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

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HI- Y President Robert Bean Scott Elder Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer Lewis Jenkins Front Row: Robert Cooper, Lewis Jenkins Second Row 2 Ralph Nichol, William Lara, Mr. Glddings, Fred Meyer, Scott Elder The Senior Hi-Y clubs organization of young men in the high school, established to encourage sportsmanship and good Christen character among the student body. It is in direct affiliation with the National Y.M.C.A. It was directed the first part of the year by Mr. Breckel, a capable teacher and leader. The second half of the year the club fell under the guidance of Mr. A. E. Giddings, who replaced Mr. Breckel in the chemistry department. The Hi-Y club has carried on through the years as one of the oldest and best Known organizations among the student body and has always held a high place as a help to students. 31

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GIRLS ' HI - Y Leader Fresident Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Richard Pearsall Jean Delisle Marielle Bridges Betty Pryce Dolores Hoshal Front Row: June Recor, Bernadette McDonald, Jean Delisle, Betty Pryce Second Row: Ila Bradford, Mary Sue Wesbrook, Dolores Hoshal, Marielle Bridges, Dorothy Flaxington, Marian Stark The biggest event of our club was the Gridiron Swing - a victory dance - when we defeated St. Clair in football, 12-0. The money taken in was donated to the school. Our plans for this spring include hikes and picnics. We also plan to take our annual trip to some other city. 30

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GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Front How: Margaret Scott, Virginia Sanborn, Ramona Valla, Deloris Dodge, Mildred Smith, Joyce Sprankel, Dorothy Welser Second Row: Patsy Bell, Loraine bier, Margaret Donaldson, Marylin Durrow, Jean Archer, Patsy Prince Third Row: Ila Horton, Ruth Garlock, Jean Brake Patsy Me Glynn, Ottlyn Graves, Jean Lozon Fourth Row: Paulla Pumphrey, Elsie Meuth, Donna Cooper, Amilda Schutt Eleanore Schutt, Helen Price. President Jeanette Kaufman Vice-President Dorothy Fritz Secretary Myrtle Erdbecker Treasurer Bernadette McDonald Advisor Miss D. Teachout The Girls Athletic Association was started in 1939 under the direction of Miss Doris Teachout. It is a self-supporting organization in which each girl contributes monthly dues to pay for the awards. It was started because the girls had no opportunity to earn letters and trophies for their efforts. A point system was organized to enable girls to receive points thoughout the year by participating in gym classes, tournaments, volley ball, basketball, baseball and bowling. The juniors and seniors have the same opportunity as the seventh, eighth, ninth, and the tenth grades. The Girls Athletic Association sponsors the following activities: Kopper Kanters, May Day Dance, All Tournaments, Cheer Leaders, and the Banquet which is held at the end of the school year to present the awards. 32