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

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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

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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-

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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?