Harrison High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harrison, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1970 volume:

Page Introduction ................................. 2 Faculty and Administration.................... 7 Underclassmen.................................17 Seniors.......................................35 Athletics ....................................43 Activities....................................61 School Life ..................................71 1970 HORNET Harrison High School Harrison, Michigan Treasured Moments, 2 Never To Be Forgotten Time, that elusive quality of life which is never really here but gone, gone, gone. The sands in the hour glass are few and we have almost attained our goal. Our time of adolescence is fast coming to a close and adulthood is upon us. The time is gone, gone, gone and life is ahead of us. Will this elude us, too? Are we ready? 3 Mr. Pifer applies board of education Right: How about that Hai Karate! Becky Heintz and Ken Blackledge discuss pics A Senior Powder-puffers annihilate Juniors to the tune of 18-6 A Routine Day Tom Hammond and Dan Ashcraft enjoying a stimulating French lecture. All right you guys—wake up! Mr. Steve Dragoon, a guest speaker from India, shares Homecoming 1969 was one that will never be forgotten, some of his experiences with the students at an assembly. Everyone just loves our new cheers! 6 FACULTY Administration: Left to right, Mr. Keith Mayfield, principal, Mr. Donald Richards, business manager, Mr. Robert Larson, super- intendant, Mrs. Marion Hileman, superintendant’s secretary, Mrs. Roberta Roth, principal’s secretary, and Mrs. Arvella Neuman, bookkeeper. Mr. Douglas McFarland is a wel- come addition to our faculty. He teaches world history, economics, and sociology. Mr. James Benedict directs our high school chorus and aids Mr. Leonard Klaasse in leading our Band. Mrs. Betty Spangler and Mr. Richard Johnson instruct the physical education classes. Mr. Ken McNeill is our Special Ed- ucation teacher. 9 Mr. Wayne Bucholz, our athletic director, successfully gets us through another year of sports. It’s impossible to skip school anymore as Ken Blackledge finds out as the truent officer, Mrs. Leona Stocking, catches up with him. Our librarians, Mrs. Pauline Sweeney and Mrs. Margaret Bosink had quite a job when they moved the library into the old study hall. 10 1 Mr. Bruce Brandon, Mr. Wylie Sullivan, and Mrs. Mary Winters are our social science teachers. Mr. Barry Hamilton and Mr. Jim Rosekrans teach science and conservation. Our mathematics teachers are Mr. Terrance Wales and Mr. Bruce Carlson. 12 13 Mr. Joe Ashcroft teaches history. Mrs. Irene Gorte and Mr. Kirk Kickbusch teach the business courses. Here, Mrs. Vivian Rippentrop, helps one of her home economics students learn how to use the sewing machine properly. M Miss Vivian Gross teaches art and ceramics and Mr. Bob Brenner, industrial arts. Mr. Bill Risto is our foreign language teacher who teaches French. 15 Mrs. Bonnie Mentley, Mrs. Thora Morrison, Mrs. Karen Ashcroft, and Mrs. Barbara Dine work hard in our English department. Our nurse, Mrs. Stanfield, administers aid to Mrs. Riedel. Mr. Gene Wright teaches Earth Science. 16 UNDERCLASS M. Adsit S. Anderson M. Babbitt G. Bates B. BeDour D. Blatt R. Blatt J. Brabbs R. Briggs C. Brown J. Brown D. Callison J. Campbell G. Corbin S. DeVoll R. DeVoll D. Duma K. Dutcher R. Foote B. Frank F. French M. Garver C. Gasper D. Gorton J. Hect R. Heintz T. Heintz V. Henry J. Henry K. Herbert C. Hilliard E. Hoeft M. Horton S. Huntley B. Husted M. Kelly 18 The junior class (’71) officers are from left to right: Terri Wilson, treasurer; Tim Weitzel, vice-president; C.C. Hilliard, president; Rhonda Hawks, secretary; and Linda Brown, student council representative. R. King J. Kolander A. Kullman R. Kulp A. Lang T. Lavens P. Lepley K. Leposky P. Lescenski T. McIntosh F. Meyers P. Millard J. Newton T. Norman S. Noyes R. Ogden M. Parker T. Peters 19 L. Percell R. Richards G. Richardson P. Ritchie S. Ross B. Sanderson L. Sawyer R. Sexton M. Shaver D. Shull B. Simpson D. Smith L. Smith D. St. Dennis V. St. Dennis M. Strange R. Tetloff D. Toner B. Trowbridge C. VanBuren R. VanVal ken burg G. VanValkenburg K. Way T. Weitzel D. Weldon R. Wilson T. Wilson M. Wood B. Wollick R. Yohnj 20 The sophomore class (’72) officers are from left to right: Tim Haskell, treasurer; Karen Baueus, student council representative; Ronda Ritchie, secretary; Max Saxton, vice-president; Rick Roy, president. R. Adsit C. Amble K. Baueus C. Beech G. Bentley S. Bohmier R. Bosink J. Brown D. Brusen C. Bryan M. Bucholz M. Burton J. Campbell C. Carr J. Chapel K. Chase J. Conway M. Coon 21 C. Cornell D. Duma P. Dunbar G. Eaton T. Erskine J. Gardiner C. Gassman D. Graham R. Griffor C. Gurnee J. Hadley D. Hammond M. Hardin D. Curns L. Dora P. Douglas J. Dowland 22 M. Harper T. Haskell P. Hayes D. Heber N. Henry H. Hercliff S. Hileman D. Hilliard R. Hilton R. Hoard M. Hoeft J. Hoskey E. Howey J. Hudson C. Herbert L. Kerns J. Keysor D. Keysor D. Kiger D. Krawczynski G. Korr K. Krawczynski V. Krawczynski J. Labadie 23 J. Land N. Lepley 24 R. Sanderson K. Sawdy M. Saxton K. Sharp W. Shooter L. Smart L. Smith D. Smith J. Snover M. Snover D. St. Dennis B. Sprague P. Sprague W. Sore 11 L. Stoner J. Strange M. Thomas P. VanBuren K. Vosburgh T. Waltemeyer M. Ward P, Warner B. Willis D. Wilson V. Withrow K. Wood J. Wright 25 The officers of the freshman class (’73) are from left to right: Wayne Elton, president; Robin Haskin, secre- tary; Coleen Yankee, treasurer; Don Kolander, vice-president; Dan Ashcraft, Student Council representa- tive. A. Ahac R. Allen D. Allison C. Amble D. Ashcraft S. Barber S. Baumer P. Beemer P. BeDour K. Blackledge K. Blosser J. Brandon 26 K. Breese D. Brown J. Bruce L. Buzzell M. Carper R. Carr C. Case M. Chase T. Clark M. Corbin S. Davis K. Davis G. DeVoll J. Driver H. Duma S. Eaton C. Elton W. Elton R. Engel L. Flinn M. Gatten J. Griffin 27 ■% W. Haag T. Hammond R. Haskin K. Hein C. Heintz S. Henry K. Hawley W. Hrdlovich V. Huber M. Hughes K. Husted P. Husted M. Iutzi J. Jesse L. Kaufmann K. Keysor P. Kinkela K. Koch D. Kolander E. Krawczynski P. Lepley K. McClenathen P. McDiarmid M. McGlinchey R. McKay J. Magnus B. Martin C. Mathews C. Millard R. Norman E. Packard K. Parker 29 M. Phillips D. Popard S. Portz R. Price K. Reid D. Riedel J. Richardson M. Richardson C. Roth C. Sawyer K. Scott R. Sexton M. Shaver L. Shaw D. Shooter S. Sincic T. Snyder W. Speck 30 K. Stevens S. Swain G. Sweeney K. Toews L. Townsend R. Townsend P. VanBuskirk F. Wade K. Weaver D. Weldon D. Wiederhold B. Wilson A C. Wright C. Yankee L. Yesney C. Zgol 31 At an assembly we learn about foreij?n education. My back! My back! 32 Remember When? 33 SENIORS Penny Allen Sandra Allen Kenneth Anderson Ron Anderson Kathy Ashcraft Mark Barclay Jerry Bashaw B. Sue Baumer David Beckwith Nevada Bentley Kenneth Blackledge Ronna Blosser Class Officers: (top) J. Jesse—S.C.R.; M. Popard— Pres.; J. Eaton—V. Pres.; (bottom) B. Burnett—Sec.; N. Haskell—Tres.; and B. Heintz—Tres. 36 John Bosink Glenda Bucholz Elaine Bullard Brenda Burnett James Burton Connie Clark Gary Cobum Sherry Coon F. Bill Cornell Rodney Cornell Rita Curns Patricia Dickerson Larry Douglas Thomas Douglas Dan DuBay John Eaton 37 Sue Eskilsen Ron Francetic Ron Gamble Pam Gassman Floyd German Kalvin Giddings Tamera Gonzalez Jackie Handy While the cats are away, the clowns will play 38 Vernon Henry Constance Hilton Louis Hopkins Larry Huber John Jaynes James Jesse Ted Keyser Duane King Lewis Kinkela Rebecca Koch Kristiina Kukka Nancy Lampky Michael Leposky Dan Lipovsky Randy Martin Judy Mathews 39 James Mooney Dorothy Morrison Cheryl Mullas Don Murphy Henry Murphy Nancy Nolph Richard Parker Jennie Pearson Teresa Pechacek Linda Pillsbury Michael Popard Patricia Portz Pam Ryder Lynne Scott Leon Semig 40 Dara Sprague Paulette Timmer Susan Tomes Ma Mary J. Ulicki Melanie Wall Shirlee Wener Debbie Williams Dale Wilson Howard Wilson Ronald Zaborowski 42 ATHLETICS The Junior Varsity Basketball team is from left to right: T. Haskell, D. Kolander, R. Mayfield, C. Amble, G. Korr, J. Keyser, second row; R. Neimi, D. Hilliard, R. Roy, D. Cums, G. Eaton, and coach, Mr. Wylie Sullivan. The freshman basketball team is from left to right: J. Magnus, M. Downing, S. Sinsic, B. Martin, G. Sweeney, second row; Coach, Mr. Bob Brenner, K. Reid, M. Richardson, T. Howey, T. Hammond, P. Weitzel, third row; C. Amble, J. Griffin, S. Eaton, W. Elton, and D. Ashcraft. 44 The varsity basketball team members are, from left to right; A- Kullman, C. C. Hilliard, M. Popard, R. Blatt, B. Trowbridge, T. Keyser, R. Anderson, J. Eaton, P. Millard, and J. Brown. Mr. Richard Johnson coaches the varsity squad. Tom Douglas has faithfully served as the man- ager of the basketball, football, and baseball teams for four years. 45 Ted Keyser, senior—center. Mike Popard, senior—forward. Jim Brown, sophomore—guard. Ron Anderson, senior—forward. C.C. Hilliard, junior—guard. Hornets Fight- 46 John Eaton, senior—forward. Roger Blatt, junior—guard. Alvin Kullman, junior—guard. Phil Millard, junior—guard. Bruce Trowbridge, junior—forward. To The End 47 Junior Varsity Football team: left-right, top-bottom: Coach Pifer, R. Hilton, D. Keysor, K. Heber, J. Chapel, Coach Sullivan, S. Ogden, J. Newton, T. Howie, J. Griffin, D. Hilliard, D. Kolander, P. Douglas, K. Breese, M. Richardson, T. Snyder, D. Weldon, C. Amble, M. Saxton, C. Amble, D. Smith, L. Kerns, D. Popard, Tim Griffith, G. Sweeney, E. Krawczynski, K. Scott, S. Sinsic, J. Snover, R. Sanderson, T. Hammond, B. Martin. Coach William Pifer and Coach Wylie Sullivan discuss their achievements from the past season with manager, Bob Martin. 48 Stat. Tim Weitzel and Gary Eaton smile as they give Coach Jim Rosekrans and Coach Don Richards the stats of a winning game. The Varsity Football team includes: left to right, top to bottom: Coach Richards, J. Eaton, B. Briggs, J. Mooney, A. Lang, R. Blatt, S. Holmes, T. McIntosh, M. Popard, G. Howie, T. Lavens, Coach Rosekrans, J. Jesse, R. Martin, P. Millard, R. Francetic, K. Blackledge, T. Jesse, M. Allen, K. Leposky, R. Cornell, A. Kullman, M. Snover, C. Hilliard, B. Sanderson, G. Coburn, B. Cor- nell, D. King, F. French. 49 John Eaton—end Seniors Ken Blackledge—center Support Jim Jesse—fullback Team Mike Popard—tackle Rod Cornell—end Duane King—guard so Randy Martin—end Bill Cornell—back Jim Mooney—center Our three captains, Jim Jesse, Mike Popard, and Ron Francetic charging through the hoop at the 1969 Homecoming game with Beaverton. 51 The golf team has done quite well even though it is a fairly new sport offered at H.H.S. From the left, they are: Coach, Don Richards, G. Eaton, T. Haskell, R. Bosink, R. Heintz, L. Stoner, B. Foote, and J. Brown. Participation In Spring Sports Grows 52 The baseball team is coached by Richard Johnson. The members are from left to right; M. Saxton, T. Norman, R. Neimi, D. Hilliard, R. Sanderson, F. French, C. C. Hilliard, R. Mayfield, B. Trowbridge, S. Holmes, and D. Eaton, statistician; second row; R. Francetic, R. Roy, M. Burton, F. Meyers, G. Cobum, R. St. Dennis, K. Hileman, T. Waltemeyer, R. Adsit, and B. Briggs, manager. The members of the track team are from left to right: M. Popard, R. Hilton, M. Saxton, E. Sharp, C. Amble, D. Griffin, R. Blatt, M. Brandon. Second row; K. Heber, L. Kinkella, B. Sanderson, R. Cornell, J. Jesse, J. Eaton, R. Martin. Third row; M. Snover, A, Kullman, H. Murphy, B. Cornell, K. Leposky, S. Kinne, P. Millard. The boys are coached by Mr. Jim Rosekrans. 53 Hornets Have The Action! 55 Melanie Wall, Senior Sherry Huntley, Junior capt. Rhonda Hawks, Junior Cindy Gasper, Junior Karla Sharp, Sophomore Sue Hileman, Sophomore 57 58 Margie McGlinchey Freshman Cheryl Heintz Freshman Mary Martin Sophomore Marlena Corbin Freshman Captain Tonia Pearson Sophomore Freshman Cheerleaders The Freshman Cheerleaders are: (front) Colleen Millard, Colleen Yankee, Sherry Barber, Jill Richardson, Mary Gatton. 60 ACTIVITIES Junior - Senior Prom - A Paradise Isle” The class of 1970 presented an outstanding prom last year, in fact the Junior-Senior Prom “Paradise Isle”, was one of the finest proms given in the history of Harrison High School. 62 63 Our Co-Valedictorians: Cybii Huber and Judy Dutcher. Salutatorian Chris Hillard is not pictured. 65 Carnival King: Queen: Tom Clark and Beth Land. The Senior Carnival is a money making project that each senior class sponsors. The Carnival consists of games, refreshments, and vot- ing by ballot for the King and Queen. At the remaining moments a cor- onation takes place to crown our annual King and Queen. 66 The Carnival Court: (left to right) Tom MeGlinchey, Linda Bryan, King Tom Clark and Queen Beth Land, Nancy Erskine, Gary St. Dennis. pew Homecoming 1969 - 1970 67 Our Homecoming: Queen for 1969-1970 is Sherry Ann Coon. Members of her Senior court were Becky Heintz and Terry Pechacek. Homecoming 69-70 The crowning of our 1969-70 Homecoming Queen, Sherry Coon. The Queen’s court and their escorts, left to right: Colleen Millard—Randy Martin, Karen Baucus—Bruce Trowbridge, Sherry Huntley—Mike Popard, Senior Terri Pechacek—Phil Millard, Queen Sherry Coon— Ken Blackledge, Senior Becky Heintz—Ron Francetic, Mary Morton—C.C. Hilliard, Sue Hileman—Bill Cornell, Robin Haskin—Tim Weitzel. Junior Representatives are Sherry Huntley and Mary Morton. The sophomore representatives are Karen Baucus and Sue Hileman. From the freshman class we have Colleen Millard and Robin Haskin. 69 D.A.R. Good Citizen Each year the Daughters of American Revolution, a historical society, select a good citizen from each graduating class. Representing the class of 1970 is Kathleen Sue Ashcraft. 70 SCHOOL LIFE ROW 1: K. Ashcraft, Mrs. Margret Bosink, sponsor, D. King, T. Pechacek, ROWT 2: J. Pearson, N. Lampky, D. Sprague, ROW 3: T. Kevser, P. Gassman, M. Wall, S. Baumer, J. Simpson, J. Mooney, ROW 4: C. Hilton, L. Douglas, B. Burnett, N. Haskell, ROW 5: C. Gasper. M. Morton, T. Wilson, M. Proda, K. Way, ROW 6: D. Callison, J. Newton, T. Kukka, P. Allen, G. Richardson, D. Smith, ROW 7: S. Huntley, R. VanValkenburg, B. Foote, C.C. Hillard, F. French, R. Tetloff, R. Ogden, L. Sawyer, ROW 8: F. Meyers, J. Bosink, J. Eaton, R. Hawks, P. Millard, G. Corbin, J. Brabbs. 72 Honor Society - Largest Ever Tina Kukka joins the long line of new Honor Society members. Rhonda Hawks followed by C.C. Hillard and Fred Meyers lights her symbolic candle. 73 Duane King (Honor Society President) Officiates as the judge during the ceremony. Our Governing Body : Student Council ROW 1: Mr. McNeil; advisor, Nancy Lampky, Nancy Haskell, Becky Koch, Karen Baukus, Mr. Pifer; advisor, ROW 2: Rick Roy, Wayne Elton, Max Saxton. Ron Francetic, Don Kolander, Rich- ard Heintz, John Eaton, Dan Asncraft, Tim Weitzel, C.C. Hillard. Officers: Larry Douglas president, Terri Pechacek treasurer, Kathy Ashcraft secretary, Mike Popard vice-president. Spirit” Is Our Pep Club’s Cry ROW 1: (L to R) J. Keyser, D. Murphy, M. Popard, B. Trowbridge, R. Francetic, T. Weitzel, R. Heintz, B. Briggs, L. Kerns, ROW 2: P. Douglas, J. Heffron, C. Soyring, P. Millard, B. Heintz, J. Hect, T. Pechacek, B. Burnett, ROW 3: P. Ryder, T. Gonzalez, N. Bentley, S. Baumer, S. Noyes, M. Morton, T. Wilson, M. Strange, M. Coon, K. Krawc- zynski, R. Blossor, ROW’ 4: C. Millard, T. Kukka, S. Coon, P. Dickerson, J. Kolander, D. Callison, B. Cook, M. Clark, J. Handy, P. Gassman, ROW’ 5: L. Scott, E. Hoeft, C. Hilton, N. Haskell, S. Tomes, N. Lampky, M. Ulicki, C. Gass- man, R. Richie, K. Cornell, P. Kinkela, M. Harper, K. Baukus, ROW 6: R. Peterson, D. Lynch, M. Gatton, P. Bedour, ROW 7: M. Martin, M. Corbin, M. McGlinchy, C. Gasper, S. Huntley, S. Hileman,C. Sharp, R. Hawks, M. Wall, C. Heintz, T. Pearson. 75 Officers: (L to R) Becky Heintz treasurer, Brenda Burnett president, Sue Baumer secretary. Varsity Club Strives For The Best ROW 1: (back to front) K. Heber, J. Eaton, J. Jesse, M. Daxton, R. Roy, B. Foote, G. Eaton, R. Cornell, ROW 2: T. Keyser, M. Leposky, E. Howey, R. Francetic, F. French, G. Coburn, L. Stoner, D. Hilliard, J. Brown, M. Snover, ROW 3: T. McIntosh, R. Blatt, C. Amble, P. Millard, T. Jesse, H. Murphy, R. Heitz, K. Leposky, B. Sanderson, ROW 4: R. Hilton, R. Mayfield, J. Mooney, M. Popard, B. Cornell, C.C. Hillard, D. Murphy, D. King, L. Kinkela. Officers: (L to R) John Eaton Vice-President, Mike Popard Secretary, Ron Francetic President, Duane King Treasurer. ROW 1: (L to R) J. Keyser, D. Murphy, R. Francetic, P. Millard, T. Weitzel, D. Weldon, R. Heintz, L. Kerns, P. Douglas, P. Hayes, K. Leposky, L. Kinkela, ROW 2: K. Ashcraft, C. Heintz, T. Kukka, M. Martin, R. Jaynes, K. Blaekledge, P. Warner, J. Wright, R. Haskins, L. Garant, M. Gatton, C. Yankee, P. Bedour, P. Kinkela, D. Lynch, J. Jesse, C. Millard, S. Noyes, Mr. Risto advisor, Mr. McNeil advisor. Our Ski Club Has A Good Year! Officers: (pictured top to bottom) Richard Heintz president, Tim Jesse vice-president, Ron Francetic secretary. 77 Our Newspaper Staff At Work ROW 1: (L to R) Cheryl Heintz, Toni Clark, Rhonda Hawks, Jennie Pearson, Rita Curns, Beverly Cook, ROW 2: Gary Eaton, Alvin Kullman, Jamie Khabir, John Bosink, Roger Blatt, John Eaton, Richard Meyers, Rod Cornell. Editors (not pictured) are: Nancy Haskell and Becky Koch. The Newspaper Staff this year has encountered many obstacles and over-came them, due to the conflicting schedules and time changes. However, thanks to the two fine editors and all the excellent reporters our Newspaper will have another successful year. 78 Our Yearbook Staff In Action From left to right: Jerri Jesse—-Student Life, Connie Hilton—Business Manager, Mrs. Porten—Advisor, Becky Heintz— Activities, Kathy Ashcraft—Editor, Colleen Millard—Underclassmen, Pam Gassman—Clubs and Organizations, Rhonda Hawks—Seniors, Joel Magnus—Sports, Gary Eaton—Sports. The Yearbook Staff has worked hard this past year to produce a yearbook which will proudly rep- resent Harrison High School. Thanks to lots of hard work and co-operation the yearbook has been made possible. 79 Above: Mrs. Porten advisor and Kathy Ashcraft editor. Future Nurses Have Foresight ROW 1: (L to R) R. Sexton, V. Henry, D. Duma, K. Hein, N. Lampky, H. Duma, ROW 2: L. Pillsbury, M. Parker, J. Newton, M. Harding, P. Leply, T. Clark, W. Shooter, ROW 3: P. Allen, E. Bullard, K. Way, C. Wood, ROW 4: B. Bullard, Lynn Scott, Mrs. Stanfield advisor, P. Ryder, G. Bucholtz. The Officers are: Elaine Bullard president, Beverely Bullard vice-president, Toni Clark secretary, Carla Wood treasurer, Nancy Lampky student council representative, Valerie Henry activities chairman. The Future Nurses Club has grown considerably in size and has planned sever- al activities and completed various projects. Planning for the future is an impor- tant part of the club. Future Teachers Plan Ahead ROW 1: (L to R) Mrs. Morrison advisor, T. Pechacek, S. Wener, C. Gasper, R. Hawks, S. Huntley, M. Strange, E. Hoeft J. Hect, ROW 2: M. McGlinchey, T. Wilson, K. Oberlander, C. Millard, S. Noyes, M. Thomas, M. Martin, C. Soyring, D. Smith, C. Heintz, ROW 3: R. Haskins, B. Burnett, B. Heintz, M. Ulicki, B. Cook, M Clark, C. Gass- man, R. Richie, L. Parker, M. Harding, M. Wall, ROW 4: L. Kerns, D. Hillard, P. Gassman, S. Baumer, K. Ashcraft, B. Briggs, P. Douglas. Officers: (L to R) Brenda Burnett Historian Parlimentarian, Kathy Ashcraft treasurer, Terri Pechacek president, Shirley Wener secretary, Diane Smith president-elect, Mrs. Morrison advisor. 81 Home Economics Club Is Active li 0 R) JJ'chardson,, C. Zgol, K. Keysor, L. Yesnev, Mrs. Rippentrop advisor, ROW 2: L. Smart J VanBuren ; • C. Case, D. Sawyer, M. Chase, K. Weaver, L. Kaufman, S. Baumer, ROW 3: J. Driver, S. Davis C Mathews ’ TMJ Zk Sta,Ver RwC2rr’ P ,Ryder, C. Soyring, J. Bruce, ROW 4: C. Roth, P. Neal, C. Carr, L. Tovimsend A AhacHb Lynch, I . Kmkela, C. McClenathen, P. McDuram, D. Wiederhold, L. Flynn. ’ ’ The officers of the Home Economics Club are: Richardson, and Treasurer—Lynn Scott. President—Ginger Richardson, Vice-President—Jerri Jesse, Secretary_Jill The Home Economics Club is new this year and also very active. They have completed several interesting projects very successfully. 82 Students Utilize Talents RADIO CLUB: K. Holley, Mr. Wright advisor, C. Amble, and R. Price. CHORUS: Row 1: Mr. Benedict advisor, R. DeVoll, J. Driver. Row 2: C. Herbert, P. McDuram, M. Horton, V. Krawczynski. I ime has passed so q that it hardly seems possible that another year has gone by. 1 he Harriet stall wishes to thank all the people who mi it possible for us to put this book out. A special thajiks to Mr.,Leonard Hawks for his time and patience put forth in takihg’pictures for us. We 1 that this book will be treasured, especially by the seniors because their h school days are almost over. kathv Ashcraft 84 . • .