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The Orang'e an d Bhck StaffEditor in Chief_ _____ _________ _Viola vVoo drul-IBusiness Mana gcr_ ____ _________ ____Lco FriendLi terary Edi tor_ ____________ _Marg u2r ite HolleyPictu r2 Editor____ ___ ___ ____ _____ ___E sth cr HillAthletic Editor______ ___ ____ ____Ga rl cto n SeeleyArt Editor_ __ _______ _- - - - ___ Clifford AnnstrongJo ke Editor_ ___ _______ ____ ______Elizabeth Col eFaculty Advisor___ ___________ Milton E. Sche rer

Class EditorsJunior________ ________ ___ ___ ___ Jo sephine St cinSophomore___ _______ __ ___ _______Phillis PowersFreshman _______ ______ ___ __ __Magdalin c DeWittJunior High__ _____ _____ __ __________ John SwiftAssistant Art Editor______ _______Geor ge Cooper

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FOHEWORDo f ~ ~ . t h days and WeeksIs school year hb een quickly sli) )ina avethe staff of 19 .:,M h 5 bJ",tempted t as acb . f o gather a fewne r ecords an dcounts of . t' . . ac

l 'f . ac IVIhes andI e m Harbor H . hr eflect th em b a c ~ g t ' andthrouah tJ o youthis bgok . pages otthat th o. . IS ou r hopecontents rnar ecall to you n yin the . ow, andf d c o n ~ m g yearson nieinones of 'S ~ h o o l Days in H a ~ b u ~High.- Th e Editors. 01

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DEDICATIONvVe , th e class of 1926, dedicntc this

edition of The Orange and I3lack to ou rpatroness, Mrs. Zylphia De\Vitt, wi th ou rsincere re spect, appreciation and affec-tion.

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ORANGE r AND BLACK -1926

Mrs. Zylphia HeWitt

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SUPERINTENDENT

BOARD OF EDUCATIONF. A. Graham________________PresidentC. L. 'VrighL________________SecretaryTheodore J. Fetters __________Treasurer

Alice C. ErwinE. C. Matthews

DWIGHT L. BAILEY

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FACULTY FACULTY

Mary R. Doughty________ G::ometry and English John B. Hopkins___ ____ ____________AgricultureVern a L. Troy::T _________ __ _Physical Education Ruth H. Noe tz eL __ __ ___________Music and Ar tMilton E. Schcrcr_ ________ __ _____ _____ _History Fred 0. ScalL _____ _________ __Mamw l TrainingRichard W. Fullerton __Sci ence an d Math 2matics Helen i\1. Gross__ __ Principal Junior High SchoolBernice Ayers ____________________ __ Com merc iaI Susie HolleY-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ----Eighth GradeMartha E. Schm eisser_ ______ _Latin a nd French Doris Crossman __ ____________ Dom estic Scienc e

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KAR L CATOB-" Dobbin ' " I prete nd to despise thgi r ls , but Oh , how I lov e th

fa i r sex."Li terary Cour se .Bovs' Boos te r ClubF ren ch Club '26 ."Th e Pass in g of th e Th i rFloo r Ba ck. "

IDA CETAS" Ev erything sh e does, shdoes w e ll , and sh e doe

eve ry t h ing. "College P.r

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B L A C K 9 2MARGUERITE HOLLEY

" Go then forth; an .d ftu ne play upon th y p r ospous helm ."Co lleg e Prepa ratory CouLi t.erary IDditor " O r aand Black."Class Editor "H igh SchLi fe" '26.Senate ' 25.Latiinl Club '2 6.Girls' Civic Leag u e '25, '

ESTHER JONES" Of such are nob le wo mmade.' 'Co lle.ge Preparatory CourBa sket Ba ll '23, '24, '25, '2Gle e Club '24, '25, '26.Op er et ta '2 4, '25 , '26.Gil '! Scouts '23 , '24.F rer:ch Club '26 .Che la'r Leade '26.Gir ls' Civic L eag u e '25, '2"T he P as s.ing of th e ThiFloor Bac k. "

MARTHA JU I LLERET" Sh e studies hardle a Fns things well.Sh e has no t ime to

belle."Li te ra ry Cou rse.Glee Club '22 .Operetta '22.Latin Club '26.Gir ls' Civdc League '25, '2

EARL JUILLERET"His yea r s bu t young bhis exper i1nece old ;Hi s h ead unmellowed, bhi s judgment ripe. "Co lleg e Prep,aratory CourSt u de n t Cou in lci! '26.Glee Club '23, '24 .Op e retta '23, '24.Chorus '23 .Boys' Booster Club '25, 's :enate '25,"Th e Passing of th e T hiF loo r Ba,ck ."

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DONN E L KNIESLEY-''Jimmy.""B iessed be t he m an wh of i rs t invented sleep ;Don' t ca l l me br i l l iant , Ih ,a te an ything t ha t' s

deep.' 'Commercia l Course .Football '23, '24 .Bask et Ba ll '24 .Boys ' Booster Club '25, '26."The Pa ss :ng of th e Th i rdF loo r Back."

M A Y M E M ILES'A stran ger she came ,Bu t a f r en d she became.' 'Gen e ra l Co ur seGlee Club '23. ;24, '25, '2 6.Cho:)')'US '24, '25 .Biblos1 Study '25 .Operetta ' ' 2\, ' 26.Girls' Civic League '26.

ME R R E T TA MUNN -"Pee Wee ."" I chatter, c hatt e r c o n

stantly ."Co ll ege P rep.aratory Co ur seGlee Club '25, ' 26.Op er etta '25, '2 6.French Club '26.B11Ske t Ba ll '26 .Sec:etar y '2 6.Girls' Civi c L eague '25, ' 26."T h e P.assing of th e Th irdF loor Ba ck."

GO L D I E S EELEY" Al w ays t h e same ,I n ou nsh i ne or ra i n."Gen.sra l Cou rse.Baske t Ba ll (Captain ) '24 .Op e retta '22.G: r ls' Civic Le ag ue '25, '26.

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LeROY STANTON-"Ro'There is quiet humoth i s man."Agricu l tur a l CourseHi-Y Sec retary '25 .Prresid etTIIt '26.Glee Club '26.Country Clu b '25 .Op er et ta '25 .Vice Presid'ent '26.Declamat ion ' '24.('8Black" '23.Crato .ry '24.Gl ee Club '23, '24, '25 ,Operetta '23, '24, '2c, 'Fren ch Club '26.Girls' Civic League '25,

JANE TAYLOR" You sh al l know me b,r;oise I do no t make."Literary Course.Girls' Civic L ea gue '25,

VIOLA WOODRUFF" It is with mo ra l qualas with flowe r s;Th e br gh t are sometpoisonous, bu t I ben'ever the sweet."College Preparatory CGlee Club '23, '2 5, '26.Operetta '23, '2 4, '25, 'Vice Presid e,nt '23 .Class Ed i tor '24.Se c-retary '25.Elditor in Cliief '0an d BLack."Cheer Learl'en- '26 .Baskert Ba ll '23 , '2 4, '25Gir ls' Civic Leae;ue '2Vi c121 Pres id et:: rt '26.Pres id en t Chorus '23, '" Th e Pass in g of th eF loo r Back."

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A N D BLACK -1926ELEANOR MULDOR

"And many a smile. shesmale,An d m.an y a wink shewank."

General Oourse.Girls' Civ ic League '25, '26.

TH E PRESIDENT'S MESSAGEBy Esther Hill

Four years ago las t Septemb ::r, a group of m erryr eshmen entered the Harbor Springs High School. We,n ou r school li fe, have strived to maintain th e highesttandards of th e school. Although we have en joyed our

o r k , we also have had our many hard knocks. Th e manyasks tha t were placed before us have only prepared us fo rhe greater difficulties that we will have to face.

Ou r success in the pa st four years is largely due tohe influence of ou r teachers wh o hav2 so kindly aided an d1elped us over the difficult places. We can now see that' C have often wrongly interpreted ou r eld er advisors andha t ou r progress was th eir aim.

We wish to offer ou r most sincer e thanks to thoseho have made ou r graduation possible; the teachers ,chool board, employ::es of th e building, and our parents.

~ s p e c i a do we wish to thank Mrs. DevVitt an d Mr. Bailey,vho have so faithfully aided us during our Senior year.

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CLASS HISTORYBy Leo Frieq.d

vVith conscious or unconscious fea r that ou r sharehappiness would b e abruptly terminated, w e, the class1926, numbering 37, verd ant ly en ter ed upon a four yecourse in Harbor Springs High' School. .Of courseoverawed by th e prin cipaL Mr. F . Bailey, and fa 1thfr 2solved to always prepare ou r lessons and n ever ? ewhispering. ' Ve fr equ ently, though h o l l unmtenhallv furnished th e upper classm en with amusemento-oing to wrong classes and asking foolish qu estions,some on e has said, "Ignorance is bliss."Although we kindly allo wed th e th ree c l a smeet fo r election of officers first, ou r virtue was finr ewarded an d we b eca me an organized body with VivLane as Presid ent a nd Miss Bryce as patron ess.\V e we re finally initiated by th e Sophomores,made us walk th e plank an d jump into the bound'blanke t.After a si e o-e of r eviews ou r first year wa s complean d w e could c::.onvince th e most unbdieving that HarHioh was th e best place in Michigan.::. Vacation soon rolled aw ay and w e ca m e back, thistrono, with Vivia n stm ou r ch ief executive, bu t witht z ~ l as pa tron ess. 'V e started initiating th e Freshbu t alas, th ey were no t as green as thought.Vacation soon rolled away agam and w e once mattacked ou r studies with a vim that should have bcoveted. Leo Fri end wa s th e "H igh Chai_r,"Miss Baumber ger as advisor. W e pu t on a carmvalwa s very su ccessful.At last we ent er ed the last lap, with Estheras President , an d Mrs. DevVitt as patroness. Tho Junian d Seniors had a joint Christmas party which everyenjoyed. La tEr th e S eniors ent-ertained th e Juniorsanother party which was also enioyed by all.The efforts in ou r behalf of th e teachers, (Mrs. Deespecially, who guided ou r last year. in High Schoolgr eat success ) ar e very much apprecwted . . .vV e are no w about to leave th e pleasures and achv1of Hio-h School bu t w 2 ar e only comm encing realb ' 1. 1of ou r ability. 'V e look forward to usm !! ou r KllOW etoward making ou r dr eam s r ealities. W e will alstrive to live up to ou r motto. "B sharp, and B natural,neve r B fl a t."

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CLASS PROPHECYBy Marguerite HolleyI t is Decoration Day. Millions of peopl e are st r :am -o- throu oh th aisles of an ex tr em 2ly large cemetery.1/f to th e - i g h t is a small group of peopl e who s c:cm to b e>

1 on e pa rty. On e of th em is a very ol_d lady . L:t comelos er to th em. They surely do look ~ , t m g Oh, doll m e more about that r emarkabl e class, of th msks th e ver y old la_dy. "I shall grow ti rEd of_h1 o- about it!" "Drd you sav you a rc on ly m mb If,.,th e class wh o is no t dead ?" anoth2_r asks. Her an_vr r

S "Yes but mv living today IS th 3 rsu l t of Dr.o1n e . , .; I 1 h oll ey' s dis covery of that grea t s u b s t la s sue clo- na 1n e that I can' t r 2m emb r r it. vVha t ;:1 sham : th a tn,_. ' l 1 l t"1e li fe giving substance was not brou l! 1t to 1g 1t m Im tor th ; others." This dear old lad)' _Is non e other t h a ~ur old class mat e, Esthe Jo nes. L1st ::n as sh e t::Jls ofh e r 2markable clas s of '26. ."Yes, 1 am th e onl y living r eur esentahve of my class.Tho would ever ha ve gu essed tha t so much talent wasTadua tecl that year ! In fa ct th ere w those who conid ered ou r class as positively dumb. Bu t th er e'as no t a m r mb; r th at did no t turn out to r ::I_ arkablc.low think of Maym e Mil es. Sh e sp ent yea_rs ofor k , even wh en in poor h e_ lth; bu t _sh e d1ecl_ p2ac ; fully,av ing prr fected a wond : rful. sto_ckm g da!ne1.iill io ns of wo m en today ar e r P. lOI Cm_g at the1r. m p h t u dr om th e old f ashion rd wa y of darnmg stockmgs. . .L eo F ri end surely mad e a gr ea t name fo r l m n soo. He was lead er of "D e Lu ke's Colo'ed Ochestra1or c th a n twent y-five years. H e gave concerts, travelm :

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0 R - A N G E A N D BLACK -192Harbor Springs. See her e is th e space that is left fo r In tOh, yes, here is the tomb stone of Flossie Stewart . It say"Florence Stewart- famous opera singer and artist fresfrom France." Sh e also received some recognition aspoetess.Donnel Kniesley spent his entire li fe in telling jo keto r ed headed Negroes in Canada . That race is certain!a living witness today of his labors. when one of us imet by on e of those r ed headed black fellows, he is embarrassed to th e las t degr ee. Th ey seem to see somethinfunny in everything. They don't seem to know b ett er tha1to laugh right in anybody's fac e. It must b 2 because th eiancestors laughed at Jimmy so much.Elizabeth Cole and Esther Hill probabl y b ?cam e favorites with mor e people than any one else in th e class. 'f heowned a factory wh er e baked goods wer-2 forth cominalways. There wa s a long pipe about ten feet in diametefrom which loaves of bread, doughnuts, cookies and sforth were shot. It was very in t?restin.\:( to watch th e skat sunset in those days. One could see th ? outlin es of thegoodiP.s as th ey were tossed up against th e bright sky."Jane Taylor was a missionary among a lo t of cannbals. When the world-wide cr y fo r volunteers was madsh e was th e only on e who da red to go . And sh e did nfail by an y m ea ns. She s u c c e e d in bringing ou r civilizways of living before nearly two thousand ravPnous m -=Th ese m en are no w like us, and they are teaching th e reof th e cannibals how to live."Merretta Munn made a startling r ecord wh en slwalked from Harbor Snrings to Petoskey, Michigan,two days an d a half. Many peopl e said kn ew thshe go t a lift somewhere on th e line, bu t I think it was hoest energy on Menetta's part. She di "'d ,iust th e dbefore she wa s to ta ke part in a race with a lo t of ot hol d women."vVilson Fleshman wa s re-elected to th e House of Reresentatives four times. He was 102 year s old whendi ed, as it savs on this tomb stonP."Fern Gregory and Ida Cetas we re both Ph ytPachers at Columbia University fo r ten or tw elve yE'aTh ey received th ei r pr eparation fo r teaching at th e GrGreenland Preparatory School fo r Physics teachers ."Oh, yes, Eleanor Muldor mustn't be fonwtten. Sv Pry effe c"tively pounded Hygiene into th e little lv-adsChinese youngsters. She emphasized th e admonition tlth ey must no t us e opium.. Her teaching '\ 1as so muchdemand that she got an y wages she might ask."Goldie Seeley discovered gold in th e sole ofslipper one morning. After that it was th e fad to wHARBOR. ~ P R I N G S H I G H

0 R A N G E A N D BLACK - 9 2 6shoes until th ey rotted. I t was thought that the longerth ey wer e worn, the more gold could be found. It wa s astrano-e thing that she was th e only one wh o was successful.Queen of the Ivories wa s known from on e endof th e earth to th e other. Miss Viola Woodrufr had ther eputation of being able to play everything that waswritfen ."Earl Juilleret w ent with Viola in her travels. vVhileshe played he sermons. H t a u g h ~ his a u d ~that man descends from the flea. Accordmg to him, Ifw continued to progress physically, th e canine wo rldwould be "free" in a few mor e years. I suppose h e meantthat th e source of one growth would b e at a higher stan-dard than the fl ea ."Martha Juillere t danced the Charleston fo r th2 Presi-den t of th e Un ited States every morning bef6 re breakfast.Her place ha s n ever been wholly fill ed. Since we havebegun to ha ve "sheik " Presid ents, things ar e different. vVcnever us ed to hear anything about th e Charleston in con-n ection with th e President."Now, dea r ones, I will a nswer th e qu estion in yourminds. I have avoided th e subject of my age b ecause Ikn ew yo u wished very mu ch to know how old I r ea lly am.Tomorrow I will b e 206 yea rs old. I t ha s be en just 106year s since ou r graduation from Harbor High."\Vell, good bye, com e again. As I am going on a girlscout hi ke early tomorrow morning, I must get to sleepearly tonight."

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SENIOR ADVICESaid first, a Frcshie,vVith a faint little mo a n,"I wish I was a SeniorAnd almost grown ."Said th e next, a Sophie,\Vith a mournful little noise,"T he li fe of a SeniorMust be one of th e joys."Said .the third, a Junior,With a small sigh of gr ief"W I 'en I get to b e a SeniorIt'll be some relief!" '

" ~ o w , listen," said th e Senior" ~ V i t h a lit.tle grin,I f you gam Scmor honorsYou'll have to work lik e ;in!"SPRINGS H I G H SCHOOL

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0 R A N G E A N D BLACK -192CLASS WILLWe, the Senior class of 1926, feel it fittin g and properindeed even necessary, lo leave ou r dearest qu alities t

ou r successors.\V e intrust th e faithful execution of this will to MrsDc\Vitt, th e Senior patroness .Fern Gregory bequ eathes h er "A" ability to Ma rGraham.Mab el Beeh 2 is left Merr ett a Munn's desi re fo r conversing.

Celi a Cra ig leaves Carleton to the entire Junior classTo Harold Hahn, Donnel Kni esley kaves many Ionhours of needed sleep.John and Ford Moulton arc left th e success of gradua ling hy all the Seniors.Ja ne Ta ylo r bequ ::at hes her silence and di gnityEloise Armstrong.LeRoy Stanton bequ eath es his m odel Physics No Lbook to Bob Cornell.Esther Hill r eluctantly leav es h er "way with mankind" to Alice Faunce .It can easilv be seen that we have left all that is mosdear to us to n1e Juniors. May th ey guard faithfully thawhich w 2 ha ve endowed upon them is ou r pl ea.W e do hereby swear that th e above has si gne(scal ed and published in ou r pr esence.Signed: Marguerite Holly,Viola Woodruff ,

Donnel Kni esley.SENIOR PLAY"THE P ~ S I N G OF TH E THIRD FLOOR BACK"By Jerome K. Jerome.A wond ':'rful piay is this idle fancy of Mr. J ero m::impr ::ssive, admirable in its eloqucnc ':', in tens e in in tcrcthroughout- a thing to h 2 long r em emb er ed.Cast of CharactersJoay \Vright- A Book-Maker- - \Vilson Fleshm

C h r i s t o D h P ; nny- A Painter __________ Jimmv J{ni oslMajor Tompkins- -Retircd ______ __ ___ __ ____Earl JuillerMrs. Tonwkins- His \Vifc______ __ __ ___ __ ____ Cnlia CraVivian- His DauQhter_ __ ___ ___ ________ ____Estlrc r JonJa pe Samu els- Of the City ______ _______ ____ __Karl Cat(-;.orrv Larkeomb- His Jackal_ _____ __ __ __ __ __L no Fr i

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORYBy Josephine Stein

Three year s ha ve passed since first we entered higschool as innocent an d abashed "Freshies." During thfirst year we became acquainted with the high school anwere initiated by th e Sophomores. The next year whewe cmne back as Sophomores, we w ent through th e yewith work and fun.

Th e year 1925-1926 is nea rly gone. To us, as Juniorit ha s been a year of work, an d yet on e of pleasur2.we look back to consider tangible r esults, w e feel that oJunior year ha s b een ou r best. At ou r first class m eetinthis year we chose Mr. Scherer as ou r class "Daddy" anthe following officers :

PresidenL _______________Arlene CummingsVice President_ __________Duane ArmstrongSecretary--------___ ________Leona Wylan dTreasurer_ __________ ______ ___Leland V.T ightAnnual Editor______________Josephine Stein'Vith these officers we proceeded to liv e up tomotto, "\Vork and Win ." 'V e ha ve ha d two parties. 0just before Christmas an d th e oth : r in th e second sm est er. Both were joint parties with th e Seniors . At cathe evening was spent in playing ga mes and dancing.that at tend ed th ese parties ha d very good ti mes.In ou r Freshman year Roh ::::rt Swift r eceiv ed fiplace in declamation. During ou r Sophomore year ArleCummings won first honors in declamation, an d she aJosephine Stein made th e debating team .Bu t this, ou r third y'oar in high school, ha s shown oreal greatness. Five of ou r m emb ers made th e basket bteam, two the debating tean'l, on e editor-in-ch ief of thigh school paper, an d on e in oratory. Already ou r Cataincies have begun . R. Cornell was this year's basball captain. All this ma y sound boastful to a casr eader, bu t we Juniors fed proud of ou r class r ecord f1925-1926.

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JUNIOR CLASS ACTIVITIESThe Juniors ar e such an ex travagant an d mo ney-ning class that one thing we have tr ied to do throughout tyear was to earn money. Here are son1e of the wayswhich we went about to do it. W e sold hot dogs and La.J , ....at a football game early in th e fall. On January 20gave th e show of Colleen Moore in "The Deser t Flow

which afforded th e town at leas t on e night of "'""L""'"during the long winter week. Th en came the onemaking even t- th e 26th District Basket Ball Theld at Harbor! Th e Juniors were allowed to selltournament an d surely mad e the nwst of thisvVe sold candy, gum, frost bites, 'n everything.taken in from all th ese events, tog ether with th e classwill be sufficient to give th e annual Junior-S enior BOf course it must be realized an d m e m b thatnever could have made all this mo ney if we hadn ' tsuch a rare quality of salesmanship in ou r class. -Tw o chapel programs have b een included inyear's program. At th e first one, Robert Swift, ou r PaHenry, r ead the "first, last and only production" ofJunior magazine, "The Boomer. " In it were several jon both th e students and faculty of th e high school.kept his audience laughing continuously. A play

"Looking fo r Servants" was very ably given by a groupJuniors. At ou r second chapel Bob Swift again gavetwo very funny im persona tions of characters. Twoentitled "A F amily Disturbance" and "PullingTooth" wer e given in such a pleas ing manner thatenjoyed th em im mensely.We feel exceedingly proud of ou r Girls' Basketteam, which has suffered defeat bu t twice. Th evth e Seniors in th e preliminary game befo re the Eastdan basket ball ga me here. Th e score was 12-12, m

to the Seniors' lu ck.Our worthy class ora tor, Rober t Swift, succeededwinning first honors in th e sub-district oratorical conheld at Cheboygan. This aave him the opportunityent er th e district contest which was held at CadillacApril 30th. Rober t did a fine piece of work an d t;u1.x:ee1

in bringing back to Harbor th e honors of second place.

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THE HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF '28By Daisy M. Gregory.

vVe, the Sophomores, do h errby submit th e recordou r deeds from September 18, 1!)24, wh en we joinedforces of Harbor High as Freshm en, to this, the end ofsuccessful second year.Soon after entering High School, we decided to onize ou r little bodv of "Frcshies." So we call ed ameeting an d chose blue and white as ou r class colors"Not at the top, bu t climbing" for ou r motto, whil-?Leach as President, an d Mr. Starring as patro n, ledsafely through an eventful year .On ou r next appearance in hi gh school it beca mebound duty to show the Fresh men around an dtheir many childish questions. Th en we called ameeting. Because of our success th e year b efore,thought it best to "keep the ball a-rollin g, so weto retain ou r old colors and motto , bu t as neitherformer president or patron was h er e. w e chose RuCassedy as captain of our ship and Miss Dought y asassistant. '\Ve ha ve had severa l parties, t w i c ent ertainingFreshmen an d twice being enterta in ed by them.an d a program ' vere th e main featur rs of th ?- firstwhile at the fourth we played son1e lively ga mes andafterwards .Floyd Lane and Leone Stewart have done a greatto mak e ou r name good by playing on th e first teaboth football an d ba sket ball. Keit h Yhouse didfine work in debating, while Alice Cummings an dArmstrong helped us by winnina th e first tw o plathe local declamation contest. Alice also won firstat the Sub-district contest at Cheboygan.We feel that we have ha d a successful year andwhich om Freshmen fn cnds would do well to fo llow.


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0 R A N G E A N D BLACK -192CLASS ALPHABETAngeL __ _____ ____________- - - - - - - Roy JohnstonBoss______ __ _ :. __________________Phillis PowersCynic_________________________ wilford WrightDemure__________________ - -- ________May AllenEpicurea n__ ___ __ __ ______________Natalie GouldFlapper___ ___ ___ __________ __ J essie \Vinegarde nGrind __________________ ----- ___ Marie DunkleyHorse Jo ckey__________________Matthew ErwinIm p __________________________Margaret Wright

Jim ____ __ _____ ________ ______ ___ --Ethel BulockKnow al L ___ __ __ ________ __ ___ ___ Keith YhouseLounge Lizard______ ________________ Ja m es RoeMascot_ _____________________ \Villard FleshmanNuisance___________________________Floyd LaneOld fashion ed ________________ ___ Daisy GregoryPesL ______ ________ ___ __ ____ Adelbert HouseQuaker_ ___ __________________ _____ Alb ert vVellsRed head ______________________ Alice Cummings Sky scraper_ ___________________Russell CassedyTallest_ ______ ___ ____ ---- _- - -- ___ George CooperUnknown_________ ___ ---- - _____Ben S h a w a nVamp ___________________________Dorothv JuddvVater spout_ ____ __ ___ __ ______Margaret StantonXtraordinary __ ___________ _____ ____Doris PowersYoungest_ _________ _______ ________Ir ene WilcoxZealous_______________________Mary Thompson

JOKESKeith Yhouse- -Give m e 2, 2. double 2.Opera to r- Letha Fisher: 2, 2. 2, 2?Keith- Yeh! Hurry up! I ' l l play train withafterwards.Loraine Stewar t- -vVhom did Min erva m arry?Miss Doughtv- -How many tim es must I tellMinerva was the Goddess of Wisdom. Of course sh emarry.Af ter finishing th e study of "As Yon Like It."Doughty ma de th e r ema rk: " If Shakespeare W "TCtoday we shouldn't consid "r him a verv remarkableMargaret vVright- "Still he would b e, you knohe'd be over 350 years old."Mr. Bailey- Now this plant belongs to th efamay.Miss Doughty- Ah, yes, and you're k eeping it forwhile th ey're away .


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FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORYBy Veda Wheaton

On September 14, 1925, a group of about fiftyme n took up their new work here fo r th e com ing y2ar .few ha d already spent on e ye ar in th e class, bu t mostthem graduated from th e eighth grade last yea r.About a week after the b eginn ing of school ameeting was held. Mr. Bailey ac ted as chairman unhad elected Harold Campbell pr esident . After his elhe took tbe chair and we w ent on wi th th e el 2ction.Linehan was chosen vice presid ent. I r e n Leah yhanded th e secretary's book and penc il, while Carlcarried off the check book as tr eas ur er. Phillis Fou r all-wise Student Council m emb er, an d Mr. Fan d Miss Noetzel act as class advisors.Ou r class has giv en two successfu l part ies, andattended an d greatly en ioyPd tw o given by the SophomWe also took part in th e aU-school party which wasduring the first semester.We solo candv and nu m erous things at th eball and basket ball games .W e had charge of one n1Pa l at tournament.Crowl proved hers elf very efficient an d we know nowwe can r ely upon.

BE THE BEST OF WHATEVER YOU AREBy Douglas Malloch.I f you can't be a pine on the top of th e hill,Be a scrub in th e valley- butThe best little scru b bv th e side of th e rill;Be a bush if you cari't b e a tr ee.If you can't b e- a bu sh be a bi t of th e grass,And some highway hapDier make;I f you can't be a muskie, th en be .iust a bassBu t the liv elies t bass in th e lake !Vle can't all be captains, we've got to b e crew,Th ere's something fo r all of us here;There's big work to do, a nd th ere's lesserAnd the task you must do is the near.I f you can't he a highway, th en just b e a

I f you can't he th e sun, be a star;It isn't by size that you win or you fallBe th e best of whatever yo u ar e.

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HOOL LIFEulGH sc . ndBY Le o Fne . 1 . \lad little1 Life \J.S . stl'ldh SchoO ' f l . "rear thlng, th e I1 "' 1 :llS J 1 . fOtl, er years 1 s a who e. dl.tor-ln-c 1le .' h oo a c as e "f on'l th e sc dood nlan tent asp ~ r t r election of .a "' 1f very col?Pe Th e foWlth an ovzd h l 1 1 ' l s lty ac\vlsor .Swift haS pr \)\)ointed faCUr "vas a d CSchere , al)pointe : Arlenecers were . , - - - - - - - - ____ Juistant E d ~ t o J : _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LelandA A ~ ~ i s t a n t E c h t o r g ~ ~ - = - ----- - - - - - - -__ Janles. Mana - ------ LeoB u s l n e ~ s . E d i t o r - - - - - - - - -- ------Advertlslng. , - - - - - - - - - Carleton

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W r ight, Leahy, B. Adams, Cummings, Miss Noetzel,E. Adams, Pow'ers, BulockHIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA

By Leland WrightThis is the second consecutive yea r of th e High SchoolOrehcs lra of Harbor Springs. At th e fir st prac tice this yearall of the organizers were there, in addition to another\'iolinist, Irene Leahy.l'nder the successful direction of Miss Noetzel, we havebt"tn ab le lo learn a large numb er of selections which haveb n fa\'orably receiv2d by th e public. \ Ve have played,. oral. limes at high school parties an d other cnt ertainlntnl: Il l the High School Auditorium.At lhe end of the first semester Ethel Bulock bccam2our .vianist in place of Robert Swift, vvho has been withthe I n c ~ lhe beg inning of the organ ization . r egrettec,ro. bu t Miss Bulock has filled th e position very sucullv.

T h ~ memb ers of the organization are : Beatrice ~ h e e Cummin gs .and Irenc .Leahy, Violinists; Missh .tnd Leland vVnght Clarmcts Edward Adams

Oil(', and Doris P o ~ v e 1 : s Drums. ' 'll of these plavers will be bacl'- 11 ext vear danolht'l' . "t . . J . < , an '" "'success ul y2ar will be forthconung .

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A N DGIRLS' GLEE CLOBBY Mayme Mi\esThe Girl,' Glee Club was organized at the ' ' l"f beginning ol the year under the supervision of Miss I\uth Noetze\. The du b consiste

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Th o mpson, Fleshman, Backus,. Cook, Howse, Johnston.Sm ith, La Counrt, Wheaton , Mr. Hopkins, Hathaway, Kleinfelt.TH E AGRICULTURE CLUB

By Veda Wheaton.Th e Agricultural Club wa s organized on October 8,1925. Th e club consists of about twenty members , nearlyhalf of whom ar e rural students. Mr. Hopkins is ou r clubadvisor. Carl Klienfelt is pr esident ; Geor ge Cook, vicepresid ent ; Veda 'V hea ton, secretary an d tr easurer; Chester

Munn, editor, an d Rober t Backus, Student Council member.As mo st of us wished to spend Th anksgiving at homeot with fri ends, we celebrated on th e W edn esday eveningbefore. Mr. Hopkins offered his ho me fo r th e supper; so~ \ ' C held it th ere. After a w good supper which we e t ; ~JOyed esp ecially, as we helped to get it, a short programwa s given . Most of us afterwards adjourned to th e kitchenwhere dish pans an d towels awaited us.On the sixteenth of February th e r egular 1nee ting washel.d at the home of Mrs. Frank Cook. A team and big.'('tgh waited at the school building fo r us at seve n and weall had a merry r ide to our destination. On arrival th er e

~ ~ h.cld short busi ness m eeting an d spent th e r est of th e\enmg 111 a good time. . .b. On 30th of Apri l a Farm ers ' Meeting sponsoredH ~ ' S , ~ Agn culture Club, with th e aid of Mr. Bailey and M1.I ms, was held here at th e High School.th The club considers th is event the crownino point of ~ W eon ih c are also planning to continue ou r meetingsrough vacation.AR B 0 R SPR I N G S H I G H SCHOOL

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Stanton, Lane , Faunce , E. Armstr-ong, A. Cumm ings, Stein, D. Armstrong, Allen', Wells.Dunkley, , Wright, Alice Cummings, Leahy, Gould, Mrs. Hopkins,Bulock, Barker, De La Vergn,e, Sc hraffenberger.TH E GIRL SCOUTSBy Vivian Lane.In th e fall of 1925 it looked like rather up hill busines!';to start again ou r Girl Scout activities. However, we wer

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Th e Boy Scouts of Harbor Springs pa ssed through u.very su ccessful year. Camping trips an d overnight hikeswer e ta ken, at which times many Scouts worked upon andpassed their tests.La te las t spring th e yearly ca mpin g trip '"'as ta ken at."Big Round Lak e." Every Scout who went considered ita fine wa y to end up th e year.When fall came, every Scout was eager to organizeand start th e year off with lots of pep. During th e wintera very in ter es ting in ter-patrol contes t was held . Pointswere awarded fo r good turns, at tendance at m eetings, hikes,hours of public service, etc. Th e fourth patrol wa s at las tvictorious.In February came th e annual Boy Scout AnniversarySupper. Th e feed \.ras pr epared b y th e Scouts, as usual.Howeve r, this year th e Dads wer e invited. Just ask anvBoy Scout's Dad if he didn't have a swell supper and a realgood get-together tim e.On e o.f. th e sadnesses of th e was th e passing ofou r dea r fnend and Scout Comm1sswner , Mr. Lane. Hf'ha d always been in th e activities of ou r Boy Scout Troop:This year ten boys joined the troop of Harbor Springs.H is hoped that ot her boys will see th e advantages and op-portunities of b eco ming a r egis ter ed "Boy Scout ofAmerica."

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IN MEMORIUMMR. C. D. LANE

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SCHOOL CALENDAR OF 1925-1926NOTE:- Listed b elow ar e so me of th e functions thatnave gone to make your ,c\wol year an active one. Thaiyon may refer to them in the futme, we submit this brief

outline to you.onday, Sept. 11- -School open ed. n ew teachers werewaiting to greet us.Saturday, Sept. 26- Th e first football gam :-, with Mance-lona, played here. Th e scor e favored us . Rah

Saturday, Oct. - F ~ o t b a l l gan1 2. with Boyne CityScore not w1th us. Bah\Saturday, Oct. tO---Football gam e with Petoskey ther-e . Thehardest game of al l th e season an d w ell played.

Friday, Oct. 16- Football ga rne with Grayling there.Saturday, October 24- Garne play ::d with Charlevoix herein a snow storm.Saturday, Oct. 31-- Gam c played here with Ea't Jordan.Tuesday, Nov. 3- Lyccum number. N elli e Walker, thne. with Cheboygan here.Harbor failed to bring home the 1Jacon.November 5-12- The exciting week of reviews for tlv'examinations held Thursday and Friday, Nov. 12an d 13.W ednesday, Nov. 18---E xtra Lycum number. The Calh,d-ra l Choir, di rected by Ellsworth Gilbert, g a v ~ anexceptionallY fin e program.Thuty then.Saturday, Jan. i J ~ 1 1 e D e ~ ~ o y c d all. OI th e Sophontr,rcsM again! . ate wrth East Jo d .onday, Ja n 18 F r ,111. We won" d n e s d a y , ~ ~ c h 9Jub party.F11day, Jan.

22--B .Tumor Movie "T lreal o- a s ~ e t ball game ,' .t l w D: sert Flower"\Vednesday, ti:medwtth r eal p1ayinvgl 1 P etoskey th er e. Aur s ay, an d F .d .. ester ex am;na ions. r> a y' Jan. 27' 28, 29 - S. m .

I nday , Jan. 29-B Sfcond Semester, . there. . as {ct ball game w llnclay, Jan 29 S Jt1 Travers e ( ~ I t - oph ' . lure of tl . omore-Freshm . .. -M r ~ n d a y , Feb. 1_i? M ~ r a m was the F. l?'"Y On e feaFnday, Feb. - B ; ' : ~ ~ Club party .. ..ohn Play, Bulla.

Tuesday, Feb. 9- L :ct ball game witl Clceum 1 H'boy" 1combinino . . . numb er. D . 1 B , _ , a ~ 1 to o nwo-1c l Ud aldr Ta very ent t . . "' an< accordi . h PWedn esday, Feb. t'f a/n,mg progam. . an musk proveddelivered 1 cemn number Gity" M aMecturc on "WI.ld .A . eorge F. Mors' ' r. or - mmal .' -F'd ological Park ,;'C " a zoologist from Caphv-LI ay, Feb 19 B oston Zo-

\ V ~ d n F ~ ~ 2 ~ s k hall ga m e with Ea s . .Frtday, Fe b . 26- Ba k P. T. A. Movie, "A b .. t Joula_n her e.best game o r t ~ a l l g a m ~ with P e t ~ ~ ~ : ~ ~ l l L ~ n c o l n "lost th Qr " .e yea r m whicl p , 1eie. Th eSaturday, Fe b r a b ~ I t ' s foot". 1 e toskey n ear l - -Jumo S Yno t near tl J - , emor party Tl .eve r , , le success that it " . us party wasMonday, Nov. 2:1---Lyeeum number. Stolofsky-Mocfarren

entertainn1ent. (Violin and piano)Th n sday, Nov. 26 - Thanksgiving vacation started. 1Thursday, Dee. 3-- LY""" " ' number. Dr. Baumll"rdt,.with very h earty applause when he took us on

Thursday, M ~ r o t 1 4 e cBome as he s h o u l d " f l ~ l l d ha ve be en, h a ~ l1

- asket b II ave.1'. 1ere H b a gam e ,tl "rrtdav M.-. .5 ar or takes tile' .. VII 1 lrav 2rsc CI"tF "d J' or. ' - Fr e I - VISitors . t vrl ay, Ma . 5 .s 1man-Sophon . m o camp. ..\tar 11 {2 - Basket ball ga 1?r e party.. , S : 13- 26th D i s t ; i ~ ~ i'1th Pellston theretrip to th 2 stars. .Thnsday, Dec. to - Basket ball ~ a m c wth M ~ n c c l o n aFriday, Dec. 11 - Debate with Mackinaw C>lY ber

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A N D0 R A N G EFriday, Mar. 26- Kalamazoo Normal Glee Club. This wasexceptionally good. Aft er the evening's programthe Glee Club Orchestra furnishd n1usic fo r d a n e ~in g in the gym . Refreshm ent s '\vere served.Thursday an d Friday, Apr. 1, 2- -Mid-semester exams.Friday, April 2--School closed fo r Easter vacation.Monday, April 12- School opened. Th e final lap started .Friday, April 16- Seniors enter tained th e Juniors. Afterthe program in which th e Senior Orchestra played

dissembling refreshments were served. 'Tuesday, April 27- High School Oper etta, "Love Pirates ofHawaii"w edn esday, April 28- "Civic Art Ou t of Doors" by Profes-sor Whittrnore.Friday, ~ p r i l _ 30- Coun ty AWicultural Meeting h2ld hert.m High School. This afforded a half holiday forHigh School people.Friday, May 14- Jnnior-Senior Banquet .Friday, May 2t- Grange Play, "The Deacon's Honeymoon."'

Friday, May 2t - School Exhibits.Friday, May 28- -Senior P1ay, "The Passing of Th e ThirdFloor Back."Thursday, June to - Commencement. Dr. Greene of Ion-ia spoke.Friday, June 11- School closed.-----------U N I O R - ~ E N I O R BANQUETAlice FaunceOn th e evening of May 14. th e classes of '26 and '27met in the gymnasium of {he High School fo r the annual

Junior-Senior Banquet. The gyin w" pr 2ttily dccoraterogcam and cleverly introduced each speaker. Arlene cun1mings welcomed the Seniors, faculty members and Boardof Education as guests of the Juniors. Th e response wa.given by LeRoy Stanton, representative of the Seni

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lOr classes w \\as h ed with the colo e _umor class. Thisto Leland \v pr esented by M . rs _of th e last four Sen-After t h ~ I g It, a Junior. arguente Holley, a Senior,remainder of program, al l ad .ou rHuntle Ore the _venina w ned to. th e gy m and th emidni/ht t h ! " ~ . ' r a f u r n i s h ~ d us w f S . e f i ~ m dancing. TheIt wa s th e besf ~ r t y broke up with e v e r y ~ mndslc. aboutanquet ever. ne eclarmg tha t

PERSONALSTeacher (M Dtions that w i s ~ e \Vitt) : "Fools some Ja net B . y en cannot answer, tim es ask ques-. es that's 1 exammations." ' '"' 1Y many of us di ,Florence. "G 1 b dn t pass ou rFMayme: ~ ~ ; , b ~ ~ ~ lo u s ~ n g beautifully."lo rence "01 can t r eturn t1s I. " . 1, yes, you could "f 1e compliment."M

. . I you were as b. .!Ulster "V ' ld Ig a !Jarsion 1v ou you l"k ry movement?" l e to .JOin us .Merretta. "I ' 1n a new Inis-

dlino?" < m crazy to do "t I :. 1 s 1t anyth" 1.Junior: "\Vh mg Ike tad-Senior "D are you doin o?". on t b tl . o everv hn le I l l o Ter Ine I ' l l ~ dd"; oo { at I ' a 1n a fiTeacher; to dm )bou, pu t down a Igures anrl

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Charles \Vright, "Probably when Sir \Valter Raleighlaid down his coat fo r Lizzie."Ford lVL, "Suppose you were in my shoes, what wo uldyou do?"Leo F., "I'd shine th e1n."Rn t Ro e :- "\Vhat did Ethel say wlien you turned outthe lights and kissed h er? "Ji m Ro e :- "She said that she felt as if she never wan tedto see n1y face again ."Soph to Fresh ie :- "vVhat is cold boiled ham?"Freshie: - "Oh, it's just ha m boiled in cold water ."Pickel M. "Could you let m e have a drink of Squirre lwhiskey?"Volstead : "I haven' t any squirrel whiskey, b ut here'sson-o0 0"';i 0p 0 0'"' p.e: 00" ::;::; ::;

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OUTLINE OF LOVEGrade School:Roses ith red, violets it h blue,Sugar ith thweet an d tho .ith ooo.High School:Chrysanthemums are beautiful, and so is manna-lade Without you darling Ruth, my life's a dead nightshade.University:he moon is silver-sheathed, as you, my goldensymphony.Tis yo u I crave wed, my agonizing exstacy.Te n years wed:I have a knife, its blade is true;For thirty cents I' d murder you.

TH E TEN COMMANDMENTSI. Thou shalt no t come late to school, nay, no r late to

II. Thou shalt no t eat peanuts or candy in the Library.lasses.Ill. Thou shalt not chew gum during school hours.IV. Thou shalt no t skip physical training. V. Thou shalt no t cause disturbance in the assembly,

nay, nor in the halls.VI. Thou shalt not remain in the assembly fo r conver-sation after 3:15.VII. Thou shalt no t go to class without first preparingthy lesson.VIII. Thou shalt no t si t on the table in the Library.IX. Thou shalt no t press the telephone buttons.X. Thou shalt no t use the seats in front of thee for footrests.

THE STUFFTh e test of a man is the fight he makes,

The grit! that he daily shows,Th e wa y that\ he stands on hi s feet an d takesFate's numerous bumps an d blows.A coward can smile whet1 there's naught to fenr, When nothing his progress bars.But it takes a m.an to stand up and cheer"\Vhile some other fellow stars.

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la a brother mak .1e 1nan who 1 . . es,Still s l ~ n d s 1' c nven agamst the wallThe blo.:s 0 lp e r ~ c t and takes 'Bl d" f fate wtth his head held] . lee 111g, and bruised d ug 1,Is the ma n who'll . . an pale,F ] . wm 111 the bv an d b' or Je Isn't afraid to fail "' y,It s the bumps you et a . .And the shoci{s tlfat cnd. the .JOlts you getThe hours of soiTo'v ~ o m . courage stands,Th e prize t h a ~ an vam regret,That. test y o u r c n ' l : ~ ~ p ~ y o ~ r hands,I t Isn't the bl - d prove your worthBu t the blows t h ; ~ s deal, ,That show if yc oJr t t t l a f f k < - : on the good old earth1s real.

TO HARBOR HIGHBy Mayme M. Miles

As now we are parlin .Some say it with iesting.and saymg goodbyeBu t I say it with.love g dn d o t l ~ e r s a sit.!h,Goodbye my dear c o m : ; ~ a f e ~ m g of ardor:I l ' es an teachers at Harbor.vV ' ove.) ou my friendse hved to the rule,We ve worked d ,And upheld the s c l ~ 1 o o t e ve studiedAtAnld whether we're at work P c1y, or at rest 'We've crow dWith a crown our dear schoolAnd 1 success.w 'len we ar e k"If " 1 . " 'vor tng m 'lea or 111 chill We'll think of old HarborAnd t ~ 1 e school on the hillSo If we n, t b 1 . It ' b .us e eav1nas etter to part 0 'C 'Vith the memory of Harb .oncealed in each heart . Ol

And now we ar e partin .way; g and each going ou r ownTo ou r Friends and ou r te . .A W e hope in the future tfchGrs a tribute we'll paynd border their paths wit!Ie o_od Lord will bless ,1 a wieath of success8 . .OR SPRINGS H I G H SCHOOL

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The "Orange and Black" Staff' of1926 wish es to express to our advertisers , patrons, friends and membersof the student body and faculty ourappreciation for your generous co-operation and support in making possiblethe publishing of this, the 1926 Orang1and Black

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