Marinette High School - Whipurnette Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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Queen Pat Kennedy poses with her court that in- cludes Darlene Carlson, Pat Danner, Carol Sandberg, and Susie Ames. MandM The weekend of the M and M game was full of excitement for the students of Marinette High School. On Friday afternoon a pep assembly was put on by several clubs and organizations. At the beginning of the assembly, Pat Kennedy, Victory Queen, was crowned by the captains of the game, Jack Pazdera and Jerry Johnson. Many clubs put on skits. Little Red Riding Hood fKaren Jensenj visits Grandmother fPaul Linserh as Delight Jensen looks on. A hair-dressing float was entered in the M 81 M parade by the Girls' Athletic Association. Marinette 14

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College Night, Make Up Cur School Liie. Four students hear a lecture by a college rep- resentative at Career Night conferences. Jim Cook discusses application forms for col- lege with a representative. Preparation for our school life on the campus of some college or university is found at college night. At this time the colleges and universities in Wisconsin send their representatives to talk to students interested in at- tending college and tell them something of the life at a college and what it offers in the line of an education. For those interested in Michigan schools Menominee High School offered a program similar to ours. J. Bohan and students from other schools are inter- ested listeners as a college representative explains some procedure.

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- .ti . ,tx ' 'I Our Varsity cheerleaders lead a cheer for the team before the start of the M and M game. On Saturday morning, a parade was held. The prize-winning floats were by the two Art Clubs and the Latin Club. The big game began at 2:00 in the after- noon. The I3-7 victory did much to add to the enjoyment of the weekend. Finishing off the festivities was the dance in the evening. ' v. .. Everyone seems to be enjoying the M and M dance, which ended the Hay s f6S'liV1t16S4 'I : f