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sec ::md-'IearJ V."ins P:ceTirr:in:J.:ry
A fairly fast basket ball game Friaay, January 14 resulted in an
easy victory for Harbor by a top-heavy score of 52-22. The locals were
too fast for Pellston and from the openirig whistle Harbor started off
with an offensive attack that could not
be Stewart, Harbor's stay
started the ball rolling when
he cage d a field goal. From then on
Ha rbor went on a scoring rom,age. Pell-
ston tried hard to stop the local quint
but could not. For HarboT SteDaYt a t
center was the tright light. Stewart
was the coolest mnn on the floor and
played a fine game . Stewart also wa s
hi gh point man with 23 points, enough
to beat Pellston alone. Cornell of
Ha rbor was next to Stewart with 17
points. Cornell played a f a st floor
game and his defensive work was good.
Capt. Hahn's defensive wo r k was up to
par his floor wo r k good. The
rest of the Ha rbor men also played
fine
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Pellston uas sli gh tly by of practice, but deserves
a lot of credit for the game the put up.
The Preliminary game resulted i n victory for the second team Qver
the I nelegibles by of 20-15. The Second Teao a good
offensive. It was composed of Capt. Taylor, HcBride and <:r inegarden
who was high point QBn for Sec ond with 10 points. The fuarding
of C. Allerding also outstnnd. ing. Claud broke; up many plays.
The Inelegibles shor1 e6. improver..1ent Jver t heir fi rst p-ame, but their
defense weak. Graham wns their scorinf ace with 11 points.
Th o Regula r Lineup
Harbor
Lane----- - ---------------
Cornell------------------

Capt. Hahn---------------
Campbell-----------------
Position Pellston
F ---------------- Warner
F -----------------Burch
C -----------------Gillet
G ---------------Capt. Anderson
G -----------------Miller
Subs, Harbor: Campbell for Lane; Li nehan for Campbell; Johnson for
Linehan; Grimes for Campbell; Campbell for Grimes; Lane for Campbell,
and Campbell for Lane. Pellston: Wilcox for Warner; McLin for Burch,
for Millar and Banter for HeLin.
Field goals: Stewart 11. Cornell 8. Anderson 4. Lane 4. Warner 3
Burch 2. Campbell 1 and Wilcox 1.
Free throws: Hahn 2, 2 Stewart 1 and Cornell 1.
Preliminary Li neup.
Second Team Position Inelegibles
Winegarden--------------- f --------------- Shaw
l.IcBricle- ----------------- f --------------- Graham
Capt. Taylor--- --------- c --------------- Cupt. Allerding
C. Allerding------------- g --------------- Judd
D. Cornell--------------- g --------------- Armstrong
Field goals: Graham 5, Wi ne garden 5, Taylor 2, D. Allerding 1.
Bride 1 and C. Allerding 1.
Free Throws; Graham 1, Taylor 1, McBride l, Judd 1 and D. All erding 1.
Meek: 1 ..1y wife is unc.ecide d whether to buy me a Christmas present
or spend the money on a trip to her sister's.
Meeker: That so.
Meek : Confidentially , I would rathe r have the absent than the
present.
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HARBOR ',7EJS ovr;p ?ELIST0N
Sec::md TearJ Wins
A fairly fast basl:et ball game January 14 resulted in an
easy victory for Harbor b y a t op-heavy score of 52-22. The locals were
too fast for Pellston and from the opening whistle Harbor started off
with an offensive attack that could not
be ston9ed. Stewart, Harbor
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center, started the ball rolling when
he caged a goal. From then on
Ha rbor went on a scoring Pell-
ston tried hard to stop the local quint
but could not. For Ha rbor Stegay t at
center was the bright light. Stewart
was the coolest mnn on the floor and
played a fine game. Stewa rt also was
hi gh point man with 23 points, enough
to beat Pellston alone. Cornell of
Ha rbor was next to Stewart with 17
points. Cornell played a f a st floor
game and his defensive work wus good.
Capt. Hahn
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par and his floor - work good. The
rest of the men also played
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Pellston uas sli ghtly handicapped by of practice, but deserves
a lot of credit :for the game the teL:.m put up.
The Prelir:J inary garJ e resulted in ..: victory for the second team over
the Inelegibles by score of 20-15. The Second Teao a good
offensive. It was composed of Capt. Taylor, McBride and Ti inegarden
who was high point man for th9 Second with 10 points. The f uarding
of C. Allerding also was outstanding. Claud broke; up many plays.
The I nelegibles sho0ed irnproveoent over their first game, but their
defense weak. Graham was their scoring ace with ll points.
Tho Regula r Lineup
Harbor Position
Lane----- - --------------- F
Cornell------------------ F
Stewart------------------ C
Capt. Hahn--------------- G
Campbell----------------- G
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Subs, Harbor: Campbell for Lane; Li nehan for Campbell; Johnson for
Linehan; Grimes for Campbell; Campbell for Grimes; Lane for Campbell,
and Campbell for Lane. Pellston: Wilcox for Warner; McLin for Burch,
UcLin for Miller and Banter for McLi n .
Field goals: Stewart 11. Cornell 8. Anderson 4. Lane 4. Warner 3
Burch 2. Campbell l and Wilcox 1.
Free throws: Hahn 2, Warner 2 Stewart land Cornell l.
Preliminary Lineup.
Seco11d Team Positi on Inelegibles
Winegarden--------------- f --------------- Shaw
UcBride------------------ f --------------- Graham
Capt. Taylor------------ c --------------- Cupt. Allerding
C. Allerding------------- g --------------- Judd
D. g --------------- Armstrong
Field goals: GrahaD 5, Winegar den 5, Taylor 2 , D. Allerding 1.
Bride l and C. Allerding l.
Free Throws: Graham l, Taylor l, McBride l, Judd 1 and D. Allerding
Meek: My VJife is unr, ecided Yvhether to buy me a Christmas pr esent
or spend the money on a trip to her siste r
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Meeker: That so.
Meek : Confidentiall y , I would rat he r have the absent than the
present.
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L1 a f as t a nc1 t Lri ll i nr:, , &rile Coec:1 s qll i n t ;:10 11 froe, t he
outfit of fas t J orCs n t : a s cor of Th r was
f eat Lu d :.;.' t h r c: ir- t i gl: t (.r f r n :o, p o:E : ot h t r c:_ms .
The f i rs t ru.a r t r r w2. :::. 3. bat tl r . CJ n F l l s c o.r cc' t hf' only
it n a s 2. s ic> COLJ.r t s:10t .. Bo t h
s to]ped be fo r e t hey s t art d . Th r s r cJnd c u2r t rr ,
proved a de f ens ive ba-t tle. Pot h t ear:10 tri Pd harc.i t o b1:ral\: Fac h
ot h er ' s defem: ives , bL-:. t failPd. Gl c .1s on sc or 0d a f i elC:. soe. l aJ.id
Ias t Jor dan t hrr f r ee throws th F l r 2d . The hal f ended
5-2. The t t ird quarter fcc.nd Ec::.r ':.J or hit tin;:, t he i r s tri de, and t hey
st arted ail offense t hat srv e) t Eas t Jor dan of f t heir f rr t. Cornr ll
2. nd St r.wart brou.gt t Ha r bo r s ll) to 19- 8 , a t t l: e t hircl c:-_ ua rtPr
wt ile Har :) or' sde f ens e n ::;, s l1oldin[: I' ..i s t J or C.a.n vJell a.r1ay f ro1:1 their
b2. s':.\: et. l as t q_Llart r r f o Gnd f a st Jor<i ':'c.i.1 tr y i n[ to overcome
Ha r b ox
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s lead , s dPfens e hel d t be m t o a l one : oal.
Lin e han added a prett y to our tot al and Stewa rt s a nk a
fr e e t hrow. Tbe f i nal wa s 22-10.
r or E:ar bor Cornell a.ne. St ewa..r t d. ivi e.rc. tte s co.rins hon or s e ac h
getting ten points. b ot h f inP f l oo: and nothing
g ot t he m on cle fense. Ca) t. P: a.hn, Camp bEl l , Li ne ha n and Job.ason,
who pl aye d part of t he l ast cu a rter, a l s o, ) l ayPd dr f pns e
gc;,me s .
Fo.r r ast Jordan, Ca) t. a t SLl ar d Has t lF i r s t a r; he was in
ever y play and a fine (. pf ens ive :amP.
thr se r v i ce f o!wa..rd, who i s ill.
We hope he soon je t o be out agai n .
Har bor
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Field Goals: Cornell 5. St ewart 4. Glea son 2, Li n eha n 1 and
Barnette 1.
Fr a0 Throws : Stenart 2. Gl eason l, Shepa r d 1, Ta ylor 1 a nd Smith 1.
Mr Millan of P0t os key refe r 00 d a nd handl cc\. th e game we ll.
JA!n:: GOUJE I S COI.II :JG LYCF.U}I SQl:.JRSE ATT:tA8TI ON
HII?ERSOltt..?O?. H:::?B FEBRFARY
J a n r.; Goude, i mpc rsona tor and r aa d. e r,-- "The Girl from the We st,"
as she is L::nown to Lv c e-:J.m a ucLi. enc os, will appear on t h e loca l
Lyc e um c ourse Tuosrlay evening , Yob rua :r y f irs t,
The ex emnlificat ion in artist ic uoso of c lass ic stori e s is a
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dis tinct i v o l ;,T or igj n3. l fo:;. t u:r e of a n e nt e rtainin;.;nt p r ogram in which
t h i s ve r satile young woman c r 0ditably displays powe rs of int e r-
pre t at i on and h er abilit y ;
Mi s s Go ud a ; s r oadi n gs and im,arsonat i ons inc lue e quaint di a l a ct
poems by J ame s \Vi1 i t cou b r?.iloj; and exc e r pts .
He r r &r e pe r s onality a nd viva cious
mc.mDr c om?l e t e l y capt i v& t o Eud i enc .:;s
J .:: n o Gouc_u is sur o t o r .. :YL:c ar:lOllf- t he long-romemb orod numbe rs on
the Lyc 0mD cours e .
J UNI OR HI .
Tho Junior Hi gh school a n ow libr c ri nn.
is n ow lib Tn rian fo r s cca st or.
Tho oi hth g:r r.1.cl o toys l os t th.;i r fir.s t of t he s eo..s on , vJhen
t ho Fr eshma n won from them sco r o 1 0-7 .
We e ll b oon s t ulying tur d f or our seoest c r
Vile hcw c tvJO nm-, s tucl.ont s vJ i th us t h i s t e r m.. John J:Iolchi ng in the
Gt h gr Ci do a nd J...-Io.xv.el l Boot h in t hu 8th.
lii s s E:nncr--in I.lus ic; We '\::Jil l a l remr. in in our SOI:l ts on th0 D linoo
Last Friday night Coech :,:,,ull e:rton t ool: li2=ht. but fast second
team to Alanson whers the:,- v:on a well };laved {r,3n e 12--4 .
For Harbor McBride and djvi de d each
getting 3 fie l d coals ,

a t 8. fiEe floo r game ,

wh ile D. Cornell and pJ.a y efi fine
Fo r Alanson t :no Loo:ro t ov::> v:.:el2. .
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H.ATIBOJ PIA YS :
THIS HLRBO:K H:S::1 O::--D :JI VAL, PT;TOf:i l:=EY OII T:-IE COURT.
PETOS::EY THUS FAT: HAS :JO'D :rr;:cJ '.'JIIUI:JG PROI: 2TRO''JG
TEALIS OF CITY AID EAI IJISTI:S . r:L'H:Z LAI'T':R
p ;.:; TOS:::EY , BUT COUID :J OT lililJJ rr :.1E , EAJ :ei..AY'S:O A
HAR:J GALIS THE ,' JIGH1' :3f:::' J::c . HAHIOR IS A:JXIOUS 'i.'O BH-::::AY.: S
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UJ\ .. N ON THE HAR30P L3 T=iALT::lW tiA}m,
.: ILL BRLlG A OP . :r T3 S:HEM, AlJD AI,SO ,
BAND. IT IS 'J? TO US SHJ:J'SI1TS TO 3::3 I H A IA3G::.:; B0:9Y .
rm no:r GOIHG To : rJ Th iS CAES D ' YETTJ IIJG ;;r:r.L li"CLP .
COlE OH SOII:S L:::::T YOUR ;;:OT:;:' O B:b, :J3 J,I'
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Lane ------------------32
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A.ND DOWN
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26, 1927
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HnTbo r wtil8 at East receivea txea tmenL
o.ni Jceain unG. i t s few i.cl1oHers :ocpe to be a b1e to shovJ East
J t.) -:-r)_e,f l a good t i me n l1an 'She cJme up
Aoong the othe:r strong Cla ss C besides Ha rbor this year are
Reed City and St . Francis of City,
Here is the iollowing powe r of our team thus f ur this
yea:: . H!: rbor 160-- --cpponets 74 .
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Annua l Staff Be :, L1s Vlo r l< At Once After
At the Senior cl&ss mee ti nf l ast after noon , the staff fo r
the Hi gh School Anual elected. The voting r esulted in a i i ne
gr ou9 oi ofiicers , with--
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Carlton Seeley--Associate Editor;
James Cla1ke--:Susiness l.:anage r;
Josephi ne Stein--Ass ' t Business Uanage r;
Ford Hoult on--Athl etic
Juane Armstrong--Ar t
Edito r;
liark Graham--JOLB rditor.
The day , the staff and started plans fo r the Annual .
. One dii:ficul ty vas a photorra)he r, si nc ,:J T1ou;'J had bur ned
out a whiL; ago . l'ir. 'l.' ro ap , hm:vever, informed us that he had ne':J
e i: Ui])men t and wu s 1Jrepared to Sl1a 9 us 'Nhene ver v;e n ish . Good
0or k , Mr. Troup !
We have a good staff t his with p l enty or pep and n3w ideas.
The .Annual ;;:hich the Senior Class puts out :eur is expected to
be the best ever Eve r ybody boo st the Annual. It o eans a
lot to the who le school .
P:,P.Y
The French Cl ub entertained t h e latin Club Jan. 13, with a c l eve r
) lay called "T'i1e J r. in S]ite of Ei mself . " The sett i n !?- of the farce
. :as i n a <lense ''JOOd . 'ff hile in a qua rrel 'i: i th his YV ife, Sgnar-
elle, a woo t cutter , boyes her ear s for does not ior give him.
His w1fe to ge t even him.
J us t a t that moment t vw se rvant s ente r the wood.s i n search of a
docto r IOT t he ir mcute r
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s claughter, Lucinda , vJho bas been suddenl y
s truck dur.1b . Her wedding is on the.t but Lucinde is
i ll l ove wi 'ell the man whom he r fathe r wishes he r to marry . She is
in love with Le' a ndre , a young with no money.
IIar ti ne, Sganarell e
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s 'Ni:fe , msets the s .3rYan ts and te l ls t hem of a
man v1ho ca n wo-:"::. .wncle rs, Lut he is :tatheT eccentric c:.;.ml. ;1retends to
be a wood-cutter . He has to be beaten tetor2 he will confess that he
is a do ctor . The t wo se r vants iind Sga nar e lle and beat hiiJ severe l y .
Lfte r he :nas confessecl they 1ci LJ to : ,uci nde . At first
is d little t o how to the a doctor a s is ex-
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pe ct ecc of him, bnt he soon the of Le ' J. nd r e ancl
decides to him ma rry as an apothecar y , Leandr e
his into Luci.,.1de ' s hous e v7 i th thJ docto r and 9lo:po s th

s sanare1le I s ' a rt in this is S 0 0 ' 1 1'ound out (.:,:1C't hJ is S.:mt enc 3d to
be hange d . J .. 0 ' ancLr 8 c:::.nd Lucindo alTt).Je:.;. r afc.in , :Se' anCLro announces
that he ha s cha11ged his o ind a bout Lucindo, who has onJ y
cluub an\:. that i ncidontlcl h ,; h<. s just bocomJ hoi r to a l a r ge
fo rtune. l UCimlc
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S fu. th0 r COl1S0nts to th.J fi1 Ur r ic...p:c; 8..l'l d S.rc.cnarJllo is
sav:J cl frorJJ thJ gallovis .
The cast of charact e r s
Sga.narol l e , a 1,Joodcuttar--Rob.Jrt Swift
hla r tine , h is Powe rs
Va l ore , su rvant --Rob 0r t Corn0ll
I,uc as , a s a rvaat --J2.mds IIi tch,;ll
LGanc.i.r.J , th..; l ov.,;r --d&r L Graha>n
Luc.:indJ , t h0 dun b h ,)YOin.; --J os si0 VfinJ f8Yd _; n
G0ront0, th0 f atho r of Lucind0 --Russ0 ll 3oo
Jacqu3s , nur su --EthJl Bul ock
Aft...; T th--: p l a:' thJ unci ac to:rs )roc o..; d ;d t o tho 'vJ h .; r e t ho
schoo l par ty was hJl d .
l]istress : Can you ,;:xpL .. i n'.;h y i t is, E .. r ;i , ti::a t (j VJry timu I conw into
this x itch.:;n I f ind you
maid : It must bu rubtor h0ols oi yours ,
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CH.AllBER OP CQl;iliERCB TO S?OJSOR SCHOOL BP.ND
Fine Opportunity to High School Boys
Th.e Chamber of Commerce has offered free instrrrments, instructions
and suits to all those boys who wish to play in the High School Band.
This is a rare opportunity for the betteroent oi our a chance
for a lot of boys to prove themselves Bethov0ns and hlozarts. East
Jordan has a good school band. Harbor ouf ht to have a better one.
Such a chance should be allowed to Let's boys!

Hotoreop: ( produci nr:- note "Name please . !I
S)eeder: Alaysius Alastir CJTlrian--
M. C.( puttine book away): Well, don 't let me ca t ch you again.
She(back froD Paris): I can ' t go to the dance toni f ht , trunks have
not arrive d yet.
He : Good Lord, Dhat ki nd of a dance do you think this is going to be?
Bay Simp son, negro l abo rer, was in his fi r s t day wit h a con-
struction pang under a who Das known fq r getting the maximtm
au10 unt of labor oJ. t of hi s ::1en. Sj_Erpson ca rri ed heavy t; i mbe r aill.l day.
At t he end of the Ctay he a'' cl t he bo s s and. said : "I.Ii s ter, you
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"Hama , <; her e ti oes Sant e. ge t a ll hi s t il.Llfs? "
''Oh , he DU?S the:;:; . ''
w:e ll, he must be c: ja:J t o l et an;/o:1e off a tin wat ch on him."
\ was to bd married fo r the thirC a nd his had been
once be f ore. The groom- ele ct across the bottom of the
'.vaC.G. ing i nvi tatio:1 sent to u :f riend : "Be sur e t o com::.; ; tl; is is no
amateur pe r iorrii d. 21c,:; ."
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Room or cell?
Soprano : Did you notice how my voice f illed the hall ni te?
Soubrett e : Yes , dear , in fact , I no ticed S3YOr &l l eavi ng to
ro oQ f or it .
Of all t he sad
The r e ' 2 to comDar e
With t; r ed. ".h ;.f?. i n t h 3 ss
On a st un tLut isn ' t 'che ::::J .
A negr o at a Ch i nes o c skJd the Is this a hand
l aundr:;?
Th8 Chi m:.r..J a'l a ilJe sg,ue e is.
?!.Jll , './ash :11:--, ha21ds .
" It ' s no us"' ::J i n.cinf' s a i d the <l oc t or. "You E:. r :3 ve r y ba d. Is
t11c: r ;; d.l1:ione 'VOt' ld -co s 3e?"
"Y0s ," r <:! ;_JlL;d t hJ ::.'uintl y , "o.nothGr doct or, nl ea sc:."
'/life , tmex:p oe;t .:; r: call at t hu offic e , "You told me , J ohn
that yo ur nJw t 'nist wa s an ol e: ma i d."
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inst ea d.
Sean on a Ford: This ca r us ed t o belons t o a De tr oi t millionaire:. One
mo r e _:,> ayment and its El ine .
Judge :
Pluto:
You a r e che r ga d out of s eas on .
Your honor , I out of s elf defenso .
go to col l ego t o st uQy s o thuy can to the
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John Eby was absent f r om s chool Thursday, Januar y 13.
Juanita Ro3tl r er school Thurs day ant Jan. 13
and l < [\ (;COUnt 0:.::' ilLleSS .
T!le Ho t Lunch is much enjoyed

the f :rorr: scliOol.
Walter I'lm.1me rt visited school Ttursclc. y atternoon , Jan. lZ . Hazel
Mumr::w rt vras absent Iionday Da r ni ng , Jan. 1'7 .
Indian Gar&en School Notes
by Sadie
Irene Thomp son r eturned to s chool IIonday , Jan. 17, been sick
"fo r three
Clare Thompson ret ur ned t o school 1
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been absent 2 wee ... :s on ac count of siczness .
The fo llowi ng we r e neithe r absent or tardy fo r the mont h end-
ing Jan. 7; Albe rt Cetas , Dale Cetas , Roba rt IIer le
The fourth and seventh grades a r e studying- li ichig-an, and making
"Michi gan bool:lets., this month.
Viola Radle, our second grade r, has finished he r rec.der and is ready
for another one .
Teacher: Ue rle , do you l i ke
Merle: I don 't I never tasted of it .
Pleasant View School
Many of our I.J UlJils have been absent on account ot colds .
The seventh gr ade 011 their Uichigan Project Workbook .
The tirst ha ve lea :rned to tell and are now begi nni ng t he
corJbinations. In word s tuc.y they a re studying "family wo r ds ."
J ulia Pisarczyk and Helen Lohse just f i nishe d a health It
is a large paper mi l l: bottle with eight rul e s fo r health mn it. They
used pictures to i llustrate .
. Hop -Scb tch anCi.. Bec:m Bag are the r;hief games now days .
Tbe eighth grade agri culture class just finisher. a drav1 ing showing
the sourr;e of plant foods and their functions .
Pourth and fift h grades made a poster "How to Keep the Dr. Away ."
The fourth and s ixth grades have been enjoying gomes in.
English to learn the corredt use of verbs.
Gladys Banter drew an egg t o show the parts of it and Annie and
Ma::..y Pi sa:::-czyk drew a di sg:ram s howing t he fcods necessary to make
these par ts . These drawlngs Qake agr ic Qlture ve ry interesting.
C 01.1::::: OH? RURAL ! .
LI:l:' S SE:: I iOR"S
Uari an and Br own have not been a bsent or tardy thi B term.
Allport absent t no days last weak ber;ause of ilJ.ness .
Wednesday Jam1sry 26th . Telephone Company give a
show at the school house .
?ea rlSchlappi visited our school Tuesday, 18.
This news is from the Hedri ck School.
Debi t: I t:i1ought wu r e economizing .
Credit: I am. I haven ' t paid &ny bi l ls fo r six months
. Boss: But Wh'r do ' TOU_ Wtmt to l__e i.i ve th8 storc_; and. VJorlc in a bank?
Boy : Because the reb' s uon-.;y lD I-r;.
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place Jan. 19 . A S)l endi d
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on tlle :)isno , saxs.) ::10ne 2:-.1c .. chi c es
givi ng [_::o o<l va::ciety to t he -, r o-
gr ;;;.rn . T:r1e only fa ct
that sa f3w veo0le we r a
to hear s uch a fi ne p r ogYam.
.r V VHl
He r e I am, out to sea
With nothi nf brrt my boat and me .
0 , it wa .: on that awt ul nif.-bt ,
The Dind blew hard , and the rope
p:rew t
That he1cl rqr boat up to the
Eecur e, I thot, with a great big
1Ct10 >}
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I 11 e a r CL t 11 e s o l.lTI , a 21 I a t __ ; o .r: e
And then I dri fted to sea ,
no thi ng but DY boat and me .
It l onel y here t he fi rst few
days
Wit h nothing but the white

I watched them dance ; I watched
them nlay ,
Fl e ck ing cheek with a filmy
And soon with I did l ear n
To ge t along without
For I made some out of
And hooked theo into the f i shes '

We had hasps oi f un , my boat and me
Tossing abc ut i n t his bri ny mea .
Once whan my drifted in
shore
I on the beach t wen ty Qerrnaids
or r:1o re .
All we r e as bJaut i ful as the sun
is bright.
I oarveled athis
p: lor ious si('nt .
One her head and see i ng oe
CalleC. out I mi fht be
I t old her all , and &bout the days
I !lad ".' i th these infe rnal
wave e .
She t i nkl ed a laugh , and said ,
Follovr"e ;
I wil l JOn to love this big
blue ssa .l(
I her down or
more ,
Till ,ne cace to a little , r reen
e.ea'Jeec": door
At this of which wa s
eo .. in the sand
That this led the wa y t o t he s ea
n;j:-Tohs ' lc.nC. .
She the r-ate , v1e both
S Vi t'tD thr:l
Into ha l ls of a deen'3r hue ,
just mas s ive i n
size ,
With gems all over its
sideb .
It ,,n:.i.s wond.ertul here , it seern e C. to
0
" I o e l i eve , I s E:. i d , I l L c e the s ea
On c ora l sat k i ngs and
queens ,
The li ke of which are found in

came mus ic exyuisite and
clea:::-,
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v:r.ic h hel (i r_-,e s -) 8llbound \o\ i th joy,
I 38.".' QU83 l' fish and crabs and.
she J. :.s ,
t hinfS ! ne ver tell .
- Ii . De'Ni t t
SPORT N:::::WS
Ford Lo'J.lton
For this Friday ni [ ht HarLbr has reserved the services
of one of the best officials in the State to referee the Petoskey-
Harbor game . His name is I.lr. Lodewyk, Physical director of Ut .
Pleasant Normal.
This coming March be the scene of tournaments for ball.
Harbor has again been elected to hold one of the tournaments. A. W.
Thom}!son, Eanager,has notif ied Harbor to that 0ffect. Last year
Harbor put over the tournament in good fashion. Evory visiting team
complimented""Dn the fine treatment they received.
ACT IVITIBc 0::.. ., CLA:
FARI.I CROPS CLASS:
So far in 1927 our class has been studying the producti on of
potatoes. We have learned. the 15 operations which are essential in
producing good potatoes. are: 1-Place t il e potato crop on soil
adapted to it. 2-Plow ground in fall or earlv spri ng and fit
the seed bed thoroughly. 3TGet the cleanest s ee d available of highest
yielding variety. 4. Treat see d with corrosive suolimate to control
scab and black scurf. 5. Plant whole seed or cut to size .
6. Green-sprout to increase vigor of gr oDth, hasten maturity, and
increase yield. 7. Use according to soil needs. 8. Plant at
ri ght time, and at proryer de 0th and spacing for your soil . 9. Cultivate
freguently and thoroughly. 10. Spray to control insects and diseases.
11. Ha rvest when mature, using best method. 12. to meet N. S.
Standards . 13. Store in well ventilated cellar or pits. 14. Practice
hill-selectiori of seed. 15. Grow potatoes in a pood rotation.
We have also studied diseases a:1cl insect pests of potatoes and how
to control them. 'Thile st udying diseas es we have found that scab is
one of the worst diseas es and ma y be controlled b y the
potatoes for i hour in a solution of 4 oz. of corrosive subliraa te in
30 gallons o:: r.ater.
',;e also learned that 90% of the \oJ orld' s suplJ ly of potatoes are
procluce d. in Euro] e, and German;v raises of these.
Michigan is one ot the principal -_; ota to grov-J ing states in the
United States.
--Veda Wheaton.
SOI LS CLASS;
We all came back to school a ltar vacation, s a d that vacation was
over . Sorne of the cl d. BS were i mDllmized a f. ainst scarffi.et feve r and
pretty sick day l a st We all mi s sed our problems and
I.Ir . Brown assured us that v; e \Noulcl be in for no , ' Ortuni next
week"
We ha ve been about acid soils and the ways of
this condition.
Before alfalf a it is to correct the acidity of the
soil. This is usuall y done asing lime. Acid s oils may be detected
b y using the Soiltex Test. It is fun to wo r k this tast and easy too.
Ea ch memb e r of the has given a r an ort on fe rtilizer for differ-
ent crops. These have been interesting but it wa s more interesting
if we could get Ur. Brown to talk about skates and skd.ting. are
vvriting c:. L:st today and soDe of us don't 1:now much G. bout it.
If I am not in f or ty class n0xt r:eek I rJill be mighty
s urjJ rise d.
- -lvia t ther,; ErvJ in.
Son: Pop, what i s discipline?
Pop: Discipline, my son, is s om0thing you can learn e ithur during
the first ye&r at school, or the first year of murri0d life.
Crawford; DoJs your wifJ beli J VJ ov0rythl ng you toll her about
yourself?
Crabsha>:J: No sh3' c1_ r a thJr b J l. i::.lvo rrhc:.. t cv,:; r;rbo0.y t olls h .H ab out mo .
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Frosh: Oh, its just ham boiled in cold water .
Junior: Where did the cave dwellers cook?
Senior: Why on the mountain ranges, of course.
Caddy to golfer who has ,just a club--Huh, that's nothing, you
ought to hear my dad when he shaves.
She: Thi nk how few m2.rrie d people live happil y together .
He: Think how s eldom they a1e together, though.
Harold: Did you whi) papa when he was a little bo y?
Grandpa: Why, certainly.
Harold: And did your papa whip you?
Grandpa: Yes.
Harold: Well, who stt..rted this, anyway?
Mrs .: No bachelor can rinderstand a womart . -
Er.: Huh , what else in the v;orld do you suppos e ma};: es a man a
I hear a s kater dro0ned in the pond yesterday. How did it
happen?
Speare: He wasC<.cha.uffeur and '9aid attention to the "Danger" sign.
Vlhe n you saw t he bandit crav: ling,o alon! the top of the car
why didn't you say something tb about it?
Passenger: I thought it was sooe fallow Dho invented a short cut
way of ge tting into his upper berth
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Mother: Tommy , viihat cio you tell Uncle Titevva'(i' fo r giving you the
dime?
Tom1ny: I never was s o su;rprise d in all my 1i ie .
Teacher: What
tense is "I am
beautiful."
Stude : Past.
Russell Cass-
idy , re c i t i ng
on She rlock
Holme's story,
"The Si gn of
the Four, '
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lady received
a pea rl one
year and it
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Optimist: Life is li ke the glorious ocean .
v:-'hen in Ror.1e do
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'Nhen around here
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Viha t' s Yirong with
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duce but not on
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bills.
Pessimist: Yes, ,i us t like it. You can ' t go anywher e without
ing up, and when you're on you're wo rried to death for fear you
wi ll go to the bot tom.
Fr ed. : I hardl y knoP what to do. If I don 't hurr y up I 'iJ on't get her.
Millie: Yes, I know.
Fred: And if I do n 't slow down , her fathe r won 't give his consent.
"Father, what is scandal ? "
"Scandal, my son , is somethi ng whi ch peo"Dle do , t hinki ng they will no t
get caught, and which is taLced about 1J ;r other ,) e0:1le who vvo uld do
the same thing if they we re not af1eid t;he y get caught.
Marriage settles a man down . It certa i nl y does --like a piano on a
hor s e- f leas back .
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