Manistee High School - Manichigan Yearbook (Manistee, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

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Krause doa! you cmd me., Because I+ means bolh you and me A lovely, friendly word is we . . 2 llll Toge+her we shall remember +he fun, +he friendships, +he work . . . every pleasan+ hour we've spenl wi+hin l'hese walls of M. H. S. As we wander +hrough lhese pages, we shall see our year fogefher. This may be our firsl yearbook, or il may be our las+ . . . s+ill il' holds l'he warmlh of friendship for each of us because il l'ells aboul' you and me. 3 ffzdewla Me game Happy momenfs, lasfing friendships, camaraderie sporfs -all fhese fhings fo remember-buf especially friendship The friendliness of Manisfee High will always be a fhing fo remimsce abouf-and fo cherish. Confenfs faculfy sporfs classes acfivifies adverfisemenfs View 'faded As we sfroll fhrough fhe years Wifh our arms enfwined, We fhink offen wifh gladness Of fhe sfairs we have climbed, The hallways of marble, The desks made of wood, The frails we have conquered: And fhe mem'ries are good. Hphyllis cole N 'ft YN 7wfffff D. l,. WILDE, A.B., A.M VVestcrn Michigan College University of Michigan S11pcri11tcm1'w1t of Schools C. STERLING DIQEHR Prcxidcnt of the School Board His keen iudgmenl' and undersfand- ing have inspired our respecl' and con- fidence. The School Board helps in governing the school system. President C. Sterling Deehr considers our problems with the aid of the other members: Dorr john- son, secretaryg Bert Chambers, treusurerg john E. Campbell, attorneyg john Miller and Robert Frederickson, trustees. 8 EMMA .IOLLX Secretary He pa+ien+ly arbiirafes our clispufes and lis+ens +o our fales . . .friend of all s1'uden+s. Q GLORIA BROWN Secretmfy 9 L. C. BENDLE, A.B., A.M. University of Michigan P1'i1zcipal NORMA ANDERSON Secretary -,..,-- lourimlixm xrudcnrx dixruss mvnirzg edizion of Hernld with .1d1'ixcr. Yr 1 Af -an 'hr KIOIIN l3lilJlNCill.-XM. BS. j. XV. KRAUSE. AB., AAI. DORA KL'l,OXV, .-X.l3. .Xliclmigun Normal College LlI1lYCl'Slfy Ul:.XllCl1lg1ll1 Rhode lslnml College of liducnrion Ifll.Q'H.Vl.l, Iiixtury. l'1Jys1c'nI English, l0lll'1l17ll57ll State Lhivcrsity of Iowa lfdzmrriwz Mhuquuj'- ' fl -sv,-v lO Kent Srntc L'nivcrsitv lfllglisln, lJ1u1111l1ri4'.v The Zombie Hmkux .1 xmrrliug .1ppu.1r.1m'u. 2 llfbnf, 720 Iolzgitude? YIYIAN GREENHOF, AB., SAI. Central Michigan College L'nivcrsity of Chicago English, H isrory. Gcorgmpby la 3 A quiet 7ll07llC71f. GLEN HUNTER, BS. Northern Michigan College Physical Edlzcaholl, History 'Q Wm ,QA ' T -3' :L l5l ,R'l' CARLSON, B.S. L'nix'crsity of XVisconsin .Xlicliignn State College Bll!1A',L'L'L'll7fI1'Q', 'I'ypi1l-Q, I.i1'.: KARL HOVVE, AAI, Central Michigan University of Michigan C07ll7lIUl'l7i1'l1, Related Tmilzizzg, NORA APSEY, BS. Coordilmtor Michigan State Normal College Ferris Institute SfUll0gI'flpby, Typemrritizzg Senior typistx improfue with every stroke. Mr. Howe rberks Keirhls work. I2 ? -01181 MAX HEGLER, A.B. Central Michigan College Pbyxics, Gelfcrnl Science HOLLAND CAPPER, A.B. Albion College Biol o gy , CbC7llf5fI'.V 'f la X' i Sa ELIZABETH JARKA, B.S. Alichigan State Normal History, .l1l1rhe711nticx, Svicllco Ei fbth fmde xfiwzrim' study' rock orvlmtiolz. 5 L . I3 1? or l .un A A' L A Ola! IVln1z is this xuppoxed ro be? N WN 'fx ro V' i b i if A NORISIQRT RfXlJ'l'lil5. .-X.l3., All. .Xlicliig11nSt:1tc Noruml L'nivc1'sitx' Ul4,XllClllU'2lI1 C' Xlicliigiin Srntc .l I.1rhc111i1ti4'x viii? LIAXU lilOl,lSliR'l', lib XYcst Virginia L'11ivci'sitv .llnrbcvzliifivx f,'vm'u11lr H1111 v ll lfj' in I..1 fill. lA No-1: I xcu ir, .lIr. R.1.irlcv, 'N M fy Af! W -IQ -4rt?' Rlilllf Cl..-XSON. ,'X.l3. Central .Xlicliignn College 1..1r111 t -u-ugh ,own 'V' -.Z SLYZANNIC SLACGHTER, BS. ALFRIQIJ ARNOLD, 13.5. Michigan State College Central Michigan College Physical Edllmtioil RAYMOND MAXXVELL Ohio University Band I5 Central Michigan College Pbhvsiml Edlfvnrion HENRY H. LISTIAK. B.M., B.M.. MAI. Macphnil College American Conservatory of Music Charm' 1 .v C 1 1 .N,,,,'f,. ff' he-,m. I Ii 3 R sm' ig O M if 4, ss. it Qi .-.yi ' 5 , iili l -O jlli lii klflil? it i. . fx le f ' 4. 'Of' Noon hour bring: a ruxb to the cafeteria. KATH LXRINIT WAQHBURWE ... Z- . , University of XVisconsin H mm' Economics I ' f nd - MARY ELIZABETH POULALION, BS. 'Wd' -x '.. Ng ts sn' fOv.' Dick and Al 'work bard on art projects. I6 Uhio State University Art 'WVU 'O' f'..T.'5' AB jack belps jackie in rlse library. A ffft C, Anne Iben, R.N. Elizabeth Tautges B.A., B.S., A.M. U11i1'ersity of .Him7esor.1 Carleton College Universite Lafeal de Quebee Library Hope College Burrerfworrlv Hospital School Nurse Bur ir's my toe tlmt lmrrs! .415 P ' ui gh, 'P ? T V .ws s 4 3II,I1llUl1Y. HS.. fX..Xl. Victor Simons, B.S. .Xlulcolm Pearson, 13.8. I . 'fzlml llirhilmll Cullum' IVU.Y!L'I'lI .1Hl'bfALfflll College' U'u.vrcr11 .lIirl'i4q.111 Cnllcgc LvlIfZ'UI'.Yfl.V nf' xHl'Z'f,Q.'ll1 lI1Lfll.Y7Ff.7l Arrx l'lvy.viml l'f.f1n'.1fiu11, ll1JIl.VfI'f.1f .-Irzx I rizfliflg. lu.1'11.vrri.1l xlrzx Ilzmnu xurx up type. Hold ir, Zf1x4'x.1lu. I8 ...H JOHN ZIELINSKI Janifors IRVIN JENSEN ALBERT YOUNG In Acfion HARRY FOSTER A ,I .Q e f LJ S' .cf - x I E I , 51 Qs 9' -3. . . . . . . - Q . -n Bins, 154,41 , A , -x ,:'L.x:.....x.2.if..xI',4:i.1.aL2A.+.1. ag, L,Q.a?a..z:1w- ,.,,, A 'U-31f'm'Qf-'x ' I I MOUNT PLEASANT-I 5 MANISTEE-0 Mount Pleasant proved they were tops in the conference by downing the Blue 84 Gold 15-0. Again the Chippewas played hetter the second half. The defense tightened, and the offense clicked to make it an interesting hall game. Mt. Pleasant could not penetrate the Chippewa 30 yard line during the whole second half. CADILLAC-0 MANISTEE-0 Manistee completely outplayed the Cadillac eleven on all accounts but the game ended in a tie. 0-0. The Chippewas made 159 yards rush- ing and completed nine out of 12 passes. Again the Chippewas displayed a deadly defense, keep- ing the Vikings deep in their own territory for the greater part of the evening. BIG CHIPS x if I' at 'SIN A 2 5 A An . 'QU Front row: Lindeman, Zimmerman, Shirley, H. Jacobs, ll. Brooks, Galloway, Hedstrom, B. Brooks, jankowiak. Scfond row: Coach Pearson, Springborn, Suess, Town- send, Snyder, Parkison, johnson, Yankee, Raskey, Coach BIG RAPIDS-0 MANISTEE-0 Manistce tied its Hrst conference game at Big Rapids 0-0. The Blue 84 Gold defense was like a stone wall. Most of the battle was fought in Cardinal territory but the Chippewa offense could not roll up enough first downs in one drive to score. Hunter. Third row: Jones, Anderson, Mackin, Veine, Minster, Slawinski. TRAVERSE CITY-25 MANISTEE-7 Traverse City handed Manistee its worst de- feat of the season. The Chippewas suffered a mid-season let-down and the Trojans rolled up a 25-7 victory. Manistee's tally came in the fourth quarter on a pass over center. FREMONT-2 MANISTEE-I8 The Blue 81 Gold unlashed a high powered running attack and an alert defense to defeat Fremont I8-2. The Chippewas displayed sharp downfield blocking and a fast charging' defense. CANADIAN SOO-6 MANISTEE-20 The Blue 84 Gold whipped Collegiate Institute 20-6 in a grand display of offensive and defensive power. The squad played -I-8 minutes of heads-up football to defeat the Canadians for the third time in a row. LITTLE CHIPS , as Y 's .' av 'gal' ks T 129628 as Bfwisi K SGQ R' I. - aaI fi? Ep.-rs.-.5 f 2X aa..-444 -.ff Ifrwzz row: Kotecki, V. Hansen, Stubbs, Capper, D Schimke, YVurts, Markham, Holm, Schrader, J. Schimke Second row: Johnson, manager, Treml, Lynch, Tarr, G. Kruse, Batdorff. Martin, Nledacco, Pictsch, Kragor LITTLE CHIPS MANISTEE LUDINGTON 6 MANISTEE BIG RAPIDS 6 IXIANISTEE REED CITY 0 MANISTEE TRAVERSE CITY 1-I MANISTEE CADILLAC 27 MANISTEE 6 LUDINGTON 0 23 Third row: juergens, Parr, Aultman, Sell, IVolf, Picar- . dat, Nickelson, Hornstein, Coach Bedingham. Fourth row: Frederiksen, Fctt, Ramsdell, IValter, Mack- . in, Madden, Madsen. WEE CHIPS Coach Carlson monitored the VVee Chips to a .500 average. The boys lost to Big Rapids eighth grade 12-0 on Chippewa field, but they whipped the Cardinals 6-0 at Big Rapids in the season's Hnal game. 1-'rig i. . a 355555 , amass: . 1 4, M ivy' L ' I p X f , 7 Q us J Q, V -..1Lf i if vi B V' , at 3-1 .f'J'L 5 , N , a Q. me 4 . if A W 3, B- n as ' F L, . .kv ' i - Q- , . , I ,. B. ,f h I ,Q A V, J' of 1. OLD CHIPS . SA ' f H , X 1 , K A F 0.45, M41 is Back row: Ron Sucss, Harold Brooks, Carl Anderson, Elton jones. Front row: Bill Shirley, Lee Parkison, Ron jankowiak, Phil johnson, Lewis Raskey. WEE CHIPS Back row: Coach Bert Carlson, Knudstrup, Sayer, Nelson, Hanson, Clohset, GeBott, Davis, Tyson, Anderson McCarthy, Jepson, VVright. Front row: Kraus. Hooper, Shirley, Kann, Raatz, Russell, Zaiger, Kott, B. Raatz, Hogan. ...I , new ire ' ' 24 Managers Frank Slawinski, John Hansen PETOSKEY- I 4 MANISTEE-0 Petoskey scored 13 points in the first half of the Chippewas' opening gridiron contest. The Chippewas settled down the second half to defi- nitely outplay the Northmen, but they were unable to score. HART-20 MAN ISTEE-I 9 The Blue 8: Gold was upset by Hart in an exciting game by a score of 20-19 on the home field. The Chippewas were the first to score, but Hart scored three times in the first half. Manistee came roaring back the second half to score twice and they kept the Pirates deep in their own territory the remainder of the contest. LUDINGTON-I 2 MANISTEE-25 The highlight of the season was when Luding- ton suffered a Z5-12 defeat at the hands of the Chippewas. The game was played in a 15 degree gale. The Chippewas made their own breaks that night and they led 25-0 into the fourth quarter. Coach Pearson's tribe played alert, sharp foot- ball and kept the Orioles back on their heels most of the evening. Coach Pearson, Coach Hunter ' Z Q, , . 1 .,., A - ., T ' i 'jk'- 2 . 1 if l , it I v 4.'l, f U j tv hr L. ff M Q, , in i 2 I '. , 72-' Q 3 gf Vs M it uv 'Q U X 1 'X 53 I ' - 5 0 vb CHET BROOKS, CAPTAIN All-Stare End All-Stare Dcfroir Frau Pres: All-Nortlo Central Conference End News-Ad1'om1c Player of rlnc Year Must Valuable Player LEWIS RASKEY, HALFBACK All-Stare Honorable Mention All-Confcrcncc Second Team BILL MINSTER, GUARD All-Conference Second Teanz fl .P ROSCOE JANKOWIAK FU LLBACK 4 al U , Q., . f U I, - , faq Q-1? HSE .Ut 'f'f,su 919 t .. -1-Mv,:'9 31.0 PHIL JOHNSON END BILL SHIRLEY GUARD HAROLD JACOBS, END 'I Q ignazaig I ISIU li IU ISU fa I 1 an 4 Q 1 511 .. ,, f F X wa : 134' I' g.. 5-1 Aw -f as xl ' s.s Y .- R .. .Tai 51- ... s Q, .ss 1 X' 5 S 1. ,ti....' ,A ' gijks , Q in was-v..-v 'U- Q as , 0 fa I ff RON SUESS HALFBACK DICK LINDEMAN TACKLE ELTON JONES, HALFBACK ,ww if v . . -K , v- n I- ..- , E ,IE I .I , ,::,.w' N v fi 2 Na A . 7114 .S 'lin-' -aflfr' -..,. 9 Q sl: 'iff N .- 'LM-if 'T f-A 0 0 '.. -' , 'I BOB BROOKS, CENTER LEE PARKISON OUARTERBACK DON SPRINGBORN TACKLE CLIFF VEINE, GUARD .u. :ui Q 6. Magi P 'Pgijf Y ': X 1: - A -n ll 357' W, , 1 , V . 0 ull 1 sv 1 nz: , ,i,.,,w,,,,,pfvn Q K I ' '1 .J,,,gL., -FJ 4 -. W. . .,,. Q H- f xg ' if - y 19 4 '1 tt sv' , n Q. rv sf! ' .qj , ' Y 1 - -x, L ', X, .. is M ' X u ,.. ...vig K . X i ...V af 4 . I ar, gm M. V -1 Lrgx 1,55 ,- .- DICK YANKEE, TACKLE DAN ROSCOSKEY, FULLBACK CARL ANDERSON, TACKLE . ,p 15 ,T A u , ,if 1 4 Yu 4 ' v 'F . W,lN1 ' , M r X . Aff- I x A K . Q' ff fl Q-4,-SK V 'f g W 2 ww S L,L. I mik, q:V,L X -1.. .. , t ' -3 -i Q.:K ,.b -,pi ' ' L A P X Coach Mal sbofwx Carl bow to tackle. A display of Chippewa zeamfwork at the Canadian Soo. Q Y L ' 4 V v Q 4 W J at W M1 V f ., L' jd f i Q ' ff Q Si-53 -W 'Ni if B g izmfdv' f ?'H -fvChn11Q 'P9 ' 34 g. A 34. mix' 11, .35 4 u If 'wi' nl 'TS GARY GALLOWAY, HALFBACK ' x an ,...' X , .,,,, 1 I M f'wu .' , WA If X f3i,-Qi A M 'f 1 '15 spa 1 f I Bonus, l77l7llf7X, and brzzixvx-after' pmcrife. KURU SYNDER, GUARD D ww Cd up I Q i R MILO TOWNSEND, CENTER I.ecgni11snr Caimdinn S00 behind douvz-field blovleing. DICK ZIMMERMAN, QUARTERBACK DALE HANSON, TACKLE A ' 1 Ill' ill' Ulla ll! X l I ...Is . a N XY X .ff r 'H' 'Z 'R i ks., Q 5 gs ,ggi R 'Z a W Q Riff u Q Q -H 'S ,Y Q K R93 mi HSM' H K HQ .v,. f ' . R F Q17 ' , A Q, 3 4 3 xi B. Jacobs, Hedstrom, H. Jacobs, Kulow, Madden, Zimmerman, Raskcy. Parkison, johnson, Brooks, Coach Huntcrg kneeling, Frank Slawinski, manager BIG CHIPS COACH GLEN HUNTER CAPTAIN HAROLD BRO OKS IRVIN KULOW 'i ' YA, -0 V I J Qf PX, was Gr If' V Ir. F., IAS 1 Q? ' 'gil 3 fe Q KM V I , A I ,Af M4-ff ?'I,11 I , , 'J . C3 45 7 ,f,f-'J' a 'lin 8 4 ' I I Q 'KN A' Q . W. wx A-r P f IN ig. .Lk ' FL I 5 VNV.. I ff X I in -, pgfwln 9 , I I v In 3 i IX If 5,1 I 'Z Front rofw: john Hansen, nmnngcr, Holm, Galloway, Sclmimkc, Cawtlmrnc, Coach Pearson Scrwzd row: Alcducco, Lvnclm, Brooks, Davis, Ayres, Madsen, Minster, Townscml Third rrrw: Innkwictz. Clappcr, Kragor, Dicfcnbach, Mickelson. Ball, Stubbs, Mnrklmm, limvalski. LITTLE CHIPS PHIL JOHNSON LEWIS RASKEY I N I .5 . ,R 'nz . ,? gY 'ew in :? 13 ?2-,.ig .,.,. I, 4L:Vgy,4.j, -K I H ,Ex ' . .,., .,,. ,I f . , U 1 ,YW F A gum? 1 , I W Sw I 1 NIS' . gif. ' I L. If ...-I My L I aizligfz ,. NM, LEE PARKISON I , . fl ,S'N,., A 5 as 5 X L - S 5 X S 4 .:',x , Y 'Q up-A , K B f :Q Q 'WH fy ,,. 53,535 A ' , ., , ' M-1 . , 3 fs ' L ,riff D 54 1 K , will 1 .B Q ' Y' X EW' ' sig sf! 5 2 , Q 5 1 Zaigcr, XVright, Hansen, Cappcr, R. Roskoskcy, Anderson, VVolf, Davis, Frcderikscn, Coach Bcdingham Almflzr: AIflI'kll.lIll, Madsen, Lynch, Mcdacco HAROLD JACOBS ' X Jn AJ sir, fig L . ,. .1 'wwf 'V ' Q , w . LEW W A x,f,,?w,!x,W,? in - ,W . . . , WEE CHIPS DAN ROSKOSKEY DICK ZIMMERMAN BIG CHIPS Manistee Opponents 40 Fremont 36 45 Mt. Pleasant 58 46 Cadillac 54 57 Big Rapids 46 27 Petoskey 5 3 45 Traverse City' 47 60 Reed City 40 40 Ludington 47 51 Hart 60 62 Fremont 49 43 Cadillac 36 53 Big Rapids 66 33 Traverse City 42 49 Ludington 52 39 Fremont 52 'Two overtimes Tournament Al Madden LITTLE CHIPS Manistee Opponents 42 St. joseph 64 55 Fremont 16 32 Mt. Pleasant 33 5 4 Cadillac 35 43 Big Rapids 2 8 40 Petoskey 42 34 Traverse City 40 40 Reed City 38 36 Ludington 43 27 Hart 47 50 Mt. Pleasant 73 43 Fremont 42 2 5 Cadillac 3 3 47 Big Rapids 32 41 Custer 46 3 1 Traverse City 39 44 Ludington 32 Bob Jacobs WEE CHIPS Manistee Opponents S 3 Kaleva 24 47 Freesoil 34 40 Arcadia 16 46 Brethren 24 36 St. Joseph 34 5 7 Onekama l 1 30 Ludington 28 64 Onekama 14 73 Arcadia 2 5 5 3 Kaleva 1 1 40 Brethren 19 48 Ludington 30 Gus H edstrom , f 5 DlI Rnsleey fakes aim. ' 'F'-T F o Roxkoskcy xcores on n i'dog shot. Hedxrrow and Brooks drive do-uw conrr. Hzmrcr clzvourrzgex bix tcnwz during n time-out. lVe -won ix ii ll Q fi? lk Moz, V , if .' -ffrfff' 4, . .,,, R' - .JM - MOM A ,,- NK Nxibyiig ' ffgrf f R .. . . M' . - . li f Q' 01 i .hi A R - . gr 2 ' .. ff'-, 5 . rf 4' L .zz - ,Q X ,F : xl 5 : O' il H' :I L, . i E:-ia, .Sid if L ,ii , 'L' 5 3 A ,,A, sm- bi.. -f' ' M H of -Q E n ,, fa L e P' 1. 5. O I 1 I Q, Pg , K Q I A if H 4 . f', A .gg I 9: ' A 7 5 'ln' ' 'iv 1- R' ... sg 1. - xl ' I. 1 ' ' L 5 K . 5.75 s Q ww ar N we ggi- 1 is . A Hr. Y . L jaws K Q, ' l K A - , 1 YRJ . 1 E fxfl. . ut . , m v . . .- - n .. f Nl-ir Q ' ' -A, , -,tv-L. ,,.: Y i A A 4 , - -A . ,. .s , U Va., , .. lfirsr row: Bernnciak, Bryck, Moser, Olsen, Miller, Johnston. Kuchl, Smith, Coach Hunter Scrovzd rofw: Coach Pearson, jneobs, Suess, Madden, Stubbs, Brzelniak, Zimmerman, Roskoskcy, Raskcy Third row: ll. Brooks, Galloway, Vcine, J. Anderson, Milnrch, YVurts, Townsend, Shirley Fourth row: B. Anderson, Foster, Yankee, Bromley, Nickelson, Treml Fifth rofw: jnnkowink, Illcduna, Minster, Slawinski, Juerens, Pye, B. Brooks l95I TRACK TEAM DAN ROSKOSKIQY RONALD SUESS BILL STUBBS GORDON jOl INSTON BROOKS, KUICHL, JOHNSTON, MILLER HAROLD BROOKS an---.. K, .f,.. .wfuvw 1 is 'it' 4,,,u-09 sk ...y rffrg, hwy K . if - -i - up . +R 'gli' ' if . 1 S22 I N ,, .lr A- , ., - ' f i ' 7 4. 1 Q .. . ,szfi5'fJ -.,.., 355' ii Jilzifilfl. yifif' 'A :?'.f:5 'iI f f f g . . - Q M R , ' O' .24 ' V' .f . . . ' , ' 5 g - ' - Q 5 . ' -. , if 1.31. ' ' V i V -ii ? 9 L W2 V-fm' X3 L: 512 ' . . A .' W J- if ., 41, iff. ,-1.- ,. w- , ' ff N A , .. - f --if ,.- - , ,. .. . M.. Mm J , N ,L df.. . A . , .,L,,... Li fx M W .3 JN? 'Qs FRANK MOSER SUESS, KUEHL, JANKOWIAK, JOHNSTON ED MILLER FOUR-WAY MEET Manistee 85 M, Benzonia 29, Onekama 14 5f6, Frankfort 12 5X6 DUAL MEETS Manistee 551f15, Dickson 53 14115 Manistee 62, Traverse City 47 Manistee 36 Ludington 73 TRIANGULAR MEET Manistee 61, Ludington 70 213, Scottville 61f3 HOMER SMITH MAJOR AWARDS HOMER SMITH LEWIS RASKEY RONALD SUESS RICHARD BRYCK LEONARD BERNACIAK HAROLD BROOKS DANIEL ROSKOSKEY DAVE OLSON FRANK MOSER PETE MILLER WINSTON KUEHL GORDON JOHNSTON RONALD JANKOWIAK CONFERENCE MEET Cadillac 56M, Mt. Pleasant 43, Ludington 39M, Manistee 25M, Big Rapids 1854, Traverse City 12 X3 CENTRAL MICHIGAN RELAYS-MT. PLEASANT Manistee finished eighth in 24 schools. REGIONALS TRACK MEET-CADILLAC - Cadillac, first, Ludington, second, Petoskey, third, Big Rapids, fourth, Manistee, Hfth, Traverse City, sixth, Hart, seventh MINOR AWARDS RICHARD ZIMMERMAN HAROLD JACOBS NUMERALS JOHN ANDERSON LAWRENCE MACKIN GARY GALLOWAY ARLIE MILARCH WARREN NICKELSON JACK BERNACIAK Hr. f.'r1jJfJL'l' Cappur, Iluebr, R.1111.u1u1l, Shirley, lV11rr.v, f'Iil7'11IC7' Bill Sbirlev SKI TEAM f.'f'llt'L' Ih'ulJr limb Harmvr Irzbu Cnpper Viv llr1lIA'L'II ' X' A Q 5, Q A M. in K f,1y ll VIH'f.V l.UQ1,'iX 1erTIlI,VJ'L'U Absent when pictures were taken: Mary Capper Roger Ccderholnl jo.-Xnn Kruse Lawrence Maekin Marilyn Miller Tudie XVCHUIHII 4,4 A , if h, 4 W, p i qw Back rofzr: Hedstrom, B. jacobs, Galloway, Xlinster, Slawinski, Lindeman, Shirley, Yankee, Coach Pearson. Front raw: B. Brooks, H. Brooks, Suess, Townsend, Raskey, Parkison, Il. Jacobs, Zimmerman. LETTERMEN'S CLUB Last fall the varsity athletes organized the Manistee High School Lettermerfs Club. Its purpose is to assist the athletic department with the athletic program and establish the value of athletic awards. The club financed the broadcast of the Manistee-Petoskey basketball game, thus leading the way to have other games broadcast, sponsored a post season basketball game to raise money to buy blue jerseys for the varsity football squad. Its first officers were: Lee Parkison, presidentg Dick Zimmerman. vice- presidentg Bill Shirlev, secretarvg Dick Yankee. treasurerg Milo Townsend, librariang Lewis Raskev, parliamentarian. SKI CLUB The Ski Club braved poor snow conditions at Caberfae this season. They developed a well-balanced ski team that tied Cadillac in a dual meet. but because of poor snow conditions, the other meets had to be cancelled. The active membership included a few girls this season. Holland Capper is the adviser. 39 . ,,,, , - - I As tiniitl, inexperienced, little green horns, we eighth graders approached high school with uncertainty and awe We 'Yr A ,gf 5.-an john Anderson, presideuztg Peter Clason, ST1ldL'7lf C0ll77Ci1f jim Hansen, 'vice-prcside11r,' jack Davis, secretary -treasrzrer. . ' - K Qt - '- a 7' Q . N Q be xg? 4 E f .ez f i Ji fn , 6: 15' 'lu .X x -' g' W N fy. ,M ,4 i in A .4 N' , ! A Y A fi ay' . Q A ' x J E .Q f ., 42 lfranna Adams Diane Anderson john Anderson jerry Ayres janet Bates lien Bauman Sandra Beauvais Susan Beauvais Kay Boyer Susanne Bristol- llorothy Cabot Patricia Callan David Carlson .Indy Carlson Sharon Carlson 'iolmert Cederholni Sandra Christiansen Peter Clason joan Clinton Kenneth Conklin lv.. ' ,fy we - L Sr' x Mm M i w iii' Ronald llalilke Karla llalilquist -lack Davis A Curtis Dayton V Carol Deising V llonna llye ' A Sharon l-'alk .Q Q... A -v A k ,W 'W' i-iiicfy inmbie - 5 V Y il N tw V- Charlene lfortin Q3 ' ' . QC' judy fferxxin surf ' Naney Green fv E in in Xlary l,ou Greve sf- ' l W ' llaryey Groves C' s . ' Rlx' ll- X , 5, i o mit aase ' ' ' A N jutlv llalterman R -Iini llansen 1, W Z ll janet llawkins Q 'fx ' - '1 'iv - Xlareia llclf A, u -w ' lr Y rl lm 5 f Don llolsinger fy , ,I , -A Rolmert l looper Carolyn lluglies A Nancy jensen N' Q gl, S5 .Xlarilvn johnson 3 ' Naney johnson W' A, 'lutlitli lieinpf Q ,. J ix-wr A., ,-Xnnette Laird Kay Ann l.inke A -Q U A ,I Natalie Xlason fs sa Y .. A S' Susan Xle.-Xtlain A ' , 1' 1 V Ronnie XleCartliy X' ' ' - - . 3 X J - jean ,Xleister ' lfay Xlurpliy , Q' X ' Charles Nelson 5, -f V - ' Roberta Paulson g i A A 5 Roger Pelley L P id Clloria Peilcer Rieliaril Pepera Clare Peterson Nancy Peterson Pat Peterson za.. -x 42 P v i V Q 2. , ,,, 5 ,A l v N l 43 .1 , A N we U rr, Q 3 i , 'E bv- N. l 9 5 fi Q 2' 2' if f' rf Q . sf' :Y 'Q 'V r is- S XP crab 4 fr ii, f S I3 gg. Tr- S , Sq'- .Q 40' '. Q. A Barbara Zaiger john Zaiger ,- Douglas Picardat Elena Piper Richard Pomeroy james Raatz Karen Rademaker Leanne Raskey jean Roberts jerry Russell Mike Sayer Louree Sherman Jack Shively Debbie Smith Lois Smith Peter Smith Linda Subjinski Pat Tageson Beverly Triecc Richard Tyson Evelyn Ursum Jerry XVright The eighth graders take over the math claxs ,-L, As freshmen, we became befler ac- quainled wilh our school by joining clubs and forming new friendships . . . Class officers: Sue Ann Baileyfsecretaryg Keith Martin, vice-presidentg Paul Tarr. treasurerg Russell Dore, president. A Ronald Anderson x Gwen Augst Sue Ann Bailey Alice Barch V, U 5 XVilliam Barnett it - ' 1 0 jack Batdorff Carol Bauman Gary Block Q - 7, fs e i Q, 4-.4 Nancy Boertman h ' ' A ' Floyd Bond A jr jj- -X Rig V Melvin Borucki john Capper B 2 Kenneth Cote ga- i. it ,A V h - jean Domres 1 - 6 'Q 4 Russell Dore ' , . f. N 'l ii i . 4 james licklund A ' s john Engwall f Q judy Ann Falk ., P, V, W 7. Michael Fischer 5 Q A:-' N , dh' I R 'iii lm 'J' Mickey Frederikser i 4 V 1 - 1 t 2 'K' 4 r l . I iiiii 'f an Nancy Galloway ' Elwyn Gauthier A Floyd Gorski 'Sis h- on ' l , s Alfred Grzegorek .N B j W A , Y 7: A 'B Barbara Guenthardt i , A gr X 5 Z I Margie Gunncrson Vickers Hansen Donna Hartman David Hersey W' Georgia Gunnerson ., , 'B F 'J-3. S.. y lx. rtaj , ic, . 45 Q 5' fs- 6 K 5 - . . N' x ' 1 'Cl ' Q- , 'ff' r-a if I .X I, .A+ 6 ay Q Y is + -f . 1 8 j l I I l I Pl Z? , I u llunnn Kususlci Cnrul liilfilflllili 5 ' sg, Curl Kutcclci 3 I 0 V .luck lumlslfi u Qf, .Xllun Krngnr I 1 A A l Clam Krnus llnrnlal Kmlczyk 7, - 'sg 'Ts-W Dane Krucgcr ,. 3 Y, llmmlrl Kruse X ' V' ' l-'lizulnctlm Kruse Clary l.nrscn V I lurlnn Lorenz , ,A ,A ' Xlichucl Lynch N iv L' ' 9 ' hlnuncx Al2lCl-illl 5 Kcnncth fllaulscn Nancy ,Nlalksznk Allllllth ,Xlarklmnl at -rw llnuglns .Xlarsh ' Keith .Xlnrtin Pau .llcflarrhy I ww f X 'N - if . J . 46 ' lflurcncc llm'nsfcxx'sl4i llugh llurnsrcin Samlrn llull .Xrlcnc 'l1ll1llXXl2lli llnrlcnc jzlmmizlk lhxvn .lolmnsun Gerald johnson .lnnc johnson Phillip johnson Rulmcrr juhnsun Susan johnson :Xrlcnc jones Chcsrcr Kncznmrck XYilligun Kunxpf liurlmra Konupkn 4: ffl w rfff ll 'J :' L. xx. ' K Q v ' if 'lf L 1' .Ioan XleCnrdy Xvllllzllll .XleXlullen i Alfred .Nlediicco R' wil i 5 0 I i Robert .Xlinster 'Y,.- V K ' ximivn o'l nmiluv X3 ' R 37 'A R - - kr.. i is Anita User . Shirleen Parkison 'U WA ' Terry Pierson 1' N A A 9 A r 'wr A 0' Rodger Pictseh .Q Q if li' , K ,V - ' ,sr .Xlnrgorie Propellus ' ' 2 my 1' . X .fx ,fd k,' i - Beverly Quinn A liruee Radernakcr -Q llope Ranisdell , A iw' Rosemary Revolinski Y M f Dnrlyne Ross lg Yi . A A s .J A J lfvelyn Sonoeki it Darwin Sehinike Q - - john Sehimke A , - 3' 6 ' .Xudrey Sehineling Aff.. ur., x i Rodney Schrader R Q R . ,N Bairlmrzl Seliuellce K A 9' V ' ' Bonnie Sehuelke l - 3' 5 , V' .ludy Seliuelke ' X N, Q , - , lfllen Shunneson ' V g A Dorene Sillinr R 1 R I L- X Q - Ronald Stcpka ... QF Paul Tarr we ' f lYilliam Terlmorg Q I lg to i l gh .P 'i Donald Tctslnff A i - lris Trernlmlay A 4 i If A ,, ii Sylvia Tuka -f l ' Bethel Yandcrlmrug N- A A V l' - i 'P HQ? nick XValle - 1 A Collene XVasl1neske Selkirk XVheclcr X Rae XYilson W W . t ,, Tom XYolf I H ii f Xlaxine Ynger V .. 1 Beth Yankee I in Donna Zinnnernmn l I 47 I Sophislicafion is characlerislic of sophomores-we were no excep'rion- we fhoughl' we were 'rhe besl' . . . Class officers: Ronald Bauman, viee-presi- dentg Clare Schindler, presidentg Kenneth Cawthorne, secretary-treasurer. l . , 5' 1 M-Q 4. Q '75 .' u Y L- pw we F if 'al as ' af X gk R 1' - - 'AT' - LN' Q qi f . wi ll , if 1' if C , ,. C as 2- , ' Q . 1 .' M' V , -, ' l -' ,J .41 48 Rosemary Adamski Bert Anderson George Anderson Maren Anderson Barbara Andreen jack Ball Bernard Bassarab Ronald Bauman Audrey Bernatehe Pat Bromley Lorraine Brown jack Carlson Kenneth Cawthorne Edwin Clark Bill Dahlquist Ruth Dalzell Daniel Davis Charles Deehr john Diefenhaeh Dale Edmondson Kenneth lfdwards james Faubert Marian Fortier Barbara Fowler Mac jean Franklin Marlene Fredriekson Gary Galloway Laurie Gamaehe Ruth Gerlaeh Patsy Haglund A 53 . I L 0 . N, Tr-P' Xt i jr' ' Jr' ' i R 'Cf A Xi t ' 2. 'fi' , J 5' A S gyrus, ,,,,., Geraldine jones Arlene juergens joan justnmn Bill Kiefer john Knuth .Xlarilyn Kowalski David Krolezyk jeanne Kruwell judith Kuehl .-Xrvid Linke Gloria Lorenz Lawrence Macltin Duane Xlantych Mary McCorkle joseph Klichalcs Don Mickelson joanne Meister Xlarilyn Miller Arthur Minster Kenneth Nelson xr- ...- W 'Sv' Qs 1 'Tv rf 14 R ,W t IQ' f ' A H, X H fr if DA F., , FW Q V 10' '69- WL Y af' T ' ,Q SFS- 3-4 .4 .Tit 15, 4, J' Robert Hamlin Kenneth Hansen joyce Hanson Robert Harmer Susanna Hebner Carleton Hedstroni Darwin Heuclt jess Hill Marilyn Hondley Ruth Hornkohl Della Mae jaicolms Robert jacohs Don jankwierz Dick johnson Roger johnson i F- 'A lr: 41. I ,N we C- 1- :cf X ' EL f i Y P Q ll QED t we Q Tv ,X ff' , Q 1 'P' ' fvs A 5. i m ii kk fig if, A srsr A jg R x 'Uv , 'D I 1 M j vre. 'fr az. 1 J - H YN 1. - 49 -I , ' X ' Nlurilyn Nelson . W Robert Nowak 'Fr lb ' A Q- Irene Paholski XG' 2 gg: E5 Sally Pefley A .1 V If . , A X5 lilaine Peterson I 'K 1 1, , W 1 .. .':-lla. 5 it we A' .lack Pienrdzit fr: - ' Dale Priester H 9' P 3 - ' Donna Racine Y .. 5 Lewis Ramsdell - ' l X Charlotte Robinson 1 . C 1 Clare Schindler - Dorothy Schudlieh D L, Craig Sell Q- A Xlary Smith ' I 4 Kuru Snyder ?- Connie Steinberg .Xlnrlenc Stolt Barbara Stryzewski ' jack Stubbs l'iklNV1lI'kl Stllpan if 3 :iequeline Suess ' 0 -ul. .lane Tobey f ' Nlilo Townsend ' jack 'I4I'ClHl j P ge A? J . 55 v I Xlnry .-Xnn Swanson ' 5 J 40 i Lyle XVulter ' Priscilla xxvfilllllllll L I ' jay XVurts M P f Clnrice Tutten ' Shirley Veine sv i ' Q - 'qv 1- A AQ... .Xlary lCllen Zininiernmn 50 Q juniors at last! XVith lasting friendships finally cemented, we look forward to our senior year. ix X 1 1 CLASS OFFICERS: SUSIE HANSEN sunmry tremznr DICK ZIMMILRMAN, prexidentg SAILX NOX -Xlx L prerident. 4. I I R R' I Q 3 ,lf . q Q fA , K , .Q I s S -1: 4, I K - 4 xt f R 42: 1 6 JN A at ' R? .l,.- F 4 A 9 if . i i Mr. I B .A .N -' - . f 51 Alice Adamczak Mildred Albrecht Shirley Alexander Carl Anderson Charles Aultman Iiileen Bauman Thomas Bcrnaciak Robert Bernatche Marvene Bowers Sandra Bramble Lillian Brooks Robert Brooks Bcrnadine Budde Leonard Cabot Arlynn Callis Robert Dobel Guy Fett Christine lfroncck 6. A Ji. , 9' Carolvn Gilbert A . in A if Q Marilyn Grill ji A J 'V' X X 44 . l larold lluase james llanscn - gg I 4' - 75 .Qi Susie Hansen A I l N if K '- Charles Harper i T, is Z E Roger Holm Harold Jacobs , 3 .' -7 Mary Lou jnnowiuk b V' . in Marilyn johnson Xq, Q . X , 4' 'HU' 46-Q Q x M . ,: ,D 1' s , A jx- 'e i' I' A is s. 0 ' 3 A 7 i 4 -5: il if 52 Delores Kuminski .ludy Knnn Mary Lynne Kliber Loretta Kotarak Donna Kragor jaeklyn Kruse Richard Lindernan Robert Lindeman Sylvia Linke Albert Madden Carol Madsen jack Marrineau Fred Illcduna Carol Ann Alencry David Merkey Sharee Miller we hr- ib- 1 5:-' Egg.. XVilliam Minster Audrey Mix james Mrozik Robert Nice ef' ' 5 3 S 2 NVarren Nickleson , ,. Sally Novak 'xi iw ' f W ' Glen Parr nv- Jerome Patulski '7' 1 I A Mary Esther Pomeroy 1 at e gg- V j Dick Rademaker 3 A V 5' A 9' Dan Roskoskey lg, as r W 5 Keith Schuelke 5 K l 'Q ef Carol Showalter A - -- Gloria Smith ' Barbara Soderstrom ii C-'N Q U Q 3 Jerome Steinberg inf . W sf 1 t X .hw Nancy Styles Richard Tetslaff 1 . ,. Ethel Tornaszewski ,, x, R ' ' 0 Shirley van Aelst Y e A, ' it Clifford Veine f - Patrick Witkowski L ' gg, Beverly Wolf W' ' ' W W g 'L julie Wright - v i I Xp Richard Yankee ,e Harry Zientek ,A n .3 - ,K ' N Dick Zimmerman 8 ' a' . 42 K e' m 5 M 2 f Richard Foster Q r Z i r 5 A 'Q ,, vnv 5 I 53 Q W , , ll CLASS OIflflCl-YRS: Llili PARKISON, presidents BILL BRADFORD, frcnxurerg LUIS PICTERSFN, xevreraryg SUE MASON, 1'ive-prcsidcnr. Our sponsors guided us +hrougl'1 our years al M. H. S. ... F, 1... And finally 'rlwe l1eigl1+ is reached- Seniors, 'rlne privileged class! For a brief year and +l1en, alas, we leave +l'ie friendliness behind and go forflw lo conquer as new world . . . Senior class sponsors: Mr. and Mrs. VVard Apsey Agnes Albright STENOGRAPHIC If you LL'i171I I1 friend, 710 need to look any ft11'tbe1'. Mardi Gras lg Gay Nineties 2, j Hop 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3g Pep Club Z, 3, Sec.-Treas. 4g Bowling Team 3, 4g Class Volleyball 1, 2, 3. Robert Anderson COLLEGE A 111.111 ran be led far by a 1l.'071It171'5 gentle fwortlf' j Hop 33 Rifle Club 3, Student Council 1, Track 2. 3, Football 2, 3, Bowling Team 3, 4. Tom Ayres COLLEGE Every 111.111 is l1o1'11 lucky, 11111 fefw stay singlef' Mardi Gras lg Gay Nincties 2, j Hop 3g Quill and Scrollg Hi-Y 3. Treas. 4g Chorus 1, Band l, 2, 3, 4g Chippewa Herald Editor 4g Manichigan 45 Pep Band 4, Basket- ball 3, 4. Elizabeth Bates STENOGRAPHIC Slack juxt the kind we like. .I Hop 3g Chorus 3, 4g Band 2,' 3, 4g Bowling Team 4. Mary Esther Boulanger GENERAL Shu ir 1101 only witty in herself, lmt ix the mifxe of 'wit in otl1en'.,' Mardi Gras 1, Gay Nineties 2, j I-lop 3g G.A.A. 1, 2, Pres. 3, 4, Rifle Club 3g Chorus 1, Cheer- leading l, 2, 3, Capt. 41 Manichi- gan 4g Tumbling Team lg G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Treas. 4g Tri-H1-'1 2, 3, 41 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Chippewa Chips 3g Manichigan 4g Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. james Anderson STENOGRAPHIC IVl1e1z be has 11otl1i11g to say, be says 110tl1i11g. Mardi Gras lg Gay Nineties 2g Football 1, 2, Tennis Team 2g Intramural Basketball 2. Mary Ilene Aultman BUSINESS To each his own. Chorus lg' Student Council lg' Drama Club 3. 'SL joseph High Richard Baker COLLEGE- INDUSTRIAL ARTS Still water rum deep. Gay Nineties 2g J Hop 3, Stu- dent Council 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 3g Intramural Basket- ball 2, 4. Donna Kay Biederman STENOGRAPHIC A Slllllly disposition is the wry soul of :m'L'exs. Mardi Gras lg Gay Nineties 2g J I-lop 3, Class Basketball 3, 4. 'Kalamazoo Central Bill Bradford COLLEGE His b0lIU.S'f, cltcerfttl, 7ll0tiC5l' fare wills l.1i111 friends i11 every place. National Honor Soeietyg j Hop 3g Quill and Serollg Class Treasurer 4g Hi-Y 4, Chippewa Herald 4: Manichigan 4g jr. Red Cross 4, Intranmral Basketball 3, 4. 55 Oli 0' A-if uf . lh' Y - 1- K X . x N Tu. QI' 0- 'E'- gs. Ka., Q. ig up Q aa, f , 'T' 11? K 'J , K 5. AS ffs vs!! 1 .xv rl' gn. Y' rn-n , I eff 01 we lflaine Bridge COl.l.l-fGlf. .5hU.i' lirrlc, lil!! illdli' '1L'l.vL'C SlJt ,i' .1 fUI'l'Ul' for ber xi-:e. .Xlardi Gras Ig Gay Nineties G..-XA. I, 2, 3g' Chorus 2, 3g' Band I, 2, -lg Student Council ig' Drania Club 1, 3? Xlaniehigan -lg Bowling Teani -lg Pep Band 2, -lg :X Cappella 3g' Operetta 3.' 'Xlarywood Aeadeniy Mary Capper COl,l,lCGli 'I'l,1o' 11111111' lmrlv 1'l1.1r111, rlw 11111- .vi1'i.111 barb 7llU7'L'.n Nlardi Gras lg Gay Nineties 2g j llop 3g G..-X..-X. l, lg Tri-l-lilY 2, 3, Vice-Pres. -lg Chorus l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, -lg Ski Club 3, -lg Nlaniehigan -lg Pep Band l, 2, 3, -lg National llonor Society 3. -l. Robert Christiansen COI,I.liGli .llodt'.v1 lie ix, -wirli 11 xparleling f0ll,Q'llL', able .111d keen for one so AVUIIIIQS' Class Secretary 3. Janice Closson COl.l.l .Glf Our youth -we 11111 l1.11'e llllf ro- day, we 111.1y 11l'w11y5 find :imc to g1'o-te old. j llop 3, Tri-lli-Y -lg Chorus I, 3, -lg Nlaniehigan -lg Girls' Trio -lg Spanish American Club Zg' Bible Club If 'XVest junior High School 'Sexton High School Marlene DeCair S'I'liNOGR,-XPHIC IVe low rl.1e things 'wc low in spire of what they are. Class Treasurer lg J-I-lop 3g G.A. A. l,2,3, Bowling Club 2,3,4g Class Basketball 1,2,3,4. 56 Harold Brooks lNDL'STRl.Xl. ARTS xl sport 111 low, 111 low -wif! spans. Track l, 2, 3, Capt. -lg Football I 2, 3, Capt. -lg Basketball I, 2, 3 Capt. -l. l.CC Cabot GFX lfR.-Xl . 'I'l'c world is .111 riglar, J'L.'fL'llL' I sir, ami' i1'r .1 joy rliar I .1111 .1 parr of ir. j llop 3. Robert Clason COLLEGE Sweet lndicr be not friglircllud, l'll be civil. 1 11111 wl.1.11 I 11111, a lirrle bamilexs devil. Mardi Gras lg Gay Nineties 2g ,I Hop 3g Hi-Y 3, Vice-Pres. -lg Chorus 1, 2, 3g Band 1, 2, 3, -ln Bowling Team 2, 3, -lg Pep Band 1, 2, 3, -lg Boys' Quartet 3, -lx National Honor Soeietyg Class President 2, .Xlardi Gras lg Gay Nineties 2g 'l llop 3g Hi-Y 2, 3, Treas. -lg Chorus 3g Band 1, 2, 3, -lg Drama Club 1, Sec. 2, Thes- pians 1, 2. 3, Pres. -lg Boys' State Delegate 3g Debate Team lg Chip- pt-wa Chips 34 Nlaniehigan -lg Tumbling Tcain 1, Zg Pep Band 3, -lg llayo-TYent-lla 3, Red Cross 1. Phyllis Cole STENOGRAPHIC l.ifu'x t1 jcsz and all rlningx slum- iz. I though! so owe and Il0'7.L' I lenou' it. .Nlardi Gras lg Gay Nineties 2g J Hop 3g' Rifle Club -lg Chorus 1. 2g Drama Club 3g' Tumbling I, Capt. 2, Co-lns. -lg Xlanichigan -lg Archery Club 3g Chippewa Her- ald, Spec. Contr. XVichita North High Sallybeth Dayton GILNIQRAI. 'KlVc'rc born 10 be bappyg all of MSI!! Betty Floerchinger CULLI-fGIf-S'I'IfNOGRAPIIIC l.if'e, ir',v lmvly, lflllf ir? National Ilonor Societyg -Illlop 3g G..-X..-X. I, 2, ig RiHc Club -Ig Pep Club 3, -Ig Class Basketball 1. Ig Class Volleyball l. 2. Yolanda Fortiei' STITNOGRXPI IIC 'I'l.1e1'e',v .1 plate in my l1e.11'r for L l'L'7',V0llL'.U Class Vice-Pres. lg' j Hop 3. Gencscc. Xlich. Marion Gillespie BUSINESS Do at well 115 you 01111 rodny ann' perlmpx 1o111or1'ou' you l'l'l7l do better. .I Ilop 33 G..-X..-X. 1. 23 Chorus l. Betty Lou Haley STFNOGRAPHIC So 1z1mffecred. xo composed, 11 mind so nice, yer so refined. Gay Nineties 24 .I Hop 3g Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4g Track Team 2g Football 1, 3g Tumbling Team l, 2, 3, 4. john Hansen INDUSTRIAL ARTS Nor foo quiet, nor too gay: 11111 11 real good fellow in his own fine 1v11y. Drama Club 3, 43 Basketball Man- ager 41 Football Manager 4g I,ct- termens Club 4. jo Ann Nancy Fortier COLLIiGI'f-STIYNOGR.-XPHIC She plays' the g.1111e .md hopes to win ir. and yer gets all rlie fllll rl111r',v 111 ir. Mardi Gras lg Gay Nineties 2g j Hop 3g GAA. I, 2. 3, Pres. -Ig Tri-Ili-Y 2g Ritle Club 3, -Ig Stu- dent Council Zg Cheerleader 1. 2, 34 Class Basketball 1, 2g Class Vol- leyball l, 2g National Honor So- ciety. john Franklin INDUSTRIAL ARTS 'lf you illllllf 1L'11lIf ro laugh you -3 'K will .111y-'w11y,' we like lnimf' Patricia Haase STENOGRAPHIC H.1ppi11e.vs Hmleey the world go 7'0lllld.n Xlardi Gras lg GA..-X. 1, 2, 3 Bowling Team 3. -I. Dale Hansen INDUSTRIAL ARTS ,II.1y l1lesxi11.Q,v fall upon the 111.111 who i111'e11red sleep. kin Band 1, 2g Football 3, -I. 5. aa Lyle Hanson COI,I.ICGLl-BUSINESS Happy 17711 I, from mre I'111 free. 1 Q II'l1y .11'e11'r they all c'o111e11retl 1 like me? Chorus' I, Z, 3, 4g Band l, 2, 3. -Ig Football I, 2g Pep Band 1. 2, 3 -I Boys' Quartet 3, 4. bw if xed 'ov gg., PM 2 PB t. N In ' X B I A1 .4 'E we fi Rose I-lelminialc BUSIIX ICSS ly 511111 zwrlc for 11, yoffll 111.111- nge. C...-XA. Ig I-'ep C,Iub Ig Iioolq XYor:ns 2, 5. 4. SS? ,xii IO , 1 I'r, 'Kg 454 Y 3 f X vu' 5 B-fx V14 Y V - x In . mga ffffll 'Q 'Y v K I X N 'an f . .Ioan Hutchinson IIUSINIVSS lI'lve11 you keep ,vrill you 1'.111 1 v lJ,Q ,-, . L - lwar 1:11.11 orbers .1l'L' x.1,vi11g. jllq 1 CXX l 7 w 4 4lI I, 2, 3, 4. Ronald janlqoxvialc GICNICR,-XI. All ilu' g'1'e.11 111e11 are dead, .111.1I I .1f111'1 feel xo well 7Il.VXL'lf..N UU, Kenneth Honnner ISUSINICSS 11111 iL'l'.1I 111.'.11 .inrln this. 0111' f.'.'lc'.X'.7l', l'eu.1I 10.11 lie ix 541111511 YU mil? ,I Ilop Ig Basketball 2. Ralph hlaeobs CUI.l.IfGI He lm'e1l1 11111.v1r .111.1 .1l,v11 11e.111r-v. Ilm' 111Ql11 yur Ir11'.', Ike Jay for .fury Class President Ig Class 'l'I'L'LISlII'L'I' 2, Gay Nineties lg j llop I, Rule Club I, Yiee-Pres. 4g Intramural llaslietball 2, 'lraeli lezuu Z, 3. Icla .llae .Iohnson COI.I,I-fflI -STI'NUGR.-XPI IIC 1 mem' 11111 110111 for .'011rr,v or ,Q1'.'.11 .11I'.1i1'x. I pay my .ie11r,v, Track Team 3, 41 Football 4. lfeliew, .111.I ,va-v 111y pr.1ye1'x. fs n 71 Qfffhffi joyee johnson ISUSINIQSS National I Ionor Society, Class Yiee-President 2. -I llop 3, GMX..-X. '5 Q ' ' Y 1 7 I, -g 'lrx-H1-X -. 31 Chorus I. -. 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Clmippewa Chips 1. Phillip johnson BCSINIQSS Sl1e'.v lirzle. 11111 xbc'Il ,QU .1 long I111p111xii'u, 1111!-v, .vu11xil1l.'. 1111.1 'lL'.'l.V.V.u Phil .11 1L'.1.V.V p.1.!.i1e.v hir 11-1:11 'I Hop 31 Cheerleader I, Z, G..-XA. t'.77IfJL'.u I, Z. 3g Chorus I, 2, I, rlqlllllllllllg Ifootball I, 2, 4, liaslcerball I, 2, IIICZIIII I. 3, 4, lioxvling Team 3, Class Bas- M Sallv johnson COl.I,I'GIf-S'l4IfNOGR.'XI'I IIC 711.111 lun' lwiy Quill, 11111 .1 fwo111.111 11.11 bw' 1u'.1-V. Class Vice-President lg Class 'llreasurer 1, .Xlarali Gras Ig Gay NIIIQIICS 21 ,I llop 31 G..-X..-X. I, -Ig 'I'ri-Ili-Y 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 5. Yiee-Pres. 4, Student Council See. 4, Bowling Team 3, 4, Pep Banal 4. 58 ketball I, 2, Class Volleyball I, 3. Iilton jones CUI .I.I'fGI-i-ISCSIN IQSS 'l'be 4Qr.'.11 111.111 ly the 111.111 -1:1111 .faux .1 11111154 the fi11f1 ri111u. -I Ilop 3. Ili-Y 2, 3. Pres. 4. Chorus 4, lfoorball 4. IDFIIIIILI Club 2, 3, 4, 'llhespians 1, 4, Bowling Team 3. Pres. 4, IIayo-XYenr- Ha 3. joyce Kiefer COLLEGE 'A good lll'l7llC keeps irx lunar in the .l.1rle. j Ilop 3, G.A.A. 1. 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Alanichigan 4. JoAnn Kruse COLLEGE NFFIIIK'-I' free, but not foorloore, 11 perfert friend om' 10141111 Kruse. Mardi Gras 1, Gay Nineties 2, ,I Ilop 3, G..-X..-X. 1, 2, Tri-Ili-Y 2, Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4, Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4, Band 1, Z, 3, 4, National Ilonor Society 3, 4. Marilyn Kruse STENOGRAPI-IIC Life ir .vo full of a mmzber of rhirzgx, we all should be ns happy as kl71-LfX.II Xlardi Gras 1, Gay Nineties 2, J Hop 3, G.A..-X. 1, 2, Tri-Ili-Y 2, Chorus 1. 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1. Dick Linke BUSINESS The imzoeerzce of hir face oft hides the rlliythief mzderrreathf' .I Ilop 3, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Lloyd Mack GENERAL SelJool? lf: big, i5rz'r it? Intramural Basketball 3. jean Koller STENOGRAPHIC U11permrbed by rrrexs, or hurry. llIL'll7I6d to fwork, but not ro worry. j Hop 3, G..-XA. 1, 2. 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Bowling Team 2, Pep Band 4. Gordon Kruse INDUSTRIAL ARTS fl f7'lL'lIt'1 firxr, larr, and nl-t1.'ny.v. Football 4, Football Manager 3, Ski Club Z. 4, Chippewa Chips 2, 3, Xlanichigan 4, Bowling Team 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Clarinet Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Basket- ball 1, 2. Irvin Kulow COLLEGE Scholar, athlete, gerltlevlmrz. Aye! Every irzch fl man. Class Vice-President 3, J Hop 3, Rifle Club 3, Pres. 4, Student Council 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Chip- pewa Herald 4, Manichigan 4, Bowling 4. Doris Lyon BUSINESS Fm happy. Th11t'x all that mat- ferr. G.A.A. 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Pep Club 2. 3, 4, Book VVorms 1, 2, Bowling Team 3. Susanna Mason COLLEGE l.1111ghi11g lipx and twinkling eyes coneeal n mivzd thar'x 'wondrous' wise. Class Vice-President 4, Mardi Gras 1, Gay Nineties 2, .I Hop, Co- Chairman 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Tri- Hi-Y 2, Treas. 3, Sec. 4, Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4, National Honor Society, Drama Club, Pres. 1, 3, Thespians 1, 2, Treas. 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Chippewa Chips 2, Editor 3, Mani- chigan, Editor 4, Girls' Trio 4, Class Basketball 1, 2, Class Volley- ball 1, 2. 59 'QTY' -nf '45, X 4 I Xi, 1.5,- 1' 'Pb QQ' YW V I CI I .., ' , - .'IjIiQf5?H1!'E1i h ,- riff 1' F51 if'.., ' ff 41 51,5 1 . f- ey ge' 1-'igvlrfx :g,.:F,, A 414 13' My :rr H, -55:34 ,ii f1gq',i'QN-,022 :.IQ?: -.. 52 .ff -kia.. .M-fa af ,--no 'f-isa. '22, fjsixlf ,321 'Lrg G0-X' S U.. nt' x N '93, ,F b. 1? .Q 'sf i 7 1 Y 11:'1' fismllii if 11 4- ., , R ms, Q S 5 T' FQ ' J' Q0 im.- ' I f are v 'J 5 run f Charles McDougall INDUSTRIAL ARTS BUSINESS You smile when you're happy: so yotfre happy when you smile. Basketball 3g Intramural Basket- ball 2, 4. Marie Mikolajczak GENERAL 'LA happy laughing smile is always worth her while. Chorus 1, 2g journalism. SL joseph High james Nelson COLLEGE There'.v laughter in his eyesg a rmile upon his lips. For every- thing you ha've to say, he has a dozen quipsf' Gay Nineties 2, j Hop 3, Hi-Y 2, Vice-Pres. 3, 4, Chorus 4, Student Council 2g Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 2, Vice-Pres. 3, 45 Chip- pewa Herald 4, Bowling Team 3g Hayo-YVent-I-Ia 3, Boys' Quar- tet 4. Endrene Peterson COLLEGE K'Shinex at a dance and at a tea, talkati've-studiour-busy as a bee. Valedictoriang Mardi Gras lg Gay Nineties 2, Co-chairman, J Hop 3g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Treas. 4, G.A.A. 1, 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Sec. 3, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, National Honor Soc. 3, Pres. 4g Girls' State Dele- gate 3, Chippewa Chips 3, Mani- chigan 4g Pep Band 1. 3, 4, Letter- men's Club 4. Angell jr. High School Muskegon Sr. High School Tom Ray COLLEGE A leader among men. Salutatoriang Class Pres. lg Mardi Gras Ig Gay Nineties 2, Co-chair- mang j Hop 33 Hi-Y 2, Pres. 3, 4g Rifle Club 4, Student Council Pres. 4g Football 1, 2g Basketball 1, 2, Tennis Team Zg National Honor Society 3, 4, Ski Club 2g Debate Team 2, Chippewa Chips 3, Hayo- Went-Ha 3, State Youth Gover- nor 4. 60 Frances Michales ST ENOGRAPHIC 1 nmlce it a rule to believe only -what I understand. J Hop 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3g Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Bowling Team 3, 4. Edward Miller GENERAL The world knowr nothing of itr greatest men. j Hop 3, Track Team 2, 3, Foot- ball 3g Basketball I, 2, 3, Bowling Team 4. 'Flint Central Lee Parkison COLLEGE Heir been, he's going, and he'll get placer fartg but he'll arrive wearing a smile. Class President 3,' 4, -I Hop Chair- man 3, ' Hi-Y Pres. I, 3, 45 Chorus Z, 3,' 4, Student Council I, 2g' Track Team I, 2,' 4g Football I, Z,' 4, Basketball I, Z, 4g Drama Pres. I, Pres. 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, VVings Staff lg Chippewa Herald 4g Mani- chigan 4, Conservation Club Zg' Glee Club lg Boys' Quartet 4g B.A.A. lg Bowling 43 Quill and Scroll. Lois Petersen STENOGRAPHIC 'KPrezty to walk with, witty to talk with. Class Secretary 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Trio 4, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4. Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Clarinet Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4, jr. Red Cross Chairman 4. Thelma Rogers STENOGRAPHIC Pm quiet, but why shouldn't I be? G.A.A. 1, 2. Darlene Raguschke STILNOGRAPHIC A plncky lass thafs bonnd to succeed. J Hop 3g Band Ig Mardi Gras 15 Gay Nineties 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. Lewis Raskey BUSINESS More athletic, less poetic. j Hop 3, Rifle Club 3g Band Ig Track Team 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Tumbling Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Let- termen's Club 4. Patricia Schimke STENOGRAPI-IIC l'll get alongg besides what dif- ference does it n1ake? -I Hop 3, G.A.A. I, 2g Chorus 1. Lyle Schudlke INDUSTRIAL ARTS Cure is nn enenty to life. Football 3g Rifle Club 3. XValter Schuelke INDUSTRIAL ARTS Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Elaine Raskey BUSINESS Gee, iz's nice to be alive. Cut Club 23' F.I-I.A. Zf 'Paw Paw High School jean Rice COLLEGE A girl so fair is 'very rnref' 1 Hop 3g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3g Chorus 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4g Class Basketball 1, 2g Drama Club 1, 2. jane Schnorbach COLLEGE Happy-go-lncley, fair and freeg nothing exists that bothers nie. Gay Nineties 2g j Hop 3g G.A.A. 2, 3g Tri-I-Ii-Y 3, 4g Band 2, 3, 4g Chorus I, 2, 3, 43 Manichigan 4' Bowling Team Z, 3, 4g Pep Band 4 St. Stephen's High School v Robert Schudlke GENERAL JL 'ms , -s... 4 , 1' rs 'D 'B 5 A Yu V23 If 'C Q, Listens, bnt replies 'with qniet , 'Eggs Q '6- 'wordsf' 5 In A l Rifle Club 3, Football 3. joan Schultz STENOGRAPHIC I-Iere's to the bright-eyed lass, catch her snlile ns she doth pass. Bowling Team I, 2, Girls' Intra- mural lf Z. 61 ,si- Wir ,Q if Q , .5 see .i.. iff' E 3 A . . ,gk i ,YN Us 'N f- 'S' ,- x E . ntl - A, 11 I 8 Q , Q N B'- xv 5' x lis iv-xy li G- .' auf- . N 1 F? ,-sw' Q,-QQ 2. Ee 'Z Q Wi 15 X ll l C. 4 S 'H' I I William Shirley C0l,l.lfGl , .llt'IlItY grasp should exceed his reaeh, or what is HL't71'L'71 for? Salutatorian, Mardi Gras lg Gay Nineties 2, ,I llop di Hi-Y 2, 5, See. 43 Rifle Club 3, 4g Chorus 4, Drama Club 2g Thespians 3, 4, Ski Club l, 2, Pres. 3, Pres. 4g Chip- pewa Herald 44 Maniehigan 3. -lg Photography Club 1, Z1 Red Cross 2g Lettermen's Club Sec. -lg Quill and Scroll 4g Track Team 1, 2, 3g Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Frank Slaxvinski COLLIQGIQ 'I'here's 7l0flJl71g so becomes a man as modest stillness. j l--lop 3, Class Basketball 4: Bas- ketball Manager 3, -lg Football Manager 2, 3, 4. jane Staff HOMIE IQCONOMICS Her way is carefree and happy and gay. J Hop 3. Ronald Suess COLLEGE lt's happy goes as lucky goes. Mardi Gras lg Gay Ninetics 2, J l-lop 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club lg Maniehigan 4. joan Tarr COl.l.liGli A ready wit, and bright ro that: a lovely friend: our loa1zie's that. Class Secretary l, Mardi Gras Chairman, Gay Nineties Z3 nl Hop Co-Chairman 3. 62 Dorothy Slawinski H Ohllf ECONOMICS A more loyal friend y0ll,ll never find. She gives you joy and peace of mind. .Xlardi Gras lg Gay Nineties lg j Hop 3g G.A.A. 1, 2. Donna Staff STICNOGRAPHIC She has the gayest laugh, the soft- est 'L'oit'e, and the most pleasant and faseinatiflg little ways, j Hop S. Yaleria Steinberg COLLEGE A gay thought, a smile, and l'm satisfied. Al llop 3, G..-X.rX. 3, -lg Chorus 4, Book XVorms 33 Bowling Team 3g Class Secretary Ig' Drama Club lg' School Paper lg' Glce Club 2. St. joseph High Donald Switzer COLLIZGIC Heads iz's a dance, rails it's a game. 11' it stands on edge 'we'll study. Mardi Gras lg Gay Nineties 2, J Hop 3g Hi-Y 2. 4: Track 2, Chippewa Chips 2, Eg Chippewa Herald 4g lllaniehigan -lg National Honor Society. Georgia Tennant STENOGRAPHIC So fl71.QllI1lLf with life to be li1'ea'. Mardi Gras 11 Gay Nincties 2g J Hop 35 G..-X..-X. l. 2g Tri-Hi-Y 2. See. 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, -lg Rifle Club 3, -lg Drama Club 1, Chippewa Chips l, 2, 3g Nlaniehigan 4, Pep Band 4, Thes- pians 4, junior Red Cross 4g Tri- Hi-Y 2, 31 Chorus I, 2, 3, -lg Pep Club 3, 4. 4 Ann Thompson COLLEGE Guy tix .1 frexlvvllnll, .vlie studiom' gre-iv, slender mid gmvefnl fwirln t'bi1l'ilI rlirouglv and rl1r01zgb. Mardi Gras lg Gay Nineties 2, j Hop 3, GA..-X. I, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. -I, Chorus I, Z, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, -Ig Chippewa Chips 2, 3, Nlanichi- gan 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball l. 2, 3, -I. VViIbur Tyson COLLITGIC 1 .1111 tired of uollderilzg ulmr l lim and wlmr I ought to bef' Class Secretary 2, Football 1, 2: National Honor Society, Mary VViIson Nor 71111017 mlk, .1 grant xfweer xilcllcef' ,I Hop 3, G..-XA. 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Patricia VVitkowski STI-TNOGR.-XPHIC The r-wo rlniugr wliivla I like bert are lorx ro ear with plenty of rest. I Ilop 3, GAA. 1.2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader l. .llaxine Peterson Laubscher GIQNICR.-XI. lI7lI lumpy, and I know you are wo. Margaret Mary Thompson STENOGRAPHY Of .'IIf1rgie's mafzy 'virtues 'we rimnor T6ll the half, but the one we like best if her gay lirtle lnugbf' Gay Nineties 2, j Hop 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, See. 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Homecoming Queen 4g Tumbling I, Bowling Team 2, 4g National Honor Society. Ward VVaIter INDUSTRIAL ARTS Cool, mlm, and nnpermrbcd, by 'work and women 1mdisr11rbed.'I Football 1, 2, Golf Team 1, 2, Ski Club 1, Bowling Team 2, 3, 4. Barbara yVitkowski COLLEGE She ix 'very quiet when arleepf' ,I Hop 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Arnold Zosczak GENERAL l'Srro11g and silem, a real friend. Intramural Basketball 2. 3, 4. Carol Zwiefka STFNOGRAPHIC A little study and lotx of fllll, a party or 11:0 and the day ,ix done. I Hop 3, G..-XA. I, 2, -I, Treas. 3g Chorus 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. 63 N Q 5 f-.if ' :asv New F 'fr 'N Us 'qw -Q... '.:., .i 33 1'-nv f.a.' ll iffau Class Minutes In the fall of 1948, cheerful hi's echoed throughout the halls of M. H. S. as we began our freshman year. NVQ: joined new clubs, made new friends, and continued in the same traditions as previous classes had. VVe chose Tom Ray to lead us as president with the assistance of Sally john, vice-president, joan Tarr, secretary, Marlene DeCair, treasurer. Our first social affair was a novel movie dance, the Mardi Gras, which proved to be a big success. Our sophomore year was off to a good start under the sponsorship of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Apsey as we selected our new ofiicers. Robert Clason led us through the year as president. Our other officers were Ida Mae johnson, vice- president, YVilbur Tyson, secretary, Ralph jacobs, treasurer. This year we again proved our ability in the social circle by sponsoring the successful Gay Nineties dance. juniors! And as such we proved our leadership abilities in many ways. Ralph jacobs was our choice as president this year. His fellow officers consisted of lrvin Kulow, vice-president, Robert Christiansen, secretary, Sally johnson, treas- urer. The choosing and purchasing of our class rings were exciting for all. Our biggest task was the j-Hop. Oriental Ecstasy was the exotic theme and under the co-chairmanship of joan Tarr and Sue Mason, we made our dance one to be well remembered. Our senior year came and passed too swiftly. Lee Parkison was elected as president with Sue Mason as vice-president, Lois Petersen, secretary, and Bill Bradford. treasurer. We had more good times with our friends at the games, dances, parties, and in classes. This was the year of lasts, our last chorus and band concerts, our last plays, our last thrilling games, our last year as a friendly group. It was climaxed by our skip trip to Washington, D. C.. which we had been looking forward to for four long years. Now-all we have left are the Senior Prom and Commencement before we emerge full-Hedged graduates, each to go his separate way. These years have proved to be all too brief but they will always remain in our hearts as the warm, friendly years of youth. NVe talk it over l- . lf, 1 -. 'H . . ' 9 1 M. ,V if A Few Precious Momenrs From +he Hours of Frienclliness We've Speni Togefher . . . The 'rrophies won . . . choosing our graduafion an- nouncemenfs . . . an+icipa'ring our senior class lrip . . . being measured for our caps and gowns . . . and so on ancl on and on . . . march a hundred or more wonderful memories +ha+ each of us has sforecl away in his hear1'- memories +o carry us fhrough +he years ahead-memories +ha+ only Time will malce precious! 1 .-av' fs . X X X ,Ax all 1 i jf' 65 7' if N.. - S .' f , 66 , .,-Y - 0- . 1 -. , V . .f - -.Je A - ff E-l . W- -.M-.L-Z r .1fgg,,,m,:f'5,5,A-,,,qu .,,' 1 r , . --a gms.--1 -6 :Elm-xiii uw-' L'...-wvvlf' I t I 4 Q 7' 1 Q ', is f M. - .M- M.. 4' -r 4 -S . l i 1 1 5 s 1 2 i t X ! 2 t , l E t i 22 i S il t X is E 4 1 . 5, i Band 'lihe activities of the nmrching and concert lmncls this year have included two puhlic concerts, nn exchange zisseinlrly with Scottvillc, attending two nmssetl lmntl festivals in Big Rapids and one in llzirt, sponsoring n dance, playing for ilieachcrs' Institute, and heing represented at thc district and state solo :intl enseinhle contests. 'lihe hand nmrehcd for all hoine footlmll games and scvcrnl pnmidcs. Rzirinontl Maxwell is ilircctor of this organization. 68 t '? L xii . ' o 'Q lllt ' 3 3 Slrxie, our dflllll 7lli'ljUI'e'ffL' If 9 Y I! xff 'Y' ' il-Il i , I-,,L,A L 7 ' x - f. Pete and Bob Clason warm up. Q7 4 I W K -5 VHA: elf, -,.. T,-K t t My if .- . .FQ .1 1 - , 'V 2 at - 'L V' Q 553 - , ?9'5:'-'-23-57- 4-mjixif ' M' W, L V 'T ' ' ' N M d 51 6 .,v,b,,1 .1 v 5 fe , K ww. L L y A. ' 5 A',.N' , -2 4 i ' ,fy f ff . x : ff ' 3 'SF ? ' w 'K -K wif' TWV! '. .,f1F'x-T7 'Z' 1. f M ' A 1 9' ' ' ' , ,-: v K- .-'xlfvb-C ' xffjfxw Q' K -' , ., . ,Jw , , N, . , i I V l V. 4 ,, 5, A Lv 1 .. if W,. lg:6fvq,.ys,g .MQ-W.VQ'W i .E V, I lip- fl v 4 - x v 'V ' ' , Manisfee News Advocafe Photo Q 5 5 ,.. 1-,Ak X p 1 I , i There 7II7l5f be n concert romorrofw. 'R dent, Xliss ll l..1xr rote: Cl. Smith, Pomeroy, Novak, lYellman. l. johnson, Jankoxviak, S john- son, Xl. lhompson, KleCorkle, larr. Third raw: Grill, Kliber, Nlenerv, Schnor- bach, K. lhompson, lliederman, Zimmerman, Miller, Stolt. Xl. Smith, Nelson, Pelley, lfortier. First Hi-Y Under the guiding hand of Mr. Norbert Radtke the Hi-Y Club has done a great deal in the community. Some of their ac- tivities are the annual boy-girl banquet, helping to fix up Peters' Park, collecting magazines for the hospital, selling candy bars in the halls at noon, sponsoring dances at the .Xl.R.A., and hav- ing a havride. Tom Ray brought a great deal of recognition to the club when he won the elec- tion for Governor of Michigan fora dav. liuehl, Xlcister, l.axvrence, Swanson. SL'l'UlIif rms: Closson, With Miss jane Holbert as adviser, this club has come a long wav this past year. The club's activities include packing a Christmas box, aiding a needv school, sending clothes to China, holding a formal dance, having a picnic, helping renovate Peters' Park, and holding baked goods sales. Two members of the club attended the I-li-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Legislature in Mt. Pleasant and Lansing. mic: Mason, secretary, Peterson, treasurerg Kruse, president, Capper, vice presi- T . H. Y olbert. rl' I' I..1.i'r rn-tc: lleehr, Ilansen, Zimmerman, Nlartineau. 'lliird rms: Clason, Schindler Snyder, Zienteck. Sevomi row: Ayres, treasurer, Suess, llill, Ramsdell, Rn Switzer, lfett. From' rms: Shirley, seeretarv, jones, presidentg Christiansen, nee The governing body of our school is the Student Council. This group is selected by popu- lar vote of the students and works behind the scenes in many of our school activities. Sfudenl' Council Back row: M. Grill, B. VVolfe, S. Hull. From row: Miss Tautges, j. Ball. Back row: Nl. Zimmerman, XVurts, C. Kotecki, P. Clason, IC. Shunncson, Nlr Bendlc. From row: l. Kulow, S. johnson, T. Ray, XI. Klibcr, R. Yankee. B. Quinn, M. Albrecht, D. Priester. Book Worms The Book Xx'YOl'lllS assist Miss Tnutgcs in the library. Catalog- ing books, repairing worn copies, and promoting National Book XYCCIQ arc some of this organizations activities. 4 v . gdb 1' dll fu gy . i i Y ik- f ss :- t V 4 X V A 4. rf.. S- i 4' e- 6 o .- - W if ' r t Y J I , , , , 'Q Y- 0' . - , Q , .-t Tap mic! Mfr N ' X Peterson, tiiledietorian, president, Shirlev, eo-siilutiitoriiing Rav, eo-snlutntorii1n- Clipper, seereturyg Kruse, Nlgison. Ccmcr row: lfloerehinger, Bradford, lfortier, Switzer, vlolinson, lyson. lfnrrom rms: Thompson. Cliison, Gilbert, Soderstroin, Yankee. National Honor Society .-Xdniission to this society, Composed of students of out- standing abilities in seliolgirsliip, leadership, and eliarneter, is one of the highest honors which can be obtained by any student. Xleinbership is liniited to fifteen per ecnt of the senior eliiss :ind to hte per cent of the innior elnss. -I, XY. Krause is fnenlty adviser. liiiflc rms: Shirley, Ayres. XY. Krause. FFUIII mu I Quill and Scroll The Quill and Scroll is an interniitionul honor society for high school ionrniilists. Xleinbers have been selected on the basis of their iiehievenients in the Held of publicit- tions such ns the Cllillzpeluir Harald :ind the .ll.111ii'bigi1l1. Faculty adviser is XV. Krause. 'J Bradford, Maison. N0 picfnru: Purltison. i i Q is i ' 5 S fs W Q . i i K ,- ,.- 72 0. 2 titty, it sr S .. 'f s l Q, rv QQQA. W ,R QT? Hncle row: Cnpper, Bradford, Yankee. XYurts. Sec'011d row: Xlenery, Ramsdell, NYellnmn, Bauxuiis. I-'rom row: Tarr. McAdams, Peterson. Junior Red Cross Fufure Nurses of America The junior Red Cross, under the capable leadership of The Future Nurses, of America is a club just recently lfndrene Peterson, conducted the annual Red Cross drive organized for the purpose of interesting girls in nursing. which proved to be very successful. The student body is The members study various types of work done by nurses to be commended for its whole hearted support. and observe them at work. llavlc ro-wi Cabot, 15. Schuelke, Gundthnrt, Green, D. jnnowiak, johnson, Yankee. lfranklin. Sevwiti' rms: Swanson, Ross, Hebner, Hlisneske, Bailey, Parkison. Frwir rms: justnmn, A. jzmowiiik, Kruse. Yzinderburg. C 73 nxf. p X J linrlc row: llolsinger, Gauthier, Picardnt, D. Roskoskcy, john Franklin. Springhorn, Veine, R. Roskoskey. Third row: Bafka, Olson, S. Anderson, Kubanek, Story, C. Anderson, Xl. Swanson, Van lloren, Schuelkc, L. Bauman. Second row: D. Bufkn, Helminski. XYinters. Sayer, .XlC.'XLl2llIl, Callis. Front row: J. Bauman, Cole, Swanson, Steinberg. . Tumbling The Illllllifillg' 10.1111 n'cv11011,vrr'.1tc.v rlncir L'z1Ilfj7lllL'lII. :sch 74 Under the capable direction of Al Arnold the tumbling team plays an im- portant part in Manistee High School athletics. Sponsoring various types of shows helps to finance the buying of more and better gym equipment. Two of these shows are the Band and Gvm Frolic and the Sands' Circus. i Qi' 3 5 2 Q i 5 5 ' i l l Ifavk rms: Xlickelson, Anderson, XYolfe, Adamczek, Alexander, Bates, johnson, Thompson, lJeCair, llaase. Third ro-w: Kulow, Christiansen, Lorenz, Novak, Hansen, Peterson, Grill, Forrier, Nliehles, Albright. Sevmid row: Xlartin. Rademaker, Snyder, Tarr, Bridge. Sehnor- bach, D. janowiak, Bailey, A. janowiak, Bauman. From rome: Tyson, Hebner, jones. Keglers The bowling teams meet everv Sundav after- The aim of the Rifle Club is to teach students noon and compete for the championship. Tro- the safe wav to handle firearms, Mr. Simons and phies are awarded to the winners and a partv Mr. Howe, faeultv advisers, help the members climaxes the vezir. train for participation in four riHe matches. Rifle Club Iiirvlc ro-ic: Coombs, Kulow, Bauman, llaekin, Ramsdell, Ray, Diefenbach, Minster, Zientcck, Parr, Foster, Martineau, Simons. Middle ro-w: Deehr, B. Lindeman, Floershingcr, Jacobs, R. Lindeman, XV. Shirley, Fett, Schindler, Dahlquist, Hill, Linke. From rms: Thompson, Kruse, Xliller, Mantyeh, Clark, Fortier, justnian, Cole, Tarr, XVurts. 75 . -.4-- 4 Ilafl' rms: Sue llansen. xice-presidentg Donna Bieder- man. treasurerg Irene Patterson, secretary. First roms: jo.-X nn lfortier, president. G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association meets once a month in the high school gym. The mem- bers all work to encourage athletics. This is done by means of a point system whereby the girls work for their numerals and emblems by engaging in various sports and school activi- ties. Under the supervision of Bert Carlson, the Pep Club, a very active organization, promotes school spirit by backinv' the teams. They decorate the Goal posts provide P CI b U ' D ' - ep U lunches for the players after the games, and sell tootball programs. The main project of the year is their work on the animal athletic banquet. lfarlv rms: Lyons, Pomeroy. Xlenery, Tennant, Kruse, Zxviefka, liragor. Xl. Albrecht, 'l'l.1ird roxy: lfloerehinge .Xlasr in, Peterson. taryg Patterson, f.arIson, faculty a n I r, llaley, Gerlock, Grill, liliber, Lorenz, Rice. SCCUIIJ roms: Biederman, Xl. Smith, lfortier, Swanson. Miehles. Front row: G. Smith, assistant secre- vice president: johnson, president, A. Albright. secretary-treasurer, Bert nlyiser. i 76 0 ,ff r,.4 r, 5 X i , L Q. ,. V iv' , - .f if . , . V 4' as 'L .rx Ae 3 X N. if, MN, . 'bl Q fe X X , X ,, J' . 1 it Clarice Tutton, Mary Esther Boulanger, Priscilla XVellman. Carol Showalter, nbrem, Arlyn Callis. Cheerleaders Carol Bauman, Donna Kososki, jane Johnson I Q Dorothy Cabot, Linda Suhiinski, Carolyn Hughes From the eighth grade squad up to the varsity squad the cheerleaders have backed their teams to the fullest extent. With the support of the student body these girls have cheered our teams through victory and defeat. This year Sue Slaughter has aided the girls in their work. 77 u I .i , It lvl N Sb The Dramatics Club kept us highly entertained this year. The group meets tri- weekly under Mrs. Kulow's supervision. Harle rofw: D. Pricster, J. Picardat, L. Mackin. R. Bauman, L. Ramsdell, E. jones. ClL'IIfL'l' rms: P. XYcllnmn. Lyons, Mrs. Kulow, B. NVolfc, S. Miller. Front row: M. Miller, M. McCorklc. Thespians The combined efforts of thc Dramatics and Thespian Clubs have made possible two rhrcc-act public plays. The first play was held in the Rumsdcll Theater and the other in the high school audi- torium. The sponsor is Mrs. Dorn Kulow. Drama Club Bark row: R. Clason, XY. Shirley, lf. jones, C. Deehr. Ccnrcr wmv: S. Miller. j. Kruse, Mrs. Kuloxx K. Snyder. D. Priestcr. 3 , S. Mason, Tarr. From row: R. Hamlin, M. McCorkle. 78 51:- J-Hop Oriental Ecstasy was the theme chosen to honor the class of 1951. To the music of Charlie Bird's orchestra, approximately ninety couples danced under a ceiling of Chinese lanterns and umbrellas. Co-chairmen of the affair were Sue Mason and Joan Tarr. in Sue and Ioan and their escort: led the grand 711417617 A yyigby N, yC7,,e7,,1,c,- Cher !'7'0'1J,'lI.Y Qzzccu .llrrgzt Homecoming Back row: Arlene janowiak, Queen Margaret Thompson, Susanne Bristol. From row: llthcl Tomaszewski, Lois Peterson, Audrey Bernatche. Et 'W' , ' M199 t. 79 Cl!!ll4LfI'i1fllli'lff0l1,Y ' z z i 5 Q s 5 a ii? ii A Our new chorus director. Hcnry Lisrink. has unc of thc lnrgcst choral groups cvcr orgziiiixcd in Chorus Xlnnisrcc High. .-Xppiuxiiiinrcly sixty wwiccs sung for thc Rotary Club, ll spring' cum'cl't. nm gisscinlmly :it Ludingmii High School, and for iJ1lCC1li11lll'CLll'C. Girls' Trio Boys' Quar+e+ Qlmwn, Xi.N1li.'l'1rirL'x', pianist XUiSHIl,c:ilIiiNYi.ll1SL'H,iJQlI'iii517I1. i lniismi i 80 Now, 'when I-um' fl boy- Horror, l..1::yur, ,llcrvli A cheery hello A little smile A bit of advice just once in 11 while A helping hand A eoopcrzitixe way A nice word or two At least once a day Spell friendship Senior: ser 4111 example. I.o1m'cr! .' ' Hold xtill, Marilyn, The Chief green Cl 141 Sl -I lllll wx! mf:,.m'-'Z s.'!!1'c4w5- gg 1: 'f'n4a, 1j' --'QQ 11.xywPg vqD'H1 -nr?-gf if- vs-w-1 H-' r wa- rv . . .1 ANDERSON CHEVROLET FURNITURE Firsr in cars and and Firsf in if'UCiiS . . . APPLIANCE in every srafe YOU'LL DO BETTER AT HARVEY AUTO CO. ANDERSON 346 RIVER STREET PHONE 22 CHIPPEWA BULB CO. a+ Congrahilafions, Seniors Manisiee Hardware River S+. Tel. 55 or 2045 W STYLE SHOP Awww 6 ET YO U R 101493150 8::zi::'::r lldlf H0 844105 ' H E R E Alweys somerhing new in millinery and dry goods a+ Alma's ALMA ERICKSON Phone 468 GALLOWAY'S PASTRIES Everyfhing in delicious baked goods Phone 533 KNUDSTRUP ELECTRIC CO. 42I River S+. Phone 400 Besf wishes +o Jrhe Seniors JOHN'S SHOE SHOP A 8: P Basemeni' We add our congralulalions 'ro The olhers, knowing Ihal you will 'frees- ure your memories of M. I-I. S. ancl profil by all +he seemingly useful CHEMICAL CQRP. knowledge you have earned. CLIN'ON OFFICE FILER CITY PHONE 1440 Phone 707 4I0 River SI. GREAT LAKES 1 Good Luck to The Senior Crew CONGRATULATIONS To From THE GRADUATES SALLY 8. SUE MARGARET'S SHOP and Jimmy too Phone 1676 84 Division sf. To Wea' Conqralulalions from Bes+ wishes Io Ihe Seniors AND SERVICE, INC. MANISTEE LAUNDRY Dealer of Ihe worIc.I's mosf modern 85 Ready - FOR YOU - BEST WISHES SNYDER'S SMART SHOES TO SENIORS Vogue Theatre Bldg. CITY DRUG STORE MANISTEE MICHIGAN For Suits and Overcoofs C ONGRATULATIONS TO THE Class of I952 B I I. L I E ' S J. C. PENNY CO. Clothes Shop COME TO . . . C q T I T Io Ihe Class of 52 THE SPOT for P. M. TARR A SANDWICH Firestone Home 8. Auto Supply RECREATION OR JUST A 407 RIVER STREET PHONE 1070 GOOD TIME! Conqraf I lions Io Ihe Class of SZ FROM AND ECONOMY GIFT SHOP FURNITURE STORE Eslablished I867 317 RIVER STREET PHONE 1952-J 43I River Sfreel' f Z iff a ' 4 6 Q l x gl uimls wehfllw xwxll mis YOUR ELECTRICAL SERVANT le sf, f 'l N o 1 f 7 0 x:f5 'Y . ,, ' - 5 ANS 5 9 f High school years are happy years for most boys and girls. ln addition to work and study, the many social activities, sports events, and the thrill of graduation account for pleasant memories that last all through life. But there's one person in this picture who is generally overlooked, and it isn't until the student starts to make his way in the world that he fully appreciates how much his teacher or instructors meant to him. School teachers are mighty important people. Teachers more than any other group have the greatest responsibility for build- ing strong characters and molding the ideals of good citizenship among today's boys and girls . . . our leaders tomorrow. Reddy Kilowatt, your electric servant, wishes you and your teachers every success in your future undertakings. CUNSUMIEHS PUWEH CUMPANY 2387 87 'E MACKIN MOTOR SALES Genuine Ford Parfs Precision Fi++ed by Trained Mechanics .., AUTHORIZED DEALER HOME sRADFoRD's SERVICE Swmo i FURNITURE ' T ,fl iiiilililll --I .S 4 LINOLEUMS , D Hina l . s 4- f 3 , -- I f- L' p 'Y -I. N i, Funeral 8. c Ambulance Service 407 River Street Phone 124 88 MANISTEE PAINT COMPANY Noud Lumber Co. Lumber Dedefs ff' Building Material Patek Bros. High Qualify Paint and Imperial Fine Wallpaper MANISTEE, MICHIGAN Opposite Posfoffice 67 MAPLE STREET PHONE .594 Phone 55 IZ6 WGSIWIWQIO FOR QUICK, RELIABLE SERVICE . . Good Luck, Seniors MENEREY,S ANDERSON DRUG STORE DRUG STORE River 51- Phone 450 339 RIVER STREET PHONE 151 .-4'4 gg . W ' 4 ., ,S , , -V STOP AND SEE TI-IE NEW .I.HoMPSoN,S STUDEBAKER Mews stone ai SAVINGS BANK BUILDING I66 Cleveiand Phone 323 Congratulations Seniors AMOR STUDIO 50 Division Sf. Phone 968 J. J. NEWBERRY CO. 374 RIVER STREET PHONE 6-J i 5 i. W' 5 fn NOI2T I-IERN ,-4ccz'a?mz'a 424 River Sfreef Phone 587 awssmo DIAMONDS, CLOCKS- MANISTEE GREENHOUSE MANISTEES LEADING JEWELER FOR ALI, EXPERT WATCHMAKER OC,'Cf1SlOfN'S Silverware, Watches U'-MAN ZE'-LER Proprietor Jewelry, Sterling Silver Phone 104 Q 0 Where Hue Ch ppe a Kegle s Bo I g0Il1'l0r...,f4llewagDw:awzaw 1 111' A. P. KENNEDY 81 SON 91 RED CROSS PHARMACY BERGLUND'S For your drug needs . . . Drugs and 5pO i 9 goods' WALGREEN AGENCY SEE KARL W- W' MAC CO- JEBAVY-SORENSON COAL CO. 372 RIVER STREET PHONE 2052 486 River S+. 'li 92 A Come on, Little Chips! MANISTEE SALT WORKS and I. C. W. U. LOCAL 181 A. F. OF 93 IIIHIIISTEEIS BUSIEST CLEHTIER HARRY PEIKER, Mgr. Courresy LaVALLE FUNERAL HOME Compliments of . . . CHUCK BOYER AMBULANCE SERVICE Barnes and Barnes Insurance THE RUSSELL FOOD Bill Johnson MARKET THE me MAN We are proud of our work 81 and you'Il be proud foo. Floor and Wall Tile Phone IO6 435 River SI. 434 River S+. Phone 1266 L. A. LARSEN REX GRILL AGENCY Insurance for Every Purpose Home Slyle Cooking 354 River SIree+ M Michiqa 364 RIVER STREET PHONE I4 94 Congrarularions and Besr Wishes fo The Class of i952 The lv1anis+ee Counfy Savings Bank Federal Reserve Sysfern Member: Federal Deposir Insurance Corporafion Checking Accoun+s Savings Accounls Commercial Loans Morfqaqe Loans Personal Loans Aulo Loans Travelers Checks Safe Deposif Boxes rrIIE1VIANISTEE COUNTY SAVINGS ILQANK 95 COMPLIMENTS OF ECONOMY FOOD MARKET Besl Wishes From WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Mrs. Willis Hunn, Owner ManisI'ee, Michigan Sears, +I1e Frienclliesl' Slore in Town Salislaclion Guaranleed SEARS ORDER OFFICE 382 River SI'ree+ Phone 2360 ROSS DAIRY CORPORATION Congratulations CI of 7951 MANISTEE BUICK-PONTIAC 457 River Street MANISTEE, MICHIGAN CLOSSON'S JEWELRY Gills, Jewelry, Walch Repairing 395 River S+. Manisfee Phone 2IW KlRKBY'S RADIO SERVICE Dependable Service on all Radios Phone I073 265 River SI'reeI' Complimenls lo Ihe I952 Seniors GLEN OF MICHIGAN Makers of famous Spor+s wear - Junior Misses and ChiIdren's Wear The Chippewa Herald Stam Tours The N efwx Advocate J. H. SHULTS COMPANY COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE 278 RIVER STREET PHONE 187 Congraiulafions 'fo +he Seniors WALLY'S RADIO SHOP Radios, Phonographs, Appliances I NORGE . . . RCA VICTOR 98 Washingion Phone 612 Best of Luck to the Class of '51 HAGLUND'S noon covenmo AND BEDDING 1 17 Washington St. Phone 1634 cuIIIIIIIII aww sIIIvII:I 443 River Sfreei Manistee, Michigan TRY LYMAN'S Firs+ 425 River ST. Phone I JOHNSTON AND GOUDIE PLUMBING AND HEATING ' KOI-Master and Iron Fireman Sfokers M E Y E R 8. W A H R EVERYTHING IN ' Crane, Siandard cmd Kohler Plumbing v.lA.iE... Fixtures U I . Phone 490 87 Division Sf 332 First St. Phone 902 For fhirsf . . . DRINK SQUIRT and DAD'S OLD FASHIONED ROOT BEER Boffled an'd Disfribufed by POMEROY BOTTLING COmpIimenTs Of STYLES MUSIC MUSIC FOR EVERYONE WORKS 390 River Phone 2 I46 53 CLAY STREET PHONE 464 MANISTEE MICHIGAN KANN 8. COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS . . . Chrysler and Plymouth Automobiles S E N I Q R S Trucks 7 334-338 River Street Phone I08 We Service All Makes of Cars Manisiee, Mich. RENGO SERVICE STATION Nh..-4 I f.vU7llI0l'Y41lIIL', 1- Univ? f?ffirw.2QX we 59 ' ,Iwi wr ' .5 Io 1' Im AI Ya YSIIIIII' AMERICAN Box BOARD CQMPANY GQAND RAPIDS ' DETROIT FILER CITY CHICAGO GRAND RAPIDS 2. MICHIGAN 99 .J A ,nw I Tw, -A de? --A A92 MANISTEE MACKIN SERVICE CO. IRON WORKS GE, PHILCO, AND BENDIX CITY SERVICE 254 RIVER STREET PHONE 1390 MANISTEE SPORTS ADAMS PAPER CENTER CONVERTING CO. 420 RIVER STREET PHONE 715 X N ' ' H I'b'. MORTON SALT CO 101 -1, ,-Q ,- Q. I I , .i is XC' Y if Ji! 5 I E X was llark Rome: lleehr, Shirley, Parkison, Ayres, Suess, Bradford, Switzer. Third Row: Boulanger, Peterson, Capper, Kruse, Tarr. Sammi row: Bridge, Beiderman, Schnorbaeh, Cole. Front rms: Xlason, j. XV. Krause. Manichigan Chippewa Herald The 1952 Manichigan staff has endeavored throughout this year to make the yearbook not onlv an enjovable one, but a memorable one. Spe- cial mention goes to Susanna Xlason, editor-in-chief, whose invaluable assistance and willing hands made hard jobs seem less difficult. -I. XV. Krause is faculty adviser. Basic rms: liditor Toni Ayres, Bill Bradford, j. XV. Krause, jim Nelson. From roar: Bill Shirley, Irvin Kulow, Lee Parkison, Don Switzer. ,., 1 I X K FW The Chippewa Herald was presented to the stu- dent body by the senior journalism class. The Chip- pewa Chips, a mimeographed paper, was replaced by the Herald which was revived from ten years ago. Editor Tom Ayres deserves a great deal of credit for the long hours he has spent izi C-7. up-n '.ff.,.' '- A. K 'N ' ' , W' - K Arg. . . .V ! '!l ' .J Z -C I 1 Na! alan! I A., . . 'mt . . .ws . W.. '55 ,HS I vow' yi' .41 ,, - ' T W--ale: .-Q- ' 5 W .wi .UW Valedictorirm, Evzdrene Peterson Saluratoriam, Bill Slnirlcy-Tom Ray is :A State Youth Governor Tom Ray ar Laming with Go crnor IVillinms and orber Hi-Y le,qis1.1ri1'e oflifinlx. Special Men+ion Each year we have fhose s+uden+s who meri'r special men+ion . . . some have been recognized in previous sec- 'rions of 'rhe Manichigan . . . olhers have nol' been men- lioned af all . . . some will be remembered only by 'rheir friends . . . Congrafulafions now go +o 'rhose menlioned on +his page . Our tnlwlfed pianist, 141110 Tobey Honor Tbexpiam, Iarlcic Kruse-Knr11S11ydcr will laie an A IO 3 rd Now we pause fo scan our record . . . of sfudies. games, parfies, and dances . . . of feachers and classmafes . . . of all our friendly fimes fogefher here af M. H. S .... We also see our faulfs . . . fhe hours we wasfed whispering . . . perhaps pass- ing a few nofes . . . buf . . . fhese, foo, are a parf of our pasf year . . . a year of friendship and fun . . . when a smile and a friendly handclasp . . . por- frayed 'rhe undersfanding in each of our hearfs . . . Now, as we walk away from M. H. S .... down Life's road, hand in hand . . . we remember fo- gefher fhe friendly memories . . . ABOUT YOU ANDME... kss WT-1 -'X ' x V V I X 'Al X , . X pix rw' X 'xy XV' M llwlllllllllllll 'A N 'M x .W 'l A X cgddayw Nl XX ' i YM 54p x' , xv ' ' ,lxllllwx N xx, N yllilll X43 9 -M yyxvlli X U Nl' . i l if 1 lil? H .'w'lie-1. i LW '11 ? li - ln wi X N fl ' lun ll X, . gms six' it Q. Xl xi-l ' Xl y -i , Xu' . i-N' my Y 2 N 1 'Q ls i 4 . i.. r N., KL H i U i if X , ' 1 Y xl .., Y' y . I 'lx . ' , .,..il:M:f .vi o U i,5XvM.si Q Xwwu V I 'i ' lx. lil' E Q A' i N IX'l'v' if - ' X XA xx My X ,nuff- , Rfk-R' LA , i W ,-:' if f , A - ,JA 'K A . xx li1v'??xQl,f I A Donna Biederma 104 1 5 4 1 w 4 ,,, - ,-m,,. - -, .,,. lug, Y