Marshfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marshfield, WI)

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POPULAR SONG HITS As presented by the class of 1915 Frank Ardern- Enoch - Funeral March. Alvia Bartholomew- Ophelia''- Get Your Rubbers and We'll Go For a Walk. Benita Berg- That Red Rose Rag. Harold Bille- Don't Tell Me I'm Married. Lucile Blodgett-''Toots - Every Little Movement. Isabel Blum-''Izzy - Forsaken Blanche Bohn- Puny -'Tm in Love With All the Boys I Know. Lila Brandt- Come to the Party. Bess Burns- Pat - Don't You Long for the Old, Old Days. William Connor- Bathtowel Bill. Mary Hamilton- You're a Great Big Blue-eyed Baby. Elsaba Hipke- I Hate to Get Up in the Morning. Reynolds Harney- Full of Grace. Leo Holch- Ignatz - The Palms. Virginia Jurgeson- Million Dollar Doll. Katherine Kraus- Irish Diamonds. Olive Lange- The Sexton and the Belle. George Leonhard--''Indian - Some Boy. Grace Lupient- Night Times I'm Lonesome. John Mangold- I Want a Girl. Marguerite McDonald- When I Dream of Old Erin. Charles Moore- J une Dreams. Irene Normington- Husky -''Hesitationf' Rufus Pankow- Nero -- That Old Girl of Mine. Roman and Edward Pflum.- The Gold Dust Twins Ragf Margaret Pinion- Meditation Virga Plank- Happy Little Country Girl. Robert Plath- Too Much Ginger. Florence Rice- Oh, You Beautiful Doll. Clementine Schavet- They Always Pick on Me. Florence Schilling- Country Dances. Mildred Schlafke- Whisper. Emil Schrage- Just a'Wearyin' for You. Alvin Schroeder- Comin' Through the Rye. Eldor Seehafer- See - Is It Very Far to Heaven? Marjorie Sexton- Daw - Fond Hearts Must Part. Gertrude Steinecke- Call Me Up Some Rainy After noon. Leon Sweeting- Ding - What Need Have I ? Monica Tice- Will the Angels Let Me Play? Reta Verhulst- Sweet and Low. Grace Vollmar-K'The Curse of an Aching Heart. Theodore Weiland- Ching - Pure as Snow. Geneva White- Sweet Content. George Whitney- Eli - Love, Honor and Obey. Dorothy Whittington- Pete -''When We Are Marriedf Arthur Wilhelm- He'd Have to Get Under. Clara Wilhelm- At the Old Maid's Ball. Viroqua Coram- 'Tis Not True. Winthrop Reynolds- Red - Sail On, Silvery Moon.

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THE JUNIOR PROM. The Juniors gave their annual Prom in the high school building, May 22. The Assembly room and halls were artis- tically decorated, a Very pretty effect being obtained by us- ing the Senior colors, purple and gold. Mr. Gagnelius of Laemle's and Mr. Peterson of the Johnson Electric Company did a great deal of the decorating of the building, and the Class of 1915 Wish to extend a vote of thanks to them. In accordance with the usual custom, the School Board, Faculty, and the Senior Class, were the guests of the Juniors, and the latter treated them royally. The Second Regiment Orchestra ,furnished the music for the dances, and the pro- gram was Varied by the introduction of a farce, illustrating a Senior Class meeting. The refreshments were the perfection of the culinary art, and were served on the Domestic Science floor. At one o'clock Home Sweet Home was danced, and another Junior Prom had passed into the oblivion, of 'good time.'

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