Marquette High School - Tatler Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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CLASS PROPHECY and driven hy Stimh-y Mulfvlt, and zu-4-ulnpiivo, ships at thi- flour. 'l'hv nwiipaiiits alight, and ask fm' plzwvs :xt thv talhh-. l702lI'i ilIl!ll4'4li2ltC- ly falls in haw with Th-nry. who has suvh 21 smooth way :mil sm-h :i niw- clinlplu in his chin. He 0XIl0l'il'lll'l'S thv sziiiw l'lll0ti0llS :ind 4h-vides to olopo with he-r, as shu soc-ms to be crazy to go in tho 1-ity. 'l'hvy start out in tho car S0011 nflui' Suppl-1' :incl shi- 4-uhlly jilis mn' hero by thv gniv. wlwrv hv has hm-11 pzltivuiiy wait- ing for hw. XYhih- ihv claim-0 is giving 011. Il'vn1'y :mil l'ca1rl. zlssisiud by YV:ilI'1'i1l :uid Stzuilvy, rim :lwzly to thu mr, which is waiting, :Incl il?lSt0ll in thi' fiirorftimx of Lhv Oiiy. 'l'hv IIIZIVIII is givmi hy 'l'c-chly, who has he-un wah-h' ing 0lltSillK'. Hilti wifh tho il4SiSf2llIl'l' nf thx' chivf of lmlivv. Helga- Pmilson, in his vm' thoy start oil' in pursuit of the eiopvrs. By gnml luvk they come upon U11-in by thu iwulnlsiclv, and Pearl, who has had enough oxvitvlilvlit, clucidm-5 that Corucob C0lltl'l' is the host. and as thc rlvlightful piuturu Yzulos from vin-w shi- falls into 'IR-mhly's arms and is forgivvn. All's wi-ll that Ollds wa-Il. iHOR'l'lCXSi'I HAUHICH. KICXYOX BUYER. 4

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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,

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ATHLETIC BOARD Frank Geill, Treas.g Donald McLean, Pres.g Albert Dolf, Publicit Mgr.g Rudolph Larson, Vice-Pres.g Mary Pierce, Secretary. Our Coach