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"For Sports Fans, By Sports Fans" The lighter side of sports.
Bryan Harsin is just living the dream.
Harsin, who was a Boise quarterback from 1995-1999, got his head coaching start at Arkansas State before he got his dream opportunity to come back to his former school and be the head coach of Boise State.
On Friday night, Boise State took on Marshall, and although the game was quite ugly, the Broncos came out on top 14-7.
After the game, Harsin spoke to reporters, but people wanted to know more about his insanely hot wife in the background.
Let’s take a few more looks at Kes Harsin:
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Missy and I are 2017 Monument Builders of North America Designers of the Year. We also won awards for Best Flat Marker Design 2017, Best Large Monument Design 2017, Best Small Monument Design 2017 and Best Laser Etched Design 2017. I am past-president of the Tennessee Monuments Builders Association, 2001-2003. I am a member of Monument Builders of North America, Memphis Chamber of Commerce and Germantown Chamber of Commerce. I am a graduate of the Elberton Granite Association Advance Design class and an instructor at the 2002 and 2005 EGA.
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We have placed memorials in every state in the U.S. and several different countries. Our gallery and studio is in Memphis, TN
We are better at designing unique monuments than your local company and you will find we will surpass them in customer service as well.
I, also, try to buy locally but only if it is my best choice. Many local companies carry ordinary stock gravestones and grave markers but most don’t do much creative or custom cemetery art. Custom stone work is the focal point of our business so we have an experienced design team, graphic artists, the best sculptors and state of the art equipment.
It is illegal and untrue. Westmemorials.com and our designs are protected by copyright laws. The pictures you are seeing are the result of discussions and drawings between us and our clients. We have used the same sculptor for over 10 years as his skill and expertise is superior to others. We pour our hearts into our designs. We take great pride in making each memorial unique in some way. This kind of love can’t be copied. There is a reason our memorials look better than you have seen anywhere else.
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No. The local tombstone company is not making the memorial in your city and, generally, only letters memorials at their location. Granite headstones are being manufactured elsewhere and are shipped to the local company. Shipping has been factored into their pricing. Since we are in Memphis the “distribution center of the world” and home of FedEx, we get amazing shipping rates. Most of the time you will pay less in shipping from us than you do from the local company.
Traditional shape granite monuments will normally ship in 6-8 weeks. Unique, hand carved, custom memorials can take 4-6 months. We are constantly striving for the shortest time possible.
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We will take care of everything. We will make sure the cemetery allows what we are making for you and find an installer to place the memorial. We do this at no charge as a courtesy for our clients and allow you to pay the installer directly. Be wary of a company that gives you the task of finding an installer, this is not your job.
We are responsible for the stone until it is delivered. On the rare occasion that a stone is broken, we will handle all paperwork with the trucking company. We will either repair or replace the stone.
No, No, No. All companies you see online are not the same. We are memorialists.
Decades of work, study, experience and desire results in the company you find in West Memorials. We are memorialists that use the internet to offer our talents and artistry to anyone, anywhere that needs our expertise. We are not a company that “was trying to think of something that they could sell online”, or a company that “was trying to make some extra money” as I’ve been told by other companies selling online. We are a memorial company that uses the internet to show you that you don’t have to settle for ordinary memorial art or for being overcharged.
This is great news! The designs you are seeing are what other people wanted and not necessarily want you want. With our website we are trying to show you that you do not have to settle for common gravestones. Everyone deserves something unique to them and the designs shown on our site are there to inspire and culminate ideas. If you see the exact memorial you want on our site then that is awesome but we also encourage questions. This is an important decision and we are the people that can help you the best.
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In it you will see the life of our school in action and many other things. The name of the school is Lapeer Senior High-located on the northwest corner Of the old Lynch farm; longitude eighty-three degrees, latitude forty-three degrees.
The date is 1962, the advent of our new school, the time is just before graduation.Student Cife Section
Look and See. Show and Tell, This is the School We know so well. Gquation for Success Dedication Plus UA)r£ • %
Dedication p. 26
Administration And Jaculty p. 18
Contents
Organisations p. 82
juniors And SopHomores p. 106
Advertising p. 120We Dedicate
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We the Student Body of Lapeer High wish to honor our parents and interested groups, who have made our new High School possible. In so much, as to show our gratitude of your endeavour to promote learning and understanding we dedicate this book to you.
At left, a parent talking to Mr. Me Eachern, during Open House.Parents come to our school for various reasons. Here we find some enjoying the band concert which was presented at an assembly program.
Open House a time for parents to visit not only school but also teachers. A Time set aside by the administration for parents to discuss problems with teachers.
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The Home Coming Assembly brought interest to several parents who suddenly found themselves caught up in the swirl of activities, when they discovered their daughters were candidates.
"And they've asked a friend of mine what they should put in the cornerstone for people to dig-tTp a thousand years from now. Of course, they've put in a copy of the New York times and a copy of Mr. Webb's Sentinel. We're putting in a Bible and the Constitution of the United States and a copy of William Shakespeare's Plays. . . . Y'know Babylon once had two million people in it, and all we know about 'em is the names of the kings and some copies of wheat contracts and the sales of slaves.
Capeer Board Of Gducation
Taking another step in keeping with our theme of Our Town, we have taken the pictures of the School Board members at their place of occupation. As you look at these citizens of our community you will no doubt notice that they come from all walks of life to serve the school and the community.
We are sorry that Dr. Green's picture is not shown on these pages, but unfortunately he was not available at the time these pictures were taken.
MR. ALBERT SEELYE
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We the student body of Lapeer Senior High would like to express our gratitude to our school board for the site in the construction of our new high school.
So often, we forget the blood, sweat, and tears that are unfolded in a project of this nature. We trust that you our representatives of the community will carry on in this same manner in the years to come. For the greatest asset we can leave our children is an education.
MR. R. C. RASMUSSENMR. ROGER J. GRAZIER
MRS. HANSONAdministration
Mr. C. K. Schickler, Superintendent
Mr. Charles Harrow, Principal
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Mr. Gordon Hall, Business Manager
Mr. Sandy Beach, Vocational
Mr. Ron Warner, Assistant Superintendent
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Mr. Sidney DeCou, Physical Education
Mrs. Elinor Bothell. Mathematics
Miss Alice Otis, Physical Education
Mr. Frederick Beaudoen, Social Science
Mr. David Amundsen, Science Mrs. Elinor Compton, English
Mr. George Grenevitch, Industrial ArtsMr. Alfred Wilson, Industrial Arts
Mr. Edward Lincoln. Social Science
Mr. Rodney McEachern, CommercialMrs. Marian King, Commercial
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Mr. James Jessop, Agriculture Seniors
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Mary Allen
Carmen Agnew
Garry Arnold
Judith Baldwin
Timothy ArthurJeanne Batzloff
Stuart Bellanger
Lynn Bird
Niel Ban
Cathy Beardsley
Gary BentlyDonald Boots
Paula Braden
Annette Bliss
Luciild Broecker
Linda Bonesteel
Dave BrownDonna Buckingham
David Bums
Gary Chamberlin
Curt Carter
Pat Chisholm
Janice BullisCarol Ann Conger
Larry Clark
Bobette Clemens
George Cook
Leon Cook
Tom ConnerGwen Davidson
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Helen Delong
Norman Dimick
Susan Dykes
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Edward EdwardsWayne Engle
Patrica Elaine Evans
Judith Ann Farrington
Bethany Euler
Sharon FerneeRoger Fisher
Bonnie Fraim
Raymond Fox
James Gark
Gary Gee
Michael From wilierDee Green
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Ben Grenya Jo Ann He iter
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Cecelia Hessler Mary Lynne June
Sharon Knoll
Bruce Katzmark
Roger Keeran
Sharon Kalar
Ernest Arthur KollhoffBeth Locke
Sandy Lynk
Patricia Kuhlman
Alex Lebedovych
Patricia Me Inally
Margaret Me KinstryArthur Miller
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Doug MUlerCarolyn Molosky
Richard Morris
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Wayne MurryDonald 0 Briant
Mary Jane Palo
Martha 0 Briant
Daryl Parker
Karen Paslean
Bette PearsallDonald Poole
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William PopeCheryl Potter
Sharon Potter
Arthur Rancour
Annette Rabb
Catherine Psenski
Tom QuadeAlfred Reeser Richard Schalau
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Joann SchmidtArdith Skene
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Diane Smith Carole Stewart
James Summers Dennis Truax
Keith O. Truax
Marsha Vesely
Sharlene Walker
David Tucker
Cheryl Jean TyrrellJim Williams
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Roger Wilson 64AutograpdsValedictorian
Roger Keeran is the son of George Keeran and of Mrs. Donald Ahrens of 111 Clay Street, Lapeer. He has always attended Lapeer schools. Roger is president of the Student Council, active in Debate, Forensics, and Dramatics. He was on the school newspaper staff for two years and is a member of Tennis Varsity Team. He took part in the Model United Nations at Hillsdale College in 1961. Roger also has received a letter of commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation for superior testing in 1961, being one of less than 2 percent of all secondary school juniors.
Roger plans to attend either Michigan State University or Wayne State University. He plans to major in education or to study medicine.
Valedictorian
Carol Hunt is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith E. Hunt of 642 Lincoln Street, Lapeer. She attended the Monroe Schools of Monroe, Michigan, from 1949 to 1960. She entered Lapeer High School in the fall of 1960. During the past two years she has been secretary of her class, a member of The Future Teachers' Club, a member of the Yearbook Staff, of the Student Council. She has been an active member of the Debate team and of the Forensics club. Carol received a letter of commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation for superior performance in testing in 1960, being one of less than 2 percent of all secondary school juniors.
She also ranked as one of the ten highest in the State of Michigan in the national test in search of the American Homemaker of Tomorrow.
Carol plans to attend the University of Michigan to study medicine or languages.
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