Manistique High School - Kidinedamawin Yearbook (Manistique, MI)

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TYPEWRITING AND SHORTHAND Proud is our high school of its amateur geniuses. Manistique High has this year opened a new channel of contestation. On April 30, 1921, contestants will go to Escanaba to enter a short- hand and typewriting contest with other teams from the U. P. The winners of each event in this contest will go to Kalamazoo to the State Contest, May 20. Miss K. MlcEachern, coach of the typewriting and shorthand teams, has diligently and skillfully trained her teams to work with great accuracy and rapidity. The members of the shorthand team are two Seniors, Ruth Carlson and Ethel McRitchie. On the typewriting team, there are two Seniors, Inez Cota and Elmer Christensen, and two Juniors, Bertha Vincent and Reta Strong.

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THE SENIOR PARTY The Seniors held their party for the Juniors on December 3. The Gymnasium was prettily decorated with silver and old rose crepe paper, and Japanese lanterns hanging around the track. It was an informal dancing party, the Junior and Senior girls being dressed in middies and skirts. The girls came without escorts and every- one seemed to have an enjoyable time. The music was furnished by a three-piece orchestra. ASSOCIATION PARTY The Student's Association held a party on November 12, in honor of the football squad. The Gymnasium was decorated with the high school colors, green and white. Streamers and football calendars, representing each one of the sixteen boys on the team, were hung from the center lights. The evening was spent in dancing, the music being furnished by a five- piece orchestra. Punch was served by Freshman girls. SENIOR PROM The greatest event of the year, the Senior Prom was held in June. The Junior class was invited. The Gymnasium was beautifully decorated in the class colors. It was a formal party, the girls wearing evening gowns. The grand march was lead by the President and Vice-President of the Senior Class. The party was successful and every-one seemed to have an enjoyable time. The music was furnished by a five-piece orchestra. Punch was served by Sophomore girls. Another event of the Senior Class was the party given by the side sell- ing the least number of Annuals, the expenses being paid by the mem- bers of that side. It was an informal affair, but was enjoyed by all. On March 29, 1921, after the Alma Glee Club concert, a party was given in honor of the Glee Club. This was an informal affair but judging from the appearance of the gentlemen guests, this opinion might have been changed. This party was very unusual because of the many gentlemen in. dress suits. Dancing was enjoyed until a late hour.