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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

if? ii, :S Harbor Springs High School, Harbor Springs, Michigan Rampage of 195 l g FOREWORD Looking back in the history of football at Harbor Springs we have found that the first recorded football game took place on October 5, 1918. Harbor lost to Boyne City and Charlevoix, but we did win from Petoskey with the big score of 10-0. Since 1918, Har- bor has improved very much in football. We have a new stadium called the Ottawa Indian Stadium which seats people from all over northern Michigan. It takes a great deal of practice, hard work, and patience to put a year book out, just as it does to make a good football team. We are proud to present the 1958 Rampage to you completely based on a football game. So, what are we waiting for? Let's get start- ed with the game! Dedication MR. WILLIAM WALKER Mr. and Mrs. William Walker To our principal, Mr. Walker, we respectfully dedicate this yearbook. We wish to thank him for the help he has given his students. He is the athletic director and has helped our cheerleaders and basketball team obtain new uniforms, as well as performing the many routine duties ol this job. Mr. Walker is also the advisor of the student council. Because ot all he has done, we would like to award him the highest honor that is in our power to bestow, the dedication of the i958 RAMPAGE. -3- Memorial STANLEY HOWARD TAYLOR The RAMPAGE staff of nineteen-hundred and fifty-eight wish to pay tribute in this annual to the memory of Stanley Taylor, who on February 14, 1955 went to a far better place than we have ever known. He started a Bible Christian Club for boys from eight to twelve years of age. He was a cheerful and willing helper, and a good friend to everyone who knew him. -4- The Excitement of a Night Virginia Andrews The time of year we live to behold While colored leaves of green do fall On our field and seats so cold. Seen passing to and fro is our ball When the sun is setting and nothing more to say The wonderful colors are in the west. Many others do the same: but far away. So we all will try and do our best. When hurt and fallen on the grass he doth lie Others are seen. both tall and strong. Many stopping to help others passing. Our end is near, we will not have to wait long, Each parent and friend watches his son. Everyone will be glad when the game is won. Fa rewell Mary Belle Tippett Farewell! Oh. how I hate to go! I really like you so. Memories you have given me of Things that never more will be. So many things there were to do. But I must go to something new. I must say good-bye To ol' Harbor High. June brings graduation. And to all I give congratulations. So Long Edith Juilleret Now's the time-we're bugging out, All the kids begin to shout. All the teachers jump with glee. 'Cause June 8 they will be free. Our laughter will no longer ring. Our school song we'll no longer sing. Our presence and our cheers at games When taken away. they seem so tame. We will no longer sit in class And wonder. how long can it last? The worries and problems of our High school days Will soon be fading away in the haze. To underclassmen we say farewell. We hope you will survive to tell How the class of '58 came through. Their colors flying in the blue. -5... 1 Table of Contents Foreword ..... Dedication ...... Memorial ..... Poems ................,...,. ..... ............. Administration and Faculty ,,A, .................,.....A....... . .. Bus Drivers. Cooks. Janitors, Librarian, and Nurse .. Senior High Classes .,,............. ,... .,... .,,,,...,.., ...,.,......... ....,. Freshmen .,,. Sophomores Juniors .......... ..,.... Seniors ,.., A ....... ,,,... . . ...... . P.T.A. and Band Boosters ...,. Elementary .. ...,.,e , ....,. Kindergarten e.,..,,............. ,. First and Second Grades ..,,.. Third and Fourth Grades ....... Fourth and Fifth Grades ,,.. ....... Sixth and Seventh Grades ,.................. Eight Grade and Conservation Class ,....... Activities ......,e........,. ....... . .. .. ................... Student Council and Office Staff .,.. .. Christian Youth Club ,,,................ Rampage Staff ..... ...... . , Ram's Roundup Staff .,.,.......,,...... sig Future Farmers of America ,,.......... ..,..... v f., .... ..... Future Homemakers of America ,........ .... . .. French Club and Teen Age Book Club .....,. Beginning and Junior Bands .,.,.................. Senior Band ............. ................, Pep Band .... .. Sports ................... ...,.. ..............,... Varsity Football ,................ Junior Varsity Football ,.............. .,.. .... Homecoming ...A.....,... .......................,..................... Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders .,.... Ram Hooters ,... .... .e,.......................,,...............,. Varsity Basketball ....,... Junior Varsity Basketball ..... Basketball .....,.,,...,... ...., .......,,,....., ,,..,. ..... Track ...,. ,,.., . . e......,... ,,........... .........,............ . . Girls' Athletic Association and Skiing ....... Donors ..........,.,. ,,..,... ..., ......,....,,...... ..................... Conclusion ...... 2 7-11 12 13-35 14-16 17-19 20-23 24-33 34 35-40 35 36 37 38 39 40 41-52 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50-51 , 52 53-66 , 54 55 . ..... 56 57 58 59 60 61-64 65 66 67 68 Before we bring the big football game to you let me introduce you to the members of our staff. Coacl-l X ..7-.. BOABD OF EDUCATION-KL. to RJ J. Matthews, J. Clarke, J. Bond, M. Phillips, T. Cummings. The most important members of our staff are these people. Mr. Leonard J. Van Hoven, A.B., Mr. William C. Walker, B.S.. M.A. M.A., University ot Nebraska, Michigan State University ' Hope College Athletic Director, General llghlihnobgf gnilsizolg Superintendent Mathematics or Wes n mv S Y Sc.hool Secretary A M956 ko the gqsqxlr: Ca! 7555 FWQQW z ,....v,,.,., , Superintendent Van Hoven and Principal Walker look at the School Board's annual report, cited by the Michigan Press Association as best in the entire state, ..3.. ' I, MISS ELAINE A. ANDREWS, B.S. :Ei qbilnz Purdue University '1:1V'V Physical education .. '.,,,, .,g- ,-,:. g ,.,. ,,',,,,: :'.- '- ' 5 :,. 5:5 :QI , MR. WILLIAM T. BAKER, B.S.. M.A. Western Michigan University. University of Michigan, Social science ll, 12, Guidance ,,,., I I ,,.,,,1 Conservation i HV.: .:,., 5,5-5 MISS LOIS JANE V , 1 COREY, B.A.. M.A. MR. EDWARD IBEER, A :ZQ A l if ,, A Michigan State Iii ... , v111 : SPeeCh ,:. .-,.., 1.5.3, --zvl n ,,A 2 3-:I :II ' ': .,., '1-,: ,A . Standing on the sidelines are MR. IVAN s. DAVIS. y JH-I B-S- Central Michigan College Eighth grade and driver , educaiifm A1,A ii- MISS WILMETTA KEMP, B.S. Ball State Teacher's College. Home economics the line coaches. They help you . . MR. JOSEPH JEZISEK B.A., Michigan State University, Seventh grade and music MISS JANET MANZ, B.S., Michigan State University, Mathematics -9.- MR. LAURICE RUONAVAARA. B.A. Michigan State University French. English 8. 9 4 MR. FRANCIS McDOWELL. A.B.. M.A. MR. CHARLES L. Albion College PAIGE. B.S. Universitylot Michigan Eastern Michigan College Northwestern University Seventh grade. coach Visiting teacher 5 MR. ROBERT - SCHULTHEISS' B-5- . :1.lf ',,.a A Michigan Stale University. Agriculture 4 X if? Q f I n 8, . 3 .M .i.5,.,.,.,,,,,,,, 1 ' H ' 'S when you fumble, and they keep coaching you until . . . MR. ALLEN SCHECK. B.A.. Michigan State University Industrial arts MR. RAYMOND TITKEMEYER. B.S. Michigan State University. Agriculture fPicture Not Availatyleh MR. EDGAR STARK. B.S.. Western Michigan University. Speech Therapist CPicture Not Availablej Re. A -- 1 A tffifif: ,-: ':2I 'I ' -: ws:-:::::::g-ss-s:5:f .z1:::::'- are -1:'-EEN MR. WILLIAM WILDE. B.S.. Eastern Michigan College Science MR. JOHN W. MURCHIE Flint Junior College Central Michigan College World history. physical education QPicture Not Availablel MRS. LEON AYERS. MRS. PAUL BATHKE. MRS. ALBERT MRS. PAUL FRIEND A.B., St, Mary's College, B.S.. Central Michigan GRIDLEY, B.S. Northern Michigan Notre Dame College Central Michigan College College Sixth grade Third grade Fourth and fifth grades Fourth grade h hL , they finally see you I zh. 1 make that follchdown- 1 'lz' 1 A:'t :-, J f'l MRS. HAROLD HAHN MRS. LOUIS Central Mich'gan College INGRAHAM Kindergarten fPicture Not Available? MISS MARY HILL. M.A. University of Mississippi Reading consultant iz i, ., F . e. 1 'l'iel is :ffl ' .:2E5:E:5:1:. I'f .1 :::E2,g.gs5.,::,: . 1. MR. WILLIAM NEMETZ. B.S. Central Michigan College Sixth grade Central Michigan College Fifth grade fPicture Not Available! KP1ct,ure 1'lOvt availaiblel MRS. JOHN MURCHIE MISS ANN KENNEDY, Central Michigan College B.A. Third grade University of Michigan MRS. ROBERT ROE. A.B. Central Michigan Col First grade lege -11- ln Q 'l , ' 5 , . -22.216555 . ..,... A zpgggpgqg. Q 35:1 MRS. DOUGLAS MILLER, Western Michigan University Second grade Sixth Grade MRS. VERN STRADTNER. B.S. Northern Michigan College of Education Second grade Librarian. Mrs. Carl Brown BUS DRIVERS-J, Jezisek. A. Kloss. E. Beer, D. Jardine. W. Nemeiz. Lkbsent: C. Allerdingl. 'rzigi 'fa-ig. 1, 1:21 1,-:EE without them. ' -I ... . A...-.-,........,.gg....,,......-. . ., -. . ,R 9 'lr .... .. K m . -1'::'?Ei:1- f 1., .,.., .,... LQ :. . ' -,x,4, 1 :-.-amz.:-: -'---' --Y- School Cook E 1 C i Nurse Mrs. Glenn Jardine ,mme Clif' Y Mxss Kaiherme Warner Sql-g0o1Cook JANITORS -- S. Newman L. Bond. W. Corey Mrs. John Luetijohann C Hall. ..12, P , I I' .-.-.. We 00111411 f get fl 0118 lt's a pleasure to bring this game to you. Let's get underway. There's the whistle! S T. Graham, president: N. Gilbert, vice-president: M. Hahn. secretary: L. Swiss, treasurer: N. Bliss. student council representative. It' s the start of the first quarter. This is their first football game. Led by Tom Graham, captain: and Nancy Gilbert, co-captain: we advanced into the field. We realize it is going to be a long, hard journey to our goal. With Mary Hahn keeping track of our progress. meetings and other activities, and Leta Swiss acting as the treasurer, we ,hope our goal will be easier to reach. We started the season with a football concession. Then with some good ideas and action, our homecoming float. Ram the Ramblers , won second prize. With some hard blocking and tackling, we won the magazine campaign. We also had a few bake sales. a booth in the senior carnival, and a basketball concession. With the help ot our great coaches. Miss Manz and Mr. Davis. we had a good year and advanced quite a way toward our goal: but we hope to do even better next year. -14-. ? ' -, I 1:,: ' , . sf' 3 5 .X X vm .. 1 sv if saw 1' S193 '- ... s K, Backus X 3 1 WY' mv 1' 'S R ,. : : .1-,.:.:.:...g.Ai3gAE:EE:EEE5:E:':: -2- .Eg 5. 2 1 22.2. - f 2 .. 2 2 M. Bruce K. Cease A. Ellwanger 5 . : . :.: . ..,: : ::.-.-. --,w:5g7-:-:i5::-:- :fygggjgf -' -VA-- . ,fi Ezffslii. M, Hahn T. Lasley N. Baldwin J, Burkwhai ..a,.,. gs.. if 'Z' . ., 0 4 C. Ceius S. Garver N. Hoffman 'WNY' wma. 33 Mr W. ..a: nQ f in 5 w :',+'1 ,K . F. Lauer P. Bernhardt M. Burns mew- ms: 1-1:. ..gsa:s. ..,.f ' 43... V. -. fm? ' 135 ,-,-, ,Lv .. l.., , ,,VA. 5: ., Q 4 , s S .9 .91 fs. , .,.,.,.. , ' 2 0 wmv 4. AEK.. A S N. Bliss L. 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Miller ,,., .- ' 'I' - , ,, 1 .ae Y 1 ix? , . sg 5 99 W is 4' 4 W Q if I V 1 .pg W , , 5-:as .:.,,, , - - ' L. Morse R. Mottor J. Moulton J, Pemberton S, Pemberton R. Phillips J. Pyjar G. Ramey K. Shagonaby W. Shagznaby i1':f fo J r . o . o JJJ J J J J ': V':la:' ,.,. 'J ' A Z'A' -Q - JJJ. oot tt.. 'tt' P D. Sprague N. Stringer S. Swadling L. Swiss A. Terrian K, Walstrom B. Whitaker B. Wightman L. Lasley Pictures not available: L. Beair. J. Coveyou. R. Major. G. Sellers, V. Washburn, M. Mathews It looks as if they'll make it through the first quarter. ... 1B ,-. V. Peterson Slocum W. Verseput J, Hill, President: R. Keller, vice-president: K. Ira, secretary: S. Parrow, trea- surer: D. Meeker, student council. We've got through the first quarter in fair shape. We' re in the second quarter. The sophomores played very hard, They have advanced to the titty yard-line with the help of Jim Hill as captain and Ron Keller as co-captain. They have good records ot their progress taken down by Kay Ira, and Steve Parrow is keeping good track of their class earning. Our kickoff this year was our homecoming float. Our theme was Grind 'em up . Then we started on our first project, a football concession. We had a few bake sales and another football concession, two basketball concessions, and a booth at the senior carnival. With the help of our coaches, Miss Kemp and Mr. Beer, we hope to get much farther toward our goal next year. ..1'7- M. Babcock R. Backus A. Beair D, Billiau M. Billings J. Bond ...Eden ..., 1 ' - ---- :-.- - , -.-.-. . ... Q AYQQE Y x 'U' in mn. fs. 'hx 99' 5' . ' M X. 6 . Q S' K gs S is Af Q 1,-,MX as X of SX 7' 'A- i ,K 9 k E. Borowzski R. Bruce T. Burns F. Dubiel M. Geary C, Gokee 1 I, 2.......:-...E-g....,.g.a .15--. .1 - , ,.,., J -e-e. Y':'5fiEi2E2r::::1:1 :' '13 ...ff ..::.:':.-5-2.5.55 V-fail ' ' V T f':'flT5 if.E5:'e1i' if .E .Elm 4.-1 ' ' 1 ' W - R. Greika V. Halter A S. Headley J. Heinz S. 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They're getting their strength up. We entered the third quarter of the big game under the leadership ot our captain, Bob Bernhardt. and co-captain. Gerald Wells. Ann Cole kept track of our meetings and other activities, with Ronald Niswander as our treasurer. Our first excitement was caused by the arrival of our class rings. Before we had quite recovered from that. we built a float tor the homecoming parade, which won first prize with the motto, Harbor Will Erupt Tonight. Soon atter. on November 23, we had our Sadie Hawkins Dance, and a little later we sold concessions at the Grayling football game. During Christmas vacation we had a turkey rattle. During the basketball sea- son, we kicked up a little more yardage with our concessions at the C.har1evoix and Grayling games. Our junior play. HEADIN' FOR A WEDDIN'. was presented March 28 and 29. Later, on April 19. we had our Junior-Senior Banquet and then toward the very end of the quarter. we sponsored the J-Hop on May 3. -20- - :a.5.e..., A' M S. Adams B. Bliss P. Cook A. Greenier D. Johnston :Eff ,.. , P. McGuire E. Meyer G. Moulton ,... xiii? .. , . ..,.4,. . X ,,A,Q M. A . ' -- -f---- : -fz::::.'.i'1 f' at -.12 .-2ef::15- . . ,, .23-59555, , ..,. . 4' - 2 1 .. Qs- , g Allen D. Allen F. Andrews B. Bernhardt C. Billiau - ' -- ..g.,. :,...,.,....m .s:sfa1s:a:2gara. -- : :q,:f:f:s:1f: g,, ms. . ..... ...... :.:,:.:.1::-:.:.. ..,.....,.,., EE!! .- .l l . H . 5?-1. 1 112.21 1 :f 2'f . '2 'f 51252 f5: ':55f53 :' - fiviyit 1' In 'I X AH , em- ,.1,:::.: - : ,gi-5 v,,,,. w ,..5:::::jg.5- ....... ..... . -'--'-- - , ,. G. Bonter J. Borowski T, Burns A. Cole .. ,,A., ' ' ..., ' -:.f......-.. ,- 1- 3... ...,.,. 4-::+:.-Q-- - Y .Q e.::.:.:1:1:.:1:.:::::-:1 .,.,..,..-, - -X:.:.zz:f-z- - 1? 555-, 11 'M' ,.1-fx' . ...... . ., , . . ,,,,,.,., , A .. .,f,, 6... . - 5. 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' '--. , Q. ..:,i E . :-' '- 1 1A 'A' .,,. --'- - ' iff :': :':V':: P' - -- ---4-:-:. az... -----.- r -.-4- : - . -. 4. ,, x + 1 f 5 ,x X wk ,W 9 -KN Ex. .ee 'fi ' g .1 w s 1 wi X xp :ami -' ' ATR'-: Iii. .rss A ...JP2 ,.,. , X Q X Z' D. Smith H. Rosemeier S. Squier R. Va.nBaarle G. Ward H. Ward -.-. rrso 'f 1 1 : M:- 'Z' . . .,1 Plciures nci avallable: s o H- Niswanderf 1. Bafklev . ' 1.4 i'ri . ':'41 :', E. Warner F. Warner G, Wells. D. Wiseman Boy, what good sportsmanship! That' s KL. io RJ C. Brown. D. Smiih, R. Reinwand, S. Huffman. S. Gokee. Back QL. to RJ J. Barkley, S. McDonald. Front CL. to RJ C. Billiau. D. Allen. Headin' For A Weddin' what they need for a touchdown. Hcmer Hollowbone KKen Garverl finds a pretty girl's picture in a newspaper that is wrapped around some fish. He starts writing to her and has a hard time con- vincing his family: Paw fStan Huffmanl, Maw lMa.ry Ann Ellwangerl. his brother and sisters, Sis lFrancis Andrewsl. Pepper lGary Wardl, Sarah Jo lRose Mary Sad- disonl, Gracie KRita Reinwandl, and Fannie Jane CRosemary Van Baarlel, that it isn't Bertha Blairhouse Welda Peterson! he is writing to. Bertha's mother. Widder Blairhouse lAnna Colel, as well as her daughter, wants to marry a Hollowbone. She tries to get Grandpappy KGeforge Coveyoul to marry her. Melissa Dugan lBonnie Blissl, the girl Homer has been writing to, surprises everyone by coming up into the hills to marry him. Her friends, Isabell IDoris Smithl and Hortense Todd fCaro1 Brown! were lost in a storm on their way there and Melissa accidentally stumbled onto the Hollowhone house, looking for help. Grandpappy goes out to find the two Todd sisters and when they return, Homer has a hard time trying to keep Melissa from finding out who he really is. She does, however, and the plays ends with Homer going back to the city with Melissa to get an education. -23-.. P. Graham, president: J. Meyer, vice-president: S. Terpening, secretary: D. Miller, treasurer: M. Tippett. student council representative. We' re in the final quarter. The team's final guarter was played by seniors. Our top players were Pete Graham, captaing Jack Meyer. co-captain: with Sharon Terpening keeping track of our progress, meetings, and class activities: and Donna Miller as treasurer. Our fine coaches were Mr. Huonavaara and Miss Corey. Many members helped, while some sat on the bench and watched the others. In the tall we picked the colcr of our gzwns for the kick oft . The girls chose white robes with gray tassels. The boys chose charcoal gray robes with white tassels. Our team made progress at the homecoming concessions and dance. We had fun working on our class float, Victory is Brewing '. We dodged around selling stationary, Christmas cards, mums. and pcm poms. We had a doughtnut sale the first Saturday of each month. February 22 we had a pie sale. We had time cut from hard playing to study the playbook, NO BOYS AL- LOWED. We went back into the game with the basketball concessions and senior carni- val. We were very excited planning for our biggest event of years, our trip to New York. At last we made the tinal step. touchdown toward the future : and our kick- off. graduation. June 3. 1958. 124- MICHAEL ALDRICH DEAN ALFRED ALLAN ALLERDING I wonder what fool it was that Look you, I am the most con- I am going to seek a great per first invented kissing. ifiwiftl cezned in my own interests. haps. CBabe1aisJ K'I'erenceJ It looks as if they' re going to make it! VIRGINIA ANDREWS LAVINA BABCOCK DEAN BARNEFIHER Her paths are ways of pleasant- How sweet and fair she seems Saying is one thing. and doing ness and all her paths are peace. to be. tWallerJ is another. KDe Montaignel KProverbs 111:16J ... 25 - CHARLES ELROY BARTLETT LINDA BENNINGTON PATRICIA BRADLEY Silence is an answer to a wise Her smile is the sweetest that My true love hath my heart. and man. iP1utarchJ ever was seen. iRyanJ I have his. lSidney7 They did! It' s a touchdown! MARGARET CASSIDY MARY CETAS Do you not know I am a woman? Laugh. and the world laughs When I think, I must speak. wfth you. Wilcox! lShakespeareJ ...gg- ROSE MARY CETUS I can resist everything except temptation. iWi1deJ RICHARD CLARKE SALLY DUBIEL He that has patience may com- Of all the girls that are so smart, pa.ss anything. llilabelaisl tl1ere's none like pretty Sally. fCareyl Let's take a look at the winning team. MARJORIE FRIEND PETER GRAHAM I am glad that my Adonis hath He is a man of splendid abilities a sweeie tooth in his head. Kliandolivhl KLYIYJ ...27-. ALICE ERWIN Like. but oh, how difterenilu lwordsworthl l DAVID HALTER I live and love in God's peculiar light. KMichelange1oJ ,,,,A.A ,..,,.. D 1 DOROTHY HEADLEY I feel so thrillingly alive and fill- ed with glee. It's strange to think that years ago, there wasn't any me! 1McCamD Don' t they look happy WILLIAM JUILLERET No one knows what he can do :till he tries. lSyrusD ? DORIS HOFFMAN Pure as an angel, sweet as love. KTa1leyrand-Perigordl PHILLIP KNIGHT We1l. if I cannot change a thing, at least I'1l make an awful fuss. lMcCannD - 28 .. EDITH JUILLERET Ever saucy and gay always jolly to know. Cfldwynl DONALD KRUSKIE A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of Nature. lEmersonJ I RANDOLPH LAUER I'd do greai things and show the world-except it's so much work! fMcCannJ BOB LAUER He is full of smiles and he 'rruics everyone he meets. fP1a!oJ HAROLD MARSHALL A proper man. as one shall see in a summer's day. QShakespeareJ It has taken them thirteen years to reach this point. HERMENIA MATTICK Cheerful, friendly, full of fun. with a cheerful word for every- one. lHapzimJ JACK MEYER I laugh ai myself and the fool ihings I do, so I don'i mind a bit if ycu laugh, too. fMcCannJ -29... DONNA MILLER Manner, not gold, is woman's best adornmenif' lMenanderD ALICE MOTTOR There is sure reward for faith- ful silence. iHoraceJ Yes, it's a happy day for MARY BELLE TIPPETT Softness and sweet attractive grace. QMiltonJ NANCY PETERS The fairest garden in her looks. and in her mind the wisest hooks. iCow1eyJ them. IPEQ-turn Unavailable? ALFORD LACOUNT The mind of each man is the man himself. iCiceroD ing... ,,. ,. ,, .. SHARON TERPENING A winning humor and kindly art. in making friends she knew her part. KStoddard7 BARBARA WAGENSCHUTZ I honestly' believe it is better to know nothing: then to know what ain't so! lBillingsJ They' ve reached their goal, HALL ALDRICH. MICHAEL College preparatory: F.F.A. 1, 2: football l ALFRED, STANLEY DEAN College preparatory: Varsity Club 2: wrestling 2: track 3, 4: football 4: Art Club 2 ALLERDING, ALLAN College preparatory: Varsity Club 2, 3: junior play 3: senior play 4: track 2: football 1, 2, 3, 4: basketball l, 2. 3, 4 ANDREWS, VIRGINIA College preparatory: F.T.A. 3: T.A.B. Z, 3, 4: Ram Hooters 1, 2, 3, 4: band 1, 2, 3, 4: junior play 3: library 2: junior varsity cheerleader 2 BABCOCK, LAVINA College preparatory: Ram Hooters 2, 3. 4: Poem in National Anthology of High School Poetry 3: chorus l, 2: junior play 3: library 2 BARNEFIHER. DEAN College preparatory: Ram Hooters 2, 3: Varsity Club 2, 3: Poem in National Anthology of High School Poetry 3: senior play 4: Rampage 4: track 2: football l, 3, 4: basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: baseball 1 BARTLETT, ELROY General: F.F.A. l, 2. 3. 4: Agriculture Award 3 BENNINGTON, LINDA College preparatory: T.A.B. 4: Ram Hooters 1. 2, 3, 4: French Club president 4: pep band 1: Outstanding Student Award 2: band 1, 2, 3, 4: chorus 1: junior play 3: senior play 4: office 4: junior varsity cheerleader l: varsity cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Queen 3: Homecoming Court 4 BRADLEY. PATRICIA Commercial: T.A.B, 2, 3, 4: Ram Hooters 1, 2, 3, 4: class president l: Kiwanis Essay Award l: majorette 1, 2, 3, 4: chorus l, 2: junior play 3: office 3. 4: Rampage 4: Rams' Roundup 4 CASSIDY, MARGARET College preparatory: Ram Hooters 1, 2, 3, 4: Poem in National Anthology of High School Poetry 3: class secretary 1: chorus 1: junior play 3: senior play 4: office 4: sextet 1: Homecoming Court 1: CETAS, MARY General: F.H.A. 3, 4: T.A.B 2, 3. 4: Rams Rooters 1, 2, 3, 4: band 1, 2, 3, 4, junior play 3: senior play 4: Rampage 4: Rams' Roundup 4 CETUS, ROSE MARY College preparatory: T.A.B, 1, 2, 4: G.A.A, 3: Ram Hooters 1, 2. 3, 4: French Club secretary 4: pep band 2, 3, 4: Poem in National Anthology ot High School Poetry l: junior play 3: senior play 4: office 4: Rampage 4: Rams' Roundup 4: sextet l: orchestra l, 2 OF FAME CLARKE, RICHARD College preparatory: Varsity Club l, 2, 3: class president 2: football l, 2, 3, 4: track 2, 3: base- ball l: basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 DUBIEL, SALLY Comemrcial: T. A. B. 2, 3, 4: Courtesy Award 2: Junior play 3: Rampage 4: Rams' Roundup 4 EHWIN, ALICE College preparatory: Ram Rooters l, 2, 3, 4: pep band 1, 2: secretary 2: Outstanding Student Award l: Mathematics Award 3: band 1, 2, 3: Poem in National Anthology of High School Poetry 3: first prize in W.R.C. essay contest 3: chorus l: junior play 3: senior play 4: office 4: sextet 4: salutatorian FRIEND, MARJORIE General: F.H.A. 3, 4: T.A.B. l, 2, 3, 4: Ram Root- ers l, 2, 3, 4: chorus l, 4: Rampage 4: Rams Roundup 4 GRAHAM, PETER College preparatory: F.F.A. 1: T.A.B. 3: class president 3. 4: football 1, 2, 3, 4: Most Valuable Player Award 3: Most Valuable Lineman Award 3: Agriculture Award 1: junior play 3: senior play 4: Rampage 4: Rams' Roundup 4: Student Council 2, 4 lpresident 4: HALTER, DAVID College preparatory: C.Y.C. l, 2, 3, 4 lpresidentl: class treasurer 1: Mechanical Drawing Award 3: band 1, 2: Rampage editor 4: Rams' Roundup 4 HEADLEY, DOROTHY Commercial: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: chorus 1, 2: T.A.B. 2, 3, 4: Ram Rooters 1, 2, 3, 4: Rampage 4: Rams' Roundup 4 HOFFMAN, DORIS College preparatory: F. T, A. 3: Ram Hooters l, 2, 3, 4: class treasurer 2: Science Award 3: ma- jorette l, 2, 3, 4: chorus 1, 2: Poem in National Anthology of High School Poetry 2: junior play 3: library 2: varsity cheerleader 4: junior varsity cheerleader 3: sextet 1: valedictorian JUILLERET, EDITH College preparatory: T.A.B. 4: Poem in National Anthology of High School Poetry 4: Ram Root- ers l, 2. 3, 4: French Club 4: band l, 2, 3: chorus l: junior play 3: senior play 4: junior varsity cheerleader l, 2 3 JUILLERET, WILLIAM College preparatory: Varsity Club 2, 3: class vice-president 3: Mechanical Drawing Award 3: junior play 3: senior play 4: Student Council treasurer 3: football l, 2, 3, 4: basketball 1, 2,3 KNIGHT, PHILLIP College preparatory: Mechanical Drawing Award 3: Poem in National Anthology of High School Poetry 4: junior play 3 KRUSKIE, DONALD G-eneral: F.F.A, 1, 2. 3, 4: Varsity Club Z, 3. 4: junior play 3: football l. 2. 3, 4: basketball 2: track 2. 3, 4 LA COUNT, ALFORD College preparatory: junior play 3: senior play 4 LAUER, RANDOLPH General: F.F.A. l, 2. 3: football 1, 3. 4: basketball l, 2, 3, 4 LAUER. ROBERT College preparatory: F.F.A. l. Z: Varsity Club 3. 4: basketball l, 2. 3, 4: football l, 2. 3, 4 MARSHALL. HAROLD General: F.F.A, l. 2: Varsity Club 3. 4: Improve- ment Award 3: Poem in National Anthology of High School Poetry 4: basketball 3: football 1. 3, 4: track 1. 3. 4 MATTICK, HERMENIA Commercial: T.A.B. 2. 3. 4: Ram Rooters 2, 3. 4: Rampage 4: Rams' Roundup 4 MEYER, JACK College preparatory: class vice-president 2, 4: Varsity Club secretary 1. 2, 3: Poem in National Anthology of High School Poetry 3: junior play 3: senior play 4: Student Council 2. 4: football 1. 2. 3. 4: basketball l. 2, 3. 4: track 1, 2, 3. 4: baseball l MILLER. DONNA LEE Commercial 1. 2. 3: general 4: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: T.A.B. 1. 2, 3, 4: class vice-president 1: class treasurer 3, 4: senior play 4: Student Council 1: junior varsity cheerleader 2: Ram Rooters l, 2, 3, 4 MOTTOR, ALICE General: C.Y.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Poem in National An- thology of High School Poetry 4: Rams' Round- up 3. 4: Rampage 4: chorus 1, 2 PETERS. NANCY College preparatory: Ram Rooters l, 2, 3. 4: Betty Crocker Award 4: Kiwanis Essay Award 3: Poem in National Anthology of High School Poetry 4: Essay in National High School Essay Anthology 4: chorus 1: Rampage 4: Ram's Roundup 4: junior varsity cheerleader 1, 2. 3 TERPENING. SHARON College preparatory: F.T.A. 3: T.A.B. 2, 3. 4: Ram Rooters l. 2. 3. 4: class secretary 3, 4: Honor Student Award 3: chorus 1: junior play 3: Ram. page 4: Rams' Roundup 3, 4 TIPPETT. MARY BELLE General: Ram Rooters 1. 2, 3. 4: Pep band 3: Student Council l. 3. 4: band l, 2, 3, 4: Poem in National Anthology of High School Poetry l, 3: junior play 3: Rampage 4: Rams' Roundup 4 WAGENSCHUTZ. BARBARA General: F.H.A. 4: C.Y.C. 1. 2, 3. 4: chorus 1. 3. 4: Rampage 4: Rams' Roundup 3. 4 with a lot of fun and hard work . . 1957 JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET-D. Headley. M. Cetas. V. Andrews, 1. Masteau. H. Mattick. MARG'S PARTY-J. Meyer. M. Aldrich, D. Kru- skie, J. Pemberton. D. Barnefiher. SENIOR PLAY BEHEARSALS-CL. to RJ M Cetas, E. Juilleret, J. Meyer, L. Bennington, D. Miller, M. Cassidy. but it was worth it. CL. to RJ D. Miller, L. Bennington, M. Cassidy. A. LaCount, A. Erwin. NO BOYS ALLOWED In spite of disappearing and love struck, girls the seniors with the help of their director, Mr. Rucnavaara and Miss Manz, presented their play, No Boys Allowed , on December 18 and 21 in a typical mixed-up teenage atmosphere. '1'he cast included Mr. Midnight Ka prowlerl, Dean Barnefiherg Rita Baxter Kgiving a slumber partyl, Alice Erwin: Jane Baxter KRita's younger sisterl, Rose Mary Cctusg Victrola fthe Baxter cookl, Edith Juilleret: Fred Dana lin bad with Rital, Jack Meyer: Leroy Doyle, KFred's pall, Bill Juilleret: Edwina Cook CRita's lzest triendl, Donna Miller: Belinda Elliot fRita's rivalj Linda Bennington: Nada Owens la boy-haterl, Margaret Cassidy: Patsy Farrel lwho loved to eatl, Mary Cetas: O'Brien Kan cfficer ct the lawl, Alford LaCount: Keith Garland lFred's rivall, Peter Grahamp Harvey Smith !Keith's Man Fridayl, Allan Allerding: Mrs. Dana fF1'E3Cl'S motherl, Sharon Terpening. SENIORS PEELING POTATOES FOR DOUGHNUT SALE-KL. to RJ D. Hoffman, M. Aldrich, E, Juilleret, A. Mottor, D. Headley, P. T. A.-Mrs. Louis Hoffman, Mr. Louis Hoffman, Mrs. Ward Walsh-om. Mrs. Edward Beer, Mrs. Douglas Jardine. Look at all the fans who' ve cheered the team on to victory. BAND BOOSTERS-IL, to HJ Mrs. L. Hoffman. Mrs. B. Saddison. Mrs. L. Heinz. - 34 ... KINDERGARTEN lMorning Sectionl-Standing: D. Sydow, D. Jessick, N. Wasoski. J. La Count, B. Curnow, G. Ward, J, Marshall, T. Hickman, M. La Count. Seated: T. Oldham, C. Kalbfleish, J. Jerichow. L. Rucnavaara, J. Hall, E. Hathaway, G. Mc Farland, D, Boynton, S. Burley. labsent. D. Greenier, C. Peariso, H. Slocum.J This is the beginning of a long thirteen years. KINDERGARTEN fAfte1'noon Section!-First row: QL. to RJ S. Sterly, B. Wilson. C. McBride, F. Troup. M. Fowler, L. Heynig, G. Backus, G. Verseput, M. Smith, D. Swaclling. Second row: QL. to HJ M. Sanderson, S. Bester, P. Whitaker, D. McKinney, K. Kleinhenz. D. Elliott, Lynn Beer, L, C. Lightfoot, D. Radle. labsent: R. Bester, G. Boynton, E. Halter, R. Marihugh, J. Ward.J -35.. FIRST GRADE-Back, first row: W. Morris, D. Fuller, P. Cummings, P. Geary, G. Tippett, C. Matthews, T. Jardine, C. Kleinhenz, R. Young. D. Marihugh, M. Howell, P. Gokee. Second row: L. Hadle, M. Walker, L. Kruzell. J. Holmes, M. Rosebohm, C. Oldham, J. VanHoven. K. Ward, B. Brainerd, C. Backus, J. Garver. D, Flowers. Third row: E. Holmes, K. Morse, D. Heinz, J. Myers. D. Warner, D, Allerding, G. Vroman, A, Baughman, D. Rhine, J. Waugh. labsent: E Johnston, C. Allerdingl, They start here and learn the fundamentals . . . SECOND GRADE-First row: CL. to RJ J. Kilborn. E. Radle, D. Swadling. M. Kil- patrick, B. Engler, M. Brown, J. Sterly, J, Hathaway, W. Walstrom, N. Bliss, W. Jensen, S. Smith, J. Clairmont. H. Taylor, D. Schlappi. Second row: KL. to HJ M. Burrows, S. Allerding, S. Penney. B. Siuisman, P. Backus, S. Vroman, S. Frye. B. Burley. W. Fuller, R. Mc Guire. R. Cone. D. Rarick. C. Miles. C, Swiss, A. Coveyou. I Third row: D. Schlappi. N. Garver. N. Winterburn, N. Hughey, H. Pedersen. K. Heinz, R. Saddison, T. Pangborn. J. LaCount, D, Rhine, J. Reyner. B. Baker, P. Young, S. Morse. S. Tippett. lAbsent: S. Hasper, P. Moser, C. Hickman, J. Peariso. C. Washburn.J .. 36 .. THIRD GRADE-First row: H. Hall, G. Marihugh, J. Kruzell, J. Peariso, A. Rose- bohm, F. Etiawageshik, J. Sierly, R. Gokee, E. Warner, A. Whitaker, G. Tucker. B. Huonavaara, J. Wright, E. Wagenschuiz. B. Crawford, S. Seamon. R. Besier, J. Graham. Second row: F. Vroman, D. Babcock, J. Gokee, R, Schlappi, C. Ford, D. Johnston. S. Backus, K. Garver, G. Kruzell, C. Mc Farland, L. Troup, S. Morris, L. Mathews, L. Halter, A. Clairmont, K. Baughman. D. Wilson, Third row: Leslie Sayan, Robert Clarke, Jean Hodge, Carol Niswander, Carolyn Cummings, Cynthia Haynes, Nancy Oldham, Violet Berry, Irving Kilptrick, George McDonald. Dennis Tippeit, Andy Ward, Darlene Swadling. Marsha Curnow, Joanne Kruzel, Rosie Moore, and how to work and share things . . FOURTH GRADE-First row: KL. io RJ J. Cole, R. Baker. T. Tippeti, R. Wager, B. Cole. G. Kilborn, J. Hodge, R. Morris, B. Barnefiher, S. Hickman, R. Ward. Second row: KL. to BJ J, Niswander. T. Fuller, K. Hanson, D. Sydow. R. Halter, T. Walker, W. Mc Donald, J. Wasoslci, H. Rhine, B. Washburn, L. Cisco. Third row: KL. io RJ H. Oldham. C. Morse, D. Bowers, S. Bruce, B. Bond, L. Crouterfield, J. Rasmussen. J. Armstrong, J. Allerding. -371 FOURTH and FIFTH GRADES-First row: CL. to RJ L. Niswander, B. Tippett, G. Cook, M. Sayan, D. Cummings, R. Curnow. D. Backus. Second row: CL. to RJ D. Backus, G. McFarland, G, Penoyer, J. Linderman, A. Wil- son, M. Boynton. Third row: CL. to RJ D. Hathaway, R. Morse, T. Moore, J. Cook, C. Verseput, B. B. Pemberton. lA.bsent: D. Allerding, D, Winegarden, S. Ward, S. Pike, D. Cole, D. Washburn, B. Bester.7 for that big victory that awaits those who work for it. FIFTH GRADE-Back row: CL. to RJ J. Squier, J. Niles, O, Hughey. D. Swadling, T. Andrews, E. Gokee, C. Bennington, D. Penney, J. Heinz. Second row: KL, to RJ S. Mathews, L. Arman, W. Holmes, J. Brown, A. Smith, S. Marshall, B. Hathaway, C. Rosebohm, B. Stark, L. Mathews. Third row: KL. to RJ N, Bonter, M. Ford, A. Bower, G. Pangborn, J. Rockwell, L. Hughey, C. Foster, B. Burkwhat, S. Taylor, L. Phillips. KAbsent: J, Juilleret, P. Cease, J. Pangborn.D .- 38 .- SIXTH GRADE-Back row: QL. io RJ D, Pearlso, D. Johnston, R. Ward, L. Bosma, R. Wasoski. B. Hall, B. Kleinhenz, B, McFarland, M. Geary, L. Andrews, F. Wal- strom, F. Heminger, M. Phillips, R. Niswander. Third row: QL. io RJ K. Harper, N. Walker, L. Rosebohm, L. Meyer, B. Washburn, R. Shinn, M. Halter, M. Baker, T. Johnston, M. Rosemeier, M. Coveyou, A. Allerding, M. Baker. Second row: KL. io RJ J. Berry, D. Ward, P. Coonrod. B. Washburn, E. Schlappi, J. Young, D. Maihews, J. Ward, B. Season, S. Baughman, L. Wright, C. Cease, B. Beair, B. Cole. Front row: CL. to RJ S. Washburn, L. Morse, M. McDonald, J. McFarland, K. Greenier, J. Burns, B. Slocum, J. Ward, W. Bennington, B. Ira, D. Crawford. These are the ones who will try SEVENTH GRADE-Back row: KL. to RJ C. Billings, P. Cetas, J. Cole, D. Heinz, S. Graham, M. Tucker, J. Borowski, P. Ranney, M. Heinz. J. Halter. Middle row: lL. io RJ M. Washburn, M, Barnefiher, D. Reyner. M. Penney, A. Sprague, T. Pifer, B. Holmes, T. Alfred, B. Ward, B. Young, L. Washburn. Third row: CL. to RJ K. Ceias, J, Bonter, S. Brainerd, C. Bancroft, D. Backus, G. Ira, D. Paulus, J. Noggle, L. Allerding, A. Gasco. 139- EIGHTH GRADE-Row one: S. Dohm, J. Halter, J. Burdick, H. Kasuske. D. Corey, M. Rockwell, S. Headley, G. Gruenhagen, C. Schlappi, D. Gregory, D. Schlappi. Second Row: J, Taylor, M. Johnson, S. Martin. K. Saddison, D. Gregory, S. Penoyer, D. Terpening, L. Andrews, P. Gokee, S. Erwin, P. Backus. Third Row: M. Johnston, M. Lightfoot, S. McFarland, D. Lightfoot, M, Rosebohm, R. Billiau, J. Crawford, K. Pemberton, J. Barnefiher. Fourrh Row: M. Hughey. J. VanHoven, G. Pamp, D. Juilleret, C. Reyner, G. Siuls- man, W. Warner. to make touchdowns in future games CONSERVATION CLASS--IL. to RJ S. Knight, B. Wightman, B. Phillips, B. Dohm, Mr. Baker linsiructorl. ...40.. After that successful game, let's stop and look at some of the other activities that really keep us jumping. STUDENT COUNCIL-First row: D. Terpening, M. Tippett, J. Burdick, R. Keller, D. Heinz, S. Graham, N. Bliss. Second row: D. Meeker, P, Graham, Mr. Walker, R. Rosemeier, J. Meyer, G. Wells, N. Gilbert. Both of these groups work with the assistant coach. Pete Graham was elected Student Council president by the student body last spring. The other officers are as follows: Gerald Wells. vice-president: Richard Rosemeier, secretary: and Mary Belle Tippett, treasurer. The rest of the members include Jack Meyer, tweltth grade: Ron Keller and Douglas Meeker, tenth grade: N. Gilbert and N. Bliss, ninth grade: Jim Burdick and Diane Terpening, eighth grade: and Donnie Heinz and Steve Graham, seventh grade. We had several meetings throughout the year. We have distributed the con- cessions for the games to the top four grades. OFFICE STAFF-Mr. Walker. A. Erwin, L, Bennington, R. Cetus. M. Cassidy, P. Bradley, R. VanBaarle. -421 CHRISTIAN YOUTH CLUB-First row: KL. to RJ V. Thompson, A. Mottor, R. Mottor, D. Headley, S, Headley, D. Halter, B. Wagenschutz, A. Cole, J. Taylor. Second row: KL. to RJ J. Halter, R. Halter, S. McFarland, S. Martin, P. Gokee. N. Mottor, J. Halter. Some join a wonderful club where everyone is welcome. A float, Kick-off with Christ . was entered in the homecoming parade. A huge white football revolved on a mound of ground hemlock. As it revolved, one read from the football, Kick off With Christ . The float won third prize in the parade. The Christian Youth Club meets on Thursday of each week, at which time we sing songs, have quizzes, and play many different games. Also we have had speakers from various churches in the area to deliver messages from God's Word. The annual Christmas sliding party was held at the home of Mr. Walter Cole. The C. Y. C. alumni, as well as our present members. jonied for a wonderful time of sliding and refreshments. followed by devotions The officers are: president, David Halter: vice- president, Anna Cole: secretary, Virginia Halter: and publicity chairman, Barbara Wagenschutz. The spon- sors are Mr. Lyle Hoover and Mrs. Kenneth Shinn. -43- SLIDING PARTY-QL. to RJ M. Mottor, B. Mottor S. Martin, N. Mottor, S, McFarland, J. Halter, J Cole. RAMPAGE-First row: KL. to RJ H. Matticik, S. Greenier, B. Marihugh, D. Headley, M. Friend, P. Graham, C. Brown. B. Wagenschutz. A, Mottor. M. Cetas, Miss Corey. Second row: IL. to RJ S. Terpening, R. M. Cetus, D. Barnetiher, D, Smith. R. Rein- wand. D. Halter. P. Bradley, S. Dubiel. M. B. Tippett. V. Andrews. They work hard putting out the yearbook. The journalism class worked hard to try to give to the students a bigger and better yearbook than ever before. but also had fun publishing the RAMPAGE. Selling address labels and candy to raise funds for the RAMPAGE was part of our job. We hope this 1958 RAMPAGE will serve as a memorandum to the seniors. a history ot the school year, and will publicize the school and its activities. To Miss Corey, our a.dviser, Mr. Paul Verseput of the Emmet County Graphic. and Mr. Virgil Haynes, our photographer. we would like to say, Thanks. 1958 RAMPAGE STAFF Editor-in-chief ,. ..., .......,..,......... .,,.... .....,..... ...,........ . . ' ,.., Rita Reinwand David Halter Assistant editor ...., ,.........,,,... Copy editor ..,.,v.,...., ..............,,......,, ,,.,. P atsy Bradley Make-up and production manager ...,. Sally Dubiel News editor ,. .,.,. ...,....... .... .,,... ...,V V i rginia Andrews Sports editor ,, Dean Barnefiher Art editor ...... .... S haron Terpening Carol Brown Writer ,,,,.. ..,. Barbara Wagenschutz Peter Graham Reporters .,.....,.,,,... Business manager ,.... ..,, D oris Smith Advertising manager ,.., ,.... H ermenia Mattick Salesmen ..,,.......,,.... ...., ,,,.,,, D o rothy Headley Marjorie Friend Circulation and promotion manager ,. C ..., Mary Belle Tippett Typisis ..,.... .....,,.,,, . . ., .,...,......, .,., ..... . Rosemary Cetus Nancy Peters Photographers .. .s ,...,,, Mary Cetas Alice Mottor Shirley Greenier - 44 .. A RAMS' ROUNDUP-First row: IL. to RJ Miss Corey, R, Saddison, D. Halter. H. Mattick, D. Headley. M. Friend, G. Coveyou, R. Rosemeier, S. Dubiel, B. Wagen- schutz, P. Bradley, A. Mottor, V, Andrews, M. B. Tippett. Second row: KL. to RJ R. Cetus, D. Barnetiher, R. Reinwand, P. Graham, S. Terpen- ing. C, Brown, B. Marihugh. S. Greenier, D. Smith, M. Cetas. They work together putting out the school paper. The RAMS' ROUNDUP was published by the journalism class. consisting of juniors and seniors. with the assistance of Miss Corey. Members of the RAMS' ROUNDUP staff made and sold programs for the homecoming game. Editor-in-chief, Sharon Terpening, assisted by other editors and members ot the journalism class. put out some very fine papers. We, as a member of the Na- tional Scholastic Press Association, received a third class honor rating for the first semester. We exchange papers with twenty-seven other schools, through our exchange editor, Shirley Greenier. From these papers we learned many interesting things about other schools. and their school papers. On Friday, April 18 we attended the North Central Michigan Scholastic Press Conference at Central Michigan College in Mount Pleasant. RAMS' ROUNDUP STAFF Editor-in-chief Assistant editor Society editor . Art editor .. Sports editor ...... Literary editor Exchange editor Advertising manage Circulation manager Reporters Salesmen , ..., . Typists ....,.,,,.,,.....,,.., Y, ,. ,, , ,,.,,.. ...,,,, S haron Terpening 1' ,, Carol Brown Rita Reinwand .. ,, Dean Barnetiher Peter Graham A, .,,. Doris Smith ,, , Shirley Greenier Rosemary Cetus R'chard Rosemeier Mary Cetas Patsy Bradley Alice Mottor Virginia Andrews Marjorie Friend Dorothy Headley Mary Belle Tippett Sally Dubiel Nancy Peters Hermenia Mattick Barbara Wagenschutz David Halter Rosemary Saddison -45 .. LOOKING AT RAM'S ROUNDUP-KL. to RJ M Cassidy. H. Mattick, L. Babcock, A. Erwin. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA--First row: R. LuHellier, J. Bonter. A. Light- foot, G. Ramey, C. Lightfoot, B. Bernhardt, D. Johnston, D. Johnston, R. Backus, F. Kasuske. Mr. Schultheiss. Second row: V. Peterson. K. Backus. F. Warner, D. Whitaker, P, Bernhardt. J. Borowski. D. Bonter, W. Harbus, D. Kruskie. This group is learning to be better farmers. With less than thirty students in F.F.A. this year, our activities have been limit- ed. Our exhibit, Make Safety Ycur Rule, received a gold medal at the Emmet County fair. Later we took the same exhibit to the State Fa'r at Detroit and re- ceived a silver award for second place. In January we entered the exhibit at Mich- igan State for Farmers' Week and received another s'lver award. Throughout the year we have sold popcorn and made welcome signs for the football games. Also we have sold Christmas trees, light bulbs, and garden seeds. We entered two teams in the F.F.A. District contests held in Petoskey. The Demonstration Team received a silver award. The Farm Forum Team received a bronze award for third place. Dan Johnston and Bob Bernhardt represented our chapter at Michigan State University where the state convention was held March 22-26. An annual affair was the F.F.A. Banquet which parents and members attend- ed. At this time outstanding I-'.F.A, members received recognition for their work. Our elected officers for this year are Bob Bernhardt, president: Dan Johnston, vice-president: Eugene Warner, secretary: John Borowski sentinel: and Francis Warner, reporter. ..46... FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA-First row: S. Swadling, B. Cupps, D. Gregory, P. McGuire. M. Lightfoot. C. Billiau, D, Allen, M. Cefas, B. Wagenschuiz D. Headley, M. Friend, A. Greenier, J. Barkley. Second row: F. Andrews. R. Billiau, C, Cetus, L. LuHel1ier, D. Miller, R. VanBaarle S. McDonald. lAbseni: J. Heinz. J. Miller. A. Gasco, Miss Kemp.J They learn how to cook and sew. The F.H.A, officers are: president. Dorothy Allen: vice-president, Rose Mary VanBaar1e: secretary, Arbiutus Greenierg treasurer. Francis Andrews: parliamen- rarian, Carol Billiau: and Pianist, Joanne Heinz. In November the F.H.A. had the officers' initiation. We had a pizza pariy January 15 at 8:00 p.m. in the home economics room. On February 12. the F.H.A. sponsored a chili supper from 6:00 fo 8:00 p.m. in ihe high school cafeteria. 147.- 1 1 TEEN AGE BOOK CLUB-First row: IL. to RJ V. Andrews, E. Stanley, L. Tucker, F. Andrews, P. McGuire. V. Peterson, D. Smith, D, Miller, D. Headley, M. Friend, E. Juilleret. L. Bennington, S. Terpening, S. Heynig. Second row: KL. to RJ Miss Corey, B. Seamon, J. Heinz. J. Bond, M. Babcock, H. Johnston, S. Greenier. M. Cetas, A. LaCount, R. Saddison, M. Ellwanger, D. Wise. man, H. Ward, K. Ira, B. Cetus, S, Squier, P. Cook, R. VanBaarle. The Teen Age Book Club ot Harbor Springs High School is part of a nation- wide organizatlon. We receive many ot the best paperbound books in the special pocket book editions. We had an evening library meeting, and took part in the library week pro- gram at the city library. Officers of our club are Doris Smith, president: Donna Miller, vice-president: and Velda Peterson, secretary-treasurer, Une club learns to read better books, and the other club learns how to talk French. The French Club is comoosed of nine members and our sponsor. Mr. Huonavaara. We sang French carols for the Christmas program which was held for the student body in the auditorium, Our biggest project was sponsoring a French movie direct from Par's. THE CONFESSIONS OF A ROGUE, on Ferbuary 8, 1958. The officers for the French Club this year are: Linda Bennington, president: Kay Ira, vice-president: and Rose Mary Cetus, secretary-treasurer. FRENCH CLUB-A. Erwin, J. Bond. S. Terpening, L, Bennington. E. Juilleret. B. Seamon, K. Ira, R. Cetus, E. Stanley, Mr. Buonavaara. ... 48 .. BEGINNING BAND-First row: fL to RJA. Allerding, T. Johnston, D. Mathews, N. Walker, F, Walstrom, J. Stradtner. A. McDonald, J. Halter. Second row: CL. to RJ M. Coveyou, B. Seamon, R. Shinn, M. Baker, M. Rosemeier, M. Geary, S. Washburn. B, Hall, J. Ward, F. Heminger. Third row: QL. to RJ J. Ward, J. Young, G. Myers, K. Harper, B. Washburn, B. Kleinhenz, W, Bennington, B. Washburn, K. Greenier, S. Cease, L. Wright, M. Baker, M. Phillips, Mr. Jezisek-director. CN. Hoffman, S. Knight, G. Greenier, C. Cetus- Majorettesl. M. Halter. They learn how to make music. JUNIOR BAND-Back row: QI.. to RJ D. Terpening, S. Brainerd. K. Cetas, B. Burk- what, J. Borowski. M. Johnston, J. Bonter, S. Penoyer. D. Backus, L, Allerding, P. Backus, T. Pifer, M. Barnefiher, P. Ranney J. Jezisek, director: K, Saddison. Majorette: D. Gregory, Majorette. Second row: iL. to RJ J. Noggle. W, Warner. K. Pemberton, C. Bancroft, J. Halter, J. Barnefiher. ...49.. SENIOR BAND-First row: CL. to RJ H. Ward. R. Halter, B. Bliss, Second row: KL. to RJ D. Wiseman. L, Burrows. L. Bennington, R. Cetus, S. Garver. V. Peterson. Third row: KL to RJ P. Cook. D. Allen. M. Cetas. J. Heinz, M. Lightfoot, J. Moul- ton. M. A. Ellwanger. S. Squier. J. Burdick. Back row: Majorettes: R. Reinwand. D. Hoffman. P. Bradley. They' re rated the top . . Under the direction of Mr. Jezisek. the senior band began their activities in September with their performances at the football games. Our first show was Childhood Memories at the Onaway game. The band led the homecoming parade and put on The Marriage Show at the half. Our next show was Sports Ca1endar at the East Jordan game. Then we performed our Halloween Show at the Grayling game. Our last show was Frontier Days at the Gaylord game. The band presented its annual winter concert on December 19 in the high school gym. On February 15 we attended the Class C Winter Festival a.t Petoskey. We re- ceived a 2 rating. The band presented a concert for the P.T.A. on April 17. In May we attended the spring festival. There we took part in the parade and played in the mass band performance in the evening. June 8 we played for graduation. This year five members will graduate. They are: Virginia Andrews. Rose Mary Cetus. Mary Cetas. Linda Bennington. and Mary Belle Tippett. -50- Xiifiiiifi SENIOR BAND-First row: KL. to RJ N. Bliss, M. Hahn. M. Tippeti. Second row: iL. io RJ S. Erwin, G. Wells, M. Bruce, B. Wighiman, P. Gokee, A. Howse. Third row: CL. to RJ R. Niswander, V. Andrews, R. Saddison, J. Taylor, Mr. Jezisek -director, V. Thompson. S. Pemberton, G. Pamp, R. Rosemeier, fAbsent: Virginia Halter, Karen Wa1strom.J music makers in school. Ron Niswander with new bass horn purchased by the Band Boosters, -51- BAND WEDDKNG PERFORMANCE AT HOMECOMING GAME- CL. :to RJ V. An- drews, R. Cetus, J. Burdick, D. Hoffman, C. Bancroft, S. Brainerd. P. Bradley, G, Wells. This group plays for the basketball games and pep meetings PEP BAND-First row: H. Ward, D. Wiseman, R, M. Cetus, S. Erwin, G. Wells. Second row: Director R. Rosemeier, R. Niswander, M. Ellwanger, S. Squier, M. Lightfoot. P. Gokee, A.. Hcwse, V. Thompson, P, Ranney. V. Halter. fAbsent: Ruth I-Ia1!er.k -52.- Before we have to sign off, let's look at some activities in which the teams artici- P pate. ...SQ- X. VARSITY FOOTBALL-First row: KL. to RJ H, Marshall, D. Meeker, S. Adams. S. Gokee. T. Burns. Second row: G. Pamp. S. Hoffman. D. Barnetiher. K. Garver. A. Allerding. B, Lauer. R. Clarke. I Back row: D. Kruskie. J. Meyer. R. Lauer. P. Graham, G. Coveyou. D. Alfred. B. Juilleret. Here is our football team. They did a good job for us this year. 39 Onaway 0 0 Boyne City 26 26 Gaylord 13 50 Pellston. 6 15 Mancelona 13 6 Charlevoix 8 This year the Rams had a fine team, winning six and losing two games. They lost the homecoming game to Boyne City. which was rated number one in the state. They also lost to Charlevoix on an extremely cold night with the wind and hail blowing 40 m.p.h. But the Rams had a successful season, capturing second place in the conference. Their backing was great. with large crowds at all the games, The boys showed fine sportsmanship and played good ball throughout the season. The Rams placed seven players on the conference teams with two getting on the first team, three on the second, and two with honorable mention. The players are Jack Meyer, Rich Clarke. Harold Marshall. Bob Lauer. Pete Graham. Bill Juilleret. and Dean Barnefiher. Pete Graham made the all-state team at guard. -54- Coach Charles Paige. and his pretty wife Barbara. happily show excited fans the Regional Trophy. Won when the Harbor team irounced Traverse City St. Francis 63-47 to win the Class C regional crown. This is the team in action. The J. V.'s. under Coach Davis, di:ln't have a very successfull season, but learned the fundamentals of the game and got valuable experience for next year. We had a five game schedule, but couli only play three because of the Asiatic flu that bothered all the teams this year. Our schedule was: Harbor Springs-6 East Jordan-32 Harbor Springs-7 Pellston-21 Harbor Springs-6 Boyne City-36 Harbor Springs Mancelona.-Cancelled Harbor Springs Gaylord-Cancelled Some of these players will be playing varsity hall next fall: Jim Hill, Francis Lauer, Art Myers. Ken Backus, Rod Backus, Tom Burns. Roger Gretka, Roger Lasley, Norm Terpening, Pat Bernhardt, Jim Bonter, Jerry Brown, Tom Cassidy, Jan Coveyou, Nick Stringer, and Ward Verseput. -.551 QUEEN AND COURT-CL. to HJ J. Heinz: N. Gilbert: Queen, R. Reinwand: L. Bennington. Look at the lovely queen, her charming court, and the prize winning float HOMECOMING This year we had as our charming queen. Rita Reinwand, junior. Her attractive court consisted of Linda Bennington, Joanne Heinz. and Nancy Gilbert. The juniors received top honors with their float, Harbor Will Erupt Tonight . The queen and her court led the parade, followed by floats, the Harbor Springs bands, and the Boyne City band. Boyne City beat Harbor Springs 26-0. JUNIOR FLOAT: HARBOR WILL ERUPT TONIGHT -W. Hahn, G. Moulton, B. Fowler. ....56.. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-CL. to RJ V. Peterson, R. Reinwand. D. Hoffman, L. Bennington. This year we had two seniors as varsity cheerleaders, Linda Bennington and Doris Hoffman: also two juniors, Velda Peterson and Rita Reinwand. Linda has been on the varsity for three years. This was Doris's first year. This was also Rita's first year, and Velda's second. We practiced every Thursday night or whenever we could get together. Our thanks go to the Athletic Department for buying our new cheerleading skirts and also to Miss Andrews, our sponsor, for putting in her time and effort to help us cheer better. All helped to make up new motions and yells, and to lead our team to victory. They really keep the fans cheering at the games. The junior varsity cheerleaders are Judy Moulton, Leta Swiss, Carol Gokee. Nancy Gilbert, and Sue Garverg tour freshmen and one sophomore. The girls cheer- ed at their first game, homecoming. and at most of the pep meetings. They also cheered at the tournaments for the first time. They bought their own sweaters tor the basketball season and have done well in their cheering. They practiced after school whenever possible. They would like to express their appreciation to Miss Andrews for helping them with the cheers and at the games. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS--S. Garver, J. Moulton, N. Gilbert, L. Swiss, G. Gokee, ..57-- BAM ROOTERS-First row CL. to RJ M. Tippett, S, Terpening, P. McGuire, S. G-reenier, B. Marihugh, D. Headley, M. Friend, M. Cetas. Second row: CL. to RJ D, Smith, E. Juilleret, R. Reinwand, H. Cetus, K. Ira, M. Cassidy, L. Babcock, A. Erwin, B. Bliss, L. Bennington, V. Peterson, D. Hoffman, N. Peters. Third row: L. to RJ Miss Andrews lsponsorl, C. Brown, N, Hoffman, S. Knight, M. Hahn, N. Bliss, H. Mattick, P. Bradley, C. Gokee, S. McGuire, E. Stanley, L. Swiss. V. Andrews. Fourth row: CL, to RJ D. Miller. J. Bond, S. Heynig, S. Gatver, B. Wightman, J. Kaniarz, J. Moulton, S. Squier, R. Saddison, M. Ellwanger, P. Cook, B. A. Seamon. These girls serve the boys lunches after football and basketball games. The Ram Rooters have done a fine job for our schcol. They have decorated the goal posts during the football season and served cocoa and sandwiches to our and the visiting team after the football and basketball games. We have had many compliments for doing this, from our school and from the visiting schools. In De- cember we had a Christmas cookie sale. The officers for the Ram Rooters are: Bonnie Bliss, president: Velda Peterson, vice president: Mary Belle Tippett, secretary: and Rita Reinwand, treasurer. Pins were awarded to the seniors who have been in the club for four years. They are: Sharon Terpening, Nancy Peters, Mary Belle Tippett, Patsy Bradley, Vir- ginia Andrews, Edee Juilleret, Rose Mary Cetus, Margaret Cassidy, Alice Erwin, Linda Bennington. Doris Hoffman, Betty Marihugh, Marjorie Friend, and Doro- thy Headley. PEP ASSEMBLY-Miss Andrews. Coach Paige. Mr. Davis. -58- VARSITY BASKETBALL-S. Gokee. T. Burns. G. Moulton. R. Clarke. B. Fowler. D. Barnefiher, J. Meyer, P. Graham. B. Lauer, R, Lauer, K. Garver. A. Allerding. Coach Paige. Mgrs. G. Pamp. J. VanHoven. We can surely be proud of this team. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Harbor Springs-50 Harbor Springs--61 Harbor Spirngs-71 Harbor Springs-57 Harbor Springs-51 Harbor Springs-62 Harbor Springs--54 Harbor Springs-71 Harbor Springs-59 Harbor Springs--54 Harbor Springs-55 Harbor Springs-52 Harbor Springs-49 Harbor Springs-57 Harbor Springs-58 St, Francis-83 Gaylord-65 Mancelona-59 Boyne City-58 Pellston-30 East Jordan-42 St. Francis-45 Grayling-47 Charlevoix-39 Gaylord-50 Mancelona-50 Boyne City-53 Pellston-45 East Jordan -32 Charlevoix-51 The Rams had trouble at the beginning of their but they ended the season in second place with a 12-5 record by one point. first six ball games. and losing three games The boys were noted for their cool heads and fine sportsmanship on and off the floor. They received many compliments and letters from friends and strangers saying that our sportsmanship and attitude was among the finest they had ever SEED. The Rams placed three men on the All-Conference team: Ken Garver, Pete Graham. and Rich Clarke, also made the third A11-State team. -59 JUNIOH VARSITY BASKETBALL-KL. to RJ G. Stutsman. Mgr. N. Terpenmg K Backus, T. Burns, T. Miller. J. Brown. J. Bonter. Coach Davis. R. Badle, A Terrian R. Bruce. F. Lauer, D. Meeker. W. Verseput The Junior Varsity tried without luck. 27 St. Francis 33 23 Gaylord 83 20 Mancelona 52 28 Boyne City 49 22 Pellston 35 10 St: Ignace 54 11 East Jordan 55 23 Grayling 40 22 27 20 30 Charlevoix 52 Gaylord 64 Mancelona 43 Boyne City 52 Pellston 48 East Jordan 51 Grayling 51 Charlevoix 51 ,The Little Hams were a very inexperienced team when they began the year Even though they lost all their games, they gained much experience. Everyone knows it is hard to play on a losing team. But the boys sho.ved good spirit and Iine sportsmanship. We're sure that in a few years they will have a very fine team. -50- SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS-First row: P. Graham, J. Meyer. R. Clarke. S. Gokee. Second row: R. Lauer, A, Allerding. B. Lauer. D. Barnefiher. They finished a great season as district and regional champs HARBOR SPRINGS vs. ST, FRANCIS GAME-fL. io RJ G. Coveyou, K. Garver, R. Clarke. B. Lauer, P. Graham. -51-- TOURNAMENTS 77 Charlevoix 65 59 T. C. St. Francis 47 56 Boyne City 41 57 Crystal Falls 50 61 Gaylord 48 43 Muskegon Christian 50 Tournament time was extremely exciting this year with the Rams taking the district championship for the first time in sixteen years. Boyne City beat us twice during the year by one point, but in the district finals the Rams whipped the Ram- blers 56-4l. Then they went on to be beaten only in the semi-finals by Muskegon Christian. The fans were wonderful to the team and showed more spirit than even the A class schools. After the district tournament, the men teachers received butch hair cuts and the lady teachers dyed their hair red. When we won the Regional, the junior girls tinted their hair silver and the senior girls dyed their hair orange and black. There were large celebrations in the streets, where a iuke box was blaring rock and roll tunes and the old as well as the young danced, yelled, and set oft fire' crackers until 2 a.m. The town bought us many steak dinners. There was a huge crowd, two bands, fire engines, and convertibles waiting when we came from Lansing. The fans showed they were still proud of the Champs of the North: The Rams, These boys made a real team playing together. Following the victories which gave the Harbor Rams District and Regional Basketball Tournament titles. the Athletic Association and Harbor Springs businessmen sponsored Victory Dinners tor the team, managers and coaches at the Par-4 Club. -52- HEGIONAL BASKETBALL TROPHY-CL. to RJ T. Burns, J. Meyer, R. Clarke, D. Barnefiher, R. Lauer, P. Graham, B. Lauer, K. Garver, A, Allerding, Coach Paige, G. Moulton, S. Gokee. This great team put Harbor Springs in the headlines. Rich Clarke, Pete Graham, and Ken Garver were honored at the close of the basket- ball season by being named to the All-Conference team of the Northern Michigan Class C league. -63- REGIONAL TOURNAMENT GAME-Harbor vs. T.C, St. Francis: KL. to RJ D Barnefiher. R. Clarke. P. Graham. K. Garver. A. Allerding. Their fans even dyed for them. Loyal fans that backed the Rams io the semi-finals, -54- TRACK-Standing: CL. to RJ K, Garver, D. Johnston, B Fowler D Alfred B Cole J. Coveyou. J. Bonter, T. Burns, P. Knight, Coach Davis Kneeling: iL. to RJ B. Niswander, H, Radle, B. Bernhardt These boys try to outrun other teams The track team this year had a very short and cramped schedule with nme meets in five weeks, and all of them away. There also was an intramural meet April 15 for the benefit of the students who cou1dn't see the away meets April April April May May May May May May 17 24 29 8 10 15 17 19 24 Grayling at Grayling Pellston. Gaylord, East Jordan at Petoskey Conference Meet at Petoskey St. Francis at Petoskey Central Michigan Relays at Mount Pleasant Mancelona and Gaylord at Gaylord Regional at Traverse City Petoskey Relays at Petoskey State Meet at Lansing -35- 1 P' The G.A.A. has the prettiest team in school It takes a lot of coordination to be a good skier. SKI TEAM-Standing: IL. io RJ R. Niswander, W. Verseput, G. Wells, E. Beer B. Chaiiaway. S. Erwin, C. Bates, N. Hoffman, A. Kennedy, L. Hewitt, A. Allerding L, Wells, D. Baies, F. Bond. Kneeling: KL. to RJ J. Stradiner, F. Walsirom, B. Bond, J. Chatiaway, L. Crouter- ficld, P. Hanney. .. 55 -. These sponsors have made it possible to broadcast this game to you. We wish to thank them for their sportsmanship. Adams 56 to 51.00 Store Ann Heinz Brock-Eckel Pharmacy C, Wager 8: Son Carl McKinney Chicken Basket City Grocery Clarence Greenier D. J. Moore Coal Company Dena's Wave Shop Dr. Sanders Frye Earl's Barber Shop East End Store Emmet County State Bank Erwin's Drug Store Gamble Store Harbor Springs Grange Harbor Dairy Bar Harbor Gun Shop Haynes Photography Shop Holidays' Harbor Springs Taxi Hoveys' Drug Store Linehan's News Stand Mac's Grocery Matthews-Hall Agency Parrow Plumbing Peters' Grocery Petoskey Bus Station Petoskey Cigar Company Snack Bar Squier Electric Shop Standard Service Station Walrond, Friend, and Cassidy Walter E. Gilbert Agency ,.,itli?5I BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTS SU-IEDL RAMPAGE STAFF--KL. to RJ D. Barnefiher, R. Reinwand, Tippett. M. Cetas, D. Halter. H. Mattick, V. Andrews, S. Dubiel, D. S. Terpenmg M Smith P Bradley We, the Journalism Class of 1958, have enjoyed broadcasting this year' s Rampage x SUI v . 9 I 'fC so ,V fra ,4- Y in A! UIQ 'iw 'Q 5' Q -51. if ' 4 'Lx' Us PASSED. BUT NOT FORGOTTEN Virginia Andrews Our last glances backward find Of all the problems we had to face Memories filled beyond capacity in Nothing could ever take their place. We looked to the older ones so fair: Now it's younger ones who are a bit shaken At seeing us standing as if on air. With all the privileges we have taken. For some, the biggest thrill is yet to come. Hard work we did. to see our treasure grow. Although hard work and studying were not for Many thought it fun, and justly so. With proud hearts and happy years behind. Our goals we'll hope to find. -59.- our minds. SOITIE . .I. .., -. QR, 5, Y, - Y. . , 'fxgr j7? ' . . . I 1. , . , I 1'.1,'- .I - 4-.' I,:. 1. . ' .y,-rg-.51 II--: , , 4 , 1 - f.?'1 f.Lj Q I -i. '2JlL 'fj6-,A .1... .4- I.. 5.q4.- . .2'C.1'.'Z'E- ' ' 4 - - .2 . q4.-4s,.-,. -- V .v 4--1' . Lf' - .. .1 V-I1.gfafg' - V 44.1.1 .5 A 4 A -44-if f ' .. . y. fp. 4 1 .::,-5. ,.... ..... .1 54 .Q 'J '. -. 4'.,1ff'f'7-' . ' 317-?.u . 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