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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1956 volume:

1956 Mariner Marine City High School Marine City, Michigan •••••If You Can ' t Find a Way Make One MgsUh City JlujU £c taol MasUne City, Editor Business Editor Sports Editor Art Editor Photographer Typists Katherine Ameel Bob Peavler Tom Chapman Jerry Furtaw LeNore Ameel Merna Osterland bedicatia t We, the members of the 1956 M arin er Staff, dedicate this annual to Mr. Floyd E. Shattuck, an understanding friend . In dedicating this Ma ri ner to him, we wish to express our unlimited thanks for his willingness to help, and for the time he gives to anyone who wants it. Donald MacDonald President Hoaod Education James T. Corden Secretary William S. Bowden M.D. Vice President Mildred Bolton Library English Latin Fred Connors Shop Earl Borr Mathematics Coaching William W. Danneels Guidance Home and Family Junior Business Clarice Brown English Social Science Journalism Clayton Flemming Mechanical Drawing Printing Driver Training Coaching Verma Burghdorf Reading James J. Hewitt Instrumental Music English Arlene Parks Physical Education Marie McCarron Mathematics Burton Plummer Social Science George Newconbe Science Social Science Steve Nowak Physical Education Driver Training Coaching Bethany Radtke Home Economics Floyd Shattuck Science Ma thematics Betty Winslow English Area Consultants Ciare Richards Vocational Education William Waytulonis English Geography Shop Ph. D. Mrs. Jean Smith Secretary to Mr. Ralph Pfingst Miss Gladys Baker Bookkeeper Mrs. Lucille Chartier Secretary to Mr. Edward Trudell Bill Waytulonis, Floyd Shattuck, George Newcombe Katherine Ameel Harvey Bell Sharon Balfour Donna Baxter Robert Beattie Alynne Burns Tom Chapman Barbara Drinkard Fred Daniels Hoyt Deerlng Arlene Prank Grace Prank Roger Horn Margaret Furtaw Ashton Jacobs Q @6 Carolyn Gore Dorothy Jones Ronald Kammer Joyce Lumley Elaine Marzolf James McAlister Doris McClellan Pat Pftngst Bernice Ostwald Carl Rose Barbara Santoro Edgar Smith Neil Smith Sharon Smith Alice Wenzel Daniel Syme Francis Zobl NOT PICTURED Rosalie Corbat Roland Ehnis Richard Golder Art Gregory Robert Kuberski Ben Phillips Ben Merna A1 Lorraine Harvey Jim Roland Pork chops Don ' t! rm I;. iif , This is a Dinner • Have some more ' . Look who ' s cleaning up! LI Let ' s all dance. T. Allison M. Bassett L. Beattie S. Bibeau J. Briggs D. Buchler S. Chapman J. Clemons T. Clemons J. Closs J . Dalton R. Dickinson M. Dionne G. Downer N. DuBuque J. Elsholz R. Foxworthy H. Frank C. Gabrielson G. Gastineau L. Ginter D. Hart A. Holland C. Johnson R. Jones D. Kaatz W. Kaatz S. Kaatz W. Kaatz J. Kammer B. Kaufman C. Kaufman N« Kaufman J. Keighley K. Kinyon W. Koch K. Krause M. Lester S. Lister N. L. Lowes J. Maleniemi R. Marzolf p. Miller j. Miller J. McGlynn W. Pauley S. Polio L. Posey I. Prange K. Rhadlgan G. Ringelsen W. Sandul L. Saph R. Schroeder R. Shlssler B. Smith M. Smith R. Smith B. St. James M. Tatro D. Teichow A. Terhune C. Tesner N. Thompson A. Voight R. Wagner H. Ward J. Waytulonis J. Waytulonis C. Wolfe M. Allard K. Allison L. Ameel K. Baxter H. Berkowitz J. Biscorner L. Biscorner R.A. Biscorner J. Blskner J. Borneman J. Brenner D. Buck J. Carson K. Chamberlain L. Chmura D. Dacko S. Danneels C. Davis C. Deanean R. Duff R. Earl G. Gabbard N. Ellis R. Emlg D. Essary J. Frank J. Garrick P. Gaudette H. Genaw B. Hancock R. Harris W. Hoffman M. Jones P. Kammer J. Kazor J. Knight B. Korbelak R. LaFrance G. Langell H. Lissee C. Mayo P. McDonald K. Mikolowski M.A. Miller E. Ostwald W. Phillips C. Posey P. Reynolds L. Richter R. Quick C. Raney D. Reichle D. Reichle J. Reichle C. Rood L. Schmidt L. Schroeder M. Shields K. Shirkey F. Shively L. Simons R. Smith R. Smith J. Smith M. J. Smith J. Stark B. Styke D. Van Ameyde C. Volkman D. Wonsey § o Uo-mo ieA, tyteAlunien R. Achatz B. Ameel F. Ames M. Baker A. Bassett J. Beattie B. Benedict A. Beem A. Blscorner J. Blscorner D. Bliss E. Buchler A. Chamberlain p. Daniels C. Denean B. DeLisle p. Dibble M. Dryer D. Dunham K. DuPule C. Earl K. Emlg W. Euesden D. Ferguson S. Fielding B. Foster D. Gerds C. Gerow C. Gerow K. Grashaw J. Green L. Dibble J. Harmen T. Henderson J. Harper P. Hetherington M. L. Hill J. Hurlburt J. Hurst V. Jones B. Joure M. Kady L. Kaminski D. Kammer D. Kaufman D. Kearns D. Keighley B. Kogelschatz L. Krantz R. Leonard B. Lester E. Lomerson R. Lowes P. Main A. Malcolm G. Marzolf D. Michalson E. Moehlman J . Moo re M. Moser B. Nichols J. Olde H. Osterland D. Oncza 0. Ostwald S. Palmer G. Perrin T. Pfingst C. Phillips C. Pray B. Reynolds S. Rose M. Salisbury M. Scharnweber R. Schoefr ler B. Short A. Silas H. Simons R. Smith T. Smith P. Tomlin J. Sopha B. Tucker D. Trudell M. Voight R. Wawrzyniak R. Wagner R. Westrick J. Williams J. Wissman V. Woehlert R. Woods 5 r $ $ jV 7 s 7? i A Q wLr -m 7 V if V ZufbtU Q uide Row I Row II L, baker, D. Cray, C. Densmore, F. Benedict, C. Kin- yon, J. Dickinson, G. Miller, J. Springborn, D, Allison. ' Schutt,J. Chamberlain, D. Dupree, B. Herrington, K. g R : W ° od ’ Bo Be-actie, 3. Steen, J. Burghdorf, Baker iS p%hitt? Ully ' J Schleicher A � Peltier, P. Row III Mr. Hewitt, J. Cullen, J. DuPule, D. Keighley. T. Worswick, J. easier, M. Buckingham, D a Balfour, B. S al D - Pacquette, W. Coomer, E. ChalAarn, .bower, K® Lowe, B® Balfour® Row I K. Ehnis, n , Gullette, K e Smith, C. DuBuque, F. Kazor. L. Lavely, M. Tatro, S. Heyser, H. Jones, D. Gore. Row II 3. Hustman, B. Vogel, J. Holiaday, M. Marsa, A. Recor, D. Simons, R„ Horn, p Furtaw, P. Smith, L. Kammer, C, Dibble Williams, D . Williams, G. Row III Mr. Waytulonis, E. Kammer, L. Duceatt, J. Goulette, Juetsch, J. Van De Wanker, D. Wayburn, 1). Fa e. D. Koper, P. Osterland, K. Phillips, N. Richter N. Roehring. Seventh Q ' uuie A Row I C. Kazor, M. Pinnigan, D. Spicer, C. Daniels, R� Kogelschatz® Row II C. Pacquette, P. Ledford, A. Moats, L, Cobb, J. Mitchell, W. Recor, J. Schleicher, K® Roland, C« Moody, K. Durow, S. Relchle, J. Reichle, W. Heisler. Row III M. Herrington, B. Meredith, M® J. Perrin, J. Drag- miller, G. Purvis, J Smith, P® Dewey, Do Bonser, H. Stern, M Holland, J. Krause, A. Anderson, J, Phillips, Mr. Shattuck® Row I M. Hansen, S. Heller, S. Gerow, M. Emig, G. Fans low, P . Gerow „ Row II J. Balfour, H. Doetsch, C. Horton, C. Schutt, 3. Chartier, G. Kamtner, S. Howe, L. Dickinson, 3. Furtah, R. Biscorner, H. Genaw, R. Goulette. Row III L. Kienitz, P. Ferguson, C. Gill, M. Caughell, M. Gerds, R. Biscorner, T. Dionne, D. Grashaw, H. Dewey, C. Schutt, D. Razor, J. Lietz, M. Arnold, B. Chamber- lain, C. Dewey, S. Schutt, C. Kammer. Seventh Q iade e Row I L. Kangas, D. Simons, D. Bonser, D. Warkentien, P. Bonser, B. Ward, C. Pauli. Row II P. Zimmer, J. Smith, P. McCord, P. Zimmer, C. Castle- man, C. Solgot, W. Pauli, S. Burke, S. Malcolm, L. Wells, M. Balfour, L. Marsh, L. Atherton. Row III Mrs. Burghdorf, M. Rhadigan, C. Lowes, J. Hampe, D. Ameel, E. Nixon, J. Harmon, C. Vogler, J. Robinson, R. Malcolm, C. Horton, T. La Rue, L. Tribble. Judy B. Barbara S. Ronald L Want some bi’eakf ast? Eggs £ 4 Q ' uuHe, liaAJzetLail Row I M. Finnigan, T. Dionne, B. Recor, H. Duetsch, R. Biscorner. Row II J. Krause, L. Moore, A. Nixon, H. Dewey, Mr. Flemming. Row I G. Miller, B. Knight, B. Ouellette, E. Chatham, J. Springborn. Row II R. Page, M. Buckingham, K. Duetsch, D. Wayburn, K. Bower, Mr. Flemming. tyooikall How I D. Wayburn, J. Sigafoose, G. Ringeisen. Row II R. Kammer, A, Gregory, D. Syme, J. McAlister, Chapman, H. Bell, R, Dewey, C. Rose. Row III Mr. Nowak, F. Daniels, D. Rossow, A. Kearns, A. Jacobs, J. Ticknor, Mr. Flemming. Row IV S. Polio, K. Kinyon, T. Clemons, I. Prange, F no Ids. ° Row V R. Jones, N. Smith, B. Hoffman, C. Johnson, B J. Brenner. T. M. Cook, . Rey- . Quick, M.C. 25; Imlay City 0 With a strong offensive surge and a stubborn defense, the Mariners opened the season with a win over the Imlay City eleven. M.C. 7; Holy Cross 0 The Crusaders, spirited for a win, gave Marine City quite a scare, but M.C. scored an early touchdown and held Holy Cross the rest of the game. M.C. 13; St. Clair 6 The bell at stake, the Mariners defeated the favored Saints before a large Homecoming crowd. M.C. 26; St. Stephen 0 After the running game had been slowed. Marine City took to the air to set up the touchdowns as the Mariners rolled past the Hornets for their fourth straight win. M.C. 13; Anchor Bay 0 The Anchor Bay Tars put up a good game but couldn’ t penetrate the Mariners’ fine defense as Marine City won the fifth in a row. Marysville; M.C. 0 A last-period score decided a defensive game in which the Mariners went down to their first defeat. M.C. 7; Algonac 0 After a long period of winless years. Marine City snapped the jinx which the Muskrats had held over the Mariners . Richmond l8; M.C. 0 The passing game of Richmond was too much for M.C. after the latter had held the powerful Blue Devils’ running game. The Mariners ended the season with a respectable six wins and two losses. liaAJzethcdi Row I a. Jacobs, Row II k. Kinyon, Rossow, J. C. Rose, T. Chapman, B. G. Downer, L. Blscorner, McAlister. Beattie, D. D. Telchow Reichle . D. Mr. Borr, coach December 2--The Mariners won their first game of the season by edging ou tT the _ Ma ry s v i 1 le Vikings 48 to 44. December 9--In the second week of the season the team met its local rTvaT7”Holy Cross. The Mariners again came out on top, 6l to 46. December 13--The Mariners played their third straight game on the home _ court and beat St. Stephens 58 to 44. December l 6 --Marine City dropped its fi st game to Richmond by a score of 87 to 51 December 27 and 28--In exhibition games at Algonac the Mariners lost to Fraser, 5 to 51, and to Cros-Lex, 43 to 47. Tom Chapman, be- cause he led the Mariners in scoring both nights with 16 and 13 points respectively, received a trophy for being his team ' s most valuable player . January 6 --The Mariners held l ' ast-moving Anchor Bay down until tne f TnaT _ rninutes , only to lose out to the rangy Tars 51 to 44. January 1 — The Mariners nipped Algonac 59 to 56 , to tie the Muskrats for second place in the St. Clair Area standings. January 20--The Mariners won over the St. Clair Saints by a score of 33 to 89 . £§.££££2 25 --The Vikings of Marysville pinned the third straight Toss on the road on Marine City to the tune of 59 to 53. January 31--The Mariners walloped the Holy Cross Crusaders by a score of 80 to 33 . F££££££ 3 _ The Mariners went all out to capture their first road victory and weren ' t disappointed. They beat the St. Stephens team 66 to 50 . February 9--The Mariners disappointed the Richmond Blue Devils as the Mariners won 72 to 67 . Fe bru ary 17--Tne undefeated Anchor Bay Tars ran into mo e trouble than they could handle this night, and the Mariners won a very exciting basketball game by the score of 58 to 55 Februa ry 2 4 --Marine City gained sole possession of second place in the League by overthrowing the Algonac Muskrats, 76 to 7b. March 2--A jump shot by Ashton Jacobs in the last ten seconds of the St. Clair game won the game for Marine City, 70 to 69 . TOURNAMENT PLAY E££ 6 --ln the ilrst game of the District Tournaments, Mar ine City came out victorious over Imlay City by the score of 72 to 64. March 9--In the second game of the District Tournaments, Marine City met none other than its old cross-town rival, Holy Cross. The final score was 55 to 33 . |££££ 10--Marine City became District Champion by defeating the Richmond five, 08 to 46. REGIONAL PLAY Mar ch 13--The Mariner squad sailed into Pontiac where it met and defeated a highly rated St. Bernard five. The Mariners came out on top again by a score of 68 to 55 55§.££]2 l£ — I n the second Regional game the big Mariners met little St. Gregory and found out size doesn ' t mean very much. Even though the team was stopped, we would like to congratulate it and Mr. Borr for the wonderful season, naving finished second, and for winning the Class C .- District Tournaments. l)u u i VaAAiUf, C. Rood, J. Brenner, F. Reynolds, I. p range, M. Scharnweber. Mr. Nowak, S. Polio, P. Daniels, J. Olde, B. Foster, T Pfingst. B. Quick, H. Osterland, D. Ferguson, D. Bliss, B. Nichols, G. Sigafoose. ieJiucUl Row I R. Kammer, T. Chapman, C. Rose, R. Dewey, G. Downer, I. Prange, J. Harris. Row II C- . Hinge isen, J. Me Mister, F. Reynolds, J. Brenner, D. Rossow, L. Biscorner, C. Rood, J. Sigafoose. Row I R. Kammer, Chapman, J B. Quick. F. Reynolds, D. Syme, A. Kearns, T. McAlister, G. Downer, I. Prange, Row II J. Borneman, K. Mikolowski, M. Biscorner, C. Rood, K. Kinyon, Brenner, Schwarnweber, L. T. Pflngst, J. Row III Mr. Borr, D. Ferguson, B. Phillips, A. Malcolm, B. Nichols. B. Reynolds, JlomecjOMUHXf M.C.H.S. Marching Band C.A.A. Float Monitors Club All ready for the big dance editors , „ . joys ' Sports-Pete Cook; ' x change -Charlotte Kaufman iews-Rtta Foxworthy i ' eature-Sally Chapman jirls’ Sports-Carol Tesner MOSniu.TL mimt Editor-In-Chief Pat Pfingst Sponsor Miss Brown Production Staff Fred Daniels Mike Tatro Ed Ostwald w Feature Staff Mary Jo Bassett, Jean Waytulonis, Gayle Dragmiller, News Staff Carol Mayo, Margaret Dionne, Clarissa Pose Sports Staff Pete Cook Ed Ostwald Business Editor Merna Osterland Art Editor John Gloss Row I J. Pur taw Art Editor M « oster land ....... .aa.e.a.aaa.. Ty p is t M� Dionne . . . . 0 a . Ass ' t Editor C� Tesner Ass ' t Business Editor K. Ameel ...Editor Row II Miss Bolton B. Peavler. T. Chapman. J. ClOSSa a a M. Tatro,.. L. Ameel.., .Advisor Business Editor Sports Editor ; . . .Ass t Art Editor .Ass’ t Sports Editor Photography Gltee deade ti, C. Kaufman, P. Pfingst, M. Furtaw R. Foxworthy, S. Fielding, C. Carson GUomA ' President..... j. Leonard Secretary-Treasurer. . .B. Drinkard Student Council. ..... .R. Dewey Row I M. Moser, K. Eraig, J. Biscorner man, K. Grashaw, G. Marzolf, J. lain, D. Dunham, B. Ostwald. A. B. Drinkard. , M. Dryer, Dalton, A. Holland, J E. Moehl- Chamber- Leonard, Row II Mrs. Eullwood, E. Buchler, P. Tomlin, K. Dupuie, J. Harmon, R. Rottaris, R. Marzolf, S. Fielding, L K hR1 Beem N p K p Uf ' n f n ' M Purt w, C. Kaufman, C. Posey, K. Beem, G. Gastineau, A. Voigt . Row III B. Short, P. Main, E. Harmon, bury, C. Denean, G. Erdman, R. Reynolds, E. Marzolf, N. Ellis nolds, J. Closs J. McGlynn, M. Salis- Dewey, E. Ostwald, F. J. Keighley, B. Rey- Stu esut Gounod President B. Peavler Vice President. .. .J. Kammer Secretary M. J. Smith Treasurer R. Leonard How I j. Kammer, K. Mikolowski, L. Dickinson, D. Simons, C. Kazor , R. Leonard, B. Ostwald, M. Purtaw, R. Foxworthy. Row II R. Dewey, W. Koch, B. Baker, K. Korbelak, M. Osterlana, J. Briggs, M. J. Smith, L. Beattie, K. Ameel, D. Dacko. How III B. Beattie, B. Peavler, T. Chapman, S. Steen, D. Baxter, D. Jones, B. St. James, S. Smith, Mr. Trudeil, Q. J. l. President D. Jones Vice President... B. St. James Secretary M. Allard Treasurer ....... .G . Dragmiller Student Council.. L. Beattie Sports Manager... M. J. Smith Row 1 D. Oncza, M. Baker, A. Biscorner RCW 11 R eeX th R rl £? ' A ? es ’ Kearns, C. Mayo, a. Dan- tuioris m i‘ Knlsht, L. Chmura, J. Way- D Euchlet ' ? 1 J Beattie, M. Dionne, 0. Tesner, R Llgett ’ J l,aytulonlB � M. J. Smith, B. Smith, Ro w xxi p. Main, L. Kaminski, miller, F. Shively, K. M. Osterland, D. Jones Rsxchle, N. DuBuque K. Lowes, M. Bassett, J. Beattie, S. Ameel, J. Kazo B. St. James, t C. Fairfield, K. Shirkey. Rose, G. Drag- r, M. Allard, D. McClellan, D. Dacko, Mostiiosu, President .D. Jones Vice President. , � G. Burk Secretary ....... .M. Osterland Treasurer ....... ,M. Lomerson Student Council.. D. Baxter Row I 2. Benedict, S. Balfour, P. Kammer, M. Osterland, R. Foxworthy, J. Waytulonis, C. Kaufman, B. Gstwald, M. Furtaw, T. Allison, J. Elsholz, J. Waytulonis, V. Ehnis, R, Biscorner, G. Dragmiller. Row II J. Furtaw, B. Kaufman, J. Kammer, M. Allard, S. Dan- neels, J. Leonard, M. Dionne, P. Pfingst, L. Beattie, B. Santoro, J. Lumley, D. McClellan, N. Haack, A. Ruemenapp, D. Buchler, D. Dacko. Row III J. Brenner, K. Kinyon, H. Deering, G. Burk, B. Beattie, D. Syme, J. Gloss, J. Keighley, S. Smith, L. Collins, £. Struebing, D. Jones, B. St. James, D. Baxter, M. Lomerson, N. Lowes, M. J. Bassett, H. DuBuque. ' UaAAjttf ' Club President.... d. Rossow Vice President. .. .0. Rose Secretary. ....... ,r. Dewey Treasurer p. Cook Student Council... B. Beattie Row I F. Miller, R. Dewey, N. Smith, R. Kammer, P, Cook, F. Daniels, M. Tatro. Row II H. Bell, J. Sigafoose, B. Beattie, C. Rose, J. McAl- ister, Mr. Nowak. Row III J. Ticknor, A. Kearns, D. Rossow, T. cobs, H. Koch, Ao Gregory. Chapman, A. Ja- fltuuM. Q iaM President C. Tesner Vice President. . .J. Ticknor Secretary M. Dionne Treasurer J. Waytulonis Student Council.. J. Briggs D. Dennett, P. Daniels, M. Dionne, J. Waytulonis, C. Tesner, J. Briggs, N. Lowes, K. Mikolowski, Mr. Connors. Row I N« DuBuque, A. Holland, C. Kaufman, R. Foxworthy. S. Balfour. Row II N. Lowes, C. Tesner, Miss Bolton, S. Smith, K. Ameel. mw fyutusie, NuSti l How I c. Mayo, R. Marzolf, B. Ostwald. Row II j, McGlynn, M. Osterland, E. Marzolf, p. Pfingst, Mrs. Burghdorf «, Don ' t burn itl They can do dishesl Mary Harold Hum-good Lenore Joyoe N aiia+t al Jlo-tiosi Society, « President Vice President.... . Sec re t a ry -Tree surer Student Council.... ■ • • .Sharon Smith . .Jim McAlister . . .Fred Daniels Bernice Ostwald Row I Miss Radtke, S. Chapman, J. Smith, T. Allison, Co Tesner B. Ostwald, M. Osterland. Waytulonis, P. Pfingst M Dionne, N. S. Smith, Row II J. McAlister, D. Teichow, A. Kearns Ruemanapp, E. Benedict, C. Mayo, I. , R. Horn, Prange . A. Gottc d fcatul Row I M. J. Smith, D. Kogelschatz, S� Steen, R. Biscorner, J. Burghdorf, L. Smith, B. Hancock, C. Mayo. Row II K. Lowe, M. Baker, K. Korbelak, ]). Cray, J. Razor, J. Hurst, A. Scully, B. Araeel, D. Trudell, P. Heth- erington, B. Lester, L. Ginter, J. Springborn, C. Kinyon, J. Beattie, W. Koch. Row ill A. Peltier, R. A. Wood, J. Schleicher, L. Richter, G. Miller, A. Biscorner, M. Allard, E. Smith, D. Stutzman, D. Keighley, J. Casler, D. Pacquette, D. Kaatz, T. Clemons, R. Leonard, D. Shisler, B. Korbelak. Row IV C„ Earl, L. Kaminski, J. Briggs, B. Baker, S. Rose, M. L. Hill, T. Warswick, L. Chmura, B. Kaufman, D. Kearns, F. Ames, C. Pray, B. Herrington, J. Leonard, B. Koch, J. Reichle, D. Emig, W. Kaatz, C. Phillips, M. Lester, F. Shively, W. Coomer, L. Simons, B. Knight, B. Joure, J. Harper, B. Tucker. anxdii Uf Hand fluntiw Hand Row I J. Smith, D. Ameel, P. Ledford, K. Buck, C. Kazor, Row II D. Smith, J. Mitchell, K. Durow. Row III A. Anderson, A. Moats, L. Cobb, J. Hampe, J. Phillips, D. Bonser, P. Bonser, M. Herrington, K. Roland, M. Finnigan, M. McGlynn, B. Meredith. Row IV B. Recor, C. Moody, D. Spicer, S. Reic ' nle, C. Pacquette, H. Stern, D. Simons, J. Krause, C. Castlemann, B. Heisler. Row V g. Purvis, M. Hanson, B. Ames, M. Balfour, J. Schleicher, S. Malcolm, M. Rhadigan, R. Kogelscbatz, P. Dewey. Joyce Marie T. PteUdesd ' A Addbe l Good evening, Ladies and Gentlemen. We of the graduating class feel honored to have you, our friends and relatives, hei-e tonight. It doesn’t seem possible that the time has finally come for us to graduate from high school. I, for one, have looked forward to this evening for several years, and I am sure the rest of the class has done so, too. To some of us this night may mean a job in a factory or some similar occupation. To others it may mean further education in colleges and universities in different parts of the country or right here in Michigan. Some of the members of our class have plans for getting married, and others have plans for entering the military service to perform their duty to their country. But whatever the future holds, I am sure my class- mates will be a success in their choice because of the fine teaching and guidance we have received from our parents and teachers in the last twelve years. Not only have we learned to be good scholars, but we have also learned to be good citizens. At this time we should like to thank everyone who has made it possible for us to reach our first big goal in life, graduation from high school. Robert Peavler GlaU Poem Remember when we ventured out Into this world ' s vast field; We didn ' t know what to expect Or what our life would yield; We had our fun; we studied hard; We tried to do our best So that we would be prepared To meet a greater test. And now we ask ourselves — Have we done anything grand? Have we done anything momentous? Have we lent a helping hand? Maybe not any more than any other, But still we like to think That in this chain of life We ' ve been one necessary link. -Pauline Emig Class Motto If you can ' t find a way, make one. Class Colors Class Flower Rose and Gray White Orchid SesUoA KATHER INE AMEEL Future Nurses Club - 1,2,3 Chorus - 1,2,3 G.A.A. - 1,2, 3, 4 Future Homemakers - 1 Senior Play Student Council - 2,3,4 Annual Staff - 3,4 Future Teachers Club - 3,4 Junior Red Cross - 2,3 Cheerleaders - 1,2,3 Spanish Club - 1 SHARON BALFOUR Monitors Club - 3,4 Future Nurses Club - 1,2 Band - 1 Future Homemakers - 1,2 Senior Play Future Teachers Club - 3,4 DONNA BAXTER Monitors Club - 3,4 Chorus - 2 Student Council - 4 Secretary - 3,4 Treasurer - 2 Senior Play ROBERT BEATTIE Monitors Club - 4 Senior Play Student Council - 4 Varsity Club - 1,2, 3,4 Football - 1 Basketball - 3 4 Track - 2,3 4 HARVEY BELL Varsity Club - 2,3,4 Spanish Club - 3 Football - 1,2, 3 , 4 EDNA BENEDICT Monitors Club - 4 Chorus - 1,3 Spanish Club - 2 Secretary - 1 GLENN BURK Monitors Club - 2,3,4 Senior Play ActiudieA. ALYNNE BURNS Chorus - 1,2,3 G.A.A. - 1,2 Senior Play Cheerleaders - 3 CECELIA CARSON Senior Play Cheerleaders - 4 GRANT CAMPBELL THOMAS CHAPMAN Monitors Club - 2 National Honor Society - 2 Senior Play Student Council - 4 Annual Staff - 3,4 Varsity Club - 1,2, 3 , 4 Vice President - 2,4 Football - 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball - 1,2, 3, 4 Baseball - 1,2, 3, 4 Track - 1,2, 3, 4 55£INE C OLLI NS Monitors Club “4 Chorus - 1,2 Senior Play PETE COOK Spanish Club - 3 Varsity Club - 2,3,4 Log Staff - 2,3,4 Senior Play Football - 1,2, 3 , 4 Basketball - 1 , 2,3 Track - 1,2,3 JUDY CORBAT ROSALIE CORBAT Monitors Club - 4 FRED DANIELS National Honor Society - 3,4 Senior Play Log Staff - 3,4 Varsity Club - 3,4 Football - 3,4 Baseball - 2,3 RONNIE DA NN EE LS HOYT PE ERIN G Monitors Club Senior Play 2,3,4 MARGARET FURTAW Monitors Club - 3,4 Chorus - 1,2, 3 , 4 Student Council - 3,4 Cheerleaders - 2,3,4 Senior Play ROMAIN DEWEY Chorus - 3,4 Senior Play Student Council - 3,4 Varsity Club - 3,4 Baseball - 2,3,4 Track - 3 Football - 3,4 BARBARA DRINKARD Chorus - 1,2, 3, 4 G.A.A. - 1 Student Council - 3 Junior Red Cross - 1 ROLAND E HNIS Monitors Club - 3 Senior Play PAULINE EMIG Chorus - 1,2,3 G.A.A. - 1,2 Senior Play Student Council - 1 R IC HARD GOLDER CAROLYN GORE Chorus - 3 Senior Play ART_GREGORY Chorus - 1 Senior Play - 4 Varsity Club - 3,4 Spanish Club - 1,2 Football - 2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3 Track - 3 NANCY HAACK Monitors Club - 2,3,4 Chorus - 1,2 Senior Play G.A.A. - 1,2 JERRY HAR RIS Varsity Club - 4 Baseball - 3,4 GEORGINE ERDMAN ROGER HORN Monitors Club - 2,4 Chorus - 1,2, 3, 4 National Honor Society - 3 G.A.A. - 3 ARLENE FRANK Chorus - 1 , 2,3 GRACE FRANK Chorus - 2 CAROL FURTAH Chorus - 2 JERRY FURTAW Monltors Club - 3 4 Annual Staff - 3,4 Spanish Club - 1 ASHTON JACOBS Monitors Club - 1 Varsity Club - 3,4 Spanish Club - 1,2 Football - 2,3,4 Basketball - 2,4 Track - 3 Baseball - 4 D ORO THY JONES Monitors Club - 2,3,4 Chorus - 1,2,3 G.A.A. - 2,3,4 Secretary - 2 Treasurer - 3 Senior Play RONALD KAMMER JAMES MCALISTER Senior Play Chorus - 1,2 Varsity Club - 3, National Honor Society - 3,21 Football - 2,3,4 Student Council - 1 Basketball - 2,3 Varsity Club - 2,3,4 Baseball - 2,3 ,4 Junior Red Cross - 1,2,3 Track - 3,4 Spanish Club - 1 Band - 1,2, 3, 4 Vice President - 1 ALFRED KEARNS National Honor Society - 2,3,4 Football - 1,2, 3, 4 Baseball - 3, Track - 1,2, 3 , 4 Basketball - 1,2, 3, 4 Senior Play Varsity Club - 3, DORIS MCCLELLAN Football - 1,2,3, Monitors Club - 3,4 Baseball - 3, Chorus - 1,2 Track - 2,3, G.A.A - 1,2,3 Senior Play HERBERT KOCH Monitors Club - 2,3 MERNA OSTERLAND Senior Play Varsity Club - 1,2,3, Monitors Club - 2,3,4 Future Nurses Club - 4 Football - 1,2,3 Chorus - 1,2,3 National Honor Society - 3,4 ROBERT KUBERSKI G.A.A. - 2,3, Student Council - 3,4 Annual Staff - 4 JUDY LEONARD Ron! tors £Tub - 2,4 Future Nurses Club - 1 Chorus - 1,2, 3, 4 National Honor Society - 3, G.A.A. - 1.2 BERNICE OSTWALD Monitors Club - 4 Future Nurses Club - 1,2, 3, 4 Chorus - 1,2, 3, 4 Band - 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 National Honor Society - 3,4 G.A.A. - 1 Student Council - 3,4 MARILYN LOMERSON Monitors Club - 2,3,4 Log Staff - 1,4 Chorus - 1,2,3 G.A.A. - 2,3 ROBERT PEAVLER Senior Play Monitors Club - 2 Senior Play JOYCE LUMLEY Monitors Club - 4 Chorus - 2 Annual Staff - 3,4 Student Council - 1,2, 3, 4 President - 1,2, 3, 4 PAT PFINGST ELAINE MARZOLF Monitors club - 3,4 Future Nurses Club - 4 Future Nurses Club - 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Chorus - 1,2, 3 , 4 Chorus - 1,2,3 G.A.A. - 2 National Honor Society - 2,3, Future Homemakers - 2 G.A.A. - 1,2,3 Future Homemakers - 1 Senior Play AD AIL MOSER Student Council - 4 Chorus - 2 Log Staff - 2,3,4 Cheerleaders - 1 , 2 , 3, 4 Chorus - 2,3 fl.A.A. ' ' 2 ' 3, StS.� t Council - Treasurer - 4 2ARL . -l p 3 4 farslty Club - 1,2,3,“ Log Staff , 3 2 3 ft Baseball - 1, | Basketball - 1,2,3, Football - 1 2,3� NEIL SMITH Varsity Club - 4 Football - 1,2, 3, 4 National Honor Society - 4 SHARON SMITH Monitors Club - 2,3,4 National Honor Society -234 Senior Play Student Council - 2,4 EVA STR UEBING Monitors Club - 2,3,4 Chorus - 1,2,3 DALE ROSSOW Senlor”pIay Varsity Club - 3,4 Football - 1,2, 3,4 Baseball - 1,3,4 Basketball - 4 Track - 3 ANN MARIE RUE MENAPP Monitors club - 3 National Honor Society - 4 Senior Play BARBARA SANTORO Monitors Club - 2,3,4 Chorus - 3 G.A.A. - 2 RONALD SCHROEDER GERALD S IGAF OOSE Varsity Club - 2,3,4 Football - 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball - 1,2, 3, 4 Baseball - 1,2, 3, 4 Senior Play MELVIN SHAR ROW Football 2 DAN SYME Monitors Club - 4 Chorus - 1,2 Student Council - 1 Senior Play Chef’s Club - 4 Football - 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball - 2,3 Track - 4 Baseball - 4 MARVIN THOMPSON Spanish Club - 3 Senior Play JERRY TIC KNOR Chorus - 1,2 Senior Play Student Council - 3 Varsity Club - 3,4 Junior Red Cross - 1,2, 3, 4 Football - 2,3,4 Track - 1 LU WARKE N TIEN Future Nurses Club - 4 Chorus - 1,2,3 Senior Play EDGAR SMITH Band -“27374 Track - 2 Basketball - Senior Play ALICE WENZEL Senior Play FRANCIS ZOBL Mock ZlecUo-tt IDEAL K. Ameel R. Dewey BEST DRESSED C. Carson J • McAlister MOST TALENTED J. Leonard J. Furtaw BEST DANCERS J. Leonard J. Furtaw MOST ATHLETIC B. Reichle T. Chapman MOST BASHFUL M. Osterland H. Deerlng MOST INDUSTRIOUS S. Smith A. Kearns BEST LOOKING D. Jones R. Dewey CUTEST C. Carson D. Syme CLASS ANGEL M. Osterland R. Ehnis WOLF AND WOLFESS P. Pfingst P. Cook WORST GIGGLER P. Pfingst M. Thompson BIGGEST EATER P. Pfingst J. Sigafoose MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED S. Smith A. Kearns BEST MANNERED M. Osterland J. McAlister CLASS BRAINS S. Smith A. Kearns LAZIEST S. Balfour F. Zobl CLASS CLOWNS E. Marzolf F. Zobl SWEETEST D. Baxter H. Bell BEST ALL AROUND K. Ameel R. Dewey TEACHER ' S PET S. Smith A. Kearns NEATEST K. Ameel J. McAlister NOISIEST P. Pfingst A. Gregory MOST POISED K. Ameel J. McAlister CHATTER BOX P. Pfingst A. Gregory CLASS WHEELS P. Pfingst B. Peavler KING AND QUEEN B. Ostwald R. Dewey We wish to thank the following patrons who helped to make this 1956 Ma ri n er possible. 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