Manistee High School - Manichigan Yearbook (Manistee, MI)

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In the palm DOROTHY in Washington, D. C. Shall a secretary be. CORA and LEE will decorate Homes in California state. BOB ANGELL, lawyer for GM Has JOYCE ANDERSON typing for him. ALVIN, a trapper in 'Laska is he. DON BOWERS managing the A 8. P. ALICE JEAN won a good size purse For her prize photo of JUNE the nurse. JOHN BURSON flies o'er many stations, While OVON CALLANDER takes dictation. LOIS CALDER cleans a cottage small. BILL CHAPMAN designs the factories tall. CONWAY has his own garage. LEROY Ifootballl is a one man barrage. JERRY tests planes for Curtiss and Wright. Teaching gymnastics is DONNA'S delight. Miss FIELD, a teacher, Miss ENGWALL, a nurse. EDIE has said, For better or worse. PHILLIP sails upon the seas. FORTH edits the Daily Breeze. While SUEJAYNE does her social work, FLORENCE her housework does not shirk. GRABOVVSKI, ED, likes chemistry. Singing for radio is CATHERINE G. MARGE is on a Wisconsin farm. JOYCE DAHLGREN makes a good schoolmarm. ED HAHN is a business man. CHARLES HANSEN flies planes from here to Japan LUCILLE likes to fix new hair do's. MARY HANSEN sells some cute shoes. BILL CRAMPTON scans the deep blue sky For weather signs, so HARVEY may fly. MARY likes insurance work. GLORIA, pharmacist, is not a soda ierk. MARSHALL has a photographic shop. HERRMANN, a salesman, flies from stop to stop. On a roller-coaster rode our RAE. LILLIAN HUGHES was married today. ALICE JOHNSON, also is wed. ROSALIE, a dietitian, many people has fed. HAROLD does tricks on the flying trapeze. SUZANNE is married, lives a life of ease. Business man is JOHNSON IKENDALLI. KEMPF is stenographer for Mr. Bendle. JOHN KONlCKl'S still with Uncle Sam. WILLIAM LIDTKE is our mailman. Two more of our girls in Washington: JOAN and JACQUELINE are both having fun. VIRGINIA owns a ranch out west. ol Your I-land L22l As athlete, KEN is one of the best. A teacher of typing is Miss KNUTH. JOE JACH is sailing abroad, forsooth. RUSSELL'S in the Navy, so is FRED. MILDRED will soon marry it is said. DR. MACDONALD is a psychiatrist who has no peer. RICHARD MASON is praised as an electrical engineer GEORGE drives a racing car. ROSEMARY wants to travel far. Social workers are CHARLOTTE and NAN. They're in Chicago, work hard as they can. LOIS O. with a name band does sing. BUGGS says Sport writing is the thing. President NOWAK you will some day say. BILL SCHMELING has flown in his plane to Malay. Interstate Trucklines are owned by BILL PAYNE. JIM KROGEN in shipbuilding is using his brain. A marvel in business dealings is FLORIAN. That, too, is what BEVERLY would glory in. If you want to advertise, see ARLENE. BONNIE'S a lawyer, the best we have seen. CECELlA'S a nurse, CAROL'S a housewife, JOHN POPA'S been writing all about sports life. Some others are married, do you know who? They're NETTIE and ALICE and HELEN and LU. We have several girls who have risen to fame, By nursing. They're BETTY, BARBARA, and LORRAINE SHIVELY a mechanic, OTTO an engineer, OLEN'S somewhere on a newspaper, never fear. SKlERA'S with a big baseball league. CYNTHIA'S stories are filled with intrigue. EVELYN SCHNEIDER'S a great dress designer. EVELYN T. likes travel on an ocean liner. The Misses SONNENBERG and TENNANT Are sectaries for movie star Bennent. MARIAN decorates interiors of homes. Secretary WOEBBEKING would like to roam. SHIRLEY takes pictures for' 'Life magazine, Miss TOBEY sings o'er a radio beam. LORETTA VEINE has a beauty shop. BOB'S ol? on a southern motorcycle hop. DEBBY'S a buyer of women's clothes. PHIL, a phys-ed, coach is kept on his toes. f X . 2: N Q gig 5 ,,,, If

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Debby Wurts Arlene Woebbeking Mildred Zwiefka College College - Stenogruphic Business Thi: clever young lady, She Jay: but little, Although the lart, possessing great style, ami that little well. far from the least. Will make a cute co-ed J,H,,p 3 W1 4 wry fbvff while- National Honor soc. 3, 4 J-Hop 3 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 4 ww 'vii l' s ..m J-l-lop . . .1945 ln a colorful setting depicting scenes of the DEEP SOUTH, M. H. S. students attended the long awaited J-Hop on May 18, 1945. This event of the year was sponsored by the juniors in honor of the seniors. Those in attendance exchanged their program dances before the entrance of a stately old southern mansion that lined the south wall of the gymnasium. From the mansion portico came the musical strains of Roger Dancz and his Ludington orchestra. Silhouettes of southern belles and southern gentlemen formed the background of the colorful hollyhocks and rose-covered trellises and arbors surrounding the dance floor which represented a country garden. Azure blue streamers forming the sky added to the realness of the setting. Completing the elaborately decorated scene were weeping willow trees with their moss-covered branches. The evening was climaxed by the grand march which was led by the general chair- man of the J-Hop, Bill Chapman, his guest, Marian Swensen, and Phil Schnorbach, senior class president, and his guest, Cynthia Stege. Much credit was due our class advisers, Miss Vivian Greenhoe and Mr. Norbert Radtke, for their assistance in making this J-Hop such a success. Unfortunately, because of faulty equipment, we were unable to secure pictures of this event for the Manichigan. l21l

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Fosier lends a hand to Bowers A senior and iwo sophs ioin hands io make the G. A. A. dance a success Walter, Buggs, Cyn, and Susie get a little advice from J. W. l23l HELPING HAND