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

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' 'L-...Ja 1.2- mn Q 'WW' 'A 'T xg , I Harbor Springs High School I -1- Foreword This l959 edition of the RAMPAGE has been published with but one objective: to capture a year between its covers. While we know that life at Harbor High is a multitude of realities which are too intangible to be related in black and white, perhaps in some small way we can preserve the friendships which we all hold so dearly. lf this book can bridge the past and bring to mind the year just gone by, it will have served its purpose, Our theme is you the student, your activities, and your memo- ries. x 5 54 S+' 61' s. , ff- ,4- v I -3 Mg S' 4 S ,. 4' x J' s ails -3- DEDICATION si .Q set' if vsgs giv Tj E , Mr. William Wilde Scientist To Mr. William Wilde and Mr. Charles Paige we wish to express our sincere appreciation. Al- though Mr. Wilde was not with us this year, because he received a scholarship to the University of Mich- igan to work toward his master's degree, we haven't forgotten his ever-present smile and willingness to help. Since he came. our science department has been built up eonsideraby. New equipment has been pur- chased and many more students have taken science courses. Many of these students who became very interested in science under his leadership, are al- ready training for or are planning to enter science lv ssl. fi Mr. Charles Paige Coach careers. We also wish to thank him for his help and advice as our class sponsor for three years. We will best remember Mr. Paige for the great job he has done with our athletic department. Through his teaching of sportsmanship, his inspira- tion, and his encouragement, our school athletic teams have improved immensely. Because of all they have done for our school. we would like to award to Mr. William Wilde and Mr. Charles Paige, the highest honor that is in our power to bestow: the dedication of the 1959 RAM- PAGE. EX We -4- Are Friendly LJ HW We Are Sportsmanlike -7- W We are -W., Q 4 Q ' z f?f H em . We are -10... Harbor High Students. TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword ....., Dedication .. ....,, ,. Student Activities ..,..w t......,. Administration and Faculty ..... School Personnel .... ......,.... . .. Senior High Classes ....... Seniors ....... . , Juniors ..,..., . Sophomores . ,, Freshmen .,.................,.,,...,.,......... Junior High and Elementary Classes ....... Eighth Grade ......a,.... .v..,..,.,..,,,....,., ....... ..,........ .....r. ,................ Seventh Grade ,,.........,,...............,...,.......w.....................,,,........... .....r...........r... ..,.... .... Mrs. I-Ieminger's Sixth Grade, Mrs. Ingraham's Fifth and sixth Grades 2 3 4-11 13-17 .. 18 19-41 19-30 31-34 35-38 39-41 42-49 .. 43 44 Mrs. Angell's Fifth Grade, Mrs. Friend's Fourth Grade ..,..... .... .........,... ......... 4 5 Mrs. Gridley's Fourth Grade, Mrs. Bathke's Third Grade ......... ....... .....,..r 4 6 Mrs. Stradtner's First Second, and Third Grades .........,..,. .,....,.... . .. . Mrs. Stradtner's First, Second and Third Grades, Mrs. Miller's Second Grade 47 Mrs. Roe's First Grade, Morning Kindergarten ..,................ ....... .......................,.. . 48 Afternoon Kindergarten, Elementary Building Staff ..,... RAMPAGE Staff ., ..,.... ...............,..........................,........... RAM'S ROUNDUP Staff ,......... .... Office Staff and Student Council .....,. 49 50 51 52 Clubs and Activities ..,,,....... .,...,.. . . .... 53-62 Future Farmers of America ,.... ,..,.,.... ..,........... ..... 54 Future Homemakers of America ...,.,... .......,.......... ..,.. 5 5 Teen Age Book Club and Christian Youth Club ....... ..... 5 6 Pep Club and French Club .,.,.,............ .........,....,.,. . ..... 5 7 Beginnng and Junior Bands .............,....,,. Girl's Vocal Ensemble and Tri-Hi-Y .....,,,. 59 Senior Band ..,..........,................................ , ,....... 60-61 Homecoming ..... . ...... 62 Sports ....,..,................,.,,......,.. ..,.,,...................................... ....... 63 - 71 Varsity Football ......,....... .. ........,....................., ,. 64, 66 Junior Varsity and Football and Basketball ........ Varsity and Junior Cheerleaders ........,..........,.... Varsity Basketball ,........ .......,........,......... J.J.V. and Junior High Basketball ,..,. 'hack and Ski Teams ..............,,........ Donors ..,... ,........,. ,....,,,.. ...... - 12 - I 65 67 68, 70 71 72 School Personnel M. Phillips, J. Matthews, J. Bond, J. Clarke, T. Cummings. Board of Education and Superintendent The Board of Education is the body which formulates school policies. It works with the superintendent in selecting teach- ers, and is responsible for the school facil- ities and finances. Through its efforts, we will have a new gymnasium and addtional classrooms next year. Principals School Secretary The school secretary keeps al school records. She is in charge of lockers, the book store, the hot lunch program. all office work for the superintendent, and the school payroll. The principals supervise teachers, have charge of discipline, present student sug- gestions to the Board, and guide students in their many decisions. In addition. they both teach. Mrs. Stradtner is an elementary teacher and Mr. Walker teaches trigonom- etry and eighth grade geography. and is the student council adviser. W fi Mr. William C. Walker, B.S., M.A., Michigan Qtatc Mrs. Robert Armstrong, Northwestern University, Universtiy, high school principal: Mrs. Vern Stradtner B.S., Northern Michigan College of Education, elementary principal: Mr. Leonard J. Van Hoven, A.B., M.A Uni versity of Nebraska, superintendent. Mr. Donald Aylesworth received his B.S. degree from Western Michigan University. Ile is our speech correction teacher. ,.,.,. ew ' ' lg , ...,,, f ,W ,, e Mr. Edward Beer, our commer- cial instructor, received his B.S. degree from Ferris Institute. He is also our ski coach. Miss Joyce Baker received her B. S. degree from Boston Univers- ity. She is our girls' physical edu- cation and seventh grade science teacher, and directs the cheer- leaders and the pep club. These Are The People Miss Lois Jane Corey received her B.A. and M.A. degrees from Michigan State University. She teaches English ten, eleven, and twelve, speech, journalism. directs the girl's ensemble, and sponsors the T.A.B. Club. -15- Mr. William T. Baker received his B.A. degree from Western Michigan University and his M.A. degree from the University of Michigan. He teaches social science eleven and twelve, and is also the conservation instructor and athletic director. Mr. Ivan S. Davis II received his B.S. degree from Central Michigan College. Ile is our education and seventh and eighth grade math. instructor. l I Mrs. .Ioseph Jezisek received her BA. degree from Michigan State University and her M.A. degree from the University of Minnesota. She teaches seventh and eighth grade English. and directed the senior play. Mr. Joseph .lezsek received his B.S. degree from Michigan State University. He teaches music, seventh and eighth grade history, and directs our bands. Who Instruct Us Q 'Mg .llfWQQfl'w fri wi Miss Wilmetta Kemp received her ILS. degree from Ball State Teachers' College. She teaches home economics, and sponsors our chapter of-the Future Homemakers of America. Mr. Charles L. Paige received his B.S. degree from Eastern Michigan College. He is our head football and basketball coach. He is also the seventh grade geography and mechanical draw- ing instructor. Q.. M' 1 . . 1 . 4 r ,. Mr. Laurice Ruonavaara re- ceived his B.A. degree from Mich- igan State University. He teaches French, and English 8, 9, and 10. Mr. Raymond Titkemeyer re- ceved his B.S. degree from Michi- gan State University. He teaches agriculture, and sponsors the Future Farmers of America. Mr. Allen Scheck received his B.A. degree from Michigan State University. He teaches industrial arts. Mr. Clifford Sjogren received his B.S. degree from Central Michigan College and his M.A. degree from the University of Michigan. He teaches world history and is our guidance counselor and J. V. basketball coach. And Supervise Our Studies. Mr. Paul Wiegerink received his A.B. degree from Hope College. He teaches general math., algebra, geometry, and is 0-ur assistant football and head track coach. -171 Mr. Thomas Wolf received his B.S. degree from Ferris Institute. He teaches general science, bi- ology, and physics. Bus Drivr-rs-A. Klnss, I. Davis, C. Allmwling. W. Cook, E. B01-r. J. Jezisf-k. Nurfu-Miss K. Warner Librarian-Mrs. C. Brown Custodians-R. Kncislcy, W. Corey, C. Hall Cooks-Mrs. J. Luettjohann, Mrs. C. Ward P.T.A. Officers-Mr. W. Gilbert. Mrs. W. Wal strom, Mrs. D. Jardine, Mrs. E. Beer, Mrs. G Myers. Seniors SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-T. Burns, presidentg S. Gokee, vice-president: D. Smith, secretary: R. Niswander, treasurerg K. Garver, student council representative. We, the senior class, We the senior class of 1959, led by our capable officers: Terry Burns, president: Sam Gokee, vice-president, Doris Smith, secretary: Ron Niswander, treasurer, and Ken Garver, student council representative, have finally reached our goal. During the past school year we have made and spent money in many ways. We had concessions at football and basketball rim? . games, a senior play, Desperate Am- brose . and a doughnut sale. Writing themes and a term paper for sociology kept us busy much of the year. On May 31 we attended baccalaurate. Our final triumph came on June 7 at 2:00 o'clock when we marched on to our gradua- tion. After the speaker. Mr. Paul Griffeth. delivered a stirring address. we got our diplomas. 'lx 33 MJ- STEVE ADAMS No man can be a patriot on an empty stomach. CBrannD 35551 ,K .I .IEANNE BARKLEY As merry as the day is long. QShakespeareJ DOROTHY ALLEN FRANCIS ANDREWS Her paths are ways of pleasant- I like long walks, especially when ness and all her paths are peace. they are taken by people who CProverbs 111:16J annoy me. fAllenJ have worked hard, ROBERT BERNHARDT My idea of an agreeabe person is a person who agrees with me. 1DisraeliD -21- 1 gs BONNIE BLISS Tho fairest garden in her looks and in her mind the wisest books. 4CowleyJ CAROL BROWN Do you not know I am a woman? When I think, I must speak. fShakespeareD JOHN BOROWSKI Men of few words are the best men. fShakespearel and striven for our goal, ANNA COLE Still waters run deep. 4English Proverb? PAULINE COOK How sweet and fair she seems to be. tWallerl TERRY BURNS I know I'm one of Nature-'s little kings. tDavicsl l GEORGE COVEYOU Saying is one thing, and doing is another. tDe Montaigne? MARYANN ELLWANGER Smile with an intent to do mis- chief. CBurtonJ SAM GOKEE Well, if I cannot change a thing, at least I'll make an awful fuss. iMcCannl WILLIS FOWLER I have hardly ever known a mathematician who was capable of reasoning. tPlato7 is KENNETH GARVER l'd do great things and show the world-except it's so much work! CMcCannl which we have now reached. ARBUTUS GREENIER I can resist everything except temptation. 4WildeJ 1231 SHIRLEY GREENIER There is sure reward for faithful silence. tlioraceb RUTH HALTER There is no substitute for hard work. iEdisonl 1 I WALTER HARBUS VOX! sAvg,s,,:- -. I? 'Q'1vgo91ii. T 7- i'f, ti2 xiii? 3 :SQ- f s'Q1?5f','-fi 'zhig I 3 e A 1141? 5 There is nothing I love as much Look you, I am the most concern- 85' 1 ARNOLD HOWQE as a good fight. iRooseveltJ ed in my own interests. lTerenceJ Despite the many trials and stumbling blocks, WSTANLEY HUFFMAN I rise from bed the lirst thing in the morning not because I am dissatisfied with it. but because I cannot carry it with me during thc day. tMyeJ DAVID JOHNSTON I grow old learning something new every day. lSolonJ -24- ROBERT JOHNSTON A big book is a big nuisance. CCallmachusJ zmizi. ADA LaCOUNT ALVIN LIGHTFOOT Leave-takings are but wasted sad- l've taken my fun where I've ness. Let me pass out quietlyf' found it. CKiplingD Ueromeb there were many enjoyable EDWARD MEYER There was never a saint with red hair. CRussian Proverbi GARY MOULTON No one knows what he can do till he tried. fSyrusJ .-05- SHARON MCDONALD Fond of fun as fond can be. lSayersJ days i RON NISWANDER Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition. fForgyJ 'Gentlemen prefer blends. JERROLYN PHILLIPS RICHARD ROSEMEIER Show me a hero and I will write QLoos7 you a tragedy. lFitzgeralflJ ROSEIVIARY SADDISON My true love hath my heart, and I have his. iSidneyJ which we will always cherish. DORIS SIVIITII SARA SQUIER Lm e conquers all. fvirgilr Pure as an angel. sweet as love. fTaIleyrand-Perigordl .. 26 - ROSEMARY VanBAARLE I feel so thrillingly alive and filled with glee, it's strange to think that years ago, there wasn't any me! QMcCann7 'GARY WARD HELEN WARD GERALD WELLS I laugh at myself and the fool A blush is beautiful, but some- Early to bed and early to rise things I do, so I don't mind a bit if times inconvenient iGoldoniJ makes a man healthy wealthy you laugh too. fMcCannJ and wise. iFranklml Now we will face new horizons, as we go out into the world. DORA WISEMAN If you stop to be kind, you must swerve often from your path. 4WebbJ Pictures not availabe: WGARY BONTER YCURTIS LIGHTFOOT BETTY MARIHUGH iNet graduating in June 1959 Curtain Call Hula Hoop Craze Ain't Love Grand? Senior Rag Dolls Speech Class? Retired Actors' Party ...23... Senior Directory ADAMS, STEVEN College preparatory: football 3 ALLEN, DOROTHY General :F.I-I.A. 2,3: F.T.A. 2: Rams' Roundup 4: Rampage4 ANDREWS, FRANCIS College preparatory: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: T.A.B. 1, 2, 3, 4: Rampage 4: Rams Roundup 4: junior play 3: girls' basketball 4 BARKELY, JEANNE College preparatory 1, 2, 3: general 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: T.A.B. 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 2: F.H.A. 3: Theta Rho 2: senior play 4: Rams' Roundup 4: Rampage 4: Hi-Y 4 BERNHARDT, ROBERT General: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 tpresident 3, reporter 43: football 3, 4: basketball manager 4: track 1, 2, 3, 4: class treasurer 2: class president 3: senior play 4: Rams' Roundup 4: F.F.A. poultry award 1, 2, 3,: outstanding senior agriculture award 4: State Farmer Degree 4: Graphic reporter 4 BLISS, BONNIE College preparatory: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 tvice- presdent 1, secretary 2, president 3, 43: T.A.B. 1, 2 Kvice-president 23: F.T.A. 2: Student Council 4 Cpresident 43: Theta Rho 1, 2, 3, 4: Homecoming court 1: junior play 3: senior play 4: office staff 4: Rams' Roundup 4: Rampage 4: band 1, 2, 3, 4: chorus 2: scholarship award 1: outstanding student award 3: DeMolay Sweetheart 2: Senior Carnival queen candidate 2: salutatorian BROWN, CAROL College preparatory: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 5: T.A.B. 1, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A 2: Hi-Y 4: Theta Rho 1, 2, 3: varsity cheerleader 1: JV cheerleader 2: class secertary 1: Rams' Roundup 3, 4 :editor 43: junior play 3, senior play 4: office staff 4: poems pub- lished in Nat'l Anthology of High School Poetry 2, 3: Rampage 3, 4: summer journalism course at M.S.U. 3 BOROWSKI, JOHN General: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 :sentinel 3, 43: Varsity Club 1, 2, 4: football 1, 2, 3, 4 fco-captain 43 BURNS, TERRY College preparatory: Pep Club 4 ttreasurer 43: F.T.A. 2: Varsity Club 1, 2, 4: Student Council 2: Hi-Y 4 fpresident 43: basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: football 1, 2, 3, 4 Ceo-captain 43: track 1, 2, 3, 4: class presi- dent 4: senior play 4: junior play prompter 3: Rams' Roundup 4: Rampage 4: Senior Carnival king candidate 3: bowling 2: Graphic reporter 4 COLE, ANNA Commercial: C.Y.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 fvice-president 3, pianist 43: T.A.B. 3, 4: F.ll.A. 1: Homecoming Court 4: class secretary 3: junior play 3: senior play prompter 4: Rams' Roundup 4: Rampage 4: bookkeeping award 2: scholarship award 3: Em- met County Dairy Princess COUI1 4: cafeteria work 1, 2, 3, 4: chorus 4 COOK, PAULINE Commercial: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: T.A.B. 1, 2, 3, 4: office staff 4: Rams' Ronudup 4: Rampage 4: band 1, 2, 3: chorus 2, 4: Emmet County Dairy Princess Court 3, 4: junior play prompter 3 COVEYOU, GEORGE College preparatory: Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Varsity Club 1, 2, 4: Student Council 1, 2 Cvice-president 1, secretary-treasurer 23: DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4: football 1, 2, 3, 4, bowling 1, 2: junior play 3: Ram's Rmmd- up 3, 4: Rampage 3, 4: band 1: journalism award 3 ELLWANGER, MARYANN College preparatory: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 4 secretary 43: T.A.B. 1, 2, 3, 4: band 1, 2, 3, 4: P011 band 2, 3, 4: F. T A. 2 :president 23: Hi-Y 4: bowling 2: junior play 3: senior play 4: Rampage 4: Rams' Roundup 4: outstanding student award 1, 2: citi- zenship award 2: English award 2: Kiwanis essay award 2: N.C.'l'.E. award candidate 3 FOWLER, WILLIS College preparatory: Varsity Club 2, 4: football 2, 4: basketball 1, 3, 4: track 3, 4: bowling 2: senior play 4: Varsity Club treasurer 4 GARVER, KEN General: class vice-president 1: football 2, 3, 4: basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Ccaptain 43: All-Conference Team 3, 4: Bowing 2: track 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 1, 2, 4 lpresident 43:: Rams' Roundup 4: Ram- page 4: Student Council 1, 4: junior play 3: Pep Club vice-president 4: football honorable mention 4 GOKEE, SAM General: Varsity Club 1, 2, 4: baseketball 1, 3: industrial arts award 3: most improved student award 3: class president 1, 2: vice-president 4: Student Council 4: Rampage 4: Rams' Roundup 4: Senior Carnival king 1 -29- GREENIER, SHIRLEY General: Pep Cub 1, 2, 3: T.A.B. 1, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 2: Rams' Roundup 3, 4: Rampage 3, 4: journalism award 3 GREENIER, ARBUTUS College preparatory: Pep Club 1, 2: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 1 secretary 2, 33: Theta Rho 1: office staff 4: Ram- page 4: Rams' Roundup 4: band 1, 2: Emmet County Dairy Princess Court 4 HALTER. RUTH College preparatory: T.A.B. 1, 2, 3 Csecretary 1, 23: F.T.A. secretary 2: C.Y.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 tsecretary 2, pianist 1, 3, president 43: office staff 4: Ram- page 4: Rams' Roundup 4: band 1, 2, 3, 4: pep band 1, 2, 3, 4: scholarship award 1, 2, 3: courtesy award 2: bookkeeping award 3: valedictorian HARBUS, WALTER General: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: football 4 HOWSE, ARNOLD College preparatory: band 1, 2, 3, 4 tvice-president 23: football 2, 4: pep band 1, 2, 3, 4: orchestra 1, 2: Varsity Club 4: DeMolay 3, 4: senior play 4 HUFFMAN, STANLEY General: Varsity Club 1, 2, 4: DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4: football 1, 2, 3, 4: track 2, 3, 4: basketball 1, 2: junior play 3: most improved football player 2 JOHNSTON, DAVID General: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 ttreasurer 43: track 1, 2, 3 JOHNSTON. DANIEL General: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 tsecretary 1, reporter 3. president 43: basketball 2 LIGHTFOOT, ALVIN General: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 tsecretary 1, reporter 3, president 43: basketball 2 McDONALD, SHARON General: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 fparliementarian 13: Pep Club 1, 2, 3: chorus 1 MEYER, EDWARD General: football 1, 2, 4 MOULTON, GARY General: Varsity Club 2, 4 tsecretary 43: football 2, 4: basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: track 3, 4: senior play 4: Graphic reporter 4: Rampage 4: Rams' Round- up 4: F.F.A. 1, 2: DeMolay 2 NISWANDER, RONALD College preparatory: band 1, 2, 3, 4 fband presi- dent 43: Solo and Ensemble Festival 4: track 3, 4: football 4: ski team 3: bowling 1, 2: Varsity Club 4: DeMolay 3, 4: pep band 1, 2, 3, 4: senior Play 4: PHILLIPS, JERROLYN College preparatory 1, 2, commercial 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2: T.A.B. 1, 2, 3: F.T.A. 2: Theta Rho 1, 2, 3: office staff 4: band 1, 2 ROSEMEIER, RICHARD College preparatory: F.T.A. 2 Kvice-president 23: Student Council 3 lsecretary 33: football 4: basket- ball 2: junior play 3: senior play 4: Rampage 3, 4 Cedltor 43: Rams' Roundup 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: pep band 2, 3, 4: English award 3: Jolnmallsm award 3: Canadian exchange student 1: poem pub- lished in Nat'1 Anthology of High School Poetry 3: JJV coach 4 SADDISON, ROSEMARY Commercial: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: T. A. B. 1, 2, 3, 4: Theta Rho 1, 2, 3: F.T.A. 2: junior play 3: band 1, 2, 3, 4: Rams' Roundup 3, 4: Rampage 3, 4: chorus 2 SMITH, DORIS Commercial: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: T.A.B. 1, 2, 3, 4 fpresident 33: F.T.A. 2: sextet 1: chorus 2, 4: class secretary 4: Homecoming Court 4: Rampage 3: Rams' Roundup 3: junior play 3 SQUIER, SARA College preparatory: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: T.A.B. 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: poem published in Nat'l Anthol- ogy of High School Poetry 3: Homecoming Court 4: senior carnival queen candidate 3: senior play 4: band 1, 2, 3, 4: pep band 2, 3, 4: Rams' Roundup 4: Rampage 4 VAN BAARLE, ROSEMARY General: Theta Rho 1, 2, 3: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 treporter 1, treasurer 2, vice-president 33: T.A.B. 2, 3: F.TA. 2: home economics award 2: courtesy award 3: office staff 3, 4 WARD. GARY General: basketball 1, 2: football manager 1: Hi-Y 4: bowling 2: Rams' Roundup 4: Rampage 4 WARD, HELEN College preparatory: T.A.B. 1, 2, 3, 4 tsecretary- treasurer 43: Rams' Roundup 4: Rampage 4: band 1, 2, 3, 4: pep band 1, 2, 3, 4: scholarship award 3: class treasurer 1: chorus 2: Pep Club 1, 2 WELLS, GERALD College preparatory: football 4: ski team 3, 4: band 1, 2, 3, 4: pep band 1, 2, 3, 4: DeMolay 2, 3, 4: Varsity club 4: class vice-president 3: Student Council 3: orchestra 1, 2 WISEMAN, DORA College preparatory: T.A.B. 1, 2, 3, 4: Rams' Roundup 4: Rampage 4: band 1, 2, 3, 4: pep band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2: chorus 2: F.T.A. 2 ' .. Juniors ,wi-my JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-D. Meeker, president R. Keller, vice-presidentg V. Halter, secretaryg S. Parrow, treasurer: A. Myers, student council representative. We, the junior class, are looking forward to future achievements and success. Our activities for the year began last fall with concessions at a football game and building a float which we entered in the homecoming parade. Later in the fall we put on a Sadie Hawkins Dance for which the costumes turned up some very clever imaginations. During the winter we had concessions at two basketball games and had a cookie sale. On April 18 we had our Junior-Senior Banquet at the Perry Hotel. May 9 was the date of our J-Hop, which was held in our gymansium. Joe Hanna's trio provided the music, and our theme was Sea Fantasy. In between these extras, we studied our United States history, American literature, typing, physics, and many other subjects. Our class colors are blue and white, our flower is the carnation, and our spon- sors are Miss Kemp and Mr. Beer. -32.- M. Babcock M. Burdick V. Halter K. Ira :I r r D. ruskie 1q S .,A,,.. :E,, , A. Myers R qw Q '. W.- ig 5 Q l N sa. M -:,:,'- -.::1..,,:,:'- ..::.' am y . -,E ,- 1,.V 1.: f2' Q - .. ,, A .. . 'E' -' . : ' J-1 , -.4, . Q - , ' X Q 'Q ii' X J fri? ..:.:z 2 . 2 f-,: Q- 1,:, 1 ' ,Y :f:1' I. :' L' ,. : ., H. J M y we . M. Billings J. Bond D. Bonter E. Borowski R. Bruce ,,., . . W . li-H. 2,5 1 1 ,5,...j'.'wgf-3:3-1:23, .. - .M. fi. . T. Burns M. Geary C. Gokee P. Gokee B. Branstra .MMM. f M. 5 f 2 M' I- ,,.:q- I . , ,,,A Q w S. Headley J. Heinz S. Heynig J. Hill S. Hughey - H. Johnson F. Kasuske R. Keller E. Kolinski K. Kreger .,VV ' K ' ,,.. y - V.. .E ,... r . ,IIV I :lz ' l iiiii' ' .l.r ...J - zrr iili - ...r 2 ::,,,, - Q ..,,. 5 J. Kurburski R. Lasley N. McFarland D. Meeker N. Mottor 'QP' 1 e e ,.-1 11 ,. ., 7 A Q.,: :4 ,, l . V.. q I E V' -..- ' .,g 3:35, ii S. Parrow E. Pontius H. Radle J. Saddison B. Seamon -33- is is u .azv :1:- ' ' ,...,...': 1 ,N u rn n 1 unu , , lnru X ,L M A,,' A E. Stanley N. Terpcning D. Wage-nschutz D. Whitaker K X. ,. Rams' Roundup Troubles Driver Education Class Please give me a ride -34- Sophomores f '9 SOPIIOMORE CLASS OFFICERS--F. Lauer, presidentg C. Cetus, vice-president: B. Wightman. secretary: S. Garvcr, treasurcrg T. Graham, student council representative. We are the sophomore class, working hard on activities and class projects. We sophomores had many successful activities throughout the year. We built a float which won first prize in the homecoming parade, sold concessions at the Char- levoix football game. had a treasurer hunt, a dance, and a basketball concession. Our required subjects are ldmilish, world history, and health and physcial education. Under the helpful direction of our sponsors, Mr. Davis and Mr. Wolf, we have im- proved immensely. . . .. ., .,. .i P 4 'ii' ' I : ' fl..-,.,.5 a VIv-4' ' A ,-I-A, 2 . V vI4 -: N2 S S 4 i . .V'-' ' ' ' ' 525 . 75 ,,.... H f X X , , ax aixx li g -.,' L .,:, E: -E K. Backus N. Baldwin L. Beair P. Bernhardt W. Blakemore N. Bliss -36- f , . 5 J. Bonter T. Cassidy V Ei ? H fiifzz- ', :i gsff Ti! ' 5 -1, 15? 'u:1?:-- ...-Fi J Coveyou G. Greenier T. Lasely L. Morse e- ,4... X I la ..':f:s - , -A- : I H' A- :I -.... A,., ,- .,.:.:N1'. , f-: -....:- Q z : : b. .....1 Q if .'Q: 'Z' A -Q .... . zs' .KT . ,,-':':' ...ig '. ,, . - J. Brown QW 1 13 H. Cease 7 K .,, W. Dohm M. Hahn . F' F. Lauer ' R. Mottor 'fl , ' . , ,.. w e M. Bruce J. Burkwhat Y!- K. Cease C. Cetus '-- ,.. 1 ,.. ,.., :': zlh l4 ' 2 'V .-: , 1 1.:1.. r. I A. Ellwanger S. Garver sf .15 El' N. Hoffman J. Kaniarz M-wa? L. Lu Hellier R. Major J. Moulton J. Pemberton - 37 .... ,F ..... . ': J M. Burns L. Burrows R. Cole B. Cook N. Gilbert T. Graham . e Iz. Q ' E D. King S. Knight .eff ,..., --llf ,.I:, :Q ...E ., .Q ., .az e U N. Mathews T. Miller I EAI QF' E M, - 211.1 ' f a-,' mx . . .., I' ' . .. 1 S. Pemberton V. Peterson Q . ' 'EH' K R. Phillips our - 9'-sw, Q:-71? ! R. Shepherd 'a nun E '40 XT' f 3 .f -'r 9, . .. .Q U gi' J. Pyjar G. Rainey G. Sellers K. Shagonaby W. Shagonaby EEF.. A 4. ,,, , In ...gum ,qt S, W C. Slocum C. Sprague . ., ffm' ,. ' 5 f 53. S., 'U L. Swiss A Terrian W. Verseput K. Walstrom V. Washburn B. Whitaker B. Wightman Ilobo Day Look! Latest fashions! -33- ve:-2 'W' W' R, .: gg . f-- I ' - ,s:: ' - .U ' E Syd: . W' is 'A in , Q J ,, .l 1 I in Freshmen FRESHIVIAN CLASS OFFICERS-S. Erwin, treasurer: G. Stutsman, vice-president: M. Johnston, president: G. Pamp, student council representativeg M. Lightfoot, secretary. We are the freshman class, learning the meaning of co-operation We began our four-year climb under the watchful eyes of our sponsors, Mr. Scheck. Several class activities and much school work made a busy year. if, V -M ffm C' lf' ,, Our first project was a float for the homecoming parade. which won second prize. Our candidate. Patsy Gokee, became a member of the homecoming court. We had concessions at the Mancclona football game and the Boyne City basketball gamc which greatly helped to boost our treasury. Our class enjoyed a Christmas party in the high school gymnasium on December 26. Required classes for us were: English, algebra or general math, general science or biology. and health and physical education. These studies occupied much of our time. ll. Allen L. Andrews P. Backus - .,.- V ,I .-, Q Vt bn - .Jr k 'HF' 5? ,. . Q iff , 4 t e J. Barnefiher J. Burdick D. Corey J. Crawford B. Davis S Dohm S. Erwin A. Gibson P. Gokee J. Halter S. Headley Hug ey . . V .QQ -f ?:.:f1 :i51 'E5- ' D. Gregory M. Johnston S T. Kushak F. Lauer D. Lightfoot M. Lightfoot '2 1, .f 1 : lf? -Q J. Miller G. Pamp K. Pemberton , . . I ..,, ... - 'J .- - .'..' . EW? --,, . hgh? o'- Mir ff .gf vig' g ,?W A, 1,-- I -Q ,gl-f. iwi .,. eeo- .ne f fi . iiz b E, C. Reyner -- ,,., , Y? L, ........ Qi n i . Saddison C. Schlappi R. Schlappi T. Smith 5 . .J J J ..... ... .. M J J iiii SQ? ERQ? ...S Ei TES? Ginn ... , E E: ,,:, -N .. .':,, t --55:3 1- VIL I 1 , I . :,: .- 51, ..1, - V .. .. ' . , Elhq D Terpening V. Thompson D. VanAvery J. Van Hoven -41- 5 3 '.-f' . ,.f' ' ,. .mi D. Gregory D. Juillerel iwg an . ,. gi. . - Y 1 S. Lu Hellier Q , ... is '-.:...' .AQ f 9? A A ...... - .-.,. ., ,,,.. M. Rockwell .-mm+ ! Y gg 4? it .af sf if 1' ..... xy. 5. , , G. Stutsman W. Warner - ..,.,.....M..-..-.........,.....,..,,......M G. Gruenhagen H. Kasuske 5 S. McFarland y Q . M. Rosebohm Q. 129' ' 3 .- J. Taylor , 1 4 Inuz .N Q , H l 'A -A 'Z:A 7 4 ,, ,,.. 4 I 1. .il , P ' h y d ' f - ' 1,- f 2-2 ':- 1 '1 2 L. . - as . . e . , . S, . . 1 1: ' r 1' .:-gi.: ., I - .3 ., ' zll. . K Ii - MN A -..::: I .- rc,-2 L II: , t --, V j , xi as , :': ,,.: , A Z- C 4 N . N .f ' 1 -Q . :. J Wa! W .Q . jx Q .. L,' 3 I 1 ,:.4:N: Y.,. Q ' ,l ji-22 3 . t it lltv biz. v S...-.5 Q? H . 1 1 :., ,Q J Vg.. v..1. , P, ,,A. f A Q ,L ... . I , R V , ,, . H 4,1 . if I quv' V, 'uzl ' 1 '1 .. uhuuu ' - ' Z, uz- A we EIC-IITH GRADE-First row: T. Alfred. L. Allerding, D. Backus, C. Bancroft, M Barnefiher, N. Bester, C. Billings, J. Bonter, J. Borowski, S. Brainerd, K. Cetas. Second row: P. Cetas, J. Cole, B. Cupps, J. Cupps, C. Gibson, S. Graham, J. Halter D. Heinz, M. Heinz, B. Holmes. Third row: G. Ira, R. King, C. Kurburski, J. Noggle, D. Pawlus, R. Peterson, T. Pifer P. Ranney, D. Reyner. Fourth row: H. Sineway, A. Sprague, R. Truman, B. Ward, L. Washburn, M. Wash burn, B. Young, Pictures not available: M. Penney, N. Schlappi. an 5 ., :1 A CC 'E..,,.,, , . .,. :l .3 . Q 1' . i . . . s s H H Students? Hobo Day -42- : 1 , A b. . L . V , I QQII Ii f ' - AA - .,, , ,.,.. m e 'K 2: ,:,, 'fs '- F ..:,' . A -VV I, . ' ' L u .. 1. .. 1 :A .5 ., , .. xx z sl. Q , 'Al,, -IZ. -:::: 1 V , :,: ,.:. J J i X lm G A '52 , A',: .. 2 AA- 3 , C . Q A Q iA A A ' . ' -',. --. . l-v..., xy I -.. i N 5: - - -'- :,:::' ,::: 2 E , . ., X V. 3? f' 2'2 M --1 :- zbqb. - - ,, . ,..,,1 I ::4. J - I A 1 A S I ' H Z1: , V , ,, , A . 'A A 12 ' J , ,:Z :. A ' 'q'- . :'2 AF .. in ' W luv Vnu, b 2, A4.'VN. A Y :Q i .. Q .4 ' .A1, A Xk'A Q1 Z 1 ',. . '1AfiA , ' . EA '11.A. . , A ZZZ ' WE ,. ., 31ff A .f A A S : .., .A.,: : V, t : L 5: 22 .51 .H :,. . ., Z Q .,, 4: M , - VAA 1 . t .. it 'v.. .: .l-l Q Qw l t 5 A' .5 .,:, M .'.'- vll -V .::,., :,-. . . 5: jf s : .. -' -, -7 , 'Q . A5 5 ' . . 'SA -. ' A' A. A'A 1 .A.- :' 7 , :A' A A A J A K ' A3 Z ' :. . V ' 'J' .. t A A 5 -i A Q - . ,,,: , ,.,, zdl .. j ,-':WV , F ' . vu ' A ,l zl EA :I . 'A ..:, ,.:: I i jgigissl -f, l H ,. Z 4 A 1 H V' ' 4 .iVA V. A 'A A ,, .e f A '- ' A ' I A J i l l 1 .' -dt --IV J ..,-, 5 T: ' ip SEVENTH GRADE-First Row: A. Allerding, L. Andrews, S. Baczkowski, M. Baker, M. Baker, S. Baker, B. Beair, S. Baughman, W. Bennington, J. Berry. Second Row: L. Bosma, J. Burrows, S. Cease, P. Coonrad, M. Coveyou, R. Cole, D. Crawford, F. Durr, A. Gasco, M. Geary. Third Row: K. Greenier, R. Hall, M. Halter, C. Harper, F. Heminger, S. Horton, R. Ira, D. Johnston, T. Johnston, B. Kleinhenz. Fourth Row: L. Kreger, D. Mathews, A. McDonald, J. McFarland, R. McFarland, L. Morse, L. Myers, R. Niswander, D. Peariso, B. Pemberton. Fifth Row: M. Phillips, L. Rosebohm, M. Rosemeier, E. Schlappi, B. Seaman, R. Shinn, R. Slocum, H. Sprague, J. Stradtner, D. Truman. Sixth Row: J. Van Hoven, N. Walkcr, F. Walstrom, G. Ward, J. Ward, J. Ward, R. Ward, R. Ward, B. Washburn, R. Washburn. Seventh Row: S. Washburn, R. Wasoski, L. Wright, J. Young. -43... VWQM A Avi Q' i', 5 ' 5HsJM qA'1- i . ai v V , si 1 H 5 A Q U F -V NG? .ll -.-,.. , I W . F, A ,ZZ ku Iv f W r ,Tw A V i n ,., W , 2 4 ff 1 H A 'K W Q .2- ' - -, A :'A IQI: A . . T ,.,, Q gM..n, .--i5Qw 4,- I Q I .zu I, .1 LM: 1 MM bm .. .A ,yi 'Mq.'QGi'iQE ,,'A ,' Tw, K Zj. .A A 4,1: ..:'. 3 1-, J- U ' ,' i . X ' , .:,V Y 9 , f fl , , Mrs. Heminger I ,. V , ,--1 1 , Q v mi. ,V ,, I , . Z - .5--5 Q, : .. . 1 .1: -. , ,Q ., , iid ' Qc vi.: z- . ' M , ,. ' : ' 3... , fm I First Row: T. Andrews, L. Arman, C. Bennington, , E . U. Bonter. P. Cease, M. Ford, C. Foster. q M. ,. . .. H ' 5 5, Second Row: E. Gokee, B. Hathaway, J. Heinz. E 1 1 ..., .. ' ' P D I L. Hughey, 0. Hughey, J. Linderman, C. Marshall. A xli' ng .. . ' '- ' Qi: Third Row: J. McFarland, J. Miles, G. Pangborn, D. Penney, L. Phillips, J. Rockwell,B. Rosebohm. Fourth Row: C. Roscbohm, G. Squier, D. Swadling, S. Ward, A. Wilson. I ' I , , . I ubvu , 1 N, L I . x ,lx , , M M' -J --ae M' ne M'-' :. M , Q . i .'-- x . ... U ' . M 1- Ms W . . B L J R I gt' MM I I -,-, I ...E -... 1, I t .. I.. in F -: -y y. . :I V , . f D ' - .. ... AM ' A ...M ' V- J . ' ' M My M ran M 5 ' w- if :'v if .:'- Ei. -' M .M fi il' f e 1 . limp. Hg,,?fk, -4: qv 1 Q U v , It I1 zq, 1 ..,., ,,,, .,.. . . . ' , 4 H X . ,M .V - MM ' , 222. .ai M Vqb. el f ff.. .V Q , ..-v, X ,Q Q , V 4. - A A i 4,- . Ig. -V: v- Q A .yu . .I y... Viv wx .q,lL II k:i YQ? f Mk QQ 3 is , t W Qzxl v-,,,l ,A - V Y i ,4,-, ww- - --e-A W ..,. , . . 7 . .. 4 - v . .-. f M . 3 . . , .,.' . Mrs' Ingraham 'Q' A f , avi, 3912 : ' ,.-, A ' ,1 Q ,TW Q M' . .. ' . Q . .. 3 ..... ' M . , . M 4 First Row: D Allerding, D. Backus, B. Bond, M. Boynton, J. Bur- B VV q -. ,H rows, J. Brown, B. Burkwhat, D. Cole, J. Cook, L. Crouterfield. il ' X :, ,. .f .:' : I ...T Q ' f ',: .11 Second Row: D. Cummings, R. Curnow, R. Halter, J. Hodge, . 1, :' , 'f u J. Juillcret, E. Kurburski, L. Matthews. ' 'Z I ' . in ' P' . ,..,.,.,. , f M is Third Row: S. Matthews, C. Morse, R. Morse, J. Pangborn, B. Pemberton, S. Pike,J. Rasmussen. Fourth Row: M. Sayan, N. Shepherd, B. Stark, D. Sutherland, D. Sydow, S. Taylor,R Tippett. Fifth Row: C. Verseput, T. Walker, D. Winegarden, B. Washburn. -44- ,. .. . .. a ' - ,. --.5 I: I-e ., I . .I Zia, , -' T. -.,,, - 1 2511 -- 1 V ' if , ' , :, ,,.ff ,Q A -,g.. ,.. :-gg, ,far , 1- 'Q Q, . ,Q ' :JL K Q 11 ,A, K ,A ., Q 4'-' , I x ,A',. : ,.:: IIII. V -lllz 7 .., j: i , I A 1 B :1 , A . e . eer al . .af ee e e.r he .Q , ., ,, , f , ,,,. , , . I.: f All V . Mrs. Angell G '.',' .514 -- ,. .--- , ':'- . . ' QI' A E552 3122 -H '::, ' ' l: 1 G - '- .V :: . 'ii'-i fl' ., :zq M 5 ' . . . ': Q ' ' 1 QQ -i ii . 4, . .-.,- E- .I In Q, . :Ii ,AA - -:::: I - Q .:-: .., It . f ,, ' 'J 331 , ' First row: J. Allerding, J. Armstrong, R. Baker, D. Backus, B. Bamefiher, R. Bester, B. Blakemore. Second row: D. Bowers, G. Brainerd, S. Bruce, W. Cola, G. Cook, M. Cupps T. Fuller. ,E , ,, Third row' J. Hansen D. Hathaway S. Hickman J. Horton G. Kilborn W. McDonald R. Morris. is Rourth row: M. Moulton, J. Niswander, L. Niswander, H. Rhine, L. Sisco, T. Tippett, R. Wagar, R. Ward Washburn, J. Wasoski. Fifth row: K. Young. j i ' , LLL ,.....,.., 'B ' , Q fi H.. li 'ill , Ilb. I :.- . ' iff ..f.-. niziz' G Q. .nni H . . . . a 1a r L . . P ., b , :ZB - A ,. wi, 1 . A . ,,. ..,... 1 ...,.'., A .- l Q EVA . my Mrs. Friend . A' ,.. -. ' G . A il' -..., an .. . ..:. .i si D b E ' E . '.. V ii.. r g ' Q. ..' 'i- 'i i ' , .1 'A :':1 QM Q u Q VZ ., ' j :': :1::i:i' Azl 'H ' .,.,. . - 'Aii i Frst row: K. Baughman, R. Bester, A. Clairmont, B. Crawford, B. Cross Graham. Second row: L. Halter, W. Heminger, L. Jardine, D. Johonston, J. Kruzel, L. Mathews, G. McDonald. Third row: C. McFarland, R. Moore, S. Morris, G. Morse, H. Oldham, S. Pike, S. Seamon. Fourth row: D. Swadling, D. Tippett, L. Troup, E. Wagenschutz, M. Walker, W. Ward, C. Whitaker, D. Wilson. -45- A . -V . ,,,.m.MY-. ff - ' j,:' V eras? -' ' V ww- , wg, - F -1- j . . -' 1 2 W ' - - ,. 1 in , .fr ' .. fa, . .. . N 'ff I A t cl Q '. Q 1, - I -,nr .: -f ...gras 5. R in 'gs , r .,,.,,,,v we 11. . -r M , W -. ' y -f - . . A . . . .. . - J Mrs. Grldley b4AA MW H .5 v , - . W .Q , , I Q ,Y . v : F - if J -. in Q ' .:' ff , .an rr at . ., A39 .g I fs-...s K4 .H 1 , , I . M veg.. , :,:. E E? zzbx ulzllu 1 M Q y L r I X .V .:4- :4,,- V Qlhl My 0 V' ,D -:Z H , ii 3 V' :T 4 4 H- H' I MX - . . , Y . F . I -F 'X -A Q is F ig fi '1 ,,A,. .-' 23 , . wi . K First row: D. Babcock, Backus, V. Berry, S. Boynton, R. Clark, C. Cummings, F. Ettawageshik. Second Row: L Ford, K. Garver, R. Gokee, J. Gokee, J. Hall, C. Haynes, J. Hodge. Third row: R. Horton, G. Kruzel, J. Kruzel, C. Marihugh, C. Niswander, M. Oldham, J. Peariso. Fourth row: A. Rosebohm, B. Ruonavaara, L. Sayan, R.Schlappi, N. Shepherd, J. Sterly, F. Vroman, E. Warner, J. Wright. I -l I V mm ,..,, .,, ... ...,. . .,.,,..' 'M' Q ' '1 J , .:-' f 3 1 ----A-v , A 'A . ,,., . 2 AlAV J r i ,. ,Q . ',,. -A ... 'Q , ...... ,. - X ' ' 1 J 51 J nn'e e . R fa . Q il A v-.-l V- A --QI N :L it F V, H 'i .,...- .I I. l in ., x..- : ': 1: .::e,- v,,, -. ' .,,.2 f 1 XX :., , 5. gg ai - - ,- 5 AA.-,:.. . 5' Q. ,,. J V Q, 1 .--f x, . 1 - x 44' I L y 'Q '- e r. 4H:'. J ' ' ' .. . -2 - . W 'I V+. , , A o ,, N .1 Mrs. Bathke P W .- -' - I A hyl l I ': ,,.a. ,.,. wif: . ..,,, . - - ',,,V V ' A ' b. A Q A I I fs r Q ..,. zx- t -I I ..,.... ,.., t M I L:' ' 'hd An.. f-' Q H - - - f v .,-.. 5 ..- .. -4-. + ..I7 sae., -, ,-..,.-, I I.,. U HS.. 'P First row: P. Backus, B. Baker, D. Blakemore, M. Brown, M. Burrows, .I. Clairmont, N. Coveyou. Second row: W. Fuller. N. Gai-ver, C. Hickman, N. Hughey, C. Miles, T. Pangborn, J. Peariso. Third row: H. Pedersen, S. Penney, E. Radle, D. Rarick, J. Reyner, D. Rhine, R. Saddison. Fourth row: D. Schlappi .l. Sterly, D. Swadling, R. Taylor, L. Truman, C. Vroman, C. Washburn, B. Wilson, N Wintcrburn, P. Young, CPicture not available: W. Burleyl. ..46-. bki' - , ' ., Ib SQ' -'..,' fk Q., sf 5 . . . N , ':, , , ,..A, 1,,.,1, .,' Il, y A s F ':1 -1 B ,,, 1 A--A -W MHMJ ' ' -pvl l 5? WQ5i1Q if .3?wx,Fsm , .: ' Q Q wk i V J V V,,, ,--:. A ..5::. nlnn N Mrs. M el' ki .,- 3. ,,- E 5 sum gf? ' .if, il n . i g . . t i B , 0 -. V l ...if -3 51. ,J I' lm:-4 5, ,. H 4 ' 'ir VV , . Q .,-- gy! .-I ,::,, .. I :,, is -f, -Q: ,., V , ,,q,, Q , . 4.A , , f , , if M .. A Q . Q .. A, 35.1.5 P ..--.,. -2. .:.:, ,, Ax.. .V 6 ...P 1 x .:. Q : -. 4- A I. t . h , 3 l , I A ,. , ,vbg ., ., :,,1 . 9- QGQQ3 -1 . .. - ,- First row: C. Allerding, A. Baughman, D. Beer, B. Brainerd, P. Cummings, D. Flowers, D. Fuller. Second row: .I. Garver, P. Geary, P. Gokee, J. Hathaway, D. Heinz, T. Jardine, E. Johnston. Third row: J. Kiogima, C. Kleinhenz, L. Kruzel, D. Marihugh, C. Matthews, W. Morris, J. Myers. Fourth row: C. Oldham, L. Radle, D. Rhine, M. Rosebohm, D. Schlappi, R. Sillers, G. Tippett, G. Vroman, M Walker. , 'n4 . zth -W ' hvb I hi 'HJV - Zv. is zbn nhii ... Q 5355 .-a ... f1i- iris g21'Q . ,. .. .. 1 t'. ., - ' ..,. ' il Q . . Z ' ' ,,:,,, ,. . '-.l 1 ,.Q1. , ,:., . 3 .4 r.,.. ' I ' We -'-W if ' P :f: K' ' Mrs. Titkemeyer . 16' '...! Q b Aux H zbvb . llul .. ,, s .,-i' f, .r,.- ,... ..,.,....,, t W , A ,4,:, E ' A V ,A b six fgf, nwwwfuww. if Qin. ,Tf, .g?, w . ..I , -lr u I - -v-v. 3 : -- -AVQ ,.,,. 1 A '55 , 25 1 Tggf Vb : ig? Q15 fggf Q55 I IW 1,vA 'f-e' 233 sgw1,gg5 ':,: o?gir ,. J '. , , - B , S ' J R' . . First row: D. Allerding, S. Allen-ding, C. Backus, D. Boynton, S. Burley, R. Curnow, B. Engler. Second row: S. Frye, E. Halter, S. Hasper, L. Heynig, K. Heinz, J. Kilburn, K. Kleinhenz. Third row: J. LaCount, J. Marshall, L. Morse, S. Morse, P. Moser, S. Smith, B. Stutsman. Fourth row: S. Swiss, S. Tippett, J. VanHoven, G. Verseput, W. Walstrom, C. Ward, J. Waugh, P. Whitaker, R Young. -47- 'N N at , . , . er, . McBride, G. McFarland, T. Oldham, ' 1 Fourth row: G. Peariso, L. R y, D. Sydow, F. Troup, G. Ward, J. ard D. Warner, N. Wasoski. Fifth row: B. Wilson. . ,, . A ..,. ,, - 2 ,-Q .., ' -' x ' in . . .,,.1 6 : 'W ., .fs , v jfunv ':'2 ' vv V - -:' Q .. 1 V Ibzb ,. V VV VV A . I -:P . . . ..,.,- .,:f :fv wr ' -'ii' , A '1 ' ...- .... V . .,,.,., V --oro 77 ..- ..,,. . ..- P2'oQ 1' , . , :V V ,A-1 V.: : VV , 2 Ie. Q. -. V H ,V '5 V - 1 11-f- 2 We .. A if ooo ..,- o-'. , . . 2 , . ' -' , I I V -..Q1' , roo W ... 1 W oooo .M F 1 1 oorr v P B ' B P . f - . s ' Mrs. Roe ' V , VV .-. .Q 1, , VV . ' . In i E ,. , . 9iZ l: q'Q', Z ,E , Q -V ,QM , VV ,VV ... 5: VV ll., V s V :EV ,,, VV .V Q ,.,. .. . f I V Q 4 VV . ' . V 'f VVVV V. . V . t 'v-o-o-- J. - . 4 - ' 'r z '- ,. V 1.4: . V V ,, V , V V VV - VV -I-.:'I- V VVEV :, V V V,: I -V V if ,Av, 4' ! . fx !:v, VV vzb , I 'x '::7 . A . :,.:,, I E B ... ,, if 5 M: f i R First row: G. Backus, L. Beer, R. Bester, S. Bester, G. Boynton, D. Burwell, M. Fowler. 1-. Second row: D. Greenier, J. Hall, E. Hathaway, T. Hickman, J. Jerichow, C. Kalb- fleisch, J. LaCount. 'S Third row: C. Lightfoot R Marihugh G Mill C uonavaara, K. Shepherd, K. Sillcrs. S. Sterl V - V I 5 V :.-, '- VV -..-. V - 5 ., 1 , ,. .V -. 'av V Q i ,V s.. ... - 1, VV ,VVV ,V VV 5 V , .V V VV V J .4-Q lez. - .. V VVVV V ,V V, . . VV ...,., ,... Vu VV VV VVVV VE, V V V V 5 V V 'V ' V ' V53 .-,AVVV V ' z I , iw- J V ? ' V V V VWVV ' gf H . x ..,- V -e,. . ,Vf V , V V o V. VV . -- A ii I I J ' ' . nl ' e. ml . V V V Mrs. Hahn 'if' J ': il,, ggi. -a 4 ':l f ' am, 1 : 4 . VV -,,:.,.. Q , 3 VVVVV: ' -4,V V ,S-1- E I V ' V v,-. Q, V- V. Y. -V e'.,,,- wr - 2- ., - L A . 'I '. . V '- .-ml ' lf- 5 1'- ., 'ii' gg f if 11f'ij j, . ,fl .V VV .V V , Q f' ',', , -.VV .Q . V VV -,VV I, S, .V 'f . . A 1'- -- ,..-: A 'l -:ig V '--.. : J 'W 2f J' ' i V' 4 -.,. V . , VIP!!! I V V VM- I A V Vssxegucn V - First row: M. Allerdin N. A ' ' g, llerdmg, N. Allerdmg, J. Bosm-a, L. Cupps, P. Cupps,R. Curnow. Second row: T. Ettawageshik, W. Gokee, P. Horton, R. Hughey, N. Kilborn, J. Kose-quat, D. Kruzel. Third row: J. LaCount. P. Marshall, E. P be ' ' em rton, M. Phillips, J. Schultz, T. Slocum, J. Stradling. Fourth row: D. Swadling, S. Swiss, L. Syverson, L. Thelen E ' , . Wagenschutz, P. Welsh, S. Wilcox, C. Young. ...4g- A. Q . an .. Jr .. , ---V' 5' - V, l figs :: '-- ,,' 1 y i - at 1 - J , ' ., . V 5: E A in .I 4 ..,,, I I '.,, ' -' . V .::. ' . III: ff! . - .- ,, V.., ' . . . . M . ... .. . , 1 I, ,. H , ,V, Ql. .4 y + . fI B K an D Q.-. ., -- 3 'llz' .- f ' , .-fe- 'qvz' 4 Q V:'A an T' ',-- e 'X' 'i -2,:' 5? ,..,. -J . - A' ,: K , ' '. .'-' ' - PI ,, ' if 1 . , , ' ,,..,-:A ',-,- , E. ,--- f :'2 . , ...1 . W X.. 'E' my ' -'-'- ' ,..A .f e H 2'-' : :'f:' ' ' : ei:- -if Xe' ' is-elk - . :Ei me - '- ' 1.- N fl.-. ' ' WV' First row: T. Babcock, G. Backus, R. Ballou, B. Bennington, L. Bester, S. Bowers, C. 'zz B KQ V - Brainerd, H. Burkwhat, D. Dell, M. Ernst. V, Second row: S. Frye, J. Garver, A. Gasco, D. Gokee, E. Graham, K. McKinney, ,5 B. Miller, T. Men-is, C. Page, s. Penney. .. H Third row: D. Radle, K. Radle, J. Reyner, C. Rhine, J. Seamon, G. Sillers, S. Tippett, D. Truman, C. Vance, D. Ward. Fourth rofw: D. Wollack, L. Young. Elementary Building ski s ii ' xg Q , 1 ' A g:zjf4'zgg.:':-'fe -'ef Is? X IW- - Z. -.. -I fig.. - Z ,, , W 53, ,gs ..,. DM, 5: - .1113 V Cook-Mrs. G. Jardine Custodians-H. Grabow, S. Newman -49- i' BAMPAGE STAFF-First Row: Miss Corey, F. Andrews, R. Halter, P. Cook, C. Brown, E. Stanley. Second Row: R. Saddison, D. Wiseman, D. Allen, S. Squier, B. Bliss, H. Ward, A. Greenier. S. Greenier. A. Cole, S. Gokee. Third Row: G. Ward. G. Moulton, G. Coveyou, M. Ellwanger, S. Parruw, R. Rosemeier, B. Bernhardt, T. Burns, K. Garver. ,We worked long and hard The RAMPAGE staff has worked hard to put out a better year book than ever be- fore. We have added an introductory sec- tion and more pictures, which we hope will provide more student coverage. For the past four years we have been working to purchase a press camera. This year we ob- l959 RAM PAGE STAFF Editor-in-Chief . Richard Rosemeier Assistant Editor Joanne Heinz Copy Editor . .. . ., Helen Ward Make-up and Production Manager , Bonnie Bliss News Editor Bob Bernhardt Sports Editors George Coveyou Ken Garver Art Editors ., . . Sam Gokee Maryann Ellwanger Writers , , . Edith Stanley Gary Moulton Betty Marihugh Carol Brown tained a used one, which will enable us to save money and get more complete academic picture coverage. To Rita Reinwand, who could not be with us this year we would like to say Thanks for getting the 1959 RAMPAGE started. Steve Parrow Francis Andrews Jeanne Barkley Shirely Greenier Terry Burns Advertisng Manager ., Rosemary Saddison Salesmen . .. , Dora Wiseman Dorothy Allen Stanley Huffman Reporters Business Manager e Circulation and Promotion Manager , , , , . Ann Coe Typists , , ,..., Pauline Cook Ruth Halter Photographers ., Arbutus Greenier Sara Squier Gary Ward RAMS' ROUNDUP BUSINESS AND PRODUCTION STAFF-First Row: F. Andrews, P. Cook, R. Halter, D. Wiseman, H. Ward, S. Gokee. Second Row: Miss Corey, M. Ellwanger, A. Cole, G. Moulton, G. Ward, K. Garver. ,,,.. RAMS' ROUNDUP EDITORIAL STAFF-First ROW: E. Stanley, C. Brown, B. Bernhardt. Second Row: S. Squier, S. Greenier, R. Saddison, A. Greenier, B. Bliss. Third Row: T. Burns, D. Allen, G. Coveyou, S. Parrow, R. Rosemeier. to put out a school paper and yearbook. The RAMS' ROUNDUP is published so that the students will know what is happen- ing in and around our school. The journal- ism class has been unable to get the RAMS ROUNDUP out each month this year be- cause of a shortage of typwriters. Three reporters: Gary Moulton, Ro- l959 RAMS' ROUNDUP STAFF Editor-in-Chief ,,.,,.,..... . . .....,,, Carol Brown Edith Stanley Bonnie Bliss Assistant Editor .,,, ,. Society Editor ...,,.. Art Editor . ......, . ..,,.,,.,,, Ken Garver Francis Andrews Sports Editor .. ..,,.... M Ken Garver Literary Editor ,.,,,,,,,,.. Rosemary Saddison Exchange Editor ,,,,,.,,... ....,..,.,,, S ara Squier Advertising Manager .. Maryann Ellwanger Circulation Manager ,,,,,,,,,,,, Jeanne Barkley Mimeograph Operator .,,.. ....,..... G ary Ward bert Bernhardt, and Terry Burns wrote school news for the Graphic. On October 25 we attended the Michi- gan Interscholastic Press Association con- ference at Alpena. Another was held at Central Michigan College on April 24. Valu- able information from these conferences helped us to publish this yearbook and im- prove our newspaper. Reporters , ,,., Richard Rosemeier Arbutus Greenier, Dorothy Allen, Bob Bernhardt, Shirley Greenier, Steve Par- row, Joanne Heinz, Betty Marihugh. Salesmen ,,,.., .,...,, ,..,....,.,,,. . , Stan Huffman Dora Wiseman Gary Moulton ,, Ruth Halter Helen Ward Pauline Cook Ann Cole O George Coveyou Terry Burns Typists ,,,,,, Makeup Editors ...., -51.. ar UFFICIC STAFF-First Row: R. VanBaarlc, Mr. Walker. B Bl'ss X Creenier, C. Brown, P. Cook, J. Phillips, ll. llaltcr. Second Row: . iv. . . 1 We are the ones who lend a helping hand, and provide a student-governing body. This year Mr. Walker's office staff was com- posed of seven girls. Each girl has office one period a day. and she receives one-fourth credit a year for this course. She learns much about office work and it may help her decide her vocational plans. Some of her duties include collecting absence slips, pre- paring daily bulletins, typing for teachers, and filing materials. The Student Council plays an important part in student life. In a school election. Bonnie Bliss was elected president. Other officers are: Sam Gokee. vice-president: and Gail Ira, secretary-trea- surer. Ken Garver, Bonnie Bliss, Ron Keller, Tom Graham, and the sponsor, Mr. Waker. attended a Student Council Conference at the University of Michigan. As a project, the members made a semester academic honor roll of all seniors who had a four year B or better average. ' E? 2 S A S'l'UDEN'l' COUNCIL-A. Myers. ll. Ira. C. Cetus, T. Graham, N. Walker. B. Bliss. G. Pamp, K. Garver. Mr. Walker, G. lra, G. Stutsman, R. Keller, D. Heinz. -52- Clubs and Activities lnuwnan E 5 0 ...,. . ny, i 5, f Manson 39211242.55 aiieaffrzta ro. susan-un khan nan-ann. -I--1 awww, nm-as nun.,- nuns- :nun than-l alumna an-1 in-n FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA-First Row: J. Borowski, D. Johnston, M. Titke- meyer, W. Harbus, E. Borowski, D. Corey. Second Row: R. Lasley, A. Lightfoot, P. Bernhardt, R. Major, D. Whitaker, H. Cease, D. Gregory, D. Bonter. W. Warner, F. Kasuske. Third Row: B. Blakemore, V. Peterson. K. Backus, B. Davis, C. Schlappi, B. Cook. Fourth Row: D. VanAvery, J. Kurburski, J. Bonter, H. Radle, H. Allen, B. Bernhardt, D. Johnston. We learn better ways of farming. We have had many activities through- out the year. Bert Cook was our delegate to the national convention at Kansas City. Some of us went to Farmer's Week, Feb- ruary 3 and 4 at Michigan State Univers- ity. Herman Cease and David Whitaker at- tended the State Convention in Lansing on -54 March 25 and 26. Bob Bernhardt, who was awarded the State Farmer degree, the highest honor given in the state, also went to receive his certificate. Om' annual F.F.A. Banquet was held April 22 in the gymnasium. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA-First Row: R. Shepherd, M. Lghtfoot, L. Burrows. Second Row: S. Garver, B. Whitaker, D. Gregory, B. Wightman. Third Row: G. Kurburski, L. Wright, H. Johnston, B. Granstra, Miss Kemp. We learn the art of cooking and sewing. Our motto. Toward New Horizons , is an infinite challenge and expresses the pur- pose of our organization: to learn to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better to- morrow. Our new officers are Mary Burns, presi- dent: Susan Garver, vice-president: Hilda Johnston, secretary: Barbara Wightman, treasurer: Nancy Hoffman, pianist: Linda Burrows, parliamentartiang Shirley Swad- ling, historian: June Miller, song leaderg and Barbara Granstra, reporter. Mrs. Byron Lightfoot is the chapter mother and Miss Kemp is our adviser. We have been very busy this year. We had cake sales at games, cookie sales, pie sales, and a fudge sale at the Dairy Banquet. For Easter and St. Patrick's Day we made and sold shamrock and Easter bunny corsazges. Barbara Wightman and Mary Burns at- tended the state conference in Grand Ra- pids April l7 and 18. Shirley Swadling and Barbara Granstra went to the regional con- ference at Hillman in October. For our installation of officers in No- vember. we invited the Pellston chapter and all of our parents. In .Ianuary we had an initiation for 15 new members. T LID '- 'QV' ai' TEEN-AGE BOOK CLUB-First Row: R. Shepherd, S. Hcynig, L. Morse, C. Cetus, E. Stanley, M. Billings, M. Geary. D. Wiseman, H. Ward. N. Mottor. Second Row: .l. Saddison. N. McFarland, M. Rosebohm, D. Lightfoot, L. Burrows, B. Wightman, B. Seamon. A. Gibson, F. Andrews, .l. Miller, N. Gilbert, S. Garver. Third Row: P. Gokee. M. Burdick. M. Ellwanger, C. Gokee, J. Bond, J. Heinz, S. Knight, C. Brown, S. Squier, D. Smith. R. Siaddison tabsentz A. Colel. We are the clubs who enjoy reading books, D Q -, and we make it known that everyone is welcome to join. The Teen Age Book Club. a nation-wide organi- zation, is in its sixth year of existence in our school. We have been led by our officers: president, Joanne Heinz: vce-president, Mable Burdick: sec- retary-treasurer, Helen Ward: and sponsor, Miss Corey. Although we sometimes found it hard to have meetings. we still ordered and received many good books. One of our projects for the year was collecting books to take to the hospitals. We feel that the Teen-Age Book Club is a very worthwhile school club. providing entertainment and having much educational value. The Christian Youth Club meets every Thurs- dry during the noon hour to have singing, devotion- als, skits. quizzes, and games. We have had parties and an attendance contest. Our homecoming float was entitled Make It Count For Christ . Ann Cole cur homecoming queen candidate, was crowned Mss C.Y.C. of 1958 at a party in her honor. Our officers are Ruth Halter, president: Virginia Halter, vice-president: Verna Thompson. secretary- treasurer: .Ianice Taylor. publicity chairman: John Halter, song leaderg and Ann Cole, pianist. Our sponsors are Mrs. Kenneth Shinn and Mr. Lyle Iloover. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith have also helped us. CHRISTIAN YOUTH CLUB-First Row: K. Cetas, B. Seamon, R. Shinn, A. Cole, M. llalter. .l. Ward, D. Johnston. Second Row: S. Cease, R. Peterson, N. Mottor. V. Halter, S. McFarland, P. Gokee, J. Halter. R. McFarland. Third Row: R. Halter, V. Thompson, J. Taylor, D. Val1Avery, J. Cole, J. Ilalter. PEP CLUB-First Row: J. Heinz, B. Granstra, N. Gilbert, S. Garver, L. Burrows, J. Moulton. P. Gokee, M. Burdick, C. Brown, S. Squier, P. Cook, R. Saddison. Second Row: J. Bond, S. Heynig, P. Backus, M. Hahn, N. Bliss, N. Huffman, L. Swiss, B. Bliss, M. Ellwanger, D. Smith, J. Saddison, E. Stanley. Third Row: T. Burns, K. Garver. K. Ira. M. Johnston, C. Gokee, B. Wightman, S. Erwin, D. Terpening, J. Kaniarz. J. Barnefiher, F. Andrews, B. Seamon. We are the ones who inspire our team. During the year we served cocoa and sand- wiches to both teams after every game. We planned the pep meetings for every game. This year's schedule included talks by different teachers and two basketball games played by our men teachers. During these games we laughed enough to make up for the days that we looked gloomy. To make some money, we sold sweatshirts which had a ram's head and our school name on them. Our officers were: Bonnie Bliss, president: Ken Garver, vice-president: Maryann Ellwanger, secretary: and Terry Burns, treasurer. Our sponsor was Miss Baker. my - ' 1 ,,, ' . jx. : ': :':'-. f ,- I ,,, QAIA , I lllzz . . 'Z Q f an . Z3 x FRENCH CLUB-First Row: S. Erwin, K. Walstrom, S. Garver, M. Hahn, J. Heinz, Second Row: J. Pyjar, N. Baldwin, Mr. Ruonavaara, B. Dohm. ww 'xf-'W-AQQS fe 3 .. 5 ..- Q :iii 5 fu 92 ?s3i il! 2 JUNIOR BAND--First Row: B. Seamon, A. Allerdinfl, J. Vanlloven, D. Mathews, 'I' Johnston, F. Walstrom, .I. Strarltncr, F. Hemingcr. Second Row: B. Burkwhat, N. Walker, .I. Ward, .I. Young, M. Coveyou, B. Klcinhenz A. McDonald, B. Hall. J. Ward. Third Row: K. Greenier, .I. Burrows. S. Cease, M. Baker, B. Washburn, L. Wright M. Phillips. F. Durr, S. Washburn, II. Shinn, M. Halter, L. Kroger, M. Baker. We are learning the fundamentals of music. QB Q ,BA BEGINNING BAND--First Row: C. Verse-put, S. Matthews, J. Rockwell, S. Taylor, D. Sutherland. R. Curnow. D. Cole, D. Winegarden, M. Sayan. Se-eond Row: B. Stark, A. Wilson. I.. Matthews, S. Ward. .I. Squier, D. Backus, C. Bennington, IC. Gokee, I.. Phillips. Third Row: Ii. l'emherton. M. Ford, G. Ward. B. Tippett, W. Holmes, .I. Miles, .I. llonter. I.. Armzm, J. Cook, J. Ileinz. D. Penney, G. Paugborn, B. Rosebohm, S. Marshall, .I. Limlcrman, D. Allerding, D. Cummings. -53- 11 -1 I Q :NG 8 . C0-ED HI-Y-First Row: S. Heynig, M. Burns, T. Burns. C. Gokee, Mr. Walker. Second Row: A Myers. S. Squier, M. Ellwanger. D. Smith, J. Heinz, J. Bond, K. Wal- strom, S. Garver, J. Kaniarz, H. Johnston, .I. Saddison, S. Parrow. Third Row: C. Brown, J. Miller, N. Hoffman, E. Stanley. N. Terpening, T. Miller, B. Wightman, S. Erwin, N. Gilbert, D. Terpcning, J. Moulton. To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character is the platform on which the newly organized co-ed Hi-Y club is based. Projects to aid the school, community, and world are under- taken by this club. Our officers are: Terry Burns. president: Carol Gokee, vice-president, Mary Burns. secretary: and Sandy Heynig. treasurer. The Girls' Ensemble, directed by Miss Corey. sang at assemblies and public services. This was t f the first vocal music group in the school since 1956. In November, they sang Torrents in Summer by Elgar, and We Thank Thee, Lord by Bor- tniansky. On February 13, they sang Heavenly Light by Kopylow at the World Day of Prayer services held at the Presbyterian Church. The ensemble sang at the F.F.A. Banquet held on April 22, and also at the home economics fashion show. Q GIRLS' VOCAL ENSEMHLE-First Row: K. Shagonaby. D. Smith, A. Cole, P. Cook, Second Row: D. Wagenschutz, R. Shepherd, M. Burns fabsent: N. HoffmanJ. Miss Corey. .,,4 . .V SENIOR BAND: PRECUSSION SECTION-First Row: Majorcltesg K. Saddison, G. Greenier, D. Gregory, S. Knight, C. Cetus, N. Hoffman. Second Row: M. Johnston, J. Moulton, M. Burdick, M. Ellwangcr, J. Burdick, L. Allerding, S. Squier, M. Lightfoot. The senior band, directed by Mr. Joseph Jczisek, began appearances in the fall at the football games. During the half-time of each game they pre- sented a program, playing and making formations. On December ll. the band presented the annual winter concert in the high school gymnasium. A record attendance turned out to hear this concert. The Class B and C Winter Festival was held in Petoskey on February 28. Our band re- ceived a 2 rating for the third consecutive year. This rating stands for a very fine performance in general, only lacking in a few minor details. SENIOR BAND BASS SECTION-First Row: T. Pifer, M. Barnefihcr, C. Bancroft, M. llrucc. .I. llalter. J. Barnefiher, P. Gokee, A. Howse. Second Row: K. Pemberton. li. Saddison, R. R0semeier,, J. Taylor, R. Niswander, V. Thompson, G. Pamp, P. Ranney, V. Halter. , -qg9.. SENIOR BAND: WOODWIND SECTION-First Row: K. Cetas, S. Brainerd, J. Noggle, D. Allen, I.. Burrows, D. Wiseman. R. Halter, H. Ward, B. Bliss. Second Row: B. Wightman, S. Erwin, S. Garver, J. Heinz, R. Keller, G. Wells, K. Walstrom, N. Bliss, M. Hahn, Mr. Jezisek. One of the band members, Ron Niswander, a bass horn player, received a 1 rating on a solo he played at the Solo and Ensemble Festival held in Gaylord. In May, the band attended the spring festival. 9.1.3 During the day they played several numbers for judging and marched in a parade. In the evening they participated in the massed band performance with many other bands from this area. si ...- 4 1-,Sr f ,. - ,As- : N5 PEP BAND-First Row: R. Halter, H. Ward, D. Wiseman, R. Rosemeier fdirectorl. Second Row: S. Squier, M. Lightfoot, M. Burdick, M. Ellwanger, V. Thompson, V. Third Row: R. Niswander. A. Howsc, G. Wells. Halter, P. Gokee, B. Wightman. Queen Sue and ller Court -- A. Cole. D. Smith, S. Knight, P. Gokee, S. Squier. This is the queen, her court and the prize-winning float. Une of the most important annual events for Harbor High students is the selection and crowning ol' a homeeoming queen. This year our gueen was Sue Knight, a sophomore. On her court were Sara Squier. Doris Smith, Ann Cole. and Pat Gokee. Queen Sue reigned at the dance which was given in her honor. Sophomore float: Blast Off To Victory - 62 - Sports Varsity Football Team-Front Row: W. Harbus, R. Keller, J. Brown, A. Howse, T. Miller, J. Borowski, T. Burns Second Row: N. Terpening, D. Meeker, F. Lauer, S. Adams, B. Bernhardt, G. Wells, J. Hill, E. Borowski. R. Rosemeier. Third Row: Assistant coach Paul Wiegerink, R. Niswander, S. Huffman, G. Moulton, E. Meyer, K. Garver, B. Fowler, G. Pamp, head coach Charles Paige. These are the football teams We had a hard-hitting, but slightly inexperienced football team this year, winning three and losing five games. At times, our team looked great and had good teamwork. We upset Boyne City in a rough game that was played in a howling snow storm. We won over a highly spirited Grayling team, and over Pellston in a game which saw our all-conference halfback, Doug Meeker, cross the goal line two times. During this game, we lost our star end, Ken Garver. when he received a broken leg. In a later game, John Borowski met the same misfortune. Doug Meeker won the honor of being captain of the all-opponent team, receiving the most possible votes. He is only a junior and we are looking for- ward to his becoming even better next year. We also placed Stan Huffman on he second team: and Ron Niswander, Ken Garver, and John Borowski received honorable mention. Doug Meeker was also named to the second team on the Class C all- conference team, on which Stan Huffman and Ken Garver received honorable mention. Harbor- Grayling-25 Harbor-6 St. Francis-26 Harbor-6 Gaylord-33 Harbor-0 Mancelona-44 Harbor- Boyne City-20 Harbor-33 Pellston-12 Harbor-6 East Jordan-26 Harbor-0 Charlevoix-67 -54- l L. .L .. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL-First Row: C. Schlappi, D. Juilleret, J. Van lloven, G. Stutsman, B. Cole, B. Blakemore, M. Rockwell, C. Reyner, S. Gokee, coach. Second Row: D. VanAvery. W. Warner. H. Allen, P. Bernhardt, T. Cassidy, J. Bonter, W. Verseput, J. Hatler, J. Juilleret. who did a great job this year. Although our little Rams only won one game. we feel that we had a successful season because we have created a growing interest in football which will undoubtedly pay off in a couple of years. We won one, and lost four games. Our coach was Sam Gokee, who helped us through all of our hard knocks. Our Little Rams also had a poor season as far as the won-lost record goes, but we had a success- ful season gaining valuable experience and building our teams for the future. Our coach, Mr. Sjogren, helped us work together as a team and let everyone get experience. We found that many of the boys have exceptional skill. We won five, and lost eleven games. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-First Row: R. Rosemeier, Coach Sjogren. Second Row: C. Schlappi, .I. Van Hoven, T. Cassidy, S. Pemberton, B. Cole, D. Van- Avery, J. Bonter, J. Pemberton, F. Lauer, T. Miller, G. Stutsman. - G5 llarbor-Charlcvoix Game as a result of many long hours of practice if Harbor-Petoskey St. Francis Track Meet -66- VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-L. Swiss, M. Johnston, C. Gokee, N. Gilbert And the cheering of the crowd led by these cheerleaders. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-D. Terpening, P. Backus, M. Burns, S. Erwin 167.- VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-Left: T. Burns. T. Graham, J. Hill, G. Pamp, Middle: G. Coveyou. Coach Paige, K. Garver. Right T. Burns, F. Lauer, G. Moulton ll. Fowler. Kneeling: B. Bernhardt. These are the teams Although our basketball team won only one game this year, many of the underelassmen gained valuable experience and the team was built up great- ly for the future. During the season, there were many times when we were ahead at the end of the first half only to fall behind and lose by a small margin. We lost eleven games, with the margin get- ting closer and closer until we meet Mancelona. We were out to win, and win we did by fifteen points. We lost to Pellston in the tournaments to end a suc- cessful season as far as gaining experience is con- eerned. Ken Garver. who led our team through the semi-finals last year, was again the outstanding member of our team. as he scored 110 points in only eight games alter recovering from a football injury. Ile was named on the All-Conference Team. George Coveyou also helped considerably, scoring 122 points in nine games. llarbor-50 Harbor-44 llarbor-39 Harbor-34 lla rbor-21 llarbor-20 llarbor-35 llarhor-45 llarbor-41 llarbor-59 llarbor--55 llarbor-6-1 llarbor-31 llarbor-41 llarbor-42 llarbor-33 Tournament llarbor-37 St. Francis-52 Pellston-61 East Jordan-59 Grayling-62 St. Francis-40 Charlevoix-80 Mancelona-68 Gaylord-64 Pellston-48 East Jordan-63 Grayling-57 Nlancelona--151 Boyne City-64 Gaylord-47 Charlevoix-54 Rayne City-57 Pellston-55 JUNIOR-JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-First ROW: R. Rusemeier, T. Kushak, P. Bernhardt, J. Halter. C. Reyner, D. Juilleret, B. Bernhardt. Second Row: T. Smith, H. Allen, A. Terrian, B. Blakemore. Who provided The .I..I.V.'S, a team which was very inexperi- V for Victory could very well have been the euced, with a lot of effort developed into a good theme of our junior high team this year. They com- basketball team. We played three games, all against hined their excellent free throw average with a tight P0t0Sk0y- The first time we were beaten 39-26, but defense to end a perfect season, defeating Alanson. we turned the tables by defeating them 35-33 and Inland Lakes, Pellston, and Petoskey twice each, 21-27 to round out the season. and Levering and St. Francis once. Watch out for the Rams in two or three years. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM-P. Ranney, M. Heinz, D. Heinz, S. Graham, M. Lauer, J. Cassidy, D. Reyner, T. Pifer, J. Cole, Coach Paige. 2 Harbor Springs-Brtync City basketball gamv an exciting basketball season for us. F GQ .. Harbor Springs-Boyne City basketball game -70- 95-3 13522 TRACK TEAM-First Row: M. lleinz, manager, J. Burdick, W. Warner, G. Stutsman, D. Juilleret, G. Pamp, N. Terpening. Second Row: H. Kasuske, J. Brown, T. Graham, B. Fowler, D. Meeker, J. Van Hoven. Third Row: Coach Wiegerink, D. Corey, J. Burkwhat, M. Rockwell, B. Cole, W. Verseput, H. Radle, F. Kasuske. These are the fast runners and skiers. The track team this year has a new coach, Mr. Paul Wiegerink, who graduated from Hope College and was a fine athlete there. They started the sca- son early, running and doing calisthenics in the gym. Later they moved out on the field and continued workouts. Harbor had eight track meets scheduled, includ- ing the conference, regional, and Petoskey relays. The competing schools were Pellston, Gaylord, Charlevoix, Grayling, East Jordan. and Mancelona. This is only the second year we have had a ski team. Coached by Mr. Beer, we had meets with Petoskey, Grayilng, Cheboygan, Gaylrod, Boyne City, Leelenaw, Charlevoix, and Atlanta. The boys had one first, and four third places. The girls had one first, three second, and one third place. 1 SKI TEAM-First Row: J. Kaniarz. P. Backus, N. Hofman, S. Erwin, J. Barnefihcr. Second Row: Mr. Beer, B. Phillips, A. Ellwanger, J. Burkwhat, W. Verseput, R. Keller, K. Wells. Donors Adams 56 tn 81.00 Store .lunior Class Carl's Standard Service Mac Martin's Dr. T. F. Graham Matthews and Hall Agency Earl's Barber Shop Petoskey Cigar Company Erwin's Drug Store Senior Class F.F.A. Smith Bus Line Freshman Class Sophomore Class Gamble Store Squier Electric Harbor Dairy Bar Wager's Meat Market Harbor Gun Shop Walrond, Friend, and Cassidy Hovey's Drugs The staff of the 1959 RAMPAGE would like to thank everyone who has helped us produce this year book. We have tried to show you students and adults what the student life and activities are like and to help you to have a better understanding of our school. Mr. Gerald Meeker has given up time to come to school to talk to us about how to bring about a better understanding between adults and teenagers. We would like to thank our teacher, Miss Corey, for all the help she has given us. in putting out the yearbook. We would especially like to thank all the donors for their financial help. Last of all, thanks go to Messrs. Herman and Paul Verseput for all their help and advice about the lay-out of the yearbook, and Miss Baker and Haynes' Photography for their assistance with photography. THE GREAT KING By Ken Garver Like a great king, he sits upon the bluff The school, with all his subjects C a punl His kingdom consists of rooms, teachers, and books, And trophies from the basketball games he's won. 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