Memphis High School - Memphian Yearbook (Memphis, MI)

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Class Lead By Rookies Left: Treasurer Sean Marnon, Vice President Lynn Morgan, President Donn Dirven, and Secretary Carmen Berlinger. Presidential responsibilities don’t keep Donn Dirven from Smiling. Beside holding a class office, Donn is also a tackier on the football team. I This year’s Senior class was led by four first-year officers. The group planned a bike-a-thon, a candy sale and concession stands at the basketball games. Vice President, Lynn Morgan proved helpful to the yearbook class when she volunteered to pose for a before-and-after picture in our ad section of this book. The Fred Vincent award was earned by Treasurer Sean Marnon, quarterback on the varsity football team. He participated in basketball as a guard. “Trying something I’ve never done before was one reason for running for the office of secretary”. Car- men Berlinger stated. An active cheerleader. Carmen also helped organize the senior play. % 85

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STUDENTS REACH THE TOP Salutatorian— Margie Nowakowski Valedictorian— Mary Jo Swidersky New this year is a 1 2 point grading system. In previous years student scores were computed on a 4 point scale. A “D” was worth one point, an “A” was worth four points. The 12 point grading system allows the pluses and minuses to be tabulated into the overall grade point average. Thus an “A- ' is worth ten points and an “A+” is worth twelve points. It gives students the incentitive to try and obtain the highest grades possible. Donn Fowler, Carol Ann Krezemecki, Kathy Kollinger, Michelle Birchmeier, Kathy Frisby, Sally Boltik, and Sean Mar- non. Absent from picture: Betsy Koppinger, Sandy Rucinski, and Cindy Yeak. 84

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THIS YEAR WE’RE Loretta M. Albert Carmen D. Berlinger Michelle Birchmeier Mark Buckbee Edward M. Burg Susan L. Champine 86