Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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VOL. IV. CONNEAUT, OHIO, FEBRUARY, 1915 No. 3 LITERARY “St. Valentine,” M. S. S., ’ 15................................ 3 “The Romance of a ‘Surplus’ Freshman,” Ethel Taylor, ’17....... 5 “The Competition,” Ruth Neal, ’17.............................. 7 “A Noble Revenge,” Harold Kaiser, ’18...........................H DEPARTMENTAL Editorials........................................................13 Society......................................„•...................ig Athletics............................................................ Jokes.............................................................21 Exchanges.........................................................27 Honor Roll........................................................... Just a Note.......................................................26 PUBLISHED BY THE AU FAIT AND IRVING SOCIETIES

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First Showing of NEW SPRING HATS AND CLOTHING For Young Men Who Care at McGuire Stanley, “Theonly Haberdashery” Broad Dr. F. G. Kelley DENTIST Stanley Block Ask your Grocer for Lake City Spices and Red Rose Coffee, put up by — C. A. Curtze, Erie, Pa. Teas, Coffees and High Class Groceries Tea Store, 188 Main St. Save your butter bills, Buy Good Luck Margarine, The Fine Taste Satisfies, The Low Price Gratifies. CONNEAUT MEAT CO. Buy Your Candies and Fruit from Frank J. or 38 BABY SUGAR BOWL L. Zack Company Wholesale Fruits The Hotel Cleveland Is the Popular Place for Sunday Meals this Winter Dinners 500 PITCHER GRIFFITH RELIABLE JEWELERS S. C. Andrews Real Estate and Insurance Smith Block, Main St. Fire Insurance That Insures Patronize Our Advertisers

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St. Valentine Uncle Jerry came stamping into the big roomy kitchen of the old homestead, scattering snow right and left. Ideal weather for St. V alentine Day, . Maria,” he said to his wife, who was busy with preparations for supper. “I've been thinking, while 1 was doing the chores, it would he nice to have the young folks come for a sort of Valentine party. What do you say.’' “You mean your nephews that are cousins and my nieces that are cousins?’ “Yes.” “How can we let them know? This is the tenth. “I am going to town this afternoon and I can telegraph each one separately. Have it a surprise for each that the others are here. Marion Hoyt was busily embroidering at her dormitory window. Having just refused an invitation to a skating party and to a tramp through the snow, she had scarcely settled herself with a plate of fudge and her embroidery when there was a knock at the door. “Come in, she called a little impatiently, he door opened and the maid brought in a telegram. Mariop opened it hastily and read it. “An invitation to Aunt Maria’s for St. Valentine Day. Wonder if I can go?” She went hack to her work thoughtfully, A shaft of sunlight broke through the clouds and struck the ring on Marion’s left hand. She looked at it dubiously.