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

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CLASS PROPHECY Arlene Easney Leah Anderson Curly Bradford Iris Dust Barbara David George Duddy Harold DeShon Donna Welser Evelyn Cohrs Rachel Daniels Tom Taylor Janice Wood Betty SIfferlen Mary Lou Smith Jean Hubley Jerry Sayers Art McHaney Charles Dolamore Howard Elsholz Pete Jeup Don Carroll Gwen Lee Jean Flaxington Nancy Carman Jean Rich Betty Ferger Nellis Sherwood Audrey Reynolds Eob Johnson ?!elvin Totzke Norma Hart Marjorie Stonier Theodosia Valla Ruth Volker Gloria Pasternak Wilda Phillips Norene Jones Shirley Shan ow Charlotte Simons Marlon Tesch Laura Fa bin Doris Bassett Marjorie Hedt Stewart Elliott An ambitious woman. A sentimental woman. Pursuer of the fair sex. Life of the party. A talented musician. Very eccentric gentlemen. Quiet demure person Undeniable p rsonality. A fair-skined beauty. The effecient type. Man about town. A public librarian. Pursuer of life. A school teacher with much patience. The cream of the weaker sex. A successful poet. An ardent fisherman. A successful engineer. A criminal lawyer. A man with a will as strong as his body. A progressive farmer. A dreamy poetic type. A superior v oman. The perfect hostess. A tempest in temperment. A city minded youth. A girl who yet knows the art of blushing. A politician. A worshiper of science. A successful athlete. A carrier of the worlds burdens. A ready worker for what she gets. A sophisticated lrdy. A minor. A country rose. A so-called modernistic woman. A quiet type of girl. A lady whose heart is In the right place. One woman who can laugh. Let the man beware of whom she takes a fancy to. Ever-oresent conversationalists. A lady. A promising office girl. A successful reporter.

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JUNIORS Front How? Second Row: ) Third How: Fourth How: Ralph Moldenhauer, John Argitis, Fred Tyler, Walter Smith, Louis Lozon, Bill Carman, Kenneth Spicer, Stanley Widdas, Harold Smith. Miss Kempf , Ardith Benedict, Catherine Christy, Mary Lou Phillips, Eeverly Groff, Marilyn Baehr, Ivah Conlin, Jollie Fairfield, Margaret Netzel, Dorothy Prince, Gert Merrill, Ruth Brown, Thelma Recor, Edna Scott, Virginia Nelson, Fredia Voisin, Miss Dormer. Joyce Robb, Ruth Monnier, Shirley Price, Helen Korn, Delores Thompson Gladys Kintzma n, Cecelia Ruemenapp, Eetty .Mlsany, Nancy Watson, Helen Dodge, Theresa Griffor, Billetta IClieman, Ralph Langell, John Holland, Lawrence DeCou, Melvin Fahs, Bill Danneels, Lawrence Taylor, Roy Dawn, Jim Richardson, Kenneth Mays. The future Seniors of 1945 began their quest for class funds by Lving a Junior Barn Dance which was followed by a bake sale , candy sale , and a igazine sale. The profits from their sale of magazines put a bulge in their bank ccount, and they celebrated their successful campaign with a class party. The social event of the year was the J-Hop which was presented in night club style on April twentieth. They closed their Junior year with the Junior Banquet and the Prom.