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

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12 THE MARINER THE SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL Bren wood Arnold Jack Barber Jerry Basset Jim Beattie Ray Bradford Don Browning Jay DeCou Albert Fahs Jack McDonald James Navarre Ralph Nichol George Riedel Bill Smith Ha old Smith Bil Thatcher Nc bert Watson Herbert Bvrne Henry Consti .„ t Frank Bachler David Barringer Robert Bean Jack Boullier Don Britz Arthur Corry Fred Dupuie Clayton Flemming Joe Misany Don Newell Robert Tatro Bernard Schutt Glenn Smith Joe Tenyer Sidney Varr.dell Howard Erdman 1 arl Tripp Marvin ! ra’tiscn Lewis Jenkins Harley Beach Laurel Antons Violet Beckman Gloria Cooper Barbara Dudd Patsy Fairfield Frank Valeria Arlene G. ' idden Jenette Kaufman Helen McCarron Delores Penn Lucille Sanborn Dorthy Thomas Alice Hertz Hazel E’sholz Charlotte Terbush Ray Shackett Scott Elder Arnold Farrant Wilfred Cohrs Rosemarie Basset Janet Bell Dorothy Ditchfield Ruth Eberhardt Dorothy Faucher Dorothy Fritz Mary Harrison Vera Lezotte Joyce Miller Donna Sadler Valary Sharrow Peggy Walsh Margaret Mann Florine Stager Phyllis Valla CLASP OF 194ft

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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

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THE : MARINER SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Ruth Eberhardt Who are these people in high school who are esteemed so highly by the little people with the slightly greenish hue and looked down upon with such scorn - undue, they think - by the lofty juniors and seniors? Hooray for the Sophomores! Who are first in war ? The Sophomores! Look at the football, the basket- ball, the track teams! Among the star athletes are Jay DeCou, James Red” Beattie, Ray Shakett, Brenwood Arnold, Jerry Bassett, Jack Barber, Don Britz, Clayton Flemming, Ralph Nichol, Harley Beach-all Sophomores. Among the girl athletes they have Laurel Antons, Meryl Scheibner, Helen McCarron and Janet Bell. Who are the first in Peace? The Sophs! A prominent member of the var- sity debate team is Scott Elder. A destined star of opera is Gloria Cooper. Other artests in our midst are Barbara Dudd, Patsy Fairfield and Joyce Miller. A future novelist is Janet Bell. Pianists are Jeanette Kaufman, Charlotte TerBush, Helen McOmron, Mary Ellen Harrison and Ruth Eberhardt. Our guitarist is Hazel Elsholz. Who are the first in the hearts of their countrymen? Why the teachers enjoy the Sophomores’ company so much that they are in the ninth hour” almost every night. Everybody enjoys so much having to pass notes for them, being stung by paperwadsand rubber bands and lending them pen, ink, pencils, paper, magazines, books, etc. The ofhcc rs of this splendid group are: Scott Elder - President; Dorothy Fritz-Vice President; Shirley Glidden- Secretary and Treasure; Lewis Jenkins - Student Council. And to think we have two more years to give to this school. CLASS. OF 1940