Marquette High School - Tatler Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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Thu CROONERS' CORNER Left to right: Miss Psiris, l+'rvdru'k-sun. M:u'Lt-zm. Krieg, Lt-vim-, Stn-ngh-in, Ntwnmund, Mm'Gn1vy, Snziri. 'I'rt-Imrr. Not in pictilret Bell. NVhitv. XV:1rd, litwyw, Buck mw. loft to right: Burns, Pogin-, Gt-ntz, Brown, Ltlnkso, P. White, Iiororlwr, Zorzu. Third row: Nichol- son, 'I',luor, l'vl0rsnn, Lahti. Norr, Fowler, A. White. Mornis, VVlkstrom. Soctmtl row: Olson, I.ur:-ton, Bernxl rti. 'I'zu1sos, Johnson. Poppe, Rudm-Ss, Iwlnyhtwv, L11- Jvllmfsse, Front row: Swzln- snn, Tnrlnziln, Vudnuis. lla- lu-njos, At. the piano Onmn, Not in picture: ldv:-rf-on, Milli-r, Mulhausor. Smyt ho. 1 't 'w Buck row. left to right: Epper, B, John1'on,- Stlta Gentz, Betts, Ma-Cauley, Huebner, Closser, Carter, Fennipg, Racine, Brozvk. Fourth row: L, Johnson, Pavvglio, Holluwinski, G. Dionne, North. R. Maki, Erickson, Anspuugh, W. Beckman, Fnssbcndvr, Hourd, Thompson, Gibson, Third row: M. Dionne, Kit-hzxrds, Vadnnis, Bzllmes, Greene. Hllli5lI'mI1, Imrlipvsis, Ojunon, Hockin, Dyer, Royea, Jacques. Second row: Bishop, G. Maki, Boyd, Dorow. Wtlks, Anderson, Mart-eau, Mongrain, White, Palm, Front row: Remington, Ann, Parent, Swajunen, J. Beckman, Royce, VVik,strom, Babcock, L. Maki. Standing: Miss Psiris. The Chow Bell is sweet music to a Boys' Glee, with thirteen members. This lumberjaclc, but at M. H. S., sweet group was begun this year and is now a music, means our vocal groups are in ac- thriving musical organization. The three tion. This year, under capable direction groups have participated in several pro- ot our new vocal director, Miss Alexandria grams, both as a mass chorus and as Psiris, these groups have made pronounced individual units. Some ot these activities progress. The Mixed Chorus, now the are . . . an excellent Christmas Concert largest ot the three groups, has been en- tor the student body . . . participation in larged to sixty-tour members, and the the U. P. Orchestra and Chorus Festival Girls' Glee, to approximately torty mem- . . . a Spring Concert . . . and a radio bers. Last, but not least, is the newest broadcast. addition to the Music Department, the

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If you chanced fo pass by fhe aucli+orium during fourfh hour 'I'his year, you were cer- +ain 'fo hear s+ring seciions sawing and brass and reed secfions sounding mourn- fully, all +uning up. Then, in much The same way as a lumberiaclc cries, Tim- ber! and lefs a mighfy lree come crash- ing +o ihe ground, Mr. Pa'H'erson would say, Ready! and lei' his ba+on come crashing io +he music s'rand. Then, his hammering on ihe s1'and decreased . . . +he missing sharps and flafs were recover- ed . .. +he s+uden+s began +o play famous music of 'rhe Masiersl They became an orches+ra . . . a definife assef fo The school. They presen'red excelleni con- cer+s, played for +he gracluarion exercises, and 'roolc parf in fhe U. P. Orchesira and Chorus Feslival. The Pi? Orchesira played af 'rhe fhree school plays. Direcfor Joseph Pa'Herson should be commended for his work, in processing ihe green musicians in+o 'rhe refined product our fine orchesiral CHESTRA lf xsley O Dell Qeioml row ohnson Gray Touihinqkl J, sl row: Bahcoek, Platlenherg, s: A, Johnson, J. Johnson. left to right: Violins: Peter- a ones licks Robinson Bas Qlllnnt ll Horns Beef: ompson Helherp, Qecond row rnets. Niles. Anspnllgh, M. cks. Trumpets: Aho, Sweeney. rst row: Olxoes: Oman Weber, Ales: HRIIISQETIIIHII J. Jacobs-loll, ml in picture: Wilson, Buvk row left to right: Saxo- onzil 'H -T i '. . : 8 . . , 1 Back row, left to right: Basses: Grlvas, Salo. An- guilm. Piano: Dellims, DI- rertnr. Mr. Patterson. Front row: Cellosz N. Jacobson, Ward. Sorensen, Anderson, Not in p.i-tllrv: I'1Izim::l, Pi'- lros,

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ATHLETICS Schools promoie afhleiic programs for fhe purpose of be++er healih and fo en- courage ideals of good sporismanship. Lumbermen 'l'oo, know lhe imporfance of +he saying, Heal+hy minds and heal+hy bodies come hand in hand, and log burl- ing is a very common sigh? af a lumber camp. 4 , 1 . N ,I UQ! I 'F' 'A':- i - . '. V, - Q, Q-1 sy Vw, X . .Lv Q43 A 'zz -. . 1 1 R wuvih sl' - .I , , ' V. , . '. , V 2, ' . ' fig UA 5, . . . vi , at I I, M. J, f it ' - Zac! ' .L 1 .1 I M ly? as-its r 5 ,I .4 1 ' f 1? .- ,' . . . .-r': .. ' ' 3 . - . .,- - - M. f. - - W A . Y . , - 'ar '4 4 . , '. '. I ' V ' 5-I - .. .- ..,::-I-.1 ' ,Q 2 ':.-. ' , , A, 2, ,A , . g A , ,uim , Q, I Legg.. A , I 1 1 Qgu .,, ,1,3,Qt-yen' b. ,F ,. le-,-rf , , ,-,,.f.wy6'2,ig-., . -, ry. 4 Wg v Me, . - . if . ,'.,.gc:-I 1. ..4 , ,,.'w9gf?.+,,f ,9f .. .6 .. 31,13 , 4:15. -Ba. ,Q l wi' .-..,.--id , . 1 'H' ',-C. : -A-. r' - 1 ' ' 1 ff-'-eff 're 5' I ' - sim, 5.p'- a v 55 , fwf -1 -- G-Lv - -5 .-L1 ,B 1. . J 4 ,fqw-' , giifff - ' 731' 4' 'Q 9' .f-: K'-f '?f57 . -'ZIZV1 'kai 5 ' f:., 'TM A' -1 My iii? ' .- vi 5. f' ' z ' 'fiYfE'f1?- f+3'3'5 -,vw ' . ' Ahfiff. 5 W f ' .- V. 'no se .LC w . ' - - if --. ' -, 144' fs, G. '- X. .- ' ' 3' nf. I- , 1.',,.1 X 5 - '95.3,J,g -. 5, 5 , '4 -' Y. ' ' --w . fu- ', ' .. 7- - 4'--, ,- :sf -11.-ff,-: 1 .' i- 1-' 's.,, ' ' A fff,l . . n A - X , Q - xii i u fYZ'isp, ,. .. . - K .wsf fu -6' - -- -.ff -,v a . feq11.fv 5uAl't M7141 ' 6462- - -' A'-4 -fl . 'Yip-,. ,J 4: Q,3'-.f- ht,-:JSA 'wif .f' 9 'S Rm: i 5 .7 , '- N--' . --ivy,-gg-fry, -M - ' -e .spgfg -fa - wmv' ,wa J 1 , ,Mews , , gm br- ' . g ,W . 1,-v L-h , - 1 5:g5g5.-idssig-,,:?,,. -L'-Hfmgrxrfbw, 'Mr QA l , . ,.. . ,,.,. ,, -,,..,:,-,-:'- ' rf.-.g4ys9:4aii'?ii 74