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HIGH SC,HOOL LIFEVOLUME II Harbor Springs, Mich., Janua ry 18, 1922. NO. XIV

HARBOR WINSCHEBOYGAN

[ElGIITH GRADE DEBATE! ENTERS SOCIE'fY

! ~ r i d a y evening J anuary 12, tb.eL evening the Har.bor eighth grade class of the HarborSprmgs H igh School was represent school established themselves as afo r th.e first 1JiU:-e in its history, so cia l unit by .enterta ining their pa rm th e State Debatmg League. The ents and teachers.1, a.t an informalmembers of the team were: Karo- party. At eight o'clock a receptionlyn Powers , Ollie Backus, and Bon line was form-ed and the / twenty-fourliie Campbell. The question for de parents and the' s-even tea chers pres,b 3.te was, "The St. Lawrence Water ent h.3.d a chance to meet the memway Pr-ojec t. " The ,Cheboyga n t eam ber s of the class.consisting of Kennet McLean, Tom IBa,ker and Ern.est Isaacson, upheld Miss Erma .Williams in welcomingthe f f i r m < ~ . t i v e while Harbor Hi,gh i the guests, gave three very SIO Un.ddefended the negative. The judges 1reasons for having such a party.were Superintendent Richmond, o t 1 Firs t : th.3.t the parents might beMacki.na.c, Superintendent Tate, o f !come a cqua in t ed with the t eachers;Onaway, and the superintendent of . second: that the parents migh t beWolverine. The decision was 2 -1 I ome acquainted with the class, andin h vo.r of the negative. From the last : that th e class cou ld becomevery beginning t he audience saw ,, bet ter acquainted wit.h t.he (i thers.each team was determined to win, .and that it would be r eal debate- Music, a grand march., ~ by Mrs.a nd indee d it pr-oved asuch. The de- C and Mr. Scalf, an mterest:ingbat.ecs a nd coach, Mr . Ba:iley, of Ha.r- Ispe!lmg m ~ . t h and e s h m n t s ,bor deserves much. praise for th eir 1made an enJoyable ev.emng for thosesp l.endid work pr3sent We all vote th e da.ss a I roup of jolly enterta.iners , and W (}

Th e debators, accompan ied by th e m u not fa_l to give a g r1eat deal ofco :t.ch a nd Miss Anderson as chaper- credit to _Miss H o ~ o w her careon , left Ha l'bor, F l"id" Y afte rnoon ful coacb.mg and wspira tJOn .They remained in P etoskey that - - - -- - --night, and a t tended the b

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HIGH SCHOOL L IFE

HARBOR LOSES I HighSchoolNotesO CHARLEVOIXS a.turd ay January 13, the Harborte am .drov e to Ch a r levoix and lost E IGHTH GRADIDRS-17- 12. Cha.rleoix's v et eran team R eady a lways to do our best,defea,t e ci PetGiskley and is exp ec t ed E a rn est .of purpose- th e best to

to cl ean up the north th.is The I t ea ch,.game was play ed in the roller rink S i n c in e f,fo_rt to meet each test,at Charlevoix . Low beams made H a ppy m stnvmg the best to reach .short pass es a necess ity and long Merry in all the work w e do ,shots a t the b a s k an mpo ssibility . Every Eighth Gmde r loyal a nd true .C ha rl evoix';s sty le of pla.y us es a From the "Stu.dents ' O u t l o o k " ~s ho .t pass while H a rbor has been 1 Eve ry t ea cher ca n be "klidded a -u s ing long pa ss e1s . The building I ong" i f yo u know how.wa s poorly h eated a nd li ghted . The volunta ry occup a n cy of a front

H arbo r s t a rted o ff wi th a r u sh ana sea t mean s a su!e "A ."m ade th ree points in the firs t min-I Mu ch w aving o f th e hand willute. The ti m e k er;pe r wa.s not prO' I e ep on e from b eing ca ll ed on .vid e.d with a born or wh.i s tl e a nd in Rom eo and Julte tov:ertiime that was p lay ed, Cha.rle'- 'Twas in a r est.aurant t h at th ey m e tvo .x ~ a ba.sk et . The r efe r ee That wa s wh e1e h e fell in debt ,ruled It to co unt . I or Rom eo- d .wha t Ju li a,-e t.

Th e h alf end1ed, Ch a r levoix 1 0 - Th ey never had met B 4,H a rbor 5. But what had she 2 car e ,In the second half H a rbor played She loved hi m 10 .de.ar ly ,th em ev en t e rms . E a ch t eam m a ll. For h e was a 1,000,000 ai r .ing sev en points. - --------

The game .ended 17- 12 in favor of The stud ents of the High S cho ofCh a rl ev oix. a r e Jea.rning and giving th eir Ora-Ch ar l e'V'o ix made h er winning ' lo ns and Dec la m a tion s . A few a.r epoin t s the fi' rs t qu a rter . In th e being coach ed fo r th e public eont estlast three qu a rte rs , H a rbor pl a yedthem ev-en .Lin eup-

Corne ll rf MarshallWoodruff If MilesBla ckm a n c DagnellDeL aV e :gn e rg ToddWi l cox g Jon esSub s titution: Am es f.or ,DeL a Vergne

Fie ld go a ls - Marsh a ll 1 ; Miles 1;Da gnell 4 ; Jon es 1; Co rn e ll 2 ; Wood1 u ff 1 ; Bl ackm a n 2.

F r ee throw s- ToddWo odruff 2 ou t of 6. 3 out o f 5;Tuttle, of Boy n e City , r e fe :ee.H u b or Springs plays M?n ce lonah er e F r ida y Le t s show sc h oolspi r it an d e-nthu s iasm .

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Th e Class Tournam ent began onTues da y and will end n eoxt Tuesday.All h elp to m ak e it a grea t ev ent .THE SOPHOMORE SHOW

Th e Sophomo : es n ee ded moneya nd thought th e bes t w Y to r a ise itwou ld be to h a v e a show . A co m m ittee was g,ppoin t ed to dec id e on afi'm . Th ey th ought "P en r od " wouldbe popu l1.r a nd pleas ing so ord er e.dth a t fil m . Th e sh ow .was v ery s uecessful a nd uver yo n e agree d th a tth ey r ec eiv e d th e ir mo n ey's worth.Th e to tal ga :n s m ad e by th e cli1S5w er e $15.I f all th e gum you ch ew in sc ho ol,

\Ve re in t o a p] e,It s leng th a n d wid th a nd depth. a n clh eigh t h ,Would m easur e h alf a mi le.I f 3 1! t h 9 e n you u s o,To mast icate tln t gun::,

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