Marquette High School - Tatler Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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ALUMNI tic Science department while her husband is serving his country, Selma Rydholm-Teaching at Davenport, Iowa. May Beaumont' Married to George Brotherton and residing in Gwinn. Chas. E. Begolef-Book kceper for Lake Shore Engine XVorks. James Block is in service overseas. Constance Cleary-Is a reporter for the Daily Mining Journal. Rollin Drake-Is serving in the intelligence department of the a 1-my, making maps. Leslie LeVeque-Has received his honorable discharge from ser- vice. Margaret Ocl-:stadtfTe:u'hing in Marquette. 2nd grade Hampton school. Rynier Van Evera-In the serviced Radio Corps. 1912 Helen Clulo-ls a trained nurse. beiig employed in Marquette at present. Frank Courtney-Is serving in the navy. Nina Drake-Is teaching at the Marquette public schools. Myron Gillettevls employed in Detroit. Adelene Janes-Attending school of Civics and Philanthropy, Chi- cago, and engaged in social work connected with the University of Chicago settlement. 1917 Edith McLean-fls employed at the Guelff Printing Co. Ebba Olson-ls attending Business College. Ruth Rickman, Margaret Smith. Ruth VVeston, Margaret XVellman and Hazel Beckman are attending N. S. N. 1918 Isabel Todd-ls employed in the offices of the D. S. S. K A. Anna Beyers-ls attending Business College. Sarah Van Clece-Is employed in the office of the Light Dep't. of this city, Julius Anderson-Is attending N. S. N. XValter Frei-els employed at the Marquette County Savings Bank. Ruth Beckman and Hildegarde Johnson are attending N. S. N. Ethel Carlson-Is teaching school at XVatson, Michigan, - S366 lv Til Yo 65' Ss . df

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llanl ALUMNI Raymond .lohnstonwls employed in the Marquette County Savings C. Maiguerite Kimball els Mrs. P. B. Hatch and they are making their home in town. Kill: Waifrirl Larson-ls employed at the Marquette National Bank. Stepliei Lowney-Has returned from service overseas. Marjorie Mathews-Teaching at Kalamazoo. Jean ll'IcCombs-Is M1's. F. J. Kepler and is making her home in city. iii vt Ixlclntosh -Is teaching in Hibbing. Gregory Mcl.1t3sh-ls in the service. Agnes Nix- ls l'.'Ol'lilllg in D. S. S. lk A. office. 1913 Alma Sclixvawtz--'ls employed at the First National Bank. Edith llpperstroni-Is working at the Marquette Co. Savings Bank. Myrtle Trevillion--ls teaching in the Domestic Scieiice depart ment of the N. S. N. Grace Johnston-Is employed in the offices of the D. S. S. .Q A. Railroad. Estelle Patrick--ls Mrs. Ray Zerbel, who recently returned from 0 l'lYl'LlCl1f5 SlxI'Vll'Q. 1915. Blanche Shirkey-ls employed in the office of the Furnace depart- ment of the C. C. l. Co. Marie Ayctte ls employed in the offices of thc Longyear and Hodge shop. rapl 1916 Lester Casper---ls living and employed in Detroit. Floyd liymer-els living in Marquette. Margaret Lewis-ls attending the Baraga school taking up stenog- iy. Franc-is Girard-Is attending N. S. N. 1917 Alida Anderson is employed in the D. S. S. .Q A. R. R, offices. Cl1:irlol,te Cummiigs and Lydia Ford a1'e attending N. S. N. Sadie Hill is a reporter for the Mining Journal. Anna Linquist-Is employed in the offices of the D. S. S. AQ A. Mzwgaret Kaichen--Married and making her home in Detroit. Mary Kern--Librarian in Public library of city. Bartlett King and Frank Lewisfewere killed in action in France uliile serving heioically for their count1'y. thc May Krafft -Married and living at Bessemer. John Murray'--is at home having been honorably discharged from army. Percy O'Meara-ls in his country's service. Burt VVutt-Chief Draftsman at Lake Shore Engine Wo1'lcs. Sarah Morrison-Is employed at the Marquette National Bank. Hazel Hanford-is now Mrs. Dawson and is teaching in the Domes-

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SENIOR ROSTER ' NAME Favorite Expression Occupation Ambition Specialty l , Bernard Butler I dunno Loafing To sit near Myrtle Hasn't any Ruth Nebel Darn it Taking care of Freeman To be a teacher Studying Teddy Fellman Tee Hee Hee Giggling To own a gum factory Chewing gum Pearl Ostrander My lands Winking at the boys To be a vamp Attendingblormal dances Carl Guelff Gimme a match Riding a pony To graduate Speed Helen Parenaude Shoore Being noisy To raise cane Flirting Albert Jacobson Where am I? Reciting A To look busy Taking life easy Pearl Papin I think so too lShampooing her hair To be Mr. T's favorite Keepinghermouthclosed Arthur Johnson I guess so iTeasing the girls To be a hero Gliding Florence Ryan I-Ie's some guy Going to Negaunee To have a steady Clothes George Johnson 'Lo Diz Trying to debate To be handsome Breaking Johnson record Ruth Sinclair O good night Planning meals To be thin Giggling Francis Keough Shake a Leg Making people laugh To have amother-in-law, Waltzing Ester Swanson O lady Primping To be pretty 'Combing hair Rudolph Larson l I ? ? l lWearing silk socks To get home early Rowing Pearl Vadnais O Golly Runnin' aroun' To be a pianist fPlaying the piano Stanley Moffatt Got your Latin? Raising the dickens To have a date iCutting class Gladys Williams Oh P. T. - lCutting up To be valedictorian Magnesium wire Leonard Ruggles D'ju see Clara fDriving autos To live on Fourth St. ,Getting stuck Clara Windoft Isn't he good looking? lLooking for another To be a nurse lMeasles Walfrid Saari Ain't she a Lulu? Zlieeping his eye on her To be president Freshmen Hazel Brown O mercy ilijxperimenting To get a man Suffrage George WilSOn Here I am lBeing on time To be tardy Happiness Mildred Ekstrom I never did iSkipping To be a suffragette Freckles Ge0I'gG Kimber Censored Strollingin the moonlight Hasn't any Normal Janes Mildred Thomas Did ya see Lib? Killing time To look wise Her eyes Leo Schunk Shut up Bumming To find a quiet corner Fussing I Walter Nelson O cutie Dancing To be graceful Bow ties Herman Bittner Donchaknow Keeping busy To know everything Appointing Committees Aaron Springstead Hello Girls Walking to the furnace To be a heart breaker His face Helge Paulson Shucks -Sleeping To ovm a key lo the back door Flirting with Froshies I n