Manistee High School - Manichigan Yearbook (Manistee, MI)

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PQ .-.- MANICHIGAN A L, Anderson, Lawrence Anderson, Marian Anderson, Mildred Anderson, Robert Backie. Lief Berglund, Alice Bialik, Theodore Boxell. Gladys Bracken, Marian Brugman. Glenn Bufka. Beatrice Christianson. Eva Clarkson. Ruth Clement. Harriet Cote. Beatrice Daniels, Lewis Duemke. Howard Dutkavich. Vincent Falk, Minnie Fette, Hazelle Firzlaff. Elinore Fortier. John Friske. Winifred Grant. Loring Grant. Rose Grill. Douglas Halter, Leona Hansen. Edward Hansen. Lawrence Henkel, Raymond Hensel, John PG Junior Roll llernianu. Carl llohner. Sigue Hunter. Donald Jach. Dorothea Jacobson. Harold Jarenmlno. Lucille Johnson. Carl Johnson. Mabel Jorgensen, Quentin Jorgensen. Rita Justman. Harold Kiszelik. Lawrence Kraczon. Anastasia Kraczon. John Kriefeldt. Chester Knudstrup. Elin Landis, Arthur Landis. Treva Lindemann. Oliver Lindemann. VVillvert Manchester. Margaret Manthei. Ellis May. Joseph McAdam. William Nlclutosli. Robert Meyer. Richard Miller. Paul Morris. Alice Neitzke. Dennis Novotney. Catherine Olson, Clarence Olson. Margaret Ulson. Nlilton Olson. Yersil Peterson. Anna Rademaker. George Radford. Adeline Ricliwalski. Leona Roy. Charlotte Schewe. Edward Sehimke. Ella Schons. Phyllis Sell. Ellsworth Shultz. Walter Skiera. Frances Smith. Adelaide Solberg. Ward Stefanick. Emery Studley. Ada Swank. Earl lVahr. Frank VVahr. llarry White. Irving White. Walter Vlflicinski, Raymond Wissuer. Sylvia Wolters. Alice Wioodrow. Mariellen Wresinski. Floyd Zavada. Marie Zientek. Anthony Ziolkowski. Eleanore 28

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N MANICHIGAN m Junior History As we look back over the panorama of our school life, our spirit goes back to those pleasant thrills enjoyed when we embarked as Freshmen in the fall of 1925. We at once assumed our responsibilities by electing the following oflicers to pilot us through the first year: President, Richard Meyer, Vice-President, Alice Berglund, Secretary, Paul Wlienekeg George Rademaker as Treasurer. The following fall found us again entering M. H. S., but now as Sophs. Ah! how we enjoyed gloating over the wayward Freshmen. We were well represented in athletics with several letter men in our band. The May Pole dance Went Off with a bang-s'nuff said. The officers we elected in our Sopohomore year were: President, William Macking Vice-President, Harold Jacobson. This, the year 1928, finds us claiming and assuming the lofty and dignified title of juniors! We elected with the greatest care the following people to represent and take care of our class work: President, Edward Schewe, Vice-President, Ruth Clarkson, and Secretary, Walter White. As for athletics this year, we cannot say enough. Two of the best members of the school's basketball team are from the Junior class, not mentioning the others. The Junior girls are also the Champs for the season in basketball. VVe were also well represented in all other activities. As the year is quickly flying, our next crowning event will be the banquet and J-Hop. Vile are doing our best to raise enough money to stage a I-Hop which will eclipse all previous records. So far we have put on a musical comedy entitled 'fRosetime, directed by a professional director, and engaged the Albion Glee Club, to raise money. As far as can be seen, therefore, next year's Seniors ought to be a class never to be forgotten! Hereis hoping solll FG ' pea 27

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