Marquette High School - Tatler Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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Class Urattiiorrn OVER THE TOP. XX'lu-n tlu- L'l'2lX'lllQ for worlrl iloininion so lwvnnu- :1 ninnin with tlu- Prnssizin war lorils that tlu-y sunt tlu-ir ilt-vnstnting liorih-s ow-r tlu- lu-zu-L-l'nl plains of l'wl'illlK'l'. rnzing villzlgos, mln-stroying :ill that c-irilizntion wh-1-nu-ml good Qlillll vzilnzilvh-. wlu-n tlu-y slnngliti-ra-il innoi-i-nt thonsauuls ol' wonu-n nnil vhilmlrt-n. wlu-n it si-1-nu-ml ns though :ill L-ivilizzition wus wloonu-ml to :Ii-striu-tion. niul thnt. tlu- ri-ry jxriiu'ipl1-s on whim-h tlu- .Xnu-ricnn govt-rnnu-nt wus iltlllllti-ill wt-rv illl't'2lil'llltll. tlu- 4X1iu-i'ic':ii1 Stlltlil'l' was rnslu-cl into tlu- lil'L'EU'll. llt- stopiu-xl tlu- on- ooniing' llnns, saw-il Dt-liioi-nu-y oiuw- :intl for .ill. znul si-tilt-il tlu- fntu ol' Aiitoa-1'zu'y,---ob- lirion. llnt. It-t ns look for :I nionu-nt :kt thoso spli-iuliil solilicrs who fonght with such Valor :uul who hronght sni-h honor :infl glory to tlu- .-Xnu-rivzln nzition. l.c-t ns sm- tlu-in ns tlu-y Ulllllll from tlu- trnin :lt thx- vnnionni nt-- nnvonth. rzxw, igxiornnt ziiul sz-L-niiligly hope-lt-ss. lfollow tlu-in throitgh tlu- wi-:try months of training. nionths tillt-ml with lu-nrtzu-lu-s and grinding toil. nntil iinnlly, au-ross tlu- ,'Xfl2lllfll', 22.41011 niih-s i'l'4llll honu-, tlu-y faux- tlu- 1-lu-my. 'l'lu- night hns vonu- wlu-n tht-y uri- to go on-r tlu- top: to bnttlv with tlu- llnn in an :ittt-inpt to luring' to :i linnl issiu- tlu- t'it'l'lllll qiu-stion ol' In-iiiowzlvy or .Xiitoi-1'zls'y. XXX- sm- tlu-in only ai fn-w niinntt-s lu-foro tlu- xi-ro hour. 'l'rniiu-il to tlu- ntniost, fnlly nrnu-el. tlu-y nwnit tlu- signal to rnsh ow-r that i.0lll i'lHli 4-nihnnknu-nt to faux- mlm-nth :ind unknown tortnri-s. lircrytliiiig is in l'l'2llllllCSS, c-ri-ry Slllilll mls-tnil workt-il ont. 'l'lu-Qr nrt- ready. llzlrkiu-ss slll'l'0lllltlS thrin t-xi-L-pt for tlu- os-- c-nsionnl illnininntion ot' :i llzirv. lighting np tlu- i-nrth lu-low, XXX- sum- tlu- :lurk glint ol' tlu- lu-l- nu-ts, tlu- shining stu-ol ol' lmyoiu-ts. mul tlu- wnitling st-ntiiu-l. niotionla-ss. ss-L-niingly lux, yi-t, with 4-yn-s t,1'nilu-il to note tlu- slights-st 1nov0 ol' tht- 0lIl'lllX'. Now tlu- top st-rgi-nnt vonll-rs with tlu- vom- nnuuling' ollii-m-r. -X noel :intl tlu- sf-1314-aliit' is hawk in his plauw-. XX'IliK'llillQ,f tlu- si-voiuls tis-k pnst on his XX'1lit'iI. 'l'lu- solrlior lingi-rs his nniforni som-ing thnt :ill is rr-zuly. ,X last, look nt his gun. il lust tug of his lu-lt :incl 21 lnst look to sau- thnt his s'n1't1'i1lg'c-s 2ll'L' :ill in orili-r. lli- wnils for tlu- signnll 'l'lu- Si'l'glt'Ellli girs-s :1 lust glniivi- :lt his wntvh. .X look from tlu- i-oininzliuling olliw-r, :in 2lllSXX'l'l'lllALI noil. an whistls- sonnrls. sharp or- ch-rs 1-lit-lt ont likm- an nnu'hin-- gnu in an-tion. final tlu- .Xlllt'l'll'2lll sohlim-r has goin- ow-r tlu- tolv to snru D1-liuu'1':n-y. As tlu- .Xlllt'l'lt'illl solrlii-r wus il'2lillt'll in th'- vninp. so lizxrt- wt- lu-on traxiiu-il in svhool. Both hnvc- :lnul will show thzit .Xnu-riwnn i4l1'1llS. ,Xlllt'l'il'1lIl thought nnnl :Xllll'l'i1'2lIl gs-nins will llllg' for.-wr in flu- gm-nt hulls ol' history. l'lu- grzislnnting vlnss of Xl. ll. N. is lnlt n sinnll nnit of tlu- :iriny ot' high sc-hool grzul- nntus. who, in this month of Jniu- nrt- pro- pziring to ninki- tlu-ir iirst nttzu-li in tlu- hntth- of life. 'l'lu-so stiuls-nts. nplu-lil hy tlu- lXiiim-We-:iii iih-:lls ot' trnth. .histiu-. niul lilu-rty. nrt- l'l'illiy to ilo hnttln- lo vorrnption. 2lllill'l'llX' aiul :into- 1-r-wx' 1 . 'l'lu-su vliilalron of lXnu-rii-ai, tlu- fora-inost, 4-xpoiu-nt ot' llc-iiior-mr-y IIIHOHQ' the worl1l's first powers. airs- now putting on tlu- lnu-kli-r ot' fnith in this, tlu-ir lirst hlow nt 1-vm-rytliiiig contrary to Ill-iiiomwnzy, 'I'lu-X' . nrt- rz-:lily to go forwnril :iiul rnisi- on high l in tlu- haxttlm- of stnti-sinnnsliip :liul nziiionnlisin. tlu- stauulairfl ot tlu- .'XllH'l'll'illI lu-oplm-. 'l'h4-V nrt- pi'i-pain-fl to luring: l'X'i'l'l2l4illIlQ' honor to tlu- c-onntry that lll'1ltilll'l'4i Slll'il nu-n ns Hi-orgv XX'nsliIng4ton, gXlJl'Zlll2llll l,iiu-oln. niul XX'oo:lrow XX'ilson. 'l'lu-y nrt- pix-I-:xl'i-il to manki- :Xlll0l'lt'2lll ich-:lls illlti ilovtriiu-s tlu- lzlw of tlu- worhl, not, hy torvs- or worhl 4-onqlu-st, lint hy truth, jnstim- :nul lilu-rty. Vlnss ol' ltllil, uri- you pn-palri-fl to go ori-r tlu- top in tlu- lmntth- ol' lift-Y Your xi-ro honr hns 1-onu-. Yon. potf-ntinl SiZlil'Sllll'll, lnwyi-rs,

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-V vm-V. Am FACULTY NOVTESVV Wwirn i f nu-nt ol' tlu- California Fruit I-Ixt-luaiigm-. lu-ing soh- ilfstrihntor for a nm-w hranml of apples, vommonly known as ngxllillll-N apph-s. Mr. llallam will also apply for nu-mlu-rship in tlu- 'tliivkm-r's Club of tlu- llau-ific Coast. Mr, Morrison, 1-x-sohlim-r and Coavh. will appt-ar in ilu- hast-hall worhl. having' Slg'lll'Kl np with tlu- Ili-troit 'I'ig'm-rs. PL-nny's Slll'K'0SH will lu- unhomuh-il for lu- has c-aught 1-vc-rytliing hut hast-halls at this vi-iu-rablo institution. Mr. Pc-llow has assunu-fl tlu- attitnih- of an author and inorvovi-r his writings will bm- gli-aiu-il ahsoluti-ly from 1-xpm-1'ic-lu-1-. His first pnlxlii-ation will consist of tm-n rolnnu-s writ- 11-n 1-xrlnsiu-ly on tlu- suhji-ut Lore and Its Natura-. Miss Ross will ln- tlu- main attraction on tlu- program of tlu- Linm-oln Cliatanqna Co. Slu- will sing a song appi-aling to lu-r own senti- nu-nts i-xc-lnsivm-ly. uanu-ly. NYlu-ro ls My XYaiuh-ring' Boy Tonight? Miss liailoy. our nnivc-rsally fanu-il lmotanist. has 4h-viih-il to go in sm-arcli of a spot-inu-n of vm-g,y.-tation known as 'l'lu- Flowm-r of Youth. lt will lu- pri-si-nt:-il lo ilu- tl-aclu-rs of ilu- Mar- qiu-tto lligh School so that age- will no longc-r be a handicap in l'l'llll0l'lllQ tlu-ir contrar-ts. Mr. l oar1l. who l'l't'K'lllZlf 'ioiniil tlu- ranks of our rm-nowiu-il tau-nlty. will spt-ull his snmnu-r writing applim-ations to nnnu-rons High Sm-hools of ilu- li. N. A. in orih-r to mliscovi-r a position wlu-ro lu- can tc-an-h all mlay. Miss Nc-ully has annoinu-1-il hor inti-ntion of assisting lu-r fatlu-r at thu Postnflicv. HL-r main wlnty will lu- to hring thc- mail to Hager liros.' fnrnituri- storc-. Miss Mvliinium has 1-Xpress:-rl lu-r 1h-sirc of c-oiuliu-ting a manic-urv shop in c-omu-c-tion with a harlu-r 1-stahlishnu-nt in Y. Sho says tlu- harlu-r is such an attrac-tivo fellow. sinm- lu- is always cutting np. Mrs. Dawson is alrc-ady arlvi-rtising lu-r famous alanc-ing svliool in which wi- aw posi- tivm- slu- will prospc-r. 'l'lu- vs-ry lata-st ilancc-s will lu- taught. iiu-huling tlu- lata-st cabaret tlaiu-us. Mrs. 'l'imbcrlak1-, vote-ran gum c-lu-wa-1' and slang artist. has sm-4-iiri-ml a position grueling the 'llc-aclu-r's examinations for Rural Schools. Her impartiality, togctlu-r with hor dm-inoc-rativ and fair nu-thoml of marking was lu-r main rvcom- nu-iulaticm. Miss l':1mplu-ll has lu-on c-host-n to roprt-sont cil0V0l'l5lllll in tlu- XYoman's International 'l'i1l- ih-ly-ll'inks Tonrnanu-nt. Her spa-c-cl, onclnr- aiu-v and skill will, no ilonbt warrant lu-r svn'- onsl to noni-. Sllflilvllly a voivi- likm- tlnuuh-r starth-cl nu-. muh-rl my eaves-dropping. and rubbing my 1-yi-s l was snrprisc-tl tn find mysm-lf rm-posing gm-ntly in my harmlwoiul sm-at, and Mr. Rosa gm-ntly awakc-ning nu- from my slumlu-rs. My only qui-stion is do ilrc-anis conu- trlu-? -RUDOLPH LARSOY. 4,033 F is is di' 43.41

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LINCOLN DEBATING SOCIETY