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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1957 volume:

)}} e.dicairio ' fi, We, the Mariner Staff of the year Nineteen Hundred Fifty Seven, dedicate this annual to our ardent and patient class sponsor and choral teacher, Mrs. Louise Fullwood. m Throughout the years she has been with us all the way, using her many talents and abilities to provide substantial foundation for our embarking upon the threshold of our future. We are indebted to her for all the many times she has borne with us through the innumerable instances when understanding and support we greatly needed. From the bottom of our hearts we thank you, Mrs. Fullwood. WILLIAM W. DANNEELS Guidance Home and Family Junior Business GEORGE DAVIDSON Geography Library Mathematics CLAYTON FLEMMING Mechanical Drawing Printing Driver Training Coaching LOUISE FULLWOOD Vocal Music Mathematics EDNA HALL STEVE NOWAK Physical Education Driver Training y Coaching MARIE McCARRON ALICE POLLEX Mathematics Physical Education GEORGE NEWCOMBE Science Social Science BETHANY RADTKE Home Economics FLOYD SHATTUCK STANLEY WIINIKAINEN Science Mathematics WILLIAM WAYTULONIS English Geography Shop Not Pictured Area Consultants J. T. WINSLOW Guidance MRS. HAZEL WIGGS Visiting Teacher ARNOLD METZ Vocational Coordinator IRWIN HERBST ALBERT WERDEN Speech Art Sc w ' I ; BbHHI THERESA ALLISON Monitors Club - 2,3,4 Chorus - 1,2 N.H.S. - 2,3,4 SUSAN BIBEAU Monitors Club - G. A. A. - 1,2 Band - 1 J. R. C. - 3,4 MARY BASSETT Monitors Club - 3,4 Chorus - 1,2,3 G. A. A. - 1,2 Senior Play Annual Staff - 4 Log Staff - 3,4 Treasurer -4 JOAN BRIGGS Monitors Club - 4 Band - 1,2, 3,4 Student Council - 1,3 J. R. C. - 1,2, 3, 4 LINDA BEATTIE Monitors Club - 2,3,4 Chours - 1,2,3 G. A. A. - 1,2, 3,4 Senior Play Student Council - 2,3 DARLENE BUCHLER Monitors Club - 3,4 F. N. C. - 1,2 G. A. A. — 2,3,4 Student Council - 4 Treasurer -3 SALLY ANN CHAPMAN Monitors - 2 F. N. C. - 1,2, 3,4 Chorus - 1,2 N. H. S. - 3,4 C. A. A. - 1,2 Senior Play Student Council - 1,2,4 Log Staff - 2,3,4 Cheerleaders - 3 President - 2 JOANNE DALTON F. N. C. - 4 Chorus - 3,4 Senior Play Student Council - 4 THOMAS MARVIN CLEMONS Band - 1,2,3 Senior Play Varsity Club - 3,4 Spanish Club - 1,2 RODNEY DICKINSON JOHN CLOSS Monitors Club - 2,3 Chorus - 2,3,4 Student Council - 3,4 Annual Staff - 3,4 F. T. C. - 4 Spanish Club - 1 President - 3 Senior Play MARGARET DIONNE Monitors Club - 3,4 Chorus - 1,2 N. H. S. - 3,4 G. A. A. -2 Senior Play Student Council - 4 Annual Staff - 3,4 Log Staff - 3,4 J. R. C. - 1,2,3 Secretary - 2 GARY DOWNER Chorus - 1 ELLEN HARMON Chorus - 3,4 ARLENE HOLLAND Monitors Club - 3,4 F. N. C. - 1 Chorus - 3,4 G. A. A. - 2,3 Senior Play Student Council - 4 F. T. C. - 3 J. R. C. - 3,4 Spanish Club - 2 DE WITT HART Student Council - 2 CHRISTIAN JOHNSON Monitors Club - 4 Band - 1 Senior Play Varsity Club - 3,4 DUANE KAATZ Band - 1,2, 3, 4 SHERMAN KAATZ WARREN KAATZ BERNARD KAUFMAN Monitors Club - 3 Band - 1,2, 3,4 Student Council - 4 CHARLOTTE KAUFMAN Monitors Club - 1,3,4 F. T. C. - 1,4 Chorus - 2,3,4 Senior Play Log Staff - 3,4 F. N. C. - 3 J. R. C. - 1,2 Cheerleaders - 3,4 KENNETH KINYON Monitors Club - 3,4 Varsity Club - 3,4 J. R. C. - 1,2 Vice President - 4 NANCY ANN KAUFMAN Chorus - 2,3,4 Senior Play Cafeteria - 1,2,3 WARREN KOCH Band - 1,2, 3,4 Student Council - 3 J. R. C. - 1,2 Treasurer - 1 JAMES KEIGHLEY Monitors Club - 2,3,4 Chorus - 2,3 T. T. C. - 4 Spanish Club - 1 Audio Visual Committee - 3,4 MILTON LESTER SABINA LISTER Chorus - 1 G. A. A, - 1 F. T. C. - 3 RUBY MARZOLF Monitors Club - 4 F. N. C. - 1,2, 3, 4 Chorus - 1,2,3 Senior Play JUDY MC GLYNN Monitors Club - 4 F. N. C. - 1,2, 3, 4 Chorus - 1,2,3 Senior Play SAMUEL POLIO Varsity Club - 2,3,4 President - 1 GEORGE RINCEISON Varsity Club - 2,3,4 RAYMOND SCHROEDER BARBARA ST. JAMES Monitors Club - 3,4 F. N. C. - 1 Chorus - 1, 2 G. A. A. - 1,2, 3,4 Senior Play Student Council - 3 4 V BARBARA SMITH F. N. C. -4 Chorus - 3 G. A. A. - 2,3 Secretary - 3,4 MARILYN SMITH G. A. A. Senior Play DENNIS ALLEN TEICHOW N. H. S. - 2,3,4 Student Council - 4 Varsity Club - 3,4 President - 4 RONALD SMITH Senior Play ANDREW TERHUNE MICHAEL TATRO Senior Play Annual Staff - 3,4 Log Staff - 3,4 Varsity Club - 1,2, 3, 4 CAROL ANN TESNER F. N. C. - 2 N. H. S. - 2,3,4 G , A. A, - 1,2 Senior Play Student Council - 3 Annual Staff - 3,4 Log Staff - 2,3 F. T. C. - 3 J. R. C. - 2,3,4 NORMAN THOMPSON Senior Play ALICE VOIGHT Chorus - 2,3 JEAN WAYTULONIS Monitors Club - 3,4 F. N. C. -4 Chorus -1,2 N. H. S. - 3,4 G. A. A. - 1,2 Senior Play Student Council - 2 Log Staff - 3,4 J. R. C. - 1,2,3 Cheerleaders - 1,2 Vice President - 1 Treasurer - 2 JOAN WAYTULONIS Monitors Club - 3,4 Chorus - 1,2 G. A. A, -1,2,3 Senior Play Student Council - 4 F. T. C. -4 RICHARD WAGNER Chorus - 1 NOT PICTURED VICTORIA EHNIS Monitors Club - 3,4 Chorus - 1,2, 3,4 J. R. C. -3 ROBERT MITTIE Log Staff - 4 rv c e irc.t. ere l asswicH fJw+U lA, Marcia Allard Kay Allison Lenore Ameel Kenneth Baxter Kenneth Bennett Harry Berkowitz Leonard Biscorner Ruth Ann Biscorner James Biskner Joan Biskner Joseph Borneman John Brenner Dennis Buck Karen Chamberlain Louise Chmura James Clemons Kenneth Coorner Susan Danneels Clara Davis Gayle Dragmiller Robert Duff Carolyn Dust Ralph Earl Nancy Ellis Richard Emig Lynda Fielding Joyce Frank Gary Gabbard Joseph Garrick Phyllis Gaudette Howard Genaw Beverly Hancock Marilyn Jones Phyllis Kammer Janice PCazor Joyce Knight Robert Korbelak Gale Lawie Harry Lissee Phillip MacDonald Reginald Malcolm Carol Mayo Kenneth Mikolowski Marianne Miller William Phillips Clarissa Posey Robert Quick Coral Raney Donald Reichle Donna Reichle John Reichle Fred Reynolds Lynne tt Richter Clifford Rood Lorraine Schmidt Leslie Schroeder James Shields Kay Shirkey Frances Shively Lynn Simons Jacqueline Smith Linda Smith Mary Jane Smith Robert K. Smith Judith Stark Ann Stroman Betty Styk Charles Volkman Donald Wonsey SapJtamoAe C. ft. 35 . F. M. A. J. O • J. B. D. A. D. “1 -J • A. J. P. B. C. P. M. D. K. C. W. s. R. D. Co C. K. J. J. J. T. F. M. J • J • V. Wo M. L. D. D. D. D. Abbe Achatz Atneel Arnes Baker Bassett Beattie Beern Bellows Benedict Biggers Biscorner Bliss Buchler Chamberlain A. Conley Daniels DeLisle Denean Dibble Dryer Dunham DuPuie Earl Euesden Fielding Foster Gerds Gerow Gerow Grashaw Green Harmon Harper Henderson Hetherington L. Hill H-urlburt Hurst Jones Joure Kadey Kaminski Kammer Kaufman Kearns Kienitz Sopitamon l W. Koch R. Kogelschatz L. Kran tz K. Leonard R. Lester E. Lomerson A. Malcolm G-. Marzolf M. McGlynn D. McTaggart D. Michels on E. Moehlman J . Moore M. Moser S. Mroz L. Nickerson W. Nichols J. Olde D. Oncza H. Osterland S. Palmer G. Perrin T. Pfingst C. Phillips C. Pray R. Reynolds S. Rose R. Rottaris M. Salisbury M. Sc ' narnweber D. Sicken A. Silas H. Simons R. Smith T. Smith J . Sopha P. Tomlin 0. Trudell W. Tucker M.- Voigt R. Wagner R. Wawrzyniak R. Westrick J. Williams J. Wissman V. Woehlert R. WOOd D. Allard D. Allison B. Baker L. Baker W. Balfour B. Beattie D. Beier P. Benedict K. Bower M. Buckingham J. Burghdorf J. Casler J. Chamberlain E. Chatham P. Chitti J. Coleman M. Coomer W. Coomer D. Cray J. Cullen P. Dalrymple J. Dickinson K. Duetsch D. Dupree J. Du Puie K. Ehnis S. Prank L. Pruchey G. Purtah J. Goulette B. Herrington S. Heyser R. Hoffman J. Holladay R. Horn R. Hustman D. Jones H. Jones E. Kammer L. Kammer S. Kaufman P. Kazor D. Keighley C. Kinyon W. Knight D. Koper K. Korbelak L. Layman D. Lawie tytellune !. K. Lowe C. Lozen D. Mars a S. Miller G. Miller P. Osterland R. Oullette D. Paquette R. Page A. Peltier J. Pondo R. Pray L. Presutti A. Recor N. Richter R. Richert N. Roehring T. Ruehle J. Schlei ' cher R. Schlottman S. Schroeder S. Schutt A. Scully L. Shields D. Simons K. Simons K. Smith P. Smith J. Springborn S. Steen D. Stutzman W Styk M. Tatro J. VanDe War veer K. Volkman R. Vogel D. vVarkentien D. Warkentien R. Wayburn L. Earner V. Woehlert M. Williams R. A. Wood T. Worswick ZicjMlt Qiade CS A 9 : I K i j f ' ■ mM zM f 4 — r r ■ u r yi J D. Ameel, B. Ames, A. Anderson, Arnold, L. Atherton, M. Balfour Bonser, D. Bonser, P. Bonser, K P4. Caughell, B. Chartier, L. Cobb, C. Daniels, C. Dewey, H. Dewe y, P. Dewey, C. Dibble, L. Dickinson, T. Dionne, H. Doetsch, J. Dragtniller, K. Durow, M. Emig, G. Fanslow, P. Ferguson, M. Finnigan, L. Fruchey, S. Furtah, H. Genaw, M. Gerds, P. Gerow, S. Gerow, R. Goulette, T. Grashaw, J. Harnpe, M. Hanson, W. Heisler, M. Herrington, C. Hoeft, M. Holland, C. Horton, S. Howe. Ztifldlt Q ' tode C. Kamraer, G. Rammer, L. Kangas, C. Razor, D. Razor, L. Kienitz, R. Kogelschatz, J. Krause, T. La Rue, P. Ledford, J. Lietz, C.A. Lowes, R. Malcolm, S. Malcolm, L. Marsh, B. Meredith, J. Mitchell, A. L. Moats, C. Moody, L. Moore, E. Nixon, R. Parrish, C. Pauli, W. Pauli, M. J. Perrin, J. Phillips, G. Purvis, W. Recor, J. Reichle, S. Reichle, M. Rhadlgan, J. Robinson, J. Schleicher, D. Schlottman, S. Schutt, R. Sicken, D. Simons, D. Smith, J. Smith, J. Smith, S. Smock, C. Solgot , R. Spicer, H. Stern, C. Vertican, B. Ward, D. Warkentien, P. Williams, P. Zimmer. John Arnold Michael Baker Joyce Beattie Peter Becker Peter Beem Bill Benedict Bernetta Benson Joanne Biscorner Susan Bollivar Roy Brewer Gary Buckingham Allen Case Maurine Casler Shirley Castleman William Castleman Nancy Clark Sandra Conley Carol Daniels Janet DeCou Sandra Dicer Norman Doetsch Kenneth Earl Susan Pinnigan Robert D. Foster Nancy Pruchey Russell Furtaw Marie Gastineau Jeanette Gaubatz Danny Geib Gladys Gill Karen Gregory Joe Harmon James Holland Judith Howe Pauline Jolin Leonard Kazor Gloria Kinyon James P. Roper S oentlt Q ' tade Dianne Langell Mary Korbelak Ann Marie La r die Donald Lipa Joanne Lozon Ma ry Marzolf Mary Anne May Charles R. Schutt David Silden Mary Lou Smith Marylen Smith Richard Solgot Laverne Spath Robert Struhar Janet Paquette Joe Paquette Stephen Pondo Robert Rhoades Robert Robbel Ronald Salisbury James Schirmer Robert Tennant Doris Tomlin George Stuckey Sandra Tranchemontagne Carole Vertican Gerald Vogel John A. Winter Mary Lou McAlister Bonnie Meldrum Diana Moore Carol Newcombe Mary Ann Moore Elaine Olson Carolyn Pacquette Francis Wood Kay Ann Zimmer Paul Zimmer ROW I Ken Coomer, Bob Quick, Ron Jones, Irvin Prange, Ken Kinyon, Rey Malcolm, Gary Downer, John Brenner, Fred Reynolds. ROW II Ken Baxter, Bob Smith, Bill Phillips, Howard Genaw, Ken Mikolowski, Philip MacDonald, Herb Osterland, Mike Schamweber, Tom Smith, Tom Pfingst. ROW in Coach Wiinikainen, Pat Daniels, Allen Malcolm, Don Bliss, Bill Koch, Barry DeLisle, A1 Bassett, Bob Foster, Bill Nichols, Coach Nowak. ROW IV George Ringeisen, John Leitz, Jim Krause, Tom Dionne . Marine City lost the first game of the ’56 season to Imlay City 33-6. In the first league game of this year, the Mariners lost to Algonac 21-0 in the “little brown jug” battle. Coming from behind, M. C. overpowered a rugged Blue Devil eleven in the closing minutes of the game to the tune of 14-13. After nine consecutive years of defeating Holy Cross, the Mariners lost 13-8. Looking for the second win of the year, M. C. lost a hard fought battle with St. Clair 20-13. The Mariners, after having lost four of five games played, lost No. 5 to St. Stephens by a score of 19-0. Marine City defeated Anchor Bay on Dad’s Night 15-12. Undefeated Marysville found Marine City tougher than expected. Al- though M. C. lost 20-0, the team did better against the Vikings than most of the other teams in the league did. V- ROW I Dick Page, Bill Knight, Bill Balfour, Charles Gerow, Dale Simons, Joe Holladay, Howard Simons, Tom Dionne. ROW II Jim Springborn, Bob Reynolds, Tom Reichle, Don Keighley, Dick Wayburn, Dan Michelson, Don Allard, Jim Olde, Coach Me Louth. ROW III Larry Krantz, Kenny Duetsch, Chuck Kinyon, Ken Bower, Dan Shields, Michael Kadey, Jim Dickinson, Gary Miller, Coach Davidson. a)} ' ttf ' -rite-ups December 7: The first game of the season proved fatal for the Mariners as they travelled to Marysville and were defeated by a score of 53-33. December 14: The Marine City quintet came back fighting when they took to the road for the next game with New Baltimore, winning 49-48 when Tom Pfingst made two free throws in the last five seconds . December 18: With Marine City at a disadvantage when the team lost its 6 ' 4 center, it dropped its third game to Saint Clair 57-45 on the home court. Brenner and Scharnweber were high scorers with 21 and 11 re- spectively. December 21: When the Mariners tackled Algonac, they bit off more than they could chew. While trailing in the first three quarters, Marine City took over in the fourth quarter, but they were outscored 68-58. Three men got double figures in points: Brenner, 20; Scharnweber, and Reichle, each 12. Don Reichle was injured and was lost for the season. January 4: The Marine City five started the New Year off right when they hit the road for Richmond’s small gym and defeated the Blue Devils 52-48. Biscomer had 15 points, and Pfingst and Brenner each had 11. January 5: Holy Cross proved to be a very spirited five when they tangled with the Mariners. It was a very low-scoring game with Marine City once again coming out on top 31-27. January 18: With five men in double figures , the little Mariners , who had no one over 6 1 1 , fought off Armstrong and Nofs who are 6 ' 4 1 2 and 6 ' 3 respectively. St. Stephen’s press in the third quarter set the Mariners up for their win when they overcame the press and scored steadily. Brenner, Biscomer, and Scharnweber scored 13 each, and Pfingst and Coomer got 11 and 10. January 23: The Mariners’ second meeting with the Vikings was a more exciting game than the first one . It was neck and neck all through the game until Marysville parted the net in the last few seconds to win 49-47. High scorers for Marine City were Biscomer with 19 and Coomer with 11. January 29: Marine City met underrated Anchor Bay and lost its fifth League game. The game was very close with neither team able to build more than a four-point lead. High men were Biscomer with 22 and Brenner with 12. February 1: A determined Marine City five marched off for St. Clair to make up for the loss in the first outing and gain a five-five record. The Mariners beat St. Clair 62-57 and regained a .500 per cent average. Four boys hit double figures to pull Marine City through. Coomer and Biscorner had 15 each, and Nichols and Brenner got 13 and 11. February 8: A trip south was too much for the Mariners. They couldn’t find their range in the first quarter as Algonac’s Muskrats racked up a 29-8 lead. Marine City managed to stay with them in the last three quarters but could not overpower them. The score was 75-59 as Biscorner hit for 28 points. February 15: Marine City once again overpowered Richmond on the home court and won 72-56. Again Biscorner was high with 24; and Brenner, 16. February 22: The second game with the crosstown rivals was another low- scoring game. Holy Cross fell short when Marine City put on a stall with four minutes left to earn a 38-36 victory. February 26: Marine City played its only exhibition game with Yale and lost 69-60. The Mariners stayed with the Yale team all through the game but couldn’t get those last few baskets . March 1: St. Stephen travelled to Marine City with revenge in mind and did exactly that be beating the Mariners 65-50. Tournaments : March 5: For the third time in the 1956-1957 season, the Mariners met Richmond, in the first game of the District Tournaments. In the first two outings Marine City defeated the Blue Devils and again in the third game proved to be too much for them. The score was 54-31 with Pfingst and Biscorner netting 19 and 18 respectively. March 7: The little Mariners clashed with Imlay City’s five. Imlay City had a 16-0 record in its league conference while Marine City had an 8-8. The Mariners stayed even with the Spartans throughout the game and came within two points but couldn’t find that extra something and lost 35-30. ' ferr r Golf April 9 Marysville at Marysville April 11 Holy Cross at Marine City April 16 Algonac at Algonac April 30 St. Clair at Marine City May 2 St. Stephen at St. Stephen May 10 Regional Meet May 14 Holy Cross at Holy Cross May 21 Algonac at Marine City May 23 County Golf Meet May 28 St. Stephen at Marine City Tennis April 30 Marysville at Marysville May 2 St. Stephen at Marine City May 7 Open May 14 Marine City at Algonac May 17-18 Regionals May 21 St. Clair at Marine City May 25 SCAA League Meet May 31 - June 1 State Meet Baseball April 23 Anchor Bay at Marine City April 26 St. Clair at St. Clair April 30 Marysville at Marine City May 3 Holy Cross at Holy Cross May 10 Algonac at Marine City May 17 St. Stephen at St. Stephen May 23 Riclimond at Marine City Track April 3 St. Clair and Marine City at St. Stephen April 10 Anchor Bay and Holy Cross at Marine City April 17 Algonac at Marine City April 24 Marysville at Marine City April 26 Central Michigan Relays May 2 Richmond at Marine City May 7 Marysville Invitational Meet Regional Meet State Finals May 24 SCAA League Meet Blue devils TAM£D,yi -31| Mariners Take 1st District Game In t ' ne iir 3T, j name of the tourna- ments on Tuo night, the walked o ' rather, Lory, Rj. ! 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Sr. term papers 1 rn “r i A r ft T i TV ?rrtaments . winner of rue tonight meet the win- the Arraadu- xv... c name on Sav,- ! ' uraay night at 7 � 3 r e Let ' s back Coa _ ■ • -I.MLnY C ITY UnA ...3daT IiiLAY CITY i Nowak ' s Mariners Row I N. Doetsch, J. Springbom, R. Leonard, S. Steen, N. Richter, M. Dionne, A. Holland, J. Dalton, J. Waytulonis , G. Kammer, M. Smith, J. Smith, S. Finnigan, D. Foster, B. Tennant. Row II L. Moore, B. Foster, J. Kammer, J. Closs, D. Teichow, J. Brenner, Mr. Trudell, B. Korbelak, K. Mikolowski, B. Kaufman, S. Chapman, D. Buchler, S. Fielding, G. Dragmiller, J. Hampe. JfimUoT ' z Clu-h Row I A. Stroman, T. Allison, D. Trudell, J. Williams, D. Dunham, J. Harman, E. Moehlman, A. Biscomer, M. Baker, J. Conley, G. Lawie, C. Posey, P. Kammer, L. Ameel, M. Salisbury, R. Rotaris, C. Kaufman, J. Briggs, A. Holland, J. Stark, G. Dragmiller. Row n K. Coomer, M. Dionne, D. Buchler, J. Elsholz, B. Hancock, N. Ellis, S. Rose, D. Kearns, J. Beattie, S. Fielding, G. Gastineau, B. St .James, L. Beattie, C. Mayo, L. Chmura, K. Shirkey, S. Danneels, L. Smith, M. Bassett, P. Kammer, M. Jones, J. Hurst. Row III Mrs. Smith, N. Tomlin, I. Prange, J. Kammer, A. Chamberlain, K. Kinyon, G. Perrin, T. Pfingst, J. Olde, P. Daniels, J. Brenner, B. Korbelak, H. Berkowitz, P. MacDonald, M. Allard, E. Buchler, F. Ames, C. Earl, V. Jones, K. Beem. Row I M. Smith, D. Lawie, M. Baker, R. Wood, A. Biscomer, A. Scully, K. Korbelak. Row II D. Kearns, J. Knight, G. Gastineau, L. Beattie, M. Smith, D. Buchler, L. Richter, G. Dragmiller, S. Palmer. Row III P. Osterland, K. Emig, E. Buchler, C. Earl, V. Jones, B. St. James, C. Beem, K. Shirkey, M. Allard, S . Danneels , F . Ames . Row I B. Nichols, B. Foster, T. Pfingst, H. Osterland, F. Miller, Mr. Nowak, C. Johnson, P. Daniels, K. Coomer, G. Ringeisen, A. Chamberlain. Row II I. Prange, H. Genaw, G. Downer, A. Bassett, M. Tatro, B. Quick, D. Reichle, B. Phillips, T. Clemons, A. Malcolm, C. Rood. Row III B. Smith, L. Biscorner, K. Baxter, R. Jones, K. Kinyon, D. Teichow, J. Brenner, B. Korbelak, P. MacDonald, K. Mikolowski, T. Smith, F. Reynolds. 3 Row I J. Briggs, S. Danneels, C. Tesner, A. Holland, L. Smith. Row II C. Lowes., S. Bibeau, S. Heyser, J. Stark, K. Mikolowski, J. Smith, M. Tatro. Row HI A. Chamberlain, J. Burghdorf, C. Beem, D. Reichle, S. Schutt, K. Hoeft, Mr. Connors. . vacX Cl-u J. Waytulonis C. Posey F . Shively S. Danneels J. Closs M. Allard Miss Bolton J. Keighley (Not Pictured) ji zc-rses C b Row I M. Henry, C. Kaufman, J. Dalton, B. Smith, C. Mayo. Row II S. Chapman, D. Reichle, J. Waytulonis, Mrs. Burghdorf, J. Stark. Row I D. Buchler, C. Tesner, T. Allison, J. Waytulonis, J. Kazor, L. Richter. Row II I. P range, M. Dionne, S. Danneels, S. Chapman, C. Mayo, M. Smith. Row III L. Biscorner, H. Berkowitz, K. Mikolowski, D. Teichow, E. Buchler, Miss Radtke. D . Allard M. Allard J . Anderson A . Anderson B . Ameel D . Ameel F . Ames B . Baker M. Baker J . Beattie C . Earl L . Ginter B . Hancock J . Harper M. Herrington J . Hurst V . Jones B . Joure D . Kaatz S . Kaatz F . Benedict A . Biscomer R . Biscomer D . Bliss P . Bonsor J . Briggs J . Burghdorf L . Chmura D . Cray K . Du row C, ameer i-Q P . Kammer L . Kaminski B . Kaufman J . Kazor C . Kazor D . Kearns D . Kienitz W. Koch D . Kogelschatz K . Korbelak P . Ledford R . Leonard B . Lester K . Lowe C . Lozon C . Mayo M. McGlynn B . Meredith J . Mitchell A . Moats D . Pacquette A . Peltier C . Phillips J . Phillips J . Reichle L . Richter J . Schleicher J . Schleicher A . Scully D . Shissler D . Simons L . Smith M. Smith J . Smith S . Steen D . Trudell B . Tucker R. Wood T . Worswick Row I J. Reichle, L. Cobb, M. Coomer, G. Miller, M. Korbelak, N. Richter, S. Reichle, C. Moody. Row II J. Biscorner, M. Baker, J. Williams, S. Finnigan, N. Clark, J. Hampe, L. Marsh, F. Woods, D. Foster, D. Spicer, D. Smith, K. Earl. Row IH J. DeCou, M. J. Perrin, B. Recor, G. Kinyon, J. Simons, A. Lardie, B. Frank, A. Case, M. Moore, J. Holland, D. Shields, R. Struchar, R. Furtaw, W. Heisler, M. Finnigan, C. Castleman, M. Radigan, D. Bonsor, M. Holland. Row IV B. Ames, G. Purvis, J. Anderson, R. Kogelschatz. TROMBONES Jeri Mitchell Carolyn Earl William Joure Kathy Du row Jean Schleicher John Harper Ken Lowe Lynette Richter Mike Holland Bernard Baker Carol Lozen Pete Dewey FLUTES Ruth Ann Wood Mildred Rhadigan Ruth Ann Biscomer Beverly Hancock Sharon Malcolm Sonja Steen Joyce Williams BARITONES Charlene Kazor Joan Reichle Carl Phillips Pamela Ledford Sharon Reichle Marianne Herrington Judy Smith Ann Moats Carolyn Castleman Diane Ameel Clarann Moody Frances Shively Mary Beth Korbelak Linda Cobb BASSES DRUMS Bill Recor John Reichle Frances Ames Marianne Coomer John Phillips Dorthea Kearns John Anderson Don Bonser Barbara Ames CORNETS Paul Bonser Carol Mayo Ronnie Leonard Robert Kogelschatz Betsy Herrington Barbara Meridith James Anderson John Schleicher Dan Kienitz Charles Daniels Judy Burghdorf Doug Pacquette HORNS CLARINETS Mike McGlynn Robert Lester Judy Hurst Mickey Finnigan Dorothy Trudell Ann Scully Bill Heisler Doris Simons Donna Cray Francis Wood Linda Smith Virginia Jones David Silden SAXOPHONES Alice Peltier Russell Furtaw Phyliss Kammer Marcia Allard Francis Benedict Jean Beattie lee Clrx.h Row I J. Dalton, E. Moehlman, C. Posey, B. Beattie, D. Dunham, D. Dupree, L. Fielding, G. Gerow, J. Williams, P. Dibble. Row II S. Heyser, M. Tatro, M. Dryer, M. Moser, J. Harman, L. Layman, L. Warner, S. Tatro, C. Kaufman, A. Holland. Row HI K. Smith, D. Warkentein, G. Gastineau, N. Ellis, D. Koper, C. Beem, S. Schutt, K. DuPuie, S. Fielding, S. Kaufman, Mrs. Fullwood. Row IV P. Osterland, J. Frank, E. Buchler, B. Sandul, J. Bomeman, D. Reichle, K. Mikolowski, B. Smith, J. Casler, J. Closs. Ji re. si. r-e.ss Welcome, friends and relatives, to the graduation of the class of 1957. This is the last activity in which the class of ’57, as a group, will take part. We are about to make this big move in the great game of life. We will make it together, and then, each going his own way, we will discard the wraps of childhood and undertake life as individuals. In the past four years the faculty have tried not only to teach us in our chosen subjects , but also to impress upon us some of the rules of life. I wish to thank them graciously for all they have taught us . Some men were destined to be scholars; some, business or social workers; and others, the backbone of America, the working men. From the class of ’57 will come the citizens who will fill these and many more voca- tions. We are the citizens of tomorrow, and tomorrow is but a short time away. I am sure this world will be a much nicer place in which to live if the seniors of our class will be as friendly and as helpful to everyone they meet as they have been to me. Cl CLSS The baseball team of M. C. H. S. gathered for its first inning of their most important game in September, 1953. As the game started, the team consisted of 83 members. For our captain we chose Sam Polio and our coach was Mrs. McCarron and scorekeeper, Miss Brown. It took us nine months to complete that inning, but at the end of those nine months we held a victory. After a two and one-half months rest, we came back eager to start our second inning. Our team then consisted of 79 members after four of them had been struck out. Our captain for that inning was Sally Chapman and voted the most valuable players were Charlotte Kaufman, Margaret Dionne, and Jean Waytulonis. Since we liked our coach and scorekeeper so well, we kept Mrs . McCarron and Miss Brown with us . We started the second inning off good with an after-game dance and a candy sale. We took time out for Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays and then, in May, we made a wonderful home-run with our plans for the Baccalaureate . At the end of this inning we took time off again for ten more weeks rest. At the beginning of the third inning there were only 68 members. We had John Closs for our captain this year with Rita Foxworthy, Barbara Smith, and Darlene Buchler for our most valuable players. We made another attempt to up the score with an aftergame dance. Then we got far ahead of our opponents with another home- run by giving a J-Hop which we called “Viva Paree.” A magazine sale also helped us to up our score a few more points . Our opponents gave us a rough time that inning so we took another ten weeks off to rest up. Back again in 1956 we were well-rested and ready to start our fourth and last inning. Our captain was Denny Teichow with Kenny Kinyon, Barbara Smith, and Mary Jo Bassett as our most valuable players. With 67 members we ran up more points by having an aftergame dance and a candy sale . A Christmas car sale gave us a real up in the score . We went along very well and then shot up to the top with our senior play and senior prom. We had won our game and our coach, Mr. Trudell, and our scorekeeper, Mrs. Fullwood, joined us in our award of a senior trip. When we came back, we were given a dinner by our successors, the class of ’58. We ended it all by a graduation ceremony, which placed each one of us in a more difficult game of becoming adults . Barbara Smith and Vicki Ehnis CUstPc Seniors we have come to be, After four long years upon the sea. A mighty crew with heads held high, And unyielding spirits that never die. First we built a sturdy ship, To prepare ourselves for the hard long trip. We braved the stroms, and weathered the rain, Only to set our sails again. Our aim is straight, our goal is sure, Our hearts are light, our minds are pure. We march in time with shoulders back, For courage and bravery we’ll never lack. We sailed along with happy hearts , Knowing soon we would have to part. Even though those years seemed long, We know now, that we were wrong. We want to give thanks to the Admiral of our ship, We’ve all had a joyful four-year trip. None of us will ever forget M. C., It will be like a second home to you and me. So give thanks again to Admiral Trudell, Cause we all think he’s been understanding and swell. And who can forget all the captains we’ve had, Who helped us along for this we are glad. The years have gone by and now we must part, But the memories we have, will stay in our heart. So hail all ye Seniors, we’re now on our way, For soon it will be our most glorious day OUR GRADUATION DAY. Barbara Moehlman Susan Bibeau Mike Tatro SENIOR’S GOOD-BYE (Tune: Teen Age Goodnight) Our school days are over; Our lessons are learned. The fun we’ve had will follow in the future. So now we may say our good-bye. Our flowers of orchid and white. Carnations we had. Tonight we launch; where shall we anchor? This wonderful senior good-bye. %ock IDEAL BEST DRESSED MOST TALENTED BEST DANCERS MOST ATHLETIC MOST BASHFUL MOST INDUSTRIOUS BEST LOOKING CUTEST CLASS ANGEL WOLF AND WOLFESS WORST GIGGLER BIGGEST EATER MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST MANNERED CLASS BRAINS LAZIEST CLASS CLOWNS SWEETEST BEST ALL AROUND TEACHER’S PET NEATEST NOISIEST MOST POISED CHATTER BOX CLASS WHEELS KING AND QUEEN Ccx l o n, M. Bassett Jean Waytulonis B. Smith S. Chapman B. St. James Joan Waytulonis C. Tesner B. St. James L. Beattie T. Allison C . Kaufman J. Briggs A. Holland Jean Waytulonis L. Beattie S. Chapman G. Gastineau B. St. James B. Moehlman M. Bassett C. Tesner Jean Waytulonis N. Lowes M. Dionne A. Holland S. Chapman B. St. James N. Thompson B. Kaufman L. Ginter B. Kaufman G. Downer R. Jones D. Teichow B. Kaufman N. Thompson J. Keighley D. Kaatz L. Ginter T. Clemons D. Teichow J. Closs D. Teichow T. Clemons M. Tatro N. Thompson N. Thompson J. Keighley B. Kaufman A. Terhune J. Closs A. Terhune D. Teichow B. Kaufman MARINE CITY HIGH SCHOOL CALENDER 1956 - 1957 September 3 Labor Day 5 Enrollment of Students 14 Imlay City, there 20 High School Pictures 21 Home Coming Algonac, here Student Council Dance 27 Student Council Movie Eight ht Grade Dance 28 Richmond, here Senior Dance October 5 Student Council presented “William Brian” 12 St. Clair, there End of first Marking Period 20 St. Stephen, there 25 English Department Movie - Sergeant York Seventh Grade Dance 26 New Baltimore, here Sophomore Dance 29 M.EA. Convention 30 M.EA. Convention November 2 Marysville, there 3 J-Hop 8 Student Council Movie 9 Freshman Dance 13 Eighth Grade Dance 16 Log Dance 21 School Dismissed at 11:45 A.M. 22 Thanksgiving Vacation 23 Thanksgiving Vacation 28 Football Awards Assembly 30 End of Second Card Marking Period December 5 Senior Play Matinee 6 Senior Play 7 Marysville, there 14 New Baltimore, there 18 St. Clair, here 20 Seventh Grade Dance 21 Algonac , here National Honor Society Dance 24 Christmas Vacation Began January 2 Classes Resume 4 Richmond , there January 11 Holy Cross, here Cheerleaders Dance 18 St. Stephen, there 21 Examinations 22 Examinations 23 Marysville, here 25 End of First Semester Varsity Club Dance 29 New Baltimore, here 31 Eighth Grade Dance February 1 St. Clair, there 8 Algonac, there 14 Student Council Movie “Flying Leathernecks” 15 Richmond, here Band Dance 20 Detroit Edison Movie “House of Magic” 22 Holy Cross, there 28 Seventh Grade Dance March 1 St. Stephen, here Monitors Club Dance 6 Magazine Sale Meeting 8 End of Fourth Card Marking Period National Honor Society Assembly 15 G.A.A. Dance 22 Choral Club Dance 27 Basketball Awards Assembly 28 Eighth Grade Dance 29 Junior Red Cross Dance April 12 Lenten Assembly 17 Lenten Assembly 18 Spring Vacation 23 Classes Resume 25 Student Council Movie Seventh Grade Dance 26 End of Fifth Card Marking Period May 1 Vocal Festival 3 Senior Prom 7 Organization Awards Assembly 27 Spring Sports Assembly 29 Senior Assembly June 1 Junior-Senior Banquet 2 Baccalaureate 3 Examinations 4 Examinations 6 Commencement 7 School Closes We wish to recognize and thank the following merchants for their generosity: BACHLER’S ELECTRIC BEATTIE’S MARKET BECKER’S BEEBE’S HARDWARE AND MARINE SUPPLIES BODDE MOTORS, INC. 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