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

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0 -We MA-KWAK: THE BEARS J T. Clarke R. Keller S. King E. Smith M. Lowry The junior class has been very successful under the leadership of Miss Corey and Mr. Hodge. Tom Clarke presided over them as president, with Bob Keller, vice-president: Sarah King, secre- tary: Evelyn Smith. treasurer: and Mary Lowry, student council representative. In the fall of the year. the bear clan came to the Harbor Springs High School cave to begin their winter hibernation. As they gradually went to sleep, they began dreaming. Their first dream was one in which all the girls were chasing boys and trying to marry them at the Sadie Hawkins Dancc. on October 24. The next dream was accompanied by the sounds of bells and Christmas music. for the third annual Christmas Dance. After this, the bears went into a very deep sleep and didn't begin dreaming again until March 25th and 26th. Then they all began thinking of becoming great actors and actresses in the play, Bashtu1 Bertie. The following month, gay music was heard. and the gymnasium was transform- ed into a New Orleans ballroom at the time of the Mardi Gras. for the annual J-Hop on April 24. The bcars began waking up from their sleep just in time to prepare for the annual iunior-senior banquet which was held on May 15, at the Perry Hotel in Petoskey. This was the formal farewell to the senior lynx clan. It made the bears sad to see them go, but they were also happy for they knew that next year they would take their places in the lynx clan. ..24..

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...-.paw-nv-M.. o J ' U ME-MUNDJI-N0-YUK: THE PERFURMERSH n . 22 0 o R , E . a . .. L., JUNIOR PLAY The Junior Class presented their play, Bashful Bertie ,on March Z5 and 26, under the direction of Mr. Carl Minor. The theme of the play was the problem of Bashful Bertie , who found it necessary to pretend that he was engaged to be married. Bertie, played by Jack Myers, was encouraged by this detective friend, Steve Darnell CTom Clarkej to propose to Pamela Petley fCarol Kaniarzj. Others in the production were Dora Peterson, who played the part of Hetty Grimm, the owner of a select boarding houseg Joyce Sterly as Bonny Crawford, Hetty's pretty young niece who was secretly in love with Bertieg Evelyn Smith as India lnglehart, who was interested in astrology and MENQ Rae Jean Cetas, as Colette LeBlanc, who hailed from Franceg Kenda Shinn, as Aunt Nellie Kenyon, the cookg Mary Lowry as Rose Ramsey another boarder at Miss Crimm'sg Bill Meyer as Willie Watt, practical joker and Miss C-rimm's pet peeve, and Robert Keller, a desperate ganster named Lefty Frank. .- 25 ..