Greenville High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Greenville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1973 volume:

Presenting The 1973 HI-LIFE Greenville Senior High School Marian Weber and Dana Selesky Co-Editors John Larsen Adviser An unidentified Greenville player is carrying the ball and being tackled. Rocky Briggs, 83, is looking on. Doug VanSyckle, 35, is going up for the rebound. The 1973 Hi-Life Staff has chosen to build this yearbook around the idea of pride. Pride is not necessarily found in a group, it is more often found in the individual. Pride is not only found in the school, it can be exhibited everywhere. In this yearbook, we would like to show the different areas. A Greenville Junior Varsity wrestler is riding out the period. Jim Laurent, 13, is getting ready to pass to another Our competition with Bclding for the Legion I rophy is a symbol of GHS J.V. player. Tri-captains are Jim Malone, Fran Barnwell and DaveTeman. 2 Sue Kropewnicki, J.V. cheerleader, is cheering during a home game. Pride is expressed in all the sports including cheerleading. It takes much practice and determination for all athletes in all sports. This year there were three new girl’s sports. These included: tennis, basketball and golf. They were fairly successful. GHS has also formed a freshman squad of cheerleaders; now there are three squads. Some of the conference accomplishments of this year were: varsity football team placed second, cross country second, golf first, basketball first and wrestling third. Sue Jorgensen, 12, is stretching for the jump ball. Trying to help are Connie Ostrom, 10, and Karen Moore, 40. Norma Nichols has served the tennis ball. Fred Muns is chipping with a seven iron. judy Grow, Varsity cheerleader, is practicing for competition and the upcoming basketball games. Lori Clementshaw, Freshman cheerleader, is cheering the “Eat ’em up” cheer. Wes Olsen, Steve Sims and Ron Thomas are fighting for the lead with a Sparta opponent. 3 Mark Christensen, ).V. Wrestling and Assistant J.V. Football 4 John Mellema, Tennis and Assistant Athletic Director Kent Ingles j.V. Basketball, Assistant Varsity Basketball, Assistant Track Tom Seaver Cross Country To go along with the Yearbook theme this year, we have decided not to dedicate the yearbook as such to any one person, but to a group of people who we feel show great pride in our school. These people show their enthusiasm and pride in everything they do. We have decided that the entire coaching staff really shows us what pride in one’s school is really all about These coaches are: Robert Gowans, Harold Deines, )ohn Mellema, Judith Hamilton, David Hannah, Bobbie LaValley, Gentry Mohr, Ken Reed, Larry Taylor, Mark Christensen, Scott Kraai, Virginia Johnson, Tom Seaver, Frank Stankey, Duane Chambers, Tom Schmedicke and Kent Ingles. Harold Deines Varsity Football Virginia Johnson Girl's Tennis How to you expect me to move my men when yours are in the way?” (Thad Taylor and Greg Merchun) Sue Forton, Roxanne Badersnider and Sandy Oberlin stir up spirit at a pep assembly. Pride is shown in student life. Students and faculty alike take pride in their various activities, both in the classroom and in their extra-curricular activities. Pride is demonstrated by a teacher who takes extra time to prepare special class activities and by the student who puts in extra hours to make his band, choir, athletic team or club the best. Come on, let’s get with it.” (Valorie Swartz, Mary Ann Vining. Cathy Rivett, Robin Perdue, Sue Nelson and Mary Lowry) The sophomore cheering section during a pep assembly. 6 Tom Whitten, Bob Mulholland and Rob Cornwell volunteer to answer a question. A Greenville athlete heads home after practice. Don Stuewer and Dennis Antonelli entertain the student body at a pep assembly. Connie Bullock, Carne Nielson, Kathy Warren and Kim Moore read through a play in acting class. Thad Taylor and Doug VanSyckle register for their final year at GHS. Chris Hansen absorbed in a Greenville basketball game. Mrs. Johnson glances toward Mr. Diehl for advice. A diligent member of the kitchen staff, Mrs. Nauta. Karen Wucrfel, Julie Liesveld, Jo Paulsen and Pat Augustine are in the middle of a chemistry experiement. Kelly Curtis taking time out from his studies in the library. The Big Buck winner of the 5th Annual Contest was Kevin Sailor, receiving honorable mention; Rod Fuller, third; Bob Baker, second and Wes Olsen, first. It was sponsored by the Future Farmers of America. 8 Dr. Stuart Anderson was a guest speaker for the “Three heads are better than one.” (Mike North, Steve Spry and Mr. advanced biology classes. He lectured about the Schmachtcnberger) eye. Sherry Hicks and Jean Johnson are anxiously awaiting class. Cooking a meal for 600 GHS students is Miss Christensen. f 9 Mr. Ingles perches on his desk to teach English. Mrs. Wheeler works during hectic lunch hour. Mr. Haight flashes a warm smile. 10 Jim Jensen, Fran Barnwell, Cheryl Hoffman, Harold Steele, Tom Hawes and Geoff Hansen light candles in a solemn candle lighting ceremony during the Christmas assembly. Rob Cornwell, Mike Fierens, Mike Perks and Doug Hamman show their school pride. The cheerleaders practiced all during basketball and football season to boost school pride. 11 Ann McLachlan is stuffing kleenex for the senior float. The seniors took first place in the float competition. Kevin Smith, Janet Wulf and Wayne Christensen arc backstage. The Freshman hall decorations receive fourth place. Beth Shotwell is visiting Jim Jensen during the play Tell Me That You Love Me, Junic Moon! The Senior hall decoration in the commons took first place. 12 Pride is shown in the activities that go on around us. Some of these were: the plays put on by Mr. Pawlowski’s class and homecoming. There was much work to do for Homecoming-building floats and decorating halls. Dressed up in costume is Elaine Kent in the middle, on the left is Becky Ziegenfuss and on the right is Cindy Welch. Betsy Caverly dressed up as a clown Thad Taylor and Tracy Scnko, Senior Representatives, and Steve Day and Alicia Lund, during Homecoming week activities. Sophomore Representatives during the half time festivities. 13 During Spanish III, Lori Hafer, Hanet Wulf and Mickey Reynolds are acting out a skit about a candy store. These Senior civics students are taking test. The prize-winning speech of the Voice of Democracy speech contest was written by Mike Dolick. Alicia Lund placed second and JoEllen Skytta third. There were 62 contestants. Mike went on to win the District contest. Linda Ballard, Brian Kissell, Debbie Weger and Don Stuewcr are cooking up a storm. Pride is shown in academic achievements. These include studying and the different activities in the various classes. Some of the classes had guest speakers come in and talk about their particular field. Many students and teachers went on field trips. 14 Connie Packard, Cosmetology Dean Scholten, Chick-N-Joy Coop students take pride in their work. It provides good experience and a means of making money. There are approximately 200 Juniors and Seniors in the coop program. The coop coordinators are Mr. Eldon Horton and Mr. James Humble. Dennis Antonelli, Penney’s Steve Hoisington, H. A. Curtis Sons Dave Linebaugh, Bob Ballard Body Shop Robert Vandcrlip, Hill’s Market 15 Therese Povolo, Dennis Dodd, Amy Kiste and Carol McComb get organized before the Christmas Concert. Sandy Muns and Curt Lincoln study their music in A Cappella Choir. Pride is shown in musical achievement. It takes a lot of devotion to sing something over and over until you get it right, or to practice your music until you can play every note. You have pride in your band when you show up on the football field for practice in freezing weather and when you come to those extra choir rehearsals when you have a million other things to do. And finally, there is the thrill of pride you feel when, after a performance, your director says Good job.” Jo Paulson sits first chair clarinet in the Tri-River Select Band. Bill Finkhouse and Louis Hamper pass the time in band waiting to play their drums. Gloria Bradley, Jackie Asiala, Marie Wise and Connie Speesc concentrate on their choir music. 16 In Memory Of Sydney L. Swanton The 1973 Hi-Life is in memory of Mr. Sydney L. Swanton, a former GHS teacher for 35 years who died in the fall of 1972. Mr. Swanton was born at Hardluck on July 12, 1905. He received an AB degree at Central Michigan University and an MA in math and physics from Western Michigan University. Before coming to Greenville, he was a coach, teacher and principal in the Lake City Public School System. In 1936, he moved to Greenville as a math and physics teacher. He also coached football, basketball and baseball. For most of his years at GHS, he was also senior class advisor. Besides being involved with the school, he was on the City Council for five years and was Mayor of Greenville. Mr. Swanton was a member and past-president of the Lions Club, and a past-president of Flat River Conservation Club. We feel that Mr. Swanton was a great teacher and man and a friend to all. He showed a great deal of pride in Greenville High School and in the Greenville area. We are proud to have known him. Mr. Swanton is taking a break during one of his frequent hunting trips. Sydney L. Swanton A good day’s hunt. 17 Board of Education and Administration Board of Education members are: Michael Bailey, Raymond Klackle, Dolores Cook, Larry Wilson, Joseph Scott and Bruce Christensen. Not pictured: Archie Curtis. 20 Burl Glendening, Superintendent High School Administration CLARK OLIVER Principal r MARTIN BALL Assistant Principal 21 What do you mean I’m on the skip” list?” Counseling 22 Joyce Peltier Counseling Secretary Office Staff Ann Corner Vera Bullard 23 Junella Motley Soda I Studies Scott Kraai Basic Geography, U.S. History, Geo-History Harold Deines U.S. History Mark Christensen Social Problems, Civics 9 24 Duane Chambers U.S. History, Geo-History Neil Schmachtenberger Civics 9, Civics 12, Psychology Jerry Magers Civics 9, Civics 12, Economics William Martin Civics 9, Civics 12, Sociology, Practical Politics Larry Taylor Civics 9, Civics 12 Business Education Eldon Horton Retailing Foods, Conservation 1,11, Landscape, Soil Science Jim Humble Distributive Education II 26 Luther Lessard Basic Business, Distributive Education I, Business Law 27 )an Neitzel Vocational Office Practice, Shorthand, Personal Typing Industrial Arts Russ Houck Shop 9 Mr. Paepke instructs a student in Wood Shop. Kirk Green Power Mechanics, General Metals, Welding 28 Fred Paepke Wood Shop, Building Trades I, II Ray Povolo Mechanical Drawing, Shop Math, Blueprint Reading Nick Sorvari Vocational Auto Shop I, II, General Auto Ed Tichelaar Vocational Machine Shop I, II, General Metals 29 Mr. Sorvari points out an engine part to one of his shop classes. Fine Arts Richard Hazzard Concert Choir, A Cappella Choir Mr. Martin shouts directions to the members of the Marching Band during daily practice. Jerry Martin Concert Band, Symphonic Band Thomas Blinn Aril,II,III,IV Foreign Languages Shirley Lamb French I, II, III, IV Mrs. Clay presides over a Spanish Club meeting. Mary Sarrault Spanish I, French 1,11 31 Science Robert Budge Biology, Advanced Biology, Agri-Biology Cliff Anderson Chemistry, General Mathematics Richard Walthorn Physics, Physical Science Robert Gowans Biology, Advanced Biology, Agri-Biology 32 Mathematics John Mellema Trigonometry, Honors II, Algebra II, Honors III, Data Processing, Solid Geometry Ron Carlton Basic Math, General Math, Algebra I, Algebra II Virginia Johnson Algebra I, Algebra II, Plane Geometry, Honors I 33 Richard Diehl Algebra I, Algebra II, Senior Math English Dave Hannah Forms of Literature, American Literature, Vocational English Gail Ford General Literature, Short Story, Poetry, Self-Expression, Advanced Reading Mr. Hannah demonstrates his unique teaching method in American Literature. Naomi Clark Remedial Reading Bobette LaValley Self-Expression, Short Story, Novel, Physical Education John Larsen Mass Media, Journalism, Short Story, Self-Expression 35 Lenore Mardon Forms of Writing, Self-Expression, Reading Seminar, Forms of Literature Mr. Schmedicke explains a passage to his Literature Forms class. John Pawlowski Speech, Acting I, II, Advanced Speech, Debate Tom Schmedicke Forms of Literature, Self-Expression, Forms of Writing, Drama 36 Physical Education Frank Stankey Boy-s Physical Education Requesting not to be photographed: Judy Hamilton Girl’s Physical Education Home Economics Special Education Katherine Stall Food Service, Child Growth, Family Relations, Consumer’s Education, Comprehensive Home Economics, Housing and Home Furnishings _l1i ■ Gentry Mohr Special Education 37 Library Staff Margaret Lindrup Library Clerk Estelle Cooper Librarian Mrs. Cooper works behind the desk in the library. 38 Custodial Staff jim Winkowski Jim Jensen Harold Hartman Malt Ruikka Maxine Babbitt Harold waits in ambush. 39 • Seniors - Class of 73 Class Officers 42 Hall of Fame 43 Class of 73 44 Senior Index 68 y Exchange Students 74 Superlatives 76 V 1873-1973 Centennial History 81 Fran Barnwell, President Sally Workman, Secretary Senior Class Officers For 1973 Tim Wilkes, Treasurer Jeff Stewart, Vice-President 42 SENIOR HALL OF FAME Francis Barnwell Salutatorian Kim Bcrnson Valedictorian Class Motto “Today we follow, tomorrow we lead.” Class Colors Red and Blue Seniors with A- or better average also include: Denise Davis Robin Hacker Jean Johnson Paula Moy John Davis Historian 43 Barry Addis David Arnold Dennis Alles Jacqueline Lee Asiala Dennis M. Antonelli Bonnie Louise Avery Diane Jean Babcock Deborah J. Aylsworth William Bacon Randall Ray Badersnider Randy Ray Bailey Mary Lee Baker Michael Baker Robert H. Baker Janine Marie Balcome Tim W. Baldridge Philip Ray Bard Michael Barnhill Francis Thomas Barnwell Frances E. Beardslee Deborah Susan Bissell Michael James Billings Lynette Braden Kathy Brisbo Gail Lynn Brown Pamela Jean Brown 47 Karl Chittenden Angela Coffey Robert Sterling Cornwell John Cole Scott W. Crosby Denise Faye Davis )ohn Steven Davis A! S. Dingman Suzanne I. Dascola Terri Lynn DeVries Kennetta Marie Dines Dennis Dodd 49 Michael Joseph Dolick Allen Durham Cindy Elaine Dunham Victor Paul Foster James Ray Foster 50 •4 Cheric Lee Frederick Randy B. Fries Rodney Gale Fuller Tanis Rae Green Richard Hahler Richard Gillis Ricky James Green Mary Catherine Hahler Robin Lee Hacker Douglas Hamman Marsha L. Hansen Susan Kay Harper Dorothy Headley Sharon L. Hicks Gary Lee Hoisington John Michael Higgins Larry L. Hodges Petra Helbig Vicky Alene Hendrickson Terri Lynn Hodgson Lou Holbrook jack A. Horton Denise Ayn )enner Dawn Lou Ann Johnson Gary Dean Hunter Gary Jensen James Douglas Hurst Larry Allen Jensen Jean Marie Johnson Jayne Christy Johnson y Patricia Irene Johnson Karen Debra Kantorowski 55 Jeff Keselring Patrick James Kelly Steven Allen Kinyon Amy Joann Kiste Susan Rae Kluzak Frederick Robert Korson Sue Ann Krick Duane Lake Pamela Jean Larsen Larry Douglas Lamerson Catherine Sue Lause Curtis Bruce Lincoln Nicholas Matthew Lober Guy William Longest Dan Lucier James William Malone Ann Marie McLachlan Carolyn Marie Miller Lori Marie Marks Sandra Kay Mercer Carol Marie McComb 9 II L. V. Meyering Karen Ruth Moore Scott Minard Timothy Byrne Nichols Connie Joanne Packard Rebecca Sue O’Brien 59 Wesley C. Olsen Anaid Pantelic Christina Lynn Parker Joann Marie Paulsen Joann Petersen Miranda Roberta Parkin Jeffrey Robert Perdue Karol Lynn Petersen Michael Patterson Michael S. Perks Rick V. Petersen Allan Roy Robert Porter Lee Ritzema Rick Richards Susan Ann Plantamura Sana Rae Rittenger Ann Frances Rivard Cathy )o Rivett )oanne Louise Russell Sheila Russell Kevin Sailor Susan Russell Michael Saur Michael Joseph Rybicki Sue Schlieske «■ Pamela E. Schooley Jeffrey Mark Scott Dana E. Selesky Theresa Simmer Constance Ann Speese Bruce Stearns Dennis C. Smith Brook Snyder )eryI Ann Spohn Jeffrey Michael Stewart Donald Eugene Stuewer Lucinda Louise Swartout Timothy Lee Sturgis Greg Allen Swartz Peggy Kaye Swift Thad Neil Taylor Rod Switzer Ann Marlene Taylor Rachel Eileen Thomas David )ohn Teman Laurette Sue Todd Duane E. Tisdel Mary Kathleen Updike Rose Marie Tiffany Gregory D. Tower 65 Bonnie Lou Troyer Cheryl Lynn Vanderlip Mary Ann Vining Kathy Jo Warren Deborah K. Weger 66 Marian L. Weber Tim P. Wilkes Jack Kenneth Wood Thomas Edward Whitten Linda Ann Willard David Joseph Wildner Mark Anthony Winegard Sally Ann Workman 67 Tim M. Wulf Adelina Zamora Not Pictured Mike Baker Debbie Buckmaster Matt Christensen Tim Enbody Debbie Gardner Rick Goodall Brad Hall Brian Kissell Brian Little Don Mead Julie Olsen Char Sellers Dcbbi VcrStratc Tom White Senior Index ADDIS, BARRY ALLES, DENNIS ANTONELLI, DENNIS M. ••WOP” and ••Amos” ARNOLD, DAVE ASIALA, JACQUELINE LEE “Jaci” Cadet Teaching 4 AVERY, BONNIE LOUISE Co-op 3, 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 Lakeview High School 1 AYLSWORTH, DEBORAH J, “June” Acting 3 Baseball Banquet Server 3 Football Banquet Server 2, 3 G.A.A. 1, 2 Graduation Usher 3 June Banquet Model 1 Pep Club 1, 2 Spanish Club 1 Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 BABCOCK, DIANE JEAN “Di” A Cappclla Choir 4 Choral Union 1, 2 Co-op 4 Concert Choir Ensemble 3 French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' League 1, 3, 4 Adopted Child Chairman 2 Pep Club 1, 2 Student Council 4 BACON. WILLIAM BADERSNIDER, RANDALL RAY Baseball 1, 4 All-Conference 2, 3 All-State Class B Centerfield 3 Best Defensive Player 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class President 2 Football 1, 2 All-Conference 3, 4 All-State Honorable Mention 4 Graduation Usher 3 Student Council 1, 2 Varsity Club 3; Secretary 4 BAILEY, RANDY RAY Football 1, 2. 3. 4 Track 1, 2 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 1, 2, 3 BAKER, MARY LEE Cadet Teaching 4 G.A.A. 2. 3 Gym Assistant 3, 4 BAKER, MIKE BAKER, ROBERT H. Bake Football 1, 2, 4 Wrestling 3 BALCOME, JANINE MARIE Nene Choral Union 2 Concert Choir 3 Girls Glee Club 1 Pep Club 1 BALDRIDGE, TIM W. Boys’ State 3 City Manager 4 Concert Band 1, 2 Co-op 2, 3, 4 Honors Math 1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 BARD. PHILIP RAY Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1 F.F.A. Football 1. 2, 3 Manager 3 Intramurals 2. 3, 4 Varsity Club 4 BARNHILL, MIKE BARNWELL, FRANCIS THOMAS Baseball 1 Basketball 1, 2 Boys' State 3 Class President 1, 4 Class Vice-President 2 Football 1, 2. 3, 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Court 1 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Prom Server 2 Student Council 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Tri-River Student Council 1 Varsity Club 2, 3. 4 68 BARRY. DIANE RUTH Dood Cheerleader 2 Concert Band 1 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Pres. 4 Gymnastics 2, 3 Honor Guard 3 Prom Server 2 Ski Club 1, 2. 3 Symphonic Band 2 BEARD, JOHN WILLIAM Baseball 1 Concert Band 1, 2. 3, 4 F.F.A. 3 8EARDSLEE, F RANCES E. A Cappella Choir 4 Cadet Teaching 4 Choral Union 2 Concert Choir 3 Co-op 3, 4 G.A.A. 1. 2 BENNETT, ROBERT BERNSON, KIMBERLEE SUE MBunM Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp Scholarship 3 Chemistry Award 3 Concert Band 1 Float Chairman 4 G.A.A. 1, 2 Girls' League June Banquet Model 1, 3 Scholarship Award 2. 3 Service Award 1 Graduation Usher 3 Homecoming Hall Decoration Chr. 3 Hi-Life Staff; Section Editor 3. 4 Honors Math 1, 2, 3. 4 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 2, 3 National Merit Commendation 4 Pep Club 1 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3 Student Council 4 Symphonic Band 2, 3; Vicc-Pres. 4 Tri-River Band 4 BILLINGS, MICHAEL JAMES Basketball 1, 2 Stat 1, 2 Boys State 3 Class President 3 Cross Country 2, 3, 4 Football 1 G.H.L. 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Outward Bound Scholarship 2 Spanish Club; Vice-President 2 Student Council; Mayor 4 BISSELL, DEBORAH SUSAN “Bis Co-Op 4 French Club 2 Future Nurses Club 1 G.A.A. 2 Girls’ League; Chairman 1 Pep Club 2, 3 BLUHM, MARGARET L. Art Club 4 Choral Union 1 Debate 1. 2 Ski Club 1, 2. 4 Spanish Club 1, 2 Student Council 4 BOW, GARY L. Baseball 1. 2, 3 Basketball 1. 2, 3 Football 1. 2 Intramurals 4 National Honor Society 2 Varsity Club 4 BOWER, TERRY BRACE, ROBERT LAMAR Cross Country 4 BRADEN, LYNETTE BRIGGS, ALBERT OLIVER “Rocky Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4 Boys' State 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Guard 3 Spanish Club 2 Varsity Club 4; Treasurer 3 BRISBO, KATHY BROWN, GAIL LYNN Cross Country Banquet Hostess 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2. 3 Gym Assistant 3; Senior 4 Gymnastics Show 2, 3, 4 Honors Math 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2 Ski Club 2, 3 Spanish Club 1. 2 Symphonic Band 1, 2 BROWN. JEFFREY RICHARD Basketball 1 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1 Varsity Club 3, 4 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 BROWN. PAMELA JEAN P. J. Art Club 4 G.A.A. 1 Girls' League 1 BUCKMASTER, DEBBIE BUSS, MARTINA CARROLL, SALLY MARGARET Sal Cadet Teaching 2 Co-op 3, 4 CHITTENDEN, KARL Co-op 4 CHRISTENSEN, DALE LOUISE Cadet Teaching 4 Concert Band 1, 2 French Club 1 Girls’ League 3 Gym Assistant 4 Gymnastics Show 3, 4 Symphonic Band 3 CHRISTENSEN. MATT CHRISTENSEN. WAYNE C. Acting 2, 3 Concert Band 1 Co-op 4 Debate 2 Intramurals 3, 4 Supreme Court 4 Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4 COFFEY. ANGELA Angie Gym Assistant 2, 3, 4 COGSWELL, SHAREE Sam Co-op 3, 4 Future Health Careers Club 3 Library Club 2 Nurses Aide 3, 4 COLE, JOHN CORNWELL. ROBERT STERLING Basketball 1, 2 Cross Country 3, 4 Debate 2 Football 1, 2 French Club 1, 2 Student Council 2 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2. 3, 4 CROSBY, SCOTT W. Co-op 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 2 Golf 1. 2, 3. 4 All-Conference 4 G.H.S. 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 CURTIS, KELLY DASCOLA, SUZANNE I. Acting 4 Concert Band 1, 2 Forensics 2 G.A.A. 1, 2 Pep Club 1 Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 1, 2 DAVIS, DENISE FAYE Denny A Cappella Choir 3; President 4 City Council 4 Choral Union; Ensemble 1. 2 Initiation Chairman 2 French Club 3 Graduation Usher 3 Latin Club 1 National Honor Society 2 Pep Club 2 Prom Committee 3, 4 Spotlight Staff; Business Manager 4 Village Green Singers 4 DAVIS. JOHN STEVEN Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Boys' State 3 Football 1, 2, 3. 4 Forensics 2 French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Graduation Usher 3 Intramurals 3. 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Optimist International Oratorical Award 2 Student Council 3; Treasurer 4 Varsity Club 3. 4 WZZM High School Quiz Bowl 3. 4 DEVRIES, TERRI LYNN Concert Band 1 Symphonic Band 2 DINES. KENNETTA MARIE Kenn Co-op 3, 4 Future Health Careers Club 2, 3 G.A.A. 1, 2 Hi-Life Staff 4 Nurses Aide 3, 4 Spanish Club 2 DINGMAN AL S. DODD. DENNIS Dude Baseball 1 Concert Band 1, 2. 3 Football 1, 2, 3 Symphonic Band 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 69 DOLICK, MICHAEL JOSEPH Concert Band 1, 2 Football 1. 2 Hi-Life Staff; Section Editor 4 Honors Math 1, 2, 3, 4 Jazz Band 3, 4 Spanish Club 2, 3 Spotlight Staff 4 Student Council 4 Symphonic Band 3. 4 Track 1 Voice of Democracy Speech Award 2, 3, 4 DUNHAM. CINDY ELAINE “Cin” Concert Band 1, 2 Forensics 2, 3 G.A.A. 1. 2, 3 Girls' League 1 Honor Guard 3 National Honor Society 2, 3 Pep Club 1 Ring Committee 2 Symphonic Band 3 Tri-River Band 3 DURHAM. ALLEN EDGECOMBE, CHERYL ANN Art Club 3; Vice-President 4 Co-op 3. 4 French Club 1. 2 Pep Club 1, 2, 3; President 4 ENBODY, TIM FERENS, MICHAEL A. Football 1. 2 G.H.L 3. 4 Honors Math 1, 4 Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 4 Track 1, 2 FOOTE, WILLIAM LOWRY Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4 Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4 FORGETTE. JANET MARIE Co-op 3, 4 FOSTER. JAMES RAY “Ben'' Baseball 1 Basketball 1, 2 Boys' State 3 Co-op 4 Debate 4 Football 1. 2 French Club 2, 3 Honors Math 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 3, 4 FOSTER, VICTOR PAUL FREDERICK, CHERIE LEE Fred'' Pep Club 1 FRIES. RANDY B. French Debate 1 Spanish Club 2 FULLER, RODNEY GALE Football 1 Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4 GARDNER, DEBBIE PEER GILLIS, RICHARD GOODALL, RICK GREEN, RICKY JAMES Basketball 3, 4 Stat 3; Manager 4 Cross Country 1, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1. 2, 3, 4 GREEN. TANIS RAE Announcement Committee 4 Concert 8and 1, 2 French Club 4 Latin Club 1 Monroe High School 3 Spotlight Staff 4 HACKER, ROBIN LEE Best Supporting Actress in One-Act Play Competition 3 Cheerleader 2, 3. 4 Concert Band 1 French Club 1, 2 Forensics 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2 Girls' State 3 Gym Assistant 2, 3; Senior 4 Gymnastics Show 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Court 3; Queen 4 Honor Guard 3 Honors Math 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 2, 3 Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Stage Band 2, 3, 4 Symphonic Band 2, 3; Secretary 4 HAHLER. MARY CATHERINE French Club 1. 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3; Historian 4 V.O.P. 4 HAHLER. RICHARD HAIGHT, HAROLD ALLEN HALL. BRAO LEE HAMMAN, DOUGLAS G.H.L. 3, 4 Intramurals 2, 4 Spanish Club 3 Student Leader-Gym 4 Track 1, 2. 3, 4 Most Improved 3 HANSEN. CARL Building Trades 4 HANSEN, JOYCE ANN Shortic N.C.C. 1 HANSEN. MARSHA L. Muchie Cadet Teaching 4 Co-op 3, 4 Lakeview High School 1 HANSEN. RONALD HARDING, BARBARA ANN Co-op 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 Future Health Careers Club 4 Nurses Aide 4 Pep Club 4 HARPER. SUSAN KAY G.A.A. 2, 3. 4 HARRIS. TERESA HEADLEY. DOROTHY HELBIG, PETRA HENDRICKSON, VICKY ALENE Tease Cadet Teaching 4 Co-op 4 G.A.A. 2 HICKS, SHARON L. Co-op 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 Glen Levey High School 1 HIGGINS. JOHN MICHAEL Co-op 3, 4 F.F.A. 1. 2 HODGES, LARRY L. Bush HODGSON, TERRI LYNN Acting 2 Art Club 1 Forensics 2 French Club 1 G.A.A. 1 Girls’ League 1 Pep Club 1 HOISINGTON, GARY LEE Hose Acting 3 Co-op 4 F. F.A. 1, 2 Football 1, 2, 3 Intramurals 3 Student Council 4 Track 2, 4 Wrestling 2 HOLBROOK, LOU HORTON, JACK A. Concert Band 1 Symphonic Band 2. 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3. 4 Varsity Club 4 HUNTER, GARY DEAN A Cappella Choir 2, 3 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2 Football 1 Golf 1, 2 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 HURST, JAMES DOUGLAS Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 3, 4 Football 1 G. H.L. 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 JENNER, DENISE AYN Concert Band 1, 2 Gymnastics 2 Pep Club 1. 2 JENSEN, GARY JENSEN, LARRY ALLEN Allen JOHNSON, DAWN LOU ANN Basketball 4; Manager 4 G.A.A. 3 JOHNSON, JAYNE CHRISTY Concert Band 1, 2, 3 French Club 1, 2. 3. 4 Symphonic 8and 4 JOHNSON, JEAN MARIE French Club 2 Girls' Glee Club; Treasurer 1 Girls' League Scholarship Award 1 Hi-Life 4 Honors Math 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHNSON. PATRICIA IRENE P.J. A Cappella Choir 3; Secretary 4 Announcement Committee Chr. 4 Cadet Teaching 4 Choral Union 2; Ensemble 3; Vice-President 3 City Council 4 French Club 1, 2, 4; Historian 3 G.A.A. 3 Girls' League 3; Secondary Board 1. 2, 4 Gym Assistant 4 Gymnastics Show 1, 3 Pep Club 1, 2 Student Council 3, 4 Symposium Committee 2 JOHNSTON, DARRELL 70 JORGENSEN. SUE ANN Basketball 3. 4 Cheerleader 1, 2. 3, 4 Class Secretary 2 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls’ League; Freshman Rep. 1 Gym Assistant 2. 3; Senior 4 Gymnastic Show 1, 2. 3. 4 Homecoming Court 1 Honor Guard 3 Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4 Prom Server 2 Spanish Club 1 Student Council 2 Volleyball 2. 3 KANTOROWSKI. KAREN DEBRA Co-op 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 Gym Assistant 3; Senior 4 Pep Club 2 KENT. GLENN KENT. SANDRA JEAN KESELRING, JEFF KESTNER. ARTHUR Beidmg High School 2 Co-op 4 Football 4 West Union High School 1 KILEY, PAT RICK JAMES ••Killer” Co-op 3, 4 Football 4; Manager 4 Student Leader Gym 4 Track 1 KINYON. STEVE ALLEN Concert Band 1 Co-op 4 Cross Country 1, 2 Tennis 1, 2 KISSELL, BRIAN KISTE. AMY JOANN Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp Scholarship 2 Concert Band 1, 2 Debate 3. 4 Forensics 2, 3. 4 Honors Math 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Club 1; Secretary 2 President 4; Vice-President 3 Pep Club 1 Spanish Club 2. 3. 4 Symphonic Band 3. 4 Top Debater Award Hope College 4 Voice of Democracy Speech Award 2 KLUZAK. SUSAN RAE Capt. Strange” Mr. Weird Cadet Teaching 2, 3. 4 F. F.A. 2. 3 G. A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 2, 3 KORSON. FREDERICK ROBERT Baseball 2 Wrestling 1, 2 KRICK, SUE ANN Cadot Teaching 4 French Club 2, 3. 4 G.A.A. 1, 2 Girls’ League 1. 2, 3 Secondary Board 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 LAKE, DUANE LAMERSON, LARRY DOUGLAS Baseball 2. 3, 4 Concert Band 2, 3, 4 Lakenheath High School 1 Peru High School 2 Varsity Club 4 Wrestling 2, 3 LARSEN. PAMELA JEAN Announcement Committee 4 Art Club 1 G.A.A. 1. 2 Girls' League; Dance Chairman 4 Gym Assistant 1, 2, 3 Gymnastics 1, 2 Homecoming Committee 4 Pep Club 1 Acting 4 Student Council 4 LAUSE, CATHERINE SUE G.A.A. 2 Girls’ League; Secondary Board 4 Honors Math 1, 2. 3. 4 Pep Club 2, 3; Treasurer 4 Spanish Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Symphonic Band 1 LAWENS, CATHERINE MARIE LAWENS. TIM LIESVELD. JULIA MARIE Jules’ City Mayor 4 Class Secretary 1 Rotary Exchange Student 3 Ski Club 4 Spanish Club 1 Student Council 2 LINCOLN, CURTIS BRUCE Link A Cappella Choir 2, 3; Treasurer 4 Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Football 1. 2, 3. 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 LINEBAUGH. DAVID LITTLE, BRIAN LOBER. NICHOLAS MATTHEW A Cappella Choir 3; Publicity Chr. 4; Vice-President 4 Co-op 4 Football 1 Intramurals 3, 4 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 LONGEST, GUY WILLIAM Lips Golf 2, 3 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Mens’ Chorus 1, 2 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 LOWRY. CHRISTENE LEE Acting 2 Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp Scholarship 3 Concert Band 1 Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 3 Girls’ State 3 Pep Band 1, 2, 3 Ski Club 1 Spanish Club 2; President 3 Student Council 1. 2. 3; Vice-Mayor 4 Symphonic Band 2, 4; Secretary 3 Symposium Committee 1, 2 Tri-River Band 3, 4 Tri-River Student Council 1, 2. 4; Secretary-Treasurer 3 LUCIER, DAN MALONE. JAMES WILLIAM Basketball 1, 2 Class Treasurer 1 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club 1, 2 Golf 1. 2 Honor Guard 3 Intramurals 3, 4 Prom Server 2 Track 3, 4 Varsity Club 3; President 4 MARKS. LORI MARIE Pidge Art Club 1. 2, 3 G.A.A. 1, 2 Girls’ League 3 Gym Assistant 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Spanish Club 1 Student Council Alternate 4 MCCOMB, CAROL MARIE French Club 2. 3, 4 Latin Club 1 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1 Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-River Band 3, 4 MC LACHLAN. ANN MARIE Mac” Basketball 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls’ League 2, 3 Gym Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4 Gymnastics 3 Library Club 1, 2 Pep Club 1. 2, 3 Spanish Club 1; Treasurer 2 MEAD, DON MERCER, SANDRA KAY Sam Art Club 3, 4 Cadet Teaching 2, 3 Co-op 3, 4 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1 Student Council 4 MEYERING. L. V. A Cappella Choir 3 City Council 4 Class Vice-President 3 Concert Band 1 Football 1 French Club 2 Intramurals 2, 3 Marching Band 1. 2, 3. 4 Symphonic Band 2, 3. 4 MILLER, CAROLYN MARIE Allen Park High School 1, 2 Cadet Teaching 3 City Council; Clerk-Treasurer 4 G.A.A. 3. 4 Girls’ League 3, 4 Gym Assistant 4 Gymnastics 4 Track 4 MINARD, SCOTT MOORE. KAREN RUTH Basketball 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Gym Assistant 1, 2. 3; Senior 4 Hi-Life Staff 3; Section Editor 4 Honors Math 1, 2, 3, 4 MORROW, TOM MOY, PAULA IRENE Elizabeth Ann Johnson High School 2 Future Health Careers Club 3; Secretary 4 Hospital Co-op 4 Spanish Club 4 St. Mary High School 1 MULHOLLAND, ROBERT WILLIAM Mully Cross Country 2, 3, 4 Football 1 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 71 NICHOLS, TIMOTHY BYRNE Concert Band 1 Football 1 Wrestling 2 NIELSEN. DEBRA ANN A Cappella Choir 3 Cadet Teaching 4 Choral Union 1, 2 Co-op 4 French Club 2, 3 G.A.A. 2, 4; Vice-President 3 Homecoming Court 2 Latin Club 1 Ski Club 2. 4 Student Council 1, 2. 3 O’BRIEN. REBECCA SUE Cadet Teaching 4 Choral Union 2, 3 Co-op 4 French Club 1, 2, 3 Future Teachers 2 G.A.A. 1. 2. 4; Secretary-Treasurer 3 Girls’ Glee Club; Secretary 1 Gym Assistant 3, 4 Pep Club 1 Ski Club 1. 2. 3, 4 Volleyball 2 OLSEN. JULIE OLSEN, WESLEY C. Baseball 2 Co-op 4 Cross Country 3, 4 F.F.A. 3. 4 Football 1 French Club 1 Intramurals 3, 4 Track 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 PACKARD. CONNIE JOANNE Cosmetology 3, 4 G.A.A. 1 PANTELIC, AN AID PARKER. CHRISTINA LYNN A Cappella Choir 4 Acting 2. 4 Concert Band 1 Forensics 2, 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 One-Act Play Competition 3. 4 Pep Club 1 Symphonic Band 2 PARKIN. MIRANDA ROBERTA ’’Randi’’ Australian Exchange Student 4 G.A.A. 4 Girls’ League 4 St. Rita’s. Australia 1. 2, 3 Tennis 4 PATTERSON. MIKE PAULSEN. JOANN MARIE A Cappella Choir 4 Acting 3 Announcement Committee 4 Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp 3 Cadet Teaching 3 Forensics 2, 3, 4 French Club 2, 3 Girls’ League 1, 2. 3, 4 Latin Club 1 Marching Band 1. 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1. 2 Symphonic Band 1. 2, 3, 4 Tri-River Band 3 PERDUE. JEFFERY ROBERT Boys’ State 3 Concert Band 1 Debate 4 Honors Math 1, 2, 3, 4 Spotlight Editor 4 Student Council 1; Mayor 3 Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4 PERKS. MICHAEL S. Concert Band 1 Co-op 3. 4 Football 1. 2 French Club 1 Homecoming Court 2 Intramurals 1. 3 Track 1, 2 PETERSEN. JOANN Art Club 3 G.A.A. 1. 2. 3 Girls’ League 1, 2 Gym Assistant 4 PETERSEN, KAROL LYNN Announcement Committee 4 Co-op 4 G.A.A. 2. 3. 4 Girls’ Glee Club Girls’ League 2, 3, 4 Gym Assistant 4 Honors Math 1, 2, 3 Library Club 1, 2 Pep Club 1. 2 Ski Club 4 Spanish Club 1 PETERSEN, RICK V. Ricky Vern Co-op 3, 4 Football 1. 2 PLANTAMURA. SUSAN ANN Concert Band 1, 2 Cross Country Banquet Hostess 3 G.A.A. 1, 2 Girls’ League 1, 2, 3, 4 Gym Assistant 3; Senior 4 Gymnastics 2, 3, 4 Honors Math 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1. 2 Acting 2 Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 1, 2 PORTER, ROBERT RICHARDS, RICK RITTENGER. SANA RAE Choral Union 1 G.A.A. 3. 4 Girls’ League 2; Junior Representative 3 Senior Representative 4 Gym Assistant 3. 4 Gymnastics 2 Library Club 1 Pep Club 1 Ski Club 3 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 President 4 Vice-President 3 RITZEMA. LEE RIVARD. ANN FRANCES Art Club 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 RIVETT, CATHY JO Blue Lake Fine ARts Camp Scholarship 3 Cadet Teaching 4 Concert Band 1, 2 Gym Assistant 4 Majorette 3, 4 Pep Club 1 Pom Pon Girl 3. 4 Ski Club 2. 4; Treasurer 3 Spanish Club 1, 2 Symphonic Band 3; Treasurer 4 ROY. ALLAN RUSSELL. JOANNE LOUISE Co-op 4 Future Nurses Club 1.4; Points Chairman 2 Treasurer 3 Nurse's Aide 3. 4 Pep Club 4 RUSSELL. SHEILA KAY Brethren High School 1. 2 Choirs 1, 2 F.F.A. 1. 2 RUSSELL. SUSAN RYBICKI, MICHAEL JOSEPH Rib’’ Basketball 1 Co-op 3, 4 Cross Country 3, 4 Football 1. 2 Track 1, 2 Varsity Club 4 Wrestling 2 SAILOR. KEVIN Co-op 3 F.F.A. 3; Vice-President 4 Intramurals 4 SAUR, MIKE SCHLIESKE, SUE SCHOOLEY. PAMELA E. Co-op 4 French Club 1. 2. 3 G.A.A. 1, 2 Pep Club 1, 2 SCOTT. JEFFREY MARK Duce’’ Baseball 2, 3, 4 Blue Lake International Band 3 Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp Scholarship 1 Football 1. 2. 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 G.H.L. 1. 2. 3. 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 1 Stage Band 1, 2, 3. 4 Student Council 3 Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-River Band 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 SELESKY. DANA E. Girls League; Historian 3 Secondary Board 2, 4 Hi-Life Staff 3; Co-editor 4 Library Club 2. 3 SELLERS. CHER SENKO. THERESA SIMMER. THERESA 72 SMITH, DENNIS C. Co-op 3, 4 Football l. 2. 3. 4 Homecoming Court; King 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Wrestling 1, 2. 3. 4 SNYDER. BROOK SPEESE, CONSTANCE ANN “Chef A Cappella Choir 4 Announcement Committee 4 Choral Union 2; Ensemble 3 French Club 3, 5 G.A.A. 2 Girls’ League 2, 3; Hayride Chairman 4 Points Chairman 4 Pep Club 2 SPOHN. JERYL ANN Art Club 1 G.A.A. 1 Girls’ League 1, 2 Pep Club 1 SPRY, DEBORAH M. Cadet Teaching 4 STEARNS. BRUCE Baseball 1, 2, 3 Manager 1, 2, 3 Co-op 4 Football 1, 2. 3 Varsity Club 3, 4 STEWART, JEFFREY MICHAEL Stu” Basketball 1, 2, 3 Boys' State 3 Class Treasurer 3 Class Vice-President 4 Co-op 4 Football 1. 2. 3, 4 French Club 2, 3 Intramurals 4 Latin Club 1 National Honor Society 3 Varsity Club 3, 4 STUEWER, DONALD EUGENE “Big D’’ A Cappella Choir 3 Concert Band 1 Football 1 Golf 4 Intramurals 4 Ski Club 4 Varsity Club 2 STURGIS, TIMOTHY LEE Co-op 3, 4 SWARTOUT, LUCINDA LOUISE A Cappella Choir 3 Choral Union; Ensemble 2 Co-op 4 Girls’ Glee Club 1 Latin Club 1 Pep Club 2, 3 Village Green Singers 3 V.O.P. 4 SWARTZ. GREG ALLEN ••Red” A Cappella Choir 4; Most Improved 2 Music Camp Scholarship 3 Boys’ Glee Club 1 Tennis 1. 2, 3, 4 Village Green Singers 3, 4 SWARTZ. SUSAN JANE Concert Band 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 1.2. 3, 4 Symphonic Band 4 SWIFT. PEGGY KAYE A Cappella Choir 2; Choreography Manager 4 Costume Chairman 3 Acting 2 Choral Union; Ensemble 1 Co-op 3. 4 Forensics 1 French Club 2 Girls’ State Alternate 3 Honors Math 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Club 1. 3; Treasurer 2 National Honor Society 2, 3 Senior Government Day 4 Spotlight Staff 4 Student Council 1. 3; Secretary 4 Village Green Singers 4 SWITZER. ROD TAYLOR,ANN MARLENE Pep Club 1 TAYLOR. THAD NEIL •’Moose’’ Basketball 1, 2 Boys' State 3 French Club 2, 3, 4 Football 1. 2, 3, 4 G.H.L. 3. 4 Graduation Usher 3 Intramurals 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 TEMAN, DAVID JOHN Baseball 1 Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4 Boys’ State 3 Class Vice-President 1 Cross Country 1 Football 2. 3. 4 French Club 4 Homecoming Court 3 Honor Guard 3 National Honor Society 2, 3 Prom Committee 3, 4 Varsity Club 1, 4; Treasurer 2 President 3 THOMAS, RACHEL EILEEN Art Club 4 Cadet Teaching 4 Future Teachers Club 2 Pep Club 4 TIFFANY, ROSE MARIE G.A.A. 2 Gym Assistant 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2 TISDEL. DUANE E. Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2 TODD. LAURETTE SUE Waverly High School, Lansing 1, 2, 3 Cadet Teaching 4 TOWER, GREGORY D. TROYER, BONNIE LOU Bon-Bon Concert Band 1, 2 Future Health Careers Club 4 Nurse’s Aide 4 Symphonic Band 3, 4 UPDIKE, MARY KATHLEEN Art Club 3 Concert Band 1 Latin Club 1 Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Symphonic Band 2 VANDERLIP. CHERYL LYNN VANSYCKLE. DOUGLAS ALAN A Cappella Choir 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys’ State 3 Football 1, 2. 3. 4 G.H.L. 3. 4 Graduation Usher 3 Melvin Taylor Award 3 Prom Committee 3, 4 Prom Server 2 Student Council 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Village Green Singers 3 VINCENT, BARRY LEE Vince” Baseball 1 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Most Improved 3 VINING. MARY ANN Cadet Teaching 4 Concert Band 1. 2 Girls’ State 3 Honor Guard 3 Majorette 2. 3; Head Majorette 4 Pom Pon Girl 2, 3. 4 Ski Club 2. 3 Spanish Club 1, 2, 4 Symphonic Band 3, 4 VERSTRATE, DEBBIE WACHA. MARCIA KATHRYN Acting 3, 4 Choral Union 2 Concert Choir 3 Co-op 4 G.A.A. 1. 2. 3 Girls’ League 1, 2; Secondary Board 3 Secretary 4 Pep Club 1; Booster Badge Chairman 2 WALTER, MARSHALL WARREN. KATHY JO French Club 2 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Gym Assistant 3 Girls' League 1, 2 Pep Club 1, 2 WEBER. DAVID H. Concert Band 1, 2 Football 1 G.H.L. 1, 2. 3, 4 Honors Math 1 Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4 Spotlight Staff 4 Symphonic Band 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 WE8ER, MARIAN L. Concert Band 1. 2 French Club 1. 2 G.A.A. 1, 2. 3. 4 Girls’ League 1, 2, 4; Chairman 3 Hi-Life Staff 3; Co-editor 4 Pep Club 2, 4; Chairman 3 WEGER. DEBORAH K. Co-op 4 Future Nurses Club 1 Girls’ League 1 Gym Assistant 2, 3, 4 WHITE. TOM WHITLOW. CRAIG FRANCIS Whit” Benton Harbor Senior High 2 Chess Club 4 French Club 3 Lake Michigan Catholic Senior High 1 WHITTEN. THOMAS EDWARD Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain 4; Camp 4 G.H.L. 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 WILDNER. DAVID JOSEPH A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 WILKES, TIM P. Acting 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 4 Football 1 French Club 2 G.H.L. 3. 4 Honors Math 4 Intramurals 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 WILLARD, LINDA ANN Grosse Pointe South High School 1 WINEGARD, MARK ANTHONY Spotlight Staff; News Editor 4 WOOD, JACK KENNETH Concert Band 1 Co-op 3, 4 Ski Club 1, 4; President 2, 3 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 WOODS, ROBIN DEE Ronize WORKMAN, SALLY ANN Hot Pants A Cappella Choir 3 Announcement Committee 4 Choral Union; Librarian 2 Class Secretary 3, 4 Concert Choir; Girls’ Ensemble 3 Co-op 4 G.A.A. 2, 4 Girls’ Glee Club; President 1 Girls’ League 1; Most Points 2, 3; Outstanding Participant 2, 3; President 4 Gymnastics 2 Gym Assistant 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Vice-President 4 Prom Committee 3, 4 Ski Club 3. 4 Spanish Club 1 Student Council 4 Student Survey Committee 4 Symposium Committee 2, 3 WULF, TIM M. Concert Band 1 Boys’ State 3 Cross Country 2, 3 Debate 3, 4 Forensics 2, 3, 4 French Club 1, 2 G.H.L. 3, 4 Golf 1. 2, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 ZAMORA, ADELINA Nina” Basketball 4 Blanchard High School 1 G.A.A. 2 Gym Assistant 2 73 Miranda Parkin, better known as “Randi,” was a tennis buff. In fact, she was a number one singles on the varsity tennis team. Her other interests included letter-writing and photography. The Harold Steele and Kenneth Workman families were her hosts during her year-long stay as a Rotary Exchange Student Miranda Parkin Austria 1973 Exchange Students Petra Helbig West Germany One of our Youth for Understanding Exchange Students was Petra Helbig. As Petra stated, “I want to thank everybody in Greenville High School for their friendly helpfulness. This year brought me a new and pleasant experience in my life that I can use for my future.” Gymnastics was one of her favorite pastimes. The Alan Davis family was her host for the year. Martina Buss resided with the families of )ohn I. Rice and Norman Skytta during her eleven-month residency in Greenville as a Rotary Exchange Student. Martina said “I really enjoyed my stay in Greenville. I met so many friendly people and learned much about America, where I had the best milk shakes I’ve ever tasted.” Martina enjoyed all sports especially swimming and horseback riding. She also liked all animals—“including spiders and frogs.” Martina Buss West Germany Visit Greenville High Anaid Pantelic, “Anny,” played tennis during her visit as a Youth for Understanding Exchange Student. The Richard Burke’s were her hosts. In January, she left to spend the rest of her time as an exchange student in Ann Arbor. Anaid Pantelic Yugoslavia 75 1973 Senior Most Popular and All Around Fran Barnwell and Sue Jorgensen Most Serious Jeff Perdue Class Leaders Chris Lowry and Mike Billings 76 Superlatives 77 Class Musicians Kim Bernson and Dennis Alles Most Bashful Karen Moore and Dave Teman Class Speaker Mike Billings 78 Class Athletes Sue Jorgensen and Randy Badersnider Best Dressed Kim Bernson and Jeff Stewart Class Flirts Julie Liesveld and Don Stuewer Sweetest Dave Teman and Carol McComb Most Likely To Succeed and Most Sophisticated Jeff Perdue and Kim Bcrnson 79 Class Vocalists Greg Swartz and Denise Davis Class Artist Tim Sturgis Best Looking Mike Perks and Tracy Senko 80 GHS Graduates Centennial Class Milo Lewis Charles L. Rarden Ariel N. Wilson Mary Satterlee Mary Emily Fish Wellington G. Clark Thomas B. Wilson Henry A. Jersey 1973 graduates of GHS form the centennial class. The first class, which graduated in 1873, consisted of eight students, while the class of 1973 has nearly 250 members. In spite of size, the members of both classes had goals instilled. These have changed with time, but they are goals nonetheless. School buildings and rooms have changed, but students then and now experience boredom as well as a desire to learn. Each class from 1873 to 1973 graduated and became part of the world. The final day brought sadness as well as joy as they entered the world as did the class of 1873. 81 0 Undergrads Junior Class Officers 84 Juniors-Class of 74 84 Sophomore Class Officers 93 Sophomores-Class of 75 93 Freshman Class Officers 103 Freshmen-Class of 76 103 Class of 74 Junior class officers are: Vice-President, Chip Steele; Treasurer, Sandy Obcrlin; Secretary, Kathy Barker; President, Joe Budge. 84 John Adams Sjana Akkerhuis Kathy Anderson Ron Arend Pat Augustine Kathy Barker Linda Barker Jane Barnwell Frank Barry Richard Basney fT J £ 99 ' N Lori Blanding Vicky Blanding Vicky Bower Rosemary Boyce Emily Braden Joe Budge Teresa Burk Cathy Burns Tagg Butler |im Cameron Chris Cogswell Tom Collins Don Cooper Deb Coppa Garry Cornwell Russ Brimmer Janet Bristle Mike Brown Pat Brown Bob Buck Lynne Christensen Maureen Christensen Carol Christenson Vicki Ciganik Terry Clark Greg Coville Bob Croad Richard Croad Jan Crosby Sandy Davis Tom Dietz Mae Dines Ray Dines Dean Dodd Roy Doolittle Bob Foote Sue Forton Bonnie Foster Jeff Foster Kim Foster 4 Debbie Gender Madelyn Getts Richard Giddings Audrey Gillis Richard Gotwalt Candy Deal Debbie Devereaux KayAnn DeVries Bruce DeWitt Tony Dickenson V r Ron Dunn Don Durham Gary Engle Bill Faber Julie Ficrcns Debbie Gallagher Tom Gamble Jim Gardner Pat Gardner Dale Gender Rick Gotwalt Archie Gray Bill Gray Louie Gray Enola Green Becky High Bill Hodgson julie Hoeflinger Cheryl Hoffman Steve Hoisington Paul Holbrook Sue Holmden Bruce Hopkins janet Horrocks Penny Houck Roxanne Humphrey Ellen Ingersoll jo Ingersoll Roxanne Ingersoll Cindy Irish Dave Irish Peggy Irish Jim Jensen Becky Johnson Kevin Johnson Val Johnson Janet Jones Paul Jones Lori Jorgensen Sharol Kellicut Michele Kocher Karen Kosten Melinda Kurnat Curt Lacy Marian Laisure Dallas Larned Dale Larsen Robin Lawens Sang Lee Larry Lepley Diane Lewis Eric Lincoln Leslie Loughin Scott Luce Virginia Mabbs LouAnn Mach Jamie McChristie Ken Madolc Bobbi Marsh Vicki Marsh 88 Marcia Miller Pam Miller Phil Molter Kim Moore Kim Morey Brady Nelson Chris Nelson Dave Nelson Hope Nelson Sue Nelson Brent Oberlin Sandy Oberlin Keith Olsen Mark Olsen Connie Ostrom Brenda Palcthorpe Terry Pallick Ace Patterson Bob Paulsen Robin Perdue 89 Jan Pitre Mark Pixley Robin Rarick Bev Reed Alicia Remus Diane Rieckman Julie Rieckman Diana Rittenger Cliff Ritter Eunice Roberts Jim Sanders Peggy Schooley Doug Schrader Joe Schrader Clarence Scofield Tim Peterman Dan Petersen Dennis Petersen Jackie Petersen Anna Phillips Jerry Reynolds Michey Reynolds Cinger Rich Tom Rich Darcey Riches Gary Rossctter Shelly Roy Rick Rummelt Sharon Russell Ira Sage 90 Jenny Smith Joel Smith Kevin Smith Tom Smith Debbie Snow k Jim Stearns Harold Steele Kathy Stewart Terry Stewart Nancy Stuhldreher Lois Townsend Cole Trudgcn Mike Truesdell Rhonda Tyler Susette Valance Jim Scofield Bob Sharrick Jack Simmons Steve Sims Cindy Smith Rocky Snow Jeff Snyder Faith Sommers Sue Soule Leon Space Jeannie Takens Rick Taylor Rhea Thomas Tracey Timiney Helen Tower 91 Eric Vance Bill Vanderlip Bob Vanderlip Michele Vanderlip Judy VanHarn Lindy Ward Dan Wenger Dick White Sue White Ron Wilbur Gail Wood Sue Wood Jean Woolworth Karen Wuerfel Janet Wulf Gary Yeomans Not Pictured: Tina Blumberg Rick Bradley Phyllis Crankshaw Tom Dietz Ken Haight Terri Hansen Bill Hemmes Doug Ingersoll Gail Jenner Wayne Kelpien Mike Kern Al Lemon Bob McAllister Mary McAllister Peggy Napieralski Lois Nauta Peter Nielsen Peggy Pappas Cindy Petersen Kay Powers Ron Russell Rusty Varney Al Vos Joe Vos Bruce Wager Bonnie Waldron Donna Wilcox Barrie Wilkes Madeline Williams Debbie Wilson Lynda Wilson Dean Scholten Dave Smith John Smith Kevin Smith Steve Smith Doug Sorensen Bob Surdam 92 Class of 75 Sophomore class officers are: Vice-President, Doug Merritt; Secretary, julie Hamper; President, Steve Day. Not pictured: Treasurer, Kathy Fries. Terry Acker Rick Ackerson Rick Adams Andrew Aidana Debbie Albaugh Larry Alger Denise Anderson Diane Antonelli Kim Arnold Shirley Arntz Joyce Avery Margaret Bacon Bryon Bailey Connie Bailey Doug Bailey 93 Siert Bergman Dan Bissell Bob Bitner Scott Blattner Nancy Brace Dana Brown Gloria Bradley Ken Brown Penny Buchc Connie Bullock Rick Cameron Denise Campbell Michael Ceccanese Scott Chandler Tom Chene Kathy Bailey Debbie Barnett Ben Baumen David Becker Pat Bennett Janis Braden Jerry Brainard Allen Brewster Rick Brewster Jim Bristle Art Burns Norm Burns Russ Bush Toni Butler Bob Cameron 94 Mike Cordray Don Crankshaw Neil Croad Cindy Crystal Dennis Church 4 t Tony Denkins Stacey DeSpelder Hugh DeWitt Greg Dhaene George Doolittle Lisa Fierens Joyce Fluegge Gloria Forgette Debbie Freeman Kathy Fries A - -s ; “1 Karen Christensen Tom Christensen Becky Ciganik Terri Claflin Steve Commee Kelly Daniels Pam Dann Cheryl Davis Connie Davis Steve Day Brenda Doty LeeAnn Dumond Don Eickhoff Mike Everhart Marc Ferguson 95 Robin Gariick Brian Glendcning Pat Granzo )anet Green Kim Green Reginal Guinnup Karen Hamilton Anne Hammand Julie Hamper Cheryl Hansen Estephanie Harris John Harris Keitha Harris Carol Hawes Frank Herroon Nancy Green Colleen Greene Sue Greene Dick Grimm Jerry Guernsey Chris Hansen Mary Jane Hansen Randy Hansen Shane Hansen Becky Harrington Phyllis Hevel Kim Hills Adrian Hodges Duane Hodges Renee Hodges 96 Darrell Hoffman Matt Holbrook Margery Holliday Bill Hopkins Teresa Horrocks Glenda Horton Jim House Scott House Don Hubbard Teresa Hubbard Deb Humphrey Terri Ingraham Bob Jaikowski Lawrence Jaquay Jane Jensen Roann Jensen Bob Johnson Marshal Johnson Mitchall Johnson MaryAnn Kalnins Debbie Keeler Clifford Kent Valerie Kent Karen Kerbyson Harry King Mike Kohley Rosemary Kostcn Ed Kramer Starr Kreeger Dennis Krick 97 Leonard Larsen Jim Laurent Rose Lawens Kim Lawerence Joanna Lillie Jerry Lopez Mary Lowry Ed Lucier Alicia Lund llene Macomber Vern McPherson Jean Madsen Mike Malone Gail Marks Sandy Marsh 1' V i N Bob Kropewnicki Sue Kropewnicki Chuck Laper Bob Larsen Kim Larsen Les Lillie Sue Linebaugh Jay Lintz Hal Longest Deb Longstreet Dave McComb Tom McLachlan Marlene Macomber Brian McMeeken Irwin McNeil 98 Doug Merritt Bob Miller Dave Miller Debbie Miller Marv Miller Sandy Muns Dawn Nash Rick Neitzel Shelley Newberg Burton Nichols John O’Donald Jeff Olsen Len Packard Bill Palmer John Perry r Jeff Marshall Mark Masengale Greg Mcrchon Kim Merren Debbi Merritt Phillip Miller John Minard Dale Morris Lorie Moy Dick Mulholland Kim Nichols Corky Nicholson Caren Nielsen Dcbby Nielsen Cheryl Obcrhelman 99 Dar Peterman Kathy Petersen Terry Petersen Kim Phelps Catherine Phillips Sue Rasmussen Curtis Reed Dan Reed judy Reynolds Jill Rice Terry Rockafcllow Ronda Roddy Mike Russell Doug Sanders Paul Sanders Diane Plantamura Anne Pollock Ken Porter George Race Steve Rarick Betty Rich Archie Richards John Rivera Chcrie Rivett LaDell Robinson Pat Sauber Tammy Scholten Cheryl Scofield Cindy Scofield Karen Scofield 100 Jill Sclesky Bonnie Sharky Connie Shearer Joel Sheldon Lindsey Sheldon Beth Shotwell Joe Simmer Karen Sinclar Jo Ellen Skytta Chris Smith Debbie Smith Laura Snell Corky Snyder Robin Snyder Bill Sommer Michele Staffen Nancy Staffen Rob Steele Tammy Stein Jeff Stephens Dennis Sorensen Ted Soules Jeff Sova Tammy Space Steve Spry Mark Stevens Clarence Strecker Candy Strouse Joyce Takens Holly Tanner 101 Judy Taylor Kathy Taylor Todd Taylor Tom Taylor Ron Thomas James Thompson Greg Tiffany Robin Townes Jerry Troyer Marian Vanderburg LeeAnn VanSyckle Sally Vining Marlene Wacha Bill Walker Bill Walter Kathy Wenger Tim White Karen Whitten Marie Williams Jeff Winter Marie Wise James Withey Joe Wood Steve Young Tila Zamora Steve Zank Not Pictured: Christie Allan Ed Elligen Marjean Beemer Jim Gruber Chris Bergeron Dena Kent Chester Burns Ed Ritter Doug Chrystal Paul Roberts 102 Class of 76 Freshman class officers are: Secretary, Hytham Vounis; President, Kent Morford; Vice-President, John Tower; Treasurer, Therese Liesveld. David Barker Debra Barnes Veronica Bartrum David Basney Gary Becker 103 Maureen Bellgowan Chris Benedict Cliff Bergeron Herm Bergeron Jim Bigelow Chuck Bow Sandy Bowerman Robert Boyce Mary Braman Don Bristol Chris Cantwell Betsy Caverly Betsy Christensen Debbie Christensen Brian Church 4 i S-T 1 K flv o Kurt Bills Terry Black Les Blanding Nancy Block Stan Braden Mike Bristol Patsy Buche Howard Bucholz Lori Burk Larry Burns Chuck Clark Dave Clark Lynn Clark Lori Clementshaw Dave Cliff 104 Mary Cmelo Lynn Cooper Mary Cooper Pat Cooper Jan Corey 4 V w Cindy Dennis Stu DeWitt Ron Devereaux Dave DeVries Jim Dickerson Dennis Durham Doreen Durham Lawrence Dyer Tom Earns Pat Eickenroth f Doug Crater Lu Czarnopis Sue Czarnopis Gerald (Skeeter) Davis Susan Demorest Tom Dickerson Debbie Diehl Chris Dolick Earl Doolittle Bob Dumond Terry Eickhoff Shawn Eldred Steve Engle Kathy Evans Steve Evans 105 Rick Follrath Doris Forgelte Jim Forton Tim Foster Debbie Fredricks Terri Gillis Dale Gundcrman Daryl Gunderman Becky Hahler Terry Haley Joe Harper Shelley Harrison Linda Headley Alan Helsel Tracy Herron fa 4 -X Cindy Everhart Mimi Ferguson Bill Finkhouse Ed Finkhouse Duane Finney Craig Fuller Kirk Fuller Paula Geiger Cathy Giddings Rory Giles Kris Hall Louis Hamper Karen Hansen Mary Hansen Nancy Hansen 106 Dan Hill Jim Hoisington Maurice Holbrook Marjean Holmes John House Roger Humphrey Doug Hutson Elvira Ibarra Gayle Ingcrsoll Kim Ingersoll A. 21, Julie House Darrell Hubbard Teresa Hubbard David Human Ken Humphrey Rick Ingersoll Tom Ingraham Jeff Jensen Bernie Johnson Linda Johnson Lynn Kellogg Bruce Kent Daylc Kent Elaine Kent Sherry Kent 107 Steve Kent Kevin Kerbyson Betty Kerns Larry King Dan Kinyon John Laisure Mike Lake JoRae Lamb Rick Lamkin Robin Lamkin Camille Lillie Brenda Lodholtz Bill Longest Terri Loughin Cathy Lyndrup I Bruce Kiste Dave Kluzak Mike Kropcwnicki Sherry Kuzee Mike Kyser Brenda Laper Cliff Larned Phil Lawrence Denise Lemon Therese Liesveld Sam MacDermaid Teresa McKenzie Mike McLachlan Chris McMillan Diane McNeil 108 Harry McQuay Ed Macomber Roger Madole Linda Marsh Dan Marshall Doug Marshall Chris Masengale Beth Miller Darleen Miller Pam Miller Bill Minard Kent Morford Darwin Morgan Tim Moser Steve Myers Harold Naffzinger Paula Nash Emory Nichols Linda Nichols Norma Nichols Rosemarie Nichols Rosemary Nichols Suzy Nightengale Mary Olsen Tom Olsen )eff Ostrander Bob Palethorpe Don Panks Rosella Parrish Dean Patterson 109 Mark Petersen Mike Petersen Tracey Petersen Rodney Phillips Steve Phillips Doug Paulsen DuWayne Peer )aye Pence Gary Petersen Karen Petersen fa Bob Pitre Sue Pollman Joe Pollock Theresa Povolo Marvin Powers Chris Ranney Marilyn Rasmussen Carl Rauch Debbie Reed Randy Reed Jeff Reynolds Faith Ridgeway Dan Rieckman Glenn Rittenger Doug Ritzema Gary Rivard Linda Roberts Barbara Ross Ann Rottman Lisa Ruppert 110 Janice Russell Pat Russell Ruth Russell Terry Sampson Ron Sanders Tom Sanders Fred Sansom Teresa Saur Jane Scharaswak Jim Scharaswak Mike Schooley Carol Schultz Gordon Seaman Paula Shank Debbie Sharpe Kirk Sheldon LeeAnn Silverthorn Steve Smith Brenda Snider Rick Snow Sandy Sorensen Henry Sosa Tom Sova David Sower Kelly Sowles Greg Speese Lynn Strenzel Randy Strouse Catherine Stuhldreh Debbie Sturgis Barry Surdam Sharry Swartout Brenda Swartz joe Swartz Valorie Swartz Nancy Taylor Linda Thomas Dan Thompson Phillip Thompson Terry Tiede Larry Tiffany Lonnie Tiffany Penny Tiffany Bob Timiney John Tower Marsha Valance John Vandenburg Dan Vanderlip Nick VanKuiken Laura VanSyckle 112 Skipper Townes Mike Turnbull Kris Tyler Nick Tyler Kristina Updike Debi Waldorf Rod Waldorf Ron Warren Gordon WatcrmJ' Gregg Weber Linda Weger Cindy Welch Sheryl Wellman Mary Wells joAnn Wicson Jeff Wyckoff Alan Yakes Hytham Younis Becky Ziegenfuss Doreen Winters Doug Wise Becky Wittkopp Steve Wood Barb Wuerfel Not Pictured: Denise Anderson Monica Arnold Jennifer Asiala Stanley Braden Mary Flores Bill Harding Steve Hendrickson Vernon Patterson George Race Geoffrey Sanderson Cindy Scofield Eleanor Ward Debbie Yakes Becky Yeomans 113 Varsity Gridders Take 2nd Place The 1972 Greenville Yellow Jackets are—Row 1 Bob Baker, Dennis Smith, Jeff Brown, Richard Gillis, Curt Lincoln, Rocky Briggs, Thad Taylor, Fran Barnwell, Jim Malone, Dave Teman, Doug VanSyckle, Jeff Scott, Jeff Stewart, Randy Badersnider, John Davis, Randy Bailey and Kelly Curtis. Row 2: Assistant Coach Joe Hattenbach, Manager Art Kestner, John Adams, Frank Barry, Gary Rossetter, Craig Morford, Kevin Johnson, Mike Brown, Paul Jones, Paul Hollbrook, Geoff Hansen, Scott Luce, Mike Kern, Jack Simmons, Bill Faber, Keith Olsen, Manager Steve Hoisington, Assistant Coach Al Lutkus and Coach Harold Deines. Row 3: Eric Lincoln, Al Vos, Joe Vos and Eric Vance. Randy Badersnider, 22, Mike North, 20, and John Adams, 30, charge down the field. John Adams, 30, runs in an attempt to aid in recovering a fumble. 116 Mike North, 20, is fighting for yardage as two opponents tackle him. Dave Teman, 10, attempts to throw a pass as two teammates block for him. Doug VanSyckle, 84, is blocking as Jim Malone, 65, and Geoff Hansen, 50, tackle the opponent. The varsity football squad completed their season winning four of their conference games. Selected to the All-Conference team were: Randy Bailey, Randy Badersnider, Fran Barnwell, Jim Malone and Doug VanSyckle. On offense, Randy Badersnider led in rushing with a total of 636 yards gained, followed by Mike North with 387 and Fran Barnwell with 318. Dave Teman completed 42 passes for 642 yards. On defense, Fran Barnwell led in number of tackles with 96, Jim Malone with 78 and Randy Bailey with 70. Team spirit is shown as the Jackets huddle around Coach Dcines before a game. VARSITY FOOTBALL Greenville 20 Lakeview 0 Greenville 55 Cedar Springs 7 Greenville 14 Sparta 6 Greenville 6 Lowell 13 Greenville 26 Belding 15 Greenville 0 Lakewood 13 Greenville 14 Coopersville 6 Greenville 0 G. R. Christian 34 Greenville 18 Fruitport 42 Greenville Season record: 5-4 117 JV Football Has 4-2-1 Season Record 1972 J.V. football players were-Row 1: Assistant Coach Christensen, Dennis Krick, Steve Rarick, Brian McMeeken, Marv Miller, Bill Walker, Mark Stevens, Rick Adams, Dennis Church and Coach Chambers. Row 2: Leonard Packard, Greg Dhaene, Todd Taylor, Dan Bissell, Tom Chaene, Norm Burns £d Kramer, Brian Glendcning and |ohn Minard. Row 3: Terry Acker, Don Bauman, Doug Merritt, Kim Arnold, Mark Masengale, Terry King and Allen Brewster. Row 4: Russ Bush, Steve Day, Mike Kohley, Scott Chandler, Jeff Winters, Bob Cameron, Siert Bergman, Rick Ackerson and John Perry. Practice is an important part of J.V. football. Here the players loosen up by doing jumping jacks. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Greenville 26 Cedar Springs 12 Greenville 13 Sparta 0 Greenville 31 Lowell 6 Greenville 33 Belding 6 Greenville 0 Lakewood 21 Greenville 8 Coopersville 8 Greenville 8 G. R. Cent. Christian Season record: 4-2-1 34 Sixty-Four Make Freshman Football Greenville freshman football players are-Row 1: David Sower, Jeff Ostrander, Lonnie Tiffany, Kevin Kerbyson, Pat Ball, Steve Engle, Greg Badersnider, Chris Ranney, Kent Morford, Dave Clark, Doug Paulsen, Kirk Fuller and Gary Becker. Row 2: Les Blanding, Terry Sampson, Ron Warren, Dan Adams, Chris Benedict, Maurie Holbrook, John Tower, Larry Tiffany, Rick Snow, Dan Morgan, Tim Foster, Dan Kinyon and Sam MacDermaid. Row 3: Steve Smith, Tom Sanders, Joe Swartz, Herm Bergeron, Tim Olsen, Marvin Powers, Alan Yakes, Mike Turnbull, Bob Pitre, Jim Forton, Fred Sansom, Chris Cantwell and Terry Haley. Row 4: Rod Waldron, Rick Follrath, Gregg Weber, Dan Hill, Ron Wilson, Nick VanKuiken, Chuck Bow, Cliff Bergeron, Tim Moser, Howard Buchholz, Dave Kluzak, Chris Mascngalc, Tom Dickerson, Kurt Bills and Kirk Shelden. Row 5: Brian Church, Manager; Harry McQuay, Al Helsel, Dan Rieckman, Mike Kyser, Bill Harding, Rick Ingersoll, Gayle Ingersoll, Brian Kelley and Pat Dilley. Row 6: Coach Warriner, Assistant Coach Reppenhagen and Assistant Coach Kraai. Freshman gridders were under the leadership of Coach Warriner and his assistants, Coach Reppenhagen and Coach Kraai, during the 1972 football season. They began the season with a 14-0 win over Cedar Springs and finished with a 1-5 season record. Greenville grinds out yardage to get away from its end zone. a has just handed off as Dan Hill, 54, and others block. Pat Ball, FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Greenville 14 Cedar Springs 0 Greenville 6 Sparta 8 Greenville 0 Lowell 6 Greenville 0 Belding 6 Greenville 6 Lakewood 26 Greenville 0 Coopersville 20 119 GIRL’S VARSITY BASKETBALL Greenville 57 Greenville 60 Greenville 57 Greenville 27 Greenville 36 Greenville 35 Greenville 49 Greenville 34 Greenville 29 Tournament Action Greenville 58 Season record: 8-3 Bclding 15 Lowell 8 Sparta 19 St. Johns 33 Allendale 34 Lakewood 38 Cedar Springs 40 SL Johns 28 Coopersville 52 Belding 8 Sisters Team Up For 244 Points The team members were: Diane Rieckman, manager, Pam Miller, Ann McLachlan, Karen Moore, Sue Jorgensen, Lori Jorgensen, Teresa Burk, Vicky Ciganik, Connie Ostrom, Janet VVulf, Jean Takens, Sjana Akkerhuis, Nina Zamora and Dawn Johnson, manager. Karen Moore, 40, jumps high to tip it to a Greenville player. The first Girl’s Varsity Basketball team in the history of GHS had an 8-3 season record. Leading in scoring for the Tri-River Conference was Lori Jorgensen with 140 points. Sue Jorgensen ranked 5th with 104 points and Teresa Burk had 66 points for 10th place. Selected to the All-Conference team was Lori Jorgensen and Sue Jorgensen. Named to the Honorable Mention was Teresa Burk and Karen Moore. Pam Miller, 32, is moving the ball, while Jean Takens is guarding 21. Janet Wulf, 14, is on her way down court. Another free throw for Ann McLachlan, 22. 120 The team is huddling around Miss LaValley before the start of the game. The 1972 team members are-Row 1: Linda Wcgcr, Debbie Jorgensen, Margaret Bacon, Cheric Rivett, Lori Burk and Tila Zamora. Row 2: Coach LaValley, Jane Jensen, Joyce Takens, Debbie Diehl, Marian Vandenburg, Sandy Muns, Caren Nielsen and Assistant Coach Howard. Cherie Rivett, 14, is shooting a free throw. J.V. Girls' Basketball Team A GHS First Caren Nielsen, 43, is reaching for a jump ball. Debbie Jorgensen, 21, has just made another point for Greenville at the free throw line. Sandy Muns, 35, is watching. Cherie Rivett, 14, is dribbling for GHS as Caren Nielsen, 43, is looking on. 121 Award-Winning Golfers Take First in Conference 1972 Golfers were-Row 1: jcff Reynolds, Brady Nelson, Bob Hammond, Scott Crosby and Brady Nelson is putting on the green. Jerry Reynolds. Row 2: Jim Laurent, Tim Wulf, Tom Gamble, Tim Peterman, Don Stuewer and Mr. Gowans, Coach. Scott Crosby watches his tee shot, hoping it lands where he wants it to. The three-way tie for the conference title was evidence of an outstanding varsity golf team, but individual players also distinguished themselves. Brady Nelson was selected as Most Valuable Player. He was selected unanimously as All-Conference, as well as setting three school records- Best Individual Score on 9 Holes (home) with a score of 34; Best Individual Score on 18 Holes scoring 73 and Best Season Scoring Average of 38.2. jerry Reynolds received All-Conference Honorable Mention as well as an award as Outstanding Underclassman. Scott Crosby was selected for All-Conference, and he received an award for Most Improved. Best Team Finish in a Conference Tournament for the year was 334 set by the team of Brady Nelson, Scott Crosby, Jerry Reynolds, Bob Hammond and Jeff Reynolds. The varsity golf team placed 17th in the state. The J.V. team won all four of its dual matches. The team members were: Dave McComb, Dave Nelson, Jim Saunders, Fred Muns, Dave Becker, Bob Kropewnicki, Stu DeWitt, Dan Marshall, Doug Marshall, Dave Cliff, Mike Petersen, Mark Petersen and Ron Sanders. The coach was Mr. Gowans. 122 VARSITY DUAL MATCHES Greenville 159 Cedar Springs 190 Greenville 159 Sparta 163 Greenville 176 Lowell 174 Greenville 162 Belding 190 Greenville 158 Lakewood 182 Greenville 162 Coopersville 176 Greenville 175 Cedar Springs 191 Greenville 163 Sparta 158 Greenville 157 Lowell 171 Greenville 176 Belding 188 Greenville 149 Lakewood 176 Greenville 172 Coopersville 183 JUNIOR VARSITY DUAL MATCHES Greenville 190 Sparta 231 Greenville 193 Belding 208 Greenville 178 Lakewood 213 Greenville 182 Lowell 226 Tim Peterman hits a fairway shot in Jerry Reynolds strokes a putt toward an attempt to reach the green. the cup. Bob Hammond concentrates on the next shot as Dave Nelson is driving a shot. 123 Jeff Reynolds with follow-through of a tee shot. Cross Country Team Finishes Second in Tri-River Conference Rick Green is striding past a Cedar Springs opponent. Jim Hurst is running for Greenville. The 1972 Harriers were—Row 1: Marshall Johnson, Ron Thomas, Greg Speese, Mitchell Johnson, Bill Palmer, Bruce Wager and Rocky Snow. Row 2: Garry Cornwell, Bob Brace, Wes Olsen, Mike Billings, Steve Sims, John O’Donald and Tom Whitten. Row 3: Chip Steele, Jim Hurst, Craig Whitlow, Mike Rybicki, Rob Cornwell, Bob Mulholland and Coach Seaver. Not pictured: Bob Paulsen. 124 CROSS COUNTRY RECORD Greenville 19 Lakeview 37 Greenville 15 Maple Valley 50 Greenville 20 Cedar Springs 30 Greenville 24 Sparta 35 Greenville 20 Big Rapids 43 Greenville 28 Benzie Central 29 Greenville 15 Clare 50 Greenville 15 Lowell 50 Greenville 20 Belding 42 Greenville 18 Lakewood 43 Greenville 28 Coopersville 27 Greenville 24 Rockford 35 Dual Meet Record: 11-1 Conference Record: 5-1 Bruce Wager speeds on to another Harrier victory. Mike Rybicki hustles during a meet. Greenville runners and opponents receive last-minute instructions. JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Greenville 15 Sparta 50 Greenville 27 Lakewood 28 Greenville 15 Rockford 49 Dual Meet Record: 3-0 Conference Record: 2-0 Mike Billings-deep in thought after a hard-fought victory. The 1972 Harriers had an excellent record. In dual action they finished with an 11-1 record. In conference action they were 5-1. The only loss was to Coopcrsville by one point. Chip Steele was the Outstanding Participant and Ron Thomas received the Outstanding Underclassman Award. Wes Olsen received the Determination Award. The captain of the Harriers was Tom Whitten. Selected to the All-Conference squad was Rob Cornwell and Chip Steele. 125 Varsity Cheerleaders Place First Twice Theresa Burk and Jan Pitre are cheering during a pep assembly. Janet Wulf is in the background. The 1972-73 Varsity Cheerleading Squad members were—Row 1: Jan Pitre. Row 2: Judy Grow and Janet Wulf. Row 3: Robin Hacker, Sue Jorgensen and Theresa Burk. The 1972-73 Varsity Cheerleaders took a first at Spring Lake and a first at Battle Creek Pennfield High School. 126 Janet Wulf, Judy Grow, Robin Hacker, Jan Pitre and Sue Jorgensen are doing the Jacket cheer at a game. Sue Jorgensen Robin Hacker Judy Grow Theresa Burk Jan Pitre Janet Wulf 127 J.V. Cheerleaders Take First In Battle Creek Pennfield Competition Kim Green Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are-Row 1: Sally Vining. Row 2: Joyce Takens, Sue Kropewnicki and Connie Davis. Row 3: Kim Green. The 1972-73 ).V. Cheerleaders placed third in Godwin Heights Competition in the fall as well as taking first in competition at Battle Creek Pennfield on February 1. Miss Sarrault coached the ).V. Cheerleaders. Sue Kropewnicki Joyce Takens Connie Davis 128 First Freshman Cheerleading Squad Formed This year the first squad of Frosh cheerleaders in the history of GFIS were selected. They cheered at home games. They show pride and fired-up the freshmen teams both football and basketball. During the fall, they competed in a cheering contest at Spring Lake and received a first Also, in February they took top honors out of 400 girls at Battle Creek Pennfield High School. It took a great deal of practice to win a first place trophy. Row 1: Mary Braman and Lori Clcmentshaw. Row 2: Linda Weger and Lori Burk. Row 3: Debbie Jorgensen. Linda Lori MarV Debbie Lori 129 Varsity Jackets Win District For The Third Year In Row GHS receiving congratulations for winning the Class B Districts after defeating Sparta. Mike Brown, 13, shooting two at the line. Starters, subs and coaches rush on to the floor after defeating Sparta at Lowell in the final District game. Dave Teman, 10, and Paul Holbrook, 42, trying their offense against the Sailors. 130 Row 1: Steve Sims, Randy Badersnider, Mike Brown, Kevin Johnson, Dave Tcman and Terry Acker. Row 2: Coach Taylor, Paul Jones, Paul Holbrook, Tim Peterman, Doug VanSyckle, Rocky Briggs and Bill Faber. Rocky Briggs, 32, hauls down a rebound. Rocky made the WOTV Woodland All-Star Team and also made the 6th All-State Team chosen by the Detroit Free Press. VARSITY BASKETBALL Greenville 61 Lakeview 57 Greenville 76 Cedar Springs 54 Greenville 74 Sparta 66 Greenville 90 Lowell 68 Greenville 68 Ionia 74 Greenville 65 Belding 58 Greenville 67 Coopersville 53 Greenville 80 Lakeview 59 Greenville 59 Lakewood 64 Greenville 66 Marshall 64 Greenville 78 Cedar Springs 79 Greenville 60 Sparta 71 Greenville 74 Lowell 66 Greenville 79 Belding 55 Greenville 75 Forest Hills 62 Greenville 78 Lakewood 59 Greenville 81 Kenowa Hills 60 Greenville 77 Coopersville 69 Greenville 81 St Johns 67 Tournament Action Greenville 89 Rockford 74 Greenville 68 Belding 58 Greenville 104 Sparta 85 Greenville 62 G. R. So. Christian 70 Season record: 18-5 Doug VanSyckle, 35, and Tim Peterman, 41, both going for the rebound. Doug was one of the three Jackets who made the All-Conference Team. The other two Jackets were Rocky Briggs and Dave Teman. Randy Badersnider received Honorable Mention. Dave Teman, 10, tries for an outside basket against the Sailors. Terry Acker, 30, Randy Badersnider, 15, going for the lay-up. is in the foreground. The Jackets compiled an 18-5 season record this year. Under the coaching of Larry Taylor and Assistant Coach Kent Ingles, the Jackets managed to win both the Conference and the District titles. The Jackets broke one of its previous season records when they scored 104 points against Sparta in the final District game. Greenville clinched the Conference Offensive Standings by scoring 877 points in Tri-River games. Their average was 73.1 points per game. Single season records were made by Dave Teman with 154 assists and Rocky Briggs with 471 points and 183 field goals. Dave Teman was this year’s Team Captain. No, the Jackets didn’t have a poor offensive game against Sparta. A superb offensive performance made the real score 104-85. Doug VanSycklc, 35, and Rocky Briggs, 33, going for a possible rebounds the ball teeters on the rim. 132 JV S Defeat Lakeview By One Point In Overtime! Row 1: Mark Mascngale, Greg Dhaene, Len Packard and Jim Laurent. Row 2: Chuck Laper, Manager; Doug Merritt, Bob Cameron, Rob Steele and Coach Kent Ingles. Row 3: John Perry, Scott Chandler, Steve Day and Russ Bush. Not pictured: Bob Kropewnicki. Jim Laurent, 13, shooting a jump shot. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Greenville 74 Lakeview 73 Greenville 71 Cedar Springs 57 Greenville 60 Sparta 44 Greenville 85 Lowell 61 Greenville 62 Ionia 40 Greenville 74 Belding 39 Greenville 77 Coopersville 49 Greenville 52 Lakeview 51 Greenville 69 Lakewood 60 Greenville 47 Marshall 57 Greenville 60 Cedar Springs 58 Greenville 56 Sparta 67 Greenville 91 Lowell 52 Greenville 50 Belding 72 Greenville 67 Forest Hills 66 Greenville 34 Lakewood 52 Greenville 64 Kenowa Hills 52 Greenville 67 Coopersville 53 Greenville 68 St. Johns 51 Season record: 15-4 Len Packard, 11, scoring two on a fast break. 133 Greg Dhaene, 23, scrapping for a rebound. Bob Kropewnicki, 25, shooting. Doug Merritt, 43, and Bob Kropewnicki, 25, going for the rebound. Bob Cameron, 21, shooting a jump shot against Cedar Springs. Rob Steele, 35, forces a jump ball in a home game against Coopersvillc. The junior Varsity finished the season with a 15-4 record. They were 9-3 in the conference and 6-1 in ail non-conference games. Throughout the year they played an exciting brand of basketball. Usually, being much smaller than their opponents, they displayed a fast break on offense and often a full-court press on defense, two weapons that enabled them to tire their bigger opponents. Most of the games they played during the year were close. The j.V.’s won three games by a single point and they also won two games in overtime. The players hustled from beginning to end in each game. Their hard work and hustle should again provide some memorable moments for Greenville fans in the next two years, as many of these players will move to next year’s Varsity. 134 G.H.S. Freshmen Have A 13-5 Season Al Helsel, 41, going for the shot. This year’s freshman team broke two of its previous season records when Ed Finkhouse scored 32 points against Lakewood and Ron Wilson brought down 254 rebounds during the season. Leading scorer was Al Helsel with 240 points. Total points for the entire team’s season was 1,049. Offensively, the Freshman Yellow Jackets averaged 58.3 points per game. The most points scored in one game was 84 against Central Montcalm. The lowest points total in one game was 39 against Sparta early in the season. However, the Jackets won by holding Sparta to only 36 points. Defensively, the team was lead by Steve Engle who had 51 steals for the season. Engle also led the team with 39 assists. Pat Ball, 43, approaching teammates and opponents fighting for possession of the ball. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Greenville 65 Cedar Springs 59 Greenville 39 Sparta 36 Greenville 56 Lowell 58 Greenville 66 Ionia 51 Greenville 64 Belding 27 Greenville 50 Lowell 36 Greenville 60 Coopersville 58 Greenville 80 Lakewood 71 Greenville 84 Central Montcalm 70 Greenville 59 Belding 29 Greenville 61 Cedar Springs 57 Greenville 50 Sparta 64 Greenville 47 Portland 54 Greenville 57 Belding 42 Greenville 55 Forest Hills 65 Greenville 49 Lowell 39 Greenville 48 Kenowa Hills 58 Greenville 59 Coopersville 51 Season record: 13-5 Row 1: Coach Ken Reed, Bob Dumond, Maurice Holbrook, John Tower, Steve Engle. Row 2: Rick Follrath, Statistician; Glenn Rittenger, Mike Kropewnicki, Chris Mascngale, Pat Ball, Kirk Fuller, Gary Becker, Statistician. Row 3: Al Helsel, Ed Finkhouse, Ron Wilson, Bob Pitre, Dan Kinyon, Darwin Morgan, Joe Swartz. Not pictured: Dan Adams, Manager; Bill Minard, Statistician. 135 GHS Grapplers Compile 21-7 Season Record Returning lettermen are—Row 1: Mark Stevens, Bill Palmer, Rocky Snow, Gary Rossetter and Dennis Smith, Row 2: Dan Bissell, Al Vos, Jeff Brown, Joe Vos, Bob Foote and Curt Lincoln. Dan Bissell prepares to meet a Belding opponent. Dennis Smith has an opponent in a predicament. “Teamwork is the key to success. Without this ingredient, the 1972-73 Varsity Wrestling team would not have had the successful season it enjoyed,” said Coach Chambers. The 9-5 dual season was the best Greenville has seen since 1966. The first-place trophy won at Maple Valley was another accomplishment. The third-place finish was the best ever in the Tri-River Conference. The team ended with 42 participants; 16 won their letters. “We will miss the three graduating seniors, Dennis Smith, Captain; Curt Lincoln and Jeff Brown, but in a realistic way, we must look for a bright future with 13 returning lettermen,” said Coach Chambers. Another record that was broken this year was having four wrestlers with 20 or more wins in a season. Brian McMcckcn works for a GHS victory during the Belding match. 136 VARSITY WRESTLING Greenville 38 Rockford 17 Greenville 38 Central Montcalm 16 Greenville 17 G. R. Forest Hills 31 Greenville 39 Cedar Springs 21 Greenville 16 St. Johns 41 Greenville 18 Sparta 27 Greenville 32 G. R. Northview 18 Greenville 22 Lowell 24 Greenville 45 Belding 14 Greenville 34 Lakewood 20 Greenville 44 Ionia 15 Greenville 42 Coopersville 9 Greenville 27 Big Rapids 15 Greenville 9 Mt. Pleasant 42 Season Record: 9-5 Matt Holbrook controls the match against Belding. Bill Palmer works for a takedown. Rick Adams fights his opponent to the mat. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING Greenville 39 Rockford 18 Greenville 51 Central Montcalm 18 Greenville 33 G. R. Forest Hills 31 Greenville 9 Mt. Pleasant 44 Greenville 57 Cedar Springs 9 Greenville 30 St. Johns 23 Greenville 34 Sparta 24 Greenville 33 Northview 21 Greenville 12 Lowell 40 Greenville 51 Belding 6 Greenville 48 Lakewood 12 Greenville 39 Ionia 15 Greenville 38 Coopersville 18 Greenville 39 Big Rapids 8 Season Record: 12-2 Tournament Action 7th Spring Lake 5th Holiday Christmas 1st Maple Valley 3rd Grand Rapids Central Christian 5th Hart Invitational 3rd Tri-River Conference Tournament 1 Bcrnie Johnson leaving the mat after being defeated by a Cedar Springs wrestler. 1972-73 Wrestling Squad By Weight Class Randy Strouse 98 Rick Snow Tom Dickerson 98 Dennis Smith Craig Fuller 98 Bruce Wager Scott House 98 Bruce DcWitt Les Loughin 98 Brian Glendening Bernie Johnson 105 Curt Lincoln Jeff Ostrander 105 Steve Smith Dave Becker 105 Bob Foote Matt Holbrook 105 Rick Neitzel Greg Merchun 105 Brian McMcekcn Dave Kluzak 112 Harry King Mark Stevens 112 Joe Vos Bill Palmer 112 Dave Miller Jim House 119 Jeff Brown Rocky Snow 119 Mike Kyser Hcrm Bergeron 119 Al Vos Rick Adams 119 Al Brewster Jeff Jensen 126 Brian Kelly Doug Sanders 126 Dan Bissell Chuck Bow 126 Coaches: Doug Paulsen 126 Dan Dunham Ron Thomas 126 Mark Christensen Gary Rossetter 126 Duane Chambers 132 132 138 138 138 138 145 145 155 155 155 155 167 167 185 185 Heavyweight Heavyweight Heavyweight Varsity Members Bob Foote pinning a Belding opponent. The J.V.’s finished with a record of 12-2—the best season ever. Coach Chambers and Coach Christensen feel wrestling is on the rise in Greenville and that many of our fine J.V.’s will be competing for starting positions on the varsity squad in the near future. Greenville hosted its first Junior Varsity tournament this past year. Plans are being made to sponsor this as an annual event. 138 GIRL’S TENNIS Tennis team members for 1972 are—Row 1: Nancy Block, Lisa Fierens, Sue Forton, Norma Nichols. Row 2: Kathy Stewart, Kathy Anderson, Mrs. Johnson, Coach; Anaid Pantelic and Miranda Parkins. Greenville 4 Belding 1 Greenville 6 Ionia 0 Greenville 5 Belding 1 Greenville 3 Cedar Springs 3 Greenville 0 Rockford 6 Greenville 2 Ionia 2 Greenville 6 Cedar Springs 0 First Girls' Tennis Team Has A Fine Season During the fall of 72 the Girl’s Tennis team won four, lost one and tied two games. Most of the girls will be back again next year. The coach is Mrs. )ohnson. Anaid Pantelic has just returned the ball with a backhand stroke. 139 “Corn’s Cobs” get the tip in a game against Bow’s Bandits.” Kevin Sailor dribbles in for the shot with the help of Mike Billings and Joe Budge. Guy Longest, Bob Bennett, Joe Schrader and Rob Cornwell try for a rebound. “Bow’s Bandits” jump against the “Nit Wits.” 140 Crystal Flash Takes First In Intramural Championship Jeff Winters, Steve Evans, Bruce Sterns, Dan Reed and Bill Walters warm up for the game. Skins try to block the shot. Craig Morford dribbles down the court. Following is Wes Olsen. Wes Olsen, Tom Whitten, Rich Richards and Tim Wulf play a tight defense. Gary Bow makes a jump shot for Bow’s Bandits. Intramurals had a large turn out this season having over 120 players. This was broken down into a Purple and a Gold League with six teams each. The highlight of the season was the championship game played before the students in which “Bow’s Bandits’’ of the Purple League were defeated by the “Crystal Flash’’ 45-44. 141 Activities, Clubs Fine Arts Homecoming 144 Plays 146 Boy's State-Girl's State 149 Variety Show 150 Student Council 152 Art Club 154 Girl's League 156 Pep Club 158 French Club 160 Spanish Club 161 G.A.A. 162 Varsity Club 163 Ski Club 164 Debate 165 Library Club Health Careers 166 Spotlight 167 Hi-Life 168 Bands 170 Majorettes Pom Pon Girls 174 Choirs 175 Sophomore rcprcsentatives-Alicia Lund and Steve Dennis Antonclli helps the King and Queen. Day. Homecoming One, two, three, PULL! The crowning of the King, Dennis Smith, and Queen, Robin Hacker, was done by Mr. and Mrs. William Martin. Crown Bearers are Jennifer Cook and Ray Gamble. Looking on are junior representatives, Harold Steele and Robin Perdue. The freshman representatives are Doreen Winters and Glenn Rittcnger. Sophomore representatives are Alicia Lund and Steve Day. Senior representatives are Tracy Senko and Thad Taylor. 144 The court of Homecoming ’72 Having a good time at the dance Those Were The Days Senior representatives-Tracy Senko and Thad Taylor. During the week of homecoming each day students were able to dress up to follow the theme—“Those Were The Days.” The dance was held in the high school cafeteria. The Seniors received first place for their float and the Juniors took second. Sealed with a kiss! Sandy Muns on dress-up day. 145 All School Play. . . Tell Me That You Love Me Junie Moon! Junie talks over her problems with old Minnie. Dr. Kirkland helps Minnie to her room. Marilyn visits her crippled boyfriend, John Garen. CAST Junie Moon Chris Parker Arthur Tim Wilkes Warren Kevin Smith Minnie Jo Ellen Skytta Dr. Kirkland Barry Wilkes Nurses— Miss Oxford Barbara Jean Woolworth Miss Holt Sue Dascola John Garen Jim Jensen Marilyn Beth Shotwell Sidney Wyncr Dennis Antonclli Gregory (a girl) Diane Antonclli Mario Bill Faber 146 junie decides what to do with herself. Off-Stage Voices Props Lighting Janet Wulf Diane Antonelli Wayne Christiansen Paula Moy Cathy Lausc Wayne Christiansen Warren, Junie and Arthur having a talk. Arthur listens to Warren and Gregory. This was an all-school play for the public. A story of three defected young people during the time of their rehabilitation period. 147 Arthur is thinking of Junie. The Gingerbread House In The Forest (Hansel And Gretel) CAST (top row from left) Cookie Children Tom Christensen Steve Young Mike Ceccenese Field Mice Cheryl Davis Michelle Staffen Karen Newell Katrina (friend) Linda Ballard Field Mouse Diane Antonelli Woody (elf) Tim Nichols Quincy (owl) Tom Smith Johann (father) Russell Bush Nada (witch) Teresa Hubbard (sitting from left) The cast of Hansel and Gretel Elves-Fancy Lorna Scatter Debra Keller Nancy Staffen Joyce Takens Gretel Maureen Christensen Hansel Matt Holbrook Rolf (friend of Hansel and Gretel) Don Stuewer Frieda (friend of Hansel and Gretel) Barbara Jean Wool worth Cookie Children Tammy Space Kim Larsen Publicity, props, advertising Beth Shotwell Barbara Jean Wool worth Tammy Space Cheryl Davis Mike Saur Leonard Larsen Lights Wayne Christiansen Not pictured Teresa Hubbard, the witch, gives someone an evil eye. The first-semester fifth hour Acting Class presented Hansel and Gretel to the area elementary schools. They also put it on as a dress rehearsal for the public. Hansel and Gretel: Matt Holbrook and Maureen Christensen. 148 Girl's State Girl’s State representatives are: Mary Ann Vining, Chris Lowry, Robin Hacker and Peggy Swift (alternate). Not pictured: Jodi Rice (alternate). Boy's State Bov’s State representatives wcre-Row 1: Jim Foster, John Davis, Doug VanSyckle (alternate) and Jim Malone (alternate). Row 2: Tim Baldridge, Tim Wulf, Mike Billings, Thad Taylor, Fran Barnwell, Jeff Stewart and Dave Teman. Not pictured: Jeff Perdue. 149 The 1973 Variety Show Robin Rarick and Janet Horrocks are practicing the charleston number in preparation for the Variety Show. Sitting at the piano is Sang Lee. Painting the scenery are Karen Wuerfel, Curt Lincoln and John Minard. Mike Dolick and Chris Lowry are the narrators for the ’73 show. The flapper girls are Sue Wood, Alicia Lund, Connie Speese, Sandy Muns, Pat Johnson, Diane Babcock and Robin Rarick. Presents One Of Those Songs The A Cappella Choir singing “One Of Those Songs.” Don Stuewcr, John Minard, Curt Lincoln, Leonard Larsen and Don Durham are singing “This Is The Army, Mr. Jones.” Marian Vandenburg, Chris Parker, Janet Horrocks on piano, Don Durham, Sue Wood, Curt Lincoln and Denise Davis. Some of the members are square dancing during the medley of Oklahoma.” Lights and Sound Choreography Tickets Scenery Props Jeff Perdue Wayne Christensen Peggy Swift Chris Parker Jo Paulsen Robin Rarick Brook Snyder Art Club Stage Manager Flapper Skit Cave Man Skit Mr. Blinn Leonard Larsen Miss Vincent Miss Mohr 151 Student Council Tries New System of Representatives At the beginning of the second semester, first hour classes voted for their new student council representatives. They were elected in the same manner as those elected for the first semester. Senior representatives for the second semester were as follows: Sue Plantamura, Tim Wilkes, Sally Workman, Sandy Mercer, Jim Malone, Tanie Green, Mark Winegard, Debbie Verstate, Don Stuewer, Randy Badersnider, Pat Johnson, Gary Hunter. Junior representatives are: Joe Schrader, Julie Fierens, Terry Stewart, Kathy Barker, Kim Moore, Jim Cameron, Dan Wenger, Chip Steele, Maureen Christensen, Curt Lacy, Gary Yeomans, Paul Jones, Rusty Nisonger, Tom Smith. Sophomore representatives are: Terry Rockafellow, Robin Townes, Tom Chene, Alicia Lund, Lenny Packard, Chuck Laper, Steve Day, Archie Richards. Freshman representatives are: Dan Hill, Chris Masengale, Theresa Saur, Terry Black, Joann Wiesen and Debbie Jorgensen. Row 1: Linda Ballard, Kathy Barker, Margaret Bluhm, Gary Hoisington. Row 2: Kim Bernson, Kay DeVries, Pam Larsen, Pat Johnson, Diane Babcock, Julie Fierens, Rocky Snow. Row 3: Doug VanSyckle, Larry Hodges, Terry Stewart, Alan Helsel, Paul Holbrook, Joe Budge, Mike Dolick and Jeff Brown. Row 1: John Tower, Debbie Waldorf, Alicia Lund. Row 2: Dan Hill, Michele Staffen, Kim Green, Marlene Wacha. Row 3: Jeff Olsen, Mark Masengale, Bob Pitre, Terry Rockafellow, Mary Lowry and Bonnie Sharkey. 152 Mr. Ball, advisor, listens to discussion between Student Council members. This past year Student Council did many civic as well as school-oriented projects. This year they held a Christmas Assembly-complete with Santa Claus, Mrs. Claus and all the elves. Student Council also gave $25 to the Crebcssa family who was burned out of their home this past winter. Next project was an assembly where the students could voice their opinions and ask questions of and about Student Council. Two of the biggest projects of the year were the March of Dimes campaign and the donation of a set of books in memory of Mr. Syd Swanton. Student Council also gave a $100 scholarship to a qualifying senior. Paul Holbrook, Mike Dolick and Matt Holbrook listen attentively to discussion at a Student Council meeting. Row 1: Matt Holbrook, Judge; Linda Willard, Senior Social Chairman. Row 2: Wayne Christiansen, Judge; Peggy Swift, Secretary. Row 3: Mike Billings, Mayor; John Davis, Treasurer; Chris Lowry, Vice-Mayor. Not pictured: Tracy Senko, Senior Social Chairman; Alicia Remus, Judge; Jeff Perdue, Parliamentarian. Randy Badcrsnider is sitting on Santa’s lap telling Santa (Dennis Antonelli) what he would like for Christmas at the Student Council-sponsored Christmas Assembly. 153 Art Appreciation is Art Club's Main Goal The Art Club officers for 1972-73 were: Lee Space, Treasurer; Robin Rarick, President; Jean Mulinix, Historian and Margaret Bacon, Vice-President. Art Club members are—Row 1: Debbie Waldorf, Margaret Bacon and Tila Zamora. Row 2: Robin Rarick, Jean Mulinix, Bonnie Foster and Rachael Thomas. Row 3: Lee Space, Corky Nicholsen, Mr. Blinn-advisor, Ann Rivard, Tony Denkinsand Don Crankshaw. Tammy Space is posing for the members at the Art Club Social Night. 154 Margaret Bacon and Debbie Smith are hamming it up hoping that this picture will get to the National Gallery of Art. Margaret Bacon and Debbie Waldorf are trying to talk over important plans while the camera catches them in deep concentration. Masterpiece is an art appreciation game played by Art Club members at their social hours. Art Club's main objective is to increase art appreciation among those interested in different forms of art. This is achieved through many different ways. One way is through learning about different artists and their style of painting or sculpture. Art expresses emotions and feeling of the artist and really shows his inner feelings. This year the Art Club decided to take a trip to Chicago and visit the National Gallery of Art. Art Club also makes silkscreen posters for different organizations and clubs. The advisor for this year was Mr. Tom Blinn. Creativity is a form of art. In the process of building a card house, creativity is used a great deal. Above is an example of how a card house starts and diminishes. 155 Movie, General Spanky, Was Attended By Large Group “What do you mean, it doesn’t work?” This year Girl’s League had many different projects and held many different events for the members to participate in. Every girl in Greenville High is a member of Girl’s League but not every girl participates as much as others. Some of the events of the year included a Sadie Hawkins Hayridc, a Christmas potluck and gift exchange, participation in the Cancer Drive, March of Dimes and Muscular Dystrophy Drives. There was also visits to Fair Haven, a movie, “General Spanky” and monthly potlucks. The year was topped off by the annual June Banquet. The Girl’s League officers for 1973 were—Row 1: Marsha Wacha, Secretary; Sally Workman, President; Janet Wulf, Junior Representative; Sue Kropewnicki, Sophomore Representative;and Doreen Winters, Freshman Representative. Row 2: Judy VanHarn, Vice-President; Sana Rittenger, Senior Representative; Terri Clark, Treasurer; and Kathy Andersen, Historian. The Secondary Board for 1973 were-Row 1: Pat Cooper, Program Chairman; and Dana Selesky, Conference Chairman. Row 2: Pam Larsen, Drive Chairman; and Lynn Cooper, Rollerskating. Row 3: Gail Ford, advisor; Jean Lause, Candy Sales and Joyce Flueggc, Publicity Chairman. Row 4: Connie Speese, Points Chairman; Sue Krick, Mitten Tree; and Cheryl Hoffman, Fair Haven. 156 Pam Larsen is counting the donations from the Shamrock drive while three other Girls League members look on. Pat Johnson, Connie Speese, Sue Kropewnicki, Cheryl Hoffman, Pat Cooper, Sana Rittenger and Janet Wulf were some members who participated in the Mother's March of Dimes. Pam Larsen, Kathy Anderson, Pat johnson, Sally Workman, Jean Lause and Judy VanHarn were a few of many girls who worked on the cancer drive this pas year. This is a typical scene at one of the board meetings held every month. Pam Larsen making a point at a meeting of some officers. 157 We've Got PRIDE On Our Side Pep Club members concern themselves with boosting the pride and spirit in the school. Pep Club members ran the concession stand during the basketball games, make locker signs for the team members, painted signs for the halls and the gym and sold pennants. Earlier this year they sponsored a dance and sold bumper stickers. Row I: Becky Hahler, Lynne Cooper, Miss Mohr, advisor; Norma Nichols, Debbie Nielsen. Row 2: Ellen Ingersoll, Ann Rivard, Debbie Reed, Linda Nichols, Connie Ostrum, Kathy Lause,Sally Workman. Row 3: Rachal Thomas, Mary Hahler, Julie Rickman, Jo Ann Russell, Barb Harding and Cheryl Edgecomb. The 1973 Pep Club Officers are: Cheryl Edgecomb, President; Cathy Lause, Treasurer; Sally Workman, Vice-President; Ellen Ingersoll, Secretary, Mary Hahler, Historian. 158 I1 I Pep Club members enjoy making signs before the games. MaryAnn Kalnins, Lori Moy and Debbie Nielsen enjoy showing pride in the school and spend many hours making huge signs. Pep Club members also enjoy making signs for the lockers of the athletes, julie Riekman, Norma Nichols, Debbie Reed and Lynn Cooper are working on signs here. Working in the concession stand during basketball games is one of the Pep Club’s many projects during the school year. Julie Rickman, Mary Ann Kalnins and Diane Riekman are working during the mad surge at halftime. 159 The 11th and 12th grade French Club members were—Row 1: Sue Valence, Ann Rivard, Julie Riekman, Jane Barnwell, Kathy Barker, Roxanne Badersnider, Kathy Anderson, Tanic Green, Carol McComb, Tom Hawes and Mrs. Lamb, advisor. Row 2: Martina Buss, Cheryl Hoffman, Sue Nelson, Sandy Oberlin, Julie Fierens, Lori Jorgensen, Jayne Johnson, Diane Babcock, Connie Speese, Jeff Scott, Dave Teman and John Davis. Row 3: Karen Wuerful, Bonnie Avery, Janet Horrocks, Mary Hahler, Rocky Snow, Dave Nelson, Pat Johnson, Barrie Wilkes, Fran Barnwell, Steve Sims and Ron Arend. Row 4: Sue Krick, Barb Harding, Lynne Christiansen, Fred Muns, Harold Steele, Jim Gardner, Jim Jensen, Kim Foster, Kevin Johnson, Geoff Hansen and Thad Taylor. Not pictured: Karen Kantrowski, Theresa Burk, Frank Barry, Pam Miller, Jan Pitre, Tom Smith, Joe Budge, Mike Brown, Sherry Hicks and Bill Faber. The 1973 French Club officers are- Row 1: Rob Steele, Vice-President; Kathy Barker, Secretary. Row 2: Mike Kohley, Historian; Harold Steele, President; Julie Fierens, Treasurer. Quebec Trip Highlights Year for French Club The 9th and 10th grade members of French Club were—Row 1: Kristina Updike, Marjean Holmes, Cathy Lyndrup, Alicia Lund, Tracy Herron, Bill Palmer, Shane Hansen, Beth Shotwell, Bob Dumond, Louis Hamper and Chris Cantwell. Row 2: Nancy Taylor, Debbie Diehl, Debbie Reed, JoEllen Skytta, Marie Williams, Judy Taylor, Nancy Green, Mary Braman, Nancy Hansen, Brenda Swartz, Tom Olsen and Glenn Rittenger. Row 3: Jo Rae Lamb, Betsy Caverly, Julie House, Mary Jane Hansen, Marie Wise, Teresa Horrocks, Shelly Newberg, Cheryl Oberhelman, Nancy Brace, Mike Ceccanese, Gregg Weber, Mike Turnbull, Kent Morford, Chris Ranney and Bill Minard. Row 4: Cathy Evans, Valorie Swartz, Norma Nichols, Lynn Cooper, Holly Tanner, Jill Rice, Lee Ann Dumond, Kim Arnold, Todd Taylor, Rob Steele, Bob Johnson, Mike Kohley, Greg Dhaene, Bob Pitre and Terry Sampson. Not pictured: Therese Povolo, Therese Liesveld, Lori Burk, Debbie Waldorf, Dennis Krick, Brian McMeeken, Linda Nichols, Dave Clark, Debbie Jorgensen, Doug Crater, Lori Clementshaw, Jo Ann Wiesen, Dan Adams, Robin Lamkin, Lisa Rupert and Julie Hamper. French Club this past year held many new activities for its members. There was a cheese-tasting party for all the gourmets, a Christmas party for the brothers and sisters of the French Club members, a candle lighting ceremony at the Christmas assembly, they held a Monte Carlo and ended it all up with the annual banquet. Many members went to Quebec during spring vacation. 160 Chris Cogswell, Sue Kropewnicki and Sandy Muns are singing Spanish Christmas carols at the Student Council-sponsored Christmas assembly. The Spanish Club officers for 1973 are: (Top to bottom) Becky Johnson, Secretary; Sana Rittcnger, President; Micky Reynolds, Vice-President. Not pictured: Kathy Fries,Treasurer. Trip to Mexico Highlights Year For Spanish Club The Spanish Club participated in the Homecoming parade this year. Several members dressed as Spanish gypsies. In the fall, the club heard one of its members, Mary Vining, speak about her trip to Spain. Students saw pictures and slides of Spain and tried to read Spanish newspapers. During the Christmas season members visited the patients at the extended care facility at the hospital and sang Spanish Christmas carols to them. At one meeting, members watched Spanish movies and saw Spanish filmstrips. Many of the members went to Mexico with Mrs. Clay during spring vacation. Spanish Club activities ended with a Spanish Fiesta in May. Spanish Club members for 1973 are-Row 1: Mrs. Clay, advisor; Debbie Coppa, Micky Reynolds, Janet Wulf, Tila Zamora, Joyce Fluegge, Jeff Wycoff, Joe Harper and Maureen Christiansen. Row 2: Kim Ingersoll, Ellen Ingersoll, Lori Hafer, Candy Deal, LaDell Robinson, Nick Lober, Terry Rockafellow, Mary Updike, Mary Vining and Paula Moy. Row 3: Debbie Freeman, Kathy Bailey, Guy Longest, Kim Moore, Becky Johnson, Sana Rittenger, Lori Blanding and Peggy Schooley. 161 GAA Held Volleyball Tournaments Lori Jorgensen and Julie Fierens are clowning around after a GAA meeting. GAA members for 1973 are-Row 1: Kelly Soules, Marlene Wacha, Jody Mumby, Gail Marks, Sue Kropewnicki, Chris Cogswell and Pat Gardner. Row 2: Jan Crosby, Judy Grow, Robin Perdue, Janet Wulf, Alicia Remus, Sue Harper, Cheryl Oberhclman, Karen Kerbyson and Debbie Nielsen. Row 3: Mrs. Johnson, advisor; Sue Kluzak, Jeannie Takens, Sue Czarnopis, Michele Staffen, Judy Reynolds, Julie Hamper, Lisa Fierens, Julie Fierens and Miss LaValley, assistant advisor. Row 4: Joyce Fluegge, Alicia Lund, Kim Moore, Diane Plantamura, Dana Brown,Collen Green, Joyce Takens, Cheri Rivett, Terri Claflin, Karen Moore and Lori Jorgensen. Terri Claflin, Jean Madsen, Dana Brown and Joyce Fluegge are talking over team strategy at a GAA meeting. Lisa Fierens, Sue Jorgensen, Lori Jorgensen and Julie Fierens were on one of the basketball teams this past year. The purpose of Girl’s Athletic Association is to give girls a chance to participate in a sport or sports that she is interested in. This past year GAA sold chocolate candy bars and traveled to Grand Rapids to the YWCA to go swimming. Also, there were volleyball and basketball tournaments. The officers for 1973 were: Judy Grow, Points Chairman; Janet Wulf, Sports Chairman; Lori Jorgensen, Vice-President; Diane Barry, President; Lisa Fierens, Secretary. 162 The officers for 1972-73 were (top to bottom): Randy Badersnider, Secretary; Fran Barnwell, Vice-President; )im Malone, President; and Rocky Briggs, Treasurer. © UARS1TYCLUB BY Y BIG BROTHER, JEFF HE THINKS o wiswf nrT sicfHtsoMG OF VCRiR CHOICE' I w GUM.VW anything Geoff Hansen is modeling his sign which he wore during Varsity Club week. Varsity Club Members Assist in Athletics The members of the Varsity Club were-Row 1: Chris Nelson, Joe Vos, Wes Olsen, Jeff Reynolds, Doug Merritt, Rocky Snow, Bill Palmer, Mike North, Geoff Hansen, Terry Acker, john Adams, Ron Arcnd, Mr. Mellema assistant advisor; and Mr. Chamber, advisor. Row 2: Rob Cornwell, Doug Hammen, Dennis Smith, Bruce Sterns, Mike Rybicki, John Davis, Jeff Stewert, Dave Tcman, Frank Barry, Craig Morford, Kevin Johnson, Brady Nelson, Mike Brown, Steve Sims, Dan Bisseli. Row 3: Tom Whitten, Jeff Scott, Fran Barnwell, Jim Foster, Jim Malone, Gary Bow, Dennis Dodd, Thad Taylor, Doug VanSyckle, Rocky Briggs, Paul Holbrook, Paul Jones, Harold Steele, Bill Faber, Bob Foote, Bob Hammond, Bob Mullholland. Not pictured: Randy Badersnider. This year Varsity Club was under the co-advisorship of Duane Chambers and John Mellema. As usual, Varsity Club initiation took place with the usual vigor. Some of the other activities that took place this past year were a canoe trip, providing a coat check during basketball season, holding a raffle for a mini-bike and other items and the cake raffle during halftime at home basketball games. 163 Ski Club Has An Up And Down Year Ski Club this year was under the direction of Miss Gentry Mohr. The ski trip planned for the year at Traverse City was cancelled because of the lack of snow. The Ski Club members went skiing at Cannonsburg during the winter and cleaned Tower Mountain so that it could be used by area residents. Row I: Miss Mohr, advisor; Hytham Younis, Jim Forton, Kevin Kerbyson, Tim Wulf, Tom Hawes, Janet Wulf, Micky Reynolds. Row 2: Jack Wood, Sharon Kellicut, Michele Kocher, Martina Buss, Mary Braman, Brenda Swartz, Lisa Fierens, Jan Crosby, Lois Townsend. Row 3: Tagg Butler, Gary Becker, Debbie Nielsen, Chris Cantwell, Jeanne Takens, Don Stuewer, Linda Ballard, Terry Stewart, Rick Follrath, Winch Hamper. Row 4: Ron Arend, Craig Morford, Bob Johnson, Geoff Hansen, Harold Steele, Glenn Rittcngcr, Frank Barry, Barry Wilkes, Scott Crosby, Tim Wilkes, Dave Clark, Tom Olsen and Chris Ranney. The Ski Club Officers for 1973 are: Don Stuewer, Vice-President; Jan Crosby, Treasurer;Jack Wood, President. Not pictured: Robin Perdue, Secretary. 164 Varsity Debate Team Record Better Than Ever This year’s debate team had the best season ever. The team was under the direction of Mr. John Pawlowski. The Varsity debate team record was 8 and 4. The Junior Varsity debate team record was 6 and 6. The Varsity team is composed of more experienced debaters. The Junior Varsity team is composed mainly of first-year debaters. Each spring the debate team advisors get together to vote on the topic to be debated on the next year. This past year the topic was: Resolved: That all public elementary and secondary education should be financed exclusively by the federal government. Varsity debaters are-Row 1: Linda Ballard, Jan Crosby and Amy Kiste. Row 2: Tim Wulf, jeff Perdue and Rick Goodall. Row 3: Alan Helsel, Paul Holbrook, Craig Whitlow and Jim Foster. junior varsity debaters are Row 1: Matt Holbrook, Darcy Riches and Hope Nelson. Row 2: Bill Walker, Ben Bauman, Diane Antonclli and Sandy Muns. Row 3: Marc Ferguson, Don Durham, Ed Kramer, Mike Kohley and Julie Fierens. 165 Future Health Careers Offers Opportunities To Those Interested In The Medical Fields The main goal in Future Health Careers is to help those people who are interested in a medically-oriented field. In order to do this, there are guest speakers who come and answer questions and offer any advice or help that they can. This past year an x-ray technician and a physical therapist came to talk to the group and explained their field of work. This year there also was a hot dog roast at the beginning of the year for those who wanted to join the club or were just interested in what the group was doing. The members of Future Health Careers Club are-Row 1: Susette Valence, Enola Green, President; Rhea Thomas. Row 2: Paula Moy, Secretary; Sjana Akkerhuis, Points Chairman; Alicia Remus and Janet Neilson. Row 3: Jo Russell, Barb Harding, Helen Tower, Vice-President. Not pictured: Carol Christensen, Lou Czarnopis, Sue Czarnopis, Tracy Herron, Peggy Schooley, Candy Strouse, Bonnie Troyer, LeeAnn VanSyckle, Debbie Wilson. Advisor: Mrs. Carole Teman. Library Club Members Help Keep Library In Order This year Library Club members sold school pins, held a tea for the teachers and decorated the library during the holidays. Library Club members also work in the library before, during and after school. Library Club was under the direction of Mrs. Estelle Cooper for the 1972-73 school year. Library Club members and officers are: Tony Denkins, Publicity Chairman; Anna Phillips Art Director; Lorie Moy, President; Catherine Phillips, Social Chairman; Mrs. Estelle Cooper. Advisor and Don Crankshaw, Treasurer. Not pictured: Jeff Wycoff, Secretary. The Spotlight Mr. Larsen is looking over Joyce Flueggc’s ad layouts while Amy Kiste looks on. Putting together a newspaper is not an easy task. Ask any staff member who spent four to five hours some nights the week before deadlines were to be met. Always there were pages to be layed out, ads to be sold and stories to be written. Though it was a lot of hard work and long hours, everyone seemed to enjoy themselves while they worked. The main goals for the year were to produce a reputable news source for students and, according to Mr. Larsen, “to maintain the advisor’s sanity.” After a slow start at the beginning of the year, the paper got off the ground and the first printed issue was circulated after the second semester got underway. After the beginning of the second semester, some staff changes were made. Amy Kiste was promoted to editor-in-chief, Scott Crosby was added as a columnist and Lorie Moy as a reporter. Staff members for second semester were: Amy Kiste, Mark Wincgard, Denise Davis, Lorie Moy, Cheryl Hoffman, Mike Dolick, Dave Weber, Joyce Fluegge, Tanie Green, Scott Crosby and Jeff Wycoff. The Spotlight staff for 1973 included—Row 1: Joyce Fluegge, Business Manager, second semester; Amy Kiste, Editor-in-Chief, second semester. Row 2: Denise Davis, Business Manager, first semester; Peggy Swift, Feature Editor, first semester. Row 3: John Larsen, advisor; Jeff Perdue, Editor, first semester; Cheryl Hoffman, Reporter. Row 4: Mark Winegard,Managing Editor; Mike Dolick, Reporter; and Tanie Green, Production Manager. Not pictured: Jeff Wycoff, Reporter. 167 Dave Weber and Scott Crosby compare statistics. The 1973 Hi-Life Presents Pride Marian Weber and Dana Selesky, co-editors for the 1973 Hi-Life, are working on layouts. The advisor for this year was Mr. John Larsen. John Adams joined the staff later in the year as a photographer. Amy Kiste is listening to Mr. Larsen talk on the do’s and dont’s of writing yearbook copy. Mark Winegard, also a photographer, was caught quite unexpectedly by the camera’s quick shutter. Second Semester Opening ♦♦Dana Selesky ♦♦Marian Weber Seniors ♦Kim Bernson Jean Johnson Kenetta Dines Members were: Faculty ♦Amy Kiste Undergrads ♦Helen Tower Kim Moore Sports ♦♦Mike Dolick ♦♦Joyce Flucggc Activities ♦Karen Moore T ypist Chris Cogswell Clubs ♦Cheryl Hoffman Fine Arts ♦Michelle Kocher Ads Dana Selesky Photographers Tagg Butler Mark Winegard John Adams Amy Kiste Joyce Fluegge Bob Paulsen Sue Forton Advisor John Larsen • Section Editor Co-editors 168 The Hi-Life staff members for first semester were -Row 1: Amy Kiste, Helen Tower, Joyce Fluegge, Chris Cogswell, Alicia Remus, Marian Weber and Dana Selesky. Row 2: Kennetta Dines, Karen Moore, Kim Moore, Dave Nelson, Scott Blattner, Jean Johnson, Michele Kocher and Cheryl Hoffman. Row 3: Pat Gardener, Mike Dolick, Fred Muns, Bob Paulsen, Paul Sanders, John Adams, Tagg Butler and John Larsen. Mike Dolick is getting ideas for his section. Joyce Fluegge was co-editor of the sports section this year. This year the Hi-Life took on a whole new approach. John Larsen, the advisor, was new to the 72-73 teaching staff. The staff tried to improve the quality of layout and pictures. They feel they have accomplished this in “Pride 73.” Some of the accomplishments that they achieved were: meeting deadlines, producing and selling of yearbook and increasing the size of the yearbook over last year’s yearbook. This year two editors were appointed instead of one and one assistant editor. They were Dana Selesky and Marian Weber. This year’s staff started out quite large, but as the year progressed, the size of the staff steadily decreased in size. 169 Let's Hear That Greenville Sound 170 The Concert Band performs at the Christmas Concert. Marching Band is Number One The Marching Band of 140 people got their knees up high this year and marched all over. The band went to The University of Michigan Band Day and marched at Cedar Springs' Marching Festival. At the Cedar Springs Festival they received a first rating. They also have participated in the Danish Festival Parade, the 4-H Parade and the Labor Day Parade. Jungle Jerry's Jazz Band Ri v .1LACanDD ldd' oUgh DcWilt Rob‘n Hacker, Michelle Vanderlip, Cherie Chrk r! nn c30?6? ' Row 2: AmV K,ste� Mr. Martin, Jeff Scott, Mike Ceccanese, Chri«. nney’r red V,ns' Lraig Morford. Row 3: Winch Hamper, Dave Nelson, hr,s Hansen, Dennis Alles, Mike Dolick and L.V. Meyering. 1973 Band Officers The officers are: Joe Budge, President; Robin Hacker, Secretary; Cathy Rivett, Treasurer; Jim Bcrnson, Vice-President. 171 Concert Band Performs Publicly The Concert Band members are-Row 1: Nancy Block, julie House, Cheryl Hoffman, Holly Tanner, Debbie Diehl, Marjean Holmes, Cathy Evans and Jane Jensen. Row 2: Connie Davis, Peggy Schooley, Monica Arnold, Cathy Lyndrup, Kurt Fuller, Ben Bauman, Terry Sampson, Theresa Povolo, Lori Burk, Kim Merren, Debbie Reed and Rhonda Rhoddy. Row 3: Lynn Cooper, Valeric Swartz, Kristina Updike, Lee Ann Silverthorn, Bob Foote, Mike Willard, Shelly Newburg, Alan Brewster, Hugh DeWitt, Tom Christiansen, Judy Taylor, Bob Dumond, Dean Dodd, Chris Cantwell, Mary Andrews, Joyce Fluegge, Karen Petersen, Tracy Herron and Jo Rae Lamb. Row 4: Ed Finkhouse, Tom Smith, Kris Hall, Mary Jane Hansen, Dave McComb, Ed Kramer, Joe Harper, Kevin Kerbyson, Stanley Braden, Chris Dolick, Jeff Wycoff, Bill Walker, Mary Lowry, Paul Sanders, Leonard Larsen, Cindy Everhart, Greg Coville, Mike Ceccanese and John O’Donald. Row 5: Janice Cory, Bill Finkhouse, Louis Hamper, Bill Minard, Bob Hammond, John Adams, Kim Arnold, Dan Adams and Hytham Younis. The Concert Band performing at their annual Christmas Concert for the public. Bill Minard and Louis Hamper await a signal from Mr. Martin for them to play the drums. The Concert Band traveled to Muskegon for District Competition and played at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. They performed under the direction of Mr. Jerry Martin. 172 Symphonic Band Receives A 1 At Distict Competition Symphonic Band members are—Row 1: Kim Bernson, Kathy Anderson, Theresa Burk, jan Pitre, Amy Kiste, Jeff Perdue, Carol McComb, Wayne Christensen and Jo Paulsen. Row 2: Bonnie Troyer, Cheryl Davis, Sandy Oberlin, Diane Antonelli, Clenda Horton, Chris Nelson, Cathy Rivett, Lee Ann Dumond, Marie Williams, Becky Johnson, Sue Nelson and Kim Morey. Row 3: Roxanne Badersnider, Sue Swartz, Jane Johnson, Dennis Dodd, Chris Ranney, Craig Morford, Fred Muns, L. V. Meyering, Michelle Vandcrlip, Chcric Rivett, Bill Gray, Robin Hacker, Emily Braden, Nancy Staffen and Cathy Stuhldreher. Row 4: Dennis Alles, Chris Hansen, Dave Nelson, Mike Dolick, Jerry Troyer, Rod Fuller, Jim Jensen, Jack Horton, Jim Gardner, Mary Ann Vining, Chris Lowry, Kathy Stewart, Debbie Aylsworth, Sharon Kellicut and Lynn Christensen. Row 5: Tom Taylor, Sue Forton, Robin Perdue, Rob Steele, Eric Lincoln, Jeff Scott, Joe Budge, Bob Johnson and Mr. Jerry Martin. The Symphonic Band had a very busy year. They presented two concerts and traveled to Muskegon for Distric Competition where they received a I rating. They also competed at the State level later in the Spring. Playing the bass clarinets are Kathy Stewart and Debbie Aylsworth. Practicing are Tom Taylor, Rob Steele, Dennis Alles, Chris Hansen, Mike Dolick, Jerry Troyer and Rod Fuller. 173 Pom Pon Girls Majorettes Perform During Half-Time Clockwise from top: Mary Ann Vining, Valerie Swartz, Cathy Rivett, Mary Lowry, Robin Perdue, Sandy Oberlin and Sue Neison. Cathy Rivett Pom pon girls and majorettes for the 1972-73 season were: Mary Ann Vining, Sue Nelson, Sandy Oberlin, Robin Perdue, Mary Lowry, Cathy Rivett and Val Swartz. The girls put in a lot of time after school making up and practicing routines for half-time performances at football and basketball games. Mary Ann Vining 174 Let's Sing Louder'' During the “Twelve Days of Christmas, Gary Rossetter is expressing himself. Robin Rarick and Sandy Muns are dressed up at a concert. In the background is Kathy Stewart. Mr. Hazzard directs the choir at the Christmas Concert. The Village Green Singers are-Row 1: Sue Wood, Shelly Roy, Peggy Swift, Karen Wuerfel, Denise Davis and Michele Vanderlip. Row 2: Gary Ingles, Gary Rossetter, Greg Swartz and Sang Lee. 175 A Cappella Choir Rehearsing For Kept Busy Concerts A Cappella Choir members arc Row 1: Sue Russell, Pat Augustine, Kathy Stewart, Gary Rossetter, Nick Lober, Jo Paulsen, Beth Miller, Sue Wood and Alicia Lund. Row 2: Karen Wuerfel, Debbie Fredricks, Diane Babcock, Peggy Swift, Sang Lee, Gary Engle, Michelle Vanderlip, Pat Johnson and Norma Nichols. Row 3: Sandy Muns, Denise Davis, Curt Lincoln, John Minard, Ron Russel, Don Durham, Therese Liesveld, Mary Wells and Marie Wise. Row 4: Robin Rarick, Fran Bcardslee, Chris Parker, Leonard Larsen, Jeff Snyder, Bob Paulsen, Marian Vandenburg, Connie Speese and Janet Horrocks. 1972-73 officers are: Kathy Stewart, Librarian; Karen Wuerfel, Librarian; Curt Lincoln, Treasurer; Nick Lober, Vice-President; Denise Davis, President; and Pat Johnson, Secretary. The A Cappella Choir sang in the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert and the Variety Show. Some of the members also participated in the Tri-River Choir. Pat Augustine, Don Durham, Dave Wildner, John Minard and Michelle Vanderlip are practicing for the upcoming Spring Concert. 176 Concert Choir Performs At Two Annual Concerts 1972-73 officers arc: Lee Ann VanSyckle, Publicity Chairman; Ladell Robinson, Robe Chairman; Laura VanSyckle, Treasurer; Doreen Durham, Librarian; Dale Larsen, President; Toni Butler, Vice-President; Brook Snyder, Initiation Chairman; Star Krecgcr, Librarian and Kim Larsen, Secretary. The Concert Choir was involved in the Spring and Christmas Concerts. They helped with the Variety Show on props and the spotlights. Some of the Concert Choir members performed in the Caveman skit at the Variety Show. 177 — oncert Choir members are—Row 1: Terri Gillis, Paula Nash, Jean Mulnix, Ladell Robinson, Bill Newberg, Corky Snyder, Kim Larsen, Teresa McKenzie, Hel-lTower and Patsy Buche. Row 2: Robin Townes, Pat Cooper, Mimi Ferguson, Denise Lemmon,Cliff Kent, Richard Hahler, Scott Blattncr, Brook Snyder, je Nightengale, Sherry Kent and Lee Ann VanSyckle. Row 3: Brenda Swartz, Laura VanSyckle, Doreen Durham, Dale Larsen, Tammy Space, Vicki Porter, ecky Wiltkopp and Star Kreeger. Advertisements Merchant Patron Ads Parent Patron Ads Merchant Advertising 180 200 201 FEDERAL-MOGUL CORPORATION Federal-Mogul Division, Greenville Plant, located at 510 East Grove Street, Greenville, Michigan. 180 Gibson PRODUCTS CORPORATION 515 GIBSON DRIVE GREENVILLE, MICHIGAN, 48838 (616) 754-5621 “One of the White Consolidated Industries WCI” 181 A .f LOUIS H. VAN HORN, Realtor BOX 122 GREENVILLE, MICHIGAN 48838 X£2£| iX PHONE 754-6173 Congratulations to Tim Wulf and All 1973 Graduates of Greenville High School We know a young man just out of school has more on his mind than just a job these days. He's concerned about his world. He's looking at the future. And he’s looking for a way to do something about it. We're looking at the future too. In fact we’re dedicated to it. And we re looking for people who feel the same way. You see. there's more to the Air Force than good pay, guaranteed jobs and valuable skills. There’s also the satisfaction of doing something worthwhile and important. But that's something you’ll have to decide for yourself. It's easy to get the facts and there’s no obligation. Contact your nearest Air Force Recruiter at USAF Recruiting Office 120 N. Michigan Big Rapids, Michigan 49307 Phone: 796-9125 Go ahead . . . Take a good close look at us. We'll look you over, too . . . AND WE MIGHT BOTH FIND WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR HIGH SCHOOL onnoumE LET S TAKE A GOOD LOOK AT EACH OTHER.. CHAPTER III Here you’ll find the new House of Flavors, stationery, gifts and a supply of Hallmark Cards. Located at 300 South Lafayette Street. FIRST STATE BANK Take all of your banking needs to the trustworthy, locally-owned First State Bank member of the F.D.I.C. For your convenience, use the drive-in branch on the corner of Franklin and Cass Streets. COMMERCIAL STATE BANK Trust department, safety deposit boxes, checking and savings accounts. Main office in Greenville, branch office in Trufanl. H. A. CURTIS SONS Everything for building anything. Open six days a week. Six miles north of city limits on M-91 at Turk Lake. COLONY HOUSE Your good taste always shows when your gifts are from the Colony House. 185 We are proud to have been chosen again this year to print your school annual. graphics Op GREENVILLE PRINTING CO. 20 S Cdfntoud Si . tUS Tatovhm il 7%4-M88. Grand Rap tit Ml 389 FEDDERS CORPORATION Located at 201 East Congress Street, Greenville, Michigan 48838. Telephone 616 754-5701. TWX 810-273-6110 JIFFY BURGER RANCH A great place to go! Delicious hamburgers, chicken dinners, take-out service, creamy malts and shakes. Jiffy Burger, Greenville, Michigan. For quick service phone 754-4961. Greenville New Car BOB BALLARD FORD, INC. Ford-Lincoln-Mercury 1205 W. Washington Street BARNEY EVERITT (Bert Pitre) Chevrolct-Cadillac 6030 N. Greenville Road CHAPIN SALES SERVICE Plymouth-Ramblcr 6537 N. Greenville Road Dealers Association JEFF BRANCH Dodgc-Chrysler Northtown Greenville SHARPE MOTOR SALES Pontiac 410 S. Lafayette Street VITO, INC. Oldsmobilc-Buick 108 N. Lafayette Street 187 BALDRIDGE’S Professional floral arrangements. Gifts for your sweetheart, corsages and planters. “Your telephone florist. Call 754-4604. 188 JERRY’S PAINT STORE Jerry’s has everything for the artist: oils, brushes, canvasses, as well as needs for home improvements. Call 754-8811. is - BROWN-TEMAN FU RAL HOME BROWN-TEMAN Preferred service to all faiths. Honest, moderate prices. Call 754-5638. Cemetery markers and monuments. 420 West Grove Street. Greenville, Michigan. B W SALES SERVICE Visit our new enlarged showroom at 6548 North Greenville Road. Just dial 754-6507 for service. 189 GITTLEMAN’S, INC. For all of your favorite names in women’s apparel. Shop at Gittleman’s in Greenville. 304 S. Lafayette Street. Call PENNY’S The fashion place. Located at 314 South Lafayette Street. 190 GREENVILLE LUMBER Located at 600 North Lafayette Street. Complete line of building materials. For information call 754-5678. GREENVILLE TOOL DIE COMPANY Builders of automotive dies. Located at 1215 South Lafayette Street. GREENVILLE HARDWARE COMPANY “Your dollar buys more at your trustworthy store.” Located at 117 South Lafayette Street. 191 LEE’S MENS WEAR It’s sure to please if it comes from Lee’s. Located at 200 South Lafayette Street. RITZEMA’S MENS WEAR Featuring quality clothing at prices you can afford to pay. Also, boys department, sizes 12 to 20. Located at 220 South Lafayette Street. HILL’S MARKET For groceries and shopping needs, shop at the store with the Spartan on the door. Located at 602 South Washington. 192 I RIRFKAl LUMBE ::r company. EUREKA LUMBER Eureka Lumber carries a complete line of building supplies. Jewel Paints. “If you don’t know lumber, know your lumberman.’’ 301 Gibson Drive. WPLB RADIO Broadcasts the Yellow Jacket Games at Home and Away. “The Sports Station.’’ 193 - iHROODtCO OFFICE SUPPLIES I. M. ROOD COMPANY By name not by nature. Everything for the office including typewriters and adding machines, school supplies, personal stationery, party decorations and drafting supplies. Located at 209 S. Lafayette Street. Residential Farms SLENTZ ELECTRIC Slentz Electric will never leave you hanging! For home and industry, state licensed and insured. We can do a complete job, whatever your requirements. Located at 204 S. Lafayette Street. Ken Johnson Realty 100 S. Lafayette Street Greenville, Michigan 754-4440 Cottages Rentals 194 ADMIRAL PETROLEUM Two stations, located at the corner of VanDeinsc and North Lafayette, and 1305 W. Washington, both in Greenville. Congratulations, Graduates We add our congratulations to the many you are receiving as you graduate. At Consumers Power Company, our major job is to provide dependable electric and gas service. But that isn’t our only responsibility. We have long been committed to the preservation of our environment. As one of the largest electric and gas utilities in the United States, we are always in need of qualified personnel. If you are interested in a future with Consumers Power, please contact the Company’s local division office. Consumers Power An Equal Opportunity Employer LEE’S SPORTS CENTER Sporting needs for every season every climate. Fishing poles, guns, tackle and ski parkas. Your complete sporting headquarters! Phone 754-5049. BEST GAS STATION Quality gasoline and oils with complete window service. Best Service Station located at 121 West Washington in Greenville. 195 RIEHL’S DRIVE-IN Delicious pizza, french fries, chicken and fish and chips dinners. For quick carry-out service, phone 754-4532. GOULET'S Did you know Goulet's has stereo tape players, all kinds of records, cosmetics, gifts, toys, cameras and a snack bar? Come to Goulet's for everything. JIM'S MARKET For all grocery and party needs, including chicken and ribs, shop at Jim’s Market. Open seven days a week. Located in North Greenville. DAVE’S MARKET Home of those King Size Ice Cream Cones. Located in Northtown Greenville. 196 DON S TRADING POST “Thrifty folks shop here for better values.” M-91. North Greenville. Phone 754-7141. Cliff Wright, proprietor. GAMBLE’S For the best in mini-bikes, outboard motors, stereo tapes, records and furniture. 123 South Lafayette in downtown Greenville. Call 754-4661. VOGUE SERVICE, INC. Shop at Vogue for all your furniture and appliance needs. WORKMAN S SEWING MACHINE SALES SERVICE 197 NORM S SKI SHOP “Ski equipment sold by skiers.” Just west of Greenville, A mile North of M-57. Phone 754-3949. BILL KRICK AUTO TRAILER SALES SERVICE Located at 11282 Carson City Road (M-57), l' r miles West of Greenville. Phone 754-6100. MARTELL MUSIC Quality brand names in guitars, organs, pianos and accordians. Also private and class rehearsal rooms. Call 754-3418 or visit 331 S. Lafayette Street. UPSTAIRS Finest in quality gifts, hand-painted cards, pins, earrings, supplies of Joan Walsh Anglund. Located in downtown Greenville. 198 RELIABLE HARDWARE Your family gift headquarters. Phone 754-6630. BLANDING S RECREATIONAL SALES John Deere snowmobiles, lawn and garden equipment 801 F.. Fairplains Street. Phone 616 754-3671. “We Service What We Sell.” PACKARD SALES SERVICE TURK LAKE uv PACKARD SALES SERVICE M-91 at Turk Lake. KANSAS CITY LIFE INSURANCE CO. Jimmy L. Johnson, special agent. Office Wolverine at Brewer, Rockford. Michigan 49341. Residence 10541 Velma Drive, Greenville, Michigan 48838. 199 MEIJER’S THRIFTY ACRES Mr. Mrs. Howard Bernson “Why pay more” at Meijer’s Thrifty Acres in North Greenville. Mr. Mrs. J. F. Johnson Mr. Mrs. L. V. Meyering Mr. Mrs. Arvin Selesky Mr. Mrs. Reuben Swift Mr. Mrs. Harlan Weber JORGENSEN’S SUPERMARKET “Where smiles originate.” Located on West Grove Street in Greenville. 200 This page has been contributed by the following business and professional men: Thomas Reed, D.D.S. Stewart Anderson, O.D. N. P. Sorensen, D.D.S. Wyckoff's Shoes N. P. Sorensen, Jr., D.D.S. Ray's Sunoco Hansen's Music House Greenville Trailer Lodge Wolf's Jewelry John Halick, M.D. Harold Steele, D.D.S. Anne's Pet and Hobby Shop C. J. Nye Insurance Agency Dan R. Dibble, O.D. Rural Bottle Gas Co. Jack's Bait Shop United Memorial Hospital Ahmad Younis, M.D. Montgomery Ward Catalog Sales Agency Tim's Cafe Beardslee Insurance Alma's Ready-to-Wear Larry's Bait Shop Robert E. Rice, M.D. R. B. Hammond, D.O. G. H. Stuewer, D.V.M. Glen House, M.D. Vincent Bow Sons Fuel and Heating 201 This half page has been contributed by the following business and professional men: L. V. Meyering, Attorney D. G. Ostrander, D.D.S. Robert E. 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