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

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gwzioz This year the class of l954 has successfully reached the top of the ridge. To help us on this adv,enture, we have had as president, Arden Holiday, vice president, Roland Corey, treasurer, Lena Johnston, and secretary, Betty Kaniarz. Peggy Lowry was our representative in Student Council. Our advisers were Miss Nicholson and Mr. Beer. Several of our islanders traveled to Athletic Isle to sell refresh- ments at the Charlevoix football game. We also had good business at the Mancelona and East jordan basketball games. We sold autograph books, entitled School Daze , among the islands. When November I5 rolled around, all the girls grabbed their fellows and took them to the Sadie Hawkins Dance on Activity Isle. Amazing Gracie , our three act play, also held on Activity lsle, helped us on our climb to Senior Peak. We held an elaborate affair on April 25, which was the annual ,I-Hop. This event with the theme, April Showers, was a very suc- cessful dance. ln May we were hosts to the Senior Peak dwellers at the junior- Senior banquet. Next year we all hope to occupy Senior Peak.

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.Senior Left to right:-Harriet Kishigo, Gloria Terpenning, Ann Irish, Eddie Stolt, Isabell Jablinskey, A1 Chingwa, Shirley Smith, Frank Gransira, Amie Larsen, Opal Burdick, Adelaide Arman. Wilma Gregory, and Betty Niswander. On March 27th the senior class of '53, under the direction of Mr. Forrest Rinehart, sailed to Activity Isle to present the play entitl- ed Backwoods Romeo , a comedy in three acts by john Nash. The cast included Albert Chingwa, Shirley Smith, Frank Granstra, Amie Larsen, Eddie Stolt, Isabell Jablinskey, Ann Irish, Harriet Kis- higo, Gloria Terpenning, Opal Burdick, Wilma Gregory, Betty Niswander, and Adelaide Arman. The play actually had three plots. One centered around Romeo QAlbertJ, who was a hermit blessed with an outstanding knowledge of science, but who had never seen a woman until visiting the lVlcNeiI household. Like any man, he learned quickly and rather enjoyed meeting the women. Another plot centered around Rex flidcliel and l..arry's fFrank'sJ car. Rex had had a slight accident and the Skinem Insurance Com- pany, with Gloria as representative, tried to settle the case. Rex, being a coward, was never present when the agent came, but finally the truth got to Billie flsabelll that it was a rich man whom Rex had saved, and that the accident hadn't been his fault. The third plot centered around an Amazon fOpalD who was an employee of a furniture company. She and her helpers, Wilma, Betty, and Adelaide, had been told to get the lVIcNeil's furniture because it hadn't been paid for. They finally succeeded. The play, of course, had a happy ending, with Romeo falling in love with Connie fshirleyj and making a discovery in science, and Rex getting 32,000 for his brave deed.

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