Grand Ledge Academy - Ledge Lore Yearbook (Grand Ledge, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1976 volume:

ivujW A- Noej J ;- ( 3 1833 01839 9375 v-9 UlU yvJ i AAJt JlJH SUU T flocA, ' ,I 0uOv M5C?V Occa_a Mcl04. A Uww- toe yrvxuA . (i Q 9 ' J V Ledge Lore Volume XVIII 1976 Grand Ledge, Michigan Friends I Will Remember You, • Think of You, Pray for You and When Another Day Is Through • - ■— 1. 1111913] III iilt  ■ ■  ■■ I ' ll Still Be Friends With You Class officers: Standing Left to Right- Patti Simon, Treasurer; Debbie Clark, Secretary; Ron Durham, Pastor; Robbi Roedsens, Sgt. -at-arms; Jim Titus, Sgt. -at-arms; Kneeling- Dave Yanna, Vice-President; Rich Greeley, President. Sponsers- Mr. Chalker and Mr. Magers. ■h- Tom Mejuer is another four year stu- dent. He enjoys sailing, Softball, de- signing and girlwatching. His life am bition is to become rich and famous. He plans on attending Andrews Uni- versity to study business administra- tion. Charles Mills is known for the spirit of the class of ' 7 6. His enjoyments are basketball, ping-pong, stainline, tennis and football. Also under his enjoyments is his best friend P. M. P. He plans to attend Andrews and take pressmanship and printing. w, % j jJl 10 4, Jim Harebottle worked many long hours this year as yearbook editor. Among his enjoyments are motor- cycles, singing, playing the piano, and all sports, (especially night sports) He plans on attending An- drews University and going into the field of Business. l ' atti Simon-is a four year student and enjoys animals. She is also very talented al draw ng and painting, and also enjoys singing and playing her clairnet. She is known for her high voice. Next year she plans to go to Andrews and major in Elemen- tary Ed. ■O Robyn Hitshew is frequently seen sit- ting in corner talking with her friends. She has a sympathetic listening ear and enjoys helping others with their problems. She is the happiest when with other people. She also likes to sing and play the piano in her spare time. She plans to go to Hinsdale next year and study to become a nurse. Wendell Link enjoys motorcycling and snowmobiling, football, T.V. . and girls. You can often see him with a book in his hand engrossed in War or Western stories. He plans to go to Andrews school of technology and take Landscaping. 11 Debbie Marsh is known for her happy, joking disposition. Her enjoyments are cooking, baking, animals and spending time with Randy Heiss. Her plans for next year is going to Hins- dale and take nursing. Bobbi Roedsens enjoys bicycling, swimming, sewing, crocheting, music and of course Richard. Next year she plans to have a secretarial job. Bobbi is known for her helpful- ness and being a pleasant person to be around. 4,1 ■ w ■ y f v? i i If you want to know the football standings just ask Darrell Yunker, G. L. A. ' s most popular sports broad- caster. He loves sports and especially hockey and football and his favorite team is the Vikings. He also likes Honda ' s and motocross is another of his favorite topics. He is undecided as of his plans of next year. Harold Dunn is also known as Dieter which is his name in German. His enjoyments include cars, automobile mechanics and guns. He is good in sports and known for his strength. Next years plans are to attend L.C.C. and take welding. 12 Richard Greeley wai class president both his Junior and Senior years and he is a de- pendable person .md a hard worker, his hob- bies are snowmobiling, skiing, nose wiggling, picking on Dave and Kevin, eating, making frames, singing low bass, and Bobbi . He plans on attending Andrews with an un- decided major. Jim Titus enjoys foot- ball, motocross, girls, and music. He is an especially big fan of Elton John. His polite gentlemenly manners have won him admira- tion from the fairer sex. His plans for next year are undecided . V4v Dave Yanna plans to attend Ferris State and study business administra- tion. His hobbies are sports, his motorcycle, working with his hands and Carla. Meredith Hutchisonx is also a four year student and enjoys outdoor ac- tivities, camping, canoeing, hiking, swimming, sports and music. Her secret ambition is to someday be a Jazz pianist. Meredith has an air about her that lets you know she cares. She plans to attend Andrews and M. S.U. to train for teaching Deaf and Speech impared children. Debbie Clark is seldom seen without a pretty smile on her face, she en- joys sewing, cooking, baking, bi- cycling and outdoor sports. Next year she plans on working at the Kin Fong restaurant in Kalkaska Mich, and then will attend Andrews and study to become a Dietician. 70 M ttf 0 Pf y Amy Rowley came to Grand Ledge Academy her sophmorc year. She enjoys cooking, floor hocl . children. In past years she h an active member ofF.H.A. (Fu- ture Homemakers of American). She plans to become a nurse at Andrews University. Playing guitar and banjo, sleding, skiing, and wailing on his little bro- ther are among Ron Durhams enjoy- ments. He also like Volkswagons and watching Happy Days on T. V starring his hero (The Fonz). He has a reputa- tion as being a ladies man. He plans to attend Andrews and his major is undecided. Randy Heiss joined the class of ' 76 ' his junior year. He enjoys playing his guitar and singing, motocross and millwork. His favorite past time is Debbie Marsh. He plans to attend Alpen C.C. and take Dental Lab Technology. 15 Mountain climbing, backpacking, and other outdoor activities have been Lori Dudley ' s favorite pastimes. She hopes to share her love and chris- tian experience through nursing. Kevin Avers — has fun skiing, playing his trumpet and singing in many dif- ferent groups. He plans to take Ra- diology next year in College. Randy Minier, enjoys motor-cycle racing, snow-mobiles, most sports, and girls. 16 18 Oct. 13 started our Fall week of prayer. Paster Jim Pleasant:, who came to our campus from Detroit, brought us not only spiritual but physical activities involving the students and faculty in two dif- ferent football games. Jim, as he prefered us to call him, brought us a week of interesting and bene- ficial talks. IB 20 A new project initiated this year by the Academy was the presentation of Week of Prayer at surrounding grade schools. Groups of students went to the schools attempting to show the boys and girls how Christ fits into every aspect of life. 21 One advantage of a day school is that talents developed can be put to use in the local churches. Pictured here are some students who help out regularly in their Sabbath Schools. ft hT ■j l 22 I ' m.. 23 Youthfest! The mere utterance of this word brings to mind enjoyable evenings spent in community homes. These meet- ings are usually aimed at helping young people with their problems and are liked by all who attend. Another first this year at G. L.A. was the Bible Bowl. Four teams (one from each class) of four members each competed during three chapels to find out who really knew their Bibles best. In the first game the Freshman proved no match for the mighty Sophomores losing by a hefty margin. Second game the Seniors beat the Juniors fairly easily but not without a struggle. The final playoff game was a close one with the Seniors almost winning but the Soph- omores emerged victorious. Mb 2; ■am 25 2 i UNDBICLASSMI Junior Class Junior Class Officers From Left to Right President; Dave Jones Pastor; Al Ivey Secretary; Barb Anderson Sgt. at Arms; Ralph Townsend Sgt. at Arms; Kathy Hutchins Treasurer; Dalice Salyer Vice President; Lori Ivey Sponsor; Mr. Fuller Sponsor; Mr. Black 28 Doug Claussen Laurie Gemmell Shiela Glenn 29 Kathy Hutchins Lori Ivey 30 N V Al Ivey Dave Jones Jim Mejeur Dalice Salyer i Rodney Sparks Ralph Townsend 31 Sophomore Class Chuck Collate Sophomore Class Officers From [eft to Right: President; Tom Harebottle Pastor; Rodney Mills Sponsor; Mr. Beckv.ith Vice President; Craig Blackerby Boys Sgt. at Arms; Sim Clements Girls Sgt. at Arms; VicW Lewis Treasurer; Debbie Yanna Parliamentarian; Dan Hamstra Secretary; Karen Mickelsen 33 Jerry Mabley 34 X° 35 Freshmen Class fMttttHH P - E 3 k I 1 r i Shelli Blackerby Marcia Costerisan Roger Durham 36 Tony Fine Debra Greeley David Houseman Lyndi Ivey Alyce Lawerence Toni Morriss ■ i _ % ' ■ . A Vi ' . ( f v i ' ' m l£mJ l N J . , IS£ .. Freshmen Class Officers President; Roger Durham Vice President; Marcia Costerisan Secretary; Caprice Stewart Treasurer; Shelli Blackerby Pastorette; Susan Remmers Parliamentarian; Alyce Lawrence Girls Sgt. of Arms; Lyndi Ivey Boys Sgt. of Arms; Tony Fine Sponsor; Mr. Clow- Sponsor; Mrs. Grant ■;7 ! Randy Townsend B r m m 4i V ii Newspaper Staff: From Left to Right. Back Row: Richard Greeley, David Jones, Dave Yanna, Marcia Costerisan, Chuck Collatz. Front Row: Sheila Glenn, Ralph Town- send, A 1 Ivey (Editor), Mrs. Grant (Sponsor), Lorri Dudley. Not pictured: Byron Riebow (Assistant Editor), Meredith Hutchison. ■W Yearbook Staff: From Left to Right. Mike Lewis, Mr. Clow (Sponsor), Kevin Ayers, Meredith Hutchison, Robyn Hitshev. ' , Ron Durham, Jim Harebottle (Editor) Dan Hamslra, Kathy Hutchins (Advertising agcr), Barb Anderson, Sim Cle- ments. 41 AYBL officers: (Left to Right) Secretary: Lori Dudley Vice-President: Meredith Hutchison President: Ron Durham Sponsor: Mr. Chalker 42 ' ■n 3 KiraBv ' K 8 ; mm m ' I ]l r . Through no smoking clinics, putting on temperence plays, and how to stop smoking booths in the mall, the temperence soceity has kept busy. Most of the students have particapated in the AYBL activitys. Although G.L.A. is the smallest Academy in the Lake Union it has accumlated the most points for temperence work in the last two years. Least heard of but one of the most exciting clubs is the Cycle Club. 43 Student Association Student Association Officers- Left to Right, Patti Simon-Secretary, Mer- edith Hutchison- Vice President, Kevin Ayers-President, Dave Jones- Parliamentarian, Al Ivey-Pastor, Debbie Clark-Treasurer, (pictured above), Dave Yanna-Boys Sgt. of Arms (pictured far right), Dalice Salyer-Girls Sgt. of Arms, (not pictured). 44 45 I ' ll Play for You Band officers Left to Right: Patti Simon, Craig Blackerby, Ron Durham, and Dalice Salyer. 46 Woodwind Ensemble: Standing Left to Right; Meredith Hutchison, Kathy Hutchins, Patti Simon, and Mr. Fuller. Kneeling, Karen Mickelsen and Debbie Greeley. Trumpet Trio Left to Right: Ron Dur- ham, Kevin Ayers, and Jim Harebottle. 1H Brass Sextet: (Left to Right) Dave Jones, Mr. Fuller, Don Durham, Tom Harebottle, Roger Durham, Jim Hare- bottle, Kevin Ayers. 49 We ' ll Sing for You r - i Wm Senior Quartet: (Left to Right) Rich Greeley, bass; Randy Heiss, 1st tenor; Kevin Ayers, baritone; Jim Harebottle, 2nd tenor. Senior Octet: (Left to Right) Bobbi Roedsens, Randy Heiss, Patti Simon, Rich Greeley, Robyn Hitshew, Kevin Ayers, Meredith Hutchison, Jim Harebottle. 50 Choir Officers: (Left to Right) Secretary: Barb Anderson Sargent-at-arms: Marcia Costerisan and Rich Creelc) President: Jim Titus Vice President: Jim Harebottle Pastor: Ralph Townseod 51 To be a member of the National Honor Society a stu- dent must have a cumulative G. P. A. of 3. 25 or bet- ter. Pictured from Left to Right Starting With The Back Row: Curt Cooper, Rich Greeley, Kevin Ayers, Dan Hamstra, Middle Row: Meredith Hutchison, Deb- bie Greeley, Lyndi Ivey, Dalice Salyer, Lorri Dudley, Kathy Hutchins, Rodney Sparks. Front Row: Rodney Mills, Dave Jones, Tom Harebottle, Susan Remmers, Bobbi Roedsen. Not pictured: Alyce Lawrence. 52 FACULTY IP- IT ■ ■ Eldar Alonzo Mahr-is the manager of the Grand Ledge Academy Craft- shop and is usually very busy with mill orders and phone calls. He is often seen with a smile on his face and working with students. 54 Another new teacher, Mr. Clow is often seen carrying his camera for one purpose or another whether it be for the yearbook (of which he is the sponsor), for photography class (which he teaches), or personal reasons he very much enjoys this hobby. In addition to photography he also teaches Bible I G III and is in charge of our library. ■ As principal of G. L. A. Mr. Brooks has placed a great emphesis on the school ' s spiritual life. He is often seen at pray- er meeting and takes an active interest in the stu- dents ' personal needs. J A y—t 55 n A former student, Mr. Black is now one of our teachers of 3 years. He teaches Science Classes, Geometry, Mechanical Drawing and Auto Mechanics. He also plays the tuba in our band. Mr. David Fuller was born and raised in Lin- coln, Nebraska where he majored in Music Ed. at Union College. He has taught two years at a ten grade S.D.A. school in Eugene, Oregon and now manages the instrumental part of the music department for the first year here at G. L.A. — ■ — — i ■■m £ J v From dry Arizona to snowy Grand Ledge Michigan. Mrs. Grant came to teach the business classes. She is also our paper staff sponsor. 57 y x I Mr. Beckwith is our math and history teacher, work study coordina- tor, and vice-principal. He has been with us for four years. Often he is mistaken for a student because of his size, but good things come in small packages. ■W Mr. Emery is our English and j ournalism teacher. He also sponsors our tumbling team, and is very active in the academy religious activities. 59 For seven years Mr. Sotala has patiently directed the choir. Through his expert instruction many young people have learned to praise God through their voices. Mr. Chalker, a native of Wyoming, has been in- structing Bible for four years. Seniors especially appreciate his help as the guidance counselor. He also acquired the job of registrar this year. It is great to once again have a full time P. E. teacher. Mr. Magers is a graduate oiAndrews University. His greatest enjoyment as a teacher is a good floor-hockey game. till ■ fL rz •_ - i ■ ■ ,■■ ' f 4 61 A concert pianist, Mrs. Hamrick serves as secretary to the Principal and teaches home economics. When the drains are clogged and the doors are busted (like the library door), it is Mr. Parks to the rescue. Our groundskeepei is Mr. Stoui. To the disapp students and faculty alike he I ■ sidewalks and roads cleared of 63 As head of the Business Office Mrs. Culbert is often found sitting at her desk working on student financial ac- counts. In spite of these responsibilities she is always will- ing to tend to the needs of students who need help. For many years Mrs. Link has been head of the cafeteria here at G. L.A.. Besides being in charge of our lunch pro- gram she also prepares all the food for banquets and other similar activities of the school. 4 64 I The Champs: Standing; Dan Ham- stra, Rich Greeley, Captain; Jim Harebottle, Dave Houseman, Tom Harebottle, Wendell Link. Not pic- tured Mr. Emery and Mr. Blackerby. i;6 Football allstars: Left to Right; Randy Heiss, Jim Titus, Ron Durham, Craig Blackerby, Curt Cooper, Dave Yanna, Kevin Ayers, Sim Clements, Dave Jones. 67 -• i V - ■ — ti ' ! J ■ ■ llll ) . v 1 m 7T. eg M il?}vif 70 rj . « 24 1 i « tr J v 1 ift 1 j| V V r M 72 : : . 71 TUDENT L1FI y%B w The Halloween Party , v - bi 78 v FallS. A. Banquet ■ r%f- r v ■ - 4 - S Lrm f r ufi H . - — H i j] :: ' )] so 91 82 - r IK X. 84 K 86 ' . - My Lj TV- ' ■ _ 1 • • 39 ■•-— ' - V Bfi iS i ■,: iB K. V B| Md  l p it % .« 91 Alumni of the year awards were given to JoEllen Mortenzen and Rick and Mary Holtz. These people were chosen by the Alumni officers. Rick and Mary also received the award for traveling the farthest for the weekend. 92 Above: Elder Lowell Bock, Lake Union Conference President. Left: (Left to Right) Elder Duwane Miller, Elder Mohr, Mrs. and Mr. Link, Mrs. and Mr. Parks. Bottom: (Left to Right) Mr. Bill Brace, Elder Mohr. I t I This is the very first year that G. L. A. has given out awards for honorary Alumni of the Year. The following people, because of their support at the school, received this award. Elder Duwane Miller, former district pastor and board chairman, received the award for his constant support and help. When the G. L.A. girls dorm burned in 1967 he kept the school on its feet when closing seemed in- evitable. Elder Alonzo Mohr, manager of the Grand Ledge craftshop, is a long time backer of G.L. A. The students appreciate the chance he gives them to work and pay their way through school. For years the Links have given strong support to G.L. A. They have not only kept us fed but have sent four of their children here and have stood true to G. L.A. in some of its shakier years. Known for many years as Aunt Bea and Uncle Russ. The Parks have been here ever since the doors of G.L. A. opened. Through their hard work and willingness another graduating c. ass will be able to walk into the world with an understanding of what God can do. 93 On December 13, The Heritage II presented a sacred concert before one of the largest audiences assembled for any lyceum event here at Grand Lodge. 94 Anderson, Barbara, 329 Winifred, Lansing, MI 48917 (372-5457) Ayers, Kevin, 906 Old Post Rd. , Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-3120) Blackerby, Craig, 5492 E. Saginaw Hwy. , Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-7898) Blackerby, Shelli, 5492 E. Saginaw Hwy., Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-7898) Booth, Debbi, 1 26 Marquette, Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-2337) Clark, Rona, 202N. Birch St. , Kalkaska, Ml 49646 (258-8995) Clark, Debbi, 202 N. Birch St. , Kalkaska, MI 49646 (258-8995) Claussen, Doug, Grace Hwy. , Sunfield, MI 48890 (566-8641) Clements, Simeon, 3010 S. Cochran, Charlotte, MI 48813 (543-2185) Collate, Chuck, 15357 Francis Rd. , Lansing, MI 48906 (626-6765) Cooper, Curt, 53S4 Tompkins, Rd., Onondaga, MI 49204 (628-2621) Costerisan, Marcia, 11189 Broadbcnt Rd. , Lansing, MI 48917 (627-7293) Dudley, Lorri, 1037 Narcissus Dr. , E. Lansing, MI (351-7497) Dunn, Harold, 4983 Hartel Rd. , Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-6215) Durham, Roger, 4816 Burt St. , Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-9377) Durham, Ron, 4816 Burt St., Grand Ledge, MI 4SS37 (627-9377) Figg, LaVern, 742 Georgice, Williamston, MI 48895 (655-1986) Fine, Peter, 16320 S. Wright Rd. , Grand Ledge, Ml 48837 (627-7519) Fine, Tony, 16320 S. Wright Rd. , Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-7519) Gass, Jeff, Box 126, Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-5145) Gemmell, Laurie, 507 W. Front St., Grand Ledge, MI 48S37 (627-6037) Glenn, Sheila, 4153 W. 113 St., Cleveland, OH 44105 (441-4049) Greeley, Debra, 4957 Burt St., Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-6985) Greeley, Richard, 4957 Burt St. , Grand Ledge, MI 48S37 (627-6985) Gruesbeck, Ronald, 11189 Clark Rd. , Eagle, MI 4S822 (626-2152) Hamstra, Daniel, 1029 Willow Hwy. , Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-2412) Harebottle, Jim, 327 S. Canal Rd., Lansing, MI 48917 (487-2110) Harebottle, Tom, 327 S. Canal Rd., Lansing, MI 48917 (487-2110) Heiss, Randy, R31 Indian Res. Rd., Ossineke, MI 49766 (727-3320) Hitshew, Robyn, 4820 Gull Rd. , Lansing, Ml 4S917 (484-8875) Houseman, David, 134752 Hartel Rd. , Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-4691) Hutchins, Kathy, 1027 Weston, Lansing, MI 48917 (372-8666) Hutchison, Meredith, 5238 W. St. Joe, Lansing, MI 48917 (482-4090) Ivey, Allen, 12383 Forrest Hill Rd. , DeWitt, MI 48820 (626-673 5) Ivey, Lori, 1900 E. Stoll Rd., Lansing, MI 48906 (485-4995) Ivey, Lyndi, 1900 E. Stoll Rd., Lansing, MI 48906 (4S5-49 5) Jones, David, 7420 Sunset Dr. , Lansing, Ml 48917 (627-5342) Kittrell, Debbi, 6712 Creyts, Rd. , Dimondale, Ml 48821 (646-6517) Lawrence, Alyce, 6620 Hauston Rd., Eaton Rapids, MI 48827 (663-4336) Lawrence, Bill, 6620 Hauston Rd. , Eaton Rapids, MI 48837 (663-4336) Lewis, Mike, 709 N. Sheldon, Charlotte, MI 4S813 (543-2106) Lewis, Vicki, 709 N. Sheldon, Charlotte, MI 48813 (543-2106) Link, Wendell, 12731 N. Hartel, Grand Ledge, MI 4SS37 (627-7827) Mabley, Jerry, 617 Farmstead Rd. , Lansing, MI 48837 (482-3552) Marsh, Debbi, 2026 Luwanna Dr. , Lansing, MI 4S910 i?82-8625) Mejeur, Jim, 3950 Sheffield, Lansing, Ml 48910 (393-4564) Mejeur, Tom, 3950 Sheffield, Lansing, Ml 48910 (393-4564) Mickelsen, Karen, 117 Lawton Rd., Mason, MI 48854 (626-5727) Mills, Charles, 4957 Burt St., Grand Ledge, MI 4SS37 (627-69S5) Mills, Rodney, 4957 Burt St., Grand Ledge, VI 48S37 (627-6985) 96 Bp a H£ Minier, Randy, 6744 Lowell, St. Johns, MI 48879 (224-7889) Morriss, Clayton, 2714 Belaire Dr.. Lansing, MI 48910 (484-8822) Morriss, Toni, 2714 Belaire Dr., Lansing, MI 48910 (484-8822) Parish, Rick, Box A, Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-4328) Payne. Glenda, 2574 Smith Rd. , Eaton Rapids, MI 48827 (663-4109) Remmers, Susan, 11382 Flintrock Dr. , Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-7336) Rhyndress, Gary, 712 E. Grand River, VVilliamston, MI 48895 (655-1443) Riebow, Byron, Craun Rd. , DeVVitt, MI 48820 (626-6730) Riebow, Joe, 2018 Pleansent View, Lansing, MI 48910 (882-4675) Roedsens, Bobbi, 117 Oneida, Wyoming, MI 48837 (245-0007) Ross, Leonard, 13475 Hartel Rd. , Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-4681) X ' Rowley, Amy, 2801 Griswold Rd. , 15 Port Huron, MI 48060 (985-8552) Ryder, David, 516 Spring St. , Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (672-9409) Salyer, Dalice, 6792 St. Joe., Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-5216) Simon, Patricia, 11162 Wright Rd. , Eagle, MI 48822 (626-6738) Sparks, Rodney, 16702-136 Ave. , Munica, MI 4944 (393-9271) Stewart, Caprice, 5719 Ashley Dr. , Lansing, Ml 48910 (393-8271) Swainston, Shelly, 708 N. Dahland, St. Johns, MI 48879 (224-6301) -rkj _Jirrv69j5 Dneiii,Rd., Charlotte, MI 48813 (645 64 ,fc sen3, Ralph, Box A. 125Kenyon, Grand Ledge, Ml 4 83 (627-7149) Townsend, Randy, Box A. 125Kenyon, Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-7149) Yanez, Richard, 20884 Gilchrist, Detroit, MI 48235 (373-3789) Yanna, David, 2668 Saginaw Hwy. , Mulliken, MI 48861 (487-0605) Yanna, Debbi, 2668 Saginaw Hwy. , Mulliken, MI 48861 (487-0605) Yunker, Darrell, 6223 Hillard, Lansing, MI 48910 (882-2149) Beckwith, James, 901 Cedar St. , Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-7040) Black, Peter, 206 High St., Charlotte, MI 48813 (543-5715) Brooks. Raymond, P.O. Box A, Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-4633) Chalker, Byron, 11 13 Tulip St. . Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-5179) Clow, Kenneth, 1109 Tulip St. , Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-6949) Culbert, Dorothy, P.O. Box A. Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-9220) Emery, Tom, 1209 DeGroff St. 3, Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-9087) v Fuller, David, 5421 E. Saginaw Hwy. , Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-9706) ' Gates, Elder Paul, 511 Scarlett Ln. 811, Lansing, MI 48917 (627-3173) Grantj Shirley, 12102 Rupp Rd. , Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-4248) Hamrick, Winnifred, 530 Kenway Drive, Lansing, MI 48917 (487-0499) Hamstra, Elder Raymond, 1029 Willow Hwy. , Grand Ledge, MI 4SS37 (627-2412) Link, Ruby. 13731 N. Hartel Rd. , Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-7827) Magers, Dwight, 1 210 Weinert Court, Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-7517) v. Sotala, Martin, 1105 Tulip St. , Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (627-2331) 96 A0VERTBSB1N1 cms ELECTRONIC SALES -SERVICE JSur ' World- 4411 W. Saginaw Call 484-7771 It ' s fast-paced, demanding. We understand that world . . . your boat, home, car, business, family, financial security, recreational vehicles. Serving that unique indi- caoha ai IBP All C.-5S:- vidual who plays hard and , -££??. JL lSfL E T works hard the reason INSURANCE iflS we ' re in business. GROUP.. £ Farm Bureau Mutual • Farm Bureau Life • Community Service Insurance HUHN CHEVROLET 5895 E. Saginaw Hwy Grand Ledge, Mich 48837 MAPES GEORGETOWN MANOR 8439 West Saginaw, Lansing, Mich ph 627-2751 98 EDUCATIONS AMERICAS COMMON HERITAGE ®K We Invite c ltbu to Continue youi educational ' ' heritage at andrews university Andrews University Berrien Springs, Michigan 49104 99 GRAND LEDGE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MICHIGAN PAINT STORES 304 S. Bridge - Grand Ledge, Mich. Owner - Charles Frances Jones 7-Eleven 455 E. Saginaw Hwy. Grand Ledge, Mich. 48837 100 HORROCKS 7420 W. Saginaw Lansing, Michigan ■ GRAND LEDGE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 101 RAPID PRINT RUSH JOBS WHILE YOU WAIT! Office Forms Carbonless Forms Letterheads Envelopes Cards Fast printing from your camera copy • r M ft GRAND LEDGE TIRE CO. Complete car truck repair Retail - Wholesale Phone 627-2176 505 W. Saginaw Hwy. Grand Ledge, Michigan 48837 WHERE QUALITY COUNTS Grand Ledge Office 313 South Clinton St. Grand Ledge, Mich. 102 Congratulations to the class of 76 ' GRAND LEDGE FORD Sales FORD New - Used Cars Trucks KEITH BOICE President 6080 W Sagma High a r Grand Ledge Michigan 48837 Area Code 51 7-627-3293 ' a -A lea MICHIGAN ADVENTIST BOOK CENTER 320 W. St. Joseph St. Lansing, Mich. ph. 485-2226 1309 St. Joseph Highway Berrien Springs, Mich. ph. 616-471-7331 Serving you with all denominational books, records, games and Bookmobile Service too 103 American Bank of Grand Ledge Famous for beef, banquets brews EXCELLENT: SIZZLER-STEAKS, PARTY ROOMS, SEAFOOD, COCKTAILS, SPECIALS. Phone 627-2106 Open 7 Days 217 S. Bridge St., Grand Ledge 301 South Bridge Str. 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Bridge Street Grand Ledge, Michigan Insurance-Bonds Since 1928 phone 627-2531 214 S. Bridge Street Monument Sales Grand Ledge, Michigan Neil E. Holihan, Owner Phones 627-7922; 627-2939 106 Have An Exciting Date LITERATURE EVANGELISM HELPS YOU Develop a more pleasing personality Overcome fear and be more positive Enjoy meeting people confidently Learn how to sell your ideas more easily Develop more poise and self confidence Earn good money while having fun Grow spiritually Get prayers answered and see miracles happen Get results and satisfaction from working hard Learn how to win more souls IF YOU CAN WORK AT ALL IT WILL PAY TO DO GOD ' S WORK 1 ACT TODAY Plenty of overtime Bonuses lunge benelib Proleuiontl naming  Advancement oppoMunilie Caieei openings FelPausch Food Center Quality Food and Friendly Service. Corner of M-100 M-43 Open daily 7-9 Sundays 9-6 Free Parking. thrifty acres 107 OmM jfwdA I Where could YOU fit in? For information about health careers or job possibilities at Hinsdale, write to the personnel department at the address below. 108 UJl Hinsdale Sanitarium and Hospital 120 NORTH OAKSTREETHINSDALE.ILLINOIS 60521 Best Wishes to the Class of 76 Andres Olds 8300 West Saginaw Hwy. At 1-96 Lansing 110 Study to show thyself approved unto God ... AND ONE DAY YOU WILL BE . . . a workman that needeth not to be ashamed. The Michigan Conference of Seventh-day Adventists CHARLES KEYMER President JAMES HAYWARD Secretary GORDON CARLE Treasurer KENNETH HUT I Educational Superintendent GARY E. RANDOLPH Associate Superintendent SHIRLEY GOODRIDGE Elementary Supervisor Congratulations to the Class of 1976 listed below are the names of individuals, businesses, and organizations who have sponsored a page in this year ' s Ledge Lore. Their contribution of S10.00 has made it possible for us to successfully meet our financial obligations. Mr. and Mrs. Pat fine Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Bob and Dorothy Jones Mr. and Mrs. Ross Salyer Mr. and Mrs. Don Claussen Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stout Mr. and Mrs. Manning Dr. and Mrs. Orville McElmurry Mr. and Mrs. James Beckwith Mr. and Mrs. Ken Clow Elder and Mrs. W. M. Buckman Dr. and Mrs. N.H. Harebottle Mr. and Mrs. James Durham Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Yunker Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Minier Mr. and Mrs. Richard Greeley Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Grant Mr. and Mrs. Marion Culbert Mr. and Mrs. Phil Essex Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smochek .Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Carpenter Charlotte S.D. A. Church Creative Gifts and Ceramic Studios Shane Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Gass Elder and Mrs. Ken Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parish Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Costerisan Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gruesbeck Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mickelsen Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kwiek Mr. and Mrs. Dale Munson Mr. and Mrs. Russell Parks Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Peter Black Elder and Mrs. Leonard Ayers Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Dudley Elder and Mrs. Clyde Groomer Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mejuer Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dunn Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Link Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sotala Ellen and Dale Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Joe Whitaker Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Finkbeiner Dr. and Mrs. O.S. Erhard Eaton Rapids S.D. A. Church Sign of the Peacock Temperence Department Of the Conference of Seventh-day Adventists 111 FRIENDS WITH YOU i ' 51 I have in time Gives us children makes us wise. Tells us what to take or leave behind. And the gifts of growing old are the stories to be told of the secrets more precious than gold. Baby ' s days are never long. Mothers laugh is baby ' s song. Gives us all the strength to carry on. Friends I will remember you. Think of you, pray for you. And when another day is through I ' ll still be friends with you. FRIENDS WITH YOU by Bill Danoff and Taffy Nivert © Copyright 1971 Cherry Lane Music Co. Used by Permission-All Rights Reserved. a: y W, V w lf