Manistee High School - Manichigan Yearbook (Manistee, MI)

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N nz -A ' II' 'V 1 N Q -' 6 K ' kt t ' K A ' , X X Q pl' J , tem Se D b if ev' Presented to you - students of Manistee High School, Manistee, Michigan, by the Annual Staff. 'l C0-Editors Bz l Hansen Barbara Bloomquist 'Dedication . .. es? T., jgw HARRY FOSTER He keeps our house in order. He's an ever p1-lent help in time of trouble and our best pal. 4 Order of Business PRELIMINARY INFORMATION Introduction 2 ssssss. it I MAIN MOTIONS Superintendent -. ...,. - Board of Education .dA... Principal .,.....,, 2 Secretaries Faculty e...... PRIVILEGED MOTION S Seniors - ........ ,O ...,e.....,e I .... 2 ,- SUBSIDIARIES juniors ..,u...,,i Sophomores ,... Freshmen .,..e,..., Eighth Graders ,.,.. BUSINESS PENDING Life and Organizationse ...... ,..e . ,- ORGANIZED . PLAY Football ....... ,.... Basketball ...... SPECIAL ORDERS Advertising ...... 22,1-5 6 6 7 7 8-9 10-21 22-24 25-27 28-30 31-52 35-47 48-53 54-58 59-79 Mr. Wilde and the Board of Educa- tion competently carry on the work of administering the Manistee Public School system. It is they who fix the proper times to convene, to adjourn, and to rake a recess. Our school life would be a rather disorganized meeting without their conscientious planning. D. L. WILDE, A.B., A.M. Szzperifztefzdevzt of Schools Western Michigan College University of Michigan Our Bmw! of Managers Left to right: Mr. Sterling Deehr, Mr. H. D. Harriss, Mr. D. L. Wilde fstandingl, Mr. john Batdorff, Mr. Chester L. Adams. Absent: Mr. john Campbell, school attorney. 6 Mr. Bendle is our supreme judge who holds the right of trial and punishment of the student body. He also grants us privileges, is our chief parliamentarian, protects the rights of the minority as well as those of the majority, and sees that we adjourn with proper decorum. ll nf ljfxfjj xt L. C. BENDLE, AB., AM. It Ca xy' Principal f University of Michigan fs. ' 2 1 I Q i l Y SOLBERG EMMA JOLLY GLORIA BERG ' Mrs. jolly, secretary to Ui superi ent, omptroller of teacher funds, xecutive secretary, ori Bet cl of he attendance court for those who take a recess when i will order, and Betty Solberg, secretary to the principal, to whom we appeal whether it's to be excused from duty, getting leave to go home, or for auditing our funds. 7 john Bedingham, Englirb S ocial Stadief Michigan State Normal College Bertil A. Carlson, B.S. C ommercial Northern State College Ferris Institute Univetsit Wisconsin Maw VDorothy Booth, A.B. Language University of Toledo ln V!4lgj shbutne, 1 o e Ecofzomicr 1 I - fy of wisconsin Elizabeth Taurges B.A., B.S., A.M. Librarian University of Minnesota Carleton College XX? 'Aa Q4 Sl?-XXX l Wiwcff Glen Hunter, B.S. Social Studie! Athletic: University of Minnesota Northern Michigan College of Education Max Hegler, A.B. Science Central Michigan College University of Michigan Q Alfred Arnold, B.S. Ployrical Eclacation Englirh Central fMiChig n Colle e s if' 43 42 M41 , X! Norbert Radtke, A.B., A.M. Marbematicr Michigan State Normal College University of Michigan Dora Kulow, A.B. Englirb Dramatic! fi K Rhode Island C llegejibl Educatio . State Univ Qsity owa if Cynthia Engwall, B.S. Pbyrical Education 1 I 5-Vjgleyanx i it Ni Wi Nora Apsey, B.S. Bmrirzerx Michigan State Normal College Ferris Institute Victor Iams, B.S., M.M. Muric Bowling Green State University Columbia 'University Ralph H. Tuohy, B.SL A.M. .f ff' I ll 'plrivltiug f CliemQl,,fMicliigzin, College Univef5iri1-Qg-ntrcliigryl l . ix JV, ',,f .4 I. I, Ward Apsey, A.B., A.M Social Studie: Central Michigan College Education University lligtliigan 1 :N it U Victor Simons, B.S. Imiurtiriul Arif Western Michigan College Elizabeth Jarka, B.S. Matbenmricr Science H info ry Michigan State Normal College 'Plhtnit J. XV. Krause, A.B., A.M Euglirla Asbury College Hamline University University of Michigan Vivian Greenhoe, A.B., S.M. Ge ograpby Englirb Central Michigan College University of Chicago Holland Capper, A.B. Science Albion College Karl Hovxe B Bm nm W e Cen travlii i l ge If If I Anne Iben, R.N. School 1 V-rr Hope Coll Butterworth ospital D Pl V P d C 1 b s y T LaV Bachinsk P d Privileged Motions SENIORS EHHUH WSE U? IEEHE Myron Adamski Industrial Arts Newer Jay more th n if nerei- a sary. Tumbling Teami5, RiflewClub , 3, 4 lcl K . will Lorna Albertson College A blush is beautiful buf often L iucmwenienl. Salutatorian J-Hop, Chairman - Annual Staff 1, National Honor Society 3, 4 TXN.. Elaine Artist Ste og O were Laverne Bachinski Business A little 7l0!2.f6I1Je now aml then I5 relished by the best of men. Student Council 1 Class .President 2, 4 J-Hop 5 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Rifle Club 3, 4 Tumbling Team 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 5, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3 Class Basketball 1 Carol Battige College Stenographic Shari on stature, long 011 pep. Student Council 1 Class Treas. 2 Class Sec.-Treas. 4 4,3 J-Hop 3 Band 1, 2, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 3, 4 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Drama 2,.3, 4 Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 Eleanor Albrecht ff' Sten0graPhic 6.1 Cheerfulnexs if - 'GH-51.7007 of goorlnemfx , Chorus 1 1' flj 'A 4 ' Q 1 ,f , I I . J-Hop cv lv K by in of J WL! H' P' I l 5 LL' ll' .1, -fr If M 1' J em Anderson Business If I only had time for lhingx that matter. - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Basketball 3, 4 Band 1, 2 J-HOP Red Cross 2 Dramatics 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Sec. 2 Loriahne Ax College-Business A good friend both staunch and lrue. A good Jport when f1m'.r in view. Band 1, 2 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 J-HOP Class Basketball 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 Willianm Axce College An athlete and a mighty one, who play: until the game is won. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 IHOP National Honor Society 4 Qui L If B, 'ara lo rn uist ' Colleg 1 nogr c 1 lA girl f it knack to do ev V well, How greal .the -u zll be none can tell. Valedictorian J-HOP National Honor Society 3, 4 Annual Staff Co-Editor A Natalie Bloomquist College An equal mixlare of good humor and Jenxe. Chorus .1 Orlene Brooks College Stenographic Sometimes glad, sometimes fad. Sometimes 7Ili5Ebi9! 0ll.f, hat never ball. G. A. A. l, 2 Chorus 1 J-Hop 3 Class Treas. 3 - National Honor Society 4 Alice Bushor College Speah out! Hide no! thy thoughts. Chorus 1 Band l Annual Stall 4 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Amateur Show 3 Irene Carboneau College Business It it well to think 11-'ell . It is divine to act 113811. Drama 4 1 . . . Ann Marie Christiansen l.Col1ege Business N l ,Her rerl hair is hut one of her i attractiom. Band 1, 2 jr. Red Cross 3 J-Hdp 3 National Honor Society 3, Pres. 4 G. A. A. 1, .., , Annual Staff 4 1 Nelson Brainerd l 1 College X llVorh.' Where have I heard l that -word before? 1 C1 s basketball 1, 2 1 Z ll f ,- Louise Clason Brypk College A good disposition is more more tfaluahle than gold. Barbara Cabot Business Black hair and brown eyer, W' inning zvajyr and loving sighs. Dramatics 3 J-HOP Annual Staff 4 Betty Carlson Business I want -what I 11-'ant when 1 ufanlit! A . Chorus 1, 2, Q, 4 ' G. A. A. 1 nl-Hop - 5 Red Cross'3 ' F 3 Betty Mae Chri ti fgse College-Stenograp ic A twinkle in her eye Ze: L a fun lor ing Joi 'N 'fa ' Ch fx' X M A or , 9 B ' v Cheegfga 11,2 3,22 . Student Vncilgec. 4 'K f Rifle Club Sfed4 . X' Tum g 4s.. ' K Q K J-Hop X-j A K Re ross 5 x.' lei X C-flassj aslietball 35451 L Q. Ani. , 4 x 2 X' 45, . mei? ' ti- Xtt,,lXe ! WE A., ,Q .ggi Donovan Comstock College Business No! that I love study lerx, but that I love fun. more. Band 1, 2 Chorus 1, 2 Football 2, 4 Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 J-Hop 3 Rifle Club 3 Tumbling Team 2 w Leonard Cora Stenographic He'r barlyful-but nal alfuvzyr. 1ntramuralTra 6 0 ' National ong fClCI V f V , .1 Jane Davis College Her eye: are alu-'ayr glancing Her feet are always flaming. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3 J-Hop 3 Drama 2 Elaine Dossett Business . Shynesr M nmp icity go a Wing may Q!! Robert Eberhart Business What would li e be 1451170111 Football 1 Amateur Show ' Rifle Club 3, 4 my trumpel.9f F N. . 4? y Chorus 2, 5, 4 . N-VJ L Band 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 J-Hop 3 5 Basketball 3, 4 1 'I , Class Basketball 3 iff .- Y ,,:....,:11v-.-.,,:11-- .qs,.:n'-iuassua.au2li-lei-aff-v ' W , ggounzzl-w-x Merlyn Cooper Industrial Arts Why are-n't they all contemfezl like me? Joan Dahlgren College-Business Peppy, ready for fun and thor- oughly alive. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club Sec. and Treas. 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 Class Treasurer 1 Student Council 2 J-HOP Cheerleader 1, 2 Marie Diefcnbach College She is one of the quiet kind But a better girl ir hard to jimi' arl r - ge ither I 'll fiml fag or make one. sket 1, WZ, 33, 4 ack fle b I' OP ' ate Del re 3 Basket Red Cros Nationa Ho r Society 4 'Arth i l, Saginaw Charlotte Englund College-Stenographic The borrir knee is not my plea But Fm going to be 4 .recre- tary. Gym Team 3, 4 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Sec. 4 J-HOP National Honor Society 4 v:,,.g-in-Bf' r 1: Charles Engwall General Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy with il. Roger Forth General Friends, Romani, C0ll'71l7'y7Il6l1 leml me your notebooks. Football l Track 1, 2 Hi-Y 3, Treas. 4 Hi-Y Basketball 5, 4 J-Hop 3 Anthony Froncek Business Blenefl be they who Jay noth- ing. - For they :hall -not be quoted. Bett Gra er U ' 6 9 C011 If EI. fx BE ?all 1 l lfgla: Pigs. 2 if se ull' C er, o 4. is ce ' tl 71 -- j An l I Stall 4 1 f - I National Hoi Society' 4 Freesoil, Michigan f QQ lggimif' P I if xl li K-' X -1X'L' lx H ' full l lj f N Vflf Rodney Hall College The word imporrible is not in my dictiomzirgf. Band 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 5, 4 J-Hop 3 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 Gordon Fauble Industrial Arts He'.f a quiet youll: - at times! Track 5 A Rifle Club 3 J-HOP Rose Mary Francis General Fm willing Io be con- iced, but I'd like to Je the per- .ron -who coz ' G. A. A. 1, , 4 Dramatics 4 Libra 4 Red 3 J-Ho Douglas Garry General ' DL4' someone :ay--Jlu1ly?? Football 3 Rifle Club 4 J-HOP Wlilliam Hahn General I feel relieved at lan. For my 'working day: are part. J-Hop Rifle Club 3, 4 Track 1 Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 june stead - Gene XA ' The mil J'li,7Il Gigi and the nt J beari. 1 Dra cs 3, 4 'I J, X1 X Qi i Cho 1 Ken l 'son oll I - lst nuke my eyes eha B li' - a-Lo-Hi S ' ing C or Footb ', 2, Track , 2, 3, Dram tics 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 Rifle Club Pres Class Basketb J-HOP 'Longfellow gh School Mary Ann Manwell College Happy-go-lucky, fair aml free. Nothing exists that hothers me. J-HOP Red Cross Chrm. 2, 3. 4 Chorus 1, 2 Band 1, 2 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Paper 3 Annual Stall 4 Class Basketball 2, 3 Sam Miller College I may he small, hut I always have my say. Class Basketball 2 Rifle Club 3, Dramatics 4 J -HOP Red Cross 5 Annual Staff QQ Robert N ickelson ' Industrial Arts The guide of life is common . .feiI.l'E. Marlene Pappe College She aml gloom are no relation. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 5, 4 J-HOP Amateur Show 3 Jack McKinley Business An imp who s always culling up. Football 3, 4 Class Basketball 1, 2, 3 J-HOP Ernest Meier College Why should I more hfzowlerlge gain, I llyhen it gives me only pain. Hi-Y 3, Pres. 4 Track 1 Basketball 1 Rifle Club 3 Red Cross 3 J -HOP Charles Nickelson General School! I suppose il!! a neres- sary evil. Phil Nowak College I-Ie shines as prominenlly among his friends as he rloes in athletics. Band 1, Z, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 J-HOP Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, Pres. 4 Class Pres. 1 Hi-Y 3 David Peterson Business Happy am I, from care I'm free. Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Chorus 3, 4 Volley Ball 4 Pat Pfeiffer General In those red curly locks .1 thousand cupid: play. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Tumbling Team 4 High School Correspondent 4 Pep Band 2, 4 Don Plowman General A man who if not ready for ffm is not human. Football l . Basketball 1' Band 1' 'Cape May, N. J. Football 2' 1 Basketball 2' 'F Tennis 2' P 1' 'Grand' Haven, Michigan Football 3, 4 Track 3 Basketball 3 Hi-Y Pres. 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Vice Pres. 4 Class Basketball 4 Audrey Psenski ' Business W if Her eyexq of dplfirizinzd hemhgi of jft., kr- Y 'il A ,BL V ' J i fl 1. ' li '1 . X. 1-'V i l - '! ' ,f , .1 r. A V v 1 in ' A ' Willa Mae Ray College Ever laughing, talking. :mil- ing. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, Pres. 4 Annual Stal? 4 Red Cross 5 J-HOP Cheerleader 1, 2 Shirley Roigefs Business , Though demure, wejhink per- chanpe mirchief lzbkx fuuith- in har ildnce. V if , Rise Club sklc. 3 . il G. A. A. 1,52 M if 'J In .xx David Piechowiak Business Hi: height stupendous, his way never frienrllerx. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 3, 4 Volley Ball 4 Barbara Polcyn U My Colgzegefpvi 7111 F A lau,,h t we '52 zhfyb , ' A5 . blmvi Mp fflfvfi Band Y. J ,ful ' U 1.1-IOP I-V ' Bookwornfs 4 ffl! Annual Staff 4 Red Cross 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 Robert Quade Business My tongue within my lipx I rein. For he -who tulkr must talh in vain. Jacqueline Rensberry General Eyex fringed with laihex that touch her very cheek. Rifle Club 3 G. A. A. 1, 2, 5 Band l, 2 Philip Sievert Business Men of few word! are the hex! men. Class Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 Rose Slowinski College Dorf! worry today, for rome- tbing might happen tomor- rou- to worry you twice ax much, J-HOP Rifle Club 3 G. A. A. 3 Bookworms Pres. 4 Marilyn Sonnenberg Stenographic A live wire never gets Jteppefl on. G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2 Pep Club 4 J-Hop 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres. of Class 3 Class Basketball 3 National Honor Society 4 Dale Vandcrmolen College . you can? get out of it alive. Dorff take life 50 .reriomljy J-HOP Chorus 1, 3 Football 2, 4 Intramural Basketball 2, 4 Hi-Y 4 Margaret Volpe College-Business Fm sure that care is an A enemy to life. w e 1 s r a , . . Bkbuz JO! a e CJ., fjehwwj f .. ,510 .Af-f lf ' fl V 1 if -X , of ,wi if XXAQUAV ICJ . ,A , ,J YI , AV I . u 2 , A . -l 4 . N1 7 -13 'Ax N l K NBL!!-5? 'fn l uf- A xX - If' fi 2 ,fi-' ' 1 . L Lorraine Wojciechowski Stenographic Life ir just one bloomin' thing after another. ...luv .- we . - W Phyllis Smith Business-Home Economics There? a gleam of mischief in her eye. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Mary Ann Storm Stenographic A t1'o11za11'J hair is ber rrozrn- mg glory. J-Hop 3 Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4 Gerald Veine Industrial Arts P N l Lenonr rr'fo11't boto 7 pr 9. ,fyleitlaerfloig lr7fHj.fl V f I l l ,ff l l A X . l',,X I , ' f . we V J , fi f V lj N414 L41 L fff. f X? jlfvf! X fb' Roy Walters General A just reufarzl dll'dil.f the de- Jerving. ?ms4 jim Vifresinski General The zvorxer I lry the goorler to be, the zrorser I am. Hi-Y 3, Sec. 4 Class Basketball l, 2 J-Hop 3 Football l, 2, 3 Hi-Y Basketball 3, 4 Rifle Club 3 Annual Stall' 4 Marvel Piper Business Speech if Jilzfer, golden. J-Hop 5 Chorus 1 Annual Staff 4 MMM Kenneth Pruski fb f 3' day uull 1 We Jilence is Wwliljmw Richard Sullivan General A plucky man ix umally a lucky man. J-Hop 3 Hi-Y 4 Annual Staff Class Minutes The first regular meeting of the class of '48 was held September, 1944, with Phil Nowak presiding as president and -Alice Kruse pinch-hitting as vice president. joan Dahlgren was elected to fulhll the office of secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Dryer and Mr. Capper had been selected to maintain order when things got out of hand. A motion was made that we have a class get-together. It was seconded and voted upon. The party was held in April in the high school gym. It was then moved by Mr. Bendle that the meeting be adjourned until Septem- ber, 1945. It was seconded by the entire student body. The second regular meeting of the class of '48 was held September, 1945. This year the class had selected LaVerne Bachinski to lead them. He was backed up by Bernard Anderson, vice president, Jem Anderson, secretary, and Carol Battige, treasurer. Mr. Capper and Mrs. Dryer again watched over us and gave us a helping hand when needed. During the meeting many of our members were asked to service on such things as the football team, basketball team, dramatics, and track team. Our boys' basketball team won the school champion- ship. The meeting was adjourned on suggestion of Mr. Bendle. Future busi- ness of the class will be taken up September, 1946. The third regular meeting of the class of '48 was held September, 1946. Ernie Meier called -the meeting to order. Marilyn Sonnenberg was elected to occupy the vice president's office. Jeanne Hanson took minutes and carried on all class correspondence while Orlene Brooks took care of the money. Mrs. Dryer left us and Miss Tautges and Mr. Capper continued the job of supervis- ing us. Again many of our members took an active part in school activities. The biggest event of the meeting was the J-Hop, of which the theme was Fantasy in Fairylandf' A report was read by Lorna Albertson, general chair- man of the affair. A presentation of metals and trophies was made to both our girls' and boys' basketball teams for winning the school championship. On the motion of Mr. Bendle the meeting adjourned in june, 1947. The final meeting of the class of '48 was held September, 1947. LaVerne Bachinski was again elected to lead us. Don Plowman was chosen vice presi- dent and Carol Battige again took over as secretary-treasurer. It was voted that we take our skip-trip May 9, 10, and 11, 1948, and that we take the lake trip. A great many of our members took an active part in sports, dramatics, band and chorus. Don Plowman was chosen as the outstanding football player of the year. A report on the Senior Prom was asked for, but great secrecy is involved with this affair. Our final business came on june 3, 1948, when ninety-five proud seniors walked across the stage of the auditorium and received their diplomas. The meeting was adjourned by Mr. Bendle and true friends said adieu to old M. H. S. 21 MMR leutw.. Q,. k.. ,., R lph E lx ff Vice President. D 1 P d Secretary, N C Treasurer V l R Subsidiary Motions. . JUNIGRS Main Business Next Year . . . . - X . X.XQ X .- QQ' X. -Q, 1-M Bill Amor - June Anderwfl - kb, Mary n erson . . .X at Jack Arnold , ' K - -s t a - U -X 1 ' af-I-:.z. . 'sefzgyzszna 11, ,Q Robeff Baker . ,,,. Y . H, XX l. Edward Barch Lila Barch Walter Bathke jack Bennett Phyllis Bernatche Betty Bernier Pat Budde Ray Bukowski Pat Burns Ralph Cabot t1.t, iw S XX K 4 t . f r rs K 'fix f ii if f B .ff af. X -XXX -- W yawn? X 4 .. e,.. A . Ass., Y A i H 5.1 ,x K s xii 1 . Marlene Callesen X O ' X. NOIHIH CHHY Margaret Caves .Q Marilyn Conway .. 5 h X. f A -- Dick Crampton A ' V ' .qi Jack Didrickson 4 . 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' Nc' . :1:1t.:.r',, , , -Q -, , .4 :S itflg 1 ,, 30 Elaine Laskey Nancy Leet Ray Lijewski Shirley Lind Lois Lindeman Martha Lundbom Alvin Madsen Darlene Madsen Alice Majchrzak 1 Audrey Makinen l 1 l l l w Marilyn Malkowski Connie Martin Ann Mayhew Arnold Merkey Frank Moser Bob Munson Robert McDougall Oren McFadzen Alice Nickelson Rudolph Norconk Carol Novak Michael Nowak David Olson Barbara Opalka Grace Otto Donald Pachesny Carolyn Peterson Nancy Peterson Renee Picardat Patricia Plettner Anthony Polcyn Mervin Quade Lois Revolt julie Rogers jim Roosa Gerald Roskoskey Theresa Sanocki Roy Sauga Darlene Schimke Ruth Showalter Homer Smith Dick Sorenson Arlene Steinberg Edwin Stevens Bill Stubbs 55? . Bill Shirley Betty Srrogle Ronald Suess O Joan Tarr Georgia Tennant . S., Ann Thompson 1 -. -- NVilbur Tyson . Palma Volpe .. L - .Vs . ' Barbara Vlirl-:owski ' . Pat Vlitkowski P V X g D X A Elaine Bridge ' .. ' - i James Grill x , Q11 Rose Helrniniak 2 ' fi b . A Marlene Mayrand .g h,fE Q E . ' a ,S S Ln V , i 1 , ,,- , 'v-.'.l-RJ: 0' 51 ,Elllll HAM -HEEHE President. .a.aaa s. A..... Thomas Ray Vice Presidents ......., - ,,..f Lois Peterson Secretary-Treasurer.--.--. ,...,.. joan Tart EIGHTH GR DERS 4: is 1 4? Q A , 5 5 2 ' is ' l , Q , 1 A n i s 'Q' in . , I 1 , 1 y w .. - ' . .. , , , A 1 Minor Motions, -x But Important Q I t ' Q4 , Q Robert Anderson Q f -fyeszfsz .1 if ff kk.L Tgm Ayres ' - . ,Z .r I 3 A Donna Biederman . 2 ,JH ' - l Y Mary Esther Boulanger ' . f' ' . , Mary Capper .vi . Q iQ-f Q ' ff W- I -S..-l1.Gf1. - X , S l l my-5 A ' Robert Clason Q V5 Q - ' Q , Q Marlene Dt-:Cair l L I L 5 4 , . ' D Q Q N ., .. Jon Dittmer . ,X ' X K W Joan Fortier -1 t . 1 Q Yolanda Fortier ' L t e ls A - I Q . Y' .. 1. Afxifii '- g'5 l R ' QQ Q QZAA Q X K 1 Q V - Q V Qi Q Qt Q Kay Gunnerson , Q Patricla Haase - .f iffffi -, Bert Lou Hale ,, ..- . - -f - y Y Q sjgae - t Q Q Lyle Hansen ' , Q , 3 - -, x t, Q. Q. Kenneth Hommer ig 4: . Q Q s Q , QQ L V , 55 -:Q - joan Hutchinson J K Q - ' QW TOIT1 Jafafl L 1 . .. , rl if Q Ida Mae johnson - if g T -Q ' rf' tt,n JOVCe.J9hf1S0 g. A r A 1 . ' 3 Phxllxp johnson .Q-.f A . QQ . at Q Q 3 xx . K ,V H L if , :K w . Q Q Q - ti, , 1 5 t ' --- -'-f e 4'-' '- f . A 1, ,- Sally Johnson , .. ,, Q Q , Joyce Ann Kiefer J. Q Q- Q- Gordon Kruse , M . L Jo Ann - Q i Q, ' - gg- Marilyn Kruse L , Y, s L .. ,UQ ,, ,....,,t Q Q QF . QQQ Q QQ - o t L' sf L W Q ' - -- - Q on -t X . Irvm Kulow tt et. - ,tg . . 4 . 1 Dolris QQ . ,f . 2 f J X W 0 ' t V511- 1 .sse - 1 . 1 l 1. Y ac I-,Q f vfyzgpl- f -- M I- Q I IAQ Susanna Mason 4Q,Q..QQ Q Q , Mgjjf Rose Mathews , Q Q QQ Q V -.L f Q X ts Larry Patrick Q . ,, f ' Q, john Perskx , -.5 . ' wg. 1. ' 2 ,, 'fe ' 41' I . i y w vt-at V' H' 'ag:Qg3f.5,g.: . ., QQ . f- v - 1 ' L H Endrene Peterson F 1 f Y, Lois Peterson 5QQQ,tr Q Q t Q , Q Rxcharcl Racxne 1 Q. .1 Q, , Q S f V ' - Carol Radtke 5 - - 2 I 'F -1 ,,tt,,. 4 Meat: .X Q QQ A f,5,ff?- 5 ' V I . till Q 5:1 , Tom Ral' n - L Q joe Revolt ' e ' Jean Rice ' ' L L ' , --iw --fi :gf f- . ' Flenoy Shgfman .trt 7 N - ' L J 1 f ' r 32 S eczczl onors In the picture to the left are three leaders of the senior class: Ann Christiansen, presi- dent of the National Honor Society, Barbara Bloomquist, valedictorian, and Lorna Albert- son, salutatorian. . Manistee High School was granted a charter in the National Honor Society in 1937. Those elected to the Society must be in the upper third of their class and out- standing in character, leadership, and service. A maximum of fifteen per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the junior class may be chosen as members in any one year. Seated fleft to nghtl Barbara Tobey Violet Rosenow Norma Carty, Marlene Oehlke. Second rou Barbara Polcyn Betty Granger Carol Battxge Marilyn Sonnenberg, Elsie Laskey, Orlene Brooks Lorraine Ax Lorna Albertson Ann Christiansen Barbara Bloomquist. Third row Leonard Cora Bill Axce Charles Drews Rodney Hall. ur Band Pep band during half time 34 Leaders of the Band Connie Martin, Eleanor Klajda, and Phyllis Smith. Since she is a senior this year, Eleanor will retire from duty as head drum majorette with Beverly Wendel moving into that position. Tom Ayres Glenda Behm Holland Capper, jr. Mary Capper Monroe Dye Bob Eberhart Vera Gibson Charles Grant Rodney Hall L. Hanson Betty Harriss Edwin Holsinger Sally Johnson Gordon Johnston Jean Kenny Eleanor Klajda Phil Klajda jo Ann Kruse Ken Larsen 1 Jim Lewis Audrey Makinen Tom Manwell Connie Martin Edwin Michalak Carol Novak Phil Nowak Grace Otto Marlene Pappe E. Peterson Pat Pfeiffer A Bill Popa Lewis Raskey Jim Roosa Mary Ellen Roosa Violet Rosenow Phyllis Smith Dick Sorenson Ann Thompson Barbara Tobey Robert Tobey Pat Vallee Beverly Wendel Delores Whitaker ur horus Donna Anderson Shirley Anderson Tom Ayres Carol Battige Glenda Behm Delores Bernier Donna Biederman Mary Esther Boulanger Joan Bouma Blythe Bristol Mary Capper Betty Carlson Douglas Close 56 Joan Dahlgren Carol DeCair Bob Eberhart Mary Lou Figgles Bud Grant Rodney Hall Jean Hansen Betty Harriss Edwin Holsinger Norris Ingells Betty johnson Ida Mae Johnson Joyce johnson Phil Klajda Pat Konopka Alice Kruse jo Ann Kruse Marilyn Kruse jim Lewis Martha Lundbom Audrey Makinen Connie Martin Susanna Mason Naomi Norconk Phil Nowak Marlene Oehlke Norman Olson Grace Otto Marlene Pappe Marian Perry David Peterson Endrene Peterson Pat Pfeiffer Bill Popa Carol Radtke Willa Mae Ray Mary Ellen Roosa Violet Rosenow Harlan Slonecki Homer Smith Marilyn Sonnenberg Dick Sorenson Mary Ann Storm joan Tart Georgia Tennant Ann Thompson Jay Thompson Barbara Tobey Robert Tobey Roy Walters Beverly Wendel Shirley Wendel Iris Zaiger Tdmd Top: Jim Triece as Wilbtlr in Love Hits Wilbur. Left: Minuer performed by Carol Battige, Elaine Laskey, Marilie Lacey, Carol Novak, Beverly Ziemba, and Jean Rice. Right: A scene from A Man for XVashingtor1 with Sam Miller, Ida Mae Kruse, Jim Triece, Sally Burden, Homer Smith, Robert Clason and jim Lewis. RIGHTS OF ASSEMBLY have been granted our active Drama Club members under the direction of Mrs. Kulow. This year they have presented two very entertaining assemblies - Love Hits XVi1bur, starring Jim Triece, Ken Malli- son, Irene Carboneau, Joan Kott, Alberta Marquardt, and Dolores Bernierg and A Man for Washington, preceded by a minuet, in honor of Washington's birthday. Sam Miller's hilarious actions in the latter show won for him all the Oscars - if there were any. ' 37 CALL TO ARM .... The Manistee High School Rifle Club has now been an active organization for eighteen years. In those many years Mr. Simons has turned out many line riflemen. Cf these many students- men of arms - there are some who are especially good shots. On many of their Thursday night sessions someone usually succeeds in missing the target and putting a few slugs into the west wall. CHave you ever seen the holes?J ' With all joking aside let's give our thanks to Vic for teaching us the safety of rifles and their correct use. , ' Upper picture fiitlllflvillgjl Mr. Simons, Miller, Gillespie, Showalter, Arnold, Amor, Veine, Adamski Vanclermolen, Hahn, Janowiak, Hubbell, Coombs, Christiansen, Mack, Rynearson. fSilii1zg2.' Nickelson, Garry, Schimke, Whitaker, Battige, Bachinski, Eclcoff, Bernatche, Mallison Marquand, Bernier. Lower picture: Rifle Club in action. 58 I 9 QUESTIONS GF CONDUCT . . . HIY The Hi-Y, another of our permanent societies, seems to have been especially active this year. In addition to its regular meetings, which have fostered some hne discussions of contemporary affairs the members have been active in the local Easter Seal campaign, soliciting in home rooms and placing containers in the stores. They have behind them two social events - a hay ride and the annual boy-girl banquet. They are also planning a picnic at Potter's Bridge in May. Presidents. ,.... ,,,. . . .s,,.... Don Plowman Vice Preririent ....,... .. .....,..., Ernie Meier Secretary .,..,......,r. ,,,,.... J im Wresinski Trearurer ....,..r ,.,......, R oger Forth Advirer .....,. .. ..., ..Mr. Radtke First Row: Carol Adams, Bill Axce, LaVerne Bachinski, Holland Capper, Ralph Eckoff, Jim Janowiak, Ken Larson. Second Row: Ken Mallison, Tom Manwell, Ernie Meier, Don Nadjowski, Don Plowman. Third Row: Bill Popa, Marshall Schimke, C. G, Schindler. Fourth Row: Richard Sullivan, Dale Vandermolen. Fifth Row: jim Wresinski. Missing: Dale Picardar, Martin Jaratz. ssii ttis a f S A t S S . iewe:gsfg, 'j' M ,Sl - to ' I .- Y f , 1 1 H i X . 1 .. as ei Q ,,,' s as P Q QPR ,e . j . Q r r t in 4 - il . , A ,,. .. - .ac 3. Sf, L .i.s as - 1 ' - S 5 1 gg lsr ' - 's A . X I at A , sr 1 .. - ' 'l - 1 1, Ei- r 4 1- P 'il t is- sf Q S S ,. ul I . .,, . ' ..- .C 1 as on lg as 59 THEY TAKE RECESS Fir!! Row: Jeanne Hanson, Presi- dent, Eleanor Klaida, Vice Presi- dent. Second Row: Charlotte Englund, Secretary, Alice Kruse, Treasurer: Nancy Mack, General Sports Manager. Third Row: Violet Rosenow, Pub- licityg Pat Vallee, Volleyball Man- agerg Carol Novak, Baseball Man- agerg jane Ayres, Basketball Man- ager. to indulge in their favorite sports ,asia THE PEP CLUB G.A They provide refreshments for the teams after the games Third Row Ueft to righlj: Willa Mae Ray, Coach Hunter, Joan Garman, Paula Roberts. Second Row: Alice Kruse, Nancy Mack, Shirley Hogan, Marilyn Marquancl, Pat Burns, Dolores Bernier, Audrey Richwalski Seated: Glorianna johnson, joan Dahlgren, Marilyn Sonnenberg, Jeanne Hansen, Mary Lou Figgles, Elaine Laskey. 40 5196115351 X 'kv Q fi I 1 i 5-IE X E? i . 1 K ' . 1 ' ' Q J, as A h, f X I .W , I K , THF' f . Wrf,- :MX I l , . 5 J , 'J .m ' X f ,..1.. 1 3 ' 'K 3 X .2 A 1' V ff 1' X .f E .1 f. .- ,sv -Y - mb '-1 A 'ji Sf 2 . :Q i . iv. , g-:Q i U . - 5 f . A . if W . W THEY ORDER A CALL OF THE HOUSE for the worthwhile cause of the Red Cross Top row Kleft to rigbtl: Marlene Oehlke, Glorianna johnson, Marie Diefen- bach, Orlene Brooks, Par Konopka, jane Gunn, Rosemary Hansen, Norma Carry, Dolores Whitaker, Bottom rouf: jack Arnold, Ralph Eckoff, jim Janowiak, Charles Drews, Holland Capper, jr., Bill Amor, Ed Holsinger, Dale Picardar. Absent: Mary Ann Manwell, Chairman. Starzdirzg flefl to rigbtj: Jim Triece, Martin jararz, Mr. Bendle. Sealed: Dolores Whitaker, Phil Nowak, Beverly W'ende1,' Fabian Polcyn, Robert Clason. We refer our problems and ideas to a committee . . . THE STUDENT COUNCIL 42 THEY GRANT OUR REQUESTS To Read Papers . The bookworrns is an organization of student librarians who ably assist Miss Tautges in her work. Viola Radtke Barbara Polcyn Joan Shanks i Arlene Rademaker Rose Slowinski, president Ida Mae Kruse, secretary T Right Cabovej : Barbara Polcyn assists students in checking out books. Right Cbelowj : Vera Gibson and Delores Bernier, holding the loyalty poster awarded to Mr. Krause's home room for the largest percentage of attendance at two of the basketball games. Left Cbelowj: The basketball team enjoy some refresh- ments after a hard-fought game. 43 FRIVOLOUS MOTIONS . . J-HOP and the Snowball Dance put on by the freshman class Ri gbt: The Snow Queen, crowned by Mr. Carlson, a class sponsor, and her court -Elaine Laskey, Jean Kenny, Darlene Schimke, janet Kriefeldt, Alice Kruse, queeng Nancy Mack, Violet Rosenow, and Shirley Wendel.. Belou-'.' Jack McKinley seems rather start- led by the camera. Below: Everyone seems to be enjoy- ing himself at our very successful J-Hop. The theme-Fantasy in Fairylandg the chairman-Lorna Albertson. . MISCELLANEOUS MOTIONS Right: Home research by jim Lewis and Charles Drews. - Left! Seems as if the boys are learning artificial respiration in their Monday evening first aid sessions. Below left: John Lakos demonstrates bandaging on Bill Axce's arm. Center: A few members of the Pep Club-Wfilla Mae Ray, Alice Kruse, Joan Dahlgren, and Jean Hanson -are just about ready to serve. Right: One of our busy janitors, Mr. Zielinski. 45 INFORMAL CONSIDERATION . . THE STAFF After much debating of themes and methods of printing, the stall finally began work with Bill Hansen and Barbara Bloomquist as co-editors, Ann Chrisiansen, Lorna Albertson, and Elsie Laskey as assistant editors. joan Dahlgren and Sam Miller served as our advertising managers. Violet Rose- now, the only junior ou the staff, took over the art depart- ment, Phil Klajda, photography. jim Wresinski was re- sponsible for the sports department, and Willa Mae Ray supervised the sales. Assisting in advertising and sales were Alice Bushor, Margaret Volpe, Marie Diefenbach, Mary Ann Manwell, Betty Granger, Barbara Cabot, Jem Anderson, Marvel Piper, Barbara Polcyn, Rose Slowinski, and Dick Sullivan. The presiding officer of the staff is Mr. Krause. 46 0BjECTION TG A DECISION The Band Boosters, an organization of those interested in a better M. H. S. band, has been raising money to buy instruments and uniforms for the band i by selling refreshments during the foot- ball and basketball games: Left to right: Carol Battige, Mr. Michalak, Mr. Iams, Carol Kubacki. Below: A tense moment for all concerned during one of the exciting home basketball games. P , 4 IN SESSIONy SEPTEI GLEN HUNTER DON PLOWMAN Coach Hunter again turned out teams deserving of pride and praise. He has found a way into our hearts through our athletic program and has made Manistee's teams widely respected. The people's choice! Chosen as captain of the 1947 Chippewas, Don went on to be selected the most valu- able player by Manistee's fans. He played a line aggres- sive game both defensively and offensively. He was awarded a trophy by the Manistee Butterfield Theatres to have his name inscribed and placed in the school trophy case. 48 THROUGH OCTOBER Pictured in football Cstandingh Hunter, Jaratz, Plowman, Schubert, Brzezniak. Front: Mallison, Piechowiak, Jach, Crampton, Eckoff, Johnston, Picardat. Date Sept. 26 Oct. 5 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES . Opponents ' Chippewas Opponent Score Score Cadillac . . O 0 Petoskey . . 13 2 Ludington . 1. , 45 19 Traverse City . 7 26 Big Rapids 6 , ' ' 2 Mt. Pleasant . . 14 0 Ludington . 13 , 6 49 PLAYERS ADGPTEDC IARATZ BRZEZNIAK MANISTEE O-CADILLAC 0 Manistee Chips and Cadillac battle to a scoreless ne. The 1948 Chippewas met the Cadillac Vikings for the opening game and two more evenly matched teams were never pitted against one another. The Chips knocked on the door of opportunity three times but each time the offense bogged. The Chips in the final minutes had a chance to hir pay dirt but fate saw otherwise. MANISTEE 2 - PETOSKEY 15 Manistee looked sluggish in 13 to 2 loss to Petoskey. The Chips played unimpressive ball in the first de- feat of its regular season. Our boys could not put on a sustained drive. Our only score came when alert Dick Crampton scored a safety by nailing a ball car- rier in the end zone. SCHUBERT PICARDAT LUDINGTON 45-MANISTEE 19 Orioles romp over Manistee on fog bound gridiron. Manisteeis traditional rivals, the Ludington Orioles, invaded Maniscee and went home with a 45 to 19 triumph. The game was played under unusual circum- stances. A dense fog plus smoke from the city dump made the visibility almost zero. Plowtnan scored early in the game and only those spectators in the end zone saw it. The only other scores came on passes from Schubert to Brzezniak and Picardat. MANISTEE 26- TRAVERSE CITY 7 Chippewas display unit perfection in defeating T. C. Everything right, nothing wrong was the Chip- pewas go-word in downing the Trojans at Thrilby Field. It was doubtful if Manistee would have been beaten by an even better team than Traverse City that night. The lirsr score came when Dick Crampton re- JOHNSTON ECKOFF PIECHOWIAK JACH 1 l I 0 0 www.. - BY HUNT CRAMPTON covered a blocked punt in the end zone for a safety. After that Manistee was very much in. Brzezniak really burned up the turf, once on a 60 yard touch down sprint. Manistee's other scores were made by Plowman, Jaratz and a pass from Brzezniak and Picar- dat. MANISTEE 2-BIG RAPIDS 6 Big Rapids puts on a punting show in downing Manistee. Manistee could never get rolling at Big Rapids and ended up on the short end of a 6-2 score. The Chips once found themselves on the one foot line but failed to score. Our score came when their puntet stepped out of the end zone, i l MALLISON - MANISTEE 0-MT. PLEASANT 14 Mt. Pleasant's line checks Manistee in 14 to 0 win. Coach Hunter said, That's the best football team we've seen all year. And everyone who saw the game agreed with him. The Oilers were up against a never say die band of Chips and it proved to be a good game. LUDINGTON 13 - MANISTEE 6 Chippewas lose to Ludington in sleet storm 13 to 6. Manistee's final 1947 football game was played in a blinding sleet storm and the results proved fatal. Plowman, star back, scored the only touchdown. RESERVES Standing: R. Smith, J. McKinley, J. Arnold, D. Comstock, Coach Hunter. Front: R. Madden, P. Oakes, E. Graczyk, B. Amor, B. Popa, J. Janowiak, R. Bukowski. ER fjvvvw RTHER First row fleft to rigbtl: Eble, Kragor, Stevens, Adams, Munson. Ross, Tobey, Kruse, Bryclc, Olson, Smith, Frecleriksen. Second row: Bauman, Gehrke, Hull, Johnston, Thompson, Engwall, Stubbs, Lee, Baker, Michaud. Third ro11': Nowak, Hanson, Close, Tomasziewski, Jankiewtz, Olson, Zweifka, Bialik, Edens, Wells, Larsen, Brooks, Walters, Coach Carlson. CHEER LEADERS Left to right: Wendel, Schimke, Fearnow, johnson, Ayres, Christiansen, Burden, DeCair, Ayres, Revolt, Racine. , Q 52 TURB DISCUSSIO Fin! row flefz to rigbll: Nelson, Manager, Shirley, Roskoskey, Tyson, Suess, Racine, johnson, Perski, Ray, Merkey. Second row: Hansen, Johns, Grill, Raskey, Jacobs, Foster, Jaratz, 'Williams Third rouf: Snyder, Patrick, Shady, Hommer, Brooks, Sherman, Dittmer, Coach Al Arnold, Coach john Bedingham. Expansion of the athletic department this year included football for the seventh and eighth grades. Complete uniforms were furnished to each boy turning out. Physical examinations were required and insurance was carried by the whole squad. Mr. Bedingham and Mr. Arnold coached the squad which numbered thirty-three at the end of the season. Much time was spent on fundamentals. Inter-squad games were played, also games with the freshmen. Head Coach Hunter looked the squad over numerous times and was very enthusiastic about the many future varsity players who were getting their preliminary training in the seventh and eighth grades. A Manistee fans will see many of these players in action on the varsity squad in the next few years. 53 IN SESSION DECE Chips doW1f'iClass A, G. R. Catho- lic Central 4 1 -3 8. Chippewas down Big Rapids for First League Win 32-22. 1....,g...... Chips defeat Shelby 33-29. .....-k,... Manistee Loses Cage Tilt to Tra- verse City 41 -S 2. i..-k...- Manistee plays fine game in Ca- dillac, Win 36-3 1. lqg..-. Manistee Quintet defeats G. R. Godwin Heights 36-32. ....-ki. Chippewas down Orioles in Cage Thriller 4 1 - 3 9. 54 ER THROUGH 55 FEBRUARY Manistee upsets strong Mt. Pleas- ant Five 36-3 5. .1-,bl Manistee loses dull cage game to Big Rapids 37-25. .....f,.... Trojans Win over Tribe: Score 29-24. -1.-,FM Manistee tops Cadillac by 48-38 score. 1.4.1 Manistee is defeated by Orioles 27-25. .144-M Mt. Pleasant Swarms Chippewas 40-3 1 . .M-ki.. Strong Muskegon Heights Five Tops Manistee 49-34. OLL CALL PICARDAT JANKWIETZ PETERSON BUKOWSKI MADDEN Left to right: COACH CARLSON DICK KRUSE GEORGE EBLE COACH HUNTER CRAMPTON SCHUBERT AXCE NOWAK JARATZ 56 LLPRES Reading left to right: P. jankwietz, D. Picardat, F. Schubert, M. jaratz, R. Madden, B. Axce P. Nowak, D. Crampton, D. Peterson, R. Bukowski, C. Drews, Coach Hunter. Aluent: Jack Arnold. Front r0w.' H. Smith, D. Bryck, R. Tobey, C. Hanson, A. johnson, C. Wlurts, G. Johnston. Stum1ir1g.' B. Baker, D. Jach, R. Smith, F. Polcyn, I., Cora, B. W'alters, D. Glsen, Coach Carlson. 57 Front row flcfl lo riglrrtls Kulow, Revolt, Raskey, Tyson, Perski, Racine, T. Ray. Back row fleft to rigbtl: Coach john Bedingham, Mack, Dittmer, Shady, H. Brooks, Sherman, P. johnson, Nelson, Manager. This yeat's Eighth,Grade basketball team had one of the best schedules and best records of any Eighth Grade team, as well as producing some promis- ing basketball players for future M. H. S. teams. An eleven game schedule was played, with a total of 343 points scored by the Eighth Graders and 214, by the opposition. EIGHTH GRADE CHEER LEADERS Left to Wright: I. johnson, D. Lyon, L. Peterson, M. Boulanger, XVitkowski, J. Fortier, J. johnson. 58 I RAY SMITH January 29, 1932 April 2, 1948 I cannot :ay and I wzll not Jay Tbat be as dead' He as just away' Wztb a cbeery mule and a 'wave of the hand He has wandered mio an unknown land Tbmk of him mil ar the .fame I Jay He zr not dead be 11 ymt away' james Whltcomb R11ey ! 2 J ' ' nn V as as as as as I V I J 59 , Sports Cen ter 'ks- f - I, ' I f fag TZ. 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BRISTOL, Owner HARDWARE - PAINTS - WALLPAPER J. J. NEWBERRY COMPANY SPORTING GCODS COMPLIMENTS OF THE MANISTEE AND NORTHEASTERN RAILWAY CO. BEST REGARDS Marx Made Clothes To the SENIORS STYLED AND TAILORED FOR YOUNG MEN MACKIN'S SERVICE General Electric Appliances HARRY A' JOHNSON 4 l u l i , A Word to irq- The school doors are closing Graduates f f , Q9 behind you. Ahead of you, are other closed doors which you will have to open. We know you do not expect to open them easily. The knowledge you have gained in school will help you. However, you will need further schooling in practical financial matters. ' We invite you to use the facilities of this bank. It will be a pleasure to co- operate with you in any way we can. Congratulations upon your gradua- tion, and best wishes for future success! Cfdcf THE MANISTEE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK Manistee, Michigan .75 major cami It's Dreamtime- ........,...,,v,, .-.- When Tonight is just a Memory-----H My Bill .....,..,....,..,.,,....,,,K.......,.,.,, Lover ....d..,. ....., ...,.,.. ,A..,A. My Fickle Eye ,........,.,....,,,.,...,... I'm just a Vagabond Lover .......-,, ,- People Will Say We're in Love ..,. As Long As I Live ..,,...............Lo,..., I Want to be Loved, ......,,.,.. - .le.. You're Not So Easy to Forget ...,, Harmony ..........,.,, .....L....... Sophisticated Swing Feudin and Fightin ...............,. Together ,...t...,...... fffff-'fff-ffff..- M s and Minor Tunes .t...... Study Hall -----.Senior Prom ------------.Alice Kruse Wresinski ---------Dale Vandermolen -----------------Ernie Meier ..... Phil and Jeanne .............,i.. Work ? ? ? ------------Chorus -------------Senior Class ------------------Carol Battige --------.Rodney and Marvel Put That Ring On y Finger ..LL.... ......... G lorianna johnson Thoughtless .L...ll. .,....,...... . ....,.. - - -----.--Mary Ann Manwell The Wake of Red Witches. ..... ......,....,... A Certain Redhead Pavilion of Women ...............r The Age of Innocence ......,... Three Wise Fools .,,,.... ., Blood and Sand. .............. - Experiment Perilous ,,.....,. Uncharted Ways .............,l Blessed Are the Meek- ..,... -- The Haunted Bookshop ,... ...t. Stampede . ....,...................l... Forever Free ..........,.....,rr., Brave Men ....,................,.. Wind, Sand, and Stars ...r...... To Have and To Hold ..,.... -- Showboat -- .....,............... The Covered Wagon ........... The Tale of Two Cities .,...,. Country of the Dwarfs.------L ...,......... lst hour Economics ------.Second Semester Freshmen ------------------------Class Officers ----------Football Field ---------Chemistry Lab -------------.Skip Trip --------Sam Miller - ,................... Library Hour ------------------------After Graduation ------.Sam Miller's VolleyBall Team ,..t............t........ lst Street Beach ......... ., .................... .--Diploma -----------------------Dramatics --------------------Bill Hahn's Car Ludington and Manistee Grade This page compliments of MANISTEE SALT COMPANY Senior Hall of Fame Most Popular ......... Best Looking ..... Most Striking o,oo, to Besr Athletes ,..,..., Best Dancers,,.c,,,- Class Wits ......... GIRL -------,.Alice Kruse . ........ .Alice Kruse P -,-.,-p--cPat Pfeilfer --------,Marilyn Sonnenberg -,------.Ida Mae Kruse --------.Barbara Polcyn Best Line ,..l.,,.,...,el.. ......... J oan Kieling Most Personality ........ ......... I da Mae Kruse Most Shy ..e.,,.,...... ......... M arvel Piper Noisiest -Q ,....... ,, ...............,........ joan Kieling Most Likely to Succeed. .....,.,..... Barbara Bloomquist Arguers ..... ...,,.........,...,.,...... ,Barbara Polcyn Class Flirrs. -.,,. Most Friendly e,e... Most Studious---.----- Most Original ...,..., S ,... Most ' Excuse Makers eo,e Q toto ---,-e---Carol Battige --------.Betty Mae Christiansen --------.Barbara Bloomquist .t.---,-.Betty Mae Christiansen Conventional. ..,.., -......., J em Anderson ..... Mary Ann Manwell a BOY Don Plowman Phil Nowak Jim Wresinski Martin Jaratz Dale Vandermolen Nelson Brainerd Jim Wresinski Sam Miller Leonard Cota Dale Vandermolen Charles Drews Jim Lewis Dale Vandermolen Sam Miller Charles Drews Jim Lloyd Charles Drews Ken Pruski This page compliments of K RUGGLES 8g RADEMAKER and MORTON SALT COMPANY 77 L..-,,- , Last Will and Testament We, the senior class of Manistee High School, being sounder of mind than usual, declare this to be our last will and testament. Upon our departure from the Manistee High School, we subscribe our various talents, priveleges, and uses to the members of the classes of the future. Jeanne Hanson and Phil Nowak, Bill Axce and Alice Kruse leave their ability to get along together in complete harmony to Edwin Holsinger and Betty Harriss and Norman Olsen and Barbara Tobey. Barbara Bloomquist leaves good wishes to next year's valedictorian. Charles Engwall leaves his model T to jack Anderson. Bob Eberhart leaves his place in the band to Bob Tobey. Barbara Polcyn leaves her ability to chatter through any teacher's class to Mae Sharpe. Lorna Albertson leaves her pretty blond hair to Gloria Henshaw. Leonard Cora leaves his ability in stenography to Ralph Eckofl. LaVerne Bachinski leaves his ability to look intelligent when he knows nothing. Carol Battige leaves her tell-tale blush to June Englund. Don Plowman leaves his trophy to next year's most valuable player. Joanne Kieling leaves all her parties to Phyllis Bernatche. Elsie Laskey leaves all her witty comebacks to her sister Deedee. Elaine Armstrong leaves her giggle to Betty Lusher. Chuck Drews leaves his height to anyone who needs it. Roger Forth leaves his smashed grill to Vets Cab. Louise Clason Bryck leaves her ability to do math to Robert Clason. Jackie Rensberry leaves her long eyelashes to june johnson. Jane Davis leaves her ability to snare Ludington boys to Fig and Paula. Nelson Brainerd leaves his comical actions to Beez Manwell. Marilyn Sonnenberg leaves her athletic ability to Marlene Callesen. Donavan Comstock leaves his big feet to some unlucky soul. Mary Ann Storm leaves her red hair to Shirley Hogan. Bill Han- sen leaves his conceit to Iris Zaiger. Dale Vandermolen leaves all his girl friends infTraverse City to Beez Manwell. janet Kreifeldt leaves her artistic ability to Violet Rosenow. Ida Mae Kruse leaves her acting ability to anyone who has that much talent. Elaine johnson leaves her carq Glorianna Johnson leaves her ability to drive to her brother who is just learning-how to drive, that is. Betty Granger leaves her shoes to anyone who needs them. Bill Hahn leaves the wave in his hair to Mr. Bendle. Eleanor Klajda leaves her baton to Beverly Wendel. Jack McKinley leaves Pat Pfeiffer to Ken Larson. Eleanor Compliments of DROP FORGE ond MANISTEE IRON WORKS 78 -ee-sf - Albrecht leaves her ability to get along with Mrs. Apsey to any one in her class next year. David Peterson leaves his love of basketball to Pete Jankwietz. Ken Mallison leaves his track ability to Frank Schubert. Elaine Dossett leaves her southern drawl to Alice Ayres. Jem Anderson leaves her ability to apple-polish to Paula Roberts. Willa Mae Ray leaves her knitting needles to Iris Zaiger. Shirley johnson, Shirley Rogers, Phyllis Smith, Mary Ann Manwell, and Loraine Ax leave the sophomore boys to the sophomore girls at last. Ernie Meier and Doug Garry just leave. Marvel Piper and Rodney Hall leave hand in hand, as usual. In witness thereof, we have hereunto set our hands and affixed our seal on this the-third day of june in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty-eight. CSignedB THE SENIOR C1.Ass OF 1948 Compliments of ADAMS PAPER coNvERnNo co. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS COVERS THE MUELLER ART COVER 8. BINDING CO. Cleveland .M-k....- PRINTING AND ENGRAVING WHITE PRINTING CO. MICHIGAN ENGRAVING CO. Grand Rapids 79 1 1 Q 1 x ! 1 1 '- 1 .2 mf- H' ' I' --1 ' -4 . f 'La'.: --- . I '- . - . . -' ' -- '- ' ' - pf... -. , K, . . . ,. ., QQ fu-P1 -'S -l f W . 'l1'-b n-fjfffvf' X ' '1ixl:,1cif'f ' 1 b'fHi,?f .qv-?f-rfq.'y.:.e7:t,-V 3-'i :-:.fa?S?,3q?Wf'?fZf'-'5'3'. H mer ,--wi 5, 5 V 4 V., , - . - V -A , r . . .C f, .. 'f-- ,M W:,..,'lJ-:,.-,- Wm, .E .. .A ,. i,cl.i,QV. t :A 1, X. V . U , . N . -,. ,.,3f:: 1,5-E FF . ,V Q IL, sg, ti- :f.1:,5.-.1.-fgvs C N .- . ' ' ' -Z-4 'rv-f 4533.---aw f - Nqr., - -1- 1.. .4-11',. 4 - 'fi 1 lx-rue-113--f - Q4 ... if ' 2. .. 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