Ottawa Hills High School - Legend Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1970 volume:

X T2 11 3-fp H ' x s N fi I 1 1 xx N I I I l f 4 1 I I i .1 X. ,Z-I , 1970 Ottawa Hills High School 1050 Iroquois S.E. Grand Rapids, Michigan Ottawa Encourages Expression Introduction Seniors Underclassmen Academics Faculty Organizations Activities Sports Advertising Index Conclusion ' 2 6 44 72 90 102 128 148 180 190 208 In Many Forms .. Time, Time Tame What s to become ofme While I look around For my posszbzlltzes Iam so hard to please bi 3 Expression Marked by Individuality S QQ: Through Organized Student Groups fx-uf 11 11.1 Seniors www Illia' Q 5 1 ,rs A5 1 i 1 X I I I I 4 3 4 6 S 1 i ! 1 1 i l' , Q 5 g,.,, . ,x- 4 W 953?L3flii?m3.!3g?5L55ifQfA1gai5f+v2ei-ii -L-Q 1 nd' I Hula ,,-avg ., .Q-..-.,.f . 'S . 1 ' whwiifllw Seniors Develop Ideals Janice Ann Abrahamson French Club 2, 35 Honor Society 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Senior Play5 Jr. Re- vue. Barbara Lynne Adamson French Club 2, 35 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Girl's League 2, 35 Spanish Club 25 Jr. Revueg Ski Club 3. Ronald Paul Adrianse The members of Ottawa's Class of '70 spent their last year in a flurry of activities. For them it was a time of hope and excitement as they looked anxiously toward the future. It was a time of mixed sadness as the Seniors reflected on the crowded, yet unforgettable halls of Ottawa. The 1969-70 year was a year of serious decision making, of carefree escapades and gradual ma- turing. For the members of the class of '70, Ottawa Hills High School was an often exasperating but always exciting experience. General Richard William Anderson Q... General. Laura Marie Adler A Cappella Choir 3, 45 French Club 35 Mame , Jr. Revue. Stephen Robert Alspaugh Football 15 Wrestling 1 . Lindsey Ann Ashley Pep Club 45 Jr. Revue5 Sr. Play. Mary Patricia Anderson Class Sec. 35 Sr. Ex. Bd.5 Fr. Club 45 Hon Soc. 45 Girl's League 2, 3, 45 Jr. Revue5 Cheerleader 2, 4. i Ann Elizabeth Baldwin Jean Elaine Ball Kaleidoscope. i 5 , R General. ww 'P Gary Michael Ball J r. Revue. Claudia Ellen Barnes General. David Lucien Belanger Audio Visual 2. Janice Lynne Beukema Stu. Coun. 2, 33 Ex. Bd. 23 A Cappella Choir 3, 43 Choir 23 Fr. Club 23 Girl's Lea. 2, 33 Pep Club 2, 33 llMame,,Q Jr. Revue. Lore Denise Baltutat Stu. Council Ex. Bd. 1, 23 Class Ex. Bd. 2, 3, 43 Girl's League 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr. Revue3 Ski Club 2. Susan Marie Beach Orchestra 2, 3, 43 0liver 3 Mame. Mark Harris Belfer Key Club 23 Sp. Club 33 Football 3. Susan Jane Beukema Stu. Cou. Rep. 1, 2, 33 Class Sec. 13 A Cappella 3, 43 Hon. Soc. 3, 43 Grl's Lea. 2, 3, 4g Mame 3 Sr. Play3 Jr. Revue. Marianne Baragar Choir 1, 23 Libr. Clubg Girl's League 3, 43 Jr. Revue. Carolyn Alethea Bernard Choir 1, 23 A Cappella Choir 3, 43 llM8IH9l,Q Jr. Revue. Phil Rios brushes up before a test. Maureen Denise Blake 'K 4. Susan Carol Bleech Stu. Coun. 2, 3, Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 4g Sp. Club 2, 3, Pep Club 25 Jr. Revueg Cheerleader 2, 3. General. Jeffrey Scott Boeskool Tennis 1 2 3 4 James Alan Bonjernoor General. Carol Elizabeth Biela Hon Soc. 3, 45 Sp. Club 3, Sr. Play, Jr. Revue. Paul David Black Ex. Bd. 3, 49 Varsity Club 2, 3, Pres. 43 Jr. Revue, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2. Robert Wayne Blackmore General. Nils Holger Bohlin Swedish Exchange Student, Cross Coun- try 4, Golf 4. Daniel Lee Borst Choir 15 A Cappella 3, 49 Varsity Club 4, Mame g Jr. Revue, Football 13 Swimming 2, 3, 4. James Reed Bosscher Class Treas. 1, 2g Sr. Ex. Bd., Hon. Soc. 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, Treas. 4, Jr. Revue, Football 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4, Swim- ming 2, 3, 4. Janice Lynn Brickell Kaleidoscope 2g Library Club 3. Roger Steven Brown General. Donald M. Bubeck Jr Revue Sandra Mae Buist General Robert Wesley Bossemeyer, Jr. A Cap. 4g Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Debate 43 Key Club 2, Stage Crew 2, 3, 45 Mame g Baseball 2, 4. Susan Lee Broekema J r. Revue. Sue Ann Breen Stu. Cou. 2, 3, Ex. Bd. 2, 3, 4, Hon. Soc. 45 Girl's Lea. 2, 3, Pres. 45 Legend 4g Sp. Club 35 Jr. Revue, DAR Award 4. Where did you say that teacher was? 0 Karol Gaye Bullock A Cap Choir 2, 3, 4, Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Red Cross 3, Oliver , Mame , Sr. Play, Jr. Revue, Women's Chorus 4. fx Carol Elizabeth Carter Band 2, A Cap. 3, 4, Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 4, Sp. Club 2, 3, Oliver , Mame , Sr. Play, Jr. Revue, Forensics 2. L. C. Burrell, Jr. Choir 1, 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. David Lee Campbell General. Peter Raymond Carlberg Sr. Ex. Bd., Legend 3, 4, Debate 2. Joel Richard Carter Band 2, Football 3, 4. Barbara Ann Castanie Girl's Lea. 2, 4, Lat. Club 3, 4, Jr. Revue. Thomas Glen Cable General. Juanita Cantu Library Club Sec. 1, 2, 3, Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Jr. Revue. Beverly Ann Carrington Band 1, 2, 3, Fr. Club, Orch. 4, Jr. Revue, Girl's Lea. 4, Mame. Christine Lynn Casner General. Paula Louise Chadwick Fr. Club 1, 2, 3, Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play, Ski Club 2. CU' 1:7 nxp X0 ff ,fffifgr Alvina Chronis Ex. Board 15 Girl's Lea. 7 2, 3, 45 Lat. Club 25 Sr. Playg Jr. Revue. Ronald L. Clark General. David Henry Claus Golf 2. 5 -...ay W ur 3 1 lp Phil Todd prepares to face Legend. 6 Arliss Lee Clubine A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Sec. Choir 25 Girl's Lea. 45 Mame 5 Sr. Play5 Jr. Revue. Paul Franklin Collins Choir 1, 25 A Cap. 3, 45 Kaleidoscope 35 Red Cross 35 Lat. Club 25 Oliver 5 Mame 5 Jr. Revue5 Football 1. Jeffrey David Cobb Varsity Club 3, 45 Jr. Revueg Cross Country 3, 45 Track 3, 4. Elizabeth Ann Conover General. Diane Christine Coleman Girl's Lea. 45 Sp. Club 35 Jr. Revue5 Sr. Play. Michael James Crooks Jr. Revueg Football 3, 45 Track 23 Baseball 3, 4. Donna Jeanne Corbin Stu. Coun. 39 Spectator 2, 3, 43 Fr. Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club lg Girl's Lea. 45 GAA 29 Jr. Re- vue. Alan Brian Crowe Sr. Class Pres.g Ex. Bd. 2, 35 Band 2, 3, Hon. Soc. 3, 45 Debate 33 Jr. Revueg Golf. Mary Patricia Davis Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Sr. Playg Jr. Revue. Steve Alan Cook Basketball 2. Susan Couch Coolidge Library Club 35 Jr. Revue. Gregory Steven Crabbs General. Belinda Rose Daniels GAA 2. Patricia DeGennaro General. James William DeLiefde Varsity Club 3, 45 Jr. Revue, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1. Katherine Kay DeYoung Ex. Bd. 45 Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 45 Jr. Revue, Sr. Play. Howard Meyer Donaldson Hon. Soc. 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Orch. 2, 3, 43 Oliver , t'Mame g Jr. Revue, Football 1, 2, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3g Tennis. Marguerite Douglas General. gk l , W John Thomas Driscoll Red Cross 39 Jr. Revue, Sr. Play, Wrestlmg 3. Lois Ann DeVries Band 3, 43 Hon Soc. 4g Pep Club. Amy Lyn DeZwart Band 3, 43 Hon. Soc. 45 Jr. Revue, Sr. Play. Kathleen Ann Douds Girl's Lea. 3, 4g Sr. Play, Jr. Revue. Michael John Doyle Varsity Club 3, 4, Jr. Revue, Track 2, 3, 4. Paul Charles Drueke Band 1, Red Cross 1, Legend 23 Jr. Revue, Football 1, 2, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Base- ball lg Tennis 2, 3. Thomas Lee Dibble Stu. Coun. Rep. 2, Sr. Class V. Pres., Exec. Bd. 2, 35 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Jr. Revue, Swimming 2, 3. Jeffery Lee Drake Red Cross 1. ll Linda Jean Dudicz A Cappella Choir 43 Red Cross 33 Orch. 2, 3, 43 'SM8m9,'Q Jr. Revue. Barbara Lynne Dykstra Pep Club 2, 33 Jr. Revue. John Patrick Duiven Ex. Board 4g Varsity Club 43 Jr. Revue3 Football 33 Track 2, 3, 4. Cynthia Lynn Duyser General. Marcia Ruth Dyk Band 2, 3, 4, Hon. Soc. 3, 43 llM3m8,!Q Jr. Revue. Susan June Dykstra Sp. Club 33 Jr. Revue. David James Ellis Varsity Club 3, 43 Jr. Revue3 Football 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 Home- coming King. Toni Lynn Dunagan General. Deborah Sue Dygert General. Belinda Lynne Dykhouse Stu. Coun. Rep. 1, 33 Class Sec. 23 Exec. Bd. 13 A Cap. 3, 43 Choir 1, 2g Girlls Lea. 1, 2, 33 Oliver 3 Jr. Revue. Robert Sprague Edmunds A Cap. 4g Orch. 2, 3, 4g Sp. Club 2, 3, 43 Stage Crew 2, 3, 43 Oliver 3 Mame 3 Sr. Pl.3 Jr. Rev.3 Cross Coun. 43 Swimming. Craig Harrison Emery Baseball 1, 4. ,of- wav' Henry Scott Emrich Ex. Bd. 45 Lat. Club 25 Jr. Revue5 Football 15 Swimming 2. Janet Vera Filby Girl's Lea. 2, 4. Craig Arthur Freeman Red Cross 2, 3. Randall Lee Friesen Ex. Bd. 35 A Cap. 45 Mame 5 Jr. Revueg Football 2, 3, 45 Golf 2, 3. Susan Beth Garter Fr. Club 25 Girl's Lea. 3, 45 Pep Club 25 Jr. Revue. Elizabeth Johanna Ensink General. Marc Barlow Fors Honor Society 45 Swim- ming 2, 3, 4. Patricia Sue Freeman Ch. Leader 1, 2, 45 Mame 5 A Cap. 3, 45 Girl's Lea. 1, 2, 3, 45 Hon. Soc. 45 Ex. Bd. 1, 25 Jr. Cl. V.P.5 Jr. Revueg Stu. Cou. 2. Bruce Charles Fry Ex. Bd. 45 Sr. Play5 Tennis 3, 4. Michael Timothy Gaskin Legend 45 Cross Country 4. Johnnie J. Franklin Fr. Club 2, 35 Debate 35 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Jr, Revue. 'hw 'P'-xv Steve Andrew Fuller Fr. Club 25 Hon. Soc. 4 Var. Club 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Football 15 Cross Country 35 Wrestling 2, 3, 4. IE fir ig: af A Terry Steele listens patiently. 4 1. I . ,,,.......-1 5. 'ev Dennis L. Gillett Pep Club 4, Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 25 Track 2. David James Gould Band 2, 3. Cynthia Sue Groenheide Gregory John Guernsey xx 4 Girlfs Lea. 25 GAA 2. General. f.- ,S-Al Bruce Allen Gelders Ski Club 1, 2, 3. Laurel Christine Gillesse General. Lynne Marie Gillesse Band 45 Hon. Soc. 3, 45 Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 45 Orch. 25 Sp. Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Oliver 5 Mame 5 Jr, Revue. A X52 Virginia Louise Graves A Cap. 3, 45 Choir 1, 25 Fr. Club 2, 35 Girl's Lea 3, 45 Mame 5 Jr. Revue. Linda Louise A - af' Gustafson L A . I 'Q to A FTA 2, 35 Library Club -- - if QU 45 Jr. Revue. J IVV, ,Q .. -r S 'SK A' ,. ' Cmdym' . ' General. .5 -t it Susan Lee Harris A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Choir 1, 25 Girl's Lea. 45 Mame 5 Jr. Revue. Dennis Moses Hattem Stu. Coun. 25 Jr. Pres5 Ex. Bd. 45 French Club 35 Red Cross 35 Base- ball 2, 3, 4. Q , ff' Q wx .ft N ,xi . , ' Il: f. .. . yjx....,'V Arif 'xl X s9 Michael Lee Heminger General. Deborah Ann Hagen Choir 25 Jr. Revue. Gail Lynn Hall GAA 25 Jr. Revue. Lynn Marie Hartley Girl's Lea. 2, 35 Sr. Play5 Jr. Revue. Laurie Anne Haveman General. Sue Ann Hendrickson Stu. Coun. 2, 3, 45 Ex. Bd. 3, 45 Kaleidoscope 25 Hon. Soc. 3, 45 Sp. Club 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Sr. Play5 Jr. Revue. Frances Harris General. Fl J, X 4? I 3 4 H W X. -4 Beverly Anne Hawk Band 25 Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 45 Legend 45 Sp. Club 2, 35 Pep Club 35 Sr. Play5 Jr. Revueg Stu. Coun. 4. 19 Charles Ernest Higley General. Leila Anne Huben General. 'Uv -QW Paul Richard Hill General. Philip David Hoekstra A Cappella Choir 3, 43 Spectator 4g Mame g Wrestling 3, 4. Eileen Marie Holmquist General. Joy Elaine Huizinga General. Roger Allen Hunsberger - Jr. Revueg Football lg Tennis 1. Mark Rains Hoekstra Jr. Revueg Tennis 3. Debbie Hoffman Stu. Coun. 4gKaleido- scopeg Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4g Sp. Club 1, 2, 3g Oliver g Mame g Jr. Revueg Debate. Rick Donald Hondorp Football 3, 45 Basket- ball 2. John Ross Hull General. Alonzo Hurt General. XXX Frances Beth Huyser J Udy JO Ike General, General. Diana Elizabeth J anulis , J , , H ,L 3 Sandra Darlene J arrett Stu. Cou. 2, Gir1's Lea. V in N General- 23 Pep Club 3,4gJr. I i Revue. Jerry Jensen Michael Jazzar Ex Bd. 2, 3, 45 A Cap. 45 Var. Club 3, 43 Key Club 2, 3, Mame g Jr. Re- vue, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. Rosie Lee Johnson Wade Lee Johnson Var. Club 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. General General. 5 maxi Will you sign my petition? H'mrr1, John Hancock . . . Walter Lee Johnson Football 1, 25 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrest- ling 15 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Martin Geoffrey J ourden Hon. Soc. 4, Jr. Revue, Football 2, 3, 45 Pep Club, Wrestling 2. Mary Ida Kams Choir 15 Fr. Club 4, Girl's Lea. 1, 2, 4, Lat. Club 1, 25 Sp. Club 2, Sr. Play. Patricia Jean Kelly Girl's Lea. 3, 45 Sp. Club 1, 2. A I 'f71Vif'?l W 4 . X Q. L. Mattie Lois Jones GAA V P. 2. David Shelton Kail Jr. Revue, Wrestling Judith Ann Kauwell Ex. Bd. 4, Girlls Lea. 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 35 Sr. Play, Jr. Revue. Megan Lee Kelsey General. Georgette Frances Joseph Choir 1, Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 4g Sp. Club 23 Pep Club 1, 2, 43 Sr. Play, Jr. Revueg Cheerleader 2, 3, Captain 4. Linda Denise Keech General. .. Fz f E I af' N - 1 ,ldap kk ., 2 t ,. :wif aff: 5 iff-2 f , A. .3 5. L Marilyn Louise Kempski Stu. Coun. 2, 35 V.P. 45 Ex Bd. 3, 45 Specta- torg Hon. Soc. 3, 45 Girls Lea. 2, 3, 45 Lat. Club 25 Pep Club 25 Sr. Play5 Jr. Rev. Claudia Joy Kok Stu. Cou. 25 Fr. Club 25 Hon. Soc. 3, 45 Jr. Re- vue5 Women's Chorus 4. 1 4 P-xl Jill Sue Ketchum Ch. Lead. 35 Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 45 Jr. Revue5 Pep Club. William John Kloac Key Club 3. Linda Joy Knight Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 45 Sp. Club 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Jr. Revue. James Robert Kornoelje General. Bettina J uliana Ketelhut German Exchange Studentg A Cap. 45 Girl's Lea. 45 Mame.'l David Charles Kloote Cross Country 35 Track 3. Gloria Ann Knowling Choir 25 GAA 1. Marsha Susan Kozminski Sp. Club 35 Sr. Play. Larry Jason Kuipers General. Carole Renae Kuperus Pep Club 43 Sr. Play3 Jr. Revue3 Ski Club 4. Sharon Ann Larson Fr. Club 43 Girl's Lea. 43 Sr. Playg Jr. Re- vue. Benjamin Pace Kutsche A Cap. 3, 43 Choir 23 Fr. Club 2, Tres. 33 Hon. Soc. 43 Libr. Club 2, 43 Key Club, Sec. 3, 43 A'Mame 3 Jr. Revueg Wrestling 2, 3. Dana Lynn LaFluer Stu. Cou. 33 Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Jr. Revue. Teresa Carol Lane Band 23 Girl's Lea. 3, 43 Sp. Club 2g Pep Club 43 Jr. Revue. RaeAnne Joy Lemmons Stu. Cou. 1, 4g A Cap. Sec. 3, 43 Choir 1, 23 Girl's Lea. 1, 2, Tres. 3, V.P. 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mame 3 Jr. Revue. Gordon Thomas Levett Sr. Play3 Football 2. .,' wi 555775 Q1 ...JJ QC37' l ,iff 3 ' .lrriif 4: 'E 3 in. H6- ii. . ff li. . I 3 Karen Anne Kuyper Stu. Cou. 2, Ex. Bd. 43 Ex. Bd. 2, 33 Hon. Soc. 3, 4g Girls Lea. 2, 3, 43 Lat. Club 2, Tres. 33 Jr. Revue3 Pep Club. Scott Adams Lancashire Fr. Club 23 Var. Club 43 Pep Club 23 Jr. Revueg Football 2, 3, 4. Karen Gay Larsen A Cap. 3, 43 Choir 23 Girlls Lea. 3, 43 Sp. Club 23 Mame, Donald August Lenger Hon. Soc. Pres. 43 Swimming 2, 3. Sylvia Kay Lillard General. Deborah Mae Lippman Band 2, 3, 4g Spectator 3, 45 Girl's Lea. 3, 4, Sr. Play, Jr. Revue. , s L- so 'f MJ Q- Pamela Katherine Littell Ex. Bd. 2, 33 Fr. Club 23 Red Cross 13 Pep Club 23 Sr. Play, Jr. Revue. Susan Anne Lubke Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 4. Yvonne Kay Lynema Ski Club 4. , ..,., Wg, , , .:.,,,,,,..a. , V . fr ,, - . ,.., 1 . ,R-, li. 'cr' Thomas Michael McCaffrey Debate 3. Daniel Patrick McCormick General. Janet Elizabeth McClure 4- Cp Cho1r12ACap34 an '1 1. . , - , , - y - 4 ' l Q ' :qw ' . X . J Randall Lee Lorenz Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 25 Baseball 3. Martha Lynne Lutz A Cap. 45 Choir 2, Mame g Sr. Play, Jr. Revue, Fr. Club 25 Hon. Soc. 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Kaleidoscope, Libr. Club 4g Girl's Lea. Carolyn R. McAlister General Richard Dale McCormick General. Laurie Anne McDonald 25 Womens Chorus 4, Girls Lea. 2, 3, 45 Orch. 15 Sr. Play, Jr. Revue, Sp. Club, Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4. Curtis Lovell McGhee General. QWA Jane Louise Martin A Cap. 3, 45 Choir 25 Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 45 Sp. Club 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 25 Sr. Play5 Jr. Revue. v ll X I 1 x 1 . .x ........ ,m5.., : 'wx .2'.1'3'2Z! w.... 55 lf' .ff-1, -- '. , mi sqifdfw 'fftf ,fi zz' 5:33533 i M Timothy Michael Mack General. Helena E. M. Mantyla Finnish Exchange Student. Patricia Ann Mason Stu. Cou. Rep. 2, Ex. Bd. 45 Ex. Bd. 35 Fr. Club 25 Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4 Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 45 Legend 45 Sr. Play5 Jr. Revue. Joseph Clifton Martin III Football 15 Basketball 1. Reginald Milton Meekof Stu. Cou. Rep. 35 Sr. P1ay5 Jr. Revue5 Foot- ball 15 Wrestling 1, 25 Golf 25 Tennis 1. Lynette Cheryl Mann Stu. Cou. 1, 25 A Cap. 45 Choir 1, 25 Fr. Club 1, 25 Red Cross 15 Girl's Lea. 45 GAA 1, 2, 35 Mame'5 Jr. Revue. Ralph Dwight Marmion A Cap. 45 Legend 45 iiMame-vw Roger David Matthews Soph. Class Pres.5 Foot- ball 1, 2, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. John Wesley Maxted Band 1, 2, 3, V.P. 45 Orch 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Sp. Club 25 Mamel'5 Jr. Revueg Pep Band. Karen Marie Miller Jr. Revue. l 4+ Kathleen Jean Miller Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 2, Jr. Revue. --, Sharon Elizabeth Morgan A cap. 3, 4, sec. choir 2, 4 5 Fr. Club 43 Mame g Jr. Revue. Laura Ariane Miller Stu. Cou. 3, 4g Kaleido- scope 3, 4, Fr. Club 3, 4, Hon. Soc. 3, 49 Girl's Lea. 3, 43 Sr. Pl., Jr. Revue, Debate. Richard Hugh Mitchell Sp. Club 35 Jr. Revue. Jack Alan Molenkamp Stu. Cou. 3, 4, Ex. Bd. 2, 4, Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Sr. Play, Jr. Revue, Base- ball 2, 45 Debate 2, 3, 4, Forensics. Ann Helen Moss Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 45 Jr. Revue. Sue Ann Munn Girl's Lea. 3, 4. Ernest Eugene Mingerink General. Thomas Wayne Moerdyke Sr. Playg Jr. Revue. Thomas Arthur Monroe General. Cynthia Jane Mosshamer Girl's Lea. 3, 45 Sr. Play Jr. Revue. Margaret Ellen Myers Fut. Tea. 2, Girl's Lea. 2, 35 Sp. Club 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Jr. Revue. Martin Robert Myers III Library Club 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 3, 45 Jr. Revueg Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. 5 James Dale Nielsen Key Club lg Jr. Revue. Linda Susan Marie Nardin Library Club 1, 2g Jr. Revue. Kenneth Eugene Naylor Band 1, 2g Key Club 1, 25 Sp. Club 1, 2, Jr. Rev, Football 2, 3, Ten- nis 1, 2. Susan Jayne Newhof Girl's Lea. 43 Sp. Club 2, 35 Mame g Sr. Play, Jr. Revue. Mary Susan Nordstrom Stu. Cou. 13 Glee Club 1g Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 45 Sp. Club 2, 35 Jr. Revue, Cheerleader 1, 2. Mary Lou Northrup Jr. Revue. 5' is , . - big Barbara Jean Nauta Stu. Cou. 23 Red Cross 2, 35 Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3g Sr. Play, Jr. Revue. Christine Rene Nelson Jr. Revue. Janice Ann Nielsen Jr. Revue. Marcia Lynn Norgrove Kaleidoscope 2, 35 Girl's Lea. 2, 33 GAA 2, Jr. Revue. Mary Lynn Nowak Fr. Club 2. Mark William Ochsankehl Varsity Club 45 Cross Country 3, 45 Track 3, 4. Dennis James O'NeiIl General. Kathleen Marie Peckham Stu. Cou. Sec. 45 Stu. Cou. 25 Ex. Bd. 35 Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 45 Jr. Revueg Cheerleader 1, 2. Susan Elaine Perry Red Cross Pres. 2, 35 Sp. Club 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Sr. Playg Jr. Revue. 'J' ii S , , s SI: 5 ' if 2 4 var-esiasiiif -. ll lggzg. liv I Linda Joy Peterson A Cap. Choir 2, 3, 45 Fr. Club 35 Red Cross 25 Library Club 1, V.P. 2, 35 Oliver 5 Mame. Eric Harvey Olsen Jr. Revueg Swimming 45 Boys State 3. Donna Rae 0ole Girlls Lea. 45 Sr. Play5 Ski Club 4. Michael Wynn Pemberton Jr. Revue. Debra Kay Packer Pep Club 45 Sr. Play 'X- s. - Physics is so interesting!!! Nancy Irene Peterson GAA 23 Sr. Play3 Jr. Revue. Terrance Sidney Polack Pep Club 4. Patricia Lynn Pries Ex, Bd. 4g Fr. Club 43 Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 23 Jr. Revue. Janice Sue Pylman Stu. Coun. 23 Ex. Bd. 23 Fr. Club 33 Hon. Soc. 3, 4g Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Jr. Revue. Gail Lee Quandee General. Sherry Elaine B. Phillips General. Carolyn Ann Pope Stu. Coun. 23 Ex. Bd. 3g Sr. Class Sec.3 Choir 1, 2g A Cap. 3, 43 Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 1, 23 llM8m6,,Q Jr. Revue. ,, wi if .. . fi! Q. 'Q .. Q .Q K ' X 4 'if 1 Y 1 , em.. M A ll Susan June Pipe General. 3 J 3 .W ..,ue-'Mi ' You know I really d0n't study. Dossie Randle, Jr. Football 1, 3, Wrestling 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Ronald Mark Rewerts Stu. Coun. 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hon. Soc. 1, Sp. Club 3, Jr. Revue, Basketball 2, Mame. John H. Richards Stu. Coun. 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Jr. Revue, Wrest- ling 1, 2, Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Baseball 1. Janice Lynn Roedding Ex. Bd. 2, 3, 4, Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Homecoming Queen, Sox Trot Queen, Jr. Re- vue. William George Roth Pep Club 4, Jr. Revue, Golf 4. -,. -Af e Ronald Alan Reister General. Esther T. Reynolds General. Phillip Andrew Rios Audio-Visual 2, 3. Terrance Stuart Rose Band 3, 4, Orch. 3, 4, Jr. Revue, K'Mame , Pep Band 3, 4, Wrest- ling 4, Audio-Visual 3, Key Club 3. Thomas Stiles Rothwell Pep Club 4, Jr. Revue, Basketball 1, Tennis 1, 2, Ski Club 3. Philip Harvey Ribbens General. Jamie Alan Rosochacki General. John Henry Russau, Jr. Football li Basketball lg Track 1. Kimberly Schneider St. Coun. 33 Ex. Bd. 2, 43 Red Cross 33 Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 43 Sp. Club 3g Jr. Revue. -A , ' liz. 'iw i X i Mx i f , 3 V? ' -s. ...Q i -1 f- 15 i -,, ig ,x 3 Vih: Joseph Michael Russo General. Mitchell Michael Salhaney Sr. Play3 Jr. Revue3 Football 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4. Sandra Louise X Ernest John Saunders Salhaney General. Edward David Sayfie Sr. Play3 Jr. Revue3 Football 4. Thomas Joseph Sellner St. Coun. 23 Varsity Club 3, 43 Stage Crew 33 Football 3, 4g Track 4g Jr. Revue. Nancy Lynn Sharp Girl's Lea. 2, 43 Jr. Revue. Football 13 Basketball 1. Constance Ruth Schaefer Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Sr. Playj Jr. Revue. 4 . rx, N' get ar lb nf 'K ei Ev ,X E. .t uf' , 'S Kay Marie Shalhoup General. 1 Doreen Louise Shoemaker Choir 13 Libr. Club 13 Pep Club 13 Jr. Revue. Michael Dennis Shoen Red Cross 45 Sp. Club 45 Audio-Visual 3. Deborah Jean Smith General. Scott Frederick Smith Ski Club 3. Linda Kay Snider French Club 2. Judith Lynn Solomon Red Cross 45 Sr. Playg Jr. Revue. C3 John Edward Sickrey Choir 1, 2g A Cap. 3. Orelius Michael Smith Ex. Bd. 43 Red Cross 2, 33 Varsity Club 33 Football 13 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Tamara Maurine Smith General. 5' Lousinda Kay Silveus Sr. Play. Vickie Jo Smith Jr. Revue. MaChere Anona Spencer Choir 15 French Club 25 Girl's Lea. 25 Legend 45 GAA 1, 25 Jr. Revue. x S .M 3 Gayle Ann Steingraber GAA 2. i -0 f 1 Hi.. 6' , ,, 4, I Q., Xu I 'fr Q fe Kenneth David Spicer Dist. Ed, Clubs Pres. 4. David Anthony Sprauer Baseball 4. Mary Francis Springstead Kaleidoscope. Mary Margaret Steingraber St. Coun. 2, 35 Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 45 Jr. Revue. Jane Ann Stevens Pep Club 1, 25 Cheer- leader 1, 2. . '1 3 iff, 2. 5 ' QA f P'-. liii' il ii i Q .V 'mf 1 L H iw r fl .fx ' , i , f x 'N sv- ig ' gi f, K Q 1 VN ,lb ,f Gerald Lucas Spoor General. Thomas Alan Sprik General. Terrance Lee Steele St. Coun. 2, Ex. Bd. 3, Pres. 45 Hon. Soc. 3, 45 Jr. Revueg Football 35 Baseball 45 Tennis 25 Debate 2, 3. Deborah Jeanne Sterken Red Cross 35 Sr. Play. Patricia Ann Strickland General. Patricia Joann Sullivan General. Sheryl Vicki Sylvester Band 2, 3, Sec. 45 Fr. Club 25 Hon. Soc. 3, 45 Jr Revue Jeanne Sue Sumner General. Rodney Joseph Tardy Jr. Revue. t Shelly Anne Sylvester Band 2, 3, Sec. 45 Fr. Club 25 Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Mark Dennis Telego Fr. Club 45 Orch. 15 Jr. Revue' Football 1 2 3, Co-capt. 45 Base- ball 1 2 3 Brian Paul Terry J r. Revue. Reginald Tardy General. Lynnette Thomas St Coun 1' Red Cross Robert William Thorpe Ex. Bd. 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Jr. Revueg Swimming Lucille Lynn Teunis Girl's Lea. 25 Pep Club 25 Jr. Revue. x fans' Pc. . . . '. , Vs.. v ., x: ,, .. . ..... 15, Q-.5 ' Q .ma 4 . N 15 . am: 1 3.3.3. -f-fig'-gi..:ann, -iw:--11E:::xxx1 .. ,,:f.:,,.:3: M .. . . . . .,-.bag 4352, - A-.-.,,1!.. .. . . -- -:W-'w--:::::::: z: :' '.--I-.r .'-.'7-'rfE:::......, ., Jon Richard Thurston Varsity Club 4, Jr. Re- vue, Football 2, 3, 4g Wrestling 2, 3, 43 Track 2. Phillip Bruce Todd St. Coun. 3, Ex. Bd. 4g A Cap. 3, Pres. 49 Legend 4g Maman, Sr. Playg Jr. Revue, Football 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4. Joyce Marie Toliver Choir 1. That's quite a flower you're wearing, Mr. Collins. Debra Gayle Tilleman General. Susan Maureen Tolbert French Club 35 Ski Club 4. Kreigh Edmond Tomaszewski St. Coun. 15 Band 1, 2, Spectator 2, 3, 43 Mame g Sr. Playg Jr. Revue, Wrestling 1, 25 Stage Crew 3, 4. 'T Janet Kay Treacy Choir 15 Jr. Revue. Gail Laura Mae Tillman Ex. Bd. 35 Girl's Lea. 3, 43 Sp. Club 35 Pep Club 3, Sr. Play, Jr. Revue. Bettie Jane Trice Hon. Soc. 4g GAA 2, Jr. Revueg Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4. :S f P Sharon Marie Trimble St. Coun. 1, GAA 1, 2. Steven Paul VanderBroek Band 2, 3, 4, Audio- Visual 3, 4, Jr. Revue, Pep Band 2, 3, 4. Mark Robert Tromp Band 3, A Cap. 4, Mame , Cross Country 3. Robert Wayne Umstead Ex. Bd. 4, A Cap. 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, Oliver , Marne , Jr. Revue, Cr. Country 3, 4, Swim- ming 2, 3, Golf 2, 3. Rodney Patrick Vaccaro A Cap. 3, 4, Mame , Sr. Play, Jr. Revue. Marla Marie VanderMeulen General. Mark Richard VanderMolen St. Coun. 1, 2, Varsity Club 4, Kaleidoscope 4, Legend 2, 3, Ed. 4, Jr. Revue, Football 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. James Martin Tuffs Baseball 2, 3. Sondra Caprice Upton Choir 1, 2, GAA 1, Dist. Ed. Clubs of America. Gail Lynne VandenHoek St. Coun. Ex. Bd. 2, Ex. Bd. 2, 3, A Cap. 3, Tres. 4, Hon. Soc. 4, Girlls Lea. 2, 3, 4, Sr. Pl., Jr. Revue, Mame. Douglas George VanderMolen St. Coun. 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Hon. Soc. 4, Mama , Sr. Pl., Jr. Revue, Pep Band 3, 4, Orch. 4, FTA 2, Pep Club 3, 4. Mark Edward VanderSloot J r. Revue. James Peter VanderWerp Jr. Revueg Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Track 4. Louis Glenn VanWinkle Cross Country 4. . 5 4' If ': 0' -ai f,,fv'? 11 Cmnt? i fix T in , ' - - r K ' 1. .. wg . 155, 5 5 LX. ' if -3 wk 2 i egg -, ,. P- 'MH E .2 ' QA? fy 5 'H-1 i 41 -we 3 7? .1 E: in L 'Si Kathi Jo VanGelderen Hon. Soc. 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 Sr. Play. Robert Kidd VanOeveren Key Club 2, 3, 45 Audio- Visual 2. Ronald Henry VanOtteren General. Elizabeth Ann Veneklasen French Club 45 Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Jr. Revue. Ronald Jay Vlasblom Jr. Revue5 Football 1, 2, 3. Charlotte Anne Van Hooven Hon. Soc. 3, 45 FTA 25 Red Cross 35 Orch. 2, 35 Sp. Club 35 Jr. Revueg Oliver, Donald Louis VanOtteren Band 2. Wanda Charlene VanSchie Girl's Lea. 35 Sr. Play Jr. Revue. Thomas Lee Vis Red Cross 25 Library Club 2. Peggy Ann Vogel Red Cross 2. Eugene Joseph Wagner General. Susan Eloise Wagner St. Coun. Ex. Bd. 35 Girl's Lea. 3, 45 Sp. Club 35 Sr. Pl.5 Jr. Revue5 Cheerleader 45 Pep Club 3, 45 GAA 3. Mary Ellen Wandel A Cap. 3, 45 Choir 25 Hon. Soc. 43 Mame ' Sr. Play. Michael Allen Weih General. Marilyn Jane Wells Library Club 2. Ni James Albert Wagner Class Tres. 15 Red Cross 15 Pep Club 45 Jr. Re- vue5 Tennis 1. Ruth May Wagoner Ex. Bd. 25 Choir 1, 25 Hon. Soc. 45 Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 45 Sp. Club 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Sr. Playg Jr. Revue. Michael Robert Ward Sp. Club 35 Football 13 Wrestling 1. Ronald W. Welch Choir 1, 25 Football 15 Basketball 15 Track 1, 2. Gail Ann Wertenberger Band 2, 35 A Cap. 45 Girl's Lea. 2, 3, 45 Sp. Club 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 '4Mame 5 Jr. Revue. William Franklin Walker General. Leslie Robin Wells General. Jonni Marie Wesley Choir 1, 25 Girl's Lea. 25 GAA 1, 2g Sr. Play. Karen Lee West A Cap. 3, 45 Choir 1, 25 Red Cross 25 Oliver g Mame g Jr. Revueg Sr. Playg Girl's Lea. 45 Sp. Club 3. Craig Allen Wicks Audio-Visual 2, 3. Timothy Ray Wiley General. Mark Wayne Williams Ex. Bd. 23 Football 4, Steven David Williamson Band 43 Pep Band Pres. 4. Debra Lynn White A Cap. 3, 43 Choir 25 Mame g Jr. Revue. Penelope Ann Wieland French Club 1, 25 GAA 29 Sr. Playg Jr. Revue. Cornelia R. A. Wilkert German exchange student. Sharon Gale Williams Choir 1. Debra Jane Willits A Cap. 3, 43 Choir 25 Red Cross 25 Mame g Jr. Revue. Jill Marie Wiltzer General. Frank Raymond Wolz III St. Coun. 15 A Cap. 4g Orch 1g4'Mame g Jr. Revueg Wrestling 1 Baseball 1. Robert Charles Zeitter General. f . '., .J x -A.-25.1 i A , Mary Garnetta Wollen A Cap. 45 Choir 33 Pep Club 35 Mame g Sr. Play. John Brian Young Ex. Bd. 2, 33 Band lg Hon. Soc. 45 Sr. Playg Jr. Revue. Alvero Piena de Feria Brazilian exchange student. John Victor Zadvinskis General. R x Erika Zunilda Barger Perez Chilean exchange student. Gordon Knauppe Allwardt Hon. Soc. 45 Var. Club 45 Lat. Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Revue5 Football 1, 25 Swimming 3, 45 Base- ball 15 Key Club 1. Jackie A. Bartz General. Sharon E. Bieker General. Mary Lee Belcher Training Choir 15 Sec- ond Choir 25 GAA 1. Richard F. Blodgett Jr. Revue. John Francis Brown Var. Club 3, 45 Jr. Re- vue5 Cross Country 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Base- ball 2. Carolynn Ross Cammer General. James Thomas Charlston Football 15 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3. Carl Nathan Crump General. Ronald Cunningham Red. Cr. 15 Football 15 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3. Robert John Decker General. Donald John DeFouw General. Janice Ann DeVries Fr. Club 45 Girl's Leag. 2, 3, 45 Jr. Revue. Mary Carolyn Dilley General. Erin Gregory J. Dixon A Cap. Chr. 3, 45 Chr. 1, 25 Cr. Coun. 25 Basketball 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Beverly Ann M. Fairrow General. Roger Brian Kuiper General. Camera-Shy Seniors Philip Joseph P. Fritz Spectator 4. Oneida L. Gentry General. Alicia Michiele Gibbs General. Gerald Lee Gillhespy General. Robert Kough Gramenz General. Debra Suzanne Greeson Soph. Class V.P.g Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Jr. Exec. Bd.5 Jr. Revueg Sr. Play5 Grl's Leag. 2, 3, 4. Paul Peter Groendal General. Jeanne Beth Grooters General. Lorne Henry Hanley General. P Cynthia Lynn Hull Honor Society 4. Don Wayne Johnson General. David Bruce Kilgore General. Martha Gay Kruizenga General. Robert Arthur Lane Golf 3, 4. Richard C. Lemke General. Ronald L. Lemke General. Erkki Tarani Lepisto Exch. Stud., Sweden. Eric Gordon Lipscomb General. James Robert Lyday General. Paul Charles McCarty General. Diana J oycelyn McMillan A Cap. Chr. 3, 45 Sec. Chr. 25 Glee Club 15 Fr. Club 2, 3, 45 Grl's Leag. 45 GAA 25 Oliver 5 Jr. Revue. Mary Jayne McNally General. Walter John McVeigh General. Glenn Eugene Makin General. Christine Marie Marmon General. Calvin Kenneth Matthew General. Frank Richard Mead General. William Nicholas Missad General. Kathleen Ann M. Nardin J 1'. Revue. Peter Bradford Nash Legend 3, 4. Steve Douglas Norman Kaleidoscope 2, Pep Club 2, Jr. Revue, Golf 2. Charmain Thwartes Norton General. Michael Alan Norton Sr. Rep, A Cap. Choir 4, Spectator 2, 3, 4, Fr. Club 2, 3, Mame , Jr. Revue. Kathleen Overbeck General. William Roger Peteham Football 3. Candace Lynn Pietsch General. Barbara Jean Presser General. Mark Austin Read General. James Gordon Ribbens Key Club 2, 3. Alfonzo George Richardson General. Morris Lee Richardson General. Diane Lee Riede Girl's League 4. Alec Wallace Robinson Jr. Revue, Swimming 3 LaRae Roden Fr. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Debate 3, Sr. Play, Jr. Revue. Benjamin Rosa Varsity Club 3, 4, Jr. Revue, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. David Brian Ross Jr. Revue, Ski Club, Spanish Club 3. Bradford Irwin Russau General. Wilbert Joseph Russau Wrestling 1, 2, Base- ball 1, 2. Thomas Williams Rybarsyk General. Kenneth Dale Rykse General. William C. Shumaker General. Brooke Cheryl Scott Jr. Revue. Robert James Scott General. Diane Marie Shover General. Wilburt Lee Sims Choir 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1. Danny Joe Smit Orchestra 1. J ackqulin Sueing General. Brian James Sullivan Key Club 2. I Darryl Roland Tardy General. Charles K. Taylor Football 2, 3, 4. Robert L. Teunis Tennis 3. Lynn Alfred Thomas Ex. Board 2, Fr. Club 3, Football 1, 2, Wrest- ling 1, 2. Robert William Thorpe General. Richard George Trotter Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Wrestling 2, 3, Pep Band 3. Robert Wayne Umstead Cross Country 2, 3, 4. Craig Vander Meer General. Michael C. VanderMolen General. William Pete Varty General. Daniel Howard Verhil General. Richard John Wagstaff Track 1. Charles A. Washington General. James Weston Weber General. Clifton Barney Williams General. Richard Williams General. Royala A. Winfield General. Dennis Herbert Wolff General. Dennis Eugene Wyatt Orch. 2, Band 3, 4. Margaret Lee A. Zoulek Lib. Club 1, 2. Underclassmen o gg..-wi-W Ae, tl' ,, 41 , , ,fl , V , ,M .f ff! f , A ,gang f A 1 Wf,..4.f A wen, -14.3212 P f V -.MM L We Take Pride In What We're Worth . if . is Vi - iii - ,L . ig-31 if 5- ,qaaxx 1 A 4 , , We W' iii 5 X - 'ggi' v ' M o 4 T4 r ' N. ' at xl? 1 A f r 'T' i no Q wb I 'la J - ,: P ' . I1 f ' . .gf X I r 1 4 - - 1.0, . A 'L Q Julie Benton V - Lynn Beske .-yt Pat Beukema Y ' .Aq Q In all A Bud Bieber , 5 'e. ' ' Ellyn Bierlien W J 3 A victoria Biierh ,th Q . - 5 ' t. 'Y V - Greg Billing f Bonita Bingham :W ij' ' V Margaret Bishop X 1 X , e::: f K Q 'V , ff' ' Robin Blair Q M- , Z Diane Blakeslee , . I. L 7 Bob Blankenship X 9. I . 1 2 KW. f i Q as L quam SX r fi ,A .ie - . Dan Abma J oanie Adams John Alcorn Tim Alexander Scott Alkema Doug Alspaugh Dan Anderson Eline Anderson Nancy Anderson Sally Anderson Barb Andre Sue Angstman Dave Anible Jack Antonini Scott Applebee Mike Avery Mark Babin Sandra Banks Craig Banning Brian Bassett Sharon Bauerle Mike Beatty Pat Behnke Debbie Bennett ....---'f ,f Isn't it unbelievable? gm. ' ' r ii ii 2 if -A ,J X I f f r -Q -. P if , C Q W 'S , H I, g ' 'Y' xl l B x ll J Y ' v ,. ' 5' 'E 'v ez, i B- ' ,. . fd '54 X im is f ' X l Bonnie Burgwald if . ' 2? X .9 Ernestine Burrel 1, 5 .px . Jackie Bussler Q A. x .X , , ' Lx Dick Bustraan Q Q' t J ig 4 , Clive Caldwell Peg f's.ii .ax V I Q . gvmx an Claire Campbell , ' 51- x v Sharon Campbell Eg? fy J WA, E i, Dick Carlton - ' ag, oi y ' . Lupi Carrasco 'iz V ' wg' - QF ' X Steve Carroll if H e ' Q X N . J ltx H A X J . , ii Dennis Chassee fy 5. i s Kenneth Childs ' , 'X Q ' V Greg Clark I 'H l ' ' ' w ff Joyann Clark k id Tim Claus , g , i K XX Q K l 'X ' , E , i -QR ' , M t. Q is - 3 '- 9 -ff' 21:2 V pdf K xx .Q -5 . 1 .Q vga R 1 ' X n I 'X 1 in 1 B -f -,J c -'iff ,E 1, . T ' '1 J liar i so r - ff lp ,ag -Q f i 4, J ' J' 4 , x 4 A i I Gary Bleeker Cindy Bloem Jackie Blunt Bill Boersma Alphonse Bondon Pam Bonga Diane Booker Timothy Boomstra Dave Borst Craig Bowers Wanda Bowman Anne Brandt Joe Branewski Kevin Briggs Vicki Briggs Joe Brower Mike Brown Sue Brown Sue Bryson Marcia Buist Norm Burgess Juniors What a day! Tom Claus Darlene Clauser Carol Cline Charlie Cole Chuck Cole Paula Cole Faye Coleman Jackie Collins Mike Connors Cindy Craig Dave Cramer Roland Crawford Jim Cunningham Bassie Cummings Lemar Crump Janelle Dabakey Barbara Dalton Dave Dammermon Bob Daniels Diane Damstra Keith Datema Juniors i .Qi 1' T' .... K, Why me? is , I XX A fa l i fa f E f A. A 48 Q, s' , 454' 2 i I J K, ,A Ol 0 3 L ,s ,e 1- s , deja? Riff 4 .Ei b o ' Sue Datema Jon Davidson Paul Davison Rhonda Deans Jack DeBaar Alma DeBoer Tim DeBoer Larry DeGennaro Bonnie DeGlopper Jackie DeJager Tony Dekker Rhonda Dembinsky Jan Deremo Mark Dergins Cathy DeRuiter Mike DeVries Paul DeVries Mike DeYarmond Ralph Dietrich Larry Dillenbeck Marcia Dilley Tom Dilley Barb Dillon Charles Donaldson Kevin Droski Beth Dubridge Linda Dygert Judy Dykhouse Stan Eakins Kusander Edmonds Sandy Efting 2 i I I L on ' J nVi,i x W K x . . 5 X, ii' VVhat a letdown! Should I or shouldn't I? Paul Georgecakes Debbie Gibson Diane Gordner Betty Grant Wanda Gresham Carol Grimes Rich Groggel Eric Gustafson Gary Hagen Delores Haight Kyle Hall Mel Hanna Jo Ann Hardiman Scott Harmsen Paul Hart Kevin Healy Nancy Heintzelman Jim Heltzel Blake Heminger Linda Heyboer Martha Hiler Cheryl Eggeman Bruce Ellis Diane Ellis Ed Ellis Randy Elve Lory Ensink Kris Erickson Darrell Evans Mark Evans Dan Exline Kim Faasen Bill Farran Nick Farran A ,. QU W, X A X a - Q' sf'-S T,, W ' X ,f . 1 sl we Q1 'T7 Rn x . 'fi 5' W 5' x V' J uniors s is f yr 1, , gf. . e rg- fr J f Fi: N , 1. Steve Fisk ' H 3 is Steve Forrester ,X l JL' J Mary Fulford ' W Q' J i., E A by pl James Fuller f - b Z ' Nancy Gable X' 1 W A- Queen Gates , i ' 1 gps-. -A3 Barb Gauger k-4 1 'Q 4 ,f f .-1 , ggi? 'ffaifzf' - ' 132 W ' ' ff- . J ,A I KX i lg -gh, A Pete Gausewitz V ith ii ' JeffGehrlich 4 , Doug Geistert 5 'J i ' l' Marta Gentry 1 , - 1, 0. is -A . P ' 'xi fa up 0 WH. - 5 fs. if X :'If Juniors in Q L L :Er tif rx r N., P 1 Y-of Tx, ' Q f .1 P ' M lf . ii -fl A 1 , iii 0 G' El.. ' wif it I A. L ' -b, I H 'vt n ss .lk e , ,f is r , W I - . .lfl J as A W tx l K ' . ' l ii Y, , if-,Q sf h . ,E J, . -vw' J Y '1 3 ' . gi J 1, , if i if a 4 ' 13 J i XX gi' gp. ' X 2 555' ' e H W' ggi .iz S x L 3' wa V N .3 Q -P lx J , xg 'CW , X V x . Fil : ' 7 . John Hill Toni Hodges Mike Holden James Holloway Jeff Hoodhood Sue Hoogterp Eva Hoorn Greg Hopping Jane Hoskins Lawrence Hubbard Debbie Hunter Gary Humphries Sandy Huyser Gary Hyatt Mike Hyatt Sue lda Greg Ike Angela Jackson Tom Jackson Mike Jarnegan Laurie Jeltema Marilynn Jenkins Connie Johnson Dennis Johnson Linda Johnson Marvin Johnson Georgia Jones Tom Jones Pam Kaleefey Karen Kayser Hugh Kelly Bruce Kelsey Dennis Kent Marcia Ketteman Terrie Kettner Fred Kinney - i ' Mike Klassen is Michele Klementowski Q ,1 Q .' Mary Kloac f we A Qi Denny Knappen 21 b X Q ' X 'X K- .i Carol Kornoelje 11 1' V' Gary Koon 8 W A 5 5 Ed Kramer in if A l Debbie Kremer -' l ' 4 Debbie Kroeger we P fx bf X J 5 Wendy Kuenzel - '3' Sue Kuipers f A Q, , Salim Laham 4. ' V i , A Marsha Lambert ' 1 Eddie Lampton se. , K X i X x Lisa Lawrence Dolores Lewis Richard Lewis Hi, cutie! Cathy Leys W , 9 A r' I ix. ll' if X , 1 Glen Libby Paul Littell Mary Jo Loosenort Charles Loughrin Chip Lydy Tom Maatman Mickey McFarland Barb McGregor Doug MacKinnon Brenda Mack Sally Maczka Cindy Malling Kim Mancley Milton Marshall Sonja Martinez Cheryl Mason Melvin Matthews Susan May Joyce McCaley Sally McCall Sandra McCarthy Sally McConnell Diane McDonough Martha McLaster Dave Meissner Paula Metzner John Mickam Nelson Miles Jim Miller Chris Moberly Sharral Molson Paulette Moncure Brendia Moore V1 wj. , f 4- ' John Moore Billie Morgan Joy Morgan Keith Mosher Eleanor Moss Kevin Murphy Monica Murphy Rosemary Nadolsky Richard Naill Leo Najar Cindy Nardin John Nebbeling Gary Neilson Eddy Nol Steve Olson x K .J as llxl 1 'Q ,QV ,. lu 5 5 '.n Q .. 1-. XX ., A of: Y 55, - s- f- X -i gf ,' ll A it ? i. fu x 9 nj aTf', .ip x Y ,ff , 'iii E X rc,aaf -a . --K i 1' J A .fu .xzfif ' s Vis' 4'- Cl Z .pkg 8' ' me ' f - Q x fa: to s A 1? Q?-3' vs: ef .if SL 2' wg? Qfefgr-Z W ix Qlqllsr 7 Q. A . :,' 'Y . in I ' 'V .1 V x H1 'X ww- ,L Ti A . ,, ' :Q ti! i ', v 5 I hy - ' V ll 9 ,L I rg i lf J in Q1 J . AIX? XA ua, E, A, xv ,..k Juniors Juniors - Nl' ui f. I X, 4 95 r XE? l ls. -rf . I , K 7 xi A 5 . 27 w . 53 is X 'V r- x J n f Li 9 1 Y X X in-Q i N, n i .ffggfwf - ,, . K ,K .. Dwi 337 Really?!! ,Q L 'ii3?i f 9 ..-f ' ' 'Ein , . 1 it c y H , ' -N' . , 1 M' gnu' V 4- ,n Alix 'A ll X ' ' , ., 9 ' X X - 1',. 5 , elif 'V ' KW L..-'fall A : P Q L ' J! 'Rfk .1 it 3 Q . ,S W S ks . f Y x ' it e 7 L A Jim Oosterheert Tim Ostema Greg Oudersluys Denise Packer Pat Palma Gary Parfitt Richard Parks Donald Peacock Lisa Pearson John Peterson Kathy Phifer James Pierce Lynn Pierce Sherry Pirtle Jeff Polick Doug Poll Mark Post Beth Potter Barney Powell Marilyn Pratt Marcia Pries 4 J. ,. -new-1 may Bruce Pruitt Pam Quibell Cheryl Randal Deb Raredon Rick Rau Peter Rayto Robynn Razzoog Michelle Retzloff Leonard Richardson Linda Richardson Rob Rickerby Denise Riede Ed Rikkers Roger Ritsema Kathy Robertson Martha Robrahn Linda Rodgers Sue Roelofs Nancy Rosema Ruth Rosenfeld Steve Rowerdink l -af i . . QW! 1 L l fi- ,ll , X 'Y KX I 1, K x X i lf ' , ' .4 .Q 1 lie : 7 x vi X 1 1 55 l it' gl fl' t I L.. Em X J kv 1 4 ...D X xii . n A iii t X y f 2 li 1 '54 I l rx . 91041 in .yy K 41 ahh Fred Russo Jan Russo John Rybarsyk John Rykse Connie Satterlee Marsha Sawyer Marilyn Sayfie Mary Schellenberg Deb Schneider Jim Schroder Ida Scott Patti Shaw Karen Siegrist Barb Simonds Diane Simmons Symarie Sims Wayne Singer Jerry Slater Richard Smit Bryan Smith Diane Smith Randy Smith Rex Smith Stephen Smith Thomas Smith David Snoeyink Dave Snyder Leon Sompolinsky Audrey Spearman Harry Speek April Stall Bob Stander Mark Stavenga Doug Steenwyk Mary Stenger Julie Sterkenburg Juniors Just look at that! Juniors Linda Sterkenburg Carl Strickland Russel Strickland Patricia Stroben Dan Strzyzewski Vicki Stull Scott Swayman Mark Sweers Jeff Tapper Deanna Tardy Kiroy Tardy Linda TerAvest John Thomas Chuck Thorndill Mary Timmer Dan Tolbert Faye Tomaszewski Maurie Tonini Rick Tooker Don Topp Alyce Trumbull Jan Tyson Greg Unger Steve Van Allen Don Vander Wal Doug VanderWeide Gordon VanderWerf Paul VandeVusse Ellen VanDriel Jay VanDuren Bill VanEss Tom VanGemert Phil Van Hammeu Nancee Van Hattum Jane Van Overloop Jan Van Ree John Van Reenen Ron Van N etten Larry Vermerris LeeAnn Verrell Cara Versluis Terri Vlieger Tom Voice Matt Volkel Randy Wachter V ,,. 5 3 wt' My V ,, l 2 i W ,,c. ff: J. , 1 1 X 1, . 1 . i ' 4 g 1 , 'LF 1,1 , V H- .- X, ' fx. A , y 'K ' .pg f A - . 5. i X4 Q 4 f r 1. . '46 ig In - -1 1 ' gN1g ,'l VB M q sie, l V K I - ' ia' u ' l Q T 'ff H L e, Q J I V W V 1 we I 151' v W fm- Lia! K ll I K A ts . it g i 5 f :age , ffl! .'-, 'I , Y, , lei! ' W v 4: if FQ? sw ' , 6 - otizb My el I a , 1 ' in , Q. ,. i 'Y 1 X x RWM Oh, come on! 'Y I W . W ' 53' lc ig L. X we -4.5! .,. C' I1 I A .i -. ra! H What a mess! .9 5. tim Hs' K 4, 1 V? N K1 s y xx I fe if .X. ln A L. 'AJS Q ii It . , 4 ..L gg 1 Ronald Wade Joe Waitkunas Bob Waldron Mary Waltman Robin Ward Sarah Watson Dave Wease Ronald Weathersby Marilyn Weaver Terri Weaver Gary Weeden James Wells Larry Wells Kurt Werner Sue Wierenga Randy Williams Debbie Wilson Sandy Wiltzer Sherry Witmer Dave Wood Sam Woolpert Vanessa Worden Mark Wretschko Jeannette Wright Henry Wybenga Robert Wyrick Pam Yeo Gertha Young Walter Young Pat Zain Laura Zinda Debbie Hall f' l s cr l 3 W gm .W 4 1 X . ,Lx . f if K N .i,,l . . 1 . l Ky, ix h h ff llf ilxxi , Did you know that. . .? Juniors .' Z Q I lr il. fi X. 'f f l l ,Q ' lx-'llI! l X Taste of Success Pleases Sophs Just Walt tlll we're seniors. Pantheah Barrow Cindie Bassett Fred Beaulieu Bernie Bennett Dan Benninglield Gloria Bentley Dave Berends Noel Bernard Nancy Biehl Dave Biela Annette Bielefeld Roxzane Biggers Cindy Black Dale Blackmore Pat Blankenship Tim Bloch Jim Blodgett Betsy Boeskool Mary Borema Leone Boshoven Terry Bouknight ak' 4 A 'iii ik YS' X 1 -, Sue Abma Maurice Agnew Danny Allen Lucy Amante David Ander Barbara Anderson Deborah Anderson LeRoy Anderson Mark Andrakowicz Sue Andre Marty Antonides Elaine Audy Curt Baas Pat Babin Victor Baez Jim Bailey Kim Baker Jeff Baldwin Fritz Baltutat Pat Barnard L 1 uf' 3 '2 - ke V' 4 5 -5 W' V r aw i Q. i f 9 w i A A ,r1 ,7 A y ,X E , 55, 4? S' ' f 5 U is i a is is .B 1 1 I EA M N ..a., T . V Xa A fxlx' 'I f. NS?-7' ' ' B R I L I - , ': . . 3.x . M +I' 'Cen is g 41 Fm t A Q as 3, ,Rt .K 532, Q Q i H X- sii .V u Mx K X- X if bg? ga hr ,, ,, . , Q Q I Q Q V! ' fu ' in ., '-' U Ia i X- H I A 'l :G ,, 5 MX 4 'Q X Li 4 K .K K ef' Q. , .. . fr ' ' X iii' x 4 - ff L , , , . X .eo ,. V W N If N it AF., 6 A q. . G star s 'X X , it it 'i ur A l 2 ti l x C is Ai ' ' ,V,4 A K i A k S l x VQ I Was it my imagination, or did that worm A move? Jan Coffee Jane Coftin Jan Cole Diane Coleman Carolyn Coles Lynn Conroy Norm Constant Barbara Cook Donna Cook X 21- 15 , it N xv rl x 1, -E' Yolo X f 2, :E 1, f, 1' W 9 , il ,X Q 3' ' '9 9 ,L , ,f . MW ' L 5 ' 4 Sophomores Diane Bouman Sue Bouwman Dennis Bowman Joel Bowman Phyllis Bowman Tim Brandon Mark Breen Linda Brethauer Tom Brigham Nanette Broucek Barbara Brown Leslie Brown Linda Brown Linda Brown Dan Bruinsma Ezra Bryant Pat Buchs Margaret Bulgarella Maria Bulgarella Jeff Bullock Jeff Burns Mike Burns Doug Bustraan Aline Butler Jim Buzzitta Roger Cain LuAnn Caldwell Jim Cannon Debbie Carlson Bonita Carr Wendy Carter Steve Case Sandie Chapman Laura Chivis Candy Christian Athena Chronis Florence Clark James Clark Cheryl Clements David Clements Tim Clements Al Cimek .J ,. eve 2- an ist-,15.1vfaiti1i.J H z 1:4 , , ,. 5' be VR ., Z Qs!! it B 'H 'X e v Sophomores Scott Belfer Michael Curtis Beth D'Archangel Katherine Darin Joe Davis Peter Dean Mary Deans Etterline DeBarge Gail DeBoer Hal Dekker Brian Denisty Sue Dennen Craig DeStefano Bob DeVlieg Bob DeVoe Ed DeYoung Danielle DeZwart Nancy Dickinson Dave Dietrich Sue Ditta Linda Dolinka Ann Donker Dan Doyle Rick DuBridge Dale Duckwitz Jeff Dudicz Terry Dunagan Cornell Dunbar Bob Duncan Dan Duron Pam Duyser Tim Dyk Jerry Dykehouse Jeff Edmonds Bob Edmunds 5 Mark Etheridge ' Linda Corl N 1 L 7 Michelle Cornwell , ' Jana Corp V ff Julie Corp .ag A . P vi 'f f S5551-zz 1 P Mike Cosgrove Craig Covington Kim Crabbs Harold Crawford ' Dan Crittenden X x if X x -k , ' ,. i V Rx Ah ME? A N h 3' 1 L . X1 'i . . X i 1 ,Nfl . ,' i, . V! pf 3 Qin gg- fi - 1 X V: - xg' , fix ,T .v i , X ui. f iL x 1 Betty Efting Jeri Egner Bonnie Ekkens Bob Ellis , ' -A ig? : . John Ellis Janice Emrich TY' Ken Erwood Mike Evans f I dare you to try that sauce! , ,VX i i X if . -as, ua' ,- A W e , ,fl 'M Agi -. Y xl sk A J ig - X' . J f X : ' T' . 'A N , .ix x ., Q . t.it C X5 ' ACR? You d never believe it ifl told you. Chuck Foley Gaylene Ford Julien Fowler Sue Fox Jennifer Franklin Janice Frasier Mike Friedman Jeanne Fulford Tim Fuller Mary Gabourie Chris Gardner Vernon Garel Deb Gaskin Greg Geelhoed Karen Geene Jeff Gillesse Dave Gillstedt Chuck Gingrich Ann Girton Cindy Glass Steve Goolian Pat Gorter Judy Graf Craig Grant Al Greeson James Grimminck Jerry Grimminck Joan Groendyke Ellen Groves Jean Guernsey Tom Gustafson Claude Guyton Jim Hall Jeff Hallberg Gary Hams Gail Handlogten Loretta Harris Rosemary Harris Chris Harrison Rick Harroun Jill Hartough Henny Hasper rn . .Q Ni k X 'Fir A 'VX N ms- Sl : Li fffl ' 4' 4 153' V 1' X W if sv - Maelene Ewing Rick Exline Jane Fahselt Lisa Felten Lee Ferguson Marilyn Ferris Sue Fichter Andree Filion Janet Finch in -q , KJ, A 1 .- Q- :1-Vr. u 1'.Y't-'fl . A ,K , I 112'-i up 'Q' 1 J lg 'E 'F Wil? ,N , y 1. I -2 ,, , wig Mi! r ea- '- v ,.., . X X -uw . Q 1 4? ':,s: ff X iii . t 5:4 e i ,f '4,v W AI ... , XX Y X 1 Sophomores 2 if I . - fi 'Q' as a W. , . W in Nw GU, xiii C x NU? 3. if if iw 5, iii -ii N, 41. we 1 . 4 Xlil i' . X J K K i s K A X Q 4 - il fi, Q ll' N x Sophomores Helen Havlik Monte Hawley ' 7 Dean Healy My 'jg 2 Sandy Helmus A' ' , f Cindy Heminger , 4 Randy Heydenburg Don Hinton Joan Hoekman , Randy Hoeksema J 5 ' Bill Holrnquist rt 4? Barb Hondorp , ' - Bruce Honholt 1575- fl ' '53 Sarah Hoogterp , ,, Kim Hornbach Sz W, Gayla Hoort ' X Glorise House V V Ralph Houston Q3 U Emma Howard Roland Howard Q 5. Calvin Hudnell Carl Huey f 5 use ,L I wish I had 10 flavors to choose from. XIX I . ,f , Mary Jasperse Steve Jeltema Maria Jimenez lf V Barbara Johnson K Beverly Johnson 1' K ' Dyanne Johnson K Jackie Johnson H ' Lynne Johnson V A Q, Paul Johnson Sharon Jones i Tim Jones , ' f ' Carol Karrip l Dan Kauwell , ,i 4 4 Dawn Keller V Tony Kendall P Pam Kenyon V 1, Clara Kerkstra Ida Kerkstra Q. Bev Kerlikowske ll-i Q. . K Steve Kilgore A Robert Kimble X 'as X 4 2 n . :ns 5 iii Q 42' Ted Hugger Alyce Huizenga Mary Humphrey Michele Hurst Laurye Irvin Patty Jackson Virginia Jackson Janine Jacobitz Allan Jarrett ,. ,, 'x T if j Q 51 ? 5 ' x 5 7 lg C x 3, J ' r is 1 'ff ii W x fe 5 so is Nl .xg , 9 , at it no X Q X 'lF5Z2f ui if f Q K XI .X 1938 e 4? mt' 3 'af fir' I il? V I l. we , 4 'Q r A I F M ESE' w. 1, ,4 X .. ri,mi .Q W 4 U If it ll John Spencer listens as Mrs. Tubbs the intricacies of French. Darrell Lewis Barb Lindquist Jan Lindquist Pam Lindsey Sue Litson Deb Littell Christa Littles Sue Loetz Cathy Long Dave Lowe Josie Luster John MacDonald Karen Machamer Jim MacKinnon JeffMaksymowski April Malarik Jill Marksian Dan Martin Dave Martin Lynn Mathews Karen Matthews Nancy Matthews Rhonda Maxin Amy Maxted Carol May Mary McCaffrey Bob McCoin Victoria McKentry Ed King Alberta Kingsley Laurie Kirker Jim Kloac Debbie Kloote Celest Kok Dave Kozminski Larry Kreuzer Richard Krzykwa Greg Kuhnle Sheryl Kuiper Diane Kuperus Mike Kusto Gwendolyn LaGrone Cynthia Lamberts Richard Laycock Denise Leatherman Pat Leatherman K .iifif , YH ' I as f,, L , , . i ,A gg, . Lit 1 lvl, l ll I - A g C :ss - C , 2. .tn - . g . fffiagf' :... E55 5 -get L ' if X E K A C b L i ii 1 33 , 4223 ' 1 5 4, ' Rich Lee V Greg Levett 6 f 3' 1 87' 1 i K eassnysi . ' 'N Q 'wash ,T qi Q 'T :N , ' I , A..e 3 ' xx i t1,l if L L7 4 .' . f' ,1 1. b. : f I in i is all E Z. I V3 .F 'fl K' f' ,, x i xA D sf' Q , IIE Sophomores Q5 , X. 9 WW' Q I?-1? 32 -b FF i vi L . Y' , xx t J ll img N., 'iv . 'K' ' 'QQXEEWQ X :. kikii -fi if K, ' if riff 1 N7 as , K 'lf . A ,thai i 2 ish I ' 1 L. F A x ' 2 C- N . 4, Sophomores 1 K, f if O A-M K X ff. fir.. J rf: xy Q K Q. rv ,, uv 'A V Pali' g A ' duh A ' J'-I 4: gm, , xg. ' U i ' A ..... C xg 'Xl r , f, 1 Uk., i A . is-. 7 ,hi hu? gi 'Q r ix- I Q ' nd 1 . if 2. , 4 jy Ng' to Rf - 1 was A 1 X - 2 X -. Q .C P 1235 '1 -f. 5- - yy, - 'c gi you K 54 'a f lg X 33 .x of XX N or XX' fill' P sw' had J P L by L, Kgs K E 'ff ,fx V 1 Q N of 7! K ggi ' Kathie Nowak Marcia Nydam Patrick O'Brien Janet Ochsankehl Randy Osgood Steve Ophoff Kim Pearce Rhonda Peck Rosalyn Perkins Super Soph's paint their way toward a big victory. Gernie McLaster Ellyn McNally Cindy McNee Joe McVeigh Jim Mead Joyce Meitz Kim Messany Debbie Miller Ed Miner John Mitchell Margie Moberly Tony Monterusso Dan Montgomery Lynn Montgomery Bill Moore Carol Moore Catheryn Moore Harold Moore Mary Moore Tom Morgan Valerie Morgan Valerie Mosley Barb Mosshamer Marc Mulder Linda Munn Mary Murphy Norma Murry Jan Murray Jim Muth Stephen Nash Ann Naylor Ann Nelson Sally Nelson Jack Newton Kim Noordyke Larry Noorman .wg-.nmww --M-W ff -seq...-4 s-N Sparks fly as Jan Van works. Linda Petersen Gary Peterson Lee Petiet Netty Phifer Bette Pipe Brigitt Pisciotta Kathy Ponchaud Jackie Pope Sabrina Porter Bob Potter Peggy Price Dave Procter Marilyn Procter Anne Pullen Veola Randle Shelley Rashewsky LeRoy Reed bi F l -e ., :H H J' . V ' 'ls J -f .fy 245 X eg if ' , , ,I Q, .1 3: I ,K , .QQ A , 4 1 e -W is Sophomores f' 'W . Q 'x , -. . A is W gf Q! si W1 A X 'Il 2 Mi .me g N, i i 1 l -axe X xx ,W i i er: ,Le ., Riek Reeder ff Robert Reister Y - ' F ' . ,, - ' , - Judy Riekse ' ' D ' ' i xi f Sue Rietsma ' L i Brian Riley . 5, Judy Rimmer V' . Lynda Rincones I Kay Roberts ,, e ' v i may D it e'-- ,ff i Greg Rogers ' ,f V Carol Rooks , A Dave Rose e A-3-. A ,, ki ?a A Donna Rose '-1+ ik, P: Shannon Rose 'U 1 ii ' r ' I f e A fy Mike Roskamp ' X X ' -QA X X i . Phil Reiitzaiin ' - i X 'v e i KX ' Kathy Rups M X, . Jusselyn Russell - f, A Judy Salhaney ,.. lJ . A T . in Q 35 4, V A Daniel Samrick A , L 1 N P kt ' 4' -3, Denise Sanders A W K i Michele Schneider , yi X is W Jackie Schregardus if ' 'f 1 . , 'Si A Robert Schregardus .-, ,V Keith Selleck I y Y' Debbie Sherman 3, N- w- -D Mary Sienstra l ' I K W Q ff.: v 9 ' 1 Shelley Sigler x J I p , V Cindy Silvernale - ,Z Z 9 - - X Raymond Sinkfield 5x K. l 5 K 'Fri if-. X X 5 A r Grant Smith , Gregg Smith ' n Nancy Smith . is . U Rhonda Smith , 1, 1 ' i - 1 D V 1 John Spencer i - 'S U ' V . A - - Jan Spoelstra 5 s ,, ' is v ,Q M' A R Jane Springstead X, g N' '-1 1 i a, K A X : X QX A Sophomores X --.- n .1 V, A A N W' H' i, if hw I x j xi - , Q wi 'fu fx 'I A I 5, .fry-Q xa- n WF X 4 W ,, I i YW - 'ix Wi? A H Q as . AW 'H ' X- 9' N' X r 'Vx' Vxi: X f f, V 127 . I ., ., Aw - Il KZ! ll r e 5 5 ,153 ' ,. 1 Q I Q, ii I .K V-V A - f Xl, ',,Qi,,fw 7- . f, V j' W , at S 3 S 'A I ki YN! XL, , ' 1 V V 1' 5 ' H Q. ' - ti K 152 , W ik I if x if 1 x i DN T, Linda VanWinkle Tom VanZoeren Dennis Vaughn Linda Verburg Diane Vereecken Bob ViderVol Deb Vincent Karen Vincent Mike Vogel John Vrona Patrice Vrona Barbie Wagner x 1-ff y 9 A . 9 , ,W X ,tw Ei S so aw' 'j G- WAR A Steve Stafford Frank Stellins Cheryl Stenger David Stickley Kathy Stickley William Stolcenburg Stephanie Strand Helen Strom Sue Stryker Cindy Sullivan Bill Sundheimer Nancy Swieter Helen Sypien Laurel Tapper Sally Teesdale Denise Tillman Robin Thomas Vanessa Thomas Jim Thompson Pam Thurston Sue Tilleman Mark Traster Fred Trimble Ray Trotter Mary Tuttle Nancy Upton Tom Vaccaro Dave VandenHoek Craig VanderKolk Wayne VanderMolen David VanderStel Gail VanderWerp Larry VanderZwaag Jack VanDyke Deb VanEllen Roy VanHuisen Tymon VanKempen Bill VanOrder Jan Van Otteren Patty VanRavensway Daniel VanRee Jan VanRenterghem ff? 5 I , Wave-I Q- q W Y I 7 5 xl' W . 'S X A ' ie - 15 y W Q av K fx J x W S 1.5 Q 'I didn't mean it! l 1 l 1- A- ing 'fl' ex , fe S '1- QI' I TS L. 1 hA,w Y XVX iii, J :Vx In .. L if ,f 1 y 'Lge . fri, ei ii if Q i, ll WW-15' 'Y and ii D' if - ill-:lin i 777 'ix - . J Q A.-r Nw' Q f H , X A 2 , . xt J I Edmund Zadvinskis Karen Zandstra Kathy Zandstra John Zevalking Becky Zinda Dave Zoulek Marilyn Zoutendam Mike Zuk . l -J 'Q K 2 ' at 5. l- ia, J + 3' f lf' , ,J Ji I U -. X- , J , J J 'Q-J' 1' gp' , f 1 e -e it A J Sophomores Laurie Waivio Sandy Weaver Collene Weekly Joan Weemhoff Billie Weingate Tim Weinrich Jerry Welch Anthony Wesley Daniel West Kathy Westveer Chester White Nancy White Debbie Whitmer Tyron Wilkins Andrea Williams Mike Williams Robert Williams Phil Williamson Mike Willitts Wanda Winfield Yvonne Wingard Denise Wingo James Winks Debbie Wirth Bill Witvoet Steve Wood Dick Woodstra Sue Woolpert Jamie Wright Debbie Wylie Marcia Yared June Young Rob Young Sharon Young Jyl Ysseldyke Geometry seems easier when you smlle Frosh Build A Learning Foundation ' X455 I 4 , ii' of 2 as gmmm 11 Q A 4 ' Mary Alland , A it Barry Alley ,l 55 I - I , f- 'si V L B3 33' ' Barb Anderson 1' B' 4 ' ' l ' l:,.f:.l Jehu Anible f f ' A Steve Balish X 'H 1 5 W 1 A rf Curt Balkema K , x 1 A. ew' Q l Bob Ball 4 ft Kathie Banning 1? ' . V if Q , Robert Baskin A f e ff Q Louis Battle ,-i' 5 U N Au ' ' Arlene Bauman ' ' ,5 ' ' r V l Jerry Bauman xl ' X f- l V ' -' 3 l L ' V Loree Beard V' ' A ' Nye. JoJo Belcher 135 -Q 1 A Neil Bemis 'W , Bill Bennett l 'P 5 Pam Bennett XY L, . ' at I Q K Linda Bentley yxl X il' .td hu l 3 U, .Y Q: N. I .Q K ,i em., i t Q l Q n A ls., A , , K ' A V Y F f Linda Bleeker Steve Bloem Michelle Borrello Betsy Boersma Sheri Boersma Cheryl Boes Suellen Bolisch Angela Bondon David Booker Gregory Booker Nancy Bowman Jackie Boyden Susan Bradford Sonya Brandon Francine Brewer Andrew Brown Joy Brown Linda Brown LSSQ- . gk ' A if an , X ff' Q3 it I laik I always smile my when they take f my picture. 3 Yak: A' ! ..,- X .1 3 ,. xV,M,,l , W L? V343 it 7 l LE X Tx l, . I U - cl ,A W v . ff A xl o - 0 f l aefi nf N35 ' 'W or Q lv W5 V-fa. a Q 'W I -sk i 4 . get .1 iff' 'if , B ear M ' F xl , L l w A X X t l Joanne Farage Steve Fields Audrey Figures Patrick Fingleton lg 3 Would I lie to you? N Q ,V Nancy Cobb 'X ' ' y mga, Kathy Cole , . A 7 - Danny Coleman if gf ' 0 , 'Fi Sharon Combs l I A Q, I ' -8' Mary Conover X' V 'X , ' Marijo Custer I V Z A ff, Linda Daniels if him l C ' ' A V ' f - Earl Davidson -fc 1 Ak- Q 1 if D Chew Davis ' ff ,sw ' I J: ' Z' , bg Sue DeW1t 1 W 2- . N I 1 Q - - V w 4 2 4 f Faith Dlemer ,K v' A W il, Q Mark Dievendorf fx ' ' Brian Dunbar -I P Bret Dykstra i . f , ,Q-.1 Larry Eakins W , X V ., - - 1. .3 Laurie Ericsson k X 1 .f . , ry,. ' o ' V Sue Estefaan I xinx. . W Ag X Tim Evans . f l S lp . H V I - x Freshmen Steve Brown Peggy Brundin Sheryl Buist Gretchen Bums Lewis Burrell Gary Burton Leianne Butler Nancy Cammer Kathy Campbell Linda Carlson Billie Carlton Cipriano Carrasco Barbara Chaftin Leona Childray Susan Chubb Melvin Clark David Clauser Jean Clement is 9 . 'ei W- iris 5, V . 5 lyas Freshmen 075451. L. ,NDA G' it F ii if ' v CW ,Mn ig: 'T J 'br' is ' LA Cindy Goudzwaard Norman Grant Joyce Guest Marcia Guy Marsha Hagen Harry Haight Wilbur Haines Clarence Hamilton Linda Hansen Gail Hardiman Garrett Hardiman Debbie Harlan Mark Harmsen Barb Harris :Sf 4 Q, If ' 5: K 4 X l Eff? fn x, r K xx? 45 X 5 ,. ggi? r 'A ' 'IS' 'fb- 'l ff, Us X nw- -'uiiv H K. sl., g,-f ,. X . fd, L, W F71 as r Y 5 W 'sri Happiness is having a first hour Ed. Park class. I, A N .. C , f' f J ' 'fi f 5 Donna Hattem Mark Hawkin John Heinold Pam Higley Elizabeth Hodges Lynn Hodges Mary Mitchell Terry Hoeksema John Holemans Joe Hollman Tom Holrnquist Glen Holt at sa. W l ag, ltd sq, i r.-Q3 .d, Aix F -56 i Rick Fisk Mark Fogg Mark Folkringa Jean Frank Tracy Fredrick Liz Freeman Tim Friesen Betsy Fritz Cathy Gabourie Wendy Garland Mark Gephart Pam German Joanne Good Darryl Goree i lk 7 M '. .gf J 647' Ns K 7-'U nz' 3 ,I y V ff- in 1 Ni? . ' 0 U -:J i A VA f N' Q 13.1 X V 4 5 , 1.41. -, 'iH1' fav ' il J of J' ,. A' in . is 'e L 4 2 ,A ,A , My -6' 931 W' , 4 L ' 'H V ' i 1 422, , . x X x H Er r,-iwrt W 'A Shelly Leipham Carl Lemke Emily Lewis Karen Lewis Lennie Libbett Thomas Likely Steve Limber Karen Litson Josie Luster Donna Mabry Ken MacEachron Robin Mancley Gloria Matthews Phyllis McChristian J eryl McClain Debbie McCreary Lawrence McFall Gail Mercatante Jim Mickam Julie Morgan Joe Mule Bill Munn Beth Neilson Bruce Nicola J la 4? 'ga 'gl - as -: E' K ' rl 1 ' v N121 K .folic it Xl Becky Hopping Beth Huizinga Nancy Huyser Mike Hyde David Ike Beatrice Impellizzeri Arthur Jackson Bill Jacques Laurie J ansma Joseph J annesan Yolanda Jeffries Lorna Jenkins Janet Johnson Deborah Jones Horace Jones Rose Jones Inara Karklins Sue Kaufman Juanita Keller Kathy Kilgore Henry Kimble, Jr. Mary Klementowski Katie Krause Gregg Larson an Freshmen ! ., . Q if F tyyi fi J, .la . . 2.1-at ,tl . i re. wx Y :AL 3 N Rig X: lf. l x kwa B l 1 R L Kia N . 'X vf' 1... .ar :J i l . -.- nz- G fa.. ei- .: 1 L ,I 1 s -f Z 'ur W 5 . We 'E' 'T lfiEf A as t all . kr V' Y Bi lf Freshmen r Jan Norton ' ' V Vx' , ia Paul Nowak VV ' VV 5 I fVV,. Scott Nowak gig f , V 4, . Mark 0 Brien 1,1 t fVQQ i f W V , K V, Marty Oliver 7 ' V V1 A ff Elaine Overbeck 4 V N 4 - 1 X X , X ' Donald Partee 1 , ., V Gloria Peacock , . V, ,, ef' V 'X .. Sharon Phifer ,Lage D A VV N V7 'f 'V V Mark Phillips alia il' V egg. '1 Edward Pima V N ' Y ' AV b y A Nannette Poisson 1 ' V 55 ,,,. i V' ,V ' r X M Martha Porter l r , D P an T t 'S ave OW l V Jeff Price l I , df f Jerry Randall 3, -V , fi V3 - ,,, V A Doug Raredon V .git ' ig' ii., 1 gag! y . Barb Rau A ' A a- A QE? Karen Rescorla ei X V, I 'X , Steve Rescorla ' l I 1 ' 'Br h i .,,. e t r Susan Rickerby , V Richard Riede Jn-if Alice Riley ,V-we V -3 Debbie Robinson Q y Kun Robinson 4? A I ' l Dave Roskamp 'V 1' VVVV V , V V ' Q 9' Yvonda Ross ' i ,iris l X Q is f s, f- 1 1 DebbieRay F ' V ff- V 1 ' Y Phil Russo IQ -, V ' LorriScheribel T 7 3 V ., Susan Scheribel fVI,,f V 'Q 4 V V Fritz Schoenfeld S ' V . Debbie sediacky Nancy Sellner e - 4 x . 1 1 rv-at Pau1Shedleski V V V V VV 'f Janice Singleton 5 .. . ' 1 Daun Smith i ' 7 -V ,v pa V5 V 4, David Smith 'Kg' ' Q T VV a' X 'Q 5, Ed Smith Q2 it A - V . Leslie Smith be X 2 'V , of jj? T valvia Smith -1 R Fran Spica a. r I l ': . fag. V f - 4 ,, if Tom Spoelstra M ' T5 P Y- :Rf la 'L' Greg Stafford I V Joyce Stanciel ,. Y T V ' I 1 V. Christine Stone 'K V - W V ,Vw f , VX -. 1 Charles Strickland li ' A K V 'T Charmine Taylor V X, ,' ' Peggy Taylor 5 3? V 1- X Don Teets X r l T E xl W: Bobbi Terpstra 'fir , S v'f ' ' Gal'y Thomas V A ,' :gy f V ' Matthew Thomas is fig T. l' 3 V V Hand, we have to stop meeting like this. P - rl- ws s f' rgx X l , me 4 A ,. r f V iw ai? f ar 5 , g f :Sayin g Gary Thomas Melvin Thornton Debra Tornga Brenna Trimble Rodney Trotter Angela Tucker Carol Tyson Roni VanBuren Joe VandenBerg Lori VandenBosch 4 1 if Charles Vander Robert Vanderbei Beth Vanderbei Lynda VanderMark Carol VanderMolen 4. 1, f . s Ji h lia 5 i 4 fi' 1 gi H is fi 5 En t ' X lv 4 X M K DE -' 'wx , rr, 'ij P 'V i f A is 32 1 1 ' Q , fav, 1? Preston Welford Anthony Wells G , Sue Wells I Tracy Wheeler -iv? W Mike White at .. an .1 A 4 Sabrina Whitney Dannee Wilson James Wilson Laura Wilson Janet Winkle Margie Wright Tim Wright Douglas Wyatt Barbara Young Sheila Zuwerink fX 3, 'Y Q' A 15 if xl A Q 2. . '- fix z, yu ' . ,, .A t ,t.. J.: .. M, ,M David Crump , Rick VanHammen Connie VanGemert ,J , A Jim VanProoyen Keith Vaughn Peggy Vega 'Yu Q . S .,. I' 0, 4 W ,Z Q f .l Elaine Waddell , Bob Wagstaff Q ,W Bryon Walker -Q - Sue Walter H Sue Warren R Calvin Welch , 1 f W' Qi x ilxif l, ' V 3' Sid V ' i cr ' ill 1 i n Freshmen Academics Ill! 7-f ..-., ff-, Q.. 52,4 .31 1 3: Q :rr 5,22 1 .fi X A an-hung 1 4 gQE'::iji K. Ni, I ,...,., ,N N. ,..-- A X C V1 im ff: nw. -'Uv' W., .. 3 V A I , , S 1 I K I Bl! E ii 1 'K vw Rug 11 f x' , 3 Y X i 2 fY 3 Students with Mr. Kuyer, a student teacher. f ,?x' Mrs. Geelhoed helps Phil Fritz. 'LS Paul Drueke assists Mr. Greaves. A I Mah fellow American's , Tom Vaccaro begins. .yi- ANecessity . . . A time of change best describes this year's aca- demic life at Ottawa. While new programs were insti- gated in the Mathematics, English, and History Departments, the most dramatic revision was in the English Department where students picked specific fields of interest to study for each six-week period. Another added dimension to life at Ottawa was the Educational Park. The Ed Park, housed at Junior College and Central High School, was created to expand course offerings for the students. Most of the Ottawa students found the 69-70 school year a refreshing change and a chance to further express their own individuality. Q Attentive, Wendy Carter ponders the question. For Personal Satisfaction . Oneg twog three-Go! Tr o N No, no, this is how you do it! x Doug Raredon catches up on his reading 'Q lil l R ci 2 'Tv 7 Scott Harmsen, Joe Russo, and Mike Holden hear a good joke This study hall is rarin' to go! , nz kb iv- px-M Q-... kW:f,,,.au ,ff 1 ii w -+,f evweel ' av ,M , 3? ma-goo fi ,Af ' ,.' -. - . M' M' --Vw X, ,L QXFRI 325553551 was pf- 335- E' EBSQ!! ligllll SHI! aslelf BUF? neifsi-'ei s S12 A time-out is taken by Bob Blankenship and Greg Oudersluys for some air. Physiology class listens to a lecture. H, Q G es Dan Anderson takes a few suggestions. And A Complete Education . English student makes herself up in make-up. Student arrives for Ed Park class. I --4-...- l X5 we 1 .M ...1:,,.. N Accomplished By Class Programs . Students observe the variety of hall decorations. Earth Science friends eagerly await results of lab a Mr Bradford programs students for next year. :N ? 212 1 2 ,L iw li nr lil? gg' if.-,,.l I Q . . , V '-Qs'-M.:-Mg. ' '14 :- f' I ,5'g'9Y.f 'Y '- 'f W KPN . . ,ui H f '- 4 .4. .M.l,,ML..:,, A i . K I f f, :nj A X V A A Q 2 V . ig A K, K , , .: .: f. '1 main,-'rAy, ,. -4-- ..,A, 'f 1 - A M: V, - . I rf, v-fn-'f.,f ff 'f' -N. 'V , , , W Vw. Q ,'f21:r?2-rf? ' Emu :rw -I Mm HW '-2-L . 'o ' A---... ' wwfg' o w P ' Aw-..,..--- f1,vQJfQx.61'-'Kai 5 4 k'W'iLf'?ww 1,1w, ,W xg .,F?rl ?fv H'-: r'1fg , ? :-- gf , --H'1:f.- .rfyfvi-,sr ' wg M1m2x13fa,1a:aqg:-,3fgpg,,X ,, Q, 15.y.1j,,w, my f-N. R Q agipwf 5,1,,.z . . , W-f, :....1,f..wW. ,..r, K W , 34, - .xg . . - -w.f,,:f,W,,W, , L ,. .MM3 ,www ' zr,Lgps:1Q:fe.: f 1 , , .. :W -,g2A5f!T1232?v:-f . , A , ,I ' ' fr ' - 1 .Z ffiuz' 'X' -use J I4 on fh'w6X W 5?w.w1h2'qs2fw , Yg,gJQqggJ HJ5a'- Llgr-,ig-4,3 . i ,,,gfl.3kgg,fV: .3 Q , fini, K 1. 1 Q I Ldgegih !. s A gym student performs for the class. And the orchestra played on. . . Rae Ann Lemmons records microscopic findings. Jan Van Renterghem works on his proj ects. l 'f'21lBl4v Designed To Stimulate Vivid Imaginations S .J 83 L Z d t t h d To Reveal Hidden Capabilities Sophomores report on class activities. . . Aix if ni? Algebra class is thoroughly engrossed in class discussion ,nag 5' my '3 ,.f 'M'S QE su1:..., . N-----2 Ahh. . .all done!!! Got a hall pass??'? 6, I .. M ,wt ith -is ,,, ,..,- --7 1 K ..-0 : hn1u--1-,, Brigitt Pisciotta works on an art project. Q. ii Roger Ritsema tackles his architectural assignment. To Nourish Hungry Minds . Betty Conover concen trates on her future as a secretary. w Is he for real?' Lee Ferguson concentrates on his stud- ie Students listen diligently to learn about our government And Encourage Expression. Sophomores study for upcoming test. 10th graders listen to fellow students reports Students study the art of design in mod, mod world. V., 1 N E 811 I 1, -. - UM-, Jim Ribbens likes his Ed Pafk class. il if After a hard day's work, students leave for home :'f,,s,- .. f 5 :A bl 'Y 329' C' H fag' ,ff , .7 . K 1955? K . W, ,s X14 , , if 'Q 3 . ,nc 1 1 we we '5:afLjv':.nir' -? E x.,,gya,' - 1: 5'-Y Seated: Principal: Richard Carlson. Standing: Assistant Principals: Darrel Weller, Frank Pulte, Robert Collins. Head Council Keeps School Running Counselors: Fredrick Greaves, Mrs. Shir- ley West, Robert Hendrickson, Bruce Brad- ford. Secretaries: Mrs. Marjorie De- Loof, Mrs. Nancy Otzrnan, Mrs. Polly Hamstreet. Attendance Workers: Raymond DeBree Mrs. Betty Demmon. Student Assistant Carol Carter. Accounting 8: Data Processing, Chet Murawskig Typing Sz Business Math, Linda Carnpbellg Typing Sz Stenography, Mrs. - Kay Tomaszewskig Typing 8: Stenography, Mrs. Viva Ames. Missing: Typing Sz Office Practice, Mrs. Constance Mast. X Q XXX.. Art: Don Pangborn, Don Duiven. Driver,s Education: Louis Van- derHave, Jan Mangus. SlMPLIC!TY'5 dolls-suvdmualudwn 0 1 1.4, r 3' 57 Students Can l. Prepare Themselves in Specific Areas of Interest Home Economics: Pamela Linhart, Marilyn Mancewicz. All Instrumental Music, Lynn . ' D Physical Education: Nancy Twitchell, Mrs. 322221 Vocal MUSIC, Ouglas Donna Burgess, Thomas Streba, Stephen Tur- kal. Ottawa Centers on American Life David Breen, Richard Jensen, James Steeby. Donald McFarland, Mrs. Virginia Zoutendam William Abendschein, Kenneth Yonkers. i Robert Myers, Kermit Starkweather, Bruce Wagner, Stewart Flate. Science Shows ,,,gn ' if Biology 8x Physiology, Harris Timmerg Biology, Mrs. Clyta Rietsma, William Bouton. Chemistry 8: Science, Donald Hopwoodg Chemistry, Mrs. Barbara McCartyg Science Sz Biology, David Bultman. the Way of Life lla KT gi, English, Mrs. Jo-an Kelleyg Reading Consultant, Mrs. Caroline Haveng English, Mrs. Anne Kerr. English: Thomas Kraack, Hermina Sikkema, Mrs. Barbara Walton, Kathryn Hollingsworth. Latin, Mary Smitter French Sz English, Mrs. Cynthia Berag German 8: English, Mrs. Judith Mroz. Absentees: English: Barbara Merritt, Har- old Olsen, Sally Steenlandg French, Mrs. Marie Tubbsg English, Mrs. Betty Welsh. l 1 , I Li L E English: Barbara Wepman, Kathleen Bodwing English 8z Legend, Catherine Ford. Spanish: Paul Lauretta, Joan Srnithberg, Joseph Polonowski. Minds are Stimulated Through Math and Industrial Arts X Ov .fl 06 Math: Mrs. Elsie Baehre, Donald Math: Paul Wiegerink, James gjffgfflfetj Kenneth VandenBerg' Emery, David Steinfort. Missing: Thomas Shumaker. Mechanical Sz Architectural Drawing, Edwin Strongg Wood- working, James Edwardsg Machine Shop, John Huizinga. Care of School Helps in Learning CA , , a 5 Q i Cooks: Mrs. Dolores Blackburn, Mrs. Regina Haskins, Mrs. Celeste Mull, Mrs. Tress Lovell. Custodians: Andrew Brown, Giles Mor- ton, William Monroe. Matron: Mrs. Myrtle VanOrder. Resource Center Librarians: Mrs. Margaret Cerny, Mrs. Martha Geelhoed. Aide: Mrs. Lee Dolfin. Librarians: Mrs. Mary Lieffers, Will Reding. Stu- dent Teacher: Larry Swift. ,:- Q? L.,--f K' ,9 .ff 'fi' W X -S 1 QE' ' fish U tif. e' k ., s vi Q , s ' j ,,l..g,.?'QLf . Q, y 0 5 Ar J , .f f --' Qt, ,, .,,,w4-nu--W-f Af- -...., WY at Qt 163,51 I an V: .Et . .wws ,, ,Q QV I ., m,, ., 'Q - . ' Q N . q A 1 ' , ,, A A , . , , . ,1 , ' W pave, Q ., . 5 I I 1 1 at . Q J - f f V Q, xfmw.-ff42f1r 1' - lil ' 1 L 1 ,fy 'H .1 . '. ,ANN 1 x , fy- v, . 5 M':?C3 2 - Wi' 5 ,.' ., .w-f,., ,H 1 -mf 3- -P, , 1 ,35- -A ' ff-5,,f:f.i 2.,.y.,f ,- : , A 34, f , -,-. W' I Q .,,f W4 f.. K 5 it S- .QV W ' 42? ' t P? 'J -Q s ef vs Q , 1 Numan 5' iii f 455' yi priv- 1. .Q :gg , , S' vials!- l Nga Ji S Student Council Unifies Ottawa in '70 Council Officers Tom Dilley, Terry Steele, Marilyn Kempski, and Kathy Peckham. t c ff+f.f1-1 M I fc' SP .ref in 'N c , -,ri 42 - 1 J I 1 I YA Q 1 ,,- fran I - j . : I Terry Steele and Kathy Peckham try to Tom Dilley and Marilyn Kempski play Tar rock the boat. zan and Jane. Student Council . . . Guide for Self-Government Council members discuss upcoming events. The 1969-1970 school year was domi- nated by an energetic Student Council. Its members involved themselves totally in school functions. With the able direction of Mr. Douglas Reahm, sponsor, the Council worked diligently to achieve its purposes. Coordinating all student activities and improving student-teacher relationships consumed many hours of work. The Council tried vigorously to make the year a great and memorable one for everyone. Terry Steele sings his business. Planning for an efficient Student Govern ment. Seniors Unite as One Spirited Class The Seniors saw the passing of many moons at Ottawa Hills. Their final year was filled with many unified activities. Graduation was foremost on the minds of all, but before leaving the high school years behind there were things to be done. Homecoming and Senior play were the major concerns of the fall program. Winter and spring were busy seasons preparing for Prom and graduation. All too quickly the final year was in the past as the class marched across the stage. The Class of 1970 left many achievements at Ottawa, departing high on the totem pole. Senior Class Officers Carol Pope and Jan Roedding with their adviser, Mrs. Bruce Wagner. fMissing: Tom Dibblel Alan Crowe leads a vibrant class discussion Juniors Recognize Their Role as Leaders .4- 'YUM Junior Class Officers Rick Rau, Sally McCall, Doug Geistert, and Gary Koon. ,J H fi' 95 :fiifgygxfffes cszlrsiiy 'fvzvsar -fvvvi' President Gary Koon and vice-president Rick Rau. Secretary Sally McCall and treasurer Doug Geistert take time out to relax. The Juniors started the school year with many hopes and ambitions. They were busy members of the tribe with their projects. The class was busy from fall until spring arranging and producing the Junior Revue. Bidding farewell to departing Seniors, they began to make plans for their final year. Sophomores Find Excitement in Class Action With the combining of freshman from Ottawa Hills and Ridgeview Junior High, the sophomore class made their mark on the totem pole. A controversial discussion over class rings meant that the class of 1972 was able to order a round setting. The major project of the year was the Spaghetti Supper in January. The class worked hard in achieving their recognition. 'binau- iiii l Sophomore Class Officers: Treasurer, J. Guernseyg secretary, E. McNallyg vice-president, A. Malerikg president, J. Hall. Freshmen . . The Four-Year Cycle Starts Anew Secretary, B. Harrisg vice-president, B. Boersmag treasurer, T. Wheelerg Missing: president, S. Leipham The Freshman Tribe has held an active first year. Their money-making projects included the sales of carnations and dough- nuts, the sponsoring of buses to the games, and after-game dances. They practiced active training during the year, learning what it was going to be like in the years ahead. Yolanda Jeffries enjoys her lunch in the cafeteria Indian band entertains at half time. With the help of a new leader, Mr. Lynn Asper, the band brought welcome music to Ottawa Hills. Their talent was put on display at outstanding winter and spring concerts. They played the entire score for the Junior Revue. The pep band also made a special contribu- tion to the school by playing at pep assemblies. Officers of the band were Tom Jones, presidentg John Maxted, vice-presi- dentg Marsha Dyk, treasurerg and Shelly Sylvester and Sheryl Sylvester secretaries. Band Arouses Musical Interests Orchestra Produces Symphonic Sounds -awww ,5 We Orchestra plays under the direction of Leo Najar. Ottawa's second section of musicians was much smaller but equally important. They competed, as usual, in the District Playing Contest. They joined the band in both the winter and spring concerts. In June the orchestra furnished music for the commencement exercises. Directing the activities of this musical tribe were Leo Najar, presidentg Linda Dudicz, vice-presidentg Pam Dayser, sec- retaryg and Bev Kerlikowski, treasurer. Preparing for a performance. Keeping time with Mr. Asper. Q ' . . . , ., 325.4233 It fs . 'P 5:52551 -- wma . I v f t .g.,fr:,,+. , f Q f 4 . , Q ,, ., A QQ J V 's '- F- -- , Second Choir f SQ? 1 ,Ta Q Training Choir T' . J, S' Q Students Find Pleasure in Singing i i I f 5 Q Y J Q ' The A Cappella Choir reached an all- time high of ninety-six members this year. Officers Phil Todd, presidentg Dan Borst, vice-presidentg Rae Ann Lemrnons, secretary and Gail Vanden Hoek, treasurer, guided the group through a full and successful year. The traditional Fall Concert included a Latin religious mass. Hours of rehears- ing went into the Christmas Concert and the spring Pops Concert. Producing Mame, a Broadway musical, was the highlight of an eventful year. 'S- Advisor Mrs. Welsh discusses an arti- cle with the editor, Mike Norton. Sw, I . . gdwnnx rw- me-1 Wh . N--1 5 , ' x 1- . 'f' 1 '1-no 'S- 'ifi Sports editor Chip Lydy trims an article for his page. I I s Staff rushes to meet a deadline. Spectator Editor-in-Chief Mikel Norton Asst. Editor Tom Dilley Primary News Faye Tomaszewski Editorial Debbie Lippman Feature Jan Tyson Secondary Marilyn Kempski Carol Kornoelje Sports Chip Lydy, Nelson Miles Photography Donna Corbin Exchange Ed Miner, Carol Kornoelje Librarian Mark Stavenga Copyreaders Dave Vanderstel Nelson Miles Reporters Cindy Craig, Phillip Fritz, Ken Gleason, Dave Hoekstra, Pam Quibell, Dave Wood Staff Adviser Mrs. Betty Welsh Business Adviser Mr. James Emery if Help, get me out of'here! Legend Editor-in-Chief Rick Vander Molen Asst. Editor Lynn Pierce Copy Pat Mason, Sue Breen Faculty Nancy Anderson, Blake Herninger Academics Pam Bonga, Eva Hoorn Activities Bev Hawk, Sue Breen Clubs MaChere Spencer, Ralph Marmion Seniors Pam Bonga, Eva Hoorn Underclassmen Shannon Rose, Mary Timmer Sports Phil Todd, Blake Heminger Advertising Kris Erickson Subscriptions Kris Erickson Photographers Peter Carlberg, Peter Nash, Tim Gaskin Advisor Catherine Ford WJ ....,,s The Past Lives Through Music A new musical group emerged dur- ing the 1969-70 school year. Led by Mr. Lynn Asper, students combined their talents to make up the Jazz En- semble. The group was formed in order to learn about jazz and how to play it. They specialized in the big band sound but used contemporary as well as older pieces. The Ensemble joined the A Cappella choir at a special as- sembly in May. Due to popular de- mand, they also gave a June concert at which time the group proved its popu- larity. A-V Crew Is Dedicated Ottawa's teachers relied greatly on the 1969-70 audio-visual staff. The group, headed by Mrs. Rita Van Antwerp, delivered, picked up, and operated all the equip- ment. In some cases they even re- paired broken machines. Teachers and students alike were grateful to this hard-working group. Adviser, Mr. Kraack gives some advice. Members present their views Debaters Show Superiority The Ottawa Hills debate team had a successful season due to much hard work by our ten debators. In City League debate they tied for first place. They took a second place tie in the State Double Novice League. The little- known debate team, headed by Mr. Tom Kraack, put in many long hours to achieve their high ratings. Debaters discuss strategy. Officers plan the next meeting. The French Club was quite active this past year. The members met monthly to promote speaking of the language and to pursue cultural activities characteristic of the French nation. The club meetings were often potluck suppers featur- ing guest speakers who gave lectures about their travels in France and other foreign countries. France Comes to Gttawa Members discuss coming activities. Q as-i Club adviser, Mrs. Tubbs. Latin Lives Again President, Claire Campbell. Q., 7 New members perform for initiation. The Latin Club was an organization of service this year. The members worked together for the purpose of doing things for others, as well as for social contact among members. A major project of the club was a donation of Christmas gifts to the Maple Grove Medical Facility. Socializing among members created a more valuable background of the Latin language and its usage. Club adviser, Miss Smitter. Students Excel Scholastically NATIONAL HONDR SOCIETY P26954 iii 2.2.9 ls L5 The National Honor Society was created to honor students with a high scholarship. In addition the students were rated by faculty members as to service to the school and community. Leadership and character are qualifications for membership. Socially they met for breakfasts, potlucks, and tobogganing parties. Discussing grades, what else? if 'W X Service Gives Satisfaction I glglgliulidi f xxx W uf' ' it fi ' 1 3 Bob Blackmore sorts packages. The major service organiza- tion of the year was the Key Club. It started off the year with a banquet for presidents of all organizations within the school. At Christmas a donation was made to the Santa Claus Girlsg in June a gift was pre- sented to the school. The boys did a great deal of work this year on money-making projects of all types. They were a busy organization. K' r ' . . . . 3 7 I Help1ngSanta G1flSlS rewarding. - -,,, I ,- Fun! 4 'C 'Q if x -,,.. pl Quan '-s Eur-aus Banquet honors all club heads. Priceless Assistance Through Service The Ottawa library ran smoothly in the 69-70 year partly because of an ener- getic Library Club. The successful year for mem- bers of the Library Club was a pleasant combination of work and pleasure. ml, Library Club officers and advisers are busy at the desk. Memories of Aid are Cherished The Ottawa Hills Red Cross got off to a rather slow start. However once things got roll- ing they formed many ideas. Plans for the year included a paper drive, a car wash, a gift chest and of course parties. This year's members found the club very rewarding. Members discuss important issues. Lighted Expressions Beam in on Skill Six boys make up the Ottawa Stage Crew. Their contributions to the school were many yet often unknown. At all school assemblies they were backstage working. They provided all lighting and sound effects. Mr. Bruce Wagner headed this hard-working group. Master Computer workers Busy Stage Crew m9I11b91'S All Energy is Expanded The Girls Athletic Asso- ciation became much more active in the 69-70 school year. Seasonal sports help- ed to develop the girls' ath- letic interests and abilities. Their various activities en- couraged leadership as well as group participation. It s two for Cindy Bloem Don tyou just love a good fight Expressions Propel Unity and Enthusiasm Officers: Rae Ann Lemmons, Miss Wepman, Lynn Gillesse, Mary Sue Nordstrom, and Sue Breen. A new expression came from the Senior Girls League this year. The league set high goals which included working as a united group with much activ- ity. Pep pops were their big promotion and Sweetheart Swirl was their major project. The girls kept active their final year. Senior Girls League members take time out for refreshments. A Fling with the Future The Future Teachers Club fession. grew in size this year. Activities included a panel of student teachers, films and a hayride. The Club gave the future teach- ers at Ottawa a chance to learn and explore a challenging pro- Future Teachers plan another meeting. A Future Teachers Spread. Expressions Shared Today Shape Tomorrow The Junior Girls League was a group with much determination. Uniting the girls into a fun organization which would support the Junior Class was their purpose. The Sox Trot was their major project. The girls worked very hard to meet their destinations. Junior Girls uproariously enjoy their meetings. Unity Spurs Many Accomplishments EA ll -,N W W Dir 23 as 'za 4 This Girls League finds club business is serious, indeed. The Sophomore Girls League organized this year for the purpose of sponsoring activities for the school. They met weekly for social purposes as well as to organize projects. They had a flower sale and after-game dance. The group is looking forward to years ahead as a league. Exciting Expressions Spark Action Qiidvfinibf Jon Thurston and Ron Vlasblom-Saints or Penny Collectors? The Varsity Club is one of the most consistently active clubs at Ottawa and the 19694970 year was no different. Through pep breakfasts, a candy sale and other activities the club attempted to better the rela- tionship of the atheletes with the students and faculty. Otta- wais many athletes provided a service to our school while hav- ing a good time doing it. Ns Q-I 7' -1 .. . .4 A A- ,n - af Senior Varsity Club members are anything but camera shy. Banner Waves for Involved Generation Zz - :Q 4 P.T.S.A. officers project future plans, fl'- The Ottawa parents, teach- ers, and students united once again this year in the P.T.S.A. The group worked diligently throughout the year to make communications and relations between the school and the homes of the students smoother and closer. Loyalty Springs as Expressions Mount A group of dedicated fathers known as the Quarterback Club had another successful year in developing athletics at Ottawa. Club memberships were sold to the parents in November. This year as every year athletics greatly benefitted by this club. 4 Officers: Mr. Ike, Secretaryg Mr. Westra, Presidentg Dr. Bosscher Treasurer. Activities nw, 5 P J WIN .li 4 ,ww Time For Us Homecoming at Ottawa ex- pressed its theme A Time for Us . The Class of 1970 will stand out in years to come for their breakaway from a few traditions. Co-chairmen Dave Ellis and Sue Breen felt Home- coming 1969 was a great suc- cess. Festivities began with the Homecoming Assembly. The two who would reign over the activities were revealed at that time. The court was presented to the crowd at the football game. The festivities climaxed as King Dave Ellis escorted Queen Jan Roedding from the float. A unique pattern was formed by the court as the queen was approaching the field. Entering the dance, couples could feel the romanticism in the air. Dancing to the music of The Pedestrians were couples representing classes of past and present. It was a memorable occasion. E51 gi t L 4, get t , r 1 5 is 3 Mary Anderson, Jim Bosscher, Georgette Joseph, L. C. Burrel, Kathy Miller, Pat Duiven, Queen-Jan Roedding, King-Dave Ellis, Mary Sue Nordstrom, Paul Black, Sue Breen, Alan Crowe, Betty Trice, Roger Mathews Two happy court members! The suspense reaches a climax! ji I don't flaunt about. . .H The Senior Class scored a smashing success with Noel Coward's play, Hay Fever. The play took place in 1961 in Cookham, England. Action centered around the Bliss family who, to put it lightly, were outlandish. Their Bohe- mian characters added im- mensely to the humor of the play. Each of the four Blisses invited a guest to their home for the weekend. The unusual games, wacky conversations, and peculiar relationships that developed kept the comedy light. lf XY ,ry No Simon dear . . . it's too hot Hold your breath and I'll count. . . Qllll mil EEUU EDJ Leave me alone! I CAST Carol Carter 1 W' Bruce Fry ' Bev Hawk Lynn Hartley Bob Edmonds Jack Molenkamp J - 'J enn'n A y Judy Kauwell l Rod Vaccaro Sue Newhof I know yOU dOf1,t love II16.H ' Miss Bgrbara Wepman There you are dear. . . The thin peek-peek of taxi hooters. . .' Sorel Bliss Simon Bliss Clara Judith Bliss ' David Bliss Sandy Tyrell Myra Arundel Richard Greatham Jackie Coryton Director For What It's Worth I can't ever get a girlfriend! We prohibit booze! Ottawa's Juniors pooled their talents this year in order to produce the class of 71's Junior Revue. Individual leadership and a concen- trated group effort united the class behind the project. Members of the Junior Class enter- tained the audiences with acts ranging from Galloping Garters, the boys' chorus line, to a serious interpretive dance. The Revue, under the title of For What It's Worth, was topped off with an impressive finale that included all Juniors who were involved with the show. Co- chairmen Sally Mc Connell and Tom Dilley, with Mr. James Emery, class adviser, coordi- nated and directed all of the activities. Wow!! I don't ever wanna grow up. 5 ,.Q'V?f4 Everybody Loves Aunt1e Mame iw , 5 fsX,,. , 4 A toast to the dandelion patch. 2 The Ottawa Hills Music Depart- ment presented the Grand Rapids premiere of the Broadway musical Mame. The zany main character, Mame Dennis, dominated the entire play. The action centered around Mame and her young adopted nephew, Patrick. New York City fell prey to Mame's and Patrick's wild antics while she taught him to open a new wi-n- dow. Vera, Mameis bosom bud- die, and Beau, Miss Dennis's new husband, added to the play's humor and excitement. After months of work all the people involved were rewarded with standing ovations by over- whelmed audiences. but I don't want Gloria exposed to . . . And this is Vera Charles. people like that' T Now Agnes. . .! Were his nights a little wild? Linda Peterson David Geistert Gail Vanden Hoek Linda Heyboer Rodney Vaccaro Tom Dilley Randy Williams Phil Todd Mr. Douglas E. Reahm Miss Barbara Wepman Mr. Lynn Asper CAST It's today! Agnes Gooch Younger Patrick Mame Dennis Vera Charles Lindsey Woolsey Dwight Babcock Beau Older Patrick Musical Director Stage Director Instrumental Director Penny Queen Court: Judy Dykhouse, Robynn Razzoog, Sue Wagner, Queen, Patsy Freeman, Alyce Huizinga, and Ann Naylor. Dances Express Winter Moods Two of the organizations within our school which presented activities this year were the Varsity Club with a Christmas season dance and the Junior Girls League which sponsored the Sox Trot. Paul Black and Mike Jazzar were chairmen of Pennies for Christmas. The proceeds of the dance were contributed to civic organizations which distributed the gifts to needy families. John Hollemans and Emily Lewis go barefootin'. Barefooting', the title of the January dance, denoted its theme. Under the leadership of Sarah Watson the league united in producing their dance. Sox Trot Court: Front: King, Gary Koong Queen Rosemary Nadolskyg Sally McCall, and Sarah Wat son. Back: Jack DeBaar, Linda Heyboer, Kevin Briggs Sue Datema, Debbie Kroeger, and John Alcorn. Miss ing: Sally McConnell, John Hill, and Scott Applebee. Nights In White Satin The 1970 Sweetheart Swirl was held in the Ottawa Hills cafeteria on Febru- ary 14. The Senior Girls League spon- sored the annual, semiformal dance. Chairmen Carol Carter and Deb Gree- son, along with their committees, worked hard on their Valentine's Day production. The decorations created a mood of elegance which was appre- ciated by all and befitting to the title Nights in White Satin . The couples join in the gaiety Court and escorts: Barb Wagner, Kathy Peckam, Jim Gingrichg Jim Muthg Debbie Greeson, Pat RaeAnne Lemmons, Tom Vacarrog Duiveng Jan Pylman, Bob Thorpg Marcia Dilley, Bob Blankenship. Carol Pope, Mike Doyle. And Then Came Sadie I'm not really a rabbit? ! , The Ottawa tribe was a busy one the week of March 9. Sadie Week reflected the fun and excitement of the students. The spirit within the school grew as the days of the week progressed. Monday was the start of the week's events as the girls arrived wearing the boys' letter sweaters. Ask Him Day was Tuesday's activity with the shes scurry- ing to ask the hes to the Friday night turnabout. The middle of the week was dubbed Ding-A-Ling Day. Ottawa's Mr. Irresistible was chosen on his day, Thursday. Sam Hurt, the winner, was the boy who coaxed the greatest number of girls into talking to him. Creating pep in support of the basket- ball team was the major activity of Eat- em Up Day, Friday. The Indians won the championship in the district tourna- ment early in the evening and this created a cheery setting for the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Junior Linda Dygert reigned over the festivities and The Fredrick played rock music for the dancers' entertain- ment. This is a photographer? VVhat a gas station attendent! xi Xie .4 fx ' 4 KA .W . s . f , ff' ' , X rg. 1, 1 gs 1' f. siiigy fmr V ' 5-1k,.r. , A , A., gi ,. Nk-W rg! 1 iii' ix I A 'Wir . J, . M., , , fx, Only my hairdresser knows for sureln I f l , Is this class or is this class?! 141 A Midsummer Dream Mingling with the couples are Mr. and Mrs. Wagner. A Midsummer Night's Dream , the Junior-Senior Prom of 1970, was held Saturday, May 9, at Aquinas College's Wege Center. Judging from the many couples who were present, chairmen John Young, Karen Kuyper, Garry Koon, and Robynn Razzoog felt their dance was a success. As the couples entered the ballroom they were enveloped in an Oriental mood. The theme of the decorations was simplicity. The Brass Union played both rock and slower music to fit all moods and ages. Decorations of the Orient set the mood. s- el 'i 4 J X Couples relax for a bit of casual conversation. Mary Northrup had always dreamed of a night like this. Terry Steele requests a dance with one of Jack Molenkamp's girls. . . Kathy Miller and Rick Vander Molen will never forget their Senior Prom. . . . and ends up waltzing with the air. Seniors Finish an Active Year Three seniors listen to final instructions. The annual Honors Assembly, held in the Ottawa auditorium on June 4, was the first public appearance of the seniors in their caps and gowns. The ten highest ranking seniors, scholastically, were announced at that time. In addition, scholarship, activity, and departmental awards were presented to students. Senior leadership cups went to Sue Breen and Dave Ellis. Marilyn Kempski received the Lenore Bader cup, and Roger Matthews received the William S. Upton award. Baccalaureate, on Sunday, June 7, was held at Fountain Street Church. Taking part in the service were Terry Steele, outgoing Student Council presi- dent, and class officers Alan Crowe, Tom Dibble, Carolyn Pope, and Jan Roedding. X . . It al l - 1, ' .- The Class of '70 becomes the Class of '74, Finally, graduation night arrived. Promptly at 8:00 the Ottawa Hills orchestra began the strains of Pomp and Circumstancen and 433 members of the class of 1970 walked down the aisles of the Civic Auditorium. Mike Jazzar gave the invocation and Alan Crowe introduced the speaker, Dr. David Hershey. Dr. Hershey, the Associate Director of Admissions at Michigan State University, exhorted the graduates to remember that True becoming is not in becoming better than some other man, it is becoming better than your former self. After the presentation of diplomas, Belinda Dyk- house gave the benediction. The last formal event of the evening was the reception hosted by the Junior Class in the Black and Silver Room, where the graduates received congratulations and made their final farewells. .X X i M . Q V QL iv A 4 '14 f UI. by , m f,,s lf,c'fA3fi2 i f '7 I wg 3 51, IV , ,-if ,, I nz. 1' J.. , -f ' ,, - ik! . .A 1- ' JH! f f X V , I . 4 1 Q . 'N 4, X A 1 if .1 Rf 'G Iv ., ',,w,. ,, fifisgifl' V 4' 2, 059520. v ' ' k 4' -:W Q fs-4 .'u VH ,Y-'us 7421, Y. Nz .al ,I , Q If lv 5 'll 6 4 W . 4 gn Y g 1? f I 6' np- A .ann Carol Carter is at it again. 3 A solemn moment for all. A sight that the class of 1970 won't soon forget. Activities Close the Year 'fi'r' 'S'm Mary Timmer does her thing at the choir car wash. Instruments and voices meld as a small group performs. The Acappella Choir entertains at the Pops Concert in May. SLOBS present a gift at the Senior Banquet. .,-- 5, ' I r', . uf-Nf' , , . 3. 'x fa -if . Sp. .1 f. 4 , IS' ,, , , , I 5 ui 'vb s. dik- .... -and 1 if -sg ,xx .QL s f - Indians Tie For Third Lack of size hampered the Indians all season in a generally larger league. The Varsity was character- ized by speed and quickness. Our backfield was espe- cially fast. L. C. Burrell and Mark Telego possessed the most speed and supplied the scoring punch. Junior John Alcorn excited the crowds with his open field running. Defensively the team displayed great desire, agility, and lateral pursuit. Individual stand- outs were Jim Bosscher and Rick Hondorp. Both were elected to the All-City squad. Bosscher averaged 11 tackles a game and Hondorp held down a line- backer position. , 4-3 U 93? S. rim fr it li 52.5 feta 4-is 351655 9' . '99 ev 0 Q Naafilagameggljl has 'ii 5 'fl5ll4ll52g5i'Qg?i 5.1 . I I . . .7 I si -3 Q J - J P' J Tl.-sinks y - fi 2 Q R' gg X Q il VQQV rf Wrglsf NQvQQRVf'5 It '52 ,Ni ,fra . iw .. E23 N 491: -iris 373525 5422 Still,-19? Top row: S. Wolpert, M. Holden, M. Williams, W. Singer, P. Drueke, R. Lewis, J. DeBaar, M. Babin, R. Hondorp, S. Applebee. Row 2: K. Briggs, J. Thur- ston, B. Rosa, P. Black, J. VanderWerp, M. Salha- ney, G. Hopping, T. Sellner, E. Sayfie, R. Ellis. Row 3: W. Johnson, B. Pruitt, M. Crooks, S. Lancashire, J. Alcorn, A. Greeson, R. Crawford, P. VandeVusse, H. Donaldson, M. Jarnegan, B. Boersma. Row 4: Coaches Edwards, Turkal, Wiegerink, Head Coach Emery, Coach Starkweather, Captains J. Bosscher, M.Telego. Greeson and Vande Vusse converge on a Benton Harbor runner. L. C. Burrell: Our most valuable player. Our Fearsome Foursome readies itself. l 22 l l 1969 VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD . X Ottawa Opponent 1 1 14 East 6 6 Central 12 6 Creston 12 8 Union 13 West Catholic 8 6 Catholic Central 32 Greeson nails a Creston ballcarrier Telego hands off to Black against Catholic Central. Spirited Sophs Seize Fifth One win and five losses was the final result of this year's performance by the sophomore football squad. Their first win came against Catholic Central after suffering five losses to other opposing schools. But the tremendous spirit of the 1969 team and their overall effort during the season made up for their lack of experience. 1969 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL RECORD Ottawa Opponent 6 East 18 6 Central 8 6 West Catholic 18 18 Union 40 6 Creston 18 12 Catholic Central 8 Row 1: D. Gillestedt, P. Leathermen, J. Cannon, C. Covington, L. Deans, J. Newton, J. Wilkins, F. Trim ble, J. Hall. Row 2: S. Martin, C. Baas, P. Williamson, J. Vrona, G. Welsh, D. Crittenden, C. Grant, L. Fergu son, M. Breen. Row 3: Mr. Edwards-coach, J Thompson, L. VanderZagg, K. Baker, M. Etheridge, S. Stafford, M. Zuk, D. Woodstra. Missing: J. Blodgett, D. Martin, T. Bougknight, C. Hudneel, T. Brandon, M. Evans, D. Rose, P. Babbin, J. Wright, T. Weinrich. Freshmen Tackle Fifth 1969 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL RECORD Ottawa Opponent 2 South 16 12 Central Christian 32 0 Burton 0 0 Ridgeview 6 8 West Catholic 32 O Northeast 6 The 1969 freshman football team, under the coaching of Mr. Steve Turkal, finished the sea- son with a record of six losses and no wins, placing them fifth in the city standings. Although the team was small, they fought and contributed to a very event- ful year. Row 1: H. Moore, E. Strickland, N. Grant, D. Par- tee, M. Dievendorst, R. Evans, C. Welsh, T. Wright, G Hardiman, K. Price, J. Randall. Row 2: Mr. Turkal-coach, M. Hawkins, A. Brown, M. Oliver, S Brown, G. Stafford, K. Robinson, G. Christopherson E. Davidson, D. Nicola, D. Smith, K. Mac Eachron, J Mickham. Close Defeats Mark Season Kneeling: M. Stavenga, G. Levett, S. Harmsen, R. Umstead, M. Ochsankehl, M. Myers, J. Brown. Standing: E. Miner, T. Gaskin, N. Bohlin, D. Wood, C. Bowers, P. Nash, J. Cobb, M. Brown, J. Fowler, Coach Strong. The Varsity Cross Country team, led by junior Mike Brown, finished with a 2-5 record. This was good for fifth place in the city dual meets competition. The team finished sixth in the regional meet and lost by only inches in the city meet. Coach Edwin Strong believes he had the third best team in the city because three of the losses were by a one-point margin. John Brown, Pete Nash, and Scott Harmsen were the number two, three and four men, respectively. With Mike Brown and Scott Harmsen returning next year, the team should rise considera- bly in the standings. Pete Nash kicks for the finish. Mike Brown breaks the tape minutes ahead of opponents. .-9 , :A M - i 1,,.., ' Q? ' 1.11 -1 A 5,5-, X Q few C ,, -,Ju 4- N? g Q. mf: Hp: ' 5 1 'fff 2 . 'xm 1 Q 5 123 4 V 4' 0,5 A kxf,L X K. 1 , , .4162 Q . ,Ex li Cagers Tie For Second Kneeling: W. Johnson, Captains D. Ellis and son, S. Applebee, G. Hyatt, H. Kelly, F. Trim- W. Johnson, E. Lampton, R. Lorenz, Manager ble, M. Holden, Coach Hendrickson, D. M. Jazzar. Standing: J. Hill, Manager G. Neil- Proctor. Missing: M. Babin,.L. C. Burrell. Finishing with an overall record of fifteen wins and five losses, the varsity basketball team tied for second place in city league com- petition. All-City performances from Walt Johnson and Gary Hyatt boosted the team all season. Coach Hendrickson described the team's play as consistent with a high degree of sticktoitiveness.', The good offense was com- plimented by a tough defense which held most teams under sixty points. Johnson fires a long one. fx-i2fjf2:,g gig A .- .. 7 'QQGH if We 'T' -,M gg- wp, QQ y , ' M MYLAQAJ .Q V .V 2 4 - ' .bk J ' 3 if ,A ' R W' f rf ' iv? 1 r .M Proctor eyes the basket for h1S shot ,f , My , V . 1 ' K Y , x v. -5 - f F ' A ,f K M 6 .. ' - ?W 'T , 'Tin f?:'7'T?7'Zf5D'g'ljt- 'E 2iK :'- H!j?!fLaT?5Yr?WW35 SCI'f,-PF'.''iff1T'5iZ'Qijf? Y'F7i5'L. -f.i?l5El I N, 48: 'M , xw. - K W Indians on the move. -,1-'-:ff ,,,..,,-:--fe, 'Y 'H-r'--fy, 'fer 4fsX 4. uv' .. f- - t- ' - f - ,-,. 1 , an-4,1 -, -..',..-.14-. -1- .,.-.,.,r4 1- C -S. ,za img-Jzf ,. ,fr ,r :1 A -514,15-f 1 A - ,...- 5: . ,lg-'fr-.xg fr 5-ge 4-gh, ,.,, .f,,,,-1g,f,- 54- A-Hai. - A .4 ,,y.f51. ff ' A we 1 3 5 1970 VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD Ottawa Opponent Ottawa 61 64 70 Holland 67 West Catholic 64 East Grand Rapids Central Central Christian Creston Union East Christian Catholic West Catholic Central Central Christian Creston Unlon East Christian Catholic Central Forest Hllls Central Muskegon Union 52 71 54 69 Opponent 58 70 54 56 59 62 ' 63 66 ' ' 50 77 ' ' 44 95 41 81 ' 61 48 ' 50 78 ' 51 68 ' ' 42 83 69 76 ' 53 53 47 78 ' 57 53 ' 58 .Mow .. . kllf 4 .f g 41 W ., 'Y' - - s Lorenz goes up for two. n QQ? ,.w,p ' V,.,z5m,, , . .. V i , M-- ifjnyf .ug-av ' 511,415 ' 'd lievw . Johnson fakes on a West defender. .-f' .15 X Ellis moves in for rebound. Indians Capture Second Left to right: Coach VandenBerg, C. Covington, R. Houston, L. Reed, A. Greeson, J. Clark, J. New- R. Sinkfield, T. Bouknight, D. Lewis, B. Ellis, D. ton,J.Thompson. Woodstra, J. Thompson, C. VanderKolk, D. Healy, 1970 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD Ottawa Opponent 59 Holland 64 West Catholic 63 East Grand Rapids 52 Central 71 Central Christian 61 Creston 58 Union 73 East Christian 69 Catholic Central 66 West Catholic 81 Central 60 Central Christian 47 Creston 52 Union 54 East Christian 46 Central Christian Over 40 sophomores answered the call for the opening day of JV practice on November 2. A squad of 18 was selected and preparations for the first game on November 26 against Holland were begun. The year was marked by several wins and only two defeats for a finish in second place. The success of the team can be attributed to good bal- ance in scoring, rebounding and a strong man-to- man defense. The ,69-'70 team, ending in second place, finished the Ottawa winning tradition. Young Netmen Show Potential 1970 NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL RECORD Ottawa Opponent 42 Catholic Central 61 33 Burton 45 48 East Grand Rapids 51 24 South 43 34 West Catholic 56 27 Ridgeview 39 51 Northeast 29 20 Central 37 38 West Middle 25 48 Riverside 31 Left to right: K. Price, G. Hardiman, G. Larsen, K. Robinson, D. Smith, G. Stafford, J. Wilson, R. VanderMolen, H. Kimble, S. Brown, C. Balkema, Coach Steeby, J. Hollemans, M. Oliver. Indian Misses Finish on Top 1970 NINTH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL RECORD Ottawa Opponent . 61 Catholic Central 18 26 Burton 19 30 South Middle 6 42 West Catholic 14 35 Ridgeview 12 30 Northeast 9 25 West Middle 17 Row 1: B. Boersma, K. Kilgore, L. Hodges, L. Brown. Row 2: D. Hattem, D. Smith, G. Hardiman, L. Bentley, N. Sellner. Row 3: L. Beard, T. Wheeler, S. DeWit, D. McCreary. Row 4: K. Cole, J. Boyden, L. Freeman. Swimmers Drown Competition .K f.,,. i A Q Jw mi? 5 it ll : si. izik g g gf J., 'i,i V 3 r A . , - 'ix Q l, .i t , J .M 4- T' - 'J ae: f 'i1'i ft A ii ii A it i C S Row 1: M. Fors, J. Bosscher, G. Allwardt, D. Borst, B. Edmunds, E. Olson. Row 2: Coach Breen, J. Davidson, K. Briggs, T. Maatman, K. Healy, G. Hum- phries, C. Lydy, M. Etheridge. Row 3: P. VandeVusse, J. VanDuren, D. Vander- Wal, R. Tooker, B. Wyrick, J. Hoodhood, Mr. Meyers. Coach Breen anticipates final scores. l Showing what Coach David Breen called one of the finest teams I've ever coached, the Varsity swimmers took first place in the City Meet competition. Despite the lack of experience, the team, consisting mostly of Juniors, lost only one City League meet. Three records were set this season. The freestyle relay team, Kevin Healy in the indi- vidual medley, and Mark Etheridge in the 400 freestyle all turned in record-breaking per- formances. 2 ,. -A X r,.,, N 3 1970 VARSITY SWIMMING RECORD Ottawa Opponent 72 West Catholic 28 58 East Christian 47 57 Union 48 44 Creston 53 59 Catholic Central 45 76 Central Christian 25 73 Central 32 Swimmers display a first place trophy, Kevin Healy pours it on. Jeff Hoodhood shows diving form. Matmen Reflect Sharpness 1970 WRESTLING RECORD The Ottawa Hills wrestling team placed second in the city dual meet competition and had several individual stand- outs. Jon Thurston, Ben Rosa, Rick VanderMolen, Wayne Singer and Mike Smith deserved special recognition. Rosa placed second in City meet competition. Thurston, Van- derMolen, Smith and Singer placed in the District meet and advanced to the Regionals. Singer, by placing third in the Ottawa Opponent Regionals, progressed to State. Considering the few experi- 43 East Christian 3 enced wrestlers, the team had a very successful season. 28 Creston 14 h 34 West Catholic 16 33 Central 9 35 Rockford 11 26 Godwin 19 ' 15 Union 26 27 Central Christian 17 Wayne Singer awaits the challenge. Mike Smith scores a takedown. Row 1: N. Miles, L. Sompolinsky, S. Fuller, R. VanderMolen, J. Vrona, B. Rosa, B. Duncan, L. Ferguson, M. Smith, W. Singer, R. Lewis. Row 2: J. Thurston, D. Peacock, M. Vogel, J. Grimrnick, J Gonzalez, P. Williamson, J. Hall, D. Lowe, R. Hoeksma, B. Edmund- son. Row 3: C. Harrison, J. Buzzita, E. Howard, B. Smith, C. Donald- son, B. Evans, C. Cole, J. Felton, L. Anderson, W. VanderMolen, Coach Turkal. , N Another pin for Rick VanderMolen. Jon Thurston drives foe to mat. Ben Rosa demonstrates power Richard Lewis crushes Central Christian foe. Row 1: D. Lowe, M. Doyle, R Strickland, M. Jarnegan, J. Alcorn B. Farran, S. Harmsen, K. Briggs S. Rowerdink, L. Littell. Row 2: P Duiven, R. Huston, D. Lewis, G Slater, J. VanderWerp, W. Singer G. Humphries, G. Levett, E Miner. Row 3: C. Porter, L. C Burrell, R. Weathersby, G. Grim- minck, R. Lee, C. Baas, M. Och- sankehl, D. Wood, K. Hornboch D. Clements, manager. Row 4: J Fowler, D. Procter, M. Meyers, W Johnson, C. Bowers, T. Sellner, D Healy, J. Grimminck, P. Wiegi- 1 rink, coach. 1 ' 1 Q- x X Cindermen Race to Second Wayne Singer shows his winning form. The varsity track team placed second in city dual meet competition this year. They were beaten only once by city champs Union. The team had a good season consid- ering all of the talent lost through gradua- tion last year. Some standouts were: Mike Doyle, John Alcorn, and Wayne Singer in field events, and Kevin Briggs, Roger Matthews, and Mike Brown in track events. Coach Wiegerink was pleasantly surprised by the team's performance and is looking forward to next year as he lost only 8 seniors. - ' - ue, ' fl 1-- ,. .- - ,. ,g lr- .H A- Q-fa' JF, -.kv if -Us .17 f '-'1, f? '- R -' ' - A . Ala. v - sv. . If x .., Viv- ig... f.,,,, .5 , I N xi , 5 ,IQ 4 - . ,j 1 'gp' --is if... 1... r- , 1 N- N: 1 . . - - t - 'WML nb vb-br. ...TL , ' :A -l 5. ,H It N Q- Y id -5' ' ' Alt ., -' 'Q J I , 7. I fx' ,. ' .4 ' - ' , , M l ' K EV , , f , rx . fr , ff f- sm ua., Fit -1 N e....., ...A A -V. TT lr- 'K f AL 4 'X f g X R ,UQ i If . f - ,, , ,Fl -1 'bf ' r ., , .aes-aff ' , N -, W , - A 'f ' -, A .. W 'fafw P, 'xuqi' 'ag f' - 'B '-'ow' Fd Q . 'fn rf -, ' K Lg. 4 D if - Q. ' it YW? ' ' . ' . 'H I li! i ,M- .,, gr W,m C V.-r , V 1 - ,gm .,, ,,.-wow ff Q V , . , , h A H Ji. h .Vs ...hgg.,,,1,,, ,',.. , .,.L ,luv , ,., , ,my M 'A , I , , A . jk V 4 - , ,K . , 1. .. h., V Q,-.i...v, .Ju - M fx, -V fe'-xg, or an -'iiihf' 3 ,va , 7 .. . ... V -Mvgrpi My-Mnd,?,,..-I .1 ., f . ,vii t',, .. j,pgVw ,W-4 . x 'iii 7 -. ' ,nv ,,,-5v4': ' ' -f 2gf5f kg, a-W' . , , ' ' . - a Mike Doyle and Darrell Lewis pass t 197 Ottawa 67 86 70 65 42 67 91 Ottawa pours it on. Mike Brown clears the bar. --'ki 'I-V2 lg M7,,1:,:,l!,'.'A , , uf ,. ur iflfffld' he baton. 0 VARSITY TRACK RECORD Opponent West Catholic 51 Creston 32 Central 48 Central Christian 53 Catholic Central 76 Union 50 East Christian 27 F il LQ ! Tracksters Hurdle to Second ills! 'il 7' i E Row 1: N. Grant, C. Strickland, H. Moore, L. Mosely, G. Hardiman, D. Raredon, S. Bloem. Row 3 McFall, G. Burton, B. Gates, J. Hollemans, S. Riley. Coach Edwards, H. Kimble, C. Lemke, T. Hugger, G Row 2: M. Oliver, J. Mickham, M. Harmsen, R. Christopherson, E. Davidson, S. Brown, B. Nicola. 197 Ottawa 57 86 28 62 Under the direction of Coach James Edwards, the 1970 freshman track team had a good season. The team finished with a second place in the city standings. Some of the standouts were Gary Burton, undefeated Earl Davidson, hurdlers Marty Oliver and Horld Moore, shot putters Ted Hugger and Henry Kimble, polevaulters Carl Lemke and Jim Mickham, and the 0 FRESHMAN TRACK RECORD . Opponent four-man relay team of Lawrence McFall, Norman South Middle 42 . Grant, Benny Howard and Greg Christopherson. The Bunon 14 team showed a strong potential for the years ahead. Catholic Central 67 Ridgeview 38 Sluggers Reap Experience Row 1: B. Ball, P. Fingleton, J. Randll, D. Clauser, B. Munn, T. Evans, M. Hawkins, G. Larson. Row 3: M. Dievendorf, B. Gonzales, D. Verduin, M. Phillips, Coach Murawski, K. Robinson, D. Wyatt, J. Wilson, Row 2: Mgr. R. Vanhammen, B. Wagstaff, S. Nowak, G. Stafford, R. Vandermolen, J. Hollemans. 1970 FRESHMAN BASEBALL RECORD Ottawa Opponent 7 East Grand Rapids 6 7 Burton 8 3 Catholic Central 5 10 South Middle 4 1 West Middle 5 7 West Catholic 5 7 Northeast 4 7 Ridgeview 1 1 7 Central 1 1 Riverside 0 The freshman baseball team, under the watchful eye of Coach Murawski, had a win- ning season with a total of 6 victories and 4 defeats. Some of the standouts of the team were J. Hollemans faverage of .411J, G. Staf- ford Caverage of .307J, J. Wilson faverage of .300J, and B. Gonzales Caverage of 2621. The team had an overall average of .243 for the season. Batmen Have Tough Season L Jf? ?5J1'Sf?f , I-im, . .Agwlf . . g.22f:ge?g:' 4 . . ....-... Row 1: D. Rose, P. Dean, B. Boersma, C. Covington, M. Evans, P. Todd, W. Johnson. Row 2: Coach Starkweather, M. Avery, D. Borst, J. Molenkamp, M. Salhaney, D. Sprauer, A. Greeson, J. Holloway, M. Crooks. Row 3: D. Babin, M. Andrakowicz, M. Babin, G. Geelhoed, D. Gillstedt. Mike Zuk fires a strike. Coach Starkweathefs varsity base- ball team experienced a rough season this spring. It was a frustrating year as they lost 5 games by a total of 7 runs. Add to that 23 extra innings played and it made for a very rough schedule. This was the youngest team ever in that 12 of the 23 team members were sophomores. Mike Crooks and James Holloway were captains and rookie southpaw Dave Rose earned All-City honors. Tribesmen are on the warpath. 4 Coach Starkweather lends moral support. 1970 VARSITY BASEBALL RECORD Ottawa Opponent 7 Catholic Central 2 West Catholic 7 Creston 0 East Christian 0 Union 0 Central 2 Central Christian 2 Catholic Central 2 West Catholic Creston 0 East Christian 9 Central Christian 0 Central Union Duffers Divot Way Through Season Although the Ottawa Hills golf team had a disappointing year, with a 2-5 record, there definitely were some bright spots. The high point of the season was the 5-O trouncing of Cres- ton. Coach Steeby lost only one senior, Nils Bohlin, and the future looks prom- ising for the team. wg- '-r w,.v , 1 C . pl - IZ i...- 1 ' '. xi ,v -'v ' ff . A 5 A . A' ' 1 ' ffxa Jim Heltzel eyes the hole. Left to right: Coach Steeby, N. Bohlin, M. Willits, J. Heltzel, J. Davidson, J. Wright. X . I 1 I .Q fe 1970 VARSITY GOLF RECORD Ottawa Opponent 4-112 3-112 0 5 4 0 5 nv , uf ge' 60 'f f' :ug RQ..-1 x. xx I5 'A 5 X K -7 5-z ,Q T J ff, 1 ,, A .'i :3 xp cnff-39 : fm ww' -S ww 'II N113 Bohlln happlly aWaltS his turn. Racketeers Defeat Tough Competition Pete Barte hits a cross-court smash. The varsity tennis team, with Coach Ken Vandenberg at the helm, had a bouncing season with a record of 6 wins and 1 defeat. Top performers were Dave Ellis and Mike Jazzar, who made up one of the top doubles team in the , i , . . ni f' :,:1,r':A--A--'M i ,w g-ai 51 yy. rf f'v Lf? ' t ' . , 4 4 . 1 ' f A . Q , I . Mt. . . -. -,Q 3 if f w Cl -Qspuw 'V -..-.r ll , .-In-Q. ,. D., , , . . i wha:-ffxv sf- .,1 Www 1' -M wG'.M.-:L -1-en H' 5 . . di .. V , V rj Dave Ellis and Mike J azzar defend their title area. Seniors on the team were Ellis, Jazzar, H. Donaldson, B. Fry, and P. Drueke. Despite the loss of this talent, next year's team should represent Ottawa very well. Paul Drueke puts his all in a serve. U Row 1: H. Donaldson, B. Fry, P. Davison, P Drueke. Row 2: D. Ellis, M. Jazzar, J. Muth, P. Barte, M. Post. - 1 -afna as R V, X N xxx x xi sgiqsstxiiifi .. . X X XXX Xxsx XXX axi' 'swf .Xi 11 XNNYX.XxXkNxXXX xxxxxxxxxkkxx 'AXOXXXX ' Howard Donaldson returns a tough shot. 'Lak XXrxsxNX 1970 VARSITY TENNIS RECORD Ottawa Opponent 6 Union 1 5 Central Christian 2 3 Creston 4 5 Catholic Central 3 6 Central 2 6 West Catholic 2 6 East Christian 0 , 1' ii ,fl f , ' A, ff fff ,oft -- f 12,2 . f Dj' VV rj., 5' -'z.. The Spirit of '70 This year for our pep-boost- ers has been a fun-filled and an extremely busy one. They began their year not in Septem- ber like the rest of us, but over the fourth of July weekend. At the U.S.C.A. National Cheer- leading Camp, they came in second place in competition. All the girls put forth extra effort in order to stimulate the Ottawa Hills student body. 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W N a Q .3 x. , 1,wmw-fvlzwwffrwf, if .A W Q if Hlfduanmaai-shane rx W QW., ..a.....nwu-ow -fm Hi fgesw-s tv. ?'f'f5 'x A Lf.- r if M .. I v :mf . f , Jr-L1 kk 1 ff l u 1 'hfaQm,,Q,r H 'ML Club Roster Audio-Visual Mrs. Rita VanAntwerp, Adviser, D. Raredon, D. Stickler, J. VanDenBerg, W. VanderMo1en. Debate J. Molenkamp, Captaing Mr. Thomas Kraack, Adviser. B. Bingham, R. Bossemeyer, K. Childs, F. Coleman, K. Droski, M. Evans, L. Miller, K. Tomaszewski, T. Vaccaro. French Club L. Roden, Pres., L. Miller, V.P.g R. Nadolsky, Sec., B. Hemin- ger, Tres., Mrs. Marie Tubbs, Adviser. M. Avery, F. Bealieu, C. Cole, B. Cook, A. DeBoer, J. DeJager, K. Donahue, J. Hartough, B. Kerlikowski, L. Kirker, S. Larson, D. Machmaer, A. Nelson, K. Noordyke, M. Nydam, B. Paetsch, S. Striker, N . Swieter, T. Vaccaro, E. VanDriel, D. VanEllen, L. Veneklasen, J. Weemhoof, N. White, M. Yared. Freshman Cheerleaders C. Goudzwaard, Captain, L. Freeman, Co-Captain, Miss Nancy Twitchell, Adviser. B. Boersma, P. Brundin, C. Carlton, D. Hattem, E. Lewis, J. McClain. Future Teachers Association K. Westveer, Pres., W. VanderMolen, V.P.g J. Norton, Sec.g S. Leipham, Treas.g Mrs. Elsie Baehre, Adviser. S. Bloem, B. Boersma, P. Brendon, B. Carlton, C. Carlton, G. Christophersen, J. Clement, S. David, S. DeWit, J. Fulford, C. Gabourie, C. Goudzwaard, B. Harris, B. Huizenga, L. Jenkins, E. Lewis, M. Lutz, K. Machamer, J. Meitz, B. Neilson, K. Ponchaud, M. Porter, N. Poisson, S. Rickerby, K. Robinson, D. Smith, G. Stafford, C. Tyson, L. VandenBosh, B. Vanderbei, R. VanderMolen, C. Van- Gemert, P. VanRavensway, P. Vega, L. Verburg, S. Wal- ters, S. Warren, M. Willits, T. Wright, D. Wyatt. Junior Gir1's League M. Dilley, Pres., C. Kornoelje, V.P.g C. Grimes, Sec., L. Heyboer, Tres., Mrs. Barbara McCarty, Adviser. J. Adams, S. Angstman, P. Bonga, S. Bryson, M. Buist, B. Burgwald, C. Campbell, C. Cline, J. Collins, J. DeJager, L. Dygert, S. Efting, K. Kayser, D. Kroeger, B. Mack, S. McCall, B. MacGregor, R. Nadolsky, L. Pierce, M. Pries, P. Quibell, R. Razzoog, S. Roelofs, R. Rosenfeld, M. Say- fie, K. Siegrist, J. Sterkenburg, M. Timmer, E. VanDriel, C. VerSluis, T. Vlieger, S. Watson, S. Witmer. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders C. Karrip, Captain, B. Wagner, Co-Captaing Miss Nancy Twitchell, Adviser. C. Black, B. Boeskool, R. Harris, J. Hoekman, A. Naylor, P. Vrona. Key Club R. Blackmore, Pres., D. Geistert, V.P., B. Kutsche, Sec., C. Foley, Tres., Mr. Will Reding and Mr. Lou VanderHave, Ad- visers. M. Burns, J. Franklin, S. Fuller, S. Goolian, J. Maxted, R. Os- good, D. Steenwyk, K. Tomaszewski, R. VanOeveren, R. Young. Latin Club C. Campbell, Pres., A. Malarik, V.P., N. Rosema, Sec., S. Rose, Tres., Miss Mary Smitter, Adviser. N. Biehl, M. Borema, B. Castanie, J. Cole, B. DeVoe, C. Foley, S. Fox, M. Gabourie, D. Harlan, G. Humphries, N. Huyser, P. Johnson, K. Kuiper, M. Mitchell, L. Pierce, B. Sundheimer, H. Sypien, K. VanGelderen, C. VanderKoek, L. VanderZwaag, L. Waivio, M. Waldron, L. Wisner. Library Club L. Peterson, Pres., M. Lutz, V.P., A. Trumbull, Sec., R. Van- Huison, Tres., Mrs. Mary Lieffers, Adviser. S. Beach, S. Bradford, D. DeZwart, M. Hawkins, J. Hollman, T. Hugger, P. Johnson, T. Jones, B. Kutsche, S. Mayfield, B. Nicola, J. Randal, D. Raredon, R. Rosenfeld, D. Sherman, C. White, S. Zuwerink. National Honor Society D. Lenger, Pres., M. Kempski, V.P., C. Kok, Sec., J. Molen- kamp, Tres., Mrs. Virginia Zoutendam, Adviser. J. Abrahamson, B. Adamson, G. Allwardt, M. Anderson, S. Beukema, C. Biela, J. Bosscher, R. Bossemeyer, S. Breen, C. Bullock, C. Campbell, A. Crowe, R. Dembinski, L. DeVries, H. Donaldson, K. Droski, M. Dyk, J. Dykhouse, K. Erickson, M. Fors, P. Freeman, S. Fuller, N. Gable, D. Geistert, L. Gillessee, R. Groggel, S. Hendrickson, G. Humphries, S. Huyser, M. Jourdan, T. Kettner, C. Kornoelje, D. Kremer, S. Kuipers, K. Kuyper, G. Libby, M. Lutz, P. Mason, R. Matthews, S. McConnell, L. Miller, R. Nadolsky, C. Nardin, J . Pylman, M. Robrahn, L. Roden, S. Roelofs, N. Rosema, M. Sayfie, W. Sing- er, L. Sompolinski, T. Steele, S. A. Sylvester, S. V. Sylvester, F. Tomaszewski, B. Trice, G. VandenHoek, D. VanderMolen, K. VanGelderen, D. VanHooven, R. Wagoner, R. Waldron, M. Wandel, S. Watson, J . Young, C. Hull, A. DeZwart. Pep Band S. Williamson, Pres., Mr. Lynn Asper, Adviser. B. Devoe, K. Droski, T. Dyk, S. Forrester, T. Freisen, T. Jones C. Loughrin, J. Maxted, T. Rose, L. Sompolinsky, C. Thorndill S. VanAllen, S. VanderBroek, D. VanderMolen, L. Vermerris D. Wyatt. MV ' K 1 k.4..a-va I ' l 41 2' P Pep Club M. Dilley, Pres., L. Veneklasen, Sec., Miss Pam Linhart, Adviser. V. Bileth, C. Bloem, M. Hiler, B. Lewis, V. Martin, N. Murry, N. Swieter, J. Tyson. Red Cross K. Mosher, Pres., K. VanEllen, V.P.g J. Solomon, Sec.g N. Bowman, Tres., Mrs. Caroline Haven, Adviser. S. Holt. Senior Girl's League S. Breen, Pres., R. Lemmons, V.P., L. Gillessee, Sec., M. Nordstrom, Tres., Miss Barbara Wepman, Adviser. M. Anderson, L. Baltutat, M. Barager, S. Beukema, S. Bleech, J. Cantu, B. Carrington, C. Carter, B. Castanie, A. Clubine, D. Corbin, P. Davis, J. DeVries, K. DeYoung, A. DeZwart, K. Douds, J. Filby, P. Freeman, S. Garter, G. Graves, D. Greeson, S. Harris, B. Hawk, G. Joseph, M. Karns, J. Kauwell, P. Kelley, M. Kempski, J. Ketchum, B. Kettelhut, L. Knight, K. Kuiper, D. LaFluer, T. Lane, S. Larson, S. Lubke, L. Mann, J. Martin, P. Mason, K. Mill- er, L. Miller, C. Mosshamer, S. Newhof, D. Oole, K. Peck- ham, C. Pope, P. Pries, J. Pylman, D. Riede, J. Roedding, S. Salhaney, C. Schaefer, B. Scott, N. Sharp, D. Tillman, G. VandenHoek, L. Veneklasen, R. Wagoner, G. Werten- berger, K. West, J. Wilkes. Sophomore Girl's League E. McNally, Pres., A. Huizinga, V.P.g B. Kerlikowski, Sec., J. Pope, Tres., Mrs. Cynthia Bera, Adviser. N. Biehl, M. Borema, A. Buttler, C. Clements, D. DeZwart, J. Graf, J. Guernsey, M. Humphrey, L. Kirker, J. Lindquist, A. Malarik, N. Matthews, L. Montgomery, C. S. Schleicher, J. Spoelstra, C. Stenger, C. Sullivan, Di Moore, B. Mosshamer, A. Nelson, A. Pullen, J. Salhaney Wirth, C. Weekly, K. Westveer., Stage Crew Mr. Bruce Wagner, Adviser, R. Bossemeyer, N. Burgess R. Edmunds, M. Phillips, F. Schoenfeld, B. Sunheimer, K Tomaszewski, J. VanPr0oyen. Student Council T. Steele, Pres., M. Kempski, V.P., K. Peckham, Sec., T. Dil- ley, Tres., Mr. Douglas Reahm, Adviser. J. Boyden, C. Campbell, S. David, J. Graf, C. Grimes, J. Hall, B. Hawk, S. Hendrickson, D. Hoffman, B. Honholt, B. Kerli- kowski, D. Kloote, G. Koon, D. Kryzkwa, R. Lemmons, E. Lewis, J. Lindquist, A. Malarik, S. McConnell, E. McNally, L. Miller, J. Molenkamp, C. Moore, R. Nadolsky, M. Norton, L. Pearson, R. Razzoog, M. Sayfie, F. Tomaszewski. Varsity Cheerleaders G. Joseph, Captain, S. Datema, Co-Captain, Miss Nancy Twitchell, Adviser. M. Anderson, P. Freeman, D. Gibson, R. Nadolsky, B. Trice, S. Wagner. Varsity Club P. Black, Pres., R. Matthews, V.P., D. Ellis, Sec., J. Bosscher, Tres.g Mr. David Breen and Mr. Chet Murawski, Adviser. J. Alcom, G. Allwardt, S. Applebee, D. Borst, C. Bowers, K. Briggs, J. Brown, M. Brown, L. C. Burrell, J. Cobb, R. Craw- ford, J. Davidson, P. Davison, J. DeBarr, B. DeLiefde, H. Donaldson, M. Doyle, P. Duiven, B. Ellis, M. Etheridge, S. Fuller, A. Greeson, S. Harmsen, K. Healy, J. Hill, G. Hopping, G. Humphries, G. Hyatt, M. Jazzar, W. Johnson, S. Lancashire, G. Levett, C. Lydy, T. Maatman, N. Miles, M. Myers, M. Och- sankehl, B. Pruitt, B. Rosa, T. Sellner, W. Singer, L. Sompolin- ski, M. Stavenga, J. Thurston, R. Tooker, P. VandeVusse, R. VanderMolen, D. VanderWall, J. Vrona, D. Wood. Abma,1Danie! 46 gf A Abma, Sue 56 5 V Abrahamson, Janice 8 ig Adarris,'Joani46 I V Adamson, Barbara 85 . Adler, Laura 1 Adrianse, Ronald 8, Agnew, Maurice 56 B fi Alcorn, John 46, 138,i150,15 Alexander, Tim 46' B Alkema, Scott 46, ' Alland, Mary 66 Allen, Danny 56 Augy, Barry 66 if if Allwardt, Gordon 164 , A1spgmghgtD0ug15s4e A Alspaugh, Steven8 1 1 Amanre,tLi1cy 569 1 A 0 l l Ander, David 56 iv L5 ,Anderson, Barbara 561 Anderson, Anderson, Daniel 46, 79 fr ' Anderson, Deborah 56 Bmbafa 56 Q Anderson, Eline 46 Anderson, Leroy 56, 166 Anderson, Mary 8,131, 178 Anderson, Nancy 46, 115 Anderson, Richard 8 Anderson, Sally 46 Andrakowicz, Mark 56, 172 Andre, Barbara 46 Andre, Susan 56 Angstman, Susan 46 Anible, David 46 Anible, John 66 Antonides, Marguerite 56 Antonini, Jack 46 Applebee, Scott 46, 138, 150, 158 Ashley, Lindsey 8 Audy, Elaine 56 Avery, Michael 46, 172 Baas, Curt 56,154,168 Babin, Dan 56, 154, 172 Babin, Mark 46, 150, 172 Baez, Victor 56 Bailey, James 56 Baker, Kim 56,154 Baldwin, Ann 9 Baldwin, Jeffry 56 Balish, Steve 66 Balkema, Curtis 66,163 Ball, Elaine 9 Ball, Gary 9 Ball, Robert 66,171 Baltutat, Fritz 56 Baltutat, Lore 9, 194 Banks, Sandra 46 Banning, Craig 46 Banning, Kathie 66 Baragar, Marianne 9, 189 Barger, Erika 41 Barnard, Patricia 56 Barnes, Claudia 9 Barrow, Panthea 56 Barte, Peter 176, 177 Baskin, Robert 66 Bassett, Brian'46 B Bassett, Cynthia 56 Battle,fLouis 66 Y Bauerle, Sharon 46 Bauman,kAr1ene 66 1 Bauman, Jerry 66 Beach, Susan 9, -L Beard, Ilorree 66, 163 Beatty, Michael 46 A Beaulieu, Fred 56 Behnke, Patti Belanger, David 9 A Belcher, 0 66 W Belfer, Mark 9, 185 Belfer, Scott 58 A Bemis,sNei1 ss A Bennett, Bemie 56 Bennett, Debbie 46 Bennett, Pain 66, Q , 1 Benniitt, William 66 Benningfield, Daniel 56 , , Bentley, Gloria 56 Bentley, Linda 66, 163 Benton, Julie 46 Beske, Lynn 46 Berends, David 56 Bernard, Carolyn 9 Bernard, Noel 56,81 Beukema, Jan 9 Beukema, Pat 46 Beukema, Susan 9 Bieber, Everett 46 Biehl, Nancy 56 Biela, Carol 10 Biela, David 56 Bielefeld, Annette 56 Bierlein, Ellyn 46 Biggers, Roxzane 56 Bileth, Vicki 46 Billing, Greg 46 Bingham, Bonita 46 Bishop, Margaret 46 Black, Cynthia 56, 179 Black, Paul 10, 131, 150,153 Blackmore, Dale 56 Blackmore, Robert 10, 121 Blair, Robin 46 Blake, Maureen 10 Blakeslee, Diane 46 Blankenship, Bob 46, 78, 139 Blankenship, Patricia 56 Bleech, Susan 10 Bleeker, Gary 47 Bloch, Timothy 56 Blodgett, James G. 56, 154 Blodgett, Richard 194 Bloem, Cynthia 47, 123 Bloem, Steven 66, 170 Blunt, Jackie 47 Boersma, Betsy 66, 109, 163, 179 Boersma, Sheri 66 Boersma, William 47, 150, 172 Boes, Cheryl 66 Boeskool, Betsy 56, 179 Boeskool, Jeffrey 10 Bohlin, Nils 10, 156, 174,175 Bolisch, Suellen 66 Bondon, Henry 47 Bondon, Angela 66 Bonga, Pamela 47, 115 Bonjernoor, James 10 Booker, Diane 47 Booker, David 66 Booker, Gregory 66 Boomstra, Timothy 47 Borema, Mary 56 Borrello, Michele 66 Borst, David 47 Borst, Daniel 10, 113, 16 Boshoven, Leone 56 4,172 Bosscher, Jim 11, 131, 150, 152, 164 Bossemeyer, Robert 11 Bouknight, Terrence 56, Bouman, Diane 57 Bouwman, Susan 57 Bowers, Craig 47, 1368 Bowman, Dennis 57 Bowman, Joel 57 Bowman, Nancy 66 Bowman, Phyllis 57 Bowman, Wanda 47 Boyden, Jackie 66, 163 Bradford, Susan 66 Brandon, Sonya 66 154,162 Brandon, Timothy 57, 154 Brandt, Anne 47 Branewski, Joel 47 Breen, Mark 57, 154 Breen, Sue 11,115,124, Brethauer, Linda 57 Brewer, Francine 66 Brickell, Janice 11 130,131 Briggs, Kevin 47, 138, 150, 164, 168 Briggs, Vicki 47 Brigham, Thomas 57 Broucek, Nanette 57 Brower, Joseph 47, 156 Brown, Andrew 66, 155 Brown, Barbara 57 B1-own, John 47, 156, 157, 169 Brown, John 156 Brown, Joy 66 , Linda 66, 163,' -- Brown, Linda C. 57 Brown, Linda 57 Bl'0Wl 1, Leslie 57 Brown, Roger 11, I I Brown Brown, Steven 67, 155, 163, 170 Brown, Susan 47 Bruinsma, Daniel 57 Brundin,'M-argaret 67, 179 '- Bryant, Ezra 57 Bryson, Susan 47 - - Bubeck, Donald 11 Buchs,,Patricia 57 V Buist, Sheryl 67 Buist, Sandra 11 , Bulgarella, Margaret 57 Bulgarella, Maria 57 Bullock, Geoffrey 57 Bullock, Karol 12, 185 Cobb, Jeffrey 13, 156, 157,186 Charles H. 47, Burgess, Norman 47 Burgwald, Bonnie 47 Burns, Gretchen 67 Bums, Jeffrey 57 Burns, Michael 57 Burns, Rosemary 57 Burrell, Ernestine 47 Burrell, Lewis 67 Burrell, L. C. 12, 131, 151, Burton, Gary 67, 170 Bussler, Jacqueline 47 Bustraan, Douglas 57 Bustraan, Richard 47 Butler, Aline 57 Butler, Leianne 67 Buzzitta, James 57, 166 Cable, Thomas 12 Cain, Roger 57 Caldwell, Clive 47 Caldwell, Luanne 57 Cammer, Nancy 67 Campbell, Claire 47, 119 Campbell, David 12 Campbell, Kathleen 67 Campbell, Sharon 47 Cannon, James 57,154 Cantu, Juanita 12 Carlborg, Peter 12, 115 Carlson, Deborah 57 Carlson, Linda 67 Carlton, Billie 67, 179 Carlton, Richard 47 Carr, Bonita 57 Carrasco, Cipriano 67 Carrasco, Lupita 47 Carrington, Beverly 12 Carroll, Steven 47 Carter, Carol 12, 133, 146 Carter, Joel 12 Carter, Wendy 57, 75 Case, Steve 57 Casner, Christine 12 Castanie, Barbara 12 Chadwick, Paula 12 Chaffin, Barbara 67 Chapman, Sandra 57 Chassee, Dennis 47 Childray, Leona 67 Childs, Kenneth 47 Chivis, Laura 57 I Christian, Candace 57 Chiristopherson, Greg 155, Chronis, Athena 57 Chronis, A1vina'13 5, ,. Chubb, Susan 67 A Cimek, Allen 57 ' ' Clark, Florence 57 Clark, Greg 47' 1 Clark, Joy Ann 47 Clark, Jamesi57, 1625 Clark, Melvin 67 Clark, Ronald 13 3 , Claus, David 13 Claus, Thomas 47 Claus, Timothy 47 168 1 Clauser, Darlene 47 Clauser, David 67, 171 Clement, Jean 67 Clements, Cheryl 57 Clements, David 57, 168 Clements, Robert 57 Cline, Carol 47 Clubine, Arliss 13 Cobb, Nancy 67 Coffee, Janet 57 Coffin, Jane 57 Cole, Janice 57 Cole, Kathryn 67, 163 Cole, Paula 47 Cole, Charles R. 47, 166 Cole, Coleman, Danny 67 Coleman, Diane 13 Coleman, Faye 47 Coleman, Lola 57 Coles, Carolyn 57 Collins, Jackie 47 Collins, Paul 13, 36 Combs, Sharon 67 Connor, Michael 47 Conover, Elizabeth 13, 86 Conover, Mary 67 Conroy, Lynn 57 Constant, Norman 57 Cook, Barbara 57 Cook, Donna 57 Cook, Richard 41 Coolidge, Susan 14 Corbin, Donna 14, 114 Corl, Linda 58 Cornwell, Michelle 58 Corp, J ana 58 Corp, Julie 58 Cosgrove, Mike 58 Covington, Craig 58, 154, 162, Crabbs, Kim 14, 58 Craig, Cynthia 47, 114 Cramer, David 47 Crawford, Harold 58 Crawford, Roland 47, 150 Crittenden, Daniel 58, 154 Crooks, Michael 14, 150, 172 Crowe, Alan 14, 106,131 Crump, David 71 Crump, Lemar 47 Crummings, Bassie 47 Cunningham, James 47 Curtis, Michael 58 Custer, Marijo 67 Dabakey, Jonell 47 Dalton, Barbara 47 Dammerman, David 47 Damstra, Diane 47 Daniels, Belinda 14 Daniels, Linda 67 Daniels, Robert 47 Darchangelo, Beth 58 Darin, Kathy 58 Datema, Keith 47 1 Datema, Susan 48, 138, 178 Davidson, Earl 67, 155, 170 Davidson, Jon 48, 164, 174,175 1 Davis, Cherry 67 Davis, Joseph 58 Davis, Mary 14 Davison, Paul 48, 177 De Barr, Jack 48,138, 150 Dean, Peter 58, 172 Deans, Leonard 154 Deans, Mary 58 Deans, Rhonda 48 Debarge, Etterle 58 Deboer, Gail 58 Deboer, Alma 48 Deboer, Timothy 48 Degennaro, Lawrence 48 Degennaro, Patricia 14 Deglopper, Bonnie 48 Dejager, Jackie 48 Dekker, Hal 58 Dekker, Tony 48 Deliefde, James 15 Dembinsky, Rhonda 48 Denisty Dennen Deremo, Brian 58 Susan 58 Jan 48 Dergins, Mark 48 Deruiter, Cathy 48 Destefano, Craig 58 Devlieg, Robert 58 Devoe, Robert 58 Devries, Lois 15 Devries, Michael 48 Devries, Paul 48 Dewit, Susan 163, 67 Deyarmond, Mike 48 Deyoung, Edward 58 Deyoung, Kathrine 15 Dezwart, Amy 15 Dezwart, Daniel 58 Dibble, Thomas 15, 106 Dickinson, Nancy 58 Diemer, Faith 67 Dietrich, David 58 Dietrich, Ralph 48 Dievendorf, Mark 155, 171, 67 Dillenbeck, Larry 48 Dilley, Marcia 48, 139 Dilley, Thomas 48,104,114 Dillon, Barbara 48 Ditta, Susan 58 Dolinka, Linda 58 Donaldson, Howard 15, 150, 117 Donaldson, Charles 48, 166 Donker, Ann 58 Douds, Kathy 15 Doyle, Michael 15, 139, 168, 169 Doyle, Daniel 58 Drake, Jeffrey 15 Driscoll, John 15, 145 Droski, Kevin 48 Drueke, Paul 15, 74, 150,177 Dubridge, Elizabeth 48 Dubridge, Richard 58 Duckwitz, Dale 58 Dudicz, J effry 58 Dudicz, Linda 16, 111 Duiven, Pat 16, 131, 139, 168 Dunangan, Terry 58 Dunagan, Toni 16 Dunbar, Brian 67 Dunbar, Carnell 58 Duncan, Robert 58, 166 Duron, Daniel 58 Duyser, Cynthia 16, 58, 111 Dygert, Debbie 16 Dygert, Linda 48 Dyk, Marcia 16, 110 Dyk, Timothy 58 Dykhause, Belinda 16 Dykhouse, Gerald 58 Dykhouse, Judy 48, 138 Dykstra, Bret 67 Dykstra, Barbara 16 Dykstra, Susan 16 Eakins, Larry 67 Eakins, Stanley 48 Edmonds, Jeffery 58 Edmonds, Kusander 48 Edmunds, Bob 58 Edmunds, Robert 16, 133, 164, 145 Efting, Betty 58 Efting, Sandra 48 Eggeman, Cheryl 49 Egner, Jerilyn 58 Ekkens, Bonnie 58 Ellis, Bruce 49 Ellis, Diane 49 Ellis, David 16, 130, 131, 150, 176. Ellis, Edward 49 Ellis, John 58 Ellis, Robert 58, 162 Emery, Craig 16 Elve, Randle 49 Emrich, Henry 17, 184 Emrich, Janice 58 Ensink, Beth 17 Ensink, Laurel 49 Erickson, Kristen 49, 115 Ericsson, Laurie 67 Erwood, Kenneth 58 Estefaan, Sue 67 Etheridge, Mark 58, 154, 164 Evans, Darrell 49 Evans, Mark 49, 172 Evans, Michael 58, 154, 166 Evans, Tim155, 171, 67 Ewing, Maelene 59 Exline, Daniel 49 Exline, Richard 59 Faasen, Kim 49 Fahselt, Jane 59 Farran, Nichola 49 Farran, William 49, 168 Felten, Lisa 59 Felton, Jack 166 Ferguson, Lee 59, 87, 154, 166 158, 161, 177, Feria, Alvero 41 Ferris, Marilyn 59 Fichter, Sue 59 Filby, Janet 17 Filion, Andree 59 Finch, Janet 59 Fingleton, Patrick 171 Fisk, Richard 68 Fisk, Steven 49 Fogg, Mark 68 Foley, Charles 59 Folkringa, Mark 68 Ford, Gaylene 59 Forrester, Steven 49 Fors, Marc 17, 164 Fowler, Julien 59, 156, 168 Fox, Susan 59 Frank, Jean 68 Franklin, Jennifer 59 Franklin, Johnny 17 Frasier, Janice 59 Fredrich, Tracy 68 Freeman, Craig 17 Freeman, Liz 68, 163, 179 Freeman, Patricia 17, 178 Friedman, Michael 59 Friesen, Randall 17, 152 Friesen, Timothy 68 Fritz, Beth 68 Fritz, Philip 114, 74 Fry, Bruce 17, 133, 177 Fulford, Jeanne 59 Fulford, Mary 49 Fuller, James 49 Fuller, Steven 17, 166 Fuller, Timothy 59 Gable, Nancy 49 Gabourie, Cathy 68 Gabourie, Mary 59 Gardner, Christy 59 Garel, Vemon 59 Garland, Wendy 68 Garter, Susan 17 Gaskin, Deborah 59 Gaskin, Timothy 17, 115, 1 Gates, Queen 49 Gauger, Barbara 49 Gausewitz, Peter 49 Geelhoed, Gregory 59 Geene, Karen 59 Gehrlich, Jeffrey 49 Geistert, Douglas 49, 107 Gelders, Bruce 18 Gentry, Martha 49 Gephart, Mark 68 Georgacakes, Paul 49 German, Pamela 60 Gibson, Deborah 49, 178 Gillesse, Jeffrey 59 Gillesse, Lynne 18, 124 Gillesse, Laurel 18 Gillett, Dennis 18, 194 Gillstedt, David 59, 154 Gingrich, Charles, 59 56, 183 Girton, Ann 59 Glass, Cynthia 59 Gleason, Kenneth 114 Gonzales, Joseph 166 Gonzales, Robert 171 Good, Joanne 68 Goolian, Steven 59 Gordner, Diane 49 Goree, Darryl 68 Gorter, Patricia 59 Goudzwaard, Cynthia 68, 179 Gould, David 18 Graf, Judy 59 Grant, Betty 49 Grant, Craig 59, 154 Grant, Norman 68, 155, 170 Graves, Virginia 18 Greeson, Allen 59, 150, 151, 153, 162, 172 Greeson, Debbie 139 Gresham, Wanda 49 Grimes, Carol 49 Grimminck, Gerald 59, 168 Grimminck, James 659, 166, 1 Groendyke, Joan 59 Groenheide, Cynthia 18 Groggel, Richard 49 Groves, Allen 59 Guemsey, Gregory 18 Guemsey, Jeanne 59, 108 Guest, Joyce 68 Gustafson, Eric 49 Gustafson, Linda 19 Gustafson, Tom 59 Guy, Marcia 68 Guyton, Claud 59 Hagen, Deborah 19 Hagen, Gary 49 Hagen, Marcia 68 Haight, Harry 68 Haines, Wilbur 68 Hall, Debbie 55 Hall, Cindy 19 Hall, Gail 19 Hall, James 59, 108, 154, 166 Hall, Kyle 49 Hallberg, Jeffrey 59 Hamilton, Clarence 68 Hams, Gary 59 Handlogten, Gail 59 Hanna, Melvin 49 Hansen, Linda 68 Hardiman, Gail 68, 163 Hardiman, Garrett 68, 155, 16 Hardiman, Joann 49 Harlan, Deborah 68 Harmsen, Mark 68, 170 Harmsen, Scott 49, 77, 156, 16 Harris, Barbara 68, 109 Harris, Frances 19 Harris, Loretta 59 Harris, Rosemary 59, 179 Harris, Sue 19, 190 Harrison, Chris 59, 166 Harroun, Richard 59 68 3, 170 8 Hart, Paul 49 Hartley, Lynn 19, 133 I-Iasper, Henry 59 Hattem, Donna 68, 163, 179 Hattem, Dennis 19, 87 Haveman, Laurie 19 Havlik, Helen 60 Hawk, Beverly 19,115,133, 183 Hawkins, Mark 68, 155, 171 Hawley, Monte 60 Healy, Dean 60, 162, 168 Healy, Kevin 49, 164, 165 Heinold, John 68 Heintzelman, Nancy 49 Helmus, Sandra 60 Heltzel, James 49, 174 Heminger, Blake 49, 155 Heminger, Cindy 60 Heminger, Michael 19 Hendrickson, Sue 19 Heyboer, Linda 49, 138 Heydenburg, Randall 60 Higley, Charles 20 Higley, Pam 68 Hiler, Martha 49 Hill, John 50, 138, 158 Hill, Paul 20 Hinton, Donald 60 Hodges, Beth 68 Hodges, Lynn 68, 163 Hodges, Toni 50 Hoekman, Joan 60 Hoeksema, Randy 60, 166 Hoeksema, Terry 68 Hoekstra, Mark 20, 184 Hoekstra, David 20, 114 Hoffman, Debbie 20 Holden, Michael 50, 77, 150, 158 Hollemans, John 68, 138,163, 170, 171 Hollman, Joseph 68 Holloway, James 50, 172 Holmquist, Eileen 20 Holmquist, Tom 68 Holmquist, William 60 Holt III, Glen 68 Hondorp, Barbara 60 Hondorp, Rick 20, 150 Honholt, Bruce 60 Hoodhood, Jeffrey 50, 164, 165 Hoogterp, Susan 50 Hoogterp, Sarah 60 Hoorn, Eva 50, 115 Hoort, Gayla 60 Hornbach, Kim 60, 168 Hoskins, Jane 50 House, Glorise 60 Houston, Ralph 60, 162 Howard, Emma 60 Howard, Earl 166 Howard, Roland 60 Hubbard, Lawrence 50 Huben, Leila 20 Hudnell, Calvin 60, 154 Huey, Carl 60 Hugger, William 60, 170 Huizenga, Alyce 60, 138 Huizinga, Beth 69 Huiziriga, Joy 290 Hull, John 20 Humphrey, Mary 60 Humphries, Gary 50, 168, 164 Hunsberger, Rodger 20 Hunter, Debra 50 Hurst, Michele 60 Hurt, Alonzo 20 Huyser, Frances 21 Huyser, Sandra 50 Hyatt, Gary 50, 158, 159 Hyatt, Michael 50 Hyde, Michael 69 Ida, Susan 50 Ike, David 69 Ike, Gregory 50 Ike, Judy 21 Impellizzeri, Beatrice 69 Irvin, Laurye 60 Jackson, Angela 50 Jackson, Arthur 69 Jackson, Thomas 50 Jackson, Patricia 60 Jackson, Virginia 60 Jacobitz, Janine 60 Jacques, William 69 Jansma, Laurie 69 Jannesan, Joseph 69 Janulis, Diana 21 Jamegan, Michael 50, 150, 168 Jarrett, Alan 60 Jarrett, Sandra 21 Jasperse, Mary 60 Jazzar, Michael 21, 158, 177,176 Jeffries, Yolanda 69, 109 Jeltema, Laurie 50 Jeltema, Steven 60 Jenkins, Loma 69 Jenkins, Marilynn 50 Jensen, Jerry 20 Jimenez, Maria 60 Johnson, Barbara 60 Johnson Johnson Johnson, Johnson Johnson Johnson J ohnscn Johnson, Johnson Johnson Johnson, Johnson, , Beverly 60 , Connie 50 Dennis 50 , Diane 60 , J acquec 60 , Janet 69 Linda 50 Lynne 60 Marvin 60 Johnson, , Paul 60 , Rosie 21 Walter 22,158, 161,168 Wade 21, 150, 158, 172 Jones, Georgia 50 Jones, Horace 69 Jones, Mattie 22 Jones, Rose 69 Jones, Sharon 60 Jones, Thomas 50, 110 Jones, William 60 Joseph, Georgette 22, 131, 178, 194 Jourden, Martin 22 Kail, David 22 Kaleefey, Pamela 50 Karklins, Inara 69 Karns, Mary 22 Karrip, Carol 60, 179 Kaufman, Susan 69 Kauwell, Daniel 60 Kauwell, Judith 22, 133 Kayser, Karen 50 Keech , Linda 22 Keller, Dawn 60 Keller, Juanita 69 Kelly, Hugh 50, 158 Kelly, Patricia 22 Kelsey, Bruce 50 Kelsey, Megan 22 Kempski, Marilyn 104, 114, 186, 23 Kendall, Anthony 60 Kent, Dennis 50 Kenyon, Pamela 60 Kerksrtra, Clara 60 Kerskstra, Ida 60 Kerlikowske, Beverly 60, 1 11 Ketchum, Jill 23 Ketelhut, Bettina 23 Ketteman, Marcia 50 Kettner, Terrie 50 Kilgore, Kathleen 69, 163 Kilgore, Steven 60 Kimble, Henry 69, 163, 170 Kimble, Robert 60 King, Edward 61 Kingsley, Alberta 61 Kinney, Fred 50 Kirker, Laurie 61 Klaasen, Michael 50 Klementowski, Michele 50 Klementowski, Mary 69 Kloac, James 61 Kloac, Mary 50 Kloote, Debra 61 Kloote, David 23 Knappen, Dennis 50 Knight, Linda 23 Knowling, Gloria 23 Kok, Celeste 61 Kok, Claudia 23 Koon, Garry 50, 107,138 Komoelje, Carol 50, 114 Komoelje, James 23 Kozminski, David 61 Kozminski, Marsha 23 Kramer, Edward 50 Krause, Kathie 69 Kreuzer, Larry 61 Kroeger, Deborah 50, 138 Knykwa, Richard 61 Kuenzel, Wendy 50 Kuhnle, Gregory 61 Kuiper, Larry 23 Kuiper, Susan 50 Kuperus, Carole 24 Kuperus, Diane 61 Kutsche, Benjamin 24 Kusto, Michael 61 Kuyper, Karen 24 LaFleur, Dana 24 LaGrone, Gwendolyn 61 Laham, Salim 50 Lambert, Marsha 50 Lamberts, Cynthia 61 Lampton, Eddie 50, 158 Lancashire, Scott 24 Lane, Teresa 24 Larson, Greg 69, 163, 171 Larson, Karen 24 Larson, Sharon 24 Lawrence, Lisa 50 Laycock, Richard 61 Leatherman, Denise 61 Leatherman, Patrick 154 Lee, Richard 61,168 Leipham, Shelly 69, 109 Lemke, Carl 69, 170 Lemmons, Raeanne 24, 82, 113, 1 Lenger, Donald 24 Levett, Gregory 61, 156, 157, 168 Levett, Gordon 24 Lewis, Delores 50 Lewis, Darrel 61, 162, 168,169 Lewis, Emily 69, 138, 179 Lewis, Karen 69 Lewis, Richard 50, 150, 166, 167 Leys, Cathy 50 Libbett, Lennie 69 Libby, Glen 51 Likely, Thomas 69 Lillard, Sylvia 24 Limber, Stephen 69 Lindquist, Barbara 61 Lindqjist, Janet 61 Lindsey, Pamela 61 Lippman, Deborah 25, 114 Listson, Karen 69 Litson, Susan 61 Littell, Deborah 61 Littell, Laurence51, 168 Littell, Pamela 25 Littles, Christa 61 Loetz, Susan 61 Long, Catherine 61 Loosenort, Mary 51 Lorenz, Randy 25, 158, 161 Loughrin, Charles 51 Lowe, David 61, 166, 168 Lubke, Susan 25 Luster, Jossie 61,69 Lutz, Martha 25 Lydy, Charles 51, 114, 164 Lynema, Yvonne 25 Maatman, Tom 51, 164 Mabry, Donna 69 Macdonald, John 61 Maceachron, Ken 69, 155 MacGregor, Barbaral51 Machamer, Karen 61, Mack, Brenda 51 J Mack, Timothy 26 L A Mackinnon, James 61 Maczka, Sally 51 ' Maksymowski, Jeffrey 61 Malarik, April 61, 108 'J Malling, Cynthia 51 I Mancley, Kim 51 Mancley, Robin 69 Mann, Lynette 26 Mantyla, Helena 26 Marksian, Jill 61 Marmion, Ralph 26, 115, 183 Marshall, Milton 51 Martin, Daniel 61 Martin, David 61 Martin, Jane 26 Martin, Jospeph 26 Martin, Steven 154 Martinez, Sonja 51 Mason, Cheryl 51 Mason, Patricia ze, 115, 184 Mathews, Lynn 61 --- Mathews, Roger 26, 131 Mathews, Gloria 69 Matthews, Karen 61 Matthews, Nancy 61 Maxin, Rhonda 61 Maxted, Amielia 61 Maxted, John 26, 110 May, Carol 61 May, Susan 51 McAlister, Carolyn 25 McCaffrey, Thomas 25 McCaffrey, Mary 61 McCa1ey, Joyce 51 McCall, Sally 51, 107 McCarthy, Sandra 51 McChristion, Phyllis 69 McClain, Jeryl 69, 179 McClure, Janet 25 McCoin, Robert 61 McConnell, Sally 51, 138 McCormick, Daniel 25 McCormick, Richard 25 McCreary, Debbie 69, 163 McDonald, Laurie 25 McDonough, Diane 51 McFall, Larry 69, 170 McFarland, Forrest 51 McGhee, Curtis 26 McKentry, Victoria 61 McLaster, Gennie 62 McLaster, Martha 51 McNally, Ellen 62, 108 McNee, Cynthia 62 McVeigh, Joseph 62 Mead, Timothy 62 Meekhof, Reginal 26 Meissner, David 51 Meitz, Joyce 62 Mercatante, Gail 69 Messany, Kim 62 Metzner, Paula 51 ., , , Mickam, John 51 K Mickam, James.69, 155, 170 Miles, Nelson 51, 114,166 Miller, Deborah 62 ' Miller, James 51 Miller, Kathleen '27, 131, 182 Miller, Karen 26 , . Miller, Laura 27 Miner, Edward 62, 168 Mingerink, Emest 27 Mitchell, John 62 J J' Mitchell, Mary 68 Mitchell, Richard 27 Moberly, Christy 51 Moberly, Margie 62 Moerdyke, Thomas 27 Molenkamp, Jack 27, 133, 14 Molson, Sharral 51 Moncure, Paulette 51 Monroe, Thomas 27 , 1 3,172 I Monterusso, Anthony 62 Montgomery, Daniel 62 Montgomery, Lynn 62 Moore, Brendia 51 Moore, Carol 62 Moore, Cathy 62 Moore, Harold 155, 162, 170 Moore, Mary 62 Moore, William 62 Morgan, Billie 51 Morgan, Joy 51 Morgan, Julain 69 Morgan, Sharon 27 Morgan, Thomas 62 Morgan, Valerie 62 Mosher, Keith 51 Mosley, Russell 170 Mosley, Valerie 62 Moss, Ann 27 Mosshamer, Barbara 62 Mosshamer, Cynthia 27 Mulder, Marc 62 Mule, Joseph 69 Munn, Linda 62 Munn, Susan 27 Munn, William 69, 171 Murphy, Kevin 51 Murphy, Monica 51 Murphy, Mary 62 Murray, Janice 62 Murry, Norma 62 Muth, James 62,139,177 Myers, Margaret 27 Myers, Martin 28, 156, 168 Nadolsky, Rosemary 51, 138, 178 Naill, Richard 51 Najar, Leo 51,111 Nardin, Cynthia 51 Nardin, Linda 28 Nash, Peter 115, 156, 186 Nash, Stephen 62 Nauta, Barbara 28 Naylor, Ann 62, 139, 179 Naylor, Kenneth 28 Nebbeling, John 51 Neilson, Beth 69 Neilson, Gary 51, 158 Nelson, Ann 62 Nelson, Christine 28 Nelson, Sally 62 Newhof, Susan 28, 133 Newton, Jack 62, 154, 162 Nicola, Bruce 69, 155, 170 Nielsen, Janice 28 Nielsen, James 28 Nol, Adrian 51 Noordyke, Kimberly 62 Noorman, Lawrence 62 Nordstrom, Mary Sue 28,124, 131 Norgrove, Marcia 28 Northrup, Mary 28, 143 Norton, Jeanette 70 Norton, Michael 80, 114 Nowak, Kathleen 62 Nowak, Mary 28 Nowak, Paul 70 Nowak, Scott 70, 171 Nydam, Marsha 62 O'Brian, Mark 70 O'Brian, Patrick 62 Ochsankehl, Janet 62 Ochsankehl, Mark 29, 156, 168 Oliver, Marty 70, 155, 163, 170 Olsen, Eric 29, 164 Olson, Steven 51 O'Neill, Dennis 29 Oole, Donna 29 Oosterheert, James 52 Ophoff, Steven 62 Osgood, Randal 62 Ostema, Timothy 52 7 Oudersluys, Gregory 52, 78 Overbeck, Elaine 70 ff ' H Packer, Denisel52 J PaCliE!,E5l5Cbl'B V gg jk Palma, Patrick 52 ' Parfitt, kiary 52 Parks, Richard 52 V ,V Partee, 70,555 51 PeaC0Cl5?fD 9?14 1651 it Peacoclrg Gloria 70' Pearcejiikimiiall 62 'f Pearson, Lisa 52 Peck, Ronda 62 Peckham, Kathleen 29, 104, 139 Pemberton, Michael 29 Perkins, Rosalyn 62 Perry, Susan 29 Petersen, Linda 63 Peterson, Gary 63 Peterson, John 52 Peterson, Linda 29 Peterson, Nancy 30 Petiet, Cornelia 63 Phifer, Antonine 63 Phifer, Kathleen 52 Phifer, Sharon 70 Phillips, Mark 70, 171 Phillips, Sherry 30 Pierce, James 52 Pierce, Lynn 52, 115 Pipe, Bette 63 Pipe, Susan 30 Pirtle, Edward 70 Pirtle, Sherry 52 Pisciotta, Brigitte 63, 85 Poetsch, Bettina 70 Poisson, Nanette 70 Polack, Terry 30 Polick, Jeff 52 Poll, Doug 52 Ponchaud, Kathryn 63 Pope, Carolyn 30, 106, 139, 194 Pope, Jacqueline 63 Porter, Mary 70 Porter, Sabrina 63 Post, Mark 52, 177 Potter, Kathleen 52 Potter, Robert 63 Powell, Barney 52 Powell, David 70 Pratt, Marilyn 52 Price, Jeff 70 Price, Kevin 155, 163 Pries, Marcia 52 Pries, Patricia 30 Procter, David 63, 158, 159, 168 Procter, Marilyn 63 Pruitt, Bruce,,52, 150 Pollen, Anne 63 Pylman, Janice 30, 139, Gail 30 Quibell, Pamela 52, 114 , Ramiai, Cheryl.52 , 7 ygliandall. 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Shelly 63 5 5 3 570 7 PEW 597' 15 :fix w 1 wRag6oog4,R0bs51w 52,1364 5 6 7 ,ee . :,,3r1,,,, Wi,- Reeder, Rick 63 Reida, Denise 52 Reister, Robert 63 Reister, Ronald 31 Rescorla, Karen 70 Rescorla, Steve 70 Retzloff, Michelle 52 Rewerts, Ronald 31 Reynolds, Esther 31 Ribbens, James 89 Ribbens, Philip 31 Richards, John 31 Richardson, Linda 52 Richardson, Leonard 52 Rickerby, Robert 52 Rickerby, Susan 70 Riede, Richard 70 Riekse, Judith 63 Rietsma, Susan 63 Rikkers, Edward 52 Riley, Brian 63 Riley, Silas 70, 170 Rimmer, Judith 63 Rincones, Linda 63 Rios, Phillip 10, 31 Ritsema, Roger 52 Roberts, Kay 63 Robertson, Kathy 52 Robinson, Debbie 70 Robinson, Kurt 70, 155, 163,171 Robrahn, Martha 52 Rodgers, Linda 52 Roedding, Janice 31, 106, 130, 131 Roelofs, Susan 52 V Rogers, Gregory 63 Roolis, Carol 63' - Rosa, aenjarmn 150, 166,167 J Rose, David 63,55154,-172 f 1 ROW' DW 63, 6 it Rose, 1. Rose, Shannon 63, 115 Te'?w1Pa31 1 Rgsema, Nancy 52 5 Rdienfeid, Ruth 523 I - Roskamp, David 70 Roskarnp, Michael'63 Rosochacki, Jamie 31 Ross, Yvonda 70 Roth, William 31 Rothwell, Tom 31 Routzahn, Philip 63 V Rowerdink, Stephen 52, 168 Rups,iKathyl63 5i 5 , 5 Bvssawvhn 32, ,J it Russell, .1msL661yii56a1 E 1 , g ,,,i Q Russo, Joseph 32,177 5' ' RuSf36,5Ja1iife55?fii5ii 1 Russo, Philip 701 Rybmykgifl ohi1s531 fi 5-3YlEe?f 17953519353 lk Z , S8llB4U982i,JUflESl?.,Q3,,,,, 7 6 Sall1aney,VM1tchell 32, 150, SHQHHSHSSWQHHP is e 6 6 in Sanxricl:fDanie1 T All Sanders, Denise 63 Satterlee, Constance 53 Saunders, Emest 32 Sawyer, Marsha 53 Sayiie, Edward 32, 150 Saytie, Marilyn 53 Schaefer, Constance 32 Schellenberg, Mary 53 Scheribel, Lorri 70 Scheribel, Susan 70 Schneider, Debra 53 Schneider, Kimberly 32, 187 Schneider, Michele 63 Schoenfeld, Fritz 70 Schregardus, Jacklyn 63 Schregardus, Robert 63 Schroder, James 53 Scott, Ida 53 Sedlecky, Debra 70 Selleck, Keith 63 Sellner, Nancy 70, 163 Sellner, Thomas 32, 150, 168 Shalhoup, Kay 32 Sharp, Nancy 32 Shaw, Patricia 53 Shedliski, Paul 70 Sherman, Deborah 63 Shoen, Michael 33 Sickrey, John 33 Siegrist, Karen 53 Sienstra, Mary 63 Sigler, Shelly 63 Silvernale, Cynthia 63 Silveus, Lousinda 33 Simmons, Diane 53 Simonds, Barbara 53 Singer, Wayne 53, 150, 166, 168 Singleton, Janice 70 Sinkfield, Raymond 63, 162 Slater, Gerald 53, 168 Smit, Richard 53 Smith , Bryan 53, 166 Smith, Smith, , Daun 70, 163 Smith, Smith Smith Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Deborah 33 Diane 53 David 70, 155, 163 Edward 70 Grant 63 Leslie 70 Michael 33, 166 , Nancy 63 , Randy 53 Smith, Rex 53 , Rhonda 63 , Scott 33 , Stephen 53 Smith, Tammy 33 Smith, Thomas 53 Smith, Vicki 33 Smith, Velvie 70 Snider, Linda 33 Snoeyink, David 53 Solomon, Judith 33 Sompolinsky, Leon 53, 166, 145 Spearman, Audrey 53 Speek, Harry 53 Spencer, John 61, 63 Spencer, Machere 34, 115, 185 Spica, Francine 70 Spicer, Kenneth 34 Spoelstra, J annyce 63 Spoolstra, Thomas 70 Spoor, Gary 34 Sprauer, David 34, 172 Sprik, Thomas 34 Springstead, Jane 63 Springstead, Mary 34 Stafford, Gregory 70, 155,163, 171 Stall, April 53 Stanciel, Joyce 70 Stander, Robert 53 Stavenga, Mark 53, 114, 156 Steele, Terrance 18, 34, 104, 105, 143 Steenwyk, Douglas 53 Steingraber, Gayle 34 Steingraber, Mary 34 Stellino, Frank 64 Stenger, Cheryl 64 Stenger, Mary 53 Sterken, Debrah 34 Sterkenburg, Julie 53 Sterkenburg, Linda 54 Stevens, Jane 34 Stickley, David 64 Stickley, Kathy 64 Stolcenburg, William 64 Stone, Christine 70 Strand, Stephan 64 Strickland, Carl 54 Strickland, Charles 70, 155, 176 Strickland, Patricia 34 Strickland, Russell 54, 168 Strobenn Patricia 54 Strom, Helen 64 Stryker, Susan 64 Strzyzewski, Daniel 54 Stull, Vicki 54 Sullivan, Cindy 64 Sullivan, Patrice 35 Sumner, Jeanne 35 Sundheimer, William 64 Swayman, Scott 54 Sweers, Mark 54 Swieter, Nancy 64 Sylvester, Shelly 35, 110 Sylvester, Sheryl 35, 110 Sypien, Helen 64 Tapper, Jeffrey 54 Tapper, Laurel 64 Tardy, Deanna 54 Tardy, Kirby 54 Tardy, Reginald 35 Tardy, Rodney 35 Taylor, Charmain 70 Taylor, Peggy 70 Teesdale, Sally 64 Teets, Donald 70 Telego, Mark 35, 150, 152, 153 Teravest, Linda 54 Terpstra, Bobbi 70 Terry, Brian 35 Teunis, Lynn 35 Thomas, Gary 70,71 Thomas, Lynnette 35, 185 Thomas, Matthew 70 Thomas, Robin 64 Thomas, Vanessa 64 Thompson, James 64, 154, 162 Thompson, Jeffrey 162 Thomdill, Charles 54 Thomton, Melvin 71 Thorpe, Robert 35, 139 Thurston, Jon 36, 126, 150, 166, 167 Thurston, Pamela 64 Tilleman, Debra 36 Tilleman, Susan 64 Tillman, Denise 64 Tillman, Gail 36 Timmer, Mary 54, 115,147 Todd, Phillip 13, 36, 113, 115,172,182, 190 Tolbert, Daniel 54 Tolbert, Susan 36 Toliver, Joyce 36 Tomaszewski, Faye 54, 114 Tomaszewski, Kreigh 36 Toms, John 70 Tonini, Maurizi 54 Tooker, Richard 54, 164 Topp, Donald 54 Tornga, Debra 71 Traster, Mark 64 Treacy, Janet 36 Trice, Betty 36,131, 178 Trimble, Brenna 71 Trimble, Fredrick 64, 154, 158 Trimble, Sharon 37 Tromp, Mark 37 Trotter, Raymond 64 Trotter, Rodney 71 Trumbull, Alyce 54 Tucker, Angela 71 Tuffs, James 37 Tuttle, Mary 64 Tyson, Carol 71 Tyson, Janet 54, 114 Umstead, Robert 37, 156 Unger, Gregory 54 Upton, Nancy 64 Upton, Sondra 37 Vaccaro, Rodney 37, 133 Vaccaro, Thomas 64, 75, 139 VanAllen, Steven 54 VanBuren, Roni 71 VandenBerg, Joseph 71 VandenBosch, Lori 71 Vandenl-Ioek, David 64 Vandenl-Ioek, Gail 37, 113 VanderBei, Beth 7 1 VanderBei, Robert 71 VanderBroek, Steven 37 VanderKolk, Craig 64, 162 VanderMark, Linda 71 VanderMeulen, Marla 37 VanderMolen, Carole 71 VanderMolen, Douglas 37 VanderMolen, Rick 37, 115, 143, 166, 167 182 VanderMolen, Roger 163, 171 VanderMolen, Wayne 64 VanderSloot, Mark 37 VanderStel, David 64, 114 Vincent, Karen 64 VanderWal, Donald 54, 164 VanderWeide, Douglas 54 VanderWerf, Gordon 54 VanderWerp, Gail 64 VanderWerp, James 38, 150, 168 VanderZwaag, Larry 64, 154 VandeVusse, Paul 54, 150, 151, 164 VanDriel, Ellen 54 VanDuren, Jay 54, 164 VanDyke, Jack 64 VanEllen, Debra 64 VanEss, William 54 VanGelderen, Kathi 38 VanGemert, Connie 71 VanGemert, Thomas 54 Vanl-lammen, Philip 54 Vanl-lammen, Richard 71,171 Vanl-lattum, Nancee 54 VanHooven, Charlotte 38 VanHuisen, Roy 64 VanKempen, Tymon 64 VanNetten, Ronald 54 VanOeveren, Robert 38 VanOrder, Billy 64 VanOtteren, Donald 38 VanOtteren, Janice 64 VanOtteren, Ronald 38 VanOverloop, Jane 54 VanProoyen, James 71 VanRavensway, Patty 64 VanRee, Daniel 64 VanRee, Janice 54 VanReenan, John 54 VanRenterghen, Jan 63, 64, 82 VanSchie, Wanda 38 VanWinkle, Linda 64 VanWinkle, Louis 38 VanZoeren, Thomas 64 Vaughn, Dennis 64 Vaughn, Keith 71 Vega, Margaret 71 Veneldasen, Elizabeth 38 Verburg, Linda 64 Verduin, Douglas 171 Vereeken, Diane 64 Vermerris, Larry 54 Verrell, Leeann 54 Versluis, Cara 54 Vidervol, Robert 64 Vincent, Deborah 64 Vis, Thomas 38 Vlasblom, Ronald 38, 126 Vlieger, Terri 54 Vogel, Michael 64, 166 Vogel, Peggy 38 Voice, Thomas 54 Volkel, James 54 Vrona, John 64, 154, 166 Vrona, Patrice 64, 179 Wachter, Randy 54 Waddell, Elaine 71 Wade, Ronald 55 Wagner, Barbara 64, 139, 179 Wagner, Eugene 39 Wagner, James 39 Wagner, Susan 39 Wagoner, Ruth 39 Wagstaff, Robert 71, 171 Waitkunas, Joseph 55 Waivio, Laurie 65 Waldron, Robert 55 Walker, Byron 71 Walker, William 39 Walter, Susan 71 Waltman, Mary 55 Wandel, Mary 39 Ward, Michael 39 Ward, Robbin 55 Warren, Susan 71 Watson, Sarah 55, 138 Wease, David 55 Weathersby, Ronald 55, 168 Weaver, Marilyn 55 Weaver, Weaver, Weeden, Weekly, Sandra 65 Terri 55 Gary 55 Colleen 65 Weemhoff, Joan 65 Weih, Michael 39 Weingate, Billie 65 Weinrich, Timothy 65, 154 Welch, Calvin 71, 155 Welch, Gerald 65, 165 Welch, Ronald 39 Welford, Preston 71 Wells, Anthony 71 Wells, James 55 Wells, Leslie 39 Wells, Larry 55 Wells, Marilyn 39 Wells, Susan 71 Werner, Kurt 55 Wertenberger, Gail 39 Wesley, Anthony 65 Wesley, Jonni 40 West, Daniel 65 West, Karen 40 Westveer, Kathy 65 Wheeler, Tracy 71, 109, 163 White, Chester 65 White, Debra 40 White, Mike 71 White, Nancy 65 Whitmer, Debra 65 Whitney, David 65 Whitney, Sabrina 71 Wicks, Craig 40 Wieland, Penelope 40 Wierenga, Susan 55 Wiley, Timothy 40 Wilkert, Comelia 40 Wilkes, Jane 41 Wilkins, Theodore 65, 154 Williams, Andrea 65 Williams Mark 40, 150 Williams, Mike 65 Williams, Randy 55 Williams, Robert 65 Williams, Sharon 40 Williamson, Philip 65, 154, 166 Williamson, Steven 40 Willits, Debra 40, 80 Willits, Michael 65, 174 Wilson, Dannee 71 Wilson, Debra 55 Wilson, James 71,163,171 Wilson, Laura 71 Wiltzer, Jill 41 Wiltzer, Sandra 55 Windlield, Wanda 65 Wingard, Yvonne 65 Wingo, Denise 65 Winkel, Janet 71 Winks, James 65 Wirth, Debra 65 Witmer, Sheryl 55 Witvoet, William 65 Wollen, Mary 41 Wolz, Frank 41 Wood, David 55, 114, 156, 157, 168 Wood, Stephen 65 Woodstra, Richard 65, 154, 162, 175 Woolpert, Samuel 55, 150 Woolpert, Susan 65 Worden, Vanessa 55 Wretschko, Mark 55 Wright, Janette 55 Wright, Jamie 65, 154, 174 Wright, Margie 71 Wright, Tim 71, 155 Wyatt, Douglas 71,171 Wybenga, Henry 55 Wylie, Debbie 65 Wyrick, Robert 55, 164 Yared, Maria 65 Yeo, Pamela 55 Young, Barbara 7 1 Young, Gertha 55 Young, John 41 Young, J une 65 Young, Robert 65 Young, Sharon 65 Young, Walter 55 Ysseldyke, Jy165 Zadvinskis, John 41 Zain, Patricia 55 Zandstra, Karen 65 Zandstra, Kathy 65 Zeitter, Robert 41 Zevalking, John 65 Zinda, Laura 55,83 Zinda, Rebecca 65 Zoulek, David 65 Zoutendam, Marilyn 65 Zuk, Theodore 65 Zuwerink, Sheila 71 Time it was, It was And what a time lt was, A time of lnnocence A time of confldences Long ago it must be I have a photograph Preserve your memories If A U! 6 1 . I . They're all that's left you. . X -V Without Plato, Socrates would be virtually unknown today. Without Paul the Apostle, there figuratively would have been no Jesus Christ. Socrates lived the truth and posterity is indebted to Plato for recording it. Jesus was the living truth and Paul, the recorder of this truth. Written recording of people and events is the greatest and most lasting preserver of the truth. And it is our only means of separating the history from the hearsay. Great men, great thoughts, and great events only exist because they are acknowledged and recorded. Without this acknowledgment and this recording it is as if they never existed. Without the Legend, the year 1969-70 for 1800 people would in a few years be virtually forgotten. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the staff and adviser and tt acknowledge my gratitude and that of the student body for their immeasur able time and work in a cooperative effort by all involved in colorfully, yet historically, recording a very colorful, historic, and now unforgettable year. Rick VanderM0len Editor, 1970 Legend CREDITS: Charring Cross Music Company for the division page poetry, written by Paul Simon. Norm Burgess and Mr. Doug Reahm for extra photography. Lithogruphed in U.S.A. by EDVVAF D S BFICJTI-IEFRS lmcunonnareu Tnssrf ANN Anson. Mlcmonw aaron 5 l i 5 I N X vi 3. E. H Q 3 1 +5 ,ii Q1 ffl i. 4 4 W I ' S gf N .1 rn! I E.