Marquette High School - Tatler Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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CLASS PROPHECY K. '1'h11t llllliit 110 11 new lllllllllllg sf11'1- things. S110 is Z1 1l1OllllJ0l' of the State L0gis4 I'1'c 110011 to B11ll'11l1L'11IC. 'A. S111'1l11IS101lll. Mvr- 111111111 1'l'01ll - Distri0t.,' 1-11:1111lis1-.' W111111111' it' that can be AZll'O1l?l, H. Y0s, it isg 111111 Pvc 110111111 tllilt 110 gots 1111 his goods 11ir0ct1y from 11l1l1lL!1l.1101lS 211111 St. P11111. N11t11i11g' 1-Iso will satisfy llllllf, K. That xvtllllllllllll Sl'0lll'l'y 11111k1-s 1110 ll0ll10S1l'li. Noihing like the 0111 1l0l'1lll woods of M11-11ig1111 i11 1111' 1-sti11111tio11. Why, that is L'11o1-o111y, 111111 tl101'l' is the C. 11. S. H. Y1-s, 11111 you KIIOXV Art 11011118011 was 10111-1111111 111111111111 t1'1l1Il1llg' tlll'l'0? 011, 111111 1ook 111: 11111 110111' littlo Clll1l'l'll 11v1-1' i11 the 110111. '1llll'1'1'lS tho 1111sto1', hc looks sort of f11- ll11l12ll', too. K. 1t's A11111rt 1l1l001JS0ll. 1V0l1, fresh air ought to be good for him. 11. 11111, Xl'1'll, Bl1ll'f11l01L1,0 is OVOII 11111'e1'- tising its. 11r11tty girls. Look 11t that lJl1llCll of 1J02l1lt11'S. xxlltl w1111 is the one w11o SCUIHS to 1111 t11ki11g l'llZl1'g1' of 1116111111 K. 1Vhy, 11121115 H. l'1l'1L'KSO1l. '1'1111t's NYl1Elt S1111 11111-s IIUXY, 011111101'o110s 11111'ti0s 111111 11111101-s 111 l'1S1'1lll11l11l.w H. Now 1111-y'1'c showing 1111: 1'0si110110e 11ist1'i1't. 1l'I1y, look. th0r0's F. B01'lilll1lIl. Shu 11o0s't kll01l' sho is hoiug 1111ot11g1'111111011. evi- 1l0111ly. N110 must 111- Zlll 11110111 for SO111C1l1l11g.l, K. Sho she s1111s e11-otric 1111i1' C1l1'l0l'S.v 11. 1Ji1l you k1111w 111111 F1'1-11 AI11l.'l'S0ll XVQIS 1o111'i11g 111111 U. S. i11 11 Fowl, 111111 giving l0Ct11l'0S 1111 '1C11t 111111 11l'0Xl' '1'11i11'? K. u'lllll'l'0'S 1111' 011111101' C01IIl1.l'y 111111 1h11y'1'c Sl101Y11lg' 11111 A1111111i111'111111r. '1'111-1'11's 11111 1111111- 1l,Lf0l', Bliss l,L'2l1'l Y11111111is. NV1111 XV0lll1l have tllllllgllil of s1-1'i11g lll'l' 1.1101134111 ll. Now wo 111'0 i11 l,1111si11g. 'l'h0s0 t1'11V- 01021105 2ll'l' Ck'1'12l111ly 1ig11111E11g l'01l1l11l't0l'S 11s f111' RIS gottiug 11 1101'so11 from 11111- 1111100 to 1111- 111111-1' is 1'11111'111'111-11. Look, 1ll0l'0lS thc Sl111l'1'1lll' C0l11't i11 sos- sio11. 111111 M. 13111'1so11 is 1111: 011111't S101l0,2'1'1l11llC1'. I 1'1'11l1y lN'l10Y1' sho 1-ujoys 111111, liillll 111' work. K. Yes, 111111 1111101 Brown is 1111111111-1' who 11115 111'0Y1'1l 111111 1111111011 1110 01111111310 of big uT1lUl'0'S El 11e111o11st1'11tio11 given by the D11111. S. 1JU1J1l1'1C1ll9ll15 of the l41.l1lS1llg H'g11 School. Why, the 1llSt1'11CfO1' is Ruth Al'l1l9l'S0ll.,7 K. uTll0l'ClS 21 11101Zl1l'L' of the new Sillll- 11l1'1l1l1l 111: Battle Crcukslook, t110y'1'e showing pi0tu1'11s of the lll1'l.tl'011, Mi1111'e1l Hanson, 11n11 Ruth Magersg wo11111 you believe it? If I 01111111 111- tll1'l'E I'11 111: singing 'I ljllllit 1V1111t1 t11 111-1: 1Vcl1'. H. UTll1'l'C,S the big 11ov01'11111011t Cll0lll11'1ll 1'l1111t 11.1 C1cv01a1111-111111 t1101'0's1 the 111-1111 0111-111- ist. 11's xvilltill' N01S011--111Ill-XV0ll1l01'S will 1101'1-1' 01111se, there 111'0 G11111ys XV. and Bossiu l.0Wl1l'y, 0X1lL'I'11ll011t1l1g 1111 1'1l01ll1C1llS.., K. 'That sure is 21 111111101 f111'111. D111 you 11111100 1110 111111101 '1-111111'g11 li1llllJCl'iS ChF0k011 F1ll'1ll.' L1-11ve it to G011rg1s to kcu-11 t1'110k of th0111.'f 11. '6C11i011go is noxt. I 1111 110130 1113311 111111 out 111111111 more of our 11111 1-111ss 11111tes. F2l11101lS Nursuy-1 11111-1111'0. if 1110 11111111111 i11 01111111511 is11't Hclcu PZl1ZQl1R1l1l0. Do0s11't sho 1ook swoot :11111 111111111-1'ly? K. '1'11f1'0's 1111 111'11111111:1g1-, the 'L11f11y0110 H1111111 for French Cll1l1l1'0ll..ir H. Oh, t1111t's where 1.'e11r1 11311111 10111-110s 1'l1'1'11l'l1.., K. fs that so? S110 always was 11. rcg- lllill' l'll'C11l'll1llklIl. H. Now they'1'e s1111w111g 1I2l1'S1l2lll Fi0111's big 11e11111't111e11t store. 1 Wllllillbl' if 11111' of our 11111 1-111ss11111t0s 111'c 0111111oy1111 tll01'0YU K. Y11s, 11i1111't you KIIOXX' R11115' 1,111'so11 is clerk 111 the l1l6I1,S 1-101l2ll'1Zlll1'11t?n 11. S111111os1e ho 01111 got 1110 vory l1ltC5t1 styh-s now. K. Y1-s. 111111 1111111111-1' of our 11111 f1'i01111s is also 11101'11. Myrtle B11111111 is 11t the 1101111 of the Cilllilj' 1lL'112ll'tl1lCl1t1 111111 is 1l1'2lNV1llg El s111111'y of 5143511 11111. 11. Por 1110Iltl1?,, K. No, 11111' w01-k. This 111-xt 1l1l'1'111'0 11111-s11't 11111111111 11111011 to 1111-. Xvllilt is it, some

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Class Prophecy Scene--Motion l 'eture Theater. Time -July, 1929. linterk-llortense Hadrieh and K. Boyer. l'I. This is errtainly a warm evening. and as usual we are in time to be bored by the advertisements. 'l'hey're so monotonous. tAds appear on sereen.i K. tlleadingi Ladies will kindly remove their hats. H. Yes, I ste. I suppose l'll have to. tliemoves hat.i H. Why, read that, if you please-'Aero Bus Line.' Quinkest Way from Marquette to lshpem'ng. ll. Bittner. Managm-r.' Yvrll. if that isn't our old class president. I wonder it' he sees enough of lshpeming now? K. l hardly believe that eould be possi- hle.', H. t'Savo --f- the great patent mateh saver. Loeal agent, Carl Guelfif' K. l'll het Carl is his own ehief eus- tomer. lf I remember correetly, he always was asking for matt-hes. II. tReadingi 'Madam f'rowley's Cele- hi-a+eil Home Balci-rv' iVe little thought. dur- ing H. S. days, that she would ever be suc- eesslul along that line. Well, l suppose her path is not so beset with obstaeles now as it used to be. K. l hope not. maybe there are not so many requests for donations from societies now. H. tlleadingi 'tDon't fail to see the XYorld Renowned Aekerman K NVilson Cireus. Voming at an early tl1ll0-Atil'0Ill0St' Attraetionsliuth Sinelair. famous rope daneerf, K. NVe surely must not miss that. Il. indeed not! Thank goodnass the ads are over, however. they've been very interest- ing' this evening. tlntermissiou. 3 Mind ll. By the way. what is the name of the pieture tonight Y K. Why, didn't you know? lt's a Trav- elogue feature, owned and direeted hy our old elassmate. Rudy ffngrass, who sueeeeded l.y- man Howe a short while ago. He is at pres- ent traveling by airship over the North Pole, taking motion pictures whieh are instruetive as well as novel and interesting. ll. Rudy always was sueh a smart boy. XYhy those are Marquette pietures they are showing now. I do de:-lare--that's the interior of the old Chronicle building. XVho ean that be sitting at the desk writinu? The face looks familiar. IVhy if it isnit tYVah' Treloar. lle's editor of 'The Daily Blutlerf And there's Ray lfennett. Did you know he was writing a series of artieles on l'he Art of Chewing Gum'. K. 'l'here's the old furnaee. And there's Leo 91-hunk. He's foreman out there now. H. I knew he would never leave Mar- ouette. if he did, he eouldn't keep track of all the Normal girlsf' H. Oh, Kenyon, there's the Lake Shore Engine lVorks, and the head boss there is Alfred hVl'lllll2lTl. lle surely must be in his element now, as he always was fond of boss- ingf, K. Doesn't that building look natural. It's our same old High Si-hool. not changed the least bit. XVhy, they're showing IL close- up of some members of the fat-ulty: 'Miss li. 'Miss Mildred 'l'hoinas. instruetor in llist,ory.' Gorman. assistant to Kliss tirohe in linglish l2.' NYasn't that Mildrt-d's favorite subjeet in H. S? K. Yes, and. by the way. did you know that I.. Lindquist. is private seeretary for llernsta-in's now? l hear from him oeeasion- ally and he writes that Billy Kepler is teaeh- ing' the latest steps in daneing at his dan:-ing aeadeniy in liagle Blillsff l ll. You don't say so! That reminds me of reading an artiele in l'he llaily lllutler' whi'-h stated that A. Lalloux and Amy Foueher wel'e the ehief eooks at the tldagle Mills t'astort' XValdoria.' Most likely they attend the daneing school.

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CLASS P R OPHECY kind of a sutl'ragette ineeting? H. YVhy, no! Oh, isu't it wonderful? It is a Fashion Show at Madame Claire llarkius' renewed style shop. You know she succeeded Lady 'Dull' Gordon. Oh, aren't those models beautiful? YVhy, there's Ruth Xebel, the one at the right. She looks just the same as she did fifteen years agof' K. t l'his is what l like-eadets drilling at Annapolis. Don't they look classy?', H. They certainly do. The officer in com- mand somehow looks familiar. XVho can it b0?!! K. lt's Danny McLean-Good old Danny! 1le's every iueh a man. H. 'l'he next is a school for girls, at lVashington, ll, C. 'l'here's the Dean. If it isn't Claire YVindoft. Poor Claire looks as though her position were a strenuous one. I hope she doesn't have a breakdownf! K. 'l'here's the Nl'hite House, and the l apitol, and members of the cabinet, George .Tohnson is the Secretary of the Treasury. I knew he'd make his way. He made a good secretary of the Debating Society back in H. S. daysf' H. Now they're showing pictures of fa- mous meu of the days-look, Krnyon, there's Bernard Butler, noted writer of humorous stories for magazines. 1 K. Yes, and llenry Beaudry, whose latest article was about the injurious eilects of to- baeeo. lle always was against smoking. H. Noted opera singer, who rivals Caruso ----Frank Keough. YVe used to call him the second Mr. Young of Stock company fume. K. Canadian Scenes. Scientific farming done on a large scale. Miss llarriet Knight, Farmerette. She is making good NSG of her knowledge of agriculture. W- lutermissionx '4t'anada relninds me of Helen .lohnsou. Did you know she was located in Quebm-e?'l K. No, what is she doing there?', II. At present she is experimenting, She is trying to manufacture a dye for darkening hair. lsn't it fun to see so many of our old friends again and know what the years have brought for them? I wonder where the rests of the members of the class of '19 are? K. You'll soon know, as I have u little surprise in store for you. YVait until the pic- ture appearsf' K. Bracher wrote this and l produeed it. Just a little comedy. but it might be interest- ing to note some of the characters. ' H. How interesting. I shall enjoy it very much, l am sure. The Comedy- Why Girls Leave Home. The scene opens in a country village by the name of Corncob Center. Leonard Ruggles is a trallic cop with a long gray beard, and is keeping the busy street moving. Children are getting out ot' school. Cows and pigs are wandering around the streets. Clarinda Mor- rison, as a city girl, is walking along the street showing oil' her styles to the villagers. The next scene is at the boarding house. Pearl Ostrander. as the beautiful heroine. is waiting for supper to be served and wondering if she will ever get to the city and have wonderful elothes like C'larinda, who is boarding there. ller mother, Florence Ryan, helped by her aunt, Mildred lickstrom, are bustling around the table getting supper ready. Boarders ap- pear, and as supper is almost ready Iisther Swansou, as the poor, llard-working kitchen slave. appears and says that the grocery boy, C'arl Kiel. wants to see Pearl. She goes out, and as he tries to make violent love to her, spurns him and leaves him broken-hearted on his knees, where lfsther soon dislodges him. .lust then her regular beau. Teddy Fellman, whistles to her from outside and she goes out and makes a date with him to go to the church social and dance that takes place that evening. Supper is arinouneed. and just as they are sit- ting down. a large car containing the Villain, Henry lleegan, and his partner, XX'alfrid Saari,