Marlette High School - Scribe Yearbook (Marlette, MI)

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lst 2nd lst 2nd 3rd POW POW POW POW POW ga Afefbaff Wallace McElh1nney Bill Dillon J C Daniel, David Smith, Emerson Smith Lee Fischer, Dick McMann Coach Jensen, Alvin Hoods, Bob Sullivan, Raloh Callendar, Robert McCombs, Alvin Jones Leonard Smith Wi Bob Dawm Bill Hobson Bob Goodrich Roy Harper qroofffaff Alvin Jones, Wallace Mcblhinney Leonard Smith Ralbh Callendar Bob Paling Rex Wilson Bob Patrick Coach Jensen, Dick McMann, Steve Hanchuck, Harold Clothler, David Smith, Emerson Smith, Bob Sullivan Alvin Woods, Charles Wizzola Coach Hayden Cecil Navarro, Eugene Cargill, Herbert Hodge, Earl McLe1sh Keith Wilson, George Pollak, Gerald Lambert : l 1 ' ' A s Y . ' , J . 5rd row: Lorn Wilcox, Keith leur , , , . : I 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 D I ' 1 , . , . : I

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ganafa The Marlette Concert Band composed of sixty five pieces ls one of the bus lest and most versatile organizations in our school Last fall a fifty seven piece marching band was formed, and a different marching routine was prepared for each football game In the winter a symphonic band was organized and pre sented many concerts Members of the band serve numerous community functions with solos and ensembles Each band member must be capable of playing a solo or participate in an ensemble before he is admitted to the band This spring the band was host to the district as band festival in which fifteen bands took part The band members also took a two day tour to Port Huron and Ann Arbor where they entered in the State Band Festival All of the instrumental music for school functions comes from the band organization A Junior band of fifty pieces has been organized to provide training for prospective senior band mem bers CAM The Marlette School Choir composed of thirty seven members is an organiza tion that provides the entertainment for many school and community functions Special emphasis has been placed this year on the sight reading of music and speech development through singing and individual expressions by solo and small ensemble work From the choir twenty experienced singers are chosen to form the Madrigsl Club The choir is provided with white and scarlet gowns and the Mad rigal Club appears in formals and tuxedos The high light of this year's work was a two day trip to Lansing for the State Vocal Festival

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.cporfd Football F1fty boys responded to the call for football candldates as Coaches Ralph Jensen and Stanley Hayden sent the boys through thexr paces 1n preparatlon for the battle of the mg skin Opernng against a strong Bad Axe team the Raxders lost a 27 7 dec1s1on but came back strong to win four consecutlve tllts before losing to Cass City Consecutive losses to Croswell Imlay City and Sandusky gave the Raiders a seasonal record of four wins against five losses The out- standang games of the year were the wlns over Brown C1ty and M111111gtOIl SIXJGSBH boys won let ters six of whom were semors The letter wlnners are Patrick, R.Wilson Hanchuk R Callendar McMann Clothler, A Jones S Smith E Sm1th, McBlh1n.ney, Sullxvan, D Smlth, woods, Paling McLeish, and Hodge R Callendar was captain of the team Basketball Wlth only three lettermen back from last year's champlonship aggregatlon, the arlette Raiders had a d1ff1cult way to follow as they treaded through the maze of the 1942 only three occas1ons,beat1ng Deckerv1lle Peck, and Brovm C1ty whlle loslng eleven t1lts The hxgh llght of the season was the w1n over Brovm Clty Letter w1nners for the year were Sl.l1l1VE L F1scher, D Snuth, Da.n1els, L'cMann, R Callendar Dlllon McElh1nney and A hoods Baseball and Track About thlrty eight boys have reported for baseball Workouts w1th Coach Jen n and about thlrty boys are undergolng da11y workouts 1n track wlth Coach Stanley Hayden this sprlng Full schedules 1n baseball and track will feature the sprlng sports calendar w1th con tests being scheduled with member teams of the Mad Thumb Athletlc League as well as Sandusky . . I , I ' ' . I J ' I I . . , . I . . 4 . . . . , M . . schedule. Facing veteran quintets on all fronts, the Jensenites were able to turn in wins on . . . , . , . . . O . . . . . A i I . , . . , l se . . . . . . - . . M ,