Marinette High School - Whipurnette Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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Elliee Roycroft Bernice M. Scott Tda C. Swanson Lylith V. Lund 'Hlnlvr Meyers ,Kenneth M. Exworthy M:1rg:1l'0tvVVise History and Social Science Department I.IGl'Tl7Rl+I ROOM ljflfll' fnu1'lc'r'11

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MARINETTE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL. STEPHEN S. MCNETIIIY, PRINCIPAL, MARINETTIE JIINIOR-SENIOR IIIGH SOHOOL During the decade of 1903-1913 the number of students had outgrown its quarters not only in the auditorium, but also in the halls, reeitation rooms, laboratories, eloakrooms and stairways. In 1914, the voters of Marinette, who realized the imperative need for a new high school with larger and better quarters, passed by a large majority a bond issue for the purpose of its erection. During the school year of 1914-1915 the high school was housed in five old store buildings for three or four blot-ks along Main Street, with its general office across from the Senior High school, in the present shoe shop. Today there are 56 elassrooms, 4 offiees, a fine library, an auditorium, and a gymnasium. For the 1035 students enrolled here there are 56 instructors. The present Senior High school was eompleted and ready for use in Septem- ber 1915. Sinee then the enrollment has increased from less than 400 to more 7 than 1000 students. I., J J . . . . V' F4 The Junior high sehool was built in 1022. -. A S X N f V, Txf , -4 ' 4 if J ' ,y , IRM, V T4,X J X '-' ,- ff-' Q , . ., A X' X Jifmgxzf---XL, A 4 ' I . , Q V -4 0... r' Page tlm'lcc1L ,f J xx ., N sg J 1 5 J 'WXHD L J -f XJ 1 XJ .1 xg - :H .T xr-'Z Q6 T ,, !N,,,f f ,-.1 Nl S. .' J L , E VL X5 w ' ' X-J if 1 gj Q1

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Nelle 'Hall Gertrlule Lzxirel Plstllvl' Kzunpine Alive K. SllllStl'0lll Alill'jUl'l0 Sc'um11l0r Lillian Krohu Edith llusllvy English Department HONOR S'l'llDEN'l'S Pay0jiflz'1'n