Harrison High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harrison, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1967 volume:

An Entrance to Knowledge • •  ... Enthusiasm 2 • • ♦ The eagerness of the crowd, the support of the cheer- leaders, the excitement of the dance, and a mood of resignation, all present a side of our students which none of us will forget. i I f t i t i i I I I i M 1 M I I i i i i i • , « i Student Life.. .1 Clubs and Organizations.. .69 HORNET 1967 HARRISON HIGH SCHOOL HARRISON, MICHIGAN VOLUME IX Activities... 12 10 Sports... 36 Faculty and Administration.. .27 The sophomore representatives, Connie Smith and Karen Thomas, were escorted onto the field by Tom Carlson in a 1966 Corvette. The senior representatives, Cindy Jesse and Gloria Carrigan, were escorted onto the field by Mark Stanfield in a 1966 Mustang. Maxine Cooper, our 1966 Homecoming Queen, rode in luxury onto the field in a 1966 Jaguar driven by Phil Allen. The freshman representatives. Sherry Coon and Nancy Lamp- ky, rode in a 1965 Mustang driven by John Lykins. 14 The junior representatives, Kathy Blosser and Sally Beadle, rode onto the field in a 1966 Corvette driven by Bruce Gard- ner. Queen's Dance Reigns Over Homecoming Hornet co-captains, Ted Furhman and Gayle Prielipp, crown Queen Max. Queen Max and the senior members of her court, Gloria Car- rigan and Cindy Jesse, pose before the game. Sophomores present a play entitled Charlie Chan and the Case of the Honorable Corpse. Juniors Go Japanese Geishas and Coolies serve honorable guests during the banquet. 16 Coolies, Bruce Sheets and Denny Wheeler, uphold the ancient Japanese tradition of silence. Humble Japanese Geisha, Carolyn Morrison, serves guests an ancient favorite, Cherry Blossom Punch. 17 Aetion Speed Hornet Junior Varsity cheerleaders are (top to bottom) Captain Sherry Millard, Becky Heintz, Debbie Mayfield, Sue Tomes, Linda Bryan, and Nancy Lampky. That's What We Need 19 Hornet Varsity cheerleaders are Pam Hurst, Melanie Booth, Captain Maxine Cooper, Jan Brown, Lynn Lampky, and Kathy Thomas. Winter Sports Queen, Linda Downing, and her court: Missy Larson, Gloria son, Cindy Jesse, Elaine Hercliff, and Maxine Cooper. Carrigan, Margarate Wil- An outstanding student of the Senior Class is Nancy Cooley, win- ner of DAR Good Citizen award. The DAR candidates from the senior class were Linda Downing, Lynn Lampky, and Nancy Cooley. 21 BAND MEMBERS--Back Row: D. Reed, E. Baeske, D. Beckwith, J. Kinne, T. Pechacek, D. Lipovsky, Mr. Klasse. Second Row: T. Kinnie, D. Coburn, B. Burnett, A. Coburn, S. Balmer, C. Hilton, E. Bringman, J. Bashaw, S. Wener, G. Bashaw, F. Drinkwine, M. Brandon, P. McKay. Front Row: L. Allen, C. Jesse, G. Howard, and S. Beadle. CHORUS--Second Row: K. Kipp, C. Hilton, J. Chaffee, C. Sawyer, D. Bond, N. Nolph, P. Budd. First Row: S. Bal- mer, R. Curns, S. Davis, Mrs. Riedel, J. Hollinghead, F. Bond, J. Crawford. HARRISON HIGH SCHOOL MAJORETTES--Third Row: J. Handy, P. Chandler, D. Cooley. Second Row: C. Carr, D. Trow- bridge, L. Bruce, B. DeMoss. Front Row: J. Heath, L. Pifer. 23 | St¥e  «0 c u NIO MICHIGAN Antunuiulu COLLEGE Hornets Take League and District Championships Mr. Larson has served in the capacity of Superintendent for four years and has been ably assisted by Mrs. Newman, his secretary. Administration Provides Our Principal, Mr. Mayfield, and his secretary, Mrs. Hileman, work together on school transcripts and grade point averages. 28 The final decision on school policy rests with the School Board, whose members are William Hileman, Sr., secretary; Robert Lar son. Kenneth Haskell, trustee; Paul Clark, trustee; Jane Lipovsky, trustee; Charles Ashcraft, president; James Schneider, Sr., vice-president; and Wayne Trowbridge, treasurer. Control Mrs. Roth is the newest addition to our staff, and serves as general school secretary. Mr. Smith, our guidance counselor, works hard to help the students plan their future. 29 For the first time, Harrison High has a full-time school nurse, and we are fortunate in having an excellent one, Mrs. Stan- field. Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Morrison explain some of the finer points of English. In addition to Mrs. Richards’ English classes, she also teaches the publications class and supervises the publishing of the newspaper and yearbook. Mrs. Morri- son also directs the senior play and supervises the preparation for the junior-senior banquet. 30 Teachers... Guiding the Face of Youth. This is also the first year in which we have had a full-time librarian. Mrs. Bosink, at the right, and her assistant, Mrs McCleary, assist the students in their research and pleasure reading. Mrs. Stocking, our sheriff , has undertaken the task of keep ing law and order in the study hall. 31 Training, typing, and tabulations.. .Mr. Richards helps business stu- dents prepare for the future. The Challenge To Form the Mr. Dobbick and Mr. Wright ex- plain an equation to the 3rd hour geometry class. Mr. Dobbick also teaches algebra I and office procedures, while Mr. Wright teaches advanced math. 32 of Teaching... Minds of Tomorrow Mr. O’Connor and Mr. Rosekrans bring studies of biology, chemistry, and science to a new light for their students. 14 Mr. Nigro. Mr. Sullivan, and Mr. McNeill make a happy trio as they leave school after another work-filled day. Mr. Nigro teaches government, economics, and geog- raphy. Mr. Sullivan teaches American history and comm, skills, and Mr. McNeill teaches world history and business math. 33 Mrs. Fosgett, home economics teacher, prepares H.H.S. girls for later life by teaching the arts of cooking, sewing, food nutrition, and home management. School Offers Program Designed to Provide Liberal Education Mr. Cleveland instructs students in the use of weld- ing equipment in one of his industrial arts classes. Pupils are also taught woodcraft and mechanical drawing in our excellent shop facilities. 34 Mr. Johnson serves as head basketball and baseball coach and assistant football coach. He also teaches junior high science. Mrs. Lubekert is the girls physical education instructor and teaches Spanish and French. Harrison’s athletic director, Mr. Bucholz, works at his desk at the elementary school, where he is principal. Mr. Buch- olz runs the athletic program and has a hand in setting up the athletic schedules. 35 Ted Furhman Mark Nixon John Simon Gayle Prielipp Rod Stocking Tom Ulicki John King Dave Ferguson Bemie Wall Craig Romes Bob Jones Row One: D. Ferguson, J. Simon, T. Ulicki, G. Prielipp, R. Stocking, B. Wall, T. Furhman. Row Two: L. Barber, T. Sincic, J. French, R. Heber, M. Brandon, J. Hendershot, B. Jones, B. Sheets. Row Three: M. Nixon, C. Romes, B. Hileman, B. Krawczynski, D. Wheeler, J. King, C. Ulch. Row Four: M. Stanfield, P. Balmer, J. Hilliard, T. Clark, D. Weldon, R.Sher- rill, J. Bosink, stat.; D. Eaton, stat. Row Five: Coach Rose krans, B. Griffin, mgr.; A. Kullman, mgr.; F. French, mgr.; Coach Johnson. Hornets End Season with Losses Varsity Season Record HARRISON OPPONENT 14 Grayling 6 0 Alcona 6 19 Whittemore 0 19 Houghton Lake 13 0 Beaverton 25 0 Roscommon 32 12 Marion 26 Mr. Rosekrans, head football coach, and Coach Johnson, his assistant, survey the field during the Roscommon game. Row One: Coach Sullivan, Coach Richards. Row Two: D. Lipovsky, J. Norman, M. Popard, R. Francetic, J. Jesse, S. Kinne, T. Wagner, K. Anderson, B. Tetloff. Row Three: T. Keyser, S. Luce, D. Griffin, J. Blackledge, K. Hileman, P. Booth, R. Prielipp, S. Hammond, D. Hercliff. Row Four: R. Bosink, mgr.; L. Douglas, D. Wilson, D. Heber, J. Eaton, K. Blackledge, J. Bosink, J. Keyser, mgr. Junior Varsity Finishes Strong JV Season Record HARRISON OPPONENT 6 Lake City 6 39 Whittemore 13 32 Houghton Lake 13 14 Beaverton 20 6 Roscommon 19 21 Marion 0 42 HORHiy. Hornets Treat Fans to Plenty of Action. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM— Jim Krchmar, Mark Mann, Pat Balmer, Bruce Sheets. Steve Marston, Rod Stocking, Mark Stanfield, Curt Ulch, Tom Ulicki, co-capt.; Jerry Hilliard, Bemie Wall, Ted Fuhrman, co capt. Kneeling: Jim Keyser, mgr.; Tom Sincic, Coach Johnson, John Marston, mgr. Hornets' Place 1st in Conference HORNET VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES HARRISON OPPONENT 73 Farwell 42 53 Alcona 52 50 Marion 67 53 Whittemore-Prescott 42 70 Clare 66 52 Brimley 59 60 Roscommon 55 59 Beaverton 56 53 Coleman 48 64 Houghton Lake 60 62 Marion 53 52 Alcona 54 52 W hittemore- Prescott 61 57 Roscommon 54 82 Coleman 56 60 Beaverton 37 47 Clare • 49 65 Houghton Lake 56 non-conference games 46 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM--Standing: Tom Clark, Brent Griffin, Jay Blackledge, Dave Griffin, Mike Brandon, Ted Keyser, John Eaton, Doug Hilliard, Coach Sullivan. Kneeling: Pat Douglas, mgr.; Jim Jesse, Ken Anderson, Ron Francetic, Kelly Hileman, Ron Anderson, Mike Popard, John Bosink, mgr. OUR STATISTICIANS Dave Eaton and Jim French Row One: R. Sherrill, D. Hercliff, J. Hilliard. D. Wheeler. K. Hileman, R. Wheeler. P. Balmer. J. French. T. Wagner, mgr. Row Two: J. Blackledge, M. Eaton, M. Stanfield, G. Prielipp, D. Griffin, B. Sheets. T. Stenbeck, K. Koelsch, T. Clark, Coach Johnson, and D. Eaton, mgr. Baseball Team Has Gayle Prielipp, Jerry Hilliard, and Bruce Sheets had the highest batting averages of the season. 48 a Coach Richard Johnson demonstrates fielding ability to Pat Balmer, his first baseman. tough Season Gary Haskell, Varsity Club president, presents Coach Herb Hileman (who leaves Harrison after eight years of coaching) with a watch. Coach Hileman has accepted the position of head football coach at Cheboygan High School. Varsity Club Hold's Sport's Banquet ■■i — The Senior Class officers are--Dave Ferguson, student council representative; Tom Ulicki, vice-president; Maxine Cooper, sec- retary; Bruce Gardner, treasurer; and Rod Stocking, president. The class sponsors are Mr. Richards, Mrs. Bosink, and Mr. Rose- krans. Senior Activity List PHILLIP ALLEN—track 9; weight lifting 9; stat. 10; class president 10; student council 10,12; FTA 9,10,11, president 12; pep club 10; Nat. Honor Society 11, president 12; newspaper staff 11,12. CLAUDE BAESKE. ERICH BAESKE--band 11. MARY BARBER--pep club 12; forensics 11; senior play 12. MIKE BARBER--weight lifting 10. JONATHAN BARCLAY--track 9. SUE BEAMISH--chorus 11; senior play 12. HAROLD BELL--entered 12. JAMES BOSINK--basketball 9,10, 11; track 10; stat. 9,10, 11,12; class treasurer 11; varsity club 11,12; Nat. Honor Society 11,12; band 9. BLAINE BROOKS. THOMAS CARLSON--bas- ketball 9; student council 12; pep club 10; Nat. Honor Society 11,12; ski club 12. GLORIA CARRlGAN--class secretary 10; FTA 11; yearbook staff 11,12; pep club 10,11,12; Nat. Honor Society 11,12; Homecoming court 12; newspaper staff 10,11; senior play 12. JUDY CHAFFEE--pep club 11; chorus 12; senior play 12. NANCY COOLEY--student council 10, sec.-treas. 12; FTA 11; pep club 10,11,12; Nat. Honor Society 11, sec. -treas. 12; Homecoming court 11; yearbook staff 11, editor 12; newspaper staff 10, business manager 11; senior play 12. DAR good citizen. DARELL COOPER--football 9,10; Nat. Honor Society 11,12. MAXINE COOPER--class secretary 9,11,12; FTA 11; pep club 10,11,12; Nat. Honor Society 11,12; cheerleader captain 12; Homecoming Court 9, queen 12; newspaper staff 10; senior play 12. RAY COSGROVE—football 9,11; track 11; weight lifting 10,11; varsity club 11. VICKY CURNS--senior play 12. LINDA DOWNING--pep club 10,11; Nat. Honor Soci- ety 11,12; band 9,10; forensics 11; senior play 12; Winter Sports Queen. DAVID FERGUSON--basketball 9,10,11; football 9, 10,11,12; track 9,10,11,12; weight lifting 12; stat. 12; student council 12; varsity club 10,11.12; ski club 12; TED FUHRMAN- -basketball 11,12; football 11,12; varsity club 11,12. BRUCE GARDNER--basketball 9; Football 9; track 10; weight lifting 10; class treasurer 12; senior play 12. DAVE HAMMOND--football 12; weight lifting 11; newspaper staff 11; senior play 12. JOHN HARRIS--pep club 9. BERNARD HENRY--track 11; weight lifting 11; pep club 9,10,11. ELAINE HERCLlFF--pep club 10,11; president 12; newspaper staff 10,11; senior play 12. MICHAEL HOPKINS--baseball 9,10,11,12; senior play 12. MONTY HUBER--basketball 10; football 9,10; track 12. SANDRA HUBER--chorus 11; senior play 12. CINDY JESSE—class treasurer 9; student council 11,12; FTA 11; pep club 9, 10,11,12; ski club 12; cheerleader 10; homecoming court 10,12; newspaper staff 10, 11, editor 12; senior play 12. ROBERT JONES--football 12; pep club 9. JOHN KING--football 12; track 11,12; weight lifting 12; varsity club 12. JEFF KINNE--football 9,10; band 9. DIANE KINNIE—senior play 12. LYNN LAMPKY--pep club 11,12; cheerleader 12; homecoming court 11; newspaper staff 11; senior play 12. NANCY LARSON--entered 12; Nat. Honor Society 12; newspaper staff 12; senior play 12. DAVE LIPOVSKY--baseball 9,10; basketball 9,10; football 9,10; track 11,12; ski club 12; band 9; newspaper 11,12; senior play 12. JOHN LYKINS--football 9,10; track 9,10,11,12; weight lifting 9,10,11; varsity club 9,10,11,12. MICHAEL MC QUISTON—newspaper staff 12. STEPHEN MARSTON—basketball 12; football 9; track 12; varsity club 12; forensics 10,12; senior play 12. PAUL MEYERS--football 10; senior play 12. AUDREY MURPHY. MARK NIXON--football 9,10.11,12; track 9,10.11,12; weight lifting 11; class president 11, vice-president 10; student council 10,11, president 12; pep club 9; varsity club 9,10,11,12; Nat. Honor Society 11,12; newspaper staff 10, 11,12; senior play 12. CARL- TON PILLSBURY. GAYLE PRIELIPP--baseball 9,10,11,12; football 9,10,11,12; weight lifting 11,12; varsity club 10.11.12. CRAIG RICHARDSON--football 9, 12; ski club 12; senior play 12. CRAIG ROMES--foot ball 9,10,12; track 10, 11.12; weight lift- ing 11.12; FTA 11; newspaper staff 10,11,12; senior play 12. TED SCHMID. JOHN SIMON--basketball 10,11; football 9, 10,11, 12; varsity club 11.12. ROGER SOMMERS--football 9. JOSEPH SOYRING. ROD STOCKING--basketball 9,10,11, 12; football 9. 10,12; track 10; class president 9,12; vice-pres. 11; student council 9,10,12; varsity club 11,12; Nat. Honor Society 11, 12; band 9,10. GALE TOMES--baseball 11; yearbook staff 12; newspaper staff 11. THOMAS ULICKI--basketball 9,10,11, 12; football 9,10, 11,12; class vice-pres. 9,12; student council 11,12; varsity club 10,11,12. EMORY WALL--football 9,10,11, 12; track 9,10,11,12; weight lifting 9,10,11,12; FTA 9,10,11,12; varsity club 11,12; Nat. Honor Society 11,12; senior play 12. MARGARET WILSON--pep club 10; chorus 10,11; senior play 12. Class Colors Class Flower Class Motto blue and silver yellow rose To be, rather than to seem. Sponsors Mr. Don Richards Mr. James Rosekrans Mrs. Margaret Ann Bosink PHILLIP ALLEN CLAUDE BAESKE ERICH BAESKE MARY BARBER JONATHAN BARCLAY SUE BEAMISH JAMES BOS INK BLAINE BROOKS VICKY CURNS LINDA DOWNING DAVE FERGUSON TED FUHRMAN BRUCE GARDNER DAVE HAMMOND JOHN HARRIS VAL HAWKS MILLARD BERNARD HENRY ELAINE HERCLIFF MICHAEL HOPKINS MONTY HUBER SANDRA HUBER CINDY JESSE 56 ROBERT JONES JOHN KING JEFF KINNE LYNN LAMPKY NANCY LARSON DAVID LIPOVSKY JOHN LYKINS MICHAEL MC QUISTON STEPHEN MARSTON PAUL MEYERS AUDREY MURPHY MARK NIXON DALE PILLSBURY GAYLE PRIELIPP CRAIG RICHARDSON CRAIG ROMES ROGER SOMMERS JOSEPH SOYRING ROD STOCKING GALE TOMES THOMAS ULICKI EMORY WALL MARGARET WILSON Seniors Not Pictured MIKE BARBER HAROLD BELL RAY COSGROVE DIANE KINNIE Underclassmen The Junior Class officers are--Jim Krchmar, treasurer; Denny Wheeler, student council representative; Bruce Sheets, vice-presi- dent; Jan Brown, secretary; and Pat Balmer, president. The class sponsors are--Mr. Nigro, Mr. McNeill, and Mrs. Morrison. D. Bullard A. Coburn M. Cosgrove R. DeBarr R. DeVeaux M. Dixie S. Dora D. Douglas P. Dowland P. Dowland R. Fanslau K. Ford W. Foutch J. French J. Gardner E. Garver B. German B. Hammond R. Heber J. Heffron J. Hendershot B. Hileman J. Hilliard H. Hollingshead G. Howard R. Hoy P. Hurst J. Husted 61 P. Kerley D. Kleinhardt W. Krawczynski J. Krchmar G. Lewis L. McQuiston M. Mann C. Morrison G. Oberlander B. Parker A. Pilkington P. Pillsbury T. Sincic D. Smith S. Smith M. Stanfield K. Thomas J. Timmer D. Wheeler C. Ulch K. Wall M. Warren D. Weldon J. Allen R. Armstrong G. Beal P. Bell Sophomores C. Carr L. Bryan P. Budd D. Callison The Sophomore Class officers are--Tom Clark, vice-president; Shawn Kinne, president; Debbie Reid, secretary; Diane Cooley, treasurer; and Jay Blackledge, student council representative. The class sponsors are--Mrs. Richards, Mr. Sullivan, and Mr. Dobbick. T. Clark D. Coburn D. Cooley J. Crafard V. Crawford G. Davis J. Dutcher D. Eaton N. Erskine S. Gorman B. Griffin D. Griffin S. Hammond J. Heath D. Hercliff K. Hileman C. Hilliard J. Hollingshead P. Hopkins C. Huber S. Hurst B. Husted T. Husted J. Khabir S. Kinne C. Kipp M. Krawczynski R. Krchmar R. Labadie B. Lang W. Lang C. Lee B. Leposky D. Lloyd S. Luce 64 D. McIntosh J Marston D. Mayfield S. Millard H. Murphy J. Murphy L. Napier P. Allen S. Allen K. Anderson R. Anderson K. Ashcraft L. Barber M. Barclay The Freshman Class officers are--Sue Tomes, vice-president; Becky Heintz, student council representative; Nancy Haskell, secretary; Kathy Ashcraft, president; and Brenda Burnett, trea- surer. Class sponsors are--Mr. O'Connor, Mr. Cleveland, and Mrs. Fosgett. Freshmen S. Beal G. Bashaw J. Bashaw S. Baumer D. Beckwith N. Bentley K. Blackledge R. Blosser J. Bosink S. Brewer G. Bucholz B. Burnett J. Burton P. Chandler G. Coburn S. Coon R. Curns S. Davis B. DeMoss B. Dixie L. Douglas L. Dusette J. Eaton j. Eaton M. Ensz H. Erity S. Esckilsen R. Francetic R. Gamble P. Gassman F. German C. Giddings J. Handy N. Haskell J. Heath D. Heber J. Heffron T. Kinnie B. Koch N. Lampky M. Leposky D. Lipovsky J. Mathews T. Mathews J. Mooney D. Morrison D. Murphy N. Nolph S. Parker J. Pearson T. Pechacek J. Sherrill J. Simpson V. Squires V. Stoner R. Tetloff P. Timmer S. Tomes M. J. Ulicki M. Wall S. Wener D. Wilson H. Wilson L. Wittig R. Zaborowski Clubs and Organizations Better the School Standing, left to right: T. Clark, S. Kinne, M. Nixon, D. Wheeler, T. Ulicki, P. Allen. R. Heintz, R. Stocking, S. Tomes. Back Row: B. Sheets, J. Keyser, J. Blackledge, P. Balmer, T. Carlson, N. Cooley, D. Ferguson. Front Row: C. Nixon, M. Coon, D. Smith, J. Khabir, M. Booth, B. Heintz, C. Jesse, and K. Ashcraft. Student Council Strives to Improve The Student Council is composed of represen- tatives from each of the grades, 7th through 12th, and representatives from each of the or- ganizations. This group is continually trying to improve student-administration relations and organize school functions. This year's officers are, left to right: Mr. Bosink, advisor; Nancy Cooley, secretary-treasurer; Mark Nixon, presi- dent; and Rod Stocking, vice-president. Before joining the FTA, a student must tell why he or she wants to join and what he feels he can gain from the club. The FTA has an increase of ten mem- bers over last year. The officers are (standing) Sally Beadle, trea- surer; Linda Bruce, secretary; Debbie Reid, historian; (seated) Gayle Howard, vice-president; and Phil Allen, president. Exploring the Field of Teaching Row One: K. Ford, N. Erskine, D. Coburn, D. Reid, S. Wener, Mrs. Morrison, advisor; P Timmer, P. Allen, B. Griffin, J. Marston. Row Two: J. Pearson, J. Simpson, M. Ulicki, J. Dutcher, B. Wall, G. Howard, M. Booth, L. Bruce, S. Beadle, A. Allen. Row Three: C. Morrison, W. Foutch, P. Ryan, J. Timmer, J. Brown, B. Leposky, S. Smith, M. Warner, T. Pechacek, D. Mayfield, C. Kipp. Row Four: L. Allen, M. Wall, B. Burnett, R. Hoy, K. Ashcraft. J. Eaton. P. Gassman, C. Hilton, S. Baumer, K. Wall. 7) HR ■r- In H formation are R. Stocking, M. Stanfield, P. Balmer, D. Ferguson, J. Lykins, T. Clark, T. Ulicki, T. Furhman, K. Hileman, M. Nixon, B. Hileman, Mr. Johnson, advisor; Mr. Rosekrans, advisor; J. Hilliard, J. Bosink, J. Simon, B. Sheets, G. Prielipp, R. Sherrill, R. Fanslau, B. Wall, J. Krchmar, D. Lipovsky, and S. Kinne. Varsity Club Cains Nine To enter the Varsity Club, a boy must earn a letter in baseball, basketball, football, or track. Managers or statisticians who have served four years are also eligible. This year the offi- cers are, left to right: Dave Ferguson, secretary-treasurer; Ted Furhman, vice-president; and Tom Ulicki, president. It is the job of the Pep Club to be a cheering section for our ° ' Hornets. Many of the posters which appear in the halls on game days are the work of the Pep Club. This year’s officers ] are Cindy Jesse. S.C. Representative; Gayle Howard, secre- tary-treasurer; and Connie Smith, vice-president. Missing is Elaine Hercliff, president. Cheering for Victory Hurst. Row Two: M. Barber. J. Chaffee, J. Timmer, R. Hoy. S. Coon. L. Pifer, B. Heintz, S. Tomes, K. Ashcraft. B. DeMoss, N. Cooley. Row Three: A. Allen, B. Leposky, P. Ryan, W. Foutch, K. Thomas, P. Dowland, K. Blosser, J. Simon, D. Cooley, C. Jesse, L. Bruce. 73 Learning how to set up and lay out pages in the HORNET takes time. Diane Cooley, senior and underclassmen editor; Kathie Ford, organizations editor; and Randy Heber, faculty editor, are usually kept busy. Planning the newspaper and the yearbook isn't an easy job and it takes a lot of time and pa- tience. When the lay-outs are done, they must be approved by the advisor. Nancy Cooley, yearbook editor; Mrs. Richards, advisor; and Cyndi Jesse, news- paper editor, discuss lay-outs. Publications Improve As Students Learn Planning pictures and meeting deadlines are two of the most important duties of the yearbook staff. At work here are Jalae Khabir, student life editor; Gloria Carri- gan, activities editor; Butch Tomes, sports editor, and Gayla Howard, business manager. Writing stories and reading copy are two of the main jobs of the gather information about their assignments and report on them. Quiston, Mark Nixon, Barbara Leposky, Linda Bryan, Ruby Hoy, Dave Lipovsky, Dick Douglas, and Bill Hileman. Hornet Hive reporters. They must From left to right are Mike Mc- Jennie Pearson, Jean Simpson, A lot of thought and concentration is required of Hornet Hive editors to do the job before them. At the left are Melanie Booth, feature editor; Missy Larson, editorial editor; Gayla Howard, business manager; and Sally Beadle, news editor. Missing is Craig Romes, sports editor. 75 Foreign Language Clubs Spread The Spanish Club is one of the two foreign language clubs in the school. The members are always learning something. The members are Mrs. Lubekert, advisor; D. Reid, D. Co- burn, K. Kipp, B. Wall, D. Mayfield, and D. Cooley. Understanding The second foreign language club is French. The members are learning more about France and the French lan- guage. The members are (Row One) S. Baumer, C. Hilton, B. Koch, L. Bruce, (Row Two) P. Gassman, B. Heintz, N. Haskell, K. Ashcraft, G. Coburn, (Row Three) S. Tomes, M. Nixon, N. Lampky, and D. Lipov- sky. Mrs. Lubekert is the advisor. Finding out where the stars are and what the different constellations are is a project of the Astronomy Club at Harrison This group .is very active and monthly informs the students of its findings. The members are (Row One) B. Foot, P. Douglas, J. Keyser, A. Coleman, R. King, (Row Two) L. Douglas, J. Bosink, G. Korr, W. Little, S. Baumer, (Row Three) D. Heber, G. Bucholz, L. Barber, M. J. Ulicki, and Mr. Wright, advisor. New Clubs Formed The Future Nurses Club is new also to the school this year. The members are (Row One) R. Wilson, M. Barber, J. Chaffee, J. Crawford, (Row Two) A. Murphy, V. Cums, S. Beamish, B. Lang, (Row Three) D. Kinnie, P. Dowland, D. Mac- Intoish, and M. Larson. The Ski Club was formed this year. Its members are very active in the sport of skiing. The members are (Row One) K. Thomas, S. Kinne, B. Heintz, S. Hammond, T. Carlson, C. Richardson, Mr. McNeill, advisor; (Row Two) C. Jesse, D. Lipovsky, K. Ashcraft, J. Brown, D. Ferguson, L. Pifer, (Row Three) C. Hilliard, T. Carpenter, G. Howard, D. Trowbridge, C. Carr, J. Heath, E. Sharp, D. Lipovsky. Ski Club — Color Me Black Blue 78 Members of the National Honor Society are (Row One) Mrs. Bosink, advisor; Mark Nixon, Melanie Booth, Maxine Cooper, (Row Two) Darlene Kleinhardt, Gary Oberlander, Kathy Wall, Sally Beadle, Gayla Howard, (Row Three) Nancy Cooley, sec. -treas.; Ted Fuhrman, Pat Ryan, Gloria Carrigan, Jim Krchmar, (Row Four) Randy Heber, Bernie Wall, Jeanne Gardner, Arden Coburn, Phil Allen, president; Wendy Foutch, Linda Downing, (Row Five) Rod Stocking, vice-president; Carolyn Morrison, Missy Larson, Ted Schmid, Tom Sincic, Curt Ulch, (Row Six) Jerry Hilliard, Jim Bosink, Bruce Sheets, and Darell Cooper. Honor Society Gains 20 Members 79 Planning a yearbook might be compared to going the wrong way on a one-way street: There’s a lot against you —Conflicting schedules, rapidly approaching deadlines, and endless copy and photo requirements. But all this must come to an end just as the school day ends and the students go home. Soon you will close the door of the 1967 HORNET. For us seniors this closing has even greater meaning, for it is the closing of a chapter in our lives. To all of you who have helped make this 1967 HORNET possible, thank you. Nancy Cooley Editor