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Report: Sherman Neg Index 1985-2009 Last Name First Name Negative No. Address Description and/or notes Purchased? Gruber Alisha 7002 Martin Gruber/Weal Steve/Sherry 2273 couple Gruszczyk Brian 379 P.H.S. 2 neg. of young man Gudith Beth 215 2 neg. of family of 5 Gudith Michael 7325 OHS Guermsley Eleanor 1821 woman Guess Myrtle 6992 exec. Real estate Guetschow Russell & 2925 1 5x7 pic of couple Virginia Guideback Melissa 926 young woman Guidebeck Don & Andrea 223 1 neg. of couple GuidebeckBarden Missy/Hugh 3390 Engagement Gulbranson Beth 1919 OHS Gulbranson Sarah 1920 OHS Gulbranson Elizabeth 26487 family Gulbranson Barb 2906 multiple neg. Gurn Bill 3049 Orthodontist 1 neg. only Gurn Ryan 5557 A.H.S. 8 pix. 3 poses of good-looking young man Guthhaus Jason 5955 young man Guthrie Jennifer 1507 OHS young lady Guttery Tabitha 4706 1224 33rd St. Allegan AHS Guzinski OHS 7535 OHS young woman Gwilliams Dana 5213 OHS Gwilliams Kristy 6487 PHS Haagsma Ricky/Autumn 19791 couple outdoors Haagsma Ricky 8588 OHS Haagsma Sue 8595 family Haaksman Meagan 6540b Gobles High School young woman Haan Brandon 3226 K-Central young man Haas Joey 8549 PHS football Habich Brian 7656 College grad Hackman Courtney 3990 263 Park Dr. Allegan A.H.S. 3 pics, 3 poses of handsome dark-haired young man Hadfield Beth 3164 AHS Haegert Stan 5348 Flint MI Missionary family Haessing Michael & 6954 59th anniversary Gertrude Page 73 of 210 Last Name First Name Negative No. Address Description and/or notes Purchased? Hagadone Jeanne 6836 PHS Hageman Kristy 1618 McDonald's employee Hageman Ethan 7763 PHS Hageman 7798 family Hagen Duane 3823 man Hagen Angela 6493 OHS Hagen Kenny 7537 Hackett young man Hagen David 7828 OHS Hageny/Anderson Carol and Bob 897 couple Hahn Dawn 1865 OHS Hahn Christine 3600 High School Senior Hainen Christy 2228 Bronson Nursing Student Haines Sue 944 young woman Hale Heather 5069 baby Hall Bob 1539 OHS Hall Wendy 160 1 neg. of group of 4 Hall John 167 family of 5 Hall Julie 1883 Hopkins Hall Donald 2008 little girl Hall Kim 2222b6 Bronson Nursing Student Hall Kathleen 23470 Hackett HS Hall David 24076 Otsego HS 08 Hall Jennifer 4216 young woman Hall Travis 5064 young man Hall Amanda 5340 Mattawan Hall Michael 6384 K Central Hall Curt/Sue 6623 MHS Hall Sue 6843 family setting Hall Andrea 7398 Ahs Hall Andrea 7408 family Hall Kevin 7682 K Central Hall Tashunda 7764 AHS Hall Meliinda 806 PHS young woman Hall Evelyn 8403 Gull Lake 05 Hallock Theron 410 3 neg. of family Halloween 45047 Hallsted Sarah 4815 Martin 14 pix, 2 poses of pretty young lady Page 74 of 210 Last Name First Name Negative No. Address Description and/or notes Purchased? Halstead Jeremy 5959 Martin young man Halstead Jessica 6672 Martin Halsted Kerry 3809 man Halsted Levi 7702 Martin Hamblin Stuart 3062 1 neg. of man in suit & tie Hambright Nancy 8224 comstock Hamlin Mark & Diane 5588 2 pictures, couple & single Hamman Shirley 1755 Lady Elks Pres Hammon Stacy 268 No address Girl Hammon Libby 7138 A.H.S. 3 neg. only Hammond Cary 5973 Plainwell young man Hampstead Kate 5167 Mattawan Hampstead Ellen 6667 Mattawan Hampton 1859 young woman Hampton Darlene 3513 1 neg. of dog Sophie Han Rachel 22948 Portage Central Hancock Jennifer 5233 Gull Lake girl Hande Harold/Doroth 6156 50th Anniv y Handley Daniel 299 No address Man Handley Joshua 5531 young man Handlogien Ashley 7005 AHS Hanley Kevin & Deb 5157 family of 4 Hanna Debra 3073 L Merle Norman multiple neg. of lady Hannapel Lisa 1501 Martin HS young wooman Hansberger Christy 3151 K Central girl Hansen Tim 802 couple Hanson Kerstin 3847 young woman Hanson Jeff 441 couple Hanson 45062 lady playing cards Hanson Lee 5025 P.H.S. 3 pics, 2 poses of handsome young man Hanson Abbie 5909 O.H.S. young woman Harden Rachel 5305 WHS Harder Jennifer 1725 AHS Hardin Chris 8036 nothing in envelope Hardin Chris 8438 family Hardings stores 45041 Plainwell & Otsego Page 75 of 210 Last Name First Name Negative No. Address Description and/or notes Purchased? Hardy Christine 2086 Fennville H. S. multiple pics, 5 different poses Hardy Samantha 3616 Fennville H.S. Hardy Anthony 5306 Fennville Hardy Austin 6178 young boy Hardy Rachael 6672-a AHS Hare David 043 young man Hare Joyce 3050 Executive 1 pic of adult lady with soft look Harger Katy 3719 girl Harger Katie 5403 OHS Harig Greg 1521 man Harlow Dana 1852 Kal Christian Harlow Rich & Ronda 1965 family Harlow Rhonda 24236 couple Harmon Jake 1683 AHS grad boy Harnden Kyle 8233 AHS Harnish Kelsey 23246 Kal Central Harnish Eric 561 young man Harper Tom 265 No address Couple Harringer Jeff 5040 P.H.S. 11 pix, 2 poses Harrington Melissa 3075 neg. of girl Harrington Kecia 3215 young woman Harrington Jennifer 4011 family Harrington Todd 4355 3 children OHS Harrington Jennifer 5992 OHS Harrington Jennifer 6020 family 8 Harrington Jennifer 6616 couple and dog Harrington Shane 8032 AHS young man Harrington Michael 8093 2 neg. + one CD Harris Vera 2976 1 neg. of group Harris Melodie 3189a Wayland H.S. Harris Brandon 41336 2705 10th St. Shelbyville young man Harris Amhy 4740 Portage Northern young woman Harris Barb 5019 1 of pretty girl with long hair Harris Elizabeth 6759 P.Northern Harris April 6782 OHS Harris Barb 6940 family Harris Rich 747 family Page 76 of 210 Last Name First Name Negative No. Address Description and/or notes Purchased? Harris Krystal 7604 OHS Harson Jason 6074 OHS Harson Ashley 6468 OHS Harthorn Sara 6911 Martin Hartman Dorothy 692 family of 3, neg. only Hartman Kaytee 7228 A.H.S. 6 wallet-size of girl with long straight brown hair Hartness Vickie 4617 family location Hartridge Kristin 6410 P. Northern Hartridge TJ 8062 Portage Northern young man Hartridge Lissa 8112 4 pics, (family) one CD Hartsell Shyo/Bob 6689 PHS Harvey Lisa 22494 Fair winner Harvey Neesa 5961 East Grand Rpds young woman Hasbrouch Jim & Tammy 1610 couple with dog Hasbrouck Reva 3527 child 15 mo. Haskins Mandy 4623 AHS young woman Hassing Rena 1516 AHS young woman Hassing Matt 2172 Bloomingdale H. S. 6 pics, 3 poses Hatfield Amy 698 A.H.S. 7 neg. of young lady Hathaway Zach 6639 OHS Hathaway Ty 7268 OHS Hatten Lois 2979 3 people in 5x7 photo Hatten Pam 6463 PHS Hatton Tonya 3196 OHS Hauck Tamie 6027 OHS Haudecker Cory 24133 Zeeland 08 Haugh Rich 1799 man Haugh Judy 2152 Exec. 2 pics of lady Haugh Rich 4153 1418 Hillcrest Dr. Hopkins man Haugh Rick & Judy 5569 multiple neg. Haughn Christy 7938 family of 6 Haveman Ryan 4995 1 pic. Of small child, Montessori Havenaar Erika 6126 2 young girls Havenaar Maria 6412 K Christian Havener Nicole 6371 OHS Havener Ashley 7910 OHS Page 77 of 210 Last Name First Name Negative No. Address Description and/or notes Purchased? Havens Laura 4125 334 Court St. Otsego young woman Havens Connie 782 Loy Norrix H.S. Haw Michael 5190 family of 3 Haw Gail 5277 Mother and child Haw Gail 5546 3 pix. Of 1 yr. old twins with a wooden rocking horse Haw Gail 6455 family Haw Gail/Jonal 6594 child 1 year Hawk Lyndsey 3762 Gull Lake HS young woman Hawkins Carol 173 Gobles 1 neg. of young lady Hawley Amanda 21081 OHS Hawley Tina 549 OHS girl Hawley Amanda 5887 Gobles Hawley Teresa 6150 family Hawley Amy 8161 Hawryld Louise 5062 Exec. Life Care 2 pictures of woman Hayden Bob 3470 Exec./Harold Ziegler 1 neg. only Hayden Rhonda 5127 fam-missionaries Hayden Kaitlin 6231 Portage Northern 17 pix of pretty blonde girl Hayes Shawn & Kacey 1741 2 girls Hayes Artesha 24164 AHS 08 Hayes Heather 2952 O.H.S. 4 wallet-size, 2 poses Hayes Amy Jo 3468 O.H.S. multiple neg. Hayes Kacey 3603 AHS Hayes Amy 3808 family group Hays Linda 2207 young woman Hays Shawn 2378 young women (2) Hays Kacey 3024 2 wallet-size of pretty girl Hayse/Butler Rhonda/David 4619 2806 Skyway Ln. Lansing wedding Hayward Jason 2415 PHS grad boy Hayward/Pfau Travis/Amy 3454 1 of young couple Hazen Julie 077 Hopkins 1 neg. of young lady Hazen Rick 121 Hopkins 1 neg. of young man (stuck in envelope) Hazen Amy 572 None Woman Hazen Brandi 7960 OHS Hazen/Maturen Karen/Joe 5626 wedding Head Sabrina 5831 Comstock young woman Page 78 of 210 Last Name First Name Negative No. Address Description and/or notes Purchased? Headstart 45015 Healey Dakota 22726 Delton HS Hearn Allen 5868 AHS Heath Nathan 1804 child 11 mo Heather Dietz 4159 5467 Lois, Kzoo Comstock H.S. Heckman Bob 2082 P.H.S. multiple pics, 5 different poses Heffner Taylor 8130 A.H.S. multiple negatives only Heidmous Carol 26450 family Heier Andrew & 3506 2 neg. of children Alana Heiney Ben 7322 AHS Heintz Kris 6448 AHS Heistand Debbie 132 1 neg. of young lady Helder Lisa 1857 young woman Helder Katie 4173 1521 130th Hopkins HHS Hellman Jo 3461 03/03/94 1 pic of adult lady Hellman Caroline 3618 Portage Central Helluig Nicole 7558 Hopkins Helms Jessica 6267 PHS Hemker Alex 8038 Hackett Hemler Kari 6634 Comstock Hemphill Afton 6921 K-Central Hemry Casey 7543 Comstock Henckel Melissa 5061 Exec. Life Care 2 pictures of cute young lady Henderson James 6946 OHS Hendrick Beth 3810 young woman Hendrickson Sara 4081 young woman Hendrixson Nikki 1620 OHS Henery Jessica 3661 K Central girl Henry Ben 727 Hopkins 1 neg. of young man Hensley Olivia 3018 7 pics, 6 poses of attractive adult lady Hensley Michelle 630 Parchment HS young woman Herakovic Chloe 7239 Hackett 6 wallet-size of blonde girl Herberger Lindsay 7262 1st Assembly Herbert Jan 2232 copy & art work Herbert Barry 4650 male exec.
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