Marlette High School - Scribe Yearbook (Marlette, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1947 volume:

SCHOOL BOARD Harold Doyle, Trees.: M. C. Wolfe, Supt.g Wm HcCrea, Sec,g Irvin Cnllender, Pres. Chas. Wook, Kenneth Redmond, Trustees This group of officials has the welfare of our school at heart, Veteran mem- bers Jas Dale and l il Gisch retired last summer and two new men, Chas. Wood and Kenneth Redmond, were elected to fill their places. The duties of a school board in a large community school like Marlette are greater than those in ordinary schools. Our board should be commended for having established a school that is recognized as one of the outstanding in the state both in organization and in policy. N'1. 5 A I Mr. Nickel in his official capacity of Veteran Institute Director. Jane Cameron is Mr.WoIfe's efficient secretary. She graduated from Marietta High in 1945. , d? -X-f Above is Superintendent Wolfe pausing for a moment in his busy daylsactivity to have his picture talien. Jane's assistant is Irene North, a 1946 graduate. Irene also does Mn Nicke1's secretarial work. Maryann Smith is student cashier. As such she handles around 510,000 a term. 0 OLS It's a sight worth seeing any day to watch the students of marlette come and jig go on the fourteen school buses. The -v drivers have e very trying day of it even though they only see the students about two hours a day. Much credit should be given to them for getting us to school through all the snow and mud. Our hats off to the bus drivers of '47. . I hear the janitors are just about as had as Lbs. Slack about eating. They've been with us a long time and we would certainly miss them if they weren't here. They're always willing to help out in anyway. Norman Benedict and Dean Cook 'crlit C. Uolfe Superintendent Grade Principal Senior B Sen Dale Halleck Pnd ior Choir Junior Bend Jane Slack Commerce Banking Chatterbox Scribe Texton Killer Agriculture F. F. A. 4 G. I. Instructor ADMINISTRATION FAC U LTY 'alter .'.' Nickel Mn gcnool Principal Intnonntics Dircctor Veterans Institute Ralph Jensen Lcience Senior Sponsor I. I. Aeronnutic Instructor Golda Gaskins Tathematics Math Club Ninth Grade Sponsor Francis Connolly Athletics Econ Physical Education jophomore Sponsor Alma Kayser English Sophomore Sponsor Junior Play Edward Huntoon Shop Freshman Sponsor G. I. Instructor Virginia Raymond Home Making F. H. A. Senior Sponsor Beulah Rudd Core Eighth History Seventh Sponsor Betty Kiteley Kindergarten J Freda Brandt History Civics Junior Sponsor Joseph Ross English Latin Junior Sponsor I Floyd McMillan Biology '- Junior Science Eighth Sponsor Ruth Elbel Grade Music Grade Operetta English Maxine Wolfe Kindergarten Special Grade Work I' o i .. ,J rf Beatrice McDonald Second Grade Gretchen Rasmussen Fourth Grade Rosalie Muehlbauer Fourth, Fifth, Sixth Grades Virginia Connolly Sixth Grade Helen Marsh Third Grade 6 we ' ff - -pray ' likzii 'Q'-W - X, :fe ti L wfli S Q, A I , ' 12' L l PM f'5f?YQH,,? -1 If ef Nelle Hilson Fifth Grlde Anne McPherson Second, Third Grade Anna Henn First, Second Grade Thelma Jones First Grade If GRADES 07 f- lj, 'X if if - X . gy! J lst 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Row Row Row Row Row: HINDERGARTEN Brown, B. Bays, J. Turner, L. Leach, D. Neumann, M. Vizard, G. Hartsell, Olsen, P. Atkins, N. McMann, J. Shaw, A. Dale O'Shea, M. Ross, G. Cumper, J. Caister, W. Shier, D. Burns, R. Long, Cook, P. Christensen, P. Hummell, R. Jones, M. Erwin, C. Cox Boyne, G. Jones, J. Hoist, B, Lindsay, B. Boyne, E. Fisher, D. Smith, Lynn, L. Jones, L. Gerber, E. Mahaffy, M. Grimes Foster,G..Wood,F. Chrzonowski,D. Howe, L. Halleck, J. Cargill, T. Boyne, Sohn, S. Strickler, S. McRobbie, K. Wilcox, B. Fox Hodge,C. Taylor,T. Calkins, G. Miller, J, Davies, K. Becker, S. Russell, Atkins, B. Atkins, M. Kukovich, M. James, L. Lichtenfelt, J. Harris Absentees: K. Boyne, K. Beals, L. Marion, T. McQuarrie, D. Sullivan, G. Westover, A. lhittaker There are 71 children in the Kindergarten this year. Twenty-four children live in town and come only in the morning. Forty-seven children come in on buses and stay at school all day. Most of our activities are rather informal and are designed to help the children learn to work and play together. The last semester we begin Pre-reading activities which help prepare them for First Grade work. FIRST JRADE lst Row: L. Perry, M. Hillaker, G. Kenna, D. Lmnber, D. Toman, P. Schmidtke, C. Lamie, R. Procter, D. Jicklino, R. Potter 2nd Row: Mrs. Jones, F. Vizard, W. Mchdann, N. Rappuhn, P. Brooks, P. Cox,D. Forbes, N. Baldwin, D. Halleck, J. Goodwine, W. Petersen 3rd Row: M. Simmons, S. Levitt, D. Hurd, C. Boyne, R. Howe, H. Raven,M. Wolfe, R. Chard, B. Dunsford Absenteeszh. Heindl, J. Sanchez, C. Steinmann, S. Thornton, J. Wood, B. Force The membership of this room has been stable throughout the year with an average of 53.5. About 23 of our children have hot lunch every day. ' Twentyytwo children ride on the bus to school and the rest of the children live in town. Our chief activity has been learning to read. Our reading interests have center- ed around the experiences of the children and well with in their range of comprehab sion. The children have learned to read and write the numbers to 100. They have become familiar with number words and number stories and have completed the Numbers Stor- ies Work Book. They have periods for writing, spelling, oral language and social science: also music and art. -eo.. as ' lst 2nd 3rd 4th 5th , gam ma. , Row : ROW: Row: Row: Row: V-tr. ..,, . CC51,,' gn FIRST GRADE R. Cargill, R. Matusik, D. Redmond, J. Ross, J. Ruggles, R. Douglas, J. Abfalter D. Kennedy,E. Gisch,J. Thornton, D. Ross, C. Olson, J. Potter, J.Sheridan, R. Faszczewski L. Wiegert, R. Curtis, P. Caister, E. McClellan. P. Clark, B. Lance L. Armstrong, S. Patrick R. Strickler, B. Foster, S. Leaver, J. Hollard, S. Fuller, B. Mahaffy, L. Powell, J. Wilson M. James, J. Hem ing, D. Harris, J. Riley, R. McCoon, P. Sullivan,G.Lamie, J. Beltz Absentees:L. Turner, A. Riedel There were thirty-nine pupils who registered in our room in September. Through- out the year we have had five new pupils. They are Joy Sheridan, Andrea Riedel, Sandra Fuller, Lee Armstrong, and Ronald McCoon. Three pupils, Richard Kaumeyer, Sharron Ervin, and Donald Robb moved away during the year. This leaves a total of fortyione in our room. Twenty-five of these boys and girls come to school by bus. There is an average of thirty-two hot lunches a day served in our room. The main objective in the first grade is learning to read. Ebb you H' SECOND GRADE lst Row McClellan, J. Martin, P. Schneider, B. Jubb, J. Whittaker, M. Medford, ncquerrie, Mrs. McDonald 2nd Row Quinn, M. Seifferlein, R. Caister, K. Spear, B. Beltz, J. Howe, C. Cox, Chrzanowski, B. Neumann 5rd Row: Jones, B. Shaw, P. Proctor, J. Mellon, S. Ryan, R. Howe, P. Hoist McRobLie, M. Fishell 4th Row: Chard,E. Morgan,A. Sanchez,P. Perry,J. Leach, A. Strickler, J. Baughman 5th Row Shoemaker, T. Thompson, S. Albertson, J. Lytle, L. Smith, D. Jones Absentees:L. Lance,.A. Lacko, K. Streu, S. Smith, A. Perry, P. Bean There are 46 of the 67 second grade children in this room. Thirty-two of these children are transported by bus. In the Afternoon 15 boys and girls from this room go to the kindergarten cottage for special help in reading. In addition to our bnsic text several sets of supplementary readers am available: each child gets a weekly render and we get 50 books from our grade library which are exchanged every six weeks. At the close of our first semester we gave the California Progressive Reading Tam in which our children tested above average. In Aay we will give the Stanford Achievement Test: this test includes reading, spelling, and arithmetic. ' SECOND and THIRD GRADES let Row: P. Sheridan, M. Proctor, D. Riedel, L. Gerber, S. Forbes, S. Olsen, E. Herrmann, N. Cumper 2nd Row: W. Brown,J. Fischer,D. Harneck,R. Willis, L. Innes, D. Caister, S. Morricq H. Ross, L. Groat, J. Hartsell. Std Row: N. Christensen, J. Foster, M. Baldwin, S. Hoist, J. Cu per, V. Stolzman, J. Redmond, E. Amstutz, L. Knox, B. Holland, Mrs. MacPherson 4th Row: D. Cameron, J. Matusik, C. Mittlestat, D, Lambert, C. McCoon, D. Gerber, J. Hartsell, F. O'Shea, E. Quinn Absentees:Nancy Curtis The second and third grade room is made up of approximately twenty third graders. Of these forty pupils seven live in town and thirty-three come on buses from the rural area. The class room is located in the grade library. This has been much appreciatedby the children as they have had free access to a great nu ber of books this year. . M AL if,-.1.I'T,A - l I 4- f- p .- THIRD GRADE lst Row: K. Brooks, N. Bays, E. North, G. NoMann, D. Dlackett, L. Hager,R. Campbell, J. Weaver, L. Laursen, M. Cargill 2nd Row: F. Herron, R. Webb, P. Potter, D. Forbes, B. Cumper, B. hood, B. Mathews H. Heussner, K, Cook, M. Olsen, D. Lilliams 3rd Row: O, Wood, J. Zuolke, E. Lilliamson, R. Foster, F. Howarth, K. hood,R. Appel, M. Wiegert, D. Shaw, H. Howarth, Mrs. Marsh 4th Row: K. Hill, A. Heussner, L. Riley, P. Pawloski, B. Jiller, K. Shier, R. Chard P. Fuller, K. Howard, N. Burgess Absentees:M. Sullivan, C. Shields, E. Forbes, C. Ramsey, B. Scholz We have 46 boys and girls in our room this year. Marilyn Brown and Richard Holl- and started in the fall but left before Christmas. Patricia Fuller and Zary Lou Brooks joined our group soon after they moved away. Since we had so many pupils in our room, Mrs. Wolfe takes 13 pupils every after- noon. Marlene Olsen, Donna Williams and Marilyn Cargill have had perfect attendance this year. he have had several parties in our room this year. he celebrated all the importmt Holidays by doing something special. Thirty-four boys and girls from our room ride on the bus every day. The other twelve live in town. 1 ' Ag -cn. 4 4. FOURTH GRADE lst Row L. Foster, G. Holland, S. Haun, A. Ellis, S. Brooks, D. Montgomery, K. Hartsell, J. O'Shea, J. Couper, F. Crim 2nd Row W. Smith, M. Glady, T. Crim, S. Ryan, M. Morrice, M. Atkins,P. Redmond, D. Abfelter, L. Griffin, H. Hodge 5rd Row: B. Fields, B. Baldwin, R. Wood, F. Bracken, P. McClellan, J. McPherson, C. Loundsberry, A. Cargill, D. Ogg 4th Row: C. Eastman, S. Holland, B. Jones, N. Benedict, M. Hoss,'J. Harris, J. Carofino, A. weaver Absentees:B. Cooper, P. Dunsford, M. Foster, L. Grimes, D. Harris, D. Hutchens, J. There are bus. Landon, D. Prowse, D. Vetter, T. Wilson, K. Wood, C. Whittaker 49 of the fourth graders in this room. OF these 36 are transported by The children entering the fourth grade have graduated from the Primary departumt and experience their first step in growing up. Reading is still a major subject but emphasis is placed on reading to learn rather than on learning to reed. The reading program provides for mastery of and growth in the use of'ell the abilities developed at previous levels. A basic reader is used that provides reading adtivities based on interest as well as growth and guidance in many phases of reading. ln addition to the basic render several supplementary readers are provided. To meet the individual differences in abilities and achievements the grade library provides additional material. My Weekly Reader, a graded newspapeg extends the interest to current topics. Spelling includes phonetic drills, definitions, word analysis and the use of the dictionary. Three hundred words are learned in the year. L A K FOURTH, FIFTH, and SIXTH GRADES lst Row: C. Hillaker, E. Brooks, L. Webb, G. Proctor, L. Albertson, P. Arnold, T. Jones, B. Brooks 2nd Row: B. Mittlestat, J. Cumper, L. McMann, J. Gorsline, R. Kraft,C.Harnect, C. McQuarrie, M. Wilson, Miss Muehlbauer 3rd Row: J. Innes,L. Boughman, M. Jones, E. Arnold, C. Boughamn, M. Lacko,P.Byrnea B. Knox. Absenteesad. VanEtten, F. Lacko, B. Donnelly, M, Lorentzen, R. Stolzman, R. Garries There are thirty pupils in our grade. We had seven pupils in the sixth grade, but now have six. In the fifth grade there are seven pupils. The fourth grade num- bered fourteen last fall, but grew to seventeen. - We concentrate on the basic subjects especially reading, spelling and arithmetic The reading is graded so that we can master it and improve our reading ability. Every week we read one issue of 'My Weekly Readern. In arithmetic we work for ac- CUFBCY and mastery of the multiplication and division combinations. We also learn how to use fractions. A special unit we carried on this year was nlron and Steeln . We discovered how it was made, how it is used, and how it is distributed. We decorated our room during the year for the season or holiday. He like tzdraw pictures for the bulletin boards. In fourth grade geography we studied groups of people like the Eskimoes, Kazaks, Egyptians and many others. We found out why they live and work as they do. In the fifth grade we study about the United States and in the sixth grade we studied abou the countries in the British Empire. Several members of our class were in the Christmas operetta. We have music sev- eral times a week. i gQgqm1t Zn, HQ... mp. .ff 5 K.-P ' - r 1 J. rf' 16 lst 2nd 3rd 4th Row Row: Row: Row: Absentees:D. FIFTH GRADE Innes, M. Cargill, B. Clark, M. Rillis, C. Kinns, J. Herron, R. ipear, Kraft, B. Cumper, F. Smith Boyne, M. Shaw, B. Abfalter, G. Pabst, W. Lambert, T. Rudd, H. Bean, Boughman, G. Simmons, A. Morgan, Mrs. Wilson Zuehlke, B. Boegner, E. Schotter, ,E. Herron, I. Davies, D. Thompson, Boyne, B. Jackett, R. Peterson, G. Schook Topson, S. Richmond, S. Erwin, R. Benedict, A. Willing, L. Montgomery, Williamson, C. Smith, E. Forbes Benedict, J. Boyne, L. Kraft, N. Laursen, C. Taylor There are 44 children in the Fifth Grade, 16 of whom live in the village. In this grade we continue the emphasis on ureading to learnn. We think reading is the subject contributing most to the pleasure and usefulness of our future lives. We read on other readers besides our basic reader, and we completed a work book which develops the many skills involved in the process of reading. Geography teaches nwhy we do what we do?n That means how industries depend upon the natural regions of the country. We study all of U.S. and the Americas in an effort to develop the Good Neighbor Policy. Spelling and writing are just a combination of that taught in the earlier grades Language places emphasis on the ability to express one's self in words before the group and on paper. Band becomes an important activity in this grade for nearly half the group. 'u WT' , lst Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: Standing: Absentees: SIXTH GRADE E. O. Simmons, S. Brooks Shue,B. Mi1ler,M. Albertson,L. Burns, L. Forbes, C. Blackett, J. Brown, G. A. Woods, C. Wolfe, J. Robinson, W. Adams, D. Atkins, W. Jickling, R. Hodge, M. 0'Shea, M. J. McQuarrie D. Fra1eigh,D. Campbell, L. Lamie, M. Rudd, K. Chard, J. Knight, T. Keyes, J. VanEtten, M. Ross B. Ba1dwin,L. Turner, A. Keyes, P. Howard, J. Sullivan, P. Lacko, W. Ford. D. Gerstenberger Mrs. Redmond, J, Caroffino, R. Cumper, S. Cameron, J. Crim, F. Hillaker C. Clark, D. Swailes, M. L. Nicol, T. Burns, I. Christensen, R. Smith, T. Brown The sixth grade,composed of approximately forty-five pupils, has had a lively and successful year. Due to the hard work of the committee misdemeanors have been few. This class, with the fifth grade,highlighted their year by putting on a successhd operetta entitled uHansel and Gretelu by Hu perdinch. 1 4-. . .5 Ln. Nfl H FFWI is-I 'sT.WI. l'2 C. Mittlestat, R. Willis, E. Herrmann, N. Curtis Don't we all wish we were back in the grades again. 1 I as I'1l bet Mrs. Rudd wishes the kids would study like this all the time Wait until they get into high school. f... . was M .,,.,5 f ,153 6' YE? ..,..' V ,, 2 R. Forbes, Pres. L. Burmeister, Vice-pres. M. McPherson, Sec. R. Rudd, Treas. L. Osborn, S.C.R. J. Willing. S.C.R. lst Row: M. Appel, B. Bachschmidt, N. Boddy, D. Boyne, J. Brown, P. Burgess,L.J. Campbell 2nd Row: D. Cargill, D. Clark, E. Davies, T. Fitch, D. Glady, D. Harris, M. Herron Sre Row: J. Heussnor, D. Hoist, L. Hoogan, R. Huffman, W. King, W. King, D. Knox ' so QXWY 5' f -- Q . , 'fn W . X -QV 1, - -J 'tr' .sf X I A41 WV f X Ft- It 4 . I ff,Q i ' K 3 Q.. . so , - .4 Q ' 3 ' fl L I 7 W .D D 1 Vflfof? 1' -ffff 1 2 , W J, 'f . V! f ' 1 Q 'Q -, '. FY ' ' m1 1-7 -5. - 'uv-ur. - 1 Lake 7. g S.. in E. Lake 'dl M f .mf I. Hcgunrrie . 7 S' A. Iicfiann L A IcKunn 'N 2 H Elin J. 1.101-Robbie M an . rfittlestat ' A ' N R. Flood ll Nicol h 'dw i ' ,SL ff, C. Philips f if X A .g , -.. .-H : , P. Provfse A U G. Richmond . X A. Ross gf ' 1 2 ' P. Taylor W My gkw fi' ' A .,, 'P V D. Teale ' V . w'111 K1 L, , Q ..1. 1 amson ,lex Qtagu xL.g L. Wilson 1 B. Zuehlke 'vi is 4. ABSENTEES J. Markle, G. Mittlestat, J. Moraniec, E. 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Ross N733 . iw' - ,fl 1 fn' V. Jackson ' A 445' K wmv' D. Sullivan , S. . . Vining TIF .. v- ' Q 1- 0- V - . v . N i . . a. f x, A2-ol1NT.:.1Lb Chisholm, C. Clark, R. Clark, Sorsline, D. Jackson, V. Uezo M , Leaver, B. Lilcox, B. Serbort 1 lu. Diegol, J. Forthno, J. Navarro,A. Osborn, .9 G. Hiller T. Hiller 1 U B SCJPH MGRES Mwagi 11, Gan hp WW IILWUWI Q -H LS . E! 1 W ' -- T 1-l. -1. G ..,,. 1 et 2nd 3rd 4 th 'F I5 2 -AW Q x C if . li., f E x B. Martin, Pres. f 1515. f x f.. -iff c .,kh ix K 4 l 'A I. Maimffy, Vice-p ll. Hager, Bee. V, Fitch, Treas. row: 0. Alma, N. Alonzo, M, Baohechmidt, H. Benedict, M. Bays, R. Brant row: R.Byrnes, J. Cargill, M. Cargill, B. Christensen, B. Cook, L. Craig row: D, Evans, ll. Ferik, A. Forbes, A. Forbes, V. Geieter, R. Gornline, B. Hansen row: D. Hnnzek, N. Hawkins, Howard 1, . I W' f D 5 ,Q C Q G, A ' , ...AQ af- if 1 x nl' Q 'W' .cij ' .f 3 ' my ,X A f Tiff. ' 'x -V ,L W3 Q' CA -O X' ' LX Q i W. Harrell, B. Heussnar, G. Hoist, M. 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Kempt S. Keys A. King J. Knephler C. Merkel E. Lefler Y. McKenney H. Metzer C. North B. Odoeffer D. Paape L. Pawlbski P. Ramsey P. Rasmussen T. Redman M. Ross A. Shaw V. Skorupski P. Smith R. Vining M. Stevens M. Swailes M. lebster J. Zeeman A. Rebster F. Williams R. Liltse TUNICDRS ww al MDJMMW you Dan 1,0011 W EVM -1 'P 1 1 Q W If QV ' RH Ama., 'H - 1 2 J D' mo L H' ' i 'J' 4 .ln we-5 . K ,Kr ,R LF' I Z - V, , L ?2W LXQf'aV- ig., V, , H' x XX xx X A A l 1 R. Hodge, Pres. D. Murvicsin, Vice-pres. P. Hyde, Sec. G. Geister, Treas. R. Corkins, S.C.R. lst Row: C. Adams, T. Ba1dwin,D. Bentley, J. Boegner, L. Boyne, D. Brown,S. Buckrup 2nd Row: R. J. Campbe11,J. Caudell, L. Chrzenowski, P. Coltson, R. Cowe11,V. Craig, V.Cwrm 3rd Row: H. Diegel, B. Doherty, M. Elliott, J. Evans, L. Flannigan, B. Fortune, M. Fraleigh 4th Row: E. Gerber, P. Glady, J. Hoagg, R. Kay, J. Kohler, E. Kreiner, D. Lorentzen , , -Sib- ,, Q, :fy 7 0' 6 I. -L vw V? 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Wright ABSENTEELS L. Ilardeau, R. J. Cargill, L. Chishlom, B. Harper J. Iiloc, E. Osburne, A. Ozdowski, B. Piper, L. Spears, R. Taylor, J. 'halker 31 SENICDRS iipdsduw M WM pmfi Www WML W , 1 , K L ,Pg gyda YvL,L.Ln,4l2p ' Bowen, Donna Q 6.EKKLL'1 L1 Baldwin, Pat Band l,2,3,4 Choir 1 Journalism 4 E Commercial Club 4 Bates, Lucille Band l,2,3,4 Choir 2,3 Journalism 4 Co mercial Club 4 Home Ec. Club 1,2 Junior Play Band l,2,5,4 Choir l,2,3,4 Madrigal Club l,2,5,4 Class Pres. 3 Junior Play ant! , Burgesl. ry Choir 5,4 Eadrigal Club 3,4 Junior Play M Basketball Mgr. 2 Student Council 4 Burmeister, Harold f - j Qiyfm Class Vice-pres, 4 242 5355? Class Pres. 1 student Council 3 Annual Staff 4 r u Math. Club 5,4 Latin Club 1,2,:s y Baseball 4 M' ' Basketball Mgr. 4 Baseball Mgr. 4 Valedictorian ' ,CS in 1 Butterfield, Marcilla Home Ee. Club 1,4 Band 1,2 Coleman, Donald Junior Play Band l,2,5,4 Choir 1,2,3,4 Madrigal Club l,2,3 Baseball 4 A,gi,L IL 49 4' If Collins, Rex . Football 5,4 Basketball 2,3,4 F. F. A. 2,3,4 Baseball 4 Band 1,2 Varsity Club Choir 1 fgzollins, Rean Football 3.4 Basketball l,2,5,4 F. F. A. 2,3,4 Band 2 Baseball 4 Varsity Club Cooper, Ruthaleen ' Home Ee. Club 2,3 1 Journalism l,2,5 33 1 Cousins, Lorraine Home Ee. Club 1,2,3,4 f' f, I X1 f ol AA X11 jgbux Crothers, Marilyn Band 1,2,3,4 Choir l,2,3,4 Home Ec. Club l,2,5,4 Davies, Emerson F. F. A. 2,3,4 kj L uoLLJ Denton, Ila Mae Math. Club 4 Doherty, Gertrude Band 2,3,4 Student Council 1 34 Elliott, Jim Journalism 4 Football 1,2,5,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 4 Choir 5 Cheerleader l Varsity 5,4 Class Pres. l Junior Play Gifford, Wnlajean Commercial Club 4 Annual Staff 3,4 Class Sec 1,3 Junior Play Band 2,5 f 46.41 431.56 fu-1,5 Gisch, Lois Journalism 4 Class Sec. 2 Commercial Club Pres. 4 Tax Accountant 4 Annual Staff 4 Home En. Club l Choir 1,2,5 Salutatorian Gottler, Mary Home Ec. Club l,2,3,4 Harris, Helen Band 1,2,3,4 Choir 1,2,3,4 Math. Club 4 Harris, Bill F. F. A. 2,5,4 Baseball 2 Hicks, Howard F. F. A. 2,3 Choir 1,2,3,4 Baseball 3,4 Madrigal Club 2,3,4 Hoist, Ivan F. F. A. l,2,5 Hoist, Lila Latin Club 3 Home Ec. Club 1,2 Librarian 4 Hutchins, Leroy Football 2,5,4 Basketball 2,:s,4 Mach. Club 3,4 Mr Innes, Jennette Claes Treas. 1 Band l,2,3,4 Choir l,3.4 Home Ee. Club l,2,3 Jacobs, Phyllis Home Ee. Club l,2,3,4 Com ercial Club 4 Qhsrfcgihzf iff 7 Junior Play Football l,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Choir 4 Varsity Club Student Council Uri Q IQ-14'-L44-lffol , Jones, 'anda Home Eo. Club 1,4 Commercial Club 4 Kennedy, Donald Basketball l,2,3,4 Football l,2,3,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Vice-pres. 5 Math. Club 3,4 Varsity Club 55 D -ug in, Lester, Lew Student Council 2 Student Council Pres. 3 Journalism 4 Class Pres. 4 Math.Club 5,4 Junior Play Basketball l,2,3,4 Football l,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Scribe Staff 5 Varsity Club McCready, Dick F. F. A. 1,2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 McKee, Elva Band 1,2,3 Home Ec. Club l,2,3,4 Commercial Club Sec. Journalism 4 McRobbie, Dick Metzer, Larry F. F. A. l,2,3,4 36 Miller, Dale football l,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Student Council 3 Junior Play 1ath.C1ub 3,4 Student Council Pres. Annual Editor 4 Annual Staff 3 Class Pres. 3 Varsity Club Hinard, Esther Iommercial Club 4 Home Ee. Club 1,2,3,4 Mittlestat, Joyce Home Ee. Club l,2,4 Commercial Club 4 Morse, Marion Librarian l Home Ee. Club 3,4 Cheer Leader 1,2,3,4 Paling, Violet Band l,2,3,4 Home Ec. Club 3,4 Junior Play Lation Club 2 Choir 1,4 Papp, Irene Choir l,2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Madrigal Club l,2, 3,4 Majorette l,2,3,4 Journalism 4 Primeau, Georgiena Commercial Club 4 Journalism 4 Primeau, Robert Journalism 4 Pruett, Harriet Band 1,2,3,4 Class Sec. 4 Choir 1,2 K Commercial Club Annual Staff Junior Play Stage Mgr. 4 3,4 C CMU Pr vse, Jackie Home Ec. Club 1,2,3 Commercial Club 4 Junior Play Librarian 3,4 Knut WUMU lRoss, F. F. A. 1,2, ichard 3,4 Junior Play Class T reas. 5,4 Student Council 1 Shaw, Football 5,4 Kenneth Baseball 3,4 Smith, Leland F. F. A. l,2,5,4 Smith, Maryann Home Ec. Club 1,2 Commercial Club 4 Student Cashier 4 Librarian 2 Annual Staff 4 Student Council Sec. 2 Student Council Treas. Class Vice-pres. 3 Stephenson, Marjorie Band 1,2,3,4 Choir l,2, 5,4 Madrigal Club 4 57 5 Sullivan, Eleanor Junior Play Home Ec. Club 1 Librarian 2,3 Latin Club 2,3 QLfp.vLa,rN a..wa1 4 Swailes, Donna Band 1,2,3,4 Class Treaa. 2 Home Eo. Club l,3,4 Librarian 4 Vining, Doris Math. Club 4 38 in leo- vu flip Vo z, Lottie Bea Band 1,2,3,4 Choir l Home Ec. Club 1,3 Commercial Club 4 Latin Club 2 , I: i gg?lLl li C, 1431 lr6L?fW Wi elmsen, Alice Band 3,4 Choir 3,4 Williams, Lew Baseball 3,4 Football 3,4 Basketball 4 Annual Staff 4 Journalism 4 SNIOB GLASS HI SZNJR! In September of 1935, the graduating class of 1947 first came into being. low there are only six members of that original class left. They are, HarJori.e Jean Stephenson, Violet Peling, Donna. Bowen, Dick Boss, Lew Lester, and Dale Hiller, Much has happened since then. Let us skip e. few years until we come to l943g we are Freshmen, what a glorious feeling to be at last in high school!! We were inl- tiated and how!! Remember! Our oless officers were: Bud Burneister, Px-es,g Jeanette Innes, Trees.: Vs.la,1esn Gifford, 5ec.3 Gertrude Doherty, Dick Bose, James Hosgg, Student Council Rep. In 1944 we were Sophomores. It was our turn to do the initating. I still feel sorry for those poor freshmen. We were proud of Lew Lester who was elected Student Council President. We elected for class officers: Dale Miller, Pres.: Donna Swailes, Treas.: Lois Gisch, Sec.: Dick Ross, Student Council Representative. In our Junior year, 1945, we were very busy. The J-Hop and Jr. - Sr. Banquet were both great successes, end there was the Jr. Play, but we don't talk about that. We were once again proud when Dale Miller was elected president of the Student Council. This year our class officers were: Donna Bowen, Pres.:Dl.ck Boss, Treas.gValnJean Gifford., Sec.: Chuck Jeroue, Student Council Representative. he Senior year is the highlight of all our school year. We elected for officers: Lew Lester, Pres.g Dick Boss, Trees.: Harriet Pnxett, Sec.: Donna Bowen, Larry Burgess, Student Council Representative. This was probably our 'busiest year, but we loved every minute of it. Our activi- ties started with the Senior Prom, whim was about the 'best prom ever held in Hnrlette. Then ss we looked febward to Class Dey, Baccalaureate, Commencment and the Senior trip, we d1d.n't feel like digxified Seniors. We have had lots of hm in school and hate to leave it all behind usg it is something we will always look 'back on with fond memories. ' N X U ' by 55:15 .f2 , X iq 1.3 .3 . ,vm .'., 9 '? ' ' ' 57 v swf ANNUAL STAFF L. Gisch, Typist: J. Lilliams, Literaryg J. Slack, Advisorg D. Tiller, Editorg J. Kloc, Assistant Editor, H. Burmeister, Business Managerg E. Smith, Typist Absentees: h. Gifford, Literaryg H. Pruett, A. Ozdowski Both the Annual Staff and the Journalism Staff have had their headaches this year Remember how disgusted Hrs. Slack get when we didn't have things in on time? All in all, I believe they enjoyed working together very much. CJMTTERBOX STAFF lst Row: L. Lester, Art Editor, D. Hiller, Co-Editor, L. Gisch, Co-Editor, G. Primeuu, Typist 2nd Row: I. Papp, Copy Reader, P. Baldwin, Society Editorg P. Coltson, News Editorg J. Kloc, Assistant Editor, E. McKee, Typistg L. Bates, Exchange Editorg J. Slack, Advisor, J. Elliott, Mimeograph and Sales -1 . 1 P COMMERCIAL CLUB lst Row: A. McKee, Sec.: B. Rasmussen, Vice-pres.: B. Fortune, J. Mittlestat, Par. P. Baldwin, W. Wright, Treas.: W. Gifford, J. Evans, L. Gisch,Pres. 2nd Row: Mrs. Slack, Advisor, E. Minard, G. Primeau, W. Jone, H. Pruett, V. Craig, J. Markle, P. Hyde, L. Boyne, P. Glady 3rd Row: J. Prowse, J. Kloc, A, Ozdowski, M. Elliott, M. Smith, L. Volz, D. Raven, B. Simmons, L. Bates, P. Coltsen This club was newly organized this year for the purpose of advancing the interesw of the department. Membership is limited to Junior and Senior specializing stu- dents. The stenography class are original members and they initiated all other mem- bers. lst Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: F. F. A. R. HcCready, A. Forbes, Mr. Miller, Advisor, C. Adams, Vice-presag B. Herroll, Zndvice-pres.: L. Metzer, Rep. W. Harris, V. Burmeister. E. Diigel, A. Shaw, E. Lefler, J. Walker, D. Harris, G. J. williams, L. Sullivan, K. Qoraniec, E. Nauka M Collins, J. Knephler, W. Howard, E. Gerber, L. Nayk I. Hoist, Sent.5 H. Metzer, L. Pawloski, R. Chard, M. R. , , 1 ls 8 Seclg R. Collins, R. Bentloy,Treas. Hoist,P. Oberlee, arsh,J. Hayward, Row Row Row ROW : ff KO.D 5CQTi' ICS CLUB Smith, L, Cwusims, ,. Fraileigh, b. Fortune, J. Olsen, B. Cargill, Crothers, U. puailes, G. Hiller Gorsline, V. 3kropsPi,J. loagg, 3, Clerk, D. Potter, 3. nn1Ler,J. Ross Cargill, H. Ross, E. 31fdQ, J. Benedict Raymond, Advisorg V. Paling, Trfqsg '. Iorse, J. Qvans, M. Gottler , Coltson, Jec.g L. Jones, L. Donelly, A. Ling, B. Cook, V. Craig, Van Luton, L. Qmniles, '. Jtevens Qliiott, L. Bates, 5. Winard, V. Butterfield, L. Chisholm,D.Lorentzen, iller, . Fcllous,?,JxcoLs,J.Loc4ner,H. EncksckuAdt,I.Uraig,J. Prcwse . ua fm 0 '44 ' ,- 2' HOT LUNCH lst Row: D. Harris,D. Cargill, M. Appel, H. McPherson,J. willing, L. Hoagnn,P.Smith 2nd Row: Mrs. Mandret, E. Northrup, D. Ford, V. Skorupski, U. Vining, P. Jacob, E. Sullivan, XJ. Uottler, Mrs.. Smith 3rd Row: Miss Raymond, C. Hiller, M. Ferik,M. Qorse, E. McKee, M. Jones, G. Primeau B. Cook, A. Keys, F. Hoist Cooks: Yrs. Brown, Xrs. Cotter 's 1' ,f 'Q i , P. W, 4 S ji K1 ,,J .L- L . -my A, gA:?!m- 1 K ,ik 2 MATH CLUB lst Row: J. Williams,L. Lester,Sec. and TreaS.:D. Sulllvan,Vice Pres.5H. Durmeister, Prus.g Piss Gaskins, Advisorg C. Pierce 2nd Row: I. Denton, D. Miller, R. Hodge, D. Kennedy, H. Harris, D. Vinning What a serious looking bunch. Really kids, the club is not us bad as that, is it? Miss Gaskins sits in the advisofs chair again this yenr. No one hears much about what they do, but you can bet your boots they get the work done. We heard that they had a very nice Christmas Party. GJOIETRY Does line AB equal line CD? Do you know theorem six? By the time you leave geometry you will know all these answers. li 3 .uf :tc 6834 egg- up -,... .LW H ,,,,, - e , -as ' He.. . ee, , 1 n qv L STUDENT CUYFITCIL lst Row: J. Rasmussen, D. Sullivan, Treas.g D, Hiller, Pres., D. Thayer, Vice-pres. L. Burgess 2nd Row: W. Nickel, Advisor, E. Clark, M, Marsh, G. Mc Mann, Y. Williams, J. Diegel JUNIOR PLAY lst Row: R. Westover, V. Jefsen, B. Harper, L. Boyne, B. Corkins 2nd Row: B. Doherty, B. Kay, P, Cnltson, M. Elliott, R.J. Campbell, L. Bardeeu, J, Williams, B. Christensen The Class of '48 presented its nlay, nOne Delirious Nightn, on December 10, 1946. The nlay was rated IU local critics as one of the best productions ever to come out of Marlette High School. This was due to the able direction of Miss Alma Keyser and to the excellent acting of the well-selected vast. I 'Ng ax USIC W f .53 Q 1 1 X d I my Qgfg, l . t A l - lst low, 2nd Row: 3rd Bow 4th Row 5th Bow: 6th Row BAND I. Rapp, H. Ven lhton, B. Cargill, D. Thayer, J. Cargill, D. Marvlcson, N. Hawkins, L. Bates, G. Doherty, L. Bardeau, A. Wilhemsen, R. Hodge Mr. Halleck, B. Qlard, L, Innes, L. Howard, M. Crothers, IB, Holland, L. Scholtz, B. Sparling, A. Webster, J. Lowers, H. Bulmskl, J. Benedict M. Nelson B. Christensen, R. Pavloskl, V. Robinson, H. Pruett, L. Boss,L. Hutchins P. Hyde, M. Elliott, L. Volz, P. Baldwin, D. Swailes, J. Glover, R,J, Campbell, Y. Mclienney, S. Buclcrop L. Boyne, M. Wailea, D. Hoagg, B. Harper, B. Hoist, N. Shaw, M. Brian M. Webster, J. Innes, B. Kay, J, Innes, D, Brown, B. Corlcins T. Baldwin, D. Coleman, L. Chisholm, !', Williams, J. Patrick, 0. Geister, G, Mcl4ann, D. Bowen, D. Walker, H. Harris, M. Stevenson, P. Oberle, B, Taylor : J. Hoagg,-T. Gelster, T. Redman, B. Piper, M. Stevens, P. Taylor, B. Almae, W. Gifford, A, Forbes, D. McCreadqr, J, Rasmussen The larlette High School Band is the most versatile organization in the school. During the football season an 80 peice marching band is organized and specifi. outdoor shows are staged during the half of each home game. During the winter and spring months the concert band of eixty members is selected.. This group gives an annual Christmas Concert and a 'Radio Shown. Ihlring the spring the band participates in the district and state festivals held at Flint and Ann Arbor. me to their superior work at the Holland 'hxlip Festival ladyear the band has been invited to put on a snecial show in addition to the regular marching festival this year at Holland. The band operates on an eleven months 'basis in Max-latte. Summer concerts are given out of doors and in addition muy trips are made during the summer season. lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row 4th Row: Sth Row Gth Row CHOIR Halleck, I. Papp, M. Ven Eaton, H. Harris, J. Benedict, D. Bowen, Patrick. Stephenson, D. Walker, O. Shue, H. Fraileigh, A. Lobster, L. Cousins, Kohler, M. Crctiers, D. Hoagg Buckrup,G. Geister, N. Hamkins,M. Nelson, J. Innes, B. Cergill,B.Pipen Uebster, Y. McKenney, L. Boyne Innes, D. Raven,B. Simmons, I. Kozwara, H. Fellows, Y. Morse, M.Hansen, Frowse, M. Swailes, B. Rasmussen Hicks, T. Eastman,J. Glover, G. l.IcMann,P. Coltson, B. Harper, A. King, . Hutchins, L. Chisholm, M. Elliott, L. Bardeau, A. hilhelmsen Jefsen, D. Brown, A. Forbes, P. Oberlee, C. Teroenning, C. Jeroue, . Coleman, B. Kay, C. Marvicson, D. Thayer, B. Christensen, B. Corkins, Burgess The High possess a fair singing voice and show musical aptitude. The choir took part in the Bad Axe festival and the state festival held at East Lansing. It also gives an annual recital at which time many individuals are presented in vocal solos. School Choir is opened to membership to all high school students Wm A lst 2nd 3rd Ath Row Row Row Row: L. Nelson, B. Geister, I. Bardeau, S. Marvicson Burgess,B. Benedict, Popp, M. huckrup, Christens a small v The Madrigal Cluo is the choir. This group program each yeur. In presented a half-hour program at They also assisted the choir at t presents addition 'C MADRIGAL B. Harper Stephenson, D. Qowen, J. Patrick L. Boyne, Y. McKenney, M. Lebster, D. Thayer, en,H. Hicks,B. Kay, P. Oberlee, C. Brown,B.Corkins selected from the membership d skit at the choir Christmas community functions. This year the annualnEx-Marlettersn party held in Birmingham ocal group which is an orginal musical they sing et many he recital and took part hithe State VocalFestivaL 1 M-, 2 T V ' .W x X r ' Q VV? V 'MW is 'V 'Q K X ix X iQ XX 9 f ? 1 i .? . BASKETBALL This year's basketball squad had a good year as in football. They started out the season.by winning thirteen straight games. They finished the regular season winning sixteen games and losing one. ' This will be a record hard to beat. In the tournament they won the district by defeating Brown City and Croswell. This year's team was made up of all seniors except for Gar Redman who is a junkw. The season started off on Dec. 6 with North Branch at home in which Marlette won by the score of 44-31. The rest of the games were as follows: Dec. 13 Deckerville There 31-25 Jan. 31 Deckerville Here 48-28 V 17 Croswell There 55-35 Feb. 7 Croswell Here 64-24 ' 20 Brown City There 49-29 ' 11 Brown City Here 29-19 Jan. 5 Peck Here 41-15 W 18 Vassar Here 36-34 ' 14 Yale There 47-37 ' 21 Yale Here 30-48 ' 17 Sandusky Here 45-28 ' 25 Imlay City Here 42-38 ' 24 North Branch There 24-22 W 28 Sandusky Here 37-30 ' 28 Cass City There 44-29 FOOTBALL Mar1ette's Red Raiders had a successful season for the football year of 1946, Although the team was the smallest in the league they were still the best in our opinion. The team won 7 games and lost 1. The only team they lost to was Sandusky. Mousie, Rean and Rex were on the lst team of the all league eleven. Chuck, Lou, and Jim were on the 2nd team. The games are as followsg Sept. 20 Cass City Here 12-0 Oct. 16 Brown City There 27- ' 27 Croswell Here 18-6 ' 25 Peck Here 27- Oot. 4 North Branch Here 33-6 Nov. 1 Deckerville Here 13 n 9 Yale There 7-6 W 8 Sandusky Here 0 lst Row: 2nd Row 3rd Row lst Row End Row: FOOTBALL W. Wilcox, C. Jeroue, R. Vining, R. Collins, D Hiller Ca t R Coll' . . , p .3 . lns, R. Bentley, L. Lester A D. Evans, D. Hanzeck, H. Burmeister, Manager ' . Waske, H. Kitchen, D. Kennedy, D. Rasmussen, L. Hutchins, H. Metzer, Coach Connolly, D. Kempt, J. Brown, B. Doherty, H. Deigel, B. Almas, R. Wiltse, D. Kraft, L. Williams D. Kennedy, D. Bentley, 5. Vining, R. Collins, D. Evans, R. Rasmussen , A. Laske, H. Kitchen, D. Hanzek C. Jeroue, W. Wilcox, L. Lester, D. Miller, R. Collins .7 1:-'Lf Y M5 no . I .M 1 I . 145' 1 LCM I L H .-A BASKE'1!BALLVA.RSI'1'Y 1stBov: L, Lester, G. R.ed.ma.u, J. Elliott, D. Miller, G, Juroue Rnd Row: H. Burmeister, R. Collins, D, Kennedy, R. Collins, Coach Connolly , M lst Row: L. Tfilliams, D. Lichtenfelt, T. Redman, D. Sullivan, R. Kennedy 2nd Row: IE. Deige1,J. Geister,B. Fitch,D. Harxzek,R.Wi1se, Coach Connolly 5I I P Annual Staff. . . Band ........ Basketball .... Buses ...... Chatterbox .... Choir .......... Classroom snAps.... Commercial ..... Faculty .... Football .... Freshmen .... T. F. 1 .... Grades 1-6 .... Grade snaps .... History ..... Home Ec .... Hot Lunch... Janitors .... Juniors ..... Junior High .... Junior Play .... Madrignl Club.. Math. Club .... Office Staff... Seniors ....... School Board... Snaps ...... Sophomore! ..... Student Council.... INDIX ..41 ..50 ..56 ...3 ..4l ..5l ..48 ..42 ...4 .0055 ..25 ..43 ...7 ..18 ..39 ..44 ,,45 ...3 ..29 ..19 ..47 ..52 ..46 ...2 0.32 ...1 ..57 ..26 .,47 nm.. ...va 1. mum nurrnllv anon, unc 1947