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

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STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: Ruth Garlock, Milton Tennant, George Duddy, Marilyn Durrow. Second Row: Betty Lou Christy, Norbert Watson, Loren Feagan, Scott Elder, Tom Corden, Beverly Brake. President Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer 26 Norbert Watson Tom Corden Loren Feagan

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Front Row: Jack Barber, Ralph Nichol, Ralph Mocock, Clayton Flemming, Jay DeCou, Joe Valla, Fred Meyer, Robert Sayers, Wilfred Cohrs, Harvey Hlntzman, Harold Basney, Marvin Hlntzman. Second Row: Don Basney, Dave Klein, Max Audette, Lewis Jenkins, Robert Bean, Scott Elder, William Fritz, Dave Barringer, Don Alpers, Pete Juep, Coach Pflngst. The Marine City High School Track Team has finished one of the most successful seasons In the history of the school. Coach Pflngst took over the helm In 1938, and since that time his teams have won 14 duel meets and lost 5. This year the team came through to win the county championship out- scoring Algonac, the second place team, 95 to 29. Marine City won their second successive regional track championship in Femdale. DeCou won four first places. Other place winners were Valla, Sayers, Flemming, Mocock, Boulller, H. Hlntzman, Basney, Bean, Nichol, Jenkins, Klein, Audette, Elder, and Cohrs. In the River Rouge Invitational Meet at Ann Arbor — DeCou, Nichol, Boulller, Mocock, and Bean made a fine showing. At the Central Michigan Relays at Mt. Pleasant, Marine City took a second place from a field of twenty-three schools. DeCou set an all class state record In the pole vault of 11«7 , and the mile relay team of Flemming, Basney, Mocock and Sayers set a record In the fast time the state Meet at Lansing, Marine City took a third place with Imlay City and randvllle ahead of them. Jay DeCou set a state record in the pole vault at ll 7j . Other point winners In the State Meet were: Bean, Sayers, Flemming, and Valla. The relay team— Mocock, Valla, Flemming and Sayers, ran In the unusual time of 1:36.1 for a fourth place. 22

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Mary Sue Wesbrook, Shirley Hart, Helen McCarron, Merle Scheibner, Jeanette Kaufman, Second Row: Barbara Dudd, Dave Barringer, Wilfred Cohrs, Frederick Meyer, Dorothy Fritz, William Lara, Scott Elder, Dorothy Scott Since 1928 our school has had a chapter of the National Honor Society which promotes Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character Each year a certain number of Juniors, and not more than fifteen per cent of the seniors, made eligible by scholastic standards, are voted on for the remaining three qualities by the faculty and their class- mates. This is the highest of honors to be given to a student in high school. The present membership of the Society is forty- two girls, and twenty-seven boys Merle Scheibner 21