Harrison High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harrison, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1972 volume:

TURN, TURN, TURN To every thing there is a season turn, turn, turn, And a time for every purpose under heaven A time to be born, a time to die A time to plant, a time to reap A time to kill, a time to heal A time to laugh, a time to weep A time to build up, a time to break down A time to dance, a time to mourn A time to cast away stones, a time to gather stones together A time of love, a time of hale A time of war, a time of peace A time to embrace, a time to refrain from embracing A time to gain, a time to lose A time to rend, a time to sew A time to love, a time to hate A time of peace, I swear it’s not too late 1 2 $ O i ,0 %? Ul +2 X c 't ' o £ %? t 'k « £ •x f i O of J « £ A l 4? V se j V £ f r J Q „« $ . y vO. g j g it w% O ® 'i'?, O d r j rtW ■ % V V y ? O'SUK� Vs- u� jj - « O io s 1 UjCjC Dedication. Administration. Faculty. Football. Home- coming. Freshman. wwzm Basketball. Student Council. Ski Club. Sophomores. Prom. Juniors. 4J C a V S 5 V o t . rt 1 7 11 , j ,5 «V � « % J if 1 .V £ I s s , J V ■ ,v5 jfr js HlVv K - 1?, it a V - w O VA 0 5 1 a® „ 6 y Varsity Club Golf. Wrestling. Future Teachers. Future Nurses. Honor Society. Yearbook-Newspaper Staff. Seniors. 3 4 DEDICATED TO MR. LARSON For his lifetime devotion to the education of children and young peo- ple, we dedicate this, the 1971-72 Harrison Yearbook to Mr. Robert M. Larson. Mr. Larson came to Harrison High School as principal in 1956 and held that position for 6 years. During this time, he also taught Commercial sub- jects and, in 1959 started the first Harrison High School yearbook. He has been Superintendent for 9 years. He served four years on the State Athletic Association and is active in Community affairs and projects. We wish to extend our many thanks to Mr. Larson for the time and effort he has put forth for the betterment of our education. v 5 ADMim 6 TKATIOAI Mrs. Rosalie Milliard, Secretary “Is this the party to which I am Speaking? Mr. Dewey Smith, Guidance Counselor and Mrs. Roberta Roth, Secretary. A TIME TO PLANT. . . Micheal Frugc, (English) “Hi, Mom!” Connie Friedrich, (English) “The dogmas of the quiet past are inadequate to the stormy present.” A. Lincoln Jane Koerber, (English) “Never, for the sake of peace and quiet, deny your experiences or convictions.” 8 Pauline Sweeney, (Librarian) “Smile! Nature gave you two ears; and one mouth. Think! Before you speak.” Margaret Bosink, (Librarian) “What are my books? My friends, my loves; my church; my tavern; and my only wealth.” Lynn Warner, (English) “If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or faraway.” Thoreau David Rowe, (Mathematics) “The student of today must be able to think for himself. The new age of majority makes the students need to be more aware than he already is.” 10 Micheal Roberts, (Industrial Arts) ‘‘Education for all, according to their needs.” Carl Newton, (Industrial Arts) “Safety fust ... you live longer that way. James Schneider, (Sciences) “F ind out where everyone is going and beat them there.” James Rosekrans, (Biology) “A picture is worth a thousand words.” William Pifer, (Sciences) “Boom to you too!” i� 11 McCullough, Ron (Special Education) “The world is filled with little people, but tell me, who classifies them?” Rzepka, Judy (Business) “Success can only be attained by a good attitude and much hard work!” Brandon, Bruce (Social Studies) “Only through looking at the past can we understand our present and future.” Paullin, Dan (Social Studies) “If you play the game-live with it.” 13 . . A TIME TO REAP Mrs. Arvilla Newman, Secretary Secretary, Mrs. Marion Hileman treats all of our funds with tender loving care. Mrs. Leona Stocking, Truant Officer Mrs. Meridith Stanfield, School Nurse Barbara Griffith, (French) “L’ennui, c’est que tu te nourris de cliches. Annelise Dietz, (Art) “In a world where we could very easily become just another number we must strive with enthusiasm and creativity to make our personal contribution to the society in which we live.” John Dietz, (Music) “The ability to overcome mediocrity and achieve excellence is the true measure of a champion, in any facet of life.” 'Y n Mr. Donald Richards, Business Director 15 FALL I cry for realness. For the touch of sincerity for the opening of the mind without the nturkiness of our act interfering in my actions ... I seek tlie real sensation: warmth in love understanding in people patterns of knowledge depths and mysteries of myself unknown blackness and the sometimes light of God hopelessness of our rich nation and all I ask is why and how can I make any difference? 1970 CM U Chippewa Harrison ...........................0 Harrison ..........................27 Harrison ...........................6 Harrison ...........................0 Harrison ..........................34 Harrison ...........................6 Harrison ...........................0 Harrison ..........................20 Tawas...........................13 Meridian ......................22 Beaverton ......................14 Houghton Lake .................30 Farwell.........................6 Roscommon .....................20 Evart...........................0 Coleman ........................14 A TIME FOR WAR. . . Don Kolander; Co-captain All-Conference, Honorable Mention Mike Snover; Co-captain All-Conference, Back Golden Helmet Award Area Honorable Mention J. Griffin K. Scott E. Krawczynski T. Howey G. Howey J. Snover T. Hammond S. Knickerbocker G. Braman M. Snover C. Amble D. Hilliard B. Walker T. Waltemyer K. Brccsc 20 21 CN CN 9K. VA KSJZV JS mMKSK FIRST ROW,Heft to right): Bob Herbert, Dan Snyder, John Mar- tin, Mike Cosgrove, Rex Wright, Terry Jessup, Kim Chaffee, Carl Smith, Stan Anderson, Steve Beech, Mark Slayton, Jamie Wilson, Mark Gassman, Carl Hoeft, Dan Purcell. SECOND ROW: Lance Walker, Larry Holley, Russel Amble, Frank Anderson, Ed Braman, Steve Hyatt, Mike Cook, Brad Wright, Mike Mavis, Dan Moreau, Tim Haskins, Ed Monohan. MISSING: Phil Duggan, Dale Flammand, and Mark Campbell. MANAGER: Randy Brim. HOMECOMING DAY! The halls and classrooms were filled with very suave Elvis’, Teen Angels, and Betty Lou’s from the era of the 1950’s. A “noise” pep rally was the main attraction of the day. It featured the best dressed a- wards which went to: Mr. James Schneider, from the Sci- ence Phys. Ed. departments, and Mary Gatton, a junior. A parade carried the Homecoming Court and class floats through town and onto the field for a victory game. During the half time ceremonies, Karen Baukus was crowned as the Homecoming Queen, by the co-captains of the football team. The team finished off Farwell with a 34-6 score. The “3rd Time Coming” provided music for the dance following the game, where the Queen and her court were formally in- troduced. 26 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND HER COURT,(from bottom to top): Freshman Representatives: Becky Jones, escorted by Scott Yankee (not pictured); Denise Weitzel, escorted by Dan Ashcraft (not pictured); Sophomore Representatives: Janet Thomas, escorted by Dan Purcell; Debbie Shull escorted by Dan Monroe; Junior Rep- resentatives: Marlena Corbin, escorted by Steve Jessup; Margret Mc- Glinchey, escorted by Mark Richardson; Senior Representatives: Mary Lou Coon, escorted by Doug Hillard; Queen Karen Baukus, es- corted by Randy Mayfield; Sue Hileman, escorted by Rick Craven. 29 m A TIME FOR PEACE 30 — LEFT,(front to back): Larry Henry. Craig Grey, Barry Kaufman, Steve Hyatt, Steve Kerr, John Krchman, Bill Kozelcnks, Tim Haskin, Carl Hoeft, Jeff Handy, Mike Kindt. ACROSS, (left to right): Wayne Holdeman, Jeff Khabir, Amy Jones, Terry Jessup, Greig Grey, Cris Hoskey, Vanessa Henry, Melody Kulp, Sally Hrdlovich, Joyce Henry, Dawn Gurnee, Dcbby Russell, Linda Parker, Dawn Howey, Becky Jones, Helen Hanna. 32 mSMMSW... eCass os FRONT,(left to right): Debbie Yost, Gwen Toews, Donna Vosbaugh. BACK: Kim Wymne, Ledean Walker, Denise Weitzel, Scott Yankee, Mike Willis, Jamie Wilson, Darryl Wilson, Mark Woodrull. 33 FRONT TO BACK: Gordie Bushan, Max Campbell, Stan Anderson, Terry Abbott, Russ Am- ble, Steve Burton, Greg Abernathy, Ricky Caulkins, Leroy Brechtelsbauer, Greg Burnett, Richard Brooks, Kim Chaffee, Ed Braman, Dan Barkly, Kathy Brown, Cindy Blatt, Lyn Beavers, Pat Ashcraft, Lori Baukus, Brenda Adsit, Louellen Berlin. 34 FRONT, (left to right): Margaret Champion, Valdine Cooper, Marlea Gardner, Paula Gordon, Christie Frank, Doug Foote, Jeff Dreker, Mike Cosgrove, Mike Cook. BACK: Davetta Davis, Tony Darling, Tina Giddings, Denise Crosby, Debra Davis, Teri Ehle, Mary Fletcher, Cindy Ellis, Angine Cooper, Robert Cobleigh, Kevin Davis, Alan Ehle, Robert Corbin, Nick Cowell, Billy DeVoll. 35 FRONT ROW, (left to right): Paul Oberlander, Bill Payne, Carl Smith, Brian Richardson, Cheryl Shull, Terrie Pardue, Renee Russell, Joy Sharp, Linda Putz, Cathy Swallow. Julie Ryder. CENTER ROW: Robert Pearson, Ernie Pearson, Tom Parker, Larry Shimmell, Brad Richardson, Marty Parker, George Stringfellow, Steve Parnicky. BACK ROW: Ron Smith, Don Socha, Dawn Rein, Wilma Stang, Debbie Secton, Sue Scherrer, Donna Rein. LEFT,(front to back):Cindy Limpede, Judy Napper, Lou Ann Larman, Diane McCloud, Vir- ginia Moore, Tim Moore, John Martin, Dave Moughler, Tom Maisonville, Scott Miske, Robin Martin, Sara Mayfield, Randy McVicar, Eric Matthes, Mike McKay, Dan Martin, Paul McKay. FRONT ROW,(left to right): Sharon Laurila, Teresa Mattews. 36 37 wmzsK The snow, the snow keeps on falling all white like the down of the dove. The snow, the snow keeps on falling worthless, like the tears you cry over love. The lovers promenade like so many sheep then home they go to the fire’s glow to smile and love and sleep. And all the snowmen are melting away the children go again on their way while the snow, the snow keeps on falling all white like the down of a dove. The snow, the snow keeps on falling worthless, like the tears you cry over love. Rod McKuen A ZJMS ZO KUJjCD UP. Jim Brown No. 10 Don Kolander No. 54 Dan Ashcraft No. 52 Rick Roy No. 50 Chris Amble No. 42 Graig Hayes No. 20 Kevin Reid No. 31 Steve Sincic No. 32 Wayne Elton No. 44 Gary Eaton No. 13 Coach—Richard Johnson 41 Terry Abbott Russell Amble Max Campbell Kim Chaffee Mike Cook Stan Anderson Jeff Dreher Phil Duggan Doug Foote Jeff Handy Tim Haskin Carl Hoeft Carl Smith Brad Wright Scott Yankee Coach—William Pifer 42 Tim Abbott Frank Anderson Doug Campbell Dave Foote Mark Gassman Larry Holley Brian Kulp Dan Purcell Bert Stinson Gary Valentine Doran Withrow 45 Coach—Wylie Sullivan 46 47 . . . A ZJMS 48 ZO KKSAK STUDENT COUNCIL (kneeling, left to right): Sue Hilcman, Carol Saxton, Jill Rich- ardson. SECOND ROW: Rick Craven, Mike Snover, Jeff Driher, Max Saxton. THIRD ROW: Darla Lynch, Kathy Cornell, Karen Baukus, Dave Kleinhardt, Pat Ashcraft, Wayne Elton, Robin Haskin, Molly Noland, Cheryl Shull. ON LADDER: Jack Conway, Rick Roy, Tim Haskell. 50 A ZJMSJOK AezjON... stuosM eoimeic This year’s Student Council sponsored a brief Christ- mas program the last day before vacation. The drama class presented three short plays including, “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” and A Visit from Santa, in the form of of Student Council president Jack Conway. At right, Santa and his helper Max Saxton, present one of the Student Council sponsors, Dan Paullin, with his gift. From LEFT TO RIGHT: Sponsor: Mrs. Koerber, Denise Weitzel, Janet Hect, Robin Haskin, Sonia Sharp, Penny BcDour, Margie Mc- Glinchey, Colleen Millard, Jayne Bruce, Sally Hrdlovich, Peggy Weitzel, Darla Lynch, Patti Ashcraft. SECOND ROW: Sponsor: Mrs. Griffith, Joanne Wright. THIRD ROW: Kevin Reid, Dave Foote, Mark Gassman, Steve Sincic, Molly Noland, Michelle Brabbs, Tim Haskell. FOURTH ROW: Gary Eaton, Linda MacRac, Dave Klcin- hardt, Doug Weldon, (above); Dan Ashcraft. 53 STANDING,(left to right): Bonnie Drinkwine, Dave Engel, Wayne Dutcher, Jeff German, Dale I lamand, Mark Gassman, Dave Foote, Anne Downing. SITTING: Kathy Fry, Terese Gamble, Darlene Eskilson, Sue Gasper, Sharon Davis, Chris Dennis, Pam Dennis, Glenda Dykes. SOPHOMOKSS. . . eCASS 07 54 SITTING, (left to right): Linda Parnicky, Kim McKlenethen, Molly No- land, Lori Putz, Linda Norris, Jane Packard, Cathy Norman. STAND- ING: Jean Richardson, Chuck Pifer, Linda MacRae, Bonnis Pearson, Connie Norman, Dan Purcell, Cris Parker. ON LADDER: Mark Ryder, Leslie Reed, Lester Pearson, Tony Paulson. 55 56 STANDING, (left to right): Randy Brim, Mark Campbell, Tim Abbott, Doug Campbell, Jeff Braman, Steve Brown, Mike Chapel, Robert Bentley, Jay Branch, John Brandt, Mike Bushong, Steve Beech, Jim Anderson, Phil Barber, Frank Anderson, Steve Chapman, MIDDLE ROW, Debby Brandt, Jackie Bailey, Michelle Chapel, Jody Buzzle, Robin Arnold, Janet Burnett, Penny Adsit. KNEELING: Sherry Clark, Michele Brabbs, Joanne Brooks, Donna Cobleigh, Mary Connelly, Anne Anderson. % FRONT TO BACK: Harry Haag, Julie Harding, Becky Haag, Stephanie Lieber, Debbie Hil- liard, Cary Haskin, Cindy Mattews, Jeff Lloyd, Jan Hanna, Roxanne Martin, Patty Michells, Bruce Henry, Debbie Hayes, Debbie Johnson, Kim Lockwood, Lee Ann Kullman, Larry Hol- ly, Mike Mavis, Janet Heck, Tim Heber, Ed Monahand, Dan Moreau, Rick Marshall, A1 Mar- tenies, Vernon Havenga, Bryan Culp, Victor Havenga, Randy Horton. 57 TOP,(left to right): Lonnie Toews, Rich Wahlbcrg, John Erskinc, Dana Wilson, Son- ny Withrow, Rusty Wygle, Sonia Sharp, Kay Sharp, Carol Saxton, Cheryl Shull, Linda Swallow, Janet Thomas, Peggy Weitzel, Gayle Yesney, Gaile Stoner, Mark Slayton, Rex Wright, Lance Walker. SITTING: Geoff Sweeney, Randy Umbarger, Dan Snyder, Re- liegh Brim, Duane Smith. STANDING: Bob Williams, Carter Woodworth, Pattie Weaver, Ann Sump, Pam Shanaver. 58 A ZJMS ZO MO UK A!. . Beginning on Friday night, the Juniors came to the school cafeteria loaded down with crepe paper, chicken wire, and imagination. After the frustrations and laughs of decorating, the Juniors had ‘Three Coins In A Fountain” as the theme for their prom. On Saturday night, February 12, music was provided for students and faculty by the “Chessmen” and a buffet was served at 10 P.M. 59 A ZJMS ZO DAMS 61 A ZJMS JCAUQH. . . A ZJMS ZO eny SEATED,(top to bottom): Doug Weldon, Mark Richardson, Graham Sweeney, Lynn Yesney, Mileah Shaver, Kim Richardson, Bill Wilson, Kevin Scott, Steve Sincic, Kirk Toes, Kathy Ste- vens, Kathy Weaver, Colleen Yankee Romes, Beth Smith. STANDING: Jim Way, Debbie Shooter, Sandy Thompson, Linda Townsend, Cheryl Rogh, Cindy Shepard, Francis Wade, Tim Snyder, Brett Walker, Frank Simons, Ron Unbarger, Kevin Reid. 64 gilMOKS... CCASS OS 73 KNEELING,(left to right): Ken Davis, Agnes Ahac, Julie Driver, Debbie Allison, Marlena Corbin, Cindy Case, Helen Duma, Cindy Elton. SECOND ROW: Mike Downing, Tim Clark, Gary DeVol, Jayne Bruce, Sherry Barber, Penny BeDour, Sandy Baumer, Ed Ensz, Louis Buz- zel, Chuck Amble, Earl Demaska. THIRD ROW: Wayne Elton, Mike Carper, Kevin Breese, Dan Brown, John Brandon, Steve Eaton, Dan Ashcraft. 65 BOTTOM ROW,(left to right): Donna Griffiths, Lou Ann Flinn, Jeri Jesse, Robin Haskin, Mary Gatten, Mary Kay Iutzi, Patti Husted, Carol Herbert. TOP ROW: Nan Hanselman, Tony Howey, George Hercliff, Steve Jessup, Wayne Heintz, Tom Hammond, Jeff Hanna, Kevin Hawley, Greg Hayes, Bryan Horton, Matt Hughes, Walter Hrdlovich, Lois Fritzinger. 66 qjniP!j KNEELING,(left to right): Patti Leply, Marge McGiinchey, Karla Mc- Clenathan, Colleen Millard, Linda Overlay. STANDING: James Kramer, Ken Larmcn, Pam Kinkela, Ben Pearson, Karen Keysor, Don Kolander, Chris Mathews, Robert McLead, Laura Kaufman, Bob Martin, Kathy Parker. ON LADDER: Steve Knickerbocker, Bob Monahan. Ed Kraw- zinski, Dean Napper, Roy Price. 67 in just- spring when the world is mud- luscious the little whistles far and wee and eddieandbill come running from marbles and piracies and it’s spring when the world is puddle-wonderful the queer old balloonman whistles far and wee and betty andisbel come dancing from hop-scotch and jump-rope and it’s s spring and the goat-footed balloonman whistles far and wee e e cummings BASKETBALL FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Ashcraft, Jim Keyser, Chris Amble, Jim Brown, Don Kolander, Rick Roy, and Gary Eaton. FOOTBALL From left to right, FIRST ROW: Jeff Snov- er, Tony Howey, Greg Stout, Kevin Breese, Wayne Heintz, Bill Jackson, Eddie Kraw- czynski, Graham Sweeney, Mark Richard- son, Gary Braman, and Rene Nemei. SEC- OND ROW: Kevin Reid, Don Kolander, Terry Waltemeyer, Mike Snover, Tom Ham- mond, Chuck Amble, Randy Mayfield, Max Saxton, Rick Craven, Dennis Keysor, Bob Willis, Bill Sanderson, and Brett Walker. THIRD ROW: Dean Napper, Chris Amble, Keith Heber, Eugene Howey, and George Korr. 70 BASEBALL FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Kolander, Tony Howey, Greg Stout, Bill Jackson, Randy Mayfield, Rick Roy, and Bill Sander- son. TRACK From left to right, FIRST ROW: Tom Ham- mond, Dan Ashcraft, Graham Sweeney, Jim Keyser, Brett Walker, Dan Purcell, and Doug Campbell. SECOND ROW: Terry Waltemeyer, Chris Amble, Chuck Amble, Mike Snover, Dennis Keysor, Dean Napper, and Keith Heber. v The annual initiation of the Harri- son Varsity Club was held on February 18, 1972. President Max Saxton acted as auctioneer for the slave sale. To raise money for the club, each greased member was sold, with Jim Keyser sell- ing for an all time high of twenty-five dollars. 71 GOLF FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Eaton, Dan Ashcraft, Jim Keyser, Keith Heber, Lyle Stoner, and Jim Brown. (jO£J. . . A ZJMS ZO SWM WRESTLING TEAM TOP ROW: Left to Right: Jamie Wilson, Randy Horton, Gary Braman, Jim Way, Mike Carper, Kevin Breese, Ken Lockwood, Greg Abernathy. SECOND ROW: Jeff Bra- man, Mike Hyatt, Ed Braman, Martin Hy- att, Gary DuVall, Rick Limpede, Randy McVickars. THIRD ROW: Clifford Wilson, Scott Adsid, Paul Cornell, Ray Martin, Kevin Farrin, Jeff Hendrickson, Mike Hyatt. 73 Future Nurses FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Gwen Towes, Julie Hanna, LaDcan Walker, Helen Duma, Joyce Henry, Pam Dennis. SECOND ROW: Julie Ryder, Michelle Brabbs, Jane Packard, Debbie Hillyard, Debbie Wilson, Cindy Case. THIRD ROW: Lois Huntley, Kathy Norman, Chris Dennis, Jackie Bailey, Jean Richardson, Bonnie Pearson, Chris Hoskcy, Patty Lepley. FOURTH ROW: Chris Dennis, Cindy Blatt, Wanda Shooter. FIFTH ROW: Connie Norman, Debbie Shooter, Julie Driver. FT A From LEFT TO RIGHT, and from Bottom to Top: Rhonda Ritchie, Mary Lou Thomas, Colleen Millard, Lynn Yesney, Margie McGlinchey, Darlene Esckilsen, Jeri Jesse, Karla McClenathen, Michelle Brabbs, Karen Keyser, Lyle Kerns. 74 V HONOR SOCIETY From top to bottom, left to right, FIRST ROW: Adv. Mrs. Bosink, Connie Patch, Keith Heber, Jill Campbell, Doug Hilliard. SECOND ROW: Bev Cook, Mary Harper, Cindy Beech. THIRD ROW: Joanne Wright, Jim Keyser, Rick Roy. FOURTH ROW: Mary Lou Thomas, Gary Eaton, Mary Coon. FIFTH ROW: Cheryl Nixon, Linda Parker, Nora Lepley, Sue Hileman. 75 On these two pages, one will see the people who are responsible for the other one hundred and two. The staffs were characterized by periods of mass confusion followed by massive fatigue. At left is pictured Rick Roy, editor of the yearbook, Lynn Warner, advisor, and Dave Kleinhardt, editor of the newspaper... .and a good time was had by all. 77 i an a b«ou v leaf m a frtee i am confused beu � ldc8€.cJ hu8+ |o f IS cVv l j Vt«od irmocente- ftCaAity V «S slapped r «. -hme has died i move falk s'hucj ovc cfty losf '5 nvj c, hilc hoocl mnoceftft e S one cu •$ 4 i an ne £ c an one an self 0. flillaad 79 KAREN BAUKUS Shag CYNTHIA BEECH Computer SUE BOHMIER Lovable RICHARD BOSINK Mr. Hornet v JIM BROWN “How can we lose, when we're so sincere? GARY BRAMAN New Kid MARTY BUCHOLZ “Of Cleaver Fame 81 CHRIS CLICKNER Sparkie BEVERLY COOK Queen Rat STEVEN DENO “Wanna Drag?’ NICK DIBBLE “What more can you say?” LEONARD DORA Bogart TOM ERSKINE JEFF GARDINER CONNIE GASSMAN Bomber Hoe! Hoe! Hoe! Femme d’Essence 83 TIM GRIFFITH “Try it you’ll like it” JAMES HADLEY Dynamo DEBORAH HAMMOND Daughter of Harvey KEITH HEBER Colonel B. F. TIM HASKELL Sisco Kid PETE HAYES Easy Rider 84 NANCY(HENRY)TEDROW Hamburger to go! SHIRLEY HENRY Smile Pretty HARRY HERCLIFF “Call me for a trade-in’ SUE HILEMAN Rah! Rah! Rah! DOUG HILLIARD “Nice guys don’t always lose. 85 RICHARD HILTON Stilts ROGER HOARD Sweet Hitch-hicker MIKE HOEFT “Kids who play with matches. . . DON KARN LYLE KERNS “Take one down, pass it around’ “Can ya dig it? JAMES KEYSER DENNIS KEYSOR DAVE KLEINHARDT The Tooth Fairy Dangerous Dennis “Take me. I’m yours! 86 JEFF LAND . .and what size do you take? NORA LEPLEY DARn Good Citizen 87 FRED MATHEWS Mr. Sunoco MIKE MATHEWS Old McDonald RANDY MAYFIELD Field coy RICK MEYERS Mgr. PAMELA NEAL Sound off!! RENE NIEMI lRosey in the gravel pit’ CHERYL NIXON ‘The party is over. . . GARY OUTINEN ‘at least for most of the people!1 88 CONNIE PATCH More or Les TONYA PEARSON Tiny LINDA PARKER Fruit fly ANN (PETERSON) GRIFFITH Anna Banana M. DEAN RICHARDSON Back off! RHONDA RITCHIE RICHARD ROY ROGER SANDERSON Kentucky Woman “This is the year of the RAT!” Limp along 89 GREG STOUT Francoise MARYLOU THOMAS Gramma Moses PAT VAN BUREN “I made it” TERRY WALTEMYER Tina T. PAT WARNER Clare Town, USA 90 91 JEFF SNOVER Savage MIKE SNOVER Smoooth! BRAD SPRAGUE Bad lad Brad ROBERT WAY Way-out ROBERT WILLIS golly-gee DEBBIE WILSON Grin on! MARK WILSON Flying Fred VICKI WITHROW Foul on you! WILLIAM BOND OO6V2 WILLIAM YANNA “Where’s the three bears?” JOANNE WRIGHT Susie Homemaker 92 TED ARMSTRONG “Hello d’ere” VICKI KRAWCZYNSKI Add them up NOT PICTURED CHRIS AMBLE GREG BENTLEY CLAYTON BRYAN JACK CONWAY DAVECURNS RON GRIFFOR JULIE HANNA EUGENE HOWEY KEN HYATT ROXANNE JUNEAC CHRISTINE KERN DEBBIE KRAMER RON McALLISTER LARRY ROMES DAVE SAUNDERS JULIE SHEPPARD WALKER SORELL 93 Compliments of HARRISON REALTY Leo Bernadine Bischoff Congratulations Class of “72- GALE R. HOWARD REALTOR Harrison, Michigan Best Wishes HARVEY’S DRIVE INN Best Wishes BUDD LAKE MOTEL Compliments To the Senior Class NORTHLAND IGA FOODLINER Best Wishes Class of 72- BOB'S 66 STATION Phone—539-3491 Good Luck Seniors Best Wishes to Best Wishes to DODGE-CITY FOODS INC. Class of 72 Class of “72” Compliments of UNION 76 Harold Kay Cecial Mary Congratulations To Class of 72” BECKER ZEPHR Crawford Community PARTY STORE Center CURNS GROCERY GAS Leota, Michigan 94 Automotive Bicycle Accessories Firestone Tires Monroe Shock Absorbers Murtons Firestone Store MAYNARD WILSON General Contractor Phone: 539-3102 Best Wishes to Class of “72” Good Luck Seniors CONNIE JIM GRAY ULCH SIGNS Est. 1946 Plastic—Painted Neon Complete Sign Service Call 539-3691 7415 N. Clare Av. Harrison Our Best Wishes to All The Graduates Lee Swallow Realty MIKES TEXACO STATION Mechanic on Duty From 8-10 Vending Machines 24 Hrs. Memorial Day to Labor Day North Inter. Harrison DICKS AUTO REPAIR General Auto Truck Repair and Automatic Transmissions 539-3141 1331 Hillcrest West Side of Budd Lake HARRISON FURNITURE CO. Furniture—Carpeting Best Wishes to Class of “72” HASKELL TOWING SERVICE 95 Best Wishes to the Class of 72 Blevin’s Real Estate 3725 N. Clare Ave. Harrison, Michigan Congratulations PINE CREST RESORT Thelma Graves Good Luck Class of '72 PAT LARRY'S GROCERY Best Wishes to Class of 72 Compliments of HASKIN’S SUNOCO Compliments of KOA Campgrounds HUGHES INTERPRISE, INC. THE STATE SAVINGS BANK OF HARRISON 160 E. Beech St. Harrison, Mich. Member of the FDIC Full Service Bank Good Luck Graduates CAUGHLIN'S MEAT MARKET FOUR SEASONS RESORT Housekeeping- Cabins Al Denny Young Harrison, Mich. 539-3117 Del Roy Sales featuring Sectionalized Homes North of Harrison On Old U.S. 27 539-3231 RICHMOND’S BAY SERVICE “Best Car Wash in Town We Sell Pennsylvania Tires Phone: 539-7300 BOB’S PARTY STORE Well-Done Seniors B C STANDARD STATION Mechanic on Duty Mrs. 8-9 539-6251 Smiles are fun to make They are sweeter than honey Smiles hide away the tears And demand no money at LEFTY’S SUPERETTE Best Wishes from Harrison Gas Oil Co. Robert Muriel MacRae Mobile—Products Gasoline—Heating Oil Delta Tires—Pittsburgh Paints Bolens—Lawnboy—Jacobson Lawn Garden tools FOUR SEASONS OF THE NORTH RESTAURANT Fine food fun Beer Wine in out ?vtl 539-3022 3770 N. Old State BERT’S SHELL STATION Gas Oil Coffee Shop 539-6487 Hrs.6-8 Good Luck Seniors BEN BOSINK INS. AGENCY A W ROOT BEER Congratulations Seniors Jerry Blanch Sr. are great .... but Jr. are “better” CLASS “73” COOPER BORON N. Interchange 539-3366 Best Wishes Class Of 72 SKYLINE MOTEL Harrison, Mich. Ph. 539-6201 Jim Hamp Realty Harrison, Michigan Good Luck Seniors ROYAL’S CRICKET FARM Best Wishes To Class of 72 ORV 'N ANNIES SUNOCO 539-7023 Compliments To the Senior Class From the Harrison Lumber Company You’re On Your Own Grads Good Luck Good Luck Class of ’72 Compliments of MAGNUS TRACTOR SALES, INC. STEVE H. LIEBER REAL ESTATE Dodge City Harrison, Michigan 539-6200 SULLIVAN'S 5 t—$1.00 Harrison, Mich. Best Wishes Class of '72 Compliments of SAM WILMA TITUS Congratulations Seniors WALRAVEN’S COUNTRY GARDEN FRUIT MARKET 100 Best Wishes To Class of “72” THE COUNTRY CORNER “Union 76” Your Convenience Center for Gas, Oil, Beer, Wine Party Goods Open 7 Days a Week At the South City Limits HARRISON AUTO CLINIC Complete Auto Repair Engine Rebuilding—Elec. Tune Brakes—Mufflers Air Conditioning Sales Service Gas Electric Welding Pick Up Delivery Ups 539-3885 Best Wishes To Class of “72” THE KAR KORRAL Good Used Cars New Snowmobile Rental Snowmobile Trailers Lawn Mower Rental “Round Up a Good Used Car” 1474 N. Clare Ave. Harrison, Mich. 539-6381 539-3885 HARRISON TRADING POST Gas Snowmobile Sale—Service Accessories Congratulations Class of '72 UNITED FARM AGENCY Harold Nettie Koch Assurance Brokers U.S. 27 539-7165 LAKESIDE MOTEL Canoe Boat Rentals Good Luck Seniors Compliments of Jerry Saxton Realtor 539-7021 152 S. First Street Harrison, Michigan 539-3643 101 May Your Future Always be Good! NEILS HOME BAKERY Compliments Of HARRISON RUBBISH REMOVAL SERVICE Our Business is Picking Up!! 539-7260 SHARROW’S DEPARTMENT STORE Shoes—Clothing Harrison, Michigan 539-7147 Good Luck Seniors Red Owl Lounge And Jackpine Lanes CLARE COUNTY CLEAVER, INC. Printers Publishers Harrison, Mich. MARIE’S CERAMICS Certified Teacher Supplies Classes Lessons for Children Adults 539-3414 MEREDITH LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLIES True Value Hardware Store Congratulations To the Class of 72 MORTON’S HARDWARE Congratulations Class of 72 GAMBLE’S REDI-MIX SEPTIC TANKS 539-6460 Best Wishes HARRISON BOATS MOTORS 4780 N. Clare Ave. 102 Good Luck Seniors GLEASON— GASSMAN AGENCY Complete Ins. Service Harrison, Mich. 539-7138 Corner of Lake Main First McClenathen Ins. Agency 539-7143 539-7144 “Auto-Owners Insurance’ Keith R. First Realtor Buy • Sell • Trade 5 Offices to Serve You Congratulations To the Graduates BUD LAKE HARDWARE 134 Main Street Best Wishes To the Class of 72 TIMBERLANE NORGE VILLAGE Harrison 539-7143 Harrison 539-6241 Beaverton 435-9405 Clare 386-9356 Mt. Pleasant 772-1571 LOCKWOOD’S ALL SPORT Yamaha Rupp Parts—Tune-Ups Clothing—Repairs Welding 539-3161 5277 N. Clare Ave. (3 mi. N. 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