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

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MASINAlGAN:nB00KSH 5 x If X I filg , . A 5 ht V. , lf. J Left to right-Lorraine Hemmes., Marlene Bradshaw, Peggy Cease, Doris Hahn, Mrs. Brown, Janet Terry. Doryl Moore, Virginia Laubrich, Una Peterson, Kenda Shinn, Dora Peterson. TEEN AGE BUUK CLUB The Fl-.A.B. Club, under the supervision of Miss Corey, was formed this year for the students who are interested in purchasing books put out in pocketbook form, for their personal libraries. This club is sponsored by the editors of Scholastic Magazines. It enables students to read many books of their choice at a minimum of expense, and creates an interest in reading good literature. Edward Moser is the president of the club. W W Front row, left to right-Miss Corey. Evelyn Smith, Carol Kaniarz, Ed Moser, Viola Martin, Lorraine Hemmes. Second row. leti to right-Rae Jean Cetus, Elizabeth Ballou, Janet Terry, Dora Peterson, Jim Wightman. Austin Cole. Third row, left to right-Gerry Cognleton. Ray Poziemski, Robert Pawlus, Wilbur Kurburski. Daryl Kerridge, John Borowski. -43-.

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Tl-GE-NIN-WUGI THE PLANTERSH 600' 5PfI'n ' Y. E Aft' ls, Top row, left to right-Tor Larsen, Herman Matiick, Austin Cole, Ed Moser, Carl Tippett, Anton Peterson, Alton Radle, Douglas Corey, Loren Greenier, Wil- bur Wagenschutz, Don Lauer, Dick Bonter. Second row, left to right-Don Arman, Ed Mathews, Andy Kloss, Tom Borowski, David Cease, Pete Marihugh, Don Keller, John Martin, Tony Serva, Rod Pontius, Wilbur Kurburski, Daryl Kerridge. Third row, left to right-Jack Myers, Gary Swiss, Leon Sterly, Merlyn Schlosser, Dick Shepherd, George Beckon, Gordon Kruskie, Jim Herrick, Jim Tippett, Jim Rose, Eugene Greenier, Ray Poziemski, Bottom row, left to right-Jerry Pemberton, Hazen Gregory, Gerry Congleton, Dick Gregory, Dick Whitaker, Phillip Ellwanger. Absent: Jerry Schlosser, Hay Ward, Adonis Kruczelc, Jack Hawk. The Harbor Springs Agricultural department was well represented this yeal' in their club, the Young Farmers of America. Their otticers are: president, Gordon Kruskie: vice-president, Jim Herrick: secretary, George Beckon: treasurer, Jim Tippett: and reporter, Dick Shepherd. They entered many of the events at the Emmet county fair, and won prizes for dairy, swine and other farm animals and grains. Their school exhibit was judged the outstanding one of its class at the fair, and was awared a twenty-dollar prize. The Harbor Springs Y.F.A. team took a very close second place at the Antrim soil judging contest. At the Junior Potato and Apple Show hard work really paid off. Harbor Springs won all of the three individual first places. Eugene Greenier took first place in grain judging, Leon Sterly won first place in hay judging, and Merlyn Schlosser took first in potato judging. Leon Sterly, Pete Marihugh, and Austin Cole won the hay judging contest. A plaque for this hangs in the agriculture room. The officers of the Y.F.A. went to the Leadership Training Camp at Higgins Lake and received some excellent ideas for club improvement. The Agriculture Class visited Chicago during Spring vacation. Tours included the International Harvester Company, Republic Steel Company, Borden Milk Com- pany, and many other places of interest to farm boys. The senior agriculture class took a one-day trip to East Lansing in January for Farmers' week at Michigan State College. George Beckon was elected the out- standing senior for the DeKalle award. His name was inscribed on a plaque which hangs in the agriculture room. The Y.F.A. entered a team in the Emmet Soil Judging Contest, and ig, planning a tall schedule of events for the summer. ..42...

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Q Q ME-nws-En1-sf-GIK:ffmuslc Minis This year the Harbor Springs High School band, under the leadership of Mr. Joseph Jezisek, was increased to forty members. The biggest achievement. made with the help of the Harbor Springs Band Boosters, was the purchasing of new band uniforms, including uniforms for the director and majorettes. The uniforms are gray with orange trim. The director's uniform is white, trimmed with orange. On the night of the St. Ignace football game, our band acted as hosts to the St. Ignace band. They both participated in a parade through town to the stadium. During the half, the two bands joined in playing The Star Spangled Banner under the leadership of Mr. Jezisek, The chorus, band, sextet, and Band Boosters Club members combined efforts to present a Spring Minstrel Show, on April 30. ORCHESTRA A new branch has been added to our music department. Mr. J. Jezisek has or- ganized a ten-piece orchestra to furnish music for school dances. They play music from modern polkas to old time waltzes. They furnished music for the juniors' Christmas dance and also the sophomores' Valentine dance. -44-..