JUNE 14 - 20. 1987
9
12
i hland Par
Lynette gr duated from the
former Highland Park High
School, no the Community
College on Glendal and
Third
Four others graduated from
the Glendale building:
Broderi ('69), Yvette ('72),
James, Jr. ('74), and Evelyn
('76).
JAMBS ('7 .. ) . 01ief Stewart at
e SterliDc Has Quys1er plant
MATI1IBW ('86), a pm.te in
Army. . b ill tioDed
GcnDlllJ·
igh
chool graduate
Seven graduated from the
new Highland Par Com­
m�ty High School, on Wood-
BRODElU(]{ ('69) is empl� at
Pitzsi IDOftL
lor for
ward: Franklin ('78),
LaFondra ('80), BY!'on ('82),
DomDiic (-s3), urSula (»84),
Matthew ('86), and David
Mr. Hardy is retired from
Chrysler after completing 30
years with the Highland Park
automotive company. Mrs.
Hardy has always been a
homemaker.
The second generation of
Hardy's ha e begun their way
through the Highland Par sys­
tem, Mrs. Hardy relates. One
grandchild, daughter of
Lynette, has already
graduated. Four other
grandchildren are in the High­
land Park schools.
LAFONDRA ('80) worlcs at
Mart headquarters in Troy.
URSULA ('84) is employed by
Pace Ware Hou
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Any hour of the day or
night, if you need medical
help, we're here. But our
Outpatient Department
will do more than help you
get well. We'll help you and
your family stay well.
Because we work not only
to cure your ills, we help to
prevent them.
We are a part of Horizon.
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