Harbor Springs High School - Rampage Yearbook (Harbor Springs, MI)

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KINDERGAHTEN 'EWZGY' Bottom row, L. to R.-Jane Rasmussen, Bobbie Morris, Chris Hess, Brian Barne- fiher, Janeane Sterly, Carol Morse, George Cook, Jerry Niswander, Gary Brainerd, Mrs. Wischmeier. Second row, L. to R.--Judy Armstrong, Linda Baker, Linda Sisco, Mickey Keller, Ronnie Wager, Shirley Bruce, Bobby Halter, Mary Moulton, Donald Mean- guire, Tommy Tippett. Third row, L. to R.-Terry Walker, Larry Niswander, Harry Oldham, Kenny Young, Laura Mattick, Janice Allerding, Betsy Bond, Bonnie Washburn, Denny Sydow, George Kilborn. Absent: Artie Rosebohm, Lynda Crouterfield, Kippi Hansen, Doriene Hathaway, Geraldine Kruzel, Lily Moore, Hugh Rhine, Sandy Thompson, Sherry Ward, Charlote Shenonquet, Jim Horton, Amy Horton, Donna Bowers, Linda Brad- ley, Jim Hodge, Don Naganashe, Julie Parrow, Roddy Ward, Mary Wager, John Wasoski, Nancy Gasco. SAFETY PATROL GO - Q.m...ll if Standing, left to right-Thomas Wiseman, Ronnie Niswander, Danny Johnston, Kenneth Garver, Stanley Huffman, Bill Fowler, Lannie Talcott, Sam Gokee, Gary Ward, Mr. Wischmeier. Seated, left to right-Alvin Lightfoot, Dick Stradling, Richard Rosemeier, Curtis Lightfoot, Gary Moulton. -33-

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0NlJJl-E-KI-N0-MUN-DJIK-U-GI-MA-WIN STUDENT GUUNGIL T Back row, left to right-Willy Fowler, Bob Keller, Pat Johnston, Joanne Gokee, Walter Granstra, Dean Barnetiher, Bob Cassidy. Front row, left to right-Mr. Hamilton, Velda Peterson, Linda Bennington, Mary Lowry, Marcia Baldwin, Rhoda Lightfoot, Ray Mann. Early last tall the student council, with the help of the school board and Mr. Zachrich, set up a noon hour program to supervise 25 pupils who are transported from the rural areas, and those town students who eat lunch at school. Various games are used and movies are shown at regular intervals. Arden Bawkey, Bob Bethke, Pete Marihugh, and Herman Mattick are in charge of the operation and supervision of the program. They sold football pins in the fall to raise money. After working for several years, the student council was able to purchase a new set of blue velvet stage curtains this year. In December, five of the members and Mr. Hamilton, the sponsor, attended a student visitation day at the Mancelona High School. The members compared the two schools, discussed important problems, and met new friends. A second visita- tion day was held in Boyne City on March 31. PRINGIFAUS UFFIUE STAFF -40.-