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Russell C. (in English)-If this was her lover, she ought to know what he does.
Bob M .- They don't always know.
Is Mr. Larra-a-bee ?
Miss S .- Name something abstract. Anna Y .- Love. Gertrude V .- Ah, that can be felt.
Miss C .- What kind of a dative is that, John? J. Walker (into whom she has been trying to drill infinitives) -Complementary.
Miss S .- What does abstract mean? Hester G .- I don't know.
Miss S .- Then, what does concrete mean ? Hester-Well, I looked that up and it said, not abstract.
Caroll H .- What kind of an apple is it that is green all over? Mr. Andrews-Green apple.
Moore (assigning Chemistry lesson) -We will only take pages 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, over to exercises, for Monday.
Ermil H .--- And we will only finish the book, Tuesday.
Ralph Bruner-What was that "Diet of Worms"? Miner P .- Ask one of the girls, I don't take cooking.
Why is Thomas Green?
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STAFF
Mr. Larrabee Miss Sample Louis Morehead
Laura Ann Reed
Editor-in-Chief
Robert Mulvihill Business Manager
Lillian Moran
Walter Newman
Anna Mckown
Faculty and Seniors
Mary Wilson
Burwell Barr
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Charles Arnold . .. . .. Athletics
Richard Morgan Malcolm Hancock
Mary Wilson
Class Will
Josephine McGuire
Margaret Floyd
... Grinds
John Burke
Herma Bohm
Pearl Hendren
Earl Beckner
Alumni
Elizabeth McCole
Rhea Kinder
Calendar
Katie Teel
Nelson Black Staff Flunky
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( Board of Control j
Russell Stuart Prophecy
Louis Morehead Assistant Business Manager
Louise Thayer Corresponding Editor
Urith Dailey
Literary Editor
Ione Fisher
Lowell Smart
Art Editor
Mabel Stanley
Letty Pratt Music
Ruth Hilt Dramatic
Jeanette Kight German
Russell Comstock History
Mabel Toles Jokes
Ermil Haydock
THE STAFF
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IN
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FIRST AND
LAST SEEN
OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL CAREER
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The Minona Summer School
The Summer School is the fourth or summer term of the regular college year. During this term the regular faculty will all be present, and also a number of other instructors, to assist us in taking care of the increased attendance. The large range and variety in our summer work seldom fail to meet the needs of any student.
College Work, in Mathematics. Language, History. Science, Eng- lish, and Psychology, is offered to meet the needs of both beginners, and advanced students.
Teachers' Professional Courses, in Psychology, Methods, Observa- tion, and Philosophy of Education, are maintained.
Music-Voice, Violin, Piano, Public School Music, History and Theory of Music, under the very best instructors and at moderate cost.
Supervisors' Courses, in Public School Music, and Public School Drawing, will be under the direction of masters of their arts.
Domestic Science Courses, including Cooking, Sewing, Millinery, Chemistry, Sanitary Science, Hygiene, and Household Economics. Primary Courses-Primary Methods, Story Telling, Manual Train- ing, Songs, Plays and Games,
High School Work is offered in almost every High School subject to enable pupils to make up credits for their home school. Many superintendents send pupils to us every summer, and all are pleased with the results.
Common Branches-Grammar, Arithmetic, Physiology, Geography, History, Reading, and Writing, are all presented from a teacher's point of view, and by skillful teachers.
Business Courses, in Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting. Grammar. Correspondence, Office Practice, Commercial Arithmetic, and Commercial Geography, prepare young men and women for good office positions, and for teaching the commercial subjects in the High Schools.
Winona College is a permanent educational institution, in session the year round. It maintains a strong faculty, it holds to high standards, its credits are good everywhere. Its location is the most beautiful in the United States, its social and religious influ- ences are the very best, its expenses are the lowest at which good accommodations can be furnished: $60.00 a quarter, or $165.00 a year, including Board, Room, Tuition, Heat, Light, and Laundry Privileges.
Regular Summer Term Opens June 9. Fall Term Opens September 22.
Winona College
JONATHAN RIGDON, President WINONA LAKE, INDIANA
The First Class
NEW YORK SHOE SHOP
HALF SOLES 40c AND 50c
Work Done While You Wait.
Work Called For and Delivered.
Call 'Phone No. 666
11 S. East St. 2d Door South Gas Office GREENFIELD, IND.
Phone 372 Prices Reasonable
DR. RAYMOND D. FAIR
Veterinary Surgeon
25 West North Street GREENFIELD, INDIANA
one hundred three
H. B. BOLT
All Kinds of Meats and Country Produce
Telephone 135
q LOST-A sole. Is it yours? Then let us replace it before it is too late.
The Arcade Shoe Shop FRANK HAFNER, Proprietor
P. S. We guarantee it to be as good as new. No. 11
W. P. JOHNSON Druggist
Successor to A. C. Pilkenton Drug Company
Drugs, Druggist's Sundries, Chemicals, Toilet Goods, Stationery, Candies, Per- fumes, Kodaks and Camera Supplies.
We are heanquarters for Quality Soda Fountain Confections.
After Riley's Home The Most Famous Thing in Greenfield is
Early's
Chocolate Soda
TOM Smart
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Bill Jones
Prince Sha Phat
COPYRIGHT
Men of Standing
find weighty reasons for hav- ing their habiliments made to measure at McCole's. Men of girth know the comfort of good fit garb-know, too, our skill and care in adapting gar- ments to the physique. But large or small, you'll be ad- vantaged by letting us make your suits and overclothes. A single garment will prove it.
W. W. McCole Tailor
one hundred four
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3 West 42nd Street NEW YORK
Main Office GREENFIELD, IND.
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113 -- 115 South State St. : Greenfield, Indiana
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Arcade Print Shop
... High-Class Job Printing
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SOCIETY PRINTING A SPECIALTY
ROOMS 12 AND 14 ARCADE BUILDING
FRANK C. GIBBS
For HARDWARE, STOVES, BUGGIES, IMPLEMENTS.
one hundred five
The Teachers' College of Indianapolis
Accredited A, B and C. Professional Training for all grades of teaching. Two, Three and Four Year Courses. Special Classes in Public School Drawing and Music, Domestic Science and Art, and Manual work. Kindergartens-Established in 1882. This College specializes in training of Kindergartners Primary and Intermediate Grade teachers.
Spring classes open in March, April, May, June and July. Send for catalogues.
mrs. Eliza A. Blaker, President
The William N. Jackson Memorial Building, 23d and Alabama Streets, Indianapolis, Ind.
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MOTORCYCLES and BICYCLES
Baseball Goods, Fishing Tackle, Razors and Pocket Knives. Motoreyele and Bicycle Sundries, Bicycle Tires, $1.75 to $6.00 each. See our Iver Johnson Bicycles. A. A. GAPPEN, 101 W. Main Street.
Take Her a Box of
At-Kno Chorplates
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1000
DOC
INDIANAPOLIS CANDY CO.
The INDEX
For Cut Glass, Brass Bric-a-brac and Fancy China. For Class, Always
The INDEX
Frank R. Lynam, Res. 'Phone 258. A. H. Rottman, Res. 'Phone 88. LYNAM & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Graduate and Licensed Embalmers
Lady Attendant Ambulance Service Office 'Phone 495. 114 W. Main St., Greenfield, Ind.
one hundred six
For Bargains of All Kinds GO TO
Hart's Variety Stores
Greenfield and New Castle, Indiana
J. C. FOSTER
Hardware and Housefurnishings
Everything Used in and About the Home
Phone 232
6 Main Street
17 and 19 North State Street
FOR
Home Killed Meats, Fair Prices, Pure Lard, Poultry and Fresh Fish-
SEE
E. L. GORMAN
No. 9 North Mount Street
Office Phone 259 --- Residence 77
THE ELECTRIC SHOP BERLIN W. DIETER Contractor and Dealer
"IF YOU WANT THE BEST, WE HAVE IT"
The White House Grocery HARRY STRICKLAND
Telephone 45 :
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Greenfield, Indiana
I. H. BARNES, Jeweler and Optometrist
Presents for the Graduate A Diamond, Watch, Ring, Chain, Bracelet, LaValliere and other Beautiful Neck Pieces.
108 NEW BLOCK :
: WEST MAIN STREET
one hundred seven
Bank
FOR
Young People
Many of the young people of Greenfield and vicinity do not know that
The Citizens Bank Greenfield, Indiana
desires their accounts. Scores of them do, and are taking advantage of the excellent service offered them.
We solicit the accounts of young people and take pleasure in assisting them in every reasonable way.
Jas. R. Boyd, President Geo. H. Cooper, Cashier Wm. B. Bottsford, Assistant Cashier.
GROCERIES, FRUIT, VEGETABLES
For the finest things to eat, Havens' Grocery can't be beat. Just the best in every line And your money's worth each time.
Phone 110 FRED T. HAVENS.
Phone 172
B. S. BINFORD, D. D. S.
GREENFIELD,
Rooms 3 and 4 New Block INDIANA
START
AVOID
RIGHT
ARGUMENTS
By Buying Your HARDWARE
of us.
PICKETT HARDWARE CO.
one hundred eight
The Greenfield
Banking Co.
(Established 1871.)
Oldest and Largest State Bank in Hancock County
Notice the Growth in Deposits-
February 15, 1905 $237.699.22
February 15, 1907 241,913.44
February 15, 1909 289,477.38
February 15, 1911 329,492.05
February 15, 1913
362,570.37
OFFICERS
S. S. BOOTS, President.
E. L. TYNER, Vice-President.
W. T. LEAMON, Cashier.
J. W. FLETCHER, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS
S. S. . BOOTS
CHARLES BARR
B. L. BARRETT
JOHN R. MOORE
HARRY G. STRICKLAND E. L. TYNER
Depository For United States Postal Savings Funds
The A. S. Orr Jewelry Store
For Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Diamonds, etc.
EXPERT REPAIR AND ENGRAVING.
Greetings
to the Class of 1913 --- Also to all pf mir friends and rustom- ers curryjuthere
J. Ward Walker Company
Hasmir Ormple Our. State and Main
one hundred nine
City News Stand
FINE CIGARS CANDY HIGH-GRADE STATIONERY
WALTER R. MYERS Phone 221 : New Block
J. F. Kinder & Smn
Garage and General Repair Shop
Storage, Accessories, Livery
Agents For Studebaker, Hup and Overland Automobiles
111-113-115 East Main Street Phone 27
GREENFIELD, INDIANA
Central
Business
College
stands for the best in business education. Write today for our new illustrated catalog, which tells you all about it. We teach
STENOTYPE
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J. D. BRUNNER,
CHAS. C. CRING,
F. W. CASE,
President.
General Manager.
Principal.
Central Business College
Fourth and Fifth Floors Holliday Building. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
one hundred ten
INDIANAPOLIS
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OMPANY
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The Court House Restaurant DELICATESSEN
In the Eating Line we cater to Private Parties, Dancing Parties, Clubs and Lodges, and will serve any kind of a banquet on short notice.
Your Patronage Solicited. John T. Johnson, Caterer
Stewart's Art Store
For KODAKS and SUPPLIES, PICTURES and FRAMING.
No. 22 West Main
Phone 432
For a Good Square Meal -GO TO- Johnny Bohm's Restaurant 11 North State St., Greenfield, Indiana
WHY SO SAFE?
ECAUSE we use a "Screw Door Safe" which with its contents are well in- sured against and burglary. And back of all are forty-three stockholpers who represent our "wall-to-do" farmers and business men of Hancock county, Capital $50,000. We solicit your business.
CAPITAL STATE BANK (The Oldest State Bank in Hancock County)
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HECKMAN BINDERY, INC. Bound-To-Please®
JULY 04
N. MANCHESTER, INDIANA 46962
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