising in the Comet. T

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THE COMET Page Five Marquette Conservatory of Music 223 l0th Street Phone Grand 2 I 27 Instructions in all Branches of Instrumental and Vocal Music, in Theory, History of Music, and Dramatic Art. THE ONLY OPERA SCHOOL IN MILWAUKEE Kindergarten Classes Liborius Semmann, Dean. Children Chorus Classes The Chicago School of Applied and Normal Art Emma M. Church, Director, Offers Two Year Courses in ILLUSTRATION, DECORATIVE DESIGN, COMMERCIAL DESIGN DRAWING, PAINTING AND NORMAL ART ' ' . lf you are graduating from High H :gli School Students A tfenlzon. Sem, ,his June, you my be im,- ested in our Fall class, that begins our regular two-year courses, September l4th, I9 I4. Our students are in demand everywhere that the best art education is appreciated We would be pleased to have you visit the school to see our worlr None but high school graduates may have our diploma. Write or call for further information. Day, Evening and Saturday Classes. 606 S. MICHIGAN AVE. SendIorCaralouue ' CHICAGO. ILL. You'll be Proud to be Owner of a IQSSELKAR IN appearance, comfort, silence and durability the KisselKar is unsurpassed. The liberal wheelbase, emphasizing the long, low effect of the body and unusually roomy tonneau and deep seats, give the KisselKar a distinction not exceeded even by the highest priced automobiles. Fully equipped, electric lighted and started, left hand drive, center control. THE KISSELKAR CO. F. j. Edwards, Mgr. 178-80 7th St., Milwaukee . :.,,:x,seJH4.s. if -'rr QU ef' - le - , he '- X. .55 W jgxemf'-'5-Q 'Y .U ,free . x 15' sy. -X -is arg - ., Every H 5 R,,kEQ.:ft Wh 3 Models Inch tty, :tf f '-ee-.s ax - U .kms .. rr-s!1... iKEfQX: W 60 R V .qYSL.Xt', Q' Q 'K-e-' ,f 11,5 1 48 six Car , V - .. . . . , in iii ii 40 Four A. is-1 ' ' aw' -TT 1 T T9 ET 'ii 4 'iL EQ 5 vwkkif 'F i i 'L? 15523 A-, efrij 41 'R s 1 ,1vt..s-- '