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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1958 volume:

We, the Staff of 1958, are pleased to present this MARINER to you. We hope that, In years to come, this book will serve as a reminder of MCHS and your school days. Sincerely, The Staff Marcia Allard Carolyn Earl Ken Mlkolowski Anne Beem John Brenner Herbert Os ter land Kenneth Bennett Mary Jane Smith Clarissa Posey OH R £ Cfi 00 i Bo i zd of £du CfiftcrL Dr. Bowden, Mrs. Harper, Mr. Teichow Mr. Cordon, Mr. MacDonald ptDicfiticn We, the Mariner staff of 1953, dedicate this annual to Mr. Flemming, whose understanding, patience, and knowledge have played important parts in the forming of our education. In dedicating this annual, we wished to express our thanks for his willingness to help and his loyal friendship, which are sometimes taken for granted, yet always deeply appreciated. Miss Gladys G. Baker Bookkeeper Mr. Edward J. Trudell Principal Mr. Hawkins and Secretary Mrs. Rose Moody Mr. Trudell and Secretary Mrs. Lucile Chartier - Mr. Harold L. Hawkins Superintendent Mildred Bolton Library Williara Danneels Guidance Home and Family Junior Business Clarice Brown English History George Davidson Geography Mathematics Coaching Verma Burghdorf Reading -Science Home Economics Clayton Flemming Printing Driver Education Mechanical Drawing Fred Connors Shop Louise Fullwood Vocal Music Edna Hall Guidance English Speech Spelling George Newcombe History- Science James Hewitt Instrumental Music Steve Nowak Physical Education Fred Kiewat Civics English Spelling Spanish Reading -Science Marie McCarron Mathematics Burton Plummer Social Studies Alice Pollex Physical Education Bethany Radtke Home Economics Floyd Shattuck Science William Waytulonis English Spelling Shop Helen Smith Commercial Albert Werden Art Stanley Wiinikainen Mathematics English Spelling Betty Winslow English Area Teachers Hazel Wiggs - Visiting Teacher Arnold Metz - Vocational Coordinator J. T. Winslow - Guidance Consultant Irwin Herbs t - Speech Consultant S CXOOL STflff MARCIA ALLARD Monitors Club-2,3,4 F. N. C.-l G. A. A. -1,2, 3, 4 Band-1,2,3 Senior Play-4 Student Council-4 Annual Staff -3 4 Log Staff-1,2,3,4 F. T. C.-3,4 Vice President-2,3 Treasurer-4 Audio-Visual-4 V 1 1 V Senior Play-4 mmmmU Annual Staff-4 i l KAY ALLISON Monitors Club-4 Senior Play-4 J. R. C.-4 HARRY BERKOWITZ Monitors Club-3,4 N. H. S.-3,4 Senior Play-4 Varsity Club-4 Golf-3,4 KENNETH BAXTER Senior Play-4 Varsity Club-3,4 Football-3 Baseball-2 LEONARD BISCORNER N. H. S.-3,4 Varsity Club-2,3,4 RUTH ANN BISCORNER Monitors Club-2,4 G. A. A. -1,2 Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play-4 JOHN BRENNER Monitors Club-2,3, Senior Play-4 Student Council-3 Annual Staff-3,4 Varsity Club-2,3,4 Football-2,3,4 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball-1,2,3,4 Track-1,2,3,4 4 DENNIS BUCK JOE BORNEMAN Chorus-3,4 Senior Play-4 Student Councll-4 Varsity Club-4 Track-2, 3, KENNETH COOMER Monitors Club-3, Band-1,2 Senior Play-4 Varsity Club -3, 4 Football-1,2,3,4 Basketball-1,2,3 Track-1 Baseball-1,2 4 I SUSAN DANNEELS Monitors Club-2,3,4 National Honor Society-3,4 G. A. A. -1,2, 3 Senior Play-4 Student Council-4 Future Teachers Club-3 J. R. C. -1,2, 3, 4 Treasurer-1 GAYLE DRAGMILLER Monitors Club-2,3, G. A. A. -1,2, 3, 4 Student Council-3, Log Staff-1,2,3,4 Cheerleader-3,4 Secretary-2,3,4 CLARA DAVIS Senior Play-4 ROBERT DUFF Monitors Club-2 Senior Play-4 4 4 RALPH EARL LYNDA FIELDING Monitors Club-4 Chorus-1,2,3 G • A . A . -1,2 Senior Play-4 NANCY ELLIS Monitors Club-2,3,4 Future Nurses Club-1,4 Chorus-1,2,3 JOYCE FRANK Monitors Club-4 Chorus-3 RICHARD EMIG Monitors Club-3,4 Band-1,3,4 GARY GABBARD JOE GARRICK BEVERLY HANCOCK Monitors Club-2, 3,4 Future Nurses Club-1,4 Band-1,2,3,4 PHYLLIS GAUDETTE Monitors Club-3,4 Chorus-1 Senior Play-4 Treasurer-3 MARILYN JONES Monitors Club-3,4 Senior Play-4 Annal Staff-3,4 HOWARD GENAW Monitors Club-3 Varsity Club-3,4 PHYLLIS KAMMER Monitors Club- Band-1,2,3,4 Senior Play-4 Log Staff-3,4 2 3 JANICE KAZOR N. H. S.-3,4 G. A. A. -1,2, 3, Band-1,2,3,4 Senior Play-4 Student Council-4 Treasurer-2 GALE LAWIE Monitors Club-3,4 Future Nurses Club-4 ROBERT KORBELAK Monitors Club-3,4 Band-1,2,4 Senior Play-4 Student Council-3,4 Log Staff 2,3,4 Varsity Club-3,4 Presldent-3,4 Audio-Visual-3,4 HARRY LISEE PHILIP MACDONALD Monitors Club-3,4 Band-1 Varsity Club-3,4 Football-1,2,3,4 Golf-2, 3 , 4 MARIANNA MILLER Chorus- 1,2 CAROL MAYO | Monitors Club-3,4 Future Nurses Club-1,2,3,4 N. H. S. -2,3,4 G. A. A. -1,2 Band-1,2,3 Student Council-4 Log Staff -2, 3, 4 WILLIAM PHILLIPS Senior Play-4 Student Council-4 Annual Staff-4 Log Staff-2,3,4 Varsity Club-3,4 Audio-Visual- Football-1,2,3,4 Track-2,4 Tennis-3,4 KENNETH MIKOLOWSKI Chorus-3,4 N. H. S. -3,4 Senior Play-4 Student Council-1,2,3,4 Annual Staff-3,4 Log Staff-3,4 Varsity Club-3,4 J. R. C.-2,3,4 Audio-Vlsual-3,4 Football - 3 , 4 CLARISSA POSEY Track-2,3,4 Monitors Club-3,4 Chorus-2,3 G. A. A. -2,3 Senior Play -4 Annual Staff -4 Log Staff-1,2,3,4 F. T. C. -3,4 Cheer leaders - 3, 4 Audio -Visual -4 . . ROBERT QUICK Monitors Club-2 Log Staff-2,3 Varsity Club-2, 3,4 Track-1,2,3,4 Basketball-2,3,4 Tennls-3 FRED REYNOLDS Monitors Club-3,4 Senior Play-4 Varsity Club-2,3,4 Baseball-1,2,3,4 Footb? 11-1 ,2 , 3 , 4 Trsctc-l ,2 DONALD REICHLE Monitors Club-4 Chorus-3,4 Senior Play-4 Varsity Club-2,3,4 Basketball -2, 3, 4 LYNNETT RICHTER N. H. S. -2,3 G. A. A. -2 Band-1,2,3,4 DONNA REICHLE Monitors Club-4 Future Nurses Club-1,2,3,4 Senior Play-4 Student Council-4 J. R. C.-2,3,4 CLIFFORD ROOD Varsity Club-3,4 LORRAINE SCHMIDT Monitors Club-3, 4 KAY SHIRKEY Monitors Club-3,4 G. A. A. -1,2, 3, 4 Senior Play-4 LESLIE SCHROEDER FRANCES SHIVELY G. A. A. -1,2 Band-1,2,3 Student Council-4 F. T. C . -3,4 JACKIE SMITH Future Nurses Club-4 J. R. C . -3,4 I ROBERT C. SMITH , LINDA SMITH Monitors Club-2,3,4 Band-1,2,3 J. R. C. -1,2, 3, 4 ROBERT H. SMITH Chorus-3,4 Senior Play-4 Varsity Club-3,4 Football-3 Baseball-2,3 Basketball-2,3 MARY JANE SMITH Monitors Club-4 G. A. A. -1,2, 3, 4 Band-1,2,3,4 Senior Play-4 Student Council-1,2,3 Annual Staff-4 F. T. C.-4 JUDITH ANN STARK Monitors Club-3,4 Future Nurses Club-1 G. A. A. -3 Student Council-4 J. R. C. -2,3,4 Secretary-1 , 3 , 4 VALEDICTORIAN CAROL MAYO ANN STROMAN Monitors Club-3,4 Senior Play-4 Log Staff -3, Vice President-4 Audio-Visual-4 CHARLES VOLKMAN PRESIDENT ROBERT KORBELAK VICE PRESIDENT. ANN STROMAN SECRETARY GAYLE DRAGMILLER TREASURER MARCIA ALLARD STUDENT COUNCIL.. JOE BORNEMAN SUSAN DANNEELS SALUTATORIAN JANICE KAZP ' i in uignoeim J)olcj r 3 son Death, be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou art not so; For those whom thou think ' st thou dost overthrow Die not, poor Death; nor yet canst thou kill me. From Rest and Sleep, which but thy picture be. Much pleasure, then from thee much more must flow; And soonest our best men with thee do go — Rest of their bones and soul ' s delivery! Thou ' rt slave to fate, chance, kings, and desperate men, And dost with poison, war, and sickness dwell; And poppy or charms can make us sleep as well And better than thy stroke. Why swell ' st thou then? One short sleep past, we wake eternally. And Death shall be no more: Death, thou shalt die! John Donne R. Achatz B. Ameel P. Ames M. Baker A. Bassett •T. Beattie C. Beem J. Bellows B. Benedict A. Biscorner D. Bliss E. Buchler A. Chamberlain J. A. Conley P. Daniels P. Dibble M. Dryer D. Dunham K. DuPuie C. Earl K. Emig W. Euesden S. Fielding R. Poster C. Gerow K. Grashaw J. Green J. Harmon J. Harper P. Hetherington M. L. Hill C. Holloway J. Hurlburt V. Jones W. Joure M. Kadey L. Kaminski D. Kammer D. Kaufman D. Kearns D. Kienitz W. Koch R. Kogelschatz L. Krantz E. Langhammer E. Lomerson A. Malcolm G. Marzolf R. May M. McGlynn D. Michealson E. Moehlman J. Moore M. Moser J. Olde D. Oncza H. Osterland R. Ouellette S. Palmer G. Perrin T. Pfingst C. Phillips C. Pray J. Rataj R. Reynolds S. Rose R. Rottaris M. Salisbury M. Scharnweber D. Sicken H. Simons T. Smith J. Sopha R. Steier C. Thompson P. Tomlin D. Trudell W. Tucker M. Voigt R. Wagner R. Wawrzyniak J. Williams J. Wissman V. Woehlert R. Wood D. Allard B. Baker L. Baker W. Balfour B. Beattie D. Beier F. Benedict J. DuPuie K. Bower K. Ehnls M. Buckingham S. Frank J. Burghdorf L. Fruchey J. Casler G. Furtah E. Chatham J. Goulette P. Chlttl B. Herrington J. Coleman S. Heyser M. Coomer R. A. Hoffman W. Coomer J. Holladay J. Cullen R. Horn J. Dickinson R. Hustman K. Duetsch D. Jones D. Dupree H. Jones mm-: m E. Kammer L. Kammer S. Kaufman D. Keighley C. Klnyon W. Knight D. Koper K. Korbelak D. Lawle J. Lee J. Leseth C. Lozon D. K. Lowe A. D. Marsa J. G. Miller L. P. Osterland A. R. Ouellette N. S. Schutt A. Scully D. Shields D. Simons K. Simons K. Smith P. Smith R. Smith J. Springborn S. Steen D. Stutzman W. Style M. Tatro L. Titherington Pacquette R. Rickert Peltier N. Roehring Pondo R. Schlottman Presutti J. Schleicher Recor S. Schroeder Richter G. Schultz R. Trudell J. VanDeWarker R. Vogel K. Volkman D. Warkentien D. Warkentien L. Warner R. Wayburn C. Weiss W. Weiss M. Williams V. Woehlert R. A. Wood T. Worswick G. Achatz R. Achatz D. Ameel B. Ames J. Anderson M. Arnold L. Atherton J. Balfour M. Balfour R. Blscorner D. Bonser D. Bonser P. Bonser K. Buck S . Burke J. Burns C. Castlernan M. Caughell L. Cobb L. Coomer C. Daniels H. Dewey C. Dibble L. Dickinson T. Dionne H. Doetsch J. Dragmiller J. Duetsch K. Durow M. Emig G. Fans low S. Ferguson L. Fruchey L. Forbes S. Furtah H. Genaw P. Gerow S. Gerow M. Gerds C. Gill M. Golder R. Goulette T. Grashaw J. Hampe W. Heisler M. Hansen M. Herrington M. Holland S. Howe W. Hurlburt E. Jones K. Jones J . Kadey C. Kammer G . Kammer L. Kangas C. Kazor L. Kienitz R. Kogelschatz K. Prange J. Krause T . LaRue R. Lewis J. Lietz C. Lowes R. Malcolm S. Malcolm J. McCalla G. Mason G. Mason C. Matthews B. Meredith J. Mitchell A. Moats C. Moodv L. Moore E. Nixon C. Pauli M. J. Perrin J. Phillips L. Prange N. Prange G. Purvis W. Recor J. Reichle S. Reichle M. Rhadigan A. Richards J • Rickert D. Ritchey J. Robinson J. Schleicher P. Schlett D. Schlottman W. Senger R. Sicken D. Simons D. Smith J. Smith J. Smith R. Smith V. Smith S. Smock R Spicer H. Stern R Strasburg S. Tughan A. Turke R. Van Peteghem G. Verstraete C. Vertican H. Wagner D. Warkentien L. Wells P. Williams S. Wissman P. Zimmer E. Archambeau J. Arnold M. Baker J. Beattie P. Becker p. Beera W. Benedict B. Benson J. Biscorner S. Bollivar R. Brewer G. Buckingham A. Case M. easier S. Castleman B. Chartier N. Clark K. Clemente S. Conley C. Daniels D. Danneels J . DeCou S. Dicer N. Doetsch K. Earl S. Pinnigan D. Poster B. Prank M. Prank N. Pruchey R. Purtaw M. Gastineau J. Gaubatz D. Geib G. Gill K. Gregory J . Harmon J • Holland J. Howe P. Jolin G. Kinyon J . Koper M. Korbelak A. Lardie D. Li pa J. Lozon M. Marzolf M. May M. McAlister B. Me Id rum D. Moore M. Moore C. Newcombe J. Pacquette S . Pondo J. Quick; R. Rhoades R. Salisbury J. Schirmer A. Seczawa D. Sllden J. Simons M. Smith R. Solgot L. Spath R. Struhar R. Tennant S. Tranchemontagr C. Vertican J. Vogel G. Williams P. Wood D. Yochira K. Zimmer P. Zimmer W. Arnold K. Bassett H. Beattie S. Beebe S. Blscorner K. Bollivar J. Brewer L. Chartler L. Cobb S. Conklin K. Cook ' G. Coomer R. Crampton K. Cullen P. Currier C. Daniels D. Daniels M. Daniels R. Danneels G. Delorge W. Dibble S. Dionne R. Downer J. Dragmlller T. Drlnkard L. A. Dust B. Flemming L. Gardner R. Geib J. Gilbert M. Hamlin J. Hanley A. Hansen D. Hart K . Hauke R. Hetherington S. Hill S. Hill J. Holladay D. Horn C. Horton J. Horton S. Joure G. Kuecken K. Kammer S. Kammer J. Kaufman L. Klnyon A. Koch N. Koehn R. Kuecken I. Langhammer K. Lawie P. Leatherberry J. Lissee D . Mayo W. Marzolf P. McNiff E. Mercuri M. Meredith J. Miller D. Morse P. Nichols J. Pacquette M. Pauli M. Reynolds C. Richardson G. Richardson J. Santoro W. Schmidt B. Schroeder G. Sharrow D. Sicken E. Silden B. Smith B. Smith M. Smith W. Smith V. Stephenson R. Stevens M. Stroman B. Thueme E. Thueme P. Tltherington J. Wagner E. Wallershine R. VanDeWarker i). Watson R. Waytulonls D. Winckler M.C. -- 66 St. Stephen — 32 M.C. — 52 St. Stephen — 36 M.C. -- 75 Holy Cross 25 M.C. — 69 Holy Cross 15 M.C. -- 51 Richmond 38 M.C. — 60 Richmond 55 M.C. — 40 Marysville 30 M.C. — 48 Marysville 49 M.C. — 52 Algonac 56 M.C. — 62 Algonac 42 M.C. -- 49 St. Clair 46 M.C. -- 62 St. Clair 66 M.C. -- 48 Anchor Bay 39 M.C. — 66 Anchor Bay 51 M.C. — 64 Yale — 40 M.C. -- 44 Imlay City — 48 scouts SPRlM CRLZnOAR Golf April 22 St. Stephen at Marine City April 29 Marysville at Marine City May 6 Regional Meet May 13 Marine City at Algonac May 20 St. Clair at Marine City May 24 State Finals May 26 County Meet April 22 April 29 May 2 May 9 May 13 May 16 May 23 Baseball Marine City at Richmond Marine City at Anchor Bay St. Clair at Marine City Marine City at Marysville Holy Cross at Marine City Marine City at Algonac St. Stephens at Marine City Tennis April 24 May 8 May 15 May 17 May 22 Mav 2 -24 Marysville at Marine City Algonac at Marine City Marine City at St. Clair SCAA League Meet St. Stephens at Marine City Reg Iona Is April 16 April 23 April 30 May 6 May 14 May 17 May 21 May 24 May 29 Track Richmond at Marine City St. Stephen and St. Clair and Marine City Anchor Bay at Marine City Marysville Invitational Meet Algonac at Marine City Regional Meet Marysville at Marine City State Finals SCAA League Meet •JV. 1 Hrt-ri Quit a J ‘u’EDbin ' ■ “ if ' President ' s Commencement Address Throughout the history of education, from the time of the early Greeks , those who have achieved their laurels for scholarship and duty have been honored with the acclaim and applause of those close to them. This evening is our brief moment to follow in the footsteps of those who have gone before. This time honored act is our opportunity to show our gratitude for the interest afforded us by our families, friends 3nd testciners • Now in planning for the life that lies ahead, we hope our future endeavors will be regarded with equal interest. The development of satellites and eventually space travel is opening vast, unknown, and entirely new ways of living and working. Not only must we be prepared not only to specialize more and more in our ever-changing world, but ilso we must face these changes and still keep our beliefs in the basic eights of the individual. The wisdom of our teachers and parents has been imparted to us generously and willingly. It is now our job, our unalterable duty to them and ourselves, to use this wisdom to the best of our ability in making our place in today ' s world and in the great democracy we have inherited as a birthright. It has been an honor to serve our class as its president, and in trying to fulfill the duties of this office, I have found two characteristics of my classmates which have been very helpful to me. These characteristics, loyalty and perseverance, have left an unforgettable impression on us, and in the future we will remember them as the finest qualities our class was privileged to have. Through the members of this class these attributes will continue to be disseminated into many other organizations and locations. We hope they will reach out into our families in the future as they have into our present families. Thank you, mothers, dads, and friends for the loving care we have received. Ladies and gentlemen, we welcome you, and we salute you ' . Robert M. Korbelak M. C. H. S. CONSTITUTION PREAMBLE We, the Seniors of Marine City High School, to form a more perfect student body. If this Is possible, to establish justice, to promote the general welfare (mostly for us, tho), and to secure the blessing of our beloved Principal to our posterity, do form and establish this history and constitution of the high-thinking Class of 1958. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT First term — Freshmen The executive power was vested in Fred Reynolds as president and Delores Dacko as vice president. The Kitchen Cabinet consisted of Judy Stark, secretary; Susan Danneels, treasurer — she was later convicted of larceny — ;Nancy Ellis, court Jester. Second term — Sophomores The executive power was filled by Delores Dacko as president and Marcia Allard as vice president. Gayle Dragmiller was secretary and Janice Kazor was treasurer. Court jester was John Relchle. Third terra — Juniors The sovereign power this term was given to Robert M. Korbelak and Marcia Allard. The Hall Cabinet consisted of Gayle Dragmiller, secretary, and Phyllis Gaudette, treasurer. Fourth term — Seniors The officers for this year were so insignificant and absolutely worthless that we couldn’t remember their names — sorry. LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT First term Bob Korbelak was in the Student Council; Ken Mikolowski also represented — that ' s a joke — the dishonorable class in the National Convention in Room 7� Second term Ken Mikolowski having corrupted the Council, he stole back for another term along with Mary Jane Smith as accomplice. Third terra The same pair of grafters, Ken Mikolowski and Mary Jane Smith, were back for another try; this time Ken was after a pink and blue helicopter and Mary Jane Smith was after a box of Havana cigars with the Mink Filters. Fourth term Little Joey Borneman and Sue Danneels finally cleaned house and forced themselves In for the last year. Note: The dictators for the first three terms were Miss Radtke and her worthy assistant, Mr. Connors. To put the finishing touches on the four worst years of our lives, Mr. Trudell and his worthy helper Mrs. Fullwood took over the bull whip. NATIONAL DEBTS First term To pay off our National Debt to Society, we were forced to give a Freshman dance after the Holy Cross-Marine City football game. It was called the ‘ ' Witches Brew. ' 1 The only thing brewed was ill feelings. Second term The next try to pay off our debt that was not a flop was Rock around the Clock.” Not too many hoods rocked over, but we still made a small fortune, exactly twenty cents. The second class meeting of the year was a riot. A great battle was fought over class dues. After much bloodshed and many heads rolling, we came to a settlement of two dollars a year, which no one paid. Third term Since we were dizzy anyway, we took a merry-go-round theme for our J-Hop, Carousel.” We had Ray Hendricks and his cats for the music. Fourth term To start the year off, Mr. Trudell and Mrs. Fullwood called a meeting at which we were told, Shell out $66.95 for the Senior trip or swim. So we all went out and bought bathing suits. Next we had a hilarious meeting at which we decided that our colors would be pink and gray. Our flower was to be a wonderful pink rose. Just one — we would each get a petal. There- fore, the Juniors are just a bunch of petal pushers. The witty class motto is What you can’t buy, steal — oops, I mean, We have crossed the bay; the ocean lies before us. Please pass my water wings. The Senior play, Headin’ for a Weddin , was a success, especially with star performer Gloria, our skunk. It was enjoyed by everyone who didn’t see it. About the Prom, we did have one. Your should have gone. We didn’t. We stayed home and watched that great TV show Have Books, Won’t Work. The boat trip was fully enjoyed by all, until somebody thought the boat was a bathtub and pulled the plug. The seaweed is tasty this time of year — please pass the salt. Lynda Fielding Robert Quick Marilyn Jones Philip MacDonald ciRss pom As Freshman we were eager To begin our High School years. There were so many things to learn To help with our careers. Our Sophomore year was difficult; Our Junior year was, too; But with our teachers ' kind assistance We managed to come through. Now that we are Seniors And our high school days are done. We look back on the friends we made And the diplomas we have won. The time has come when we must part; We say Goodbye to all. We hope you won ' t forget us When you ' re back to school next fall. Gayle Dragmiller Susan Danneels Marcia Allard We ' ve crossed the bay; The ocean ' s before us. Class Color Class Flower Pink and Gray Pink Rose G RfUM UOR MY It ' s a time for joy, a time for tears, A time we ' ll treasure thru the years. We ' ll remember always, Graduation Day. Our colors are of pink and gray. Our flower Is the rose so fair. Our motto Is We ' ve crossed the bay; The ocean ' s before us. Tho we leave In sorrow. All the joys we ' ve known We can face tomorrow, Knowing along the way we ' ve grown. When the Ivy Walls are far behind, No matter where our paths may wind, We ' ll rememb er always. Graduation Day. fH nock. Z Inez ion A- T f IDEAL A. Stroman B. Quick BEST DRESSED P. Kammer B. Quick MOST TALENTED K. Allison B. Korbelak BEST DANCERS G. Dragmlller B. H. Smith MOST ATHLETIC M. J. Smith J. Brenner MOST BASHFUL L. Richter L. Biscorner MOST INDUSTRIOUS C. Mayo H. Berkowitz BEST LOOKING C. Dust B. Quick CUTEST M. J. Smith C. Volkman CLASS ANGEL M. Miller D. Buck WOLF AND WOLFESS P. Gaudette B. H. Smith WORST GIGGLER C. Posey R. Earl BIGGEST EATER L. Schmidt R. Earl most likely to SUCCEED C . Mayo B. Korbelak BEST MANNERED A. Stroman J. Borneman CLASS BRAINS C. Mayo B. Korbelak LAZIEST C. Dust H. Lissee CLASS CLOWNS K. Shirkey D. Reichle SWEETEST A. Stroman D. Buck BEST ALL AROUND G. Dragmiller K. Mikolowski TEACHER S PET C . Mayo H. Berkowitz NEATEST J. Kazor B. Quick NOISIEST C. Davis J. Reichle MOST POISED P. Kammer J. Borneman CHATTER BOX K. Allison H. Berkowitz CLASS WHEELS M. Allard B. Korbelak KING AND QUEEN A. Stroman B. Quick We wish to recognize and thank the following merchants for their generosity: BACHLER ' S ELECTRIC BEATTIE ' S MARKET BECKER ' S DEPARTMENT STORE BEEBE ' S HARDWARE AND MARINE SUPPLIES CHARLOTTE ARCHER — CORDEN ' S SWEET SHOP DUDDY AND DUROW GULP SERVICE ERV ' S SHOE STORE PANSLOW INSURANCE AGENCY PINSTERWALD ' S FOSTER REXALL DRUG INDEPENDENT PRINTING JOHN HOLLAND CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE KERSTEN BOOT SHOP KNIGHT ' S 5 TO $1 STORE KNOTTY PINE RESTAURANT MARINE CITY MOTOR SALES MERRILL PLUMBING AND HEATING MILLER ' S MOTIVE PARTS PALMER ' S BAKERY QUALITY PEED AND SUPPLY ROLL FURNITURE STORE SCOTT BROS. HARDWARE STARK ' S AUTO BODY SERVICE TERHUNE SALES AND S ERVICE WESTERN AUTO SUPPLIES WOLOHAN DRUG WOOD ' S SODA GRILL W.W. 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