Manistee High School - Manichigan Yearbook (Manistee, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1958 volume:

i958 Wlanichiqan Wlaniatee 'Hiqh School maniatee, michigan Editor-in-Chief. . . . Rickey Zimmerman Business Manager ...... Dan Waite Subscription Manager . . . Maryann Siuda Ph0f09l'0Ph6f5 - Alan Madsen, Don Biorkquist Advisor ......... Ken Stanley fin Jndian Pnaqenn O GREAT SPIRlT whose voice I hear in the winds, and whose breath gives life to all the world, hear me. lcome before you, one of your many children - l am small and weak. I need your strength and wisdom. Let me walk in beauty and make my eyes ever behold the red and purple sunset. Make my hands respect the things you have made, my ears sharp to hear your voice. Make me wise, so that I may know the things you have taught my people, the lesson you have hidden in every leaf and rock. I seek strength not only to be superior to my brothers, but to be able to fight my greatest enemy - myself. Make me ever ready to come to you with clean hands and straight eyes, so when Iife fades as a fading sunset, my spirit may come to you without shame. - from Chief Yellow Lark APPEAL of the GREAT SPIRIT by Cyrus E Dallin 3 TO THE SPIRIT OF THE CHIPPEWAS ..... Whose great athletic accomplishments of the last four years have been unparallelled in the history of Manistee High School. Fromrthe days when the Class of I958 were Freshmen until now, this is our record: Football champions of Michigan Class B Teams I957 Football champions of North'Central Conference I957 Football team undefeated in last I3 games I956-57 Basketball champions of North Central Conference i955-56 Basketball co-champions of North Central Conference I956-57 Basketball iunior varsity team won 25 consecutive games 1955-57 Basketball teams of I955-57 posted best MHS season record since l928 Football team of I957 posted best MHS season record since I9l9 Conference All Sports Trophy Winner I956-57 To the Athletic Department of Manistee High School -- Al Arnold, Mal Pea rson, Ken Rutherford, Ray Genovese, John Bedingham, Fred Stilwell, Leigh Brassaw -- we are indebted for the pride and recognition that has come to our school and student body. 4 'lacultg chiebd Claaaea 'Jflibed spam Wanniona Ouganigationa CUQIOHQQ. Aavenmemenfa 'Jnacling Peat Page 6 Page 20 Page 62 Page 90 Page I I8 Q Y . A.. 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Wilde, who retires this year after 22 years of distinguished service in that capacity, and Principal Norbert Radtke have been our guides and leaders in our quest for a better education . GUIDANCE For man of us, high school is but the first step in our education . With the thoughts of col lege before us, we need assistance and guidance in planning our courses of study, choosing a school, and seeking financial aid for our college days. For those students whose formal education will end here atMHS, the guidance department helps in job placements and better prepares us for our first step outinto the business world. All of this, Ius the many other phases of counselling is the job of Guidance Director Neil Brennan and his depart- ment. Guidance 'FQ' NORA APSEY Bookkeeping - Typing Stenography . .mah A L A RN OLD Physical Education 'Faculty LEIGH BRASSAW General Math HOLLAND CAPPER Biology - Chemistry WARD APSEY Civics - History Economics JOHN BEDINGHAM History - English History - General Science Lois BURCH Home Economics Science THELMA CAPPER Algebra - Geometry Guidance VIRGINIA CARO Chorus REBE CLASON Latin - Guidance RUTH CLOHSET Algebra - Geometry General Math HAZEL ERDMANN English - Math Science , , W 3 - - ff f w:1.wsf1,wf-fx ifwas-Mfef'E-was-.i-V -W ' Q. f2N'ff'5i1f:'-mg 'gig . .fw,,!1-gjg G . , A is f - ' ' s , , sa'-,Sw.14 u aj s . , - ip Q ' 'IE G' ' . ,, Q .. g . A - G. L. Q gif gwfggg' ' x A i A' ' i f RAYMOND GENOVESE History - English VIVIAN GREENHOE English - Geography LAWRENCE HARGREAVES Stenography - Typing Office Practice Business Arithmetic MAX HEGLER Science - Physics R Qs CHARLES HOUGH Commercial Law - Typing Business Arithmetic Office Machines ANN IBEN School Nurse EMMA HOUGH Librarian LUCILLE JACOBSEN Effective Living Home Economics W' f -Q W 'M-:f:,,.1:s frsff.-.f-I -:.:s,5f:,a-1:q-'f:s,',,.f,,, W A-2 :lags N.-:5,,-,EE ,-559,55-,-L ::-,,,-,larger -- :E --vw is-W 1 K -If-. -w e aw-fwievz' --rams::ilwezw 1 7.:f-we.Q-w:::g:s1'ff:u. ,Q,-:rss Aw:-.11s' -a--fel ' if-1: H22 -F'-H : i i f E' Vis ,. ': vi':. rfr Q 52253 . ..r. . M - 'ff Q 2 H' I Ei 1-, Q ' r 3 Q 'Vis -- I K S If i 5 S RAYMOND MAXWELL Band Director DORIS OGILVIE English EDWARD PALARSKI Drawing - Advanced Drawing Advanced Metal MAL PEARSON Advanced Wood - Woodshop Arts and Crafts KENNETH RUTHERFORD Social Science History FRED STILWELL Printing - Metal Shop PAT WILLIAMS Physical Education EMMA JOLLY Superintendents Office KENNETH STANLEY English - Guidance Manichigan Advisor K , diy, f- 5. ff - .5 . -rw 1 CAMERA SHY DON WALTERS L Advanced Printing A A A Driver Training ELLA ANDERSON Attendance Office KAY NOVAK Principa1's Office 'u 51,51 fr AVA 5 W' nn 1 jf ' ffifffff fix 3351? V- .N. if ag' s. Q...-fr 5 6 ux ' - 11 Q - 215 SENSE: HNSQSI FW ,SBK 3 5 s 5 2 Well-Ah-h' - N., ,fg Dennis Cawthorne Student Council President STUDENT COUNCIL School spiritand student-faculty cooperation rose to probably its greatest height in several years during 1957-58. The MHS StudentCouncil has striven to give the student body an able and effective voice in school affairs. During the spring of l957a school-wide elect- ion was carried on, and amid speeches, bands, and posters the student bodyelected Dennis Cawthorne and Bob Strzyzewslci as president and vice president respec- tively. Other members include Seniors Don Groves and Arlene Engwall, secretary, Juniors Ida Anderson and Jon Snyder, Sophomores Sylvia Merlcey and Ed Madsen, Freshmen Charlotte Wieda and Jim Knight, 8th graders Linda Larsen and Jim Baumgartner. As Council mem- bers, they practice democracy. During the year, the Council sent SC members into homerooms to make periodic reports, presented 3 SC assembly reports, reorganized certain Council proce- dures, sponsored meetings on high school baseball and revival of school paper, sponsored Homecoming fes- tivities and school Christmas party, and worked to im- prove manners and conduct of our fine student body. Student Council 5 'S ' ' 3 'X Secretary. . . Edith Carlson Treasurer. . . Paul Behm President . , , . Henry Minster Vice-President . . James Meister A uv-f Amom, DW ' . R ber' Vice'P'eSN?32:1t 3omeS Snyder' 5 QR. X Reed' 'W' Claaa Secretary-Treasurer Mike Bramble, President Linda Block, Vice-President Robert Swanson. -' T X ijxsxfl :YG 1 2 D7 3 X 53: . Q. if-fl'-V xyi2f'EKfQ,EV Q ik, we A Q ... z T5 75 557 13535: 55 we Pa, lson SSC u' TreUSUr . refary, William gr, Paul Bosschem, Pr n9waIl, vi , g esidemi A ce President. nn Johnson I Obbicena p ard-f-vp ggi? 1 45,27 1 155 ' ww wp Q 9 I if iii iiiikil l eeee f, YW 53:12 2 LL-, Hr., WK M K' 4 Ask., Treasurer Chuck Niefzke, Vice-President' Don Zanoffi, Secretory Carole Boyer, President Jim Greve. 19 'Q Sig . L ' 1 r'L9'.vwf2r'FJe1'1'w:' 'ter-v 1 . 1 sf 'wx1'1 v-A 4, , . ,. ...,.,,. , ,. A ' .Wray ,Z Vx It 1 9 , ' nw Vigzjf make me Wine President . . Vice-President Secretary. . Treasurer . . Advisors . . Henry Minster James Meister Edith Carlson . Paul Behm . Emma Hough Charles Hough September 1954! Freshmen, and full fledged MHS'ers. We chose Ed Clinton to be presi- dent with Henry Minster as vice-president, Dennis Cawtho rne as secretary, and Donald Groves, treasurer. Arlene Engwall and Scott Gamache were elected to the Student Council. To represent us in the Homecoming Court, we chose Loretta Hersey. Mr. and Mrs. Hough became our pennanent classadvisors. We engaged Arnie J's orchestra forour first big dance, Blue Coral. During the year we sold ads forthe Sands Circus to earn money for our class activities. The big event of our sophomore year was choosing and receiving our class rings from the Jostin Company. Brad GeBott was chosen to be our class president, and to assist him in his duties were Jack Swanson, vice-president, Edith Carlson, secretary, and Paul Behm, treasurer. Dennis Cawthorne ioined Arlene Engwall on the Student Council. For the Homecoming ac- tivities we chose Maryann Suida. Our list of memories include, the train trip to the T.C. St. F rancis football game, the NCM Basketball Championship, the day of rest when the school was filled with smoke, the Sands Circus ads we sold, and the 2000 paper daisies we made for our class dance, Daisy Dip, with music by the Four Guys. As Juniors in 1956, we joined the rank of upper-classmen. We elected Dennis Cawthrone as president, Phil Callan, vice-president, Dorothy Sharpe, se c retary, and Jon Peterson, treasurer. Shirley Chavalia represented us in the Homecoming Court. The high honorof vice- president of the Student Council was awa rde d to Henry Minster with Arlene Engwall and Brad GeBott being representatives. We spent many long cold hours selling Christmas trees at GeBott's Market. Don Foughts orchestra pl aye d for our own J-Hop, the exotic Oriental Splendor. Seniors at last for the class of '58l We elected Henry Minster, president, Jim Miester, vice-president, with Edith Carlson, secretary, Paul Behm, treasurer. Dennis Cawthome did an outstanding iob as president ofthe Student Council along with Arlene Engwall, secretary, and Don Groves. We were 50 proud of our Queen Edith Carlson and Julie Janowiak at Homecoming. Earning the coveted honors were: Valedictorian, Dennis Cawthorne, and Co- Salutatorians, Richey Zimmerman and Marvin Deising. Our memories include the football championship, Senior Government Day, the Hi-Y Legislature, the flu epidemic and the snow storm, and especially our marvelous Skip Trip to Washington D.C., New York, and Niagara Falls. Now as we look fo rwa rd to Commencement, we remember our years in high school as some of the happiest days of our lives, memories never to be forgotten. The Class of i958 23 as rssss. - - 2 -F sr-ws .,,g,,,., .s,s,.wsw,-as -, 'S , 1, K .f -.I . 7-rr, .,,g.s.s...N,.,s. . g, . ,,,5E fsggys ,s.,s,,s,, Q,,Q,,5.Qm? gh. gel. ,..5,.r. ...ts .,,.,,.,g,,rg-W. 2 ,Q ,Q E K Q ,Q L.A. ,.L,A. . XM , ass ' r I V 5 ' rl 1 1 vi, -SO? 5 :fsuws .yurmrsy rs-1 wr JOHN ANDERSON Industrial Arts. ROBERT ANDERSON General Tumbling 1,2,4, Lettermen 3, President 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 2,3, Track 3, Golf 2, Intramural Sports l,4. SHARON ANDERSON Stenographic Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y2,3, 4, Ski Club 4, Skating Club 4, Tumbling 1,2,3, G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4. VIRGINIA A NDERSON Stenographic Chorus 1, Rifle Club 1, Bowling l, 2. ., .M ...I -A -wssrsrfrwrwrw -1 m.f1,f,s -- W--as wfs,s.,rf ,,.. farm ,L KU. ,..,,.,,,..,,,.,,s.,g,,g,,,g,,,i,,se --,rms-Hvrfww rw: Q-risers: rf, Q'szif-:ffI-.f,.,..z:,-.1--2 , ..,,. o,,.., . . , ROGER BAKER Industrial Arts Ski Club 4, Track 3,4, Rifle Club 4, Football 2. JACK BAUMAN General Rifle Club 4, Intramural Sports 1, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4. LOIS BAUMAN Stenographic Chorus 1, Bookworms 3, 4, Tumbling 1, 2, Bowling 1, 2. PAUL BEHM College Class Treasurer 2 and 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Older Boys' Con- ference 3,4, Lettermen 3, 4, Rifle Club 4, Intramural Sports 3. DON BJORKQUIST Industrial Arts Rifle Club 2, Treasurer 4, Skating Club 4, Camera Club 4. JUDY BJORKQUIST Business CAROL BLAIR Stenographic Blnd 1,2g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,2,3, Pre- Legislature 3. DALE BUFKA College Math Club 3, Lettermen 4, Football 1, 2,45 Track 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. PHILIPPA CALLAN College Chippewa Herald 3, Marlichigan 35 Skating Club 4, Pow Wow 3, President 4g Pre-Legislature 3, Class Vice-President 3. RON CA LLIS College EDITH CARLSON College-Stenographic Band l,2, Secretary 3 and 4, Pep Band l,2,3,4, Class Secretary 2 and 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Secretary 3, Vice- President 4, Manichigan 4, Ski Club 3,4, Pow Wow 4, Homecoming Queen 4. JUDITH CARROLL Home Economics Chorus 3,4g Glee Club l,2,3g Tri-Hi-Y 3,49 G. A.A. 2.3, 4. 45? DENNIS CAWTHORNE College Band 1, Student Council 2, President 4, Class Secre- tary 1, President 3,1-Ii-Y 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Thespians 2,3, Chippewa Herald Sports Editor 1 and 2, Editor-in-Chief 3, Manichigan 2,3, Sports Editor 4, Lettermen 2, Secretary-Treasurer3 and 4, Nation- al Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4, Tennis l,3, Pre-Legislature 2, 3, 4, Older Boys' Conference 3,4, Legislature 2, Secretary of State 3, 4. JIM CHAVALIA General Football 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2,3. SHIRLEY CHAVALIA Stenographic Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Bookworms 3, Skating Club 3,4, Pow Wow 4, Homecoming Queen's Court 3, Older Girl's Conference 3. 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JUDY ELENBAAS College-Stenographic Band Majorette 1,2,35 Ski Club 45 Pow Wow 45 G.A.A. l,2, President 3. ARLENE ENGWALL College Band l,2,3,45 Chorus 35 Student Council l,2, Sec- retary 3 and 4L Ski Club 3,45 Skating Club 3,45 POW Wow 45 G.A.A. 25Mal'1iChigal'1 4. GLORIA ERICKSON Stenographic IO FABER College Band 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Older Girls' Conference 35 Skating Club 45 Pow Wow 3, Vice-President 45 National Honor Society 3,45 G,A,A. 1.2, Vice-President 3,4. CHARLES FALK College Rifle Club 2. NOT PICTURED JOHN FETT College Hi-Y 2, Treasurer 3 and 4g Rifle Club 2,43 Math Club 3, JETS Club Captain 4, Older Boys' Confer- ence 3. ROY I-'LORSHINGER College LCROY FORTIER G EIlEl'31 LOIS FORTIER College-Stenographic Band 3, Librarian 4: Pep Band 3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g G.A.A. 1.2.3, Pre-Legislature 3.4. SCOTT GAMACHE College A Football 2g Basketball 3,4g Chorus 3,45 Madrigal 2, 3, Intramural Sports 1,2g Student Council 1. BRADLEY GeBOTT , College Band l,2,3,4, Pep Band lg Chorus 23 Student Coun- cil 3, Class President 2: Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice-President 4g Lettermen 2,3,4g Football 2,3, Co-Captain 4g Bas- ketball 1,2,3g Track 2,4g Intramural Sports 1,4g JETS Club 4g Older Boys' Conference 3,4. GORDON GILBERT Industrial Arts Rifle Club 2,4. JA NICE GILBERT College -Stenogra phic DONALD GROVES College Band 1,2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1, Librarian 3,43 Madrigal 2,3,4g Class Treasurer lg Hi-Y 2,3,4g MathClub 3: Letter- men 2,3,4g Tennis 1, 2, 3,4g Archery Club President2. RON GUENHARDT Industrial Arts Football 2, Basketball 1, 29 Intramural Sports 1, 2,3, 4. CAROL HANSEN Stenographic Attendance Office 3,4. 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'Arcadia High l,2,3. HUDSON JONES College JACK JURKOSKI Industrial Arts Ski Club 3, 45 Bowling 2. ROBERT KALINOSKI General Student Council 35 F.B. L. A. Treasurer 35 Herodotus Club Vice-President 3. 'Woodward High 2. 'Rogers High 3. ROBERT KANN College Basketball l,2, Captain 35 Baseball 35 Track 35 R.O.T.C. 1,2,35 Lettermen 2,35 Football 35 Rifle Club 35 National Rifle Association 2, 35 Class Vice- President 35 Tumbling 1, 2,3. 'Millersburg Military Institute 1, 2,3. WILLIAM KELLY College Hi-Y President 3,45 Na r.ionalHonor Society President 3,45 Junior Honor Society 15 Football l,253,45 Bas- ketball l,25 Track 15 Baseball 25 Golf 35 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 Junior Historical Society Board ofDirectors 35 Lettermen Secretary-Treasurer 3, 45 Indiana Boy's State 4. 'Lebanon High 1, 2, 3. ROBERT KOLLER College Band 1,25 Pep Band 1,25 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Math Club 35 Tennis 1,2,3,4. DONALD KOON Industrial Arts Tumbling 1,25 Football 45 Basketball l,3,4g Intra- mural Sports 2. 'S ROBERT KOWALSKI College Golf 3g Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. TERRY KROLCZYK Business-Stenographic Bookworms 2. FRANK KRUSE G eneral RUTH KRUSE Business Chorus 1:G.A.A. 2,3,4g Principa1's Office 3,4. awziui '1h,1'i'g-as-ev-if -may r fr assay-1' L,rf1,.f.rgfrL -we ri 1 frfwfz2ff?w51gi,fiv1g1 pw I - 31, A ,gas '5,sgzgs:efL,MLez? e'3,ex1f:-rw 1 ,paris r-Safer if . lg, ,sa q st raw 244:12-5511553 rf 2215 ?'f f'2,:r s,fe,::L,'2.-ii A V I 1' ,mi ifieil sf -155Ti5'5':fT:if 'WI' I Z ' 9 ik 5' R, R 3 5 CAROL KRZYZANOWSKI Srenographic Chorus lg G.A.A. 2,3,4g Attendance Office 2,3,4 CAROL KUBISKEY Business JERRY LAMERSON College Chorus 2,3,4g Drama Club 45 Intramural Sports 2,3 45 Manichigan 3. PAT LANDIS Stenographic National Honor Society 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4 :EPZ 5 Q. v,,. , ,. 1 'ii W i as X at S L when me 5 Q 3 I i +25 -s assi? M is s ,gf 92,3 mg ,X X it Srfsxm N ..'sl'5N mr . J' RAY LANDIS General Tumbling 45 Lettermen 45 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Intramural Sports 25 Archery 4. LINDA LANZ College Chorus 2, Vice-President 3, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Glee Club 15 G.A.A. 2, Treasurer 35 Future Nurses 15 Latin Club 1. 'Bad Axe High 1. JUDITH LARSEN Business Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Pow Wow 35 Chorus 1,2, Librarian 3, Vice-President 45 Ma d rigal 2,3,45 Chippewa Herald 2,35 Manichigan 3. WILLIAM LARSON Industrial Arts Ski Club 3,45 Rifle Club 2,4. Wi ..,, 3, .QM z ,if'Q12gfQks:,'-gifgh.-its: 3.91 w.t,f5j,ffs21f1-' i 52:5 ,. I 'l if BARBARA LUEWSKI Business-Stenographic Chorus 15 Glee Club 15 Skating Club 3,45 Honor So- ciety 1. St. Joseph High 1. LYNN LINDEMAN Industrial A rts Skating Club 45 Tumbling 1,2,3,45 Lettermen 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 Intramural Sports 1, 2,3,4. RUDY LINKE Industrial Arts Tumbling 1,25 Camera Club 25 Rifle Club 4. BRUCE MA DELEY C ollege Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Math Club 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Football 25 Older Boys' Conference 45 Tennis 15 JETS Club 45 Band 1,2. AVID MAIISICN ullcygc kJIllllgf,lllllf5,'1Q ll1HllCl'!l llluh Zg Ifoutbull 115 liens- ctimll Manager l and 11 and iig llllfillllllfill Sports 2, ,-4g'l'cnl1iw 1l,Ii5li0Wlillgl,1j,f4,4. I-INN!-i'l'H MAJKZIIRLAK uncml nwlmy, l,2,21, PlCS1dL'lll -1. 'AVID MARSII cncrnl 'IARLA MARX ullcgc ,.G,-1g5kli.Il1l1.,,415 5kill1Ilgf.IlIlD-i,'1g Cf. A. A. lg IL I.L'P lNlilIllI'U lig l.Cj',lSlilIlll'C IS, -1, Uld-.'r Girls' flun- :rumr fi,-1. 1958 QI IARl,lffv Ms'f,URKI.If ,ullww land I,1l,IS,A1g Pcp ligmd l,1l,1i,43 Ill-Y 1l,24,4g Ski ,lub Si,-1, Rlllc tllulw -lg I,ctlcrmcl11j,IB,f1gIfnmtlmll l. !,Li,1g lignwkcllmll l,2,35,A1g'l'rLu'k l,2,,1i,11gPrc-l.cg- alnturc Ii. IM MlfI5,'I'I-IR .UllL'D',L' .lun Vll'L Pl'L'5lLlCllI flg Milli! Lluh Jig l.k'lICl'IllCIl -Ig Nmllmll I,-lg llllfillllllfill wpurls I,L!. 'K IICNIJY M1Ns'1'15nz -f'5 , A Qullljc Lum! I,:,Ji, TFCJISIITCT 4g PcpIi:11ldl,3,Zi,4g Studcm 1 V QUIIIIVII Vivc-Prcsldclll 144 4114155 Vil'C PfCSlLICllI 1 It 'rcs1dL'l1l4, lntrgmmrzul Sporls l,LJ,Zi,4. M N01 PICTURIZD JANKY tiliRWlN HISIIICAS 1',, A gy - P Q Q X IUDIE MODJESKI Stenographic Bowling Secretary 4. 'St. Joseph High 1. ...Q 7 JAMES NIEDZIELSKI 5 ::- , b- College , Math Club 35 JETS Club 45 Wolverine Boys' State 4. lg --., 'ViupVNKf' LW 5 gg, JOHN OLENICZAK M PM , V Industrial Arts 5 JEFF OLSON , me College ig WU' Band 1,25 Pep Band 25 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Math Club 35 Q Intramural Sports lg Tennis 1, 2, 35 Older Boys' COn0 St N ference 45 Pre-Legislature 45 Legislature 4. 3 A nnsrs , l A f . 5 JAMES PERRY General , JON PETERSON College Band l,2,3,45 Hi-Y 2, Treasurer 3,45 Math Club 35 Tennis 1,25 Pep Band 3,45 Class Treasurer 3. CARL RAATZ Industrial Arts Lettermen 3, Vice-President 45 Football l,2,3,45 Track 2, 3, 4. CHARLOTTE RAATZ Stenographic Chorus 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 G.A.A. l, 2,3, 45 Pre- Legislature 3. Glee Club 15 Operetta 15 Marian Year Program lg EARL RACINE Business Lettermen 2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,25 Track 1, 2, Wolverine Boys' State 4gIntramura1 Sports 3,4. A VON RAC ZK OWSKI Industrial Arts LEONARD RACZKOWSKI General Bowling Club l, 2, President 3. DOROTHY RAKONIEWSKI College Band 1, 2,3g Glee Club 1. 'St. Joseph High 1. JOY REVOLT Stenographic Bookworms 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. DAVID RHODEA College Tumbling l,2g Lettermen 3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Track 3, Intramural Sports 1,'2,4g Tennis 1,2. IOHN RHODEA General KOYCE RINGEL College Band 1, 2,3,4g Chorus 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,33 Ski Club 3,4g Skating Club 3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2. wg'-1 1 I 958 30' I ev r j Ns, 4 if vb , L 4 rs, ---...A ,Y f if 1 I Q . I I Y STEVE ROBINSON Industrial Arts Glee Club 1,25 I-Ii-Y 1,3,4g Football 1,45 Tennis I. 'Comstock Park High School 1, 2. JEAN ROGERS Stenographic Choir 2,3,4g G.A.A. 3,4. KENNETH ROSKOSKI Industrial A rts RONALD ROSKOSKI Industrial Arts Football 1. ELSIE SCHUELKE Stenographic Tri-Hi-Y 35 Pow Wow 4g Cheerleaders l,2,3, Cap- tain 4g Tumbling 1,2,4g G.A.A. 2. TOM SCOTT Industrial Arts Football 1, 2, 39 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY SHARPE College Class Secretary 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 3,43 Chippewa Herald 3, Manichigan 3, Pow Wow 4g G.A.A. l,2,3. DAVE SHIMNOSKI Business Skating Club 33 Football 1,2g Track lg Intramural Sports 1, 2. MARYANN SIUDA College Manichigan Subscription Manager 45 Skating Club 3, 4, Pow Wow 45 HomecomingQueen'sCourt 2, G. A. A . 25 Drama Club 4. ANN SMITH College Band l, 2,3,4g Bible Club 53. RONALD SONNENBERG General Tumbling l, Letterrnen 3,4g Football 2,3,4g Track 2, 3, Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4. MARY ANN STORY College-Stenographic Chorus l,2,3,4g Madrigal 2,3-,4g Tumbling l,2. DAVID STUCK College Lettermen l,2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Intramural Sporrs 2,3g Tennis l,2. NATALIE STYPA Stenographic Skating Club 3, 4. CAROL SWANSON Business-Stenographic JEAN SWANSON General Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Chaplain 4g G.A.A. l,2,3,4. . I, lg .I ve I Y :GSW I A I XWIIIIEQ I -TxR:?iP'z,VST' kiwi Vir- . , . . , .,.., - ,,,,- , ,,,,.., , .. . ' ,1 , i - -Wen s?1s1iN7?'2-A'fflfefff I '. I + I irri ilz-IW-il: I . I, - 'i :II-fwiilfsagifa i-afar - ' I an Q5f5fZfEgF 45 I Rez. .:. Q .- . an-f 1 I I 3: . : . fm-rv . , ' ' ,. -A K 559,11 gi. 'rg-iijgrfmse'.II-1lQ,pi 's K . , I 9 I5Ii,.I ,,,,,..f3,,...5,E itil k I 5 ,, 55-'94 +I lf? .31 53155 Rial 'I . I, I V ' 'fig - Q . . 7 nw'-. . if sg. we .I , .I I. 2 .i-six Not Pictured JACK SWANSON College-Industrial Arts Class Vice-President 25 Rifle Club 4gI..EttetlT1Sl'1 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball lg Track 1,2,35 Intra- mural Sports 2,3. PAUL SWANSON College Ski Club 3, 45 Math Club 35 Skating Club 3, 45 Bible Club 3. JOHN SWITALSKI G eneral VIRGINIA TESLUK General , - K-::. Q ,itik Q, .. ww' STEVE THORSEN College Chorus 2,35 Ski Club 2, 35 SkatingClub 35 Lettermen 45 Football 1, 2,35 Track 1,2,3. SANDRA TOMA SZEWSKI Stenographic IOANN TYSON Business-Stenographic Band 1,25 G.A.A. 1,25 Bowling 1. DAN WAITE College Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mad- rigal 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Manichigan SalesManager45 Ski Club 1, 2, 3,45 Bible Club Vice- President 35 Wolverine Boys' State 45 Pre-Legislature 45 Drama Club 45 Older Boys' Conference 3,4. DONOVAN WALLACE College Ski Club l,2,:5,4. MARTHA WIEDA College G.A.A. 1,2555 Tri-lli-Y 213,45 Chorus 3,45 Ski Club 45 Bible Club 35 Pre-Legislature 45 Legislature 4. DONNA WIGG INS Business RICKEY ZIMMERMAN College Band l,2,3, Majorette 45 Pep Band l,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 Drama Club 45 Chippewa Herald Sales Manager 35 Manichigan 3, Editor-in-Cliiel' 45 Ski Club l, 2, 3, 45 MathClub Sec- retary-Treasurer 35 Pow Wow 3, Secretary-Treasurer 45 National llonor Society 3, President 45 Wolverine Girls' State 45 Pre-Legislature 45 Legislature State Treasurer 45 Older Girls' Conference 4. 1958 Senior Chiefs Plan Skip Trip LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Meister . . . Vice-President Henry Minster . . . President Paul Behm . . Treasurer Edith Carlson . Secretary Qs Wg .E if xg 3, :Sf3:3f'Eg,:g1gamEsSKe'fggffgs-17Aww -f Q its 5 . 6 J Xi E - X Q1 R Q Q L. WM F , S .. R Sl . xx f m gim.. .. ...A. W. W :MfffwS'f?a:wgQ-:w az -ng:fmmwzez-fvsmzwgf wwwf- -. , i Q -X Q 'fES9gE:1w9?:?i'5:f55E:.x'fi Sll':fE:E::EiE5E- lil' K L V'kL' ML . T 3 QS- X. Miligilfkiv filk:Q'RHi'ff3 5Qfw5'-5' K' -:Fw-9I::59E?iEw5ii5?53f'5fi5iTQ2ii5ii:iZ'5J :iiA:5'F55iE'5f'53fli?5Q? jx J S ' vfsfrmww as MY flwu Q-X .- gifm.ff..Ns,-ff1-ffifW5Q:f.g3ff--FQQ-:mmm 15- K 9 X 11.1-1, .- 1535 gggggggijgwiiglffggg:Kgqgggggqxgbgrifilitimsfz.-13' 'A sf 5552- asf- Iilfiiiw ffiseiqffg. i'2g3fQs-iig5.fe25Qs-.giff:gj.gL-gig'iiffvfsg A - -K 1 A M ' b 15555525 K :- S x x fri ' -. A - 1155. V A K 3 2 f1Qi5zMsaASQ211fsaws!-.Lg--.15-xlsiw my For the Seniors it is the. . . End ob the '.Tnail Make me ever ready to come to you with clean hands and straight eyes, so when life fades as a fading sunset, my spirit may come to you without shame. -from Chief Yellow Lark END OF THE TRAIL by James Fraser 41 President .... Jim Greve Vice-President . Don Zanofti Secretary. . . Carole Boyer Treasurer . . Chuck Niefzki Advisors . . . Ruth Clohset Holand Copper Alan Anderson Carol Anderson Ida Anderson Karen Baumgartner Stuart Bell Arthur Bennett Dale Bladzik James Bond Lynn Jach Carole Boyer Diane Brown Richard Brye Sandra Buika Susanne Capper Willard Carl Janet Cederholm Barbara Clark Jeanne Clohset Judy Colin Frank Colladay Robert Comstock Marilyn Conklin Harold Dahlvig Joyce Dashner Kay Dedrickson Gary Dewar LaVeme Dumas Calvin Dummer Thomas Dutkavich Robert Zwiefka Judith Erickson Sandra Erickson Christie Falk Bill Fortin Jack Fredericksen Chito Garcia Dale Gerred Leon Grabowski Dona ld Green James Greve page ,L i J J he Y 4 5 .W a y y a p. 2' is V , A if B Xml Q 'iv' . wx K, V !,,l ii!-f Q G 3 5 'C ' Q I , ,gk if-f' s J. . g . ,,' 5. 1 niona 1 -F Q if ' J Q' if i s 2 N517 J 'K J , f y y J 9 .. f D rf 'R'-ff' Qi J Ye' L 'D 9 5, X 'Q 155 h 3 mf' QP! 9 y kc' 'Q www A A A. '.... va- we-A 47,4 ' QF -' , 1, ' aj 4 . - K ' :1 ' xhyufii J '. W 'l n vb 5 WB is Q ' ssJgg?f ,iff L ryfgi fb E J ': E Q LIQ, I- ::- K fjuniona was W a r J WQGV L ty? 5, x ,4 1 Q s 4 s Qi! 1 uv 9 3 as t is 4 fhw Arlene Hansen s .. Edward Hessler Janice Hewitt Darel Hodgson at f- ,E M 3 y m HO hu Marilyn Hughes hs J f Charlotte Jacobs Janet Janicki Judith Johnson Sandra Johnson James Jorgenson Rose Kenny George Kiefer John Knight Wesley Knight Robert Konopa Leonard Kotarak Linda Kotarak Andrew Kott Harold Krause James Krause Charles Krizan Dana Nurnberger Dorothy Kukla Karen Laird Evelyn Levandoski Gary Lindeman Thomas Lindeman Mary Oleniczak David Lorenz Robert Lutz Lawrence Lytle Marlene Madsen Dolores Marsh Rolf Marshall Stuart Martineau V Guy Milks Keith Myers Q -D Charles Neitzke yZEF BH1Nowak , Dale Numelin V Charlotte Oleniczak F E F 58 a a aa s J Y -.. sa . L ,.': A 5 st: E f i ,SZ - Carol Pachesny Lyle Page William Patulski yiy, V .. , Q--:f f- Jean Pearce A S, N f ,S 'fm , f Q if nw 1 .sw r A Q , 4 .s is wi 14 'Q Sandra Pefski ' S. S Edgar Peterson J. - K Marion Peterson S K ey S ,K Y' K S 1 Q- Quinn KW K KM ,K K, Q iK K' KK tv- 3 K K - -g KK: Ida Raczkowski Q 3. K ..e: ,JK Q Ronald Ringel . kgih ,S 1 llb- K. ,KK K. J K I r. S. Priscilla Rison K Josephine Schudlich ,S K KKK ,KK S K K Robert Sells p K r , V' Y V Sharon Skipper :,. Xia' Ka- -V K S1 K :K K Betty Smith V S' KKKK Vkkv Ltll in . .. K Jon Snyder 'K James Speck KK K K K 14 K K KKK . K K Barbara Stendel KW K P Qs S S MS K K, Si- 5 Edward Stevenson 1 W Robert Strzyzewski KS S K , ' S TS We 5 K S S J f ssrr swsr or fr Sp J - S rrie J if ' J sss it + by Stephen Stypa N Pat Sullivan - K W ' James Sumbler ab K . .' J Gary Tice 'J Howard Turk r,w K K , K , KK K KEVK , K We S A Si .S i Daniel Ursum J K W 'K - Larry VanderBurg K K K J S Robert Veine K qgzt A'-Tw g f K S 2 Carol Voights K, K t.,K fs K K if ' Albert Winters X S S S Alan Winters K Sandra Wissner e J JK S 'Q ,- S is Phil Wittlieff S f W, Ka '5 in to -5, Sis Gary Wolf W A -me fi? ,1? ,....-T i5? -uri Tr0Y Woody ' ,. 'S . rf - t ' 2 ,S f f: K ' KK KKKKK, Q Don Zanotti Robert Zawacki John Zeller Carol Zientek William Zoet .- 'K -Q ar -r' if A vi' ' , an ,-16 S' ill. V- , V' 9- S '21 ' 313 S ' ESM VM ,E 5 L to if vt x is 52 use x x 4+ n- X r X 5 Us W-,. . A is ii? 1 K kkkk RQ.. yr.. 'ii' Q -. 1,s.z.., - .. x1?fiX,Q.1-so A -' ' - x, A i S-'5-Qiilf-iff ' l President . . . Paul Bosschem Vice-President . Bill Engwclll Secretary. . . Ann Johnson Treasurer . . Pat Wilson Advisors . . Nora Apsey Ward Apsey Patricia Adamczak Tom Amor Janet Anderson John Anderson Linda Andresen Dennis Ax Pat Bark Thomas Batzer Charles Bialik Hilda Bjorkqulst Kathleen B jorkquist Tom Bjorkquist Judith Bladzik Laurinda Block Paul Bosschem Doug Bowerman Barbara Boyer Terry Bradford Gerald Brocki Susan Carl ,f 5' W? Y . Lg ff , W A ...fl ln. ' 'J 4 ' fi A a-Qii Q? 5 ,GX VV KW: '+R G--we Q- A w- Q 4-ff A ' A J - ef Q. 075. 4 .nl 5' K QQ ' o . J A ' -f lfnnm -1. ' ' Sophomonea Peter Carmody Lawrence Caro Robert Caro Lois Chambers Robert Chmielwski Ida Christianson Julie Clifton Steve Colladay John Conklin Kathleen Cook Reva Edmondson Judith Cookingham Douglas Coombs Bill Copeland Karen Cosgrove Karen Courtney Cassandra Criswell Donna Dashner Tom Davis Lynn Dlesk 'ww ,,y 'nr A to as V' slls -nf A ' A A ll' . N .5 1 E. me - 5 7- , VD' wr 'W I J A9 1? R S F 1? X 'Sir if H . , fps ff- stew., .. ,... - ws?-.fax fra' 2. ware. V - iff F15 19 iss: 5. is -f,- 1- fs at L,.., 5, as a a rg. Nancy Domres Rogene Dontz Tom Dulinski Dale Dumas rv: -:fu-:marry igfqfrxixgggr -1 my ., ., ., -K-f K ,X 3 M ? I ew sq if 5, la a at Q X gr sei , is , wx 2 Q qi arm X mg Q 1 My X -SEN? g-15, M E blxln Pamela Dummer S f Caro1Ede1 Kenneth Ekholm '::' Mark Engwall wnnam Engwall - Sydney Fischcf ,',- Henry Florshinger ne 5.5 ' T Q 5 , aw Marlene Fortier .t +51-l Alf? ,X .. . E we 355 Jack Franklin ::bb. I H : . Jeanne Fredriekson kwa? mrr,. ' Gary Gallagher t 101111 Galvis r' h -. Paul Garman y Glenda Gilbert ,s M. WK r Bernard Gorley - 5 M A Margaret Gorski an ' A Beatrice Gnnnerson Q h mViAA S .::. , . Richard Gutowski it , -H John Hanson E 'E Terry Hansen Q N ig' S Martha Hanson L Sharon Harthun 'F r I H JoAnn Helminiak s r fy 1 s.i- V ,. : t I Carol Hewitt if if 'fig Sharon Hughes s,rl.- .sr 5 M2 a Bru -Q nun , M to Kay Hummel NK .r. .. i V hifi ' K if' We - sf tk . .s--, ,.iEhd,:.-: Q .si .. , I if Alice Hunt Patricia Iankowski sw h h Dennis Jankwietz wg? Ann Jeffries Ann Johnson Jeffery Johnson Douglas Jones Joseph Jurkoski Leslie Kaiser Joyce Kalinoski Laurel Kiszelik Ronald Klajda Philip Kliber Sue Robinson - L .A 5 Dick Kott Walter Kraus Sylvia Krieve James Kruse A gi, 5 .ff .J s jg I-E 6 4 S fr me 'Y , L i ii'-fa M -ans' we s. . 'Q' 1 af w K , 1.. , 9 Ayr if Kay VanBenschoten William Kruse Lawrence Krusniak Margaret Leonard Brenda Lindeman Q A ,. aare , f M so Earl Lindeman Larry Lindeman Mary Lindeman Artice Luzius Lee MacGregor Mary Mackin Alan Madsen Edward Madsen June Majkszak Mary Marshall Betty May Sylvia Merkey Eugene Miller Marilyn Monroe Judy Morehouse David Morley Tom Mucha David Neitzke Gordon Ogilvie Kenny Oleniczak BR A , if is ' JE ww V I' : uf f X if ,Eye ,,. , I aw if , , Q . 'a M ...E+ D- ,- D Ha 'I -5 , gn M' .3 112, 5 M ws H . .A :rs if d : .. ' ' 'NX S 3 t for R V Q., . , K 5 .I fi -kfi-, ,Z 5 N suis s ...if S M A Q' H lk at M r 1 ..: P J S dd h i P P 'QW fm. - Qll, 1 I ki g if X P ,av 5. R K -ii J' E Q ir 55: J gi sg x F Q . 'gmt 3 ? W ' : ' W it Ao 'Q' FJ' Bibb xii Mary Pacholski Linda Paschka Richard Patulski Roger Pefley Donald Pelarski Sandra Peterson Earl Raczkowski Norman Radtke Mary Rengo Anna Revolt Jerry Revolt Alma Robinson Bruce Ross Edward Schallhorn James Schrader Robert Sheras William Sherrick Kenneth Simoneau Robert Smith Wallace Schultz Elizabeth Somrnerfeldt Gary Staff Norma Stendel Jeanne Stephens Ruth Stuck John Stypa David Sweetnam Delphine Tabaczka Peggy Thorsen Phyllis Thorsen Sandra Trembly Thomas Veine Sandra Vunck Robert Wagner Carlson Waite Margot Wallace Richard Walter Patrick Wilson Richard Yanke Frances Nelson lux-.1 'Hauu....... lu ff? Q5 President. . . Lindo Block Vice-President . Bob Swanson Secretary-Treasurer . . . Mike Bramble Advisors . . Vivian Greenhoe Fred Stilwell Joan Adamski Philip Adamski Barbara Anderson Rita Aultman Gordon Bajtka Virgil Baker Jim Batzer Ann Bedingham Marlys Biederman Bill Bjorkquist Linda Block Joyce Bowerman Harlan Bradford Richard Bradford James Bradley Micheal Bramble Rodney Brown Ervin Cabot Tom Cardinal Gary Carl Carol Carlson Carol Carmody Donald Cederholm Barbara Chambers Dick Clark Susie Clifton Gene Colin Roseanne Conklin Sharon Conklin Sharon Cook Lillian Dickow Robert Dickow Jack Dinsen John Doleys June Erickson Jean Fa ber Ken Falk Becky Fauble Floyd Fedder Linda Field g r X' 1 in I al' 'Jneahmen 1 v , -A. i 1 'Sin' Zinn.. 1' lg , I 0- if if . ,, fa In ni. i R f uf' ,.,l ' tin! -li N.: 44 if x Q' fx si' Q ,A I .-':'E r Q X sis , F fi 'f ly' L J ,.WA.,q we WW . ':. K K l E an f'3 'if' .,.. ' Q ,K S , , una R Qs R is s Y A QQ' I vu- , df tb is 5 K 1. 1 i s K5 Q NP' Tneahmen S3 N s H W at S' ' Q . .., .,: gs wr Q 'F 'Q ,J Q , .Q . r X . r. . . 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Mol Pearson I Ray Genovese Junior-Varsity ..... Ken Rutherford, Leigh Brossaw fs? was , E ..,. - ...,.. .W -s S 77 QISI. A' Class B Champions of Michiganl The Manistee Chippewas, capturing their first North Central Conference football championship in history, marched through a great 1957 season to become the first MHS gridiron team to go undefeated in 38 years. Climaxed by the Detroit Times' naming of the Battling Tribe as Michigan's Class B champs, the season was probably the greatest known to MHS fans since football was introduced locally asa high school sport. Coach Mal Pearson's eleven finished the year with a record of 8 wins, no losses, and a single tie. In summary form, the Championship 1957 Chippewa Team: Q11 Became Manistee's first undefeated team since 1919, when the Blue and Gold gridiron men of that day compileda 7-0-0 record. Q21 Were selected by the Detroit Times as Michigan's Number One Class B football team, to become Manistee's first state championship team in any sport. Q31 Won the North Central Conference football championship, first in league history for the Chippewas. Q41 Set a new record for team points scored in a single season Q2351 eclipsing the old record Q2151 set in 1925. Q51 Annexed their undefeated string to 14, longest in Manistee H history, Q61 Saw 3 team members--Ron Sonnenberg, Brad Ge Bott, and Bob Anderson--named to various All-State teams and 2 of their team-mates--Carl Raatz and Bob Anderson--name d to the All-Conference team. The '57 wit symbol of Manistee-Ludington rivalry, the Chippewas' come-from-behind 20-19 Homecoming win over Cadillacp the bitter, snowy night of the Cheboygan game when only the hardiest of fans b ra ce d the weather to watch Manistee roll, 45-05 the late-season make-up game with Alma that decided the championship on November 225 and finally George Maskin's presentation of the Times trophy to football captains Brad GeBott and Bob Anderson before a packed house of loyal fans at the Elks' football banquet. The team had their own special awards, too, Fullback Ron Sonnenberg was chosen by his team-mates as Most Valuable: Jim Meister, Senior hal fba c k , named Most Improvedf Brad GeBott was announced as the tackle chart winner with Carl Raatz the leader in yards gained on offense, and Jack Swanson the top ground-gainer per carryl . And of course, there were the very, very special awards. Winner of the Tape Can was a Burly line-man by name of Steve Thorsen, while a couple of Casanovas ofthe gridiron, Carl Raatz and Chuck McCorkle battled to a draw for the Chippewas' highly coveted honor-gr the Lover's Cup. 1' 1957 was a great season--a se ason when a TEAM won the championship for Manistee High School. 65 W 1 QQ : V. if 5' 1 i lx S 1 iff L ' as A Q! 5 Q 5 3 as K . ZQ1 , V 3 tg,-., s 'A X. . . -.L: A - gg - .- .- . - -- - .. . . . . M . .--- .. M . g ,. S. . ,. Q. A .. - .. . .. , 15 21 ,. K , ' ,, .. A12 Aii , ri 5 'Wm-L A .Q A ,Q K Qi .- iq A SK J l I A. U ,cQd.llQc I9 L 2 N sly?-lp. . Wk 45 L L ,Cheboygon O J' Mgiiisfee 34 Luclingfon 7 i Sf, Francis I3 ManlstQm3O .North Muskegon I4 . y:A J mf 552 Uk,-.T mmrX:'z.g:::11 Ke., X f B B . 1 N 7 K 'E Wk K M M , x V m K VV M .LPL L 7 r .. W ' A J f .,fY A V V Le A 'L V if ' U vt,1VV K w K Q 'Jk' sf:zLSN4fiN55flimN?Q3QF'5fgim'1iSvS+i FRONT ROW Steve Robrnson, Jun Melster Anderson, Head Coach Mal X, ,,.. , Brad GeBotr, Dave Rhodea CEN gr. Tom son, Rolf Marshall, Ray Dahlvig, Gary W-gif, PeieffCarmody, Mgr. Gary Lindeman. BACK ROW: Ifice, Bill Kelly, Don Zanotti, Chuck Doherty, Bob KSe11s, Dale Bufka, Jack Swanson, Gordon Ogilvief Bob Sxrsyzewski, Steve Thorsen. Larry VanderBurg. was :T wo C x hips Posf B U A 5 INSO ML lu LYNN -qu, CH CK I' - nuns nmmns anon AFTER . 46: EARLY son N 'Xe . Sf. Francis I3 C I' B BIS ?0:18 Vicfory In AE op Tilf cts '5X?-9 5 vxsgguuikm V A X X ,ff .991 ,HIP . ,835 M. W9 - , Pew QXKWQQ QWVA cw wb as Not Sla flfe ' me llln I in gs WSI: Chips VFCTQW FS BILL KELLY CK Tonight Manisfee 'S , mum -1 DOIQOON JACK SWANSON Sf. N o . 1 QJXXYSN ' inlkvfings Ui cHsPPfwAs an TUP H AN K I N G .X h' P 0.51 29 C llpgffdlg M S 4+ w L TriumPh'iion L 2 L 62121553 'of L 'h CSM zfsg x SH We GF TITLE L L WA YS mu I UH 4 fadnlaf 19 ylft Ulflp 'IQ 005118 Ill . Kee .0 - ,QHIPPEWAS , 6015 ' x Tribe CBPWWS crown x L -W GARY TICE PETE CARMODY DON ZANOTTI ED STEVENSON ROLF MARSHALL GARY WOLF GORDON oG1Lv1E R+ 'vw at QRMRR Tig, Rf F' W' SJW ,,g1NI'2,...,R ,..al' .4 WR YRS ,,,M,,: ,SQQQW fiinga, yr-ff 1, up ur mf R Mfr. M' ,Q ,JT +R' 'JJ5 'Nm WWW XG 19 Wm gg R R 3,55 AQ X 'IS BOB ST RZYZEWSKI STEVE THORSEN BOB SELLS COACH PEARSON ..- 4 K . A1 .X ,. Q.: ION SNYDER LARRY VANDERBURG GARY LINDEMAN Manager COACH GENOVESE lr' f Q m' A ,Av 1 f 4 I , . W I FF' ' + mmm -akwuvx Q ,J wa. w A ,mama f 1 ,Y V M A 1 M ' , ' r.- gg 'I' fm Q ., Vt f A , VME: sw ,gay F K. 'M 4 'i 3 5 if Q wi 'Wu 92' nw gi, 21,3-,YV mf A A 4+ : N. MANISTEE 26 PETOSKEY 6 The Manistee Chippewas exploded for a 26-6 opening night victory over Petoskey in the Tribe's most impressive season opener in years. The Chips scoredearly and held a l9- O halftime lead on the strength of Jack Swan- son's 9 yard bolt, Carl Raatz's 53 yard TD gallop and BobAnderson 's 20 yard pass inter- ception run-back. Raatz mopped up 'M' scoring early in the 3rd period on a 3 yard plunge. Snyder and Raatz each converted once. The victory wasManistee's 4th straight opening-night win over the Northmen. MANISTEE 20 MT. PLEASANT T8 In the year's No. l gridiron thriller, Manistee conquered Mt. Pleasant 20-18, to become the first MHS football team ever to win on the Oilers' home grounds. The passing combination of Raatz to Anderson was the key to victory. A Raatz-Anderson pass set up Sonnenberg's 2 yard dive for the first 'M' score . Then in a heart-pounding 74 yard play, Raatz heaved a tremendous pass to Anderson who snagged it and raced in for the TD iust as the halfended. In the 3rd period, a Raatz- Anderson ae ri al went for 30 yards and another TD. Snyder booted both PATs and the Chips held on for the vital NCM win. MANISTEE 20 CADILLAC 19 The Battling Chippewas clinched at leasta share of the conference champion- ship by edging Cadillac 20-I9 in a dra- matic Homecoming game. Sonnenberg scored the first TD of the contest on a 63 yard run, but the Vikings came back to score 3 times in 7 minutes to lead I9-7. Raatz nailed Anderson in the end zone with a 20 yard pass late in the half to cut the lead to I9-I4 Cadillac. The Chips then climaxed the comeback early in the final halfon Raatz's5yardendsweep for a 20-I9 Manistee triumph. The next week Manistee scored 3 times in the third quarter to stop non-league foe TC St. Francis, here, 26- 13. MANISTEE 45 CHEBOYGAN 0 Manistee scored its l2th straight win, 7th this year, by crushing Cheboygan, 45- 0, in a driving snowstorm at Chippewa Field. Playing in 50 mph winds and freez- ing cold, the chips didthe unexpected and passed for their first two TDs. The tosses were from Raatz to Anderson, and before the night was over Raatz had also carried for 2 more TDs. Also scoring on runs were Swanson and Meister. Late in the game Krizan passed to Zanotti for the final 'M' touchdown. In theirfinal road game of the year, the Tribe turned on North Muskegon the next week, trouncing the Norsemen 30-I4. MANISTEE 34 LUDINGTON 7 After rolling toa 22-7 conference vic- tory at Big Rapids, Manistee's Chippewas gave arch-rival Ludington a solid lesson in vicious blocking and hard tackling by crushing the Orioles and their Homecoming, 34-7. An ll yard Raatz to Anderson pass, Swanson's 4 yard drive, GeBott's plunge from the one, and Sonnenberg 's two carries racked up Manistee 's 5 touchdowns. The Chips led 20-7 at the half. FINAL T957 NORTH CENTRAL STANDINGS W L T Manistee 4 O l Mt. Pleasant 4 I 0 Alma 3 l l Cadillac 2 3 O Big Rapids 0 4 I Ludington O 4 l MANISTEE T2 ALMA T2 The T957 Chippewas wound up their great unbeaten season by tying Alma T2-T2 to give Manistee its first North Central Conference football championship. Jack Swanson played the star offensive roll in the season finale by scoring both 'M' touch- downs. His first romp came on a 35 yard reverse inthe ist quarter while his 61 yard TD race with 5 minutes left in the contest tied up the game. Alma scored twice in the second quarter on a T5 yard pass and re- covery ofa loose ball. Senior Steve Robin- son playedastand-out game on defense for the North Central Conference champion Manistee Chippewas. BOTTOM ROW QL, TO R.Jz Gary Pashka, Winfield Lindeman, Mickey Peterson, Floyd Fetter, Jim MacGregor, Tom McAdam, Tom Mucha, Pat Wilson, Paul Garman, Roy Olk, ROW TWO: Coach Ken Rutherford, Don Cederholm, Bob Smith, Richard Perski, Dennis Ax, Richard Rademaker, Tom Cardnial, Ed Kubiszewski, Alan Verheek, Harlan Bradford, Coach Leigh Brassaw, ROW THREE: Henry Florshinger, Earl Moore, Bill Copeland, Jack Franklin, Tom Strzyzewski, Norm Radtke, Lee Mac Gregor, Jim Batzer, Charles Schowalter, Earl Linde- man. ROW FOUR: Tom Batzer, Mike Bramble, Tom Veine, Ken Simoneau, Paul Bosschem, Dan Dalquist, Phil Kliber, Luke Plamondon, Daye Pennell, ROW FIVE: Jim Kiefer, Richard Walters, Jack Staffeld. JUNIOR VARSITY MANISTEE 24 SCOTTVILLE MANISTEE 32 LUDINGTON MANISTEE I2 BIG RAPIDS MANISTEE 6 CADILLAC MANISTEE 0 CADILLAC MANISTEE 32 LUDINGTON 75 Baaleetball COACHES Varsity . . Ken Rutherford Junior-Varsity . Leigh Brossaw Eighth Grade . John Beclingham li 83N fl54X f34l l A 4 4 5 4 , ix 3 ,C , tin L..-a 2 f 43 X J 434 Vauaitq 'Team KNEELING QL. TO RJ: Tom Scott, Dave Stuck, Dale Vuika, Chuch McCorkle, Bob Konopa, Chuck Knzan STANDING QL. TO RJ: Coach Rutherford, Jim Bond, Scott Gamache, Don Zanotti, Bob Strzyzewski, Leon Grabowski, Gordie Ogilvie, Lee MacGregor. Man istee 'Man istee 'Manistee 'Manistee 'Manistee 'Man istee Manistee HGME AWAY TC St. Francis 53 'Manistee 56 Big Rapids Cadillac 'Manistee 51 Ludington Alma 'Manistee 68 Mt. Pleasant Big Rapids 'Manistee 70 Cadillac Ludington Manistee 67 Petoskey Mt. Pleasant 'Manistee 51 Alma West Michigan Manistee 58 Muskegon Christian Catholic Season: Won I0 Lost 5 Manistee 6l TC St. Francis 'North Central Conference game 2:5 .W KEN RUTHERFORD DON zA1ii0TT1 DAVE STUCK GORDON OGILVIE BOB STRZYZEWSKI TOM SCOTT in LEON GRABOWS KI CHARLES NEITZNKI -f'. .':.' R, Manager DALE BUFKA ITM BOND BOB KONOPA J Aw' , ,far MANISTEE 60 CADILLAC 49 The Manistee Chippeifvas opened their 1957-58 North Central Conference cage season by trouncing the Cadillac Vikings, 60-49, to end the era of high school basket- ballat MHS gym. The T ribe opened their N-C title defense by grabbing a 17-7 first quarter lead. By halftime Manistee held a 34-23 advantage, and it was 46-35 going into the final period. The Chips iced the game from the free throw line, hitting for 24 charity points. The Vikings sank only 9. Junior Don Zanotti dumped in 15 points to lead Manistee in its memorablefarewell ap- pearance on the Chippewas court. Chuck Neitzke whipped in 14 markers and Dave Stuck added 12 for the victorious Chip- pewas. MANISTEE 61 ALMA 45 In their history-making debut at Man- istee Community Armory, Coach Ken Ruth- erford's Tribe rolled past the Alma Panthers, 61-45, before a crowd of 1,000 fans. The Chippewas, bidding for their third straight N-C triumph of the young season, trailed 13-11 at the end of the opening stanza. But Manistee soon found the glass backboards and spacious court to theirliking and romp- ed to a 30-27 lead go i ng into the second half. Blazing past the Panthers in the final 2 periods, the Tribe increased the margin to 47-36 at 3rd period's e nd , and won going away. Don Zanotti took scoring honors with 17 points. MANISTEE 51 LUDINGTON 59 Ludington a nd Manistee swapped the lead 16 times before the Orioles finally pulled out a 59-51 come-from-behind vic- tory in the first meeting of the two teams. The visiting Chippewas played a tremendous first quarteronly to see their lead gradually slip away and then disappear. The contest was far close r than the final score would indicate. The Chips held a one point lead late in the game, but the Orioles settled the issue with less th an 2 minutes to go when they ke pt cautious possession of the ball. Manistee led 19-11 at the end of the first quarter, but fell down to a 30-28 halftime deficit. Going into the final quarter LHS held a 43-42 advantage. Ogilvie scored 15 and Stuck notched 14 for 'M'. Schoenherr racked up 29 for Ludington. MANISTEE 70 CADILLAC 62 In one of the 1957-58 season's biggest crowd-pleasers, Manistee stormed back in the 2nd half to tip Cadillac's up-and-down Vikings, 70-62, in a North Central thriller. For thisone, Cadillac was up, and bat- tled the Chippewas to the wire in a contest that featured dead-eye shooting by both quintets. The Tribe hoopsters got the jump on the home team and carved out a 16-15 first period lead. Cadillac started to con- nect from the corner in the second stanza to give the Vikings a 38-33 halftime margin. But Manistee poured on the powerto forge ahead, 51-46 going into the last 8 min- utes. Don Zanotti personally accounted for 24 Manistee points. Also in double figures were Gordon Ogilvie with 13 and Bob Strzyzewski with 10. MANISTEE 65 LUDINGTON 56 Smashing the Ludington Orioles squarely out of the ran ks of Michigan's basketball unbeatens, the Chippewas of Manistee ex- ploded for a 65-56 tr i um ph over ancient arch-rival Ludington in the season's No. l attraction. A iam-packed crowd of l,200 watched the Tribe sweep the backboards and display a superior brand of teamwork that kept Joe Kowatch's Orioles on the run all night. Manistee's big victory snapped the Ludington unbeaten string at l2. The two clubs traded leads in the opening minutes before the Orange and Black could claim an I8-I6 first period edge . But Manistee pulled out front to stay in the 2nd quarter, nailing down a 34-28 halftime le ad, and 50-41 3rd period bulge. Zanotti pumpedin I8 for the MHS victory, wh i l e Scott and Stuck each drilled away with l4. MANISTEE 67 PETOSKEY 66 Petoskey high school gym erupted into a deafening roar in the final three minutes of the Chippewas-Northman battle, and it wasn't until players, coaches, and fans got into the act that Coach Ken Rutherford and his Tribe were sure ofa cliff-hanging 67-66 victory. After lead i ng by as much as I8 points in the 4th quarter, Manistee 'saw Pe- toskey come up with an unbelieveable fin- ish that netted them 28 points in the last period--TO in the last 58 seconds of play-- to turna so-so game into aspine-tingling who's on first finale. The Chips had quar- ter leads ofl8-l3, 33-27, and 52--38 before Petoskey made their stupendous comeback. Zanotti paced the Chippewas with l7. Stuck added I2 and Neitzke hit for l0. MANISTEE 68 MT. PLEASANT 40 The Chippewas b ree zed past the Mt. Pleasant Oilers, 68-40, in a North Central Contest that saw Manistee put on one of its best offensive shows of the season. It was the Tribe's first appearance in the new MPHS gym. With Ogilvie and Stuck both clicking from outcourt, Manistee rammed home 23 points for a 1st' period lead of 23- 10. Reserves dotted the line-up for Man- istee in the middle pe riods but the Chips kept coming, holding quarter leads of 35- 19 and 45-28. With the starting five back in the fray during the final quarter, Man- istee rolled up another 23 points to put the game out of the Oiler's reach. Dave Stuck was the Tribe's big gun, netting 22. Also in double figures were Ogilvie Q131, Za- notti 021, and Strzyzewski UU. MANISTEE 61 ST. FRANCIS 51 Turn i ng in one of their finest perfor- mances of the year, Manistee's Battl ing Chippewas tu rned back Traverse City St. Francis, 61-51, in a rough and tumble af- fair on t'he Gladiator's home floor. The game, wh i ch ended the Tribe's regular schedule, saw the Chippewas avenge their season opening loss to St. Francis in early December. Manistee really had to work to pull thisone out. Displaying rapid fire pass- ing and atorrid fast break, the Chips edged into a 15-14 first quarter lead . Manistee pulled away in the 2nd and 3rd quarters, taking pe r i od leads of 30-22 and 46-38. Zanotti dumped in 20 points, while Ogilvie whipped in 13 and Grabowski added 10. Crisp rebounding stood for Manistee. +1 M Q T' A X as J gs K ie S m f f i QQ hs Q X yi X J. p N -,f .s ,ima -y N55-11.fk'i . V, f f Q +5132 iXQW3vQ5j - -- gg?-X if x A ix J QTii?!15i?3': .. , f 3 ix Qff ,. M V, - . W Iii vs ,HHH 55555 L Jil. v1..Q:g.5m - if 1-SHN. ,..---gk-'gmt.f,vSmAQfa.'-RQ 2 ,g - ,K QW F 551 . 5 fa A! NM .mi V -wif 'Wx V ' 'V L1 4 S es S Ag , , ' ' -2' if f ' wma.: r , . , , A f L,,. I - A -5 -7 mf rm. X Am: R w,:g,-,.'- - W W fm 5.522 . -pf K 31'-f , wg., wwf - X ,ml 5 'iw -Q3 A f gf . - 3-sk f - Q 1 , ,. ' 9 f Lf Rf , gf f fiii 'L ff , Y L 5 Q xi F REQ g i g , , ia ,592 r . X, is . fin . .5 ig .fig '34 Q -3 1 nu ' l lu -an TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Eighth Qnade 3 Coach Bedingham, Ronald Monroe, Terry Morley Carl Haase James WlSHlSk Charles Chrrstxansen Danny Radtke, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Carter Edwrn Raatz Jerome Gramza Robert Arnold James Snyder, Allen Rohrstaff. SEASON RECORD 5 wins, 3 losses Monisfee Mcmisree Monisfee Monistee Monisfee Monisfee Manisree Monistee Freesoil Scoffvil le Onekcmc Guardian Scotfville Ludingfon Ludingron Brethren 85 Angel is V Q fs. tif :,, xw 5 5 viii Q Q s 1 55 0 Q fs ix K df :Ef 'E F! I AH, if 4 6060i 1' ll H ' xx , Y xr,,.,9?ff 'fn so v Q' .Q '. ni Hi-Q Q ! fx i' sp N. 9' KM, XQ 0- , ni , Q sf if w x. sg .wiv 5 , X J Q: i z - LX . , N515 x Q W Q1 Uenma ..::t:-ef:e1f-- - - I xx we 'lx , 15 - 1 , es. ..,. 1 3 ww' 6 F I gi? -: ii E' r 'Q ,4 weft . i sf' it gy:-Q Q., ,..',,uQ ,L 5 Q51 1-f 'f5'TT,. Q ' if Ky.. J F , Wann F ,315 i ,ml 9-WWA aw 7652 5g -, Q. .' , ,V,, J, K ww 'AW , f, V 44 1 Ei Q vis ' ' t, ' 59 ' ' W ,, f 7 , fy, QE :iff J fxf f'2 7f fa fffJff ' I ,,,,,, i , ve , my 1 W M4 ft, W1 f Q ,fat 225. 'H3ifiiw,,J, T, M Vffiwf w'2 Zp-..,a aes' new..-H. 4 Photo Courtesy of News Advocate ew, Www ig :nf lv , rl' -T K ' 5 'Jnack GOLF The Golf team under ad- visor Arnold Stanley ended the season with a 3-3 record a- gainst conference foes. At the conference m at c h e s it se- ured a 3rd, place tie which enabled it to contribute3 U2 points to the winning of the All-Sports Trophy. TENNIS The Chippewas netmen of Coach Ray Genovese com- piled a 2 win 4 loss Confer- ence record while boasting a 4-4 season total. T he y won 3 3X4 points at th e Regional meet and placed 3rd in the Conference collecting 4 points for the Al I -Sports Trophy. 89 'T l t C TRACK The Chippewas thin clads of '57 put forth a O win 6 loss Cdnference recordfor 6 Con- ference meets. Finishing 6th. in the Mt. Pleasant meet, they supplied T point towards th e All-Sports Trophy. F xf::vr5h-f Jw--H -' . 'vn:cyrvrgz'gy'ag1:wfsg-w,vpwc-'-H 'H f wfwv 'uuwv am w '.'-vw-'1:f.v4-1: gg-rw'-rv'vwilw:7fa:r'w --' f1 .'.,v4 u,-ff:-fr. . -x' Nw -' '-a- V 'I- 1 ' ,, 1,2,.,.,t. ,, .. x ' v lv r . . .,. , V K ' . ., - , 1 , 1. ,irre- ' ' s ' . V +V 'W 5 re . ' A 5 211 Q., Q., . 43, 'Az 1, v -if 'Q make me Even 'Readlf' I9 .V f LY if Nw mr R .J 1 ,E V 3,4 fi r P M R -I xg, 1 o Tlatconal Honor: Societq NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society recognizes four principal ob I e ct ive s and ideals as fu n d a m e n t a l in education: character scholarship, leadership, and service. The Society consists of 5'Ms of the junior class and 15? ofthe seniors. Mrs. Cllason is the MHS advisor. I Dennis Cawthorne , , , Vale-dictoriarr Vice-President Pat Landis .,,, , , , Secretary Rickey Zimmerman . . . Co- Salutatcrian President Marvin Deising , n U Co- Salutatorian Mr 'Q' MANICHIGAN Editor-in-Chief. . . Rickey Zimmerman Business Manager .... Dan Waite Subscription Manager . . Maryann Suida Photographers Sports Editor. Staff Assistant Copy Editor . Calendar Editor Advisor . . Wlanichiqan . Alan Madsen Don Biorlcquist I Dennis Cawthorne . . Jim Greve . Julie Janowiak . Carole Boyer Kenneth Stanley 93 Uni-Hi-U TRI-H1-Y OFFICERS President, Rickey Zimmermang Vice-President, Edith Carlsong Secretary, Ida Andersong Treasurer, Judy Erickson, Historian, Sue Capperg Chaplains, Jean Swanson, Marion Peterson, and Cristy Falkg and Sergeant-at-Arms, Joe Faber and Karen Baumgartner. TRI-HI-Y Tri-Hi-Y activity got off to a brisk start in the fall of i957 with an Initiation Breakfast held in the school cafeteria 6 honoring the clubs newest members. f' From there, it was the joint Hi-Y-Tri-Hi-Y A , initiation that took the spotlight with Rev. Q H. J. Perschbacher the guest speaker. ln other work, the group sponsored a Put Christ Back Into Christmas program, sold tickets for the therapeutic center's tour of homes, contrib- uted baskets of canned goods to needy families, and held a Christmas luncheon for members. Eight Girls attended the Youth Legislature where club president Rickey Zimmerman was elected state treas- urer. 94 Hi-U Hl-Y Hi-Y has a record number of 42 members inthis year's organization plus a new ad- o visor in the person of Lawrence Hargreaves. The action-packed UD meetings were held on alter- ' nate Tuesdays. Projects included giving Thanksgiving baskets to the needy, helping in a polio drive, providing ushers for home basketball games, and sponsoring 7members to at- tend the Hi-Y Legislature in Lansing. 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X- - 22'ss?Yf EPvt5v?5sYfilE.5,.f- 1.-sf--f,A---22'f-if-SLf3fFi5'P1'NF-ff-2-z.'es-1412-132iss-.Q-fzffsfffffff-' -ff-fee-fgggg-f' ,X J J -fgitfiisgeQfw,Q:5Q?eis5is?5..?5f2S5X!5,.!5v.253iJzif433554,sr-.sgkggg,asm,gg1,.-5K,mg.W,5.-Rs,?.-f..-i,g.3C.-5-45,,..,,i.f,,?,5.e,.., .,g:g,.5H W 3,.iH,.E:.. .- ---- Lxkk Qi..21X.,is-mis.sri - as-.X.-2 - fz1--.:-.- X -- -f f-'- ,.,s,s,,-f,-.-f1.-..- ,f V ,. XX .. ..., - - . 7 ,. . ,..,, .. X . ,.., .. .V A . . K. , . . .. ,. 96 SKATING CLUB The Skating Club was organized to en- courage wholesome entertainment for all the students in MHS. The Club, with its advisor, Mr. Genovese, hold regular meetings twice a month and has had several money raising pro- jects, but the primary objective is to promote interest in skating. The members have parties at the roller-skating rink as well as at the ice skating rinks. President. . . . . . . . , . Marvin Deising Vice-President . . . . . . . . . .Jim Greve Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . Sandy Johnson Shi Club Every T h u rs da y afternoon, immediately after school, the MHS Ski Club leaves for the Manistee Ski Area. These skiers have picnics and parties at the ski area, and they work to improve skiing facilities. Prior to the season, m e m be rs limber up by doing calisthenics at Jefferson School. LEFT T0 RIGIIT: Bob Comstock, Vice-Presidentg Edie Carlson, Secretary-Treasurerg Bob Lutz, Presi- dent. Ev aff' Letter: LETTERMEN 'S CLUB All major letter winners in football, basket- ball, track, tennis and golf at MHS automat- ical ly become members ofthe Lettermen 's Club . The purpose of this Club is to promote better sportsmanship among its members. The fellows enjoy an all night outing every spring. An ex- ample of the strength Q?l of these men, was dis- played at the school Christmas party, when Don Groves lifted IOOO pounds above his head. The club advisor is Mr. Pearson. President. . . . .Bob Anderson Vice-President . , . . . . Carl Fzaatz Secretary-Treasurer . . Dennis Cawtt orne PM VE. it. ,..,A , iwifviwf' H- 1 M L , V - A i , .. s ' 9 . 1 :M Al 'V' W..-M -4. ., rm ,,,, gf ,.,f , fmguus Q 4- M bil .J K sl' - - 2 U. mg, , W ' x W V Lffiv 1 if W1 ' -an ,M-vakhdkwu ry V WWW , W ,Q A 1 . J, 'NWN 4 V ,,,,L,,,w'2I2w,L. , is R Hi W, M A--' M' mgaaawmf ii i, 4 Q u a ki, u LN L,,, fq1,, , .,zZ, 1 H, , vi ig 1 vs Mgglgl, ,, , ,fr I I ! 3' as-uw Q , A - Sgidfmii Pow Wow POW WOW This year Pow Wow, under the g uid a n ce ot Mrs. Ogilvie, has done much to help the athletic department at MHS. The girls sold programs and reserved seats, ushered at football games, helped decorate the football field forthe games and home- coming. They put on some pep meetings and served for the football banquet. The mem be rs sold TB Christmas seals to the students in MHS. The Club aims to promote better school spirit and good sports- manship. President ,,.,, Phil Crrllau Vice-President ,.., Jo Faber Secretary- Treasurer ,,,, Rickey Zimmerman Advisor .... Doris Ogilvic Julie Janowiak and Marilyn Hughes check reserved seat section before a football game, W uunsnn-f' DB2 Hua an n JETS q.e.'1s JETS Uunior Engineer Technical Societyj, a national organization, and backed by local in- dustries, is sponsored by the Engineering Depart- mentof Michigan State University. ltis dedicated to the study ofengineering and informing its mem- bers of the opportunities in engineering fields. Members work individually or os a group on engi- neering and scientific projects. In the spring, these proiects may be entered in an exhibit held annually by MSU. President ..... John Fett Vice-President , , Rolf Marshall Corresponding Secretary . . , lean Clohset Recording Secretary ,,,, Darel Hodgson Treasurer. . . Bruce Ilermansen G.A.A, fGirls'AthleticAssociaticnl is the largestorganization for girls in MHS. Tnis Club provides a way for girls in MHS to earn the i r letters and numerals. The membe rs try their skills at basketball, volleyball, and other sports ---to improve and maintain good physical con- dition. President . . . . . Ida Anderson Vice-President .,.. Sandy Johnson Secretary. . . Carol Voights Treasurer , . . Phyllis Thorsen 102 I U , , .13-rgfifgg 'S K fiiifiilglxgiiiifli - I ' , I we, X-..- A T- - V V 9 T5 Vi. Qsi rif L V I Q5 k.V?fXy,,, ,V A V V ff A A l , V V' f is Q We Zi TUMBLING At MHS tumbling has long been a popular sport. This school year was noexception.A fine exercise in physical fitness, the boys worked out on the trampo- line, mats, and bars under the tutelage of Athletic Director Al Arnold who supervises the sessions held inthe high school gym. One ofthe tumbling squad's big moments comes when July rolls around to herald another performance by the Sands Circus crew of gymnasts. Don Cederholm QTOPJ and Chuck Bialik QBOTTOMQ demonstrate methods of transportation. 103 9 1 W e Q . - E 5 ...fig . .E is fi is 5 Q xc K .X . 1 hi - A 5 , k Q . i WF t a K .. K if ., k i,LXpM M klxxsh :ij N,:-.,-, W. ... gx iw . S Q ..' I 5 Q. It eixh 1 . .1 H E . . ff . . F N i. X233 Boohwonma I1- ' flllls .Jann Q As s .M fl if 1 6714 fy, 55 : a ' . 'N , i ,gn -f g,: .1 , , THESPIANS fTopJ Marvin Deising, Jim Greve, Loretta Hersey, Mary Marshall, Dennis Caw- thorne. ONIONS IN THE STEW fBe:l0v-J, Starring: Mrs. MacDonald Judy Joinson Mr. MacDonald Jim Grefve Anne MacDonald Ann Bedingham Joan MacDonald Mary Marshall J, .Y A Dnama Club WHEN ELMER PLAYED JOHN ALDEN Mr, Brown , . . . . . Dan Waite Mrs, Brown , . . Maryann Siuda Tom Brown . . . JimS11mbler Jane Campbell , . , Mary Marshall Miss Pennyfield. . , Judy Hansen Elmer Brown. . . . Bob Caro Maid , . , . Lucy Mummy 107 CHRISTMAS PRO Mrs. Collins ,.... Mr, Collins . . Greg Collins . . Patty Collins , . Jeff Ramsey . . Mrs. Spencer . . Announcer . . MISE Loretta Hersey . Gary Ilanson Marvin Deising . Judy Johnson . Jim Greve , Jean Ogilvie , Susan Carl Members of Choir look over musical select- ions. School Chonua V M N - jj Q- ff f ff, ' of 1 I 5 r Q 4 7 1 X GIRL'S CHORUS Penny Tageson, Bob Smith, Librarians: Judy Larsen, Scott Gamache, Don Groves, Dan Waite, Jerry Vice-Presidentg Linda Lanz, Secretary-Treasurerg Lamerson. J L mer on Pres'dent. erry a s , 1 109 mezrafizf MAIORETTES Judy Colin, Jo Criswell, Mary lane Oleniczak, Rickey Zimmerman, Rosie Kenny. STAGGER SYSTEM Kathy Lundeen, Mr. Ray Maxwell, Joanne Knight, School Band H1 Representative Griffin chats with Bruce Hermansen and Bruce g Madely. LEFT: Susie Capper checks the progress of the Tri-Hi-Y project to Put Christ Back Into Christmas. K K ii:Q3s2i5.1!4f . - ,,.. '51 V aff. S - 5' -T ' -1 Q I, K , QV-i'.5,:lfffi'k7 'kkk . - T-fi. '75 -1' fx--5-. z4.f-77.91 ..g,,j,:5'K51is' 'W if I. ' ju i - I i . -f -, -xggffgiff .ggfi ,,,-.J iw of 31 iw' my A ,:ai.. :Li'ff:2f-me-I if.-eye' -2 Imef.:aiN31S:eiv-..f221--,gig - 1- i . .1 . ' ' ' - . '- 6 ,,ith 1- . if iiiiyggig fsiki fLiE.,,h1,,..f TEEN TONES:Steve Colladay, Robert Sheras, Don BUS STOP Green, and Dennis Walker. Big Rapids, here we come? HI-Y PRINCESS-FOR-A-DAY Princess Eugene Miller QLEFTJ and Runner-up Bill Kelly with M,C, Jim Sumbler and the late adver- tiser Ed Hessler. aw-af! Marvin Deising and Bird Expert Jerry Lamerson, , , Down on the farm with Lucy Mummy, Jim Sumbler our feathered friends. and Jim Greve. Home coming fl-H011 l957 SEPTEMBER ..... 4 Back to the salt mines for 690 happy students. 689 discouraged students change courses. Assembly: Panel explains school rules. Men in Blue defeat Gold team 20-18. 5- 10- 12- 20- 21- Chip Reserves open season with 24-20 win over Scottville. 26- Manistee JV's lick Ludington JV's 32-27. 27- Chips travel to Mt. Pleasant to win 20-18. OCTOBER ..... 1- Assembly: Mr. Dallavoux---Courtesy and Manners. 3- Assembly: Jimmy Daywalt--- Highway Safety is no Accident. 4- Assembly: Edith Carlson elected Homecoming Queen. 7- 170 MHS students flee with the flu. 8- 283 staunch students fall prey to the bug . 9- TRAGEDY At 12 noon on October 9, 1957, the doors of MHS were closed to the remaining 380 healthy students. 10- Reserves game with Traverse City postponed fflul. 11- Homecoming game with Alma postponed fflul. 17-18- Students rest while teachers learn new methods of imparting torture CTeacher's Institutel. 18- Chippewas trounce arch-rival Ludington 34-7. 24- Junior Varsity is defeated b Cadillac. Homecoming Bonfire Pep Rally CSands Parkl. The spark to light the victory torch. 25- Pep Meeting: Pow Wow skit. Queen Edie reigns over cold, close Homecoming game that sees t Chips beat Cadillac 20-19. 30- Pre-Legislature at Mt. Pleasant---27 Manisteans attend. 31- Manistee JV's lose to Cadillac. Students on the prowl either tricking or being treated. NOVEMBER ..... 1- Chips down St. Francis 26-13. 7- Manistee JV's defeat Ludington JV's 32-26. 8- Chips trounce Cheboygan 45-0 in blinding snow storm. 15- Chips down North Muskegon 30-14. 16- Band Dance--- Sputnik Spin. 22- Chips tie Alma 12-12 to become NCM CLASS B CHAMPIONS! 23- Elks dance- Juvenile Jive. 26- Athletic Banquet---Chips awarded State Troph . 27- Assembly: When Elmer Played John Alden fpllayl. DECEMBER ..... 6- First basketball game--Manistee bows to St. Francis 45-53. 10- Chips down Cadillac 63-48. 11- Ski Assembly. 13- Manistee scalps Big Rapids 56-35. 20- 690 sad students are asked to leave school for two weeks! Pep Meeting sparks team for 26-6 win in opening football game against Petoskey. he lChristmas Vacationl after attending all-school band concert, play l Christmas Promise J, and party. Chips lick Alma 61-45. 116 JQNUARY ..... Jets Club dance . 6- Students come happily back to school after Christmas vacation. 10- Chips bow to Ludington 51-59. 16- Assembly: Rubinoff and his violin. 17- Chips invade Mt. Pleasant to win 68-40. At home, Camera Club sponsors Flash Ball. 24- First semester ends. Manistee downs Cadillac 72-58. 31- Chips defeat Big Rapids 60-40. FEBRUARY ..... 1- Chips scrape by Petoskey 67-66. Solo and Ensemble Festival at Big Rapids. 3- Parents' Night. 5- Assembly: Armed Services. 7- Alma downs Chippewas 56-51 . At home, Junior Class sponsors dance. 14- MANISTEE LICKS LUDINGTON 65-56! 15- Chips bow to Muskegon Catholic Central 58-65. 17-18- TRAGEDY lI Snow storm shuts doors of MHS for TWO daysl 21- Chips scalp Mt. Pleasant 60-45. 22- County-wide Polio Dance at the Elks. 24- Polio Marathon. MHS FACULTY DEFEATS CADILLAC FACULTY! 26- Assembly: National Honor Society. 28- Chips take on West Michigan Christian. MARCH ..... 1- Chips invade St. Francis. 5- Government Day planning session. Assembly: Jets Club. 14- County Govemment Day ....... lucky Seniors! 15- District Band Festival at Manistee. APRIL ..... 3- Easter vacation FINALLY begins. 8- School reopens ....... already? 10-1 I - Three act play Onions in the Stew. 12- Choir competes in Traverse City. 17- Spring band concert. 21- Report cards .... flunk now and avoid the June rush. 25- Gym team performs. 26- State band festival in Lansing. 30- Assembly: Ray Maple Sand. MAY ..... 2- 511- 7- 22- 1- 6- The long awaited J-Hop! Fantasma Senior Educational Tour to Washington, New York, and Niagara Falls. Wow! Assembly: Atomic Energy. Choir Concert. JUNE ..... Baccalaureate 3-4- Final exams 5- GRADUATION DAY SCHOOL'S OUT! Sorry ....... come back next year. 117 kg 11 55? . E? ' . fm . 1-rvissiiiffif . 5 1 1 -A . , , ALL,A. , . ,L i K Q Y 'G , 1.sSfM:fq,. .L .4 . 3 w W:fssQwQgiisf?ffg gi- i . ' sv 40.3 mgwg, , ..,,55. 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SNYDER'S SHOES 397 River Street Congratulations Seniors of H58 ll BILLlE'S CLOTHES SHOP 385 River Street CLINTON OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Royal Typewriters Office and School Supplies Victor Adding Machines 4l0 River Street Manistee MANISTEE LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS 433 Water Street Manistee ROSS DAIRY CORPORATION Grade A Dairy Products 45l-455 River Street Pa 3-27lI Compliments of . . . WALLY'S RADIO SHOP Sales and Service 39l River Street Congratulations I Seniors of l958 DAHLQUIST 8. CO. SHOES Best Wishes Seniors F. W. WOOLWORTH Compliments of . . . MIKE'S BARBER SHOP DORR'S FOOD SHOP Home of Shurfine Food Fresh Meat - Fresh Produce Groceries 435 River St. Pa 3-277l Compliments of . . . CITY DRUG STORE River and Maple Streets SALLY, SUE and J IMMY TOO River Street Manistee V sHoRTY's TAKES our For all your Grocery Needs Washington Street Manistee Compliments of . . . Authorized Dealers The Friendly Store Congratulations Seniors MANISTEE GAS COMPANY 355 River Street Manistee ARNOLD'S STANDARD SERVICE Car Washing and Lubricating IO7 Washington St. Manistee HAGLUND'S Floor Covering and Bedding ll7 Washington St. Manistee NOUD LUMBER COMPANY Lumber - - Building Material Mill Work l26 Washington St. Pa 3-3968 Compliments of . . . STEVE'S CAL COAL YARD 200 Fifth Avenue Manistee Congratulations Seniors of l958 JOHN V. ENGWALL SCHOOL BUS SERVICE Manistee E I 'RQ mmwww W I ,...' TE '1'QQQ I is-fk ,s ,- I' 'QMm3MW Www'mfh if V W-W . Z.. -, . . ' , H tjflli ' . .,.., MW 'WWW jf,-MM .km jj? ., ., J: Wm ' . L,A.. ,,,. .,.m..,. 5 Nw. f A s I 2 I 5 5 sl fi If B is S fi THE PULP, PAPER AND PAPERBOARD INDUSTRY TODAY OFFERS UNLIMITED CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN FORESTRY - CHEMISTRY - ENGINEERING - PRODUCTION RESEARCH - FINANCING - MARKETING AND SALES AMERICAN BOX BOARD COMPANY N - f lf-lfwzf ffzeim-fi: 2' iffix:-1.51.2-3.2-ggifilfiik fi'-ssl 1f1,sgyaf-f T T615 WEE w I W Q., Q1 Q 5 5 x .f3:f5:55hsft,: P: 'f:E:e:2gff:. :I:f'::-svi'f- E-s ' HK 9' A ' 1-S, rm..w,::s5s.::1Q5gf...-::.:::'z.s:,m.,ff. sg: -ab I I M , wx-sz'-,: 5 w H , fq ,q ,,, b Qs WSW ' 7 5 12 2 ' :si ssz.ii2ef'fsf2'wQi,e2fs Q xxx , , I 3 I 3 S E I 4331 I 53,1 II IIEI Mgfggui A fvifsilgiie if Simi , I 3.1.. E X .. .iifux ET?-55553 :iI?s?'?IISI I 5 ,IV X,.X W3 mf A uf, Q, M.Q,L,,gi gf? ' pw, g. I. 5 Congratulations Seniors Of M958 ll G. W. HERNDON Manistee's Leading Jeweler Vogue Theater Bldg . Manistee Compliments of .' . . MENERY'S DRUG STORE Your Rexall Dealer MI LLER'S PHARMACY Drugs and Prescriptions Soda Fountain Service 328 First Street Manistee 359 River Street Manistee Congratulations Seniorsl - MARGARET'S SHOP 369 River Street Manistee Best Wishes Seniors! Best Wishes Seniorsl V sRADFoRD's Fumlruns JEAN'5 HOUSE OF BEAUTY 407 River Street Manistee A Maple Street Manistee REX GRI LL RESTAURANT Downtown Manistee 354 River Street CLOSSON'S JEWELRY Gifts - Jewelry - Watch Repair 395 River Street Pa 3-22I2 Gifts Domestic and Imports Interior Decorating THE GIFT BOX Fabrics - Furniture Carpeting Accessories 386 First Street Manistee Compliments of . . . BAND BOX CLEANERS 423 River Street Manistee ' g ll svn- -,L.. A Q CONGRATU ATION'-ii . M . ,A,, ,,,, . ., A J You have reached one of life s Now as you press toward even bugger accomplushments we extend our best wushes for con tnnued success Reddy Knlowatt Your Electric Servant Conaumena Power: Company 'T EL I S 5 U X il X ' I important goals . . . graduation. I Q O , Compliments of . . . CITY DRUG STORE River and Maple Streets SALLY, SUE and J IMMY TOO River Street Manistee Y sHoRrY's TAKE our For all your Grocery Needs Washington Street Manistee Compliments of . . . Authorized Dealers The Friendly Store Congratulations Seniors MANISTEE GAS COMPANY 355 River Street Manistee ARNOLD'S STANDARD SERVICE Car Washing and Lubricating IO7 Washington St. Manistee HAG LUND,S NOUD LUMBER COMPANY Lumber - - Building Floor Covering and Bedding Mlnftxxli II7 Washington St. Manistee '26 Washington St Pa 3-3968 Congratulations Compliments of . . . Seniors of l958 STEVE'S CAL COAL YARD 200 Fifth Avenue Manistee JOHN V. ENGWALL SCHOOL BUS SERVICE Manistee ' I 5 5: Xa 2-5 5 I sg 3 iw Q23 E33 5 2235? 5 I I Ei e X . Q sw iwf k 555 :: I Is .-3 :Fil rf ...,,,, ,N I I S gk 5,2 -, 3 I 3 Xe 5 I is I,.2 is I x I EES 1 ,i if E25 fl Ss ii We sig Six S . 2 -' Q ' f s bxq' I 3:3 sg .25-5 ' ,ah 151 Sa-fl THE PULP, PAPER AND PAPERBOARD INDUSTRY TODAY OFFERS UNLIMITED CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN FORESTRY - CHEMISTRY - ENGINEERING - PRODUCTION RESEARCH - FINANCING - MARKETING AND SALES AMERICAN BOX BOARD COMPANY WW ., M v w -1' Iam f iff-f5.R3Qx'dK'I' I I 2 'P II IIIEQISEIZEFQEN E212?5E3S352 li M mf? W? 'A ,gas fewfigfksfs-as-kv fi 45 pf 5 WM- fE.,WmQ:5,E gifflilkgwffssilgf I , i f fa I W Q 'I I -, in ui 53 , giigggfg I W Compliments of . . . THE BEAUTY NOOK Irene Glowacki 320 River Street Pa 3-3252 RED CROSS PHARMACY See Karl and Wally 380 River Street Pa 3-3566 Best Wishes, Seniors WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE Compliments of . . . STORE ROSS GRILL 342 Rive, Street Manistee 3l5 River Street Pa 3-7678 Ol-SCN Congratulations Seniorsl LUMBER COMPANY Everything in building materials Harrison Street Manistee CREDIT BUREAU of MANISTEE Mr. and Mrs. H. QH. Hornstein Compliments of . . . MANISTEE TIRE SERVICE 74 Division Street Our New Location Compliments of . . . CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE 443 River Street Manistee Manistee JEBAVY - SORENSEN Congratulations Seniors of H580 Coal Corporation Wholesale and Retail 486 River Street Manistee LlNKE'S MARINE SUPPLY l85 Taylor Street Pa 3-7206 Q 3 U f CONGS ATIONS W ,fft .A 4.....,. .4 r ,l,IX You have reached one of Iife's important goals . . . graduation. Now, as you press toward even bigger accomplishments, we extend our best wishes for con- tinued success . Reddy Kilowatt Your Electric Servant Conaumeua Power: Companq Congratulations Seniors Of M9580 G. W. HERNDON Manistee's ' Leading Jeweler Vogue Theater Bldg . Manistee Compliments of .' . . MENERY'S DRUG STORE Your Rexall Dealer MILLER'S PHARMACY Drugs and Prescriptions Soda Fountain Service 328 First Street Manistee 359 River Street Manistee Congratulations Seniorsl - MARGARET'S SHOP 369 River Street Manistee Best Wishes Seniors I Best Wishes Seniorsl Q BRADFORD'S FURNITURE JEAN'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY 407 River Street Manistee Maple Street Manistee REX GRILL RESTAURANT CLOSSON'S JEWELRY Downtown Manistee 354 River Street Gifts - Jewelry - Watch Repair 395 River Street Pa 3-22I2 Gifts Domestic and Imports Interior Decorating THE GIFT BOX Fabrics - Furniture Carpeting Accessories 386 First Street Manistee Compliments of . . . BAND BOX CLEANERS 423 River Street Manistee 'num-, glw--vf--- it , Congratulations Seniors. . . . GALLOWAY'S BAKERY ' 34l River Street Compliments of . . . ECONOMY FURNITURE The place to get your home needs. 3l7 River SI1'eet Pa 3-7678 MANISTEE PAINTCO. ' I Congratulations DGGIBFS in Class of l958 PATEK BROTHERS HIGH QUALITY AMERICAN CLEANERS Paint - L and' Imperial Pine Wallpaper , 286 River Street Pa 3-2708 67 Maple Street -Pa 3-3540 ' -Compliments . . . MICHIGAN LUMBER I COMPANY LES'S BAR-B-Q For Take Out 2l5 Arthur Street Pa 3-2732 Coal 8. Building Supplies P 70 Arthur Street on U. S. 31 GERALD RADKE Plumbing and Heating IIO Washington Street Manistee, Michigan Compliments of . . . THOMPSON'S MEN'S STORE Savings Bank Building Congratulations I IO KARMEL KORN COTE :glenn Und ' f u 8:1 CANDY sHoP Se 's Q 5 HOTEL CHIPPEWA 349 River Street Manistee z fQ -Holzanaon Camena Suflphf 1. H. Shulta Companq Headquarters for Film, Cameras, Projectors, Flashbulbs Batteries, Viewers, Proiection Lamps Complete Printing Service and Accessories Fast, Quality Developing and Printing Service 278 R. f . Camera Repairs, Camera and Proiector 'Ver S reel Momslee Rentals 308 River Street Manistee Wlaniatee .qnon Wonka newbemw Division of Michigan Companq Tool Company i 'X Nwigm 'Ike maniatee Countq Scwinqa Bank Safety and Service for Savers Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Federal Reserve System Member Deposits over SI3, 000,000 MEYER AND WAHR Westinghouse Appliance Everything in Hardware 87 Division St. Manistee Compliments of . . . FABER OIL COMPANY Division Street and Filer Street Manistee KNUDSTRUP ELECTRIC COMPANY 42I River Street Pa 3-2027 SPORTS CENTER For Your Recreation Needs 420 River Street Manistee HOME FUSNITURE Besf wishes Seniors APPIIIZNCES GUNDERSON Where the Best Costs Less Machine and Supply Cgmpqny 34 Division Street Manistee 426 River Street Manistee s THE SPOT Watch your food prepared before your eyes 440 River Street Manistee 439 River Street Pa 3-2998 Across from the EIk's Congratulations Class of 58 ECONOMY FOOD STORE River Street Manistee Best Wishes to the Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-eight SEA AND SKI SHOP Arlene and Wayne Walter Casual Wear - Skiing and Skin Diving Equipment 302-304 River St. Manistee 83:-E... r 5 2 Q 5 f V X , .f Fe Ya. . AP' . if X infix. pwwg, -'J ir 'FTM' , . yi? Centuuq Boat Company 1.....,......r . ,ff wx ,f url' , - ,un 'U'-A ,xiii 4 'ang 3' sa ' 'S ,gg ii GeBOTT'S DRIVE-IN FRUIT MARKET ' ' ij' Fresh Fruits and Vegetables sw From the Garden Spots of America Across from the Historical Museum Compliments of. . . , Your Local ll S the Optometrists Ucitigena mann DR. LYNNIWCEARDNER DR. M. J. ROBINSON for Insurance 'F Arthur Thompson 2l2 Second Avenue Pa 3-347l Manistee, Michigan MANISTEE HARDWARE Hardware and Sporting Goods : 337 River Street Manistee ANDERSON'S DRUG STORE Prescription Pharmacists 1 339 River Street Manistee maniatee F FRlEDRlCH'S SPORTING GOODS manutactunlnq Co' Fisherman's and Hunter's Qual i ty Headquarters Bedroom Furniture and Desks Cenh-'VY Boats Guns Johnson Motors Manistee Michigan 65 Cypress Street Manistee fzgmfs- K. 1 irmgii V :ASD Qxluxk. 5 s ,W- EN .. M, t . . Ying, ZW Q 1.:.'F3 4. T' Wiz if A cfs. ff1ga22gr: wi-Q is S 59692953 maniatee County Qnanchiaed Automobile Dealena membena Bassarab Motors QOlds-Cadillacl Del-Brooks fBuick-Pontiacj Kann 81 CO. fPlymouth-Chrysler, Mackin Motors CForcD Parkdale Garage QPackard-Studej Stanley Service fMercuryj J 81 H Motors Inc. QPlym-Dodge, Bud Carden QChevroletj Kaskinen Motor Co. QCl'1evroletQ in Kaleva is U jgjii YEARIOUKS