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

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10 THE MARINER THE JUNIOR CLASS ROLL Milton Baker Carl Beier Fred Springborn Harvey Tatro Wallace Blake Mike Bogdonavic William Vallier Fred Volker Blaine Cooper James Corden Harold Wesbrook Charles Westrick Ronald Curtis Sidney Duddy. James Rood Robert Tennant Edward Hustman Orville Kruschwitz Paulla Brewer Esther Erdbecker Ervin LaBuhn James Leitch Jpyce Galvin Doris Larsen Maurice Liebaert Howard Lozon Jane Mangold. Josephine O’Neal Gerald McKeller Clifford Osterlar.d Betty Recor Evelyn Roehring Ken Ritzenthaler Milton Schutt Mary Ticknor Dorothy Terhune Lloyd Smith Virginia Watson Shirley Young Stanley Smith Bert Hillier CLASS OF 1940

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9 Leroy Riffenburg’s 1°0 in physics exam to Gerald McKellar. Mary Jane David’s efferescence to Wallace Blake. Harriet Carman’s absent-mindedness to Paulla Brewer. Helen Lezotte leaves herself to Harvey Tatro. Helen D. Smith’s profanity to Ken Ritzenthaler. Ken Browning ' s dancing ability to James Leitch. John Kruschwitz’s business management to Ervin LaBuhn. Marion Smith’s ability to entertain to Doris Larson. Carol Booth to Fred Springborn her ability to play I Love coffee, I love tea.” Beth Quick’s curls to Mike Bogdonovic. Jack Foster’s ability to get along with the St. Clair girls to Syd Duddy. Winnie Ditzel’s laugh to Maurice Liebaert. Wanda Grave’s tallness to Esther Erdbecker. Eleanor Eachler’s hairpins to Ronold Curtis. Marianna Deim’s shyness to Betty Recor. Bob Tripp’s chattering ability to Harold Wesbrook. Henry Totzke’s bass voice to Carl Beier. Henry Rankin’s excess weight to Fred Volker. Ted Nickles’ sex appeal to Shirley Young. Shirley Fauchers’ cousin Elwin to Jo O’Neal. Fourth: We hereby leave all our best wishes to our tired and disgusted teachers and hope they r.ever meet another Senior class like us. We do herewith affix cur seal. Signed — The Senior Class of 1940 ; .GLASS QF 1940

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THE MARINER 11 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Paulla Brewer We the Juniors, looked up to and respected by the Freshies” and the vScphomores; looked down on by the highley dignified Seniors, have had many experiences in our three years of high school. Our boys have gone out for sports and have done much towards winning games. Among the best on the football field are Fred Springborn, Blaine Cooper, Maurice Liebaert and Lloyd Smith; on the basketball courts the Jun- iors that shine are: Ed Hustman, Blaine Cooper, Milt Baker, Bill Villier, Gerald McKellar, J im Rood and Maurice Liebaert. The girls who go out for sports are Betty Recor, Jane Mangold, Doris Larsen, Dorothy Terhune, Josephine O ' Neal, Virginia Watson and Paulla Brewer. The Junior Class is represented in the orchestra with Charles Westrick, Syd Duddy, Bill Vallier and Bert Hillier. Our outstanding pianest is Fred Springborn. The Juniors excell in Journalism, Mixed Chorus, and Debate . Through the years we have been guided by good officers who have done their best. This year we have as president Ed Hustman; vice president Chas. Westrick; secretary Joyce Galvin; treasure Howard Lozon; and student coun- cil Dorthy Terhune. We are advised very well by Yr. Harlan Hall and Miss Winfred Eicbrrcrd. We have hcped for success with the Jn iorl enicr benc.uet ai d prcm al- so with cur J. Hop we are planning fcr May. class of 1940