Marquette High School - Tatler Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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SEVENTEENTH SUMMER On 'rhe evening of April I8, l950. +he Senior Class presen+ed Seven- 'reenlh Summer by Ann Couller Marfens . . . from lhe book by Maureen Daly . . . direc+ed by Mrs. Eileen Murphy . . . S+uden+ Direc+or, Mary K. Peferson. Angie ,,,7, Jacqueline DeHaas Margarel' 7,,, ,, Jeane Laamanen Lorraine , ,.,,,.s,, Befh Hansen Ki++y , .,Marilyn Parenl Mrs. Morrow Mr. Morrow ,,.,,.,Mabel Flink ,,,.,...Edward Quinnell Jack , H 7,Y,,,.. Brodie Wesfen Ar-+ A , s,s,ss,,,,. Tom Pelers Marlin ,S .V.,w.,, George O'Dell Jane e ..,, Donna Underhill Margie ,, Y, ,.,.. Barbara Nicholson Tony N ,,.rA7.., William Weber Fifz , , , ,S .,sr Joseph Consani Memories memories . . . fhe iheme song of +he play . . . was heard by a packed house. The s+ory . . . a summer in fhe life of a seven- feen year old girl, Angie . . . in- fluenced by sisfers and girl friends . . . daled for fhe firsl 'lime . . . al' firsl young and immalure . . . 'l'hen disliking +he idea of growing up . . . and finally adius+ing herself 'ro ihe problems which confronied her. The cas+ deserves credif for a well received play . . . fhe seniors cle- serve credi+ for backing up fhe play . . . +icke+s were sold ouf . Pro- ceeds from Sevenl'eenlh Summer helped make lhe senior fwo day lrip possible. High school s+uden+s . . . iusf like Angie . . . when looking back fo fheir happy feen-age days . . . will join her in saying . . . and yel never again . . . will fhere be any- 'lhing quile as wonderful . . . as fhal' sevenfeenfh summer. Top picture: 'I 'mxldn't 4' ll 1 m if I were ysl . . Ln-ft to right: Lrmmamen, Peters, Hansen. Scvmul picturv: L1't's hurry! W1-'ll miss the Plll'IlKl0, Wvreln-11, IM-Hnns. 'Fhlrmi Dl0lllI't'I Now Ktty, get thin hzcyvle out of lwre this insmnlf' Left to right: Qulnncll Pzlrvnt. l4'l,nk. Bottom nirturn-: Wifi-o p 1 swtncfllly Ang'e's l I 1 1 I I t lt YV I r ms rionrs . . . . rgm I ew . Ululn'l'lllIl, O'lh'll. Nirlmlsu 1 n

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We could hardly wail' for Sep'I'ember 20, our firs'r assembly . . . laughs land bark- ingl wifh Leon Smiih and his dogs . . . remember Music of India . . . really differen+ and +an'ralizing . . . May, 300l -we'll never forgef Alber+ OHO . . . be+ you wish you'd be alive when 'l'hey open fhe Crypi of Civiliza+ion . . . ihose award assemblies . . . we were proud of our a+hle'I'es and good cifizens . . . +hen foo, ihere were serious momenfs . . . like Armisiice Day when Reverend James W. Wrigh+, pas+or of +he Firsi Me+hodis'f Church was wi+h us . . . in November we made our way +o +he gym for +he Trampo- line Ar+is+s . . . up, down, bounce, up... we all hoped we could fry ii . . . and some of us did . . . Thanksgiving, and Miss Psiris waved her balon . . . our voices swelled wi+h +he s+rains of Come Ye Thankful People, Come . . .'fwo play pre- views made us eager, and we longed for H A P P Y Albert Otto. The I I I ll l ll I sum I! I l We look:-d into the futur- ilmusl 20011 5 r tl