Marlette High School - Scribe Yearbook (Marlette, MI)

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Barbara McGuneg A maido' independent mind Band 1,2,3,4 Band Treas 3 Choir l,2,4 Orchestra Pep Club l,2,3 Pep Club Pres P Home Ec Club 1,2 Charlotte McCre 1 Lonely as a sigh Band l 2,5,4 Choir l,2,1 4 Earl McLe1sh So runs the round life from hour t hour Baseball 2 Football 4 Track 3 Cecil Navarro T e day is short the work is much Baseball l 2,5,4 Football 1 2 B Boxing Charles Nizzola Speak not rather than speak 111 Football l,2,5,4 Basketball 1,2 Track 5 Track Captain 6 ry Ellen McLaughl She is a regular gad about Band 2,3,4 Choir 4 Home Ec Club 1 Newspaper 2 argaret Miller ou can t expect to be both grand and comfortable Choir l rngld Mogell His words are cush ioned with laughter Track 5 4 Eleanor Nemeth T ngs don't turn up in the world unless somebody turns them Ralph Oberlee True spoken and a gentleman Track l 4

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Bernard Kohler Even though van quished he could sr gue still A , rjorie Landon A merry heart and clever pen Band 1 Class Treasurer 4 Arthur Mack Life is a shuttle Baseball l 2 Basketball 1 2 5 Football 3 Track 1 4 Newspaper 4 Helen McCombs Gracious as the dl of a dancing wave Band l,2,',4 Orchestra Wallace McElh1n y enit rest from travel Basketball l,2,W Football l 2,5,4 Baseball l 2,3 Class President 3 41 Irene Lacko Few persons have courage enough to ap pear as good as Trev really are Gerald Lambert T e biggest surorlses oft come in small packages Jane McCallum Fr ends we honest with ourselves we shall be honest with esch other Band 2,3,4 Crcrestra Dyna Emma Sue McCor Q Favors to none to all she smiles extends Oft she regret but rever once offends Class Treasu er l Class ecretary 5 Student Council 3 Co Ed of NScr1beN W Student Cashier 4 Senior Play Salutatorlan rgaret VcElh1nn y she is frank but gen tle and stud1ousst1lL

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Marlon Osburn She speaks as if fastening each word down with a thumb tack Robert Pal g T frivolous work of polished ldleness Football 1,5 4 Football Capt 4 Track 2,5 Herbert Pearson Notning is impossible to a villinp heart Shirley Qasmu ser ha actex is better than intellect Home Ec Club 1,2 Choir 2,5,4 Senior Play Walter Roiem Manhood not scholar ship is the first aim of education H64 Russel Pabst The victory of suc cess is half won when one gains the habit of work Newspaper 3 4 Charles Paschke Good wares made a ready market Joan Rasmussen A blithesome whistle and a flashing smile panions Class V Pres 4 Junior Play Senior Play Band l 9,5,4 Choir l,0,5,4 Band Treas 4 Madrlgal Club Home Ec Club orge Rosengr A heart to resolve, A head to contrive, A hand to execute Class Treasurer 2 Newspaper 4 Violet Sauder Nothing is more use ful than silence ll I in ---- ---- he I A : J . are her constant com- ww - . . ,- 2 . l,2,3 . s A A r ' 1 Ge en