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

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JRSR i ZIPW -ll'l'l PROM COURT Denisa Francis, John Cardella, Linda Carpenter, Mike Bradiield, Laurie McCormick, Mike Sgriccia, Prom King Dann Fox, Prince: Jimmy Standerfer, Princess: Amy Stephen, Teri LaLone, Dave Francis, Terry Bradfield, Corky Norman. Missing: Prom Queen: Lucy Dawson.

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I, Shelia Marker will to Kerry Kinery, a book of matches and a book on how to prevent garage fires so next time she will be more careful. I, Kim Cram will to Lori Breece, alias freak, all the splinters that I was able to collect from the bench while everyone else was playing. I, Mark Peterson will to Carrey Clark, my good friend, Mitch Finila, and hope she will be happy with him. I will to you Kathi Clark my patience for the ability to get along with Pee Wee. I, Corky Norman will to Barb Lundy all the turtlenecks I own. I, Chad Williams will to Tom Nichols my Blizzard skis so he can do a double back flip next ski season. I, David Glick will to David Glumb my ability to do math problems so that he will not have to have an extra set of batteries for his calculator in his locker at all times. I, Kim Cram will to Tammy Chilson's car Rubber Baby Buggy Bumpers. I, Lucy Dawson will to Billy Morrison my ability to stay out all night and party and still make it to school the next day. I, Ken Krumlauf will to Susie Morrison my ability to keep it together in Mr. Boals' class. I, Linda Carpenter will to Kerry Kinnery my size 42-D bra in hopes that she has better luck filling it than I did. I00 I, Dianne Merillat will to Robin Charbeneau my house so she will have some place to go when skipping cosmetology. I, Mike Bradfield will to Neil Warner, Jim Veliquette if he isn't with him now. HA! I-IA! I, Lucy Dawson will to Mark Smedley a new car so he can make it to school another year since he wore the old one Out. I, Tad Wilhem will to Betty Landers ten free lessons with Torn Tequlia. I, Colleen Bradfield will to Drew Overlee one girlfriend. I, Kevin Coleman will to Carolyn Pemberton a ticket to the next rock concert. I, Helen Catherine Steed will to Craig fstiffj Stephen the song Disco Duck and a little rubber ducky to have conversations with in the bathtub. I, Tim Buriiend will to Barb Lundy all my speed, quickness and agility, since I never use it, it should be fresh and of good use to her. I, Brett Morse will to Craig Stephen my Farrah Fawcett post- er so you won't have to sneak peeks in between classes. We the rubber burning graduates of 77', will to the class of 78 all the rubber you need to peel out ofthe parking lot.

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CLASS PRCPHECY Good evening ladies and gentlemen. This is your local station WERS CElkJ Rapids Seniorsj bringing you live from Elk Rapids MI the reunion of the class of '77, Your broadcasters for this evening are Tim Burfiend and David Glick, but unfortunately they are taking a break to eat dinner at Bradtield's restaurant. Mike Bradfield is the owner and the waitress is his loving sister Colleen. Due to technical difficulties our regularly scheduled program will be delayed. Our repair crew consist- ing of Wayne Montroy, Jamie Clark, and Greg Revitzer are rushing to the station. In the meantime we will preview some of the programs to be aired tomorrow. l pm: Wild World of Sports, hosted by Rob Westlund. Some of the guests will be race car driver Dirk Zupin, Big Time Wrestling Tag Team Jim Veliquette and Jay McLain, snowmobiler racer Stan Burke, and Powder Puff Derby Queen Tammie Keech. 2 pm: American Sportsman starring Pat Zak. This episode, Pat goes butterfly hunting with Dave Lark and Tom Hudson. 3 pm: Roller Derby starring the King of the Skates, Roger Perreault. 4 pm: NHL Hockey with an exclusive interview with star player Dave Lane. 5 pm: Movie Time! The feature will be UA Star is Dead . Starring Katie Steed, produced by Roger Stites, and directed by Rich Davis. 7 pm: The new hit Talk show Gab-a- Lot , hosted by Sheila Marker of course. Sheila's guests will be University professors Gayle Oaks and Mary Hopfinger, Narcotics Investigator Ed Wilson, and singer-actress Denisa Francis. 8 pm: Police Woman starring Jackie Blesma. 9 pm: The Kimmy and Bruce Variety Hour starring Bruce and Kim Cram, which replaced the old Donny and Marie Show. On the show will be ventriloquist Phil Schlagel and comedian Ron Sobbry. Ladies and gentlemen, we have repaired the breakdown. Now back to the reunion of the Class of '77. Mrs. LeClair, our class advisor the last two years of our high school life, is letting us use her new gour- met restaurant, The Greasy Spatula . We extend our thanks. As a special event, airplane designer Tim Lampkin has loaned us one of his planes for the filming of an aerial view of ER. Our pilot is the famous Tracey McCauley of the 53rd Air Force Division and co-pilot Tom Ryasko. As we take off, stewardess, Lorry Ellison reminds us to fasten our seat belts and observe the No Smokingu sign. While circling ER, our cameraman Richard Swift zooms in on the newest skyscraper. This was designed by Steve Moody and his associates Norm Krogel and Paul Hagadone. It was built by Chris Hubbell's con- struction firm. In the penthouse of this building is the office of the MHLAAA with President Kevin Cole- man, Vice President Alan Dittrich, and their office aide, Jeanne Vasquez. They are busy experimenting in the laboratory. We would like to thank the MHLAAA for supplying the beverages tonight. ER sure has grown since 1977. Other new buildings include a hospital funded by millionaire Darrell Beckwith. From the emergency ward we see head nurse Janet Bakke, chief surgeon Tim Hubbell, and die- tician Mary Sobbry waving as we fly by. There is also a new used car lot owned by Bob Fralick with his head salesman Rick Pardee. Next to that is Kim McKinney and Kathy Leposky's beauty salon. Also a new disco owned by Dave Francis. Employed there is hostess Teri LaLone, Dorance Amos as the bouncer, Sherry Stephen as barmaid, and the bartender Doug Rosenberg.