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

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GIRLS’ HI - Y President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Marielle Bridges Shirley Hart Marian Stark Edna Greene Miss Rose Schauer Front Row Ann Lipa, Edna Greene, Marian Stark, Dolores Hoshal, Miss Schauer, Shirley Hart, Dorothy Flaxington, Milda Lozon, Ila Bradford Second Row: Marielle Bridges, Doris Decatur, Bernadette McDonald, Margaret Argitis, Mary Lou Mead, Doris Langell, Shirley Wood, Betty Trolley, Jean DeLisle The Girls’ Hi-Y set sail last year when school began. Their destination this year was to buy the school a trophy case with the help of the Junior Hi-Y We gave a dance, the Hi-Y Fling, which turned out to be a great success, and from which we made our share of the money for the case. One day our group went to Detroit to take in a broadcast and enjoy a trip through the Detroit News Building. It was there our hearts went all a-flutter over the fighter, Abe Simons. Some of the girls were even daring enough to get autographs for the whole club. This spring we plan to do some outside work which will include hikes and roasts. Marielle Bridges 31

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SENIOR GIRL RESERVES President: Ruth Eberhardt, Vice-President: Helen McCarron, Secretary: Barbara Dudd, Secretary Protein: Plorine Stager, Treasurer: Joyce Miller, Treasurer Protem: Paula Brewer, Song Leader: Gloria Cooper, Reporter: Janet Bell, Advisor: Miss Ardath Johnson Front Row: Vera Lezotte, Dorothy Faucher, Janet Bell, Ruth Eberhardt, Miss Johnson, Helen McCarron, June Recor, Barbara Dudd, Joyce Miller, Virginia Watson Second Row: Dorothy Terhune, Meryl Schriebner, Florine Stager, Alice Hertz, Betty Pearson, Gloria Cooper, Laurel Antons, Paulla Brewer, Marlon Densmore The Senior Girl Reserves, under the leadership of Miss Johnson, have not been Idle this year. They have taken a very active part In the activities of the school. When Christinas time rolled around, the girls offered their help to the various clubs in the city. They combined with the Senior Hi-Y Boys in sponsoring a dance, the proceeds of which were given to the Business Women and the Old Newsboys. During the holiday season the girls sang carols in many parts of the city. The Boys Hi— Y and the Girl Reserves turned to a more serious side when the Lenten season approached by sponsoring the weekly Lenten services In the school. Besides giving dances, the Girl Reserves enjoyed a hayride, a skating party, and a pot luck supper with the Senior Hi-Y. The girls also went up to the Y.M.C.A. swimming pool for a winter’s swim. The Girl Reserves are planning other interesting functions for the remainder of the school year. 30

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2 t ti i t r «- 4 f HI- Y President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer First Semester Second Semester Robert Tennant Blaine Cooper Scott Elder Robert Bean Scott Elder Lewis Jenkins Front Row: Milton Schutt, James Leitch, Lewis Jenkins, Robert Bean, Scott Elder, Robert Cooper, James Cordon, Carl Beier, Robert Sayers. Earl Tripp Second Row: Sidney Duddy, Fred Meyer, Charles Westrick, Harold Wesbrook, William Vallier, Mr. Breckel, Blaine Cooper, Robert Tennant, William Lara, Fred Springbom The 1940-41 school year has been a very eventful one for the Hi-Y boys. Under the able leadership of Mr. Albert Breckel, their advisor, they have changed their constitution, increased their membership, and Improved them- selves mentally, physically, and spiritually. During the first semester, they had a banquet, a hayride, and joined with the Girl Reserves in giving a dance for the purpose of raising money. The proceeds were to be given to the Goodfellows as their share in helping Marine City enjoy the Christmas season. Both the Senior and Junior Hi-Y have taken active parts in the different Area activities. In November they had a District Conference held in the Ward-Cottrell gym, with the dinner at the St. Marks Guild Hall. With the coming of spring, a young man’s fancy lightly turns to — lots of things. The Hi-Y plans to take a trip through the Ford plant in River Rouge, go on a picnic with the Girl Reserves, and those members who are Seniors have their eyes on studies in hopes that they will graduate. To the Seniors who will graduate, their fellow members wish success and happiness on the road of life. Robert A. Bean 32