Marine City High School - Mariner Yearbook (Marine City, MI)

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--nu nn nm 1 nn un - nn Im nninnf -un' un nu nn ml nu .f Z -nn nu un- 1923 THE MARINER 1.923 BOARD OF EDITORS Editor - - - - ARTHUR ZIMMERMANN Business Manager - - HARRX' INGRAM Literary Editor - - - EDl'l'Il l'lOPSON Assistants MILDRED HEA'1'I'IERING1'ON I. C. MILLER XYALTER BAIRD PEARL XYARNER ALEDA PETERSON BERNICE STARK H.AROLIJ BULGRIN Boys' Athletic Editor ---- EVERETT THOMAS Assistants AURREY IQIRCHNER EASTON IQIRCHNER Girls' Athletic Editor - - - - - HELEDT MCMULLEN Assistant ANNA LAURA BAIRD Joke Editor - - NITLTON HUNT Assistants FERN SMITH LEONA SAPH IQATHARINE BONVER Art Editor - - - - - - - VOLNEY JONES Assistant JACK DICKINSON Snapshots ---- SARAH BEAN Assistants ' THELMA LONG BERNICE MACDON.fXLIJ H.AZEL FOLKERTS Typing - - - - IQATHARINE XVARWICK Assistants NORMA MITCHELL HAZEN LANGELL BEULAH TEDDER T.. Z. MITCIIELL CLAYTON PARKER Personnel - - - LED.-X SHAVV Assistants XTIOLET OUELLETTE IQATHARINE XIALLIER General Assistants CALVIN DIENI ROY STARK Critic - - - ------ MISS HANFORD DOROTHY MCCAUSLAND NELLIE BECKER FLORENCE NVESBROOK CHARLOTTE TICKNER FREDERICK BECKER RUTH MCMULLEN IOSEPHINE LANGELL CATHERINE MILLER Page Fiw

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gi 1 f 'OOO' l I, If 1' 'UID' 1?f ll if 'QD' iQ! O24 W 5 5 5 5 S 2 5 5 .. 5 2 S 5 FOREWORD YY? EFORE -going further in this volume of The Marinerf, we wish our read- ers to consider the following things: First, that this book has been published through the combined efforts of our class -efforts expended not for our own benefit but for the school which has been extend- ing to us so many privileges during the past, and to which we feel we owe so muchg second, that this Mariner is to be a contin- uation of those which have gone before, and third, that it was our main purpose to make this, one of our last endeavors for our school, appeal to its readers, so that they may en joy and appreciate with us the activities of the past year to their fullest extent. We should also like to thank those students and teachers who have helped us in our efforts to make this book a success. 5 S 2 5 Q S S 2 nk 80 5 5 2 5 5 S S 5 8o..,.,oo0e.,o0oe..,ooo

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-nlll:nll7.u1l.f 2 , T nu unfnn ml' un nu un ' Y' ul Y 'nu ff ll Y ll I-If 7 5 lt Il- 1923 THE MARINER 1923 -lm...-mg.-ml 2 , 1 , Y :uni-un nllfllnfllnfuu ' nu ' nu' nl llfuu ll f ' 1 It ll u- TABLE OF CONTENTS '23 First i11 the book eonzes onr dedication To one whois .stood by as for nzany a year. The well-kizofwz Board of Education Hare signed their 11011165 on the page to appear. Tlze s111ile of the Seniors, in dignity grand, Shows they are proud of the work they have done. The gaze of the .lnniors, with eozfntenanee bland, Tell they are happy-yes, every one. The Sophoznores look like a jolly bzineh, Though youngest tlzey be in Senior High. The Freshznen stare will gizie yon a hnneh That they will be fanzozzs by and by. .ln the next few pages -V011 may traee The glory and splendor of athletic tea111s,' Sehool activities then fall in plaeeg To these there is 110 end it SCCIIIS. Aspirations in a literary way Are following not very far belzi11d. lfVl1e11 reading the jokes yozfll laugh all day, For they are the best of all their kind. Page Six