Marlette High School - Scribe Yearbook (Marlette, MI)

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Patricia Evans he world knows only two, that's Home and Band 1,2 Newspaper 1,2 Junior Play yllis Ford They also serve who only stand and walt Home Ec Club 2 Leland Gerber Laugh and grow fat Baseball 1 Arlene Greene For she was just the kind whose nature vary Bud Haddlx Some people have a perfect genius for doing nothing and doing it assiduously F F A 2, Track 2 Baseball 2 James Fleming He was not made for climbing the tree of knowledge F F A 2,5,4 Pres 4 F F A Treas 5 F F A Scholarsnl Award Winner Junior Play Track 2 3 Tract Co Capt 3 Leona Giscb My heart is fixed Newsoape Ed 3 Newspaper 2,3 qtudent Council 5 Home Ec Club 1 T Band 1 Robert Goodrich That bold bad man Basketball 1,9,3 4 rootball 1 Track 2 5 gnley Groh A mile as contagious Class Pres 1 Football 1 ?,1 4 Baseball 1,2 1 Basketball 1 Doxlrs Hilda Hag Sing a song s penc Band 0 1 oholr 1 2 1 4 Vadr1aal Club 0 6 P' I. . F.F.A. . . . . . p I Ph ....... 1.11 ........L . k X' . N4 . ,L - r 1 ' ' r' l -. l .....i.. 512 ..... BS 8 YBWH. . 6 ,. . - r 1 vs ..- ,.., . ,2,3 'xl -1-----, -.y- BI' l of ix- S. , ,4 fl ren'-fr . . . 5,4 H , ,j L,5

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Jack Cargill F re compoundof odd ity frolic and fun who relish a joke and rejoiced in a pun F F A l,2,5,4 Baseball Football l Track Choir 4 Color guard 4 Sharles Cowell His opinions are as hardened as his art erles Baseball 5 J C Daniel The genius of success is thegenlusoflabor Student Council 2 St Council V Pres 5 Class Dresident 4 Co editor of'acr1be Senior Plav Basketball l,2,5 Football 1 2 Track 2 5 William Dillon How inimitablygrace ful children are be fore they learn t dance Senior Play Pep Club 4 Basketball J 2,5 4 Baseball 1 2 5,4 Football 4 Color guard 2 velyn Ellis Let thv words w Charles Chard C redictable as a hummlnr bird Class treasurer 5 2, ,X A treasu er 4 Homer Cox Band 2 Choir 4 2 1 gene Denton Friendshiolsthehlgh est deereelnorofec tion ani society Ruth Dleg I dote on his very absence Peo Club 4 June rlckson Small but fectlve 5 a - 'Hp E ' , F'fF.A. :ss-' . . D F.F. . r l l 2 . ' F.F.A. ,.,,4 s.F.A. 15,4 , -, Eu --- - A W3 I el O . Y 'I I X l 7 E .... L .ef . M be fe .

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Thomas Hamlin 'Tis folly to be wise Choir 4 A Track o oy Heussner Speeches that relieve one'e mind usually burden another A Band l,2 A Jaw that seems to have made up its mind about something Choir l,?,1 4 Band 4 Madrigal Club 3 William Hollenbeck He has no wings h cannot soar but he has feet to scale and climb Football 1,2 Track 2 Gerald Holcomb So lightly through the world you prance, you might just teach us all to dance Band 1,2,3,4 Drum Major l,2,1 Ruth Hayward Little said is soon est mended Rex Hicks TEE greater the ob stacle the more the glory in overcoming Band l,2,E,4 Band Pres 4 Choir 0 1 4 Madrlgal Club 3 Disguise our bondage as we will, 'Tis woman, woman, rules us still Class Vice DPBB 5 Basketball 3,4 Baseball 5,4 Color Guard 4 Jack Hollenbeok T ere is little of the melancholy ele ment in him Band 3,4 Orchestra 3,4 Esther Howard A closed mouth catch es no flies Newspaper 2 v Fm. . 2,4 ' N R ......,.. zur. . 5,4 ' us. ' A-'I'-1 QL L. Hilborn william Hobson 1 L, l . ' ,,,4