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

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0 uniot (2la.il President Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer Student Council Lewis Jenkins Scott Elder Ruth Eberhardt Robert Bean Front Row: Jack Barber, Francis Bachler, Scott Elder, Lewis Jenkins, Robert Sayers, Norbert Watson, Max Audette Second Row; Gloria Cooper, Vera Lezotte, Dorothy Faucher, Arlyne Glidden, Jeanette Kaufman, Meryl Schriebner, Margaret Mann, Janet Bell, Helen McCarron, Ruth Eberhardt, Hazel Elsholz, Phyllis Valla, Florine Stager, Charlotte Terbush, Dorothy Ditchfield, Dorothy Fritz, Laurel Antons, Barbara Dudd, Joyce Miller Third Row; Clayton Flemming, Wilfred Cohrs, Mr, Hall, Ray Shackett, Jay DeCou, Miss Richmond, James Beattie, Gerald Bassett, Donald Britz, William Smith, Fred Meyer, Donald Newell Fourth Row: William Lara, Donald Browning, Jack Boullier, Fred Dupuie, Robert Tatro, Bernard Schutt, Joseph Tenyer, Joseph Misany, Brenwood Arnold, Marvin Donaldson, David Barringer, Earl Tripp, Arthur Corry, Albert Fahs 12

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The present Senior Class — with quiet, innocent, frightened looks — were ushered into the ninth grade by their class advisor. Miss Robertson. We selected officers for the year as follows: Fred Springbom Milton Schutt President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Joyce Galvin Being rather green in high school, we had only one bake sale but made a success of it. The enrollment in the ninth grade was forty-nine. Entering the Sophomore year, we thought we knew quite enough — as all Sophomores do. We wisely chose these officers to lead us: President Virginia Watson Vice-President Paulla Brewer Secretary Joyce Galvin Treasurer Dorothy Terhune Student Council James Rood We did not know quite what to do, but we wanted something big, so. we had a St. Patrick’s Day Dance. Because of illness, dropping out, and moving, our class had decreased to forty-four members. In preparing to become Seniors, the Juniors tried to act and imitate these upper- classmen as much as possible. Feeling that we had an artistic touch, we made lovely decorations for the J-Hop. The officers of this successful year were: President Edward Hustman Vice-President Charles Westrick Secretary Joyce Galvin Treasurer Howard Lozon Student Council Dorothy Terhune Seeing the end of our school year near, we Seniors tried to act younger but yet more superior. Because some had moved or left school, thirty-nine remained in the Senior grade, nine girls and thirty boys. Since we had such a good reputation for decorating for dances, we did the decorating for the Rotary Club Dance during the Christmas holidays. Many plans have been made for the Senior Carnival, and each Senior is hoping it will be the best yet. Dorothy Terhune

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S lopkomoie President Clinton Shaw Vice-President Shirley Wood Secretary Thomas Corden Treasurer James McKay Student Council Shirley Hart Front Row Mary Wesbrook, Marion Densmore, Mari ell e Bridges, Marion Ruemanapp, Doris Decatur, Bernadette McDonald, Edna Greene, Mrs. Champe, Dolores Hoshal, Shirley Hart, Dorothy Flaxington, Milda Lozon, Ila Bradford, Betty Trolley, Jean DeLisle, Shirley Wood Second Rot j Marion Stark, Vivian Edleman, Dolores Lindow, Lucille Thueme, Eleanor Fast, Betty Pearson, June Recor, Betty Pryce, Dorothy Scott, Eva Campbell, Margaret Argitis, Mary Lou Meade, Doris Langell, Charles Anderson, Thomas Corden, James McKay, Alvin Goulette, LaVerne Dodge, Anne Lipa Third Row: Harold Basney, Hector LaVigne, Clinton Shaw, Harold Lutz, Gerald Heath, Jarvis Elsholz, John Arnold, Mr, Catt, Robert Johns, Edward VanZandt, Ralph Mocock, Russell Parker, Loren Feagan, Harvey Booth, Robert Cooper 13