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

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To keep her hair shiny And so s he 11 look real finey, To Gladys Elzholz , the St. Clair boyOs dream We give this jar of Luster Creame. For Rriscle Tyler , our 97 lb. weakling. Who never complains, tho 1 a miracle he’s seeking We have a horse pill the size of a quarter; When des solved in warm water, they make a fine morter. Shoddy Carman, tho 1 seldom is seen. Labors all evening over a ticket machine. And so, for when she relates, we give her with pride Two admiss ion tickets so she ! ll at last get inside. For Bernie Waelens we have some glasses. With the hope that they will show Our Loyal Wildcat where to go While on the field when tackling lassens. For Dick Walsh , the man of many orations, We have this soap box to stand upon While lecturing his grand -children On the art of laundering nylon. Because Alma Watson lives across the river. And you Ken Varndell , can’t rely on your liver, The Junior Class takes pride in presenting to you This brand new supersonic, Chief Waldo Canoe. For Joyce Carroll, who works in a restaurant And wears all of those hunter’s duds. We present this little salt shaker So she may salt her spuds. We give to Ginny Buckler To rouse up all her joys. This over-grown lasso To help her rope some boys.

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23 JUNIORS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Joan Erdmann Sally Ann Dye Connie Robertson Bob Hund Jean Jessup Don Segar Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Bill Smith, Byron Wallace, Winston Hasler, Esther Bassett, Joan Hamilton, Joan Erdmann, Sally Ann Dye, Bruce Whitesell, Ralph Smith, Bill Knuth. Betty Frederick, Donna Bradford, Ruth Thoms, Betty Cole, Evelyn Varndell, Loretta Kreusel, Marie Smith, Ann Rammer, Marietta Price, Beryl McCee. Miss Bolton, Valerie Duetsch, Lucille Jensen, Doris Smith, Pat Burch, Jean Jessup, Shirley Jessup, Connie Robertson, Dorothy Doetsch, Suzanne Mitten, Miss Marcelletti. John Meade, Roy Ruemenapp, Bob Horn, Ted Sherwood, John Anderson, Don Sharrow, John Bell, Bob Hund, Sonny Spicer, Harvey Brodeur. Fifth Row: Roy Hopkins, Eugene Totzke, Bill Hahn, Otto Wolf, Marvin Burman, Lyell Schneider, Neil McDonald, Louis Christensen, Fred Becker, Harrison Miller.