Hartland High School - Hartland Yearbook (Hartland, MI)

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THE CLASS OF 1987 REMEMBERS SALLY JEAN BOUTELL 1969-1984 Christmas is a time for caring. Christmas is a time when families should be together with their love for each other, with dinner and presents under the Christmas Tree, and celebrate Jesus ' s birth. Love Sally Boutell OUR ERI-MAN When he shall die take him St cut him out in little stars and he will make the face of heaven so fine that all the world will be in love with night and pay no worship to the garish ship. Erik Birzgalis ERIK MICHEAL BIRZGALIS 1969-1984 SALLY BOUTELL She warmed our hearts with her eternal smile, knocking down the ob- stacles and enjoying life as an ultimate privilege. Her weakness was our strength, for she remind- ed us that life is a pre- cious thing and we should never take it for granted. JOHN PETER GOLLA 1968-1985 ERIK BIRZGALIS Me was a very enthusias- tic athlete, and a good one at that. Those whose lives were touched by him remember his warm and friendly personality, flis life with us ended much too soon, but he left us with many special memories, that can nev- er be taken away. JOHN GOLLA With his humorous per- sonality and his practical jokes, he attracted many friends, tie enjoyed going to school and was a real peopleperson. The wheelchair wasn ' t an ob- stacle for John, he lived life and loved every mo- ment of it. TAMMY HANSEN tier eyes sparkled like stars and her smile was just as bright. She was a national Honor Society member, an avid athlete, and a warm-hearted friend to everyone who knew her. Her short life ended tragically, but we were all left with a price- less treasure of having known her. TAMMY LYNNE HANSEN 1969-1986 John always was an Eddie Murphy Fan. Here are some quotes that John always imitated from Eddie Murphy: Now that ' s a fire! ' ' It ' s just so ridiculous! ' ' Goonie Goo-Goo! ' ' ' Anything is possible if only you believe. -Tammy L. Hansen

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f • , VWi- - 4 Homecoming made a big splash at tiartland High the week of October 13 thru 18. Wednesday October 15 was the night of the powder puff game where the almightly seniors defeated the juniors with a 12-0 score. Friday October 1 7 was Blue and Gold day and [he spirit jug battle between the juniors and seniors. Even though the juniors were the loudest, the sen- iors out-spirited them. Also on the 1 7th, the Seniors took first place in the float contest with the Peter Pan ' pirate ship. Second place went to the junior class their version of Snow White . The Freshman came in third with Dumbo , while the sophomore class took fourth place with The Three Little Pigs. The Royal homecoming Court consisted of Queen Colleen Colliton and King Jeff Brunner. Denise Sie- man. Matt Rauch, Cheryle Randolph, and Doug Vowles also represented the Seniors. Mary Novak and Pat Meswinter represented the Juniors. Repre- senting the Sophomores were Linda Nussle and Dave Prain. Freshmen representatives were Heidi Wold and Tom Morse. Even though the Eagles put forth much effort, they sunk to a sad defeat against South Lyon, the final outcome was 18-9. Last but not least was the Home- coming Dance. Everyone had waves of fun and jammed to the tunes!!

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