St Stephens Academy - Academician Yearbook (Port Huron, MI)

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To Our Faculty, The Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, this booh is affectionately and grate- fully dedicated

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Patronize Our Patrons Chamber of Commerce Wittliff Insurance Agency Howard-Hayman Co. Biddlecomb Studio Boyce Hardware Co. Jahn Ollier Engraving Co. A Friend C. E. Bricker Edson Saville J. J. Bell Carlisle’s Candy Store Athenian Candy Works A. B. Reid Halleran’s Confectionery Co. Parra Millinery Smith School of Phonography The People’s Store Frank M. Finn F. J. Haslet Dornan’s Bakery Foster Bros. Collinson’s Millinery Store F. E. C. F. Lohrstorfer Kunze Grunwald Detroit Tea Store Havey Co. J. C. Penney Co. Bert Mills Ballentine Dry Goods Co. Spaulding Spaulding Scheffler Bros. Gray Son Mann Johnson Corry Gleason Kersul, the Tailor Sharrard Drug Store Mosher, Jeweler W. Sylvester Wagenseil’s Me Elroy Shoe Co. Grinnell Bros. Port Huron Business College P. H. Sulphite Paper Co. Eichhorn Hogan Asman’s Mitchell, the Tailor Jacobi-Bowen Co. Stephenson Electrical Co. Broad Millinery Co. Tony Hibye MacTaggart Co. Rodney Tea Room Truesdell Marble Co. Higer.’s Big Store K. H. Hubard P. H. Engine Thresher Co. Frank Henson Co-Operative Shoe Co. Smith’s Shoe Hospital Dom Graziadei Brophy’s Shoe Store Frank Wolfstvn Peter Trese

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OUR STAFF MANAGING EDITOR LEO TRESE ASSOCIATE EDITOR .... EUGENE McCAFFERTY LITERARY EDITOR BERGETTA COX JOKE EDITOR LUCILLE WELCH ADVERTISING MANAGER .... ROBERT MEEHAN ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER - - GEORGE MARX DISTRIBUTION MANAGER .... FRANK KRONNER STAFF ARTIST FRANCIS ST. DENIS JUNIOR CORRESPONDENT - - - MADELINE WOLFSTYN SOPHOMORE CORRESPONDENT .... JAMES LAMB FRESHMAN CORRESPONDENT - - MARGARET McCARTHY TYPIST ALICE TRESE “First in war, first in peace, first in the realm of science.” Thus might the oft quoted phrase be altered to truthfully express the position America holds in the scientific circles of the world. In the great advancement made by humanity during the past few decades, the United States occupies the foremost rank in the onward march of civili- zation. The human race is constantly demanding mechanical perfection in in- dustry and in science, and almost invariably our own country is the first to fulfill this demand. For this is the home of inventors. Here was the birthplace of the steam engine; here the wireless telegraph reached its perfection and here the wire- less telephone was conceived. Americans invented the telephone and tele- graph, and in this land the automobile had its real nativity. And so, having spanned rivers, created great waterways, and constructed tunnels: after having built the magnificent steamship and the wonderful rail- road, Americans turned their attention to the third and most treacherous element of the universe, — and conquered it, with the aeroplane as the victori- ous weapon. Then came the Liberty Motor, that marvelous mechanism pro- duced by native workmen. And now as the crowning feature of the age, comes the first trans-At- lantic flight ever completed by man. A voyage that rivals, in historic im-