Spotlight of '50 Newsletter No. 2

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SPONSORED BY THE SENIOR CLASS

No.2

Tuesday October 18 19 9 - Harbor Springs Michigan

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Play To

Soon

Spotlight of '50 Staff

The seni

or

cla

ss is

now

co

n-

I

different plays. I

are all ve ry .good, so th ey I

a difficult time pick

out the

right one.

f

the play

.

that

is to be chos

is as good as

th

e one last ye

ar

the

1

Junior class (who are Ser:

now)

,

which wa

s a " Da

te

everythin

g will be

The

cast that wa

s

in th

e

play

year did

a

splendid

job. We

that they and

oth

ers

w ill

be

this year

.

Those in last

y

ea r'

s p

rod

u

ction

:

Allene Stolt

,

Ro

ger

Planck

,

Coleman,

Gary

Hahn, Bur t

, Clare .Ka

przak

,

Steve

Carol H errick, Mary Et

Johnston,

Sally Campbell,

Smith

,

Th

er

esa Greeni

er,

and Garth

We

have

to realize

th

at it is

possi

b

le for all

of

th

ese peo

to

be in th

e

play

this year,

there are

a f

ew ot

h

er

Sen

that

will

like to t

ry

out.

u b ~ r c u l o s i s

Tu b

er culosis?.

En

glish?

and

At first

gl

an

ce t

here

seem

to be mu

ch connec

. But le

t'

s ta ke anoth er look .

High school

stud

ent s r e

ma

in a

target for the Tube rcle

. 'TB

Germ'

. Y

ou

ng ,peo

who know about thi

s

ge

rm

a better chance to protect

es

against it

.

Th

e class

o

om

is

the id

e

al plac

e to

present

facts as

an in t

egral pa rt of

classroom t

ea

chi

ng

.

That

is

wh

ere

th

e TB

speakin

g

enters

in

.

Th

e

st

u

dent

es

out fact

s a

nd

passes th e

on to o

th

ers.

He

is

to prote

ct him

se

lf

a contagious

di

sease. Eng

Speech

and

Tube

r

culosis -

's as

simple

as

that

Any

one

interested in en te

r

ing

speech fight

con

test

a

gaimt

can

get needed in f

or mat i

on

Mrs. Erwin.

Spotlight of '50

On Exchange List

T

he Sp otlight of

'50 is

again

ho

ping

to c

arry

on

an

exchange

with other schools. At (present

we

are e

xch

ang

ing with Petos

key , O

nawa

y,

Bad

Axe,

Cadillac,

Traverse c

it

y

and Boyne City.

We hope to e

xch

a

nge with about

t

went

y schools

this year.

The reason for the exchange is

to give the Journalism class a

ch

ance to criticiz.e

different

school

pa

pe

rs as to

the

material

used

for new s and format.

We find

that so

me

co

ntain

a

great

deal

of

gossip w

hich

is of

only local

in

ter

es t

, w

hile others have

more

about school ac

tivities

, good

edi-

torials

,

a r t i c l e s

of

gen

er

al

in

terest.

We

find that

Pe

tosk

ey ha s

changed th

eir for

mat

so

th a

t it

is

now almost identical

with

Harbor's

paper.

The :Spotlight of '5 0n s aga in

been

ente

r

ed in

the

St

a

te

con

test which

is to be he

ld

Oc

tob

er

21 at

Michigan S ta

te

Co

ll

ege.

WE DA RIE YOU?

Stanley Pifer

as

captain

of

th

e

8th ,grade football

team

is chal

lenging the

1

9th grade for

a

gam

e.

The

.

group

that Stan

plays

with

has defeated

fou r 8th

grade

teams

so far

and are

out for more vic

tories

.

Better

watch

th

ese fel

lows. Two y

ears fr

om n

ow

th

ey

will

e

going places.

Band Members Outfitted

Th

e

ba

nd me

mbers were

hap

PY to d ind big hems

in

the band

un iform s so

that

a ll

but two

or

thr ee membe

rs are

now

outfitted.

t wo

uld

be

quite

an

improve

ment to see

th

e

band marching

in

uniform again.

Th

e stude

nt

bo

dy would lik

e

to see

th

e b

and out more at

th e

games

and

especially

out at th

e

pep mee ting s.

They appeared

so

few t imes last

year

that the

school beg

an

to

wonder if they

had a

band

.

How t Feels To Play

Football the First Time

by

John Kormash

At the ki

ck-off

the butterflies

in

my

stomach

took off before

my feet did. They went toward

the

side

-lin

e

with my stomach

w

hile I

ke

pt telling them that the

w

ay was

down

the

field. t

took

all my will power

and sever

al

play

s to get set tled down and

get

over

be

in

g sca

re

d silly.

Hope

th

u.

t

people didn't notice

how

scared

I

was.

Wh

en

the players on the -

pos

in

g te

am

,got r

ough and

sta:-t-

ed

pu

s

hin

g

me around

,

I

got

ma

d.

I wa

s o

ut to get

the

hide

of

the fellow

th

at gave me that

shiner

and

bloody no se. At the

end of th e game I still hadn't

fo

und him

b

ut

had

found

out

that

p

layin

g f

ootball

was

the

.

great

est

thing that had ever hap

pened

to me.

Why hadn't some

o

ne told me about it

three years

ago ?

The Ways

To

every man there

openeth

A

Way

,

and Way

s,

and

a Way.

.

And th

e

High

So

ul climbs the

Hi gh

Wa

y,

And th

e

Lo

w

Soul

.gropes

the

L ow,

And in

between, on

the misty

flats,

The re st drift to and fro.

But

to e

very

man

their

o p e n e f

A High

Way

,

and

a

Low

.

And every man decideth

The Wa

y

his soul shall

go.

1

by John Oxenham

from ''Bees in Amber

"


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3/6

GRADE

NEWS

Girls and

bo

ys are learning to

names

.

Our room is decorated

with

a

e maple tree

whose

leaves,

childr

en co

lored and

cut

out

selves.

We al

so

have pictures on our

of maple

leaves

which have

by spatter painting.

We are glad

Sarah

McFarland

back again,

af t

er having been

mumps.

GRADE-

Judith

Polk

has

been in the

Hurry

back

to

school

miss you.

We have gone for two walks.

Cook took

us

to the

Point

in

the bus . Then we walked

Point,

and saw many

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HARBOR

SPRINGS

DAIRY

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on the Hill

SPOTLIGHT OF '50

things

. When we

came

back we

made a story about our trip.

Our other walk

took place

one

a

fternoon this

week when we

we nt

to look for

leaves.

We find that numbers are fun

wh en we work in our new nwn

be

r workbook.

Some of. us get caught

when

we

forget to be polite,

and have

to

spend some

time

on shore.

We

h

ave

a lake with 30

fish

and

each fi sh has a child's name on

it

. In th is way we are

trying

to

stTess .good manners .

FiiRST and SEOOND

GRADE-

Our

room

has been collecting

fall

fruits and

vegetables

.

We

have a nice display.

We are glad Virgil Rosebahm

is better. We hope

we

have no

more

accidents.

SEOONJ:>

GRADE-

Shirley Swadling

who was in

Monson

Hospital at Traverse City

for a

long time,

has entered

school in

our

room.

Max Mathews

built

a car. He

brought it

to

school

to

show us.

l1HIRiD

GRADE-

Patsy

Gokee

and Sammy

Go

kee

and Helen Ward

have

been

sick

this week.

We

went to

see

the fifth

grade

fair. I t was very nice.

Our

room is decorated for Hal

loween

.

Bonnie

Best

visited

Southern

Michigan last week.

Gerald Wells visited Canada

last weekend.

We

won the PTA banner

this

month.

FOURTH GRADE

Three new

children

have

join

ed

our class. They are Mitzi

Long, Bobbie, Dickie and Bar

bara Wagenschutz .

In Geography class w e are en

joying

our

tr

ip along the

Lincoln

Highway. Tomorrow we will visit

Pittsburgh

.

During the last

we

ekend vaca

tion several

children took

trips.

Alice Erwin and Peter Graham

went to

Canada.

Suzy Armstrong

visited

at

Mrs . Bricker's cottage.

Edith

Juilleret

took a

trip

a

cross the Straits also, and

visited

Escanaba

and

Stevenson.

Th ey

all told

us

about their trips when

they returned to school Monday.

F1LFTH

GRADE-

Deanna Sradley

visited in

Flint

and

Lansing ov-er

the

weekend .

Our room collected $18 for the

Star

Home

for the boys .

We are writing to the

capitals

of the states for information on

their

state.

SIXTH CnRADE

The sixth .grade had their

first

class meeting

on Wednesday

. The

class officers are: President, Judy

Mitchell ; vice president, Virgin

ia

Rosemeier, and

secretary, Mar

ian Goodrich.

We

are

glad to

have

Lyn Dee

Wells back wi th

us from

Canada

where

she

was visiting .

Brownies

Sue

Ellen Winegar

den, 'Mary Lou J o

hnston,

Lyn

Dee

Wells, Patty Wightman,

Sa l

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Page Three

45

Members

Out For Chorus

C horu s

pr a

ctice is going for

ward w i

th

much more interest

than

last year. This year

there

are

forty -

five mem

bers

which is

quite an improveme

nt

over last

ye ar .

Only

a

few have dropped

out.

The Cho

ru

s is

pr a

c

tlcing

on

songs for th e Chris

tm a

s

pr

o

gram

wh en

th

e g ra des a re gi

ving

a half

hour ope

retta.

Since the

re

is so much enthus

s being shown for

chorus

, it

has been suggested that the stu

de

nt

body

ha v

e an old time sing ,

say

onc e a

week

.

Not

such a bad

ide a

at

that.

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Mrs

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afternoon

.

ly

Ann

Pifer

,

Judy

Mitchell, Ruth

Ann

Cooper

, Donna Jardine, iRaye

Kleinhenz, Betty

Radle and

Opal

Wells went on their trial

flight

to

Girl Scouts today at the

Fly

Up

ceremony held in the gym.

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In

the Starr

Commonwealth

contest

Teddy Shinn

and

M a r ~

jorie

Mattor brought in the m

os

t

money

and thus

won

the prize.

Charlevoix-Boyne

City

Game

by Steve Mulder

From what L

have

seen at the

Charlevoix and Boyne game, I

Michigan

Potato

Growers

Exchange

think

Boyne outplayed Charle

voix by

far. When the

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Made

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charlevoix played very poor ball.

Three or four players just acted

as if they

didn't

care about play

ing anymore. Boyne

had

a lot of

spirit

and was in position

for a

touch

down, but lacked

drive.

Finally Charlevoix woke up to

the fact

that they

could lose

the

game and

started

playing

ball.

I

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13-6

in

favor

of

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Page Four

of the H a r ~ r -

Football Game

By

Eric Thomas

Burt

Lamkin -

We'd

,better

wi n

.

Warren

Haven

- Sure we're

oing to

wi n

.

Leo

:Shawanesse - Some

real

r

st class

cheer-leaders would

Dick Wilcox

--


5/6

Know

Bernie Kaltz

Have you ever walked

along

past

the

court

house

noticed

that

shabby house?

1860

Andrew

J. Black

was the first postmaster

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Page Six

Guess

Who?

One dollar (cash) award

will

be given by the

"Spotlight of

'50"

to the person who first guesses

correctly who the subject of

the

above

picture

is.

The picture

is

of either

a .

aculty

member or

a

High School student. All entries

must be accompanied by the

above photograph to the editor

of

this

paper. G u ~ s s

W h o ~ is

for

grades seven through twelve only.

Watch for

another

auiz feature

in

the

next

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Tuesday, October 18, 1949

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1"Seens" Around

.School---

Have you

noticed th e

re are

f

ewer blue

jean's

being

worn by

the high school

,girls this

year?

Has everyone seen

Bill Perry's

and Garth

Holiday's

h a i i c u t ~ ?

What's the matter

fellas,

did the

barber get

careless?

Yvonne Orweller looked very

chi-chi in

that

red corduoy suit

the

other day.

Mrs.

Kniesley

is

constantly tell

ing

the second hour

S.H.

to keep

quiet. My kids,

aren't

those Sen

iors

noisy?

Wonder

why Eric Thomas has

been staring into

space

so

often

these

past

couple of weeks?

Could

it

be

his thoughts keep drifting

back

to

Florida?

Sir

Elliott's (we must address

him

as

such,

since

he is a iP.G.)

green suspenders

and

sideburns

make

a .

grand match.

Mel

Johnston should try

curling

the sides of his hair.

t

would

have

'a

nice affect

on

his appear

ance.

Heh

Janet G., what's Don Gil

mour got that none

o

the other

fellas have?

Wouldn't everyone like to

know

what Mr.

Luce whispers

in

to the ears of certain

people

while

they're

in S.H.

What

is so

interesting

about

Linda Thornton's feet? Joe Dav

ert

and Alan Wright

can't seem

to overcome

the temptation

of a

good

"ole" foot scramble.

--Clare

.

Kasprzak

r ; ; ; ; : ; : ; : ~

A Tip of the .Halo

flo wers

and hobbies

,

Grace Hal

ter

by

Allene Stolt There were twenty

blue rih

Mr

. Stork

must have been tired bans

.

Marvin Clayton

displayed

and weary

when

he

laid the

little

a ten

inch

cabbage

while Edui

Kaltz bundle on the doorstep

.

be- Penoyer exhibited

,a fi

fteen poun

cause Bernie

is

still

tired

from

squash.

Harold Marshall

brough

the long journey

from out

of

the

an Alaska watermelon and drop

Nowhere

in to the Here. ped

it. A

little scotch tape

fixed

Today Bernie

is

playing

foot.- it

up

so

that

it

could

be

shown

ball.

(This

is

the

first

time we've Judges were: Supt. Wilson

s

een

him hurry) but tomorrow-- Mi>';s Leahy and

Mr. ISonnevi

who

knows? 1 J y.

dging was

on quality rathe

He believes

there should

be

a

th

an size.

titne

for everything,

a

time for Next

year

the high school Ag

work and

a

time to enjoy oneself riculture

class

should see wha

and he intends to enjoy himself

they

can

do

in the

way

of

a fair

f irs t-work lasts so long.

Goar'

hough Bernie

is pretty

tired

"S

most

of the time

,

he

is a

very enior

good dancer and is considered :... .

one of

the

best dressed

boys

in The

Senior dass

was quite sur

high

school.

prised when

it

was announce

Bernie's

favorite

past time is

that a

scholastic achievement a

sleep. ward

will given

to the senio

His ideal

girl would be: boy

or 'girl,

who has the highes

Eye5--'Allene

Stolt

average

for

all his courses in

Hair-Mary

Etta

Johnston the past four years.

Figure-Pat

Marshall t seems

that

Mr

.

Russel A

Dancing ability---Donna Sterly Runyon, of Flint,

Michig in,

ha

Personality---Donna Sterly

arran;ged

for this scholastic a

Hands--Pat

Coleman

ward in

the memory

of his par

Although Mary Etta Johnston

is quiet, it

doesn't

prevent her

from having

a bright mind and

a

keen sense of humor.

ents,

Dr

. Edward

A.

Runyon an

Nettie

B. Runyon. Dr. and Mrs

Runyon

were originally from

Harbor

Springs. While

here the

were

quite active in all

social

a11

civic affairs

When asked about embarras-

Th - . -

. . e award

will

tbe

$100 an

smg moments,

she

replled that 1

b k '

WI e

nown

as "Th Ed

two years

ago when sh

was p a s s - ~

. e war

ing to

another

class

she

c a u g h t

and

N e t t i ~

B.

:Runyon

Memoi

Ial Scholastic A ward " W

her

heel

on one of the steps

and

. . e

ar

fell.

She nearly

died

from em- ~ e r t a m .

that

the

Seniors

apprec

ba

rrassment. Who

wouldn't?

late

this o p p o r t u ~ i t y and

so

wil

Her favorite past-time

is

read- the

.

f u t u r ~ Semors of Harbo

ing. . Sprmgs.

High

t

School

wh o ,

eac

year,

will

compete and

work

fo

Mary

Etta says that her ideal this award.

man

should

have

the following

characteristics:

Eyes--J3ob Lauer

Hair-John

Kormash

Physique-Steve Mulder

Wit-Coach Oberlin

Personali ty-Warren Haven

Harbor Springs

Oil Company

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Furniture

t

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Hey, Ho

We

i .Company 1Went To A Fair

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under Mrs.

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H-ol Lamkin's direction has come thru

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again this

year

with another

* MATTHEWS t smash

hit J 'air.

Tables were dec-

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'by

the

class

and an

array

INSUR

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of fruit

and vegetables were dis-

ANCE

layed

that

would put grown

+

ups to shame.

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chairman for

the

fair

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Sharon Wilson. Director,

Im

t elda Lightfoot; vegetables,

IBev-

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grains,

Dick

Gregory;

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