Marlow High School - Outlaw Yearbook (Marlow, OK)

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bv J. X -i 44 It had been turned lnto a yely ely slum of toydom Helen Wallbrldge had become famous by pamtmg sxgns fox the leadlng bu mess house ln the country The seene was ehaneed a l11dj.,HIfILlQ.Ylt ball room eleetlng my eyes -X eeoreeously dressed mlddle aged lady entered her dress manners pronouneed hel to be the wealthiest guest At hel heels trotted a tlny lxttle man he m1g'ht have been a drled up seed I almost shed teals Hele wa a man who had lost all that was dear to hlm He was h n peeked husband In the busmess wolld howexer Jesse Adklns was a eommadlnge flgure on Wall Street 'lhe wheels of the UUIVLFSL turned by the money w hleh he handled The scene changed agaln I saw a beautlful garden and there was an easel and there were palnts and brushes leadv for use A weet young malden llehtly trlpped from xmong, the roses and busled herself wlth hel pamts Soon a beautlful pleture was belng, deyeloped Ruth f om n beeome an artlst and was now palntlng, her masterpl ce The newct scene was 2 room with papers and lnk blOtteI strewn hom th mpldly DIOXITI pen and I woneleled how the wllter kept su clean In hen NVl'lltQ llnen fora Chapman had beeome a noyellst and I thought of the days w hen Qemors would studv her lnstead of Chaucer The plctuxe faded and I aw a small audltollum seated by perhaps two hundred But thlN wxs a xery select ludlenee They were great musxelans and they had come to deelded the fate of the young XIOl1YllSt If she falled a teleher s eareer awalted hel But lf she succeeded t meant world fame She eame- before them and began to play The stralns flowed on and on Now llN8lX now sad they laughed and then they crled Phe audlence was tense and spell bound when she drew the bmw aeross the last tlme that she had sueeeeded and Ros IL Cl'll9h0lI'I1 had become exeat x1ol1n1st of the wolld The n xt scene was a leglslatlye hall Ill England 51 yery command lm, fI,Q'Ul0 stood on the flf 01 efcplammsr to the Englxsh Parllment the ad vantages of a Dem Jexaev Harrl on Molpfan was our ambassador to England Agam I rubbed the glass and thl tlme I beheld a great 3l.ltllf.0I'll1lII fllled Wlth an anxlou ly waltlng erowd It was the fl1St numbel of thelr Lyceum and Madamolselle Inman was to entertaln them Xluan had at last gained her hlghest al11bItl0Yl and eould play Lxke PdllLTGUik1 The next scene was a great Orphans Home and OY61 the gate was wrltten Nlother Aus A gueat tourmf. car stood at the gat entrance and cornlng down the walk surrounded by many happy llttle faces was a 11ehly dres-'sed ladv As she entered the car and spoke to the chaffeul I recognlzed Aus Thompson She had qalned her l'l1llll0YlS but she had not forgotten the poor II90 v '11 , ' 1 ' ' lllf 2 'A ' Xml lay! r ., 1 'fi' 'KX M-X I lx - ..--------.-..! , X ,fy ...-.-.------- . 1 I v x 1 y wha. . ' A : ' ' ' . ' ' -1' . ' L X 1:-1 1 if 1 y-1, 1,- -'1 ,1--11' v -1.-G ,- ,- 1 1 V . e , ' . 1 . 1 1 . w . , . 1 , . , , v ' M. ,. 1 I , . S ' . , ' . . 1 '.'. 1 - v 44 v K K 1 ' N L 3 - , 1 , .' , . . . , , , , , A ' . . . . ' ' ' r ' r 1 1 ' ' 1 1 x .4 1 ' 1 A' 1 r l 1 V v I 1 1 l . 1 1 A 1 - A' X' . K J 1 v1 I ,1 I 1 x ' I 1 , xl - 1 K ' Q Y 2 v 1 1 l ' I- v ' 1 I r 1 .1 it 1 -1' x D x 1' x . . ' V 1 ' ' '- .' -' f '- . ll-.vo ' ,ml 1 . 1 'A v - V . ' ' ,- . K '3 from one end to the other. I caught myself dodgzlng the mk that Ile-w' '- 9 .C ' I. N , ,., , ..' , si A 'S ' e - ' . ' . . V K I -D' is I Y I K x X Z ' I X. .1 X 1 T l' ls' 1.1 N1 v 1 1 a- 1 Y Y. . It . l sy 1 v ' . ' l - . ' z ' . . . 1 , 1 A 1 v1 5 vi . , ' ' Y V ev! 5 V CY 7 sy x ' ' 3 1 .3 1 v1 .1 1 rf X Z if A Y Y ,' 1 3 I Y 1 1 Us x 1 1 ' 1 1 3 1 1 S 1 . 1 1 1 h Q' 1 'Lf 5 1 a ,. . ,' ' , V . l l Cl ' K I ' ' . ' . e. . K e . 1 . F . Y L X i Q A . . U .A . K ,S . 1 . -. . ' 1 'S . . if . 1 K L 1 . X T 1 B .Q . . . . ' J: v V ' ' . 1 I ' . . ' V A .a I s I 1 V- 7- T . A . S . . h H . I I A ..,, , , , . V 1. 5 ,7 , , , ,. K. v ' U 'l ' ' ' r 1 - 1 Q 1 , . - . - Y e , ' v 7 V l 1 , 1 :I 1 V A A ' y . . e , , . . K , .......-..-..-.....-..-.....-. , . - - - - .. - - -..-.

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rn f N J.. SENIOL KI XSS II10I IIFSX The Nllgle Nllrror One yylnfly lfternoon ln Ilareh I was wallelng' along 11 lonely eourtry 1o.11 II one slee the grreen n111a1 ow .1111 llllllng Ialnes stretehed to th horlmn, on the other was .1 eool, green forest It lfllljlht at one tllllk have belonged to a great Engllsh estate, so beautlfully wer' the trees and shrubbely arranged There was a narrow path that led lrrto 1tS myster IUUS recesses .rnel thlther I wandered I wlnded ln and out among the deheate underfgrowth and fragrant odored flowers A tlnge of mystery and adyenture1 seemed to peryade th atmosphere, I qureleened my foot teps and almost rrnmedrately had left the forest behrnd Before me was a moat mapfnlflelent manslon yylth yvell lard grounds and terracea AI ough there were alao slgns of 11411 and llI eare I Ioyed aelyenture are thls old manse presented ltsell as an Ulllllhlblttll house- of adverrtur I e1ept up the broad marble steps, you always ereep when not sure whether 1 hous IS haunted or not The beautlfully earyed door ylelded to my 1 much 11111 I entered 1 great wrde hall On eyer ilde there were IDIFIOI' , eh oor, 11111111 eoors ll e, re ee ee on 11e I entered room after 1oo1r1 ony o eneounter 1 same ene less .rrray o 111l11o1s ea111e lnto 1 hrll, a great XXIIIIIIIIQ, starrway led to an upper story I eautlously mountee thes There were no COIUIIIIJYI Ntcllli but plates of Ulass that reflected my h1stIy features I thought perhaps I lIIlj.,lIt be relleyed of tlll monotorry when I reaeh re see11n1 1 DI ut a .s was t e same as 1 ae ee11 I had gone through all th roorrrs and had eorrre to where the hall r11.11Ie a sharp turn 111 ere was 1 rea YVKNIKLII door stan1lr1e lnyl lne y .1J.lr Ipushee 11 en and ntered sr .Il KIIIU., It The NDICICIS and erlekets yvere 1 1 only adornments Here th re was no array of IHIITOFS only the dusty walls . s 11.1 or ee e oser 1 se11ya lon 11se osee 1 s111.1 1 wl e 111s 11 11 s 1 .1 p o 1l11uo1ls row I1 IIIX Le LIIL et eg.11 1 Illp ru ed e ff .1ss .1 .1111 .1111 1 1 IIII 1 there was .1 motley efroum erleleets and spleers e mystery was exralnee T IS ht e1 1111111 eete one s tho 1 11111 . 1 y ee. elass ol 11 1LlIJhe1I ,, .rss e, el royy 1 111.1 eo s ILLI 11151 1111111 el eoun IX 111.11 o 1 NLII 1 err toppec .1111 out step re 1 rely UNIIIENN l e xourg aey e stepped to a boulder y the l1Ie1 11 1. 1 111 e 11111 s s 1 111ge1 an uely roele 1 1.9 Om ,il .,-- ' f IQ C. . 4fA:I 11l .,,. - Rv . - .- - - T -f T:--1.-..m ll 445 7 es. .L . - -...- -. - -1.-. .- - . - 1 r' 1, ' A Jbfr. 1 l nl I ' I 11 ehl ' I I 41' 7 -11. 0 . .1 .. 1. ' -pw 5- 1. th - -. L. Z. . 1-.. . ,, . 1. -4.11 C I A , 2 ., ' . U ,.,.L' ., ,,., ' . S: :Q fl ' 1 'I' gg, I xx zl'k1 1fl11t1l 1 1. 1 1 ' t 1 1 1' th 1 4 1 1 I ' ' 1 j f ' 1 1' 1 ' the 2 , . v' ' . A. ' Y , 1 . 5. - vi .. ' B. v 11 e11ltI1.'1, IfI:f'b 1l'1:,'t h1:1 't h'Ib1l. ' 1 As I went z11'oun1I the tu1'n a most pleasing sight met my' eyes, dir11111e11I 1111111 rs. Th '1 I I1 I'11 't'fI'1'-'. .'1I' op- 1 e 1'1 21 :1 1 ' fy' '1f1111. 1 .' ' - 1 ' 1 , 111 th1 I11 11.111 e1o1'ne11' I s11w' a st 'll Ij11t, 'I I1' :bs 1 t' 'l J I 2 .' 'II 111i '1'o1' e1oy'e11'e11I th th- I st f ages. I llIALI.'ll 11I off the 1Ii1't 'nel e1e11'e11I int ll, a 11111 t' .' ' ' of IIl'l'Ul'1 l11e1t A' ,1'1ze1. A ' 'Ii 1 b 1 1 eo -I'-,I1bb1th-,I1::1ef1' ' I hs '11 1' 1 1 .1 1 : ' Th' Q 1111 1I. h'.' ' tl uv 1'11fI -1 11I LII.'l'It. My II ' I IIlSI'lI tly' l'e1y'e1r'te11I to tlllt I1'11' 1 1 1.20. I ' 1 the -1111 I . 1yy' a ill Il, high 1 '21 'ed ' 'IISIUI' 1 11111 .'111I' 'I ' 1 1 tj I. All f. J II1 its 11' I :11111 . b S' I-Ii' 5' . ' I' lj. Sh Q 1 1 1' by' 1 S' f the 111 111I and I1 1h I I, in a f1yy' 'rutes it wa: 111 Iv . f' 1 l' j ' 1' but ll 1 It 11 111li ll-ll 1,1 1 lilll l 1111 1 l

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I 422' Scycr rl mrnutes paas cl ere I rubbed the mrrror agrarn, and thrs trmc I saw a great schopr for grrls Ano mupermtenclent of that place wherc charrcters ire molded was Nlrlclrecl Emmons 'Strll quret and mod st and a true sympathctrc frrcnd to cxcry young hc ut I'hc secnc wa chaneccl and I saw :ur own lrttle Crty of 'VIarlow but what 1 transformltlon Cement rrlewrlks paved streets flowers trees md cvervthrng, that goes toward makrng a Clty be rutrful Sever rl cltres Just rs clean flrtted across the I'l1lI'I'0I' I was wondering, what all thrs had to do vrrth my elassmates when thc scene was changed to Okla homa Qrtv I saw a young, lady srttrnc, rn her prrvate offree Auguita NIeC0urtney was surrounclecl by archrteetb plan she was stuclyrne the lateat rnventrons for rmproyrne the Qmall town She had become a gfenrus rn clcvrirne means of cryrc beauty anl she eraye her talent to the rm proyement of the country lhere were only two of my classmates left Hallre I learned wrs wc rrc worle Ihc clrnlc for the babrcs rn the summer could not aye urxrycd rf Hallie had not lent a ustarnrng hrncl t sn J Iiodo J Qcna or rn thc Unrt d Strtcs on eress from Oklrhoma had seen a my old classmates I rcmrrnecl rs one stupl rec ca71n1,, at my own xrsaee rn the mirror I was rudely aw rleened from my dreams by a mrehty crash hxsten mg mto thc hall I soon found cruse ot my scare I had left a great ea ccor aar mc 1 dra rc sammec 1 s u r my 1 a rn mrllron preccs on the floor I looked upon thlt he rp of broken glass and rt seemed to symholrlc the wrecked an crstle of my classmates They had e mul s x yout th s n bu none hu toretolc y 1 rm ac e mrrwrc e o see B the S nror Class of 1920 wrs successful one Thcrc xy rs not 1 frrlurc rmone us md lrcht hc rrtecl anc frce I xxrndcd my way homcwml 1.920 - y S f' 7 to' ,W Q 'I' u -------- -.. -..- - Vg! yy as ,......-.,...- - -.-.....-.. 'nf 2' 4.x A' 'L , v , -Z ' ,S x :U , . , , . ' - . ' 'S ' , :af v - 1- 1 .1 L , 1' v ' 1 k.. I rw ' 1 I ' , I 1 ' 2 .'z - - '- Q. .' ' ' es, ' I if - , A V. S . . Y I Y -.. Y 1 . ' , J' V L . . Y ' ' 2 ' x 2 ' . T- - .5 'z s, 2 - : -A ' I m, ' 2 1 r 'V f ' ' ' ' J' -z ' . - 'z 'tv 1 y' . by . ,L-, , , -. . , ,Q . 1 A A A , . yy If L. v . . ' I. V- gy kv K ,. v' ,. ' , e I U 1 I ' . ' . .' ' 1 .P D 5- H h- .I v. I vw S V3 I 1 1 I - soc-iclty leadcr' in New York City, and during' her' spare moments she did vxlfz .y .Z , . ' 4. - , ' , -. ,. . h. vr S . I . . ' . ' , . r . -4 .4 . ' ' 2 . Las of all, I sz v oc- lr h, . 1 't ' ' - ' 1' .' z -.' C - I ' Q - ll ' ' A 2' - as - 5 'f' l, ,-. 1' ,- , Fry. ,.y ' ' . .' v .. . , V 2 Y , i, B. tv ' ,- , , .. 5. 2 L. - ' . ' , y L. .2 L- ' A4 v ,h I . ,- - fl' lx ' j , z l z ' ft hz l sl' I 't sh t. N11 ' 't l y A a ' s A- 1 .' ' I -- r - - -2 Q - Y' -' ' - dr' 'a - , ycw, vhclre is Q h at doe: ot, t 1 2 l ' '- l vhs t I he l he l th - 1 l f s Ning. ut 1 Ce ' ' I' .' as er .' -. - A 'as z z' '- z f ', z -2 ' - ' l A . I xy v' I v4 r 1 Z . M. I'. ------..-.. ,....... ..-.....---