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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16
JAMESBURG

ESCAPED from the Law" given by
the dramatic club of the local
Methodist church will be given at
Hightstown on Wednesday, night for.
the benefit OF the Hightstown
Grange.
The lighting system of the Pres
byterian church was out OF order
Saturday night, thus making a
scheduled meeting an im~posibility.
The local ara department have de-
cided to hold a dance In Lange's
hall on the evening OF February 9th
In and effort to raise funds for the
purchase of supplies. Nelson's or
chestra. Of Perth Amboy. will fur
nish the music.
Albert Chiffon has purchased the
trucking business OF William Con-
over, of Gatzman avenue. who ow-
Ing to Ill health. was compelled to
retire. The former also purchased
the horses and wagons from Mr..
Conover.
George w. Richards, OF lower
Church street, whose mania for the
collection OF the now Lincoln PEN
niles has now reached the acuts
stage. has already neatly wrapped
In packages OF twenty-five W. 1--we
thousand OF the new currency.
Superintendent James Wilson, of
the Jamesburg Ice Company. COM
menced the harvesting OF a lne quail
ity of eight inch ice Monday.
Misses Eleanor Hameil and Nellie
Savidge were New York City visit
ors Saturday.
The New Years reception of the
Roundabout Book Club will be
held Thursday evening, January ID,
In the chapel OF the Presbyterian
church.
The Jamesburg Amusement Com
pany, composed OF Mrs Annette
Wheeler and daughter Margaret, Of
Little Silver, have quit their moving
picture venture In Lange's hall and
have disposed OF their outfit to Al
bert LANCE, who will continue the
business. Poor business was the
cause OF the retirement of the ladies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16
sPOTsWOOD

1t Is reported that Thomas
StrahIe, now night Waterman al
the plant of the Bloomfield Mills
Company, at East Spotswood, has
rented the residence In Main street
formerly occupied by Ernest Pullen.
Mr.. Pul1en Is now sojourmny In the
west.
Mrs. w. En- Daw. wife of the rec
tor of ST. Peters Episcopal church,
is slowly recovering from an opera
ton performed at q Philadelphia
hospital. Mrs. Daw will return to
her home here shortly, It q said.
Henry Yahnel was "a Helmetta
visitor ON Saturday might.
Neason y. Jolly spent saturday
afternoon 90 the guest nj. hts
brother, George jolly, OF Perth. AM
boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington La Rue,
Of Perth Amboy, were entertained
here over tho week end at the resi-
dence OF the formers mother, Mrs.
y. j.. La Rue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. wiIbur Van Dyke
and family. OF East Spotswood.
were enrertnanea on sunday nj tne
residence OF Mrs. Van Dykes sister,
Mrs. George w. De Voc.
Fine skating w&s enjoyed On De
Woes lake last week until the heavy
fall OF NOW The les was in excel
lent condition.
B. Feldbaum. enc OF the villages
many enterprasing merchants, has
had his store equipped with gaso-
line lights. The improvement. has
met with general praise.
Miss Edith Arnold spent the
week END as a guest at the residence
of Miss Nellie Clark, OF Perth Am
boy.
Clarence Phillips was entertained
on Sunday night by friends at Hell
meta.
1t is reported that Charles Beebe.
of Jersey City, Son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Beebe, OF West .Spotswcod.
will b6 married during the spring.
Mr.. Beebee resided here until about
a year ago, when he left to take
up his present position with the
Central railroad. He was captain Of
the Elm AsA. baseball team during
1910.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16
SOUTH RIVER

The Nossas-ksa Sewing Club was
very pleasantly entertained this af-
ternoon at the home OF Miss Blanche
Brant. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Voorhees, Serviss is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. George Brewer
of New York city
Mrs. Hattie Southland will enter
tain the Circle OF Kings Daughters
at her home Wednesday aight. This
society ia making plans to celebrate
the twenty-second anniversary of its
organization on or about February
I5.
Mrs, Pauline Klauser is entertain
ing as her guest Mrs. Rose, OF Wood
haven. 4. /.
Miss Olive Cathcart was q week
end viaitor among friends in Manas-
guam.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

II received more than 400 proposals
OF marriage In aay mali this n~sofnins.s
remarked 8 sedate and elderly gentle
u TO dis wife. whom he was enter
tanning at luncheon down town the
other dag. The whitc-haired lady gasp
ed Don't be alarmed, my DEAR hsr
husband wsnt GA. ~ft was only q thick
little pink pamphlet from a town In
Michigan II was sent by q, man who
calls himself the Cupid OF that stata.
Il rosstzszsca iias descriptions u iassss
meTabls women who want to marry. I
don't know why 1t was sent to me-
probably Just an arrow shot Ia ID air.
Judging from the catalogue OF aspir-
ants for my hand the marriage mar
ket Ia ovefstocked with widows Just
NOS. The oldest 1 noticed was IS. and
tbs youngest IL. Delicate way fog
on 70 propose. chr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16
ROB STATION
SOUTH AMB0Y
Believe Thief Had Slot
Machines Broken.
specsa! to the EVENING NEWS.

Epecia! to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy. Jan. 16.--When
the baggageHaaster mant to the New
York & Long Branch railroad sta
ton at 5 osElock this morning to
open 1t for tfe days work hs found
that 1t had been entered during the
night by a tbief or thieves and the
slot machines looted. The te1e-
phone booth had bSen broken into
and the money removed. The chew
ing gum machine was also smashed.
It is not known how rnuch money
they contained. An entrance was
also gained to the ticket Office, but
as there was nothing but tickets
there nothing vas taken.
AS the station was found locked
as usual this morning. and as there
were no signs OF any doors or vim
dows being forced, the supposition is
that the thief had a key. The sta
ton Is closed at s O'clock eyery
nfhgt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16
AND Ia orr seeond.

The way Of writing modern ro-
mances.-Albsrt rode with the speed
of an arrow to the garden. sprang like
the wind from his steed. climbed like
= squirrel over tho hedge. writhed like
a snake through tho ralings. new like
q hawk to tho arbor, crspt up to her
all unseen, threw himself passionatsiy
at her feet, swore franticaliy that he
would shoot himself: was, however.
Immediately heard. seated himself In
blessed delight 1t her side. sank on
her bosom. SWAN In . sea OF bliss-Ail
this was tho work Of . aecondf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

Virginia has an old law. dating
back to the days OF Patrick Henry.
which prohibits rightsof-way being
procured by condemnation proceed
inxs through an orchard for = public
read. Why an orchard WA particu-
iarIy designated for fayoritisn Ii not
QuIts clear IN these advanced days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

Tho State Trust C.


One u The broad slopes Of Most
0fngues. France. II reported TO hare
Become detached from It's founda-
lions. and to have moved over q dis.
lance OF nearly . quarter Of = mile.
carrying with II the soil. meadows
and woods. and covering up In it,
passage roads and bridges that stood
In the way. A chestnut grove has
travelled Ave hundred feet without
suffering any apparent damage. bu.
many small lakes have been formed
By the damming OF the waters.-sci-
entihc American.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

To cleanse the surface OF oil paint
ings, and remove dust and soii-marks.
nrst dust the surface thoroughly of
light particles OF dust. Then prepare
a bath Of warm water and add there
to a grated potato grated fine. and
well rub this over the paintings till
clean Afterward wash over with a
light suds of warm water and CASTLE
soap. using . sponge, and finally
rinse In clean soft water and dry with
q soft cloth or channels.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16
FIRST GOVERNOR IN OFFICE

New Msxiso's New Governor 10 lnau-
purated.
Santa Fe, N. M. jan 16.-William
G. Macdonald, Democrat. is now gov
ernor of New Mexico. The oath was
administered by Chief Justice Roberts
of the supreme court The inaugural
party was escorted to the capitol by a
military and civic procession. which
was witnessed by. the largest crowd
rever assembled In this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16
PLANNING TWO DANCES
POTSWO0D FOLKS
special 70 tAs EvENrNe NEWS.

SFVVHSF ~ ~ We" " y
Spotswood. Jan. 1e:-There will
be q meeting of the Spotswood Dane
ing Club tonight In Whitney hall. It
will be the nrst assemblage OF the
young folks since the enjoyable
dance on New Years night. Special
arrangements have been made to
have this evenings function a decid-
ed success. William Martin, of
South Amboy. will furnish the music.
Miss Hazel Clark Will entertain
with a ball In Whitney hall Wednes-
day night. Many friends OF this
charming young lady are planning to
attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

Radiam OF the highest activity
never loses any OF Its properties. A
regular output OF radium means q
regular increase In the quantity OF
radium in existence In the world. IN
consequence Of this property, . hiring
system has been developed. q proce-
dure which will naturally hamper ths
development OF q market.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

Thought fs Covered the Ground.
A imam. who was dunnsd by q book
seller for 4 book delivered soma tims
before returned the bill with this
written on It: II never ordered this
book. II I did, you did not send 1t.
II | got II. / paid tor II. Il ] didn's.
I won'ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16
Mo vaaabond Currents There.

A system for the protection of gas
and water mains against vagahond
currents La in use at karlsruhe. This
Ii formed by placing at suitable spots
electros In the ground and connect
Ing them to the positive pols OF q low
tension source OF electricity Ian ac-
cumulator or dynAmo), whils the
pipes to b protected ara connected
TO the negative pole.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

Reserve In power. He Ia wise WIS
lives 3 good part Of his life inside OF
himself. Too much speech 10 weak
ness. II ls better TO hold much Of
ourselves In reserve. to be discernsd
By degrees. and neyer 10 the utter
most limit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

Make q small teaspoonfui Of gfyser
rims qnits warm By holding IN .
spoon Y . candle, pour gently late
the ear. lay . pad of heated cotton
wool all I'VE the a and fastsa On
W. = flannel bandsge. This re-
care; mind the giycerins muss
not hot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16
A REPUBLIC BY DEcREE7
Edfct Expected That viii Restore
psaos In China.

Iondon- Jan. i8.-The correspondent
Of the Times at Picking, telegrap hing
to his paper. says that within three or
four days a momentous edict will be
issued In China which will 90 much
further than has been expected. 1t
will not only the abdication
of the reigning family. but will decree
the establishment OF a republican form
Of government for China, the people to
elect a president.
The belief is that this will cause ths
republic to be guarded by the people.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

Every deaf psrson should carry =
whistle. II the family make h An
tnvkfiabis rule tor some ons 70 ap-
pear in answsr 70 tins whistle tbs ems
afflicted with deafness viii b pleased
with the result. Il will prevent uss-
leas calling and says many sfaps.
Il MAJ. Ds.. n;~a sas ;~sss 4l~.s ~.
tsfactcry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

When Socrates was asked why he
had built for himself % small .
house. he replied, Small a. It Is. I
wish I could all II with friends
These. indeed. arc all that = wise
man would desire to assemble: for q
crowd IL not company, and faces are
but = gallery Of pictures, ard talk
but = tingiing cymbaI, whore .thsrs
IL no love.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

4 European legend Of the origin q
pillow laos dives the crstis for IT.
discovery to Barbara Uttman Of
Nuremberg. Germany, In 1854. This
u antsdatsd. however. by tvs vol
umes OF = book on lace printed in
1857 In Venice. copies OF which are
In the MALTA National library, VAL
letta, and which explain several weil-
developed pillow Lace pAtterns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16
Great orace.

Il Il n great matter to associate
with the good and gentle. for this II
naturally pleasing to all and everyone
willingly enjqyeth peace and loveth
those best that agree with him. But
to be able to i've peaceably with hard
and pervarss persons. Or with the dis
orderly, or with such as 60 contrary to
M, Is = great grace, and a most COM
mendabis and manly things-Thomas
q Keznpis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16
sisss Tor sal1

A little salt rubbed on the cups wlI1
take OF tsa stains. Use salt ard
water tc clean willow furniture. Apr
ply with a brush and rub dry.
small quantity Of salt put into white
wash viii mako It stick better.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

Faith is not hostile to science. want
Of faith expresses itself In fears and
ciamors. 4 large faith lifts inquiry
into thoas heights where ali things
srs sesn In tbs light Of divine anfty.
Edward Hunxsrford.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16
Tact.

Tact IL not q gift. but an scauisi-
tion. and yet fhsrs Is something tenn
psramentai about 1t. It In like .
singer. Some have voices easily
trained. others voicss 1it.cuit 70 suhs
due. some such ~ r hopelessiy r.
bellious. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

Many . man, who In now thrilled
with the currsnts u the life Of this
modern axs frosty passing through
him. IL in danger OF moral disaster,
through detective spiritual insulation.
Are the wires OF your ambition well
wrapped around with the Insulating
material Of prayer and faith and lovsf
-Zion,s Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

Clara Warvillow. a two-year-olA
LADngton child. who died lately lived
for nearly nins months with . knit
TIM aeedle In hsT body. she was
opaRasaa Oh @ eew days asos and tia
neeals was extracted. hHe ah@ =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

A sleepy churchwarden who often
played at cards. hearing the minister
use the words shuttle OF this mortal
coil" started up. rubbed his eyes.
and exclaimed. Hold ont It's my
deali"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

.qsarzv anas meant a young zssrxea
81 either sex, as also did .masd.S
We sssII kssp something Of tbs mean
ins when we speak Of a young orstoF
making hls maiden speech
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

Two Persian scientists hAvs al
vauced tho idea that tbs sancst type
Ut mon hare large feet. willis tAs
sansst types u Eoznsn have small
onsx
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

Oa ths Scotch bcrderiand Il Is the
custom for 8 bride and groom to givs
kha young EHe1 snd hoys o. the coEa-
NanalEy football to kick around.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

any affair or happening, or Cir
euE0aEaaea* whfeh ss too small 20
make II Wan9 al. worth while aa -
adjusting force ii too small TO
worry shout.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

any AFFAIR Ok happening. or CIR
ssEnatanee. which Ii so0 email 10
make i Want -. worth while &c ~
- adjusting forces ~ toe asa@zz so
worry about.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

ANY affair or happening. OF q
e~ams&anes, which Is so0 small 10
adjusting force la too small To
make q Want Ad. wrrth while - an
as=same shouE*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

Hydrolith. 8 hydrats OF carbon. i
being used for the resuppiyIng Of bal
Icons vita hydrogen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

Tho EVENING NEWS has tho
circulation In the county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

Our lives are truly It an ena wnan
We r loved no ionGer-zoT.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16
Waiaht oY sba Nioad.

There are rs pounds OF blood In sha
body OF In average grcwnruD nsTson.
and at each puisatton the heart more
ten pounds.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-03-07
Hold On Bible Class.

The II. o. Is. c. welcomes Messrs
Losey, Ward and EdigOtler, the newest
cOmers to the class.
OF the 81 members, p were present.
Was | one of the absent ones?
We need every one every Sunday.
There is inspiration in numbers.
The class that is faithful to the
Book, allowing nothing to trespass up.
on the time for its study, and seeking
to interest all its members in its daily
study, will be the class of fullest life
and greatest power.
The heart is the healthlest that sends
pure, red blood to the eXtremities of
the body, likewise the class that sends
the gospel TO the ends of the earth will
have the finest life.
Every adult a member, and every
member Christian" should be the
definite aim of every class. What shall
it profit a class If it should gain the
whole community to its membership
and they be not led to accept'Chrst as
personal Saviour
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.pERSONHI...
Movements and Doir"; of People That
You May Happen 10 KNOW.


John Sweet, of Sandusky, was home
over sunday.
Mrs. Eva Black was in Port Huron
on Wednesday.
Memo Montney is visiting relatives
in Yale this week.
Fred Chamberlain was at .IeddO last
Friday prospecting.
VIM. II. Learmont was at Ieddo last
Friday on business.
f. +. Pratt, of Port Huron, visited
Yale friends Thursday.
Mrs. +. j. Black is home from Sev.
eral weeks stay IN Detroit.
Miss Ostrander, Of Worthwhile, visit.
ed Yale friends the past week.
Mrs. Il. J. Dunn, OF Port Huron, Wis
tied her parents in Yale last week.
j. \. Eapley was over from North
Branch the latter part Of last week.
Norman Ellar, Of Detroit, visited bis
young friends III Yale over sunday.
b. l.. Gregory, formerly of the Brown
City Banner, made us friendly call
Monday.
Floyd Holden, of Saginaw, visited
with relatives and friends in Yale the
past week.
Anna Hayes and Jennie Sheehy re.
turned Friday last from a business Wis.
it to Cleveland.
VIM. Joss, manager of the Decker
vile flax mills, was calling on Yale
friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Weeks and
children, of Richmond, Sundayed with
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Farley.
John Fries, of Memphis, has been
spending fow weeks at the home of
his daughtei, Mrs, James Sweet.
Hugh Campbell, of Detroit, was here
the latter part of last week to visit his
mother, who has been quite ill.,
Mrs. Locke and Mrs. Martin, of Ca
pac, are at the home of daughter and
sister, Mrs. l.. Roy Fuller, this week.
Edward Andreae has been in Sagi-
nav and Detroit this week, looking af
ter the securing of coal for the woolen
mill.
John +. Mann who has spent most
of the winter i'm Yale, returned to
Harrison, Neb., Wednesday, where he
has ranch. Success to you, John.
j. Menzies, of Detroit, has been
home for several days recruiting from
q severe cold. He leaves this week on
trip through the Dakotas selling
shoes for the MenZies Shoe Co., and eX
poets to be away month or more.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-03-07
A Great Highway.

One of the great projects Of the day
for the furtherance of Michigan inter
ests is the looping of the upper ano
lower peninsulas with a trunk roaC
highway which shall skirt the shores of
the Great Lakes. This would draw
thousands of tourists and necessitate
the erection Of first class hotels al
along the highway
Michigan has more lake front than
all other states combined and is the
natural and logical summer resort OF
the central states. our state Is also
dotted with some OF the most beauti
ful inland lakes, and sui roads TO these
would prove to be very interesting.
This is the day of the automobile
and instead Of boarding the train tol
the summer resorts, the owners viii
use their automobiles and tour the
state, stopping all along the road.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-03-07
"HoOligan In New York. "

The popular demand for "IIooiigan
in New York" has encouraged the
management to invest heavily in its
scenic equipment this season, making
the old play almost new production.
When you see it at the Opera House
Tuesday evening, March ~, you will
see why it has been one of the biggest
of all cartoon comedies. You will be
entertained by company of fun max
ers who are well known for their abil-
ity as fun makers. Each member has
reputation to sustain that has taken
him years TO make, and it stands to
reason that they would not be identi-
fed with a production that was not of
the first class. The cast is one of the
best that has ever been with popular
priced attraction. Reserved seats on
sale at Pollock a. Hennessys drug
store, Monday. March IL, at 7:3O p. m.
Prices, 25c, 35c and soc.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-03-07
A Pleasant Evening Spent.

+. f. Fead George Mcintyre and
Chas. Rounds, with their wives, drove
to the farm home of Mr.. and Mrs. W
"A. Campbell in Lynn, last Friday eve
ming, reaching there in time for sup
per- Mrs. Campbell had fine meal
prepared and all sat down and enjoyed
themselves to their hearts content
Following, tables were arranged and
the evening was spent in playing live
hundred, leaving for home in the late
hours, declaring that Mr.. and Mrs
Campbell are royal entertainers. Yale
people who have enjoyed the hospital
ity of this home realize the good time
this company had while visiting there
last Friday evening.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-03-07
A Pleasant Surprise.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Martin were
very much surprised last Friday after
noon about four o'clock when large
number of neighbors and friends drop.
ped into their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Houghton's, home on Kennefick street
and gave them a very pleasant fare
well reception. Tables were set by the
guests with the dainties all had
brought and splendid supper was
served Afterward a general good
time was had.
A handsome silver teaspoon was Civ
EN- to Mrs. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin leave the first
of the week for their new home in
Kindersley, Sask., where best of good
wishes go with them from Yale
friends.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-03-07
Masonic Ball.

The ball given on Wednesday even.
ing in Central hall by the Masonic or
der, was an extremely pleasant affair,
although not as largely attended as
was expected.
About fifty couples, mostly Masons
and Stars, were present and all who
danced enjoyed that part of the pro.
gram, while others were entertained
by watching and listening to the fine
music of Stone orchestra of three
pieces.
Lunch Of sandwiches, coffee, dough.
nuts and cake was served in the hall
at midnight, from the Harrington
house. Dancing was continued until
2:30.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-03-07
Roll of Honor.

The following pupils of the Yale
Public Schools were neither absent nor
lardy during the month ending Mar
lst, 1912.
y. j. DROUYOR, SUPT.
KINDERGARTEN
Roscoe Martin
Florence Peirce, Teacher,
FIRST GRADE
Bennie Cline Nina Drouyor
Gerald Sheehy
Phebe Roy Teacher.
SECOND GRADE
Elizabeth smith
Edna Miller, Teacher.
THIRD GRADE
Elmer broadway Thelma Ingram
kenneth Mckenzie Graham Woodruff
Ada Beard, Teacher.
FOURTH GRADE
Violet Collins I,ernice Farley
Al'feda Johnson Mary linkley
Ethel Miller, Teacher.
tIFTH GRADE
Lyle Davis BERNARD HGlrnmb
Dorothy Lacy Donald Mckenzie
Vera '. Owens, Teacher.
SIXTH GRADE
EDWARD Collins Dorothy DrouyOr
v lllard Cough Phyllis Ingram
JACK Jardlne Victor Learmont
Mary Lutz Helen Sheehy
EVeret Ioole Robert Williams
Cora Il. Manon, Teacher.
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES
Helen Farley Bernice Harrington
Leta Holden Kenneth Lacy
Albert LutZ LeRov Miller
Donald Mcintyre Donna Wallace
Olln Beavis Bertha Clyne
Marie Drouyor Leopa Uolcomb
Blanche Pafford Robert Newman
Frances Mcmahon
Beatrice Munton, Teacher.
NINTH GRADE
Harry Cameron Irene Harrington
Lois Huffman Iva Lutz
Charles XinZo
TENTH GRADE
Peter Grace Grover Lutz
Beulah Shut Vernon Sloat
Nina Williams Kathren Wilson
ELEVENTH GRADE
Dwight Vincent Norma Wight
Pearle A. Bracelin, Principal,