Before he was People magazine's "Sexiest Man Alive," Mark Harmon turned out to be pretty slick at running the veer offense for a Los Angeles Pierce College football program just trying to get attention.
It was 1970. He had just graduated from Harvard School in Studio City with a plan to perhaps someday get into the medical field. Acting really wasn't on the radar.
But playing sports was something he enjoyed, and many expected that from him since his dad, Tom Harmon, was a Heisman Trophy winner back at Michigan in the 1940s, played a couple of seasons for the Los Angeles Rams and had a popular career as a local TV sportscaster.

The Native American Marine Corps Veterans, with a parade of 30 volunteer dancers, emerged through the doors of the clinic at the parking lot.