High School Life

Volume III Harbor Springs, Mich., April 4, 1924 Number 25

REDMOND PRESENTS
BAILEY WITH TROPHY
On Monday, :March 24, the student
body was ver y well pl ea sed wi th the
chapel exercises. Cha pel us uall y
usua lly !comes on Friday morning,
bl t i t seemed proper a nd fi tting t l1a t
i t s hould be on Monday because or
the fine' showing the basketball team
made a t the tournament. The Harbor
quintet won t he Northern Michigan
ba.sket ball boUI' nament of Class C.
f1om Roger s Ci t y,
of the team s-peaker s. Rober t r-emark-
ed that BackUts was very f ond of r id-
' ing in .the -si eeper . That may be all
true becaus-e Backus was sure on t he
job every minute .. The s leeper did not
not have t ime enough to awake
Mr. Redmond then bestowed the s il-
ver baske t ball to .supt D. L. Bai1 0v
who accepted i t in behalf of t he Ha;._
bor Springs High School We are all
ver y tha nkful for wha t Mr. Redmo!ld
has done for our athl etics t his yea r.
Our only hope is that he will be with
us next year.
The exer cises wer e d osed by giving
a few mor e yel.s for t he Har bor boys,
partl y for what they a ooomplished,
and pa rtly for wha t we expect t hem
to do next year
FRESHMEN HAVE CHAPEL
The morning exercises were opea-
ecl by s inging t he "Orange and
Black" and "Go Ye, Harbor. " The
cm La in was t hen r aised- and behol d !
' t he,e was the champions of North-
en : Michigan befor e us. Gordon Wil-
eox and Leon 'Voodruff held the The Fresh man class gave t he h igh
t1oph y (a la r ge mounted silver school some s eldon .exceeded cha pel
ket ball ) between them. Ro-ber t Gra- exer cis es a week ago last Friday. H
ham, our cheer leader, then led us in their cl::tss keeps on s!10wing improve-
s ome good, p e.ppy, yen s for the t eam ment we wonder what t hey will be
a nd Coac h Redmond, who ha s led the when t hey become Seni or s. ' Ve never
t e;Jm t o victory r ea lized the many talen ted actots
L r cours e it became necessary for and actress es in our school unt il t he
tY! r. Redmond to make a s peech t o th e F1eshmen displayed t heir abili t ies.
school He t old of the fine work t h::t t These wer e especiall y shown i n
t he team ha d done during each game t heir gr and Opening wher e f i v e
at t he tourna ment. He sa id t hat F r es hmen s howed tha t they coulcl
there wer e no s tar s on t he team but hold thei r mouths open wit hout say
t hat they wor ked as a power ful ag- ing anyt hing.
gr egation and n9t as individua ls . He Mr. Armstr ong next favored us
a lso brought out the fact t ha t t. he wi t h a violi n solo whi0h t he school
b::>ys wer e always with him in what- enjoyed ver y much. It isn't often
e ver he want ed t hem to do. "They t hat we a r e furni shed with s uch
minded so well," he s aid, " that plea-sing mus ic as his instrument was
I said go in t her e and win t hat ga1n e proved to contain.
thoy tl. d i L." Thi s suppor t a nd co-
operation is due lar gel y to t he effort;:;
of Mr. Redmond , t he best coa ch i:1
nor thern .Michigan. The t eam l, as
confidence in him a nd h-e in t hem
T his, t ogether with the loyal s uppnr t
of t he students, the teache;s and t he
people or Harbor Spr ings ha s made
it possible for t he team to win.
Gonion Wil cox and Ear l DeLa-
Vergne, members of t he. Senior clasr; ,
then gave a few r emacks. Leon \ Vood-
ruff, \Vill ard Cornell , Elden J one.-; ,
and I<'Joyd Backus, of the J uni or
cl ass, a lso gave a ver y s,h,or t t al k on
the game. Rober t Cornell a nd Richard
All e : di ng, the F r eshmen wer e the last
Duane Armstrong t hen r ead us t he
Scrip t ure passage he had selected.
Ever yone was t hen t ota ll y sur pris
ed a nd deli gh ted when Robert 1Swif L
fa vor ed us with a very beauti ful
pi ano solo. VIl e wer e not sati sfiecl
wi t h one howe ver , and wan t ed mor P.
L ut of t he goodness of his heart, a s
we t htough t, he again fa irl y fill ed t he
r oom wi t h tha t wonder ful mus ic.
A few of t he class t hen pr esen teli
a very humo:o us and int er esting pla y
let The cast was :
Da vi s _____ _ E r ma. ' Villi a.ms
Mr. ])avis - ---- - - - - .James Cla rk
M1' . Jones Rex Parl\s
HIGH SCHOOL LIFE
HIGH SCHOOL Llff
Published Weekly by Harbor Springs High School
Editor-in Chief Charl es Beckon
Business !Manager Lester Sta nton
Ass' t Editor Earl DeLaVergne
Ass't Editor Olli e Backus
Athl etic Editor Robert Swift
Joke Editor Roland Taylor
Literar y Edi tor Vivian Lane
Exchange EcLt or Gerald vVheeler
A Vision of War LeRoy Sta nt on
Then the Orators had the s t age
and they certa inly may ;be compli-
mented upon t h eir ability to write
and to give a n oration. The y wer e as
follows:
Pris'o'n Life Thelma Williams
Child La bor l<'lorence Stewart
Ship Subsidy Karolyn P owers
world vVar and vVorl d Peace
Roland Tayl or
The American Red Cross P earT
Mahle.r
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whil e waiting for the judges' de
cision, mus i c from the Edison pro-
* WHO'S WHO AMONG "' vided enter tainment. vVhe n t h e
THE SENIORS "' judges came .ba ck bo the r oom a ll
* , wer e very glad to h ear whom t h ey
Lynn Ward came from di strict No. had decided to be the winners.
7, Readmoncl town ship, Cross Village, T he decision for the declaime-rs :
.Michigan, in the fall of '21 to take an "Abra ham Lincoln"- Third place
agricul tural course in the Harbor "A Vision of vVar"-Second place
,Springs High SchooL In '22 he did his "The Race of Ben Hur"- First pl a ce
bit by entering the decl amation con- For the orator s :
test. He a lso joined the .Boy .Scouts ' 4Child Labt>r"- Thir d pla ce
in '22 a nd has been an UJctive membt>r "Ship pi ace
ever .since. Lynn was elect ed presi- " World vVa.r a nd world Pea ce"-
dent of the> Country Club in '23. This F i rst place
yea r he is editor of t h at organization. Cn Apr.il 11, t he Harbor Spr i nv,'O.
He was on the football t eam in '23, high s chool will be proud t o be r e-
ancl was a lwa y.s on the job to rlo presented by Rol a nd Taylor and Roh-
w.hatever was asked of him. Lynn al ert Swi.ft, at the subdistr 'ct .con test
.so took part in Tra ck during the t o be h eld in P etoskey.
Spring of ' 23. Besides thi s h e has been Every;one in t hi s town wi shes t h em
a fine s tude nt a nd a n active membBr the best of s uccess.
in class baske tball. Lynn intends t e Le tter.s will be awa rded t o all 0r
e nter the Univ er sity of Ida ho , in t h e the winners. Much cr edit .should
near future to take u.p for estry. be given to the coaches who h el ued to
F l orence Baldwin , having toil e d make this showing pos sibl e.
thru 12 yea r s of school, graduates
in June. Some of the honors thflt ,Bett er come a nd get a look a t om
F lorence h as 1 eceived during .her high basketball trophy. It's a da ndy.
s chool cl ays have been, vi ce-president
in ' 23, busine.ss manager of Gr a nge
& Black, oper e tta ' 21, '22, '23, '24 and
has als-o r epresented the cl ass of ' 24
in bas l\etball and t r a,ck.
We t hat the price of a
ve has incr ea sed in P et osk ey . on
accoun t of t h e long fac,es t hat r esult-
ed af ter t he tour na ment Vle hope
t ha t t he war imp:ession will soon be
overcome a nd t h e prk es be re cl ncetl
t o nor ma l. SWIFT AND TAYLOR
WIN CONTESTS
It is qui te the thing now for
14
, a preach er s t o found their sermons on
On th e evening of l\Ia r ch
l a r ge gr oup of pe<opl e assomibled in books by modern writt er s . Of t hese
the high schoo,J a uditorium to li sten " book pr ea che rs" pr oba bl y t he most
to om: declaimers and orato:s . The s uccessful is Dr . wi ll ia m L. Sti dger,
decl a ma tions , whi ch came fir s t were
ve r y well given, a nd came in t he fol- Of Detroi,t. Eve ry Sunda y nigh t for
l owing o.rder : three yea r s h e has prea ched one of
Patri ck Henry Ea rl Juill er et thes e Dr a mati c Book Sermons to
The Trai t or' s Deathbed vVini.fr ed audi en ces of t wo a nd three t housand
1M eyer s
Abr ah am Lincoln
Ma rie zumba ugh per s on s . An i nter view with himself
Ali ce F a unce is publi sh ed in the April Bookman-
Rob' t Swi ft in bort: h our librartes.
George vVashing ton
The Race of Ben H1w
HIGH SCHOOL LIFE
EDWARD RENO EX-
PERT ILLUSIONIST
Secured to Fill P lace of Gor st, the
Bird Man-Will Appear on Lyceum
Cou rse, April 21
The Hig i1 School Lyceum Course
Committee have secured fiom the
lL<)t'l patli Bureau. 'Ren o" ex pert il-
lus :r; n is t. Reno is t o appear h ere nn
Montlay, April 21, a n d t his en-
t e r tainment will t ake t h e place of
Gors t , who found it necessa r y to
cancel hi s engagemen t beca us e of
h is ina bility t o appear h e re t his sea-
son
Mr. Go:s t ,c.oulcl have j)een secureu
for next seUJson but the commi tte3
thought it best t o can cel t h e e ngage-
ment and secure some othe1 en ter-
tainmen t !ior th is year.
Th e Redpa.th Bureau give ever y as-
sw a nce t h a t " Reno" t he "Greai;
of Magie" will be sur e to int er -
est a nd please young a nd ol d a like.
Holcl April 21 open. 1Season t i ck et.;
1i1J a dmit. Single admission r eason
a lli e .
RENO, THE MAGICIAN
Eclwnr d Reno has been a magician
f or more t h:m tl!!rf:y.fhe He has
t ra ,elPl1 in CYer y qua rter of the ;.-;lobe
and is conf<t ani ly innnti ng" nc,w t lti n;;s
in mngic :1nrl illus ion IYi t h which t o
'llYStil\ enter tain t hE' publ ic.
RENO, THE MAGICIAN
ligh ts a candle;- \ vri:ips If in neavy- pa-
p er and later takes it f r om his inside
coa t pocket, s till burni ng. He shows
the childr en how to make t wo doves
out of one. He breaks a n egg in a
pan, li ghts a fi re underneath it and .
then pulls o 1t a cluck. Everything
Reno does is cl one with an exceedingly
clever pai r of ha nds.
Dur ing t he hour and fl half t hat
iitno has the pl fl tform he execnre" *
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nr mnr e t ri cks, two m three tiJllPf' *
:;s ns a re Sl iOIIn il .1 tl :e
LIBRARY NOTES
R''lH>' S running tire of comnvn t
I1C' p ots )ti s is ;.t li OUt
as tl"! r t-t itks tlH11 ll! :-PI\'eS.
He- ",r.< nnt into aisiPS nnd nrnes
into close touch with those attending
t he perfon nnnce. In fact, the au di
en("e t ,tkes pnrt in :nany of his t1icks.
J1eJl<l li SP>< a llUI1l h er Of pets in hiS
enf <J ta inll l!'lltS, and li e al lows the chi!
clren lo wi t h t lwse pets bet ll' een
tin1es. T ln>1e is nhY:l \' S a rush of hoYs
and gi1ls t o t he when he
a n appeal f m ass istants.
An1ong" t he ma ny bewilder ing tricks
perfornte<l by Reno is one in which
he ta ki:'s a la <l's watch from a l oaf of
breaa ll' lien i t is supposed to be l ocked
s ec urely in a \\'oo<l en box:. Agai n, he
. .. . .
Among t h e books sent bY Mrs.
Cockle, of Heari ng- Br,ook, may he
found the following of special i nter-
es t to t he gener a l r eader and t he
high school st uden t as well : "T heo
rl ore Hosevel t" by Lo-rd Char nwoorl ,
and "My Br ot h er Theodore Roost>-
vel t" by Cor inne Roosevelt Robin son.
Thi s latter is espeei ally eas y
wi t h many cu.ts and illust r ati-ons. It.
has a nother feature th at should com-
mend i t to t h e eight h graders who
have jus t been studying Roosevelt' s
life. I n i t is pri nt ed in full t he Na-
t ur e S tory, wri tten by "Teddie" at
the age of 14, which is r efen ed to in
t he school text The fascinati ng li t
tle s t ory i s c.a ll ed "Mrs. Fi eld
'.\1ouse's Dinner Party.''
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HIGH SCHOOL LIFE
MISS CHERRYBLOSSOM
TO BE APRIL 17TH
Postponed Operetta Date Now Fixed
-Reserve Seats at Lane's
Drug Store
The High School Operetta, "Miss
Chenyb.lossom" which was postpon
eel f rom March 28, on account of the
Sbate Basketball Tourna ment, will be .
given Tthurs day evening, April 17, at
7:30 P. m in the high school audi-
torium. Ti ckets will be on sal e at
Lane' s drug s tor e, -beginning April 10.
Reservati on s -of .seats may be maclt
at Lane!s, beginning Tuesday, April
15, at 7:00 a. m.
R eserve t he date, April 17, and
plan on seeing "Miss Ch erryblos-
sonL"
LANE'S DRUG STORE
"OF COURSE"
For everything in DRUGS,
SPORTING GOODS,
SCHOOL SUPPLIES,
N'EVERYTHING.
Yours Courteously,
CLAUD D. LANE
HARTUNG'S STORE
Furnishes all Feet
The Best.for the money.

The Junior Class will serve a fish
.supper in the Domestic Science
ro.oms of the high school on Friday . ll.
evening, April 4, beginning at 5:30.
a nd serving until 7:00. An exhibi tion t\ .A.r::;.
bask etbal l game at 7:00 p m. free to -.v 'l;-o.
t hos-e getting s upper. T he game.
Juniors vs. Senior s , will be over in
t ime for church services at 8:00 p.
m.
NOTICE
1Come on sttiden ts with your jokes
for t he a nnua l. A large number i s
needed at o-n ce. P lease sign yonr
name to each set of jokes a nd pla10e
t hem in the joke box or hand t h em in
to t h e joke edi tor of t he Orange and
black. It will be gr eatly appr eciated.
The Harllor Springs Basketba 11
t ea m went t o Lansing last week to
pl ay for t he cha mpionship o f Mi cll i-
gan in Cl ass C. Thi s was made possi-
bl e by t heir wining the Nmth ern
Michi ga n Cl ass C ' i'ourna ment at
Petoskey_
'1..-he hi gh s chool pi ctures wer e tak-
en l ast week for t he Or a nge an.!
Black.
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s y2x11 i nches-Printed
200 FOR $1. 50
Li ncmR, Rip.pl es. and Color s
200 FOR $2.00
Envel opes to match, same pri ces.
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