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

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1957 volume:

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Dedication To Mr. loseph lezisek, better known as less , we respectfully dedicate this yearbook. We wish to thank him for the music which he has instilled in many of his students. His patience and untiring efforts to help students will never be forgotten. He has built the music department from one band with nineteen members to the present senior band of 41 members and also a junior and beginning band. Under his leadership, the senior band has obtained new uniforms. Because of the inspiration and encouragement that he has given to us, we would like to award him the highest honor that is in our power to bestow. Family Man' Carpenter? 3.. Table of Contents SECTION Forward .,.,... Dedication .......... .................. ..,. Administration and Faculty ......,. Bus Drivers. Cooks and Janitors ...... Senior and Junior High Classes ....... Seniors ............... .................. Juniors ,... . ...., ,. Sophomores . .... . Office Staff .. 7th Grade . .. 8th Grade ..,..... Elementary Grades ...... Sixth Grade .. .. Fifth Grade . Fourth Grade . Third Grade ,..... Second Grade ,. First Grade r...... Kindergarten .. ,. Snapshots ,...,..... ........,. Activities ...s......... .. ............ . . Student Council . .... . C.Y.C. ........... .,..,...,,...... . Rampage Staff . .,................ . Rams Roundup Staff .....A., F.F.A. .,.,. .......,..,..,... .... . F.H.A. F.T.C ...... Bands ....... .. T.A.B. Athletics .........,..,..,..... .. Assemblies ...,.. Cheerleaders ....., Ram Hooters ...... Varsity Club ...... Homecoming .... Football ,, .........,.,.,.. .... . Varsity Basketball .....,.. Junior Varsity Basketball ..,,... Junior High Basketball ........ Skiing .. ,.............,,.,.,........ .. Bowling ,.,.,.l Snapshots .......... ...... Donors ....... q- The tirst step in building our hot rod will be to secure the wheels ladministration and faculty? because our rod could not motivate without these wheels which have carried the student body all through the years in school. ...5.. Board of Education Left to right: Maurice Phillips, James Matthews, Jack Bond, James H. Clarke, Truman Cummings, Jr, Mr. Leonard J. Van Hoven, Superintendent M.A., A.B. University of Nebraska Hope College Mrs. Robert Armstrong School Secretary Northwestern University -5- Mr. William C. Walker, B.S., M.A Principal Michigan State University Advanced Algebra, Geometry Athletic Director We Apologize . Due to the pressure of meeting editorial deadlines and last f iors were inadvertently omitted minute revisions, pictures o two sen from the Rampage layout. We include them here, with our apologies. The Staff of the 7957 Rampage BLANCHE PETERSON General course, band 1, 2, 3, 4g C.Y.1C. 1, 2, 3, 43 T.A.B. 2, 3g Pep Club 1, 2g Rasmpaige 43 Rams' Roundup 43 libirariian 15 junior playg senior iplayg Salu'tatoria.n. GRACE HALTER General course, band 1, 2, 3. 4g C.Y.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 T.A.B. 33 class secretary lg Rampialge 45 Rams' Roundwp 4g poem ian National Anthology of High School Poetry 33 pep band 3, 43 Interloohen scholarship 1, valedic-tonian. 5 if i H igh School Faculty Mr. Robert M. Bartlett Mr. Wi'liam T. Baker B.A.. M.A., Western Miss Elaine A- Andrfws Michi-gan Urrivewrsiity B'-S-, Purdue Ufuverslty University off Michigan Hffme BCUUHUICS sociology, Civics, U.s. History Mr. Edward Beer B.S. - - Central Michigan Co1le.ge 26256221 Institute Industrial Arts Mr. Henry Bruno B.A., Albion College Chicago City College Physical Education, Health, Coach :1:4+-'- -.-',,,.1-,1:33s:a-1 5:-f r:2 f 22'??1:g5s:gj:'eb 9S5l'3fc-Wzfefi -' I 1:,.,5gf-5:1251-vig:-se' as is ,mx V J :1:5:r- f-145-5551 '1'Q,:g':E2E55--fi: 'wr fi: :'f'f-':'s'a'f1,I:25..1 72- ' ' IV ,::::f' ,- II ,. , ,. .:,, .I ..-,. , , 35 - -'-' - ' ' 1 Miss Lois Jane Corey B.A., M.A. Michigan Stalte Univers -ity, English 10, 11, 12, Joumal-iam, Speech Mr. Ivan S. Davis, Jr. M155 Jane Helm Central Michigan Collerge Eastelm Mwmgarf Collage Eighth Grade Physical Education, English 9 -7- Mr. Edward B. Mott B.A. Western Michigan Unliversity French Mr. Joseph Jezisek. B.A. Michigan ,State College Music, History 8 , Y V English 8, World Histo-ry Eg 1 - T, Q V 2:.fI:f'!E-, -: - Em .. .,,.,,..,c .. fs, Mr. William D. Perry B.S., Eastern Michigan College, Driver Training, Geography 8 Mr. Frances McDowell Picture Not Availamb-le Mr. William J. H. Wilde M B-S-f Eiaslem Michigan ' College, Physics, Biology, A, General Science, Algebra IQAQQ - e -P H - Mr. Edgar Stark Mr. Charles L. Paige B.S., Eastern Michigan College Seventh Grade, Coach Mr. Robert R. Schuliheiss B.S., Michigan State University Agriculture B.S., Western Michigan Unfigversity Speech Therapist Picture Novt Available Mrs. Paul Baihke, B.S. Miss Lydia Burkhart, B.S. Mrs. Paul Friend Mrs. Albert Gridley. B S Central Michigan College Eastern Mennonite Northern Michigan Central Miohligan Collegle Thlird Grade College, Third Grade College, Fourth Grade Fourth Grade , . . .1.ws3.,-,.,,,1-gaygpm 'li if '221's.E:s-, 3,1 . 2 3 - ' wa s 'fi-sz. ,ff ' :2-' -:. ii? -:212'2 . ., f ' .. .. , ., ..:?Zf2 '.I.Ef.2.I..,.:': :Isf :. I Q..-. ,Ei - I' '11 , tf:i.':l- '- :.I: irrflz-' '-f'-13 5I'I1I.1:':i.f'R '5 'IEW-: rl:-2 ::f: ff 4.5-. 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Lavoxe C91'1tI'31 Mmhigafl College Central Michigan Colleige Alpena Community B.S., Eastern Michigan Kindergarten Fifth Grade College, Second Grade College, Fifth Grade Miss Irene Leahy, A.B. Mrs. Douglas Miller Mrs. Robert Roe, A.B. Mrs. Vern Sn-adtner, B.S. St. Mary's Colle-ge, Notre Western Michigan Central Michigan College Northern Michigan Dame, Sixth Grade Teachers College of Education, First Grade Teachers College First Grade Second Grade ...9.. Bus Drivers Miss Katherine Warner Emmet Csuniy Nurse ll. to r.J Mr. Allerding, Mr. Perry. Mr. Jezisek. Mr. Davis, Mr. Kloss. Mr. I-Ioifman. fAbsent: Mr. Beerj SCHOOL COOKS Mrs. Carl Brown Librarian AIANITORS Mrs, G. Jarzline Mrs. J. Luenjohann Cl. to r.D Mr. Bond, Mr. S. Newman. Mr. C. Hall - 10 - ....- Q .ses ll 1 I Now we'Il add the body to our hot rod to represent the student body which the wheels have guided and led all through their high school years. ill... DALE HAVEN, PRESIDENT General course, office 45 chorus lg F.F.A. 2, 3, 45 F.F.A, Dairy Award 4g State Farmers Degree 4. PATRICIA JOHNSTON TREASURER General course, bowling 25 junior play, Rampage 4, Rains Roundup 45 Student Council Representative 1, office 45 Ram Ro-otiers 1, 2, 3, 4, T.B.A. 25 Poem in National An thology of High School Poetry 3, Hormiecorning Court 1, 2, 4. GERRY CONGLETON. VICE PRESIDENT General course, football 1, 2, 3, 4, basketball 2, 35 track 1, 25 base- ball 1, 2, junior pilayg Rampage editor 45 Rampage assistant editor 3: Rams' Roundup 3, 4, class vice- president 3, 4, President of Stu-- dent Council 4, office 45 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T.A.B. 1, DONALD LAUER, STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE College preparatory course, foot- kall 1, 2, 3, 45 basketball 1. 2, 3, 4, All-Conference football 4, All- Conferenrce basketball 3, 4, All- Sitate foot1b:all4g juniorpilayg Ram- page 4, Rams' Rowndup 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 vice-presidient of Stu- dent Council 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Outstanding Student Award 3. ...12.. SHARON JOHNSTON. SECRETARY Coniniercial course, bland 2. 3, 4, junior play, senior play: Ramlpage 45 Rams' Roundup 4, class presi- denut 15 class siecreftary 2, 3, 4, office 4, chorus lg varsity cheer- leader 1, 2. 3, 45 Homecoming Queen 3, Kiwanis Essiay Award 2, RICHARD KELLER, STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE General Course, basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 softball 3: senior play, Ram- page 4g Rams Roundup 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. Senior Class CECELIA BACKUS Colligo preiparatoryg F.T.C., 4g T.A.B., 3, 4. THOMAS BOROWSKI General: F.F.A. l,2,3,4. NADINE BAWKEY College pr-pa.azory, howling 2. 4g soltlgall l: basketball 43 Rampage 41 Ram! Roundup 45 Ram Rooters 1, 2, 3, 41 Improvement Award 3, Lgader of Teen Club 4g Theto Rho 1. 2, 3, 4. ARTIE COOK Senior playg Rampage 2 -13.. DEANNA BRADLEY Generalg Rampage 3, 43 Rams' Roundup 45 class treasurer 1, 3, chorus l, 25 Rain Rooters 1. 2, 3, 4g J, V. cheerleader lg Varsity cheer- leader 2, 3, 4g Homelcoiming Court 33 Senior Carnival Queen 45 Practical English Award 35 Poem in National Anthology of High School Poetry 25 Theto Rho 1, 2, 3, 4. CURTIS CRUFF Gene-ralg F.F.A. 3, 4. JOANN GOKEE Genseralg juniior playg senior playg Rampage 4g Rams' Roundup 4g class vllce-president lg Student Council Representative 2g Ram Rooters 2, 3, 4g J. V. cheerleader 15 Homecioming Court 1, 2. DONALD KANIARZ Generalg football 25 b-askeltbiall 25 baseball 1, 2g Raimpage 4g Rams' Roundup 45 olass president 2, orifice 4g fpoem in National anthol- ogy of High School Poetry 2. KARLENE HOWSE Commercialg ,band 1, 2, 3, 43 junior playg senior playg Rampage 4g Rams' Roundup 45 office 4g ohorwus 1, 2g J. V. cheewrle-alder 15 Winter Sports Queen Attendant 4. BETTY JOHNSTON General, junfior play, senior play Rampage 45 Rams Roundup 4 T.A.B. 45 librarian 3. WILBUR KURBURSKI Generalg F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. - 14 - RICHARD KING General IMELDA LIGHTFOOT ALFRED MILLER General, junior play, Rampage 3, 4, Rams' Roundurp 3, 45 chorus lg Ram Routers 1, 4. 'ball lg Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DELORES PONTIUS EDWARD PENOYER C0ImlTY1GT0i-H15 Softball 13 basket- College preparatory, football 3, 4, ball 4. track 23 junior playg senior play, Varsity Cluib 4. .. 15 .. I MARJORIE MOTTOR Generalg football 1, 2, 45 basket- Genefralg chorus 13 C.Y.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. JERRY PEMBERTON Generalg football 23 basketball 2g senior fplayg Rampage 4g Rams' Roundup 43 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. WILMA WAGENSCHUTZ General, chorus 15 C.Y.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. DOUGLAS COREY General, football 1, 2, 3, 4, Vars- ity Club, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Award 2. CAROLINE STERLY General, Rlampalge 43 Raams' Roundup 4. PHILLIP ELLWANGER Generalg Bowllirng 2, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, -.161 1 1 l RICHARD WHITAKER Gene-ral, senior play, Rampage 4, Rams' Roundup 45 office 4, Ram Rooters 33 F.F.A, 1, 2. HAZEN GREGORY General, Rampage 3, Rams' Roundup 35 Student Council Rep- resentative 25 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dairy Award 3, Crops Award 4. Senior Play Mountain Gal Back row: il. to :J D, Keller. B. Johnston. A. Cook. R. Whitaker. B. Peterson. J. Gokee. E. Penoyer, K. Howse. Front row: il. to :J S. Johnston. J. Pemberton. In spite of falling curtains and flying rolling pins. the seniors, with the help of their director. Mr. Bartlett, presented their play. Mountain Ga1 , on December 6 and 8 in a typical Ozark Mountain atmosphere. The play revolved around Ma lSharon Johnstonl and Pa lJerry Pemberton? Lindsay on their old farm. It began when Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kfiichard Whitaker and Blanche Petersonl had car trouble and came to the Lindsays for help. Here they met Oby, the hired man, KDick Kellerl and his prospective bride Sophronia lBetty Johnstonl. They also met Catalpa. the lazy teen-age daughter lArtie Cook! and Dee-Dee lKar1ene Howsel a little orphan girl whose biggest wish in life was to get an education. The Gordons immediately fell in love with Dee-Dee and. after much persuasion, took her back to the city with them, only to find later. through the help of a lady lawyer, Miss McKay Uoann Gokeel, and Lawyer Perrin lEd Penoyerl that Dee-Dee was their lost daughter. 117... Seniors: Cool Ones Cool Kats! 'l'hat's us-the Seniors of '57! Amidst all the Blue Mondays and hard Tuesdays we 'have finally reached the Peak of Blueberry Hill. Greasing the way for our slippin' and sliidin' were our panic maker, Dale Haveng vice-panic maker, Gerry C-ongletong Scratcher, Sharon ,Iohnsftong mint kleeper, Pat Jofhnston and our student council repre- sentatives Dick Keller and Don Lauer assisted by those Groovin' two: Mr. C Fats I Baker and Miss f Marianne j Andrews. There must have been Ninety-Ninfe Ways that we added the green to our money tree. Among them were: Do-nut sales, eats at football and basketball games, a scratch pad sale, and a bracelet sale. ,Iarnuary I9, we presented our Senior Caper and those oats, Deanna Bradley and Eddie Mathews reigned as King and Queen. December 6 and 8, we gave with our Senior Play Mountain Gal . When February 2 rolled 'round all the cats were All Shook Up at our rock 'n' rdll talent show featuring Miss Elvis Presley . We wo-n Third prize for our Homecoming float tabbed You kill 'em, we'll bury 'emu and our Long Tall Sally Patsy Johnston served on the Queen's Court. April l2, most of the Senior boys and teachers need- ted a Transfusion as we presented a hilarious Donkey Basketball game. Our Party Doll Karlene Howse was our candidate for Miss Michigan Yvinter Queen. We attended College Day and on March 27, we attended Career Day where the Senior girls were given the outest tea ever! Then we cats -and chicks boarded the Calypso Boat for New York City Where You'll Never, Never Know What a ball we cut! Farewell, all cats of birdland. Dig ya later! Meanwhile, Hang low .e.. M Weill go! Co! Go! Go, Cats, Go! -19- Junior Class Qfficers ll. to r.l D. Miller. treasurer: B. Juilleret, vice-president: P. Graham, president: M. Tippett. student council representative: S. Terpening, secretary. Juniors: Jivin' Ones The crazy class of '58 really went ape during the school year of 1956 - 57. We started the year by selling eats at the first football game. When the homecoming game rolled 'round we gave with the most and came up with a second prize for our float. Our Sadie Hawkins Dance on October 27 was the sneakiest ever. and it gave us a chance to add to our green in the treasury. But. man, don't you think fOr a minute we were loafing between all these big events! We gave with bread. candy and bake sales which also added to our financial standing. Then came the day we went to Petoskey to learn more about becoming B.M.0.C.'s. That was College Day, and it was the most. By this time we were all showing off our sharp class rings which we had received at the beginning of the prison term. We had a cider' sale that really gassed most of the residents of our fair city but we had fun doing it. and again added to our money tree. We struggled through the brain derbies and found ourselves in the second semester. Again we traveled to Petoskey, this time for Career Day. About this time of year we were slippin' and slidin' through our school work. And why? Man. we were working on our real gone junior play. which kept us pretty busy. 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Motto: I. Masteau H. Matiick J. Meyer D. Miller N. Peters S, Terpening M. Tippett B. Wagenschuiz Pictures not available: J. Davis. L. Greenier. A. LaCount. ..... 21 .. Junior Play The Magic Touch The Magic Touch. junior play presented on March 29 and 30, was mainly about the tomboy activities of Alice Erwin as Bobbette Braddock. She is surrounded in the photograph above by members of the Dirty Dozen football team, Bill Juilleret, Pete Graham and Jack Meyer. The cool cats of '58, with the unending patience of Mr. i Elvis l Bartlett. director. gave with our play The Magic Touch on March 28, 29. and 30. The play centered around Mr. and Mrs. Braddock iAlford LaCount and Edee Juilleretl and their tomboy daughter, Bobbette CAlice Erwinl. Mrs. Braddock wanted Bobby to be in the Annual Better Culture Club style show, but Bobby and her gang, Socko Uack Meyerl, Hank lBill Juilleretl, and Chuck lPete Grahamj had a big football game that night. Mrs. Braddock hired a cook, Mrs. Washington iliosemary Cetusl, and a maid, Ophelia lDoris Hoffmanl, to do some of her house- work. Miss Blodgett iMargaret Cassidyl the .home economics teacher, sent Willie U-illen Allerdingj to Mrs. Braddock as a chauffeur. Squint lPhillip Knightj was a. gum chewing electrician, Mrs. Clarence iVirginia Andrewsl and Mrs. Poo iSharon Terpeningl were the community's social leaders. Frieda CLinda Benningtonl, Mrs. Stockdale's niece was a rival to Bobby for Socko's friendship. Frieda taught the gang how to dance, and Bobby, overcome with anger ran away from home. Miss Blodgett had a talk with Bobby and convinced her to be in the style show. Bobby won first prize, gave up her tomboy ways, and won Socko. ....22.. Sophomore Class Qfficers fl. to r.J R. Bernhardt, treasurer: G. Coveyou. student council representative: S. Gokee, president: T. Burns. vice president: B. Reinwand, secretary. Sophomores: Square Unes The swingin' sophs. under the glaring glows of Miss Helm and Mr. Wilde. boosted our bankroll to meet the tab of our senior stroll. Our crazy capers such as our Valentine Shuffle, the stroller spray, senior caper booths. eat sales at foot- ball and basketball scrapes. bake sales. and P.T.A. scutfles netted more than 150 clams. Our float, the cutest and swingin'est and tabbed Swat 'em Down , reaped top notch in the homecoming parade. Our way-up chick. Velda Peterson, served on the Queen's Court. Those grooving two: Sam Gokee and Bonnie Bliss. carried our backing as candi- dates for king and queen at the Senior Caper. S. Adams , ,. .... l .ws W IQ - I ,: W-:fx X ,, Q ' I, - I 1 , K Q2 55512. ' :'5 2- - - - 1 ' V me -e 1 Q WK M .,.. f - ,X , . . q s 'ef as , V 1. - as ss sc X X N X N T .1..f.:.:.:.:. as--X V. 1 1 If-' C. Allen . Allen F. Andrews J. Barkley R. Bernhardt. C. Billiau 'r' ,gi 21515-E, Wi5i1: i': I:fE,I: ' : g :E Q, . 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Seamon Please Turn To Page 27 For More Pictures RESHMEN: , , , N w., . Ear D. Wagenschutz A. Richardson Qffice Staff as t X We . . is .. S Washburn D. Wh takir R. Lasiey Mr. Wa1ker's office staff types the announcements in the morning and at noon. and distributes them to the classrooms. They also answer the telephone in the office and do secretarial work for Mr. Walker and other teachers. SOPHOMORES c c D '.....1 1 'A l i egg? EMQ e .,,.,..,,, ,J - H ',i .....,,,,,,,.,,... G. Wells D. Wiseman R. Rosemeier .-27.. Eighth Grade Back row: fl. to r.l K. Backus: B. Whitaker. G. Greenier, C. Cetus: S, Talcottg N. Bliss: M. Hahn: B. Wightman: K. Walstrom: F. Gennat: M. Bruce: C. Shagonaby. Grd row: il. to r.l J. Coveyou J. Pyjar: V. Peterson: L, Burrows: S. Garver: S. Swadling: N. Gilbert: L. Swiss: S, Knight: J. Moulton: L. Beair. 2nd row: ll. to r.l S. Pemberton: N. Stringer: C. Slocum: D. Schlappi: W. Verseput, T. Miller: R. Mottor: A. Ellwanger: D. Sprague: J. Brown: G. Ramey. Front row: fl, to r.l B. Cook: R. Cole: N. Baldwin: H. Cease: G. Sellers: T. Graham: J. Bonter: D. King: J. McDonald: B. Dohm: R. Phillips. lAbsent: J. Pemberton: F. Lasley: L. Morsel Seventh Grade gui? Back row: ll. to r.l D. Lightfoot: D. Terpening: V, Thompson: J. Byslma: M. Rose- bohm: J. Barnefiher: S. Martin: L. Andrews: S. Erwin: P. Gokee: M. Lightfoot. Middle row: ll. to r.l J. Halter: S. Dohm: S. Penoyer: K. Pemberton: J, Miller: R. Billiau: S. McFarland: D. Gregory: K. Saddison: P. Backus: J. Taylor: D. Gregory. Front row: fl. to r.l C. Schlappi: D. Davis: C. Reyner: H. Kasulske: J. Van Hoven: M. Hughey: M. Rockwell: G. Stutsman: S. Headley: G. Gruenhagen: W. Warner. U-lbsent: J. Burdick. D. Coreyl 128... 35g:g. 'f'1, ,, W?E.y.,.L.,-any '31-'rf 1.2.1554 .. A E-.a,'A:x..f.'agvv,-r .4,.m, , . u .,,,,-. ,, -g,m...4.x,n. ,, . . . 1 . Now is the time to add the head lights to repre- sent our elementary body. lust as the head lights are shining ahead on the road for our hot rod, they are shining on the future for these younger children in school. ..29.. Szxth Grade Back row: ll. to r.J S. Brainerd: C. Bancroft: D. Backus: L. Allerding: G. Ira, B Ward: M. Barnefiher: J. Noggle: B. Pemberton. Middle row: Cl. to rJ T. Pifer. D. Reyner: K. Cetas: J. Bonier: M. Washburn: B. Young: R. Slocum: P. Ranney: P. Cetas. Front row: ll to r.D M. Tucker: S. Graham: D. Heinz: W. Holmes: W Moore: T. Alfred: J. Halter: M. Heinz: G. Pamp: C. Billings. U-kbseni: N. Bester: J. Cole: A. Sprague: Fzfth Grade Back row: U. to r.: L. Wright, L. Rosebohm. E. Scimlappi: R. Cole: N, Walker: C. Harper: K. Greenier: P. Coenrod: J. Burrows: A. McDonald: B. Beair: S. Norion: S. Cease: S. Baughman: G. Ward: C. Moore: J. Young. 3rd row: ll. ro 1-.J B. Wash- burn: M. Coveyou: M. Rosevmeier: T. Johnston: D. Maihews: L. Hartung: A. Al'- lerding: R. Shinn: M. Baker: L. Myers: M. Halter: J. Van Hoven: J. Ward: B. Wash- burn: M. Baker: B. Seamon: S. Brennan. 2nd row: ll. to :J R. Ira: D. Ward: S. Washburn: S. Baker: L. Bosma: R. Ward: M. Phillips: H. Sprague: J. Walstrom: J. Stradtner: J. Heminger: M. Geary: B. Moore: B. Kleinhenz. lst row: ll. to r.: R. Hail: D. Peariso: J. Berry: W. Bennington: R. McFarland: R. Niswander, L. Andrews: J. Ward: L. Morse. .... 30 .. Fourth Grade Back row: ll. to :J G. Pangborn: M. Boynton: D. Cone: B, Rosebohm: U. Bonter: L. Arman: B. Hathaway: L. Phillips: P. Cease: B. Pemberton: D. Sutherland: C. Verseput. 3rd row: fl. to r.J M. Ford: J. Rockwell: L. Mathews: J. Cook: R. Morse: C. Rosebohm: S. Pike: B. Stark: C. Marshall: A. Reppard: J. Heinz: A. Wilson. 2nd row: ll. to r.: B. Tippett: J. Miles: D. Cummings: J. Linderman: T. Andrews: D. Swadling: M. Sayan: E. Gokee: R. Curnow: D. Allerdingw: D. Winegarden: S. Mathews. lst row: fl. to :J A. Hughey: D. Backus: G. Bennington: J. Pangborn: C. Foster, lAbsent: S. Taylor: W. Holmes: G. Squier: Third Grade Back row: Cl. to r.J J. Horton: B, Bond: D. Sydow: R. Wager: J. Niswander: B. Barnefiher: R. Baker: G. Kilborn: W. McDonald: S. Hickman, L, Sisco: J. Parrow: B. Washburn: J. Hodge. Middle row: ll. to r.: G. Penoyer: B. Bester: D. Backus: H Rhine: L. Niswander: K. Hansen: D. Browers: M. Moulton: J. Cone: J. Burrows: S. Bruce: H. Oldham. Front row: 11, to r.: K. Young: J. Allerding: D. Hathaway: D. Washburn: C. Morse: J. Rasmussen: J. Armstrong: R. Morris: G. Cook: G. Brain- erd: T. Tippett: R. Ward. .- 31 - Second Grade Back row: ll. to r.J J. Kruzel: J. Gokee: S. Pike: J. Peariso: D. Babcock: K. Baugh- man: S. Mooris: J. Kruzel: R. Schlappi: K. Garver: D. Johnston: A. Ward: G. Morse: L. Sayan: D. Tippett: R. Clarke: W, Heminger: E. Wagenschutz. 3rd row: ll. to r.: C. Niswandsr: G. McDonald: F. Ettawageshik: D. Hoffman: D. Horton: R. Bester: C. Ford: L. Halter: R. Gokee: R. Hall: I. Kilpatrick: J. Wright: J. Hodge: A. Clair- mont: E. Warner. 2nd row: ll to r.J S. Backus: N. Oldham: L. Mathews: S. Seamon: L. Jardine: M. Walder: D. Swadling: C. McFarland: J. Sterly: G. Marihugh: L Troup: S. Davis. Front row: ll. to rJ G. Tucker: A. Rosebohm: J. Graham: C. Whitaker: V. Berry: C. Cummings: G. Kruzel: S. Boynion: C. Vroman: D. Wilson lAbsent: C. Haynes: R. Moore: R. Terpening: F. Vroman: M. Curnowj Fzrst Grade Back row: Cl. to r.J K. Hoffman: P. Moser: K. Heinz: K. Swadling: S. Frye: N. Wash- burn: B. Wilson: B. Baker: W. Jensen: J. Kilborn: J. Reyner: C. Hickman: D. Rhine: W. Walstrom: E. Radle: R. Taylor: M. Trowbridge. Middle row: U. to rJ D. Rarick: M. Kilpatrick: S. Hasper: J. Sterly: B. Engler: T. Pangborn: M. Brown: M. Burrows: H. Pedersen N. Hughey: P. Backus: C. Moore: N. Garver: D. Schlappi: R. Saddison: B. Stutsman: S. Tippett: J. Peariso: R. McGuire. Front row: U. to rJ C. Swiss. A. Coveyou, N. Bliss: B. Bruley: R Cone: C. Miles: P. Young: J. Clairmont. CAbsent: D. Schlappi, S. Allerding, S. Smith! -32- Morning Kindergarten Back row: H. to r.J A. Huffman: D. Allerding: D. Warner: D. Marihughg C. Klein- henz: T. Daver-1: C. Maihews: P. Geary: C. Allerdingg A. Baughman: K. Morse: E. Johnston. Front row: ll. to :J P. Cummings: C. Oldham: L. Radle: J. Waugh: D, Horton: G. Vroman: L. Kruzelg J. Van Hoven: K. Ward, D. Rhine. Afternoon Kindergarten Back row: ll. to r.J C. Backus: D. Holmes: K. Slifka: J. Holmes: T. Bodzick: G. Tippeit: D. Brainerd: D. Beer: M. Walker: T. Jardine: D. Heinz. Front row: ll. to rJ J. Garver: J. Meyer: P. Gokee: J. Clark: K. McKinney: R. Young: K. Wallack: B. Morris: M. Kosequat. 133- I Sadie Hawkins Dance Journalism class D. Alfred. Mr. Moti, D. Kruskie G. Congleton D. Kaniarz n .. af 5 ,QT 2 sf Seniors selling Homecoming Mums Juniors got class rings E. Penoyer, T. Borowski, C. Cetus, P. Cook R. Clarke. M. Cassidy I S Journalism class work day Cancer Program for P.T.A., M.E.A. J. Pemberion, Miss Corey, D. Keller. M. Ellwanger, H. Ward, T. Burns D. Kaniarz, D. Lauer R. Halier, G. Coveyou. Mr. Wilde -84-.. .-.., , , ,A ,. v ,Y . 5 'Ifff'4j 1 - , F rg . - vf'7t,gf ff ,V Q K We can't forget to add the radiator so let's do it now. Without the radiator, our rod wouldn't have any activity so we'II represent our activities through our radiator. .. 35 - gytudent Council Back row: ll. to r.l T. Burns, D. Lauer, D. Keller, B. Juilleret, M, Walker. Middle row: Cl. to r.J T. Graham, N Terpening, J. Bylsma, S. Erwin, J. Brown. Front row: ll. to r.J R. Keller, M. Tippett, G. Congleton, G. Coveyou. The Student Council had the concession for the Mancelona basketball game. had the first Student Clean-Up Day, and attended a mock trail in Petoskey pro- duced by the Pellston Student Council. The officers for this year were president, Gerry Congleton: vice president, Don Lauer: secretary, Mary Belle Tippett, and treasurer, Bill Juilleret. SPEECH CLASS SPEECH CLASS Studying? Don Lauer -36- Christian Youth Club Back row: ll. to r.J D. Halter. C. Cruff. A. Mottor. M. Cetas. 4th row: ll. to r.l R. Halter, G. Halter. A, Cole, D. Brubaker. 3rd row: ll. to r.D J. Halter, N. Mottor. B. Peterson. J. Taylor. C. Backus. N. McFarland, V. Halter. 2nd row: V. Thompson. P. Gokee. S. McFarland, S. Martin. W. Wagenschutz, M. Mottor. Front row: l. to r.J R. Mottor, S. Headley. Another year of school has come and gone, which C.Y.C. has enjoyed im- mensely. We started the school year by entering the float. Calvary, in the homecoming parade. It consisted of three white crosses mounted on a base of ground hemlock. Calvary was the most unusual float in the parade and truly it was a silent testimony of the Christian spirit in C.Y.C. During the winter a sliding party at Walter Cole's was planned. The night was wonderful and the snow was just right. About fifty people attended this party. The officers for this school year '56-'57 have been David Halter. president: Blanche Peterson. vice-president: Ruth Halter. secretary-treasurer: and Anna Cole. publicity chairman. The sponsors are Mrs. Kenneth Shinn and Mr. Lyle Hoover. Many different churches have been represented by both ministers and mem- bers. New chorus books were purchased from which many new songs have been learned. C.Y.C.'s constitution has been reworded. C.Y.C. meetings have been times of spiritual refreshment and will continue by God's Grace to be so. -31- l Rampage Staff Back row: Kl to :J H. Brager-Larsen, Miss Corey, K. Howse, S. Terpening, N Bawkey. S. Dubiel, S. Johnston, B. Johnston, D. Lauer. Middle row: ll. to r.l D Bradley, J. Gokee. P. Johnston. J. Billings, B. Peterson. C. Sterly. G. Halter. I Lightfoot. Front row: 41. to r.l J. Pemberton, R. Whitaker, D. Keller, D. Kaniarz E. Mathews. G. Congleton. Rampage This year the journalism class worked hard in an attempt to present the students of Harbor Springs High School a better-than-ever yearbook. One of our biggest improvements is the new and better grade cover. We in the journalism class sincerely hope that this 1957 RAMPAGE will serve as a happy memorandum to the graduates ot 57 and all future graduates. We extend our appreciation to our advisor, Miss Corey. who was greatly re- sponsible for the success of this yearbook. Also we give our sincere thanks to Mr. Paul Verseput of the Emmet County Graphic for his cooperation in printing the RAMPAGE of 57 , and to Mr. Voight Troup, our photographer. -.38.. a 1 a I Rams' Roundup Staff Back row: 11. to r.J H. Brager-Larsen. Miss Corey. K. Howse, S. Terpening. N. Bawkey, S. Dubiel, S. Johnston. B. Johnston. D. Lauer. Middle row: Cl. to rJ D. Bradley. J. Gokee. P. Johnston. J. Billings. B. Peterson. C. Sterly. G. Halter. I. Lightfoot. Front row: Ci. to LD R. Whitaker, J. Pemberton, D. Keller, D. Kaniarz. E. Mathews. G. Congleton. Rams' Roundup A group ot 19 enthusiastic juniors and seniors began journalism class at Harbor High this year. Six more interested juniors and one senior joined us the second semester. One of our main projects has been to publish the school paper.. the RAMS' ROUNDUP. under the guidance ot our class adviser. Miss Lois Jane Corey. We also helped to raise funds for the RAMPAGE by making and selling programs at the homecoming game. Blanche Peterson was editor of the BAMS' ROUNDUP. with the entire journalism class helping in the great work ot putting the paper out. We received a third class honor rating from the National Scholastic Press Association tor the first semester. Caroline Sterly. exchange editor. was kept busy with twenty-one schools on our exchange list. We exchange papers so that we will know what is going on in other schools. and how other papers are organized and published. ..3Q.- Future Farmers of America Back row: fl. to :J R, Lasley. C. Allen. D. Johnston. D. Corey. D. Haven. R. Lauer. W. Kurburski. D. Johnston. C. Cruff. A. Lightfoot. P. Ellwanger. J. Kurburski. Front row: fl. to r.l E. Warner. E. Billiau, R. Bernhardt. C. Lightfoot. J. Borowski. R. Cease. A. Richardson. A. Kloss, E. Bartlett, T. Borowski. D. Arman. D. Whitaker. Mr. Schultheiss. J. Borowski. F. Warner. During the past year we have done much to raise money and to help the com- munity: and have attended various shows to test our abilities as working teams. We have fifteen new Greenhands Knew meimbersl. four new Chapter Farmers. and one State Farmer. We attended the Youth Crop Show at Traverse City where vw enter-er! various grains. apples. grasses. and clovers. We also took two judging teams tor hay rnd grain. In hay we came in second best. and in grain we won first place. Nineteen members attended Fa,rmer's Week at East Lansing. The district conte:t was he?d at Pellston. We entered one demonstration team on how to clean electric motors. which won first prize. At the regional contest held at Traverse City we entered one demonstration team on how to clean electric motors. which again placed first. For the State Convention at East Lansing we entered three boys for the pageant. and two de'egates from Harbor Springs High School. We entered an education display at the Emmet County Fair which won first prize. Two boys from Harbor High attended the Dairy Show in Traverse City. Only boys who have dairy projects can attend this meeting. Awards were received this past year for individual projects by Andy Klos: Kswinel. Dale Haven ldairyl. Hazen Gregory Kcropsl. and Bob Bernhardt Kpoultryl. We raised money by selling Christmas trees and garden seeds. selfing popcorn at football games. and having pancake suppers. Officers of this club are: president. Andy Kloss: vice president. Hazen Gregory: treasurer, Don Kruskie: secretary. Alvin Lightfoot: sentinel. Don Armang and re- porter, Tom Borowski. -4U.. Agriculture Building During the past years the community has been undecided as to whether we need a farm shop building for the boys. In the summer of 1955 it was voted down. A revcte was held later which passed unamously. Construction started in the fall of 1955. It was ready tor use in the fall of 1956. The hui'ding is in a rectangular form and is ninety-one feet long and forty-two feet wide. It is split into three parts. There is a study. room with a dimension of twenty-one by thirty-two feet, which is for study. and work on farm records and note books. There is a storeroom where all our personal belongings are stored under lock and key at all times. Then there is the shop, the 'place of work. Its dimensions are sixty-six by torty feet. We have room for about twelve tractors and many other items such as trailers, fish shanties, buzzurigs, and threshing machines. The approximate total cost is thirty thouand dollars Cwithout the toolsl. The heat and lights run from the school with a very sturdy pipe formation. We are all proud of our new building and surely are glad to have it in which to work and hold our meetings. ....41.. Future Homemczkers of America Back row: ll to r.D V. Thompson. M. Lightfoot. J. Bylsma. S. Greenier. P. Gokee. J. Miller. M, Friend, D. Headley. Miss Andrews Middle row: ll. to r.J S. McDonald. D. Brubaker. R. Van Baarle, D. Miller, J. Heinz. S. Priest. V. Schlappi. Front row: 11. to r.l P. Backus. F. Andrews. D. Allen. G. Billiau. M. Moore. D. Gregory. E. Shagonaby. In our second year ot existence. the Harbor Springs chapter of the Future Homemakers of America is gradually increasing in members and activities Our purpose is to better our family and community life and to promote further interest in home economics. The first project of the year was to serve the State Grange Banquet at the 4-H building. The next big event was the formal initiation at Christmas time. with the parents as guests. This spring we are trying to better our understanding of other countries and their customs. We are doing this by having people in to .serve a dish typical of their country and tell us a little ot their customs and living con- ditions. We are also trying to make money to buy F.H.A. jackets. - 42 - Future Teachers' Club Back row: Cl. to r.J V. Peterson. D. Smith, D. Allen, F. Andrews, V. Schlappi, C. Billiau, J. Phillips. R. Van Baarle, Mr. Wilde. Middle row: ll. to r.l D. Brubaker. R. Halter, C. Backus. R. Saddison. M. Ellwanger. B. Bliss. S. Terpening. Front row: fl, to r.l T. Burns. S. Parrow. The list of clubs in Harbor Springs High School was made one larger this year by the formation ot a Future Teachers' Club. This is a national society. The club in this school is still waiting for its national membership. The purpose of this club is to stimulate interest in the teaching profession. and acquaint those interested students with it. The duties are to help the teachers in the school system by correcting and grading papers, working with the slow students. and helping put up educational bulletin boards. The officers of the club are: president. Mary Ann Ellwanger: vice president. Richard Rosemeierg treasurer, Donna Brubaker: and secretary, Ruth Halter. -43- AB l. Senkw Band Back row: ll. to r.J S. Johnston, M. Burdick, M. Ellwanger, S. Squier, J. Moulton R. Niswander. 2nd row: il. to :J P. Cook, M, Cetas, K. Walstrom, A. Erwin. H Cetus, L. Bennington, G. Wells. 3rd row: ll. to r.J R. Halter, D. Wiseman. 4th row 11. to r.J G. Halter, H. Ward, N. Bliss, M, Hahn. Begnvdng Band Back row: ll. to r.J L. Allerding, D. Backus, J. Bonter, Mr, Jezisek, B. Pemberton, P. Cetas, G. Ramp. Front row: 11. to r.J J. Noggle, S. Brainerd, K. Cetas, M. Barne- tiher. T. Pifer, C. Bancroft. ... 44 .. Back row: Cl. to r.J Mr. Jezisek, R. Reinwand, D. Hoffman, P. Bradley. 2nd row: ll. to r.J V. Andrews, R. Saddison, J. Heinz, S. Priest, S. Pemberton, J. Phillips, V. Halter. 3rd row: Cl. to 1-.D K. Howse, V. Peterson. E. Juillerei, M. Bruce, B. Peterson, N. Garver, B. Wightman. 4th row: Cl. to :J M, B. Tippett, B. Bliss, R. Hosemeier, A. Howse. Junior Band Back row: ll. to r.J M. Lightfoot. S. Penoyer. J. Miller, G. Stuisman, Mr. Jezisek D. Gregory, L. Tucker. K. Saddison. M. Rockwell, J. Halter, J. Taylor, V, Thompson Front row: il. to r.D W. Warner. D. Terpening, S. Erwin, K. Pemberton, J. Barne- fiher, P. Gokee. -. 45 ... Teen Age Book Club Back row: fl. to r.J D. Brubaker, V. Andrews, D. Headley, M. Friend, R. Van Baarle, J. Phillips, S. Priest, M. Ellwanger. 3rd row: Cl. to r.J A. Cole, P. Bradley, D. Miller, S. Terpening, E. Stanley, S. Squier, P. Cook, R. Saddison. 2nd row: ll. to r.l C. Backus, R. Halter, I-I. Ward, H. Mattick, J. Billings, S. Dubiel, C. Billiau, F, Andrews. Front row: 11. to rJ D. Smith, C. Brown, V. Peterson, R. Reinwand, B. Bliss, Miss Corey. This is the fourth year for the T.A.B. Club in Harbor Springs High School. We are led by president, Sharon Terpening: secretary-treasurer, Ruth Halter: and vice president, Patsy Bradley. We have been meeting fifth hour with our sponsor, Miss Corey. We had a Christmas party in the city library to which we brought 46 used books and donated them to Little Traverse Hospital. Along with our other activities this year, we entered a T.A.B. bulletin board contest. -.46-. - -7 .1 Z J 'Esa u 'N hmmm-3. 4 lllhuf ef-,WG 9 Last, but not least, we'll add the motor to give our hot rod the power and force which it needs to drive. This motor will represent our athletics and sports that provides the spark and power for our school. ..47.. Varsity Cheerleaders L. to R.: V. Peterson, L. Bennington, D. Bradley, S. Johnston. i iw Orange and Black-FIGHT! FIGHT E These words and others echoed down the hall every Thursday after school when the tour varsity cheerleaders practiced getting into shape for the next game. This year the cheerleaders were: Sharon Johnston, Deanna Bradley, Linda Ben- nington, and Velda Peterson. Our thanks and gratitude go to Miss Helm for her wonderful help, We put our four heads together and secretly ploted to surprise everyone with new black sweaters for our tournament game. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders L. to R.: D. Hoffman, N. Peters, E. Juilleret, C. Brown, R. Reinwandir VKVV W, This year the junior varsity cheerleaders were: Edee Juilleret, Nancy Peters, Rita Reinwand, Doris Hoffman, and Carol Brown as their captain. The girls practiced alternately on Mondays and Tuesdays after supper. The first game they cheered at was the Homecoming game. The girls wish to extend their thanks to Miss Helm for her superb help. -QB-.. Pam Rooters Back row: ll. to rJ R. Reinwand, K. Ira. J. Heinz, J. Bond. D. Miller. S. Heynig. L. Tucker, E Stanley, C. Gokee, C. Billiau, F. Andrews. V. Schlappi. 3rd row: Il. to r.J S. Priest, D. Smith. B. Bliss. H. Mattick. S. Squier, J. Phillips. M. Cetas. D. Headley. M. Friend. J. Billings, A. Mottor. 2nd row: il. to :J V. Peterson. V. Andrews. C. Brown, D. Bradley. S. Greenier. S. Terpening. M. Cassidy. D. Hoffman, A. Erwin. L. Babcock, E. Juilleret, S. McDonald. lst row: ll. to rJ P, Cook, N. Peters. P. Johnston. N. Bawkey. M. Ellwanger. P. McGuire. B. Marihugh, L. Bennington, H. Saddison. The officers of the Ram Hooters are: Nadine Bawkey, President. Kay Ira. Vice- president. Bonnie Bliss, Secretary. and Patsy Bradley, Treasurer. This club has done many fine jobs for our school. Among them have been the decorating of goal posts during the football season and a very important job is that of serving cocoa and sandwiches to our team and the visiting team after the football and basketball games. We have won many praises for doing this both from our school and also from the visiting schools. Pins wi'1 be awarded to our seniors this year, 149- Vclrsity Club Back row: ll. to r.J B. Jullleret, S. Hoffman, R. Clarke, D. Barnefiher, A Kloss, G Congleton. Middle row: U. to r.l J. Meyer. D. Lauer, P. Graham, A. Allerding, D Kell: r, E. Penoyer. Front row: ll. to r.l E. Mathews, A. Miller, T. Burns, D. Kruskie H. Marshali, B. Lauer. Officers of the Varsity Club are: Ed. Mathews, president: Gerry Congleton, vice president: and Dean Barnefiher, secretary-treasurer. The homecoming queen, Linda Bennington, was elected by the club. Her court was Pat Johnston, Velda Peterson, and Kay Ira. The queen was crowned at half- time by the co-captains. The Varsity Club also had the homecoming dance and bake sales, and have had concessions at football and basketball games. The Varsity Club again gave Most Valuable Player trophies in football, basket- ball, and track at their second annual athlewtic banquet, May 1. Football awards were given this year for the most valuable back, the most valuable lineman, and the most improved player. The Varsity Club played volleyball with the faculty one night a week in the gym. We defeated the faculty in a basketba'l game at the close of the season. ...5U.. Homecoming .752 . , .'---f-' 'F' iss. . ,. QQ... ..:h ,L P. Johnston L. Bennington V. Peterson L. Bennington P. Johnston K. Ira V. Peterson This year our Homecoming Queen was Linda Bennington and she was crowned by Captain Don Lauer. In her court were: Pat Johnston, Velda Peterson. and Kay Ira. The girls looked beautiful leading the Homecoming parade in which many class floats participated but the top prize went to the Sophomores for their float called Swat 'Em Down . The Juniors took the Second prize and third prize went to the seniors. We had very good showing from our team. of course. too, as we beat our rival team, Pellston 42-6. ll 'i 4+ .z ,,,, - ttf , K. Ira L. Bennington V. Peterson P. Johnston K. Ira G. Stutsman P. Johnston L. Bennington V. Peterson .-51, Football Back row: ll. to r.l D. Lauer, B. Lauer, A. Allerding, J. Meyer. R. Lauer, P. Graham, G. Coveyou, Coach, H. Bruno. Middle row: ll. to r.J S. Hoffman, D. Bonter, D. Corey. A. Kloss, R. Clarke, B. Juilleret, D. Barnetiher, E. Penoyer. Front row: U. to r.l H. Marshall, E. Mathews, G Congleton, A Howse, J. Borowski, S, Gokee, D. Kruskie, A. Miller. Harbor Charlevoix Harbor East Jordan 0 Harbor Pellston Harbor Boyne City 28 Harbor Mancelona Harbor Gaylord 14 Harbor Grayling Harbor Onaway 0 We would like to congratulate Mr, Bruno and his team for their wonderful season. This season Andy Kloss was voted most valuable player, Pete Graham was most valuable lineman, Ed Mathews most valuable back, and Stan Huffman most improved player. Gerry Congleton. Don Lauer, and Pete Graham made the All-Conference team. Ed Mathews and Dick Bonter made the second team. Richie Clarke and Jack Meyer made honorable mention. Pete Graham, Richie Clarke, and Jack Meyer will be Co-captains for next year. Harbor was rated Znd in the final Class C Conference ratings. This year Don Lauer our co-captain and who played center for our team made four different all-state Class C. Teams. -52- , A, Kloss, G. Congleton, Coach Bruno. R. Clarke EAST JORDAN GAME .. 53 .... Varsity Basketball Back row: ll. to r.J H. Marshall, R. Clarke, J. Meyer, P. Graham, A. Allerdingl A. Lauer, D. Keller, G. Coveyou, B. Lauer, D. Barnefiher, B. Juilleret. Front row: ll. to r.l J. Van Hoven, G. Stutsman. T. Miller, R. Paige. Harbor Gaylord Harbor Cheboygan Harbor Mancelona Harbor Mancelona Harbor Boyne City Harbor Boyne City Harbor Pellston Harbor Pellston Harbor East Jordan Harbor East Jordan Harbor Grayling Harbor Cheboygan Harbor Charlevoix Harbor Grayling Harbor Gaylord Harbor Charlevoix The Harbor Rams had the most successful season in some time this year, under the coaching of Mr. Charles Paige. In the tournament Harbor was defeated by Boyne City, 44 to 50. Don Lauer was voted the most valuable player and Pete Graham was elected captain for the Rams next year. Don Lauer and Dick Keller are the only two players the Rams will lose through graduation. -54.- Jurzior Varsity Basketball Back row: fl. to r.l T. Burns, R. Keller, R. Bruce, G. Moulton, J, Hill, K. Garver, E. Meyer, R. Rosemeier. T Burns, G. Ward, N. Terpening. Front row: ll. to r.l G. Pamp, Mr. Bruno. lAbsent: A. Lightfoot! Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Gaylord Mancelona Boyne City Pellston East Jordan Grayling Charlevoix Gaylord 63 52 46 52 47 48 55 67 Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor 60 37 48 36 39 55 28 31 Cheboygan Mancelona Boyne City Pellston East Jordan Cheboygan Grayling Charlevoix 73 41 59 52 44 79 53 59 The Little Harbor Rams had a 0 and 16 record for the season. They played some very good games at times and showed great improvement. The leading scorer for the Little Rams was Ken Garver who was moved up to the varsity team for the tournament. Ken Garver, Terry Burns, and Alvin Lightfoot may see action on the varsity next year when they will be juniors. -55- Junior High Basketball Front row: 11. to r.! Sam Headley, Bert Cook, James Bonter, Gary Stutsman, Jay Van Hoven, Tom Graham. Second row: ll. to r.J Steve Pemberton, Fr ancis Lauer, Ward Verseput, James Pemberton. Frank Lauer, Glen Sellers: Absent when picture taken-Dennis King and Coach William Perry. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Harbor 14 St. Francis 18 Harbor 12 Harbor 14 Petoskey 32 Harbor 15 Harbor 9 Levering 29 Harbor 15 TOURNAMENT Harbor 26 Levering 11 Harbor 19 The junior high team this year proved that you can lose all y games, and still win the tournament. The boys were coached by Mr. Perry. ..5S... Pedlston 22 Levering 37 Pellston 23 Petoskey 17 our regular Skiing ',f L'P'.mnw Bowling Back row: U. to r.D M. Mott, B. Cole, R. Rosemeier, G. Coveyou, P. Ellwanger, R Niswander, M. Ellwanger. Front row: ll. to r.J G. Wells, M. Moore, E. Stanley N. Terpening. T. Miller, A. Ellwanger. Track Team Back row: fl. to r.J D. Alfred, D. Johnston, R. Bernhardt, H. Barger-Larsen. Front row: ll. io r.9 T. Burns, H. Radle, M. Scott, D. Whitaker. Absent: D. Meeker, S. Hoffman, R. Clarke, T. Burns, D. Kruskie, J. Meyer, G. Warner, -53- ig. ,va .I 1 .Q Coach Bruno and Coach Pep Meeting Mr. Davis, Miss Andrews, Mr. Paige Journalism Class Junior Play of '56 Dick Kefler and Sharon Johnston Gerry Congleton i.' fQ2'-24 ue.,. , in My - 7'3 V: 144:25 ' ::, 51 ' . L. ,W ,,., fi:-1 ' . i .Q KE Q ,.,. .af ' ,ig Junior Pep Band D. Lauer. All-State Cenier We wish to thank these yearbook possible. ADAMS se to 51.00 STORE BAKER'S SHOE REPAIR BLUFF GARDENS CLYDE PIFER C. W. GREENIER DR. JOSEPH HASPER D. J. MOORE COAL CO. DR. T. F. GRAHAM ELLIOTT'S GARAGE EARL'S BARBER SHOP EMMET COUNTY STATE BANK FORD BOAT SHOP FRANK CHELLIS FRIEND FUEL and SUPPLY CO. GAMBLE HARBOR HARBOR HARBOR HARBOR HARBOR HAYNES STORE GUN SHOP SPRINGS DAIRY SPRINGS GRANGE SPRINGS UPHOLSTERY SPRINGS TAXI PHOTOGRAPHY HARRY ZUMBAUGH HOOKER'S LAUNDRY HOLLYWOOD SERVICE STATION HOVEY'S DRUG STORE JARDINE'S STANDARD SERVICE IESSEL CARS Donors donors for helping us to make the presentation of this JOE PARROVV JUILLERET FISH MARKET L. C. DeWITT and SON LINEHAN'S NEWSSTAND L. W. INGRAHAM MAC'S GROCERY MATTHEWS - HALL AGENCY MISS MARGARETTA BRUCKER MR. and MRS.. TONY KUSHAK MRS. WILLIAM PECK MRS. PIER'S BEAUTY SHOP NATALIE, INC. NORTHLAND TELEVISION OTTAWA LUMBER CO. PETOSKEY CIGAR CO. PETER'S SELF-SERVE PONTIUS FLOWER SHOP RAY'S and LENA'S GIFT SHOP RENOLDA GREENHOUSE ROCKWELL and BOND SQUIER'S ELECTRIC SHOP WAGER'S MEAT MARKET WALSTROM MARINE, INC. WALTER GILBERT WALROND FRIEND and CASSIDY WILLIAM PASCHEDAG ZAIGER BEVERAGE CO. RAMPAGE STAFF- A. D. Keller D. Bradley J. Billings G. Congleton ..60-. E7 K IL f 545' E . . f MH-L-. V t b ' '?fff - ,ff ie, f - ' S HE-f :Ib - M- ' 1 51- 4 ,- 2' 'f 11,1 vw: N-r i' - f - ' aff fa, f . , .-1, ,,.. wg., .- , ' M .,nf1v-, A,-,,,,,.:, .. ,Al r , X- ' -' .n - ' f is P xl X' . I -, ., :- 5 , ' ' df ' -2--- 1. ' WV . 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