Harrison High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harrison, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1979 volume:

HARRISON COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL HARRISON Ml 48625 Welcome to the 1979 yearbook. Within these pages, you will find friends, memories, and happiness that will help us reminisce as we begin our journey through life. The Year Book Staff would like to extend its thanks to the Class of 1979 for making the color pages of this year book possible. When you look back through this yearbook in the future, we hope you find that your memories from Harrison High School are pleasurable. Above; L to R: D. Robinson, M. Corbin, C. Stachowiak, L. Bushong, M. Marko, and K. K. Purcell, take part in a skit at pep assembly. At left; Ms. Yockey models the latest fashions. Notice the aerodynamic shoes. Below; Richard Johnston must be hungry. Above; a typical Houghton Lake player? Below; Ann Wilson. Below; C. Frank, counselor's secretary, was a great Minnie Mouse. Right; K. Shoaf. Bottom right; the Junior Class representatives. Above; A typical Junior. Below; Lisa Bushong. At right; T. Boulton. Terry Gasper At right; L. Harcourt takes active part In the pie eating contest. Below; K. Haskin. Spirit Week And ... The Senior Representatives for the 1978-79 Homecoming Court were; Standing L to R: K. Erwin, T. Sharp, and T. Seney. Seated: T. Potter, C. Stachowiak, and L. Duma. Also pictured are J. Winters, Prince, and C. Stachowiak, Princess. The 1978-79 Homecoming Queen and King, L. Duma and T. Seney, pose for an informal picture. The Junior Class Representatives were L to R: D. Boulton, L. Bushong, B. Curnow. Not pictured is K. Brant. The Sophomore Class Representatives were L to R: M. Carlstrom, P. Keysor. Nor Pictured: J. Bailey and M. Davis. The Freshman Class Representatives were L to R: T. Boulton, D. Harris, B. Mrozek and S. Larson. .SENIORS 1978 — 3rd 1977 — 1st 1976 — 3rd 1975 — 4th Well, Seniors, we tried as hard as we possibly could. Jun'OrS md 1978 — 1st 1977 — 3rd 1976 — 4th The Junior class won this year. They took a big jump. 1978 — 4th 1977 — 4th The Sophomore class is working to Improve their record. Better luck next year. 1978 — 2nd The Freshman class did a very good job for their first year. Good luck In the future. Above; pie eating contest, clockwise from upper left: F. Macheske, K. Malloy, D. Heintz, and P. Schell. Below; Walt Disney Day, clockwise from left: T. Gasper, alisa Peter Pan? C. Morony dressed up for Tee-shirt day. D. McDaniels shovels In some pie as the seniors attempt to gobble up first place. Spirit Week Below, clockwise from top: M. Marko and C. Mallory. R. Bushong is decked out for 50's day. S. McGowan and C. Gillette on hat day. Monday October 23, 1978 was a cold day o - hold a-smile, but the tough Senior Class� did it while (hey had'their picture taken by -Mr. Hawks. ‘ „ Below ‘ Mr. Hawkron roof to take 7914 'picture. Thanks a mi 11 ion,''Leonard. Page’9 inset; Senior Class Representatives L to R: Ann Schmitthausler, Denise Beavers, Sue Schutz, Andy Weitzei, Cathy Stachowiak. 'I -, Oil tin Left; G. VanEssen, J. Cook, and C. Sharpe. Above; S. Krchmar, K. Korman. Right, K, Murton. Left column, top pic.; Mr. Wales. Lower pic.; M. McDaniels and her magic bubble. Center, top pic.; L. Roberson and N. Nemltz. Bottom pic.; J. Collins and V Johnson. Bottom spread pic.; D. Ecklin, C. Cowell, and Mr. Scott pursue some plans. Top left; Freshman, J.V., and Varsity Cheerleaders. Above; J. Brockway and G. VanEssen. Right; S. Krchmar. Below; a rowdy crowd. Find yourself? Right column, top pic.; V. Farrand and L. Skoronskl content at lunch. 2nd pic.; George and Robert — the Bennett boys. 3rd pic.; G. VanEssen, C. Krawczynskl and G. VanEssen. 4 . k v 4? Results of the election are in and it's unanimous! At right; most school spirit — Dave McClain and Cathy Stachowiak. Next lower pic; Ron Bushong and Marguerite McKay are definitely the most argumentive. Left; Scott McGowan and Terri Gasper entranced after receiving most studious award. Below, left column, top pic; Ingrid Dean and Ben Gonzales are most artistic. Middle pic; Dean Meek and Kelli McDonald are Cassanova and Flirt. Bottom pic; 1978-79 Homecoming King and Queen, Duma and Seney, are lovebirds.Below, center, top pic; Best Personalites are Tony Sharp and Denise Beavers. Middle pic; Most Athletic Tom Swallow and Linda Shafer. Bottom pic; Successful people Andy Weitzel and Sue Schutz. Most musical are Ingrid Dean and Scott Smith. Senior Mock Elections Below, left column, top pic; Terry Braman and Traci Slaght are most mischevious. Middle pic; Ron Krocker and Elizabeth Hawkins are shyest. Bottom pic; Scott Darling and Cindy Sharp are the class hotrods, zoom zoom. Below, top pic; Donna Benoit checks the time because she and Scott Vincent are always late. Middle pic; Jay VanWormer and April Hanna are biggest partiers. Bottom pic; Dan Haskell and Cora Norman trying to disqualify themsleves from the most talkative award. Right Column, top pic; Victor Mrozek and Ann Schmitthausler just had to be the class clowns. Middle pic; Rick Herbstreit and Sue Schutz are most reliable. Bottom pic; Kurt Erwin and Tammy Potter are the class clutzes. Special People This year we honor three special people. Above; Mr. Mayfield has served HCHS as assistant principal and principal. In November he left and became involved with Title I projects. We'll miss you! At Left; anyone can tell you how involved Tom Ducham and Diane Wood are as senior class advisors. Thanks, you both help to improve HCHS. Above; Journalism editors at conference at Boyne Mountain. Below; the unveiling of the fetal pigs. Above; Busy people making plans in the center of the media cent Below; a guest appearance by kiss? R. Bringold, S. Johnston, A. Maxwell, and Mr. Brechtelsbauer might soom appear on the Gong Show. 1978-79 Hornet Varsity L to R, Row 1: C. Boldrey, D. Wilson, T. Rolls, S. Haag, J. Bailey, D. Sullivan, D. Boulton, T. Seney, Row 2: A. Shull, K. Dodson, B. Haskln, A. Weitzel, M. Duggan, C. Brandt, T. Swallow, J. Bailey. Row 3: Coach D. Rowe, J. Williamson, T. White, P. White, T. Roberson, M. Butler, J. Orlando, C. Sharp, and Coach D. Harris. Missing: T. Galford, K. Elva. and K. Manor. Varsity The 1978-79 Varsity football team compiled a record of two wins, six losses, and one tie. The tri-captains were: A. Weitzel, T. Roberson, and T. Swallow. The most valuable player was A. Weitzel. The leading tackier was D. Boulton. The most Improved was A. Shull. T. Roberson was named first team offensive guard and first team defensive line on the all conference team. Roberson was also named first team all area defense by Mt. Pleasant MORNING SUN Newspaper. J V Football Team, Top Row, L to R; Coach Petroingelll, D. Aldrich, G. Shull, B. Weakland, Coach Mishler. 2nd Row; J. Cratsenburg, J. Roth, T. Boulton, S. Willis, T. Lyons, D. Benoit, R. Coughlin, R. Beals. 3rd Row; D. Tennant, J. Rutherford, R. Hoffman, J. Venable, T. Willis, D. Plfer, R. Case, S. Macleane 4th Row; D. Ryder L WlIkerson, J. Eaton, R. Zawlcky, D. Lashbrook, C. Chasteen, J. Vanessen, R. Skowronskl. Missing; S. Redmond, D. Watt, D. Harris, K. Ray, J. Bailey, K. Elya. This Is one of the best group of kids I've had. They never got down on themselves and continued to Improve Into a good team, said Coach Mishler. Most Improved — Dave Tennant. Most Valuable The whole team was valuable to me, said Mlchler. The 1978-79 HCHS Golf team was disappointed this year with a win-loss record of 1-7. Better luck next year. Above; L to R: Coach Cooper, B. Larson, D. Meek, T. Keusch, B. Loy. Missing is D. Hardy, who was injured during the season. 20 i 8 Top row: I to r; M. Carlstrom, D. Heintz, Coach Laughlin, D. Jones, R. Kebler. Second row: I to r; R. Ramirez, G. Roland. Missing is T. Conklin. Far left; top: M. Carlstrom, most important team member, and Coach Laughlin. Far left: bottom; G. Roland. Middle: R. Ramirez. Below: M. Carlstrom. 21 « Varsity Boy’s Basketball The 1978-79 HCHS Boy's Varsity Basketball team. Back; L to R: T. Sharp, M. Tyrna, K. Erwin, D. Haskell, K. Wynne, K. Elya, Coach Cooper. From L to R: C. Brandt, A. Weitzel, T. Swallow, D. Boulton, D. Meek, D. Huntley. The Varsity Basketball Team finished the season at 7-13 and tied for fourth place in the conference. The team was led by Kevin Wynne who scored 300 pts and averaged 15.0 pts per game. Curt Brandt and Andy Weitzel also averaged in double figures with 10.9 and 10.3 averages. The Hornets lost some close games and got hurt in the rebounding department all season, but they kept their poise and always gave 100 percent. 1st team all conference: C. Brandt Honorable Mention: A. Weitzel, K. Wynne, T. Swallow. M.V.P. — K. Wynne Captain: K. Wynne Hustler of the Year: T. Swallow, C. Brandt Boy's J.V. Basketball, Back, L to R: S. Graves, M. Carlstrom, D. Jones, R. Coughlin, P. White, D. Krchmar, T. Sharp. Coach Schmlttner. Front, L to R T. Rolls, B. Geroux, B. Walraven, L. Wllkerson, J. Roth. The Junior Varsity lost some key players to Injuries and five ballgames by less than 4 points. They Improved throughout the season and never quit hustling. Many of these young men will step into varsity positions next year, as the varsity lost four starters to graduation. Season record: 3-16 High Scorer: 345 Mark Carlstrom High Rebounder: Pat White — Dave Jones Captain: Dave Jones 23 The 1978-79 HCHS Girl's Varsity as they appeared in the fall sports program. L to R, Front: D. MacKay, D. Malcomnson, L. Shafer, K. Haskin, D. Cuvelier. Back: M. Knoll, L. Harcourt, Coach D. Burns, P. Spargue, L. Fritzinger. Conference record 10-4, season record 13- 9. Conference record — tied for 2nd place. 1st team all conference — D. MacKay. Honorable mention — L. Shafer, M. Knoll, L. Fritzinger. MVP — L. Shafer. MIP — M. Knoll. High scorer — D. MacKay. High (191) rebounder L. Harcourt. The last four years Basketball has been my sport, and I can't say that it wasn't worth it. You learn a skill and you get the experience of being a member of a team. You learn: to help, to be helped, to get along, to work hard on your defense, timing, shooting, and tricky little moves to throw the opponent off, said L. Shafer. Girl’s Varsity v -w V 24 Girl’s JV Basketball The 1978-79 Hornet JV team pictured L to R; Back: K. Bleakley, C. Douglas, R. Whitby, M. Ryder, K. Heinlng, J. Rosekrans. Front: C. Garver, L. McAuley, L. Geroux, P. Abbot, J. Cook, S. Larson, T. Chaffee. The most valuable player was J. Cook. The most improved player was J. Rosekrans. The season score was 6 and 13. The team was coached by Sue Mansfield. Freshman Basketball Team, Kneeling, L to R: F. Burnham, K. Helmka, P. Ehle, R. Zawlcky, M. Curnow. Standing, L to R: J. Gay, M. Benoit, T. Boulton, D. Fanslau, D. Plfer, Coach T. Laughlln. Not pictured: D. Kelke, S. Mlchelln, D. Ryder. This group of boys were hard working and Improved with every game. They had an exciting season and are ready to provide many more basketball thrills In the future. 26 HCHS Boy's, Ski Team; Back, L to R: David McDaniels, Craig Sharp, Coach — Greg Warmer, Mike MacLean, Mark Green, Greg Shull. Front, L to R: Jeff O'Leary, Chester FritzGerald, Vern Stephison, Scott Little, Rex Holden, Steve MacLean. HCHS Girl's, Ski Team; Front, L to R: Kendra Bleakley, Coach — Greg Warner, Jan Brockway, Janine Cook, Martha McDaniels, Kathy Murton, Pat Burnett. I I l i This year the ski team did pretty well considering this was only our second year of competition. All the other teams we skied against have had ski teams for years. They have had time to convert their skiers to racers. This is usually a hard and long process unless of course you have a coach like Greg Warner, Harrison Ski Team coach. Mike MacLean was awarded MVP. This year something that really helped us. Most of us went to Crystal Mt. Race Camp for a week. We all had an excellent time, and improved our racing 100%. Boy’s Varsity Standing L to R: Coach Sullivan, C. Sharp, T. Swallow, D. Roach, B. Weakland, B. Larson, S. Smith, D. Beavers. Kneeling L to R: S. Boulton, D. Hardy, D. Sullivan, B. Gengler, T. Sharp, C. Brandy. Missing: A. Weitzel, K. Erwin, D. Meek, J. Pepin, D. Benoit. The leading hitter was Tom Swallow at .392; Swallow was also voted MVP. All conference first team honors went to Tony Sharp. Honorable mention went to: Dean Meek, Curt Brandt, Tom Swallow, and Craig Sharp. The season record was 6-15, but the Hornets should be strong next year with returning powers Curt Brandt (.366) and Craig Sharp (.340). Standing L to R: J. Perry, M. Kennedy, P. Blosser, D. Krocker, P. Dolinski, R. Coughlin, Coach Hilliard. Kneeling L to R: J. Roth, P. Ehle, K. Helmka, J. Dunlop, M. Given, D. Snyder. Sitting L to R: L. Townsend, J. Hardy, B. Clennon, D. Ryder, R. Marshall, S. Michelin, L. Wilderson. Missing: R. Holden, B. Kinyon, V. Stephinson, B. Lepley. The leading hitter was Mike Kennedy with an average of .376 while Paul Dolinski was voted most improved. Team captains were Don Krocker and John Roth; Roth was also named most valuable player. The final record was 5-10. Boy’s JV Above; Don Krocker shows good hustle on a back up play. Left; Team work is something that is needed even when warming up. 29 Boy's Track had an overall record of 3-7. The team placed 6th In the conference. MVP — Tom Rolls. Tom also won 220 yard dash at the Conference Meet, and qualified for the state finals. The mile relay team set a new HCHS record, with a time of 3:45.2 which deserves acknowledgement. The team consisted of Tom Rolls, Bob Haskin, Andy Shull, and Mark Car I strom. HCHS The 1979 Girl's Track Team showed tremendous improvement over last year. The Conference record was 4-3. Broken records were: Becky Holley — Discus 92', Linda Shafer — Shot Put 32.10', Debbie Malcomnson — Long Jump 15,2 n Hurdles: Holly Erwin 17.9, Bambi Curnow 36.1, Kathy Murton 220 yd. dash 29.6. Connie Douglas: Mile Run (6:19) and 880 Run (2:43). The 880 and 440 relay teams also set new records: (1:59.9) and (56.7). Track Varsity, standing L to R: Coach Duval, J. Stachowiak, T. Switzer, L. McAuley, P. Sprague, L. Harcourt, M. Ryder, W. Murton, Manager. Kneeling L to R: C. Archambaolt, J. Ritzer, D. McKay, D. Cuvelier, S. Larson, K. Harrington, C. Smith. GIRLS VARSITY SOFTBALL — 1979 League Record 4-10 6th place. Over-all: 5-14 MVP: Denise McKay. Most Improved: Susie Larson. All- Conference Honorable Mention: Denise McKay, Lisa Harcourt, Michelle Ryder. Girl’s Softball The JV Team worked very hard this year under the direction of Coach D. Rowe, who took the reigns this year. Back Row: J. Rosekrans, A. Dean, T. Given, M. Sharp, B. Keyser, R. Kullman, L. Wyzlic. Front Row: S. Eaton, B. Harry, S. Williams, C. Sprague, S. Sharp, T. Chaffee, T. Iutzi, J. Stachowiak. Kneeling: Coach Rowe. Leading hitter was Carmon Sprague, with an average of (6.19). Pep Club Boosters At left; Pep Club members, L to R, Standing: L. Geroux, T. Lowery, L. Wyzlic, W. Booze, C. Maroney, J. Collins, B. Myers — Advisor. Seated: T. Beadle, L. White, D. Payne, R. Coon, C. Dutcher, L. Skowronski. Below: C. Archambault, S. Tuttle. Not Pictured: T. Berry, S. Eaton, N. Green, D. Berlin. Athletic Boosters put money in the bank where it earns interest. Any person can be in it, there are no dues. They raise money for, new equipment. They elect officers once a year. Officers this year were: Henry Seney — President, Carson White — Vice President, Mrs. Haskln — Tres., Mrs. Swallow — Sells Tickets. To Ray Billsby — Thank you for the footballs. We really appreciate it. From Harrison Students. Right; the biggest booster of all, D. Johnson, HCS Athletic Director at fall photo session. Girl's Intramural Volleyball started this year. Members were: B. Aebersold, L. Allen, C. Archambolt, V. Bailey, T. Beadle, L. Bennett, D. Benoit, S. Bond, M. Bucilli, J. Chaffee, T. Chaffee, L. Clark, C. Currier, R. Currier, C. Davis, L. Duma, R. Henry, H. Irwin, K. Korman, K. Mathews, L. McAuely, D. Mackay, P. Napier, J. Rebeck, A. Richards, D. Rotarius, T. Rotarius, D. Samson, L. Skowronski, K. Switzer, S. Tuttle, G. VanEssen, Manager: J. Collins. Volleyball The FCA believes everyone is an athlete in their own way. The FCA is not only for those who participate in school athletics. FCA is for those who want the challenge and adventure of following Christ and serving him and the fellowship of the church and school. They meet at school or at Mr. Sullivan's house. The Officers are: Robin Cook — President Linda Shafer — Vice President Dee Cuvelier — Secretary Kathy Stachowiak — Treasurer Yearbook Staff The Journalism class worked very hard putting together the 1978-79 yearbook. There was much work involved in making the yearbook. We had to take and sort through many pictures, sell advertisements, layout pages, and much more. We would all like to say a special Thanks to Mr. Hawks. He took and developed many of our pictures. We would also like to thank Mr. Davis for putting up with all the hassles and confusions that we ran into. Below; Hornet Reflections Editor, Rena Sharp. D. Abernatny, b. Aebersold, D. Benoit, D. Bobo, B. Castillla, C. Currier, R Currier, K. Fries, F. Gleasen, L. Harcourt, K. Harrington, J. Hitchcock, C. Lewandowski, R. Martin, J. McClain, M. Miele, K. Payne, L. Peterson, J. Rebeck, D. Ritchie, L. Roberson-Henry, G. Schell, D. Schuh, R. Sharp, C. Smith, P. Sprague, T. Tomes, S. Tuttle, T. Whittaker, A. Houseman, J. Lowery, C. McIntosh. These were the Journalism staff members. The President was Debra Parker, Vice President was Kathy Roe, Secretary — Mary Brown, Treasurer — Debbie High. The Foreign Language Club is a great club to belong to. You can do a lot of things such as sell posters, have a bake sale, dances, go on field trips, and do other things. If you want to join the Foreign Language Club, come to our meetings every Tuesday. Below at one of our meetings, L to R: Adviser — Miss Tobey, Treasurer — Debbie High, Secretary — Mary Brown, Vice Pres. — Kathy Roe, Pres. — Debra Parker. i Conservation Club The conservation club raised a Red Rat Snake which they named Malic. Mr. Scott bought the snake in Florida. They also raised rats to feed to Malic. Conservation Club members, L to R: Penny Brown, Ruth Henry, Joan Stachowiak, Randy Hauter, Carla Smith, Sheila Neckel, and Jeanne Henry. Bev Poll is holding Malic. Below: I. Dean, K. Haskin, L. Bushong, J. Kroske, D. Smith, and C Stachowiak. At the local level there were seventeen forensic contestants. At district competition Joyce Cook and Ingrid Dean took first place. Kathy Roe and Cris Gillete placed second. Cook and Dean received certificates of excellence in regional competition. Below, L to R: Front: W. Boose, K. Roe, T. Whittaker, J. Cook and S. Hoeft. Back: S. McGowan, C. Gilltet, N. Clennan, R. Hauter, and S. Rowe. Missing is M. Kaminski. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is made up of both Juniors and Seniors who must have at least a B average to be eligible for nomination. These students are also rated by the teachers on: Character, Leadership, Scholarship and Service. These ratings are then tabulated by a faculty committee. The students that have accumulated at least a 3 point average in these various areas are then initiated into the society. Induction ceremonies occurred in the HCHS auditorium on May 7, 1979. COUNCIL OFFICERS: Terri Gasper, P, Ron Bushong, VP, Judy Collins, Tres., Diane Bobo, Sec. SR. CLASS OFFICERS: Cathy Stachowiak, P, Andy Weitzel, VP, Denise Beavers, Tres., Ann Schmitthausler, Rep., Sue Schutz, Sec. JR. CLASS OFFICERS: Karen Pardue, P, Jean Ritzer, VP, Tracy Beadle, Tres., Kathy Haskin, Sec., Randy Richie, Rep. SOPH. CLASS OFFICERS: Robin Haskin, P, Joyce Cook, VP, Sue Hoeft, Tres., Kathy Murton, Sec., Lisa Geroux, Rep. FRESH. CLASS OFFICERS: Tina Chaffee, P, Ann Wilson, VP, Maria Buccifli, Tres., Kris Johnson, sec., Becky Holly, Rep. Student Council 1979 The Student Council is an organization that is made up of a group of students who obtain their office by class elections. The entire Student Council is controlled by four officers; A President, Vice President, Secretary and a Treasurer. Each class has the same officers along with one class representative. This year, the Student Council had co-sponsors; Mr. Harris and Mr. Brandon. The Student Council sponsored a successful Homecoming this year, raising money from activities such as a daily pop sale, raffles, dances and many more activities. Varsity Cheerleaders, standing L to R: (bottom picture line up) Tammy Potter, Cora Norman, Coach Myers, Charise Johnson, Michelle Marko, Jill Breiner, Alternate Kneeling, Tracey Beadle, Cathy Stachowiak, Margie Corbin, Elisa Bushong. We thank the cheerleaders for all of the hard work they have done to represent HCHS, and for making it the best year ever! Above, Freshmen pyramid. Top to Bottom; Janice Haskin, Ann Wilson, Debbie Niemi, Judy Stachowiak, Barb Keysor, Brenda Mrozek, Becky Holley. Below, JV Lineup, L to R; Sue Hoeft, Robin Haskin, Shelly Krchmar, Coach Molter, Cindy Sulla, Sue Parnicky, Sandy Little, Joy Paquin (not pictured). Left inset, K. Starkweather, freshmen coach. The size of our school band is expanding each year and also increasing in talent. With the help of conductor, C. Sheldon, our band manages to help produce spirit within the school! At right; the band leads the students through the school to the gym for a pep assembly. Below; Mr. Sheldon receives boutineer before spring concert. FRESHMEN P. Abbott C. Abercrombie M. Aldrich W. Allison D. Amick K. Anderson T. Beadle R. Beals D. Blackburn G. Bennett M. Benoit L. Bidoul R. Blumerich S. Bond T. Boulton J. Brooks J. Brooks L. Brooks C. Brown M. Buccilli M. Bullard F. Burnham L. Burton K. Carr R. Case J. Cavarretta T. Chaffee F. Chope L. Clark B. Clennan J. Cole M. Coon T. Coon C. Cooper J. Coslow L. Coslow C. Cottrell J. Cratsenburg M. Curnow W. Currier T. Darling B. Davis R. Davis B. Dodd M. Donley C. Douglas S. Eaton R. Echout P. Ehle D. Eanslau R. Fllcek C. Fitzgerald G. Foutch J. Fox R. Fox M. Furgeson T. Gagnon C. Garver D. German M. Given J. Green V. Green R. Gruno J. Guay G. Hall J. Hamsher C. Hanna T. Harper B. Harry J. Haskell L. Helntz K. Helmka K. Hendrickson M. Herbert A. Hlntz M. Hoag R. Holden B. Holley T. Hopkins V. Hubbard D. Irwin T. lutz I G. Johnson K. Johnson M. Janice R. Kaminski F. Keeton D. Kelke B. Keysor K. Kidd S. Larson K. LaDere R. Kuhles C. Krawczynski C. Klaus S. Mac Lean T. Macheske T. Lowery S. Little B. Lepley S. Michel In K. McVicar L. Matwyuk D. Marz R. Marshall G. Myers K. Mulloy P. Mulholland B. Mrozek R. Mondeau P. O'Leary J. Ogden P. Neil D. Niemi G. Newton T. Pincoski D. Pifer K. Perry R. Pearson L. Osborne D. Radtz K. Ramirez R. Ratfu K. Ray J. Rebeck S. Redmond D. Risner T. Robinson P. Roiand S. Roland J. Rosekrans D. Rotarius D. Ryder D. Sansom B. Schuler L. Sheldon R. Skowronski C. Smith C. Sprague J. Stachowiak D. Stamper K. St.Germaine E. Swartz K. Switzer D. Tennant R. Tetloff G. Thompson K. Thompson A. Tomes L. Truax J. Umbarger J. VanEssen L. Wallace M. Walter R. Whitby S. Williams D. Williamson R. Willis A. Wilson C. Wilson S. Schultz R. Zawicky M. Woodworth B. Wood B. Wittig S. Sharp M. Sharp V. Shankland S. Shane Back, L to R: S. Haskell, D. Harris, S. Rowe, S. Riske, L. Roland, Front L to R: G. Bally, D. Russell, L. Prosser, H. Fry. BJtdZO — QCfl CflNDIDS SOPHOMORES D. Aldrich L. Allen J. Amlck J. Bailey J. Bailey V. Bailey K. Bates T. Beavers S. Beckwith L. Bennet D. Benoit D. Blackledge K. Bleakley W. Booze V. Braman J. Brelner T. Bringold K. Brown P. Brown R. Brown B. Buckley K. Carr T. Case J. Chaffee E. Clark R. Clark N. Clennan T. Conklin J. Cook J. Cook R. Coon G. Cooper J. Corbin J. Cottrell R. Coughlin C. Davis M. Davis A. Dean D. Dean C. Dennis L. Driver J. Eaton K. Elya D. Flamand S. Fox L. Frltzinger D. Furgeson B. Gallery D. Gengler L. Geroux T. Given S. Graves L. Haag B. Hardy A. Haring B. Harmon S. Harper P. Harrison R. Haskin C. Haskin R. Hauter K. Heinlg T. Hempton J. Henry V. Heroy L. Herr T. Hoag R. Hoffman D. Hopkins V. Hopkins O. Johnson S. Johnston D. Jones M. Kennedy P. Keysor K. Kimmel M. Knoll K. Korman D. Krchmar S. Krchmar J. Kroske R. Kullman D. Lashbrook D. LImpede J. Linke S. Little B. Loy D. MacKay S. Makohon R. Magnus L. Marshall L. McAulay F. Moore S. Moore K. Morrow K. Murton P. Napier L. Neil K. Nevins G. Oberlander J. O'Leary J. Paquln J. Parks E. Pepin J. Perry R. Ramirez J. Reed S. Risner L. Roberson K. Roe G. Roland T. Roland T. Rolls T. Rotarius J. Roth M. Rulapaugh T. Rumsey H. Russell J. Rutherford M. Ryder — P. Schell M. Scherrer T. Sharp K. Shilakes R. Shipman G. Shull D. Snyder C. Sulla J. Swartz S. Tetloff C. Thompson A. Townsend L. Townsend J. Venable G. Vleau B. Wallace B. Walraven D. Watt B. Weakland P. Webster L. Wheeler L. White P. White L. Wilkerson S. Willis T. Willis D. Wilson L. Wyzlic M. Young A. Dean Above, J. Eaton — Macho Man??? Above, L to R: L. Allen and J. Cook. Below; J. Venable. Above, L to R: S. Welch, R. Henry, R. Junenenc, D. Payne. Below, L to R, Back: J. Upton, M. Currier, J. Thompson, B. Hardy, K. Kogler. Front: S. Adsit, L. Ogden, R. Martin, M. Vega. Soph, reps; clockwise, from bottom left; W. Pifer, soph, sponsor, L. Geroux, rep., R. Haskin, pres., J. Cook, vice pres., S. Hoeft, sec., K. Murton, treas. Not pictured, T. Wales and D. Rowe, advisors. Below, sophomores R. Coughlin and K. Roe won second place medals at the Optimist speech contest. 62 PEOPLE Administration We would like to thank our administrate staff for putting up with us this year. A few changes have taken place. We have a new principal, Mr. Tobey, who began working for us November 1, 1978, and Mr. Rosekrans as our new assistant principal as of October 23rd. Congratulations! Right, Mr. Tobey, Ms. Dunlop, and Mr. Wenzel at Pep Assembly. Below left, new administrators, J. Tobey and J. Rosekrans. Below right, Nancy Hall, counselor, flanked by B. Myers and T. Ducham Below: Mrs. Stocking, Mrs. Haskel, and Mrs. Cuvelier. HCHS Secretaries. Below: Mr. Smith, counselor, working with Victor Mrozek. Inset, Cindy Frank, counselor's secretary. Putting lunches on a tray is not the only thing that happens In the HCHS kitchen. All the cafeteria workers serve us with smiles to help make the day a little better. Above, L to R: Bonnie Bauman, Lisa Bennett, Kathy Roe, Rose Currier, Dave Tennant, Cheryl Currier, and Carla Davis. Missing: Marge Henry, and Ruth Henry. Cleaning the school is just a small part of the many things that our custodians do. We depend on and appreciate their many skills. Below, left; Joe Wade. Below, L to R: Steve Bruce, Martin Zilska, and Paul Zilska. HCHS Faculty Left; this year we were extemely fortunate when two enthusiastic people joined the HCHS faculty. Bill Hileman is our new Biology teacher. He is no stranger, having graduated from HCHS in 1968. Welcome back, Bill! Gail Kindel is our new Home Economics teacher and resident lunch time card player. Although pictured in a pensive pose, we know that Kindel's krafty kapers will brighten the day for many people. Faculty members: ENGLISH: D. Davis, T. Ducham, M. Ogg, L. Robinson, N. Tobey, and D. Wood. SOCIAL STUDIES: B. Brandon, R. Franzen, N. Gunnerson, T. Laughlin, D. Harris, B. Myers, and W. Sullivan. BUSINESS: K. Kickbusch, and J. Rzepka. SCIENCE MATH: B. Pifer, B. Hileman, T. Scott, B. Schmittner, D. Rowe, and T. Wales. P.E.: J. Cooper, and N. Johnson. IND. ARTS: M. Roberts, and S. Savara. ART HOME EC.: S. Greer, P. Yockey, G. Kindel, J. Dunlop. BAND: C. Sheldon, SP. ED.: R. McCulloch. LIBRARY: M. Bosink. Below, left; the HCHS faculty gathers for a most informal foto session after an IPS inservice training day. JUNIORS Above left; Felecia Machesle. Above right; Tammy Ardouln. Lisa, why are you gonging Mr. Wales? Below left: Magical Mystery Man. Below right; Mark Green and D. Abernathy B. Abersold C. Archamboult M. Arnold M. Bailey K. Bates T. Beadle K. Beemer R. Bennett T. Berry D. Boulton C. Brandt J. Brockway M. Brown J. Burcham P. Burnett L. Bushong T. Camp D. Carroll D. Casper B. Castilla B. Charette P. Cook A. Coulter C. Cowell B. Curnow C. Currier M. Davis R. Davis T. Davis B. Dawson D. Drake D. Dora G. Durham D. Ecklin M. Ellis H. Erwin C. Evans L. Gallery K. Garver M. German C. Gillett M. Graves M. Green B. Halls K. Harrington K. Haskin L. Haskin R. Haskin E. High J. Hitchcock L. Holley C. Hubbard M. Iutzi D. Johnson M. Kaminski M. Labadie B. Larson R. Leply J. Lowery L. Lucas F. Macheske M. MacLean R. Mangus F. Martin J. Martin R. Martin R. Martin D. Mathews J. Matthes J. McClain C. McIntosh M. Miele A. Mulholland R. Mussell P. Orlando T. Osborne K. Packard K. Pardue D. Parker K. Pincoskl B. Poll R. Prosser A. Richards R. Ritchie J. Ritzer D. Roach M. Rockwell G. Schell D. Schuh C. Sharp J. Sharp E. Shipman D. Shippen D. Shoaf A. Shull C. Smith D. Smith P. Sprague J. Stachowiak R. Thomas C. Thompson J. Tomes J. Tomes T. Tomes T. Townsend S. Tuttle G. VanEssen R. Vasher K. Wallace T. Walraven R. Welch T. White 0. Whiteside Above: R. Currier, W. Crystal, D. Flynn, K. Young, J. Williamson, M. Zilska. Left, L to R, Back: D. Huntley, S. Robinson, D. Letourneau, L. Larmon, K. Fries, G. Lynch, L. Gronda. Seated: S. Heath, M. Heber, M. Marko, S. Malcomnson, R. Labadie. Kneeling, K. Shoaf. Right (p. 77) standing: J. Buckley, E. Durdon. Seated: S. Ovellet, T. Putnam, B. Baukus, J. Neville. Clockwise, starting below: Mark Labadie, Michelle Marko, Marcia Bailey, Kim Shoaf, Daph Shoaf, Patrice Redmond, Char Johnson, Gerri Van Essen, Holley Erwin, Martha McDaniels, CartA Smith, Bobbie Thomas. Clockwise, starting at left: Traci Beadle, a reflective Jim Hitchcock, Cindy Evans, Brenda Beck, George Bennett, Steph Heath, and Rick Mussed. Very nice, Steve Robinson! 7 d PEOPLE THAT GET THINGS DONE ... JUNIORS The junior prom committee's job is the production of the prom for the seniors. They decide what the prom is going to be like, where it is going to be, what band is going to play at it and all other decisions concerning the prom. This year's committee members are: top row, I to r; K. Packard, M. Rockwell, J. Brockway, J. Ritzer, P. Cook, J. McClain. 2nd row, I to r; B. Beck, T. Beadle, K. Pardue, K. Haskin, G. VanEssen, C. Johnson, D. Shoaf, T. Davis. Bottom row, I to r; H. Erwin, M. McDaniels, K. Peterson (hiding). Junior reps: top row, I to r; J. Ritzer, Vice Pres., R. Ritchie, Rep., K. Pardue, Pres. Bottom row, I to r; K. Haskin, Sec., T. Beadle, Treas. We appreciate all the work that Miss Yockey and Miss Dunlop have done as Junior Class Advisors. - WEM SENIORS 82 Lee Hansen Dan Haskell Rex Harcourt TarCee Harper Dawn Heath Richard Herbstrelt Elizabeth Hawkins Dana Hayes John Koch Robert Kuybus Joe Koch Ronald Krocker Cheryl Loomis Claudia Maroney Cindy Matteson Shelia Matthes Vonnie McClenathen Scott McGowan Ann Maxwell David McClain -A Dave McDaniels Kelli McDonald Marquerlte McKay Dean Meek Brenda Middleton Vic Mrozek Chary I Newton Cora Norman Kevin Ogden James Orlando Kim Parnlcky Shirley Payne I Lisa Peterson Jim Pepin Tammy Potter Sue Powell Kathy Purcell Jovenla Rebeck 1 Ellen Relnke Debbie Ritchie bt s!=2®sa=a� ss5SBssssa D. Berlin T. Payne D. Wilson K. Wynne K. Mathews Senior Quotes FfcOBIN ARCHAMBOULT — Robin Archamboult was here, and now I'm gone. Those who knew me, knew me well. Those who didn't oh well. 79 the best KEVIN COULTER — Oh yeah JUDY COLLINS — I don't want you to tell me It's time to come home. DONNA BERLIN — Life is hard to say good-bye, when your with your best friends. DEE CUVELIER — Learn from yesterday, live for today, and lean toward tomorrow. TERRY BRAMAN — Ges slove it. MARIE BRECHTELSBAUER — To forget is to kill, the most beautiful moments of life — to remember it is to enjoy whats happened around you and the one(s) you love. ANGIE CASTILLA — This time I did it all by myself. ROBIN COOK — I can't stand this place. DIANE BOBO — Change is all a part of life, it's something we all must face. Take what life has to offer, and always look for the best. INGRID DEAN — Mans flight through life is sustained by a power of his knowledge. RHONDA BRINGOLD — For all you are. For all you do. May everything in life come to you. JUDY DYKE — Do things the best way you can. LOUANN DUMA — Don't give up on your dreams. CARL DELLINGER — Whoever fills your fancy FRED L. BLOEMEKE — Except man be born again. He cannot see the Kingdom of God. John 3:3 CAROL DUTCHER — The class of 79 was best, so why bother with the rest? SCOTT DARLING — My Chevy Nova does 185, I lost my license — now I don't drive. VICKI FARRAND — Life Is short — so while we're living, let's live! TERESA GASPER — Warm me with your smile, soothe me with your touch. FAITH GLEASON — I'm glad I'm out, but I will miss my friends. DEBBIE HIGH — Good-Bye High School, Hello college. CAROL NECKEL HIGH — Get Married! DAWN HEATH — I've shut the door on yesterday and thrown the key away. Tomorrow holds no fears for me, since I have found today. RICK HERBSTREIT — My friends Nova does 185. He lost his license now I gotta drive. VICTORIA JOHNSON — I have tried my best in school and I have made it now. JOE KOCH — If your gonna do it, do it to it. JOHN KOCH — I won't be reconstructed. VIC MROZEK — Eat, drink and be merry At your local Dairy Queen! DAVE McCLAIN — Do it yourself! DAVID McDANIELS — Knowledge is Good! CLAUDIA MARONEY — Class 78 may have been great but class 79 will always be super fine. KELLI McCONALD — School isn't that bad, the warden let's you out once in awhile. ANN MAXWELL — You were there when I needed you. MARQUERITE McKAY — Do it any way you can. SCOTT McGOWAN — Good bye cruel circus, I'm off to join the world. VONNIE McCLENATHEN — And ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart. Jeremiah 29:13 CHERI NEWTON — Life is short so live it up while you can. CORA NORMAN — Happiness does away with the ugliness, and even makes the beauty of beauty shine. JIM ORLANDO — The future is a world limited by ourselves; in it we discover only what concerns us and, sometimes, by chance, what interests those whom we love the most. SHIRLEY PAYNE — You only live once enjoy it while you can. TAMMY POTTER — No man can enjoy happiness without thinking he enjoys it! SUE POWELL — Make your Senior year the best, because it sure goes by fast. DONNA ROBINSON — Thoughts meander like a restless wind inside a letterbox inciting and inviting me. Bowie TIM SENEY — You only go around once. DAN SULLIVAN — You can't keep a good man down. LISA SKOWRONSKI — I don't need you to worry for me, cause I'm alright. CATHY STACHOWIAK — Seeking means to have a goal, but finding means to be free. SUE SCHUTZ — Listen to advice and accept instruction that you may gain wisdom for the future. TANYA SWITZER — Even when it's your own song, you still have to learn how to sing it. BRYAN TENNANT — Party Time HELEN VEGA — Why me!!! SCOTT VINCENT — Never say die! JUDY WATT — Cool Cat JUDY WUOLUKKA — Life may be a bowl full of cherries, but watch out for the pits. RITA WALL — Someday I'm going to learn to THINK! TAMMY WHITTAKER — Maybe I'll miss being in school ... But I wouldn't bet on it. SHEILA MATTHES — It's been alot of work and the pleasure was all mine. Now I hope to graduate! with the Class of 79 wish me luck. Graduation Above Left; Mike McLean and Curt Brandt were on hand to assist the guests and pass out programs. Above; School Board, L to R: Rumsey Swallow, Jerry Brandt, Kay Haskln, Shirley Hamp, Dale Dancer, Dave Murton, Ken Haskell, and Superintendent, Carl Cratsenburg. This year graduation ceremonies were staged at Hughes Memorial Field at 3:00 pm on May 27th. This was the first year that the ceremony occurred outside. All previous graduations were held In the gymnasium. Senior sponsor, Mr. Ducham, said, I wanted this class to be different. Everyone was hoping that the graduation ceremony woud be a success this year, to help promote outside ceremonies for the years to come. All seniors were excited for the day that awaited them. Gowns were ordered, and plans were made. The color of the gowns were a magnificent burgandy and pink. Roses were bought for the girls, while the guys wore carnations. Fathers and grandfathers also received carnations, while the mothers and grandmothers received roses. Except for the weather, this year's graduation was very successful, as relatives and friends poured into the bleachers to watch these fine young men and women change from the children of yesteryear to the adults of the future. Lower left corner; Keith Mayfield received an achievement award for helping in the transition to a new administration. Unpredictable Michigan weather did not dampen the spirits of the Class of '79 even though rain seemed imminent. MORE PICS AND EXTRAVAGANZA ON PAGES 126 and 127. Honors Night On May 17, 1979, teachers, staff, and students gathered in the HCHS Gymnasium to be honored. Many of the students honored wouldn't have otherwise been recognized, by the students, staff, or community. 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Hitchcock, striking a Right, Rena Sharp, editor of reflective pose. Hornet Reflections. A yearbook is to remember the good times as they were; so, sit back, look through, and REMEMBER!!! Rena Sharp, Editor, Hornet Reflections In case you haven't noticed, Hornet Reflections is 16 pages bigger than the 1978 Hornet. When we first met a year ago color pages were a fleeting dream. Thanks to the Senior Below, J. Lowery, J. Rebeck, J. McClain working hard. Below, I to r; K. Fries, C. Currier, J. Lowery, and P. Spraugue. Class this is the HCHS book with color since 1976. Successful promotion led us to order a printing run of 450 volumes as compared to; 1978 — 330, 1977 — 300, 1976 — 185. Selling more volumes enables us to offer a bigger and hopefully better book. If you enjoy Hornet Reflections then do everyone a favor and order a yearbook for 1980, afterall, it's a good reflection on you! Far below, L to R; J. Collins, professional photographer, M. Miele, professional wall support, and T. Whittaker, professional typist. Bridge Building Contest — Would you believe that one box of toothpicks and one tube of glue, plus the creative ingenuity of drafting students, could create a bridge capable of holding 588 lbs? I first got the idea from a school shop magazine. I read where a college in Illinois, for a class project on structural drafting, had a bridge building contest, said Scott Savara HCHS Drafting teacher. The contest went great though the contest isn't over yet. Two teams. Dean Boulton with Darwin Carroll and Craig Thompson with John Amick are still in the running. When the weather clears, these two teams and their bridges will try again. So far they've held 588 lbs. Bridge Building Contest ’79 117 The picture above was not the picture intended for that spot. The picture we needed was two frames further on that roll of film. We reordered the right picture three times and still received this shot. So, nearing our deadline and in utter desperation, we used this picture. Out of over 2700 pictures we shot this year, this is our only major mistake. Not bad, huh? This picture depicts some of the fine work done in shop. Above, L to R, the shop students and their projects: R. Labadie; wood bowl, M. Iutzi; wood bowl, C. Sharp; stereo stand, S. McLean; lamp, D. Limpede; bench (not shown), and M. Roberts, Industrial art instructor. Dedicated Preceeding page, bottom, L to R: picture by J. Hitchcock, drawing by P. Yockey. Above, cartoon by J. Hardy. Below, picture by J. Collins. Bottom right, picture by J. Hitchcock, top right, pen and ink drawing by P. Yockey Art teachers; S. Greer, P. Yockey. Arguing is bad, it hurts people and makes them blue, but making up counts. Swimming is a drag, if you do not know how, so learn before you die. I entered the woods, I found a nest of robin eggs. Soon they will be born. The wind is colder, the nights are getting shorter, Winter's on it's way. The air blows softly, through the trees, they bend forward, dancing in the wind. The wind blows, leaves fall it gets cold, snow starts to fall, the trees are dying. I see the horse running. Soon it fears of being caught. Now it is gone. Dead? There are ants in the woods. There are termites in the wood, both of these are bugs. Rain is pouring down The spider in the window. I wish it would stop. A frog on the grass Sits awaiting its dinner A fly is captured. I walk through the woods On a very sunny day On lunch time at school. Standing tall and proud all alone, not in a crowd resembling a cloud. It is very cold, I click together quickly, my teeth from the cold. Kelly's a cool name. But it is a girls name too. Still, I like my name. I'm happy today, But what about tomorrow? I hope I'm not sad. When the rain comes down I feel a very cold chill, then everything stops. The Winter is cold, and the Summer is hot. What are Fall and Spring? Sometimes I am bored, and sometimes I am happy, what makes me that way? The wind flows swiftly trees crash swiftly to the ground, animals hide. Here it comes, quick, sharp, It's the shape of things to come. There goes my sports car. (C.M.) The dew is here now. The birds kiss the butterflies. Now the dew is gone. The sun is shining, the beach Is filled with beauty, OH, what a bomb sight! Someone likes to dream, another one crushes it. Dream on anyway. A rose is a rose, but a nose is a nose and you must be careful. On a dark clear night The stars in the sky shine out beautiful night. Winter, cold and dark blanket of snow on the ground birds have left till Spring. The snow is falling, but Spring is just about here My patience is gone. The grass is covered The snow is piling up high Winter is almost gone. Live life to the max. Tomorrow you may not see then you will be gone. Animals are free Oh, how I wish I could be. Wish that I was free. Foosball is quite fun The ball goes so fast and quick Watch close or you'll miss. Under the starry sky. Dig my grave and let me lie, down with a will. The sky Is blue of the worlds beginning life through the years gone by. I like school alot it doesn't seem to like me cause I got a D. jHAw Haiku Is a Japanese art form using words to construct a poem of three lines, with a syllable count of 5-7-5. The Haiku on these pages was written by HCHS students in their creative writing class. Thanks to Joel Hardy for the illustrations. Cold apple cider Reminds me of Halloween Dark, Spooky, goblins. Crying is for fools, Not for the courageous ones. Which one can you be? The noisy crowd came I look t'ward the West, •‘arnping through the train station The sun fading into the sky to catch the last train. Darkness once again. Weaving driver was really Intoxicated undeniably The black and white car following closely behind noticed and lit up. Heart lept to throat as he slowly braked his car and pulled off the road. Deputy O'Toole took him to the station to the breathallzer. Result positive Into the detox tank and worry tomorrow. The sun Is shining Snow Is reflecting blinding, finally melting. What I hate to see Is cruelty to animals It makes me real sad. In Summer It Is hot. In the Fall It Is very cool, In the Winter It's cold. The sky Is blue The leaves are green The tree Is dying. I hear bees humming They are collecting pollen To make their honey. If I was an ant I would feel like I was small And a human was tall. Life Is far too short I find It easy to waste, but so do others. The fox will run In The woods as the fox hunters and their hounds chase him. The wind and the snow often make a nice glow but do not separate. The wind In the south the snow around us within may It rain rain rain. Chairs are weird kind of but then so are other things too so everything Is. Summer Is a pretty time you can go water skiing And have lots more fun. Springtime Is when leaves turn. You can breath In fresh air too. Have a good SPRINGTIME. Winter is very cold. The snow will get your feet wet. So stay In the house. Haiku Is the way Japanese write poems Short statements that tell. I wish I were high. When I am I feel good about everything. Fire burning hotly every flame Is different yet so much alike. Caterpillers stretch climbing trees and eating leaves spinning their cocoons. When It rains down hard I snuggle deep in my bed Hearing lonely beats. It was September. The seventh day Keith Moon died. May he rest in peace. Fragile daffodil swaying in the blazing sun brings joy to everyone. A soft mellow sky purple-pink colors reflect the mood in my eyes. I was on my farm when I saw a young stray calf so I ran after it. Silently snow falls upon green rolling hills while I sit warm inside. I look through the windows and I can see you inside I'm called Peeping Tom. One day our beagle got out of her pen alone and I went after her. Tonight is the first game of the season this year. [t could be lots worse. Surf pounds forever against a forgotten shore. Footprints wash away. Cold apple cider reminds me of things in the fall All the leaves fall down. Crying is for fools Not for the courageous ones. Which one can you be? Today at football I took a tremendous fall While catching the ball. Crickets are roving underfoot and so thick I can't walk at all. A piece of paper Wad up a piece of paper Toss a wad of paper. Springtime blossoms and Summer breezes on the pond Fall leaves Winter's Ice. Genuflecting trees are laden with golden leaves 'til the wind sweeps past. Leaves turn golden brown and fall swiftly to the ground. Winter natures rest. As I look northward I see the summer sun melt Darkness comes swiftly. Some rocks are bigger But sand is very, very small pebbles are the best. A car wreck occurred The driver has been injured teach that man to drive. V i' T 121 4 M M H August. . . September Cold weather brought football games ... Season total; 2 wins, 6 losses, 1 tie ... After the football games there were dances with WHNIM ... Parties out at the orchards ... Saturday Nights were filled with parties and going to the movies down In Mt. Pleasant ... Animal House, Saturday Night Fever, Grease, and everyones favorite, Cheech-and- Chong's Up In Smoke Editors of the yearbook class went on a field trip to Boyne Mt. Oct. 10 11 ... End of first marking period — Oct. 27 ... ' fyf'e nemAertsuj tAe Alt e tnina tAiar fuififirnecA in 7$ Sc 'Z9 October Homecoming Oct. 6, Harrison tied Houghton Lake 0-0 ... Weekly events took place; Monday was T- Shirt Day, Tuesday was Walt Disney Day, Wednesday was 50's Day, Thursday was Hat Day Inside Out, Friday was Blue Gold Day ... Working on floats all week ... There were various other contests such as: Leg Muscle, Sock-Hop Costumes, Bon Fire Wood, School Song competition. Tricycle race, Banana pass, Obstacle class area decoration contest ... Class of 80 took first place ... 7TAe itt e t A imps iAa y maAe tA s ) yrar uniyite from 7ie rest November December Nov. 10, was our Vol. 4 3 issue of Harrison Times ... Nov. 13 the HCHS Basketball season began ... Nov. 15 Deer Season began with Mr. Savara holding a Buck Contest, winners were C. McIntosh with an 8 pt. $20.00, and Jay VanWormer with an 8 pt. $10.00 ... Nov. 23 24 was Thanksgiving Vacation ... Dec. 22 was Vol. 4 04 of Harrison Times CHRISTMAS VACATION!!!! ... 122 123 Upon entering the doors people found themselves in the land of Oz as portrayed on an 8x8 foot canvas painting by Joel Sharp. Depicted on the walls were giant pictures of the characters In the Wizard of OZ. People dined and danced to the music of the Jammer Band from 7:00 'til midnight. The food was catered by Kay Haskin and everyone enjoyed their evening in the land of OZ. Prom We would like to give a special thanks to Joe Sharp for the decorations ... Thanks Joe. To reminisce is one of the most mixed emotional things I fee I there is to do. You can look back in time and remember so much and at first you smile, but then you stop and think; where has it ail gone? Your friends have changed, your life is different, and you yourself have to choose what you will be and where your life is headed. It kind of hurts at the same time you feel happy inside. Rena Sharp AUTOGRAPHS... 128