Marquette High School - Tatler Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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SENIOR ROSTER Q I NAME Favorite Expression Occupation Ambition Specialty Ruth Anderson Oh Pete Looking around To run the bus Penmanship Myrtle Blom Wouldn't that get your goat? Being good To have a butler Butlers Kenyon Boyer Bon Jour Trailing Louise To be funny Jokes Florence Beckman O my gosh Borrowing a powder puff To have curly hair Dreaming Myrtle Carlson Oh Fudge Being private secretary To be tall Basket Ball Henry Deegan I'll say she does Keeping dates To have a good time Girls Margaret Crowley I won't have time Refusing To be popular Candy Walter Bracher Na, I gotta date Making a date To get married Spooning Hazel Erickson Too quiet to have one Talking To be modest Her Loud Voice William Kepler Goin' to the dance Dipping To dance all night Dancing Amy Foucher Goodness Jazzing To be a dancing .teacher Her knowledge Rudolph Gingrass Unprintable ' Annoying the teachers To own a car Noise Elizabeth Gorman My Lord Keeping track of Mr. Rosa To be a movie actress 1Her hair . Carl Kiel Make it snappy Driving a truck To be a prize fighter lLongitude Marguerite Gravelle Ya got me Cramming ' To be a Stenographer Typewriting Hortense Hadrich Holy-- Keeping her dates straight To get through Dancing Donald McLean What ya sore at? Grinning To go to house parties Fast dancing Mildred Hansen I'll admit Being loud To understand formulae English Raymond Dennett D'ja see my girl? Hurrying To pass Tickling the ivories Claire Harkin O darn it Getting brevs To be a second Paderewslti Piano Lowell Lindquist Ya--a ' Getting flowers for Botany To be a book keeper Picking flowers Helen Johnson Icky poo Clearing the cloak room To be a boss Genius Alfred Wellman Goin' to see wifey tonight! Getting the Tatler out To get a girl Pleasing Gladys Harriet Knight O pshaw Planning parties To be popular Boys Wilbert Treloar Watta matta Mary? Studying hard To have a permanent slip to French Bluffing Ada La Roux Heavens Working To reduce Eyelashes Fred Anderson O Boy eh? Running Lizzy To own a car Curls Henry Beaudry Sorry but I gotta date Taking her home from school To be a hunter Capturing wolves Ruth Magers My soul Taking roll call To be in Chi Sassing teachers Eugene Ackerman Ha Ha Looking for George To be a great big man Playing tricks Clarinda Morrison I dunno Whispering To own a typewriter Innocence

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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

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,, . 1? KT-W ' at fist N .' gikc L? 4' 'F 4 La SQUIRREL FOOD. This is an attempt to show how little the faculty of the High School really know oi' eonnnon every day sense outside of their own text books and to demonstrate the huge anlonnt they really laek and don't know about it. with apologies to the teachers if the attempt to demonstrate this tart is too strenuous. 'l'he following' is an attempt to show how the facul- ty would look when asking for il joh if the teavhing husiness should go out of date: I Mr. fllallam: I wa sinstruetor of a Class in llll'0llilIlll'S in the lligh School and had a 1-lass ol' boys doing' aetnal automobile work, and think l eould suitably lill a position here as master nieehanie or f0l'0Ill2lll.., Why, what did your class do, and how' nun-h experienc-e did you have when lll!4ll'lll'l'lllQ the Jaws? lYell. the boys overhauled an li. M. I . thoroughly and with practic- ally no help from nie exeepf, as floor walker. An li. M. l .? What kind of a ear is that ? 0h. it's an old model, eanie out in l9llS.'i lf-I'-I'-. Nay that again -1008. HuniflVell l'n1 afraid there an-n'tn enough of thoae old arks around' here to warrant nie keeping you as a. nie- ehanie. but l think you may do suitablyg maybe after two or three years ot' good faithful sa-rviee you can he advanr-ed. You seein to have an up- right and responsible nature anyway, so you can start right away to clean up those grease vans. and when you get through with that, piek over that si-rap pile in the alley. and UI'-l', if you find any old E. ll. Ffa in that pile be sure and see that they don't crawl out. Miss Kralltz ll'ax'e you any powitions vaeant here that you think T might be able to till? XVell, what used to be your ouc-upationY