Escanaba Area High School - Escanaban Yearbook (Escanaba, MI)

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Il MI DEDICATIGN As a token of our sincere ap- preciation for all they have done for Esky High and the Class of 1925, we respectfully dedicate the 1925 Escanaban to our friends and advisors, Emily T. Cripps and John A. Lemmer. C ,uh- hf, nf ffl, 'fl 4' v ,I - I . wf,1gHfga1fg9.Q519a, 511, Q ,, 3 ffgagrgfw ,lggf . 'n- ' I, ,AQGI f 11' fl w . '-,J -'V r 7. T1 F fi I t SUPT. W. E. OLDS After six years of splend-id service Supt. Olds is leaving us. He is the man behind the spirit that makes for the success ofthe Escanaba School System. The entire community will surely miss him. Good Luck! ZDEIJDZDOUJP7 Tum Eau Passed by the High School Board of Censors, THE FACULTY 9,31 Qu. ew. w'.ED- ?-a43,n '-' W f 0 Bf'4 fff'f. 'Wg DUJDZDOUHU You can't keep gasoline down by stepping on it This will go down in history ns thc- Elizabethan nga' F7 OCD QQQ..2 C tonznfcnmv Best temperatures for all year '1 warm heart and Il cool head Qfinwnznomrm We are not what we think we are but what we think, we are ZDEDDZDOCDFU I EXECUTIVE STAFF Supt. W. E. Olds Mr. H. A. Peterson Dr. J. J. Walch Dr. R. H. Banks Treas. Mr. L. M. Beggs Atty. J. C. Baker Mr. L. N. Schemmel Mr. Chas. Gunderson Serv. Pres. A better school every clay U IRL! n - V PART ONE As this production is a record of the achievements of Escanaba High School, we introduce to you the students, who through their loyal spirit accomplish its many successes. THE CAST G55 V. .- - E1-l i I 1 , lim, , 0 , A 0 afwwe I ' n f02'ff,.,, 'gf l'!l 5 E E '5 1 n 5 s s 3 5 i 5 4 Q E V.- 5 V. i . B 2 I I sl it il r ' lrx.T?u: frwlurgrunaj is 'm.-tn-m!zrxl!4.1nr:L:LD:mh, '1 wil ' - .d.,'sl4S:'n?- f':'.AK 5. 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Ruth CLASS COLORS---Green and Silver CLASS FLOWER---I.ily-of-the-ValIcy Service Snndhom SENIOR MEMORIES In the drama, Esky High, the Class of '25 has played a leading role, starring, not only in social productions, but in athletics, scholar- ship and forensic work as well. Our first appearance on the screen---in the 1921-22 reel-was pre- ceded by our splendid reputation which was upborn by our scholastic 1'ecord, our charming masquerade, and our cafeteria, the first held in the school. Dubbed Progressive '25 , we took a leading part in the 1922-23 reel. Our gay matinees, sleighride, picnic, delightful evening party, and Coney Island are never-to-be-forgotten events. We won the declamatory contest that year, too, and the interclass basketball championship. In the 1923-24 reel, we again scored a l1it by successfully present- ing the first Junior Play, A Tailor-Made Man. Most of the proceeds we donated to the proposed athletic field, thus setting an example of Service to the other classes. Our girls' basketball team won the in- terclass championship, we led in scholarship, and our Junior Prom was not only the merriest event of its kind, but was decidedly different. Never in the history of moviedom had a class starred as we did in the 1924-25 reel. Again, with Service as our motto, we set out to do our bit. We took a leading part in the annual carnival and our Senior Ball was the outstanding social event of the year. Ours was a double victory when we won both the girls' and boys' interclass basketball championships. We were well represented in basket- ball, football, and track. Both tl1e school orator and the entrant in the Constitution oratorical contest were from our ranks. We had four representatives on the de- bating teams. Our class set a new scholarship record, far superior to any previous one. In presenting our class play, The Thirteenth Chair, a production filled with fun, excitement, and mystery, we Won the praise of all. Then came our picnic, banquet, class day exercises and commence- ment, events which will linger in Senior hearts as we enter life's real drama with Service as our pledge. -R. S. '25, You won'r hurt a smile bv cracking one CDDZDOCDIU xx! MORRIS ALPERVITZ THE HANSOM CABMAN Varsity Track, 3 Class Basketball, 3, 4 Junior Play Schools News, 4 Commfttee. lil O.':mge 8: Black. fl GERTRUDE E. ANDERSON A GIRL LIKE THAT! JOHN Il. ANDERSON ONE OF THE FINES'l ' Business Manager, Escanaban, 4 Cla.s Ilnslietball. 3, 4 Committee, 13 Ornnfto Rt Black, 4 STUART ANDREVVS THE SHOOTING STAR Glass Treasurer, 3 Athletic Association, 3, 4 Football, 2. 3, 4 Varsity Basketbalh 3, 4, Cnn't., 4 Class Basketball, 1 School Nc-ws. 3 ALMON Il. ARNOLD THE GO-GET'l'ER Art Editor, Escanaban, 4 Debating, 3, 4 Committee. 13 Ornmre Nz Black, 3, 4, Pros. llst Sem.l JOHN EDWARD BAIRD JOHNNY-ON-THE-SPOT Junior Play Class Basketball, 3, 4 Orange Q Black, 4 Entered Junior year from Devil's Lake, N. D. ANNETTA BEAUCHAMP A REGULAR GIRL Senior Play Class Basketball. 1, 2, 3, 4. Cant. 4 Mcrtarboard. 4 GAIIIKARD W. BELANGER LEAVE IT TO GERRYU Jun'or Play Class Basketball. 3. 4 To keep out of jail --- ERHA G. IEERG LUND THE BIG SISTER RUTH l.. BERGLUND DIMPI.ES JACK F. RERRIGAN FIGHTING THROUGH Football, 3, 4 Class Basketball, 1, 2 S:-ninr Plny DONALD ITLOMSTROM LE'l 'S CO! Varsity Basketball. 3 Cheerleader. 4 Clava Basketball. 1. 2 HENRY DLOOM THE FLYING DUTCI-IMAN EILEEN K. BOLGER A FIGHTING COLI.EEN Entered Junior year from St. Joseph's LORETTA LOUISE IBOUDR EA ll A LITTLE SISTER OF EVERYITODYU Escanalvan , 4 Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 School News, 3 Mortarbonrd, 4 PATRICIA BOURKE THE COUNTESS CHARMING Class Vice-Pies., 1 C'nss Basketball, 1, 2 don't take things seriously DEUD2D.OU7IU DKDD2DOU7Fy HAROLD WILLIAM CASS SEEING IT THROUGH Escanaban , 4 MARIE FRANCES DROVVN LITTLE MISS HAPPINESS Track Manager, 3 --W Student Manager, 4 Class Basketball, 2, 4 Senior Play School News, 3, 4 Committee 13 Orange 6 Black, 4 JAMES S. CAMPBELL 'LIES' CALL ME JIM Junior Play Orange K: Black, 4 Entered Junior year from Bark River, Mich. MAYE CATHCART LITTLE MISS OPTIMIST HOWARD WILLIAM CHAMPLEY THERE HE GOES DOROTHY ELIZABETH CANFIELD MISS AMBI'l'ION Football 4 Class Basketball, 1, 2, 4, Cap't., fl Senior Play Senor Orchestra . - Senior Quartette School News, 4 RUSSELL N. CARLSON BELIEVE ME ! CATHERINE NAOMI CHILDS -'VM ON MY WAY The only one who should put faith in a rabbit's foot --- ELIZABETH CLARK ACE OF HEARTS ISABEL MARY CURRAN THE PERFECT FLAPPERJ' School News, 4 ALICE RUBY COX OMAR C. CURTIS, Jn. WINNING BY WIT 'USCUSE MY DUST SPt y.. Girls' Athletic ASS'h., 4 Senior Orchegtrg, 4 Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Orange 8: Black. 2 Mortarbuard, 4 FRANK DECAIRE UMONSIEUR BEAUCAIREH ORVAL E. COX . Junior Play DAY DREAMS Entm-od Junior year from St. Joseplfs IRENE DOTSCI-I WHAT THREE MEN WANTED Treas.. Girls' League, 3 LUCILIAE MARIE CREAMER orchestra, 1, 2, 3 THE HUMMING BIRD Junior may C'ass Basketball, 1, 4 Class Basketball, 1, 2 Mortarboard, 4 a rabbit .IX nfnnllmcfmf xx! E V' S 'C lm N Lil B ,Cl QW UNA DUPEY ELEANOR MARGUERITE FALK WHY WORRY ? GIRLS WILL BE GIRLS Entered Junior year from Schaffer, Mich. Senior Play Entered Soph. year from Bark River, Mich. MADELINE I. ENGSTROM CATHERINE ELENORE FALLMAN WHAT'S THE USE? BUBBLES GERTRUDE RUTH FERGUSON AN APPLE-TREE GIRL CHESTER HAROLD ERICKSON NO PARKING ALOUD Entered Soph. year from Menominee, Mich. Junior Play School News, 3, 4 LEONE MAE FIR KUS HGAIETY GIRL CLARENCE V. ERICKSON CLARENCE Class Basketball, 4 School News, 4 Laffin' is the sensation of feelin' good all over f-- ELAINE ANNA FLAGSTA DT DOROTHY MARY GARRITY 1 DEI Y! HMAID 'TO ORDER Senior Plny C'ass Basketball, 1, 2. 4 MARVIN FRANKLIN FOLLO Orator, 4 Debating, 3, 4 Senior Play School News, 3, 4 MflI'tHl'll01ll'Il, 3, 4, Vice-Pres., 3 Entvrml Sonh. ycnr from St. Jasc-ph'5 UCHEWING-GUM INDUSTRY Class Vice-I rfs., Il Fontlmll, 3, 4 Class Ilaskethall, 2, 3, A1 Senior Play MARGARET L. GARRITY SMILING ALL THE WAY Entered .Iuninr year from M lwnukcc, Wis. Ornnixc 8 Black, 2, 3, 4 ROIIERT JOSE PH GESSNER FREDERICK FITNG EAST IS WEST Entered Junicr I BELIEVE- Clngs President. 2, 3 Constitution Oratur?c:1l Contcst. U. P. Winnvr Dcclamation, 2 ' Junior Play Ornmte 8: Black, 2, 3. 4 year from Canton, Chinn CHARLES MICHAEL GALLAGHER A SON OF ERlN Orchvstra, 1, 4 School News, 4 OLIVE GIVDLUND AWAY, DULL CARE! but showin' it particularly in one spot 2 OCDIU 2 L7 Qfxigmlnznoll wi HERMAN FRANKLIN GROFF THAT GOOD BAD BOY Class Basketball. 3, 4 MARIAN K. GROOS FAIR LADY MARCE LLA GUSTAFSON FASHION ROW ROBERT S. HALE THE MECHANIC Student Teacher, 3, 4 HELEN HA LIVORSON HSMILIN' THROUGH EMMA C. HANSEN MILADY HILDEEN KATHERINE HANSON LITTLE MISS REBELLIONU Class Basketball, 4 School News, 4 Entered Senior year from Shenandoah, Ia. PA UL FREDERICK HAR ING WHY WORRY ? Orchestra. 3, 4 Senior Play Praising yourself to the skies --- ALICE MARY HARWOOD CATHERINE A. HEWETT IN DUTCH . LET KATY DO I'I ' Class Vice-Pres.. 2 ROBERT C. HENDERSON MIRTHQUAKE EDITH MARGARET HOGBERG AND A STILL, SMALL VOICE GLADYS A. HENDRICKSON HER FIVE-F0oT HIGHNESSU Junior Play ELIN I-IILDEGARDE HOGBERG THE PAINTER NAOMI A. HENRIKSEN THE WINNING GIRL Senior Orchestra, 4 MAN'S SIZE is not going to get you there ARTHUR CHARLES HORCHNER ZDKJDZDOUJF7 JOHN WELLINGTON HUSS UBEAU BRUMMFIII' Class Tl'CHSUl'Cl', 4 Junior Plny Orange A2 Black, 4 Entered Junior year from Bark River. Mich. ARNOI,-D EDVVARD JOHNSON WHA'I S YOUR I-IURRY 7 FLORENCE MYRTLE JOHNSON UFLOWING GOLD Class Basketlvafl, 1, 2, 3, 4 S:-nim' Play Mortarboard, 4 IIIENE ADELAIDE JOHNSTON HLAVENDAR AND OLD LACE Senior Play LOR EEN ELIZABETH KEMP FOO'I'LICHTS WALDO KESTER TO THI-J LADIES Junior Play Clubs Basketball. 3 Entercd Sonh. year from Chmlrcn. Neli. JEANETTE ELEANOR KITTNER -'FASCINATIONH ANNA AILEEN KOPPES SO BIG He's a miserly man who has a gold tooth --- WA LTER KR ISTIANSON SAILING ALONG HELEN S. MAGNITSON HEART OF GOLD ALICE M. KVA M LITTLE, BUT OH MY! Class Secretary, 4 Junior Play Escanalmn , 4 Mortnrboard, 4 ANTHONY R. MANLEY JUST TONY Escanaban, 4 Junior Play WILLIAM A. LEMIRE, JR. USMILES ARE TRUMP Junior Play Class Basketball, 4 Orange Sz Black, 3. 4 EVA BLANCHE MARENGER THE LITTLE FRENCH GIRL Entered Soph. year from Flat Rock, Mich DORIS E. LEPPLA MISS PAUL REVEREH Pres., Girls' Athletic Ass'n.. 4 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Cap't., 3 School News, 4 LOUISE A. MARTIN SMILIN' ON Entered Junior year from Schaffer, Mich and won't give you a smile C2ncU1n2nOcm5 Q N IRVING MATTHEWS BREWS'l'ER'S MILLIONS CLA RICE MCKEEVER YOU NEVER SAW SUCH A GIRL! Editor-in-Chief, Escanaban , 4 Varsity Basketball, 2 Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Mortarboard, 3, 4 HERINIAN K. MIETHE OUR CAPTAIN Class President, 4 Football, 3, 4, Cap't., 4 Varsity Basketball, 3, 4 Varsiiy Track, 3, 4 Orange 81. Black, 4 Entered Junior year from Danville, Ill. MILDRED RUBY MONSON THE SALESLADYU MARIE CLEHISSA MORRIS A PERFECT LADY JOSEPH ORVILLE MURPHY ALL DOLLED UP Junior Play BERTHIL NELSON IN HIS BROTHEIFS PLACE THEODORE NELSON IN HIS BROTHERS PLACE Many people who drop into poetry --- GUNNA R E. NELSON YOU'D BE SURPRISEDN Class Baskethzdl, 2 EVELYN NELSON LITTLE MISS MISCHIEFH JESSIE IRENE NEUROHII MISS ADVENTURE Entered Junior year from Hermansville, Mich. NAOMI IRENE NYE ISN'T LIFE WONDERFUL? HELEN J. O'LEARY MICKEY Junior Play EDYTHE HILDEGARDE OLSON THE GIRL OF TODAY FLORENCE ISABELL OLSON COAX ME BEIITRAM I. PEARSON DOWN ON THE FARM Entered Soph. -year from Menominee, Mich. often gets in over their depth ii f9Q CHARLES E. PEARSON HOLD YOUR HORSES CECILIA ANTOINETTE PEPIN PAL 0' MINE Escanal1an , 4 Junior Play Mm-tnrliuard. 3, 4, Trans, 4 VICTOR HENRY POWERS MR, FIX-IT Class Prezident. 1 Football, 3 Varsity Track, 1 Senior Play Orange and Black, 2, 3, Vicv-Prefs., 4 llst S ALFIIED J. POTVIN CALL OF THE WILD BERNARD JOSEPH RHEAUME THE GIRL DODGER Entered Junicr year from Bark River, Mich IHENE MARY ROLAND GINGER Class Vice-Pres., 4 Secy., G'rls' League, 4 Junior Play School News, 3, 4 President, Moi-tarlioard, 3, 4 LOUIS ROTH I GIRL SHY Entered Solvh. year from St. .Iuseph's. RUTH ESTHEH SANDDOM A LADY OF QUALITY Salutatorian Class Treasurer, 2 Debating, 4 Escanaban , 4 Girl! League, Pres., 4, Vfce-Pros.. 3 Junior Play Varsity Bnsketlmll, 2 Class Basl:cthal', 1, 2, 3. 4 Mortarboard, 3, 4 Money talks but --- . SIGIIRD PETER SANDMORE PURE GR1T Class Basketball, 1, 2, 4 VVIIIFRED I.. SI-IEEDLO THE PRINCE CHAP Committee, 13 Entered Junior year from St. Joseplfs SEVERRE M. SIMONSEN SHORT SUBJECTS CARLTON D. SMITH THE DRUMMER BOY Senior Orchestra, 4 IDA C. STENSTR OM SUCCESS Valedfctorian Mortarboard, 3, 4 SELMA E. STEWART SALLY ROLAND C. ST. MITCHELL MILE-A-MINUTE-ROMEO Class Secretary, 2, 3 School News. 4 Orange Sz Black. 2. 3, 4, Srcy., 4. Pres., 12nd Sem.l 4 FLORENCE NINA STODDEN RIVERS OF SONGS Varsity Track, 2, 3 Chnjr, 4 School NGWS. 4 Entered SL-nior ycnr from Green Bny, Wfv. it has little conversation with the lazy DOCDSWUQ D2 ZDEDDZDOCDII7 LIOTA CECILIA STRATTON TI-IE ON-THE-SQUARE GIRL Senior Play School News, 4 Mortarlwoaril, 55, 4 I-IELGA ELIZA BETH SIINDSTROM EXCI'I'EMEN'I ' MILDRED JEANETTE ITLVIG srI.EN'r PARTNER ROBERT EARL VALENTINE LITTLE RED DECIDESN Escanalmn , 4 Senior Play Class Basketball, 4 School News. ll JOHN EDWARD VANDENBOOM FIGHTING BLOOD Football, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball, 3, 4 Varsity Track, 4 School News, 4 Entered .Iuninr Year from Antigo, Wis. HAROLD WALKER THE MAN FROM MONTANA Entered Junior year from Brockway, Mont. Senior Quartette CARL L. WEDELL MY FRIEND JACK E. C. WILLIAMS SOME BOY ! Varsity Basketball, 4 Senior Play Senior Quartette Entered Senior year from Munisinxr, Mich. Almost every man believes in heredity until --- CLYDE D. VVILSON CHARLOTTE WOODARD I CAN EXPLAIN LITTLE MISS SMILES Senior Play Entered Junior year from Cornell, M'ch. Senior Quartctte Orange and Black, 4 MURIEL THELMA WILSON TRUE BLUE Escanahan , 4 Class Basketball, 1, 2 his son acts like a chump U7 DZDO DCU Q2 I znmnznomvi L ARTHUR E. LEMKE August 12, 1907 January 6, 1925 A good student, a clean athlete, a wholesome friend In Memoriam I I III 'U I , I I II IIIII , III M SIII, ,II Q, IIIII IIW 'III IIIII I IIIIIIIII III ' I III eg LV WI-HI II I Ei5wI It 'II FZIIII 'IIIIII' I'5II7III'III4I III I4 In NAI IQI BN 'I' gil, IIIII IJ X 5 E Q , VV IIII I - I II I I I I I I ,II I 'x I I II' III ,' A E I M I II IIIIIJIIII I I I I I f A I I QW I.,Jn I nga: Q I' I To I I W IWQ'EeqYgI I II , I SI 'f F I if :I I v- I II I II I IQQIWNZL w I W I VII Lani? ,I I' I I I 'IN III NAI I II 5. , , I ffm Z nv R I I I 5 -IQII ' Z H55 X ,J E I gif Of I IIIJIWHM W Z7 Ifw X X ff I f x I Jfzw, I I MEI MI I il -f IAM a,, IV II, I , I N I I I I I II I I I ' I f- fi I ,hu !.f ' 'I ' ' Y i , III' 'MIT I-A I- -' .if N 'E I: STI UMW? Zf?f5WYWWf? I MIf M4'XF?i Wzfw ,HTEQI J Z' RI' i I X .eff 4 I 2?Ef?2g52ffIiQf fi? f,?? f 'M A ISI ZDCDIDZDO UW? EDWARD CURRAN MATT LAWRENCE JOHN HUGHES ESTHER AUERBACH President Vice President Secretary Treasurer CLASS PCEM Three years ago, as Freshmen green We entered Esky High. We were new but we determined then For her to do oi' die. And now, as We lock, longing, back And perceive what we have done, Our goal, though difficult it seems We certainly have won. We lltf'V0l' were given to boasting, llut modestly we claim That in all of our activities, We lack no end of fame. Then rnli for the Class of '26g llurrrih for the blue and gold: Three cheers for the Sweet Pea, our emblem good, Rest luck, my comrades bold. -e--Esther Auerbach. CLASS COLORS---Blue and Gold CLASS FLOWER---Sweet Pea Co-operation THE CLASS' OF 1926 lA picture of thrills, excitement and accomplishment! Directed by Mr. Swanson and Miss Meyer. Cast of characters--130 live-wire students of E. H. S. Place---E. H. S. Time---1925 INTRODUCTORY In order to understand thoroughly what we are presenting herein it is neces- sary to have a knowledge of the historical setting which forms the background of our accomplishments. Accordingly, we are presenting a brief record of the past achievements of the Class of 1926. To begin at the very first, we must go back to the year 1922 when we first entered Esky High. We will admit that as Freshmen, we were a green bunch, but certainly we were not too green. Seniors laughed atour mistakes just as Seniors had 'done years before. But our newness soon wore off and we started to work in earnest. One of the first signs of ability was the Freshmen matinee party given that year. It was a whirlwind of a success. And surely no one can ever forget the Freshmen masquerade given on the eve of St. Valentine's Day. Nor will anyone say that our candy sales were without taste. That year we joined in all forms of activity. One of our number placed second in declamation, while another won an E as a member of the track team. Our second year marked another of progress. Adopting the motto, Co-opera- tion we thrust ourselves into the centre of school activity. A member of our class won the carnival ticket-selling contest.. Our afternoon dances were a delight to all. The Sophomore Ball made one evening almost perfect. Three of our scholars placed on the debating team. Another won the declamatory contest. Three stal- warts from '26 captu1'ed the coveted E , placing in each form of athletics. And is it possible to forget our sleighride? Well, hardly. Yes, it was a year of accom- plishment. Then came the best part of our High School career. What delightful months have been the past few. Again one from our number carried off the honors in the carnival ticket-selling contest. After-school parties, as '26 carried them out, were looked forward to. We tried, for the first time, our ability on the stage, and the Junior play, Stop Thief , was p1'onounced a success. In athletics, Juniors were much in evidence. Four Juniors placed on the debating team. Our class basketball team, though defeated, gave the Seniors a close race. Then came that ne'er-to-be- forgotten night of the Junior Prom. It is with nothing short cf pure ecstasy that we look back upon that most delightful of evenings. And in truth, we cannot help feeling a little touch of pride as we review the events of the past year. It is with the most humble form of modesty that we announce cur belief that our motto, Co-operation , was not chosen in vain. ' This record furnishes the historical setting upon which this play is based. We offer this as an explanation for all phases of Junior life which may occur in the ffl- lowing pages. -W, E, '25- Activity is man's natural estate 5 YU Qfiswnznocn DCUDZIBOCD Some folks are so important they can't enjoy Z1 funeral unless they are riding in the first carriage The only sure way to destroy C ZDEDDZDOUNT3 ZDEDDZDOUJIU WHAT JUNIOR STARS ARE DOING EDWARD BUCK CURRAN Versatile Mr. Curran is now in Africa performing splendiferously in juvenile parts. ESTHER AUERBACH Mr. Curran is honored with such an excellent leading lady. EVELYN HANSON This promising: beginner is being featured in ingenue roles. MAX PELTIN He is a bear with the women in his latest shiek pictures FRANKLIN STEEDE Wonderful as the Flaming Youth. DOROTHY MURPHY ' Miss Murphy is doing splendid work as a vamp. GEORGE BUB DUNN Good work as Bobby Johnson's double. PAUL FILLION This young man is fast becoming a rival of Jackie Coogan. ELIZABETH BEMENT Why not ,frivc her a chance with Louise Fazenda? ROBERT HODSON He would surely achieve greatness as main character in The Thundering Herd. LYLE BOOTH Mr. Booth makes a marvelous Buffalo Bill. JOSEPH RICE He has been recently picked for a Bull Montana part unless there is too much competition from Mr. Booth. WARREN EDWARDS This foremost star performed wonderfully well in Wha.t's the Use? HELIXIAR ERICKSON We were pleased to see his huge success in The Dancin' Fool. WILFRED PETE LADOUCEUR We regret to say that 'tPete may retire. Douglas Fairbanks' constant opposi- tion was too keen. HOWARD WALKER Mr. VValker did remarkable work in a Style-Plus reel. JACK RAYMOND Now Working on a new one, Haw I Made Good. MARY HUGHES Miss Huehes is outstanding' in Why I Like Sewing Circles. MATT LAWRENCE ' Good in Pm Good. EDWARD BERRIGAN Mr. Berrigan is doing: mood work as an extra in party scenes. JANET OWEN . Our sorrow is great on learning: that she has left the movies fer Ziegrfeld's Follies Advice is what everybody gives and few take Y N- 'Nm . NWNNxxxutNX ' ' f X x NHXNLXXN Wm i xuxxxxxxx xxxxxx X fs I W W S 1 INJIWQ W film 5 5 mi wx' :S S ZDEDDZDOCDP7 CLARENCE CURRAN GLADWIN OBERG MARGARET GUNDERMAN ARNOLD JOHNSON President Vice President Secretary Treasurer CLASS POEM Though you should look this whole world Nor, And grlruico from earth to heaven, You will not find :1 class as great As the Class of Twfentysoveu. Whilo iuook and humble i l'0ililIilPD We gavo ri Luo-act pluy That made our class be recoygnizod, For that was Will Refs day. Now with .'XctivQ as our motto, With our lmiwavslioe still so lucky, All our oqploits as Sophomoros Show thftt wo are Very lzlucky. I'll uct tivo you with recounting Our acliioyoliieiits of tho pnstg Lot those words howe-'er suffice you, 'Fiwy nw not hy fm' our lust. -Harry Ericksnn. CLASS COLORS---Navy Blue and White CLASS FLOWER---Blucbell Active '27 REMIN ISCENCES While visiting witl1 my G1'a11dpa, He gave ine many a treat. Ht- told IIII' 'bout l1is class i11 school, He said it couldn't be beat. Said l1e, How 11115 your class fared? ' O, very well, said I. Our ll10tl0'S 'Active '27', And we have hung it high. As Fl'GSlll1l0I'l we did very well We gave a 0110-HCI play, The name of it was 'Little Miss Take'. Did we like it? Well, I'll say! Then Grandpa interposed and said, You're bragging of tl1e past, Why not come out and tell me l1ow Your SODIIOIHOFO year was passed? All right, said I, I guess I will, And take this straight from 111e, We'1'e larger than the F1'esl1111e11 class, Wl1icl1 you said ll0'9l' could be. We held Olll' own i11 basketball, For the Carnival we all worked, And all along we helped our High, Our duties ne'er we sl1i1'ked. That's good, said Grandpa pleasantly, The fact l'0ll1Zlll1S, I see, Your Soplioinore class is noted for Its great activity. Tl1at '27 ca11't be beat Is evidently so, For anything that Grandpa says Is always true, you kll0W. --W. O. '27 A sharp tongue severs many a fine friendship IU IDDZDOCD ZDEDDZDOUHU A friend is the man who knows all about you and still lik D ZDEDDZDOUJ E ZDEDDZDOCDF7 Some girls are not nearly so bad as they are painted WW Y W WC LCLIP 28 V .. 2DlDD2DOCf7lT7 I KENNETH GUNDERMAN JOHN LABRE HELEN SNYDER MARY RUTH VEZINA President Vice President Sccremrv Treasurer CLASS PGEM We are unlearned Freshmen Of the Class of Twenty-eight, But we hope to beat the Sophomores, E'en though they say we prate. Our flower is the bright red rose, Our motto is We l,ead g We'll boost the Class ol' Twenty-eiglit With willing thought and deed. Our colors rose and silver gay NVe'll strive to furl on high, With scholarship and Freshie pop, For us 'tis do or die. And 1-'on along lift-'s big highways, Through each ensuing year, Just us we go through High School days, Old Esky we'll hold dear. -Lucille Greenies. CLASS COLORS-f-Rose and Silver CLASS FLOWER---Red Rose We Lead A TRIBUTE TO THE FRESHMEN As we came to the doors of Esky High, W11o's there? shouted the Class of '25, The door flew open with a bang. We are the Freshmen. Enter gang. Forward we marched in strong array, September fourth, the well-known day. We hung our hats up in the hall, Sought assembly room, one and all. Soon to the main room we made our way To hear what the Faculty had to say. Mr. Cheney first made a speech, Showed us next who was to teach: Told us some of our duties there, VVhat was expected of us this year. Next to our class rooms we did go, For what we are our work must show. In Algebra, English, Latin, too, We work our best the whole day through. Saturday finds us at the game, To cheer our football men to fame: Two of our Freshmen on the team Swells us with pride and makes us beam. We lf'reshmen back of the school will stand To do our part as a loyal band. In declan1, basketball, and debate We strive to help at any rate. ln the hot-dog and graduate sale, To do our share we never tail. Of pep and spirit we have a store, No other class can ever have more. A class with so much pep and vim, Nothing can stopg we are sure to win. We live our motto heart and soul, With standard high we Work to the goal. --G. V. '28. The only thing to worry about is---worry LUJDZDOCJJWP T DUCDFP D2 1 Every man is a hero 1 warm heart and a cool head nmnznocmwp ZDEUDZIBACDYU N J ULRIC PINTAL September 25 1909 December 31 1924 In Memoriam Tuma Q :WUT T 9 PART TWO Next come the activities in which these students star. We first present ATHLETICS IN! I lim. '9 ' 1:3 L - ' GGG, H E 1 S i E 'i E E re 3 -4 M S 1 E 1: 5 F i ii 1 Jltflernm. .1.:Yf.u3Lv an Q. -.5 nP.:!,- 25: nimvnml ' 1' nd, f e:f.'f.,, 11.5 -11: Mm. f- ami ri? -Ah' :ma viitishixw 112.215 :JR wi -'-AMD., f wb' MR. SCHRANK MR. THOMPSON MR. sHAw The Coaching Staff Tho coaching staff of Escanaba High School is composcd of Glen Thompson, hcad coach and physical dirvctorg Fabian Schrank. assistant football coach, and Lyle Shaw, assistant basketball coach. Mr. Thompson came to Escanaba High School in thc fall of 1923 and immediately liftvcl the Hllltl7IllJPl'S out of thc miro of defeat, his team going through the season without any of the oppo- nonts scoring: on them. The track team last yr-ai' brought thc Il. P. championship to Esky High, winning ovary nicot thcy ontororl in- cluding: tho Il. P. Mcct at lilcnoininec. His football tcam wont through thc soason without hcing tlolbatvd, and his baskcthall toam won scvcn and lost six gamos. Mr. Sc-lirank camo to Escanaha this ycar and was an important cog in f'02lf'lllllQ tho foothall toam through an llIltll f02lfUd sf-ason. Ho also clc-vvlopvd many nicn on tho rvsorvos who will hc a groat aid in filling the gaps loft hy graduation. Nr. Shaw has boon a inemhm' of tho High School coaching staff for tho last fivc ycars. H9 assistvd Mr. Thompson in rlcvolop' ing thc first loam and also coachod tho HI-I0l'SOlllPll in baskvthall. Method is the arithmetic of success ZDEDDZDOCDP7 ZDWDZDOMFU Athletic Association The Athletic Association is a group of boys who are elected by the student body to represent them in athletic activities. The Association is composed of Edward Curran, President: Stuart An- drews, Vice Presidentg Matt Lawrence, Secretary: John Vanden- boom, Treasurerg and Harold Cass, Business Manager of Athletics. The Association awarded letters to the football, basketball, and track men, and also to Harold Cass as business manager, and Donald Blomstrom, head cheer leader. Each member of the board took turns at leading the pep meetinns held before the various events. They also awarded numerals to the class champions in both boys' and girls' interclass basketball. Interest in work insures success HAROLD BOYLE DONALD BLOMSTROM ROBERT BEGGS ESKY YELLS Fight Locomotive Fight, fight, fight, fight, Es-ca-na-bag , Fight, fight, fight, fight, Es-ca-na-bag Fight, fight, fight, fight, Es-ca-na-bag HAH! Lion's Roar R-1'-1'-Escanaba, R-r-1'-1'-Escanzlba, R-r-1'-r-1'-Escaliaba, Fig'ht,'i-in, fi2llt'Pll1, figlltyfflllf O n Yea Team Y-0-a, team, Y-0-11, team, Y-e-ai, tvnm, Fight'em! Fif2Qllt'9ll'1! Fig'ht'e1m! Osky-wow-wow Osky-wow-wow, Skinny-wow-wow, Escanaba, Escanaba, YEA! Education's three R's of to-day: Rah, rah, rah! DOCDP7 DZ 2DCDD2D.OU7lU Escanaha Escanaba Escanaba Escanaba Escanaba Escanaba Escanaba Escanaba Escanaba Eseanaha Escauaha Escanaba Escanaba Escanaba Escanaba Escanaba Escanaba Escanaba. Escanaba Escanaba ATHLETIC RECORD FOOTBALL --- 1924 0 32 20 51 20 26 BASKETBALL --- 1924 - 25 17 9 2 20 26 21 13 13 21 TRACK --- 1924 Invitational Meet at Gladstone, won by Escanaba. St. Joseph' Newberry Gladstone Marquette Menominee Manistique Soo Negaunee St. Joseph' Gwinn Manistique Negaunee Menolninee Gladstone Marquette S S St. Joseplfs Soo -Menoininee Manistiquo Gladstone 0 14 0 0 0 12 12 0 0 10 7 27 14 9 13 9 23 14 9 10 Dual Meet with Manistique held at Escanabag Escanaba 94, Manistique 2 Tri-County Meet held at Negaunee, won hy Escanabap Escanaba 78 V2 Marquette 2415, Negaunee 21, Ishpeming 2. U. P. Meet held at Menominee, won by Escanabag Escanaba 56, Menominee Marquette 17, Gladstone 14, Vulcan 14, I1'on Mountain 8, Manistique 6, Iron I lvu 2 All people make mistakes that's why erasers are put on pencils ZDCDDZDOCDF7 ,W if A good athlete never breaks training Hit 'em hard every play YU? DOG? D2 DID EDDZDOUHBQ HIGH WINS ONE AND TIES ONE Escanaba opened her 1924 foot- ball schedule with a 0-0 game with St. .Ioseplrs and later in the season decisively defeated the parochials 26-0. In the opening. game neither team could score, the contest bc- ing a see-saw affair, Both teams showed good form for the first clash. For the last game of the year both of these teams inet again and Esky experienced little diffi- culty in defeating Coach Carr's men. The teams were handi- capped by the muddy condition of the field. This game was played for the hem-fit of the stadium fund. ORANGE-BLACK WINS 32 T0 I4 Escanaha defeated Newberry in the second game fof the season with a score of 32-15. The team displayed a much lk-tter attack than was shown inqtlhe opening, game. Miethe made many gains for the locals and succeeded in cross- ing the Celery City goal line for three touchdowns. Folio also made a touchdown, and Vanden- boom scored the other counter. This is the first game in which a team scored against us in foot- ball since Thompson became coach at Escanaba High School. Another state governed by woman-0 GORDON'S MEN i LOSE T0 ESKY lflsvanaha dvfvntorl Glndstono, 20-U, afte-r out-fighting, out- clwvring, und out-playing thv Purple- and Whitv for tour pm'- iods. 'Pho 0l'lllliLl' and Illzwk invndvd tiludstonv llt'U'll'llllllPtl tornn np a larger score than was nmdv lust your. Esvzmalm nmdo two touchdowns in thx- first qnnrtor: tilaclstomfs dc-fenso tiglitmwd and lflsminzllizl did not score again nn- til tho third quarter whvn they sllr'c'oe'tivtl in hrvaking thronpxh the Upbay line for u IDHl'kL'l'. R YDHOLIWS CREW LOSES T0 LOCALS HSPHIIIIIJRI stvzuu-rolle-rod ov:-r Mu1'qtn-ttv with u 52-0 scorti. Tho gaunv was not so lop-sided as tht- score would snggvst. Marque-tts' kc-pt tho crowd on its tovs with its display of tho best passing alt- tnck seen on thi' local gridiron this yt-tar. Howovor, they lack:-d thc- in-cossary punch to put tht- hnll ovvr. Escanaha displays-d straight football and stxccevclvtl in going through tho Marqnvttv lint- with Paso. Tho conf-h nsvd twvnty mon in tho vontvst, giving all ol' tho stic- ond strinsr players a chance. the statv of mntrimony ZIMDDZDOCDWP nwnznomgpj Ql STATE LINERS LOSE T0 ESK Y Escanaba won! The Orange and Black crew invaded Menomi- nee determined to win, and through the wonderful work of Captain Miethe and his teammates they succeeded in defeating the Stateliners, 7-0. The only score of the game re- sulted from Miethe's sprint of S8 yards through the whole Menom- inee team. This is the second year that he has accomplished this feat. After the game a huge snake dance was staged in Escanaba and the players were guests at a ban- quet at the Delta Hotel. ESKY SWAMPS MANISTIQUERS Escanaba easily defeated Man- istique 45-12 in a slow and poor- ly played game, on afield that was extremely dusty, making it hard for spectators to see the plays. Escanaba's team showed signs of over-confidence and displayed the poorest brand of football since the beginning of the season. Escanaba outweighed Manistique and experienced little difficulty in scoring. Manistique's scores were the result of a twenty-yard pass and a fifty-yard run. A fellow with an empty headw- H ILLTOPPERS DEFEA T S00 For the fourth consecutive time Escanaba defeated the Soo, 29-12, coming from behind in the last quarter. Esky was leading at the end of the first quarter, 7-6, the Soo failing to make the extra point af- ter a touchdown. The Lock City scored again in the third quarter after a blocked punt was run back to the locals three-yard line. The Hilltoppers scored in the opening minutes of the fourth quarter and made their final marker in the final moments of the last period. TH OMPSONI TES BEAT NEGA UNEE Escanaba easily defeated Ne- gaunee on a field that was cov- ered with llllld and snow. There was little trouble in scoring on the visitors after the first half. The game was very slow, the Northerners taking many time- out. Both teams were slowed up considerably by the condition of the field. This game was played on Ar- mistice Day, and the students were given a half-holiday in or- der that they migxht attend. has a real load on his shoulders x 5 xiii In O U1553 l v iw Silence makes few blunders and those can easily be corrected fx LUDZNM555 1 r ZDWDZDOMW The world is full of substitutes for quality SQUAD BASKETBALL BASKETBALL 1924---25 Escanaba opened her basketball season on December 10th by de- feating Gwinn, 21 to 10, the Hilltoppers gaining an early lead and hold- ing it throughout the game. The game was fast and both teams showed good form for the opening tilt. The second game was with Manistique, when the Orange and Black defeated the Schoolcrafters, 21 to 7. The Green and White squad had much difficulty in breaking through our defense, and two of their baskets came from long shots. The locals lost their first game to Negaunee, 27 to 17. Esky lead at the end of the first quarter 9 to 0, but Negaunee got going and overcame the lead of our basketeers in the last half. Escanaba succeeded in holding lltecht, the Menominee flash, in check. but lost the game on fouls. The Thompsonites made more field baskets than the Stateliners, but the latter made the fouls good. Gladstone won a hard-fought game from Escanaba, the Orange and Black failing to make one field goal. The game was exceedingly rough. Only two field baskets were made during the wholegame. Escanaba put a crimp in Marquette's hope of a successful invasion of Delta County by beating them, 20 to 13. The Orange and Black finally overcame their losing streak. St. JOS0llll'S was defeated without much difficulty, 26 to 9 in a very slow game. The parochials put up a good defense but could not hit the basket. For the first time since athletic relations had been resumed with the Soo, the Lock City crew won, beating- Escanaba 23 to 21. The Hill- toppers lead all through the game but lost in the last minutes of play. The best game of the season was played when Menominee defeated Escanaba, 14 to 13. The teams kept the crowd on its feet all of the time. A fine sportsmanlike attitude prevailed among the rooters of both towns. The Hilltonpers defeated Manistique for the second time this sea- son, 13 to 9, the locals winning with ease. Revenge was sweet when Escanaba defeated Gladstone in a clean, fast game, 21 to 10. The Thompsonites led all through the contest. Escanaha was eliminated in the first round of the District Tourna- ment by Menominee, 29 to 16, but won third place by beating Manis- tique 27 to 8. but there is no substitute for satisfaction 2 OU? Cieymlgii DIDDZDOCDIUD It pays to be sq 11 look at the cross-word puzzle Cznwnznomrfjp ZIJEDDZDOOUF7 INTERCLASS BASKETBALL For thv SOCOIIII ti1110 i11 their high school 0z11'O01' the Class of '25 wn11 tho Ilitewvlass Iiaskvtbzill cliziiiipioiisliip. Tho Sf'lli0l'S lost only 0110 ganie- ill thv Class: 11100, being: lwzitvii by thai .IllI1i0l'S, 14 to 7. The Class T0lll'I1kUll9l1I was vi-rv closv, tho Swiiiors living, tied with lhv Jlllli0l'S ill lIl'1'C0lll21g'O of 211111051 won :md lost, but they z111110x0d thv ll'1lll1illlt 011 points svcurod f1'c:111 having: Illlxll 011 the varsity. T911 1111111 wow- z1w'z11'c141d 1111111011113 by the Athleitic Associationg those got- ting thvni worm-: Post, 5111111111011-', Movrscli, Groff and UC'l21IlH,'Pl', fOl'WilI'dS1 lAxlllll'0 and Chz1111plc'y fC:1pt.7, f'0IllO1'SQ and Cass, A11dw1'sn11 and AlpP1'vitz, guards. Most of us are opposed to child labor --- as well as any other kind fnwnznocn 6 ZDEDDZDO W iS INTERCLASS BASKETBALL For thi- soc-ond 1-m1s+f-clltivv yc-ai' tho c-lass ol' '25 has won the Girls' Inter- ciass lhiskvthzlll Pllumpimisliili. A high S1LlI1dill'd of basketball 111'0vailvd throughout tho LZLIIIIUS. Gwzitvx' inte-rvst wus shown this Y1'2ll', both by thv lllllllbfii' 01' girls pal'- ticipziting :ind by Ilw stufh-nt bmly. Tvam work was f-:miinuzxlly strvssr-d, :ind thi- Frm-slxliwii showrid thc- grmlt- f-st inip1'owm+-nt :it tlw f-lush ni' thv sf-uson. Ilivulry wus vvry strong lwtvvvvu ull of tho Clussvs. Thv laluyvrs :iwuiwlml llllIllK'I'21lS hy tho Athlm-tif? Associaticm aw: AIIIIPULI IS.-:milf-liauim ICLIIIIJ, Illlth Sumlbmii and I,01'vttz1 Ilfmilclwziil, forwards: l'xl0l'Ullf'0 Jrrhiislm, 01-im-rg Ali:-v Cwx and lwwiivl Firkus, sicie--01-1114-1'sg Irmw Dotsvh, Doris I,1-main, lqlililli' l'xl1l5lE4t2Hlf, Hildwln Hzinson, and Clarice NICKPUVGIQ giiaiwls. No mutter what the words may be --- a song of woe will never make a hit EDDZD Q13 mmm wnznocnmy Resolutions are like umbrellas UPPER PENINSULA INTERSCHOLASTIC TRACK RECORDS Event Holder School Year Record 100 yard dash Miethe Escanaba '24 10.1 seconds 220 yard dash Wilkins Marquette '23 24 SGCOIIGS 440 yard dash Miethe ' Escanaba '24 53 seconds 880 yard dash Charter Manistique '22 2206-3 S8C0l1dS 1 Mile run Harper Soo '22 4247 seconds 120 yard h. hurdle Peterson Menominee '24 19 SeC0l1dS 220 yard 1. hurdle Erickson Escanaba '24 27.6 Sf'C0l1dS Pole Vault Istas Menominoe '23 10 ft- 3 ill- High Jump Wavrick Menominee '23 5 ft. SVJ in. Broad Jump Wavrick Menominee '22 20 ft. 2-8 in- Shot Put Ileaudoin Stephenson '23 40 ft. 5 3-3 ill- Dlscus Hillberg Marquette '24 99 ft. 7 ill- Javelin Swadgie Vulcan '23 135 ft. 5 in. Half-Mile Relay Class B Vulcan '23 1 min. 43.2 sec. Ilall'-Mile Relay Class A Menominee '24 1 min. 40 sec. ESCANABA HIGH SCHOOL TRACK RECORDS Event Holder Meet Year Record 100 yard dash Miethe U. P. Meet Mencmince '24 10.1 seconds 120 yard hurdle Pintler Dual, Manistique '23 20 seconds S80 yard dash Talan ll. P. Meet Menominee 2 min. 9 sec. Shot Curran Gladstone Invitational 38 ft. 4 in. High Jump tShaw Gladstone Invitational 5 ft. 3 in. tTolan ll. P Meet Menominee 5 ft. 3 in. 440 yard dash Miethe U. P Meet Menominee 53 seconds 220 yard hurdle Erickson U. P. Meet Menominee 27:6-10 SOC. Discus Curran Dual Manistique 96 ft. 8 in. Mile Run Smith Dual, Manistique 4 min. 51 sec. 220 yard dash tMcGuire Dual Manistique 24 seconds fMiethe Tri-County Meet Neg. 24 seconds Pole Vault Baker Dual, Manistique 10 ft. Broad Jump Miethe Tri-County Meet Neg. 19 ft. 31,5 in. Javelin Burns Dual, Manistique 114 ft. 6 in. 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QW Nearly all great coaches are college graduates D F7 inumznocn ZDEDDZDOCDIU ALICE COX DORIS LEPPLA ELLEN WICKLUND Girls' Athletic Association ln the fall of this school year a group of girls under the direc- tion ot' Miss Ladd organized a Girls' Athletic Association. The pur- pose- ol' this organization is to foster more athletics for girls. The following were- vlecteal officers: Doris Leppa, l're-sideutg Ellen Wicklund, Vicf--Preside-ntg Alice Cox, 'Secretsry-'l'1'easu1'er. A point systi-in hast-d on that of thi- illinois Stats- lxfaguo of High School Girls' Athletic Associations was adopted. 150 points :L your is tho goal sr-t for each girl to attain. The award for the first yvar's work is tho school letter UE . Points may he won in many activities: gymnastics, dancing, basketball, baseball, field and track, tennis, hockey, golf, hiking, horseback riding, bicyeling, f'ilIl0t'iIlQ.lf, swiniining, coasting, tohogganiiiiig, skating, zipparaitus and lu-wining liygionic training rules. During l+'ebruary and March a basketball tcurnainvnt was run off while the sprinrx sm-ason was devote-d to inorv outdoor activities. A bridle for the tongue is a fine piece of harness HERMAN GESSNER TROPHY The first Herman Gessner trophy was awarded to Ovila Savard, '24, a letterman in football, basketball and track. This trophy is donated by Herman Gessner and is awarded annually to the athlete of the Senior class who excels in ath- letics and scholarship. Savard was a regular in the backfield of our champion- ship football team, he was a member of our baszkctball squad, playing guard: he ran the 100 and 220-yard dashes, and was a member of our relay track team. A luxury is something the neighbors have that we can't afford D OCD J W 15213007 THE MENOMINEE GAME The grandstands were packed that historical day, And the cool breeze of Autumn swept in from the bay. All yelling and shouting and many a song For the Esky players arose from the throng. Then the teams trotted out, and 'midst wild acclaim, The referee issued decrees for the game. Together they swept, and loudly we yelled, Instilled them with spirit and scoreless they held Menomineel The second half started, our team said, We can! How they fought, how they struggled, then our quarter-back ran The length of the field for the only score. The grandstands went wild and when it was o'er They tensely awaited the end of the game. And they all gave a gasp when our punter Went lame, For they thought that our kicker would have to be benchcd, But the lad was all right that punted against Mcnominee! The last quarter dragged and we prayed for the end, But our coach knew his stuff and he knew they'd defend Our goal from the Reds till the last whistle blew, And that they sure did, in great style they came through. Our team was resistless, our warriors in black, In the last endless minutes, our goal right in back, Held the Red team for downs, 'til the time-keeper's gun Set the crowd in an uproar. Your jinx is now done, Menominee! 'Twas a treat to behold that Menominee game, Each team battled grimly to uphold its fame. But the Orange and Black battled hardest and best, Their plays went like clock-work and fight did the rest. The line hit them hard and the baekfield ran low, They gave us their all when they vanquished that foe. For many long years we accepted defeat, But our old Esky pep has returned, and we beat Menominee! ! ! --F. Never count your chickens till they cross the road S. P. Tumi Q :mu F589 PART THREE The same loyal support is given to other phases of school life. Great interest is shown in all ACTIVITIES L nl lim - - -V 2- .'.'4-,Aw 53 .1 -:f: - -51--VV V ---1 7 1 :ff :fa--. '-lu 5,-. 1-ey: 4. 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The district oratorical and dcclamatory contests were held at Crystal Falls on the evening of April 3. Dorothy Garrity then delivered her appealing oration, Mother Machree , winning second place. Although she won three out of six possible firsts, the percentage system placed her second. Ethel Gessner, with her declamation, Apostles of Peace, won third place. Both girls were very effective in their speaking and deserve credit for their fine showing. Robert Gessner '25, represented Escanaba in the national Constitu- tion Oratorical Contest, held under the auspices of the Detroit News. He won first place in both the district and Upper Peninsula contests, and won seventh place in the state meet, which was very closely contested. His oration was entitled Alexander Hamilton and the Constitution. Too much credit cannot be given to Mr. Lenimer, who so efficiently coached these representatives. All indications show that Esky will have many apt entries in these contests next year. May they be successful! Don't be so narrow-minded that your ears rub DEDDZDOCD Q ll N X! ZDEDDZDOCDP7 AFFIRMATIVE TEAM The keen interest shown in debating this year resulted in nn- other triumph for Esky High. Of the seventeen students who en- tered the preliminary contest, eight--four of whom were exper- ienced-Awere selected to represent the sehool in the interscholastic bouts. Tile :1fl'irmative team was first composed oi' Edward Curran, Capt., Warren Edwards, Ruth Sandbom, and John Hughes, and the negative team consisted of Almon Arnold, Capt., Robert Gess- ner, Dorothy Garrity, and Robert Beggs. A change was made in the line-up, however, placing Robert Gessner on the affirmative and Ruth Sandhom on the negative. The question for debate was: Resolved, That the United States Should Grant the Philippine Islands Their Complete and Immediate Independence. The debaters showed great zeal and interest in their work and were well-prepared when the interetenm debate was held. When opportunity knocks, do more than whistle Negative Team The first interscholastic debate, held March 20, was enthusiastically attended. Our negative team, composed of Almon Arnold, Dorothy Gar- rity and Robert Beggs, won from I1'on Mountain on our home floor. Superior issues and delivery were presented by our team. On the same night, our affirmative team, consisting of Buck Curran, Warren Ed- wards, and Robert Gessner. lost at Menominee in a very closely con- tested debate. The time between March 20 and April 3 was spent in further preparation for the dual with the Soo. On the evening of April 3, our affirmative team, on which Jolm Hughes spoke in place of Robert Gessner, defeated the Soo here, while the negative team, with Ruth Sandbom in place of Dorothy Garrity, won from the Lock City representatives there. T00 much commendation cannot be given to Mr. Lemmer, through whose skillful coaching and sincere friendship Esky High has been vic- torious for four successive years. I hear you calling me DEDDZDOCDWX ZDEDDZDOUJYU ,, SENICR PLAY The Thirteenth Chair The Thirteenth Chair, a three-act mystery play, presented under the directicn of Miss Emily Cripps by the Class of '25 in the High School auditorium, May 8th, met with a huge success and was declared by every fortunate person who had wit- nessed the performance to be one of the most interesting and best plays ever pre- sented. The action takes place at the home of Roscoe Crosby. a financier. On the night of the engagement of Helen 0'Neill and his son, Will Crosby, a poor lady, Rosalie LaGrange, arrives at the Crosby home to stage a seance suggested by Ed- ward Wales as a means of finding the murderer of his friend, Spencer Lee. Every- thing goes well until a scream is heard and Edward Wales falls to the floor dead. Careful examination by Tim Donahue, Inspector, is conducted and suspicion falls upon Helen O'Neill who is found to be the daughter of Rosalie LaGrange. By means of another spiritualistic seance Rosalie LaGrange plays on the superstitious fears of the murderer and makes him tPhilip Masonj confess. THE CAST Helen O'Neill Will Crosby Mrs, Crosby Roscoe Crosby Edward Wales Mary Eastwood Rosalie Laflrai Tim Donahue Philip Mason Helen Trent Braddish Trent Grace Standish Howard Standish - - Elizabeth Erskine - - Pollock - Sergeant Dunn Doolan - - - Elaine Flagstadt Howard Champley Liota Stratton - - - Marvin Folio Jack llerrigan Irene Johnston Dorothy Garrity Clyde Wilson Jack Williams Florence Johnson - - - Victor Powers Annetta Beauchamp - Paul Haring' Eleanor Falk Robert Valentine - Harold Cass Robert Valentine Even a tombstone will say good things about a fellow JUNIOR PLAY Stop, Thief! On the ovoning of Docmiilwi' 5th, the class of '26 prosonted Stop, Tl1i+gf! as tho annual Junior Play. lt was an oxcvllviit comedy in tliroo acts and under tho cupnlile coaching of Miss Moyer, tnrnocl out to bo a grunt success. The vast was oslwoinlly wt-ll suitvd ta tho production :ind it wont off vvry smoothly. Vaudvvillo liotwovli acts was groatly onjoyod and uddod much to the ovoning's ontortaininont. Too much credit cannot bo :given to Miss Mt-yor and Mr. Swanson, Class ad- visors, who workod so untiringly for tho 11l:1y's succoss. The advc-rtising commit- too unclor Rohort Boggs also did splondid work. Mr. Carr' - Mrs. Carr - Noll .. - .lack Doogan lilzidgo Carr Joan Carr - Carol'ni Carr Juinvs Clunvy Dr. Willoughby Rev. Mr. Spelvin Mr. Jamison .loo Tlioinpsoli THE CAST Sewgoaiit of Police Officer 0'Mallvy Ol'l'icvr 0'Rri1-n Offic-or CIZIIICFX Chauffour - when he is clown Joseph Rico Verna llrothorton Hyacinth XVh'ston Jack llaiynif nd Tliorflosx N:-lfxon Elizabeth Cri-lm .Ianot Owvn Hohort Curtin Lyszlo llooth Robort Hodson lflclwzird Stratton Bon Dosilots Hugh Ilrothorton John Hughvs - Dol Olson Clydo Brady Adolph Dunphy DYDDZDOCD Q xg s Cgnwinznowml 4 SENIOR BALL One hundred and twenty-five couples entered the gymnasium on Friday night, December 12th, when the annual Senior Ball was given by the Class of '25. They saw a room beautifully decorated in blue and gold and transformed into a Dutch Garden with an abundance of tulips. Four great wind-mills, with revolving arms on which were fastened a myriad of different colored lights also met their eyes. A seven-piece orchestra, the Arcadians, furnished the music for the dan- cing which began at 8:30 and lasted until 11:30 o'clock. The Grand March was led by Herman Miethe, President of the Senior Class, and Miss Isabel Curran, followed by Harold Cass, chairman of the Ball committee and Miss Cecelia Pepin. The feature dance of the evening was the Senior Special. Dur- ing this number the main lights were extinguished, and the wind-mill lights turned on. The arms revolved and variety of color was cast on the dancers. The members of the School Board and Supt. W. E. Olds were honor guests of the party. Everyone agreed that it was one of the most enjoyable social events of the year. Keeping your nose to the grindstone f-f JUNIOR PROM On May 9, 1924, the Senior Class of '24 was entertained at the annual Junior Prom held in the High School gymnas- ium. Decorations were of maize and blue, the Senior class colors. A The Grand March was led hy Robert Gessner, President of the Class of '25 and Jeanette Kittner, followed by Jack Erickson, President of the Class of '24, accompanied by Mar- ian Groesbeck. After the march ice cream, cake and cookies was served to dancers in the corridor of the second floor of the High School. This was also beautifully decorated in maize and blue. The Senior class motto We Can Do It, was presented on balloons handed to each person immediately preceding the Grand March. The attractive favors were an outstanding' feature. never wears out the stone Znumzinoowb ZDIDDZDO CARNIVAL Un the- iiipzlit ot' Of-tolwr 121, ilu- sc-cond llllllllill E. H. S. Curnivail took plum-. With tlw vxpwiviinv of the provious your, and tliv motto, A Stadium by l925, always he-foro tlivm the workvrs staged a decidedly now-l and succz-ssful elite-i'taii1111e1it. Tliv- entire- carnival consisted of sixtcwn shows, four given by each 1-lass. Tliv various 0l'gilIllZ21ti0llS also contribute-d to thc- succvss of tliv- 0V0l1iIlH,. Tliv Esky lNlUl'Ull'bO2.Ll'd took charge of the advertising, caiiipaign and conducts-tl ai clwvkroom for tlw Colivt-liia-1109 of patrousg thi- Girls' Lwagllv furliislu-tl I'l'fl't'SlllllPlltS in the gymnasiunig and the main show was pwsviitvd at tvii o'f'lof'k hy tlw Orange- and lllzivk Soni:-ty. This was ai llllllSf.l'tJl Couvlwd by the Oruiige- and lllack advisor, Mr. l,f1llllll9l'. It Consislod of a vliorus of fourtc-vu voice-S, and a sm-vizilty by viglit Clowns trziiiivd by Miss Ladd. The f-iid men wt-rv Gzn'rz1i'd llvlun- :'4'r, Juvk llziyiiioud, Javk Vlfillizlliis, and Clydv Wilson. Fiiiziiivizilly tlw f'1iruiv:il was also Ll siicm-ss. E MINSTREL END MEN A rolling stone gathers no moss --- E MEN'S MINSTREL On January 19th the boys who have won E's in athletics gave their second annual entertainment. A minstrel was the medium of their success. The cast consisted of twenty-five men, the end men being Hugh Brother- ton, Jack Williams, Howard Champley and Marvin Folio. The guest soloist of the evening' was Miss Nina Stodden, of the Class of '25. Under the able direction of Mr. Lemmer the minstrel was a great success. but a rolling pin shows who's boss F7 OCD fbwnzn Q F7 DZDOCD The earth shall inherit the meek l uafsll x :mal Fi ilmfy be PART FOUR We must not forget the groups who foster these activities. They work faithfully to attain such good results. Deserving of praise are the . ORGANIZATIONS 3 ull, 1. , ws was f f c, I I ' , K ,,, ff, 0,,,,,s,7 foyflhli 2551- . : if w y,.:. H 1521. , . M' :H .qw .- v.g,,-i ,-r 'ui ,,, ,. I I 1 4, ' rl- F' ,581 'if 1' :v.1. at 5' .,,m.' 'iw MM .,, .A , ,..A,, ..,, -a. 4 44. -. - 5. .XM ,.-,V ,,. V. .x , -.ye 'A 1 ':.4-- -1 - . .JAR-v LILLIAN DEMARS ESTHER AUERBACH ETHEL GESSNER Third Vice President First Vigo President Second Vice President IRENE ROLAND RUTH SANDBOM JANE CAMPBELL Secretary President Treasurer ' Y C3u1s League This lvugilv is il socivty 'l'hv rvl'r4-slinivnt stand was :1 sucvs-ss Ol' girls in ldsky High. The-y urv active-, vvc-ry mvnihvr, A llutlvl' School, lhvy Ory. 'Fhvir l:lil'll0Si' is Zllllliillllilllg. With 11 spirit that's trunk hluv g To raiisv intvllvctual Cllit1ll'f'. Iilhiczil and social, too. Ol'l'icvrs wvrv chosen From cucll and 0Yl'l'j' class. Thi- Nlissvs Divinv and Snousc-, .-XliX'iS1ll'S-lIllSllI'llLlSSl'li. 'l'hv zihnuzll i l'0Sillllllll party Wan: hc-ld t'2ll'iX in lhm- yvzlr. l-' ur Ihvsv now nlvnlhe-rs ol' thi- lm-zlglw, I'I4'1ll'lliy we f'il0Ul'. , . . . .Xt lhv Lalrnivul this lull. Also H2lllliJlll'Q'l'l' halls. Tiltlll Camel thv football lmnqnvt, Those mvmorivs w0'll Oarvss, Hvrovsu IJlli'1ll1d0I'S ol' E. H. S. ln Dvcemxlmm' thvy lxwsmitvrl Thr wondrous Christmas play: We'll nmfvr forget that day. .Xml last. Slllllllilbi Alzivhlallills Irish storivs told. Sllllll' wvru vvry funny, Sumo mystvrivs did unfold. This ll-ugm-'s ll strong school bTlCii0l', 'I'l10y'rv workl-rs, it is rfle-nr. And i1Pl'P'Sl our wish for future lvnpglles, A Real Successful Year! -M. VV. '25, Many a truth is spoken in jest Not on the PI'02l'illll . it wus will Thr-y sold rid:-r, '0orn, and icv rr:-um, Wh4-11 wv svrvml our boys, Our Ml ZDWDZDO W ZDYDDZDO Orange and Black Society O F F I C E R S FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President .. .. .. Almnn Arnold Prbsimlsnt .. .. Roland St. Mitchell Vicc President .. Victor Powers Vice President Warren Edwards S-prclnry , Rolnml St. Mitchell Secretary -- Rohert Curtis 'l'ypgiSi1r0i- VV:irrcn Eilwurfls 'l're-nsurcr .. .. Mutt I.awrL-nce Mr. l. mmcr .. . Faculty Advisor The fifth year of the organization of the Orange and Black Society added more accoinplislnnents to the list rf successful and in-llvficizil RClll6'VPl11K'I'1fS inspired by the motto, All for Esky High. This first ulidertnking' this year was the conzitruction of fl much nm-ded trophy ease. Other projects followed: the welcome party for students who had never attended school in the city of Iflscallabn: ai ninsiczil entertainment to raise money for an athletic field: Seventh and Eightli Grade Public Speaking' Contcstg rewarding medals for the orators and decluimersg Ilural School Public Speak- ing Contest: and sending one track man to the Meet at Ann Arbor. The ll10llllJl I'S of the society consist of students from the three llDll6'l' classes. Thi-3' have a record of reliability, and have done much for Iiisky High. A synonym is a word used when --- ESKY MCRTARBOARD Prcsidcnt - - - Ircnc Roland V. Prcsidcnt - Esthcr Aucrbach Sccrctary - a Vcrna Brothcrton Treasurer - - - Cccilia Pepin Scrgcant-at-arms - - Dorothy Garrity Faculty Advisor - - Miss Erickson Esky Mortarboard has cclcbratcd its first birthday! The sc-cond ycar of organization addcd many accomplishmcnts to its formcr achicvomcnts, Thc girls provcd their cfficioncy in advertising for thc annual School Carnival, in ushcring for thc Iiyccum Coursc and selling tags for a track incct. Latcr in thc year thc Northcrn Normal Glcc Club under thc dircction of Con- way llctors was brought to Escanaba for thc music lovcrs of thc coinniunity. Tho sccond annual banquet givcn in honor of thc dcbatcrs, orators and dc- clainicr was pronounccd a decidcd succcss. Thc society also furthcrcd onc of its purposcs by contributing toward scnding thc Girls' Glcc Club to thc llppcr Pcniusula Contcst at Marqucttc. The mcinbcrs of thc society arc Junior and Scnior girls who cndoavor to raiso their standard of Wonianlincss, Scholarship and Activity. Thcy aim to support and furthcr all school activitics. you can't spell the other one ZDEUDZDOCDYU HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA The orchestra of the Escanaba High School, under the direction of Mr. Shanklin, has been very successful this year. The instructor deserves great credit for accomplishing such fine results. This year it has taken part in the following activities: Junior Play, Senior Play, Lyceum Numbers, Broadcnstinf: from WJAZ and WHAK, and a. Country Peoples Benefit Tour. Members are: First violin-Isadore Stein, Leslie Gaufin, Dorothy Gar- rity, and Walter Norshipg second violins-Kenneth Wilson, Hilding Olson, Grace Johnson, and Charles Gnllagherg third violinfAlvin Erickson, Alvin St. Pierre, and Ernest Victorsong cornetfllztul Haringg clarinet-Robert Hender- song pianogllearl Olson. Esky High also has a well organized elementary orchestra composed of promising musicians. The activities oi' this group were limited to hard prac- tice and a few assembly engagenients. Members of this orchestral are: First violinflisther Peterson, Mildred Peterson, Eugienia Hemes, :ind Jean Mcllenng second violins-Charles Jnveriek, Rudolph Schwartz, and Wilfred Nelson, third violinf-Pearl Jenson, Julia Nye, and Raphael Hiehzirdsg cornet---Oliver Mclienziog clarinet--Earl Murrayg piano4Geruld Carlson. Women governors are not rare --- ELEMENTARY ORCHESTRA GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glcw Club, under the direction of Miss Dunn, has donv 1-xcvptioiiully fine- work this yvar. The girls have give-11 :ls- nbly OIIQILXOIIIOIIIS. and have brozldcnsted. The outstanding l1lllUVl'll10lll of the yvur was pnrtif'ipat,i0n in Z1 cmitest at Mar- ettl-, Wlll I'0 Esliy won first 1111100 in this line of work. GLEE CLUB every man has one DCU? D2 DID ZLDEDDZDOCDYU SENIOR SYNCOPATORS Outritamliiie' among: the achievements of the Senior class was the organization of the Senior Syncopators. They have been rightfully called the best jazz orchestra, Esky High has ever had . The orchestra has worked hard and certainly merits the praise and recognition given it by the students and people outside of school circles who have heard it play. The orchestra. consists of six pieces. No sniall part of the credit due the organization must go to Omar Curtis, who has led it successfully throughout the year. Other members arez' Howard Chainpleyfvioling Naomi I'I01'lI'lkSOIl-?lllFtllOQ Wilfred Ladouceui'--cornetg Lawrence Roberts -banjog and Carlton Sniithfdruins and Xylophone. The Syncopators have been very popular at the matinee parties given during the year by the various classes. Other functions at which they played are: the E Men's Minstrel, the Football Banquet, a Kiwanis luncheon, and a Rotary luncheon. They also broadcasted for radio sta- tion VVJAZ. One way to make enemies --- XV 21 l t Durinst its so showod I1 lllill'k4'd Dl't'Vl0llS your: Starting with found it nocossary 1100111110 0UlllDOU'Ilt SCHOOL NEWS Cond your ol' livolihood, 'AF-cliool N0ws , F1sky's hi-wookly papr-r. iinprovvinont. This was duo, in part, to the 0XD0l'ltlllf'0 of tho an inoxpmioiicod class at the lwginning of tho your, Mr. Sullivan to cull in inoinhors ol' tht- formor class until tho now journaliszts School N0ws is 9IldLi'ZlV0!'l11Qf to promote NV0l'tilVVllil0 projovts, and to oduvatr- X riul stndonts in thr fnrtln-r u spirit ot' it oliannols. By bocoming tlw voico of tho pupils, it hom-s to unity in Esky High. THE STAFF Editor-in-Chivf--llolwrt Vnlontino. llusinoss Mun Sport Editors Cfrvulation M Zlgtll'-wxlllltlilil U07'l1lClH1lllll. ---John Xv2lIldt'llb00Ill, Harold Cass. Zlllflgtll'-lSZlb9i Curran. lf'1-:itiiru VVl'lfOl'fD11iO Gundc-rinnn. Editorial Writor-Dorotliy Cnnfiold. Illxclmnsro Edlf0l'fi. flllG Firkns. llosvurcli WVritorf--llolnnd St. Mitvhvll. ll0portvrssCliurlos Gzillngliw. llobr-rt Curtis, Hildoon Hanson, Ailoon Koppvs, or Kristiuns'1n, Doris Lepplzt. Journalism Instructor---Mr. Sullivan. Printing lnstruvtor--Air. Cook. sing to your friends ZDEDDZDOCDFU ZDCDDZDOUJW ESKY BOOSTERS OFFICERS Prosidcnt - - NValdo Kostcr Frosh V. Pres. - Kcnncth Gundcrinan Sr. V. Prcs. - Victor Powcrs Socrctary -. - Wclliugton Huss Jr. V. Pros. - H Clydc Brady 'l'1'ensurer - - Slfflll'd S1'llldlll0I'0 Soph. V. Pros. - Harry Erickson Facility Advisor - Mr. Swanson l'pon thcir return from tho Oldcr Boys' Confcrcncc at Hancock, the Escanaha delegates saw thc nocd of a now organization in tho High School. Accordingly, they mot several tllIl0S with Mr. Swanson, the adult advisor during thc trip, and laid the plans for thc ncw club. A c1'e-is-fl and constitution were drawn up and it was de- cided to call thc new organization tho Ulflsky lioostcr Club. VVith thc spirit of the Conferenco in thcir minds, tho dolcgatos announccd that thc club would he opcn to all boys who attcndcd Hgih School and were intcrested enough to join. At tho first 11101-'flll2, twenty-two signod the Creed and aglveod to live up to the constitution. Officors were 1-lcctctl for thc rcst of the scincstcr. The pnrposc ol' thc cluh is to boost all I-ligfgh School activities ol' a worth-while cliaractcr, and to assist otiacr organizations in carryiiig' out thcir plans, Tho club assistcd in such izrojccts as tho HCIOZIII-llD-ES0FtllHbll plan of tho Escanaba Chainbcr of C0lHlll1'fCU and thc Dl'1 1lfll'I1tl0ll of thc athlctic field. It is surc- ly destined to bc a succoss in Escanaba High School. The trouble with the last word in fashion is --- it is not Q :mu VC vga Q V W film-J 5-f y' PART FIVE We leave with you a memory of Esky life in THE HODGEPODGE SOME SENSE AND SOME NONSENSE If I ILM 'f Ha fwffsew ollflgf fwlfflll. , - --.-rf ' .4-r w -' . 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He must wash the blackboards, Nights he locks the doors, Nick's forever sweeping classrooms, Scraping Spearmint off the floor. You'll never have indigestion from swallowing your pride Most flivver wrecks are due to tight nuts Q F7 OCD ZDYIJDZDOCIHU ESKY'S TROPHY CASE Tho trophy case has be-on of much interest to all Esky visitors. It con- t:1i11S tlll'l'0 Cups awardod lo tho Winner of the ll. P. cllanlpionsllip in track, also tho cup aw'ardQd to tho winnor of the U. P. cllzmlpiollslxip in oratory, and two cups awardvd to tho winnvr ol' tho Illflflt and tho relay at the Tri-county truck 1l100t ln-ld at NllE1HlIIlKf'll last your. Tlwre is tho cup and the basketball won at the Class A Buslwthall 'I'ournann-nt held at Ironwood in 1923, also. Beside those- trophies, tln-w are llll'9l1 interclass lmskvtball and flll'9t' debate cups, the Orange and Black -Faculty luorsesahue, and the football used in the Meuomineo 9,'L1Ill9. The calm' was tho contribution ol' tho Oranfxv and llluck Society and was decorated by Mr. Think and Mr. liensel of the Fair Store. The trouble with most dumb-bells is --- they arerft dumb UT 2210052120 X ZDIIJDZDOCDF7 HOWARD CI-IAMPLEY CLYDE WILSON ' HAROLD WALKER JACK WILLIAMS SENIOR QUARTETTE CLASS SONG, 1925 Tune+ I,et the Rest of the YVorld Go Ry. Words by Alice Cox. VVe've spent four years with you Esky, always true, In a realm of harnionyg You have taught us what's right In attaining the height Through faith and loyalty. Goodby, Esky High, The ti1ne's drawing nigh, When we must sever all our ties To see what lies Before us on the road of life Gladness, sadness, cheer, and strife. You've given to us, Esky High, glorious And we will always sing your praise When we are far, far away Our thoughts GVGI' will stray Hack to our dear old happy high school days. All men are born equal --- t ZDHJDZDOCDF7 Style note---There is to be little change in men's pockets this spring DZDOCD J 5 ZEEJDZLCDTOQ x Mother called, SPRING FEVER Y0u'll be late. Quick I dresse Fast I ate. d, In the school Heart did sink, I was late, Slip was pink. Went to class Unprepared, Looked at teacher, Back she stared. What's this mean? How'd I know? Never' studied, Saw a show. Feel so tired, Like to doze. When I read Eyes do close. Warm outside. Birds do sing. Wish the old Bell would ring. Down the hall Slowly pass, Glad this is My last class. Talked too much, Teacher's sore, Made me stay An hour more. Well, that's done, Home I trot. Shortcuts take, 'Cross some lot. In my home Books I sling, Such is school In the Spring. M. W. '25 Just run along, sun, said the cloud, --- hile I have my shower J X nznocfmf DCD Q2 PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTESTS In March the Orange and Black Society staged their second annual seventh and eighth grade public speaking contest for pupils of the public schools of the city. The winner of the eighth grade contest was William Peters, who last year won the seventh grade contest. The winner of sec- ond place was Francis Baldwin. Marguerite Eis of the Washing- ton school took first place in the seventh grade contest, and second place was awarded to Jane Glavin of the Franklin school. In each of the contests the winner of first place received a gold pencil and the Winner of second a silver pencil. A banner bearing the name of the winner and the year hangs in the eighth grade at the Franklin to show the winner each year. A similar banner for the seventh grade bearing the name of the winner of the seventh grade contest, the school, and the year, was transferred from the Barr school, last year's winner, to remain at the Wash- 'ixgton until the next contest. The school winning the banner thi most times in five years may keep it. The success of both preceding contests warrants this to be a worthwhile project, which will be repeated annually. In training the young orators to speak on the platform the Orange and Black Society is living up to its motto: All for Esky High. lf things don't come your way --- CONSULTATION LIST A slip of paper, grim as fate, It is the FPGSIIIIIGIYS jinx, It levels both the lo wand great And gives them all the shrinks. The Freshmen flock each Monday morn, Its call they can't resist, And some look glad and some forlorn At the Consultation List. The Soph's with grand and lordly air Next gather 'round the board. They act as if they hardly care What fate for them has stored. They know their names should 11ot be on, In this they will persist, But all too often they're upon The Consolation List. The Juniors with a worried look, The Dumbbells' Roll Call scan, Then vow to carry home each book And work, tthey think they canj. I wonder why they look amazed, Or feel the pulseless wrist Wl1ene'er their names are seen emblazed On the Consternation List? The Seniors with 'indifferent air' And countenance benign, Just pause to give a casual stare Or hand someone a line. Their names thereon you seldom see, Their brains none can resist, For stars like them can only be On a Constellation List. -F. you may be on the wrong road S. P. J A iinwnzncmrii Q Nothing can be clone with the fellow who' is stuck on himself ALL I GOT TO SAY IS --- Have you ever seen our E men Get up to make a speech? They mutter as they cross the floor This one and only screech- All I got to say is- I never yet have seen it fail, They're like a pack at bay, They rise and glare at everyone Until they slowly say- All I got to say is- It's great to hear them whisper With that slow, unsteady tone That they have come to give a speech, But not a word comes 'til they moan- All I got to say is- They work all day and half the night To learn some grave, long speech, But when tl1e summons finally comes, They rise and slowly screecha '1All I got to say is- Two years a fellow came Of whom we're justly proud, For when he rose to give a speech, He didn't say aloud- All I got to say is- So now when they get up to speak They never scowl and look so meek For l1e has proved it can be done: They say no more in manner stunned- All I got to say is- -C. W. until he gets into hot water e-1 fx qizncolzzinommy 'x W2 CD O NICK STOCKEMER'S ALL AMERICAN L. E. Mercedes Fahay L. T. Forrest Post L. G. Josephine Work C. Theodore Apostle ll. G-. Louise Harder R. T. Clinton Hunt R. E. Esther Foote Q. B. William Call L. H. B. Joseph Palm R. H. B. Elizabeth Wade F. B. Alice Auger After watching all the High School football material in action, and after much pondering. I, Nick Stockemer, All-American High School Janitor from 1901 to 1925, do hereby announce my Second All-American High School Team. I firmly believe that I have selected the best high school team that can be picked from any school in the United States and Gladstone. I am a modern man and have placed five girls on my team. The team has two good ends, players who could warm the bench for any coach. Mercedes is the goddess of speed and if Mercedes Fahay lives up to her name, she should be a wonderful asset as a receiver of passes, and also the first person to 'break up the opponent's plays. Esther Foote is the other end and she will be of great aid in stamping the opponents into submission. Our tackles are fast and it would be very difficult to box them. In Forrest Post we have one of the hardest men in High School. He is placed at one of the tackle positions and would help a great deal in bracing up the middle of the line. Clinton Hunt is the other. If Clint couldn't find the man with the ball he cculd always Hunt. The guards are hard workers and help much in bolstering up the line. These places are filled by Josephine Work and Louise Harder. N0 matter how hard our opponents are, Louise would always be Harder. The center is a leader and a gentleman. He supplies the dainty qualities to thc team. Theodore Apostle is in this position. We should make him captain because all of the twelve apostles werevgocd leaders. The quarter possesses the uncanny ability of calling the right plays, and with the help of the rest of the backfield he should have little trouble in submerging his opponents. William Call is placed at quarterback, after receiving a hard run from Ethel Boomer. William can call signals so that the whole team can hear him. At halfback we have placed Joseph Palm and Elizabeth Wade. Palm is,the master of stiff arming and Betty could Wade off tackle for many gains. Alice Auger is our fullback and she notionly provides the team witl1 a line-plunger but can bore through the other team when a few yards are needed. I, Nick Stockemer, janitor of the Escanaba High School, am responsible for all criticism of this team. Please send it in before my red coat wears out or Mr. Lee paints his car again. If a husband has the last word it usually is --- All right, buy the blamed thing L DEDDZDOUNUQ ZDUJDZDOUDIU f - f i q ' ss Ee? so f Eine: 5 E 67 P .. s ix f -M 'iu .3 lmjfi .,., fs .aes P ei A if ,Sr M I -aqua 2 06 i Z 3 X 42 sim '44 ' -if 'fg .ink lee l , E3 MNXXN ina! ser U 1 M- ' '- 'tif Q 7 y 051997 WMU l f W ' 1 fi ni , Q X L Q f'-me New 1 ARRIVALS I vliv' ew 'rue 2 V'7 'Y - , '1 Hv:6HTS l- c-245' 0 F C E 5 K V Q A i-NGN 'fi A mu c 'trfcdeivss usp R, 'Flw Q4 .-.. geo ci if avi' tru-Ugg fu nvnfxraa: IIN' I Milf ! eunf'-' V TF? f Jr L47 unff' Q- vfvf W Q, -b x etc P J? IQ ga l x at NIIJLING Haw ED 3 W ACTION we a n 63:17 T Wh'Wf' ffw KJ U 1 'Ffa U' f I I I n , t Q I AN . j,.,af IM 6 - . .za-FK ' 0 . t -ish Xypx . - 4 Is I I l N.. ,, K,,rE I . Qu xXf,f2.,gE.gf' . ,,.,,- 1 . Ly' A T . SEPTEMBER Tom Mix. Dearest Kept o'Nails Cliewcr: Jimmy Exmus, school again! Say, old dear. how can you expect. me to sett'e down to this ol' school after me bustin' biiinehos at z'ppy Hollywood all summer? You'd a d ed laughin' to see the way the Soph's held their heads up to us Freshics- they've been telling' us we're green for so lonyz I almost think I am, although you don't, do ya? Sept. 11 those Seniors with the sky-pointed noses. elected officers. Ya, and thc same day the whole school went to see a foot-ball scrimmage. Doris Leppla '25 led us-she was on liorse- back The Gris' League wanted some be advisors-so they elected Miss Snouse and Miss Devine. H. Miethe stumped! Couldn't tell his Soeiolony class whether a diamond ring was a necessity or a luxury. You know I've always wanted to go to Wasliinrrton--Mr. Lem- mer went--and dTdn't even tell me he was start'm:. I've been looking for excitement-since I've been seeing: you everything seems dead. All happens around here is Orval Cox sleeping: or Johnny V. skipping school. Oh ya, in the lne of sports Garry Belanger beats Mr. Lee in tennis and Bob Hender- son exercises his mouth with a mouth organ. Ya should have seen the first School News 'at was put out the 25th--sure was the berries. I bet if you were here you'd be made a member of the O. and B. Society. 'l'hey're selling caps right at present for the New- berry game. Don't forget to lasso me a letter soon. OCTOBER Jean MacLean. Baby Peggy. Dear Little PQEIIY: Your last missive was received with mazrnanimous apprecia- tion on my part, Truly you corroborate with an ability which is terrifically unbelievable. You always derived deep satisfaction from music but you should have allowed yourself the treat of hearing the exquisite renderings of the Senior Syncopators-we Juniors enjoyed it im- me-nse'y. The Howling Hundred have just organized-they certainly displayed their abundance of enthusiasm for our football team! You'll never forget that young chap who gave us a ride in h's Red-Red ear. He was at an O. and B. meeting when he re- marked that silver was more precious than iron because it was harder. It is obviously evident that Harder occupies a prom'nent place in Marvin's soft whitish convoluted mass occupying: the eranium of the vertebrate. Baby Perzzzy you have rivals-two wooden dolls strutted among our precious trophies to advertise the carnival, which, by the WHY, WHS 3. huge SUCCESS. Goodbye, little Srirl, Buck Curran. All the dumb-bells aren't in gymnasiums --- CALENDAR NOVEMBER Ben Turpin. Dear little Benny: As I sit. in reveric gazing: into your soulful eyes, I am rudely brought. out of my hazy dreaminxrs by this unsympathetic school life. which emzulfs me like a swirling eddie I yawn as I look around but I might as well tell you what.'s a-h:1ppn'n. In History we had real excitinpz elections on the 4th -I guess they had some in English too. President Coolidge won in all of them. Those Freshmen sure are dumb. Miss Considine asked one of them why a certain character was called Black Roderickxone boob yelled out Because he was a knight. Yes, and since Miss Meyers bol-bed her hair tthe l0thl they think she's a dear class mate of theirs. 'l'hurs. Gth, I was quite thrilled at meeting an old friend of mine at the Este Baker Company musical which was here to begin the I.yceum course. The llth we trot a half holiday while we heat Neszaunee 38-0. I bet Herman smashed at least three teeth grinding: them tofrether. It was raining so hard that we c-ouldn't recognize our Sahara Desert. Frlday the 14th Miss Cripps gave us a nepny chalk talk She told us that a whole box of chalk was needed to mark out some of our sins. The 19th I brought all my chicken money to school 'cause the football pictures were on sale Mmm! We're having speeches thrown at us right and left The 18th, Professor Crocker of the U. of M. spoke to us. Then on the 24th. Mrs. Paulson, the Mother Goose Lady , spoke mitt us. I wanted to ask her it' Santa Claus was her husband but I darsn't. Bye ole top write soon's you can Jeanette Kittner s DECEMBER Gloria Swanson. Gloria: The boys dared me to write to you-so here goes I haven't anything to say -but Bob Hodson told me I mizrht tell you that Adlucas Edwards almost got a double helping at the O. and B. banquet when Miethe was stealing: flowers from the next table Recently Tom Powers was elected captain of the Freshman B. B. team and Pete Ladoucer planted himself on a thumb tack in the assembly. You shou d see the way the teachers are interested in crossword puzzles Miss Ruth has set as de seats for all the dumh ones in her cliasses and she's been pesterinp: all the other teachers for extra c airs. Just as Mr. Shanklin stepped into Mr. Cheney's class a few days niro D. Garrity yell, Some people have a good line. She didn't mean it for him but she surely pot razzed. Talk about efoquent voicesfa few days afro when Miss De vine was giving: u speech, Paul Noyes fell off his seat. She re marked that she was glad some one fell for her talk I wanted to take my girl to the Senior Ball but somehow or other I couldn't get to ask her, The music by the Arcadians was Ereat. The 19th. we were all sitting on p'ns. anxious for Christmas vacation. ln the morning the Girls' League gave a playlet. Not on the Program . As Mr. Shanklin Pearl Olson sure did shine e espeeia'lv her pompadour. In the afternoon the Girls' Glee Club sang. Buck Curran, Don Cook, Bob Curtis and a few of the rest wanted to clap after religious songs. Miss Dunn EXPOS'l'Ill,A'I'ED. I helped trim the O. and B. tree Yours till Nick Stockemer goes to Hollywood Jack Williams fvfvv ff if MARVIN som owls -mi, .M REU REI CAR A LlY'Ylf ,qilulfn 1 I l f f Tl1l0f'2l0lP 1 avsnruuawb rl, fl me NIGIIIIFE anne 3 '5Zf'5'f A 'I' ova sum-A 1. wfkl' .D V out ut tkittlliil 55 nn: Loses NLR iuvnm Mum K 1 9 YQ! 0 ll gun . pg ' LAPOICIU ,-,fig 1, pnmn 1-HL MH DVTLIIIU UF ma fm I TIWHI YW' In I Y? .ff 1 BOF P5665 Slliffi VF ral THE ,fanart BML 17 Ill I i 9 f Q if - Ui M Q , n . v ,O G 0 f t 'I - 3 I e Q ,' Q 0 ' P F I . 1, C C 4 . '- 1 H ' will 1 . ff ll - . r li lu f - ' W Q f f ad' 5 5 un it , i ,Y 0 HI V . - Q . . f 'P I ...lf V e . O X I Q 64 ' ' - Q 'rl' 0 I ' . Vg .frll Q ' ' I 9 F' I Q Q . I ' fi - ' - . .. ,, i ' I W7 9 . - Q H . . . lf- . some of them are at steering wheels -K x Wf CD DCDDZDO CALENDAR If 'A 1 2 . 'Q Q 'ol-'Sei 0.10 11- ' fi 9 5 9445 .I ' vlk I I if f'? 1'f' l I :PFW ii J pi ' ,i- ,. - ,sw :nf ' f niurv aww fUN ,inseam If 1115 0+ 3 Mwsmca. suaw E DN ru: :ur 5 LTIFJ IRBVED 913AS1'R0 5 FDR TNI flVN6 I+! ,AAN 037115 I1 N 4 A ,A B211-Q' x l -A I u yn Ar n Fon goulllf WE! Q 1' 9 'Gsfrfi' ,min I M lv to MQ sal? 'N Q'Qa1f,,N HUHIIMR IEW 0F 111611 1111004 0li'Ulf5f1TA , .WS I 'L' 1 I 0 - i I l W Q I fig. .-,film - I W 0 If 9 Q' lf , AWIQ Q P . l It ? Q Y.. 1 I -f i Lx, X . 1-1 . V ' ' v . i ' J. 1 ,ffgkh - . , iii. ' Q U 0 Q' ' sa ' ' 2 ' t43l1..Qb',I?Q . P Q 7 I A 1 - y . Q -.ff 2- L , - 5. . JANUARY Rodulph Valentino. Rodolf Darling: Hello Kiddo! Wish I could pat you on the back and tell you how I enjoyed your last letter. It was a WOW! Santa Claus was awsy dood to me and Eve Nelson came back to school with the SWEETEST fountain pen. Who from 1?I Ncxt day we Sen'ors started to have our pictures taken for the annual. I was rolling my eyes at Mr. Selkirk, hence the funny undulations you mentioned concerning.: mine. Dorothy Murphy burnt her hands while in Chem. lab. and not long ago J. Campbelfs hair caught on fire, but I heard some kid say that it didn't reach the wood. The E Minstrel, the 12th, would have been even a huilcr success if I had been an end man--think so? Dopey Johnson, the only E man of '27 was prerented with a stick of gum Ly Elmer Johnson in behalf of the students of the class. He's I. Fragilc's Beau Brummel, you know, although I must confess I'm pretty hard-hit myself. Yet again. I thfnk Frank Decaire takes the first place with me. He took over our History class the 14th and we kids sure rollicked around. Same day Mr. Shanklin's orchestra played Lohengrin's Wedding March, and did we GRIN? Zowie! Prof. Oitholf put some posters of the eclipse on the stage and M'ss Kennelly entertained us by playing the piano in the assembly. Ah, ze wonderful, ze marernif-ee-cent Checkerboard Contest is announced in School News. In playinyx Checkers I'm like Jack Dempsey, he doesn't play. Mr. Sullivan asked what was the remedy for cerebral infla- tion. H. Miethe answers, A new hat, Do you ins'nuate that I make my letters too lonyr? You in- sipid creature! This is all you get for that. Dorothy Garrity. FEBRUARY Snuh Pol'ard. Snubby dear: B'lieve me, all the handsome-s in this town can't compare with you. Cold kitty, I can't wait to see you. Have just a per- iod to scribble off this missive -did you know that Genevieve changed to Patricia? The Notre Dame Glee Club tfithi grave Roses of P'ccardy in their program but it was applesauce compared to the Jack Williams version. You remember E. Bulger '25, she's as full of the Old Nick as ever. Miss Erickson-asked what part of the body reminds you of an elephantvand E. answered, The feet. After E asked for a synonym for lawyer, H. Champley sa'd Liar. Vaccination and goitres! Wow! I wish you could have had a dance with me at the Soph, evening party, the 6th. The music was furnished by the Senior Syncopators, and say, Naomi Henricksen sounds like Messrs. Rachmaninoff, Chopin, and Shanklin all wrapped up toyzether. The 12th, Mr. Jauch, from the Houghton College of Mines, gave an interesting: talk to the Jr. and Sr. boys. In athletics, the O. and B. was defeated by the Faculty, 23-5. The teachers looked too tweet for words. A Prof. from the U. of W. gave us an interesting talk about the earthquake in Japan. They aren't allowed to be the least affectionate over there-Boo-hoo! ' You know I love you as much as ever. Isabel Curran. If you clon't think co-operation is necessary --- I.ou'se Fazenda. Dear Louise : No, I dEdn't go CALENDAR MARCH tn Washington to hear the Presfdent - my p'ane waQn't working -but we beard his inaugui-at'nn over the radio in the assembly. That 's, we had hoped to hear it. We aren't in the Tournament at Mar.1uette-- our hasketeers were eliminated by Menom'nee on the Tth. Lake Linden won the championship. Well, little eh'ef Mud-in-the face, you're not the nnly vamp -'you should see how M. Follo '25 and M. Lawrence are eaught. A llttle Harder, boys! Seni:n's. etc., looking down in the mouth on the 13th. Mirs Cripps submitted to an operation. She got better, tro, insp'te of the way her room was filled with t'chatter. Hot patootie! You should have seen the k'ds that. stayrd out of school the 17th and blamed it on St. Patrick. Shore, and begorry. Mr. Cheney d dn't lrame him ! Dt.n't come here 0ltl1olf's failure llst N. Y. census. to take Science, you little minx! Mr. is so long already that it looks like the I-Iveryone thinks I'm studying for the Swedsh ministry- I d.:n't think tht-y're funny at all. The girls are trying basketball aga'n, They look as if the ball is kinda red hot and they just snap their fngers at it. The Sophomore c'nss has a Howling Hundred ot' its own in Harry Erickson. Must get letters oft' to a dozen more so 'bye. Johnny Hines. Dear smiley-face: Howard Champley. APRIL So you love me even if I nm little. Harold Lloyd's stll your rival! Neither Mr. Cook nor Miss Baldwin think we need recreation in letter-writing the tenth period assembly, but here 11005. Golly whiz, the Marquette Normal Glee Club fellows are- rl-hem! The Mortarboard brought them to raise money to send OUR Glee Club to Marquette and defray expenses of the debate banquet. 'llhe debate-rs gave a royal entertanment at that ban- quet. b'lieve me! Bob Gessner '25 decided he didn't know what to dn with 55500. so he didn't win the national Constitution oratorical con- test at Detroit, although he dd make us proud of him by win- ning the U. P. contest. The Junior Prom the gym I could taste was on the 25th. The minute I got into ' f Chop Sueyftalk about an orlental e feet! Had' Il dandy time, too. Well, the teachers But l don't care. that are starting to yell finals at us again. means too that the FINAL day of school is on the hor'zon. Guess I'll do all that summer reading suggested when I'm fishing. Students come, and students. go, but Esky High goes on for- ever. May it ever be successful! Yours t.ill Ikey hubs her hair. Catherine Fallman. In' If fl KNINNI-Y X grwro Zfdw f f m fr A v io? W .sg S2-12. If :Of I' coouvt Avdulu. g'g.,,.,.., N f1.5'.TFm.f RAND Her' wAr1'l I Um' ll f Ju' 5 - 'ii mrfwun fx N450 Q rurs latin Q9 A Nwqlll UF rm X Wlluf- YHE nur png X gym 'Uv UA 0 QQ gms U9 - :Ei gig Nd! n In 5 a Q ,ati l l X IAM P enum:-I . Ailfavfal Aiidlldllf Q 11 fl: qf Hhs: -l- Dllub A - Goan TURN our AT s Anus rue N NK HWK CUNIAN I-EIHNING Tv MN'-F A :puns A DAYS BEFARC nag plan A fl' v-Fff H I C ,,,f D U l 4. K . .. I I ' 1 I I l sl ,, 5.--lu Q . ' C1112 fy-40 P Q , Lf I5 . . X ff? Q ' fl. .-llllI.j- . .W- ll Q!! lb , limi t . g ' ks LIT! e..,'f-. Q - 5 ' a -Q Q I gi lls ' ' I A ' 5 I 'llfflw , I O X . ff x, If . :Mg I hlfl Q C -1- Q I ' 0 I A I c I N -A H If g Q try to run a baby carriage on three wheels ZDO' FDD Z 'Q UJ KDDZDOCD W ffl RN Take care, not chances afar-H - f V YW umm - m u PART SIX The last and most important section of this production is devoted to the real Esky Boost- ers, the ADVERTISERS .1 T ,nu l,, ,.11ffIEE'fy.s.i', taeasepnfl' I7 I f, U I . , .5 948 jf fl 0 'flrmfbn f9 f - i T F i . 1 A I I E T '4 5 5 I Q. E E i i il 5 I Q 3 5 S 4 i 5 J 3 Z -A a 5 E 2 5 . E in . l 'x 5 i :1 H 5 l 3 R h L s E 1'nxnRlIl.!-1 Q.-Amar 1 f-3L:1'v-'1vhqA'r.'vx'SH-- .win mf' 'M W1 UmV :...-ra , rm? ,n w-'uni-, 'P' ' , xr. V ,Rauf . 'rag' M.-Mx' ' ug, ffl I, vm.. ' 1-rv' ,. ' 4.1 -1-uvwm1rl.,. , S .I- Without the earnest support of the business and professional men and women of Escanaba, the 1925 ESCANABAN would not have been possible. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS! It Pays to Advertise KELSOPETERSEN AUDIT COMPANY PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Phone 70 710 LUDINGTON ST. ESCANABA, MICHIGAN ' INCOME TAX ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS AUDITS UI. F. CAREY JOHN I.. LOELI, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW ATTORNEY ESCANABA MICHIGAN First National B In Bldg E canaba, Mich TORVAI, E. STROM GEORGE W. CARR ATTORNEY - AT - LAW LAW OFFICE ESCANABA MICHIGAN 710 I.. cI g S E canaba, Mich THOMAS J. RILEY ATTORNEY - AT - LAW ESCANABA, MICHIGAN Time makes no round trips Good Luck! to the CM55 M1925 from Herman Gessner and Personnel 1 Fam' Sazfzxzkzgs Bank T ldd hi hi BEAL Motor Service 25 miles to the gallon 58 miles per' hour 5 to 25 miles in 8 seconds VVhc-ther you are going to buy a new car or not H ARRANGE FOR A RIDE AUTo - W A Repairing Storage New Ma Xwell Washing Lubricating AND THE el Chrysler ACCENT ON 'PHE SERVICE 228 Ludington St. Phone 1 D' When Better Automobiles Are Built, Buick Will Build Them. Escanaba Motor Company E. J. FRENCH, Pres. E. O. ANDERSON, Vice Pres. . GEO. G. GENIESSE, Sec. and Treas. Love is like measles -- Our Tires Are Good But Our BATTERY AND ELECTRIC co. ............ A. L. Chamberlain Service Makes Them Better VESTA BA'l 1'I'IRY IIORDUROY CORDS OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOCOOOOOOOO QAIIES AND SERVICE EIGHT HOUR BATTERY Climb out of the rut-Buy a CHARGING SERVICE Corduroy Official Bosch Service Stati 500 Ludington St. Ph ne 1163 A LONG TIME INVESTMENT DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS DODGE BROTHERS COMMERCIAL CARS nmfqnonooooo Ei 5' RZ ESEESVST EEE EC E? S ESC.-XNARA, MICHIGAN C WINNING AND I-IoI.I:JINcs sooo vvII.I. PENINSULA OAKLAND COMPANY I1 F15 LIITJINCTON ST. PHONE 202 HUDSON ESSEX The Ozzfv SIR yfz'na'er Cfaxed Car UIIIXEF Om' 77IOI!J'd7Zlf Dofffzrf HUDSON COACH ESSEX COACH S1345 I . O. B. FACTORY 55895 I . O. II. FACTORY IIE I IR AND Blfl'1'flR CU. NOT ONLY SALES BUT SERVICE the oldcr you arc, the worse you get it LOW COST TRANSPORTATION STAR CARS DURANT FLINT PAULSON BROS. MOTOR CAR COMPANY FIRST OF ALL IT'S BETTER THOMPSON'S Hoyler's Ice Cream BAKERY HOIVIE MADE BREAD IVIAITE BY 1 ' I I ' 'N' 'UN 1 Hoyler Baking Company I IXNXIRX NIICII IIIONI N1 1307 Lumlington Stn-vt As you rip, so shall you sew A . 'E as In the .S L 12 th C l i t entLu'y t gg. 43 ' 3 7 E- ' .- 9 gf' -A , U, fe., aj , E ,AXA ., Va tpllvlll Q ,, w w atvtm T- .-a i-, .Q N l'l ,Wy frilly , I Q-fon',4 . 1 ' f idk, fxllllltd - 4 fa 1 r ev gif-' HEN the lirst banking institution, the Bank of Venice, was organized in the year 1157, making a deposit was a laborious procedure. Coin, bullion, jewels and other valuables were carried to the bank and deposited in strong boxes. Checks were unknown. The only way to draw against an account was to go to the bank and carry the deposit away. From this primitive bank of the Middle Ages has gradually evolved the modern bank, now a factor in everyday life the world over. De- positing money and drawing checks has become such a commonplace matter that few people stop to think of the elaborate system that makes this convenience possible. An account with this institution puts at your disposal all the modern and ellicient conve- niences of banking. We are at your service for the safe handling of your money and for reliable advice in all financial matters. Escanaba National Bank Escanaba, Michigan ..... ... .... .... ..... ..... ..... . ..... ... ..... ...... Even too much praise is a burden Walker's Barber Shop QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE BY EXPERIENCED BARBERS livatllty Shop in Connect Il A Clean, Sanitary Shop 709 Ludington St. Phone 1119 CANDYLAND Sweefy B12 LUDINGTON STREET H The Boston Sweet Shop EVERYTHING SWEET Service is Our Watchword We Aim to Please Rouman and Prokos PROPRIETORS HOYLER'S TEA ROOM Good Tfzings to Eat and Drinin HOYLER'S TEA ROOM OPPOSITE DELFT THEATRE W' 5' Miliski' D' C' E. F. Boehlke, D. C CHIROPRACTOR Escanaba Michigan CHIROPRACTOR He who is satisfied with himself is easily satisfied The Shopping Center of Escanaban Always First With The Latest Featzzrzbzg Ezferyfiing to lVear amz' to Fkzrnisk Me Home IF IT'S SATISFACTION YOU WANT JUST GIVE US A CHANCE Great aches from little Corus g w YOUNG'S HABERDASHERY WHERE THE YOUNG FELLOW BUYS HIS TOGS CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS Good Clothes'--Ready Made or Made to Measure If it is new and good to wear you will find it lmere B. MacKILLICAN OP- DEPENDABLE CLOTHING AND SHOES See--- YOUNG SL FILLION COMPANY L. A. Erickson Company mMl'fll'ENTS Clothicrs . ' Schram's Toggery Shop THE STORE I fgyr CI-IEWFEIK A. SCIIIIAIXI. MEN AND BOYS I L 718 l,lIllllly,l0l Sin-vi I 2 I i t St I A soft life develops a soft head 011 Efveryboffy is Tongue DELTA MADE MADE IN ESCANABA WW J- Delta Milk Producers Association Escanaba Phone 1147! Gladstone If p k p g cl b f , 's mutton jeff? THE STANDARD OF COMPARISON LIED'S PASTEURIZED DAIRY A PRDDUCTS COLEMAN NEE Coal, Brick, Lime and Cement 114 N TENTH STREET ESCANABA D h cl f DR. R. H. BANKS Dr. C. J. Corcoran DENTIST Ol Bl k E canaha, Mich. Dr. G. A. Cotton DENTIST F N l B k Bldg Eecanabn, Mich. Dr. R. E. Hodson DENTIST E h Michigan Dr. C. B. Kitchen Office I hone 424 House Ihone 60 J Dr. W. B. Boyce DENTIST EYE, EAR NOSE AND THROAT Office Hours: 10 to 12-2 to 4 low! d g Q Pl 1161 Ewcnnaha, Michigan ESCANABA KNITTING COMPANY Manufacturers of FINE WORSTED GARMENTS Phone 760 1212 Ludington Street ESCANABA, MICHIGAN don't write, and fear no woman CENTRAL CASH MARKET HONEST GOODS AT HONEST PRICES The Open Door to Real Value-Giving Every Store in this Nation-wide Institution is an open door to real value-giving. The prices of the j. C. Penney Company are exceptionally low the year 'round, but it's what you get here-the quality-that counts UIOSI. service planted Z3 From a small seed of years ago, has grown this organization with Stores in 571 communities in 41 States. Our policy of giving our customers the most of the best for the least money, is possible by our large purchasing power and economical selling policies. The Leader Store Where Your Money Does More 1220-1222 lrudingtrm St. Corner of lilth St. . ........ ................ . ........ Fools arc please FOR STYLE, QUALITY AND LOW PRICES ON SUITS---DRESSESvCOA'TS SHIRTS AND BLOUSES Come to R. Oshinsky 86 Sons d with the Xvholesale and Retail READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS 806 Lndington St. lllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllll ir own blunders Dr. G. C. Bartley Dr. A. J. Carlson 1221 L d S E canaba, Mic Harry J. Defnet, M. D. Doctors John 0. and Louis P. Gross Dr. W. A. Lemire, M. D. OFFICE HOURS: 8 to 9 A. M. 1 t0 3 P. M. 7 t08 P. M. Dr. G. W. Moll H01 L d' gton Street E anaba, Mich. Telephone 231-F-1 Office Over Groos Drug OFFICE HOURS: 9 to 10 A. M. 'J .. to 4 P. M. 7 to S P. M. Laing Hospital J. J. Walch, M. D. E b 806 South Eleventh Street Michigan Phone 8 3 2 Escanaba Grin your chagrin away h. WANT PURE DRUGS! S ! WANT FAIR PRICES! WANT GOOD SERVICE! Try GROOS' DRUG STORE 1007 I,UmNGToN sT. ESCANABA, MICH. fr 1 ix 418 ONCE A TRIAI ALWAYS NYAL DRUG STORE 701 Luamgron sr. City Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS Our SPCCiH!fV Girl Graduate Books Memory Books The Mead Drug Co Peoples Drug Store ,, , , l St, PREscR1PT1oN 2' ! 'A EXPERTS Escnnnlm Michigan B 0 G E HILL DRUG STORE RILEY SL PERRIN Everything in Drugs and Sundries EXCLUSIVE AGENTS CARVER'S ICE CREAM Good words cost nothing-H If It's Sometlming Electrical Come To ESI KI NA lSA'S LA IH-I EST l'll4l+1l l'IClf'A L HOUHIC Economy Light Co. CALL PHONE NO. 5 AND LET IIS DEMONSTRATE THE NEW BEEVAC CLEANER Needham Electric Co. ASK ANYIIODYH C. PETERSON AND SONS Ifforisiy MNNX 1001 Ludington Street Say If IVYM PYOYUEIXYH DO YOU l3l'1I.I1'lV1'I IN HEALTH ---ENOUGH? Ilf' SO, YOIII! VVHOLE FAMILY CAN HAVE IT ALWAYS THE HOLLAND SYSTEM FOR GOOD HEALTH A I,I lIED JOHNSON IIFZIIICII Mgr. 115 S. 141.11 St. Plmnv 267 West End Drug Store C. B. FARRELL PROPRIETOR DRUGS KODAKS 1221 LUDINGTON sr. Escanaba Michigan Escanaba Fruit Store KRIST, Proprietor FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Phone 757 1017 Luci. St. Branch at Gladstone but are worth much , , ........... 1. 1013 Lud. St. Phone 1020 Tourist Supply Store C. A. Carlson, Proprletor General Merchandise Gasoline and Motor Oils Ph ne- 1298 1410 E'ghth A Q E b M cl GRCKBIHKXIGROCERY TRY OUR FRESH ROASTED COFFEE Phone 349 225 S. 10th St. Ballard's Meat Market 090009000000 FRESH and SALT MEATS The Pfaee Where You Get Yiseatea' Wh1'te 099199909190 T120 410qTtlSt Some men can Quality Goods WE CARRY A PUII I INE OI MEATS AND PPOCFRIES AT REASONABIF PRICES. OUR bU4'l'OMFRS ARE THOSE WHO ARE PARTICULAR IN REGARD TO WHAT THEY PURCHASE. GIVE US A TRIAL AND BE CON VINCED. PALACE ED. BITTNER, Prop. PI 12f' 111 I I I Ht rise only on an elevator The Royal Grocery With Quality Goods AND Right Prices READY TO SERVE Q Phone 150 1701 Ludington Street ESCANABA, MICHIGAN St. jacques Grocery Fancy and Staple Groceries ARCHIE A. VILLEMURE Phones 210 and 211 R23 Second Avenue South ESCANARA, MICHIGAN HANRAHAN BROS. GROCERS We Want Your Grocery Orders TWO STORES Main Store Branch Store Phones Phones 148 and 149 606 and 607 Scandia Co-operative Association I11r'o1'1mrnter1 GROCERIES, CURED AND FRESH MEATS BRANCH STORE 1325 Hartnett Ave. M EAT MA H K ET 1327 Hartnett Ave. North Escanaba MAIN STORE 1210 Ludington St. Escanaba, Mich. Unless you are opportunity, don't knock Railway Employees' Co-op. Cash Mercantile Company Association 1509 Ludington st. Largest exclusive self-serve Gro- r- cery Store in Northern Michi- Ar gan. The shopping place for thrifty-minded folks. FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS AT Meat Market in Connection LOWEST PRICES Phone 1024 Phones 77 and 621 Ha we You Thea' Miss Minneapolis fyour? MORE VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLAR Hewett Grocery Co. of Escanaba WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS DADY'S Ziegler's Candy Aug. A. Soder Meats and Groceries ALWAYS FRESH Phone 465. 526 SO. 10th St. An oasis is an expected question in an exam yn- . - ----f - , ,, 4 ,,...T-C . J ., ,M - Z Q, . ,. 1' 1 ..f I , ' - A 1 'Q fr' 1,3 ,i.AyS-'-5 Y: 7 SUCCESS Consists not so much in sitting up nights as being awake in the daytime A steadily growing interest account with this bank is a sure sign of your success FIRST NATIONAL BANK Escanaha, Michigan OLDEST, LARGEST AND STRONGEST BANK IN DELTA COUNTY The sea of life has no motor-boats---try rowing To the Class of 1925 WE WISH to you---the Graduating Class of 1925---SUCCESS. We trust that as you have successfully and with honor ful- filled the requirements of your High School work, so may you also meet with success in your future work and we as Escanabans continue to take pride in your achievements. THE ED. ERICKSON CO. CHEW RED RED GUNI A Nzzgge! of Bfoamirzg Ffowerf' FLOWER FLAVOR, FLOWER ODOR FROM YOUR HOME TOWN S unwms Gum Co, E NABA. MICHIGAN HANSEN SL JENSEN OIL COMPANY Quality Gasoline SERVICE STATIONS Sv. 528 Stephenson Ave. M0t0r 115 North 3rd Street PHONE 460 Ill llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Man proposesg then woman imposes BIG 3 G. Sheldon Cobb Vacuum Electric WaSher your QUICKEs'r EASIEST CLEANEST Reliable Radio Doctor For Sale at Johnson's Hardware CALL 594W 1001 Lake Shore Drive Delft Block S. M. Johnson Ice Company ICE GENERAL TEAMING PHONE 391.111 0 N Hucmrr, Pm. H. 1. Hucmrr v P H H H11GH1Tr.sec1Qrfm. ESCANABA HARDWARE COMPANY 'Wholesale and Retail 1101-1103 Imdington sn-901. Eseanaba, Michigan unnuununnununsluuunuuunuuuuulnluuuuunuunnu :nuuuuuuunuunulluun Instead of being made, make yourself DO IT NOW SEE THATCHER INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE oF ALL KINDS MR. THATCHER MR. YOUNG PHONE 25 70x LUDINGTON ST. E9-CANARA. MICHIGAN .,xAA, 4. 1 E 'I fN I .li ' gf W ' '--,. we I Y yew- H . .- Zwfurlsllllnlz. Mwplflusllllrlsle.lull MJ- I 'I V, 1 ,j,,5: ,,,-f ff -ffy 'f,Uf5 ,, 1-...' - I I M Aff.I.1'f1!I l 5'I'-. ,fri-A? Inf flf1'fl I 4' Just think! The fire loss in the United States from defective flue-S for the ' ' ' ' as period 1915 to 1922 inclusne w S104-,289,2.06.00 A GOOD CHIMNEY SUPI-'I.El'.'IENTED RY A G OOD INSUR ANCE POLICY IS A WISE PITZECAUTION. DELTA INSURANCE AGENCY GUM Bond PU!!-CiFJ,, SINCE 1880 Phone 5374 JOHN S. BACK GENERAL INSIIR.-1 NK 'E AND R EAL ESTATE Representing Mutual and Stock - Companies. 1 1 O 1 Sheridan R oad J. E. BYRNS INSURANCE AGENCY Everything: in the Insurance Line Fire, Life, Accident and Health Automobile and Casualty ESCANABA MOTOR BLDG. Phone 63 nnlnlnu nnnnnnnun Love makes us feel funny-H Detroit Life Insurance Company 'PHE COMPA NY OF SERVICE GERALD J. CLEARY. District Manager Telephone 1373 J. C. FINNEGAN General Insurance and Real Estate Plate Glass and Auto Insurance 1221 Ludington St. Escanabn, Mich. GSCAR KRAUS FOR INSURANCE INSURANCE SEE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS R' C' G14 Llldillf-Iton St. Phone 31 705 Ludington St. Phone 1281 THE ESCANABA STEAM LAUNDRY THE ONLY WHITE MAN'S LAUNDRY IN TOWN E. A. GRABOWSKI PROPRIETOR 703-707 Ludinfzton St. Phone 134 How to Keep from Growing Old WP SPH BWYCIPS OH EHSY Payments - Iver ohnson Columbia Ride a Motorcycle J J HD Q E. F. BOLGER Reading Standard Bikes IIMRLFIY DAVIDSON Motorcycles and Accessories Albert A. Villemure Cnr. Ludington and l4tl1 Sts. and act foolish QUALITY R P5412 . . SOA, Jswsuans Q9 -EscANABA - -MICHIGAN - Q SUCCESSORS TO H. LOHMILLER DIAMONDS JEWELRY THE JEWELRY CENTER OF ESCANABA BLOMSTROM SL PETERSEN, INC. The Wide Awake Jewelers W. F. KAMMEIER Carl E. Petersen JEWELER 009000000000 , . If Yl+lRY'l'HlNG IN J EY! If Il Y Fu-st Class Watch 86 Clock Repar F 'pert Watch Rel OOOQOOOOOOOO and 1515 1 I D1Nc:'1'oN STIREFT En2 'a i1W at F c mm, Michiga HILL DRUG STORE Do not be afraid of criticism-f-critlcize yourself often JAMES C. BAKER LAWYER 614 Ludingtnn Sr ESCANABA, MICHIGAN CHARLES E. LEWIS LAWYER rst National Bank Bldg. Escanaha, Mich. RYALI., SL FROST LAWYERS First National Bank Building ESCANABA, MICHIGAN YOUR EVERY MUSICAL WANT CAN BE FILLED BY I LANG S1 HESS MUSIC SHOP 1005 Ludington Street Delta Taxi Co. HAIL A Red Top or Yellow Phone 1149 WHEN YOU WANT T0 GIVE A DANCE AND DON l WANT T0 TAKE A CHANCE ON LOSING MONEY Call BILLY BINK And Get THE ARCADIANS Or THE COTTON PICKERS ORCHESTRAS Wm. J. Rink, Mgr. Phone 251-W Be enthusiastic. It is contagious VV. P. SCHULDES, President C. J. BYRNS, Sec. Sz Treas. BIRD'S EYE VENEER COMPANY BIRD'S EYE MAPLE VENEER PLAIN MAPLE AND BIRCH CROSS RANDING AND BACKING Always in the market for Veneer Birch, Maple and Bird's Eye Maple Logs C J. RYIINS, COIl0l'I1l lVl2lI '1 . This Space Reserved for ESCANABA PAPER COMPANY lllillulllnililllllllliiii iilililillliiliillllliiiii In is not where a man starts from--1 COMPLIMENTS WILLIAM BONIFAS LUMBER CGMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF THE ESCANABA VENEER COMPANY b h h h FOR SALE Farm Lands Q ' -nf, Q! a+ NATIONAL POLE COMPANY Escanaba, zzz, Michigan RAYMoND Log Loader Company MANUFACTURERS OF Log Loaders and Haulers GENERAL coNTRAcT1No iii?-i ESCANABA, MICH. A E V b f .1 STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! THEN THINK: Of the many number of street car accidents every yearg Of the loss of life and limb, and permanent injuries GET THE SAFETY HABIT Never touch a loose wire. Never get off or on a moving THE AIM OF THIS COMPANY IS TO SERVE, AND YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR SUCCESS. Report All Discourteous Conduct. ESCANABA TRACTION COMPANY CEU' When You DO s Build o WITH LUMBER and purchase same from I. STEPHENSON COMPANY TRUSTEES WELLS, MICH. THE MacGILLIS SL GIBBS CO. CEDAR POSTS, POLES, PILING, AND RAILVVAY CROSS TIES Esca ESCANA BA, Main Yards Gladstone, Michigan. St. Ignace, Michigan. Minnesota Transfer, Minn. f O. C. CURTIS, SUPT. naba National Bank Bldg. MICHIGAN General Offices Milwaukee, Wisconsin f Branch Offices Chicago, Illinois Cleveland, Ohio Duluth, Minnesota Escanaba, Michigan Spokane. Washington Sawyer-Stoll Timber Company ESCANABA, MICHIGAN Wholesale Producers of Forest ,Products One today is worth two tomorrows We make a specialty of Bromide Enlargements KODAK FINISHING ELECTRIC STUDIO OLSEN BROS. 1116 Ludington St. Telephone 1055 Escauaba, Mich. WE SERVE THE AMATEUR The exchange of photographs at graduation time has rightfully become a universal custom, because it provides a graceful wav of acknowledging friendships. 8 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '25 E8 PHOTOGRAPHERS TELEPHONE 128 801 lst Ave. So. ESCANABA, MICHIGAN DON'T FORGET TO 'FAKE YOUR FILMS TO THE PHOTO ART SHOP For Bm Allo Funeral Home Developing and Printing 1011 Ludington St. llllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllll Some men are wise--- The Largesf Yiijk. Ig.: A DELTA HARDWARE CCMPANY A-E'f'?f 0 The Bas! Eo! Loxmfy Breoo' Made 10071 Pure in Our Modern White Tile Bakery Every Good Grocer Seffr lr HGYLER SL BAUR PEARSON BOILER WORKS Boiler Repairing Jacob Moerseh James Defrnan Moersch 81 Degnan pllllllblllg, Sleaun and Gas Filling, Sheet. Metal VVOrk, XVarn1 Air Furnaces. Plate Work and 112 N. 10th St. Phone 1001-W Acetylene Welding Escanaha, Mich. You CAN TELL AT A GLANCE- E. J. VINETTE we RE A Pgocfregss 1 Acetylene Wvehling and Putting, Radiator Repnirinfr. ' li d Whe We Fix ltflt St.,s Fixed , 517 Lndington st. Tel. 10:11 ' i How time flies and how we all progress. If a fellow wants to succeed nowadays he wants to Keep a step in advance of his com- petitors. Those among you who are enjoying our sanitary plumb- ing agree that we render superior service and sell a high grade of plumbing supplies. C. Puissant RIGHT NOW While this reminds you Do you need Printing or Office Supplies Phone 2 For Quality and Service Delta Printing Company Established 1905. 612 Lud. St. True blue will never stain I I This Book was printed in the job Printing department of the Escanaloa Daily Press Your printing will be given the same artistic finish AV'-x -I RS. .. ,.'1 Q, . The Daily Press Job Printing Department is equipped to handle any kind of printing jobs, large or small with quick service WE ALWAYS DO IT BETTER A long face shortens your list of friends You Get It When It's Promised Quality FOR GOOD PRINTING prompt Deliveries go to Satisfaction Escanaba Advertiser Q F. L. Baldwin Estate Gust J. Trottier Telephone 8 3 2 109 South Tenth Street 606 Ludington St. Phcne 38 ESCANABA, MICH. From the smallest Cafe to the largest and best Cafe in the city in 17 years is proof that We know how to please the public Af Your Pfeczsure a Lunch at PVz'f5071'5 J. A. WILSON, Prop. tps Printing' Stationery-Engraving -www TYPEWRITERS T0 RENT REPAIRED and REBUILT A Goop PLACE T0 BRING Office Service Company YOUR FAMILY 815 Ludingtou St. Phone 1061 The radio, like the baby, performs best Opportunity ---- Prosperity ---- Success The Style Shop These are the things we wish the Class of '25 The first to show everything The Provo Q that is new for the Poster Service Schoolgirl Florsheim and Walk-Over Shoes lV0rfzz f Bert Known Sham' for M E N and W O M E N MANNING SL SULLIVAN Style Qzzalzfy Ser'uz'c'e Why pay good money for inferior FOOTWEAR when you can secure QUALITY, STYLE and FIT for just a trifle more. Uhr 'ilnntrrg O'LEARY SL FINLEY CO. 1 0 0 9 Ludington Street The Rfjlectzbfz qf Qz.'a!z'fy Universal Magnesite Products Company Manufacturers of UNIVERSAL STUCCO WALL PLAST ER FLOORING Plant and Office 518 Stephenson Ave. Eseanaba, Michigan FOR BEAUTY AND ECONOMY STUCCO YOUR HOME after the company has gone llnnlulnnlnlllnlulllllllullnnlluuullllll Adler Rochester Clothes Borsalino Hats Brad's Sport Gloves lllllllllll A F ll S t Any Two-Piece S t or Overcoat, 529.50 525.00 All One Price A'l One Price Scotch Woolen Mills We Do CI,EANIgCIi1ji?If1IfgrNG AND TAILOR E. BOISCLAIR 1014 Ludingt0I1 St. Ecanaha, 711 Ludington St. Mich. L. W. Gidlund 81 Co. TAILORS Phone 803 708 Ludington Qt. ESCANABA MICHIGAN Dr. A. S. Kitchen 1229 Sheridan Road ESCANABA MICHIGAN DELFT THEATRES, I ESCANABA MARQUETTE MUNISING IRON RIVER M. W. JODlillQ,', Pres. A. O. Jopling, Vice Pres. L. J. Jacobs, Sec'y. H. S. Gallup, Treas. A man is never dead broke-0 KEEP AN EYE ON YOUR EYES If you could see better you would want to, would you not? Why, of course, you would. Well, don't guess about the matter any longer-know that your eyes are either right or otherwise. It's a MATTER OF TREMENDOUS im- portance. Perhaps your eyes were normal a year or so ago-but eyes change -and weaken with the passing years. Defects develop-unnoticed. Pcor vision is a heavy tax on the nerves-a drawback to mental efficiency-and leads to many bodily ills. Those who lead what is called a strenuous life are at last awakening to the fact that unless they stop all the little leaks in their supply of nervous energy they will some day experience a breakdown. Having your eyes examined is the only way you can really know whether or not your eyes are right, and there is absolutely no pain or inconvenience about our rlrug- A U E R B A C H ' S 1216 Ludington Sr. Optometrists and Opticians Escanaba, Mich. less methods. M. J. B. ? COFFEE TREE TEA A wonderful drink as your taste will tell you For Sale at All Grocers. Upper Peninsula Produce .Company DISTRIBUTORS Use Brennan, Gunderson Fitzharris Co. WHOLESALE Flgur Paper, Woodenware and Notions . 9 DRAKE'S Barber Shop Northern Flour SL Grain Bnnntynpannr-in Connection Company DISTRIBUTORS Satisfaction Guaranteed Phm-19 872 817 llud. St. Escanaba, Mich. as long as he can smile B17 LUD ST , , . ,. , 7 mt rshlisa f A ww JANW ,. Cnlu:Aoo. iL1L ,Q f ' 'ij 2' f R 7 '91 I QM, ,L ,,,,,,, ,,,-V.-rf r......-.' -f 'e Y ,.,, ,, --1 ,, f qu. J ,-.-- .--lf. 4 .M-1-3933:---:,,' 1.-. PA1..:3f:.'?,, .- - f Q01 U 1KfiSiYfw?:'- A-6' ' L rm,..ARs f if X murncsm: nnos, nw. ,W Q 45 'UI X ' ,Ml W! I wnrrrzw ANDPno'r:CrEnwl1'H? . . , f l 'Tip ,I 'lmlffyr' fl jx' Srcumrv FQUNTMN PEN If k : f Y, 7 fy, ,wif Ill , ,y,,,, ,,,, , rc., ,Vt , X' ffvf4L ,f4ff',,' fff . CHECK-PROTECTOR FOUNTAIN PEN A Pleasing Gift For Ladies and Gents Order from F. W. DRAKE EscANABA,MlcH T0 THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1925 1006 We make a specialty of Corsages If you want proper arrangement, let us do the work WICKERT LEADING FLORISTS Escanaba's First and Finest Flower Shop Ludington St. Phone 1319 OT THE CHE PEST But the Best in Low Price Cars - s s ll 5H'EV'RQOf.ET 'EEFwi' r a1 e See the new models and be convinced L. K. EDWARDS, Inc. Advice to thin people: Don't eat fast After the play world of school days there is entered the big world of real events, larger opportunities and successes. Achieve- ments, prosperity and power await in that bigger sphere-they are for those who pre- pared to meet the conditions, who are willing to play the game. One of the first requisites is a plan-a plan which insures progress tomorrow based on the achievement of today. And that plan must include the development of a reserve- a reserve which represents the productive- ness of persistent labor and upon which per- manent progress to big success is based. The first step in the development of that re- serve is the establishing of a bank account with such an institution as the State Savings Bank Escanaba : : : 'Michigan THE BANK THAT HELPS YOU TO SUCCEEDH llllll Illlll illlll llllli illlil Advice to fat people: Don't eat: fast Become a High Salaried BUSINESS GETTER A short course at this school may lead to important results for you. Save 35.00 by taking advantage of our reduced rate for summer school. 0000000000000o04 CLOVERLAND COMMERCIAL COLLEGE ESCANABA, MICHIGAN C EMERY SNYDER The Life Insurance Man 604 Luclington Street PHONES: Escanaba, Mich. Res. f-- 1426 --- Office --- 1294 uallnnnulnllllllulnllll llll llllllllllll llnnnnnllllllllllllnlllnnnunnunun just when you think you can make ends meet -1- Dzktribufm' by National Grocer Company nnulnninnnnunu moves the ends Gust E. Anderson Dealer in Wall Paper and Paints DECORATING st PAINTING 1514 Lud. St. Escanaba, Mich. F. ENGDAHL Painting Contractor and Decorator Wallpaper---Paints Painters' Supplies 815-elst Ave. S. Phone 238 H RRIMAN'S Battery and Electric Service EXIDE BATTERIES G14 I,ud. St. Escanaba, Mich. For First Class Work and Courteous Attention Call at Deloi-ier's Tonsorial Parlors 1201 Ludington St. Federal Bakery EVERYTHING LIKE HOMEMADE Try it once and you will always have it for a part of your meal. Edw. ernstrorn Representing Lake Superior Granite SL Marble Works MONUMENTS SL MARKERS At Reasonable Prices. PHONE 842-W. V In Home, Gffice, Factory or Hospital the CHLORINATOR-0 A newly invented apparatus to give Chlorine Gas-is successfuliy used to treat and prevent colds, influenza. bronchitis and other germ d'seases of the respiratory tract. Gives the same gas used by President Coolidge and other officials in Washington. Chlorine Gas de- d d 'l Any person any stroys the bacteria of adult and childhood diseases to which all are expose ai y. - where can now use Chlorine Gas with absolute safety and almost miraculous results with the CHLORI- ' ' ' ' t' ll nothing. Not a patent medicine-used and NATOR. Low in price'-cost per treatment is prac ica y endorsed by Physicians. Frst successful Ch'orine Gas machine for general use. Sold on absolute guar- antee. Write for information. U. P. SALES COMPANY, Box 78, Escanaba, Mich. A diplomat remembers a woman's birthday Hotel Ludington CAFETERIA Invites you to try their Cafe- teria today for your noon lunch- eon and evening dinner, feeling assured that the pleasing variety and quality of our food, sensibly priced, will meet with your ap- proval. The Escanaba Typographical Union No. 278 I asks you to demand the Union Label All, 1 'ii' cmn-mfgmiup Qimmdfxy on all your printing IT REPRESENTS GOOD WORKMANSHIP THE HOUSE OF QUALITY di ,Q f ,1 LeatherfGoods A j iugf Auto Tops 0 A , , . l.t - s Ping 1-':gafl1gf Made to Fit Qui' ' 7 ,, 'ff V L, 130045 g A IN TRAVELING LUGGAGE Sheedlo Leather Goods Store Delta Hotel F ireproq' Comfortable Popular Priced Cafe and Coffee Shop Service Q BURNS st CLEARY Proprietors i h 1 l V I, nm Mnwmzox QA. XV' GUARDED V, lilssvi' MKRBLES Outing Equipment for Every Hour in the Open Manufactured bv Marble Arms SL Mfg. Co. Gladstone, Mich. but forgets her age Branch Factory: , Main Off Ka Fflcto y Eau Claire, Wis. Bark River, Mich. Bark River Bridge 81 Culvert Company Manufacturers of ARMCO CULVERTS AMERICAN INGOT IRON Avoid failues by using- ARMCO Culverts What's In file New lewett New Bodies New Finish Great Power New Motor Balance New Chain Drive Balloon Tires Hydraulic 4 Wheel Brakes DELTA MOTOR CGMPANY - 422 Ludington Phone 1104 A man wrapped up in himself 308 N. lirh Sr City Bottling Works N. A. BINK, Prop. Dealer in High Class Carbonated Soft Drinks and Cider Escanaba, Michigan TELEPHONES: Office 357 Res. 351W Arntzen Bros. Lumber Company LUMBER MILL WORK PATENT ROOFING SHINGLES AND BUILDING MATERIALS Rzkhanf Arnsen, Prop. OFFICE and MILL 1920-1924 Luclington Street Phone 464 E b Michigan Thesweet fl p q l b fl q ly Svtvgath Ilumhrr n. PEERLESS MAPLE FLOORING MULE HIDE ROOFING AND SHINGLES NOT A KICK IN A MILLION FEET Makes a package the size of a pill box nuulIInunuullulllnunlnululnlunnnu nnnnuluunuunnunuulllulnuuunullnl ullllnllullInullnunllnunuuunulnnuluuaul Palace Barber Shop All up-to-date Hair Cutting Hair bobbing a specialty Dr. F. E. DAYTON Osteopathic Physician 815 Ludington St. Escanaba, Michigan PHONE 1019 Service by Appointment UICK SERVICE Q ONLY 1113 Ludingron Srreer Licensed Practitioner BOYER'S BLACKSMITH sHoP Springs, Fenders -and Body Repairing G. ARNTZEN ARCHITECT Escanaba, Michigan ARNE ARNTZEN General Contractor 1018 6th Ave. S. Phone 550W PETER KOSTER Groceries and Provisions Highest cash prices paid for Hogs, Sheep, Cattle, Calves and Hides Escanaba, Mich. Phone 879 GENERAL DRAYING AND MoV1NG BAGGAGE T. C. THOMPSON 324 S. 9th Street Phone 1380 It always takes two to be glad rm.u.uu'a?-- --F-E-:EE-EEE E E F-'3'?E?' ,rage is 'li-llllhlll E E g-gg-lg! sizes- '4'-'IEA'- -H E E h---llr' seize' XSGSSX 'ilii-Il E E ,HW' ? Miles 'Gi'-Q ' S FE? ,iff X1 ,e -, NSN vglllll E E H-:e ' . . ,fff T .. We 'ii E E -19' JZ? 7 X' SSXXN vw E E -U fff X 1? Nm 1 5 - lgr j i , ,, xxx Sl .. E se' , f 5 f 2 '-4 5 E 2 Ti, VX E ' W 5 XX E E i 5 2 X g E l - E : -L : E E 5-'I E 3 E E E E E E E E 5 5 E 5 E E E E E E E E E E E E E 2 1 - E E ' .:n ' P u -5 E n E The pictures in this eflnnual were printed from E E Crescent fPlates. 5 :' . . . . E E We maintain a carefull or anlzed School Service E S V 3 Department for the assistance of cflnnual fBoards, and E offer a co-operation that assures satisfying results at a E E minimum cost. We invite schools everywhere to investi- : . . .. E gate our proposition. p 5 CRESCENT ENGRAVING CU. Q E KALAMAZOO, QMICH. E V i 2 8 ir Y- Y Y 'W V- gi ig tl anew' s - 'pew Ai - i All's well that ends well PRINTED HY --.Q Wfyzgp. FQCANAHA MURNING PRFQS mcAN,xm. Munn. Vim - um m THE CLASS OF 1925 sincerely hopes that this pro- duction will serve its purpose of preserving in your minds the' happiest days of your lives, your school days. CLARICE McKEEVER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 9 M I iff ' 4' 1 R. 1 F We, WI- 1 , , !' L I I Wfff'-E Wfffn. '31 X B i '1 1 IE. 1I',:fi'nn5,.'An.,wVP img.. .i':.!':a-1 ' Els- - bu. Aka M: v 1,6-15:15 .n::+e.,- mc, ,I I- .- 3 t:fv: 2.:, 'f' , Iasllxm-liaiga: it-,Jr1v11.i1wf.iHY9f1hIiE': 1 ww 7- . 1 X v. 1 W-1 Q 'L v . ,-5, 3 8 . ,N , V SL Q -r I., :Q 1- , Y , 2' 1 ' ' -K , 51 1 -.BEEF--,'1m.x -Q... --. -NNW- , , ,. - ,-W , , -.. ,,,,, ,, , , Y - 'WY A , .. , 1 ., , , ,A - , W., V. - --A x- ' . .-4' X