Manistee High School - Manichigan Yearbook (Manistee, MI)
- Class of 1960
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T OM AMOR DENNIS LOOMIS DAVID MODJESKI Advisor .... ........ K ENNETH STANLEY 7 MEMORIES 7' K I I I l M ZMLQX W u Qgwf azffijfacvf jv W -AU yfomfu ,ff.,effw0fffWffw?g We 5. 9.11. ,wp f Mfg, 'fZ7i-M-f UMJO M52 ffoffwww ffffwfu' ,www ,iff- 'Vp FS-CBmtoflfMffv 07 j 47d 'A' 1 L sq f' , Q I. ffff 47.- ' f' 5 1 5 , !'a V c R V 14 f X R fl 1 f . ' K 1 x . 1 W A 1 ,X r I If - k ' , ' A -- I .-! .F ' X g '!,r -.' ,Q x I -1' '4 'A 1 A fL'fH4 ' J I Q Q55 N 4' ff I ' ip , x Zvi fjiwyfdi faJAgJ6,:L5Nd, ggi? 'ff f',,f'f I . W fiM. ffiMM 4 Q 3 W6 ' 'WW' f - f W 'J , 4,,f1,W0 Q! I VLA, Wvf,AA WML Dr 1 U XML M ,,. 7? fyfw My or 1 9 6 o 2, V1 A 5 QM 'QM SEQ 'av 'NSN 4 Q .,, , V: W, ww .. ,. aw w 1 1 a KENNETH R. STANLEY One of the best things that can happen to a Manistee High School student is to be assigned to English in C-8. Mr. Stanley's approach to American and English Literature is stimulating and unique. For several minutes after the period begins he sits quietly, then slowly rising he says, We will discuss this lesson, first generally and then specifically-with your books closed. Mr. Stanley is not satisfied to skim the surface, but instead he delves into the motivation, style, and effectiveness of each author. What better pre- paration can a student have for college English? Mr. Stanley is head of the English department and has taught at Manistee High School for several years. He earned his B.A. at Grinnell, his M.A. at Drake University. ln addition, he has done graduate work at Michigan State Univer- sity. We proudly dedicate the 1960 Manichigan to Mr. Kenneth Stanley. ,- .J FACULTY ADMI N ISTRATI CN Mri Norbert Radtke MY- Neil Bfenndn Superintendent Principal Board of Education Mr. Richard Hallock, Mr. Bert Chambers, Mr. Robert Fred- rickson, Mr. Dorr Johnson, Mr. Ernest Peterson, Mr. Nor- bert Radtke, Mrs. Emma Jolly. Guidance Department Our Guidance Department is under the di- rection of Mr. Robert Lippert. Also acting as counselors are Mr. Kenneth Stanley, Mrs. Thelma Capper, Mrs. Rebe Clason, and Mrs. Lucille Jacobsen. Besides counseling students, the Gui- dance Dept. sponsors College Day ond Par- ent's Night. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Thelma Capper, Mrs. Lucille Jacobsen, Mr. Robert Lippert, Mr. Kenneth Stanley, and Mrs. Rebe Clason. 5 , -uf Nora Apsey Ward Apsey Commercial Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Typing U.S. History, Civics, Economics Al Arnold Health, Physical Education Ruth Beddie John Bedingham Girls Physical Education English, History 1 '- Wendell Brooks Mary Callan English, Speech, Math School Nurse Holland Copper Chemistry, Biology Thelma Copper Virginia Caro Algebra l, Geometry, Guidance Chorus, Choir ' ffikf Ruth Clarkson Rebe Clqgon Ari Guidance, Latin Ruth Clohsef General Moth, Solid Geomeiry, Geometry W' Paul Cramer James Dickey Band W lsiory, Drivers Training Hazel Erdmann Vivian Greenhoe Science, Math English Lawrence Hargreaves Typing, OH. Practice, Commercial Arith., Sienography Max Hegler Emma Hough General Science, Physics Library Lucille Jacobsen Robert Lippert Effective Living, Home Economics, Guidance Guidance li Nr' Ed Palarslci Advanced Metal, General Shop v U -, f X l ffl i k 4, V X-11, x., . -, l i f ,J 5 Ll' A fl f v Xl AJ lvl! i 'vl I i, f 'I ll ' lf simiuenn l I I Y, 9 f' 1 j a ly- I, x6Norld History, . History i I xl' xlib 1 lkffx' V, wflllfl l ' 14, X ,VA fe W L5 Nj 1.1 cj ll, P ll ' 'N .Xl lj , Xl! ri tn -i - 2 7 lb' V l gi vie 1 ,f I nglish Xx X LJ Mal Pearson Arts and Crafts, Adv. Wood General Shop CliHord Raymond French, English ' V 'I vb, f Ml ' Ken Rutherford W A World History, U.S. History f l' ff? U, Elmira Schadd Home Economics, Science Kenneth Stanley English, Guidance Herman Stephens Donald Sirouf Arch. Drawing, Mech. Drawing Adv. Algebra, General Math, Physics Donald Waliers Priniing, Driver Educalion PQll'iClG Williams Ella Anderson Sfenography, Office Machines, Comm. Law, Typing Attendance Oflice Q . New Emma Jolly Eleanor Mickelson Superintendenfs Omce Principcl's Office Patricia Pockensy Superintendenfs Office Ray Kostecki and Harry Fosier Irving Jensen and Clarence Monroe Janitors Janitors M , , ., . , .,. K . , V . . W. ...HF-w -f- ' '- 1 ' . CLASSES PATRICIA ADAMCZAK College Glee Club Vg Library Club lip Sodality 'IH Chippewa Herald 31 Skating Club 25 Class Dances 'l ,2,3. SL Joseph THOMAS AMOR College Manichigan Photographer l,2,3,4g Rifle Club 3,45 Class Dances I,2,3. JANET ANDERSON Stenographic G.A.A. Ip Class Dances 'I,2,3. JOHN ANDERSON College OFFICERS Left fo right: Pete Carmody, Treas., Pa? Bark, Sec., Pat Wi Pres., Tom Mucha, Vice-Pres. iJ,m,Q r' ,, ff . 1- M rel -44a 'idyifigvffy-Will? WP Liza -Mg M Mfr fzfmm if M4 ,--W. ' W I fit 'Z 46 ffiffiv'-17 Piva' J' f 7' '41 'V ' J' X f r f f A , 4, fuzz, SENIOR f 'f'f' C , ADVISORS Mr. and Mrs. Apsey SENICRS l C Al V- j l 4 FQ., I K i n LINDA ANDERSON 1' M, 3 Stenographic N V Q Girls Chorus 'lg G.A.A. lg Class Dances 1,2,3. DENNIS AX as College ' f1. ' . Football 1,25 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Older Boys 2,41 Class Dances 'l. 'ff .g,f? QiQ f: 7 , ' rs r A j fg ' sfssfpf X. r f' s l was lfwffjjf gg eno p c I . wg 4 was E 12 i res. 3- r' 2, Chaplain 3, Pre-Leg. 2,3 ass nc ,2,3. . is A., i : ' Y W' P B ,.,l 1 l . T OMA A Indus ' ,,V. all 1,24 .I f . l'll 5- 2 :: C ,- slfip,-1, ski Club 1,2, Vice-Pres. 4 etlermen 4 ass Dances 2,3. , 7 vsaiasiigfaii ANGEL LOU BORNE Business G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 25 F.T.A. 45 Class Dances 'l,2,3. FREDERICK BOS Foreign Exchange Student Hi-Y 4, Legislature 45 S.C. 4.' PAUL BOSSCHEM College Football 'l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 'l5 Camera Club 15 Rifle Club treas. 25 lettermen 3,45 Class Pres. 25 Class Dances 'l,2,3. DOUGLAS BOWERMAN General ut HILDA BJORKQUIST Business and Home Economics G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Rifle Club 45 Class Dances l,3. Pow 45 Bookworms 3,45 Queens Court 3 1 2 THOMAS BJORKQUIST Industrial Arts Drama Club 45 Camera Club 'I5 Skating Club 25 Class Dances 'l,2. LAURINDA BLOCK Home Economics SENICRS 1 1- in -1 , H! BARBARA BOYER College G.A.A. l,2, Pres. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Pre- Leg. 3,4, Leg. 3,4, Pow Wow 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Chippewa Herald Co-Editor 3,4, S.C. 2,3, Sec. 4, Drama Club 2,3, Skating Club 2, Band 'l,2, lnst. Duet i, Class Treas. 'l, Class Dances l,3. SUSAN CARL Stenographic G.A.A. 'l,2, Girls Chorus 1, Drama Club 'l,2, Class Dances 'l,2. PETER CARMODY College Class Treus. 4, Basketball l,2,3, Football l,2,3, Captain 4, Band 'l,2, Pep Band l,2, Class Pres. l, Manichigan Sports Editor 4, Intramural Basketball 4, Class Dances 2,3. LAWRENCE CARO Busniess Drama Club 2, Track 2, Rifle Club 3, Hi-Y 4, Tumbling 2, Class Dances 2,3. SENIORS M .gg 'lf .. ROBERT CARO College F.T.A., Vice-Pres. 4, Choir 'l,2,3,4, Operetta 3,4, Hi-Y 4, Pre Leg. 4, Leg. 4, Track 'l, Football 3, Drama Club 2,3, Thes- pians 2,3,4. LOIS CHAMBERS College Band 'l,2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, Inst, Quartet 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 Sgt. at Arms 4, Pre-Leg. 3. IDA CHRISTIANSON Business-Home Economics G.A.A. T, Skating Club l, Class Dances 'l,2,3. JULIE CLIFTON Business G.A,A. 'l, Rifle Club 3,4, Class Dances 2,3. 1 KAREN COURTN EY College G.A.A. 2,3,4, Sports Board 3,41 Chippewa Herald 3,41 Manichi- gan 41 F.T.A. 41 Class Dances 2,31 Tumbling 1. CASSANDRA CRISWELL Sfenographic G.A.A. 11 Maioretie 1,2,3, Head Maioretle 41 Class Dances 'l,2,31 Girls Chorus 'I. DANIEL DAHLQUIST College Band 'l,2, Pep Band 11 Class Dances 2,31 Leliermen 41 Football 'l,2,3,4j Basketball l,2,3,4j Tennis 3. THOMAS DAVIS lndusirial Arts STEVE COLLADAY General Hi-Y 2,3, Vice-Pres. 41 Band l,2,3,41 Pep Band 2,3,4, Piano Solo 31 Class Dances 2,31 Chippewa Herald 4. JOHN CONKLIN College Band 'I,2, Due? l,2, Pep Band 21 Skating Club 1,21 Class Dances 'I1 Boys Chorus 'l. KATHLEEN COOK Business Choir 11 Class Dances 31 Bookwarms 'l. DOUGLAS COOMBS General Rifle Club 2,3. SENIORS LYNN DLESK College G.A.A. 'l5 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Pow Wow 45 Cheerleader 'I5 Girls Chorus ul,.mN Www 'I5 Ski Club 25 Dramatics 3'5 Queen's Caurt Representatives 4. Kemper Hall. NANCY DOMRES usiness ROGENE DONTZ .A.A. 'l,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Pre-Leg. 2, Older Girls 2,35 Pow ow 3,45 Ski Club 2,45 Skating Club 25 Class Dances 'l,2,3. 'ICHARD DUMAS allege and 'l', 2 , eg 4. St. Joseph ww , 3,4, Inst. Solo 4, Pep Band 45 Hi-Y 4, Pre-Leg. 4, SENICJRS 'D-' 14,44 1 Wil mjo' W' - Vi J . 1 ,fl-ff , ,.ee fi M' PAMELA DUMMER ,gy ' --3 X' C Stenographic ,Q -jiffa ,, IU KZ ul I cARol. ANN EDEL J' V h ,gf Stenographic sfcffc' I Jlfl' fl I .W ,LA ff L T mn, KENNETH ECKHOLM J L pf , 4 General l xr 1 Skating Club 1,25 Intramural Basketball 25 Class Dances , MARK ENGWALL Business Intramural Basketball l,2,35 Track 3,45 Lettermen 3,45 Foot- ball Manager 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band I,2,3,45 Skating Club 'l,25 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Class Dances l,2,3. 4 Ml ljfl JEANNE FREDICKSON College Band 'l,2,37 Choir 27 Librarian 37 Vice-Pres. 47 Operetta 3,47 Madrigal 3,47 Vocal Solo 2,3,47 Mich. onor Quartet 47 Tri- l'Ii-Y 2,3,4, Pre-Leg 47 anic ' an 47 ss Da GARY GALLAGHER , General 1 Thespians 47 Drama ub I,2,3,47 Ch 'r 1,2 7 las ce gy CN 7 IW' Lf- PAUL GARMAN College Football 1,27 Basketball Manager 2,37 Manichigan 47 Class Dances 2,3. GLENDA GILBERT Business WILLIAM ENGWALL Industrial Arts Class Vice-Pres.7 Intramural Basketball 27 Rifle Club7 Football 47 Ski Club 'I,2,3,47 Skating Club 27 Band I,2,37 Class Dances 'l,2,3. ULRICH FISHER Foreign Exchange Student S.C. 47 HI-Y 4, Pre-leg. 4, Leg. 47 Maninchigan 47 Drama Club 47 Debating Society, School Parliment, Sculpturing Club, Draw- ing Club'. Lubeck, Germany MARLENE FORTIER College Manlchigan 47 G.A.A. 2,3,4f Skating Club 27 Class Dances 'I,2,3. JACK FRANKLIN General Intramural Basketball 'I,2,3,47 Football 27 Basketball 3. SENIORS ARGARET GORSKI siness ating Club 15 G.A.A. 1,25 Class Dances 1,2,35 Pow Wow 45 Cheerleader l,2. ILIP GUMIENY siness ATRICE GUNNERSON siness LIE GUTOWSKI siness Sw, 5 45 rf We fle Club 35 G.A.A. 1,25 Majorette 35 Class Dances 1,2,3. A Q. ' A Q X3 A '11 Vw SENIORS a ,. J'L:'5f': 'iirilif Sei E' -Ulf'-' fir f 515' Kil t,-I-' .H ,-'N' wg: Mrggm , 4 iw, ,sw rff- i R K f if ' :fs ,J 5 RICHARD GUTOWSKI Industrial Arts Rifle Club 3, Treas. 4. JOHN HANSON College MARTHA HANSON College Band 1,2, Pep Band 2,4, Inst. Duet 25 G.A.A. 1,25 Skating Club 1,25 Ski Club 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Treas. 4, Pre-Leg. 3, Leg. 3,45 Older Girls 2,35 Pow Wow 3, Treas. 45 S.C. 45 Class Dances 1,2. TERRY HANSEN College Basketball 1,2,35 Football 1,3,45 Band 1,25 Intramural Basketball 45 Lettermen 3, Sec.-Treas. 4. - ,I 2 AX Q A if MS ,js 'lf M' ' A-IU . I LL I fp 1,3 , .Il NM 4' A 1' ' DENNIS IANIcwIErz .Ay-J gy V, Q General Course A il CIW 1 J ul ANN JErFRIEs I College Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Operatta Accompanist 3,45 Madrigal 2,3,45 Chippewa Herald 35 Manichigan 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Class Dances 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 2. ANN JOHNSON College Band 1,2,3, librarian 4, Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,4, Treas. 3, Pre.-Leg. 2,3,45 leg. 3, Older Girls 2,35 J.E.T.S. 35 Ski Club 2, Sec. 45 Class Sec. 25 National Honor Society 3,45 Manichigan 45 Class Dances 1, Co-Chairman 3. JEFFREY JOHNSON lndustrial Arts Hi-Y 25 Lettermen 3,45 Football 1,3,45 Basketball 1,3,45 Track 1,25 Intramural Sports 1,25 Class Dances 1,2,3. SHARON HARTHUN Business G.A.A. 1,25 Skating Club Librarian 15 Class Dances 3 SHARON HUGHES Business and Home Economics G.A.A. 1,2. - KAY HIJMMEL College '.,Lf'GLAzk. 2,3,45 National Honor Society 34 Band 1 Clas ,I D nces 1,2. , 'I PATRICIA IANIcowsKI business and Home Economics lljG.A.A. 1,25 Skating Club 1 Chlppewa Herald 4 as Dances 1,2,3. SENIO OUGLAS JONES ollege anichigan 45 Chippewa Herald 45 Choir 45 J.E.T.S. 3, Historian 5 F.T.A. 2,3, Librarian-Hisiorian 45 Class Dances 2,3. SUE KAISER eneral UREL KISZELIK siness N KLADJA enerol sketball 3. , .1 ky ' 1 x. . Y ,. yi K y ,N I ki IJ -' -. I Q ' JJ ,, If - fl JJ -f' if rg ' I lx., ll l' I lj X? 4 xv ,V I ,J . I all XV A11 J X , lx! .l -1 W . .Q C XJ , YP' lk X- A 'If Ir. VIH' ,H Nl' J, if lb ' xy , gf 5 y 1 x. 5 f I N' A ' I ' 'lx f lj -.J X! , A xl Y I., j V I I 1 . , x y, I' ' J ffl f f , X J I N X 'sr' I , f A I, I I lvlrksi' ., 3, SENIGRS PHILLIP KLIBER College Fooiball 1,21 Class Vice-Pres. 3. RICHARD KOTT Industrial Arts JIM KRAUS Business Band 'l,2. MARGARET KROLCZYK Business Glee Club 35 Bowling 35 Class Dances 35 Librarian 1,2 SL Joseph School 7 . . :f V.. +2 ...Ti as 1 7 We is 58 59 Q. .,.,., f . . '.,,,, E,, , - .L ,,., if .. . 1?w g2:g..,f',1F 'ff fish aff .XKZI-cf-C',pvfLf!,6 4-,,,.?.f ,ce1p4,..,,p 34,44 4441 -ml '-2-LJ Anrice Luzuls 'Z fe 60 College Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Pre-Legislature 47 Ski Club 1,21 Class Dances 1,2. LEE MAC GREGOR College Football 1,2,3,47 Track 27 Golf 37 Basketball Manager 2,37 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,47 Lettermen 3,47 Hi-Y 2,4, His- torian 3, Older Boys 2. MARY ANN MACKIN College G.A.A. 1,27 Class Dances 1,2,37 Band 1,2,3,47 Pep Band 3,47 Horn Duet 2,37 Quintet 47 Skating Club 2. EDWARD MADSEN General Student Council 1,27 Track 1,2,37 Football 'l,2,3,4i Basketball 1,27 Lettermen 2,3,47 Class Dances 1,2,3. JIM KRUSE College Radio Club 47 S.C. 47 F.T.A. 47 Class Dances 3. LARRY KRUSNIAK General EARL LINDEMAN Geenral Football 2,3,47 Track 2,3,47 Hi-Y 37 Class Dances 1,2,3 mural Basketball 1,2,3,47 Lettermen 4. MARY LOU LINDEMAN Business and Home Economics SENIORS 1 MARY ESTHER MARSHALL College G.A.A. 1,25 Thespians, Sec. 1, Treas. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Skating Club 1,25 Class Dances l,2,35 Chip. Herald Business and Circulation Manager 3,45 Ski Club 2,45 Pow Wow 45 Drama 3, Pres. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Pres. 4, Pre-Leg. 2,3,4, Leg. 2,3,4, Oldre Girls Conf. 35 Manichigan Co-Editor 4 5National Honor Sciety 3,4. BETTY MAY College F.T.A. 2,35 Sec.-Treas. 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Bookworms I5 Class Dances l,2,3. EUGENE MILLER College Hi-Y 2, Treas. 3, Sec. 4, Older Boys 2, Pre-Leg. 45 J.E.T.S. A2, Vice-Pres. 3,4, Science Down 3,45 Chip. Herald 35 Natl. Honor Society 3, Pres. 45 Manichigan Sales Mgr. 45 Tennis 3,45 Ski Club l,2, Pres. 45 Ski Team 2,3,45 Lettermen 45 S.C. 4. MARILYN MONROE Home Economics Bible Club 'l, Sec.-Treas.2. SENIORS rw!!! ,r . new .-..',g -Q. y.., ...nw K .x , , A fbjuaw in L I fg. I , v I -' , t V 7 nm , . jfl L At ' I I I 1 L f f l 27 A ll, L J L ,flu 1' I 4 AVID MORLEY A Industrial Arts V Track 'I5 Skating Press. 25 Rifle Club THOMAS MUCHA College Class Vice-Pres. 45 l,2,35 Lettermen 45 DAVID NEITZKE General FRANCIS NELSON Home Economics Bookworms 4. 4 , ' r Club 3,4. P , , hz. N n .fx 1 oi' . Yr , If - A I5 Football I5 I, . 1 . ! , Camera Club 'I, Vice Rifle Club 35 Football 2,3,45 Class Dances Intramural Basketball 'I,3,45 Basketball 2. EARL RACZKOWSKI General Rifle Club 'l. NORMAN RADTKE College Nat'l Honor Society 3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Lettermen 'l,2,3, Vice-Pres. 45 Tennis 'l,2,3,45 Ski Club 'l,2,45 J.E.T.S. 2,3, Pres. 45 S.C. Vice-Pres. 45 Band 1,25 Rifle Club 2,3, Pres. 45 Hi-Y 2,3, Pres. 45 Pre-Leg. 45 Older Boys' Conf. 45 Class Dances 2,3. MARY RENGO College Manichigun Co-Ed. 45 Chippewa Herald 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Chaplain 4, Pre-Leg. 2,35 Nat'l Honor Society 3, Vice-Pres. 45 J.E.T.S. 2, Sec. 3,45 Science Downs 3,4, F.T.A. 3, Fall Conf. 35 Choir 2, Librarian 3, Vocal solo 3, Operetta 3,4. ANNA REVOLT Stenagraphic G.A,A. 1,25 Class Dances l,2,3. GORDON OGILVIE College Lettermen 2,4, Sec. 35 Class Vice-Pres. 'I5 Football l 4 Track 25 Basketball l,2,3,45 Hi-Y 25 Band 'l. KENNETH OLEN ICZAK Industrial Arts LINDA PASCHKA General Manichigan 45 Ski Club 2,35 Skating Bookworms 25 Class Dances 2,3. SANDRA PETERSON Business Choir 35 Girls Chorus l. SENIORS Club 1,25 G.A X f' 5 5 Q M' 5 A 5 5 I ..-L- JEROME REVOLT Business EDWARD SCHALLHORN College J.E.T.S. 2,3, Treas. 4, Science Down Competition 4. .I IM SCHRADER College WALLACE SCHULTZ College Boys Chorus I5 Choir 2,35 Nat'I Honor Society 3, Sec.-Treas. 5 J.E.T.S. 2,3, Treas. 45 Class Dances I,2,3. SENIORS ti' A 5 ig. .I N A if '15 TQ' 5 if ,. Z s X- b -A . f, .4 . Ira: xo. W L1 'f ,..5'f ' like ' .V ,aa -- , ' ,I 1 'V , 4 . , ty: 5 I .15.,,ii. ..5x,:iSf N as Tjiit P 4532 - f, , Si' iz - Wfffil. - ., mug M9 A TN s we - A - ROBERT SHERAS College Band I,2,3, Pep Band I,2,35 Golf I,2,3,45 Lettermen I,2,3,45 Choir 25 Basketball 25 S.C. 3, Pres. 45 Manichigan 45 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Skating Club 1,25 Hi-Y 2,3, Pre.-Leg. 4, Leg. 45 Chippewa Herald 3,45 Class Dances 1,2,3. KEN SIMONEAU Industrial Arts Football 2,35 Track 2. ELIZABETH SOMMERFELDT Stenographic Tri-Hi-Y 25 Class Sec. 35 Girls Chorus5 Choir 2,3, Sec. 45 Madrigal 2,3,4, Vocal Solo 3, Operetta 3,45 State Honors Choir 4. NORMA STENDEL Business is V95 PHYLLIS THORSEN College Band l,2,35 Ski Club 'I,2,45 G,A.A. 'I,3, Treas. 25 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Chorus 25 Pow Wow 3,45 Class Dances l,2,3. SANDRA TREMBLAY Stenographic G.A.A. 75 Choir 1,25 Rifle Club 45 Queen's Court 25 Class Dances 3. f 2 fro- , Q f A KA ANB s2floQq5Q,,,,,, ,Lf f-404' G ff 60 ' 1 is kworms 4535 Tri- ' , P .- eg i L . K, .yfwmwfifw f eneral Foot l lf mm' ermefi , , : al Baskef. Mazza' 5' ' ba ,,,. -f JEANNE STEPHENS College S.C. 'l5 Band 'l, lnsf. Trio 'l5 Chorus 'I5 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Rifle Club 25 Ski Club 2,45 Pow Wow 3, Pres. 45 Chippewa Herald Adv. Manager 45 Nal'l Honor Socieiy 3,45 Maniclwigan Adv. Man- ager 45 Class Dances 'l,2. RUTH STUCK College C1.A.A. 1,25 Choir 'I5 Class Dances l,2,3. DELPHINE TABACZKA Business-Home Economics PEGGY THORSEN G.A.A. 1,2,35 Pow Wow 35 Cheerleader 1,2,35 Class treasurer 35 Ski Club 25 Choir 'I5 Class Dances 'l,2,3. SENIORS luv- , . !- , l ,. SANDRA VUNCK Business and Home Economics Manichigan 45 Choir 3, Operefia 35 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Drama Club 25 Class Dances 'l,2,3. L YAY , CARLSON WAIT TNQ' ,rg if' gl - College A rm lj- JXP: Ali' 4 'Q V. ll I I V Ng K LX ,X ' xr 1' W Las' I , f V 1 f V' Ill ' 1 1' ,ill I A 'N' JU ,,J' 'Nl I I , I V Al I Xin Ia. 'Y 1 Ax lf' afnuyfyjjgxf lv LIN. , MARGOT WALLACE J' College X L 1 J ski Club1,4jTri-Hi-Y 2,3,- sgrlme-Arms 4, Older f v .9IrlxL.2,31 3-Leg. 3,l'bfQg. a,4, Pow w w 4 w 1 5 'i Clfppewa erl 45 Manizhigan 45 G X' 'T zf L IL 1 D I tin Bandi 'I2 3 Flulehsplo I 2 In Vina 3. f v :ki 'dh Dyel' 25 'Clgss I ance . 'I,2, oiCl1air- ,Lf 'V L ,f ROBERT WALL General I SENICRS ff ,wp W ffffji gf! RICHARD WALTER 5 1 Industrial Arts jg CAROLE WENTLAND Business Sadality 'l,25 Class Dances I, 2, 3. St. Joseph PATRICK WILSON College Leitermen 45 Rifle Club 2,35 Chippewa Herald 35 llllm I Band 'l,2,35 Pep Band 35 Foofball 25 Basketball 2,35 Tennis 2,35 Class Pres. 3,45 Class Treas. 25 Class Dances 'I,2,35 Wolverine Boys' Stale 4. LI Ill 35355 illlxlll il All NOT PICTURED: Terry Bradford Thomas Dulinski Henry Florshinger John Galvas Edward Guzikowski Paul Mikolaiczak L John Adumski Phillip Adamski Barbara Anderson Gordon Bailka Virgil Baker Jim Batzer Ann Bedingham John Benson Morlys Biederman Bill Biorkquisi Joyce Bowerman Harlan Bradford Richard Bradford Wendell Brooks Rodney Brown LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres. Wendell Treas. Nancy Jacobs. Juniors Brooks, V.P. Bob Smiih. Absent: Sec.- Advisors: Miss Greenhoe and Mr. Rutherford Juniors - ,iw 5 ii 2 V I vw '- fr . -. fs 1 i , ,Q ,f i C i K' V f 'f 7 A M C C W ' r . K. A ir 'Qi J ' P J . 1 ' ' Q i f 5 C QA , Q '1 N iii j 5 5 ff? a . , im k V . ik N HV , 1 - f,,.h i . A V A f ,, --5, 75 . . - , ff? i , R f i i' 1 sw' ' ' M 'P f ii . -' - , K Erwin Cabo? Tom Cardinal Gary Carl Carol Carlson Carol Carmocly Don Cederholm Barbara Chambers Marcia Clark Dick Clark Susie Cliffon Gene Colin Tom Collins Sharon Conklin Sharon Cook Marshall Cooper 'EI 91 es 1 J V A I n ,X 1' sr n Lwii, ffsssiiajixgsfsz K Q Q f we r E 5 nw Q' i xO 'l 5 -if -gg-M use , ,, a f 1 X s ,Q 9 c if . 'f .- . W kt Nr , 6- ll l ' W 4 ,, ll , J if ,ir in t , 3 ., ,g 5' M3 af, I, Y Wx G . G, , - 2 ff I t Bob Gerrecl Barbara Green Robert Greve Linda Griswold Sheldon Gunnerson Joanne Hallock Gary Hansen Judi Hansen Kenneth Holmes Nancy Holstad Patick Hoxie Ann Hunt Sharon Husted Patricia Hutson Nancy Jacobs t,y. L, 4 xr 2 . .,, f 1 1' Ffa JUNIORS 4 Jw 'A ' ,. ut? U' 5 'L , 35,7 '. gg , Ji Kr m if 1 r i 4 V In I , M :si I serv if Q - XRf?1wff -'i-L-, we ' ' T ' f ' F ills - A H Z L . K , ,-, , A ..,t,- I K Q , , .4,,-,,. 8 ,:.V ,,,: . V , N.. .,,., Q.. Q H ,.. ,LU 4 ,, , --.Wm A KW..,.,, - i -,M-:ww-:ry--L: as il , --. K . , lf 5 Lillian Dickow Robert Dickow Jack Dinson John Doleys Margaret Dorfeld Jean Faber Ken Falk Becky Fauble Floyd Fedder Linda Field Roger Funk Larry Fortler Jerome Fortln Don Fredlckson Bill Gerlach QE' J yrgu 4 01:5 ww fvvrvwf J Asif 11.-.M-vw . 1 V. - I p w fix kr ,,,. I 2 G 1 A4 Vx -4-. ,,:7'f'P' HM, 5 I ,. , ., . Kiki Larry Jensen Kay Johnson Pat Jones Joyce Jorgensen Jim Jurkoski Marilyn Kalen Patrick Kelly Jim Kiefer Jim Knight Kathy Kowalski Pam Krizan Barbara Krolczyk Dennis Krusniak Linda Lindeman Marcella Lindeman Y- K -.. ' il i ' sl , 8 , ,X is ' g if if if ' L 5, '-,i 7 i p g- H , f f- ll llllll ' ll K ' 1. l il 'A D ilsli X ' ' ' i W .. illz q I , A ' ' W A ,V 1 A .Q A ,it ww' Lk ., eww f 4 Y - Vfvz KLK, , I- - K fn . K , ,V 4 in . - I kk . L Y E W Q at fo 43 JUNIORS W if L l - JJ J S e L, I gX L V L, A? A .:,5 14251 .A ' 7 A ' , fy or Amt 4, i lll: S 1 K an K i Y - A s S- i W' , 2 we ,. M72-Q V. 1 .3 - ,. - 'ir X. L ,, wr , ,,,, .- X -rigs I E f '15 KL gg' l 'xi 'L Winfield Lindeman Donald Linke Harold Lloyd Dennis Loomis Ludwig Ludwigson Celia Lumley Jim MacGregor Bev Madeley Judy Martin Mary Martin Kenneth Maynard Thomas McAdam Dave Miehlke Shelda Miehlke Lee Milks wt 4 tss W J :ig s ir W :er-4 I 4-fs kid' V V: kV-V 4. . L L . A if P Af' ' P it , 1 Q .5 ,. ff, Qiglpl liSR:'f::?,l,g43? isy 5 Gary Paschka Floyd Patulski Steve Patulski Joseph Perry Richard Perski Jack Peterson Marsha Peterson Mickey Peterson Luke Plamondon Robert Rakoski Marcia Raskey Roger Ringel Bruce Rockwell Kathy Rodgers Ronald Russell I ' X J 3 EM 3 Pr if i 4 X4 Wiki X . We J A J ' .,. , y s rrrs N, ,yy J ryys ' S it -Q 'Y , , 4, We it r'll QW s w YW . Q, f' Q K W W gkxglik Q ,fl PM walk JUNIORS l da in :A Q, 'Q 2 ' f ff' fi? A 9 A ,, 4. ms fy-v J ff .,, 9 ig ,- 1' J W' ' K '53 f mgtxw . lift? Harold Minister Dove Modieski Patricia Morris Earl Moore Marilyn Modreski Ardis Mueckler Jean Nowak Kathleen Nowak Jean Ogilvie Barbara Oleniczak Nancy Oleniczak Roy Olk Jenann Olsen Mary Ellen Olson Eloise Pahkanen Annette Palarski Ed Palsrok IE: 1, .K Z-. y - At . l 1 wb y .y,., M nt , 3- my it ,tiz ll A' lll i t at 1- ilv t P f fyh AA ll ' 'vw Dennis Rutowski William Sandstedt Carol Saylor Evelyn Schimke Charles Showalter Ernest Sievert Bob Smith Marcia Snow Lois Sorenson Ralph Sorenson Gary Staff Jack StaFFeld Barton Stanley Alice Stendel Carol Stepka Braxton Stroemel Jo Stypa ,, A .1 so QT, 44 K as M' A ,mr-f AA ,4 A , : vga' I ' is -4 f 'V' z if L ef K YW' 3 . -+f:'? 'w, X -,,,- I' f J T V ,ggu Y . .W ,,. 'i ' K , fl? K ' vw l e ' ftll - 1, E , ,WM F I , Lf' ., ff ,, f -nes qi ff A At, F ,ANA As.: 5 5 Nt, IA 4 ffl! .rw-,is R23 gifs,-V :Sift wiv fi 'N f NPA' A. . f nov' , 'K - . BQ Ai, r li ,Z fi if. f , Y . ' ? ' ,-' A .., ' A Q3 6 S , g,, 3 ax' u , i5:5ffz hxfwi ' ::Of: ' . .3 X - us. ., tat! 3 AW A . tt ' . AA ,,.,:A , ,,..b, A AAA A lf JUNIORS 'Eel fr... ., 'W me i Q' f we ' 6 I 55? an ig 'Oli' . wr' ,nv ga my 'Y '? ' - at Q 1, -Raw V w- 1 K QM S ik 2, , as Karen Sundbeck Suzanne Swanson John Sweetnam Janice Tabaczka Penny Tageson Karen TerBeek Darlene Tomaszewski Paul Tomaszewski Richard Van Alst Alice Veine Alan Verheek Nancy Wcxlukonis Charlotte Wieda Wayne Wisniski Lois Wissner Marie Zawacki Carol Anderson Robert Arnold Darlene Bark Margie Balzer James Baumgarfner Bob Beatty Harvey Berg Janie Biorlrquist Jim Bradley Mary Ann Brceznialc James Brye Dave Cabot Jim Cabot Jean Campbell Carol Carde LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres. Chuck Rhodea V.P. James Wisniski, Sec. Ellen Flar ity, Treas. Carolyn Reed. Sophomores 7 ' wif I zur' Class Advisors: Mrs. Emma Hough, Mr. Donald Walters. Sophomores 5' ,, X ,, s,., ., ? Q. ,Q , ,N r L. r -, N, 55.1-Q I Mike Cardinal John Carter Raymond Carty David Chambers Chuck Christiansen Bud Clark Donna Clark Nancy Colby Peggy Cole Jim Coombs Chuck Criswell Jean Crose Kalhleen Davis Mark Day Ellen Flarity Q mlm ? Q J wr f Q -,, '. J L s L J A , , ,, . H , A 5 , + . 3 - W iw tt r , , 5 QV-fgit,,w' A X i-'L H6 :V K K J' Q G , Tom Hackett Walter Harthun Dean Hodgson Fran Holster Rick Howard Cristine Hull Emilie Jach Terry Rae Jach Jim Janicki Jim Jankowski Phillip Jans Joann Jarmer Kathy Jeruzal Carol Johnson David Johnson i X ,,,, wwi if K ,, Wt., ' . , ,ik Qt . l SOPHCMORES lil is 431:-'P R Q , A A . W of' me-sr Rondi Fortier Louis Fortin Mary Ann Franckowia Jean Fredericksen Mary Gamache Suene Gilbert Joan Gillespie Richard Golembiewski Frank Goodrich Antoinette Gorch Don Grant Jo Anne Grant Ron Gregorski Jim Guzikowskl Carl Haase M new WW 1 ,o, G f f is J l ..'- . is ,.,. V I, A V , . iv , A ki' -N:, :P f n L K L .,.., , f ,. f J: -r'ti 91 'lf A -- 5 2 W J '.-' f ' f lll.. f in ' G ff Evans Johnson Nancy Johnson Steve Johnson Diane Jolly Mary Kelly Eileen Kladia John Kniat Jo Ann Knight Bonnie Knudstrup Agnes Krause Judy Kruszka Eddie Kubiszewski Clifford Kuenzer Q E Rv wa-ui 5 its ,R ,. EL .sw vs All T ', if I QR' we Linda Larson K5 Lyle Leach U , x 'i , , Z ' vi' r- my was 4 . U ,- .yuh xi. L A J 8552, ' 9 ll N ' 3 K ' ' 1 I if 3? as 1 se' -X fm, -,- , :., 4 3 , XL A .1 if we si .. 'Js.r- . , ..,. Q f was 1 5, SOPHOMORES if - 5' kvwx 1 , 22 we HH R f VJ is ' s '52 ff, 1 J J ' ll nf My - a . ,Q wif 'K S x A' ,, , l is we . s,ili - Jeanette Lijewski Carol Laundry Kathe Lundeen Dennis Lynch Dale Manthei Laura Markham Linda Markham Tom Martin Jim McDougall Pat Merkey Alice Mikolaiczak Marge Miller Janet Monroe Ronald Monroe Terry Morley I 5 . .F W f 5 to ,i I ---- - K f 4 3 mv' fl M, 15 V H , W E, I' x y Q Q Q. f fic ?. + ffl' w Y 0 iz, wa-.wr .f V N,p,s.,i , , . 'Qi w P L , f if L L L C iw I up? ,Vgg J L 'fy Hu' s ' V , L A l l ,,. , P Z ' W 5 Q. .L g,,,, L , . . L V- . , L , . ' Q, . by L Y S . ,.V. Q,,, xi M Z4 .5 l f K Q: Q . ,, ' 3 , f :gn it fm Lil Wanda Porter Linda Pruski Lynette Raatz Dan Radtke Marilyn Rakoniewski Sara Rasmusson Carolyn Reed Chuck Rhodea Doug Roach Allen RohrstaFF Larry Sandberg Leona Schudlick Melvin Schweitzer Chuck Sell Sharon Sells SOPHCMORES Q I! af Q , wr rw 31 L' I' P57 S. S ,X Lg bi H zy. E Elaine Nice Richard Nickelson Tom Niedzielski Jean Nowak Tom Numelin Elizabeth Nunn Gerald Olson Patrick Partridge Dan Patulski Dave Patulski Betty Pearce Robert Pelarski Sharon Peppers Ron Peterson Yvonne Pla mondon 1 MNH 46 n c X 1 Q, Q J M Ya Clinton Smith Preston Smith Cleo Snyder Jim Snyder Phil Synder Carol Speck Larry Spencer Roger Stendel Kathy Switalski Nancy Tabaczka Frank Tyron Mary Kay Wagner Barney Ware Ronald Wandryck Rosemary Wandryck S v ' W if Q :ww V. N 4 3 ,ky if - 1 .se Qin' .M 4 9 we pf l Q g 1 h .. K, 2 . N Q , 1 -uv -I l i L Q N sf .. I K: P A if, A If 4 V p I C -L W E ,gf 1, C is ralac C Xeno -A x 4 A iv M Mk X .L N n y A.: 1 , it my Q f S ' f 5 A i I 'K , X it Nav ,gy ' : ua 1 5 -:.: -- 4 Y X ' ' K rl I f . K . Jig- Qltv ? wh M 2? ,355 . ,, SOPHOMCRES S' if: 1 if ' -9 L, wb S' .gl A JAQWAS 'liz Y . g Q sz W s G' Tom Whidden Karen Wichtowski Donald Wicinski Pat Willerd Kathleen Williams Tom Wise Jim Wisniski Clara Wright Dena Wroblieski Cheryl Yankee Nancy Zawacki Victor Adamczak Arlene Adamski Connie Ager Robert Anderson Sharon Anderson Eugene Ax David Bachmann Chuck Baker Julie Boker Don Baranek .lane Bedinghom Janet Berglund Ann Biorkquist Robert Bowes Maureen Boyle LEFT TO RIGHT: Trecs. Donna Neit- zke, V.P. Ron Nurnberger, Sec, Sally Smith. Absent: Pres. Dove Koturek. Freshmen 'V 2 5 3 Y! Q an 0 Q it xi if fx 35' 1 W 1? or me 4 ug Y W 3? 5 rg ' 4 .. Q if -Sz K '1 , fl , W ifi, . 5 . J s i rn? if sg: mf,- if Advisor: Miss Schadd with students ff. Y S ,, L W E: . ill: , iv ' Y 3 he . . Freshmen if at MN i 4' is it rv. , M t ,gfw W ff f 43 1 Z itfiti ei? . X , HM 'M , 1 I K f 2' Qt 1 gee , Hg? i r Mei mg '99 I . 7 5:5 . 5, iv: I 1, , . . , . ii l 1 ki , l . Chester Burkett Carol Cameron Cheryl Carlson John Chambers Margaret Charlton Richard Chmielewski Lois Christensen Ken Clark Anita Colby Sophie Cole Mike Coombs James Courtney Marilyn Deising Kay Dinsen Devi Dlesk Q V-Z ,153 f 1 V' ' 3 D l M V , F- Q3 'hr 4 f JM I . K-' ' . xiii , ,.xg::.:M!'4gxggf.. ai'-mrl f My 'Z Q 'F' 'fm A it H., K QW' C , , if 5 Mi ::' dh 5 U . :. .:,,,, Mary Lee Gutowski Bonnie Hahn Christie Hansen Eric Hansen Gerald Hansen Phillip Harless Doyle Hebner Judy Hendricksen Mary Beth Hughes Margaret Jans Rupert Johnson Carol Johnson Suzanne Jones Jack Jorgensen Dick Kaczmarek 5 F if H f -QL ff' til FRESHMEN J - - Ken Edel Dennis Edmonson John Eckholm Paul Engwall Mary Ann Fink Anton Florshinger Jean Florshinger Ken Fortin Charlotte Franckowiak June Fredericksen Winnie Garcia Lynn Gebott Ronald Gentz Carol Gramza Tom Gregorski D' ., A A 'C Q5 'Tia f J ' 'irr 'J it ...t H , J --: Fvll he - isiwf It as .,.. ,M lia r K4 ,:V' A .1 D5 f I V ,, ,,,, A D ' ' i - J J .7 lj J ' ,U l' ,S-app ,fl -Q i ' 7' i Q 'N' it J H f .wi Ch-q. 1 .,.: My V A., V fm: . ki J ,, s e J 'Q -f J f M f 4 L A . , Am , ,.. ,.r, 1 is ft ,?isaf fx,. J -t . :f ff J : M 5 ' Ken Kalen Bill Kennedy Roberta Kissel Richard Knechtges Ray Kosiboski Dove Kotarek Dursa Kraikiewisz Robert Kruse Wayne Krusniak Larry Laquire Sandy Lambert Dot Landis Janet Lankford Corliss Lewis Judy Lindeman ,.. BW Y, A fi fi 58 Fw- I n 'li' ' snuff 'ann-P ,, .. 0 fm --A W -vw-fs,-, ---f-.iq .ns 1 ff., ,Q . L sg- , vi , L sf-I f l , ,J 2 Q 4 25 g S I n K can ,J my iyz f -x ' '- ieee J F L B ' Ji 1, X . H -1 'sr ff' u sf 3 ww Z 5 we X f 1, ff' L A ,..,, .git-it'-' 3 me ,. JA. Qs I Y I W 'L If ifisilqk ,,V, l . f v FRE SHMEN 3 L k , , .f ' 2 ' 'L . - 9 L' 7 J, X ii... 92 A,' V V. I 1 5 H' in V ,. 51 ' :lb I H . ,, A, Li y A Lag . X3 AQ 1 s f' L jf J mi Zi' 2 ' K 7' :gf-,. I Lp . A AGLL ' K Ll Diane Lipski Bernice Livingston Phillip Ludwigson Jim Mac Gilliuray Sally Mackin Sue Mackin Victoria Madsen Delbert Maleski Rogene Merky Ruth Ann Miller Betty Minster Bob Monroe Karen Morehouse Joyce Moser Jane Mrozik Gi 5 5 Qu ,za l is A :Ji A3 7 Q W? if ,A ,, K Q 'WW' John Perschbacker Anna Peterson Burke Peterson Bill Preston Marilyn Raskay Cheryl Revolt Paul Rockwell Susan Rosenow Stanley Rybicki Beverly Saugie Beverly Saylor Nancy Schallhorn Kathy Schultz Ann Sells John Shafer g .- 2 E ,Y i X , ,l,.., l i , Fl ll , J: .t,, , sung., E i , M J' R t., .. , ff' lat . I W ,ff 1 i - Ej'v ' , QQ, 2 Q x .ff 9' 5' i ii if ' Y u k wi ft psf? FRESHMEN st, im? Joanne Mucha Donna Neitzke Terry Nice Bob Nowak Chuck Nowak Ronald Nurnberger Maureen O'Brien Delaney O'Herron John Oleniczak Glenda Olson Michael Owens Joan Pachesny Sue Ann Paph Michael Partridge Bernard Patulski . , I 'V J llly X ,. 4253: . 1 .F uve, 1' , tl - ' e . W i,:i ,,:e ,B W ,, Q VK ,-ig Q, ,. .V K K6 12,1 ' i li S - ssrr B .- H - J if llii A f F ' -lf. -,-: 3 , .yr .a7,g,, I.: .,e.1:., ,:,. . if J S la is--I tg l 4? ,Ei f f Z' ,: ' - , .,,.,. ,. it - ., 3' I VV i t w if we 16' FV I was- g i. two , wif Q14 Nick Suida Darlene Skiera Jim Skocelas Pat Smith Sally Smith Jim Steinberg Sharon Stendel Judy Styles Kaye Stypa Vicki Sullivan Julie Sundbeck George Swiatlowski Gerald Swiatlowski Ronald Szymarek Joyce Tetzlafli few, J 'wg-'r' K, i 1 if 9 .. .J it i f ,.. MQ , . Mr? 3:5 , 'SX s if .tv tett ll il l in ' A ig - 4, , ' V . ae . ' f , if - 5, ks y 'Qi ik, :V by - , V A- 3 iw if' er 5.-W' A, , .r-1 4' A .f Aiy 1 ' 2-Q eff? M1 QQ! 1' 'W ff Q 'rss 'f Z lag, rr ,,' fag' M, r Q 1 ,i . , 1.22 -.Eta L?5,j..J.:, , .. , ff 115, Q 14... ff L , FRESHMEN J um. 4 ing. iq. 1 A W as P is inc S 4' 5' X J HD- giw 4 , ,fu .P .. , w- A A , , Q an .vl ' 6 n -A ,I Z- ,Q ., , M 'vu . - it-Q ,,X-if C' iw-3 ii iw ' W , , S A A Z.. A William Tetzlaff Sharon Tremblay Daryl Tweedy Iris Wainiola Gerald Wheeler Steve Yankee Phillip Zaiger Jane Zawacki Ken Zechlinski John Ziehm Diane Zientek Mike Zientek Tana Matteson Jean Mrozik Mary Ann Anderson Jane Anderson June Anderson Jacqueline Ballard Bill Beauvais Christy Behm Ted Berg Carol Biederman David Boeriman Cora Bond Sheryl Bradley David Bradshaw Mary Beth Bulfema Jim Burns Karen Carlsirom Eight LEFT TO RIGHT: V. P. James Ogilvie Sec-Treas. Jane Anderson, Pres. R bert Manthei. h Grade Advisors: Mr. Bedingham and Mrs. Erdmann Eighth Grade H mi A A I :K 5 tg L N v- Vx .,fg - - wi if ,, , if my at - wig ww-' ' - ,..::- I W f fi , 1 f sk 1 5 x s 1 9, A , A I gffgi., for if WV' ef f Q -QQ' J Carol Clshset Mary Crego Cathy Daane Lucella Deising Richard Dulinski Dennis Dust Sully Eberhard! Roger Fortier Allen Garber Deane Gumieny Al Guzikowski Jeffrey Hansen Jim Hanson Colleen Haynes Phillip Hildebrand ASIS , L,,LV - is N V nw M - 4 51 1, 1 'llv , J U' H J-1 3 , I ,lay N03 I f H 1,42 Q iz: -i n X. ' M -- X. K '-- ,.,, ei- ' ,, Dean Kruse Jean Kruse Robyn Kruse Donna Lankford Roger Leach Leslie Lipe Jayne Madsen Bob Manthie Sue Marx Mike Maurer David Morley Peg Murkey Howard Neitzke Charles Nowak Margo Numelin Bob Nunn , S A .F J. X , f .L.s , A . K r .W . 5 s A ai . ur Q12 3, 5. ffgllh ,, . , W SXK . .,.,3i.. M -J m y 5 fb. 'W .2 , au- .4 - ' x 5 1 856 , , Q 5 Y ' f K' ' 12, if EIGHTH GRADE , W ',.,, I Q af ai, W H Wi, i 3 'X V, lln if V5 ',AV, ,,, 6 ! . L, aim 1 l ' :wx ., ,, al l 4 YF W , fm is 5 if Wayne Hodgson Bill Hogdenson Sue Houser Charles Hutson Dan Janicki Donald Janicki Ray Jankowski Lois Johnson Susan Johnson Kathy Justman Gary Kadzban Sandra Kiefer Thana King Karen Kiszelik Phyllis Kolb Donna Krause Dennis Krus Q k in Lani if f- 5 zz V,,, .Fl K H ,W . 1 :.. ij iq r,,rl W' z A isi H B I sl 4 ' .kl f. Michael O'Brien Jim Ogilvie Brian Oleson Claudia Palarski Mike Patulski Donna Pearce Linda Pefley Jim Peterson Russell Peterson Doug Plamondon Pattie Racine Gail Radtke Patricia Roskowski Dave Schultz Sheryl Scranton Judy Sheras Richard Showalter mv rrcs fi' A PM it Wwe t 1wws 53 x x, K J: QW is 1-W s, K wit one t li J kAx,, Q., rt. iiii A ffi itsi J sf? t DLX gf ' .Q X ? r , , , L i A 'fs ,. 1 I - .- i,Li'. is ,AY is 7' Yi li -. if -f VB. I K fik,. 4 if K 53138 Tm' 0 K K Eefiayggt ,, 'MJ' f..,,,W.,-1 Q I U ,Jr cw' ,. ,- ki Mc X ' we ' ii, t 'X 4 2 - Q ' G ff' 154- , 451 3 5? LY , 4 , at , . , , HGHTH GRADE ..f 1 , , N, W few ff hr gay rw my xr' V if n tl: . I 3 kt. . ' ' Q ' t 4 Alfqh iw J rss: si E 4 Y.. N , V,'. 1 ,w,,.,, wr' vii U gl ag. mm. of , R, , .f X Lv-4 V-. fr:- x, ISF S 1 guy . , i 'Us V, .J if ' 549 F .3 ?'Y ' Dolan Sievert Dale Smith Darlene Smith Karen Smith Steve Stephens Don Swanson Rita Sybert Linda Thorsen Pat Tyron Tom Voigts John Wagner George Ward Donald Ware Jack Whidden Kay Wicinski George Winters Kathy Wisniski Ai l MEMORIES F F' A A 4 A u A 1 SPORTS ,fir 'R FIRST ROW: Coach Jim Dickey, J. Wisnisiri, J. Johnson, D. Bowerman, E. Madsen. SECOND ROW: D. lynch, L. Plamondon, J. MacGregor, T. Cardinal. THIRD ROW: K. Lindeman, T. Sirzyzewski, J. Carier, A. Verheek. FOURTH ROW: Coach Si Miller, Manager M. Engwall, J. Snyder, I.. Ludwigson, E. Pals- rok. LEFT TO RIGHT: Malcolm Pearson, James Dickey, Si Miller, Ken Rutherford. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S M.H.S M.H.S M.H.S M.H.S. M.H.S Varsiiy 40 34 38 60 24 'I3 7 12 'A FIRST ROW CConI.J: D. Dahlquisf, P. Bosschem, T. Hansen, T. Mucha, L. MacGregor. SECOND ROW fCont.I: A. Rohrstaff, B. Engwall, T. Bafzer, E. Lindeman. THIRD ROW fCont.I: F Fedder, C. Chrisiianscn, W. Brooks, D. Radike, C. Rhodea, Couch Mal Pearson. FOURTH ROW KCon1.I: J. Baumgariner, G. Ogilvie, P. Carmody, N. Radtke, D. Cerderholm. Foofbal I PETOSKEY BIG RAPIDS ALMA LUDINGTON CADILLAC MT. PLEASANT T.C. ST. FRANCIS N. MUSKEGON R. fffhii 59522 A f Peie Carmody Mark Engwall Captain Manager ,r ,fx 'Zia hi 5 , ' ' YE, is Q Q 'S 1 vw ga sigh ff . 4 5933 A , ' iii' -V ., ,g 4 51 sf! A, .., - 2 ,L f s 56:9 A 15: ink 4' , gg, 5 1 2 ..A 3 'I 9 Y Q 2 Ns .M vm? .- -' X. 1 J P Y'z, 'f??:g 15 4, I K 1, - 2' ,gg ,3,. nf LW -. 1 M Az. ' :mx Z-W5 fl N X my Q2 r WE? nz E -mmm Eg S5 ,A.Ka I 1,, L . 5 ERT V '- A wa 5 c Q 4 fi me 1 X 1 X . Mm. Jag, h , if Y gLQt i Mit A , sa , -'kv 3 iw 2 s 52 - 3' 1' 5:4-.I S5 Mr.. PX fy Q Q I K ix 5 g - ff Rf A J v . Q no U7 ' rn :if A M 55 ,, Fm kgs 1 f E .. ' .Ja 2 Q Va Q f 1 '54 gg A 5 L' i f WWF' if E . ,Bti .5554 f If 1 fl' M, 3,1 L ' . 'Q 2 Vw' A, km, ,Q K? Q ,,55g5'a Q 1 2 Q .. N W EW A 9 ,J 'L , 4 V . , , Q. 1:4 ', 7, 1 Q? V,.A.L, E A :2,.,A, bzbix , as Ja, 9 mf L- : W ,. ' Q My Z mx R. f ki? 5 2' , rf k . fgffgfzrs -43524151 F l 41 4- .. , ,, :-Abi . '- 1 if E X 451, K ,L N, 5 , 55 2 I ?' K ' Ye Z fm V BE, 1. ts. S xr? M. asa: , L,i, ii. f? gr 5 if xf .1 Q i iq ,K 6 ,im , W gh fix. Rei. , A Varsi'ry Acfion PETOSKEY The Manistee Chippewas opened the 1959 football season with their out- standing victory over the Petoskey Northmen, 40-7. Gordon Ogilvie led the Chips in their victory by scoring 3 TDs. Don Cerderholm, Manistee's ground- gaining Fullback, scored 2 more, and Quarterback Norm Radtke scored the remaining tally. This victory was only the beginning of the many more to come for the Surprise Team of the North. Varsity Action BIG RAPIDS For their first conference win of the season the Chips trounced the highly ranked Big Rapids Cardinals, 34-14. Manistee did a superb job, both of- fensely and defensely on the rain soaked Cardinal field. The half-time score was an astonishing 27-0, and another TD by Radtke in the third quar- ter pushed in to 34-O. Two TDs by Big Rapids brought the final score to 34-14. The leading scorers for the Chips were Radtke, Cederholm and Carmody. ALMA The Manistee Chippewas, who were not too highly rated in the conference, shocked the football world by whal- loping the favored Alma Panthers, 38-0, before a Manistee Homecoming crowd of 1700. The first quarter saw Manistee with a 20-0 lead, and the half-time score of 32-0. The only TD to come in the second half was on an electrifying 90-yard run by Junior Fullback Don Cederholm, Cederholm had a total of 3 TDs with Radtke, Ogilvie, and Pala- mondon scoring the remaining tally. Varsity Action LUDINGTON The winless Ludington eleven was no match for the rampaging, undefeated Chippewas. The Chips, scoring almost at will, set a new record by licking the Orioles, 60-14. The score at half-time, 27-0, indicated the Chips' early control of the game. Hansen and Cederholm scored 3 TDs each, while Capt. Carmody added two, and Mucha, one. CADILLAC For the first time in the season the Chippewas were held to a scoreless first half. In the second half the Chippewa eleven sprang loose and scored 24 points. The Vikings gained only 5 yards in the whole game, leaving the final score, 24-O. This hard-earned victory, played on a sea of mud gave the Chippewas at least a share of the N-C Conference crown. Scoring for the victors were Cederholm, with 3 TDs and Ogil- vie, with one. Varsity Action MT. PLEASANT The most surprising game in the state took place in Mt. Pleasant, October 30. The underdog Oilers upset the No. 'I B Team in the state, the Manistee Chip- pewas, 14-13. The Oilers, encouraged by a TD on their first play of the game, kept the Chips in check for the rest of the game. It was a lost battle of time for the Chippewas, they had numerous scoring chances in the last few minutes of the game, but couldn't overcome the fast Oiler eleven. Scoring both TDs for the Chips was Cederholm, ST. FRANCIS The Chippewas bounced back from their shocking upset the previous week to defeat the T.C. St. Francis Gladiators, 7-O. The Gladiators held the Chips to their lowest scoring game of the season. The lone TD of the game came from Ogilvie on a fine 50 yard punt return. This victory was the last home game for 14 Seniors of the 1959 Co-Champs. Varsity Action NORTH MUSKEGON In their final game of the successful 1959 season, the Chippewas, playing in five inches of snow, defeated the North Muskegon Norsemen, 12-0. After a scoreless first period, the Chips marched 52 yards in the snow for a TD, scored by Capt. Carmody. Terry Hansen made the other on a spectacular 67 yard run. Thus, the Chippewas ended their 1959 football season with a record of 7 wins and only one loss. -'l Reserve eam ln the 1959 season the reserve football team won four of their seven games. Despite the superior opposition, the reserves showed fight and determination. The team gained valu- able experience for their future years in M.H.S. Football. Manistee 46 Scottville 7 Manistee 7 Ludington 12 Manistee 25 Big Rapids 14 Manistee 14 St. Francis 33 Manistee 0 Frankfort 27 Manistee 18 Cadillac 13 Manistee 13 Ludington O FIRST ROW: Manager J. McDougall, E. Moore, L. Krue ger, D. Kotarek, B. Bowes, J. Baumgartner, B. Peterson J. Snyder, D. Manthei, C. Christiansen. SECOND ROW: Blue and Gold Game BLUE 20 GOLD 19 T. Collins, E. Palsrok, R. Gregorski, C. Sell, D. Pafulski, P. Sny- Peterson, E- Johnson, Couch Ken Rufherford- FOURTH ROW der, R. Wicinski, K. Smith. THIRD ROW: J. Janicki, D. Bradford, C. Haase, J. Ziehm, W. Telslaff, J, Ekholm, E. Hansen, D J. Coombs, L. l.aGuire, B. Anderson, B. Paiulski, J. Fields, R. Chimelewski, C. Baker, G. Swilalski, G. Swifalski. All Co ches LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Rutherford, Mr. Bedinghum, Mr. Gonzales, Mr. Miller, Mr. Andersen, Mr. Dickey, Mr. Pierson, Mr. Pearson, Mr. A. Andersen, Mr. Arnold. VAR!-SITY Left to right, Kneeling: E. Palsrak, N. Radtke, D. Dahlquist, L. ford, D. Lynch, P. Bosschem, G. Ogilvie, J. Johnson, B. Stoemel, Ludwigson, L. Plamondon, R. Olk. Standing: Coach Ken Ruther- Manager J. MacGregor. , ,mr I. .J i M.H.S. 87 M.H.S. 43 M.H.S. 58 M.H.S. 66 M.H.S. 79 M.H.S. 60 M.H.S. 57 M.H.S. 55 M.H.S. 65 M.H.S. 58 M.H.S. 60 M.H.S. 68 M.H.S. 76 M.H.S. 63 M.H.S. 71 M.H.S. 53 St. Francis Alma Ludington Mt. Pleasant Lowell Cadillac Muskegon Catholic Central Big Rapids Alma Ludington Petoskey Mt. Pleasant Cadillac Big Rapids Western Michigan Christian St. Francis BASKETB A LL Manistee had a very successful year, having while only losing 3. The three losses were to were the No. 1 Class B basketball team in the averaged 62.5 points per game, while holding to only 48.9 per game- Ogilvie was top scorer, won 14 games Ludington, who state. Manistee their opposition with a total of 366 points for an average of 21.5 a game. He also broke the school scoring record for the most points per game and the most points per season. Behind Ogilvie was Radtke with 183 points and a 14.2 game average. Next high was Johnson with 157 and a 9.2 game average. The other main players for the Chips were Bosschem, Dahlquist, and Lynch. High in the rebound department was Johnson with 215 followed by Ogilvie with 190 and Lynch with 105. Paul Bosschem Dan Dohlquist Jeff Johnson Luddy Ludwigson Dennis Lynch Gordon Ogilvie Roy Olk Ed Pulsrok Luke Plamondon Norman Rudtke Braxton Stroemel 'fr 5 w 1 QQ... ng?--f ff Mt. Pleasant December 18 The Manistee Chippewas downed the Mt. Plea- sant Oilers in a conference game at the Armory. Manistee started out by iumping to an early lead, 12- 3, which was shortened to 20-15 by the end of the first period. ln the second period Manistee continued to outscore Mt. Pleasant, and at half-time the Chips enioyed a 38-25 lead. ln the third period the Oilers came back and outscored the Chips 14-9 showing that they were not going to give up easily. Early in the fourth period the Oilers pulled within 4 points of the Chips before the Chips went on to victory. Ogilvie set a school record with 35 points, followed by Radtke with 18. Alma December4 The Chippewas beat Alma in a low scoring con- ference game. Alma held a small lead at the be- ginning of the first period, but by the end of the period, the Chips had taken a 11-7 lead. In the second period both teams scored 8 points making the half-time score 19-15. ln the third period both teams continued their defensive maneuvers as Manistee only scored 8 and Alma 6. ln the fourth period the Chips were able to collect 16 points to Alma's 13, making the final score 43-34. Radtke and Ogilvie were high for the Chips with 14. Johnson added 11. Ludington December 11 With the advantage of the home court and the shooting power of Harry Volkers and Jerome Lemire, the Ludington Orioles defeated the Manistee Chip- pewas 73-58. Although the Chips outrebounded the Orioles in the first period, Ludington took advantage of the fouls called on Manistee by connecting on their free throws. Ludington enjoyed period leads of 11- 19, 27-40, 45-52, 58-73 in this hard fought battle. High scorers for Manistee were Ogilvie with 22, Radtke with 14, and Johnson with 11. Cadillac Jan.8 Vikings fell victim to the Manistee in an action packed game at the jumped to an early 10-4 lead which end of the first period when the score was tied 12-12. ln the second period Cadillac held a brief lead, but by half-time Manistee was again ahead 28-26. In the second half Manistee's teamwork and drive proved fatal to Cadillac. Manis- tee outscored them 19-10 in the third period, and 13- 9 in the final period. Ogilvie led the Chips scorers with 26 points followed by Radtke with 15. The Cadillac Chippewas 60-45 Armory. Manistee dwindled by the Big Rapids Jan. 15 Manistee beat Big Rapids in another exciting game by a score of 55-36 at Big Rapids. As usual, the first half was a battle for Manistee as both teams took the lead several times. Midway in the second period Manistee pulled ahead and stayed ahead through the rest of the game. The first period the Chips and Cardinals tied at 10-10, but at halftime the Chips were ahead by a score of 23-15. In the second half it was all the way as the Chips lengthened their lead by outscoring B.R. 13-7 in the third period and 19-14 in the fourth. Ogilvie was high for the Chips with 18, followed by Dahlquist with 12. Alma Jan. 22 Manistee started their second round of confer- ence play by defeating Alma, 65-37. Alma, having lost two players, was considerably weaker than when the Chips met them earlier in the season. Manistee iumped to a first period lead of 15-7 and held the lead from then on. By halftime Manistee had in- creased their lead to a score of 29-15. Playing mostly reserves in the second half, Manistee was still able to outscore Alma 18-6 in the third period and 18-16 in the final period. Leading the Chip scorers was Ogilvie with 18 points. Mt. Pleasant Feb. 5 Manistee downed Mt. Pleasant 68-60. The Chips started off on the right foot iumping to an early 12-3 lead which was narrowed to 20-15 by the end of the first period. In the second period the Chips continued to outscore the Oilers as Manistee scored 18 to Mt. Pleasant 10. As the third period started the Oilers showed that they were not going to give up easily and fought back by outscoring the Chips 14-9. ln the fourth period the scoring was even as both teams scored 21 points. Manistee's drive in the first half enabled them to win the game as the second half was well fought by both teams. High for the game was Ogilvie with 35 points which is a new school record. Radtke added 18 to aid the Chips victory. Ludington Jan. 29 The Manistee Chippewas lost a thriller to the Ludington Orioles, in The Game of the Year. The Chips took the lead at the beginning with the Orioles only seeing the best end of the scoreboard once when they held a 11-10 lead during the first period. The final first period score saw Manistee holding a 16-14 edge. In the second period, Manistee, playing the best they have played all season, widened the gap to a 36-26 lead. As the third period started Ludington showed they were determined to win by cutting the lead down to a score of 49-48 for the first time since the first period. The lead then changed hands several times with Ludington having a 59-58 advantage with 6 seconds left in the game. At this point Ogilvie drove in for a layup and came down with a bloody nose. The old saying, No blood-no foul, apparently was not true in this case as no foul was called. Ludington later made a free throw making the final score 60-58. High for the Chips was Ogilvie with 23. Johnson had 14, and Radtke had 11. Cadillac Feb. 12 The Manistee Chippewas easily rolled past the Cadillac Vikings, chalking up another conference win. The taller Chips held a supremacy on the boards which was a determining factor in the victory. The first period held some excitement as the score was only 10-8 in favor of the Chips, but from then on the Chips completely dominated the game. By halftime the Chips had opened up their lead to 35-24. ln the third period the Chips continued to outscore the Vik- ings, the Vikings now trailed by a final score of 76- 55. Ogilvie excelled his performance of the last week by scoring 38 points, Radtke had 12. Big Rapids Feb. 19 The Manistee Chippewas beat the Big Rapids Cardinals, giving Manistee second place in the con- ference. As usual Manistee had a hard first period, as the lead changed hands five times with Manistee holding a small 13-11 lead going into the second period. The Chips outscored the Cardinals 26-5 in the second period, making the halftime score 39-16 in favor of the Chips. In the third period the Chips con- tinued to outscore the Cardinals. In the fourth period the Chips were substituted freely, which allowed the Cardinals to come within 17 points of the Chips, as the final score was 63-46. Ogilvie had 24 points, fol- lowed by Lynch with 13. JUNICJR VARSITY left to Right, Row 'l: C. Hasse, A. Monroe, J. Wisniski, C. son, A. Nurnburger, D. Radtke, C. Kuenzer, D. Roach, M Rhodea, A. Nickelson. Row 2: M. Day, D. Cabot, C. Christian- Pearson. M.H.S. T.C. St. Francis M.H.S Alma The 1959-60 iunior varsity basketball team M.H.S Ludington ended their season with an eight win-seven loss M,H,S, Mt, Pleqgqm record. Although the little chips lost several M,H,S Cadillac games by close margins they gained valuable M,H,S, Musk, Cqfh, Cemrql game experience. The top scorers for the reserves M,H,S Big Rqpids were Ron Monroe, Carl Haase, and Jim Wisniski. M,H,S, Alma The size and determination of this team promises M,H,S Ludingtgn to be a definite asset in the future years. With M.H.S. Petoskey these assets the future Chippewas are sure to M,H,S M1, Pleqsgnf be strong contenders for the conference crown. M,H,S, Cgdillqc M.H.S Big Rapids M.H.S. W. Mich. Christian M.H.S T.C. St. Francis FRESHMEN TEAM Left to Right, Row T: K. Edle, D. Chiemlewski, P. Zcliger, P. Kotarek, K. Kalen, M. Bowes, B. Peterson. Ludwigson, L. Laguire. Row 2: Coach Miller, B. Anderson, l. EIGHTH GRADE TEAM Left to Right, Row 'I: M. Patulski, R. Wagner, R. Stephens, M. Swanson, J. Ogilvie, D. Bradshaw, B. Manthei, D. Schultz. Maurer, D. Ware, J. Plamondon. Row 2: Coach Bedingham, D. TRACK Tennis Team, Left to Right, Row 1: P. Smiih, P. Wilson, R. Rus- M. Day. Row 2: Mr. Miller, G. Carl, G. Hansen, R. Marshall sell, D. Dahlquist, C. Nieizke, E. Miller, D. Mcnihei, T. Hackefi, G. Wolf, D. Zanoiii, N. Radfke, W. Carl, D. Radtke, D. Green GCI.l3 QW. Anus. ri l I P Z, ' P4 Al . M uk . J 3 ' 'Q A ,. f-qi an sf an Golf Team, Kneeling: D. Hessler, R. Sheros. Standing: Mr. Lob- Lynch, J. Carter, J. Snyder, G. Tice, J. MacGregor. dell, C. Krizan, E. Hessler, R. Luiz. Not shown: L. MacGregor, D. 1-44' Ski Team, Left Io Righi: Mr. Andersen, A. Rohrsiaff, T. BCTIET, E. Miller, J. Baller, R. Russell, B. Kennedy, E. Hansen. MEMORIES ff ACTIVITIES STUDENT CCDUNCIL Left to Right, Row 1: C. Biederman, J. Berglund, S. Miehlke, D. Knight. Row 3: J. Benson, J. Kruse, K. Kalen, N. Radtke, D. Bark, L. Nunn, J. Sheras. Row 2: B. Boyer, M. Hanson, S. lynch, F. Bos, E. Miller,J. Baumgartner, Mr. Brennan. Rosenow, C. Weida, R. Fischer, B. Sheras, E. Hansen, J. l Left to Right: B. Boyer, Sec., B. Sheras, Pres., E. Nunn, Corres. Sec., N Radtke, Vice-Pres. During the 1959-60 school year the Student Council presented the present monitor system and a proposed Student Court. To learn of such programs the council participated in an exchange with the Ludington Student Council. A fall activity was the co-sponsorship of the Homecoming parade. Throughout the year the Hospitality Committee sent get- well cards to hospitalized students. NATIGNAL HCJNCDR SCDCIETY left to Rlghlf Row 'lr AdViS0I', Rel-76 CJUSOF1, A. .JCHTIES W Carl R Rlngel R Russel S Mlehlke D Loomis N Jacobs Schultz, A. Johnson, M. Marshall, J. Stephens, M. Rengo E Row 3 E Sommerfeldt P Wilson B Sheras J Hanson M Miller, K. Hummel. Row 2: J. Nowak, J. Benson, M Kalen G Wallace P Adumczok B Boyer M Maclun S Carl D Jones The N.H.S. Assembly was held Feb. 24. Eugene Miller spoke on the history of the club and its standards. Mary Rengo told what previous valedictorians and salutatorians are now doing. Ann John- son and Eugene Miller were announced co-valedictorians. Mary Rengo, Norman Radtke, and Mary Marshall were co- salutatorians. A National Merit Scholar- ship Competition Certificate of Merit was awarded to Mary Rengo and Letters of Commendation were given to Mary Mar- shall and Ann Johnson. A banquet honoring the N.H.S. members was given by the Kiwanis Club. HIPPEWA HERALD Left to Right Row 'I M Bramble D Jones B Shera Row 2 S Rosenow. Row 3: B. Boyer, M. Batzer, J. Olsen, L. Larsen C Wleda K Courtney Y Plamondon J Nowak M Marshall J Hansen S. Swanson, M. Wallace,J. Adamski. An enthusiastic group of fledgling iournalists, true to the spirit of the Fourth Estate, often braved drifted and icy roads to take their news copy to the Keddi Printing Co. in Bear Lake. Although their task was complicated by having the printer located in another town, the Herald has done an excellent iob of maintaining school interest and sportsmanship. Mrs. Patricia Williams is faculty advisor. ANICHIGAN left to Right, Row I: A. Johnson, S. Vunck, M. Fortier, M. Sheras, D. Jones, D. Loomis, K. Courtney. Row 3: J. Olsen, P Rengo, Co-editor, M. Marshall, Co-editor, A. Jeffries, l.. Pas- Carmody, Sports editor, E. Miller, Sales manager, U. Fischer chlra, M. lindeman. Row 2: Paul Gorman, D. Modreski, C. J. Fredriclison, M. Wallace, T. Amor. Lumley, S. Swanson, J. Stephens, Advertising manager, R. Co-editors: Mary Esther Marshall, Mary Faye Rengo. TRI-HI-Y Left to Right: Row 15 C. Carmody, J. Faber, J. Bowerman, J. Jacobs, Mrs. Capperg Row 2, S. Miehlke, B. Madeley, C Hansen, C. Wieda, M. Peterson, C. Carlson, P. Tageson, C. D. Jolly, J. Campbell, J. Knight, M. Gamache, K. Rodgers, S. Conklin, K. Sundbeck, J. Hallock, M. Clark, N. Stypa, L. Chambers, B. Fauble. Olticers: Row 1, B. Boyer, Vice-Pres., M. Rengo, Chaplain, J. Faber, Sec., L. Chambers, Sgt.-at-Arms, M. Marshall, Pres., Row 2, M. Hansen, Treas., M. Dorfeld, Historian, M. Wallace, Sgt.-at-Arms, S. Miehlke, Chaplain. Tri-Hi-Y Club had a very active year under the leadership of President Mary Marshall. During Homecoming they spon- sored the sale of gold chrysanthemums. ln December, everyone worked diligent- ly on the bill to be presented at the Youth Legislature in Lansing. In Decem- ber one of the biggest social successes of the year was the caroling party held with Hi-Y. In March, Tri-Hi-Y sponsored a Twirp Week where girls asked boys for dates. The state wide Y.M.C.A. proi- ect of a chapel for Seoul, Korea was completed this year with two dollars per member given by the Manistee's Tri-Hi-Y. TRI-HI-Y ,nl 4-.. 4 .l - Row 2, Confd. Y. Plamondon, J. Gillespie, M. Rengo, A. John- feld, M- KC-Ilefb C- I-umley, B- Cl1UI'fIbef5, B- AnClef50l1, C- Sleplifl son, P. Cole, L. Lindemang Row 35 M. Batzer, B. Boyer,VM. Wal- K- K0WGlSlKi, L- 50I'ef1S0I1, M- HUDSON, M- Kelly- lace, L. Larson, J. Liiewski, J. Fredrickson, M. Marshall, M. Dor- President Mary Marshall receives THE PARENTS' MAGAZINE Youth Group Achievement Award on behalf of the Tri-Hi-Y. Hl-Y in Left to Right: Row 'lp T. McAdam, L. MacGregor, S. Colladay, P. Kelly, T, Numelin, D. Ax, D. Radtke, R. Arnold, J. Mac- D. Modreski, G. Olson, D. Loomis, P. Smith, Mr. Strouf, Row 2, Gregor, B, Wqre, J, Bqumgqnmer, Left to right: D. Fredrickson, Chaplain, E. Miller, Sec., N. Radtke, Pres., S. Colladay, Vice-Pres., D. Loomis, Treas. Hi-Y had a very active year under the leadership of President Norman Radtke and Advisor Mr. Strouf. In September nineteen new members were inducted into the club. For Homecoming Hi-Y sponsored a pre-game parade. In November they presented Rev. Robert Richards for a school assembly. Caroling with Tri-Hi-Y was an enjoyable evening activity in December. During the second semester Hi-Y conducted an Anti-Swear campaign and a car wash. HI-Y Row 35 D. Fredrickson, E. Miller, R. Russell, J. Benson, P. Tomas- Radfke, R. Dumas, F. Bos, U. Fischer, M. Engwall, L. Caro zewski, R. Caro, J. Petersonp Row 45 R. Sheras, J. Dinsen, N. Norman Radtke leads the Hi-Y caucus at Pre-Legislature in Mt. Pleasant. DRAMA their Q I H is .,., K Fi ff ,QM l we.. . .-.. .f .. Qf,..fz : ::. 4-LN ' ' z ,'q.f5'.,.:. . Left to Right, Row 'lz N. Sievert, B. Fauble, J. Hansen, M. Mar- tema, R. Kruse, A. Garber. Row 3: Mr. Brooks, Advisor, S. Swan- shall, C. wieda. Row 2: J. Hanson, D. Kruse, T. King, M. Bul- son, U- Fischer, E. Hansen, A- Petersoml- Nowak- Left to Right: J. Hansen, Secretary, C. Weida, Treasurer, M. Marshall, President. A small but enthusiastic drama club group staged a Christmas pantomine Happy's Christmas as a feature of the annual Christmas assembly. The group, who called themselves the Chippewa Players was eagerly received by the student body for their excellent mimicry. The one-act, written and staged by Mr. Brooks, was also presented to the Wom- ens Society of one of the Manistee Churches. Eighth grade members worked up and staged a skit for the pep assembly be- fore the Ludington-Manistee game here. Throughout the year members met periodically to work on interpretive readings and one-act plays. RIFLE CLUB 1 Left to Right, Row 'lz C. Johnson, K. Johnson, J. Clifton, S, McDougal, T. Amor. Row 3: D. Mielhke, K. Falk, E. Ruczkow- Tremblay, H. Biorkquist, C. Kuenzer, Mr. Coombs. Row 2: M. ski, D. Fredricksen, S. Johnson, N. Rudtke, F. Goodrich. Coombs, J. Dinsen, D. Radtke, J. Wisniski, B. Engwall, The Rifle Club had meetings every other Thursday night. For the first time in many years the club has had meets with other clubs in the conference. The first team defeated Ludington on our home range at the Armory. The second team defeated Ludington's second team at the Ludington rifle range. J. fm? Rifle Team, Left to Right, Row 1: F. Goodrich, E. Raczkowski. Row 2: J Brye, Mr. Palarski, M. Coombs, T. Amor. F.T.A Lk l-eff to Ri9l'li. ROW 'lr D. Jones, B. Caro, J. Kruse. Row 2: Mr. bell, C. Reed, M. Batzer, K. VanBenschoten. Row 4: E. Jach, Stephens, M. Rengo, K. Courtney, C. Wieda. Row 3: J. Camp- A. Berne, B, May, M. Peterson. Left to Right: B. Caro, Vice-Pres., B. May, Sec., M. Rengo, Pres., D. Jones, Historian. The Future Teachers of America par- ticipated in several activities which help the members to become better informed about the teaching profession, visiting Central Michigan University was one of them. Discussions were held at their meetings on alternate Thursdays on such topics as Small versus Large College and What are the qualities of a good teacher? JETS Left to Right, Row 'l: D. Jones, D. Modreski, T. Niedzelski, C. lynch, T. Numelin, D. Radtlie, T. Hackett, P. Hoxie, E. Miller, Reed, L. Nunn, M. Day, E. Schallhorn, D. Loomis. The Manistee JETS again defeated the Traverse City JETS in their science down competition, cementing their fifth victory. The University of Michigan Club hosted the JETS at a dinner where they demonstrated a science down. At the first annual science fair the science de- partment was assisted by the JETS. To culminate their year, the JETS took a trip to Chicago sponsored by Consumer's Power Company. Row 2: D. N. Radtlxe. left to Right: D. Modreslxi, Corres.-Sec., M. Rengo, Record.-Sec., N Radtke, Pres., E. Miller, Vice-Pres. CHEERLEADERS Varsily Cheerleaders. Lefl to Right, Row 1: M. Kelly, P. Tageson. Row 2: A. Bedinghcxm, L. Llndemun, J. Adamski. Junior Vursiiy Cheerleaders. Left to Righi: D. Wright, J. Sunclbeck, E. Fluriiy, M. Gumuche. CLUB 4 , ' f , .y q WV .1 i - ' 4 is rx left to Right: Row 'lg T. Wise, J. Brye, E. Miller, T. Collins, T. Knight, P. Smith, P. Kelly, E. Hansen, A. Rohrstaff, R. Russell, J. Batzer, R. Miller, M. Wallace, D, Dlesk, P. Hutson, S. Mackin, Batzer, M. Marshall, P. Thorsen. J. Berglund, M. Deising, Row 2, J. Baumgartner, B. Kennedy, J. This year the Ski Club had two pro- grams of movies presented by Wayne Walters. The annual outing was held on Thursday, February 3, after school at the Manistee Ski Area. The members skied all afternoon and toward dusk members performing stunts were the centers of attention. After skiing, the Club ate their lunches and enjoyed the antics of several younger members. Tom Batzer, Vice-pres., Devi Dlesk, Treas., Eugene Miller, Pres., absent, Ann Johnson, sec. A G. A. A. fx Left to Right: Row lp R. Kissel, K. Hummel, A. Biorkquist, L. GeBott, B. Hahn, K. Dinsen, C. Lumley, J. Stypa, M. J. Sudoeck, M. Fink, B. Wrobleski, D. Barck, E. Flarity, M. Dorfeld, J. Olsen, C. Carmody, K. Stypa, J. Styles, S. Mackin, Hughes, J. Moser, M. Gutowski, M. Charleton, D. Skiera, C. R. Miller, S. Rosenow, J. Gillespie, R. Merkey, J. Hendrick- Johnson. Row 2, C. Revolt, C. Shulz, D. Dlesk, J. Berglund, son, K. Courtney, B. Fauble. Left to Right: Row 'lp M. Fortier, S.B., Karen Courtney, S.B., B. Fauble, S.B., Jean Faber, Pres. Row 27 J. Adamski, S.B., J. Olsen, Treas., M. Dorfeld, Vice-Pres., C. Lumley ,Sec. This year the Girls Athletic Assn. has given over ninety girls the chance to participate in team sports and earn numerals and letters. Pro- moting interest in girls sports activities and helping girls maintain good physical condition are the purposes ofthe largest club in M.H.S. The club, under the advisorship of Miss Beddie, has participated in a bowling tournament, per- formed a skit for a pep meeting, and held an unusual initiation fsee opposite pagel. G. A. A. al. ...A AA.. ns- J l-Sf? fo Rlghli Row 2i C- .lOl1rISOn, M. Foriier, J. Knighf, K. Adamski, M. Frunclcowiak, C. Wieda, J. Hansen, D. Lipslci Johnson, H. Biorkquisf, J. Faber, S. Smiih, S. Johnson, D. S, Pqph, C, Hansen, J, Liiewgki, S, Mqckin, C, Wrighfl J Zieniek, M. Jans, Y. Plamondon, J. Elton, T. Nice, D. Neitzke, Bedingham, D. Jolly, S. Swanson, P. Krizan, C. Carlson, J M. Diessing, J. zaacki, K. Sdndbeck, P. Cole, M- Kelly, L. Adumski, K. Switalski, E. Joch, C. Reed, C. Lundeen. Lindeman, Miss Beddie. Row 3, C. Ager S. Sfendel, I, LETTERMEN Left to Right, Row T: Mr. Pearson, D. Dahlquist, P. Carmody, Engwull, T. Cardinal. Row 3: T. Batzer, P. Bosschem, D. Lynch, O 'l ' G. Hansen, J. Batzer, L. Plamondon. J. Wisniski, T. Hansen, P. Wilson, E. Miller, B. Sheras. Row J. Johnson, G. givie, 2: M. Bramble, C. Rhodea, E. Madsen, C. Smith, D. Radtke, M. Left to Right: Secretary, Terry Hansen, Vice Pres., Norm Radtke, Pres. Pete Carmody. Under the leadership of President Pete Carmody, the Lettermen Club spent one of its most active years since the club's formation. At the bi-monthly meet- ings the club enioyed interesting pro- grams which were put on by its members. The Lettermen's skit at which Mr. Dickey was crowned Queen of the Basketball Tournament was the most amusing of the year. The highlight of the year was the Lettermen Club Banquet held in the spring. Attending were all the major letter winners from previous years as well as the present members. PCDW WCW Lefi fo Riglwf, Row 'l: P. Thorsen, J. Nowak, K. Rogers, B. M' Gorskil M' Hanson C. wieda L Dlesk Mrs O ilvie J Boyer. Row 2: J. Stephens, M. Marshall, J. Dontz, K. Biorkquist, Ogilvie M. Wallace P Thorsen 1 , - 9 1 BCJCDKWORM Lefl to Righf, Row l: K. Biorkqulsf, J. Sundbeck, F. Nelson, J. Nowak. Row 2: K. Van Benschofen, P. Willard, A. luzius, M. Lindeman. GIRLS GLEE CLUB Left fo Right, Row 1: Mrs. Caro, M. Andersen, M. Crego, J. K. Smiih, S. Bradley. Row 3: C. Biederman, S. Jones M Wag Sheras, P. Stimers, L. Thorson, L. Deising, S. Kiefer. Row 2: R. ner, S. Marx, S. Rasmussen, M. Buliema, J. Elton K WISHISKI Kruse, S. Scranton, P. Kolb, B. Fuchs, K. Carlsrrom, C. Daane, C. Behm. BCDYS GLEE CLUB Left to Right, Row 'lz C. Hutson, A. Guzikowski, D. Krus. Row 21 R. Stephens, P. Engwall, D. Bradshaw, C. Burkeit. 'S-F' Left to right Row 1 Mrs Caro J Sundbeck A Blorlcqulst T Johnson R Caro, J. Peterson, R. Szymarelc, C. Feldcamp, L. Matteson J Hallock A Jeffries J Frednckson M Rengo C Gilbert E Sommerfeldtg Row 3: P. Jones, A. Mueckler, K, R volt Row 2 N Holstead A Sell L L Fleu R Sm th E Kowalski C Hansen. Besides presenting a Christmas con- cert with the band, the choir had many other activities. Pirates of Penzance was put on successfully as the annual operetta. The Kiwanians, Rotarians, The Society of Professional Businesswomen, and other civic groups have received private performances on request. Both the mens' choruses of Ferris Institute and Michigan State performed at differ- ent concerts under the sponsorship of the choir. Row 3, contd. S. Miehlke, L. Sorenson, M. Gamaohe, K. Sund- Snyder, D. Jones, G. Hansen, T. McAdam, l.. LaQuire, R. Chimie beck, Row 4, L. Wright, E. Pahkinen, J. Campbell, M. Owens, J. leski, B. Fauble, F. Holster, M. Clark. OPERETTA H.M.S. PlNAFORE BAND Maiorets: Linda Wright, Judy Styles, Jo Criswell, Alice Veine, Bob Arnold, Bob Manthei, Steve Stephens, Kathy Justman, .lim Mary Ann Anderson. Front Row: Jim Baumgartner, Sharon Hansen. Second Row: Mary Beth Bultema, Ann Sell, Robyn Tremblay, Anna Peterson, Daryl Tweedy, Sue Rosencw, Annette Kruse, Sue Houser, Jo Ann Knight, Dan Patulski, Marge Batzer, Palarski, Lois Chambers, Marilyn Deising, Ruth Ann Miller, David Boertman, Don Swanson, Dale Munthei, Ken Kalen, John Steve Colladay, Dave Chambers, Richard Dumas, Dennis Loomis, Doleys, Rick Howard. BAND Carol Clohset. Third Row: Barbara Green, Diane Jolly, Margaret Jans, Kay Stypa, Lynette Raatz, Carolyn Reed, Janet Berg- lund, Elizabeth Nunn, Celia Lumley, Lynne Gebot, Nancy Schallhorn, Virgil Baker, Preston Smith, Jerry Hansen, Jim Ogilvie, Robert Anderson, Robert Nunn, Dean Kruse, Ron Szymarek. Fourth Row: Thana King, Jane Anderson, Susan Johnson, Sue Marx, Claudia Palarski, Colleen Haynes, Donna Pearce, Jo Stypa, Ann Jeffries, Barbara Chambers, Tom Voights, Marilyn Kalen, Marsha Peterson, Ann Johnson, Sandra Kiefer, Mary Kelly, Kathe Lundeen, Mary Mackin, Margo Numelin. HCDMECCJMING Ann Jeffries Candidate for Queen Homecoming T959 was the most active in several years. In an assembly the class represen- tatives and the two Senior candidates for Home- coming Queen were presented to the school. They were Donna Pearce, Eighth Grade, Sue Ann Paph, Freshman, Darlene Bark, Sophomore, Marcia Clark, Junior, and Ann Jeffries and Lynn Dlesk, Seniors. The student body elected Ann Queen. Finally the long awaited October ninth night arrived. The parade, sponsored by the Hi-Y float Lynn Dlesk Candidate for Queen S.C. and Hi-Y, encouraged a festive atmosphere throughout Manistee. School spirit was also bol- stered by yellow chrysanthemums sold by Tri- Hi-Y members. The Senior float with its caged panther won the competition. During the inter- mission Ann was crowned as the band played Sweetheart of Sigma Chi . After our team had won the victory with a final score of 38-0, the customary dance, sponsored by the Seniors, was held in the gym. Junior float pmt-.ies'ff HCJMECCJMI N .-mv Q a ,X 1 J 'll -In FLUSH THE .qw E Senior float Junior cur entry Rose Kenny, 1958 Queen, crowns Ann Jeffries. ' .pw Queen's couri-clockwise: Queen Ann Jeffries, Donna Pearce, Darlene Bork, Lynn Diesk, Sue Ann Paph, Marcia Clark. Pup REDDY KlLowArr Your Electric Servant 7 Q E 1 ,l,.,- . I coNGRATuLATloNs G R A D U A T E S l Graduation and this Diploma means you're on the right track! You have achieved one phase of your educational life and now have the materials and tools to go on to a full and rewarding future. Whether this graduation means the end of education-or whether it marks only the beginning-we extend sincere good wishes for success and ioy in all tomorrow's undertakings. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Congratulations to the graduates of 1960 CENTURY BOAT CDMPANY Manistee, Michigan Congratulations and Best Wishes For Success and Happiness In the Years to Come The Manistee County Savings Bank Safety and Service for Savers Established 1891 The Pulp and Paper Industry Today Otters Unlimited Career Opportunities In Forestry-Chemistry-Engineering Production-Research-Financing-Marketing and Sales I PACKAGING CORPORATION OF AMERICA AMERICAN BOX BOARD DIVISION SECURITY NATIONAL BANK OF MANISTEE MORTCN SALT COMPANY When it rains T P MANISTEE SALT COMPANY HOME SERVICE STUDIO 908 WASHINGTON STREE PA 3 68 NG: PORTRAITS WEDDINGS COMMERCIALS , - ,,,,,,-. Nl- MANISTEE MANUFACTURING COMPANY QUALITY Bedroom cmd Dinning Room Furniture Avoiloble cut your furniture dealer savings Bunk Bldg. MANISTEE' MH ' I ., fir gg 1 K 1. ,B . ,S COMPLIMENTS OF . . . r. w. woolwonm coMPANv l F I. H. SHULTS COMPANY COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE 278 R SIreeI PA 3 2338 FERGUSON'S ELECTRIC STORE 318 RIVER STREET PA 3-3037 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS! COMPANY OISON LUMBER HARRISON STREET PA 3-3563 BERGLUND DRUG STORE WALGREEN AGENCY A A A w,wR CARTER AND HUNT AGENCY comme lNsuRANcE covERAGE 61 M pl s PA 32543 MANISTEE NEWS ADVO PEI!!! 9 MANISTEE LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS 433 WATER STREET PA 3 3685 MACKIN MOTOR SALES T66 CLEVELAND STREET ARTHUR F. THOMPSON AUTOMOBILE, FIRE and CASUALTY INSURANCE 212 SECOND AVENUE MANISTEE PA 3-3575 MANISTEE IRON WORKS DIVISION OF MICHIGAN TOOL COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF nick and DALE GIIIIF JEBAVY-SORENSEN COAL CORPORATION 486 River Street Mcmistee SERVICE 71 Division Street Mcnistee CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ROZMAREK'S JEWELER'S OF Religious Articles 60 ImP0 Wholesale ECONOMY FURNITURE 33' Rive' 5 ee' PA M322 317 River sfreef PA 3-7316 COMPLIMENTS CONGRATULATIONS OF CLASS OF 60 ROSS GRILL AMERICAN CLEANERS 315 River Street PA 3-7678 286 River Street PA 3-2708 DEL BROOKS COMPLIMENTS or MANISTEE TIRE SERVICE 74 Division Street PA 3-9941 BUICK PONTIAC 457 River Street PA 3-2541 BEST WISH ES SENIORS JEAN'S HOUSE of BEAUTY 82 Maple Street PA 3-9248 coMPuMENTs or STEVE'S COAL YARD 200 Fifth Avenue Manistee CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS .... SENIORS DR. LYNN GARDNER CULLIGAN SOFT WATER sERvIcE and 443 River Street Manistee Dr. BISHOP BEST WISHES FROM ALL SPORT CENTER OF U5 AT Your FAVORITE Store BUD CARDEN CHEVROLET IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR PLEASURE 443 wafer street Phone PA 3-3578 420 Rive' 5 ee' M iS'ee CONGRATULATIONS To RED CROSS PHARMACY THE PRESCRIPTION WORK ouR SPECIALTY SENIORS KARL HERMAN OF Registered Pharmacist H6011 PA 3-2794 HOTEL CHIPPEWA 380 River Street Monistee DORR'S FOOD SHOP Home of Shurfine Food Fresh Meat-Fresh Produce Groceries 435 River Street Phone PA 3-2771 MARGARET'S SHOP DlSTlNCTIVE WOMEN'S APPAREL 396 River Street PA 3-2481 CLOSSON'S JEWELRY Gifts Jewelry Watch Repair Bulova Watches Keepsake Diamonds 395 River Street COMPLIMENTS or .... SNYDER SHOE COMPANY 397 River Street Manistee Michigan MANISTEE GREEN HOUSE Member of the F.T.D. 469 Water Street Monistee COMPLIMENTS OF ROSS DAIRY CORPORATION 455 River Street PA 3-27'I'I REX GRILL RESTAURANT DowNTowN MANISTEE Best wlsHEs to THE sENtoRs BAND BOX CLEANERS 354 River Street PA 3-3352 423 River Street PA 3-7724 MANISTEE HARDWARE KNUDSTRUP Hardware and Sporting Goods ELECTRIC COMPANY 337 River Street PA 3-3478 421 Rive, Sgreef PA 3.2072 Best or LUCK sENloRs WALLY'S RADIO SHOP River Street PA 3-2952 COMPLIMENT OF CREDIT BUREAU of Manistee Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hornstetn Best wus:-les FROM ECONOMY FOOD STORE River Street Manistee 339 ANDERSON'S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS River Street PA 3-2650 dodgson Beauty Salons 387 River Street PA 3-7335 84 Di COMPLIMENTS or WAHR HARDWARE vision Street Manistee BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS G. W. HERNDON'S MANISTEE'S LEADING JEWELER BAR-B-Q 215 Arthur sneer PA 3-2732 Vogue Theater Monistee, Michigan COMPLIMENTS OF . . . SALLY and SUE CITY DRUG STORE SHOP River Street and Maple River Street Manistee NOUD LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER CONGRATULATIONS BUILDING MATERIALS SENIORS MIL'-WORK GAl.LowAY's BAKERY Washington St. PA 3-3968 MILLER'S PHARMACY DRUGS and PRESCRIPTIONS 329 First Street Manistee PA 3-3545 WE DELIVER COMPLIMENTS OF LESTER C. BENDLE- Your Representative of the EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY SAVINGS BANK BLDG. cI-IEEsEDIzo OFFICE suPPLY co. CONGRATULA ONS SEMORS OF ROYAL TYPEWRITERS 116011 OFFICE AND scHooI SUPPLIES VICTOR ADDING MACHINES MICHIGAN CHEMICAL 319 River sneer PA a-5272 CORPORATION Manistee Division COMPLIMENTS OF . . . FARM FRESH DAIRY BAKED GOODS JERRY'S FLOWERS CONGRATULATES THE SENIOR CLASS OF I96o Flowers For Every Occasion MILK 249 Fifth sneer PA 3-3672 'CE CREAM 'I13 Washington Street Manistee BEST WISHES FROM . . . 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