Harrison High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harrison, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1983 volume:

Magic Moments HARRISON HIGH SGHOOb Happisoi , Mickigan Join us now as we journey through a special time in our lives. The I story that these pages will tell is one of excitement, friendship and I unity. It is for this reason that we chose Magic Moments for the 1983 I Yearbook theme. As you look back and review this book, please remember I the times that were Magic for you. I YEARBOOK MAGIC The 1982 Yearbook Dance was a great success. Over 400 students attended, including several graduates from the class of 1982. It was a night of fun and excitement that will long be remembered. A full cash box made our night. Rowdy Sophomores show off their 1982 yearbooks. SPIRIT WEEK SPIRIT WEEK SPIRIT WEEK October 11-15, 1982 Monday Punk Rock Day Tuesday Reverse Role and Masquerade Day Wednesday Pajama, and Sunglass Day, Volleyball, and Snake Dance Thursday Hawaiian Beach Day, Reverse Hours Friday Blue and Gold Day, Homecoming Game, King and Queen crowned at half-time Harrison wins 7-6. 9 GbASS RIVAbRY Our reputation depends on this! Gimme another one! Throughout Spirit Week various class competitions took place. All classes struggled to be 1 at Harrison High. With a great amount of participation in all events, the school was filled with spirit. When all the points were tabulated the SENIORS came out on top! 11 Freshmen Terri Roth, Jeff Jones Freshmen Tim Agin, Dee Lyons Sophomores John Beavers, Lisa Bearss ROYAL MAGIC GOURT Homecoming Queen and King Karla and John HOMECOMING Lynn Larson, Lee Coughlin, Tammy Beadle, Greg Johnson, Karla Napier, John Sulla 13 BbCES BROTHERS MOGK ROGK Friday at the pep assembly our Mock Rock Final Competition was held between the SENIOR Band of the Blues Brother's and the JUNIOR Band of J. Geils, with a little show from the SOPHOMORE class with Adam the Ants! It was a close competition but the SENIORS came out on top!!! 14 STUDENT GOUNGIE Clockwise Secretary Michelle Jacobs Advisor Mr. Harris Treasurer Cindy Socotch President Jill Rosekrans Vice President Mary Michelin bB DBRS SENIOR OFFIGERS Clockwise Advisor Mr. Rowe President Lynn Larson Secretary Lisa Aldrich Advisor Mr. Hileman Treasurer Tammy Beadle Vice President David Weitzel Representative Pam Heinig 16 ADMINISTRATION 18 FAGUbTY ; KITCHEN STAFF GUSTODIAN Tim Agin Chuck Bailey Timothy Bond Bill Campbell Matthew Anderson Jean Bailey Stacey Beebe Denise Rowpr Rena Carr Jeri Joseph Bailey Bailey Greg Paul Beasley Beavers Tom Rrpwer Colleen Bricault DueWayne Brown Don Calkins in; Sue Cavanaugh Don Clark 24 Ernie Comer Dan Davis Lor ie Durham Vaiena Farrand Cheree Fries Kevin Cooke Angela De Barr Kelley Dygert Ron Firman Rhonda Fultz Saundra Corrigan Andy Dennis Rhonda Eckhout Vern Flamand Robbie Fultz T ina Cullen Teresa Denni s Douglass Elkins Quinn Frazier Ken Gamble Lynn Curns Cori Dinsmore Shannon Frazier Daryl Gardner Jennifer Dancer Scott Douglas Missy Evers Patrick Frederick - s. 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J im Gilman 25 I Steve Good Karren Henry Lauri Hoi1iday Renee Rhonda Johnson Johnson Julie Kerri Kaminski Keeler Dean Rodney Kozelenko Kramer Chris Howard Theresa Johnson Don Kuehl Carl Harrison Tammi Inskeep Larry Kelly T Robert Kuhles Kriss Harter Jodie Jarrad Dan Kaiser Richard Kipp Shannon LaFeir '• Ar A Don Hawley Laura Johnson Sandra Kaiser y j Kolette Korman James Larsor 26 Gary Leonard Pat Mahn John Morse Kristen Ogden Rita Powe11 Mark Levering Geraldine Maroney i I Tami Morton James O'Toole John Quibe11 Jane Mathews Donny Mulder Barbara Palmiter Dave Reed Shari Little Joe Mathias William Nagy William Paruszkiewicz Sandra Reed Tom Gary McCuistion Christopher Nagy Danee Paullin Doug Ressequie Dee Lyons Frederick Michelin Bob Norton Dale Pearson Steve Rice 27 Troy Richards Terri Roth Kerri Septer Kym Stamper Dennis Thompson Troy Robertson SueEllen Rumsey Tom Sherrick Lori Starkweather Lori Thompson Jane Russell John Shugg Stacy Stocking Jamie Thornburg Chris Roland Steve Jodie Root Rosekrans Jean Tom Rob Russell Schmitt'naus ler Seebeck Ian Swartz David Tomlinson Bonnie Tack Rose Truax Leon Tessman Amy Umphrey 28 Becky VanEssen Diana Watters Lisa Woodard Teresa Varney Carrie Wenderski T ina Wright i Cathy Wiehtman Rob Wyman Mat Wallace Doug Wiley Susie Walter J im Willis Ron Kenny Yesney Young Bill Witkowski Mary Zilska 29 GbASS OF 1986 S FRESHMEN FRESHMEN OFFIGERS Clockwise Secretary Sandy Kaiser Treasurer Angie DeBarr President Rob Seebeck Vice-President Rick Signs Advisor Mr. Streadwick Advisor Mr. Savara Representative Austin Roe Jacquelyn Ailles Lisa Bearss Annette Blackledge Jeff Brockway Cheryl Cavanaugh Karen Ailles John Beavers Dianna Blumerich Larry Brooks Lori Cholody Scott Albert Scott Beavers Brian Bonner Dan Clark Melissa Bennett Ralph Bower Mike Burnham Kimberley Clark Blaine Benoit Paul Bradley Denise Buyers Kim Conklin Doug Baumann Art Charles Bila Kelly Case Mike Coon 34 Peter Coon James Davis Mike Fultz Michele Griffus Laura Cooper Terisa Davis Bill Erskine Redgy Garver mm i w mm Brian Guay Bob Corrigan Ron Defoy F irman Jane Harrison Rich Cottrell Pam Dement Dave Fischer Joe German Eric Hartshorn Pat Craford Dave Dennis Laurie Fitzgerald Franny Ci ven Haskell Peggy Cramer June Dent Rodger Fox Brian Graves Amy Haskin 35 Jim Hendrickson 4 Scott Hopping Paula Krasinski Dan Laing William Maddox Carol Hill Cindy Howey Nina Larman Lois Mathias Dawn Hitt Dave Labadie Doris Levy Charlie Matthews John Hofmann Rick Jones Wendy Ladra Dan Lowery Tim McDonald Devin LaFeir Julie Ludeman Bob McMann Ian Holmes Bill i-Jo Knapp Lynn LaFleur Paula Macheske Jess Middleton 36 4 Gayle Miller Kelly Neary Pat Paruszkiewicz Tom Prince Lisa Ryder Sheli Moore Jody Neville Julie Pechacek Julie Regan Tonya Moore Lorraine Nicolai Brian Penn Bob Reynolds Laurie Samulonis Tracey Mothersbaugh Denise Niemi Vickie Powell Scott Rice Ronda Sanderson Dennis Mott Gary Norton Sharon Price Paul Napier Jim Parker Doug Prince Tammy Richmond Glen Sard Randy Rulapaugh Kathy Sargent 37 Knonaa Angela Signs Skowronski Sherry Julie Steinaway Stenger Mike Jay Tasker Thompson Tammie Jeff Tyler Vasher Steve Schutz Adam Slusser Teresa Thompson Mario Vega Kim Shakes Trever Smith Tyann Switzer Monica Thornburg , Michael Wales Montie Sherwood s k k Michele Sprague Kathleen Steele Joanne Tagliamonte Lorie Townsend John Tagliamonte Ralph Truax Mike Ward Shelly Warford 38 Neil Wilson Steve Watt Janie Winterlee A1 Mary Weisheim Weitzel Susan Vickie Witkowski Wright Scott Wiliman Arlene Wuolukka David Wilson Steve Young GbASS OF 1985 39 % SOPHOMORE MftGIG Clockwise Advisor Mr. Wales Representative Mary Weitzel President Lisa Bearss Advisor Mr. Pifer Vice-President Monica Thornburg Treasurer Joi Kidd Secretary Sherry Steinaway «felRIOPS Lissa Albertson Eric Beasley Melissa Brand Troy Condell Bill Curry Julie Allison Veronica Benoit Toni Bryant Scot Cooley i T i Terry Dancer Tasha Ardouin Joe Bent ley Sue Butler Scott Davis Sharon Bailey Maureen Bergin Bill Buyers Cindy Dawson Dawn Baxter -—-J Barb Carlson Dave Coughlin Bob Dement Anna Beadle Mark Bradman Bill Clark Patty Cox Bob Dodson 44 Lisa Donley Hope Erwin Diane Friese Laura Hanna . I VaDonna Hawley Matt Erwin I Jim Hardy Dorinda Heath Chris Fischer Bart Gallery Kris Harrington Ray Henry Robin Eckhout Chris Flynn « Bill Gazley Karla Harter ■ v r ‘ V f.v Scott Holley Bryon Elliott Matthew Gillett Pete Haskell Annie Hopkins Chris Emerson Kathy Frederick Tina Grandchamp Laurie Hasse Doug Hopkins 45 Pat Iutzi Kelly Kerns Louie Kogler David LaPorte Georgia Lynch Kim Kerns Bill Kohler Loren LaValle Lisa Mathews Frank Jacobs Denise Johnson Jon Kiger Laurie Kimmel Kay Ray Kramer Kreps Kim Lenning Rich Matthews «- ■ I Kathy Levering Wayne Mo Ida Joe Johnston Janet LaDere Sue Little Gina Morefield Kelly Kipp F.arl LaFleur Charlene Lobdell Larry Mroczkowski 46 Janet Parnicky Maria Pifer Carol Rol fe Marni Sedgman Jodie Nicefield mm Frank Paruszkiewicz Don Powell Rich Rolls Shakes Janine Nichols Earl Pearson J im Powe11 Chris Root Melissa Shull Julie Nicolai Kris Peterson Diane Redmond Slaught Ogden Brenda Petibone Tom Renaud Shelly Rutherford Larry Smith Pifer Janet Richardson Scott St .Germaine 47 Vivian Stpp 1 p it Hr! v« Marc Swartout Leona Tessman Steve Steinaway Karen Thornton Gary Stenger Susan Umbarger Kurt Stocks Toni Swarthout April Wall « t Tony Watters Sheri Woodward Nanci Weaver Danon Wynne Diana Weisfeld Scott Wyzlic John Wilson June Zawicky Rod Wit tig Scott Curtiss Jeff Woodward ¥ Tom Flower 48 HoiNnr « JUNIOR OFFIGERS Left to Right Advisor Mrs. Molter Representative Matt Erwin President Jeff Woodward Treasurer Georgia Lynch Secretary Diane Redmond Vice-President Scot Steinaway Advisor Miss Tobey Seniors vHUdrvcC c4dsit' •♦V ymV Oa,ref VZni) iAtarVtn. Jarranot Joseph Jjervux tftnaty iT arttu} C tnst pfier Jl u £C cMtckaef JCrefs (Jntfunty j sPorte 64 £t ftt£tu Socotcfi Vonnda, Spares vVicofe Spnujt OftdUene St Jofcn Jofin SuCfas L-jfleit Hfeaktand Stuart' Wallace Pafm Weaver vkan WiCfuikHS o6lh, Witfcams 'mate HONOR STUDENTS Pa edictoruiHs JtarlTZeytPtalil develanti Karl Cleveland, the 1983 Valedic- torian will graduate with a 4.07 grade point average. He moved to Harrison at a very early age and has been in- volved in many school and community activities. Karl has been a two year member of the National Honor Society, serving this year as Vice-President. A member of the Newspaper Staff for three years, Karl has showed a unique writing ability. This year's Senior Play was very successful and Karl played an important part in achieving that success! Karl has been a great asset to Harrison High School during the last four years. Michigan State University has accepted Karl into the Lyman Briggs College of Science. Con- gratulations Karl on all of your accom- plishments. Salutator tape JtH v4Uj soh Tfose erans The 1983 Salutatorian is Jill Rosekrans achieving a 4.06 grade point average. Although Jill was employed throughout her high school years, she still managed to give her studies top priority. This year Jill served as Student Council Pres- ident and also participated in the 1983 Senior Play. Sports activities have played a large part in Jill's high school years. In addition to three years in track Jill also was involved in basketball and skiing. Jill will be attending Lyman Briggs College of Science at Michigan State University in the fall. We wish Jill the best of luck at Michigan State and in the future. K Jjirstnt Prune 5 JficGeOe X, Jaa s Janec£_ ISoe Irenes. cMurrfu. SENIOR Pis AY Penny Sycamore....Kelly Russell Paul Sycamore.....DeWayne DeBarr Essie.............Colleen MacLean Ed................David Weitzel Donald............Tim Snover Rheba(Thursday)...Kris Frye (Friday)....Tammy Beadle Alice.............Lynn Larson Tony..............Greg Johnson Mr. DePinna.......Mike Winterlee Mr. Kolenkov......Brian Wightman Olga Katrina......Siena VanEssen Mr. Kirby.........Karl Cleveland Mrs. Kirby........Kari Williams Gay Wellington....Anne Gendregske Grandpa...........Chris Knoll Mr. Henderson.....Lee Coughlin Detective.........John Cowell Police............Karla Napier Jeff Yost 72 You Can't Take It With You. The Play was a family comedy directed by Mrs. Peggy Molter assisted by Cindy Socotch. ( 73 74 f SENIOR QUOTES 1 LISA ALDRICH: Trouble is a part of life, if you don't share it, you don't give the person who loves you a chance to love you enough. STEVE ANDERSON: All we are is just another brick in the wall. TIM ATKINSON: I never think of the future. It comes soon enough. KRIS BATES: Wherever you may go; just remember there's a rainbow!!! TOM BAY: Go for it! Rock and Roll forever!!! TAMMY BEADLE: Short people don't need shrinks! SHANNON BEARSS: Let's Go!!! KALVIN BENTLEY: There is gold and a mutitude of Rubies; but the lips of knowledge are a precious jewel. KELLY BLACK: What can I say? It was a gas! DEBBIE BOND: Live life to its fullest capacity and spread a little love, happiness and sunshine along your way. SCOTT BRINGOLD: If all else fails, read directions. MARY BROWN: Wanna smurf around? DAVID BURNHAM: Be cool, don't be a fool. LARRY CHOLODY: All I can say is...Burn'em when you leave! KARL CLEVELAND: Let the soul be joyful in the present, disdaining anxiety for the future and tempering bitter things with a serene smile. LEE COUGHLIN: School wasn't too cool, but the J. Ceils Band was grand. JOHN COWELL: Life is like a brick wall, you just can't climb it like a ladder. DEWAYNE DEBARR: No one will ever be as great as the class of 83!!! CHYREL DIBBLE: Oh-Tay!! Bu-Wheat!!! DEBBIE DUNHAM: I have done my dues, now its time for me to fly. JILL ERSKINE: You only live once, so live it to the best with success. RANDY EVERS: If you keep your mouth shut, the flies won't get in. KELLY FREESE: To All Freshmen; take a lot of math and science (with good grades) and maybe you can go to Michigan Tech, like Randy and me. STACEY GAMBLE: Hey Kelly, I think we're supposed to climb up the stairs of life, not fall down them! ANNE GENDREGSKE: I don't need no education, I don't need no false control. No dark sarcasm in the classroom. Teachers, leave me alone! CAROL GRAVES: Tomorrow is hope for something 1 haven't seen. KAREN GRISWOLD: In order to have a friend, you have to be one. DIANE GRUBAUGH: We are only as free as we let ourselves be. ROBERT GUAY: I love it!!! DAVID HARCOURT: That's the way it goes. First your money then your clothes. PAM HEINIG: I live for Fridays! JEFF HOSKEY: School. It's been real, its been nice, but it hasn't been real nice. MICHELLE JACOBS: Live everyday to the fullest and follow your dreams. WALLY JONES: To be or not to be, that's the question. To be is 83 anything else can't be. That's the answer. FRANK KAMINSKI: Roses are Red, Violets are Blue, If you'll be my friend. I'll pay you!!! CHRIS KNOLL: To all ye underclassmen; no one has done it or will do it better than The Senior Class of 1983!!! MIKE KREPS: And to an uncertain future we are treading, as our memories of this place fade into a lonely splinter of the mind's eye.... LYNN LARSON: Before I'm gone lets get it straight. Blondes are NOT dizzy and definitely have more fun!!! RANDY LENZ: Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away. Now it looks as though they're here to stay, oh I believe in yesterday. LEON LOY: If ya ain't got a Honda, ya ain't got nothin. COLLEEN MACLEAN: There's a right way and a wrong way, then there's my way which is more fun. 75 SENIOR QUOTES TOM MATHIAS: You can't step twice into the same river, for other waters are continually flowing on. MARK MERANDA: FREEZE-FRAME!!! MARY MICHELIN: Don't let dark clouds take away your sunny days. Strive to succeed, only you can make your dreams come true. CHRIS MITCHELL: Always remember...Go when the tides high. TROY MOTHERSBAUGH: And life goes on. JENI MUNDINGER: Many are the dreams we share, but few will share the dreams we seek. WENDY MURTON: Follow your dreams - hard work, discipline, desire and faith will get you a long way. KARLA NAPIER: Each day comes bearing its gifts, untie the ribbons. HENRY O'HARE: Don't forget, being rich isn't everything. TAMMY POWELL: gotta go...gotta go...gotta go...! DARIN REIN: The impossible is often the untried. JEAN REINKE: Be yourself. No one can ever tell you you're doing it wrong. KAREN ROCKWELL: Live, Listen, Learn. JANET ROE: I got by with a little help from my friends. JILL ROSEKRANS: Time flies,«suns rise and shadows fall. Let time go by; Love is forever overall. KELLY RUSSELL: As you dream so shall you become. TAMMY SARGENT: I know this must be somebody else's dream!!! LISA SEEBECK: The higher your ideas and wishes, the greater the final victory. LORA SLEIGHT: There are many joys that life can bring, but friendship is the sweetest thing. TRACEY SMITH: Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood. CINDY SOCOTCH: They say its better to be poor and happy than rich and miserable. But couldn't something be worked out, such as being moderately wealthy and just a little moody? DORINDA SPARKS: Nothing ventured. Nothing gained. NICOLE SPRAGUE: You have to work hard to earn a benefit, like; Graduation. Its the greatest feeling you'll have. RICHLENE ST. JOHN: Let's get smurfey! DAVID TAGLIAMONTE: He who gets too big for his britches, will be exposed in the end. JULIE THOMAS: As we close the door on yesterday and open the door on tomorrow, we realize that we've only just begun to live. RHONDA THORNTON: For all you underclassmen; eat your hearts out! MARY TUTTLE: We finally made it class of 1983! We're going into a whole new world. I wish the new Senior Class the best of luck. SIENA VANESSEN: Keep a positive attitude and your mind on all things and you'll accomplish the things you want to achieve. YVONNE VOLKER: If you learn nothing else, learn to like yourself and others will follow. PAM WADE: Don't give in without a fight. MICHAEL WALTER: Life is a mystery to be lived, not a puzzle to be solved. DAHN WEAVER: Everything in life goes your way if you do it right. • DAVID WEITZEL: Remember people, that no matter who you are or what you do, to live, drive or survive, there are still somethings that make us all the same; you, me, them, everybody. BRIAN WIGHTMAN: The enchanter may confuse the outcome, but the effort remains sublime. KARI WILLIAMS: I believe in nothing; everything is sacred. I believe in every- thing; nothing is sacred. MIKE WINTERLEE: Hey Weitzel - B.M.N.! p.s. I hear rats!!! KELLY RUSSELL: TAMMY SARGENT: LISA SEEBECK: LORA SLEIGHT: TRACEY SMITH: CINDY SOCOTCH: DORINDA SPARKS: NICOLE SPRAGUE: BRIAN WIGHTMAN: KARI WILLIAMS: MIKE WINTERLEE: 76 Front Row, left to right: John Wilson, Bill Clark, Larry Coon, Rich Rolls, Ray Henry, Steve Steinaway, Don Powell, Joe Johnston, Lou Duma. Middle Row, left to right: Chris Knoll, Jeff Penn, George Agin, David Tagliamonte, Bob Dobson, John Cowell, Mark Bradman, Greg Johnson. Back Row, left to right: Coach Dick Harris, John Sulla, Dave Coughlin, Lee Coughlin, Scott Holley, Scott Steinaway, Matt Erwin, Earl LaFleur, Frank Jacobs, Darin Rein, David Weitzel, Coach Dave Rowe. Season Record: 3 wins, 6 losses. Front Row, left to right: Jeff Brockway, Robbie Fultz, Eric Hartshorn, Chris Roland, Fred Michelin, Steve Rice, Doug Wilex, Vern Flammond, Doug Ressequie, John Tagliamonte, Ron Yesney, Rob Seebeck. Middle Row, left to right: Brian Penn, David Tomlinson, Mike Fultz, Scott Douglas, Bill Erskine, Scott Rice, Jeff Haskell, Troy Ankney, Chuck Bila, Don Hawley, Troy Robertson, Mat Wallace. Back Row, left to right: Coach Bill Mishler, Tim Agin, Jeff Vasher, Doug Bauman, Gary Sager, Matt Anderson, John Beavers, Andy Dennis, Paul Beavers, Tom Sherrick, Stacy Stocking, Blaine Benoit, Jeff Jones, Coach Mike Petrongelli. Front Row, left to right: Tyann Switzer, Carol Hill, Kriss Harter, Robyn Kelke, Dee Lyons, Teresa Varney, Amy Haskin. Back Row, left to right: Coach Dave McAndrew, Janet LaDere, Janie Winterlee, Lisa Bearss, Tina Wright, Julie Pechacek, Tina Cullen, Sheli Sprague. Season Record: 14 wins, 4 losses. M l l Front Row, left to right: Lisa Keith, Karla Harter, Georgia Lynch, Dorinda Heath, Mary Weitzel. Back Row, left to right: Coach Carl Anderson, Hope Erwin, Wendy Murton, Debbie Pifer, Monica Thornburg, Annie Hopkins, Jodie Nicefield. Season Record: 11 wins, 8 losses. 83 Left to Right: Anna Beadle, Mary Michelin, Tammy Beadle, Kris Peterson, Susan Little, Maureen Bergin, Julie Allison, Laurie Hasse, Robin Eckout. Left to Right: Cathy Wightman, Tammy Richmond, Angie Skowronski, Quinn Frazier, Lori Cholody, Denise Niemi, Bonnie Tack, Kelley Dygert. Front Row, left to Sulla. Back Row, Greg Johnson, Dave right: Brad Dillenback, Earl LaFleur, Lee Coughlin, John left to right: Ray Henry, Mark Bradman, Coach Jim Cooper, Coughlin. Season Record: 8 wins, 12 losses. HORNET VIGTORY n Front Row, left Scott Douglas. Michelin, John to right: Jeff Jones, Andy Dennis, Jim Hole, Jeff Vasher, Back Row, left to right: Coach Brian Schmittner, Fred Sullivan, Austin Roe, Jeff Haskell, Dave Fischer, John Morse. Season Record: 9 wins, 11 losses. Front Row, left to right: Kelley Dygert, Montie Sherwood, Cathy Wightman, Tammy Richmond, Back Row, left to right: Joi Kidd, Lori Cholody, Julie Pechacek, Jennifer Dancer. G H E E R h E A D E R S -v Left to right: Greg Beasley, Coach Greg Warner, Gary Sager, Kon Yesney, Chuck Pardue, Rob Seebeck, Vern Flammond, Ken Gamble, Shannon Bearss, Paul Bradley, George Agin, Duncan MacDonald, Jeff Brockway, Stacy Stocking, David Weitzel. Season Record: 3 wins, 3 losses, 1 tie. READY-SET-GO!! Left to right: Mary Weitzel, Coach Greg Warner, Colleen MacLean, Jodie Nicefield, Dane'e Paullin, Diane Redmond, Denise Niemi, Tracey Smith, Wendy Murton, Robyn Kelke, Sue Buttler, Lisa Bearss. .Season Record: 5 wins, 2 losses. Front Row, left to right: John Cowell, Tom Sherrick, Mark Bradman, Randy Evers, Ray Henry, Bill Clark, Bob Dodson, Lou Duma, Rich Rolls, Earl LaFleur. 2nd Row: Joe Geroux, Rob Seebeck, Paul Napier, Chuck Bila, John Wilson, Stuart Wallace, Troy Condell, Shannon Frazier, Scott Douglas, Rob Fultz. 3rd Row: David Tagliamonte, Brian Guay, Doug Ressequie, Peter Coon, Ron Yesney, Frank Kaminski, Robert Martin, Jeff Jones, Troy Ankney, Fred Michelin, Ian Swartz. Back Row: Lee Coughlin, David Weitzel, Chris Knoll, David Coughlin, Darin Rein, Matt Erwin, Jim Hole, Matt Anderson, Frank Jacobs, Scott St.Germaine Pat Iutzi, Coach: Mr. Brandon. Season Record: 4 wins, 3 losses. , VV V v.vlv.v £ '  «   v  : vv I iiHMai ——pa .irf- CMBkJ Front Row, left to right: Chris Fischer, Julie Pechacek, Melissa Shull, Chris Root, Jodie Nicefield, Siena VanEssen, Kriss Harter, Vickie Wright Anne Hopkins. Middle Row: Becky VanEssen, Rhonda Eckout, Hope Erwin, Julie Ludeman, Dawn Baxter, Julie Allison, Diane Redmond, Laura Hanna, Quinn Frazier, April Wall, Carol Rolfe, Laurie Samulonis. Back Row: Coach Peggy Molter, Tonya Moore, Tyann Switzer, Angie Skowronski, Julie Stenger, Bonnie Tack, Debbie Pifer, Jill Rosekrans, Lori VanWert, Jodie Jarrod, Karla Harter, Jennifer Dancer, Janet Richmond, Cathy Wightman. Season Record: 3 wins, 5 losses. B A S E B A h 100 Front Row, left to right: Bryan Umphrey, Coach Wylie Sullivan, John Sulla. Middle Row: Kelly Freese, Tony Robertson, Jim Hardy, Larry Cholody, Brian Penn, Tony LaPorte. Back Row: Jeff Penn, Eric Beasley, Scott Holley, Mike Winterlee, Joe Johnston, Mark Swartout. Season Record: 5 wins, 13 losses. We DEFINITELY need a hit! Front Row, left to right: Mike Wales, Tim McDonald, Coach C.C. Hilliard, Scott Hopping, Chris Roland. Middle Row: Dave Fischer, Jess Middleton, Ted Atkinson, Jody Neville, Jeff Brockway, Rickie Brown. Back Row: John Sullivan, David Clark, John Hofmann, Scott Rice, Greg Beasley, Bill Campbell, Mat Wallace. Season Record: 2 wins, 14 losses. 102 Front Row, left to right: Jamie Thornburg, Carole Hill, Shelly Sprague, Coach Dave Rowe, Joi Kidd, Danee Paullin, Amy Umphrey. Back Row, left to right: Kim Shakes, Jane Harrison, Kolette Korman, Tammy Tyler, Robyn Kelke, Jodie Rosekrans, Terri Roth, Kerri Septer, Kerri Keeler, Lisa Ryder. Season Record: 5 wins, 12 losses. N Front Row, left to right: Missy Evers, Wendy Murton, Georgia Lynch, Mary Michelin. Back Row: Lisa Keith, LaDere, Monica Thornburg, Lynn Larson, Karla Napier, Season Record: 3 wins, 14 losses, 1 tie. Coach Mary Duvall, Dee Lyons, Janet Tammy Richmond. ON OUR WAY TO VIGTORY!! 105 y Activities SWEETHEART COUPLE Karla Napier Dave Coughlin SWEETHEART COUPLE NOMINEES Jeff Penn Chris Root, Dave Coughlin Karla Napier, Lou Duma Joi Kidd SNOW BOWb WEEK The 1983 Snow Bowl was held at Harrison High School during the week of February 14-18. Many students participated in various activities. Pants big enough for two. 108 109 The 1983 Yearbook Staff proudly presents Magic Moments . Throughout the school year the staff worked very hard to meet all their deadlines. We hope you enjoy all the magic moments that we have collected for this book. YEARBOOK STAFF 110 ♦ t PHOTOGRAPHY Jim Hardy, Scott St.Germaine, Colleen MacLean, David Weitzel JUNIORS SENIORS B Kelly Russell, Kelly Friese Tammy Beadle, Diane Redmond I ADVISOR: Mr. Ducham EDITOR: Kari Williams The Harrison Tribune staff published twenty issues throughout the school year. Some of the special features included lotteries, holiday issues, mystery people and horoscopes. Ads purchased by area merchants and paper sales helped pay for the printing machine. We wish next year's newspaper staff the best of luck! NEWSPAPER STAFF 112 I PRINTERS Henry 0 Hare Allen Weakland, Chris Knoll ADVERTISING Brian Guay, Lynn Larson, John Ruth, Dorinda Heath, Georgia Lynch 113 Front Row: Jackie Ailles, Jim Gilman, John Warren, Tom Schmitthausler. Back Row: Diana Weisfeld, Cathy Steele, Charlene Lobdell, Vivian Steele, Janet Roe, Miss Tobey, Karen Ailles. ORGANIZATIONS Front Row: Mr. Sullivan, Siena Van Essen, Vicky Lighthall, Wendy Murton, Brian Guay, Austin Roe, John Beavers, Miss Tobey. Back Row: Sandy Kaiser, Jody Neville, John Sullivan, Scott Rice, Dave Fischer, Bob Corrigan, Steve Barber, Steve Rice. 114 Front Row: Jennifer Dancer, Julie Allison, Dawn Baxter, Maureen Bergin, Joi Kidd, April Wall, Gina Morefield, Tammy Richmond. Middle Row: Montie Sherwood, Chris Fischer, Janie Winterlee, Tyann Switzer, Denise Niemi, Kris Peterson, Karen Rockwell, Jamie Thornburg. Back Row: Lori Cholody, Lisa Bearss, Julie Pechacek, Amy Haskin, Mrs. Coughlin, Danon Wynne, Anna Beadle, Lori VanWert, Angie Skowronski, Mashelle Sager, Kendra Fultz. 1 15 Front Row, left to right: Kris Bates, Mary Michelin, Lora Sleight, Jean Reinke, Lynn Larson, Karen Griswold, Karla Napier, Carolyn Graves, Colleen MacLean, Jill Rosekrans, Jenifer Mundinger, Tammy Beadle. Middle Row: Tim Atkinson, Karl Cleveland, Brain Wightman, David Weitzel, George Agin, Randy Lenz, Kelly Freese. Back Row: Janet Roe, Kari Williams, Lisa Seebeck, Tracey Smith, Wendy Murton, Michelle Jacobs. Missing: Siena VanEssen and Duncan MacDonald._________ HONOR SOGIETY scholarship leadership character service 116 Front Row, left to right: Georgia Lynch, Karla Harter, Dorinda Heath, Marni Sedgman, Diane Redmond, Hope Erwin, Anne Hopkins, Kelly Black, Debbie Pifer, Melissa Brand, Kris Harrington, Lori VanWert, Charlene Lobdell, Vivian Steele. Middle Row, left to right: Kim Lenning, Loren LaValle, Robert Signs, Scott Wyzlic, Bill Clark, John Ruth, Eric Beasley, Dave Coughlin, Chris Fischer. Back Row, left to right: Jill Erskine, Tina Grandchamp, Chris Root, Danon Wynne, June Zawicky, Phyllis Wilson, Lisa Keith, Dawn Baxter, Kris Peterson, April Wall. Missing: Matt Gillett and Susan Umbarger. NEW MEMBERS Jp. - Sp. prom bet the memories last forever '— The 1983 Jr. - Sr. Prom was held on May 7th at the Surrey House. After a filling dinner those in attendance were enter- tained by the live band Fast Break . The Essence of Rome and the excitement of the crowd filled the air as every- one enjoyed their evening. ------ 118 119 Happy Students With Awards Honors Night was held on May 16, 1983 in the High School gymnasium. Many awards were given to deserving students. Awards were given for attendance, scholarship, yearbook, and sports. This is a very impor- tant event in which students are recognized for their many accom- plishments during their high school career. HONORS NIGHT Jill Roskrans receives a business scholarship. Mr. John L. Tobey III awards scholastic honors. 120 MAY 27, 1983 SENIOR PIGNIG MAY 29, 1985 There was excitement in the air on May 29, 1983. Nearly 3,000 people came to witness the commencement excerises for the class of 1983. Due to the inclement weather, the gradua- tion ceremonies were held inside the gymnasium. Speeches were given and a somber mood settled over the crowd as Mr. Tobey read the class role for the last time. For the gradu- ates marching out of the gym with diplomas and enthusiastic smiles, this was a day to be remembered. GRADUATION GRADUATION Tfee 1983 Yearbook Staff Woald bike To Express Oar Sincere Thanks To The People Who Helped Make This Book a Saccess . THANK YOU! MAC LEAN PHARMACY WE CARE ABOUT YOUR HEALTH OPEN: MON SAT 9am 7pm SUNDAY 10am 2pm Bridal Registry Beauty Aids Jewelry Cards Gifts 155 North Second - 539-7828 L 155 North Second « •7828 TO? ? r CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Harrison Sports Center BRUCE CHINN SALES SERVICE Boats.Docks Accessories Polaris Snowmobiles Jonsered Sea Nymph Evinrude Mariner Stihl 539 7026 Snowsnake Mountain Inc. In the heart of Michigan's Vacation Land Triple Chairlift The Brockways 539 6583 Harrison Gas Oil Co. Radio Shack Firestone Mobil Oil Products MoTh' HF REGULAR 4 HARRISON LOCATIONS Shoppers Save Mart Party Snacks Beer and Wine Pepsi and Coke Products 111 North First Street RO. Box 379 Harrison,Michigan 48625 J Rays Auto Parts 599 NORTH 1st. STREET 539-7193 CAR QUEST 3? IS The Flower Shoppe FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Bouquet or Plant Arrangements 5539-3071 MON SAT 9to 5 Congratulations Seniors Queen’s Court Beauty Salon Vickie Carpenter Owner micis MUIAMNTI ----TT-------1 CUT IMG MOM wave ; I . 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CLARE AVE. •TATE LlCINeco HARRISON. MICH «8628 539-2262 Congratulations CLASS of 1983 YOU GOT IT GO FOR IT With love from the Tagliamonte’s HARRISON LUMBER HOME GARDEN CENTER SKI DOO SNOWMOBILE SALES SERVICE Carpet Plumbing Electric Paint Building Material Hardware CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 1983 A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO: Thomas Keiswetter Robert Guiliani John Ruth Bill Carr For Producing Professional Quality Work For The 1983 Yearbook