Manistee High School - Manichigan Yearbook (Manistee, MI)

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Most Popular Most Beautiful Most Handsome Best Natured Best Excuse Maker Cutest Wittiest Best Dancer Best Athlete Class Comedian Inseparables Fashion Plate Arguer Brightest Most Likely To Succeed Always Late Gum Chewer Senior Hall of Fame BOY Jerome Derengoski Severin Wieda Ed Knaille Dave Rozga Ed Piotrowski Bill Johnson Ed Gunderson Jerome Sobczak Mac Pennell Ellsworth Schimke Carl Exner Pete Murphy Harry Sponnoble Jerome Derengoski Jerome Derengoski Milton Peterson 21 GIRL Cleora Forth Dorothy Berglu nd Dorothy Berglund Garnet Englund Ethel Falk Cleora Forth Phyllis Hansen Dorothy Lundbom Olive Cole Ardis Baldner Grace Topping Cleora Forth Cleora Forth Cleora Forth Margaret Knudstrup Bernadine Anderson

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Jerome Sobczak's department store was pictured. Evelyn Pepera was personnel di. rector at 310,000 a year. She was heard to confide to Marjorie Kobutsky and Regina Kostecki that the secret of her success was in agreeing with everyone. Charlene Mucha was manager of the hardware department and Grace Fearnow was demonstrating to Phillis Popa how to bake a sponge cake- Garnet Englund managed the adjustment office. No matter what was wrong with the merchandise, the customer always left sat- isfied by Garnet s excuses. Glenn Pierson had just left the office after complaining that the suit he bought was three sizes too large for him. Robert Peterson had sold it to him. Across the street Bob Bjorkquist and Bob Christensen had a food and meat market. Dorothy Christensen and Margaret Peter- son kept the books and did the ordering. The scene changed to a broadcasting Sta- tion. Marijane Gustafson was demonstrat- ing to the listeners, by means of television how to become a beauty specialist. ln the 3 chair was Ethel Falk. Grace Pirsig was the announcer, and music for the program was supplied by Marge Zielinski's all girl orch- estra, which included Marcia Field, Lorraine Stevens, Ruth Kieling, Mildred Nelson, and Ruth Walle. Gail Zimmerman, Mae Racine. and Janice Przyblski made up a vocal trio, Leslie Jorgensen, brilliant electrical engin- eer, designed and installed most of the equipment. The following reel gave us a flash of an airplane designing and manufacturing company, owned by two former army men, Harry Sponnoble and Ed Piotrowski. Their chief engineer was Steve Pulcyn, and Don Swanson and Gerald Sytek were test pilots. As the last scene was flashed, Dorothy Lundbom, a secret agent, was reporting that Jerome Piotrowski had evaded his income tax, and was in danger of a gcvern- ment trial unless he paid up. The lights went on, but the staff Wanted to see more. Mr. Campbell agreed, but sud- denly there was a loud explosion, and the projector burst into flames!

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Senior Play THE KING RIDES BY by Lee Owen Snooks Presented by the SENIOR CLASS, March 10 and 11 THE CAST: JUDGE DORSET William Johnson SIMMONS, the butler Edmund Knaifle LORANDA,the maid Helen Chadwick CECILY DORSET Frances Piechowiak CAPTAIN WHEATLEY Dennis Shea DEBORAH WINCHELL Phyllis Hansen HAL STANLEY Edward Gunderson BARONESS VON ESCHENBACH Wanda McIntosh VALERIA DORSET Garnet Englund CASH MCCORD, the prince Severin Wieda STUFF Y Peter Murphy KATHERINE WELLS Evelyn Pepera The plot concerned the visit of a supposed prince, in reality a jewel thief, to the mansion of a Chicago judge. Through the efforts of the judge, the thief is reunited with his ex-wife and given a chance to go straight. 22