Harrison High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harrison, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1981 volume:

REMEMBER As we, the yearbook staff, assemble this yearbook, we are aware that this book will serve as a storehouse for all our precious memories of Harrison High. We are confident that in the future we will spend many hours thumbing through its pages to relive the many happy hours we spent here with our friends. On a larger scale, these old pictures of our community will recall pleasant memories for its citizens. Thus, it is our sincere hope that all who read this yearbook will enjoy rem- iniscing both now and in years to come. Harrison's first High School was established in 1881. This school stood on the site of what is the present Middle School. Graduating Class of 1903. 1st. Row: William Shaffer Nellie C. Young Percy Schoonover Iva L. Curtiss Garfield A. Brown 2nd. Row: D. D. Pattie, Supt. Myles Darling, Pres. Gordon Hamilton, Sec. 3rd. Row: W. Earl Green Anna M. Joos Nellie C. Dudley Ralph E. Hughes DAYS GONE BY Meet Harrison's 1904 Girls Var- sity Basketball team. DAYS GONE BY DAYS GONE BY You could buy anything you needed at Hughes General Store. 5$ for a quart of milk, bread was SC a loaf and 3 lbs. of hamburger for 25C. Spikehorn Meyers feeding his bears. The business district of Harrison. ■ r r JIS l ft ?' Wm This was Har- rison's first Courthouse. SPIRIT WEEK SPIRIT WEEK This year spirit week was Oct. 13th-17th. Considering the fact that there was no home- coming football game to fire- up for, there was still a con- siderable amount of spirit. There was a great deal of student competition during lunch hour. A good deal of class spirit was shown by all students. The 1980-81 spirit week went as fol lows: Monday-Hat Tie Day Tuesday-Reverse Role Day Wednesday-Sports Day Thursday-Masquerade Day Friday-Dress Up Day 6 SPIRIT WEEK 7 ■ � 4 gk j� i r SPIRIT WEEK Denise John (Alias The Lubners) SPIRIT WEEK CANDIDS CANDIDS SENIORS mm SENIORS REMEMBER WHEN LEADERS The Student Council, which is composed of the officers of each class, is governed by President, John Roth; Vice President, Kathy Murton; Secretary, Therese Given; and Treasurer Shelly Krchmar. Some of their activities were Mock Homecoming and a Valentine's Dance. Seated left to right J. Rosekrans, T. Given, S. Krchmar, J. Roth, K. Murton, A. Gendregske, G. Lynch. Second row left to right T. Beadle, T. Rotarius, K. Korman, M. Young, M. Erwin, B. weakland, J. Stachowiak, Mr. Brandon. Third Row left to right K. Black, P. Heinig, D. Pifer, T. Boulton, M. Benoit, S. Michelin. Not pictured: B. Holley, S. Steinaway, and Mr. Harris. 16 IMPORTANT PEOPLE 17 ADMINISTRATION Mr. John L. Tobey III Mr. James Rosekrans Principal Mrs. Cuvelier, Mrs. Haskell, Mrs. stockinq; Secretaries Assistant Principal Miss Lori Putz, Mr. Dewey Smith Secretary Counselor 18 FACULTY The faculty at Harrison High School is a very dedicated group of people. They try, to their best ability, to teach every individual person as much as possible. Their dedica- tion shows not only in teaching, but through the support and sponsoring they give during extra-curricular activities. Bottom To Top, L. To R.: Row 1; Mr. Harris, Mr. Hilliard, Mr. Carrier, Miss Tobey, Miss Anderson, Mrs. Molter, Mrs. Bosink, Mr. Smith, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Robinson; Row 2; Mr. Ducham, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Greer, Miss Dunlop, Mrs. Coughlin, Mr. Brandon, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Rzepka, Mrs. Ogg, Mrs. Hall; Row 3; Mr. House, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Laughlin, Miss Elliott, Mrs. Root, Mr. Schmittner, Miss Asikainen, Mrs. Gunnerson, Mr. Savara, Mr. Streadwick; Row 4; Mr. Rowe, Mr. Wales, Mr. Pifer, Mr. Wooten, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Kickbusch, Mr. Hileman, Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Scott. 19 English Clockwise, Top Left: Mrs. Molter Mr. House Mr. Ducham Miss Tobey Mrs. Wood Mrs. Robinson Mrs. Bos ink Mrs. Oqg Science and Math Clockwise, Top Left: Mr. Hileman Mr. Pifer Mr. Scott Mr. Rowe Mr. Wales Mr. Schmittner Band, Drafting and Shop Left To Right: Mr. Carrier Mr. Savara Mr. Roberts Business and History Clockwise, Top Left: Mr. Kickbusch Mrs. Rzepka Mr. Harris Mr. Laughlin Mr. Sullivan Mrs. Myers Mr. Brandon Mrs. Gunnerson B-wing Clockwise, Top Left: Mrs. Johnson Mr. Cooper Miss Anderson Miss Dunlop Miss Elliott Mrs. Greer JANITORS Mr. Perql KITCHEN These ladies make up the kitchen staff. They prepare and serve lunch to the students each day. Left to Right, Front Row; Mrs. Alwood, Mrs. Nichols. Second Row; Mrs. Beavers, Miss Kipp, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Wilson. 22 Lisa Alber tson Anna Beadle Tammy Albertson Eric Beasley Richie Boose Toni Bryant Lisa Chapman Mark Bradman Sue Butler I Billy Clark Reese Bennett Veronica Joe Benoit Bentley 9 Jerry Bergey Melissa Brand Betsy B r e e s e Bob Br i t z John Brown Bill Buyers Scot Cooley Lisa Campbe11 Larry Coon Mary Case ' Pat Corson Jeff Chapman Dave Coughlin 24 Norman Cou ture 0 NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Bob Dean m r Matt Erwin Bart Gallery Va 1 De lauder II Bill Dyke Chris Fischer Ma t thew G i 11 e 11 Bobby Dement Rob in Eckhou t Laurie Fitzgerald PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Ranee Gleason Chris D in smo r e Derek Elya i Ch r i s Emerson Hope E rw i n Tina Grandchamp Diane Fr iese Tracey Green Mike Fox Kendra Fultz Glen Hall 25 Charles Hami 1 ton Karla Harter Tim Handy t I Pete Haskell Glen Darin Henzel Hoffman Colette Gary Houseman Hubbard C • - Kim Jon Kerns Kiger Laura Hanna Betty Hardy Jim Kris Hardy Harrington David Ho lden m Pat I u t z i Scott Holley Frank Jacobs Anne Hopkins Joe Johns ton Doug Hopk ins Ke 1 ly Kerns Deann K imme1 Lori K imme1 Deanna King Kelly Kipp 26 Rich Kog 1 e r Bill Koh1e r Kay K r ame r Janet LaDere I Chris Lad r a Loren LaVa 1 le Tammy Laymon Kim Lenn ing Charlene Lobd e 11 Bryan Me Mann Matt Georgia Lucas Lynch m- A. - MB' I ■■■ Gina Larry More field Mroczkowski Todd Landry Lep ley I Aimee Mallory Mike Nagy i f David Brian Kruskamp Labadie M' Dua ine uTaPorte Lashbrook David Kathy Levering , w f David Ma thews Sue Little 4 K ' W Richard Ma t th ews Carl Newby Carol Newby 27 NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Jodie Nice f ieId J an Oue1le t Laura Pease Don Powe11 Tom Roggenbuch Jan ine Nichols Tim Owens Dave Perry Dave Rich Rolls Julie Nicolai Chuck Pardue Kris Peterson Mark Prenger Chris Root Alec ia Robert Nielsen Ogden Dominic Orlando Brenda Pet ibone Diane Redmond Stephanie Rowe Debbie Piler Tom Renaud Andy Rulapaugh Janet Richardson rfc HP. Randy Ru lapaugh 28 She lly Masheile Rutherford Sager Marn i Sedgman Donald Bill Melissa Shakes Shillinger Shull Eric S lee r Scott S t . Genua i Vivian Steele Scot S teinaway Steve S te inaway Gary S tenger Kurt Stocks Toni Swar thou t Leona Te s sman Laura Thomas ton Trina Thomas ton Karen Thornton April Wall Barbara VanBuren Lor l VanWer t Sue Umbarger I I Tracey Thur lby Roger To wn e Mark Tony Bruce Wall Watters Watson Nanci Kim Carl Weaver Williams Wilson 29 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Jim Wilson John Wilson Danon Scott Wynne Wyzlic Paul W i Ison June Zaw icky Rod W i 11 i g Jeff Sheri Woodward Woodward 30 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS This year the freshmen class are advised by the English Department. The class officers are sitting left to right; Georgia Lynch and Janet Parnicky, standing left to right; Scott Holley, Debbie Pifer and Matt Erwin. 32 SOPHOMORES Kris Bates T ammy Beadle Shannon Bears s Ka 1 v in Bent ley Charlene B i 1 a Kelly Black Loren Black Lee Kay Blackledge Blumerich Rich Bohr Debb ie Jim Bond Booth Kip Bower Scott Bringold Mary Brown Scott Brown Dave Burnham Maria Buyers 34 Michelle Cavanaugh Donna Cherrette photo not available Ron Corrigan Debbie Cottrell Lee Coughlin Larry Cho lody John Cowell Karl Cleveland PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Pam Cupp Tina Dennis Glenn Ellis Chyre 1 Dibble Brad Dillenbach Randy Evers Jill E r s k i n e Ron Dinsmore Dewey Douglas Debbie Dunham 35 Anne Gendregske Y Joe Geroux PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Bill Good Robb i e Guay David Hoag Frank Kaminsk i Jeff Michelle Hoskey Jacobs Tracie Kathy Kiger Kipp Stacey Gamb1e Carol Graves Wayne Ha rmon Karen Lillian Griswold Gruno Pam Dale Heinig High Greg Jeff Johnson Jones I Mike Kreps Richard Knapp Regina J.u n e a c Richard Langenbu rg Arabe r Lowes Sheryl Leon Lowrey Loy Duncan Mac Dona Id Lisa Lep ley Colleen Mac Lean Donna Fred Ma thews Tom Math ias Angela Ma t thews Kim Ma t z Kurt Mark McIntosh Meranda Vic Meranda Wendy Mur ton Mary Miche 1 in Karla Napier Mike Newton Russ Norman Henry O'Hare Debbie Payne Chris Troy Deb Jenifer Mitchell Mothersbaugh Mroc zkowsk i Mundinger Cathy Pease Barb Rad t z Lois Pell Jeff Penn Ken Perry Terri Rad t z V Jean Re inke Mike Richards Tonya Perry Jill Ro s ek r an s Tony Rob e r t s on Rob in Rob in s on Karen Rockwe 11 Ann Sharp Dave Sherr ick June Sh ipraan Robert Signs Debbie S 1 e e Ed Poll Bill Ridge NO PHOTO AVAILABLE John Ross Lisa Seebeck Lora Sleight 38 Bertha Smith Nicole Sprague Rhonda Thornton c 9 I Bryan Umphrey Jean Wa 11 Tracey Smith Vincent Stark Walter Thurlby Toni Vane i 1 I, Stuart Wallace Tim Snover John Sulla Bill Tra inor Siena VanEssen M Bob Watson Cindy Soco tch Ange la Sutton Darry 1 Tr a i no r Desiree Soyr ing Julie Thomas Mike Truax n rJ Dor inda Sparks Jerry Thompson Ma r y Tuttle Allen Weak land Janice Wall Pam Wade Lisa Weeks David Webster 39 David We i t z e 1 Eric Wiggins Kan W i 11i ams Joe Willis Phyllis Mike Wilson Winterlee What did he say? Would you look at him! Jeff Yost Marcia Wuo lukka 1 don't believe I have 2 years to go!? 40 SOPHOMORE CANDIDS Happy Birthday to you. You can't live with them and you can't live without them. It's a bird! It's a plane! It’s... Peanut butter and Mayonnaise, Yuck!! 41 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Top row: Kelly Black (vice-president) Anne Gendregske (treasurer) Pam Heinig (class representative) Bottom row: Tammy Beadle (president) Jill Rosenkrans (secretary) 42 Pam Abbott NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Mark Adler Michele Bill Aldr ich Allison Debb ie Amic k Greg Bailey •. . � Gena Black Laur ie Brooks Dawun B lackburn ' Chris Brown Shelly Bond Todd J im Boulton Brooks Maria Bucc i 11 i Mike Bullard Fred Burnham Joy Brooks Lori Burton Tina Chaffee Francis Chope Linda Clark Brian C lennan Kim Coburn 44 Terry Coon Walter Tracy Currier Darling Chris Cooper Doug Davis Brett Dodd Melissa Donley Tim Dorman Dan Fans 1 a u Connie Doug las Chester Fitzgerald Sue Doug las Rochelle Eckhou t Vicki Eckhou t Teresa Frisch Howard Fry Tammy Gagnon Chris Garver Donna German Mark Given 45 I Jeff Vicki Green- Green Julie Hamsher Lori He i n t z Cindy Hanna Keith He ltnka Becky Teresa Holley Hopkins Keven Gwen Iutzi Johnson PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Randy Gruno Tar ra Harper Jamie Guay Dan Harris Mary Herbert PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Renee Hosier P' l ' Kris Johnson Anna H in tz Vicki Hubbard 11 A 1 Judd Glenda Hall Scott Haskell Ma r c h a Hoag Lewis Inman Roxanne Kaminski Irene Ha 11 I Janice H a s k i n •) i. f P h ■ ' tk i Rex Ho lden Dare 11 I rw i n SI Cindy Kaczynski 46 Darryl Ke Ike Caro 1 Krawczynski Charlene Lobdell Ray Mondeau r Robin Kuhles Ken LaDere Susie Larson Chris Kozelenk o r brian Lep ley f Deanna Ma thews j c EET £ SORRY, NO PHOTO Robin Medendorp Cary Debbie Myers N i em i Brenda Mrozek Patty Mulholland Gu s K r a me r Scott Little Nadine Ma 11 i a ft - - ( f 4 W S t e ve Michelin Jay Ogden 47 Pat O'Leary Vance Powe11 Sandy Riske Steve Rowe Molly Sharp I Denise P alme r Kathy Ramirez Tim Robinson N____ Darryl Russell Anita Pend le ton Bob Ratiu Scott Roland Dan Ryder Kevin Perry Julie Rosekrans Debra Sansom Sandy Sharp Larry Sheldon Sue Sh imer David Pifer Joe Rebeck Debbie Rotarius Ted Schanhals Rich Skowronski Tammy Pincoski Scott Redmond NOT SHOWN I Stan Root Steve Shane Chuck Smith 48 John Snover Kim Switzer 9 Laura Wallace Ann Wilson ‘w fW tm wl Robert Zawicky Carmen Sprague Doris Sprague Rose Allen Tetloff Tomes Darin Weeks Robin Whitby Judy Stachowiak Cindy Truax Sandy Williams Dave Stamper Jon Umbarger Dan Williamson Randy Willis St. Germaine Jon VanEssen Carla Wilson Pat Wilson Woodworth JUNIORS ’82 49 JUNIOR CANDIDS CLASS OF 1982 — “WE BAD” 50 51 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bottom row, 1 to r: Judy Stachowiak (representative), Becky Holley (secretary). Top row: Mark Benoit (president), Todd Boulton (treasurer), Steve Michelin (vice-president). Above: Boy is Jeff Eaton funny looking. Left: Mmm, is this problem hard! Right: The beauty and the beast. 52 SENIORS David Aldrich Lee Allen Timothy Beavers Daun Benoit Todd Bringold Vincent Braman Mark Carlstrom Renae Brown Penny Brown Tammy Clark Joyce Cook Neil Clennan Rosemary Coon � ' a 11 Robert Coughlin Paul Dolinski Christine Dennis James Dunlap Julie Donley James Dorman Dawn Gengler Therese Given Joel Hardy Alan Harinq Patty Harrison Carol Haskin Robin Haskin Karen Heinig 59 Tina Hempton Ruth Henry Tonya Hoag Danny Hopkins Robert Hoffman Nettie Howe Dawn Johnson Susan Johnston David Jones Patrick Kelly William Kennedy Karla Kimmel Michelle Knoll Krystal Korman David Krchmar Shelly Krchmar Donald Krocker Roxanne Kullman Jill Linke 61 Jeffrey Lynch Shara Mahn Denise MacKay Thomas Lyons Ralph Martin Tracy Manick Lori Marshall Frank Moore Laura McAulay Mickey Maxwell Kathryn Murton Steven Moore Cynthia Patch Catherine Nevins Raymond Ramirez Dana Payne Jill Reed Katherine Roe Thomas Rolls John Roth Maryann Rulapaugh Timothy Rumsey Michelle Ryder Paul Schell Michael Scherrer Timothy Sharp Douglas Snyder Robert Shipman Gregory Shull Cheryl Thompson Cynthia Sulla Jacqueline Upton Larry Townsend Alfred Townsend Gail Vieau Manuel Vega David Watt Barry Wallace William Walraven William Weido Paul Webster Brian Weakland Linda White Leonard Wilkerson Mark Young Wayne Young CLASS OF 1981 John Renaud SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1 to r: Joyce Cook (treasurer), Krystal Korman (representative) Mark Young (president), Brian Weakland (vice-president), Tina Rotarius (secretary). STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Bottom row, 1 to r: Shelly Krchmar (treasurer), Terry Given (secretary). Top row, Kathy Murton (vice-president), John Roth (president). SENIOR CANDIDS 70 71 SENIOR On April 3 and 4 the senior class of 1981 presented the Senior play M'Liss . It was a double night sensation with over 400 people attending. The comedy-western was presented very well by the class of 81 under the direction of Mrs. Peggy Molter. The lead role was played by feisty freckle face Robin Haskiii who did a great job of portraing the sassy little M'Liss . A fine job was also done by John Roth who plaved M'Liss's father, who in the play gets killed. Mark Young, the handsome school teacher who was in love with M'Liss gets framed for her fathers death. But we must not forget the rest of the cast. George Smith= John Roth M'Liss= Robin Haskin John Grey= Mark Young Yuba Bill= Jack Renaud Mrs. Moffits= Wendy Boose Clytie Moffits= Lisa Wyzlic Bess Starlight= Tina Rotarius Clara Hunting= Joyce Cook Carter Langdon= Neil Clennan Dance Hall giris= Terry Given Laurie McAulay, Shelly Krchmar, Cindy Sulla. Cowboys= Dave Krchmar, Doug Snyder, Barry Wallace. Western couple= Tracy Manick, Sarah Adsit. Western couple 2= Leonard Wilkerson, Maryann Rulapaugh. Judge McSnaggley= Joe Perry PLAY CREW Sue Eaton, Dave Jones, Krystal Korman, Nettie Howe, Kendra Bleakley, Renae Brown, Judi Chaffee, Rosemary Coon, Lisa Geroux, Dawn Johnson, Jolene Kroske, Jill Linke, Joy Paquin, Cindy Patch, Susie Tetloff, Lisa Bennett, Michelle Knoll, Lynne Frit- zinger, Brian Weakland, Lori Marshall, Kay Shilakes, Dana Payne, Sharon Corrigan, Kathy Roe, Linda White. 73 JR.-SR. PROM The 1981 Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 2 at 7:00 in the evening. The theme this year was Stairway to Heaven. All of the planning paid off for the prom committee as people crowded the dance floor to dance to the music of Star Fire. An excellent dinner prepared by Mary Jane Hilton preceeded the dancing. The evening will be a night to remember for all who attended. 74 75 19 SENIORS 81 76 SPORTS VARSITY BASKETBALL Bottom row, left to right: David Jones, Todd Boulton, David Pifer, Kirk Elya, Steve Graves. Top row: Tom Rolls, Darryl Kelke, John Roth, Robert Zawicky, Mark Benoit, Coach Jim Cooper. Missing: Greg Johnson. JV ( BASKETBALL Bottom row, left to right: Dan Baldridge, Jeff Jones, Joe Geroux, Wendy Murton, Allen Weakland, Dan Fanslau. Top row: Pat Ehle, Lee Coughlin, Mike Winterlee, Jeff Yost, John Sulla, Coach Carl Anderson. Missing: Larry Cholody. 79 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Bottom row, left to right: Derek Elya, Earl LaFleur, Scot Steinaway, Matt Erwin, Dave Perry, Louis Duma. Middle row: Terry Dancer, Pete Haskell, Joe Johnston, Frank Jacobs, David Coughlin. Top row: Ray Henry, Eric Beasley, Scott St. Germaine, Rich Rolls, Coach Tom Laughlin. Missing: Steve Steinaway. Bottom row, left to right: Jill Rosekrans, Kris Johnson, Tracey Smith, Anna Beadle, Kathy Murton, Denise MacKay, Laurie McAuley, Jim Hardy, Scott Little. Middle row: Duncan MacDonald, Terry Given, Jeff Eaton, Steve MacLean, Chuck Pardue, Rex Holden, Jodi Nicefield, Scott Wyzlic, Colleen MacLean. Top row: Tim Sharp Vince Bramman, Joel Hardy, Kendra Bleakley, David Weitzel, George Agin, Bill Ridge, Chester Fitzgerald, Ted Schannhals, Coach Greg Warner. Missing: Richard Langenburg, Lee Blackledge, Jon VanEssen. 81 feT VARSITY n BASEBALL £@t Bottom row, left to right: Darin Weeks, Keith Helmka, Larry Townsend, Coach Wylie Sullivan, Leonard Wilkerson, Jim Dunlap, Steve Michelin. Middle row: Steve Graves, Dave Pifer, Doug Snyder, Brian Weakland, Mark Given, John Sulla. Top row: Ruth, Paul Dolinski, Joe Perry. Missing: Dave Krchmar, Rob Coughlin. VARSITY SOFTBALL Bottom row, left to right: Tammy Beadle, Margie Woodworth, Susie Larson, Denise MacKay, Carmen Sprague, Joyce Cook. Middle row: Sandie Little, Lisa Wyzlic, Judy Stachowiak, Julie Rosekrans, Roxanne Kullman, Sue Johnston, Carol Krawczynski. Top row: Assistant Coach Karen Thomicek, Carol Graves, Lynn Larson, Wendy Murton, Terry Given, Manager Shelly Sprague, Coach Mary Duvall. Missing: Assistant Coach Linda Stodolak. jv 4 © SOFTBALL Bottom row, left to right: Marie Coon, Mary Michelin, Terri Radtz, Coach Dave Rowe, Georgia Lynch, Cindy Socotch, Manager Nettie Howe. Middle row: Annette Roth, Janet LaDere, Mary Weitzel, Danon Wynne, Jill Erskine, Lisa Lepley. Top row: Karla Napier, Michelle Jacobs, Monica Thornburg, Karen Kidd, Aimee Mallory. BASEBALL Bottom row, left to right: Louis Kogler, Dave Laporte, Jim Hardy, Coach C.C. Hilliard, Robert Dodson, Steve Anderson, Rich Kogler. Middle row: Joe Johnston, Larry Cholody, Dave Coughlin, Eric Beasley, Eric Wiggins, Scott Wyzlic, Scott St. Geimame. Top row: Dave Harcourt, Tim Laymon, Mike Winterlee, Scott Holley, Kelly Friese, Brian Umphrey, Jim Reed Carlstrom, Coach Bruce Brandon, Greg Shull, Dave Jones, Dave Holden. 2nd. row: Jeff Jones, Greg Johnson, Bob Zawicky, Ray Henry, Rich Rolls, Chris Patrick, Frank Jacobs, Rex Holden, Tim Sharp. 3rd. row: Dan Williamson, Matt Erwin, Joe Geroux, Ray Ramirez, Jon Cowell, George Agin, Lee Coughlin, David Weitzel, Jeff Woodward. 4th. row: Derek Elya, Rich Langenburg, Tom Lyons, Jeff Eaton, Dave Watt, Vince Braman, Jeff Yost, Lou Duma, Steve Steinaway. Top row: Scot Steinaway, Jamie Aebersold, Dan Harris, Scott Bringold. GIRLS TRACK c Bottom row, left to right: Karla Harter, Regina Juneac, Ann Hopkins, Coach Peggy Molter, Michelle Knoll, Connie Douglas, Jodie Nicefield. Middle row: Janice Campbell, April Wall, Jan Oulette, Kelly Kerns, Veronica Benoit, Kim Kerns, Diane Redmond, Top row: Lori VanWert, Becky Holley, Siena VanEssen, Debbie Pifer, Colleen MacLean, Kendra Bleakley, Tracy Smith, Hope Erwin. VARSITY J Bottom row, left to right: Barb Keysor, Brenda Mrozek, Judy Stachowiak, Susie Larson. Top row: Kim Coburn, Janice Haskin, Tina Chaffee, Ann Wilson. Missing: Becky Holley, Debbie Niemi, Coach Becky Myers. Bottom row, left to ri Stacey Gamble, Tammy Top row: Kelly Black Brown, Siena VanEssen CHEERL FRESHMEN ht: adle, Mary Michelin. Joy Paquin, Renae Coach Ann Asikainen. Bottom row, left to right: Sue Little, Jan Ouellet, Julie Allison Top row: Kim Kerns, Robin Echout, Veronica Benoit, Kelly Kerns. Missing: Coach Kathy Starkweather. EADERS 89 HARRISON ATHLETIC BOOSTERS Officers: Sandra Kelke-President, Marguerite Niemi-Vice President, David Jones-Trustee, Dot Yost-Treasurer, Carol Coughlin-Secretary. Missing: Kay Haskin-Co-Treasurer. 90 Without the Harrison Athletic Boosters this years sports would not have been possible. On behalf of our school we would like to thank their. ACTIVITIES YEARBOOK Typist Janet Breiner Most people don't realize the amount of work it takes to effectively complete a high school yearbook. This year's book included an improved color section, and a special cover. The response to these features was over- whelming as 450 books were sold. Advisor Mr. Ducham and student editor Sue Eaton are very pleased with the results, and hope next year's book will meet this high standard. Editor Sue Eaton Graphics Jeff Cratsenburg, Scott Haskell, and Jeff Eaton. Missing Jon VanEssen. 92 STAFF Activities Judi Chaffee and Cindy Patch. Sophomore and Freshmen Carla Davis, Kelly Black, Lori Marshall, and Jill Linke. Sports Joyce Cook, Kim Switzer, and Paula Napier Jr’s and Sr’s. Kitti Carr, Susie Larson, Kim St. Germaine, and Susan Johnston. 93 ARTS CRAFTS SHOW DRAMA Mrs. Wood has put a lot of time and effort into her drama classes and the re- sults are clearly evident. B A N D Bottom Row, left to right: Mr. Carrier, Diane Redmond, Matt Gillette, Debbie Sansom, Chris Emerson, Sheri Woodward, Leona Tessman, Marie Coon, Chris Peterson, Laura Wallace. 2nd. Row: Shara Mahn, Mike Kreps, Carla Wilson, Jeni Mundinger, Rosemary Coon, Donna German, Vivian Steele, Maria Pifer. 3rd. Row: Larry Sheldon, Kurt Stocks, Janet Ladere, Dan Fanslau, Julie Hamsher, Shelly Bond. 4th. Row: Debbie Bond, Robin Kuhles, Loren LaValle, Ron Corrigan, Annette Roth, Ray Kreps, Steve Rowe. Top Row: Dan Williamson, Tim Atkinson, Doug Hopkins, Kevin Iutzi, George Agin, Scott Wyzlic. Debbie Sansom and Carla Wil- son were ac- cepted into the Lions All- State Band. They competed against 200 other students for a limited amount of pos- itions. 96 M U s I c Bottom row, left to right: Mr. Carrier, Sue Hoeft, Sharon Corrigan, Sandy Little, Cheryl Thompson, Amber Lowes. 2nd row: Peggy Luckes Robyn Nelson, Cindy Sulla, Wendy Boose, Laura Wallace, Annette Roth, Shara Mahn. 3rd row: Tammy Sargent, Terry Manick, Debbie Coulter, Barry Wallace, Linda White, Gary Wilson, Marge Woodworth. Top row: Kari Williams, Lillian Gruno, Regina Juneac, Michelle Cavanaugh, Neil Clennan, Yevette Russell, Gail Vieau. 97 lictrrismt (FrthmtP Editorial Dept. Front Row: Krystal Korman, Barry Wallace. Back Row: Mr. Ducham, Brian Weakland. News Dept. Front Row: Kari Williams, Karl Cleveland. Back Row: Linda Clark, Kathy Roe. Sports Dept. Features Dept. Front Row: Dave Jones, Joe Perry. Back Row: Terri Given, John Roth. TOP PICTURE Front Row: Tina Rotarious, Jill Rosekrans. Back Row: Shelly Krchmar, Wendy Murton, Marshelle Sager. BOTTOM PICTURE Front Row: Sue Hoeft. Back Row: Cindy Sulla, Tina Chaffee. Rob Coughlin Managing Editor Krystal Korraan Secretary Typist Advertising Dept. Front row: Rob Coughlin, Brian Weak land(pres- ident) , Terry Given(secretary), Susie Larson (vice president), Dave Jones. Middle row: John Roth, Terry Coon, Kathy Murton, Mick Young, Kris Johnson, Wendy Murton. Back row: Lori Brooks(membership secretary), Lisa Wyzlic(co-vice president), Jean Reinke, Lisa Aldrich, Lora Sleight, Dannon Wynne, Anna Beadle. Missing: Becky Holley F.C.A. PEP CLUB Front Row: Kathy Roe, Robbie Guay, Pat Ehle, Steve Michelin. Middle Row: Mike Bullard, Mr. Wooten, Mrs. Tobey, Mr. Sullivan, Jamie Guay. Back Row: Mark Given, Keith Helmka, David Pifer, Vicki Light- hall, Siena VanEssen. 100 POLICE TRAINING Front row: Dave Krchmar, Bob Loy, Kevin Brown, Mich- elle Ryder, Connie Carpenter(instruc- tor .) Back row: Kitti Nevins, Sue Johnston, Alfred Townsend, Chuck Smith, Jay Ogden. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Front row: Jill Rosekrans, Siena VanEssen, Vicki Lighthall, Chris Emerson, Sue Umbarger. Back row: Tammy Merry, Missy Donely, Kathy Roe, Miss Tobey (advisor), Marsha Hoag, Janet Ladere. 101 STUDENT ART Dave Sherrick starting to make a pot on the potters wheel. Many student art products are completed at Harrison High throughout the year. 102 SPRING NIGHT The 1981 Honors night was held on May 11th, 7:30 p.m., at the high school. It turned out to be a big success. Many people attended to watch the awards being presented to the deser- ving students. Mr. Smith an- nounced who had won Scholar- ships to attend various col- leges. Mr. Johnson presented Suedenes to those Seniors who have participated in sports throughout their high school years. Writing awards were given to those students who had participated in the Write-On contest. Over all, the Honors night turned out to be a very good time for everyone envolved. HONOR SOCIETY Top row, left to right: Karen Heinig, Cindy Sulla, Susie Tetloff, Dawn Johnson, Terry Given, Michelle Knoll, Kendra Bleakley, Tammy Clark, Lynne Fritzinger. Middle row: Brian Weakland, Dave Jones, Neil Clennan, Mick Young, Tom Lyons. Bottom row: Rosemary Coon, Sue Hoeft, Laurie McAulay, Joyce Cook, Kathy Murton, Kathy Roe, Denise MacKay, Lisa Wyzlic. MEDIA CENTER Sitting left to right: Jill Linke, Tina Rotarius, Robin Haskin, Shelly Bond, Carla Wilson, Rochelle Eckhout, Dana Payne, Cindy Patch, Mrs. Bosink. Standing: Lori Marshall, Laurie McAulay, Shelly Krchmar, Kathy Murton, Karla Kimmel, Krystal Korman, Michelle Knoll, Lynne Fritzinger, Renae Brown, Trudee Beadle, Janet Breiner, Terry Given, Joy Paquin. Mrs. Bosink, our librarian, has a lot of library aides through the day, together they make the library run smoother. Some of the many jobs the aides do consist of shelving books like Shelly and Krystal are doing to the right. Also they type dittos, check in and out books and pick up attendance slips. These jobs are all part of the daily routine for library aides 101 SENIOR PICNIC 1981 x— It was a warm sunshiny day May 22, when the Seniors met for their annual picnic. The pic- nic was held at the city park and a meal of bar- bequed beef, salads, cake and refreshments were served. Many games in- cluding a watermelon eat- ing contest, egg toss, sack race, three legged race, and horseshoes were played. The pic- nic started at 12:00 noon and ended at 6:00. It was enjoyed by all who attended. 108 GRADUATION Sunday, May 24, 1981 was the biq day for the Seniors of Harrison High School. The weather changed drastically from 80 degrees and sunshine on Saturday, to 65 degrees and rain on Sunday. Hughes Memorial field was the planned place for the commencement exercise. However, about twenty minutes before the ceremony began it was wisely moved to the gymnasium. After a delay of about thirty minutes the band sounded from the balcony, which signaled the Seniors to begin the traditional graduation march. Rev. Wargo from St. Luke's Lutheran Church opened the ceremony with a prayer. He also dedicated the ceremony to Rob Coughlin, who unfortun- ately was not in attendance. 110 1981 Mr. Tobey and Mr. Rosekrans pre- sented some special awards to deser- ving Seniors. David Jones was the recipient of the Charles A. Amble scholarship and the Hoffman-Bailey award. Kathy Roe (salutatorian), Mark Young (class president), John Roth (student council president), and Lynne Fritzinger (valedictorian) gave four original speeches to their . fellow classmates and the audience. • All in all the commencement exercises ran fairly well. For many people May 24, 1981 will be a day to remember for a long time. SENIOR QUOTES WENDY BOOSE - One does not fall in or out of love. One grows in love. LEE ALLEN - I have only just begun. SUE HOEFT - Be nice, smile, and be happy, the world needs it, party, have fun and get rowdy you deserve it. CINDY PATCH - The only way to have a friend is to be one. GREG SHULL - I have gained success only to become a successor, now where will my life lead me. JOYCE COOK - The biggest thing college prepares young people for is the knowledge of what it is like to be broke. PAULA NAPIER - Take love away from life and you take away all it's pleasures. SUE EATON - Every minute I am angry, I lose 60 seconds of happiness. PENNY BROWN - At last we have reached the threshold of our dreams. RENAE BROWN - If I can do it anyone can! LAURIE McAULAY - There is no time like the old time. When you and I were young. CHRIS DENNIS - Love does not consist of gazing at each other but look- ing outward together in the same direction. ROSEMARY COON - Good friends have a special way of brightening even the cloudiest day! JOE PERRY - I am he, as you are he, as you are me, and we are all together. LINDA WHITE - Life is like a ladder it's a long hard climb to the top'.' MARK YOUNG - Age may wrinkle the skin but lack of enthusiasm wrinkles the soul. VALERIE BAILEY - We are many lamps, who have found our way, say goodnight America, the world is waiting. JUDI CHAFFEE - The mind has a thousand eyes, and the heart but one; yet the light of a whole life dies when love is done. KATHY MURTON - The happy people are those who are producing something; the loved people are those who are consuming much and producing nothing. MIKE KENNEDY - Under the things that are beautiful lies the UNKNOWN! ROBIN HASKIN - If you can't talk life's not worth living. JILL LINKE - We have been friends in the sunshine and in the shade. LORI MARSHALL - You can take away my dreams of tomorrow, my goals of today, but you can never destroy my memories of yesterday. TIM SHARP - Sometimes a fantasy is all you need. Other times a fantasy just isn't enough. DAVE KRCHMAR - Life is something to look forward to, but only if you want it to be. SHARA MAHN - The rest of my life belongs to THE DUKE! TOM LYONS - I've finally found myself; who I am, what I want to be and the best is yet to come. KRYSTAL KORMAN - If I were to live my life over again, I would do all that I have done. TAMMY CLARK - 12 years of hard work and all I'm gonna get for it is a rolled up piece of paper, but it was worth it. DAVE WATT - I'm not easy, but I can be had. JOLENE KROSKE - Reach for your goals and you will accomplish the most out of life! LEONARD WILKERSON - School is over, and life is just beginning. PAUL SCHELL - ALL FORD LOVERS,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,BEWARE!!!!!!!! PETE BLOSSER - Whip it! JEFF ROWE - Let the good times roll. JOY PAQUIN - And you thought I couldn't do it! The 1 magpie can do anything!!! DANA PAYNE - We weep for what we may never lose. JAMES DORMAN - It's not enough to apologize, you should have never been wrong in the first place. NEIL CLENNAN - Without fear, there's no courage. For unless something is feared, facing it is not courageous. YVETTE RUSSELL - Still crazy after all these tears. TINA ROTARIUS - Get it while you can. CINDY SULLA - It's time for me to fly. NETTIE HOWE - She giggles at this, she giggles at that, and no one knows what she's giggling at. KAY SHILAKES - Do not morn for what can not be, celebrate rather for what is. KAREN HEINIG - What appears to be the end may really be a new beginning. DAWN GENGLER - I'm released from prison to face the world. PAUL DOLINSKI - See even us polocks can make it ! CARLA DAVIS - Life is a preparation for the future; and the best pre- paration for the future is to live as if there were none. BILL WEIDO - Young is seeing the world with blue and sunny skies. Young is a matter of mind and heart that has little to do with years. LYNNE FRITZINGER - The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot. KITTY NEVINS - If I can do it, anyone can! JERRY COTTRELL - Every good dog gets a little mange once in a while. RUTH HENRY - Happiness is nothing if it is not known, and very little if it is not envied. JANET BREINER - Take your time - think a lot, think of everything you got for you will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not. KATHY ROE - Don’t look back! TERRY GIVEN - But......I don't understand!!! LISA WYZLIC - Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime... SANDIE LITTLE - Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. RITA CLARK - Don't let the worries of yesterday interfear with today. Just let today be a better day. DAVE JONES - I don't know. I'll have to think about it. ROB COUGHLIN - Apple Scruffs. How I love you! ADVERTISING x : l JO'- O' v « C J Congratulations Class of 81 We Would Like To Wish You The Best of Luck Through The Years Ahead. Buyer's Guide CONGRATULATIONS MUTUAL CLASS OF 1981! BRUCE CHINN - Owner CVINRUDE 3EA NYMPH STHIL Harrison Sports Center SALES SERVICE 117 FIRST STREET HARRISON. 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