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

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27 SEVENTH President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Student Council GRADE Jim White Royden Gilbert Joan Marsa David Beattie Stuart Randolph Mary Green Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Joanne Marsa, Marilyn Markhart Pat Jolin, Marsha Strong, Valerie Smith, Carol Reichle, Sally McNiff, Betty May, Donna Denean, Marjorie Struebing, Rose Marie Huff, Jean Sly, Joyce McLoed. Mrs. Duddy, Ella Mae Sigafoose, Margaret Chamberlain, Geraldine Krukenberg, Mary Green, Madonna Dudley, June Leitz, Barbara Duff, Barbara Wendt, Wanda Price, Donna Schelder, Elaine Allin. Emma Dewey, Carol Shaw, William Trudell, Louis Smith, Kenneth Eaton, Cassimir Rataj, Duane Conklin, Robert Genaw, Earl Warner, John Dupie, Kenneth Ward, George Butler, Arthur Butler. Stuart Randolph, Gerald Manual, Jim White, Tom Korneffel, Richard Beattie, Richard Kilpatric, Royden Gilbert, Richard Fergeson, Robert Jounkin, Charles Beattie, Walton Simon, Robert Thompson.

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29 BASKETBALL Front Row: Tiny Tyler, Bill Read, Norman Welser, Louis Christensen, Jack DeLisle, Fred McLouth, Syd McLouth. Second Row: Mr, Murphy, Bob Hamilton, Harvey Brodeur, Harrisori Miller, Pat Donahue, Eob Hund , Eernie Mitcheel, Mr Ketner. Third Row: Bob White, Eugene Bodinar. M.C. 33 Lakeshore 24 M.C . 22 Holy Cross 18 M.C. 22 New Baltimore 29 M.C. 27 St. Stephens 33 M.C. 19 St. Stephens 31 M.C. 21 Marysville 60 M.C. 23 Marysville 31 M.C. 20 R i chmond 38 M.C. 18 Richmond 32 M.C. 39 Holy Cross 28 M.C. 36 St. Clair 38 M.C. 29 St. Clair 35 M.C. 31 Yale 40 M.C. 40 Algonac 36 M.C. 34 Algonac 48 The 1947- •48 basketball season got under way with three gulars returning from last year ' s team. In the first game against Lakeshore the Orange and Black looked like a veterans ' team. Contin- ually they stopped Lakeshore from even moving the ball across the ten second line and time after time they stalled the ball to go racing down the floor to sink a dog shot. As the game drew nearer the ending whistle, and Lakeshore became hurried to get into the game, these tactics of M.C. became even more pronounced. The game ended with the Wildcats on the long end of a 33-24 score. DeLisle led the Mariners with 10 points. This was a non-county game. The second game of the season, also non-county, was play- ed on the Jefferson Street Cym court. New Baltimore brought a fast team with them and used a fast break off the zone (Continued on pp«32 )