Manistee High School - Manichigan Yearbook (Manistee, MI)

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JOHN BRASTROM JOAN DESARMEAUX LAWRENCE HARGREAVES B00kkeePlI19, OffiCe MUCMHSSI Typing, Speech, French General Business, Typing, Office TYPirl9, Commercial Law Practice, Commercial Arithmetic, Co-op A business course is very practical for a student to take. lt trains him in skills which can be used in getting a job after graduation or which can be used in college life. Accord- ing to some, Manistee High School has one of the finest business courses in the state of Michigan. To begin with, in his freshman year the student is exposed to an elementary course in business which gives him a general outlook on all the aspects of the business world. Later he may choose to further his business course by electing to take such subiects as typing, shorthand, office machines, and business law, all of which give him a more technical knowledge about the workings of the modern business world. ,,v NORA APSEY Stenography, Typing

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g , s ,si ,x ctw' new KEN JILBERT ED PALARSKI MAL PEARSON Al'Cl'I- Dl'0Wln9f Medi- Dl'C1Wln9 Basic Metal, Adv. Metal Basic Wood, Arts 8g Crafts, Adv. Wood The industrial arts courses at MHS teach students to work with their hands. These valuable subiects may lead to a further career in the field of mechanics. Among the courses taught this year are printing, basic and advanced metals, basic and ad- vanced woods, architectural and mechanical drawing, and arts and crafts. 55,4191 DON WALTERS Printing, Arts 81 Crafts j .1 t ME

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This year, President Kennedy's Physical Fitness Program was initi- ated at MHS, and favorable results have been obtained. Keeping phys- ically fit is important to our bodies and lives. -dim ,wil X at ' -' my-:G 1 1 as-..'.e5vfffre.'x. A Q ,V ,.,L,,. 1-1 - A x'Q?-3.15-K . t 1'xJ'i1-if' . '55,-x.s3f'fL1,J1, . X x..:f 4 A H 'L.',A.Q ,.K g-E :pry FRANCES WOOLDRIDGE Home Ec., U. S. History KEN RUTHERFORD U. S. History, World History 1' f .,b, Ati , Mbit, The .5 is 3 12 I ' ' - l W 5+ w Jig. ' Ig il A QQ:--a n V T I Q W. SN Q .,., .I - . -1 .r k -. Q f .A ' X fear:.e'.fffrf..x:fff,Jttvffs AL ARNOLD Physical Education RUTH BEDDIE Physical Education History repeats itself. This is what we learn in our so cial studies classes. These valuable subiects show us what has happened in the past and what we can expect to hap pen in the future. Although U. S. history is required of all juniors and civics and economics are required in the senior year, many students also enioy taking world history Learn ing of the history of the world and of our American her: tage is exciting and stimulating. KEN FOUST History ggi 6 WARD APSEY Civics, Economics