Marlette High School - Scribe Yearbook (Marlette, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1944 volume:

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' i ' , Since their arrival 1n the spring of 1943, they have successfully continued the policies of the school, main tained its standards of education, and in troduced new 1deas ADMINISTRATION To our superin- fendent, lr Kerlin C Wolfe, and our princi pal,lr Walter Nickel, we owe much for their untiring efforts in behalf of the larlette School BOARD OF EDUCATIOI Each of the m mbers of the larlette Township School Board served on his distrxct or village school board before consolidation in 1935 The same board has served continuously since consolidation. To name a few of their outstanding accomplishments since consolidation, one could list: l One of the first schools in the State to organise a larger unit of ad inistration 2 Construction of a modern high school bulldlng 3 Attainment of high standards of accrediting 4 Development of a multiple curriculum. At the present time the Board of Education has resolved that the larlette School shall make a complete readjustment to the coming peace and prepare to take its full part in the education of all children to l1ve under a new 800181 and political situation The community of larlette is proud of its school system and its accom! plishments IR MICHAEL ABRAHAM JR cribbage player Jack of all trades shop teacher MISS SHIRLPY DIBBERT palnstakxng guardian of fifty five klndernarten children soprano solo is of 'note' I S OLDH GAbKINS math teacher has a deep xnterest in heavenly bod les M DALE HrLLACK capable band maestro and director of cholr Jack of all lnstruments plus voice HR STANLL1 HAYDEN has anyone seen my snake? boys' phys ed instructor blology prof starting son Ronnie on basxetball career already WS BLATRICE VFCDONALD senlor menber of the fac ulty 1D years of service here gracxeus teacher of the second grade Rim A 4' x M, we We J MRS IRLNL ATnINS cape b e shoe flller inner for Irs Vlsber teaches ninth and tenth gre e Lnbllsh UISS ALIC FUWVIP one of the 'klnnesota glrls teaches f1rst and seconc grade oh, the lady xr red! GLRALUIN GIFFORD uGerry quiet, baokstase Enbllsh and Journalism dramatic coach chief censor of the Chatterbox MIeS aINlFRLD HATTO pable teacher of grade one has a special liking for tbxngs Puerto Rxcan M RALIH JFWS N latest of the year roud papas 'ootball and basketball mentor physlcs chenxstry NWS AWN dFrFlRoWN brarxan for the grades Howe' fortunate to have a8 excellent a substitute back with us EH. FLOYD NORCUTT..camera fiend, when he can get fi1ms...teaches the farm- ors how to farm...aad can he sink those long shots! .Fe uKhTCHEW RASHUSSLN our artistlc fourth grade teacher loved by all for her fF16DA11D98B and for her charm LPN KJ frien ' the studerts advocate of hivher grade standards pxoneer lr the Core oxenent LR Jh NI SLAC? br1sk eff1c1ency plus eneroetic co WSTCIB1 teacher U S ar Bond salesman extra ordlnalre Ml Q AWP ST PPr! UN tTBCt1V8 teacher of the uture Horemakers merlca my k nydom for a cook' I' rade eacher exec tlve H,11itJ a e t 5 fzw 4. A I. jf' Q-H, .q V uw ',,1r gjf-. ' Q i 1,:..f.g 2 ' 1:1 as age' 1 Q X L Q X X t 41 I ,Egg Eiywf: 3 Ea MW,A,WV. ,,,, N 5..LnHj an 4-Y 144' Awiids MHS. HELEN RAHSEY...third grade teacher..hails from this vi11age....efficient VIC4 INLZ R ID vlvacxous Q xth brade teacher good sport trlp to Boston see s to be profitable MIQQ MILJRLD QFU' ecrm1tty ust a son xru at heart knows her olass1cs Latln and L1Sh teacher so JA' TTE SUl'V R ' pick girls' phys ed at dy hall 'Chxef sub stxtute does anyone wart to make a fourth at arlcbe? Ala: oO A AILSON speed art1st 85S1AUOU5 reader why? h1story and speech ac er oh yes' she s rom Brown City r fond of accompan,i 5 , 9 , o the a o voca teacher for bra es sec retar, 11 her sga tlme nbl sh 8 OFFIHE FORCE In the offlce of the superxntendent are two most essent1a1 indlviduall who help to keep the s hool runninv smoothly H185 Helen Beacom, who th1s year finlshes seven years of serv1ce as secretary to the sdperlntendent, is able asslsted by Uxss Vir lnia Jeroae, office clerk Many ani va led ar xr OJt19S from giving first axd treatments to making out pay checks and answe lnb phone calls BUD DRIVERS It 18 a sight worth see1ng to watch Marlette s studen s leave the buildlng each day at three forty five and get xnto ne twelve buses lined uo alon the street waiting fo t em Dubbed HLO d Prote tor by the Btu den s, the bus drlvars live up to tlelr n me They convey students safely to nd from school, and handle the buses carefully, ln order tlat they may CUaTOuIANS Under the slpe 11510 o James Ross, head en 'reer, the task of keeoin the school bllld nr 1D boa worrxn COHQitlOD p ot ssew smoothly Norman none lct IP brade 'u , and ean ook 1U high school olll ln found an day after s ool cleaqln and strai htenlr the roone l e decora' ng 1D the D889 ew oi the old Dulld 1 wa lso dome J 1Ll 1 ' wx, , if X ,, A i 4 V .P i Q ,war U . f c Q . . 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V E K2 fn JF -1' :r!N2 g ABQENTFE Dorothy Alonzo Keith Cotter eiwfifxlii 3 Ii ff' 'IL -r Q' -m VY' Frances Kraft Joe Stewart Darwln Donley William Sulaty Clare Innes A1 Walkowski Betty Wrlght Richard Hume: Owen Hutchins Marjorie Innes Grace Jackson Jean King Isabel Knerly Mary Kohler Marilyn Lamphler Olga Leschuk Irene Mandrut Ethel lorell Lols Morgan Elalne Horse Elsie Nelson Marjorie Nielsen Irene North LeVerne Olsen Helen Pabst Reber Pierce Ralph Rasmussen Frank Riech Edlth Rosengren Laurita Ross Russel Shaw Doris Smith Kenneth Springstead Amaryllis Stephenson Dorothy Stevens Tom Sullivan Nellie Tarapata Clifford VanBaton Eleanor Walker Rex Williams Guerdon Wolfe , ,, . 5 ,vA: Q X A - 155 I 1 Q ?, QQiiQe: Q ,: w5'1 ' in - ' ' M fa ':1fQ5? wr A. ' Y . I ' I S S . vt ! ', 3 . ' , q I 'a.' A F5 ' :gr .LQ Ffh Q , V 1 , l!f.hl.,,A A My 35. :,f ei. p gf J S n a,o r, of 'ig A ' 3 af--J' V MM. ..r. I one ig ' ee e,ee I ' S . 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V Audrey Delieen fe 5 ' ii' Q ,V 4 1 in V f L Q -f lg L , gan ' ff ? 5 51 5 J!,.iE: G52 ' 5 f i a , .ze . .1 5 - a E E . xo 1 , my if ,Y , I , V , JIU ' 7 K 17 1 Z 4 5 ,K . -' X- ,I-Al. 7 K 3 . Y z fQg x 'L K1 f - 5 , , 4 32QQf K 1 55 Lf entity 455 3 an 'HM 'T Q' Ni? Aff' APSENTEES Charles Ballard Jack Boegner Eugene Cargill Donald Darling Dick Davis DF681d8Ht Albert F ot Norman Havens 7' 'C r of 'W ad? G'-' 347' we-Q if All A Af- I ,,.- lwfl Harold Kitchen William Mahaffy Wendell McKee Elsie Mezo Harold Mlttlestat Donald Phxllips Charles Soper Donald Tapson Betty Weaver rl e Den Lewls Harris VarJor1e Harris uertrude Hawkins Jean Hodge Margaret Howat Elsie Jensen avan Jiokling Ann Jones Leon Keys David Kuzmitz Gloria Landon Phillxp Landon Nelda Metzer Emma Jean Minard Shirley Mittlestat Doris Neilson Judy H1ZZ01l Anna Mae Patterson Geraldine Prxmeau Joseph Roberts Irene Schneider Ralph Smith Phyllis Svailes Luise Walker Marguerite Walker lervin Walker Dick Wheeler Muriel White Lorn Wilcox Lois Wood ' ' Q' 1 - - if ' A 9 if ,af in Inf' E. . mf X, D rx, , fi 6 Q. A l D M 14' I 1'e K L hldg 539 Wfi A K 'dis 15 lang? . gn . lf , x 4 1 k of A an lr X QFD ,Q fa' V L- , X1 if L ,lf a-W'lld xi D' Norman Shoemaker i ,sf g , ,Q 4 sa' 5 :L e M 1 oa , ' gif li3lK??y'! ltIIiiHiii' jail A, . X 5: ' X f5Qg EQVQ I' psig, 4 Vqii F - f N e 1 'ies ,MW A37 MMM fffo Wwifflwf gljfgdjwwii UVM Wffffw ,MQM ' p n ff , M . , ff L BEKBDICT, JEAN Phys Ed l 4 Journalism 4 Home Bo Club 2 4 Class Secretary l BROWN, JOYCE Journalism 4 CHARD L RUTH Home Bo Club 4 COOPER, RORIIALEEI Home Bc Club COX, IARTHALESSE Band l, 2, 3, 4 Choir Arts and Crafts Home Ee Club 1, 2 BENTLEY HAROLD F Baseball 1, Football Phys Ed Arts and Crafts 1 Basketball CHARD DONNA Home Ec Club Journalism 4 CLOTHIER , HAROLD ootball Basketball l Track ys Ed F F' A COWELL, JOHN Phys Ed S rack F F A 3 4Ulatch Dog DARLING DORIS A Arts and Crafts 3 Journalism . . . ' 2, 5, 4 2, 5, 4 . . . 3, 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ,Q F 1, 2, 4 I Baseball 1, 2 t , ., :.. V1 . . U 2 A. 4 . U Q 4 'r 4 4 4 5 DAVIS , ROBERT Football 2 5, Basketball 1 Phys Bd Track Junior Play DIESEL , EUGENE GISCH, ELEANOR Chior , 2, 3, 4 Home Ee Club 1, 2, 4 Band Phys Ed Jr Play Publicity len Sr Play Publicity len GOULD, LEOLA Home Ea Club 4 Senior Play mn, noruu.n Phys na 5, 4 4 DES JARDIHS REX Band l, 2, 5 Phys ,Ed FELLDWS, IILIIA Jr Sr Banquet Chairman Annual Editor 4 Junlor Play Senior Play Band 1, 2 Claes Treasurer 1 Journalism 4 Home Ee Club 1, 2 GOULD EDNA Home Ee Club 4 Junior Play HAWKINS, ALMEDA M Home Bo Club 2, 3 Phys Bd 1, 2 Band Choir Arte and Crafts 3 HAZEN, ORPHA Journalism 4 Haze Bc Club 2 Senior Play Claes Treasurer 5 1. . ' . 2. 3. 4 . 4 . . 3, 4 1, 2 F.F.A. 2 1 9 1 . . 4 , 4 , 4 1, 4 4 BEENEY MADELYN J Bum 1 2,5, Choir 1 2, 8 Claes Vxce Pres Junior Play Senior Play Student Council Rep HILDINGER DONNA Office Helper 5, 4 Claes Secretary Journalism 4 Hume Ee Club 1 JONES ALVIN Footba 1 2 3, Basketball 3, Baseball KOHLER, ROBERT A F F A Recreation KRAFT RAYMOND Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1, 2 Phys Ed 3, 4 Track 5 Claes President 4 4 4 HBWITT DOINA C o r 1 2 5 4 Home Eo Club lndrigal Club 4 Senior Play INGRAI DORIS Jomrszn, mm Phys Ed s, 4 KRAFT, ERNEST JR Track 1 2, 8, 4 2, 5. Football 1 LOREITZEN BETTY Journalism 2, 4 MACK LESTER Track Basketball 1 2 Journalimu Football Pep Club Cheer Leader Student Council Annual Editor Senior Play Valedictorian MCCREADY MARIBEL Hans Ec Club 1 Journalzsm MCKENNEY , PAUL Hasketball l 2 Phys Ed F F A Class Treasurer MINARD IVAN A 3, P s ed 3 NEMnIn MAKY oir l 2 Band , ladrigal Club 3 Junxor Play Home nc Club 1 Annual Manager Pep Club 2 3 MARQH KENNETH F Journallem 4 MCC'N GLE, MARGARET Band Choir Class Secretary Home Ec Club 1 Madrigal Club Student Council Band Vice Pres Pep Club L'TZER DONALD F F A Basketball Baseball rnjs Ed Secretary F F A Reporter F F A 'ORLLL JOYCE Journalism 4 h WELL BFTTE Home Ec Club Pep Club Cheer Leader Choxr Journalism Office Helper 5 ' A 1 19 21 sl 4 F. .A. 1 ' . 3, 4 2 3 3, 4 5' 4 , 5 . 4 1, 2, 3, 4 ' 4 1, 2, 3, 4 2 , 2 2, 5, 4 5 I - . 4 3 n . . . 1, 2' 5 Track 2, 5, 4 Football 1, 2, 5, 5 1, 2, 5, . . . 2. 3 1, 2 4 , . . . 3 9 :lf 9 A F.F. . 2. 4 hy n Y - v' ' vb . A - Ch 1 1 3: 4 . . 1: 29 3 3 4 1, 2, 3 1 4 1 ' ' 1, 2 C 4 4 4 mxon , Dom Phys sa Home Bc Club l 2 3 4 Home Ec Vice Pres 5 Home Ec Pres PADRON, MARCWLIRA Home Le Club l A Club PROCTER LAURA Home Ec Club 4 ome Pc Club 2 Journalism St Counc11 Rep 1 St Council Secrstar5 2 Junior Play Annual bditor 2 SEIFFEnLEIN, H L NE Home bc Club 3 Cho1r Journalism 4 s Ed l Class Treasurer Student Cashier Student Council 1 Rep 4 . hh , . ii! . 4 W - ' l,2,s3,4 s.A.. 1 Ch' ,Z rf' 2 2, 5,4 . 3. 4 . 5,4 . .4 REDMAN, LORNA Ross. ROBERT H - 1,,4 . 4 1 . ' . 3 , , .1,:s '- .2 5 -v 2, 5' . 5 2,34 Phy. .2 4 .:.4 NORTP CARL C ozr, 3 4 PATRICK, ROBEPT Band o1r l -adrxgal Club Track Football 2 Basketball Stu Council Rep otu Counc1l Treas 2 Stu Council Vice Pres Junior Play Annual Editor 2 Ualutatorlan PROWSE LUCILLE Home Ec Club 4 Track 1 2 Band Phys ed Class Pres Class Vxce Pres stu Councll Pres'dent Junxor Play Senior Play Arts and Crafts SHIFLDS, JOHN A Band 1 F F A , Senlcr Slay Annual Edltor 4 F F A Preslcent 4 Cholr 4 SIITH, AUDREY Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Annual Editor SMITH, DAVID Arts and Crafts Basketball l Football Track Junior Play Class Vice Pres SORENSEN, INGER Homo Ee Club l Journalism Phys Ed WALKER DOROTHY and l 2, 5 2 3, 4 2 Home Ec Club l, 2 Pop Club l Annual Editor 3 WILSON KEITH Football l 2, 5, 4 Jun1or Play 5, 4 Basketball 1 2 s, 4 A Track 1, 2 Phys, Ed 3 SMITH CIYDE J JOUTHHIISM 4 Qenior Play rack P s Ed 2 QORENSEN, ASTA Home Ec Club l Phys Ed Journalisw unlor Play QLEVEWS LAUREL Fome Ec Club 1 Journalimm WASPE, WALTER A . Football 1 Basketball l, Track WILTSE, DOUGLAO Band 2 Cholr 2 B seball 2 5 4 4 3. E. I D I , ' . I I I ' 4 1 1 hy , . 1, , 3 . 3 ax' , 2. ' ' ' . 1 1, , 3, 4 4 1, 2, 3 J . H - . 3 I 21 :sx A ' I 4 4 . . 1 V , ' T B , , 4 F.F. . 1, 2 3 . , 4 2 1 I I I B 1 p F.F... 2 WOOD ELIZABETH CLASS HISTORY and 3 4 Cholr 5 4 In September, 1931, the Senior Jr Play B,51n,,s ynnaoer 'lass of 1944 was first organized br play 5t,ge lanaggr Cnly ten of that original class re main They are: Jean Benedict, Don Hazen, lmlma Fellows, Orpha Hazen, Iadelyn Heeney, Harry Johnsen, Mar garet lcGunesle, Dora Nixon, Lorna Redman, and Dave Smlth Were we ever proud when started passing classes with all of tre 'big k1ds'I Our seventh grade offlcers were Madelyn Heaney, president Mar garet McGunegle, vice president Jean Benedict, secretary Bob Patrick, treasurer ard Lorna Redman, Student Council representatlve with M155 Alice O'neil and lr Wallace Leslie as class sponsors In the e1ghth grade we elected for our officers, with the aid of our class advisors Mr Dale Halleck and lr lahlon Herrlck, Lorna Redman, president Mad elyn Heaney vice president Thelma Heussner, secretary Helene Seifferlein, treasurer and Bob Patrick, Student Council representatlve As Freshmen we nomlnated Bob Ross, preszdent Bob Patr1ck, vice president, Thelma Heussner, seoretaryg Wilma Fellows, treasurer and Lorna Red an, Student Counc1l representat1ve Our class sponsors were Kiss Mary Helen Bowman and lr Stanly Hayden When we were Sophomores, we elected as our officers Dick lclann, presldent, Bob Ross, vice president, Margaret hcGunegle, secretary, Ronald Moore, treasurer, Helene Seliferlein Student Council representative, with Miss eolda Stimson and Mr Floyd Horcutt as class advxsors We initiated the Freshmen class at a party in the evening just before an All F1gh party put on by our class Lorna Redman and Bob Patrick were secretary and treasurer of the Student Council As Juniors we chose to represent us Bob Ross, president Dave Smith, vice president, Donna H1lcin5er secretary Orpha Hazen treasurer and Margaret VcGun egle, Student Council representative Uiss Phyllis Wagner and lr John LaRue were the members of the faculty who advised us this year This year Bob Patrick was vice president of the Student Council year, and lt was a huge success le honored the Senlors at the Junior q6D10f Ban quot on April 23, and tte J Hop on April 30 As we entered the classroo s for our last year 1D these halls of knowledge, contrary to public op1n1on we d1d not feel very dignlfied We chose as our offi cers, Ray Kraft, Presl e t Madelyn Heaney, vice president, Helene Seifferlein, secretary, Audrey Smitt, treasurerg and Bob Patr1ck and Madelyn Heeney, Student Council representatxves Our class 8dV15OT8 were r Valter l1ckel Hxss Gerald lne ifford, and Mr Dale Hallack Bob Ross was Student Council presldent Our benlor year was the happiest, but it was saddened by the accidental death of D1ck Mcuann He is to be remembered as one of our outstandmng class members Our Senior play was a three act comedy entitled nProffessor, How Could You' It was very successful ard tie actors dxd a good ,ob wmth it Later in the year we held a 'sklp day and j s asout everyone sk1pped Those who didn't, had fun anyway The Senior 1rls' Tea, Class Day Assembly Bacculaureate, and Commencement wxll take pls e 1n the near 'utu e Ye shall also be guests of the Juniors at the J Hop on April 21, and at the un1or enlor Ba.quet on April 28. 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Aww Zffiwff yi?-1 s L to R R Kraft, o Dmlth, K Wxlson, R Patrick, B Davis, D Dav1s, E Cargxll, A Smith 2nd Coach Jensen R Rasmussen, H Bentley, A Jones, K Wright, llttlestat, H Clothier, H Kitchen, D Metzer, J Rice 5rd Wasks, K Sprlngstead, D Donnely B Wood, A Blyle, Alonzo, D Humes O HUtCh1nB 4th Fletcher, R Willlams, J Lester, D Mlller, C Jeroue, Kennedy R Harper FOLTIALL With about forty boys reporting, football practice opened early in Septem ber under the d1F8CtiOH of Coach Ralph Jer en, who be an h1s sixth year as the dlrector of athletlc teams at Marlette We held our practxce sessxons rom 12 50 to 2 30 and then had to h1ke in to our la t hour class Coach did his best to st us in condition as he gave us six or seven laps or a daxly dose f etxff C81i8th6h1C8 along with our block1ng and tackl1ng drxlls We appreciated that, though for we w nt through the entlro season without any ser1ous inglr ies Te changed our style of offense th1s year usxno a s1n le wxng back form atlon wlth a balanced line, shxfted from the ntee , and found that thls worked well w1th the materlal avallatle Then North Branch was beatex 53 7 for the f1FSt conference win and lt looked as if the Ra1ders were off to a hood start Our next game wxth grown City was cancelled due to the death of Co Captaln Jlck McMann but the following week we put tte finishxnb touches on a mamroth bond drlve by trimmxns Yale, 7 O Then Deckerville was the nc: team tc fall victim to our runnlng and passlng attack as Coach used 24 men in cralxinb up a oO 6 win The next week we dldn't look so well as M1111Dgt0D beat us n a olocked punt, l3 19, in the last minute of play On October 26, Cass Clty brought over the1r heavxly favored team we score fxrst and led, 7 6 wxth four mlnutes to go but a c mpleted pass over the goal line for a touchdown spelled our doom The big day, the champxonshlp game w1th Croswell arrived but found wanting as we went down to our thmrd defeat, 6 O fe were fer from tie team we should have been After a much de erved bawling out and a week of hard work we ended the season against Sandusky on Armzstxce Day The f eld was water soaaed and also water covered but we played our Lest Dame of the year ana trcunced the eds, 6-O, for our Y1ftr win That was th Lib est thrlll of the seas r 1 t . '. ' ' . ' . . 0 . I . I l , . . . . H. . . . . . W. . ' . 1 - - J. . , . ' . B. . ' . . ' . D. , . . 1 , . v K V . Q . . . . , . . : : ' 5 . 5, '- 0 . ' , , Q: ' ' ' - ' I . I . P7 . 5 . , , - . . . , . . . . X . We opened our season acainst Peck in a practice game and won easily 3?-6. - ' v' , - L l A . ' ' - . -A H , . . h .- . . A I . '1 - . . . , , l V . . - U - 3 . - , . 1 . , . , . . ' us , . - 0 W A X . - s . ,, ' - : w , ' 4 , L., h .Y 2 K 5 I A Q 1 9 ' Z ' ' P 1 H Clothler Sr tackle Big and quiet a tough boy for opposing ends to handle D Smith end a six foot lad whose spec ialty aa snsgg ing passes. B Patrick S Ran from left half where h handled both punting and pass ing duties lads a hard ru ner R Kraft lineman played end, tackle guard. The fifth man in the op ponets back field, he was hard to stop A Smith guard made good in his senior year Plugged the middle of the line D letzer guard a midget ln size but hits like a g ant Alternated quarterback A Jones tackle plugged the left side of the line and played a hard, crashing game H Kitchen serve who was always ready when the chance came H Jittlestat J en tall and lanky he pulls passis out f the skies D Davis fullback at 150 he hits like a 200 pounder hard to stop as B111 Daley g1ves all he has to win H Bentley halfback tholgh not regular he was ready when call ed upon A hard working boy who always gave the best he had K kilson Back called signals and did the blocking Kept opposing teams guessing on offense and backed up fenslve line K wrxght year man who learns fast Played a heady agresslve game at center a 1 halfback ran at the rlght half back post 1 good pa1r of lers made hlm danger ous 1D the open B Davis guard changed from tackle to running guard to fill lc Mann' shoes Gave oppos ing linesmen a tough even1ng . D- Q e -1 sro e sr' -- -- -- al- -- ' ' B 1 . , at ' - , V -- S . . -- sf. - -- Sr. ,, ' '- -- O de- s ' To e --,Jl', C Y' . ' Jre back -- Co-capt. tackle -- a re- center --a first 0 , . 1 I e ' S I Q -- r .1 ,, r 5. C rg l1-- Jr. or d -- , . I - . o . , -- Sr. -- . -- Jr. . -- Sr. . . as . s Record 1 t L to R Coach Jensen, L Wxlcox, B Davis, D Smlth, B Patrick, D Davzs 2nd R Harper R Rasmussen, H littlestat, K Wilson, A Jones V 5'TV W Q rTb5Lu The Marlette Red Raiders care through a tough fourteen game schedule and by virtue as one of gave them Croswell, of winnlng twelve game and loslng two, they establlshed themselves the top notch teame gf the Thumb area Thelr Y1Ct0F188 for the year a co crampxonshlp of the Mzd Thumb League, shar1ng t1e honor wmth to wrom they lost one game The Ralders were ousted from the Dlstrict Tournament at Croswell by losing to their host to the tune of 33 to 27 Marlette Harlette Parlette Marlette Marlette Marlette karlette Marlette Marlette Marlette Varlette Marlette Marlette Marlette Marlette Hayvllle 25 Croswell 22 North Branch 17 Deckervllle 21 Yale 14 Brown Cmty 6 bandusky 23 Peck 24 Croswell 20 North Bra.ch 16 Yale 23 Cass Clty 51 Browr City 19 Crosuell 3' Squad members were D 'Peanuts bmith,center R 'Pat Patrick forward R McNess Harper, forward A 'A1 Jones, guard, R nBob' Davis, guard H Stat Mlttle tat c 'er L nLOFH16 N11 ox, forward R Dicku Davls guard 'Shark vilso , guard R Ras Rasmussen, forward S L . f . ' . ' ARL.. ,:..5'11... ' 31 .... ' 21 .... N 39.... 23 .... ' 16 .... ' 31 .... ' ' 26 .... ' 23 .... Deckerville 18 32 .... 22 .... . 25.... '. 24 .... 23 .... ' 28 .... . ' . 27 .... ' c n vv In .. ' u , I . : n ' n ' s , ent 3 . , .' H N' cl 3 '. W ' , , 3' K Ulu f- ,A v I rv n LJ - .. , , , ., , lst L to R Coach Jensen, L Lester, D Killer, K Wright, D Tapsen, 2nd C Jeroue R Collins, O Hutchins, B Iood, D Kennedy RESERVE BASKETBALL The Little Raiders had a thirteen game winning streak to maintain as the season get under way With several new faces in the line-up, as many members of last year's Reserve team moved to Varsity berths, the Little Raiders rcmped through the early stages of thelr schedule to run the streak to 22 ga es b fore losing to Croslell A second loss tc Cass City gave them a twelve out of fourteen record for the year Record: larlette Mayville 10 larlette Crolwell 19 larlette North Branch ll larlette Deckerville ll larlette Yale 4 larlette Brown City 15 Marlette Deckerv1l1e 11 larlette Peck 12 larlette Croswell 23 Harlette North Branch 10 larlette Yale l5 lerlette Cass City 59 larlette 88 Brown City 14 Squad members were s D Tapson, J Elliot D Killer, L Lester, K Wright 0 Hutchins, C Jeroue, D Kennedy, R Collins, B Wood, R Rasmussen . .- 2B.... 3200 26.... 22-.ef 24aIsa 21sees llI10tt9 Zgaqosslndulky 18 27.... ' 14-se. 18.... 24.,,. 24.01 18.... GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCAIIOI Under the direction of Kiss Spiokernan, the girls had a gyn progrna combining various physical fitness activities, rhythm glues, and team sports Fall brought with it not only football for the boys, but soccer for the girls Hear those shins barking? lhsn cold weather made it necessary to bring bare legs under cover vol leyball became the game of the season, and with cries of 'Side Out' Het were heard Basketball came into full swing about Christmas time, and the girls soon learned that 'You tcan't push' or that that's 'walk- with the ball This ing . season was cllmaxed by an: All-Star game between the two senior high classes,the third hom' class being the victor. Came a not too balmy spring, and with it, soft ball. With the sound of bat meeting ball, the girls physical education program ended for the year. BUYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATIOI' The p e program for boys was widely expanded in llarlette this year The program,in accordance with Federal goverment wishes, was opened to all boys from grades seven through twelve Approxinately 125 boys participated in the program, not including those out for major sports Another step that was taken to further advance and strengthen the program was to al low a half' credit per year to all boys taking the course. It is possible for a boy to earn one credit toward graduation in physical edu cation by taking the course for two years addition, the two year course was made ocsapul sory for all boys in high school The opening of the p e progran to a ludh wider group of boys was a forward step in edu cation in larletts P e 1sn't just a wartime leed although there can be no doubt as to its value as a process in training the war youth It is also a peacetine lsasure If we plan to have a strong postwar generation to uphold the standards for which we have fought, two hjcr conflicts, we must train thu for their phys ical well being, as well as for their nental and spiritual Q e e In it Of lst L to R I Halleck, R Collins, G Jackson, E Gisch, J Innes L Gisch, E Walker, I Tarapata, H Hicks nd J Shields, H Griffin, J Jackson, I Stevenson, P kailes, P Fox, Hewitt, D Bowen,V Paling H Pruett,C VanBston, C lorth, L J Griffi 3rd Innes, D Coleman,L Wood, E Inrse, D Burns, I Crothers, L, Stinson, 4t Stephenson, B Wood, I Horth, R Haag, A Hawkins, I leneth, I Pspp, P Iclsnn, G Hawkins, B Cross, L Vol: J Cameron, I Harris CHOIR The Iarlette School Choir is more than just a choir It is a group that has as an interest and objective the development of the lndivxdual voice and personality Good, strong and correct speaking and singing voices are devel oped through class vocal technique Each member is required to sing at least two solos during the year The choir puts on several programs which are highlighted by the annual Christmas program and the Easter cantata The alunni, which now total over one hwndred former singers, are invited back at Christmas time to take part in the program During lay the ohozr sent an octette and several soloists to Lansing in the All State Chorus, which was held at Michigan State College I e e e e s e 2 . . I ' . . . -ia. I I 9 o o s ee ls GO' O I I O U J. Belts, J. Hodge, R. D'Arcy, I. Iodunegle, B. Hager, hAl O I 0 I O Ae b C 0 0 0 0 I e - e e Clarinets a Oboe: Flute 1 Tenor Saxr Baritone Sax: Bas sons Sarrousophones Bass Clarinet: French Horns: Cornets: Trcmbones s Baritone 1 Bas all 1 Drums a Color Guards s lsjorettes a lsjor a Director x L lorgan, L Ross, H Pruett, R Haag, B Christensen,R terfleld, B lorris, H J Campbell, L B Vols, E lclee, Allas Wood, I Elliot load, B Hager, R Hennessy, I Papp Heeney, B Cross, H Corkins Keys, J Innes Fox Hodge Innes Stephenson Jackson, B Harper, I Svailes, I Tarapata Patrick, I lloGunegle, J Patrick, D Ialker, L Boyne, Coleman, L Stinson, V Paling, H Ihite, L Chisholm, Hawkins, T Baldwin J Tovmsend Bowen, ll J Stephenson, E Walker, I lalker, L Fleming, R Taylor H Griffin, I J Fleming ll L Cox, Bud Allas J Griffin, C VanEaton, J P Rasmussen, llclireaeb' Lane, B Boddy, J Roberts, G Hawkins, Davies, J Cargill, G Doherty Collins, E Gissh,J Benedict,R Collins Tarapata, I Papp, ll Barat Innes I' Dale Hallaok Hodge, ll. Innes, 'I Sullivan, D Slailes, ll Cx-others, lt But 0. , B. . L. . Alto Saxophone: I. . L. . P. J. J. A. G. . Q H. . D. . A. . D. . .' L. . . D. ll. . A. . R. . Q ll. . BAND The Harlette High Scnool Band which is active the year around,th1s year has a m mbership of sixty exght In the fall the marchlnv band, of sixty nine pieces, played at football gm1es, and ma1ntained 1ts usual prec1s1on ln drlll work The concert band presented several concerts, highlzghts belnb out on at Christmas and the annual formal concert 1h February honorlng band members mn serv1ce Besxdes this, the band has played for several assembly probrars, basketball games and comnunity funct1ons ortanizatxon within itself Before a student gets credxt, he must be able to play a solo on his lnstrunent Several students partlclpated in the All State Festlval held in Ann Arbor 1D May Offlcers for the year are Presl dent, Bob Patrlck V1ce presldent, Mar garet McGunegle, Secretary, Madelyn Heaney Treasur r Lois W od and our Librarians, Betty Wood and Marthalessie Cox . O - I I A The band has every type of ensemble . F . - . - 's 0 . : st to R I Diegel, U Glsch, X Crothers, L Couslns, L Prowse, D Hewitt Benedict 2nd Wood, L Stevens, L Wood, D Nixon, M Walker, H Butterfield J Flemlng L Vol: rd Gould M Gottler, P Jacob, E Mlnard, E Sullivan, W littlestat J Hinard, A Hawkins O Hazen, lies Stephenson 4 h Brown, H Pabst, E McKee, J Prowse, J Beltz, T Cowell, L aould, Proctor, H 'ooper HOHE ECONOMICS CLUB The Marlette Home Economics Club had 1ts organ1zat1on meeting September 20 at which tzme Dora Nixon was elected president Arlene Davies, vice preei dent, Iarguerite Walker, treasurer, and Lois Wood, secretary Forty eivkt girls became members Initiatlon was held October 14 The gxrls furn1shed football crowds with hot dogs and drinks after each home game They also served at the pres1dent's ball A pheasant dinner furnlshed the game and A Bad Taste party girls attended 1n poor orange was served during pheasant season The F boys the girls acted as cooks and WB1tF8SB6S was held November 7 at the Kindergarten Cottage The taste clothxng such as plaids and stripes of pink and On March 17, a tea was held LD the gymnas1am at which Irs Hodgkxnson spok on her ravels n the Orient l L . He ' . . ' . . , J. Ba I o e I e e o- 5 H. . ' , . 5 L. , . . . ' . .. , E. . . . , . t N. . ..... S L. . o . ' . . . - ,Lb U . .F.A. ' HOT LUNCH STAFF lst L to R E Morrell I Gotler, T Cowell, I Darling, M Morris, J Morell Fifield 3rd L to R Miss Stephenson, I Jacob, D Hittlestat, J Mzttlestat, M Innes, I. Knerley, E Grove, L Bates If . , . . . . . 2nd L to R R. Brown, I. Lamphier, Mrs. Brown, Hrs. Gerber, Mrs. Cox, N. Cook, ' D. st to R J Cowell, P lcKenne5 L Fleming J Shields, D Metzer,E Kraft Minard 2nd to R Mr Norcutt, B Ross, R Kohler, L Metzer, W McKee, D Hamlin Holst, K Fisher, K Cotter rd to R C Feist, R Shaw, L Keyes, K harsh, B hahaffej, J Boegner Waeke, C Innes, W Walker F F A betta living through farm1ng To see that these purooses are carried out, Job ehlelds carr1es a heavy club and acts as presldent The vice president and he orable nies man 15 Leslie Flewxng Whatever bus1ness 18 taken care of ln thexr m69t1DgB, secretary Donald letter attempts to write down Paul Mckeuny takes care of the funds What funds? John Cowell is the Farm Watch Dog Ivan Minard is called the Conductor All of these officers are slper vieed by Mr Norcutt who 18 the 8dV1BOF Alto5ether there are twenty eight in the organlzatlon l L . . ', . , . . . , I. L . . . . . . ' I. ' . . 5 L . . . . . ' . ' 1 . 'r:. ' . I '. I This organization has twelve purposes, all of which lead to one thing-- 'Z nl. .W . . . f . ' SHOP FFA DRAHA The M H S Drama program this year featured two plays: the Senior olay, 'Professor, How Could Youl' presented November 12 the Junior play, nHere Comes the Prinoel' presented February 9 All of these plays were dxrected by H185 Geraldine G1fford who has directed M H S 's plays for the past three years The Senlors paced the dramatic season with Madelyn Heeney and Bob Ross in the leading roles of Vicky and Keats, the Professor, with John Shxelds, Leola Gould, Lester lack, Wilma Fellows, Orpha Hazen, Donna Hewitt, Junior Smith, and John Cowell, 1n the supporting roles Spectators w111 remember the p1e eating scenes, the lottery, and the many schenes to find a w1fe for the professor, and Lester Hack's impersonation of the Professor's long lost wife Jack Rice and Pat Gibson had fun dressing up while playing the lead1ng Chuck Soper,Bill Mahaffy, Hubert Griffin, Lois Wood, Leslie Flemlng, Marjorxe Bauer, and Murlel White gave a very successful play People ltlll smile as they remember Jack fixing the flowers, or Granny bobbing up and down on the box, or Winks huntxng for his Hortense SENIOR PLAY CAST st row L to R I Fellows, J Heeney, J Shmelds, L uO d 2nd row L Mack, J Cowell, D Hewitt, C Sm1th, Miss Gifford Absenteesx Bob Ross, O Hazen ' 0 .roles in the Junior play, and with the aid of Bernice Boddy, Marguerite Walker 1 L '.0 U I . ' ul lst row L to R B. Boddy, J. 2nd row D. Neilson, H. Grif- JUNIOR PLAY Gibson, H. Rice, M. Wal- ker, L. Fleming fin, D. Davis, C. Soper, I. White, L. Wood, M. Bauer, Miss Gifford st row L to R O Hazen, B Lorentzen, D Hildinger, R Elliott, L Galloway, J lorrell J Benedict 2nd row D Chard, L Red an, B Newell, D Walker, H, Seifferlein, L Stevens, W Fellows, I lcCready Twenty two students under the leadership of lxss Gifford comprxse the Journalism class, and the publishers of the high school bi weekly newspaper, the Chatterbox During the year the Cnatterbox staff has publxshed a paper without fail every two weeks with a special Apr11 Fool's ed1tion Following continually a three column make up of nine to ten pages each edltion with a stable arranganent of pages, the Chatterbox became a w1de1y read newspaper, both in the high school and in the grades Outstanding edltiona were the Christmas edition and the St Patrick Day's editxon l . . . . . 9 I I 3rd row D. Darling, R. Pierce, L. Mack, C. Smith, J. Brown, Miss Gifford ENGLISH STUDENT COUNCIL lst L to R J. Jacobson, G. Doherty, B. Benedict, D. Rosa, G. Jackson, J Hoagg 2nd C. Smith. J. Jackson, B. Rosa, L. Morgan, H. Seifferlein, W. Wright 3rd Mr. Nickel, L. Mack, D. Humes, L. Wright, B. Patrick, D. Wheeler, D. Dar- ling SCRIBE lst row L to R K Harsh, J Westover, W Follows, K Wright, A Smith, 2nd row lr Norcutt, ll Cargill, J Cowell, D Kuxmitz,J Slnelda, L Walker, P1 Swalles Kiss Spickerman SCIENCE SOCIAL SCIENCE SPEECH COMHERC I AL IIATHEMATICS lst 2nd 3rd 4th JM!! WL TOY FO' row POI FIRST GRADE L to R vulma Jean Rosa, Robert Palmqullt, Alberta Cargill Susanne Ryan, Annette Weaver, Barbara lhttleltat, Ronald Campbell Joyce lets, Lorin Albertson, Darrel Blackett, John Caroffino, Hora Lee Benedict, llary Wilson, Dale Lick, Marian Proctor, John Gorslxne DaY1d Hutchins, Carl Hillaker, Donald Topham Janet Lou Coupar, llarilyn Foster, Karen Wood, Elvin Cox, Rodney Chard Larry Grmffin, Marilyn Ann llorrice, Joan Bracken, David Montgomery Robert Fields, Lowell Grimes Shirley laun, Betty Matthews rf- A I4 . and W' W iff' e ,ff W M 2nd 3rd st 2nd 3rd FlRol AND SLCOND JRADE L to R Thelma JOD6S,v1Fg1Dl8 Cooo1e,Lawrence lolann,Q1chard Spear,Richard Wood, Jean Matherson, Geraldlne Proctor, Mary Carg1ll, John Landon, Paul Dunsford L to R Charles Smlth Shirley Abel, Dale Bohra, Gertrude Woodard, Rex Garrles, James O'Shea, hayne Lambert, Charles Olsen, Lyle Foster L to R Thomas W1l1son,Douglas Vetter, Annette Ellis,Dorothy Prowse, James QVCOND JRADP Richard Benedict, Wayne Laursen, Joann Herron, Calvin Harneck Clark Marilyn Wlllis Beulah Boyne label Shaw, Richard Kraft Kinna, Sally Erwln, Sandra Richmond, L1na Montgomery, Beulah Roberta Brown, Leslme Kraft, Edward Herron, Tommy Rudd, Billy Cumper, Elaxne Innes Kay Zuehlke, Junior Innes, Ivan Davies Duane Thompson, Ronald Benedict, Roberta Paterson, Louanne Tapson, Jimmie Boyne, Glenna Shook, Cora Jean Taylor L to R Bonita Connie Peter, lst n Q. . . . A. Cumper, Patsy Redmond, Billy Lee Cooper, Marilyn Sue Hodge. 1 -A I I j I I 5+ Q d 3rd 4th 'st 3rd 4th F RD b ADL L to R Thelma Burns, June Lara flno, atherlne Clarx, Wayne Ford, Russel araft, Wayne Jlckllng Bobby Knox, Gordon Woodard, Fred Hillaker, Carolyn Blackett L to R Marllyn Marcxn, Leona Forbes I'a Jean Chrls ensen Doris owalles, Margorle Jones, Max Prentxss, Kenny Chard, Paul Byrnes, Cli ford Petter son, Marlene Lorentze Donna Campbell, Merle Albertson, Mary Lou Nlcol L to H Wayne Adam, Bllly Boebner Marbaret Rude Shlrley Satra Barbara Miller, Donald Sm1th, Grace Ann Wood, Bobbv Hodge Lawrence Turner,Donald Atkins, Tom Brown, Larr Burns L to R Mrs Ramsey Jlnmle An bht Joao loblnson Cean Wolfe Irvln Mlt chell Pat Lynoh, Joanne Caister, Duane oerstenrerge Patrlcla Howard, Jeanne oUll1V8D, Doxald Fraleigh FJ! RT' ol' JJ L to h Jeanette Jbble overly Hoist Arlene Ross :rma Jean Boddy Dorls uargxll Margaret Uclne son lla Leschuk, Loar1ne H1tChB1 L to R J1mm1e Moranlac, Lee Osborn, Philip Burgess Clarence Philllps, Donald Clarx Willard Kxng, Halter Kxng, Robe Pali Qouald Forbes, Robert Wood, Edward Zdehlke N1ll1am Ba hschmldt L to R David Boyne, Glenn Mlttlestat, Max Herron Beverly Able, L1 a YIISOD, R4chard Boody, Jxmmle Heuss er David Fumes Doablas Teale L to R Joy Stlmswn, Vary Helen M1tLl6St8C, P8+T1 La Taylo Don Lxck, Jimmie Satra Jay Drown, Paul Prowse, Davxd Lee Patterson, Gary Rich mond, Ron Huffman - T .5 . .l . . ,X , ,N - ,- . V 1 1 . A o I . . . . L 0 . .n . l , , ' I ' .V I A - , . , . n, . . . , v . l 1 I . A ' I I - u , . 4. A , . . , I , - ,. F . . , , o . , . o ' Y . .l' Y I I' A 'T 1 ., . .. B1-.Ev . ' 1 Iv, , L ...vu , .A , , J. .. , . . . ,. v. . . . , . A ' r , L . ,, . . . . and ' , . . , . L A , Y., U 'af , A . ' , I' S f v ' , -W . , .. , . .. . . n 1 T I - .. , . , L . . c r, I - lst 2nd 3rd 4th st 2nd 3rd 4th FIPTn GRADE L to R Ernxe Lake, Anne Hilcox Dean Knox, Loanne Scholz, Lloyd Holst, Leatha Shaw, Gerald Woodard Lola Innes, Roger bDBF11Ug, Mary Fralei h Bernle Lake L to R Aargaret Bryan, Harlan Bryan, Estelle Kraft, Danny Coupar, Barbara Benedict, Bobby Westfall, Lois Howard, Richard Lester, Bever ly Mulholland, Bobby Xukovich, Barbara Chard, Bruce Morrlce, Janet Lowers L to R Mrs W1lson,Kenneth Glft Leona Ge ber,Edward Ostrun,June Dabyns, Jerry Spxtler Vera Hew1tt,Royce Paw1oski,Patty Brown,Walter Butterfleld, Nancllee Wilson, Robert Quick L to R ndna horthrup, Carl Miller, Hargle Weaver, Harvey Nelson, Anne Ke,es, L J Campbell, Aary Lol Calster, Avxlla McMann Carl N1COl,PFUdBDC8 Snlth, D eothy W1ll1ams SIX' RADE L to P Teddy Laursen, James Lester, Jeanxne Olsen, Dorls Walker, Beverly HBFd1Bg, Beulah Carglll, Donald Williams, George HcMann, LaVerne Flshell Helen Fellows, Junior Brown, Bxlly Martln, Robert Morenxec, Russell Woodard, Gerald Davies, Janes Glover, Don Sullivan, Bob Rasmussen,, Leo Sullivan, Vernon Robinson, Oliver Mclann, Dorothy Ford Liss Reid, Steve Matwyuk Warren Christensen, Joe Matthews, Carl Hurd, Don Lichtenfelt, Audrey Westfall, Vxolet lezo, Thelma Hiller harles Chlsholm. Ruth Landon Dick Dawson, Richard HSDFIOH, Bob Clarx, Geraldine Wlller, Dorls Pot+er ella Clark, Leland Northrup, Dorothy Hoagg, Dorxs Humes, Helen Bukowskm, Blllle Wxlcox I . ,, . V I L ' 0 w o , I' I N v . U , x , . ,, . 1 1, P , rv rv l.. -.J 1 . . . 1 D . . . ,., , v .4 ,, . . '. lism F W 94 A Ong Ldlgl whgh my 9 C Gtr! P 7 T976 D'-if waff L-ff'-cr Ch V 11, H I. IZ-8 Y..-4 Q4 Flffer Z Don Man-:ef s- Loran L.-Q-asf' ...lan dr, f Bafwlig BQ4zLfac 5 -1.23 QPF Hawk? me inf is w35fmMEwX WN Pg 50 X WIN lc, , X ,gg 1. fewer 5 M. f Q ,, we ofmngcd Us F! H4 'ur' ---...Nm .W MW loolung car, P ki ' I ' I y K ' 'H' 4 ' 7.1 7 6 ' t . mc e ' BK- Mfr fumif K . K K K 5 , 3 E 1: b K K 3 K 2 f F? ,J ,, ,- - . 2-.r ' Y Ja kg K K Frgffg, figs L..k ,...f -. f K ' - if W: 1 . K ' . ' , 1, Marg K ,. ZKKK K K K f ., K I ,KKKK1 ,w a .,-, K 1 K Q ' 5' N 7 i , A 1 V - KA 41 . ,,.f: K- ' K 'F f KK 5 ' 4 L1 ' ' ww' W , L ff? ' - . ' .H MQ 4. EL ' K 3 K K in K A 1 Q :K - SK :KK KK ., ,E Q AK, ii .-,: N . 4 ,f mi ' V . ' 5. if - mf ,,.1 - A 1- v I 'Q U bill in ii' 1 Q, ,NJ Mi, 9' K' WK. . 'f K -, M 7 'A fggs f f'1'4fY-'-ff A f ' ' 4 'K-S ggi 5 ,W ' ' ' nn? K K QQ. . K h - - ,, . 7 ' I0 . ' :I ' K.: K - K , . if f , k , 3 K 11 1: l . 4 Ziff- -- ' , f ' 'Q , S . K, . sv. 5.1 , ' - K 12' 4. 2' 1 M ?? 2 W' 'C M KK K KKK, ,K g, K K X K, KW, 4'-W . , 'W Q it 47L 1955 A, i WP RIP! Frd MC HANK Born 1924 Dieu 1943 A warm smile laughlng brown eyes a frleraly manner looked u to wlth respect by underclsssmen teammates and ers an st1derts a1H Class yY6blQBHL foouball cl captaln a natural leads a we be of 'he class XC44, mck lS benuinely H1BSBd b the faculty ana hls cln s BrS .. ur Q mix -d'Q 5 5 f' ,Y 1 T oili . Y IO!! I Ax Qlllt F . 4 I I classmutes...aimired by teach- C ' . 'YJ-........ - . , .-- . ....... As . m F . .. of F 5 ' 5 ' T!F1,,, MJWM jynwfjzwf HXZJ7 jbflf WJ jmwff Jimi I JQJWWHJMM Mfifc All ,fifwjbz ffffbafjfpff 6 wwf 27 f ' fw ,fo M ' f ffQZf',4 ,Loan ' ff mf- xx fm wwf MJ fjzwff' ' Administration Band Basketball Vars1ty Reserves Board of Education Bus Drivers Chatterbox Choir Commercial Custodians Dedication English Faculty Football Future Farmers Grades Introduction First First second Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth TABLE OF CONTENTS High School Seventh Eighth Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Pictures Play Seniors History Pictures Play Home Economics In lemoris lathe atics Office Force Physical Education Science Scribe Shop Snapshots Social Science Speech Student Council Page 8 9 11 We, the staff of the Scribe for 1944 wish to take this opportunlty to thank the students, the buslnessmen, and the townspeople of larletta for so very generously subscrlbing, and consequently mak1ng the Year Book a success Editor in chief Wilma Fellows, ass't Don Tapson, Literary Editor Phyll is Swa1les, ass'ts Luise halker, Dave Kuzmitz Audrey Smith Business lan ager lary lemeth, ass'ts Carl Smith, Ken Wright Art Editor Joan Westover, ase'ts line Broln, lary Cargill Photography Bditor John Sh1e1ds s't John Cowell, Ken Harsh Typists Phyllis Swailes, Ruth Chard Advisors Hrs Jennie Slack, liss Janette Spickerman Miss larzaret Woodruff lr Flovd Norcutt Pb u p Rpma nowasns anonlsns mc L.:-pf. 29 15 4 7, 15 39 39 551 . 45 24 7 18 5 58 no 54 5 so as 45 36 7 so 44 41 44 41 - 45 55 45 48 46 42 46 42 47 40 47 , - -- s -- ' . as -S- s -- s -- - our :ho nm z uamn