Elk Rapids High School - Yearbook (Elk Rapids, MI)

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CLASS PROPHECY I am the spirit of the class of 1974. At this time they are holding their first class reunion here in Cra- ter City, U. S. A. I have followed each and every person who was a 1974 graduate of Elk Rapids High School. The occupations that my classmates hold now surprise me very much, they should all be proud of the accomplishments they have made through the years. Here we are at Moon Rapids High and I see Ken Holbrook is the special speaker at the reunion, being as he was the president of this class back in 1974. Ken is now the mayor of our city, he has lived here in Crater City since 1984. Pat Hopfinger, the famous lawyer has just made his appearance, he will probably give a short speech later, he was always known for his short speeches if you remember correctly. Now as'I look over to the corner of the Gymnasium I see a few old friends, I see Guy Addison and Gary Sutter, they own a large gas station. Also, I see Tim Cole- man, a professor at Meteor College. They seem to be enjoying themselves. . .As old memories come back. Over in another corner Laurie Haller, one of the moon's most prominent marriage counselors, giving some tips to a few of the girls. Among these are Vicki Barber, Linda Finch, Lucy Woods, Cheryl Morgan, Sharon Powell, Patricia Waterson, Kathy Krumlauf, and Terry Wilson. Terry and her husband now own Kenmore Appliances, I hear they are doing very well. And there's Janice Lobb, she's made quite a name for herself. She's an actress with her name in lights, She's talking to Roxi Knight and Crystal Rosenburg. They stopped in on their way to Columbia to see Marta, it certainly has taken them a long time to get started, but what do you expect from that old blue Ford. Look who just walked in, why it's Don Glowicki. He's the Coach here at Moon Rapids High, with him is James Orr, form ally known as Golden Toes Orr or GTO . He must be giving Don some advice on coaching his football team this year. There is Rochelle Elliot, Robin Gotts and Susan Lark, They have to leave early. It seems there is an emergency at Craterville Hospital. Over there, isn't that Dennis Moody? Why of course, he owns Moody Incorporat- ed. He still lives on Earth. He says Ya can't grow tobacco on the moon, not like mine you can't. And look who just buzzed in. It's Jeff Nagy and his associates, Tim Hoopfer, Russell Hubbell, Rick Russell, and Mike Steffan. They seem to have the munchies, because they are heading straight for the snack bar. I hope we can get them to do a number for us later. All this good food was prepared by Miss Betty Crocker of 1974, Jeanette Fegan, she has a lot of time to cook while waiting for the ships to come in. The main dish tonight is fish. Dennis Bolton and Ed Schlagel's fishery has supplied the fish, and may I say I've never seen so many kinds of fish in one place before. Wendy Cobb and John Johnson couldn't make it to- night. It seems they ran off to Colorado some years ago and haven't returned yet. Over there is Mike Fox,

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the famous Baseball player. He's talking to Ron Brimmer, the famous Track star. There seems to be alot of excitement over in that corner, and I can see whyg Our First Lady President, Kris Dillon just entered the room with her secretary Terry Coon at her side. I'm really surprised she made it, she's been so busy. Marsha Anderson and Sue Conley are trying to get her autograph, they've never seen a president in person before. IoA nn Gross is up on the platform modeling clothes from Terrie Buchholz's latest summer line. Terrie has been very successful with her stores. Everyone is watching except Walter Edwardson, he's in the corner watching the Johnny Carson Show on T.V. , it's always been his favorite. 'There's Dave Marker. the famous Wrestler, he's talking to Gary Allen. Gary's been a dignified mortician for several year s now. There's Hiroshi Yamane. He's waiting to give David a few lessons in Karate. Larry Geiger and Dennis Boisvert just arrived. Dennis must have been tied up down at the Butcher Shop. Larry works with Dennis as a carry out boy. Sheila Smith, Chris Carr, Steve Hagadone, Cindy Ladaceur and Dave White are sit- ting at that table over there discussing politics, it must be quite a discussion since they are all U. S. Senators. Romain LaLone just came in late, he's the only Senatorl know, who's not allowed the exemp- tion of traffic tickets. Chris Steuer, the famous agricultural farmer is discussing a problem with Shawn Grundel, it seems she's having problems growning her banana trees. This reunion looks like it's going to be a nice one. The program tonight includes Avni Spahui giving a speech. John Smedley is going to play a tune for us., he's quite a musician now. Barb Carpenter will also give a speech, she has done very well for her-self as vice-president of the Barbie Doll Company. Laurie MacNicol will also be appearing with Omar Shariff. And for the final show Howard Scott, a famous poet, will read a few of his poems. Over there is Almon Buller, he's talking to Ronda Lamoreaux and Shawn Powell in hopes that they will put a few books on guns in their library. Sue Williams and Dawn Hansen are in the other room trying to recruit some people into the Navy. I hope they're having some luck. Max Veliquette, Jeff Palmer, Fred Olson, Clinton Ashley and Pat Cole couldn't make it tonight it seems that Michigan was snowed in all flights to the moon were cancelled, The reunion has finally come to an end and Jeff Omans is saying a closing prayer for us. Everyone will go their own way, but in the hearts of all, the spirit of '74 will always live. These people will always remember Elk Rapids High School as they go through their lives, and all the good times and the bad times that they had getting through. May I say I am very glad I was a part of this class. Good luck to all of you and may God Bless you through the years to come. Class of 1974