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

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A-GE-WE-WIN: HOMEUUMlNG On October 30 we held our second annual Homecoming. The football team chose Lena Johnston, Patricia Johnston, Joan Gokee, Anita Pontius, and Sue Winegarden as candidates for Homecoming Queen. The student body elected Lena, a senior, to reign. Co-captains Walter Granstra and Charles Taylor crowned her and her court before the game, and presented her with a dozen red roses. She, in turn presented the game ball to them. The Homecoming parade surprised many people as the different groups :it school, the classes, and several merchants entered a total of seventeen floats, making this the largest and best parade which the town has seen for several years. The floats were parked around the field during the game, and at half time they were judged. The sophomore class won first prize: the freshman class, second: senior class, third: and Mr. C. Greenier's float fourth prize. During the half time, the band made formations of a pinwheel, an and played and acted out The Walls of Jericho. After the game, the P.T.A. sponsored a dance for the college students and alumni, We played East Jordan and lost, but the Homecoming turned out to be a success in spite of this. 150,

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ll Q U Q FUUTBALL Back row. left to right-Edwin Mathews, Alfred Miller, Loren Greenier, Robert McGuire, Gerry Congleton, Eugene Greenier, Douglas Corey, Donald Lauer, Middle row, left to right-Mr. Wischmeier, assistant coact, Kent Talcott, Tor Lar- sen, Gordon Kruskie, Donald Arman, Raymond Mann, Pete Marihugh, Nor- man Pemberton, Gary Swiss, Jack Myers, Bill Meyer, Tom Clarke, Herman Maitick, James Herrick, Mr. Boles, coach. Bottom row, left to rfgh!-Horace Bosma, Rodney Pontius, Arden Bawkey, Leon Sterly, Stanley Pifer, Walter Granstra, Charles Taylor, Arden Holiday, Merlyn Schlosser, Robert Bethke, Alvin Hickman. H. S. 33 vs. Lake City 0 H. S. 32 vs. St. lgnace 18 H. S. 12 vs. Nlancelona 27 H. S. 0 vs. Boyne City 21 H. S. 14 vs. Pellston 7 H. S. 13 vs. East Jordan 25 H. S. 6 vs. Charlevoix 27 H. S. 14 vs. Gaylord 6 The football team won four out of the eight games played this year. Some of the outstanding games were: the Lake City game in which the teamwork was very good, and the St. lgnace game, with good sportsmanship shown by both schools. After the game was over, both teams lined up across the field and the game ball was presenterl to the winning team. Then both teams met and shook hands. The best game of the year was the East Jordan game in which, although out-scored, the Rams weren't out played. Stan Pifer made the all-conference opponent team, Rod Pontius, second team tackleg Bob Bethke, second team center: and Tom Clarke and Leon Sterly honorable mention. -52-