Harrison High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harrison, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

48625 Live from Harrison, it's Harrison Hornet Live; with special guest hosts, Jim Hitchcock and Jim McClain serving as editors, and special musical guests. Mike Thompson and Menlo Park. On behalf of everyone who struggled against deadlines, two irate and impossible editors- in-chief, and other insurmountable obstacles, we would like to say, we hope you enjoy this book. Top photo by Steve Landon. Other photos by Jim Hitchcock. LIVE FRQ2IL M a Pi Pi 1 5 Q in uwm ' p � ’ � • v mmc WBB • ■ . j n ©«W ! 'feoLy (fry) � x v vv v v x v v v «xx xxxxxxxxvx XAA WVVW V V Above; freshmen giving their best during relay race. Left; Frank Kaminski. Right; Kelly Russell. Right pic.; Ron Martin trying to pull one over. Below right; Melvin Davis points the way. Bottom; Pat Ehle and Ann Wilson work on bubbles. The Best Of Spirit Week. The 1979-80 spirit week was great fun for every- one. The Seniors were very active in the events; so active that the underclassmen were ready to have a war, but towards the end it became all laughter and fun. We hope that in the years to come Homecoming activities and Spirit Week can be even more fun. The culmination of spirit week was the coronation of Homecoming Queen, Jean Ritzer. Members of the court were: 12th — J. Ritzer D. Boulton Q K; L. Bushong, C. McIntosh, K. Haskin, M. Green; 11th — K. Korman, D. Aldrich, G. Vieau, T. Beavers. 10th — R. Smith, M. Benoit, A. Wilson, S. Michelin. 9th — K. Ambercrombie, J. Cowell, T. Beadle, D. Weitzel. We would like to give a special thanks to Leonard Hawks whose color photography excellence is visi- ble on pages eight and nine. ii Above: Assistant varsity coaches D. Rowe and B. Hileman; Dig those shorts. Below: Varsity coach D. Harris, looking at the real Curt Brandt. mM E Pi vAjm On May 20, 1979 at 2 p.tn. there were approximately 100 people at the High School for the opening of the HCHS Nature Trail. The Conservation Class wishes to extend an invitation to all students, business people, and families of the community to use the nature trail; even if it’s only for a pleasure walk or an educational walk, please feel free to use the trail. Upper left hand corner standing L to R: Class Officers, T. Darling, S. Roland, 0. Flmn, and S. Little. Above: T. Scott, Conservation Teacher. Below: D. Flinn with a special friend. We are dedicating this page to the Conser- vation Class to show our appreciation for all their hard work. Yearbook Staff The 79 80 Yearbook class was quite large We met 4th hour Our business meetings followed Robert's rules of Order which made decisions fair. The yearbook dance was a good success We made a good profit. This year we had many photographers who took a lot of pictures. A special thanks goes to Mr Davis for putting up with all of us. We know we gave you a hard time Mr Ducham became our advisor second semester 79-80 Yearbook staff; front row. L to R; Sue Parmcky. Craig Sharp. Ginger Durham. Dale Ecklin 2nd row: Sandy Eaton. Krystal Korman, Judy Stachowiak. Leslee Ogden. Carla Smith. 8obb«e Thomas. Kelly Harrington. Debbie Parker. Diane Casper 3rd row Lisa Bennett. Penny Brown. Jim McClain, Jill Reed. Becky Martin. Rosemary Coon. D2. 4th row: Wendy Crystal. Kim Garver. Sue Eaton. Jim (bubble) Hitchcock. Carla Davis. Brenda Castilla-Hardy. Absent that day: Dennis Schuh. Doug Abernathy Photos by Leonard Hawks Above are the members of the Senior In-Service Police Training class, posed with Ralph Ostling, our state representa- tive. Top row, L to R: G. Schell, K. Fries, R. Ostling, P. Redmond, C. Smith, and B. Larson. Front row: D. Flammond, J. Hitch- cock, C. Sharp, and M. Brown. The class often had guest speakers. They also had training in: firearms, first aid, radio communications, and other to- pics dealing with police work. Our special people this year are members of the Harrison Community School’s School Board. From left: Dave Murton, Dale Dancer, Larry Beadle, Jerry Brandt, Winifred Phillips, Kay Haskin, and Ken Haskell. SrHOOL BOdPiE , X PEOPLE L. to R Mrs Cuveiier. Mrs Stocking. Mrs Haskell, and Miss Putz. The office runs smoothly with the help of these ladies Keep up the Good work Above: L. to R Mr Tobey and Mr Rosekrans. There were a lot of changes m HCHS m 79-80 which helped shape up the School. They both do a great |Ob, keep up the work Below: HCHS 79-80 counselors L. to R. Mrs Hall. Mrs Frank, and Mr Smith. Mrs. Frank was Mr Smith's secretary. She has been replaced by L. Putz. We would like to thank the kitchen staff and the custodians for doing such a good job in 79-80. But an extra Thank you to the kitchen staff for making the hot lunches much better. Below: L. to R. K. Jones, M. Pergi, N. Howe. 19 K. Gross L. to R: A. Albee, S. Salowitz. A. Hall. G. Wooten 0. Wood. T Ducham W Sullivan HERE THEY ARE FOLKS: THE LOUDS! First Row L. to R.: The Who. T. Oucham, L Robinson. D. Rowe, S. Greer, M Bosink, J. Rzepka. T. Laughlin. N. Gunnerson, Second Row I. to R : M Ogg. N. Tobey. A. Hall. D Wood. A. Albee. P. Molter. B. Brandon. S. Savara. R. Carrier. Third Row L. to R.: R. Franzen. 0. Smith. J. House, S. Salowitz. Anderson, K. Gross. A. Asikamen. B. Elliott, N. Johnson, J. Cooper. Fourth Row L. to R: T. Wales. T. Scott. B. Hitemen, B. Schmittner, B Piter. M Roberts. W. Sullivan. K. Kickbusch. G. Wooten. R. Morris. SENIORS Off. Clockwise from the upper left are D Huntley going strong. S. Robinson tiring out. D. Ecklm winner for the men's team. Mr Bill honorary member for the club. J. Stachowiak. winner for the women's team. T. Walraven disturbing 0. Malcomson's concentration. D.Roach. rookie of the year. 6. Lynch and 0. Black ledge who were disqualified for trying a dual effort and honorable mention. M Rockwell — Mavis, who grew a moustache for the event. The National Finals for all these contests are held every year from August to June in the Harrison High School. This is Jane Curtain for weekend update, have a PLEASANT tomorrow This is weekend update, and I’m your anchor person. Jane Curtain, reporting from Harrison. Below left is L Bushong. the only person in the world to suceed at pushing a 2 foot straw in one ear and out the other. Below is an exchange student from France. Jean Conehead; below that is C. Beemer. suspected C.I.A. agent, keeping an eye on the Nation al Stare Down Contestents S. Heath and K Rhode for rule violations. To the right is H. Erwin famous “Big Bird'' imitator; above this is a picture of K. Harring- ton and R. Johnston in a local pig down contest with Judge M Tyrna keeping a close eye on the events. On the following page are the members of the The Dumb Facial Expression Club in their annual Dumb-Look 28 Deberah Dora Dale Ecklin Holly Erwin Richard Davis Teresa Davis Ginger Durham Marilyn Ellis Leisha Gallery Kim Fries Tom Galford Kim Garver Brian Gengler Cindy Evans Michele Graves Doug Flinn Chris Gillett 30 31 32 o Manon Miele Cal McIntosh Peter Orlando Kelly Packard Rick Mussel! V Jim McClain Martha McDaniels Sheila Neckel Lila Norman Joan Stachowiak John Tomes Denise Smith Andy Shull Jim Tomes Penny Sprague Carla Smith Bobbie Thomas Craig Thompson Jann Brockway Rick Prosser Tom White Marcia Bailey Tammy Ardouin Stephanie Heath Carrie Mallory Dennis Huntly Michelle Marko T5EnilDR PICNICS It was a beautiful day Friday, May 23, 1980 when the Senior Class got together at the City Park for their annual picnic. A delicious dinner consisting of BBQ beef, potato salad, baked beans, macaroni salad with coke and sprite for refreshments and four delicious cakes for de- sert. Many games were held with ribbons given to the winners. The picnic took place from 12:00 noon to 7 p.m. and an excellent time was had by all. B □ '•’'’i Q 'Miu � ii i ..----- ,u«tt«cni)iin - U Rk,UaflHHi«lTMWOtniW« .. nttlwr,. . .... 44 £T it % 1 ' � -1 1« Hcn ! ' '' 1� 0™ ....., w � � ' '■“iHMKHiiWIlUMiHnimii,, , ,‘« . ,rHl‘W u-Kuw uu Hu Jin Ov % (PnWlhi. V't ,,U 1� t) UI W4U «WltP,lft, ,,l fy UV inH 11 , •i'v —- ■■’ f 'mC lit 1 SCNICRS... bid ood-b l I JUNIORS Ruth Henry Sue Hoeft Dawn Johnson Mike Kennedy Tonya Hoag David Jones Sue Johnston Karla Kimmel Pam Keysor Bob Loy Shelly Krchmar Tom Lyons Randy Mangus 50 Shara Mahn Lon Marshall Michelle Ryder Mike Scherrer Kay Shilakes 51 Greg Shull Al Townsend Ann Ward Mick Young Doug Snyder Larry Townsend Brian Weakland Linda White Wayne Young Cindy Sulla Gail Vieau Bill Weido Leonard Wilkerson Robert Shipman Jeff Thompson ■vr . Cheryl Thompson Lisa Wyzlic Lynn Wheeler ■■■■I Vern Stephison Susie Tetlott Barry Wallace Sarah Welch Scott Willis Paul Webster Pat White Jill, is that all you know how to do is sit and day dream? I I . S4l we have to study now Boy. who's that nice looking hunk? Hurry this corner is cold. ff=fi PTf ff ■)ft ace or our (joms tsstf j... plcas )rin lcarl L. Geroux D. Good Who threw that? B. Buckley School pictures that were taken after the origi- nals. J. Cook Hurry up CANDID5 Sr. PROM 56 UNDER F A N T A S Y The theme was Underwater Fantasy. The people involved did a beautiful job on the props, and preparations for a special night of entertainment. The many weeks of hard work came together very well. The Junior class did a very good job, and offer a special thanks to the sponsors for all their help, and cooperation. The Prom had a very big turn out. And was a very beautiful night and full of a lot of MEMORIES. L. Geroux 57 Answer to picture on page 55. Left to right. Yvette Russell, Val Bailey, Joyce Cook 58 Ben Huschke Vickie Heroy Bob Knop Chris Kozelenko Kevin lutzi I Oarryl Kelke Gus Kramer Lori Heintz Becky Holley Tina lutzi Barb Keysor Kris Johnson Karen Kidd Candie Klaus Robin Kuhles Carol Krawczynski Kenneth LaDere 62 63 Joe Rebeck Tim Robinson Scott Roland Ted Schanhals Charles Smith Kim St. Germaine Linda Truax 64 ion Umbarger Jon VanEssen Sandy Williams Above: Chris Kozelenko — I'm a macho man Below: Sandy Riske — Hollywood, here I come!' Alan Tomes I'm ready for anything riONS in ICE Judy Stachowiak — Don't bug me!' FRESHMEN Michelle Cavanaugh Debbie Cottrell Debra Coulter 70 Julie Delay Glenn Ellis Donna Friese Joe Geroux Carol Graves Lillian Gruno David Harcourt N tv Sheryl Lowrey Duncan MacDonald Cindy Marcy 74 Karen Rockwell Jill Rosekrans Kelly Russell 75 Judy Walters I 1 I M Cuddley Kristine Walter Phyllis Wilson Biff Humble Nicky Sprague Robert Watson Mike Walters Mike Wmterlee Dolly Parton Chris Mitchell Wayne Harmon Karla Napier Robin Robinson David Weitzel Bertha Butz Ray Elliot Debbie Slee V vV Mike Newton 80 SPORTS Team picture is shown on page 12. HCHS Varsity L to R: Rl; D. Boulton, J. Bailey, L. Wilkerson, T. Willis, T. Rolls, T. Sharp, J. Roth. R2; A. Shull, C. Brandt, D. Aldrich, T. White B. Haskin, C. Sharp. R3; V. Braman, M. Kennedy, D. Harris, P. Kelly, T. Lions, D. Benoit, J. Rowe. R4; Coach Rowe, Coach Hileman, S. Craves, S. Willis, K. Elya, J. Williamson, R. Coughlin, E. Durdon, Coach Harris. J.V.: Rl; A. Vega, L. Cholody, T. Laymon, D. Kelke, R. Zawickey, G. Johnson, B. Dillenback, C. Fitzgerald. F. Willis. R2; R. Watson, B. Umphrey, S. MacLean, R. Willis, R. Skowronski, J. Sulla, B. Allison, T. Mathias. R3; K. Ray, D. Weitzel, M. Benoit, D. Piter, D. Tan- nant, R. Case, P. Ehle, K. Perry. R4; Coach Mishler, T. Boulton, L. Couglin, S. Bearss, 0. Rein, J. Abersold, C. Knoll, Coach Petrongelli. The 1979 HCHS Varsity Football team finished the season with 2 wins and 7 losses. The highlight of the season was the 14- 13 victory over Evart in the final game of the season. This victory not only knocked Evart out of a share of the Conference Championship, but also marked the first time in the history of the Jack Pine Confer- ence that Harrison ever beat Evart in football. Post season honors were awarded to the following young men: D. Boulton, MVP; M. Kennedy, MIP; and K. Elya, T. Rolls, and T. Sharp were elected as Tri-Captains of the 1980 season. C. Brandt was named to the first team defense on the all conference team. D. Boulton and T. Rolls were both named the second team offense and defense. B. Has- kin, C. Sharp, J. Roth, and C. Brandt received honorable mention on defense. Harrison Football Teams In Action 83 t yi'Fg'i'T'iT The 1979-80 Varsity Basketball season started out very well this year. The season ended with 8 wins and 13 losses. Kirk Elya was the leading scorer averaging 19.1 per game. Kirk Elya was also the leading rebounder averaging 13.1 per game. Curt Brandt was voted MVP; and Tom Rolls was the Hustler Of the Year. The team was coached by J. Cooper. This years’s team captains were Curt Brandt and Kirk Elya. Kneeling, L-R: Curt Brandt, John Roth, Dave Jones, Tom Rolls, Mark Carl- strom, Standing, L-R; Steve Graves,. Todd Boulton, Pat White, Kirk Elya, Coach Cooper. w JV BASKETBALL TEAM 4 .. Team Picture: Kneeling, K. Helmka; S. Michelm; R. Zawicky; D. Kelke; M Curnow; G. Johnson. Standing: Coach Schmittner; D. Piter; J. Yost; J. Guay; M. Benoit; P. Ehle. The 1979-80 J.V. Basketball season started out well this year. It ended with 9 wins, and 11 losses. The team finished 7-7 for all conference. The high scorer for the season was J. Yost. The high rebounder was also J. Yost. The team was coached by B. Schmittner. 86 CvtQSS Above are some pictures of the 1979-80 HCHS Cross Country team members: Top LR. D. Jones; K. Packard; G. Shull; R Ramirez. Bottom L R. J. Geroux; M Cartstrom; D. Baldridge; coach Bird Brandon. Mark Cart- strom leading runner, was voted M V P. 7-6 was the season record The yearbook staff felt that to properly tell the story of the team, we would get a team member's opinion, below are a few words by Greg Shull, a member of the Cross Country team. Cross Country to me is probably the hardest sport in High School, running six to ten miles a day. The team worked hard this year, and we had a winning season We should do better yet next year We gave a plaque to Mr Brandon for being such a great coach. He’s the only coach I know that runs with his team, and doesn't yell at them for not doing well. This was my first year out for Cross Country, and I learned a lot about it. You've got to have a sound mind and body to do well. I would like to make a point in trying to get girls to come out. and also more guys. Team Picture: L-R: R. Laugenburg, J. Sulla, L. Coughlin, J. Ruth, B. Dillenback, R. Lenz, B. Umphery. 2nd Row. C. Knoll, J. Jones, M. Meranda, J. Geroux, V. Meranda, M. Winterlee. freshman Basketball Team The boys freshman Basketball started out good this season with 6 wins — 9 losses. High scorer was L. Coughlin with an average of 10.6 per game. High rebounder: J. Ruth. % Harrison Ski Team, top row L. to R. M Sharp. J Williamson. G. Shull. M. MacLean. K Bleakley. C. Sharp. D. Weitzel. middle row. W Murton. P. Burnett. M. Knoll. S. Redmond. T. Sharp. S. MacLean. J. Brockway. F. Martin, bottom row. J. Rosek rans. S. Sharp. C Meranda. K. Murton. L. McAulay. C. Johnson. S. Little. L. Geroux Missing M Green. M McDaniels Harrison Ski Team had an excellent ski season Both girls and boys team won the Central Alpine Ski Conference Both teams also won the Clare County Invitational Most Valuable skiers, iann Brockway and Mark Green 5K1 CLUB The Ski Club was organized this year by S. Savara. an avid skiing fan. to give the young skiers in school a chance to travel to different ski resorts to which they ordinarily couldn’t afford to travel to. The money to go to these resorts was raised by various money making protects such as a bake sale, a cake raffle, and the showing of a movie on skiing. Members are: First row L. to R: J. Rosekrans, L. Roberson. 0. Malcomson. D. MacKay, S. Little. J. Geroux. Second row L. to R.: C. Johnson. L. Geroux. L. Fritzmger, K. Murton. J. VanEssen. K. Russel. L. Scherrer. D. MacDonald. Third row L. to R.: D. Baldridge. B. Zawicky. P. Burnett. J. Delay. K. Frye. K. Bates. D. Russel. K. Bates. C. McIntosh. S. Savara. Fourth row L. to R.: G. Shull. V. Stephmson. P Ehle. B. Weido. M German. T Galford. r� c qni ■! GIRLS BASKETBALL 90 J.V. Girl’s Basketball team finished 14-4 for the season. R. Smith was voted MVP and T. Smith was voted MIP. The Varsity Girl's Basketball team had a very good season this year. They tied for 1st place in the Jackpme Conference and finished 12-2 for the conference, 13-6 overall. M. Knoll was voted MVP, D. McKay 1st team all conference, M. Knoll, L. Harcourt, P. Sprague — honorable mention. 91 Below are pictures of Boys Track. In the team picture are the following: From Left to Right: Top Row: B. Hayward, C. Patrick, G. Shull, T. Lions, V. Braman, K. Packard, R. Langenburg, N. Clennan, J. Cole, D. Tennant. 2nd Row: 0. Harris, D. Jones, J. Umbarger, R. Lenz, C. Knoll, M. Carlstrom, M. Heber, M. Labadie, R. Ra- mirez, R. Prosser, P. Kelly, 3rd Row; J. Geroux, D. Baldridge, R. Zawicky, J. Bai- ly, D. Kelke, T. Rolls, T. Sharp, R. Haskin, D. Harcourt. BOYS ‘T'RAC I , Below are pictures of Girls Track. In the team picture are the following; From Left to Right: Top Row: Debbie Malcom- son, Tina Chaffee, Lynne Fritzmger, Joyce Cook, Wendy Murton, Lynn Mur- ton, Janet Row, Debra Parker, Coach Molter; 2nd Row: Jill Rosekrans, Cindy Socotch, Becky Holly, Kathy Murton, Mi- chele Knoll, Karen Hemig, Tracey Smith, Kendra Bleakly, Janine Cook; 3rd Row: Tonya Hoag, Bambi Curnow, Char John- son, Colleen MacClean, Carla Napier, Lisa Seebeck, Siena VanEssen. Va rsity Baseball L. to R. Front row: 0. Krchmar, P. Dolinski, J. Dunlap, D. Krocker, D. Snyder, L. Wilkerson. J. Roth, Coach Sullivan. Back row: R. Coughlin, F. Chope, J. Hardy, L. Townsend, D. Roach, B. Gengler, M. Kennedy. B. Weakland, J. Perry. 94 s 0 S t b a 1 1 The Varsity Softball Team. Front row L. to R.: S. Larson. D. McKay. K. Harrington. M Marko. L. Wyzbc, I McAulay. J. Stachowiak Back row: Coach Duvall. L. larcourt. R Smith. P Sprague. J Rosekrans. C. Douglas. M Ryder. T. Given, J. Stachowiak 95 Pictured above, standing L. to R.: Coach C.C. Hilliard, M. Given, A. Weakland. D. Weitzel, B. Umphrey, J. Sulla, J. Guay, D. Piter, J. Aebersold, P. Ehle, B. Huschke. Sitting, L. to R.: G. Johnson, M. Winterlee, T. Laymond, L. Cholody, K. Helmka, S. Michelin, R. Marshal, D. Ryder. Pictured below, standing L. to R.: Coach D. Rowe, L. Larson, A. Roth, C. Krawczynski, K. Kidd, R. Clark, T. Lepley, C. Graves, M. Jacobs, T. lutzi. Sitting, L. to R.: M. Michelin, B. Harry, C. Sprague, T. Beadle, S. Gamble, P. Wilson, K. Black, M. Kelly. ORGANIZATIONS FM FCA — Standing L. to R.: instructor W. Sullivan, S. VanEssen. S. Rowland, instructor N Tobey. P. Ehle. D Piter, J. Guay Sitting: R. Guay. D Ryder, K. Helmka. L. Norma. S. Michelm, V. Lighthall Foreign Language — 3rd row L. to RK Roe. T Berry. M Brown 2nd row I. to R.: 0 Parker, instructor N Tobey. L Norman 1st row L. to R.: J. Roe. R. Currier. Pep Club — Standing L. to R.: V. Pres. Linda White. Treas. 0. Payne. B Harry Sitting L. to R.: K. Roe. L Brooks. I Wyzbc. Pres W Boose VoMeybat — Standing L. to R: R Currier. L. Brooks. K. Bleakley, W Murton. S. Tuttle. R. Henry. C. Davis Kneeling L to R.: J. Erskme. K Murton, D MacKay. S. Sharp. L Allen Sitting L. to R.: T Beadle. M Tuttle. S. Williams. L. Wallace. T. Pmcoski Not pictured: C Meranda. R. Coon, L Murton. R. Smith. T Hopkins tTOLLE f B L L NSraUDJ The Hornet Marching Band under the direction of Randall Carrier and drum major Mark labadie. had a super season this year. Perform- ing on the field a total of four times they gave their most to perfect four completely different half time shows. They dedicated their last show to their Senior members by giving complete production of it to them. The Seniors decided to do a flag routine to Rubberband Man pictured below Front to Rear: J. Riteer, K. Carver, C Gillett, C. Evans, W Crystal. L. Larman. M. Thompson Nauoim Homan Socicth1 Pictured above, top row L. to R.: J. McClain. C. Gillett. B Larson. A. Shull. C. Brandt. 0. Boulton. M Maclean. M labadie. M Bosmk. Second row L. to R: K Garver. President F. Martin. C. Evans. B. Curnow. L. Bushong. G. VanEssen. R Lepley. K. Peterson. C McIntosh Third row L to R : B Gengler, G. Durham. C Mallory. Sec. Treas. D. Smith. Vice President D. Parker. T. Camp. J Hitchcock Not Pictured P Sprague. M Marko. M Bailey. C. Smith. C. Johnson. D. Casper. M Rockwell Mavis. This year the National Honor Society was involved in many money making projects Some of these includ- ed a chili supper. ‘Pictures with Santa , a cake raffle, and a bake sale. The money earned was used to buy stoles for graduating NHS members Pictured above. L. to R D. Parker. C. GiHett. N Orman. S. Rowe. S Hoeft Seated. L. to R.: J. Cook. C. Evans. W Boose This year's forensic team did a good |ob. consisting of two dramatic duos, one serious reading, two humorous readings, and one radio broadcasting At district competition, the dramatic duo of N Clennan and S Rowe received a 3rd place. S. Hoeft received a 2nd place m humorous reading. J. Cook received a 3rd place in serious reading, and C. Giliett received a 1st place in radio broadcasting. Good work, team! Standing faithfully behind the Hornet football and basketball teams, this year s cheerleaders were successful m spreading school spirit everywhere Above center, the Varsity football squad First row I to R 0 Whiteside. L. Bushong. K. Haskm. C. Johnson. J. Brockway Second row L. to R.: T Beadle. S. Krchmar. L Wyzk. S. Haskm. K. Murton. Above, the JV football squad. First row L to R.: J. Haskm. T. Chaffee. A. Wilson Second row L. to R.: F. Keeton. B Mrozek. B Keysor. D Nemi Pictured below: T. Beadle. S. Kosciuszko. D Whiteside. I Bushong. M Kelly. L Wyzlic Missing are S. Little and S. Eaton. Above. JV basketball squad L. to R.: B. Holley. J. Haskm. F. Keeton. D. Neimi. A. Wilson Below right: B. Mrozek Below, Freshmen basketball squad: K. Coburn. M. Mtchlm, K. Switzer. T. Beadle. C. Johnson. C. Bila. J. Stachowiak, M. Buccilli. 106 Upper Right — T. Camp. Top left — M Heber. Center — I to R J. Tomes. T Beadle. S. Heott. Bottom picture 1st row I to R C. Gillett, S. Heott. H. Erwin. K. Haskm. A. Wilson. K. Roe. T. Ducham (advisor) 2nd row K Bates. T Beadle. J Ritzer. M Thorny son. C. Macintosh. 3rd row J. Tomes. K. Williams, K. Cleveland. T. Rotanus. K Pack ard, M Heber, J. Oonlap. S. Heath. P. Ab- bott. J. McClain, T. Camp. M Meile. J Sharp Missing Maria Bucciili. With these 25 people and a lot of enthu siasm the newspaper class did the impossi We by puWishmg a 20 page paper every two weeks The class exceeded everyones hopes and started a new tradition at HHS Many thanks to our supporters Chris Gillett. Editor Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: President — Mike Thompson Vice-President — Gerri VanEssen Treasurer — Kim Garver Secretary — Carrie Mallory SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President — Jean Ritzer Vice-President — Marcia Bailey Treasurer — Tracey Beadle Secretary — Jann Brockway Representative — Karen Pardue JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President — Rob Coughlin Vice-President — John Roth Treasurer — Sue Hoeft Secretary — Brian Weakland Representative — Shelly Krchmar SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President — Becky Holley Vice-President — Ann Wilson Treasurer — Barb Keysor Secretary — Brenda Mrozek Representative — Felicia Keeton FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: President — Tammy Beadle Vice-President — Julie Delay Treasurer — Jan Campbell Secretary — Stacey Gamble Representative — Joe Geroux Above far right — M. Thompson, and below him are the Senior Class Officers — T. Beadle, K. Pardue. M Bailey. I Ritzer. missing is J. Brockway This year the Yearbook Staff decided to dedicate the yearbook to three people who normally don’t receive much recognition. These people are, above left, Dome Davis, former yearbook advisor; above. Thomas Ducham, yearbook advisor who picked up where Mr. Davis left off and has done a great job; and of course, left, Leonard Hawks and all the people at Guys Dolls, without which this yearbook wouldn't be what it is. 108 SPRING Senior Ploy Cast . .. Standing L to R: F. Martin, B. Haskin, C. Lepley, K. Haskm, L. Harcourt, J. Sharp, M Miele, J. McClain, Evans, K. Packard, J. Hitchcock, C. Gillett, L. Bushong, R. and our beloved Dead Body ... T. Townsend. SENIOR PLAY The 1980 Senior Play was Arsenic Old Lace, a three act play by Kesselring. Directed by Mrs. Molter, it was a mystery comedy about 2 innocent elderly ladies who poison elderly, lonely gentlemen. Their nephews Mor- timer Jonathon Teddy (who thinks he is Teddy Rossevelt) combine for many comic scenes. r ▼ 110 Dale Eckkn —Yea though we walked ththrough the valley of the shadow of death — we graduated. Jammy Berry — I've shut the doors to yesterday and thrown the key away. Tomorrow holds no fears for me. since I've found today. Brenda Beck — We've shared our fun and laughter, we've shared our tears and woes And we will always be a part of the class of big eight-0. Diane Whiteside — My chief want in life is someone who shall make me do what I can. Mm McClain — May the warm rays of our friendship be long and lasting till the sunset of life rejoins us in God’s own serenity. Jean Ritter — I want to get out. I feel like getting crazy! I know it's not right, but who is going to save me? Jam Brockway — It's been schussing downhill, but now it's time to climb. Debbie Makomnson — Now it's time to find the men. and forget the boys! Grey Lynch — Now you see me, now you don’t Monnie Kaminski — They say they give credit where credit is due. Don't miss your eight days or you'll be through! klary Brown — The root of education is bitter, but the fruit is sweet. Marion Miele — I can fly once, I can try once. I only can die once (lights out!). Look, life is choosy, choosy, and you say I can’t have my fight’ Ha! Wendy Crystal — Live life with love and without sorrow; for today is here, but when is tomorrow? Marie JtmokJ — I finally did it! All the way! Joel Sharp — Don't ram on my parade! Bobbie Thomas — With all it's shame, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy BM Dawson - The class of '80, I’m finally here. Sandra Tuttle — Share friendship with others as you would have them. Share friendship with you. for sometimes we give and take, but do not share Eddie High — Good-by, Bozo's Big Top, I’m off to find the world. Kim Bates — We've seen good times and we've seen bad, but believe me. people, the best is yet to come. Chris GMetf — $ %!! And you can quote me on that! Hoty Erwin — Love, trust, dare, and go on doing it. Debbie Dora — I made it. What about you? Ram Cook — Dreams fade, memories pass Hope is the only thing that lasts. Love is forgotten, time heals, but nothing changes how you feel Realities harden, but fantasy blurs. Now walk on to your real world. Rick Mussel — No problem. Frank Martin — When you come upon a mountain you can either walk around it or walk over it. but by walking over it. you can see the beautiful scenery. Janet Burcham — So far life has been nothing but a cartoon. People are lust animations and exaggerations of whatever they want to be. but not of who they are. Frauds After graduation, will it still be a cartoon? It will! Joan Stachowiak — If this polock can do it, anyone can! Tom Prieskom — School is a challenge because you compete against yourself to see how much you can learn. Marcia Bailey — The most wasted of all days is that on which one has not laughed. Liu Harcourt — I'm not needy, but I'm greedy, and I live my deepest dreams. Craig Thompson — Here we are ready to go. to live and learn again. The world is nothing but a place in which we have to begin and end. Indy Shut — There are a lot of snakes in the work), but I'm the biggest. Kim Fries— A man is not worth a moment's pain. He is stupid, ungrateful, fickel and vain. I lied! Carla Smith — Thirteen years and the jokes over! More senior quotes continued on page 116. Barb Charette — It is not marriage that fails, it is people that fail. Kim Peterson — It's time for a cool change. Becky Martin — Looks like we made it! I hope others try and make it in future years to come. Bob Haskins — An Athlete without tremendous self-confidence is little better than a spectator. I’m going to school, I feel so grown-up, The things there are great I am told. My enthusiasm extends, as you might have guessed, I have just turned five years old. My friends are great, and my teachers are really fine. I can even spend the night at my buddy’s house, now that I am nine. I'm twelve years old and finally I’ve reached the junior high. To recess and my coloring books, I've bid my last goodbye. I’m holding now a letter, from someone I’ve never seen, It says we should get together sometime, as soon as we’re both fourteen. As a freshmen I walked through the halls, and I feel just like a fool, The older one's stare as I’ve lost my way, and I calmly try to act cool. I’m fifteen years old, and I will never survive, These days seem so boring How I wish I could drive. But now I’ve had my license for a year or less And to tell you the truth I just couldn’t care less. As a junior, the only thought on my mind, Is the two O'Clock bell and that work left behind. Now I'm a SENIOR, and I reach for the stars. This last year of High School, it seemed so fast, And graduation night is here at last. I'm out now, I'm 18, I'm free, and alive But September has come, and I yearn to be five. — Janine Prior HONORS NIGHT On Thursday May 15, 1980 Harrison Community High School held their annual Honors Night. Awards were given out by teachers to various deserving students. The evening was a great success with Jean Ritzer acting as Master of Ceremo- nies. Mr. Tobey and Mr. Rosekrans gave speeches and presented some of the awards. Many teachers including Mr. Du- cham, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Bosink to mention a few presented awards. A large crowd of nearly 400 people and 200 students enjoyed the ceremony this year. This event is one of the most impor- tant activities of the year because it hon- ors those students who excell in various areas. We hope this great tradition contin- ues for many years to come at Harrison High. ... Baby Picture names on Page 123 nation UMM) This year's graduation took place at Hughes Memorial Field on May 25, 1980, at 3:00 p.m. Over 4300 people attended the ceremony and the weather was excellent. It was a bright sun shiny day with temperatures in the mid 70's. This year's program as well received as speeches were given by School Superintendent Carl Cratzenburg and School principal John Tobey III. Student speeches were given by Senior Class President Jean Ritzer, Valedictorian Debra Parker, Salutatorian Felicia Macheske, and Student Council President Michael Thompson. For the second time in as many years graduation ceremonies were held at the football field. This excellent set up allows for maximum attendance and a refreshing atmosphere. The class colors this year were royal blue for the males and light blue for the females. The girls were each given a white carnation with a blue and gold ribbon. 38 members of the graduating class participated in the singing of the class song, Theme from Mahogany. This year’s class deserves much credit for their participation in this and other school activities throughout their high school years. Glass JlCotto We haue succeeded now. We fiaue completed our goafs. We fiaue our memories good and fiad 31 ut neuer forgotten. We musi hoof ahead now, and tahe what comes not regretting yesterday or earing tomorrow . . . Ueresa Dauis Stacey Kosciuwko — I love you, too!! Pete Orlando — The future is the past returning through another gate Cindy [vans —You only live once, but if you work it right once is enough. Tammi Townsend — You only live once, so if your going to go for it, go all the way. Sandra Hatter — Today is gone, tomorrow is just the beginning. Daphne Shoal — Hopefully the best is yet to come. Pal Bumeti — You can do whatever you want to do. Wherever you want to go, it's up to you, just as long as you are you. Melvin Davis — We are the champions! Georte Bennett — It took 100 years for Harrison High to produce a class with class, but they out-did themselves in 1980. Mike lutzi — All we are is dust in the wind. Debra Parker — What you are is God's gift to you. What you make of yourself is your gift to God. Martin Oska -1 did it ... I did it ... I think? Craii Sharp —H's time to be with friends. It's time to travel on. It's time to take your dreams and carry them on. Tom Camp — We are the class of '80, the class that's 1. For strength and spirit we held throughout the years, graduation we have won. Diane Casper — All the world is a stage, and men and women merely players making their exits and entrances; one man in his time plays many parts. Kim Carver — Yesterday is never gone with memories to look back on. Kety Harrinfton — In our dreams at last we are finally free!! Brian Gentler — Graduating is a many splendored thing. Kathy Haskin — I've got to learn to be just me. first by myself. Tracey Beadle — People say a love like ours will surely pass, but I know a love like ours will last and last. Emiy Grandchamp — We’ve worked, we've hoped, we've believed; now at last we’ve achieved. Beth AebersoU — Your mama wants you. Mary Beth Rockwet Mavis — Live and love life each day as if there is no tomorrow. Gerri lanEssen — The important thing is: To sacrifice at any moment what we are for what we could become. Michael Thompson—He who does things differently usually does them on his own. Ttm Hakaven — To the Freshmen who plan to follow in my footsteps. ... you better plan to wear BIG waders because the trouble gets deep. Sheila Neckel — Marriage is a precious thing between two hearts divine. The day time chores and the night time mores. I think I'll like the nights better. Georte Schell — The diploma is the key to the future. With this diploma I will turn the lock to my career, and this begins my life. Douf Finn — I'm gonna try my hardest to make my dreams come true. Fekcia Macheske — Live fast, die young, and leave a good looking corpse Char Johnson — Take life very carefully, it's a very precious thing, you only have one life. Leisha Gakery — Enjoy and make the most out of life today, for we don't know what tomorrow will bring. David Bruce — I never met a freshman I like or a Senior I didn't. Rose Currier — Be what you want to be. not what somebody else wants you to be. Tammy Ardouin — Take it, girl! And fear no after, take your fill of all this laughter. Laugh or not, the tears will fall. Take the laughter first of all. Teresa Davis — Many years have gone, and many more to appear What must we do now, but wait and see, and hear. John Tomes — My wheels are wide, my tires are fast, but no more sports cars, with the high price of gas. Elise Bushonf — Love is open arms. If you close your arms about love, you will find that you are left holding only yourself. 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