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Foreword

WE of the staff have gathered hereTh e records of the passing year,That you, our friends, some future day

Will read this volume that you mayLive once again your high school life

Th e sports, th e frolics, and the strife,An d think of days long since passed by ,

Those precious days at Harbor Hi.

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: - - - -Apprecia t ion-- - - :

'QC HE members of the "Orange an dBlack" Staff of 1927 wishes to express tothe parents, advertisers, patrons, friendsan d members of th e student body andfaculty their appreciation fo r the generousco-operation and support in making possible the publishing of this annual.

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PRINCIPAL

R. W. FULLERTONTO MR . FULLERTON

Whose loyal services in the int er estsof the students of Harbor Springs HighSchool have wo n their gr a teful appreciation, this book is re spe ctf u lly dedicatedby the Senior Cla ss of 1927.

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Build thee more stately mansions, 0 my soul ,As the swift seasons roll!Leave thy low-vaulted past!

Le t each new temple, nobler than the last,Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast,Till thou at length ar t free,

Leaving thine out-grown shell by life's unresting sea!So wrote the muse of the se a shell, bu t how ap plicable a supplication to human

wishing to attain greatness.We ar e ap t to over-estimate the value of an education that comes from th e social

intercourse of our fellow men, the reinforcement, the buttressing of character byassociation. Faculties are sharpen ed and polished by the attr iti on of mind withmind, and th e pitting of brain against brain; which stimulate ambition, brightenth e ideals and open up new hopes and ideas. Book knowledge is valuable, but thevalue of knowledge which comes from mind intercourse cannot be measured.

The secret of pleasing is in being pleasant yourself, in being interesting.I f you would be agreeable, you must be magnanimous. The narrow, stingy soulis not lovable. People shrink from such a character. There must be heartiness inthe expression, in th e smile, in the hand shake, in the cordiality, which is unmistakable.

Cultivate the ar t of being agreeable. . It will help you to self-expressionas nothing else will; it will call out your successful qualities; it will broaden yoursympathies. I never knew a thoroughly uns -!fish person who wa s not an attrac tive person . No person who is always thinking of himself and trying to figureout how he can ge t some advantage from everybody else will be attractive.

The world wants a man wh o is educated all over; whose nerves ar e broughtto their acutest sensibility; whose .brain is cultured, keen, incisive, broad; whosehands are deft; whose eyes ar e alert, sensitive, microscopic; whose heart is tender,magnanimous, true. The whole world is looking fo r such a man. Alth ough there are millions out of employment, yet it is a lmcst impossible to find just the right man inalmost any department of life, and yet everywhere we see the advertisement:"Wanted-A Man."

Nearly all great men, tho se who hav e towered high above their fellows, havebeen remarkable above all things else fo r their energy of will and steady, unwavering aim .

The qua lit y wr.ich you pu t into your work will determine the quality ofyour lif e. Th e habit of insisting upon the best of which you ar e capable, of al ways demanding of yourself the highest, n "ver accepting the lowest or second best,no matter how small your remuneration, will make all the difference to you betweenmediocrity or failure, and success.

In my last message to you, who ar e about to enter the more serious business of life, I would have you r e m e m b that "service" is th e only justification fo rliving.

My message is no t to exalt you for your past attainments, but to encourageand stimulate further growth and greatn ess, so that when life is ended, we maysay of you: "There-was a man!"

HORACE J. KAAKE, A. B.Sup erintendent of Sch ools.

SUPERINTENDENT

H.]. KAAKE

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BOARD OF EDUCATIONC. L. WRIGHT ___ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- - - - - - - - - - ----,-- - - - - President

W. D. WRIGHT - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -_____ __ ___ __ SecretaryTHEO. J. FETTERS _______________ _____ ______ Treasurer

E. C. MATTHEWS ____ NORMAN A. ROCKWELL

FACULTY

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J. DELMAS COCHLINEn glish

Ma th ema ti csHOWARD N. DICKIE

Hi sto ryAthleti c Coach

LOUISE G. HAMILTONEnglishEconomics

LEONA W. EYMERMusic and Art ABBIE BALGOOYENLanguage s

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PEARL C. SWANSONCommercial CARL B. BROWNAg ri culture FRANCES B. SILHAVYHome Econ omics

VERNA L. TROYERPh ysica l Education

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FRED 0. SCALFManua l Tr aining

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HELEN M. GROSSPrincipal Junior Hig h BEATRICE MORRISONJu n ior High

MRS. L. M. BROWNLibrarian

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SENIORS

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ROBERT COLEMAN SWIFT-" I never dare to be as funny as I can."Literary Course; Student Council 3,4 Editor-in-Chief Hi Schoo l Li fe 3,4: Hi School Life 2; President 4; Decla'mation 1, 2; Oratory 3; DebatingTeam 4; Fr ench Club 4; Glee Club 4;Operetta 4; Sen ior Play; Orc hestra 2.JULIA M. BOOTH - " A handful ofcommon sense is worth a bushel oflearning ."Literary Course ; Hi School L if e 3, 4;Treasurer 4; French Club 3, 4; Girl'sCivic Leagu e 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4;Se nior Pla y.ARLENE C UMMINGS-" What carethshe fo r other hearts when she already possesseth one?"Literary Course; President 3; Secre-tary 4; Student Council 3 ; Hi SchoolLife Staff 3; Debating 2, 3, 4; Declamation 2; Oration 4; Glee Club 2, 4;Operetta 2, 4; Scouts 2, 3; GirlsBa cketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Civic League 2, 3.LE O F . CASSIDY-" Friendship is th ewine of life."Literary Cou r se ; Pr es ident StudentCounc il 4; Vice-President 4; LiteraryEditor Hi School Life 4; Joke EditorHi School Life 4; Editor in Chief ofOrange and Black 4; Booster Club 2, 3.y (adve r t i ) - -__-__----- -------- - - ------ Julia _Booth

Y ~ U - 1\fart:n (father o Rod ney ) __ __ __-__-__-__-__---------- - - - - -- - - - - Ja m es M 1 t c h ~ l l m1th (fam:ly f rie nd of Ma r t in Sr.) _ - - - - - - - - Robert Sw1ftEll ry lark ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---- L eland WrightBron on (agent f r om M a ~ ~ i ~ I d ) - ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Guy Gage

tal!'l' Manager _ - - - - - - - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - Mark Grahami tant - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - Duane Ar mstr ongRodney . Jar in the s- - - -f- -C-------- - ... __________ _____ -- - Hu n te r Judd' on yr us Mart h f ar y G r a y ~ o n , l:i fathe r 's private m, w o I S a big soap ki ng , is in lover con nt to the'r ma rr iao-e h k" k R sec r et ar y. Wh en the f at h er is askedd id o go to work. and e . s odn cy ou_ t of th e hou se . Rod ney th en

ly h rec: :ve an ord r fo r ~ ~ ~ n o : he soap bu sm ess again st hi s f at h er. Finalbe filled ince no oap has b ca es of soap f r om Mar sl;al F ie ld Co but itn y f th een made A F h C .,or e . oap , bu t he tu r ns ou t t b r ene oun tesse want s t o ge tn ~ ? m e into the . to ry whil e Rocln e o . e _a i ~ d l Man y int er esting corn-U. and finally i\lr. Cyr us Ma r t :' I S. m bu sm ess. Bu t " All' s W ell Thatary. m I eceJVes h is so n hom e again, a nd Rodney

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UNIORSAT THE TOP BUTLIMBING

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JUNIORSFLOWER-Li lac COLORS--Orchid and Purple

MOTTO-" No t at the top, bu t climbing."

Advisors-Miss Hami lton, Mr. Dickie, an d Miss Balgooyen.Pr esident-Wilford WrightVic e-P res ident-A lice CummingsTr easurer- Phy lli s PowersSecretary-Marie DunkleyMember St ud en t Council-Loraine StewartRep ort e r -Da sy Gregory

l\1ay AllenDora ArmstrongEthel BulockRu. ell Ca s id yFreda CatobA lie Coff : yHarold Cole. la t hew ErwinWillard Fleshman' 'atale GouldBetty HathawayLoui. e Heyn ig

rlelhert HowseEmma J oh n on

Roy JohnstonDorothy JuddFloyd LaneDoris PowersJames RoeBen S l ~ a w a n a s s eMargare t StantonMary ThompsonMay nard TravisAlbe r t WellsIr ene WilcoxJessie WinegardenM:rgare t WrightWilford Wright

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The old Weque Hotel was suddenly enlivened on the evening of May twseventh, when more than seventy-five young people gathered there to enjoyroyal banquet the Juniors gave the Seniors. The hotel was beautifully dewith purple, orchid, an d white c:repe paper; purple and white being thecolors and orchid an d purple the Juniors.'

At six-thirty o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Kaake led the way to the diningA delicious dinner of four courses was brought in by the sophomore girls andon the prettily decorated tables. The menu consisted of :

Firs t course-a purple cocktail.Second course-mockbird, potatoes, creamed peas, and rolls.Third course-Junior and Senior delight salad.Fourth course-Tutt i Frutti sherbert, twenty-seven memory cake,

While still at the tables Miss Phyllis Powersthe first toast, proving herself an efficient toThe following program wa s carried out in the forma baseball game.

Wilford Wright taking third base gave thecome as president of the Junior Class. Robertthe Senior Class president, taking home base andturned the toast. Next were, Miss Cochlin,patroness, as second baseman; Miss Troyer, theman patroness, as first baseman; Mr. Appelgren,Presbyterian minister, as catcher; Mr. Fullerton,High School principal, as pitcher and Mr. CarlPresident of the School Board, as umpire.

After the program was over the rest of the evening was spentand such an array of color as the girls' dresses did make!tr a of Petoskey furnished the music.

As the Seniors reluctantly left the room that night they gave theircongratulations to the Juniors. At the curb they found the same cars thatthem to the enjoyable scene of action waiting to take them away.

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SophomoresFlower-White Carnation Colors--Green and White

Class Advisors-Miss Cochlin and Mr. Br ownPr esiden t -Veda WheatonVice-President- H a rold CampbellSecretary-Phyllis FettersTr eas urer-Bea tr ice AdamsMember Student Council-How ar d Tayl orRepor t e r -Ha rri et Maeser Edi tor-Magdalene De Wi tt

Beatrice Adamsl ola BarkerHelen BassettLoui e BurdickHar old CampbE:ll

a rl CetasGeorge ClarkWalter CookGeorge CooperF.l ie CrowlRuby De La VergneMagdalene De WittPhylli. FettersDelia Graue lKendall GrimesDorothy Hul ett

larenct> Kleinfeltrle La CountElla Laughbaumrothy Lawrasonn Leahym r Linehanrothy Lugabihl

Loui se Lug a bih lHar ri et MaeserMinerva Mose rClyd e PiferPringle RaineyErnest ScherrerElizabeth SchraffenbergerI mogen e See le yWilbur SmithLeone StewartGardiner TaylorHoward TaylorCarrie TaylorGeorge Thomp sonCarr ie WarnerCarol WellsVeda WheatonMargaret WhitehillGrace WhitehillE lwood WinegardenAgn es MattisonCharles Stan t onLoy de ThompsonLouis Me Vay

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freshmenColors-Bl ue andFlower-Forget-me -not.

Class Advisors-Miss Swanson, Miss Troyer and Mr. Scalf.Pres ident- s tua r t t ill otsonVice-President-claude allerdingSecretary and Treasurer- lloyd taylorMember Student Counc il-hel en hahnRepor te r - john sw ift

claude allerdingglen babcockjames babcockop al beebe.robert blackmanchaun cy blissandrew boyntonjohn bradleyedwarrl buckmasterelizabeth buckmasterlawrence burnsmarion bur nsflorence ca rlto ndouglaf; cornell

vida cra igjosephine darlingdale fauncedonald f leshmanlila gregoryhelen hahnalfred heynigharold holida ysylvia howseir enP johnstonsamuel johnstonemma kabelmanlela mae Ia countmargaret Iauer

hattie laughbaumcharle s me bridearchie marshallmarie meaddurwood moorewilliam perryjack riggsleroy rosemeierpe arl sch lappiolaf st iansenjohn swiftlloyd taylorstuart tillotsonjanet wrightelme r Iinehan

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JUNIOR HIGHchool opened in September with forty -four st udents enr olled in the J uniorH. h choo l. Our schedule has been changed somewP.at this yea r as the JuniorH:gh ha been put on the same schedule as the Senior H igh Schoo l.

We held our first class meeting in November and eLcted the fo ll owing offi-Pr esident - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Paul Cr owlVice-PTesident - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Ger al d Hoover

ecretary - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . Be tt y GrahamTreasure r ______ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \Vaunetta Har tungSerg ea nt-at-Arms - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- Lorrence Stewart

Our cia colors are Blu e and white, and our flowe r th e Vio let. We choser our motto "The world advances; let us adva nce wi th it. "Tl:e :e,enth and eig'1th grades have organized bask :etb a ll teams. The fol

mg are the members of the teams:

E IGHTH GRA DELorrence t -wart ____________ _________ ____ __ CenterGeorge Beak - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _______ Forwar dDougla Hill ____ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- --- Fo r wardMaxwell Booth __ ______________ _____ GuardIAon Backu __ - - - - - - - - - - - - ____ _______ _____ Guard

SEVENT H GRADE

- - - - - - - - - ------- - -- - --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Guar d'1 ar we have organi-ed a ]'b 6 l l t l ld b th .1 1 rary consJstmg of over one hundred '1 e pup1.s. E:m er Tay lor and Doris Hartung have been our

jello sales and the selling of Christ-

JOKESchyler obstructed the fo rd s so th e En glish

then, did they?DORIS HARTUNG-Editorp A . L GROWL-Assista nt Editor

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THE STUDENT COUNCILPresident _____ -- - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - Leo CassidyVice-President - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Wilford W ri gh tSecretary __ ____ ________________ __ Loraine StewartSergeant-at-Arms ____ ___________ _____ Stewart Tillotson

The Student Counc il consists of the preside nt and one other membereac h class, Mr. Kaake, the Su pe rintende nt , and Mr. Fullerton, the Principal.This organ ization cou ld be deve loped in Harbor Hi gh as it ha s beenhi gh schools. Student government is being favo red more now than itbeen previously.

Next yea r should find th e Council still bettersidered more se rious ly by th e st udent bod y.

The object of the Student Counc il is to aid in the government oft iviti es and to improve and strengthen school sp irit.

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HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRAThe High School Orchestra has ha d a very su ccessful year, due

the leadership of Miss Eymer. We played at several Parent-Teachersat the sen ior play, and at the banquet given t he football and basketball

Ethel Bulock plays th e piano and Doris Powers the drums.Ir en e Leahy and Alice Cummings play th e violins. Leland Wright,and Edward Adams, saxoph onist , graduate this yea r.The orc hestra, one of the prim ar y organizat ions of the school,t he mu sical ability of the stu dents of t he high school for new members

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THE BOYS'amue l John ton ......E CLUBHun ter J ucid !3en Shawanaseel>urwood ::\loore .J ohn SwiftFord . foulto n Ol af Stinnsenlvd P if.,r Howa!d Tay lorL.roy Ro.e meier Tay lor THE GIRLS' ay nard

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OPERETTAHaving sele cte d "Bits o' Blarney" fo r th e opere t ta to

Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs, work wa s begun immediately.out s t h e cast was cho sen as fo llows:

Peggy (much loved Ir ish g irl) _______ __ __ El sie CrowlPatrick (much in love w ith e ~ g y _______ Ja m es ClarkeRobert (also in love with Peggy) ___ ___ _ Mark GrahamMary (in lo ve with Rob er t) ____ ____ Janette BradfteldMike O'Noole (ca retaker of esta t e ) _____ Charles WrightAgnes -- - - - - - -------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Natalee Gou ldRosie ___ ____ -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---- Phyllis FettersChorus of Boy sChorus of Girls

It is a n Ir ish 0peretta ( full of Iri sh w it an d humor throughoutpretty an d picturesque scenes.

Th e sto r y is of man y complicated love ~ f f a which appear to betangled up until Mike O'Noole comes alon g to h elp .

H e ca ll s him se lf a cu pid and a cupid h e is, fo r no one bu t ahav e eve r straight ene d ou t the difficulties, an d se t eve ryone happy again.

Much cred it is du e Miss T royer and "l\1iss Eymer fo r theirin g and ,directing such a successful ope r ett a .

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DEBATINGI d: That the United Statesubject di cu ed by the d b ~ o v e r n m e n t shall ow n the coa l mines.d bating cia. E atmg teams of the st ate t hi s year.

Ia K 'th was composed of Ved Wh I Yhouse, Jame Clarke R b a . eaton, Minerva Moser, J ose-cho n to represent th ' o er t Swift, and Ar lene Cummin gs .K th y e school in it s fi t d. . . . . . . I hou e and Rob er t S 'ft rs ebate at Cheboyga n wereharl ~ a d e , and the three d e b a ~ l . J t h o u g this debate was lost a

VOIX were won by a w nch fo llowed with Mackinaw cityearn whi h unammous decision D 'th c wa composed of R b . . ur mg these la stl'rt>d much . o er t Swift A I Clicibl experience and b ' r en e ummings

de to enter the tate' . . ecause they had a total of t h i r ~too m h senes Rog c t. ta uc for Harbor N ers 1 y, which was t h enee of the coaches. M.iss Haev:rtheless, the debating cla ssmilton and Miss Cochlin , made

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ORATION AND DECLAMATIONOn March 9, 1927, at 2:00 o'clock, the Junior and Senior High

well as a number of visitors, assembled in the auditorium fo r the localtory an d oratory contest. The following Freshmen and Sophomoresthe declamation contest:Elsie Crowl - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - "The Right of Mankind"

third.

John Swift _________________ "Vindication Speech"Veda Wheaton - - - - - - - - - - - - "Toussaint L' Ouverture"Minerva Moser - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - "Abraham Lincoln"Harriet Maeser ____ ___ "SpeEch in Independence Hall"Harold Campbell __________ "The La st Charge of Ney"

Elsie Crowl was awarded first place, John Swift sec ond, and Veda

Th e representatives of the .Juniors and Seniors in orations were:Alice Faunce __ _______ ..- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -"Child Labor"Alice Cummings ______ -- - - - - - - -- _ ___ "World Peace"Arlene Cummings "Government Own ership of the Coal Mines"Ja m es Clarke ___________ ____ __ ____ __"Abraham Lincoln"Vivian Lane - - - - - - -- - __________ __ _____"Death By Law''

Vivian Lane wa s given fir st place. All th ose that were placed,given hi gh school letters the la st day of school.

Elsie Crowl won second place in declamations at the sub -districtHarbor.

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THE VARSITY CLUB

At the beginning of the school year it was proposed to the facu lty thatsit y Club be organized. Th e matter was ta ken up by Superintendent Kaake,Fullerton, and Coach Dickie. A me eting was held by the lettermen of thethe following officers were elected:

President - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- Robert Corne llVi ce President __ __________________ Richard AllerdingSecretary an d Treasurer _______ _________ Ford MoultonAdvisors ____________ _Coach Dickie an d Mr. Fullerton

The object of this club was to encourage athletics in the schoolstudent body. In order to be a member a boy had to win a letter in one ofmajor sports: football, basketball or track.

One of the social functions wa s a party, Cabaret style, held in theon April 22. The gym was beautifully deco rated and refreshments wereStanley Cole's five piece orchestra furnished the music and a fine time was

We sincerely hope this club will be continued in th e High School andstudents will ge t behind the athletic affairs an d help make our va r sity teams

. THE JUDGING TEAMh nn g that the A 1hoot judging c o n t ! ; ~ c u t ;lasses were to compet e in the Smith-r lnlf out a team wh' e raverse City Fair, September 22, 1926,

Ill on first I IC proved very success fuleo. ..-. .. I P ace and a Silver Cnp . th r .n placing three rings f f I_n e Jve stock judging contes t

and giving rea . on for, ho ammals each, of dairy cows, beef11 rdmg a . e placmg . n1or, wa high . tup i held for a b pom man in the contest.h year Y the school hool. It i hoped th t H wmnmg Jt, an d if won for threeorne o b a arbor may be bl t h11 oy and girls let's . 't a e o old th e cup' wm 1 next year.

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F O O TB A LLAs the athletic season rolled around this y ear , Har bo r Hig h fo und a n ew coach

who was to dir ect it in at hl et ics. Th e new man wa s Mr. Dickie, an all-around at hl eteand a graduate of Central No rma l of Mount P leasan t. Coach Dickie comes to u s wit h8 fine record behind him, both of an at hl ete a nd a coach. Mr. Dickie ha s !:ad lot s ofxp rience, having coached last ye ar at the Sacred Heart Schoo l of Mount Pleasant.Hi : team mad e a wond erful record. He is a typ e of coach who drills hi s men to p laythe game hard and clean.

Th e second da y after school be gan , Coach Di ckie ma d e his ca ll fo r foo tballm erial. About thirty -five me n reported an d w ith th em, he began hi s ta sk of buildingup a earn. After two weeks of hard pr ac tice, the Orange an d Black journ eyed to1 nrelona. which r esu lted in a score less t ie. H arb or had several c"tances to sco r e bu t1 k d the nece sar y punch. Th e fo llow ing week Harbor d f e a t e d B oyn e City , 6-0 be

. f re a large home crowd . Harbor's touchdown came as a re su lt of a pret ty pass1 m Cornell to Hahn.

Our team then took on Petoskey . T h i ~ wa s Harbor's big home game . We~ a t l y out-weighed hu t pu t up a hard fight. Th e final sco r e wa s 25 -0 againstTh n came the Charlevoix game, re sulting in tie 7-7. Ha r bor's touchdown camen Bac:ku took a pass from Cornell. Th e fo llowing week we lost to East Jordan ,

ur last game was with Cheboygan who defeated u s 13-0. Harbor pu t upnderful fight but the br eak s were against u s. Every ma n on ou r team showedIL

are the following me n who r ece ived letters for their work on th e gridrt omell, Bob, acting as Captain cf team whe n Roe wa s dec la r ed inelia llne leader and one of the best gro u nd -ga ine rs in northern Mic higa n.a quarter-back and was picked on th e A ll -Northern team. Robert Backus,a lln defensive ma n . Few gains were made through his part of the line.All-, orthern guard. Haro ld Hahn, Rudy, played a cleve r game

a cood receiver of pas ses . George Coo k, Na than, play ed at half an dd pended on fo r a gain . J ohnny Shaw, Ha lf-pint, wa s a cleverr m ~ t o n g , Armie, was a capable line-man. Roy Johnston was

1 on the team and played fu ll- back. Wilford Wright , Lefty, play edmade throug h hi s sid e of the line . Stuart Tillo,t son could be1be t ; he wa s a guard. F loyd Lane, C. D. , wa s a fine deplayed tackle. Adelber t Howse, Dell, wa s one of th e

bor lme; he too wa a tackle . Howard Taylor played at en d.n. Harold Campbell could always counted on to do hi s bes t.nK h ~ w a n ~ s . e was the lig ht es t man on the team. He has an-

all n all_ l_.rJme , Ken, played at center . He was a fin e passeroppo mg cente rs.n very game thi s b1 1 eason , ut eve ry team wh o played u sn a ootball game.

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BASKETBALL TEAM HAS SUCCESSFUL SEASON

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The basketball team this year was one of th e best ever put out by th e localh 1 With four men back from last ye ar' s t eam to start t he s 2ason , Coach Dickied , . : ~ o - p e d them int o a fast traveling bunch of basket s lingers which were ha rd to beat b boa ted of a strong off : nsive an d was one of the strongest defens ive teams inar or . . . . orth. Playing a hard schedu le the Harbor qmnt won th e maJonty of Its games,1 bough orne of the teams played were Class B. sc hools. In addition to winning the rity of it games, the loca ls won t he District Tournament h eld in our gym by an

\"ictory over Charlevoix 22 to 12 . A week la ter ou r speedy team p layed in th eional Tournament at Petoskey and were runner s up, losi ng in th e finals to St.of Traver e City in a t hrillin g game by the score of 15 to 11. St. Francisfinancial cond iti ons, cou ld not go to the State Meet so Harbor was invited.

f r n all night rid e o n the train, the boys were forced to play four hours after theirarr1 al. The team was somewhat tired bu t went into the game w ith the sam e old

pirit and gave Three Oaks a hard battle bu t were forced to bow t o th em byf 25 to 12. Harbor during th e season sco re d a t ot al of 42 8 points to th eir311. Thi includes all the tournament games.

Harbor met Alanson fo r their first game on ou r court . Th e Harh d little difficulty and won 36 to 8. Bot h Stewart an d Cornell accountedThe two Ioore boys played best fo r A lan son.th: .lani tee came her e fo r the next ga me. Both teams fought hard

fa. t. Harbor led at the half 20 to 15 ; bu t Manistee, by som e cleve rthe locals' lead an d won in the clo sing minutes 26 to 24. Stewartk with 10 points. The other men played a good ga m e. SimskyMani: tee'. bright lig ht. Cha.mbers at c2nter also played well.Th mght fo llowing the Manistee game the Harbor to sse r s j ourneyand, won from Boyne quint 26 to 8. Coac h Dickie's speedy offenseJn defense almo t at will and the Harbor de fense was st rongJn attack. Lan e was Harbor's high point ma n wi th 12 points .!::a ftoor ':arne. Captain Hahn's dribbling in this game was a feah T:r.bbled nearly t he hmgth of the floor then passed to an op en

th e bother Harbor men, Stewart, Linehan an d Corne ll alsoen erger looked best fo r Boyne.'o f here next, bu t were no match fo r th e loca ls a nd

p Barbo - F The locals' team work featured. Pe llston playedr. or Harbor Stewari with 23 points an d Cor n ell w ithd ft!n i !:wart was the coole.>t man on the floor, while Hahn

n. Te ; : l i Lane a l ~ o played wel l. Warner and An-ry mu h ton team IS handicapped due to t he burningc practice; bu t they fought hard an d deserve an played Ea t .J ordan th IJordan 22 to 10 . ere . n a well-played gamed by i Peed and :7e a real battle. Harbor wa s behindI points led th I ver team work soon took th e lea d.r Jordan's . ta ; o ~ a l attack. Linehan go t a pretty arnette also played we ll.

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! _ ~ ~ A N l ! _ ~ ~ ; ~ L ~ ~I Jan. 28th: Ou r next game wa s with Petoskey which wa s th e hardest

an d most thrilling game of the season. Petoskey came over here with a recordno t having lost a game in three seasons. Fo r three quarters the two teamsdesperately with Petoskey in th e lead at the beginning of the las t quarter withscore 21 to 17. Th e loca l tossers started an offense that wa s no t to be deniedpiled up eight points to Petoskey's 2. The final score wa s 27 to 23 in favor ofThus Harbor smashed Petoskey's unbeatable record of three years. Fo r Harborer y man starred in his position especially Lane who played despite his recentStewart with 11 points an d Cornell with 10 were Harbor's chi ef scorers. Forkey Pearson, Wells an d Miller lo oked good.

Feb. 4th: We played Pellston in the Petoskey gym. This was anin g game. Harbor won 23 to 16. Cornell wa s Harbor's star. He scored 13an d played a fine floor game. Allerding playing guard fo r Harbor was injuredFo r Pellston Anderson wa s th e star.

Feb. 11th: Next came Boyne City. Th e game wa s hard fought, but thewere off form and did not get started until lat e in th e game an d Boyne won 20Harbor made a brave attempt in the last quarter to tie th e score, bu t theired too la te. Fo r Harbor Stewart was hi gh point ma n wit h 6. The entire teamwe ll. Rothenberger scored 10 points fo r Boyne.

Feb. 18th: We then journeyed to Petoskey. The game was closefought, bu t Petoskey went ou t fo r revenge an d fought their hardest winningPetoskey featured with their lon g basket shooting. Fo r Harbor Stewartscorer with 5, followed closely by Hahn with 4. The rest of the Harborwell. Fo r Petoskey March was the bright light with 12 points. Wells atplayed a strong game.

Feb. 25th: In a fairly fast game Harbor again trounced Easttime to th e tune of 37 to 17. The Harbor team fEatured with a speedytack, which completely baffled the East Jordan crew. Stewart with 13Harbor scorers. Captain Hahn played a fine defensive game while theHarbor men played a strong game. Fo r East Jordan Barnette starred.

Mar. 4th: Our last game wa s with Traverse City at Traverse.close all the way through with both teams playing a strong defensiveerse by its long basket shooting was ab le to draw ahead in the lastTh e final score was 25 to 17.

Next came the District Tournament in the Harbor gym.Ou r first game was played with Mancelona which resulted in a

Harbor won 27 to 16. Cornell with 12 points led Harbor whilebest fo r Mancelona.Ou r next game was with ou r old rival Boyne. Harbor was ourushed Boyne off their feet by their speedy an d well directed attackbattle won 25 t!l 18. Every Harbor man starred although Lanewith 8 points. Rothenberger played well fo r Boyne scoring 6

Th e final game was with Charlevoix. The locals were tooalthough they fought hard, never ha d a chance. The finalStewart w ith 10 points an d Cornell with 9 led Harbor. Hahnhis dribbling. McCann play ed best fo r Charlevoix.

Th e following week Harbor played in the Regionalfirst opponent wa s Charlevoix. Harbor again won in easY.man played a strong game. McCann starred for CharlevoiX.

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NGE ~ ~ ~ L A C K - ~The next night Harbor ag __,- ?\_'II' am me t M 1n mg game of the tournament Th ance ona whichmany thrilling plays were made W.th e teams battled even resulted in th e most 1 fou most of thfa,or of Maney, Stewart dropped in the .r s_econds to go an d th e way an d C

B h team played hard and clean H wmnmg basket. Th e score 18 to 19The final game found Harb. arbor featured with th game ended 20 to 19d fi h . or an d St Fr . eJr team work .r g tmg the locals lost 15 t 11 anc1s paired off h tar for St. Francis o . Every Harbor ma n 1. After four periodsA k . P ayed har d E_ w e ~ . later due to financial trou . mersonmnted to a state meet where th bles of the St. Francis t

The team this year was d . ey played Three Oak W earn, the Harborand we, the students :. a e up of hard fighters, w h ~ e lost 25 to 12.uch credit i due the s e c o n ~ a ; e : % High do feel p r o u ! o ~ ~ h t o until the lastp the regulars in condition me n who came ou t ni ur successfult r hi. work with the first t . Also much credit mu t a:Cter night andearn and to Mr. Fu.llerton whs e given to CoachBASKETBALL S o coached the second

Dec. 1Oth- Harb CHEDULEJan. 6th H or, 36 ; Alanson 8- arbo 24 ' Jan. 7th H r, ; Manistee 26- arbor 26 ' Jan. 14th- H b ' ' Boyne City 8Jan. 21 t IJ arb or, 52 ; Pellston 22, .- 'ar or 22 ' .Jan. 2 t h - H b ' ; East Jordan 10Feb. 4th- Har or, 27; Petoskey 2B .F h. l i t h - Harbor, 23; Pellston '1 6 .F arbor 15 . ' .b. I th - H b ' ' Boyne City 20F b. 25 th - Harbor, 17; Petoskey 23, .ar or 37 E ' .ar. 4th- Barb ' ' as t Jordan 17or 17 . T ' .

Here.Here.There.Here.There.Here.There.Here.There.Here.at Harbor ' ' raverse Cit 222 h -Harbor 27 M Y, 5. There arlevoix 12 ' ancelona 16 at Peto kev' . ' . Harbor, 25; Boyne11 t -Harbor 15 . C' : Francis 15 ' ' harlevoix 8trolt ' . ' .2 . OUarbor Springs PPonents, 311 'E . 12; Three Oaks, 25.CO D TEAMbl 14. SCHEO ULE

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Harbor, 20 M; an-

H . conds, 28 . Albond 17 . S. Seconds 9 ' a, 14. H S s ' ; PetoskH:. econds, 2B . AI ey seconds, 6.n n 94 . S. Seconds ' anson, 12.ard. RbThe following rr: 7; Alba, 12ID ' 0 er t c en made r Linehan ornell, forward. L up Harbor's team.cave guard. E ' eone Stew .Taylor th r best that one of the art, cenJ h n d H:arold C was m them Thse me n weren, guard. K amp bell. . e substitutesfonvard . ' enctall Grime..,.,,._,__,_ G ' Adelbert H: s, center. Ch 1 eorge Th owse, guard. ' ar es Mc-ompson, guard . St ' Douglas Cor-' uart Tillotson'

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Our DiarySEPTEMBER

13- Gosh , Lo ok at the teacher s !14-W e lay our no ses to th e grindstone.16 -The Furniture Cit y Band plays " Valen cia. " Th ey presenteda la rge fl ag .22 -L ives to ck judging t eam goes t o Tr aver se City North W este rnfirs t place.24- 0u r fir st f ootball rival, Mance lon a (0-0).30 -W e' r e loca t ed. Th e Seni or s ,bring up th e r ear.

OCT OBER1 -B oyn e Cit y t ak es th e short end of th e score (6 -0) .6-Autumn leaves ar e falling.7 -The bonfire-w e all go t o P etoskey.8- L u ck is aga inst u s- ra i n , r a in , mor e rain!18- F i rst Student Council me eting.19-Adria t ic Tambourica Or che str a ent ertains .

h eard before.29- Chap el--Rev . Alexander t alk s.NOVEMBER

8-M r . Ambrose E lectrical. What that boy cou ldn 't do !12-Facul ty members open hear ts an d give a pa r ty for theTh e poor football boys !13- Cheboygan def eat s our f ootb all t eam (13-0) Young Sha \V15- "Why so gloomy, g irl s? " " W e ate at the school bouse

18-D eba tor s lose t o Ch eboygan .23-La t i n Club th rew a kick.26-M r . Hanna brings Ben Franklin to school with coJmoun''"'u, .30 -Miss Hamilton goes bobbing on Ea st Hill.

DECEMBER1-Chri stm as is onl y t wenty-four day s away.

earl y !6-M i ss H amilton : " Hunter what book do you likebank book, bu t that got muc h interest ."9-H a rb or debators def eat Ma cki naw City.10 -B ask etball season opens with Ha r bor topping14-Skat ing on school p ond .17-Va cati on and the Hi gh Sch ool part ypr ow ling around . MerrY Christmas !

JANUARY4-Tramp, Tramp, Tramp in th .~ M a n i s t e e takes our scaip ~ 4 p n s o n we a ll sit .t - T ~ e b ~ y s were so joyful over .tJme m their Jives that th g tm g out of Em m t C11-Ag. Club has sleigh ride. 7)/ore ~ o w n Boy ne Cit ye ( 2 6 ~ ~ ) fo r t he fi rst13-French Club gives play Aftcour:se t here is sn ow . erward gwen by the Lettermen's Cl b s everyone ankl es dl.J-H.arbor defeats Pellston ( own t o t he pa rt y

\\ ho went that night? H b ) here. Debating te19-L cture comse-B . ar or! am t rim s Alb a (3-0)21 H b rown Mene]ey E- ar or goes to East J d . nterta ine r s.5 -Wha t i going to h or an. and brings home t}26-You gotta watch thappen Friday nig h t? .e ba con (22- 10) .

2 p ose exams 1eto. key brings their . .their . hip goes do (warnors across th e bn 27-23). ay, but they st .1

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/ 31-Apr i l ! -Exams-Hi story questions we would like to get :1. In what year wa s the Wa r of 1812?2. Who was pr esident of th e United States f r om 1921 to 1923?3. In what vity wa s th e great Chicago fire?4. How do you spe ll Nebuchadnezzar?5. Wh o poured at th e Boston T ea Party ? Wh er e wa s this party6. Wh o was th e first ex -P res ident of th e United Stat es?7. Did you read th e text in th is course?Note-Answer an y one of these qu es tion s.

APRIL7-Footbal l and Basketball banqu et . Everyone ha s a fine time.8-18-Good old vacation time w ith good old vacation wea ther!22-Varsi ty Club Party.23-Typewriting Contest-"Let 's be nimble, let' s be quick!"25-John Swift translating Cae sar : "H e knelt at the feet

Julia an d grasped he r by the knees"- t ha t ' s as fa r as I got.29-Sen io r play goe s over b ig -" It Pa ys to Advertise."

MAY4 -Ag . Class takes a trip to Lansing.13-J-Hop.20-"Bi t s o' Blarney"-it brings ou t some real singers.20-Physical Training Training Exhibition.27-Wequetonsing finds all th e Junior s and Seniors whizzing

annual banquet.JUNE

5-Sen io rs pu t on their dignity-assemble fo r Baccalaureate9-Proudly th e diplomas parade across th e stage.10-Alumni ar e back-w e feast!10-Fond Adieu!

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Karl CatobIda 1\Iae Cetast>lia :\Iyrtle Craig 0Elizabeth Roberta Cole

\\'il on E. FleshmanLt-o . FriendFern Iva GregoryE her Laline Hilllarguerite HolleyE thfr L. Jones

CLASS OF '26~ a r l Dona van J uilleretD artha C. JuilleretMo nn ell W. Kniesleyayme Mae MilesMary Mrretta MG ld ' - unn0 Ie C. SeelevLe Roy Francis stanton

f a a ; ~ r k n e T F l o Stewart. ay orVw la Rae Woodruff

CLASS OF '25E ~ d e ~ W. JonesV1rgmia Judd

e r m a H. Kleinfelt, ~ d n e y Grant Pett 'E L . mg ermm a ou1se Shaw~ r m t a Eliza beth Sheffieldes er W. StantonRoland E lbrid e TMildred El' bg aylorD. Stan ev Vzao eth Terpenin gEl 0 r ceea nor Estelle W II~ t h e ! J. Whitaker e sA. Woodruffo en Eugene WHarold Ed d r esse llwa r Work

CLASS OF .24Clare OzanKa roly p neC . n owe rs,a rl'le Schierschmidteva WardRobert Whal1\Iamie WhGerald W h ~ ~ ~ ~ ~Gordon W'lTh I coxelma Will ' .Franc JamsRuth ood ru ffA nl'lgh trlouine W ellie W I yland('h Y ande!'ter M .Lynn W a r ~ r t J n d

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Howard Nathan AdamsJohn Wilson AmesLucile Pearle ArmstrongTheodore BlackmanBonnie Blanche CampbellLloyd Lee FisherCaro Mae Glasgow

Lilas AllenRobert ArmstrongMarguerite BackusMildred BarkerRuth BarkerDona CarpenterChester E. ClarkKatherine ClarkeFrancis CookZelda CoreyRuth CornellMetha CrowlErma De Witt

Margaret AngellMary BakerEleanor BarmoreRobert BurdettDoris CurkendallChester A. ClarkVesta De WittGrace DavenportSylvia FisherClifton GarverRuby GleasonGlen HammondHelen Hammond

CLASS OF '23Leona Melching HillLucille LambFrances Marion LinehanOrval William RoseGeorge Albert TaylorCecil Fa y WillisGordon John Wilson

CLASS OF '22Ruth GarverMargaret GillettRay GillettAgnes GrauelRena HooverMargaret JohnstonLewis JuilleretRobert KniesleyDonald LamkinHarry Linehan

Sylvia SheffieldMary SmithLelia WardAlbert Zuber

CLASS OF '21Pearl HathawayBerta JohnstonParker JuddMadelyne KishigoLucile MathewsLyle ParksIsabelle PoolLeonard PowersRobert RoeKeith Stone

Lillian SullivanWalter ThompsonCornelia WagerBertha Warner

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OURADVERTISERS

PATRONIZE THEM

Adams & Co.Backus & MatthewsC. Wager & SonDr. F. A G rahamErwins' Dru g StoreEdelsteins'E. H. MeadEmmet Count y State BankFetters' Flower ShopGraphic Pu blishing Co.Ceo. J. Ketch manC. W. MelsonC. E. BulockC. N. GouldHovey's Dru g Store

Hankey Milling Co.Harbor Springs Auto Co .Harbor Springs BakeryHarbor Springs GroceryHarbor Springs Furniture Co.Harbor Sp r. ngs GarageLyric TheatreL. C. DeWitt & SonL. W. SquierOttawa Lumber Co.Rockwell & GillettStein ' s Quality ShopTroup Bros .Walrond, Friend & CassidyW hite' s Barber Shop

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Looking Ahead Th e man who looks ahead today will be the successful

ma n a few years hence. By the exercise of foresight in thesedays, you will readily understand the importance of a goodbanking connection.

Yo u will find a SAVINGS ACCOUNT here will be ofvalue to yo u .4% Emmet County State Bank

Semi-Annually Harbor Springs, Michiganompounded

Hovey ' sThe Re:xall Store

Everything - u s u a l l y - f o u nd - in -aF i r s t - Cl a s s - D r u g - Store

"TRY JERRY FIRST"Phone 164 -

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Harbor SpringsBakery

QUALITY BREAD

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James B.: "Barber, how lon g w illI have to wait fo r a shave?"" Barber: (After carefully sco uting)

About two years si r! "

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INSURANCE

We will ta ke care of al l your ne edsm all th ese lin es and will se ll yo ures ta te a Tomb stone af t er you an

Harbor Springs. Mich.

STEIN'S QU ALITY SHOPCLOTHING _ SHOES

Established 1896HARBOR SPRINGS , MICHIGAN

Help Your T ow n By Trading at Home

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LYRIC THEATRE / ........

Would You SellYour Eyes?-

A Ridiculous questi on . sur ely , fo ryour Eyes are your dearest posses-sions.Take good care of them.

We ar e equipped to give ou pr ofessiona l and scientific service at amoderate price.-

G. E. BulockOPTOMETRIST

Only the bes t picturesshown at reasonableprices .

Consolationl , With all"Cheer up fel ows .

bo ish bobs and knickers, weY . it out a eudye t to see a gir l spchewing to ba cco

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C. WAGER & SonCity Meat Market

HIGH GRADEMEATS

Phone No. 80

Porter: "Where's yo' trunks, suh ?"James M.: "I use no trunks."Porter " 'h th ,"- o t you was a trav-

ling salesman."JameR M. "I am, I sell brains,nderstand? I . sell brams."Porter "Y, ouse the first fe lla thatt ca drne no samples along."

Harbor SpringsFurniture Co.

Housefurnishing, Rugsand Linoleum

Orthophonic VictrolaGifts and Toys

Home of Dependable Furni turePhone 10 9

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The Drug Store on the CornerBooster for Harbor High Since 1880

EARL H. MEADARCHITECT

Bldg ., Harbor Spr ings .

SERVICE A'fFETTERS' FLOWER

SHOP .......Orders Filled P romp t l y -Whether Large or Small.

Backus & Matthews

REAL ESTATE

t ~ > ! + l - ! 4 7 4 ~ 4 4 l - 4 + + ~ . : . + - t 4 { 7 ! - + ... . . .~ > . . - t-h.-+!=!+++t-:.+.:-++++H++++++r"+ '++ ++ .!.l HARBOR SPRINGS GROCERY i+ ++ ++ +We Are Authorized Sellings Agents ti For +y +

CHASE AND SANBORN COFFEEt +: +y +:f The Best of Them All :j:ttA +! ALDEN]. FAUNCE, Prop. it

:. ... ) J:: ......... ....... -t47-!0: . .: . . . . . . . o.t . t. ........ t.-'-.!..!.. J.... . . . ........ -.. . . ..+ . l-'.!. .! ;......... ..... ..' + .... .,..,.., .-+-t+++'.!{.!-1-+.! !.:. .1. -!: {L W Squ1"er.;. .1. +? ;. + Mr. Kaake: "Say, yo u can ' t smoke + ~ . . . Electri"c Shop *:j: in this building."!: + :;:Cliff. Brown "W h ' k' :t Not1'ce Th e +o s smo Ing?" L' ht ' E +!+ Jg mg quipment +t. t ++ t

Kaake. "Well RADIO H . , ~ .pipe i you go t your EADQUARTERS :j:n your mouth." :!: WIRINGt. SUPPLIES +

A ++. +j "Thor" d .t." an "Easy" Washers + ++ +4 ++ +:i; Hoover an d Eureka :t.!. +- , -j- Sweepers :i: .-.-:-:-:!:-; ... - ::: .;. .O:l-: . . . . . . ~ o . t .. .++'' . . : r.,. .. ... ........... z } ! : ! + + } ~ - t . : . . t . t. :.............. . . ~ : . ! :

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C. B.: "Yesb ' and yo u go t pants onut You 'am t panting."

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f ; ~ - l A~ ) ~ ~ ~ : - t ! l + t - ' r ! .. -l"t": . -!++!!l"H + " " ' " + ' n + + = + + < : : > - > < - > + < : + : ~ ~ - > + + + < - > > = ~t :t t 0 ~+ + \+ Repairing Storage + ++ + t + Letter from brother in the c i ty - ._.!. + ....:j. + Yesterday we autoed out to th e Coun- +:t Harbor Springs :t tr y Club an d golfed until dark. Then :t+ + .we motored to th e beach fo r a week- :t= + ....l- G + en d . ;tt arage :t += -} t+ + Letter from brother on f a rm - 1.Heated An d Fire Proof I :j..:. ._;. Yesterday we buggied to town an d !-._; + baseballed a ll day. Today we muled +:j: :1: ou t to the cornfield an d gee-hawed :1:t L. STEW-ART, PROPRIETOR :j: until sund own. After we ha d sup- t+ + pered, we piped fo r a while. After ".. + +.;. -! that we st airc ased up to ou r room ._.::: :1: and bedsteaded until th e clock fived. :1:; + E ++ -- x. +... Battery Service + -!.:. I Crank Case Service -! .:. + ....+ + ++ + ....= + +: t . : ! n ! + ~ . : ! ! ! : . . : . : , . ~ .... ! . -!-t . !!r.:.:!-+++.,..++++-t . !.:-t!:.-ti-+-t , . ,..: .. ,..;..: .:-....: z. : . , . + : . ~ :++ ++ ....:i: t+l- I ++ +j Juniors Think:? +

Th e postoffice is where the Scotchman fills his fountain pen. tt. in autobiography is a book about a car. +

] st Convict: "W hen I get out of this place, I am going to have a ho ttim e, aren 't you? "

2nd Convict: "I don't know; I'm in for life."

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Harbor Springs +t. Phone 2, 't 1 wreaths, life :i:... Clerk: "Fun er a J::\: ~ + ~ ! . ! - + ! - - ~ - ! ~ ! ! !.. ,.-to i: h ts ,, 't'"' H + + + r r + ~ ,., . preservers , and doug nu .+t t - t't "A you going to 't. Dishwasher: re -.-+.. cream the notatoes?" t. d in the Ark.. " .. They didn't play ca r s:t Do vou think I' d th deck.Cook: "Sure, > because Noah sa t on e:i: milk them?"+ X.;;+ ~ + - ~ . . ; . +t " ... t . ~ + - t ~ ....-t-t+-t+++'':r.: . -'r+r-'rH-'r!!!+r+:+r-. "

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l ) ~ J._ __,s"--s-DUCO STATION

GEO. J. KETCHMANPAINTING - DECORATING

Plain andOrnamental

FurnitureDecorating

Foreign andDomestic

WallHanging

HARBOR SPRINGS, MICHIGAN

Walrond, Friend& Cassidy

Everything in Hardware An dBuilding Supplies

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GOODRICH TIRES

Phone 30, Harbor Springs

"Sing Us One"Alice .C.: "My, that boy is vulgar?"Ethel :13.: "Why?"Alice C.: "H e knows sogusting songs."Ethel B.: "Does he sing them to

you?"Alice C. "No! He whistles the

tunes."