Marlette High School - Scribe Yearbook (Marlette, MI)

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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. I B 1 ' l v :r v g . O , . . we . ' ' : ' 3 - - 2 3 3 A I I ' Q . . 1 I 0 . Z '. - : 's -- 5 ' v . . 5 . a . 5 . . . ' . - . I - a . , A . , . I l C Q -. ' . . , 5 A - . A I P I 1 ' 1 ' O -ll X . l I . - I We presented nOne Horrible Nlght,' a three-act mystery drama, in our Junior . . . -P . - 1 ' e . . D . 7 . . - Y 'j R 5 1 , . . . . A . 1 J. I . - ' G . . ' . A an I O 4, T ' ' - K ' a - .nv u t - In -.11 . s' 1 , ' . c ' .. . 1 r . J ' - J ' -S ' W

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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