Harrison High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harrison, MI)

Page 21 text:

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.

Page 20 text:

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.

Page 22 text:

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