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

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“The Clock Struck Twelve” is not the name of a famous nursery rhyme but the name of the all school play . He ' s dead! Who killed him ? Why did Luc He Thomas go mad? These are a few of the questions that were brought up in this Mystery , murder } comedy . Under the direction of Mr. Joseph Pavlov and Kathy Gramer, students in this school have been given the opportunity to display their talents before a live audience . Through the use of professional techniques, each cast member made the audience believe that they were not actors but the people they portrayed. By the effect expressed by each player ; the audience was in a state of laughter one minute and fright the next . This play has proven not only to be a comedy but a total shocker. 29

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The Clock Struck Twelve ' ' 1. I ' m John D. Asterfeller! I ' m the richest man in the world , and what I say goes! Fred Smith tells Bill Dumars in between scenes. 2 Look out! He has a gun! shouts Mary Mitchei to Dave Micoff during the dosing scene. 3. John! John are you all right? Lynn Wenning asks Fred Smith. 4. Yep, ain ' t no doubt about it ma ' am - she ' s done fer. Exclaims Bill Dumars to Mary Mitchei. 5. A Gun! screams Barb Brenner. 6. Sshh! You ' re making me lose count, Honey . Two-sixty , two-seventy, two-eighty, remarks Barb Brenner to Mary Mitchei as Freeland Goddard walks in. 7. Quiet, please. don ' t want to advertise my presence. says Dave Micoff to Kim Itrich during a secret encounter. 28 Student Life

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Student Government is an active organization that is involved in many school functions. They worked very hard by using their talents to produce a Christmas play. Unfortunately , due to a bad snow storm on the day of the production , school was dosed and the play was cancelled. To provide the school with more of a Christmas atmosphere, members decided to purchase a tree , decorate it, and put it in the court yard where it could be seen by all. Members have been known to work at the concession stands on those cold nights during football season providing hot chocolate, coffee, hot dogs and pop corn to many freezing spectators. Above, admiring their Christmas tree are: President, Penny Snider; Vice President, Jim Speer; Secretary, Mary Kelly ; and Treasurer, Mari ee Hamlin. Above Right, bringing fellow government members up to date on the news is President, Penny Snider. Opposite page top, Janis Wiinikainen and Georgiann Kaminski take time out for a drink on the job while selling refreshments at a basketball game. Right, Student Government members anxiously wait to hear from their advisors, Mr. Joseph Pavlov and Miss Karen Yager. Student Life