Galesburg Augusta High School - Rambler Yearbook (Galesburg, MI)

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Popularity Contest 7-8-9 Most Popular Boy. Most Popular Girl. Best Looking Boy. Best Looking Girl. Best Boy Athlete. Best Girl Athlete. Best Boy Student. Best Girl Student. Most Original Boy. . . . Most Original Girl. Most Original Teacher. . . Most Mischievous Boy. . . Most Mischievous Girl. . . Biggest Giggler. Most Dignified Boy. Most Dignified Girl. Best Friend To All. Best Known Couple. Biggest Boy Flirt. Biggest Girl Flirt. Best Boy Dancer. Best Girl Dancer. Best Dressed Girl. Best Dressed Boy. Best Punner. Boy With Best Physique. . . Girl With Best Figure. . . Boy Most Likely To Succeed. Girl Most Likely To Succeed Best Known Stag Boy. . . . Best Known Stag Girl. . . . Boy Bookworm. Girl Bookworm. Most Dated Boy. Most Dated Girl. Teacher ' s Pet Boy. Teacher ' s Pet Girl. Sleepiest Boy. Sleepiest Girl. . . . Jim Tibbitts . . Carol Knight . . . .Jim Bolton . .Dorothy Beatty . . . Jim Tibbitts . Harriet Johnston . . . . Duane Doty . . Martha Brown . . . Jim Bolton . . Carol Knight . Mr. Hahnenberg . . . Jim Tibbitts Sally McGlocklin . Roberta Bristol . . .Bruce Barker . Harriet Johnston . . . Marilyn Hoag . . . . Dave Freer Martha Brown . . . .Jim Beatty . . . Carol Knight . . .Bruce Barker . . . Carol Knight Harriet Johnston . . . Jim Tibbitts . . Norma Neifert . . . Clayton Hilts . Shirley Blackney . . . . Duane Doty . . Martha Brown . . John Turson Winifred Newton . . . . Duane Doty . . . Carol Knight . . . Jim Tibbitts . Dorothy Beatty . . . Duane Doty Deloris Crittenden . . . Bill McNess . . Evelyn Carson 18

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Football BACK ROW Mr. Krupa, Jerry Lorio, Don Haist, John Turson, Dale Scott, Frank Bowen, Jim Bolton, Edwin Horn, Jim Tibbitts. SECOND ROW: Clair Belland, Ronald Ball, Jim Freer, Norman Crittenden, Nick Carton, David Freer, Alan Fry, Mr. Nets. FRONT ROW: Richard Wheaton, Chuck O ' Brien, David Frank, Francit Bell, Carl Rota, Rodger Offet. ABSENT: Rutt Howet, Ron Block. K. V. A. CO-CHAMPS The Galesburg High School Rams started off their season with a roar this year instead of their usual gentle bleating. Fighting to defend their K. V. A. crown, they chalked up a rousing 25-7 victory over the Kellogg Aggies. After the rout of the Aggies, the Rams ran into much tougher opposition from Mattawan. The Wildcats took a quick lead but could not hold it as the Rams forged ahead and overpowered them to win 25-6. With a 2-0 record and perched atop the K. V. A. standings, the Rams ran into their toughest opponent of the year in the Vicksburg Bulldogs. In a seesaw battle that saw the lead change hands three times, the Rams eked out a 14-13 victory with a placement kick by Norman Crittenden. Playing in the rain and mud the Rams lost their next game to Way land 13-0. Regaining their winning ways, Galesburg dropped Portage and Colon in quick succession, 13-0 and 26-7. Then playing again on their home field, the Rams lost to their old rivals, White Pigeon, 19-7. The White Pigeon teams, by the way, are the only ones which Coach Krumpa has not been able to defeat in his three year stay here. In the real heartbreaker of the season, Galesburg lost to Comstock, 12-7, being with¬ in two feet of the winning touchdown when the gun sounded. On the whole, the season was a fairly successful one, the main trouble being the lack of reserve strength to keep the opponents running. 20