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

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(j lee Clul Front Row: Mary Sue V esbrook, Marion Stark, Dorothy Scott, Marielle Bridges, Doris Bassett, Marion Densnore, Dolores Llndow, Anne Lipa, Lucille Thueme, Ila Bradford, Milda Lozon, Betty Pryce, 3elva Ouelette, Donna Welser, Evelyn Cohrs, Rachel Daniels, Mrs, Wiltse. Second Row: Catherine Christy, Mary Ruth Phillips, Virginia Nelson, Sdna Scott, Dorothy Prince, Marilyn Baehr, Jollie Fairfield, Charlotte Simons, Leah Anderson, Arlene Basney, Norma Arnold, Ivah Conlln, Donna Hampe, Florence Sandul, Nellie Sherwood, Betty Ferger, Gloria Garlock, Mary Smith, Irene Langell, Doris Ginge, Shirley Jacobs, Third Row: Margaret Hart, Florence Rood, Nancy Carmen, Bernice Sherman, Bernadine Bradford, Thelma Recor, Ruth Brown, Shirley Pryce, Marion Zobl, Jeanette Schneider, Blanche Lurtz, Theodosia Valla, Betty Lou Christy, Donna Baker, Jeanette Prince, Fourth Row: Craig V ilson, William Cramer, Thomas Corden, Melvin Totzke, Loren Feagan, James Galvin, William Basney, Keith Snay, Clark Vanderwarker, The Marine City High School Glee Club, composed of sixty members, and directed by Mrs, Wiltse, have been unable this year, due to transportation difficulties, to participate in any county musical events, ffoich were part of the schedule of the Chorus previously. 31

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Taci lty Club Front Row: Mr, Catt, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Brown, Miss Powers, Mrs. Hall, Miss Nichols, Miss Sills, Miss Murphy, Mrs. Telfer, Mr. Gingrich. Second Rowr Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Hart, Miss Dewar, Miss Baird, Mrs. Ehrke, Mrs. Wlltse, Miss Rogers, Mrs. Blackler, Miss DeJong, Mrs. Recor, Miss Bridges, Mrs. Painter, Mr. Pflngst, Mr. Strong. President Mr. R. Catt Vice-President Mrs. M. Brown Secretary- Treasurer Miss D. Sills The Faculty Club meets In the fall of the year to welcome and help the teachers adjust themselves In our community. A picnic is the usual procedure, this year being held at the Clipper Club grounds, and plans are in progress for a spring social gathering in order to wish all teachers leaving good luck and success in their new positions. This year the major problem was, increased state aid for the schools in order that there may be an increase in teachers 1 salaries for the oncoming year. The organization Is interested in the creation of a better school system for Marine City. The meetings are devoted to the discussion of problems of bo th teacher and student nature, unity and co- operation being of outstanding importance to the system, as well as the organization. The club is fully aware of the task placed upon them in protecting the democratic way of life and are continually trying to tetter themselves. It is hoped that the seed that has been sown will continue to develop and hold to the course charted. R. M. Catt 30

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Ja Lty CluL Front How: Alvin Soulwtte, Vllllem DeShon, Floyd Lyons, James Galvin, Ralph Kocock, Edward VanZandt, Peter Juep, LaVeme Bradford, Melvin Totzke. Second How: Harold Basney, Jack Arnold, Harvey Hintzman, Frank Flllpkowskl, Harvey Booth, Joseph Valla, Lawrence DeCou, Louis Guyor, Donald Bacett, Marvin Hintzman, Milton Tennant, Mr. R. Catt. President VI ce- President Secretary Treasurer Advisor Harold Basney Charles Anderson James Galvin Frank Flllpkowskl Mr. R. Catt Membership In the Varsity Club Is limited to the boys who have excelled in athletic competition In high school and have been awarded their letter - W M . The main purpose of this organization Is to promote arid maintain good sportsmanship In high school athletics. 32