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

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Student Council Activities The Student Council this year has started many new projects. The most important one was the foreign exchange program. To raise money for this, a basketball game was put on be- tween the male faculty, with the women cheering, and the Harlem Diplomats. The Student Council helped the March of Dimes with their bread and peanut sales. They also ushered at the basketball games and organized assemblies. The Stu- dent Council also put on the annual talent show made up of school talent. The Student Council meets about once every other week. The sponsors are Miss Kudron and Mr. Urquhart, Princess Sue and Mike at the home- coming assembly The faculty cheerleaders President Gene Kids at a meeting 20

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ACTIVITIES Activities, or the whirlpool of the sea, are the extra things that make up the vital part of our school. To be well rounded you not only have to have a good knowledge of academics, but you have to be able to enjoy other activities. Clubs, games, dances, and all the others help make it an enjoyable week.

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Student Council OFFICERS President Gene Toler Secretary Jean Deaton Treasurer Debbie Mason Parliamentarian Larry DeCou MEMBERS John Aim Mech. Drawing Jim Conley English I Liz Corden English 10 Frank DuChane Gym Mike Egan Civics Jerry Fournier U. S. History Jody Fournier Julie Gouliot Special Education Sue Golder Algebra I Mary Jane Hillier English 12 Pat Johnson Government Kris Juswick Biology Susie Lozon Spanish Pam Nichols Typing I Kathy Patterson Science Janice Schlottman English 9 Tom Steinmetz Adv. Wood Shop Pat Tucker Math 9 Randy Wilkins Agriculture Peggy Williams Physics