Marquette High School - Tatler Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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FARRADY SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY I I ' 0

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0 O 'l'lu- Allu-nzu-uni Lih-rzlry Som-in-fy was foulul- tlm-v lllllSit'5ll :uul iw-:uling lll'UQl'2llllS mul litllll' ul linuux Path, l'll'l lo mlumlnp tlu t mst ' .2 2 .., mul :xhilify along lit:-vary lines among tlu- girls ol' ilu- Marlpu-tlv lligli Sa-luiol and to vul- . ., - '- - in vi' debates. A Declamatory Contest for the nu-inlu-rs of tlu- sm-im-ty was lu-lil lfi-lm. Zlitll. in wllivln ilu- fivulc- llu- url of public speaking. lzllm- Miss liclnax liUl'1il'2lll iw-m-iw-fl first prim-, Mn-Q-tiugs to tlu- llllllllllxl' of 1-ln-vm-11 wx-ro lu-lil Miss Yrniln I-liululwls ss-vuxul, :uul Miss lull 1-zu-ll :xllm-1'1mt0 xXt'tilll'Sll2lY 0YR'lllllg in ilu- llls- Ujala illml. tory Ronin. At ilu- lirsl nu-L-ling tlu- fullowiugg ullin-urs we-1'u elm-cteml: Miss ' ' Miss l 1'a1u-vs l-nl'ElWIl, x1'O-,l,l'USllil'llt. Miss Miss Miss Ailvisors anml Criiics. , . . . llu- Iolluwing prngranis liavc lu-c-n gin-nz Yalvnliiu- lbl'0gl'Ellll. lla-o. XVnsl1inglnn progra llaiuw- llzirkiu. i,l'USl1iUlli'. A ill-liatc was lu-lrl with ilu- Boys' l.ilu-oln Willu-rl 'l'i'olo:u'. lluflulpli l.:u'son anil l r:uu'is ' U , Keougli, against wlioin Qllairu llarkiu. llor- lvnsl- il2l1ll'li'll Zlllli xll'gllllil Bllllllll nplu-l4l ilu- unanimous decision of the .lnilga-S. lllaulys fiilllllilltlll anil Mr. ll. M. lloszl. i 'l'lu- annual fzli'1-wi-ll party took plzuw- in ilu- lillNll'l'g'?ll'll'll May Ellll. alumni fifty vuuplvs :itll-iuli-il. :uul onjnym-fl a nu-st plc-asant uvvn- nl. ing. Commercial E lt luis lu-4-u llu- pnlivy of ilu- f40lllllll'l't'll1l f'l2ll'lllll2l 3i1ll'l'isUll .. .. Sfl l,0Ib2ll'lllll'llii lo turn 0111 sliulvnls that arc- B1-rnzuwl llu'l I' ., ., 52 pi'm-pan-ll to lalu- ilu-ii' plzu-0 in ilu- oilu-4-s of k':ii'l liii-l ....... .. 45 tlxis 4-Ely. to llll 1lu-sv posiiions in a way to Mlvrlls- Vzxrlsou ..4.....,. I4 living ww-llii on llll'lllSl'lYOS auul un ilu- si-lmol. lin-:url llillllll .,...,....... 33 Mi-nliou has lu-vu unull- 1-lsm-u'lu-ro of ilu- .ll'NlflIlY splriuliml work iloiu- in sllmwillilllll and lypv- Vuili .ls-linson ............ 46 writing. 'l'lu- work ilmu- in lltilblililwlllllg is of lil'l'll'llllL' lsillk' .. .. 44 4-cluzll nu-rii. lla-gurflln-ss lil' ilu- long Yau-:liion My1'il-- iiifllll ...... .. 42 last fall. llu- stullm-nis liau- voulplm-lm-cl all ilu- M:u'gai'0t Crowlm-y .. .. 42 l'l'llllll'l'4l work. 'l'llis is ll i'a-4-owl for tliis sulm- lil-t'llic'v Ovkslzull' .. .. 42 ja-1-l' anal :li-sm-111-s praiss-. Mailmlm- Mills-1' ..,. .. 4l MK- slurulil lilca- tu sm-0 tlu- llllSillDiSlll2lll lluglu-y Billlll .. ,. 40 lake- il litilm- nuirm- intm-rst in svlu-ol :lll':1il's. Iillm-u l-lvnsti-rlf ........... 43 l'lxp0i'u-lu-4- is wlmf ilu- Stllllvlll lzu-ks, alul lu- 'l'Iu- following pupils Ilan- won tlu- Skill 4l vuniuml gi-1 ii willumui vo-opm-l':lfioii from ilu- Typists' Cx-i'filiz':ll1-s froin ilu- l,. U. Slllllll X 4-inploym-V. .Xro Ylll' willing in gin- ilu-rn :1 liros. 'l'ypuwri.4-r illllllllllilf, Milxvaulqi-4-, Wis- lrigll? 1-mlllsill: llav ll:-nm-tt ,, .. ill wuiwls an vn'nulm- COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT. . , , H ln ilu- 'l'Yl11'Wi'iliil--' 'IR-sts ilu- followiu'-' ullimm Ixoliliir 'I -L, .. - . T I I G , l'l:u'nula Horrlsoil ....... 40 pupils linux- won f'l'l.'illll'ill. s nl' i,l'4llll'll'lll:y lm' l.1mLimIu Mm-I-isml has tho highusi uvmluw. spl-1-nl :uul zu-viulzu-y in lypuig, tvrmn ilu- l lgllll'l in 'hm' fm, AM,l,l,nAt,Y in typing.. Imvingl mind ilwylwwliltlngi Umllmny' NNY Xmik pity: wi'iH1-n -IST wuruls witlumui illl l'l'l'Ul'. N SEXIOHS. 'l'lu- nanu-s of ilu-sv pupils am- iw-1-oiwli-ll in P1-igi-illgl lN'IlSlll0I'l' .,..,. SS worals a iuiuulc- llu- i'1-sps-s-tin- nllim-s ut' ilu- lypi-wrili-r vuln- Xvilllillll lin-pll-1' .,... .. 57 '4 priuim-s lilllt issiu- ilu- lliploluas, Zlllfi ilu-y lu-lu Al1ll'Q'llK'l'lll' 1l1'avc-llv ., 53 fu liiul positions for stullf-nts running to ilu- lhiyv IX-niu-H ..... .. BT vitim-s lo work. lh-lmiiug' Soi-is-ly. its 1'4-pre-sm-nlzlfivm-s lu-ing Yin'-finia lllulun, 9L't'1'L'lRll'Y. . . ' Q ' ', honors of the Atlu-nam-uin by 1-1-cc-:vang tlu- lulixzilu-tli lun'ln:1n. il'l'2lhllI'l'l'.

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P dll? V i IA x Y Y X W' EJ A: H 'i wnffhffz ' -,,.lK,,-i x D Ll'l'lglfll2lI1'lY THE MISSING BONDS! It was a beautiful afternoon in April. A few moments ago the rain had come down in torrents. But now the sun was shining and every- thing looked so refreshing and sweet smelling. Madge walked along slowly enjoying every bit of it, for it was her holiday. She was to have the whole day to spend at home with little Nell, sweet, patient little Nell. As her thoughts turned to Nell, Madge hastened her steps for she dearly loved her unfortunate little sister. Madge was left alone to manage on a meager allowance for Eloisa, Nell, and herself. Eloisa was a beautiful girl just seventeen. Nell was ten, poor little dear she was so patient and loving. She had been Dad's treasure, she had an illness which resulted -in making her a cripple. Mr, Joh-ns had taken her to the best doctors, but they all shook their heads advising him to wait until Nell was a iittle older and stronger. Most of the day Nell was alone because Eloisa was at school, but she managed to amuse herself. Madge had trained as a nurse and at the end of the three years a large part of their moneyv was exhausted. and she was glad to find work at last to help out. At this her thoughts turned to Dad and a sigh left her that came from her heart. Madge's faher, Mr. Johns was a. large florid man with a jolly laugh and a smile for everyone. His girls just worshiped him. He was con- sidered to be in very good circumstances. One day coming home later than usual he told Madge he had transacted some important business and hadl bought fifty thousand dollars of bonds. He showed Eloisa and Madge the bonds and said, t'Now my dears if anything happens to mefl know you will be provided for. I have heard of a wonderful Doctor, to whom l ani going to take Nell next week. l had a. talk with a friend of his, a Dr. Mor1'ison, and he has great confidence in him. and is sure he can cure our darling. But such is life lor as James, the butler, went to Mr. Johns' room to call him next morning. he was found deadg he had died from heart failure. His girls were broken hearted. Nell took seriously ill from the shock which took Madge away from her troubles to look after Nell. lt was a long illness and there were times when the sisters dispaired of her life. To make thi-'ngs worse. when the will was read there was very little money to be found. Madge told the lawyer of the bonds. He also had beard about theln, but no trace of them could be found. In the