Harrison High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harrison, MI)

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Bumps, bruises and bandages are all in a days work for our school nurse, Mrs. Meredith Stan- field. She keeps close records on student health, Mr. Dewey Smith, counselor, inoculations, and medical case histories, helps students plan for the future. He handles applications for col- leges and training schools, and advises pupils in high school cur- riculum choices. Mrs. Margaret Ann Bosink, school librarian, checks a book out for Bruce Sheets, a senior. Mrs. Bosink is active in her advisory jobs for the Student Council, Honor Society, and senior class.

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Obviously pleased with Harrison’s sports rec- ords, Athletic Director, Mr. Wayne E. Bucholz looks on during a home game. Mr. Bucholz helps in scheduling athletic events and hiring referees for home games. At the top of the administrative ladder is the school board. Its members are: Seated on the left: Treasurer Wayne Trowbridge, Vice-President James Schneider, Trustee David E. Roth. Standing: Superintendent Robert M. Larson, President Charles Ashcraft. Seated on the right: Trustee Kenneth Haskell. Trustee Paul Clark, and Secretary William Hileman, Sr.

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A new addition to our faculty this year was Mrs. Lahmann, who second semester switched from the teaching of English to that of Art. Mrs. Lahmann also supervises the Art Club and helps broaden the imagination of her students through this activity. Our Shop instructor, Mr. Rei- del, helps boys prepare for their future life by teaching them the skills of welding, woodworking, and mechanical drawing. Mr. Riedel is shown here in the tool room with two of his senior stu- dents, Dick Douglas and Ron Fanslau. STUDENTS ACQUIRE Mrs. Fosgett instructs Terry Wil- son, a freshman, in the fine art of sewing. Mrs. Fosgett teaches Home Economics I, II, and III. Students are taught cooking, home manage- ment and food nutrition. 28