Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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66 LITERARY— The Lost Sovereign” Alice Kurtz, {First Prize)...... 3 f.Dawn by Eggleston ” Louis Painter, {Second Prize). 7 Three Typewritten Sheets,” Harold Pinches, ’18, {Third Prize) 7 EDITORIAL- Truthful George” Standards” Where?” To C.H.S” ATHLETICS The Basket Ball Team, {Illustration) HONOR ROLL . . . SOCIAL THE DEBATE JOKES THE SENIOR PL A Y {Advertisement?) . .. EXCHANGES PUBLISHED BY THE AU FAIT' AND IRVING SOCIETIES

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Go to T. C. HERRICK'S For Demonstration of Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph Conneaut business College ---OFFERS COURSES IN- BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND CIVIL SERVICE STENOTYPE Write, ’Phone or Call for Particulars Dciy and Evening Sessions James G. Badger. Mgr. ’Phone 1038-Black 2 2' 2 Main Street MRS. J. C. HATHAWAY PIANO - HISTORY - HARMONY Studio, 346 State St. DR. F. G. KELLEY, Dentil Stanley Block Hours:-9:30 to 5:30, Eastern Time Everything in Good Shoes at Everybody’s Prices ---at---- A. G. HAIG’S Popular Price Store GROWING AGAIN GROWING AGAIN THE PELTON STORE When completed, this will be the Best Equipped Store in Northeastern Ohio. Our object is to make this store pleasant for our customers. The A. W. Pelton Co. GROWING AGAIN GROWING AGAIN

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ALICE KURTZ, First Prize. The two tiny kingdoms of Moravia and Geraviam had been in constant turmoil for more than a year, owing to the fact that the daughter of the king of Geraviam, Princess Millicent, had disobeyed her father’s command that she marry an Italian nobleman, and had run away and married the young king, Maurice of Moravia. Also the young son of the king of Geraviam had disappeared and his father thought he had been kidnapped by order of King Maurice because of a grudge. King Jasper of Geraviam in his wrath had at once declared war upon his rival kingdom and resolved that he would have the head of King Maurice and the kingdom of Moravia for himself. The armies of the two countries proved equal in strength, and at the end of a year little advantage had been gained for either side. In the beginning of the second summer of the war the army of Geraviam disappeared so completely and mysteriously that the people of Moravia grew suspicious and fortified themselves strongly, keeping a vigilant watch day and night. But as June, July and August passed away and there was no sign of the enemy, the people relaxed their vigilance and resumed their customary life. The end of September came and still there was no sign of the enemy. The people seemed to lose all fear and life was again happy and peaceful in the kingdom of Moravia. King Maurice called councellors together and discussed the prospects for making peace. One bright day in October, Queen Millicent, King Maurice and baby Princess Rosella were enjoying the morning sunshine in the garden back of the palace. Suddenly they were startled by a faint rumbling like the tread of many feet. The queen turned white and grasped the baby princess closely. “Oh—what is it?” she whispered. 3