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

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(Juniot (2laJi President Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer Student Council Thomas Corden Robert Cooper Marian Densmore Loren Feagan Front Row: Harold Basney, Charles Anderson, LaVerne Dodge, Jarvis Elsholtz, William DeShon, Thomas Corden, David Klein, Edward Van Zant, Loren Feagan, Ralph Mococh, Harvey Booth, Jack Arnold, Robert Cooper. Second Row: Mary Sue Y ' esbrook, Marian Stark, Marian Ruemanapp, Maxine Carey, Eleanore Fast, Mary Lou Meade, Mr. R. Catt, Doris Decator, Marielle Bridges, Margaret Argitis, Betty Pryce, Shirley Hart, Dorothy Flaxington, Vivian E die man. Third Row: Ann Lipa, Edna Greene, Delores Hoshal, Marian Densmore, Margaret Gundry, Lucille Theume, Delores Lindow, Milda Lozon, Ila Bradford, Margaret Johnson. 13 l

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Marv Donaldson gladly leaves his curly locks to ck Arnold, who has trouble with his straight hair. Janet Bell ' s ability to talk to Angelina Weglarz. So that the duet of Bob Cooper and Dorothy Flaxington might have perfect harmony, Jack Barber leaves his tenoi voice and Dave Barringer his base voice.. Fred Meyer leaves his ability to flirt to Tom Co not use his Big Brown eyes to advantage. We give Florlne Stager and Dorothy Ditchfield t watch over while their one and only is in L Vera Lezotte and hazel Elshoiz leave th lr steno to Betty Pryce and Bunny McDonald. Dorothy ,, homerun ,, Fritz leaves her ability to b? so she may keep Harvey in hand. Dorothy Faucher leaves her athletic achlevmen Margaret Mann ' s ability to like red heads to Helen McCarron leaves her popularity with the Argitis • Don Newell s knowledge in semi-trucks to Haro3 Bernard Schutt s truthfulness to Jack Dye. Scott Elder’s good tires to Ed VanZant and Hai Port Huron. Jay DeCou wills his athletic ability to Edna Gz Joyce Miller leaves her ability to draw in cle it to Marian Ruemenapp. To make it easy on the teachers next fall, Chai Peggy Walsh leave their silence to Dave Kiel Merle Scheibner leaves her ability to achieve h Charles Anderson. Bob Bean leaves his southern drawl to Betty P ar . Norbert Watson leaves his desire to blow si - , who does .ph Mocock to Sam’s Service, jhic ability o Marian Stark - en Feagan. ' ' idges • rganflft o pro co ry •er C away with ish and i to Joe Misany gives his personality James Beattie leaves his red nair Jack 3oullier s ability to be • Deloris Lindow. Don Britz leaves his shyne Clate Flemming leaves his Bob Sayer ' s ability to Earl Tripp ' s dimples tc Joe Tenyer leaves his Bill Smith ' s ability Ralph Ni chol ' s dyna Wilfred Cohrs wil Glenn Smith ' s an To Jean DeLisle And to James Me from girls. va Campbell, ge- Class movies to y to Ann Lipa. ssell Parker. ' int 13 Shaw . ion. ine Carey. Blonde Dorothy Scott, stride. j ability to stay away Last, but by no the ability to hope that they we did. th — to the Juniors — xightiul sul ect Civics with the just any da ly tests and exams as To the Sop home To the Freshir e marks athleti We do hereb o appdir of this our 1 and aforesaid out o understanding xo neieV of 1942. ' hou d have received, and our sweet memory. e Koch and Henry Miller executors t, with the understanding that the s to the last sheet, and with this he great seal of the Senior Class Senior Class of 1942 12

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Zhcjhtfi (djtade President Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer Student Council Joseph Kressul Louis Lozon Beverly Brake Edna Scott Front Row: Olga Lipa, Virginia Nelson, Marilyn Baehr, Thelma Recor, Ruth Brown, Marian Ristum, Norma Arnold, Beverly Groff, Mary Ruth Phillips, Beletta IO.elraan, Carolyn Faul, Catherine Christy, Freda Voisen, Ardith Benadict, Virginia Horn, Second Row: Donald Shaw, Lawerence Taylor, Robert Jones V.iibur Smith Archie Leitch, Fred Lord, Jeanette Prince, Ivah Conlin, Dorothy Prince, Betty Mlsany, Beverly Brake, Gloria Gorden, Shirley Pryce, Marcella Hopkins, Mr. Pfinst, Edna Scott, Louise McCartney, Helen Dodge, Dorothy Horn, Jay McCoy, Stanley Widdas, Ralph Langell, Joseph Kressul, Matlen Simons, Meyer Zieldorff Third Row: Louis Lozon, Keith Snay, Jack Noel, Robert Spicer, Donald Basney, Kenneth Spicer, John Argitls, Dale Leitchy, Fred Shnleder, John Holland, Stewart Elliott, Lawrence DeCou, Roy Dawn, William White, Walter Smith, William Carman. 16