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

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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. Wd gave with the play on the 28th, 29th and 30th of March. Close on the heels of our play was the Junior-Senior Banquet, which was held in the Perry Hotel on April 6. Then for about a month we were real gone on the J-Hofp, held in the grym on May ll. By the end of the school year, our class was really droolin' with schoolin'. 'cause our kats and kittens were real gone on science and math. This was proven by the size of our physics and algebra II classes, the biggest yet! Dig you later. 'gator. ' -19-

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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-

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