Harrison High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harrison, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1977 volume:

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I Pictured above, Sophomore Representa- tives-Linda Shafer and escort John Koch. Pictured above, L to R: Senior Court Members-Marty Weitzel, Michele Kosciuszko, Harry McAllister, Julie Ehle, Dee Heintz, and Pictured above, King Marty Weitzel and Queen Michele- Cathy Irwin. Pictured below, Sophomore Represen- icturecl above, Junior Representa- tatives-Margie Corbin and escort Cal tives-Lisa Beavers and escort John Lampky. Wentworth' Pictured above, Junior Representatives Vi? vc AW Carol Cook and escort Chuck Tomes Freshman Representatives at left-Stacy Kosciuszko and escort Mark Tyrna. At right- Kim Shoaf and escort Robin Bucholz. e at wb Xe. vt I ' HT e HCHS Kei M X .V AV,,, . mA,A M ,LV,Mv, ,,ALqZAL , A AmKmMVA at ,,,4,, ,,L .M N,.W, m,,A NhA 1 Ag VA VVh M .-.,,.L,WW 'f . ft- A 21 ? . .... ze , W Q ....r N AN , 7 fa F it ,.M 5 f t c arty- at 1 ,M V V4 5 ir' A f ,QENA bl' Q23 S3 ,,, ji 53535 ,ar , r -we-M if 7 ,' .. vp! 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The band wrapped up one of their most successful years with a picnic at the city park for all their accomplishments. The band members would like to give a special thanks to their band director, Charles Sheldon, who kept them going. K THE HARRISON HIGH SCHOOL BAND Tom Galford Ingrid Dean Kevin Young Sandra Schutz Chuck Lewandowski Bryan Smith Denise Beavers Barb Charette Char Johnson Kim Garver Mark Lynch Scott Morris Laura Hamsher Mark Labadie Ed Durdon Jean Ritzer Tracey Beadle Kathy Purcell Scott Rumsey Robin Cook Greg Cuvelier Linda Larman Cheryl Loomis Cindy Evans Randy Duke Dave Carty Doug Bond Kim Mathews Ron Bailey Sue Schutz Bob Mahn Terry Galford Ken Pincoski Chris Cowell Lisa Johnson Mike Magnus Ronda Bringold Scott Vincent Dee Cuvelier Denise Mathews Craig Thompson Chris Gillett Rita Wall Adam Matwyck Hope Durdon Scott Smith Karen Pardue Donna Robinson Allan Olson Paul Kelly Terri Gasper LC 1 VPS! xt 'Y sf!! 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X .35 A :sf-' Freshmen: L. to R.: Gerri VanEssen, Denise Smith, Patty Allison, Lisa Bushong, Carrie Mal- lory, Michelle Marko, Char Johnson. Not Pic- tured: Tracy Beadle. N,,Q,mmw.,r..:WMmr,,,Y ,,,, - ,,.,,rM,,,ff ,W ., :MM- ,Q 5 W, ,,, W . L xv v -k 'X 'K 'II -k +I 1976-77 Hornet Varsity 'K 1 'IK-F4 44444-Ywll'-4444444 ,Q 1976-77 Varsity Hornets, Standing L-R: Assist. Coach W. Sullivan, M. Smith, M. MU -4 g 5 Galford, D. Shooter, R. Webb, J. Olson, M. Wright, S. Morris, Head Coach R. WWW? Harris. Kneeling L-R: J. Bohmier, L. Fritzinger, M. Cowell, J. Bailey, cap. D. K Heintz, J. Potter, K. Blosser, M. Ulch, D. Chapman, C. Bennett. Sitting L-R: P. 'N - A 1 J 4 Kelly, M. Hunter, cap. M. Weitzel, cap. M. Ridge, H. Bobo, M. Haskin, T. Stew- K ard, G. Rulapaugh, D. Carty, B. Willis. Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison Grayling 12 Clare 22 Houghton Lake 22 Petoskey 48 Roscommon 14 Evart 22 Coleman 22 Meridian 16 Beaverton 6 Our team compiled a 5-4 record and finished third in the Jack Pine Conference. The Hornets showed plenty of of fensive punch, all season long, gaining 2,525 yards and scoring 33 touchdowns. Plaued by fumbles throughout the season probably cost the team the Conference Cham 1 pionship. But with all considered, we accomplished many of our team goals in 1976. Mr. Harris said, 1 was very proud ofthe young men who played football in 1976 and I am sure that all of us who were part of the team will have fine memories of the 1976 season for many years to Q. COITIC - gif Y 22... F21 1 if li If li' If ll' li ll 'k 1- +1 if +: +1 in fx if-xx-k-kiwi-gif-ki-kr-k-ki 1976-77 JV Hornets, Standing L-R: Assist. Coach M. Petrongelli, C. Sharp, cap. f T. Swallow, S. Vincent, M. Butler, T. Robertson, D. Abbey, A. Olson, D. Hintz, 1-P T. Galford, cap. A. Weitzel, Assist. Coach B. Mishler, Head Coach D. Rowe. . Kneeling L-R: C. Brandt, T. Seney, B. Baukus, R. Johnston, M. Maclean, D. Bar- Q , F row, J. Bailey, D. Boulton, R. McDowell, M. Duggan, J. Wright. Sitting L-R: M. W gms NX l Heber, G. Cuvelier, C. Wentworth, D. Sullivan, D. Wilson, A. Shull, K. Packard, R. Kebler, managers R. Hoffman, and G. Shull, Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison 2 2 . Z A, l l -1 Grayling O The JV's went undefeated this year with the impressive Clare 6 record of 8-O. Head Coach Dave Rowe contributes this to Houghton Lake 6 the fact that his team had tremendous talent and they Roscommon 0 won their first game. He said this made the boys believers. Evart 8 And after the season they became young men. Coleman 0 The junior hornets scored a total of 150 points and Melidian 12 gave up 34. To top off their success, three of their wins Beaverton 2 were shut outs. Student Council Officers, L to R: Cathy Irwin-Sec- retary, Ken White-Presi- dent, Ed Wiles-Vice Presi- dent, and Tammy Hunt- ly-Treasurer. 'S I . v I 5 , ' 'J Xl f tudent Council Senior Officers, L to R: Ann Morton-Secretary, Larry Turna -Representative, Mark Wright-President, Michele Koscuisz- ko-Treasurer, not pictured Julie Ehle-Vice President. Sophomore Officers, L to R: Matt Ulch-Treasurer, Dee Cuvelier-Secretary, Tom Swallow-Vice President, Tammy Potter-Representative, Jeff Stafford-President. 0 E Junior Officers, L to R: Denise Duchene-Representative, Calvin Bennett-Vice President, John Carlstrom-President, Danae Bucholz-Treasurer, not pictured Lisa Zender-Secre- tary. CEFHAL l1f.LIllJ15AN Freshman Officers, L to R: Tracy Beadle-Treasurer, Bambi Curnow-Secretary, Diane Casper-President, Gerri Van Es- sen-Vice President, Karen Pardue-Representative. Left to Right: Ms Nancy Hall-Counselor, Mr Administration 2-. . ,Aw r ,Et H X if 1 1 if Left to Right: Mrs. Betty HaskelleSecretary Aide, Mr. Robert Man- D S I h C ' I M C. d F k ' iere-Principal, Mrs. Leona Stocking-Attendance Officer, Mr. Keith ewey mn ' Ounse Or, rs' m y ran - Mayfield-Assistant Principal, Mrs. Glenda Cuvelier-High School Counselors Secretary. Secretary -rg Pictured At Left: Ed Kerr- Director of Community Edu- cation, Mrs. .Ian Ashcroft- Secretary to Ed Kerr, also Varsity and J .V. Cheerleading r advisor, not pictured. nw-- M swim Faculty 0 1976-77 JG'-24.4 Pictured above, L to R: S. Purcell, S. Savara, P. Yockey, M. - R0b6fTS, J- Dun10p.S- Greer- Pictured above, L to R: N. Noble, L. Carrigan, J. Cooper Pictured above, L to R. W. Sullivan, J. Rzepka, L. Robinson, K. Kickbusch, D. Davis, B. Thomas, L. Lewandowski, M. Bosink. Pictured below: Miriam Bender, Yearbook 8a English Dept. Pictured above, Diane Wood l Pictured at right, L to R: N. Gunner- son, R. Streadwick, D. Markle, B. Brandon, J. Lapa- sinskas, R. Harris, D. Joerger. Pictured above, L to R: J. Rosekrans, R. McCulloch, D. Rowe, B. Schmitt- ner, W. Pifer, T. Wales. 5 f M .fb ,Hi .. . M. er 4 79 .' A.. f 43' ff at i'2 ,of',' , f Q1 M, Pictured above, L to R: Dan Gamble, Cliff Blackledge, Marc Mavis, Chuck Tomes. Jack Niemi. and Don Volmar. Cross Countr 1 976 The Hornet Cross Country Team had a tremendous season in the fall of 1976. Bruce Brandon, the team coach, was proud of their performance. When asked. he had this to say about the teamg NThe Harrison Hornet C-C Team had an outstanding duel meet record during the 76 season with l l wins and l lossf' This is the best record ever earned by the Hornets during four years of competition at the var- sity level. The team was composed mostly of upper classmen. five juniors, and two seniors. Five team members were veteran runners. Their experience in running probably contributed to the very successful season. Although Cross Country had it's best season ever, the team placed only 10th in the regionals. out of 17 teams. No member of the Harrison squad qualified for the state finals. Pictured at left. Team member Alan Jessup. Pictured at right. Chuck Tomes, lead runner for the team. , f 7 , ,, T ' 7 ,af , of N ' f . 31' 1 1 4 i f ' 2 7' ff? Aw- K ' We , -- 3- , fe My 4 Y , r afstrig , ., .. 1, mer ,fra ,, t E ' .W Kafifb.'?'3iYe: , 5fLf 3.-iW'5i2'xf-it - ' rf ' 'tw f gx 7, tts -' A Q 7 f as at ,fine ggig k f whrgwi, i V if fe f Vi 2 'X ' ',., ,Wh i ' M, 3 ' V Q. if? , ' A 't, f i i:!,?fif .f!, ii rrr lgfxe. A 'V Iyrprijswwt. V -, ' 4 ,15-,attrgggfjqf ,. .,,.e,5 I mam ,,,.. I, V Y U f ., A My ' , at .ysr fi 7- a m. 7 , f. . f to f ,gf I ay -- 1. 1.1 W, ,f I Q, if ,,ff M , rw, I, W' L if-. 5. ,I ,,.. V we-1, f,,f,fa,v,,k1' 'r fy 1 , f 4 3, .,,. faf. za... Y V tr f J ga, ,-wgf-f I ,Q it - M4 ,.., M 4- , Mfiff. - ff , A , aft N . ' ff , Q 5 ' 7 at , . ff -7' H ' . fwfr ,, , I ,Q ff - A MMV- -5,Qjx'f f K xfgv-2 QF fri tic 7 Ba. .I 5 Ma . . .:f1:VgA aiiag ii Pictured above, lst row L to R: R. Bucholz, B. Larson, R. Foote, and M. Hensel. 2nd row, T. Morris, B. Abbot, A. Eresten, Mr. Savara, and M. Kosciuszko. The 1976 Varsity Golf Team had one ofthe largest turnouts ever. Consequently, the Junior Varsity Team was also one of the largest ever. The Varsity Team consisted of: M. Kosciuszko, R. Foote, G. Roy, J. Hoeft, and B. Abbot. The Junior Varsity Squad Was composed of A. Eresten, T. Morris, R. Harcourt, M. Hensel, B. Lar- son, and R. Bucholz. The team finished with a 3 win-1 loss League Record. This gave them a total of I l wins and 3 losses for the season. Greg Roy was voted most valuable player by his teammates. John Hoeft took a second place medal in the Conference Match, with an 86-18 hole total. lg . ,, in ...t J . it lCU3'.!l, - ww.. as I 'rf a W-W. . . . . ww . ' , - ..,- 2 r M , , P . 5 .. x - A tg' V V - I f I EHLTLJW A li a r: 115 35 , 'fr '-- vii 1' lid - f tfllrivlilgiff at , ':aa.-1,g,,ff a' ,. M't'wi0?2'52x f tiger r '. v ig. Y fr ' J -. . , A Y r J f J M -. ' .1 f , , . a . , vw . aw , , ' - -1. 0- f 'f errr 'lr . e B it L J J treti 1 I 'l'e A I 'ii . ff as ' - r J N V ' ' V . ,.., . g ., ,aw ' ' f p , . , ' ll W W A . V . f ' - J 'iz ' 7 ,, H+'- ':. ' E'-2 41 f.'f':'. -'.1 - 7 ' 1 . ff f -' 'S' 177- r' ang ,,,i!fr.'af.1'w.. .. a ,. .. ,. . . , N, , . A ,, ., 'V .iw Pictured above, L to R: Mr. Davis-Advisor, C. Stephenson, L. BeaverseEditor, R. Chaffee, S. Watt, S. Haskin, L. Michell, K. Blos- ' ser, L. Simon, D. Rein. B. Graham, and Brett Whitmore not pic- Lisa Beavers-Editor' tured. Yearbook Staff Metamorphosis was produced by the Journalism students of Harrison Community High School. In addition to the year- book, the class also produced 6'High Times, a small but factual newspaper. Lisa Beavers edited Metamorphosis, and Larry Simons was the editor of High Times. Ms. Miriam Bender advised the class through the advertising and infancy stage. Ms. Bender moved to Lansing in January. At this point Dorne Davis took charge of the class. Throughout the year many exciting events took place while working with the yearbook staff. We would like to thank the following people for their time and assistance: Brett Whitmore, Kim Shoaf, and Rocky Welch all contributed their artistic ability. Craig Sharp contributed photography. A special thanks to Eric Gruesbeck of Intercollegiate Press. We pay tribute in words to Leonard Hawks of Guys and Dolls Photography. Without his gracious attitude, eye, and opti- mism, Metamorphosis might just be a word. 5 Foreign Language lub The first year of the Harrison High School foreign language club was both eventful and successful. With only 8 members they sponsored a Dance and several bake sales to earn money. With their profits they went to Detroit to see The Little Prince. They also spon- sored a french dinner, which had many delicacies. Foreign Language, L to R: S. Rumsey, V. Farrand, L. Skowronski, J. Collins, S. McGowan, P. Prenger, L. Johnson. onservation lub Pictured above, L to R: Kneeling-Joe Simpson, L. Hamsher, L. Hanson. Stand- ing-H. Bohr, R. Vega, S. Premo, R. Chaffee, V. Johnson, D. Sullivan, J. Collins D. Abbey, R. Kebler, D. Hintz, R. Townsend, D. Swiatkowski. 7 Pictured above, Conservation Officers L to R: S. Premo, V. Johnson, J. Collins, and R. Archamboult. Developing and beautiting the area around the school is the work of the Conservation Club. They planted flowers in the front and seven miniature apple trees on the side of the school. The Conservation Club developed a nature trail that connects the High School with Hillside and Larson elementary schools. The Conservation Club also puts on a dance. All profits from the dance were donated to the Wile's family, in memory of Neil. l Pictured above, Forensic Students L to R: Sitting N. Cook, M. Kosciuszko, B. Willet. Standing M. Howey, C. Gillett, J. Becker, A. Gassman. Forensics Harrison High had only six students compete in the District Forensics Contest this year, compared to twenty-four contes- tants last year. In spite of the lack of participation by this year's student-body, Harrison sent six students to the Regional Contest. Jerry Becker captured lst place in Ra- dio Broadcasting, and Nancy Cook was awarded second place in Humorous Read- ings at the District Contests. 66Freshman Basketball' Pictured above L to R-M. MacLean. D. Boulton, J. Tomes, D. Huntley, R. Nixon. Back row. L to R-M. Tyrna, C. Sharp. Coach Schimittner, R. Vasher and R. Bucholz. The freshmen basketball team played outstanding basket- ball this season compiling a 9-7 overall record and a 9-2 con- ference record which took a second place in the Jack Pine conference. The team showed amazing stamina and durability especially since the team was composed of seven players for most of the season. Mark Tyrna and Dean Boulton lead the way offensively for the Hornets but, the team won by playing tough, aggres- sive TEAM defense. Pictured aboveg D. Boulton and R. Bucholz. I fa ,:L ...- -v p ,. -rff'f -- ' anis .1- ,fgf -f ' L- '21, ff: ., ,fs 3. j f? ' . - 'H va e . ev .Y J , fl ' ' . ff V - 2x , H, f . fi: if 1 5 JZ W 5, 1- , t F- - 3 3. .1 : 2 - , , up 4 be . .JT W l bl ly W d hdhp b ly g f dlp kgd b l l ggl d X 1 f l -l ' ffff W l X e 7 W L x X 'X-Q l 4 A cc , K 'fn I 5 X . C . l 3 l 'x X , , l R F K I A X fx 'l f , 's l . , f QW' ' f X' N I X . 1 .' 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Stachowiak K. Steward R. Thomas ,Ag R ,A n ,Q x,o,f Q.. .gli ' b V.. R Jw We f in i .. 6' J. Tomes gg T jgjiiigf T. Tomes T. Townsend S. Tuttle G. VanEssen T. Walraven B. Wright K. Young r zt' IVVV ' d iidi S r V . rr fl r ,. 4 11? 29 Q .W 1-Q9 ' fi 4 , I Z 1 3 4 2 a f rg , I . if QE , f , cf. 4, f 5 ., 1 V . ..,, TTT . , . fifmffwa , ' 3 -'--r Wff z t :ij gag 7 , J ' ' .iw A fi rr 14 emi S 2255 5 5 m , .X Q25 . 1. . -fi f in. V. , jx ,. L ,Marial .. ,, . ., f. if . : Arif I' 2 1 ...,. . ' ' JW' l , 1 M W- 'E , . V K. Wallace .., , ,,, ' ,, ,U R. Welch IW 1:9 Q C. Hubbard . -fr' . L Kiger 4 Pictured above: lst row, L to R: B. Martin, P. Cook, D. Hunt- ley, M. Green, J. Riley, D. Abernathy. 2nd row: B. Curnow, E. High, K. Shoaf, D. Oakley. 3rd row: A. Hous man, P. Allison, R. Currier. be ...J C Pictured above, lst row, L to R: C. Thompson, J. Engel, B. Baukus, D. Bar- Pictured above, lst row, L to R: E. Shipman, M. Davis, W. Erbskorn, C. Mc- Intosh, M. Maclean, B. Larson, R. Vasher. 2nd row: T. Nevins, J. Brockway, L. Haskins, M. Mathews, T. Davis. Pictured at right, lst row, L to R: L. Harcourt, J. Tomes, D. Hensel, J. Sharp, M. German, K. Stachowicz. 2nd row: C. Kelly, K. Fries, M. Kamin- ski, M. Ellis. 3rd row: E. Shipman, J. Williamson, D. Boulton. row. 2nd row: K. Beemer, D. Schuh, R Malin, R. Lepley. 25 Above L to R, Row lgJ. Hitchcock, F. Macheske, J. Campbell. Row 2, R. Bailey, J. Buckley, C. Brandt. Row 3, M. Davis, B. Mangus, H. Davis, E. Durdon. Above Right L to R, Row lg R. Thomas, D. John- son, N. Nemitz, T. Berry, K. Wallace, K. Packard. Row 2, P. Burnett, D. Flinn, B. Dawson, K. Has- kin, M. McDaniels. Above L to R, Row IgM. Magnus, A. Natwick, R. Gardner. Row 2, S Prenger, M. Bailey, A. Mulholland. Row 3, C. Cowell. R. Rowland, R. Welch, C. Esckilsen. At left, Ms. S. Purcell roams cafe- teria selling suckers for the Amble Scholarship. Above L to R, Row lg D. Casper, C. Hubbard, D. Davis, D. Malcomnson. Below, Richard Vasher samples the quality taste of an Amble Scholarship sucker. l, is 1, V2 Row 2, R. Davis, M. Arnold, D. Drake, K. Bates. Row 3, L. Lucas, B. Ben- nett, R. Labadie, B. Vandenbrooks, T. Putnam, D. Ecldin, C. Sharp. I , ! 2 'W J , , f Q Below L to R, Row 1,M. Marko, S. Rulapaugh, B. Wright, L. Larman. Row 2, D. Shoaf, F. Martin, M. Tyrna, J. Tomes, S. McLachlan, L. Bolduc. Matthews, C. Thompson. M. Lynch. Above L to R, Row 1, L. Holley, S. Kosciuszko. Row 2, K. Pincosld, M. Left L to R, M. Zilska, D. Johnson, th ey 41,1 f at e r fe E 'l I 1 n 'ff f if 'I' 2 - V - 5' , 1- flip. 133' :fig 5 ,, if Q 5 r . .5-1 ..,1 ' u' ?f'3 . ' eiirei m A . ' X JVM- V f A-5 ,L ,H+ in 7 :fr . a x . .' , , S , w 'sz . - A . at 1 '-, 1 , ft' A 1 if fx' 'J , . Y ., ,, .. ,,,n K all-t,a:,, gig ,fig gas , , :A. A F , .4 aff 1 4.55 X 9. as ' 1 h fe . - i n W: . t ' ., 4 J' Q' ,J . J V 'fe V V if . flfkjf S ' I ,N ' ,fmff-a 'sg 'Q' .-M . ,, if y 1' 2 t . ' f . -f?- Til f 1 5 'Aff W I ' f l' J' ,,g. .. 7 ' v ig. ww- V Q I I J f , he A get .. J ff e 'm'k mae ' ae I,-.,,'f fq . W , Front Row L to R-P. Stout, K. Clennan, M. Ridge, and A. Jessup, Second Row L to R-M. Cowell, J. Lampky, J. Welti, T. Swallow, T. Sharp. and G. Upton: Third Row L to RfCoach Sullivan, D. Boulton, M. Marko. D. Vollmar, M. Mavis, and Ass. Coach J. Wellingtong not pictured are managers, Deb Buzzell and Lisa Zender. K Q e f ., f . S 1, X ,2 1 2 :'f 'Q ' ' if if f MTW urs it Baseball The Harrison Baseball team had a conference record of 5 wins-9 loses with an overall record of 7 wins-12 loses. Leading hitter and most valuable player was Marc Mavis, who was bat- ting 349. Co-captains of the team were Mike Ridge and Mark Smith. Next year there will be eleven return- ing lettermen to help the team. The team appreciated the efforts of assistant coach, Jack Wellington, a student teacher at the middle school. Coach Sullivan said, We were a young team with only three seniors this year and looking forward to a veteran team next year. '-f'fsff:fmf,.avref-gf.... - . ..,, , , 'hi f ' --' , A , - H ., A irfiaffw .f NWT ' ' WT' ' .f ' , , fr J- I f ' 1 .. I W ' 1 I l a- , 5 eg: :iff , an we . vztlweizt Q, , f iii ..:-1 A S. fi e- ,IV Baseball The HCHS Junior Varsity Baseball squad gained valuable experience dur- ing a nine game season. Tom Putman handled most ofthe pitching duties and had 51 strike outs while only allowing l7 walks. Matt Ulch paced the hitting attack with a .381 batting average. Steve Ehle and Robin Archanbault were the most improved players. Dean Bolton jumped to the varsity and participated in several games. His varsity batting average was near the .300 mark. yf. ,gf ,af mm.. 1 1 .aaa , ,.-W ., . A Ngg,4 nfl' - f www tis a-To .' HC .,f' Archamboult Beavers Benoit Bobo Bringold Butler Corbin Coulter Cuvelier Cuvelier Davis De Foy Dutclier Dyke Elile Evans Farrand Farrand Fuller Galford Sophomores , X l , rr'i B B -i'- veev Q ,L A 5-5F13 f V A Q in , f ': A 1,4 B ' ..,.l, .K L X, X ' V f'flg,gi5gf'fE ' ,L if-'Q'ifff'f'. 755 5 or N-Rl A ' mv nw-ff . - JJ 'sw J Ss . . I W . so R X 4 l Q YQ? V it J ier gl ii . ff , s 'sf . N,- e4J ,Ox . sp..- pf ,J 1i 21-A i 'f,.,k K it T. Gasper C. Gibson F. Gleason L. Griffus L. Hamsher J. Handy L. Hansen R. Harcourt D. Hardy D. Haskell D. Heath R. Herbstre D. Hintz S. Jensen R. Kiger J. Koch J. Koch R. Krocker R. Kuybus N. Limpede it Loomis Mathews Matteson McClenathen McDonald McGowan McKay Neckel Newton Oakley Payne Payne Pepin Perry Peterson Potter Prenger Rebeck Richardson Rhode ss f . w 8 re, , , iff . , is X e J ' ' r ,. r N We fi . : K -re I 1- K S, t s 'srt' A- it P A5,.::.t , as 3 ,QS arm' .- 'S ' vm, , Q AN 3 11 Ear f ,Q ag W r K R rgl l m-. XfY . .,. : w 8 we S Q Q - I ' gi , Vx trfaefsifz'-, -L, . my F' Q 3 , N- .M i vw. wwf 5 . in ,. . t 5 a . EERV ff 90 , Q -1 I . ,V I ' k.- f 52 ... 'ibn- '09 'Nur t . 52 ' ' 1 F-.gig . IW- 1 1 IB ,,. Q mimi la IM in Q S J '- wt.. , . I C' it R A 5' if x . - - x. . 'FJ' 'K gt ' -. . 1 .,' . 'I.',5- L I ig 5 pf ASX. ': f!v.1.W..,ifS: 1235 ' r I' 'ffg....2!1-.Q f ' ,L ilf 1.21. ' 5 . -mf l D Ritchie D Robinson A. Rolls S. Rumsey L. Shafer R. Sharp C Sharpe L. Skowronski T Slaght B Smith K Stachowiak A Schmitthausler J. T. M. S. R. J. B C. Stafford Switzer Ulch Vin cent Wall Watt Whitmore Williams D. Wilson D. Woodworth S. Clark J. Anderson Pictured at right, lst row: L to R: C. Norman, B. Allison, J. Handy. 2nd row: D. Chapman, J. Watt, E. Reinke. 3rd row: D. Campbell, C. Wentworth, H. Defoy Pictured at right, lst row, L to R: K. Ogden, G. Becker, H. Vega, J. Van- Wormer, T. Braman, R. Juneac. 2nd row: M. Ulch, T. Gallagher, D. Berlin, S. Darling, D. Aebli Pictured at left, lst row, L to R: S. Matthes, T. Wentworth, D. McDaniels. 2nd row: P. Prenger, S. Schutz, T. Gas per, R. Cook, T. Slaght, M. Evans. 3rd row: C. Gardner. Pictured at left, lst row, L to R: K. Davis, M. Case, V. Abbott, D. Wilson, R. Sharp, L. Peterson. 2nd row: W. Premo, J. Wright, L. Case, V. Johnson D. Swiatkowski. 3rd row: M. Haag, T. Sharp Pictured at right: lst row, L to R: D. Robinson, T. Robertson, R. Bushong, D. Beavers, R. Wall, T. Harper. 2nd row: A. Gengler, R. McDowell, T. Se- ney, J. Bailey. 3rd row: D. Hayes, D. High, L. Johnson, I. Dean, F. Hoffman. Pictured at right, lst row, L to R: R. Townsend, R. Keebler, S. Smith, G. Oakley. 2nd row: B. Middleton, B. Whitmore, S. Powell, D. Abbey, A. Ol- SOI'l. Pictured at left: lst row, L to R: K. Parnicky, K. High, K. Wynne, T. Swal- low, M. Kosciuszko, J. Lucas. 2nd row S. Jensen, J. Rebeck, L. Shafer, D. Gardner, L. Duma. at 1 f 'Q Q J 1 4 1 . . , 1,. A,, . 1 - , . . a. , , xg . 7xh ' W 4 J , giffi , ' J ' 'tu' ,V ,, . Q f C' fa fam gf ff i j ' 4 A S . Y, K :'7'a 'w.E' .1 J 4 dlaifgki. . ' K E , ' Pictured above: Back row, L to R: A. Maxwell, C. Ryder, A ii A V J. Orlando, K. Purcell, J. Harrison, J. Wuolukka and D. A -W. ' High . :rf ., i., .., Pictured above: A. Hanna and J. Collins. Pictured below: Back row, L to R: A. Weitzel, C. Lewandowski, M. San- ders, T. Payne, G. Davis, D. Sullivan. S. Haag, and A. Hanna. Pictured above: Back row, L to R: K. Davis, R. Chaffee, D. Bond and M. Dodd. L. Sprague, M. Duggan, K. Davis, and S. Hubbard. y 4 G 'cllound ime ,I-x 'V lx 41, di l' 9' , 'J' .. if pf ,G as ,ff X Kg' - Qi. ke ' f ,,s ' 3. ':,- ' M' 1 . fi '3ff5gff A .-' why: ,uf 55, A . Q, 'E 'fm V ,f'i:'1' ' , 'X . r- 'fi Q: sl, 'M f 5,12 ,i1'3,'f Pg y if QQ vi ,E , , 1 . , ,. ' '5 , gg, . f R51 f 5 N ? in Y . ,. , 1 in a ,,., '16 1 a ' 15.111, A w 4 X' . 1 'x I v- X I N W 1,1 If Vgim exif' J Q x J fl' 5. A 5 ?' , Q51 A ,I f r If f A 'Hu f , 1977 Brings Victory, De eat . . . J ' 2 5 Efl3?33.Ui 1976-77 Varsity Basketball. Top Row L-R: G. Roy, D. Martin, C. Tomes, J. Carlstrom, M. Haskins, M. Tack. Bot- tom Row L-R: D. Heintz, M. Mavis, J. Brown, M. Smith, C. Boulton, A. Jessup. ,f The Varsity Basketball team fought hard for 5 wins and 16 losses this sea- son. Unfortunately their win-loss rec- ord didr1't do justice to all their hard work, devotion, and dedication. Better luck next year!! or eg . 7' . 'v fl . 5 i an 3, t 1 Y . .if JA I 'W -fs lt. rue .! 17. 'qt n jQ4 Y f K5 Q- if-H . .ff 317 N And Valuable Experience 1976-77 JV Basketball. Top Row L-R: M. Koscioszko, M. Ulch, D. Haskell, K. Wynne, T. Sharp, C. Brandt. Bottom Row L-R: D. Sullivan, C. Wentworth, T. Swallow, A. Weitzel, R. Harcourt, R. Herbstreit. Q i The Junior Varsity team finished with a Hne 12-7 record for the season. Coach Cooper felt that good hustle and team work were the keys to this years team. Many of these players will be fine varsity performers in the next two years. e . Jfql Pg B LA . Harrison6O Gladwin 80 Farwell 82 Standish i W l 48 Roscommon A-it r 62 Clare ' 66 Beaverton a t i t W5 f 4C ' 60 Coleman ,V .V . ',e, lf, V' .ry , 47 Evart im :., 7 x,,.,.. ' ' V ' 75 H. Lake sl.. .. .r.. fr iixk ,f.l rr.. ri . 35 l 59 Gladwin ..,. ll ffl ,,,,,,,,,.,, 7 , VV : W ll mfwmw ik Harrison 53 72 75 61 60 58 48 34 55 Meridian Clare Stan dish Roscommon Beaverton Coleman Evart H. Lake Meridian x fr! X L an 0 he .' ' 9 tu -v I A Jo' g '. 4. 9 9 C I Q Q , , X 4 . I f s ' , ,X X 1 if n N,-3 F X K S f :K U 4 , , -Q. J ,, fm xX,5 , 3 X X ,Y '!wjf 12 v i N 1 '4' 'I' s 592. 'G' xg L . .R WL You are a cocoon, A silky case Wrapped carefully To protect And To perfect, Until the time Is right, To unwind and Reveal, Thyself, As a Blossoming Butterfly. rx Xxx , l ' Xxx. x v ! x . ,.., 4 m N, .7 wx fl, I w . n .X . W KT . I ell. ' ' X R - will fl Yr 'X I .ll , XX lr N i -' lx . l fylqw XX . xx v N. . ,I X V r , xi ' I ! . Y, f , W1 - I ' 1 li ,QW ,I fi 13 x Hpwafll Jffv fl K J f My Kelly Blosser X my X i 'Y - X la gytg . XENX, gi A X ' 'J X K e 4 X 1 x f ,v f f t y y ll I l . V I. ' X . P, , x l -,.f U X! f 40 XX fr .ful X 1 ,f juniors R. Archamboult C. Bacon V. Beadle L. Beavers .' 5 Z W ga I 1:53 s H' . x 'K T. Binder J K. Border 5 5 K. Brock L. Brown 2 ,.:l ua 'ff' f 2 5 1 4 4 1 Q nl. ' 5 M2 Z' G 1 . A f x A f, if , 2 ff? . h , gi.. ,. fy. it v Q5 wwf? 1 1 D. Bucholz D. Burnett B:-1 J. Burnett 4 D. Carry C My . s , 'K 'V' x 4 Ml., 1 z vw r,r. ,, E4 W K r 1 Q , fl fx '11 4 4 n .9 or .. . W 1 . M BW g ' M VV ,, .ff , . X J 3 , f 813' X ,J 3 R . J., M-WMA 'x A D '1 Q , 1 Q B as 4' fl! 3 ' . n ff. sri: ' 2 K. Clennan J. Cook B. Dora C. Douglas 9 562141 Q if D. DuChene D. DuChene .. 1 .TlM A. Eresten ' J. Flinn 'Q X. as x 151 my , 0 B-f::..r , M i ff? WD W- fx +......f- R fl R-:- Z g 59' 5 r 7 J .ef 5 4 rf 3 gy . ffyf, Cf ff ff' f if 9' , ,fi Af .Q , ff? ,. ,,..,....mW3 34 Q2 .mf 2 gf pr . ...fy f EM. .r L 538.01 ,gmsgg Q., Z, mf s had E Zfw ' J rw 1 ,. ' 1:-f y ' f '-' ,Z 3. ,K ' QXVQ- 5 ge 2 .,f-f rw. Wx M ' Y T3iw 32 J gf . . H Kgi' S. Freese L. Fritzinger C. Fry M. Galford B. Graham J. Hale H. Harry S. Haskins T. Heath J. Heinig D. Henry A. Jessup L Johnson P. Kelly B. Kirchner T. Klumpp L. Krchmar R. Krocker J. Labadie D. LaDere D. LaFeir C. Landers N. Limpede R. Lepley M. Marshall L. Martin D. Mathews S. Morris R. Neal C. Pardue S. Parks K. Popp B. Richmond D. Riggs J , Shafer C. Shipman J. Sprague D. Stafford C. Stephison D. Stone 'J fm? J A.,, M V A rii. V . J A ii, . , V , Vk,,, V ' f' ,,.- , JJJB.. B W 'A 3 '- '.- . , ' g K 4 P f 3' ' ,f.. ,J it I . . f 4, . . . . 'I is .gy of 1 ,.....f f , ' , ,,,, ,. iff fi. . , . 7 aff: la- f i V' 'W' :A il, ,dx f ef f f Jlffzglejy ,wtf ef Sf . ,, . .J ...,.. . 9 5 , E 1 lx mi 1 E f x , 2 1' .ig w sr. ,,,.,, fm, .Q L f ,W , M N f h.'A'i-v .1 1 WW J 3? all urea ,fu ,, Q At ,M Q , '. . k,,5.g5f,. ife 44 if l ?w,fa.wze my ff ie ei. X W Pictured above, L. to R, lst row: B. Graham, R. Duke, K. Frank, D. Chap- man, T. Morris, N. Henry, A. Jessup, G. Heintz. 2nd row: C. Boulton, S. Parks, D. Ryan, D. Dobson, J. Bohmier J. Tetloff C. Tomes R. Tuttle G. Upton D. Vollmar K. Vosburgh B. Walraven S. Watt J. Welti L Willis A. Wolfe C. Yesney L. Zender L. to R.: A. Castle, B. Abbott, B. Willis, V. Wilson, L. Bohmier, S. Bailey, and S. Cooper. .0 lst row, L. to R.: P. Stout, P. Geisler, L. Simon, D. Sprague, R. Od- gen. 2nd row: R. Foote, J. Lampky, T. Yost, M. Mavis, P. Kelly, L. Mahn. L. to R.: D. Grigorian, D. Brooks, C. MacLean, M. Haskell, R. Lepley. Junior Sponsors: R. Harris, W. Sullivan, and J. Rzepka. 46 rw--' , 1 'ilfia H , . lst row, L. to R.: A. Ersten, T. Mondue, K. Case. 2nd row: A. Thomas, T. Darling, M. Par nicky. lst row, L. to R.: D. Ryder, T. Drake, G. Upton. 2nd row: B. Potter, K. Brock. 3rd row: R. Chaffee, P. Brandt. lst row, L. to R.: D. Gamble, D. Patch, D. Riggs, D. Burnett, J. Hect. 2nd row: J. Wall, M. Marko, D. La- Feir. lst row, L. to R.: J. Olsen, J. Carlstrom, R. Webb, M. Hensel. 2nd row: P. Macheske, C. Wright, R. Duke, B. Huntley, L. Ellis. y lst row, L. to R.: M. Adsit, R. Stowell, R. Friese, R. Bailey. lf 9, tt 2nd row: V. Case, S. Abernathy. 9. n .4 , li: W is get if e , . Q - , - .ip .sH1,'.i. fi ' ' ' 'mwswmaw lst row, L. to R.: P. Socha, V. Ahac. 2nd row: B Schuh, L. Riske, G. Berry, J. Welti. 3rd row: T. Lockwood, D. Carty. lst row, L. to R.: C. Larson, S. Schutz, S. Watt, T. Klumpp. 2nd row: R. Amerman, L. Mehl, and C. Cook. 1.717-I1 Ame? , 99 ,Jul Can't wait to hear Kick- Typing Whiz busch's jokes! Now I can read my comics! -M - I 1' Why did I lose my cheat sheetl? Juniors, L to R: Mike Haskin, John Cook, Calvin Bennett. Ihate typing, Hmmm not bad! 3 'IA ? j if WZWMM. I ' 4, V 2 f ,5 f 46 Q I, L? ,. 4 Y-, A , , i Front Row L to R4C. Yesney, M. Kullman, R. Chaffee, K. Beemer, P. Sprague, M. Marko, J. Lockwood. Back Row L to R-R. Krocker, C. Larson, A. Morton, T. Yost, B. Kirchner, D. Cuvelier, T. Zender, C. Irwin, Coach D. Burns, K Girl 0 tball Rowe. 'ZW 41.1 we ' ,, -1,7 ,.,. ' 'Y , 6 - - .IVQX x ,, Q V ,- , lima I . 111- . , U ...L fr,-w 957 52 gff l ', f fiieffffw z., M . f- . ' , - K ,.,,..,, f . .V ,, .. A , , . , grew ww-Q one-'r.'iQv,'g' . I ,H W ' Honors Night Pictured above. results of perfect atten- dancefNorma Dyke congratulated by Mr. Mayfield. Pictured above. coach Harris presents honary Suedene award to retiring head basketball coach D. Johnson. 'Ultima Et :A A f , 5 -- vi 4 tu Pictured above. N. Noble presenting presidents awards. Pictured below. D. Wood awards A. Gassman. physical fitness Y Aa f 45 , Pictured above. D. Wood awarding Forensic certifi- cates. Pictured below, C. Sheldon presents music award to H. Durdon. Honor Society On April 26, 1977. Harrison Commu- nity High School inducted 38 new mem- bers into the National Honor Society, HCHS chapter. The ceremony took place in the drama area. M. Bosink is the group adviser. R if ,Hg of 1' llv A Pictured above and at left, M. Kosciuszko involves herself in the candle lighting ceremony. Each candle has special mean- ing and significance. Above and at right, Dale Martin addresses audience, inductees, and Honor Society members. 1977 Girls Varsity Basketball lst Row, L to R: C. Krocker, K. Rowe, L. Mehl, T. Zender, K. Popp D Wakefield J Sprague 2nd Row: Diane Burns U.V. Coachj, Nancy Noble Warsity Coachj, B. Walraven M Kullman D Bucholz C. Pardue, C. Cook, D. Cuvelier fmanagerj. 1 P gs -' 1 Z.. ' M 1, W 5' 5 Q 1-5 ag Q .. 'ian , nga , ft' f W I my K I n W ' V 'sk Wfalntii- k N1 .. M. J.. 'K 4 'f Mr L r :w xffsgam 44 4 i M W YQ mm W fill ,T UB 5. tx' Av., :V T 35' 33? Despite a disappointing 2-15 season the Hornet Varsity gained valuable ex- perience on and off the court. Effort and attitude flourished under the lead- ership of Coach Nancy Noble and Co- Captains Mel Kullman and Danae Bucholz. The Hornets will miss three-year veterans Mel Kullman nd Cheri Kroc- ker but will have quite a line of return- ing players. These include, B. Walra- ven, D. Bucholz, C. Cook, K. Popp, L. Mehl, J. Sprague, and C. Ryder. Most Valuable Player-Danae Bucholz, Best Scoring Average-Tina Zender, Best Rebounder-Kelly Popp. Girls J. V. Basketball r lst Row L to R: S. Kosciuszko, D. Malcomnson, S. McLachlan, K. Haskin, C. Sharp. 2nd Row: K. Pardue, L. Holley, C. Ryder, J. Brockway, L. Harcourt. 3rd Row: Diane Burns, S. Payne, L. Shafer, P. Sprague, J. Morris, K. Peterson, D. Cuvelier. rack The Hornet girls and boys track teams Worked hard this year in prac- tice and at meets. The girls team, under coach L. Carr- igan, poated a 4-3 conference. Most valuable team member was Linda Shafer. The boys team, under coach B. Brandon, also placed 4th in the con- ference. All conference honors were gained byg G. Roymile, R. Webb-120 high hurdles, M. Haskin-highjump ing, and C. Tomes!mile. Tomes also placed 9th at the state meet. Most valuable member was Mike Haskin. This page does not reflect any in- dividual but, portrays the individual agony and ecstacy required to produce the team effort. We salute the Hornets for ajob well done. I fl. if 7 ' 0 ' '71 x ' 55125 its r Vp xv , ff if ee ,if f I ff , : ff I K Q-L.,-, f 'o f V . 5 f ,f ,' f 1 .W l , -X ', Y ,f f' ,fx X, fl AV ' ff Zur 'U fW'W W:'Wf f X 'Nj A K If X ,,A' I? ynfil X, 1 1 if 0: A- A -uf V ' 'f 1 My WW WWW, wif 'Q X O, I If ' fn' ,ljlf , 'A, ,N IL M :J M ' '7 4,1 f'WA , .W X ,f Senior Trip .... ings Island 91 seniors made the long but, enjoyable trip to Kings Island in Kings Mill, Ohio. The trip started with the loading ofthe buses at 12:00 noon May, 20. After a stop for food and also a rest stop we arrived at Kings Island at 8:30 p.m. The seniors were able to enjoy the music of Burton Cummings as well as several other groups. K. Mayfield, B. Pifer, and T. Wales accompanied the group serving as chaperones. -. -s 'il,LW- . , --lf.-pleas! 'ESQ M, M. A I- 3 '. I-. ,-' pr '- . - i wi--f' ff ' ' - Q? , 0 - . Q i Af, ,..' .-rn, at .ia pi-.FA W i'-fri I .1 -I - .1 - wiki' at th? may Www, Senior Sidelights M2 w ' I w, '4- Trade you a cookie for a Twinkie! Dedicated Workers. h-UU 1 wW,W. h , ,M She's kind of cute -Q...! Trying to sneak out, huh boy 4 W 4 1 N K if f NN 5- s'? f' ' .lg QW Aboveg Hit the road buddy! Belowg Tough competition. -H-mm The Way .,,,-W , FW , akin THE WAY WE WERE The Junior-Senior prom for 1977 was April 23 at the VFW Hall. The theme The Way We Were' was portrayed with a collage ofjuniors and seniors through- out their school days and from past year- books. The prom was considered a success mainly because ofthe funky sounds of 4'The Juarez Brothers who provided the music and the catering by Kay Haskin and Carol Wynne. The decorations for the prom were provided by the junior class and included: blue streamers, silver columns, collage, silver stars, a painted backdrop, and vines with red carnations. i The Senior Class of 1977 SCOU Adsit Alice Allbee Kim Allison Z, i Aviw 55-V ' .fi -V 1: - -If M 1 l l k A s si M i Z :ima , Leo Amerman Jesse Bailey Steve Beadle fig KfiS Beamer Cliff Blackledge Kelly Blosser 4 wi, Harold Bobo Herb Bohr Cindy Border Steve Braman Robert Brmgold Darlene Brooks Joe Brown Marcia Brown Jeff Bughong Debby Buzzell Joe Caruso Bryan Case Sandra Cage Chaffee Randy Keeley Coburn Pat Connelly KHY C0014 Nancy Cook Paul Cornell Mike Cowell T eana C1'6HSh3W Lorraine Cudney Ed Davis J W9 Tonibavis Vickie Davis William Davis Randy Deng Larry Dibble David Duncan Hope Dufdon Penny Durham Ken Dyke 'milky Qi Norma Dyke Dennis Ecklin Julie Ehlff Mark Engel Calvin Farrand S 1 uel en Fletch Stacy Gallery Annette Gass 'e man Debb1 79922 Pam Gorton Chadree Harper Dee Heintz John Hoeft Mike Henry Barbara Holle Y I James Haskell Susan Henry Melody Howey Peggy Hulliberger Mark Hunter Connie Huntley .fgwwc W Tammy Huntley Cathy Irwin Kim Kenyon Chuck Kirchner Duane Kleinhardt Michele Kosciuszko WMWMW Barb Korsis A Cheri Krocker Melanie Kullman Debbie Kuybus X . 1, I 3:' in Cheryl J. Labadie Teresa Lepley De borah Loomis Dale Martin gl QI l l Cindy Matthes Mark Mayfield Mike Mayfield , ,r Harry McAllister Elaine McCarter Cindy MCGOWHH Lorraine Michell Cindy Mitchell ADH MOYTOI1 Hugh Mulholland Vickie Newton Barb Nemitz Jack Niemi James Potter Leslie Regan David Rein Sheryl Premo Jeff Rhode Mike Ridge , Colleen Ritchie - Karen Rowe . Greg Roy Gary Rulapaugh JOdy Rulapaugh Susan Rutledge Donald Scherrer Sam Sharp Teffy Shafp Debra Sheets Donald Shooter we 2 t Donald Siebert Marvin Siebert Mark Smith Tim Steward Kelly Swiatkowski V9 Mike Tack Debbie Tedd 106 Tedd Terris Tobias Larry T Chuck Townsen d Gerald Tuttle Mike Ulch Rick Upton 74 ei ahh Karyn Van Kainen Rick Vega Lance Wall t 1 Q 2 Martin Weitzel Rick Welch Ken White Ed Wiles Betty Willett Kathy Wilson Linda Wilson Tim Wilson Mafk Wright Christine Zender V ff Wr Pictured above, L to R are the Senior advisors Terrance Wales and Bill Pifer 6'Dirt Work The Senior Play Cast: Madame Presidente: J. Ehle Ms. Yesperson: M. Howey Gentle Grimes: D. Kleinhardt Ms. Shabby: A. Gassman Rotten: K. Wilson Trickster: J. Hoeft Sly: C. Matthes Grandpa: M. Ulch Grandma: N. Cook Widow Aged: A. Morton Dauntless Crusader: M. Engel Little Saccharin: T. Davis Fisherwoman: C. Irwin Fisherman: D. Heintz ...L Student 1: L. Tyrna Student 2: K. Allison Student 3: H. Bobo fAss. Directorj Director: D. Wood Lady Stockholder: T. Lepley Widow Desparate: K. Coburn Baby Bob: J. Bushong Piano Player: C. Larson Baby Alice: M. Kosciuszko 'W..,....,,,,,,, WQMQ 7 'WffQb', 1 ,vgygfx f 'ww 9 4 . -H. 1 . 661977 arrison High We proudly present, The 1977 Senior Class. The Board of Education L to R-Wayne Bucholz, Superinten- dentg K. Haskell, R. Swallow, D. Murton, J. Brandt, D. Dancer, S. Hamp, and C. Roth. NX , , QQ' ,J nf W 2 J 5 Ui: 4 n V' , 'LW ,'f 3yi' ii7'V'f V . 'W Mark Smith receiving the Hoffman-Bailey Award for outstanding athletic ability in an all-around capacity. if -pee. 26 fl Hope Burdon, Salutatorian, welcoming everyone to graduation. J Honorary Speakers: Rev. B. Steward, D. Martin, Valedictoriang K. White, Student Council Pres., M. Wright, Senior Class Pres.g Hope Durdon, Salutatoriang R. Maniere and K. Mayfield. School Graduation Stand Tall A large crowd came to witness Harrison's Graduation and rise for the processional pomp and circumstance. l' I r ff .5 Above g Dale Martin, Valedictorian, re- ceives award for his studious endea- vors from K. Mayfield. Belowg Dave Duncan received this year's Charles A. Amble award from Senior Class sponsor, B. Pifer. 55 , VXI! f f - w f 'WAI ! ,B x My f N 1 A 1, :Y fa. ' yy- . 'I' 12 .. ,gfjhf 2 , 4 A :a 6' f If X , -Q xx X530 I in X Q X: ls Il! I 'x th? A 41 fl 'H' Q Mx Wf -4 4 1 4 . f I 2 f 1 A ' , I I j 4 ' A , f L , . , 51 1, 1 , 1 Q ' , I? f 1 SJ jI'l I X 'Vai if xx kg? N I . 4' n lf! NN . x X fill' f ' X X ar! QS 'Q 94 0 2,37 Q Q3 I I 1 X X rf A57 r ' X': : ' f 'J ky cw f V , CD 'st 1 , - s W , X , f , g 'gf If ' TYL-L 'Q xix 'A Q , ,if ,f ' ' P' N 2 x fx . .ff XX Q' 6 X f Q!! rf, n f ' 1 1 x r ' B VW Q ' ' f ff A x f fl if r 5 ! If . , ' f XXX lf? , QS gn. I K 4 gf! x 'fm ' il , L, 3 fa A Nik s A y ! f wk 'lj if 353,71 i We end by bringing together ull ofour stages of growth. Our cycle is endless -kr ,L and our end is your beginning ......,. N' :Mk X . J ui i efitli u '5' t 4 itil Q r Q 4'Y S' me OAK FLATS FURNITURE SHOP 4146 E. Oakley Harrison Ml. Call 539-3619 Repairing And Stripping MARINE SERVICE 1201 N. State Street 426-7271 Gladwin JOHNSON Best to You Always MAVIS MEN M LADIES Downtown Harrison 539 9614 it I It 41- 1 'Tb mx up an 2 3 2 Ng' Q -x S 2 N 3 , r 1' I Pv- t i i I 'U 5' Sffgil ,',j if F-s ' 3 J NOFITHLAND IGA FOODLINEFI ,mm 'I5:5 'srf 00071 ZZC y Smzors I P' Y' Good Luck and BIG ED Best Wishes The Friendly Barber From Best Wishes to the MARS PIZZERIA Class Of 77 AARDVARK art supplies Hamson M-61 needleorafts mmcc FTIOOGI I AARDVAR K 855 Browns HI386-3288JH Clare tues-fri 1-Qasat 10-6 CI'aftS 8 CISSSGS Od 27 I K6 I 939 XLT CIP Congratulations verts 2 e we lry N CJ 513 McEwan-Clare Phone: 386-7821 109 E. Broadway-Mt. Pleasant Phone: 772-3141 W. XX KJ L A .. UZ .-ff S X -.- Best Wishes to the Class of '77 f'- ln The Heart of Michigan's GOLDIES GROCERY Great Vacation Land 3920 N. M-18, SK6-GIS The Brockways 426-7823 Pat 81 Chuck Kirchner D 81 D 1 Health Foods 81 Equipment 712 S. Mission A1 7 Mt. Pleasant, Mi. 772-1063 Congratulations Seniors VILLAGE TIMBERLANE NORGE , 538 N. First Street Compliments to the Senior Class from HARRISON LUMBER COMPANY Plz ZA CLENNAN S Carry Out Pizza 81 Pasties Submarines Cold Beer 81 Wine 822 N. Clare 539-6302 :J J 81 S SHELL SERVICE RESTAURANT 539-9749 1 Block North Harrison, Mi. Wilson Ste. Park .f fr f l:f,,.'.1,l 4 K-A ,: f ! 15171 539-3131 Doug Flinn FLINN 81 SONS INC. 2nd Street Harrison Mi. 48625 Kitchen Cabinets Vanities-Counter Tops General Electric Appliances T PRUDENVILLE S COLLECTIQUES . Congratulations 960 W. Houghton Lk. or. T0 The Prudenville, Mi. 48651 Class of 77 Phone 366-5877 . I From The Gifts Collectibles Imports Home Crafts Antiques , 7 ,. or Quazar 81 Zenith 1 wn.soN's TV R CB 81 Stereo See Us For Sales and Service Service Guaranteed Fred Wilson 452 S. First Harrison CRAFTY CORNERS American Handicraft Dealer Congratulations Art and Craft Supplies to the Class of 77 Classes-Workshops HUNTERS PARADISE 555 N. 1st Street Meredith 539-2771 426-7697 S Congratulations Rich 8 Marv Heintz STEPHlSON'S WELL DRILLING Excavating 539-6582 Bulldozing or 539-6584 4380 N Clare Ave 539 6722 HEINTZ EXCAVATING CO. MARIE S CERAMICS I Open Year Round 539-3414 3865 N. Clare Ave. Harrison CENTENNIAL SHOPPES 2nd Floor-Surrey House Arts -Crafts-Gifts GLEASON-GASSMAN AGENCY INC. 190 South Second Harrison 539-7138 Complete Insurance Service of g l -4' iuirrur W lg . V1 .. VLV , H fu V f fr, f., . . tl? rr, ..,,,,,, ' L ' ,,.' V ' I lean-ewwyweesom aaw VYVV II Uiiii , 'iii I'IVI ' r,ri FOODLAND 81 FAMILY CENTER Your Friendly Spartan Store 158 First Street ' Harrison Mi. Q .E 119 N. State Street , A Gladwln Mi. ,5P..r-vrxun' 5-for-122 1600 Wright Avenue Alma, Mi. . '54 ' ,uf JMFI M M M f I Wim V72 K f J lj -I Q 3 ll 1 , I I It H 415 gs I 55 I2 5 J 1.4 f t A - aff v,3,,,,,1 ,. f W 8 5 af ' f -we 0. u WS Wm- W M f ,A i M W'rMadW, ,I fw' M S , Mi... ww f X M, .a.e.,.w,.,.s, ...t ,,,,,,Ws.,1Q-flqzfwr-A WWW W3 vt, I t film -1' WE KW, Wxww wt-fm f MW my Q M www and 7 AW Jwwmw .am mf fi I W QW-ff We Q A ww, A 3' W re 2 am. T A M fm r , in I ! IQ, M mme 'R 7 Congratulations an Good Luck From CONWAY S BAY 102 N. First Harrison Congratulations Class of 77 HARRISON HAVEN HOTEL 12 Miles South of Harrison On Old 27 539-9166 Open Year Round Reserve your job now. With the Army's Delayed Entry Program, you can come down now and pick the job you want. And if you qualify, we'll hold it for you- for up to one year, depending on the job you choose. When you do come in the Army, you'Il also have a salary of S374 a month before deduc- tions waiting for you. Plus free meals, housing, health care and 30 days paid vacation. And if you'd like to try college while you're in, we'II pay up to 75W of your tuition and fees for approved courses. Call Army 773-5761 We ll help uncomplicate your world. We hope youll think of us as friends' people youll feel free to stop by and visit. We re always more than happy to assist you answer your opportunity to get to know you better! We hope you Il stop by soon to get acquainted! ,rg MID MICHIGAN F. .i.. UN' Whether you re headed for college or the good old nine-to-five you re headed forabusy busy world and a new financial routine. We here at Mid Michigan Bank offer all the financial services youll require and the assistance youll require in determining just which services YOU will need . . . from time to time or from day to day. W 'N ,ass T 'Q ' ' ,i , . y i tj r Q . T Y i e l QA ' questions, or just enjoy the 5 ff ' 6 5: ' 6 .Q .U f '- -- Member U C A N S'I54TSVVIDG RCAL 6512116 of Harrison Francis D. McKenna Realtor EHLE S MARVEL FREEZE Sandwiches Ice Cream Treat Yourself Harrison Michigan Compliments A ROY'S ECONOMY Pharmacy Clare, Mi. 48617 Phone 386-7651 GLADWIN-HARRISON-EDENVILLE - Good Luck Seniors JOHNSTON ELEVATOFI Phone EV6-7271 Clare Mi. 48617 Look AHEAD to Life Love an Freedom THE CLARE COUNTY CLEAVER INC. County Seat Newspaper Of Clare County Printers -Publishers Telephone 539-7496 Harrison Mi. 48625 0 yd BOB'S Yamaha Snowmobiles-Motorcycles -I f aa Y YI za, Z A I Q ff A -I , 3? H 4. a.aa 4 I . aa a I I ' :' 659 1 , ...,.., N rg I 5, . A V'aa r a a . , . LOCKWOOD'S ALLSPORT 5277 N. Clare Avenue 3 miles N. of Harrison on Old 27 539-3151 Q , . , 539-6196 DON'S SPORT CENTER INDOOR PISTOL RANGE Compliments 5193 N. Clare Avenue Harrison, Mi. BU'CK Don Mulder Owner Gladwin Michigan We Remember Our Customer After the Sale Phone: 426-9409 Best Wishes from MID-MICHIGAN ELECTR 690 N. First Street Harrison Mi. 539-3001 ONICS of BOB'S PONTIAC LINDY LAKE TAVERN Dancing 81 Fine Food 14 Miles North of Gladwin on M-18 426-9910 CLOZE N STUFF Womens Sportswear And Clare Michigan Best Wishes to The Class of 76-77 BUDD LAKE BAR Terry and Judie Kinney Class of 77 From COUNTRY BAKERY Fresh Home-Baked P oducts Congratulations H 7! Congratulations Seniors WAGNER S RESTAURANT AND GIFTS Smorgasbord George and Donna WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Gregory C. Klein 221 W. Cedar Gladwin Mi. t517I 426-8591 WESTERN AUTO Y! f J' . ewsw Gail A I AA t 1 I ' V iq, Pnmewgcw g . 5 Complete Health- 117 First St, Care Service Harrison, Michigan 48625 Off'CeEQfm'r3i1af Ave- I517I 426-9266 y ' 539-3471 539-7026 E51 N- ROSS Sf- - - eaverton, Mich. Homellte Stihl 1517, 435-3521 Congratulations THE FRANK E. WARD CO. . prom GI8dWII'1, MICIWIQHFI Ccggitguafggns MC CLELLAN'S FAMILY SHOES 426-9421 819 W. Houghton Lk. Drive Tell City Furniture Prudenville, Mich. h I 15171 366-5455 Zip 48651 Hummel FIQUVIRGS FFLSQJIEIDIL-'T C Red Wing-Freeman-Fan Fare Moritake-Mikasa ' ' ' ' ' Naturalizers-Pro Keds China 81 Stoneware Converse-Stride Rite HARRISON Good Luck Class TRANSMISSIQN Congratulations Seniors Of Maxi Muffler Bernie, Jeri, Nelson 81 Jim '77 0 LP 233 First Street GAS COMPANY Harrison, Michigan Houghton Lake, Mich. WALRAVEN'S l517l 366-5215 COUNTRY GARDEN music Jaw TOOL RENTAL'- SPORTING GOODS TRUCKS ' KU.Jift'Q,'i 5 BENCHLEY BROS INC. 134 E Main Harri M' higan 48625 R h d McDowell Ph 539-7811 1141 McEwan St. Clare, Michigan 48617 Telephone 15171 386-9909 Congratulatlons Senior Class of 77 P.G. MURTON FAMILY ROBERT R IIALE Complete Real Estate 8 Building Service Recreational 8. Seasonable Property Specialists Residential-Commercial and Farms Build on Your Property or Ours Call 539-6461 If No Answer Call Harrison 539-7988 aamrax 9 Open Year Round 7 Days a Week Mar. Thru Dec. : VE V . Q .V 5 li .ilu I J Q ' -..':'.:ig sf ,,-- I I I -I . I -I S- I 492 North Clare Ave. ' Harrison I MCGUIRE CHEVFIOLET-PONTIAC INC Congratulations ' Seniors WEST US 10 FUNK PLUMBING Telephone 386-7714 CLARE, MICHIGAN 'EAT'NG 48617 Congratulations Seniors SHARROW S DEPT. STORE Seniors Keep Shop Here First and Save A-Head in 1977 122 N. Second Harrison 7900 W. M-55 Houghton Lk. JACPA WATER PIPES 201 West Lawn Harrison 599-9026 MID MICHIGAN OFFICE PRODUCTS Your Complete Office 3506 w Houghton LK Dr I NCI I 'U 1 -v 1 if 'JT 4 , tt ,', 'xi,I .wit ' ,- - . . 1.1 X tfgfw bg. Q ,V init I Il 'i I TI'vIN1ii.,.i0ll gwf4m fy IEFJV- .7 A I F I F I I M71 , I I .3-' , ' il , Qfft i 1- 1.4 H Wx ,Q ' A I A- H -I 1? f lJust South of Spartan Plazal Supply Headquarters in Mid-Mich Phone 15173 366-5379 BANKOV PRINTING Congratulations KARLAS HOUSE OF STYLES 597 North First 539-2581 Karla Barb and Vicky Offset-Letterpress Commercial Printers Houghton Lake 15172 366-5608 LAND S CUSTOM FLOOR COVERING Sales 81 Installation 25 Years Experience Robert 539-2251 e BILL S PASTIES Fine Mexican Food Ph. 539-2731 8 Old 27 South Harrison, Mi. Custom-Made Cabinets And Furniture CUSTOM WOOD PRODUCTS 540 West Main Street GOOD LUCK CLASS of 77 Compliments of Realtor Inc 152 S First Street Harrison Michigan 539 7161 Jerry Saxton 90 THE SHOE Our Best to You HOUSE of ARNOLD LAKE 215 W-,cediif TRADING PosT Gladwm, M1. 426-4211 Complete Party Supplies , Harrison, Ml 539-7431 ' - A 1 Good Luck Seniors Con mutations From Q JOAN'S LEE SWALLOW BEAUTY SHOPPE REALTY Joan, Lynn, and Charlotte 539-9812 JACKPINE RESTAURANT Congratulations Class Harrison, Michigan Of 1977 Good Food AMERICAN LEGION POST 404 Breakfast, Lunch 81 Dinner HarriS0r1 THE , JUNQUE RED S , LONG Aiiifes LAKE BAR 8038 N. Phone 539-7223 Clare Ave Congratulations Class of 77 From MEREDITH GENERAL STORE M-18 Meredith Michigan Ph. 426-7530 HI-WAY FOOD STORE Al l Cold Beer 81 Wine Carry Out Only Open All Week 520 N. 1st Harrison 539-9881 Buccilli's Homemade 1 Phone 539-9611 Mobil 539-7211 539-7195 Muriel and Robert J. MacRae HARRISON GAS AND OIL COMPANY Mobilgas-Mobiloil-Mobilheat WHOLESALE 8t RETAIL HARRISON MICH. ph. 539-7158 ivloRToN HARDWARE INC. 129 N. 2nd St. Harrison Donald Morton Ph. 539-6721 Ph. 539-7933 E'Z LIVING HOMES, INC 24 hr. Wrecker Service HARRISON AUTO PARTS 4188 N, Clare Ave, 4942 N. Clare Ave. Harrison Harrison, Mi. 48625 Jack Kuhn Mobile Homes-New 81 Used Modular Homes Take ANYTHING on Trade DEE AND BEE FHA Financing Open Mon.-Sat. Closed Tues. Friday Fish Fry 6:00-6:00 Fri-Sat. 6:00 to 3:00 y ' PRO is a symbol of VW QUALITY in me u.s. and Gladwin PRO Farmers Supply Inc. SERVING ALL YOUR HARDWARE NEEDS SINCE 1945 Homelite Chainsaws 630 N. Silverleaf Electrical 8t Plumbing Supplies Gladwin, Mi. 48624 Fireplaces 81 Accessories Ph. 426-4549 V five foreign countries. FEDERAL PARTS 81 MACHINE CO. 301 East Cedar Avenue Auto Truck 81 Tractor Replacement Parts Gladwin 426-9212 Best Wishes BOSINK HARDY INSURANCE AGENCY 539 7183 Harold 81 Judy Hardy HARRISON FIEALTY FFIIGIDAIFIE . ,,,,x- -I SALES 81 SERVICE 4 ' , .Q j' ly n - HARRISON ' -- WOODS APPLIANCE Good Luck Class of 77 Tom Hecker Bob Oberle Leo 8 Bernadine Bischoff Leo stack 539-3526 5392261 5516 N. Clare Ave. Harrison Mi. 48625 , ' 1 Corners 539-9891 Congratulations to th Class of 77 BURKHART ins. I Ce ., Beer 8 f Cream Wine Congratulatons Senio Zettel s Walgreen Agency Drugstore Party Supplies Greeting Cards Stereo Equip. 81 Tapes Gladwin Michigan 426-9235 NORTHERN DEVE LQPMENT COMPANY 222 W. Cedar ACROSS FROM 8 ADAMS GAS 81 NOVELTIES WILSON STATE PARK Gladwin Mi. 426-927 8046 N' Clare Ave. Harrison. Mi. 48625 539-7175 Congratulations Class of 77 I ' 1 CITIZENS BANK AND TFILJST CCJIVIIDAIXJY I gi I gg IE II I I , Long Lake e . 1 I I 456 Au! Pipnagg I I I l 7 GQW 3 316 E Park 539-7104 Congratulations From MAXWELL S FLOWERS Clare Michigan MURTON OIL CO. 111 N. First St. Harrison M. 48625 Firestone Texaco Congratulations Seniors Compliments of S llp MacLean S fm Pharmacy Harrison Michigan 517-539-6534 SPORTSMAN S BAR INCORPORATED South City Limits Harrison Mi. 48625 Compliments of RICE FURNITURE Congratulation, Class of 77 From THE BEN FRANKLIN STORE Gladwin Mi. CONNIE S CLEANERS Professional Dry Cleaning Dressmaking 8 Sewing , 336-7742 Larry Roush William Brauker Advertising Editor Harrison Mi 48625 539 2751 After 5 00 pm 539 7236 Congratulations PINE KNOBB MOTEL Donald 81 Marlene Carol 81 Sheila Neckel 202 Cedar St. Drive a Little and Save Houghton Lake Mi. Z 12 one W. Houghton LK. Dr. M-55 milk mattigvnm int Congratulations 145 W. Main 539-6582 HARRISON ROLLER RINK Best Wishes CLIFF'S AIRPORT I RESTAURANT and HARRISON CAFE Congratulations GAMBLE'S REDI-MIX Seniors Congratulations Concrete Products From Septic Tanks Class Poured Walls of DEL ROY SALES 1-7711 A List of Sectional Homes ' Preferred Contractors BLEVINFS REAL N. Clare Avenue ES-I-ATE 539-3231 539-6460 Congratulations 539-7181 Compliments I from of WEATHERWISE FLYNN LUMBER US 27 LK. George Exit Aluminum AND i and Mansiding Rd. Building SUPPLY co. QI Harrison, Mich. Center of Gladwin Open 24 Hours Awnings 8. Siding 426-8861 New Manager-Harold Shafer HOLDEN NAPA SERVICE Books Bibles Christian Music TREASURE CHEST Fashion Jewelry 8 Gifts 7TH HEAVEN DUGGAN S LAKE SIDE MOTEL On the Lake .. Harrison, Mi 599 N. First St. Harrison, Mi. 48625 Phone: 539-7191 Wheel Horse Tractors B.G.W. Tri-Rods Chaparral Motorcycles Heald Trail Bikes Machine Shop Service 'Mi Ken Holden Owner I PATRONS Mr. and iflr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr.' and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Joe Wade Jim Cooper Daniel Paullin James L. Yost Howard Haskin Kurt Kickbusch Shel Gunnerson Edward Kerr Vern Stephison Leo Michell Robert Zender Dale Beavers John Tomes Maylon Graham Ben Bosink Bill Duncan Harlan Williams Barry Frank Alex Ramsey Joseph McDonald Dean Gleason Walter Mathews Delbert O'Leary Lloyd Mathews Clarence Kingham Frank Townsend Bernard Thompson Ervin Willis John Erskine Leo Cassiday Donald Newton Claude Reid Bert Pearsall Roy Smith William Holley Charlie and Pat Kirchner Willard and Helvi Mason Rev. and Mrs. Carl R. Gillett Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Gene Galford Mr. and Mrs Perry Grey Mr. and Mrs Frank Nash Best Wishes DONALD WAKELY 8t JOHN JENSON Mt Pleasant Michigan Rev. and Mrs. Carl Briggs Mrs. Margaret Hercliff Mr. and Mrs. Rzepka and Natalie Lisa Beavers Sheila McDonald Bev Kirchner Denise Mathews Terri Klumpp Jody Rulapaugh Mary Soli Mr. Pat Lyons Thomas Erskine John and Francis Siggers Harry and Julia Lykins Lou Ellen Berlin Rogert Mathews Sr. Bud and Joan lutzi Frank and Eileen Campbell Mr. Martin Sherman Gary L. Bender Linda Robinson Bret Whitmore Mrs. Martha Allen Lorraine Michell Chet and Mary Ann Richie Guess Who? Blanche Utley To a Great Group Good Luck HARRISON POLICE DEPT. Best Wishes And Good Luck HARRISON LIONS CLUB Brad Whitmore Holli Whitmore Terryn Whitmore Ford-n-Jo Dickie Dee 81 Hoyt Sharrow's Dept. Store STINSON PARTY STORE CONNlE'S CLEANERS COUNTRY MEAT MARKET Mr. and Mrs. Bud Popp and Kelly Leslie Regan Marie's Ceramics Snowbird Lanes Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morton Carpenter's Shoes and Clothing Bob Graham Pat Graham Bernard E. Robinson Geraldine Robinson Downey's Appliance Queens Court Beauty Salon Rick Foote Howard and Kay Haskin Mr. and Mrs. Douglas MacLean Cal Gas-Alma, Inc., Harrison Togge Shoppe SPORTS WORLD Gladwin 426-9454 2 Blocks E. of Stop Light Full Line of Sporting Goods Athletic Shoes 81 Uniforms We Specialize in: Congratulations And Class of WARNER Plumbing Heating Electrical Supply Good Luck 77 Congratulations Class of 77 I l' 0 Of I ZITI OU! Fl d Alumni Association g The Harrison Community Schools Alumni Associa- tion is the oldest active high school alumni group in Michigan. ln 1977 we will celebrate 75 years of meeting an- nually to renew old friendships. At the beginning when the school was much smaller complete banquets were held: at first in what is now the Masonic building and was then called the opera building. Through the years the event has been streamlined because of growing membership and is now a coffee hour held every Memorial Day weekend at the high school. For the past two years the high school drama department has provided the entertainment with a series of skits. You Hold the H'sto y fthe W Id'ntheP I 0fV Ha d. The Old Way Ice Cream Parlor an General Store 711 N. 1st. Street Harrison, Ml Becker's Boron Service 81 Party Store Fritz Whitmore Lenwood VanNatter Jack St Marge Campbell Audrey 81 Eldon Bright Carol, Kelli 8t Nathan Butler Sherry Purcell Leona Stocking Betty Haskell Dewey Smith Mr. Robert Maniere Mr. Keith Mayfield Mrs. Bonnie Thomas Mr. Terence Wales Mrs. Linda Robinson Mr. James Rosekrans Mr. Tom Scott Mrs. Lisa Lewandowski Lisa Zender I Good Luck Seniors Harrison Congratulations To the Class of 77 FOOTE S Harrison COKER'S FUNERAL HOME INC. Harrison Chapel HASKELL'S TOWING In 1976 we had a record attendance of over 300 with six classes holding reunions. The Lion's building was rented for the evening with refreshments and food and dancing provided and proved to be a success. Each year the graduating class is the honored guest and the coffee hour is held to introduce the newest members lthe current graduating classy to the other alumni and initiate their membership in Michigan's oldest active high school alumni association. The officers for 1977 are: President-Gerald Hughes President-Elect-John Gendregeske Secretary-Linda Brooks Treasurer-Kathy Cleveland REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 2246 E. Cranberry Lk. Rd. Church School 9:45 am Morning Worship 10:45 am Evening Service 7:00 pm Prayer fWed.J 7:00 pm Women's Dept. 1st Friday Zion's League 7:00 pm Thursday PASTOR: Vernon Lewandowski UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Harrison, Ml Phone: 539-9131 Rev. Paul R. Lehner, Pastor Sunday School 10:00 am Worship Service 11:00 am Evangelistic Service 7:00 pm Bible Study tWed.i 7:00 pm ST. LUKE LUTHERAN CHURCH 616 S. 4th. Street Harrison, Ml Best of Luck Seniors of H7711 Sunday Service 8:30 am Sunday School 9:45 am Youth Group 7:00 pm Rev. Frederick C. Weisonborn, Pastor N ,Eb- l , V 'W K M, k . Q f 8 , R , 1 ' sr' if 1' H ,- ' ' 'L 5' Iii? ' w 7 Xi J 1 X Y 1- y, .N ' I , 1 5 if 1, ,N ,, F.N2f f-- f. 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