Prophetstown High School - Prophet Yearbook (Prophetstown, IL)

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though she does not influence the lives of many people di- rectly she will no doubt be remembered and loved by more people than those who are better known. Marie is now the matron of an orphanage and tries in every possible way to make the lives of the little children happier. The girls wear bright red dresses and, when playing on the lawn, appear as tulips nodding in the breeze. I once talked to a little child from the home and upon asking her what the happiest time at the orphanage was she told me that it was Doughnut Day. On that day dozens of doughnuts are baked and al- though they try as hard as they can it seems impossible to keep a supply on hand. I will mention just one more of the kindly deeds Marie does for these children. It was through her efforts that a small plot of land was added to the grounds of the orphanage for the purpose of teaching the children some of the principals of gardening. Marie had always found much pleasure in this work and wanted to give these children the opportunity of enjoying it. How strange it all seemed and so changed. I could not seem to recall the fourteenth one of the Class of '22, At last I remembered that he had been in foreign lands for years and is now seldom heard from by his old friends. Claire Milligan is now a Missionary in Turkey. He finds his work very interesting and except for a few uprisings he reports the conditions very favorable in that country. It seems that he first realized his calling at the time of the Senior Class Play of '22 when he took the part of a Bishop. Thus it is that little things often show us the way. Allah is great: there is but one God, And Mohammed is his Prophet.

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