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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1987 volume:

r OTTAWA HILLS 1987 TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS PG 16 ACTIVITIES PG 34 ATHLETICS PG 64 m ii ORGANIZATIONS PG 126 CLASSES PG 146 FACULTY PG 174 ADVERTISING PG 198 ii ' V;.jtv. ;gii! p l«jjgs J51 AWS f . i. f : ; .ik:j!L: — J j-vwai «fj i i - j. .- Tt tl . M 1 L Hi _ „ ,.: ' ' ' 7,. ' T ' WI M f ' • A-. ' Cjfcv: ' ■ •jM •tfmcj:.- z.:t 3 E N O R 18 Seniors Make Memories School Day Memories As we reach our our hand The diploma we grasp, While we rhink of rhe memories Of rhe years in rhe posr, Tears fill our eyes Because ir ' s all gone, We ' re srarring o new life now, We hove ro move on. We hope friends will keep in rouch As rhe years pass us by, Alrhough ir hurrs inside We ' ll rry nor ro cry. Ve rhink of kindergorren And our firsr doy. Now we ' ve reached rhe end We are going away. How do you say good-bye To friends who meon so much? Will rhere be rime To sincerely keep in rouch? You ' ll always have rhe memories Of your school years from day one, Don ' r rhink of school as ending — Think of a new life rhar hasjusr begun. CLASS OFFICEP6 — From iDorrom Kisi en Newron — President, Susan Pfelfer — Vice President; Detsy Dylsmo — Secrerop , Audrey Ayoub — Treasurer Index Key Orch — Orchesrra PepD — Pep Band PL — Power Ufnng Pom — Pom Pon 5quQd Press — Press Invirarionol PowPuff — Powder Puff PowPuffCooch — PowderPuff Cooch PP — Pohj Pusher PuffC — Powder Puff Cheerteoder ROTC — n,OTC 55 — School Srore SnjA — 5rudenr Assisront Scon — Srudenr Cortgress SConP — Srudeni Congress Presidenr SConS — Srudenr Cortgress Seaerory SConT — Student Congress Treosurer SConVP — Srudenr Congress Vice Presidenr Sroge — Sroge Crew SofT — SofrbQil Ski — 5ki Qub 50C — Soccer 5 G P — Solr G Pepper Spec — Speooror Swim — Swimming SymD — Symphonic Dond T5 — T5 Donee Tennis — Tennis TIP — Two Poinr Is Possible Track — Trock VorC — Vorsiry Club Vdb — Volleyball VP — Worer Polo Wind — Wind EnsemWe Wres — Wresriing r YL — Young Lrfe CU — Close Up Gym — GymnostKs UPO — Upward Dound ConD — Concen Dond HC — Homecoming Court Acop — Acapello Choir ConC — Concert Cfx r HQ — Homecoming Queen All-C — All-Gry CP — Ooss President HOC — Hockey DigDP — Dig Drorher Program CP5 — Community, Parents. Srudenrs IDhbi — Intramurel Doskerboll DkW — Doskertxill CS — Ooss Seaerory J022E — Jazz Ensemble DOEC — Dusiness Office Educonon Qub CT — Class Treasurer JozzL — J022 Lob DS — Doys Srore CVP — Class Vice Presidenr JA — Junior Achievement Dsbl — Doseboll Deb — Debote JunR — Juniof Review Cobr — Coborer DECA — Dismbunve Education Cub of Americo JunRC — Junior Review Chairperson Com — Compoigners Drill — Drill Team Junf MC — Junior Review MC CC — Ooss Country E5a — Eogle Scour Leg — Legend CorOi — Concerr Choir Fbor — Root Committee MorO — Marchif Dond CED — Ooss Executive Doard FCh — Freshman Char MVP — Mosr Voluoble Ployer Cheer — Cheerleoder Frb — Football Mus — MusKol ConCG — Commander of Cotor Guord Gof — Golf Team NHS — Norionol Honor Sooery Chr — Chorole GS — Giris Stote NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Lashawn D. Ada me ScoLl Man Addison Charnila f. Alexander Eric 6coLl Alexander ■ r NO PHOTO AVAILABLE ScoLt A. Ammons Tracy M. Anderson Jill Andre Christopher D. ArmiLage Michael Atkins Aiidrrv Ann Ayoiib Carl Bautnan Kenneth baunibacii Debecca liearden Senior Index LASHAWN D. ADAMS — DOEC, 11 — ComC, 9 — Drill 9, 10, 11, 12 — SCon, 12 — Track, 10, 11 — UPD, 9, 10 SCOTT ALAN ADDISON — Dig DP, 11 — Com, 10, 11, 12 — CC, 9, 10, 11, 12 — CED, 9, 10, 12 — CP, 9 — Floor, 9, 10, 11 — IDI bl, 11, 12 — JunP,, 11 — NHS, 10, 11 — PuffC, 11, 12 — SCon, 9 — Ski, 9, 11, 12 — Track, 9, 10 — YL, 9, 10, 11, 12 CHARNITA F. ALEXANDER — CED, 12 — CU, 10, 11 — CPS, 10, 11 — JA, 10 — JunR, 11 — NHS, 11, 12 — Pom, 11, 12 — PP, 10 — SruA, 12 — Soft, 10, 11, 12 — UPD, 10, 11, 12 ERIC scon ALEXANDER — Frbl, 10, 11 — FA, 10 SCOTT A. AMMONS — All-C, 11, 12 — Frbl, 9, 10, 11, 12 — PLMeer, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Track, 10, 11, 12 — Wres, 9, 10 TRACY M. ANDERSON — CPS, 9, 10 — Pom, 9 JILL ANDRE CHRISTOPHER D. ARMITAGE — Acop, 11 — Cobr, 10, 11, 12 — ConCh, 10 — ConD, 9 — FCh, 9, HOC, 12 — JunP,, 11 — MorD, 9 — Mus, 9, 10, 11 — PepD, 9 — SruA, 12 — Sroge, 10, 12 — S P, 11, 12 — SymD, 9 — YL, 10, 11 SHAWN ARTHUR MICHAEL ATKINS AUDREY ANN AYOUD — Com, 9, 10, 11, 12 — CED, 11, 12 — CT, 11, 12 — Floor, 9, 10, 11, 12 — FCh, 9 — HC, 12 — JunP,, 11 — NHS, 11, 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 11 — SCon, 11 — Ski, 9 — Spec, 11 — Tennis, 10, 11, 12 — YL, 9, 10, 11, 12 SARA ANN BACON — CED, 12 — Floor, 12 — FCh, 9 — PP, 9, 10 — SruA, 10, 11 — SCon, 12 NICHOLLE MARY BAKER — Com, 10, 11, 12 — Cheer, 9, 10 — Floor, 10, 11, 12 — JA, 9 — JunP,, 11 — PowPuff, 12 — SCon, 12 — SConT, 12 — Ski, 10 — YL, 10, 11, 12 KIMBERLY JA ' SHELLE BATTLE — Acop, 11 — Dkbl, 9 — Cabr, 10, 11, 12 — ConC, 10 — CED, 10, 11 — Cheer, 10, 11 — Chr, 10 — CU, 11, 12 — CPS, 10, 11, 12 — FCh, 9 — HC, 12 — JA, 10, 11 — Mus, 10, 11, 12 — SCon, 10, 11 — S P, 12 — UPD, 10, 11, 12 CARL BAUMAN KENNETH BAUMBACH REBECCA BEARDEN DIANNE BECKNER ROB BAUER — Acop, 10 — FCh, 9 — Gym, 12 — JA, 10 — Mus, 12 — Trocis, 12 — Wres, 9, 10 — YL, 9, 10 TY BECKERING — CU, 12 — Frbl, 9, 10, 11 — Ski, 9, 10, 11, 12 — SOC, 9 — Tennis, 9 — Wres, 9, 10, 11 ROBYN JAQUINE BEEMAN — ConCH, 10 — Cheer, 9 — Fch, 9 — SruA, 9, 10, 11 — YL, 9, 10, 11 MELANIE JEANNE BEHR — Acop, 11 — Cobr, 9, 10, 11, 12 — CobrDecCh, 12 — Com, 9, 10, 11, 12 — ConCh, 10 — Chr, 10 — Floor 9, 10, 11, 12 — FCh, 9 — JunP,, 11 — MusDeprSec, 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — S P, 11, 12 — Spec, 11 — YL, 9, 10, 11 ROBERT BELL DANIELLE JEANNETTE BENSON — CU, 11 — Leg, 12 LATASHA YVETTE BLACK — Cheer, 9, 10 — CU, 11, 12 — CPS, 10, 11, 12 — Deb, 10, 11 — Floor, 10, 11 — JunP, 11 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — Track, 9 — VorC, 12 MELODY CHIQUITA BLAIR — Dkbl, 10 — CU, 11 — CPS, 11 — JA, 10 — Track, 12 KARLA SUZANNE BLOCK — Acop, 11, 12 — AIIC, 12 — Cobr, 9, 11, 12 — Com, 12 — FCh, 9 — Gym, 9, 10 — JA, 11 — MVP, 12 — Mus, 12 — NHS, 12 — Press, 11, 12 — PP, 11, 12 — Sroge, 11 — Ski, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Swim, 9, 10, 11, 12 — YL, 9, 10, 11 JAMES BLOOMER HARRY BOLDI RON BOLT JOSEPH JUNO BOTWINSKI — ConD, 9, 10 — JunP,, 10 — MorD, 9, 10 — Swim, 9, 10, 11 — SymD, 9, 10 — Vp, 10 MICHELLE BOULDIN — Conb, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Floor, 9, 12 — JA, 10 — JunP,, 11 — JunRC, 11 — MorD, 9, 10, 11, V. r NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Dobyn Jaquine Beeman Mdanie Jeanne behr DoberL Bell Danielle JeanneLle Beneon Lalasha YveLLe Black Melody ChiquiLa Blair Karla Suzanne Block James Bloomer Harry Boldi Joseph Juno Botwinski Michelle Bouldin Lisa Ellen Brand Lisa Joy Braxton Douglass E. Briggs. Jr. Joel Edward Buchanan NO PHOTO AVAILABLE ShanneLLe Buggs Peter Eric Bultman Karen Burns Lisa Burton Betsy Ann Bylsma V. 20 Laura Jean Carey Pamela Sue Carlon LeLilia Carler NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Charles Cauvcl Crystal Chambers Yvette D. Ctaney Damona Clark Kimberly D. CofTman Amy Sue Cole r 12 — Mus, 10, 11, 12 — NHS, 12 — PepD, 10, 11, 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — Sroge, 9, 10, 11, 12 — SruA, 11 — YL 11, 12 LISA ELLEN BRAND — CED, 11 — FCh, 9 — JA, 10 — PowPuff, 11 — SruA, 11 — Swim, 10, 11, 12 LISA JOY BRAXTON — JA, 10 — Pom, 9, 10 DOUGLAS E. BRIGGS, JR JOEL EDWARD BUCHANAN — AIIC, 12 — Cobr, 9 — CED, 9 — ConD, 9 — ESa, 9, 10, 11, 12 — JozzE, 9 — MorD, 9 — M.H.S.M.E, 11 — MVP, 12 — NHS, 11, 12 — PepD, 9 — Press, 10, 11, 12 — PuffC, 11 — SCon, 9 — Swim, 9, 10, 11, 12 — VorC, 9, 10, 11, 12 — WP, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Vind, 9 SHANNEHE DUGGS PETER ERIC BULTMAN — FCh, 9 — Track, 9, 10, 11, 12 — VorC, 10, 11, 12 KAREN BURNS LISA BURTON BETSY ANN BYLSMA — Acop, 11 — AIIC, 11, 12 — Cobr, 10, 11 — Com, 10, 11, 12 — ConCh, 10 — CED, 10, 11, 12 — a, 12 — Floor, 9, 10, 11, 12 — FCh, 9 — GS, 9 — JunP , 11 — Leg, 12 — MVP, 11, 12 — Mus, 10, 11 — NHS, 11, 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 11 — SCon, 11, 12 — Tennis, 9, 10, 11, 12 — TIP, 12 — YL, 9, 10, 11, 12 LAURA JEAN CAREY — Dkbl, 9, 10 — Cobr, 10, 11, 12 — Com, 10, 11, 12 — ConCh, 10 — CED, 10, 12 — Chr, 10, 11 — Roar, 9, 10, 11, 12 — FCh, 9 — JunF ,, 11 — JunP,C, 11 — Leg, 12 — Mus, 9, 10, 11, 12 — NHS, 11, 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — S P, 11, 12 — YL, 10, 11, 12 PAMELA SUE CARLON — Acop, 10, 11, 12 — Cobr, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Chr, 9, 10, 11 — FCh, 9, 10, 12 — JozzE, 10, 11, 12 — JA, 9 — JunR, 11 — Mus, 10, 11, 12 — Orch, 12 — Ski, 12 — S P, 11, 12 JEFFERY CAROWITZ LETITIA CARTER — ConCh, 9 — CPS, 12 — DECA, 11, 12 — I OTC, 11 — SS, 11, 12 WESLEY CARTER CHARLES CAUVEL CRYSTAL DAWN CHAMBERS — Acop, 11, 12 — Cobr, 9, 10, 11, 12 — ConCh, 10 — CED, 11 — Chr, 11 — FCh, 9 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 11, 12 — SCon, 11 — Sroge, 11, 12 — Sofr, 10, 11 — Tennis, 9 — YL, 10, 11 YVETTE R. CHANEY — SruA, 10, 11 NOTONGA CHAPMAN TONI RENEE CHARITY — CU, 11 — CPS, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Roar 9, 10, 11, 12 — JunP,, 11 — PepD, 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 ARETHA CHEVIS — ConCG, 10 — CPS, 11, 12 — Pow- Puff, 11, 12 — ROTC, 9, 10, 11, 12 RAMONA CLARK SARA CLARK KIMBERLY R. COFFMAN — Cheer, 9, 10, 11 — CPS, 9, 10 — Roor, 10, 11, 12 — JA, 10 — JunR, 11 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 11 — TS, 10, 11, 12 — UPD, 9, 10, 11, 12 AMY SUE COLE — DOEC, 11 — Com, 9, 10, 11, 12 — ConCh, 10 — Roor, 9, 10, 11, 12 — FCh, 9 — JunP,, 11 — Leg, 11, 12 — LegTR, 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 10 — SCon, 12 — Ski, 10 — YL, 9, 10, 11, 12 UNCE COLEMAN — ALL-C, 11, 12 — DS, 11 — Copr, 12 — Frbl, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Track, 9, 10, 11, 12 MELISSA MARIE COLLINS — Leg, 10 — PP, 9, 10, 11, 12 — PowPuff, 12 — SCon, 9, 10 — Swim, 9, 10 TIM COLLINS — SruA, 12 RONONDA LATORIA COLVIN — Dkbl, 9, 10, 11 — DOEC, 12 — CU, 10 — CPS, 9, 10 — Roar, 9, 10 — JunF , 11 — JunRC, 11 — PowPuff, 11 — SruA, 10, 11 — Track, 10, 11 JEANIE LA ' SHONE CONES — DOEC, 12 — CU, 11, 12 — CPS, 9, 10, 11, 12 — JA, 10 — PP, 11 — PowPuff, 11, 12 PAUL COULSON LAURA J. CRADDOCK — Roar, 9, 10 — Sofr, 10 STEPHANIE ANN CRAWFORD — SruA, 10, 12 ORLANDO CRUMP — Wres, 11, 12 ULONDA CRUMP MIKE CULP ROBERT JOHN CZERNEY — Acap, 11 — Cobr, 11 — ConCh, 10 — Chr, 11 — Roor, 9, 10 — FCh, 9 — JA, 10 21 Lance Coleman NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Melissa Marie Collins Tim Collins Dononda La ' l ' oria Colvin Jeanie La ' shone Cones Laura J. Craddock (Stephanie Ann Crawford Orlando Crump Ulonda Crump DoberL John Czerney NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Del Shawn M. Davidson Anloni Daquel Davis Holly Davis ' I ' erri D. Deans Carol DeDarge Darrell DeBarge Kurt DeGoedc Heather Elaine DeJonge Kenneth L. DePeal Vickey L. DeVries 22 ■ — Mus, 10 — SruA, 10 — Sroge, 10 — Ski, 11, 12 MICHAEL scon DAVENPORT — All-C, 11, 12 — Bkbl, 9, 10, 11, 12 — CED, 9 — Jo, 11, PuffC, 11 — SruA, 11, 12 — SCon, 9 — Track, 9, 10 DELSHAWN M. DAVIDSON — CPS, 9, 10 — JA 9 — ROTC, 9, 10, 11 ANTONI RAQUEL DAVIS — DOEC, 12 — CU, 12 — CPS 9, 10 — HC, 12 — HQ, 12 — JA, 9, 10 — JunR, 11 — Pom, 9, 10 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 10 — YL, 10 HOLLY DAVIS — CU, 12 — Floor, 11 — JA, 10 — JunR, 11 — MorD, 9, 10 — Pom, 9, 10, 11, 12 — PowPuff, 11 12 — SruA, 11 — TS, 11 TERRY D. DEANS — CU, 11, 12 — CPS, 10, 11, 12 — GS 11 — JA, 10 — POWPUFF, 11, 12 — SruA, 11 — UPB 11 12 CAROL DEBARGE DARRELL DEBARGE KURT DEGOEDE HEATHER ELAINE DEJONGE — MorD, 9 — NHS, 11, 12 — SruA, 12 — SymD, 9 KEN DEPEAL — Dsbl, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Cobr, 10, 11 — Chr, 11 — CoriD, 9, 10, 11, 12 — JqzzE, 9, 10, 11 — JunR, 11, 12 — MorD, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Mus, 11 — NHS, 11, 12 — Orch, 10, 11, 12 — PepD, 9, 10 — SymB, 9, 10, 11, 12 — WP, 12 • Wind, 9, 10, 11, 12 VICKEY L. DEVRIES — ConD, 9 — PowPuff, 11 — Sofr, 9, 10 — Swim, 9 MARSHANELL DOLLEMAN — Acop, 11, 12 — Cobr, 10, 11, 12 — ConCh, 10 — FCh, 9 — JunR, 11 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — P,OTC, 9, 10, 11, 12 — SruA, 12 — Track, 10, 11, 12 KAREN A. DOUGLAS — Cobr, 11, 12 — FCh, 9 — JazzE, 11, 12 — JunR, 11 — MorB, 11, 12 — Mus, 9, 10, 11, 12 - Orch, 10, 11, 12 — OrchVP, 12 — PP, 11 — PowPuff 11 HEATHER LYNNE DRAKE — Com, 9, 10, 11 — Cheer, 9 — FCh, 9 — Pom, 10, 11 — PP, 10, 11, 12 — SruA, 10, 11 — TS, 10, 11 — YL, 9, 10, 11 NECHOLE LYNEE DRAKE — CEB, 12 — Cheer, 9, 10 — CU, 9, 10, 11 — CPS, 9, 10, 11 — Roor, 11, 12 — JunR, 11 — PP, 11 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 11 — SCon, 12 — Spec, 11 — Track, 11, 12 TRACY A. DRUEKE — PowPuff, 11 — SnjA, 9, 10, 11, 12 JEFFREY R. DUPREY — CC, 9, 10 — NHS, 11, 12 — Ski, 12 — Truck, 10, 11 GLENN ELLIS JONATHON ELSENBROEK LANCE W. EVERT, JR. — Bsbl, 9, 10, 11, 12 — CEB, 12 — Floor, 9, 10 — Golf, 12 — JunP,, 11 — NHS, 11, 12 — PuffC, 11 — YL, 9, 10 AMY FARRELL — Cobr, 9 — CTB, 9 — Q, 9 — JUNP,, 11 — Mus, 10, 11 — NHS, 11, 12 — Orch, 9, 10, 11, 12 — PowPuff, 11 — Volb, 10 MILTON FIDDLER, JR. BRUCE MICHAEL FLETTER — Ail-C, 11, 12 — BS — Com, 10, 11, 12 — CC, 9, 10, 11, 12 — CCCopr, 12 — Floor, 10, 11, 12 — HOC, 12 — IBkbl, 11, 12 — JunP,, 11 — MVP, 11, 12 — NHS, 11, 12 — PuffC, 11, 12 — Ski, 9 — TIP, 12 — Track, 9, 10, 11, 12 — YL, 10, 11, 12 KAILI ALOE FOUTS — ConB, 9, 10 — Roar, 9, 12 — JunR, 11 — MorB, 9, 10 — Mus, 9, 10 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 12 — Sroge, 9, 10 — Ski, 9 — Swim, 9, 10 — SymB, 9, 10 — Wind, 9, 10 — YL, 9 BRIAN J. GAST TINA GATES DON JUAN GAY — Frbl, 9, 10 — Track, 9, 10 RACHEL GHEE MAnHEW J. GOFF — Bsbl, 10 — Frbl, 10, 11, 12 TANYA GORDON PATRICIA L GRADY — CU, 12 — Junf , 11 — Pom, 9, 10, 11 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SCon, 12 — UPB, 11, 12 Volb, 10 SONYA GRADY MELINDA GREENLEE YOLANDA DENISE GRIFFIN — JA, 10 — PowPuff, 11 — Sofr, 10, 11 JOHN GRINDLE JILL MARIE GROSS JULIE GUM — Acop, 11, 12 23 Don Juiid C ' ui) ' onya Grady Monle GuyLon NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Dachel Ghee MaLLhew J. GolT I ' anya Gordon NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Melinda Greenlee Yolanda Dcnise GrifTin John Grindle 5elh Hackman John M. Halquisl Lisa namilLon ralricia L. C ' rady Jill Marie Gross Lance Gerand HamletL Beverly Harris Tracy Harris Anila Harlman Grelchen Dae Hauschild Michael Haven 24 r Carla L. lleavilon Jamson llendler Arlcnc Hendricks Mark tloaLiin Frankleiie Marie Hodges Mary Jo Hodsdon NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Malinda Hopson Daniel . HulTmier Rimberly D. Huizinga Lynaise Ingram Lisa Jackson Daymond O. Jackson , DWAIN GUYTON MONTE GUYTON — DKbl, 10, 11, 12 — Track, 12 DETH HACKMAN — CED, 9, 10, 11 — ConD, 9, 10 — CT, 10 — MorD, 9, 10 SruA, 11 — SCon, 9, 10, 11 — Swim ' 10 JOHN M. HALQUIST — Drill, 9, 10, 11, 12 — DrillCom, 12 — JA, 10 — Rifr, 9, 10, 11, 12 — P,OTC, 9 10 11 12 — ROTCOFF, 11, 12 LISA HAMILTON LANCE GERARD HAMLEH — Dkble, 10 — DS, 11 — Cobr, 10 — ConD, 9, 10, 11, 12 — JozzE, 10 — JozzL, 10 ■— MorD, 9, 10, 11, 12 — PepD, 9, 10, 11 — Sroge, 10 — SymD, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Wind, 10, 11 BEVERLY HARRIS TRACY HARRIS — CU, 9, 10, 11, 12 — CPS, 9, 10, 11, 12 — JA, 9 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — Track, 9, 10 ANITA HARTMAN GRETCHEN RAE HAUSCHILD — Acap, 11 — Cobr, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Cam, 11 — ConCh, 10 — CED, 10, 11, 12 — Cheer, 10, 11 — Chr, 10, 11 — C5, 11 — Floar, 9, 10, 11 — FCh, 9 — JunR, 11 — JunRC, 11 — Mus, 10, 11, 12 — NHS, 11, 12 — PromCh, 11 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SCon, 11, 12 — SConP, 12 — S P, 12 — YL, 9, 10, 11 MICHAEL HAVEN — ConD, 9, 10 — MorD, 9, 10 — SymD, 9, 10 CARLA L HEAVILON — ConD, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Floor, 9 — MorD, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Mus, 11 — PepD, 11, 12 — SruA, 11 — Sroge, 11 — SymD, 9, 10, 11 — Wind, 12 JAMSON HENDLER — Floor, 10, 12 — SruA, 10, 11 — SCon, 12 — Swim, 10 — WP, 10 ARLENE HENDRICKS OXTIS HENDRICKS AUDREY HIGGINS MARK HOATLIN FRANKLENE MARIE HODGES — Acop, 11 — Cobr, 10, 11, 12 — ConCh, 10 — CED, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Cheer, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Chr, 10 — CU, 12 — CUPres, 12 — CPS, 10, 11, 12 — CPSPres, 12 — CS, 11 — Floor, 10 — FCH, 9 — JunR, 11 — MsPhysEd, 11, 12 — Mus, 10, 12 — NHS, 11, 12 — PP, 12 — SruF, 1, 10 — SruReps, 11, 12 • TIP, 12 — Track, 9, 10, 11, 12 — TS Prog, 12 — UPD, 10, 11, 12 MARY JO HODSDON — ConD, 10, 11 — HC, 12 — JozzE, 12 — MVP, 9, 10 — NHS, 12 — Orch, 12 — PepD, 10 — SS, 12 — SruA, 12 — SymD, 9, 10 — Wind, 11, 12 ANTHONY HOPSKIN — CPS, 10 — Drill, 9 — ROTC, 9 — Track, 9, 10, 11 MALINDA HOPSON — Dkbl, 9, 10, 12 — Com, 9, 10 — CED, 9, 10, 11 — Cheer, 9 — Chr, 11 — CPS, 9, 10 — Drill, 9, 10 — FCh, 9 — Gym, 9 — JA, 10 — JunR, 11 — MorD, 10 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 10 — SCon, 9, 10, 11 — TS, 10, 11 — Track, 9, 10, 12 — VorC, 9, 12 DANIEL S. HUFFMIER — DECA, 11 — SS, 12 — SruA, 12 KIMDERLY D. HUIZINGA — DOEC, 12 — Press, 10, 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 10, 11, 12 — Sofr, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Volb, 9, 10, 11, 12 LYNAISE INGRAM — DOEC, 11, 12 — CU, 11, 12 — CPS, 9, 10, 11 — Floor, 10, 11, 12 — JA, 10 — JunR, 11 — MorD, 9, 10 — Pom, 9, 10, 11, 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 LISA JACKSON RAYMOND O. JACKSON — Frbl, 11, 12 — SOC, 11, 12 — Trock, 12 SHANE JACKSON CONSTANCE RENEE JAKUDOWSKI — SruA, 11, 12 — Sroge, 10 DONIELLE JAMES ERIC JEROME JAMES — DondVP — DS, 11 — Cobr, 10, 11, 12 — ConD, 9, 10, 11, 12 — JozzE, 10, 11, 12 — JozzL, 10, 11, 12 — JA, 10 — JunR, 11 — MorD, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Mus, 10, 11, 12 — Orch, 12 — PepD, 10, 11, 12 — SymD, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Wind, 11, 12 JAMES JENNINGS JR. — Dkbl, 10 — CU, 12 — CPS, 12 — Frbl, 9, 10 — SruA, 10 DE ' ANDREA YVETTE JIMMERSON — All-A — All Sr — Dkbl, 11, 12 — ConCh, 10, 11 — FCh, 9 — MVP, 12 — Spec, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Trock, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Volv, 10, 11 DEANNA JOHNSON PEGGY LIDDY JOHNSON — CED, 9, 10. 11, 12 — CU, 11, JK 25 Constance Denee Jakobowski Donielle Jani s Eric Jerome James De ' Andica YvclLc Jimmcrson Deanna Johnson Deborah Kathleen King David Kinsworthy Jeffrey Kiser David Alan Kitchen Paul Damian Kolenda John Kosak Susan Marie LaFave Patrice Klekoda Ulonda Denise Lang Karen Lathrop 26 David C. Lewis (Shani Marie lewis Marcus A. Losse NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Kim MacKerway Kai U. Manske Malikah Marshall Todd Maxim Michele McCloud Lero) ' Mcintosh 12 — CPS, 10, 11 — JA, 10. 11 — JunR, 11 — MorD, 9, 10, 11 — Pom, 9, 10, 11, 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SCon, 9, 10, 11, 12 — TIP, 12 — Track, 11 — VorC, 10, 11, 12 — UPD 9 10, 11, 12 LESLIE ANN JONES — Com, 11, 12 — CED, 10, 11, 12 — Cheer, 10 — CVP, 11 — Floor, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Gym, 9, 10, 11 — HC, 12 — JunR, 11 — Leg, 11, 12 — NHS, 11, 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 11 — SCon, 10, 11, 12 — Spec, 11 — YL, 10, 11, 12 MICHELLE M. JONES — All-C, 10, 11 — ConCh, 11 — FCh, 9 — GS, 11 — MVP, 10, 11 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — Track, 10, 11 LADONNA MARIE JOSEPH — AcQp, 11, 12 — Cobr, 12 — ConCh, 10 — CU, 12 — CPS, 11, 12 — Floor, 12 — FCh, 9, PP, 11 — PowPuff, 12 — Track, 9 DARCI MARIE KATERDERG — Dkbl, 9 — ConCh, 9 — CED, 9 — Cheer, 9 — ConD, 9 — FCh, 9 — PowPuff, 12 — SruA, 10, 11 — SCon, 12 DEBORAH KATHLEEN KING — AcodExc, 10, 11, 12 — Acop, 11 — All-C, 11, 12 — Com, 10, 11, 12 — ConCh, 10 — CED, 12 — Floor, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Fch, 9 — HC, 12 — MVP, 11 — NHS, 11, 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — Ski, 9, 10 10 — YL, 9, 10, 11, 12 ■ SOC, 9, Swim, 9, 10, 11, 12 — VorC, 9, DAVID KINSWORTHY JEFFREY KISER DAVID ALAN KITCHEN — HOC, 9, 10, 11, 12 - 10, 11 PATRICE KLEKODA PAUL KOLENDA JOHN KOSAK — ConD, 9 — Floor, 9 — JA, 10 — MorD, 9 — PopD, 9 — SruA, 11, 12 — Ski, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Swim, 9, 10, 11, 12 — SymD, 9 — VorC, 10, 11, 12 — WP, 11, 12 EVA KUIPER SUSAN MARIE LAFAVE — ConD, 10, 11 — MorD 9 10 11 — SS, 12 ULONDA DENISE LANG — CU, 11, 12 — CPS, 10, 11, 12 — JunR, 11 — Leg, 11, 12 — PowPuff 12 - SS 12 KAREN LATHROP KEITH LEDDEHER — JA, 10 — ROTC, 9 10 KIMDERLY LEER JEFF LEONARD DAVID C. LEWIS — Frbl, 11, 12 — JA, 10 — ROTC, 10, 11 — Vres, 11, 12 SHANI MARIE LEWIS — DOEC, 11, 12 — ConD, 9 — Floor, 10 — JA, 9, 11 — Leg, 11 — MorD, 9, 10 — PowPuff, 11 — SymD, 10 DAVE LOONEY II — ConCh, 10 — Drill, 10, 11, 12 — FCh, 9 — ROTC, 9, 10, 11, 12 MARCUS A. LOSSE — Dsbl, 10 — Floor, 9, 10, 11, 12 — HOC, 9, 10, 11, 12 — JunR, 11 — SOC, 9, 11, 12 KIM MACKERVAY KAI U. MANSKE — Drill, 9, 10, 11, 12 — HCKI, 9, 10, 11, 12 — RifT, 10, 11, 12 — ROTC, 9, 10, 11, 12 — ROTCOff, 11, 12 — Soc, 9, 10, 11, 12 MALIKAH MARSHALL — CED, 9, 10, 12 — ConD, 9 — CPS, 10 — Floor, 9, 10, 12 — JA, 10 — JunR, 11 — MorD, 9, 10 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 11, 12 — SCon, 9, 10 — SymD, 9 TODD MAXIM — Acop, 11 — CED, 9 — Chr, ConCr, 10 — FCh, 9 — Golf, 9, 10 — S 6 P, 11, SCon, 9, 10 — Swim, 9, 10, 11, 12 — WP, 9, 10, 11, MICHELE MCCLOUD TAMMY MCFALL MICHAEL MCGEE LEROY MCINTOSH KRISTINA MICHELLE MEISTER — Gym, 9 12 — Sl ;i, 9, 10, 11 TODY MERRILL JEFFREY ALLEN MESLER — DsblCopr, 11, 12 — Dsbl, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Com, 10, 11, 12 — CC, 11 — Floor, 9, 10, 11, 12 - Frbl, 9, 10 — JVfrblCopr, 10 — Golf, 12 — HOC, 9, 10, 11, 12 — HOCCopr, 12 — Ibkbl, 11, 12 — JunR, 11 — JunRC, 11 — PowPuff, 11 — YL, 9, 10, 11, 12 MARK STEVEN METZGER — CED, 9, 10, 11, 12 — ComConT, 11, 12 — ConD, 9 — Deb, 11 — ESct — Floor, 9, 10, 11 — JunAwd, 11 — MorD, 9 — MSUJun, 11 — 10 — 12 — 12 ■ PP, 10, 11, jk n r Krislina Michelle MeisLcr Jedre)- Allen Mesler Mark Sleven Melzger Dobin Mc) ' ers Daryi AnLlioii) ' MiLchcll Pamela D. Moncure Doderick G. Moore Paul Morgan Thomas Misiak Nicole Mumy Michael Muyskcns Kevin Naula Kishen E. Newton (Sonya Marie Norton Colleen Elizabeth O ' Dourkc Mark Oldenburg Jeilrey Olsson hisa Partec Andy Peterson Susan Lori Pleiler 28 r Van Pham Julie Ann Piper ChrisLophcr L Pillnian Dobin M. Pound Miiil) ' Chanel I ' luilL Amy Lynn Pakowiki Elizabeth L. DaviLch iSharrilyn M. Dedmond Lephanie Ann Deed Kelly T. Deininger Debie Dalph DaLonna Dencher NHS, 11, 12 — PepD, 9 — S5, 11 — 5Con, 9, 10, 11 — Ski, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Wind, 9 — YL, 9, 10 RODIN MEYERS — CED, 10, 11, 12 — Cheer, 9, 10, 11 — CPS, 10 — Floor, 12 — JA, 10 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA 12 — TS, 10, 11 THOMAS MISIAK DARYL ANTHENY MITCHELL — ConO, 9, 10, 11, 12 — • PepD, 11, 12 — Sym3, MorD, 10, 11, 12 — Orch, 10, 11 • 9, 10, 11, 12 — Track, 11 PAMELA R. MONCURE — Cheer, 9, 10, 11 — CPS, 9, 10 — Floor, 12 — JA, 10 — JunP,, 11 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 10 — SCon, 9, 10 — Sofr, 9, 10, 11, 12 RODERICK G. MOORE — 3kbl, 10 — DS, 11 — CC, 12 — CU, 11 — CPS, 11 — JA, 9 — Track 11, 12 PAUL MORGAN WILLIAM MANSFIELD MORGAN — CU, 12 — CPS, 12 — ROTC, 9, 10, 11 — TS, 11 — Vres, 9 NICOLE MUMY MICHAEL MUYSKENS — ConD, 9, 10 — Frbl, 10 — MorD, 9, 10 — NHS, 11, 12 — SymD, 9, 10 KEVIN NAUTA — Frbl (Srors) 12 — NHS, 12 — SruA 11 12 — Sofr (Srors) 12 KISHEN E. NEWTON — CED, 11, 12 — CP, 12 — Floor. 11, 12 — JA, 10 — JunP,, 10, 11 — JunRMC, 11 — Pom, 9, 10, 11, 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 11 — SCon, 11 SONYA MARIE NORTON — Cheer, 11 — CU, 10, 11 — CPS, 10, 11 — Floor, 11, 12 — JunR, 11 — PowPuff, 11, 12 COLLEEN ELIZABETH O ' ROURKE — Cobr, 12 — ConD, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Floor, 10, 11, 12 — FrnClub, 9, 10, 11, 12 — JozzE, 11, 12 — JunR, 11 — MorD, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Mus, 11 — Orch, 11, 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SADDPres, 10, 11, 12 — Ski, 9, 12 — Swim, 9, 10, 11, 12 — SymD, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Wind, 9, 10, 11, 12 MARK OLDEN0ERG — Deb, 11 JEFFERY OLSSON LISA PARTEE — Cobr, 10 — CED, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Cheer, 9, 10 — Chr, 10 — CVP, 9, 10 — Floor, 9 — FCh, 9 — JunR, 11 — MorD, 9, 10, 11 — Mus, 9, 10 — NHS, 11, 12 — PowPuff, 12 —• RorClub, 11 — SCon, 9, 10, 11 — TS, 10, 11 — Wind, 9, 10 JANICE TERRELL PERKINS — PP, 11 — ROTC 9, 10 ANDY PETERSON SUSAN LORI PFEIFER — Com, 11, 12 — ConCh, 10 — CED, 9, 10, 11, 12 — CP, 11 — CS, 9, 10 — CVP, 12 — Floor, 9, 10, 11, 12 — HC, 12 — JunR, 11 — Leg, 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 10 — SCon, 9, 10, 11, 12 — SConVP, 11 — SConS, 12 — Ski, 9, 10, 12 — Spec, 11 — YL, 9, 10, 11, 12 VAN PHAM JULIE ANN PIPER CHRISTOPHER L. PIHMAN — Acop, 11 — Cobr, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Com, 11, 12 — ConCh, 10 — Chr, 10 — Roar ' 10, 11 — FCh, 9 — Golf, 9 — JA, 9, 10, 11 — PuffC, 11, 12 — Ski, 10, 11 — S P, 11, 12 — YL, 9, 10, 11, 12 ROBIN M. POUND — MorD, 9, 10, 11 MISTY CHANEL PRUIH — CU, 12 — DECA, 11, 12 — SS, 11, 12 — SruA, 12 JOHN QUILLAN TRACY RAAK AMY LYNN RAKOWSKl — All-C, 10, 11 — Floor, 9, 10 — JA, 9, 10 — MVP, 10 — Press, 10, 11, 12 — PP, 9, 10 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 11, 12 — Sofr, 9. 10, 11, 12 — Volb, 9, 10, 11, 12 ELIZABETH L. RAVITCH — Acop, 11, 12 — Chr, 11 — ConCh, 10 — FCh, 9 — Ch, 12 — MorD, 10 — NHS, 11, 12 SHARRILYN M. REDMOND — CED, 12 — CPS, 9, 10 — JA, 10 — JunR, 11 — NHS, 11, 12 — Pom, 9, 10, 11, 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SCon, 12 — UPD, 9, 10, 11, 12 STEPHANIE ANN REED — Acop, 11, 12 — ConCh, 10 — FCh, 9 — PowPuff, 11 KELLY T. REININGER — All-C, 11 — Com, 11 — FCh, 9 — Golf, 9, 10, 11, 12 — JunR, 11 — JunRMC, 11 — Press, 10 — PowPuff, 11 — SruA, 9, 12 — Ski, 9, 10 — Swim, 9, 10. 11 — YL, 9, 10, 11 DEBBIE RELPH — Sofr, 9, 10, 11, 12 DALONNA RENCHER WILLIAM RENCHER 29 r NO PHOTO AVAILABLE William Denclier Ursula Monique DoberL Terence A. Doddy Diehard ScoLL Doggow Wendy Duder Ashlc) ' ElizabeUi Diipp Dosalyn Lee Dussell Michael Salinas Kathleen D. Sampson Kelly Schaap Christine Lee SLalFord Glenn D. Steil Jeaniiie SLcphenson 5yron Slrickland Jason Glenn Slrickland DoberL Alan 6lrobel 5rian D. Strong Michelle Dae Sweeris Deborah A. Taylor Heather (Suzanne ' I ' erlecki Phylicia D. Thomas Adina Marie Thrower URSULA MONIQUE ROBERT — CP5, 9, 10 — Floor, 12 — Pom, 9 — PowPuff, 12 — SruA, 10, 11 — Sroge 11 TERENCE A. RODDY RICHARD scon ROGGOW WENDY RUDER ASHLEY ELLEN RUPP — ArrDepr, 9, 10, 11, 12 — FrnClub, 9, 10, 11, 12 — SruA, 12 — Swim 9 10 ROSALYN LEE RUSSELL — ConD, 9 — floor, 10 — MorD, 9 — NHS, 11, 12 — Press, 10, 11, 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 10, 11, 12 — Sofr, 9, 10, 11, 12 — SymD 9 — Volb, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Wind, 9 MICHAEL SALINAS — Frbl, 9, 10, 11, 12 — PowLifrMeer — Track, 9, 11, 12 — Wres, 9 10 KATHLEEN SAMPSON TAMMY SANFORD KELLY SCHAAP PETER SCHILLING FRANCIS SCHMIDT FLORINDA MARRIE SCHREUDER — Dkbl, 9 — C5, 9 — Leg, 9, 10, 11 — Sofr, 10 TARA SHIELDS JONATHON PURDY SIGNOR — All-C, 10, 11, 12 — Dsbl 10, 11, 12 — CC, 10, 11, 12 — Frbl. 10, 11, 12 — Ski 10 1l ' 12 COREY SINKFIELD IAN H. SMITH — HOC, 9, 10, 11, 12 — JunR 11 JOHANN SMITH KENYA KHARLA SMITH — CPS, 9, 10 — Roar, 9, 10, 11, 12 — JA, 10 — JunR, 11 — MorD, 9, 10 — Pom, 9, 10, l{ 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 12 — UPB, 11 ' ' ' WILL XENO SMITH — JozzE, 12 — JunR, 11 — PepD 10 PHIL MICHAEL SOUTHLAND — Dsbl, 10, 11, 12 — Frbl 9 — SruA, 11 TODD SREMBA JOHN STEHEN STACK — ConCh, 10 — Floor, 9, 10 — FCh, 9 — Frbl, 9 — PowPuffCooch, 11, 12 CHRISTINE LEE STAFFORD — Drill, 10, 11, 12 — P OTC, 9, 10, 11, 12 — SruA, 12 — Sofr, 9 10 LAURIE STAGGS CALVIN STATEN — Dsbl, 9, 10 — CU, 12 — CPS, 12 — SruA, 10 — Track, 10 GLENN D. STEIL — Acop, 11 — Cabr, 9, 10, 11, 12 — ConCh, 10 — CED, 9 — Chr, 10 — Floor, 9 — FCh, 9 — JA, 10 — PuffC, 12 — SruA, 10 — SCon, 9 — Sroge, 10 — Ski. 9 — S P, 11, 12 JEANNIE STEPHENSON — CED, 9. 10, 11, 12 — ConD, 9 — Deb, 9 — Hoor, 9, 10, 11, 12 - JozzE, 9, 10 — MorD, 9 — NHS, 11. 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 12 — SCon, 9, 10, 11 — Ski, 9, 10, 11. 12 — Swim. 9, 10. 11. 12 — SymD, 9 — VorC, 9, 10, 11, 12 BYRON STRICKLAND — SruA, 12 JASON GLENN STRICKLAND — Frbl, 9, 10 — PowPuff- Coocfi, 12 — PLifr, 9 ROBERT ALAN STRODEL — Acop, 11 — Dkbl, 9, 10, 11 — Dsbl, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Cabr, 10, 11 — ConCh, 10 — Chr, 10 — Roar, 9, 10, 11, 12 — FCh. 9 — JunR., 11 — NHS, 11, 12 — PowPuff Coach, 11, 12 — 5 P, 11 — VL 9 10 11 12 BRIAN D. STRONG — ConCh, 10 — FCh, 9 MICHELLE RAE SWEERIS — FCh, 9j— NHS, 11, 12 — Ski, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Track, 10, 11 DEBORAH A. TAYLOR — Floor, 12 — JunR, 11 — Leg, 12 — PowPuff, 11. 12 — SruA, 10, 12 HEATHER SUZANNE TERLECKI — ConD. 9, 10, 11, 12 — HC, 12 — JunR, 11 — Leg, 11, 12 — MorD, 9, 10, 11, 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SCon, 12 — SymD, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Vind, 10, 12 PHYLICIA R. THOMAS — DOEC, 12 — CU, 11, 12 — CPS, 9, 10 — DECA, 11, 12 — Floor, 12 — JA, 10 — JunR, li — Pom, 9, 10, 11 — PowPuff, 11 — 5S, 11 12 — SruA 9 10 ADINA MARIE THROWER — ABC, 12 — Dkbl, 9, 10, 11, 12 — ConD, 9, 10 — CPS, 10 — MorD, 9, 10 — PepD, 9, 10 — ROTC, 9, 10 — SymD, 9, 10 — Track, 11, 12 — Volb, 10, 11, 12 — UPD, 10, 11, 12 PAT THOMPSON KATHRYN TOL 31 SLevcn DoberL VatiDeusen Joseph M. Vanlersel Marc J. Vicari Christopher Voss j__ — _ — ___ _ — .,„ Grant Walter Jennifer M. Weaver Noel A. Weblcy Terrance Denisc Weddle Thomas J. Wells Lisa D. Wesley V. 32 r Slcvcn Paul Wiegerink Jeremy Wieringa Sieve Wilborn Staccy DcNcc Williams SLacy Williams Stephanie Williams Melissa Wise Christine Lynn Wolfe Jennifer Rate Yared Seniors ' Jor Piaured Shown Arthur AAichoel McGee Dionne Deckner Toby Merrill Jeffrey Carowitz Viiltom Morgon Wesley Caner Jonte Perkir Soro Claris John Quilton Paul Coubon Trocy n.OQk N jchQe! Culp Tommy Sonford Michoel Davenpon Corey Sinkfteld Morshonell Dollemon Johonn Smirh Jorrarhon Elsenbroek Lourie Sroggs Tino Gores Calvin Srcren Dwom Guyron Por Thompson Oxris Hendricks Sronford Triplerr Audrey Higgins Louis Turner Shone Jockson Theodore Villoire Evo Kuiper Tammy McFqII 5ryan Zeeryp ' I ' erri Lynn Kirkpatrick REGINA LOUISE TOnEN — Acop, 11, 12 — Cobr, 10, 11, 12 ConCh, 9, 10 — CED, 11, 12 — Cheer, 9 — HC, 12 — JA, 11 — Mus, 12 — NHS, 12 — NHSSec, 12 — Orch, 9 — PowPuff, 11 — SruA, 12 — SCon, 11, 12 — TS, 11, 12 — UPD, 9, 10, 11, 12 ISABELLA C. TREECE — CU, 12 — CP5, 10, 11 — JA, 10 — Pom, 9, 10, 11 — SruA, 9, 10, 11 — TS, 11, 12 — UPD, 9, 10, 11, 12 STANFORD R. TRIPLEH — ComCG, 10 — ROTC, 9, 10 — Track, 9 STEPHANIE ROCHEL TRIPLEH — ConCh, 11 — CP5, 10 — MorD, 10 — Pom, 9, 10, 12 — PP, 12 — PowPuff, 12 PAMELA RENEE TUCKER — ConCh, 9 — CU, 9 — CPS, 9, 10, 11 — Floor, 12 — JA, 9, 10 — JunR, 11 — PowPuff, 11, 12 LOUIS TURNER DAVID A. TUTAS — AcoExc, 10, 11, 12 — Dkbl, 9, 10 — D5, 11 — Dsbl, 9, 10, 11, 12 — CED, 11, 12 — Floor, 9, 10, 11, 12 — JunP,, 11 — JunRMC, 11 — NHS, 11, 12 — PowPuffCoQCh, 11, 12 — SruA, 11 — YL, 9, 10, 11 AASFRID TYSVAER GREGORY D. VANDENBOSCH — DS, 11 — Com, 9, 10, 11, 12 — CED, 11 — Floor, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Golf, 9, 10, 12 — IDkbl, 11, 12 — JA, 11 — JunR, 11 — NHS, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Press, 9, 10, 12 — PuffC, 11 — SCon, 11 — Ski, 9, 10, 11 — Tennis. 9, 12 — YL, 9, 10, 11 JENNIFER VANDENTOORN JENNIFER LYNN VANDERWEELE — Acop, 11 — Floor, 9, 10, 11, 12 — JA, 12 — JunR, 11 — Mus, 10, 11 — Orch, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Sl i, 9, 10, 11 — Tennis, 11, 12 STEPHEN ROBERT VANDEUSEN — JunR, 11 — ROTC, 11, 12 — Swim, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Volb, 10, 11, 12 JOSEPH M. VANIERSEL — CC, 10 — Floor, 9 MARC J. VICAR! — Acop, 11 — Dsbl, 9, 10 — ConCh, 10 — FCh, 9 — Frbl, 9, 10, 11 THEODORE SEBASTIAN VILLAIRE — SOC, 9, 10, 11 CHRISTOPHER VOSS GRANT WALTER JENNIFER M. WEAVER — Acop, 11, 12 — Orch, 9, 10, 11, 12 NOEL A WEDLEY III — All-C, 10 — CC, 10 — ConD, 10 — CPS, 10 — MorD, 10 — Track, 10, 11 TERRANCE DENISE WEDDLE — CED, 9 — ComCG, 12 — CU, 9, 10 — CPS, 9, 10 — Floor, 12 — JA, 10 — MarD, 11, 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 12 — SCon, 9, 10 — Volb, 9, 10, 11, 12 THOMAS J. WELLS — FCh, 9 — Frbl, 9, 10 — NHS, 12 LISA D. WESLEY — CU, 10, 11 — CPS, 10, 11 — JA, 9 -- JunR, 11 — Leg, 11 — Pom, 11, 12 — SruA, 12 — Swim, 11 STEVEN PAUL WIEGERINK — Cam, 9, 10, 11, 12 — CC, 9, 10 — Floor, 9, 10, 11, 12 — HOC, 11, 12 — IDkbl, 11, 12 — JA, 12 — JunR, 11 — NHS, 11, 12 — Sl-ii, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Track, 9, 10 — YL, 9, 10, 11, 12 JEREMY WIERINGA — JA, 10 — NHS, 11, 12 STEVE WILBOURN STACEY RE ' NEE WILLIAMS — Acop, 12 — Bkbl, 10, 11, 12 — Cobr, 11, 12 — ConCh, 11 — CU, 10, 11 — CPS, 9, 10, 11 — JA, 9, 10, 12 — JunR, 11 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — ROTC, 10, 11, 12 — Sofr, 9, 11, 12 — Spec, 9, 10, 11, 12 — TS, 12 STACY WILLIAMS STEPHANIE WILLIAMS MELISSA WISE CHRIS WOLFE JENNIFER KATE YARED — Acop, 10, 11 — Cobr, 9, 10, 11, 12 — Com, 9, 10, 11, 12 — ConCh, 10 — CED, 10 — Cheer, 11 — Chr, 10, 11 — Floor, 9, 10, 11, 12 — FCh, 9 — JozzE, 9 — JunR, 11 — JunRMC, 11 — Le g, 12 — Mus, 9, 10 — NHS, 12 — PowPuff, 11, 12 — SruA, 10, 11 — SCon, 12 — Ski, 9, 10 — S P, 11, 12 — YL, 9, 10, 11, 12 BRIAN ZEERUP TERRI LYNNE KIRKPATRICK L 33 E V E Take My Breath Away Homecoming ' 86 1 Michelle ond Colleen shore o happy momenr. 2 Tim wonrs ro be o cowboy. 3. I ' m Mr Cool. 4. Soro ond Jackie ger inro rhe spirit. 1. I con ' r belive rhis, somebody pinch me. ' 2. P.OTC, march! 3. Melissa Tenhove says her farewell. This year ' s Homecoming Week was one rhor will never be forgorren. Spirir Veek began with srudenrs wearing buttons to school. The first 250 sru- denrs that come in the school with a button on received a free 1986 Homecoming button. Tuesday was the day when students got to breok the rules and wear hats ond shades. The Powder Puff Football Gome was on Vednesdoy, so the boys ond girls were to wear rheir Jerseys. Thursday people come to school with their clothes on inside out because it was inside out day. Friday was color day. Every students was to weor blads and orange. Guest towels were handed our to those students wear- ing block ond orange. The rowels hod 1986 Homecoming written on them. The 1986 Homecoming pep assembly was on Friday and wos one of the best yet. Eoch doss sot in rheir desig- noted area in the gym while they awaited the firsr performance. After the ROTC ' s performance, lost year ' s Ho mecoming queen, Melisso Ten- hove, gove a wonderful speech about how she wos glad ro hove hod the honor of being queen. Melissa also wished rhe Homecoming Court her best. Then the court was intro- duced by Gretchen Houschild. The Homecoming Court wos Audrey Ayoub, Kim Dottle, Anroinerre Davis, Beverly Harris, Mary Hodsdon, Leslie Jones, Debi King, Sue Pfeifer, Liz Ra- vich. Heather Terled-ii, and Regino Totten. The students were silent as Mr. West announced the queen. This year ' s queen was Antoinette Davis. She was very excired as well os shocked. After the announcement of the queen. Erica Ellis song That ' s What Friends Are For along with some bock-ups. The Talented and So- phisticated Dancers then performed to the song When 1 Think of You. Next rhe Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders did a routine. The yell- ing contest rhen took place. The doss that won rhe yelling conrest was the juniors. This year ' s Homecoming as- sembly was o very enrertaining and special one. Friday was olso the gome against Union High School. The enthusiasm and school spirit shown among the spectators was fabulous. Ar half time, the floats were displayed. Eoch doss mode a floor rhor hod to do with the Homecoming theme, Take My Dreorh Away. The seniors were oworded firsr place for their float. The sophomores received fourth place, ju- niors received third place and the freshmen received second place. The 1986 Homecoming Dance was on Saturday, OCTober 25, in the moll at Ottawa Hills. The donee was put on by the seniors. Silver, blue, and white balloons were port of rhe deco- rations in the moll. Az Iz was the bond that performed. All the couples at the dance were enjoying this spe- cial evening. The refreshments were red fruir punch and on assorrmenr of cookies. The dance was held from 9- 12 P.M. The chaperones at the dance were Mr. ond Mrs. Walters, Donno Horhowoy, and Mrs. Gillespie. This special evening will surely bring good memories ro the students who ot- tended it. 37 ?fim{i:j90 K 1. The firsr place Senior Roar. 2. The 1986 Homecoming Courr. 3. The Funky Frosh shoor the Cedhowl . 4. The Sophomores orrempr ro ral e bod brearh away. 5. The doss of ' 88 is breorhless. 38 Ol 39 41 Class Of ' 87 Wins Again Powder Puff 1. The senior guys cheer to vicrory. 2. Joy preys rhor the orher cheerleaders don ' r fall, 3. Senior players show their relief offer the gome is over. This year ' s Powder Puff Gome was exciting os well os fun. The gome rook place on October 22, which was rhe Wednesday of Homecoming Veel . The day of rhe game, both the Junior end Senior Girls formed little groups during lunch and showed their enthusiasm for rhe gome. Vhen rhe game began at 5:30, mony specta- tors were olready crowding rhe track to warch. There were funny cheer- leaders for borh rhe Junior and Senior Powder Puff Teams. The junior cheer- leaders included Wc Conkey, Kurt Drain, Brian Ekiund, Jason Masren, ond Joy Owens, Some senior cheer- leoders were Scorr Addison, Druce Fletrer, and Sreve VanDeuson. As rhe game proceeded, rhe players were getting meaner and rougher. The se- niors won rhe gome with a score of 14-8. The juniors played a good gome with some fine players such as Dren- do Dovis, Kristine Gray, Jono Harr- mon, ond Lara Docskey. Some of the star players on rhe Senior Team were Jennifer Yared, Fronklene Hodges, Kim Huizingo, and Roz Russell. The coaches for both juniors and seniors were chosen from the besr of the Vorsiry Football Team. The junior coaches were Chris Corr, Dloine Feyen, Steve Meredith, and Rodney Suggs. The senior coaches were John Srock, Dove Turas, Jason Strickland, and Dob Strobel. The team hod prac- tice every day excepr for Friday, from 5:30-7:00. For rhe seniors, all of rheir practice seemed to hove paid off. The gome went well and both teams did o grear job. 43 44 The OrrowQ Hills ROTC is q milirary program which was established in 72- 73. In ROTC srudenrs learn abour leadership end cirizenship in rhe form of raughr skills such as Milirary Hisrory, Mop Reading, Firsr Aid, Membership, and Drill. The elire groups ore rhe Drill Team, Rifle Team, and rhe Rongers, Orrowa ' s R,OTC has been designored by rhe 2nd Region ROTC as on Honor Unit wirh disrincrion for rhe pasr 9 yeors. 1 4rh Ploroon 2 Company Sroff, from left ro right; Tina Shover Sgr. Isr class. David Looney 2nd Lr , Jolnn Holquisr Cpr. Co Commander, Marl-( Segal Sgr., Andrell Jodsson 1sr Lr. Ex., Dovid Rencher 2nd Lr., Richard Shaver Sgr Isr class. 3 Doys Drill Team 4. Andrew Sweger, Kai Monske, Par Thompson, John Holquisr, Shone Dunconson, Jason Weiringo. 5. Rifle Team, Fronr Rov : Pere Sweger, Koi Monske, John Holquisr, William Heiss. Baci row: E.G. Adams, Shone Dunconson, Sholino Kilgore. Par Thompson, Andy Sweger, Melindo Loro. 6. Rongers, left- to righr 2Lr David Rencher, 2Lr Andrew Sweger, Copr. Korhy Sampson, 2Lr Shone Dunconson, 2Lr Lorn Sheridon, Sgr. E.G Adams 45 Life Is A Cabaret Cabaret 1. Kerry sings for rhe girls clioir. 2. Fronlilene enjoys her song. 0. 5aro, Morcio, ond P.andy perform wirh riTe jazz band. This year ' s big musical producrion, Cabaret, wos performed by rhe mu- sic deparrmenr. This fine producfion was directed by Mr. Rower, rhe choir direcror, and Mr. Sawyer, rhe band direcror. Mony of rhe songs rhar sru- denrs song were by famous record- ers such OS Amy Gronr, Srevie Won- der, Jeffrey Osbourne, Herbie Honcocl , and Prince. Mr. Sawyer oc- companied mosr of the songs on rhe piono. The lighring ond design were borh excellenr. The cover design and sroge backup was done by Colleen O ' PvOurke. The lighring design and lighring ossisronce were done by Tom Hough, Todd Maxim, Craig Ghoreeb, and Michelle Bouidin. Video roping of rhe producrion was done by Karen Larhrop. Many of rhe songs rhar were sung were Girls and Boys by Prince, We ' re Going All rhe Way by Jef- frey Osbourne, and a Venus medley done by rhe Soir and Pepper Choir. Mr. Sawyer did a fine job wirh rhe band. Orrawo srudenrs showed o lor of rolenr and pur on a fine perfor- mance. A duer wos done by Tony Kilgo and Kimberly Dorrle, and onorh- er duer wos done by Henry Sopp and Erica Ellis. Coborer was held or Orra- wo Hills. There were rwo shows, one on Friday ond rhe orher on Saturday. The people involved in Cabaret had a grear time working on the show. They procriced in rhe oudirorium, be- fore school, or lunch, and ofter school. Even though Coborer was fun ro do, it was not on easy job. There was a lor of efforr and hard work pur inro rhe show ro moke it one of rhe besr shows yet. 47 Love Is Forever Sweetheart Swirl 1. Nechole shows off her dore, 2. Tony, ore Julie and Pom borh your dore? 3. Poul and Vendy shore o speciol moment. Srudenr Congress ployed on impor- ronr port of rhis Spirit Weel . First of oil they mode eoch day o speciol attire doy. On Monday students dispioyed their fovorire college sweatshirts, Tuesday everyone wore Valentine colors of red, pink, ond white. People looked sharp on Wednesdoy ' s Dress- Up day, ond Thurdoy ' s Nerd Day caused controversy so it was changed to 50 ' s day of the lost nnin- ure. The week ended with o fun tro- dirionol Hot and Shades day. The Cupid Court Assembly held Tues- day morning wos a highlight of the week. The eleven Cupid condidotes mode cute couples all dressed up and escorted by the girls of their choice. The lucky eleven were: Joel Buchan- an, Michael Davenport, Glenn Ellis, Donovon Goy, John Grindle, Monte Guyton, Lonce Homletr, Jomson Hendler, Dob Strobel, Dove Tutos and Steve Wiegerinl . Michoel Davenport was crowned o very hondsome 1987 Cupid Court King. On Friday night Student Congress sponsored o Dottle of the Classes. All the money raised went for Musculor Dystrophy except for $50 which was awarded to the Champion Closs. The participants were the Executive Boords from eoch of rhe four dosses. Some of the fovored reloys were the Big Wheel, Cartwheel Relay, Orange Passing, Clothes Relay, and Blind Mon ' s Football. Musical Chairs filled the gym with tension os it come down to the final four-one reom member from eoch class. Kishen Newton very cleverly pulled rhe lost choir owoy for a brilliant win, but unfortunately she was disqualified. The strength of the Sophomores sur- prised everyone os rhey tugged their woy to firsr place in rhe Tug-Of-Var ond rhe entire competition. The Sweetheorr Swirl Donee, Sotur- doy, February 14, topped off Spirit Week. The dance wos romonricolly decorored by rhe Student Congress. Couples danced rhe nighr owoy un- der pink heorts and bolloons on o lovely Volentines Day nighr. A weel ro remember! 49 1, Michael, our newly crowned King Cupid. 2 Glenn and Koill anxiously owair rhe announcing of rhe King, 3- Coley shoors for success. 4. John lool« for o way our. 5. Roberr procrices his shor. 51 Friends From Afar Exchange Students This year, like rhose before, Orrowo Hills has been honored ro hove exchange srudenrs come ro rhe school. This year, rhere were three srudenrs: Aosfrid TyseVoer from Norway, David Serveney from Fronce and Srocey Swierer from Germany. Aosfrid and Srocey borh soid rhar one of rhe reosons rhar rhey wanted to come to America wos to hove fun . Stocey and her family like rhe United Stares so much rhot rhey ore planning on staying here permanently. Aosfrid wos here as a senior and seemed very excired obour groduoring here in rhe Unired Stores. David lives in Poris, France, and he be- came very involved in the school, with soccer, baseball, ond perhaps rhe musicol. Hopefully oil of rhe srudenrs meer their expecrorions. 52 n W .;J K v v i m Ki .4 K % -1 B H y ml Si fl 1. Aosfrid rokes her work seriously ond ir shows! 2- Dove shows us his worm, friendly smiie, 3 Aosfrid TyseVoer, Srocey Swierer, and Dovid Serveney 4. Srocey ' sjusr hongin ' oround. A Talent Explosion Talent Review 1. Lookin ' greor! 2. Greor performance, Grom! 3. Kim shows her dancing experrise. 4. Old graduare, Janice Walderp, shows emorion. This year there was a Tolenr Re- view for rhe studenrs from 1981- 1986. The show was very well organized and rhe rolenr was ro be excellenr. There were 132 Pom-Ponners from 1974-1986 rhar did rourines. There were, rhe T.S. Dance Com- pany and various other singers and dancers, including a very spe- cial 65 year old dancing grandmother. The thanks goes ro Mrs. Ernesrine Harris for organization,- Mr. Dennis Rower ond AAs. Trino-lris Harris for rhe ticKets; the O.H.H.S. Stage Crew for the lighting; and rhe pia- nist, Mr. Robert Walker, with the help of Mr. Randy Franklin from WKWM, the support of the T.S. Dancers, and the Pom-Pon stu- dents and porenrs the Talent Re- view was great success! 53 Thats What Friends Are For Junior Review 1 Combinonons from lefr ro righr and rop ro borrom, Sue Cole, Melonie Corey, Jennifer Ayoub, and Leslie Dylsmo 2 Scorr Addison sreols rhe show 3. Shenlyn donees rhe nighr owoy, 4, Koili srrurs her sruff. 54 J Junior Revue is somerhing rhor sroys wirli you well offer high school. Junior Revue hos been around for o long rime. Mrs, Elonor Baker AAorrin soys, ' ' she ' ll never forger her Junior Revue oa, ir WQS called Willy The Robor. Thor ocf Vi Qs from rhe 1955 Junior Revue. David Borv inski said, I srill remember my Junior Revue. The memories of rhor nighr vvill live forev- er . He WQS involved with rhe 1965 Junior Revue. Junior Revue usually consisrs of oil kinds of rolenr, including singing, aaing, comedy, you nome ir. Lost years Junior Revue consisred of many new skirs ond some rhor hove been done many rimes in rhe pasr. Leading rhe performance os rhe 1986 MC ' s were Jennifer Yored, David Tu- ros, Kishen Newron, and Kelly Rein- inger. This year ' s show srorred off wirh unique slide show. Ir picrured rhe Mc ' s or oil rhe reenoge hangouts looking for rhe Junior Revue. Then suddenly rhe slide show ends and sevenry-four screaming juniors come rampaging in from rhe rear exirs. Nexr was rhe senior mock, which was disliked by many of rhe seniors, al- though it WQS enjoyed by the rest of rhe audience. Some of the classic acts were rhose mocking Chris Schwo- derer, Jon March, Mark Whirwer, Don Sessions, Mike Ghareeb, and Maria Morhoney. The Jocteon Five portrayed by Bob Srrobel ond other junior guys, along wirh many orher lip sync ocrs, added ro rhe show. Many people did a lor of exrro work ro ger rhis show done. The co-choir person ' s were Michelle Bouldin, Laura Corey, Ronondo Colvin, and Grerch- en Hauschild. Kishen Newron, Jeff Mesler, and Bob Srrobel helped wirh the choreography. A lor of credir must go to Mr. Charles Cannon, rhe Junior Class Advisor. The 1986 junior doss ended rhe nighr wirh rheir own version of Thar ' s Whor Friends Are For , a popular mu- sic score wrirren by Dionne Warwick and Friends. 55 Success Strikes Again For T.S. Dancers Talent Show 1, A beouHful speech by Mrs. Harris, 2. Morr mokes music wirh his swing sox. Mil-ie ond Ken rock rhe house. The T.S. (rolenred and sophisricofed) Dancers pur on o very exciring show this year. Ir wos very well coordinor- ed by Mrs. Harris, who volunreered her rime and efforr ro moke rhis a greor show. There were rwo differenr shows rhis year. One of rhe shows was held or 3:00 pm for Elemenrory and Jr. High parricipanrs. This show wos won by Jennchelle Sanders, The Doby Dolls, and Myro Horren. The second show, which was held or 7;45 pm, was for high school srudenrs and older. The winners of rhis show were: firsr place Kim Dorrle, second place Class (For- mer srudenrs of Orrowo), and rhird place Lynerre Walker. Proceeds help ro defray rhe cosr of cosrumes, rrovel expenses, and donees classes in Derroir and Hawaii. They also provide scholarships for groduoring T.S. Dancers. Two of rhe winners from Orrowo were Mia Droyles and Brian Droyles. A special Arrisric Tolenr Award was given ro Megan Sorrery. Academic scholar- ships from WKWM and rhe T.S. Danc- ers were awarded ro Mike Word from OrrawQ Hills wirh a 3.5 GPA and Sondro Sruarr from Union wirh a 4.0 GPA. Some of rhe highlighrs of rhe show were: Tony Kilgore ' s version of rhe song, Over rhe Rainbow , Brian Broyle ' s imirarion of James Brown, and rhe T.S. Dancer ' s version of Joner Jackson ' s Vhar Hove You Done for Me Lorely . The choreographers for rhe T.S. Danc- ers were Shannon Horis, Kim Coff- mon, and Borbro Bennerr. 57 Saving All My Love Prom The Best Of Friends Spring Ball 1. Ulondo ' s just as classic as rhe cor. 2 Porrick and Michelle ore having o good rime. These ladies are ready ro party. 4. Kim ond Tony ore our on rhe rown. Spring Doll was o grear success. Ir was in May of 1986 and held or Orrawo Hills High School. Ir srorred or 8:00 and come ro an end or midnighr. Mony people srorred rheir evening sooner, by going our ro dinner and riding around in rheir fancy cars. Mrs. Carrer helped rhe C.P.S. members sponser rhis dance. Ir wasjusr lilse o good-bye dance for her, because ir wos her losr momenr wirh rhe C.P.S. mem- bers. Everyone danced ro rhe sounds rhar rhe D.J. Romeo ond Friends produced. C.P.S. also hod o lirrle of rheir own enrerrainmenr. Derrard Moclslin sung Over Joyed by Srevie Wonder, and Kim Dorrle sung Power of Love by Srephenie Mills. 59 Friday Night Fun Dances Raising School Spirit Assemblies 1. Football ployers get psyched for the gome. 2. Dove Roever tells it like it is. 3. Mr. Roever shows his piano expertise. 4. Mebnie devours her pizzQ in hope of helping her teom win the pizzo- eoring contest. Many assemblies rook place throughout the year, mony of them enrerraining as well os infor- morive. Assemblies such as Morh- ers Against Drunl-; Drivers and Ju- nior Achievement v ere parr of rhe srudenr life or Orrawo. Pep assemblies vv ' ere usually on rhe Fri- doy of o gome, wirh srudenrs showing oursronding school spirit wirh cheering, bonners, ond chonring. Mosr assemblies were run by Srudenr Congress ond in- cluded inrroduaion of rhe sports teams ond the T.S. Doncers. Otrowa was very excired ro have special assembly wirh o guest speaker in September. Mr. Dove Roever, A Viernam Veteran who wos badly wounded in rhe war, come ro speak ro rhe students. His story wos laced with humor, but his moin point was very serious and nothing to laugh about. He spoke out against drugs, suicide, and told about his will to live. He had the whole ouditorium ' s otten- fion ond moved many people who were there. 61 Ottawa Hills Promotes Holiday Spirit Holiday Concert 1. Laura Carey, one of the many ralenred accompionisrs. 2. Girls Chorus hums a line or rwo 3- Marcia rhinte she spors Mr. Wonderful. The 1986 annual Holiday Concerr wos Q great success rhanks ro rhe com- bined efforr of Mr. Rower ond Mr. Sawyer. The speciol holiday concert brought out the Christmas spirit in many who attended. This year the student body at Oftowo Hills got a sneak preview of the concert before It was actually presenred to the par- ents. The stage, festively decorated with lights and a huge bow, set the scene for the concert which featured groups ranging from Salt and Pepper to Beginning Bond. The Orchestra did the ever populat Twelve Days of Christmas which was vety success- ful. Other groups which performed were Chorale, Concert Choir, Girls Chorus, Concerr Band, ond Freshman Choir. Congratulations ro Mr. Rower and Mr. Sowyer and the performers for making this holiday concerr a night to remember. 63 H E H E Opponenr Eosr Grand ftopids Vesr Carhdic Cresron We 6 12 28 They ' . 14 20 7 Chrisrion Cenrrol 7 3 6 Corholic Cenrrol 20 Muskegon Corholic Union 6 28 8 21 7 26 J_L Varsity Football: Together Through The End The 1986 Vorsiry Foorboll Team hod o very good year. Many people soid rhor rhis was a rebuilding year for Orrowo, even so rhe figliring Indians monoged o rhree and six record. Orrowo srorred off rhe season ogoinsr Eosr Grand Rapids. Unforrunorely we losr rhis big rivalry wirh o score of E.G.R., fourteen; Orrowo, six. There were rwo very exciring gomes rhis year. Firsr was rhe Chrisrion game. The score remained ried or zero rhrough rhe losr seconds of rhe firsr overtime. Chrisrion kicl ;ed a fieldgool ro win. The second game also wenr inro overtime, bur rhis rime Orrowo come out on top, wirh score or Orrowo, seven,- Central, six. The big Homecoming gome was the following week. A large number of fans rurned our for rhis gome or Houseman Field on Ocrober 24. The boys come rhrough for rhe big O and killed Union wirh a final score of Orrowo, 28 ond Union 7. The Indions had only nine seniors on rhe reom. They were S. Ammons, R. Dell, L. Coleman, M. Golf, J. Grindle, D. Lewis, J. Olson, M. Solinos, and D. Tutos. The co- coptoins were Robert Dell and Lance Coleman, Five of the players mode the All City Teom. They were Scott Am- mons, Roberr Dell, Granville Drown, Lonce Colemon, and Robert McGee. Honorable Mentions were awarded ro Roy Dlock, John Grindle, ond Mike Salinas, 1 I 66 Lonce runs for rhe firsr down. Orrowo player shows greor spirir. Top: Cooch J. Durcher, 5. Ammons, M, Solinos, L, Coleman, P,, Dell, T. Zone Fourth Row: 5 Speroskey, P McGee, R Block, G Moore, G Drown, J. Ezell. D Johnson Third Row D Turos, J Olson, J, Drisserre, E, Edwords, E Gelders, M. Goff. Second Row: D, Sefron, G, Taylor, K. Drone, H Sopp, J Ashley, R Reynolds, J. Grindle Fronr Row D Lewis, R. Carpenter, S. Meredith, D. Foster, D. Roybon, E. Nelson, K. Cummings, M, McDoniel. 67 Together The 1986 Orrowa Hills Junior Vorsiry Foor- boll Team hod many big ploys rhrough- our rhe seoson. This yeor ' s junior vorsiry coproins were Jeff Huer ond Jimmy Rob- inson. Orhers rhor conrribured greorly were Phil Kozero, Dovid Hubko, ond Greg Moore, Four freshmon were moved ro JV rhis year. They were Joe Pioz, Nick Burns, Horry Derrios, ond Jerry Derrios. When Orrowo ployed Cresron rhe reom really come rogerher. Orrawo scored on rhe firsr ploy of rheir firsr rhree posessions. Jimmy Robinson and Greg Moore ran for rwo of rhem ond quorrerbock Phil Ko- zero rhrew o pass ro Dove Johnson for rhe rhird. They ended rhe gome beoring rhe Polar Dears wirh a score of 36 ro 6. The following rw o weeks Orrawo shur our Christian and Central , They ended rhe seoson with o record of five wins and four losses. They were cooched by Rocky Vulperri and Jim Burns. JV brol e many rockles on rheir woy ro o winning season Jimmy throws for o big gain. Opponent WE They Eosr Grand Ropids 6 Wesr Cortiolic 8 12 Cresron 36 6 Chrerion 12 Cenrrol 22 Cartiolic Cenrrol 8 12 Muskegon Carholic 6 6 Union 14 Jenison 16 6 Top l ow: Cooch J. Burns, J. Hewirr, J, Derrios, Coach R. Vulpetri. Third IXow: J. F obinson, D. Hubko, P. Kozero, H. Derrios. Second F ow: P. Davis, J. Pios, N. Durns, M. Lewis, J. Grorchup. Fronr |i,ow: G. Moore, D. Johnson, J. Ambs, R. Covenough, C. Murp, P,. Drown. 1 66 Oiris Throws all rhe way ro rhe Ciry Title Above, Top Row: Cooches J. Morrin, C. Robinson, E- Sroerzne, K. Grody. Fourrln Row: Y. Drome, V, Locey, W Cohron, C. Apple, R. Jones. Third Row: M. Sneorhen, A. Corron, J. Dooker, K. Schonrz, D, Hovemeir, M. Luce. Second Row: T. Moore, C. Drown, J. Wiltjer, C. Mark, C. Rerrer, P. Taylor, J. VanderWord. Fronr Row: L. Chorles, R. Dorrerbee, H. Forr, R. Jackson, M. Srricklond, D. Corron, C. Dooker. The Frighrened Frosh ger fierce on rhe 1986 Freshmen Foorball Team. They suf- fered rwo our of rheir rhree losses or rhe beginning of rhe season Ixick ro bock. Afrer rhese losses ro Eosr Grond Rapids and Wesr Corholic rhey really bud led down. The freshnnen gor rheir ocr ro- gerher ond won rhe nexr six in a row. They hod four shur ours rhis season and rwo really big ones ogoinsr Corholic Cen- rral (18-0) and Muskegon Corholic (48-0). The defense did o grear job, only allow- ing sixry-one poinrs ro be scored on rhem all year. The defense also did nor ler five of rheir opponenrs score during rhe whole game. The 1986 Freshmen Team Coproins were quorrerbock Chris Drown ond defensive bock Phillipe Taylor. Chris missed rhe firsr rwo gomes bur came bock and led rhe ream ro win six our of rheir nexr seven gomes and rhe Qry Tirle. They were cooched by Kevin Grody and Eric Sreorzner. opponent We They Eosr Grand Rapids 6 28 Wesr Corholic 12 22 Cresron 16 Chrsrion 28 6 Cenrral 6 Corholic Cenrrol 18 Muskegon Corholic 48 Union 34 13 Jenison 6 69 opponent Grand Hoven E. Kenrwood Cenrrol ss Wesr Corhofc! ' Chrisrion Corhdic Cenrrd Union Cresron Uniry ChrisHon Muskegon Girls Vorsiry Doskerboll Retains City Title This year ' s Girls Vorsiry DQsl«rbQll Team did on excellent job. Tiiey ended rlieir season wirli o 17-0 record. The coproins of rhe ream, Adino Thrower, Jessie Pow- ell, and DeeDee Jimmerson, helped Coa- ch Correr and Assisronr Coach Mr. Dran- num ro cooch rhe new players of rhe ream. There were several players rhar had been moved up ro Vorsiry from rhe J.V. Team and rhey proved ro be a valuable asser ro rhe ream. The positions of rhe ream ore os follows: Adino Throw- er — Cenrer; Lisa ClorK, Jessie Powell, Joserre Carter — forword; Tedro Tucker, Terri Kirl patricl ' ;, and Sracey Willioms — guards; and DeeDee Jimmerson — point guard. The team went on to the Region- ols and ended up Co-Champions of the City. The moves of many of the ployers where sly and cunning, rricl-iing rhe play- ers from orher teams. The additions to the team proved ro be voluoble and ro will moke o greor Vorsiry Team nexr year. Adino mokes o winning shot. Lisa tries ro ger around onorher player. Nice play R,oni! Standing L ro P,: Mr. Dronnum, toni McGregoriw, Lisa Clark, Adina Thrower, Jessie Powell, Joserte Correr, Coach Carter. Kneeling L to RL: Tedra Tucker, Terri Kirkpotrick, DeeDee Jimmerson, Stacey Williams. 71 Girl ' s J.V. Basketball Hangs In There This year rhe Orrowo Hills Girl ' s J.V. Dos- kerball Team had a rough season. Under rhe guidance of coach Orro Drannum, rhey had a record of 5 wins and 9 losses. Alrhough rhey hod o rough season, rhey srill come our as a good ream. They wenr through long and rough pracrices preparing for a hard and disappoinring season. Coach Dronnum con srill be proud of rhem as well as con rhe resr of rhe school, because alrhough rheir re- cord wasn ' r rhe besr, rhey srill worked hard and pur up a good efforr. Their rwo besr games were ogainsr Union. The home gome score was 50-16, ond rhe visiror score wos even berrer or 60-13. Dorh games were enormous de- feors. Their worsr rwo games were ogainsr Corholic Cenrrol where rhe score was 25-53, and ogainsr Chrisrion wirh a score of 25-46. Overoll, our of 14 gomes, 9 were home gomes. Liso purs ir up Scores Grand Hoven Eosr Kenrwood Wesr Catholic Chrisrion Corholic Cenrrol Union Cresron Uniry We 22 32 57 32 56 25 52 25 50 60 09 44 41 They 32 47 43 38 26 46 29 53 16 13 41 43 55 front row; Aniko Might, Anesho Hopson, Omydo Taylor, Lynee Lorge bock row: Nicole Taylor, Liso Ison, Angle Adorns, Joserte Carter 72 -_ Loshondo brings ir inro play. Ployers from each reom barrle for rfie boll Front row; Korhy Derby, Omydo Toylor, Sonyo Meeks Dock row; Toshno Hudnell, Dridgerre Mcgee, Cassandra Johnson, Losfiondo Hoynes Girl ' s Freshman Basketball Doesn ' t Give Up The Freshmon Girls Doakerball Team unforrunofely was nor up ro standards rhis yeor. The ream had some problems gerring rhrough rhe season. Mosr of rhe players had left rhe ream for vorious reosons. Some were unable ro play because of lack of acodemic obiliry, while orhers moved up ro Junior Varsiry. As q resuir, rhe Freshman Dasl-serboll Team was left wirh only five players. Even though rhey only had five players, wirh rhe leadership of rheir coach Thomas James and rhe two ream caprains Dridgerre ond Omydo, rhey kepr on going and gave everyrhing rhey hod ro offer. They all hod ro ploy rhe full lengrh of each game, which is nor an easy rhing ro do. Even rhough rhe season wosn ' r whor rhe school was hoping for, Orrowo con srill be rhonl-rful rhar borh rhe coach and rhe ream srayed rogerher for rhe season. Scores Union Cresron West Corholic Corhoiic Cenrrol We 43 32 30 30 They 23 23 36 32 73 1 Ik,  vUpponenr I Cresron Cenrrol Cenrrol (- w Carholic i ' ' Union Chrlsrion Boys Golf A Rebuilding Season The 1986 Boys Golf Team hod q year ro rebuild. They are anxiously awaiting next season, wirh only rwo seniors grad- uoring. Wirh co-coproir Greg Schwo- derer and Greg VandenDosch, rhe Orro- wo Hills Golf Team ended rhe season wirh a 1-5 record. Coach McCarrhy was rhis year ' s coach and seenned ro be soris- fied wirh rhe performance of rhe play- ers. Five players made ir ro borh Ciry and Regionols: Greg Schwoderer, Greg Van- denDosch, Eric Klein, Lance Everr, and Jason Mosren. The ream hod ir ' s ups and downs all season, from Greg Schwo- derer placing fourth in Regionals to Ja- mie March gerring o disopoinring 15 strokes for one hole. Ciry was played at Kent Country Club ond Regionols were held or Muskegon Elte Counrry Club. The ream is looWng forward ro a much stron- ger and winning season next year. Good Luck Guys! Whor did you ger? Eric shows good form. 74 ' . :z!:: j::s:: .£ - -° -- °- «- . «- -- cooch mcc hv, bo.o. .ow .o. .. . Leyen, Rick Huizengo, Rob Tyson 75 Girls Tennis Has A Tough Season The Girls Tennis Team hod a rough year, having only won rhree gomes. They had one oursronding win ogoinsr Union, winning 6 ro 1 They olso won ogoinsr Calvin Chrisrion and Cresron winning borh gannes 4 ro 3. The Girls Tennis Teom had a couple of rough gomes ogoinsr Holland and Cenrrol losing borh gomes ro 7. The players were firsr singles, Dersy Dylsma, second, Jenny Cornerer, Third Monico Wilrjer, and fourrh was Melonie Shearer. The doubles players were firsr, Jennifer Vonderweele and Kris Koorn- dyk, second Audrey Ayoub and Diane Arlinsl-r , and rhird was Julie VondenDosh and Jocelyn Seirz. The exhibition players were Holly Pierryl and Missy Riley. Mr. Guilluime is o wonderful cooch wirh a lor of experience. He really enjoys work- ing wirh rhe girls. The players ore looking forword ro him coming back ogoin nexr year and working wirh Girls Tennis Teom. The girls hod o rough season bur over oil rhey pur in a lor of hord work and dedi- corion rhey con hope for o berrer seoson nexr year. J Julie VondenOosch concenrrares for E winning hir. Jenny aims for rhe IdoII. Dersy hir o winner. 76 Monica lobs rhe boll. Where did rhe boll go? Sronding — Julie VondenDosch, Holly Pierryk, Missy R,iley, Jenny Cornerer, Kris Koorndyk, Melanle Sheerer, Cooch Guillaume Kneeling — Monico Wilrjer, Audrey Ayoub, Jennfer Vonderweele, Dersy Dylsmo, Diane Arlinsky, 77 H ' OHHS OHH5 OHHS OHHS OHHS OHHS OHHS OHHS OHHS OHHS 2 Forest Hills Northern 2 2 Union 0 0 Christon Norrhview 3 4 Cresron 3 Tri United Christon 2 0 Catholic Cenetrol a 3 Central m Vest Cotholic m. Rockford n Soccer Team Kicks To A Rough Season This yeor ' s Soccer Team hod a rough season. They did well in rhe disrricr gomes winning rhe firsr gome ogoinsr Cresron 6 ro 1. They olso won rhe second gome ogoinsr Cenrrol 5 ro 3. The finol game ogoinsr Kenrwood was losr ro 11. The co-cQproins were Perer Shilling and Mark Hoorlin. The ' Desr Ployer ' award wos given ro Perer Shilling. The rop scor- er wos Corl Daumen wirh 12 goals. Orher goals mode rhis seoson were by Marcus Losse; 8 Mike Pererson; wirh 6, Jemol Weddle wirh 3, Jay Owens wirh 2, and Jason Smirh wirh 1. Leading rhe season in ossisrs were Mork Hoorlin wirh 7 ond Joy Owens wirh 5, The orher ossisrs were Morcus Losse 4; Perer Shilling 4; Roy Jack- son 4; Carl Doumon 3; Kurr Drain 2; ond Jemal Weddle, Dovid Kensren, ond Morr Michowski wirh 1 each. The seniors on rhe ream were Perer Shilling, Carl Doumon, Dovid Kinsworrhy, Marcus Losse, ond Koi Monske. Alrhough rhese voluoble players will be missed, rhe ream Is srill young ond hope for a berrer season nexr year. Alrogerher rhe ream hod 19 gomes wirh 8 wins and 11 loses. r Marl spots rhe boll. Marcus rakes a break afrer o long gome. Everyone gongs up on the boll. 78 Mork makes o great defensive kicl . Score, Score!! Sronding — Cooch Adem Srreiral, Raymond Jacl on. Perer SInelling, Mark Dion, Koi Manske, Jason Smith, Matt Michowski, Grey Ohiman, Coach Mike Streiroi. Kneeling — Mike Peterson, Nothen Hatrison, Tog Do, Joy Owens, Jemol Weddle, Steve Corbett, Nor Pictured — Mark Losse, Corl Douman, Kurt Drain, David Kinsworthy, Marl-; Hootlin. 79 Girls Swim To Success The 1986 Girls Swim Team had o very successful season. The ream caprair s were Debi King and Karia Block. Dorh have been on rhe ream four years. This years ream broke many records. Morcia Hiemsrra, Jeonnie Srephenson, Karia Block, and Debi King broke rhe medly relay record wirh a rime of 203.3. Hearher Durcher broke rhe diving record wirh score of 232.9, and Molly Dash- now broke rhree freshman records: rhe 50 free, rhe 200 free, and 100 fly. Orrowo placed 2nd in rhe Ciry Meer, only a few poinrs behind Wesr Carholic. All who parricipared did a wonderful job. Debi King placed 1sr in rhe 100 fly, and Korlo Block ploced 2nd in borh rhe 200 and 500 free. Hearher Durcher placed 2nd in Diving ond Jodi Cronkrighr ploced 4rh. The Firsr Annual Woman ' s O.H.H.S. Invi- rarionai rurned our ro be a greor success, wirh OrrawQ placing second. The meer was held or Orrowo. Ir gove rhe girls a chance ro swim agoinsr reams rhey usu- ally don ' r ger a chance ro compere agoinsr, such os Holland, Norrhview, Kal- omozoo Cenrral, and Wesr Orrowo. The season was such a greor success because of rhe fine coaching of Korhy VonVolkenBerg, Gory Williams, ond Sue Wesrmaos. Jlp Angie loota like she ' s been swimming wirh her clorhes on iiiiiiliiiiiitr ' - i Korhy swims ro o record finish. Mr Willioms srudies rhe meer plan. 80 Jocelyn gers ready ro do her flip rurn. ■y; - Yes, you rwo hove ro ger in rhe worer. Debi flys ro vicrory. From lefr ro riglnr. rop, Tonyo Ryrer, Jocelyn Jonn, Korhy Dyl omo, Love Ramos, Krisrine Perliins, Keliy Dorwinski, Gino Welscor, Krisren Hes, Cooch Korhy Vonvoll enberg. Angie Vondenroom, Jona Horrmon, Heorlner Durdner, Jodie Cronlvigl-ir Liso Drond, Korlo Diocli, Srocie Williams, Debi King, Jeonnie Srevenson 81 Scores Opponenr Grondville Wesr Orrowo Cresron Hollond X Lansing Eostem Kenrwood . j . Rockford Grond Haven Worer Polo Mokes A Splosh The 1986 Voter Polo Team, wirh hard work, and rroining come rhrough wirh a league record of four wins and four losses. This year ' s rri-caprains were Todd Maxim, Joel Buchanan, and Granr Val- rers, people who also conrribured greor- ly and were rhe high scores were Chris Willioms, Chuck Jones, Scorr Dykomo, Tim Maldog and John Kosok, known ro mosr of his ream members as Schmoo. The ream really worked rogerher in rhe gome ogoinsr Lonsing Eosrern. They stuck it our through rhe regulorion four periods and finolly pulled our rhe victory wirh score of Ottawa ten ond Lansing Eastern nine in overtime. Next year, Ottawo Hills expects to see plenty of school support in the Voter Polo Team. The team con hove a win- ning season with the help of true school pride thot has mode this school famous for sports year after year. Todd mokes a winning poss A new stroke by rhe Schmoo Schmoo gerring ready for rhe big gome. Gronr purs rhe boll inro ploy. The ream eagerly awoirs rhe whisrie. Dock row, from L ro R. Serh Oeure, Jon Ogdohl, Kevin Kreger, Shown DeJonge, Fronr row: Ken DePeol, Joel Duchonon, John Kosok, Gronr Wolrer, Todd Moxim. Nor pictured: Chuck Jones ond Scorr Dykemo- Oppoiierits Union 41 ChfisHon 40 Cresron 27 Cenrrol smrnxmi 28 Vest Corhdic M 36 Carholic Cenrrol J H P 33 Cross Country Looks To The Future Cross Country is o very rewording sporr rhor con be o lor of fun. Ir roKes o lor of hard work and dererminorion. Runners nor only run ogoinsr orhers, bur also ogoinsr rhe clock. Acruolly this year ' s season was sorr of Q rebuilding year, seeing rhar many of rliose wino porricipored losr year did nor join rhe ream rhis year. The ream rored 6rh in rhe dry. Because rhe ream was smaller ir was also weaker. The individ- uals who porricipored ore very good run- ners wirh lor of porenriol, bur as a ream rhey were jusr srrong enough. The 1986 ream was mode up of 14 people, rwo of rhem being girls. The coproin was Bruce Flerrer and rhe coach was John Jones. He has been rhe coach for a greor mony years, ond is o runner himself. The seniors were Bruce Flerrer ond Scorr Addison. The ream hod rwo invirorionols rhis year, one wos rhe Fennville invirorional and rhe ream scored 267. The orher wos rhe Voir Lowrence Invirorional ond rhe score for rhor one wos 187. Borh were very enjoyoble meers. Virh o whole season of rebuilding procrice and only rwo seniors groduoring, rhe ream hos o lor of porenriol. Good luck ro nexr years ream. Keep going Druce, ond you ' ll pass him! 84 Rod shows good form. In rhe home srrerch. From lefr ro righr. 1sr row, Scorr Dickie, Mike McGuigen, Tom Milhoupr, Erin Burden, 5herry Duprey, 2nd row, Rod Moore, Chris Corr, Drion Knighr, Scorr Addison, Druce Rerrer, and Cood Jones. Nor picrured. Shone Dunconson, Chris Horig, Uly Lozodo, Kevin Obermeyer, ond John Woffle. 85 I Oppoaenr B They HoUond 76 S 57 Kenrwood 75 58 Cresron 69 80 59 58 Union 89 68 58 48 West Corholic 91 50 52 51 Corholic Cenrrol 49 84 45 71 Cenrrol 81 70 55 57 Grondville 83 49 Chrisrion 74 82 67 73 Kolomozoo 64 59 Jenison 70 Eosr G P, 71 67 il Boys Varsity Basketball Dominates Opponents The 1986-S7 Vorsiry Doskerbail Team dominored rhe area. They hod much individual ralenr. Wirh four players over 6 ' 6 , rhey overpowered rheir oppo- nenrs, blocking shors, controlling rhe of- fensive boards, and playing inrimidaring defense. Their fosr-breoking offense re- sulted in many crov d pleosing jams. Orrowo was led by 6 ' 4 oll-srarer Mi- chael Davenport. One of two players to sign with Division I colleges. This is Doven- ports third year of storting. He received a scholarship from Xavier. Jeff Olsson, a 6 ' 8 center is headed for the University of Padfic. Completing Ottawa ' s front line were 67 sophomore Morte Smith, 67 junior Dexter Jones, and 6 ' 8 junior Reg- gie Green. Another big scorer for the Indians was senior forward Robert Dell. The guard spot was superbly hondled by senior Myron Trimble. Coaching this team, his fourth year, is Granville Drown. He consistently has a competitive and exciting team. Morte swisl-ies onorher one from rhe choriry srripe. 86 Trimble looks for rhe sreol. Morre goes for rhe rebound. 3rd row: Coach Gronville Drown, Tinn Dock, Morre Smirh, Jeff Olsson, Reggie Green, Dexrer Jones, Greg Moore 2nd row: Roy Clock, Mickey Hopson, Monre Guyron, Michael McDaniel, Jay Large Isr row: Myron Trimble, Michael Dovenporr, Roberr Dell 87 Boy ' s J.V. Talent Proves To Be Successful The 1986-87 J,V. Daskerboll Team is full of rolenr and leadership. They olwoys play wirh o posirive orrirude and work hard. Mr. Oris Smirh coached rhis successful season. The reom was lead by Jermoine Couch, Anrhony Johnson, Jeff Huwirr, and Dovid Hupko. Through rhese leader ' s hard work and o srrong bench rhe ream wenr on ro have a winning season. When rhe reom did lose rhe score was close. Two srrong ream leaders Jermoine Couch and Darren Bonds. Coach Smirh srared rhor rhe players worked very well as a ream and every one of his players displayed o posirive orrirude. The skill rhis reom possesses is sure ro be on exciring addirion ro rhe Vorsiry reom next year. Jeff lays ir in for rwo. Poul gers ' rhe dunk. We They Holland 73 50 Kenrwood 58 n Cresron 58 49 Union 67 58 West Corholic 67 72 Carholic Central 59 69 Cenrral 75 54 Grondville 77 59 Cresron 65 66 Union 69 38 Wesr Corholic 61 41 3rd row: Paul Johnson, Jason Smirh. Darren Donds, John Veenkomp, Lance Evererr, Chris Larson, Anrhony Jeff Hewirr, Coach Smirh 2nd row: John Sonders, Tim Voss, Clarence Douknighr, Dove Hupko, Anronine Hill, Frank Jimmerson Isr row: Porrick Davis, Greg Leiss, Jermoine Couch Johnson, 88 Greg or rhe line ro shoor rwo Lionel does some fancy dribbling. Young Indians Shoot Their Way To First The Freshmen Boskerboli Teom hod o very exciting season rhis year. They slsill- fully experienced rhe thrill of victory more ofren than defeat. Cooch James Carter stated thot no par- ticular ployer stuch out, for they ployed well together as o team. A few of the players who starred were, Coley Mark, Lacy (12) Jones, Cedrix Walker, Quency DIakely, and Tyreece Guyton. Two of the team leaders were Cedrix Walker and Steve Anderson. 2nd row. Coach Correr, Dee Carter, Kenneth Booker, Vol Jones, Locy Jones, Donzell Jenkins, Jomelle Weddle, Dryon Havemier, Cedrix Walker 1sr row: Greg Morheny, Lionel Correr, Julian Goodson, Quency DIakely, Tyreece Guyron The young Indians went 9 and 3 ending up tied for first in the City. These talented boll players should hove a winning sea- son next year as J.V. players. Opponent We They Kenrwood 59 62 Cresron 56 32 Union 84 39 Wesr Carbolic 55 56 Carbolic Cenrral 47 61 Cenrrol 66 55 Grondville 77 42 Cresron lb 38 Union 65 41 West Carbolic 94 90 89 Varsity Volleyball Captures City Title — Undefeated The 1986-87 Vorsiry Volleyball Team had Q grear year, led by cooch Mrs. Mary Terr. Her dedicarion and hard work wirh rhe ream helped make rheir season suc- cessful. The rwo coprains were Terri Weddle (senior), and Jona Harrman (jun- ior). Induding rhe coprains, rhe srorrers were Amy Rakowski (senior), Toro Shields (senior), Rosalyn Russel (senior), and Kris Gray (junior). Speaking coproin and fronr row middle hirrer, Terri Weddle, was an all-around srrong player. Amy Rakowsisi, a lefr side hirrer, was also on all-oround player, who hod o greor serve. Tare Shields could be poinred our as rhe sror of rhis superb ream. She was on exceprional member, playing well or every posirion. Toro was especiolly good or digs and spikes. Senior Roz Russel was o fine serrer and led her ream in assisrs. Kim Huizingo enrered rhe gome as a fronr row player for Roz. Taking firsr place in rhe Ciry League, rhe Vorsiry Volleyboll Team wenr undefeor- ed. One of rheir roughesr and sweeresr vicrories was rhe gome ogoinsr long-rime rivol, Corholic Cenrral, Orrowo wos down 13-8, and Jona served 7 aces ' ro pull rhe ream up for o 15-13 vicrory. Kris Gray ' s 9 spikes added ro rhe enrhusiasm. The ream also wenr ro invirorionols, moking ir as far as rhe semi-finals. Congrorulorions for o fonrosric season! This ream will definirely become o legend! The ream rallies ro discuss srroregy. A powerful serve. Amy Rakowski, Soro Eggerding, Kim Huizingo, Kris Gray, Taro Shields, Coach Mrs. Terr, Terri Veddie, f osolyn fXussel, Jono Horrmon, Amy Adair, Lynerra Scorr. 91 JV Volleyball Set For Next Season The 1986-87 JV Volleyball Teom experi- enced Q season of ups ond downs. Deor- ing Cresron in 2 gomes was an exciring fear. The caprain of rhe JV ' s was Cori Rokowski. The orher srarrers were Jo- serre Carter, Roni McGregory, Angle Ad- ams, Chrisrine Floyd, and Julie Lensink. Their cooch, Morrho DeVries, said rhe whole ream consisred of good players, she really couldn ' r single our one ployer. Each girl conrribured ro rhe gome in her own way, rhe reom wos well-rounded. The girls really improved during rhe yeor, ond srrived ro be rheir besr. Team spirir was always presenr, rhe girls gor along well rogerher ond kepr a posirive orri- rude. They worked rogerher rhrough rheir ups and downs. Cooch DeVries has coached volleyball or OHH5 for 2 years. This was her firsr yeor for JV. She ployed on rhe lasr Orrowo Vorsiry Team ro win rhe dry championship (1981-82) unril rhis year. Her ream should be well-prepared for rhe challenge of playing Varsiry nexr year. SCORES Which way did ir go? Car! and Angie — Pieady ro Kill! OPPONENT V E THEY Chrisrian 3 1 15 15 Cresron 15 12 8 15 13 15 Wesr Carholic 5 16 15 18 Union 15 15 5 10 Central 4 6 15 15 15 16 12 14 Carhoiic Cenrral 4 6 15 15 Union 15 15 4 5 Sronding: Consuelo Coburn, Julie Lensink, Chrisrine Floyd, Carl Rakowski, Leririo Levi, Norasho Hilbronds, Caoch — Morrho DeVries Kneeling: Laura Oldenburg, Ann Liefer Missing: Roni McGregory, Angie Adorns, Joserre Correr 92 Roberro gers rhe hit Uionda soves rhe day. Freshman Volleyball A Year Of Experience The 1986-87 Freshman Volieyboll Team hod Q rough firsr year. Having only six members could be viewed as borh o disadvanroge, as well as an advonroge. If a player didn ' r feel well, or was having an off game, rhere weren ' r any play- ers on rhe bench who could come in and relieve her. On rhe orher hond, with so few ream members, each player re- ceived personol arrenrion and help on improvemenr from her coach, Krisrin Horrman. This was Krisrin ' s firsr year and she really enjoyed working wirh rhe girls. A srudenr or Grand Rapids Junior Col- lege, she groduared from Orrawa Hills in 1984. Krisrin played volleyball or OHHS for four years. 5he was exclred ro come back and help rhese girls. Ir was a yeor of learning and goining experience for everyone. SCORES OPPONENT a-f THEY Union 1 15 12 15 Cresron 2 15 6 15 Central 5 15 Standing Susan Ghareeb. Coberra Monske, Michelle Doulin. Kneeling: Jenny Roloff, Ulondo Long, Missing: Sholondo Wilson I 93 Opf onenf 4i We Nonhview -• X EGR Qesron ■WWi 75 Qrisiion ' ' ' % A Coitiolc Cemd % Si Cenrrol P1 Wesr Cottiofc 104 Boys Swim Team Carries On Ottawa ' s Successful Tradition The Boy ' s Swim Team hod o rewording seoson Everyone worked va-y hard ro give riTe ream o oreor ronkir g in rhe dry. The ream is coodTed by John Slykhouse, former swimmer of Orrowo Hills. His coodiirig obiliries hove given rhe ream greor success. Two swimmer ' s names srick cnjr when speoi-fl ' ng of rhe swim ream. These rwo seniors ore rhe coproins, Joel Duchonon orxj Gronr Volrer. Joel ' s spedolries ore rhe 1CKD bocterroke, rhe 2(X} freesryle, orxj rhe 100 IM. Gronr ' s besr obliries ore rhe breosr stroke cr d rhe 2CO IM. Airhough rhe seniors conrribured o lor ro rhe reom ' s success, many underdoss- men hove proven rhrough hord work rher sv nmming obffiries. A few of rhese swimmers include PNI Kozero, who broke the sophomore record. Trey Smirh, ond Shown DeJonge. Tne under- dossmen ore sure ro corry our rtie Orro- wo Hill ' s rrodirion. Tne seniors and rheir rclenr and sprir will cerroinly be missed. These seniors in- dude: Joel Duchonon, John Kosok, Todd Moxim, Mork Merzger, Sreve VonDeu- sen, ond Gronr Wolrer. Good luck nexr year ro rhe upcoming swimmers! Scott bockdves for a perfea 10. Sreve VorOetjsen bocksiTokes to firsr. Ottowo Hi ' s dver flps heod over heeis for The ream. 1 94 Cory Rerrer Is in rhe lead. Joel conremplores his nexr race. ■ ' S 0-P l- ' a( i 1sr row: Sreve VonDeusen, John Kosak, Joel Duchonan, Gronr Walrer, Todd Maxim, Marl Merzger 2nd row; Ric Conkey, Chuck Jones, Scorr Douwkomp, Scort Dykemo, Chris Villioms, More Dion, Tony Shelron, Jerry Vhire 3rd row: Coach Williams, Kevin Kreeger, Shown DeJonge. John Ogdohi, Jim Toddy, JJ Dechrel, Trey Smirh, Phil Kozero, Serh Deure, Scorr Dickel, Coach Slykhouse, 4rh row: Ryon Smirh, Cory Rerrer, Rick Huizinga, Arr Fosrer, Jason Whersrone, PJchord Joseph, Tom Hooker 95 9EORI OPPONENT m Union m Christian SKi Cresron _ jg Chrisrior RSnlibi ' 117 120 Cresron 125 l Cor c 123 Gymnasts Leap To The Top The coQch of rhis speaoculor 1986-1987 gymnosrics ream is Mr. Durcher. The ream is mode up of seven members: Heorher Durcher (junior, Ail-Around); Jo die Croni-irighr (junior, beam, vauir); Ro chel Menning (sophomore, Ail-Around), Tommy School (sophomore, Ail-Around) Tosho Booker (sophomore, Ail-Around) Lynell Tyson (sophomore, Ail-Around) Wendy Alexander (o Ciry High fresh- man, floor). Having o fonrosric winning season, rhese gymnasts hove only losr one ream by 3 prs, Wesr Carholic. No other ciry ream, except Cresron, has even come close to beating Ottawa ' s fine gymnasts. They also did well at invitarionals. The team is led by All-Americon Heorher Durcher and behind her is Rachel Men- ning. Heorher won firsr place in rhe Ail- Around event at the Rockford Invitation- al while Rachel rook sixth. Heather also received rhird place or the RocWord Invi- tational while Rachel followed close with fourth place. A score of 9.4 on the vault, by Heather, is rhe ream ' s highesr score. Rachel holds the top score on the floor with on 8.75. The team should be back together again next yeor, full force. We ' re looking for- ward to seeing some more great scores from these girls and the whole talented team. Congroruiotions for a terrific season! 96 Durcher worches Durcher ' s flawless voulring- 4 Tommy prepores for her dismount. Wendy shows graceful bolonce. I , Top; Wendy Alexander Middle: Lynell Tyson, Tasho DooKer Dorrom: Heorher Durcher, Tommy Scholl, Rochel Menmng Jodie concenrrores ro do her besr. 97 Hockey Ices Another Season This year rhe OrrowQ Hiils Varsity Hockey Team has worked hard ro please rheir school. Ottawa ' s Hockey Team has al- ways been competitive, and this year was no exception. Every time they hit the ice, whether In ptoctice or at a game, they showed everyone they were able ro ploy with the best. They unfortunotely hod their shore of hard times and bad days. Coach Richard Jensen says they started with a good ream but their two best scorers, Dove Kitchen and Jocl Hoist, were both injured In the some game against Central. Also In rhe some gome Marcus Losse was suspended for one gome for fighting. Now the reom ' s an- chor man Is Dove Matfoiiono, a sopho- more, who proved to be on outstanding goaltender with o 90% save record. This year the record ended up 1-12. There were rimes when the Hockey Team Just couldn ' t pull through. Otto wo hod to ploy ogoinsr some very competi- tive teams which along with losing their two best scoters con account for not alwoys looking their best in front of the crowds. Among these tough teams were West Cothollc, and the best rated teom In the City League, Cotholic Cen- tral. Ottawa ' s victory was over East Grand Rapids, another very competitive team. Orrawo morches up wirh Wesr Corl-ioiic Coach Jensen gives advice ro a player 98 The puck is ours. Ready ro score. front row: Victor Monsl e, Chris Armiroge, Kevin Obernneyer, Dove Morroliono. Joy Owens, Druce Fletrer, Jeff Mesler bod-; row; Paul Kolendo, Dove Cobb, Dove Kirchen, Koi Monsl-;e. Sreve Wiegerinl , Ion Smirh, Shannon Hilbronds, Cooch Richard Jensen 99 Opponent We They Hollond 6 72 Forest Hills Norrhern 39 24 Middleville 45 22 Cenrral 19 64 West Catholic 10 79 West OttQwo 14 56 Union 22 54 Creston 9 49 Denton Horbor 51 12 Catholic Centrol 72 Lakevlew 54 21 11 Young Wrestlers Strive For Victory This year rhe Orrawa Hills Vorsiry Wres- tling Team didn ' t hove the season they hod onticipoted. The ream starred off with opproximotely 18 wrestlers which loter fell ro 10. These 10 wrestlers put out their best for rhe rennoinder of rhe sea- son. Their cooch Pete Lee, along wirh Ottawa High School, cheered the ream on with encourogemenr. Even though Coach Lee didn ' t hove enough wrestlers ro fill oil rhe weighr classes, each member tried their best. This wos o disadvantage since all the wresriers didn ' t olwoys compete in their weight dosses. Ottawa ' s feom went ro rhe Ciry Champi- onship againsr West Cotholic. A very happy David Lewis, one of rhe team ' s best, took first ploce in rhe 185 lb. doss. Keep rhe spirit and good luck next year guys! Trey hos his opponent under control 100 Trey consults wirh Coach Lee, Phelippe hos rhe upper hand. front row: David Thorson, David Johnson, Sean Smith, Steve Schantz. Vincent Locey bock rovi : David Lewis, Jerry Moore, Phelippe Taylor, Korl Schonrz, Greg Moore, Coach Pere Lee. 101 I - Coach Mr. Shoihoup CopToins: Mike Ghoreeb, Jeff Mesier Foresr Hills Godwin Vesr Corhotc Qesron Corholic Cenn-Ql Cirisrion Union Cenrrol Eosr Kenrwood Musi-;- Corh. ' 9 7 2 3 5 6 4 1 2 4 ' -5 6 3 5 u. Varsity Baseball Hits A Homerun Season The Varsity Doseboll program for rhe 1985-86 season was cooched by Mr. Shoihoup. The reom was 4-8 in rhe league standings, and they were 5th overall in city. Otrowo ' s team consisted of six seniors, eight juniors, and one soph- omore, Steve Meredith. Steve wos brought up to rhe Varsity Team to help them our half woy through rhe season. Mr. Shoihoup hod rhree team captains: senior Mike Ghoreeb, and juniors Jeff Mesier and Dob Strobel. The team hod good leadership ond enthusiasm throughout the season. The team ended the season being the only city team to beat Corholic Central, 5-3. The guys con- duded rheir season by winning 8 out of their lost 10 gomes. On the way to the district finals, Ortawo beat Grand Hoven and Grondville with the help of Jon March and Jeff Mesier. Jon pirched a two hitter in one of rhe finals and Jeff Mesier pirched a winning gome ogoinst Grond- ville. In the Grondville gome Dob Strobel hit Q 400 ft. homerun over rhe fence. The guys had o greor 85-86 season. 4. Jim prays he will moke the corch. 102 2 Tom conrermplotes whether he should rry ro sreol or nor. 1- Oh, whor o srudi 3 Sholhoup shows a smile, a rore occosion 4 Team — Left ro righr 1sr Row Lonce Everr, Sreve Meredirh, Mike Ghoreeb, Dob Srrobel, Choncey Williams 2nd row — Ken DePeol, Jon Morch, Don Sessions, Mark Whirwer, Jim Pirrman, Cooch Sholhoup 3rd row — Phil Sourhlond, Jeff Olsson, Jeff Mesler, Dovid Turas, Tom ri,iva 103 JV Baseball Better Luck Next Year The Junior Vorsiry DosebQll Team showed good ream spirit even rhough ir was Q discouraging season. The players on rhe ream pur a lor of effort inro rheir gomes. The JV boys demonsrrored good sportsmanship as they suffered the many rough losses. Drion Ekiund was the CQptoin for this year ' s team. The coach for rhe Junior Varsiry Doseboll Team wos Orlando Villorol. This coach spenr hours working wirh rhe players or the proctices and shared rhe boys ' disappointing sea- son. The JV boys should be credited for rheir commirment and discipline for or- rending rhe somerimes gruelling prac- tices. One of the gomes rhe ream won wos against Union High School. The score was 8 to 7. The 1986 JV team finished rhe season with two wins and twelve losses. Even rhough rhe ream did nor win many gomes, they should remem- ber rhe good rimes rhey hod being o porr of the JV team. The Junior Vorsiry Team con look forward ro o better sea- son next year on the Vorsiry Team. Coocln. Orlondo Villorol Coproin; Orion EWund Opponent ' e They Forest Hife Central 6 17 West Corholic 0 3 7 8 Catholic Cenrrol 0 5 11 14 Christian 0 7 10 10 Union 6 8 12 7 East Kenrwood 4 6 12 22 Cresron 14 16 Christian . 0 7 6 10 Muskegon Catholic Cenrrol 6 3 Todd throws rhe boseboll ro home plore A quorrer of super heroes snnile for rhe comero. Sronding L ro [ Cooch Villorol, Alon Kreirel, Lorry Sheridan. Don Sefron, Jason Mosren, Todd Hodson, Greg Leiss, David Hubko. Kneeling L to pi, Kurr Drain, Dorrel Roybon, Mark Forenzo, Jusrin Ashley, Shown DeJonge, Scorr R,eilly Nor picrured Drion Ekiund 104 One of Orrowo ' s boys dreoming of ploying in rhe -World Series. Greg Leiss gives his oil , ' T ii t Sronding L ro P,: Fronli Love, Jeff Grochrrup, Kneeling L ro R: Jody Durress, P,ob Tyson, Tom Jocob Vondermyde, Phil Kozero, Chris Lorson, Leubke, John Missod, David Shirey, Dovid OhI, Tim Vos, Ron Nol, Joson Smirh, Greg Leiss, John Tim Leyen, Rondy Rondolph, Jomie Morch. Alghire, Cooch O ' Horo. Frosh Show Potential This year ' s Freshmon Doseball Teom dis- played rheir arhleric cbiliries through rheir good reomwork during rhe games, as well as demonsrraring a lor of ream splrir. The ream wos coached by Brian O ' Hora. The rime Brian O ' Hara spent coaching, in addition to rhe cooperarion of rhe play- ers, conrribured ro rheir improvemenr throughour rhe seoson. The players ' hard work during rhe procrices and rhe gomes paid off. The gome ogoinsr West Catholic was a close one. However, Or- rowo ' s ream pulled through and won with o score of 8 ro 7. Anorher exciring gome wos ogalnsr Cenrrol. Our boys won wirh a score of 5 ro 3. The gomes ogoinsr Corholic Central ond Cresron were also comperirive. Even rhough rhe Freshmon Teom did nor place firsr, they can be proud of themselves. The boys ended the season with five wins and eight losses. These Freshmon will help nexr yeor ' s JV ream hove a very prom- ising season. The srudenrs or O.H.H.S. wish you rhe best in 1987. Cooch: Drion O ' Hora Opponent Easr Grand Ropids Corholic Cenrrol Union Eost Kenrwood Eosr Kenrwood Cresron Wesr Corholic Cenrrol Corholic Cenrrol Cresron Wesr Corholic Cenrrol Union We 11 6 8 4 3 7 5 6 10 8 5 2 They 2 8 9 10 10 10 8 13 2 4 7 3 18 105 JLL Girls Varsity Track Runs To Title Losr spring ' s Girl ' s Vorsiry TracI ' ; worKed hard ond earned whar rhey deserved. They ron owoy wirh the Ciry Tirle and rooi-; second place in rhe area. Afrer moking ir ro srore, rhey rook renrh place against some rough comperirion. A few girls srond our becouse of rhe rremendous work rhey did. Liso Reyn- olds hos conrribured a lor in rhe pasr yeors ond losr year wos no exceprion. Tonya Powell should also be congrorulor- ed for her ralenrs. Fronklene Hodges, Sherri Duprey, and Michelle Jones hove hod successful seasons showing rheir quick speed. Mony freshmen were o porr of rhe Vorsi- ry Team. Dedro Tucker, Tondro Tucker, and Teisho Moyweorher had a greor srorr ond ore expecred ro odd o lor of rolenr ro nexr year ' s ream. Wirh rhe freshmen rolenr, rhe ream will be show- ing some greor work in rhe years ro come. Union 121 7 Chrisrion 55 73 Cotholic Cenrrol 80 45 West Corholic 83 45 Cenrrol 88 40 Cresron 115 12 Tedro leops ro victory Chenique mol ' ses on exrro efforr 106 Arlene gives ir oil she ' s gor Fosrer, Melissa, foster! On your mark, ger ser, go! 107 Losr year ' s Boy ' s Varsiry Track had on excellenr season. They were unbear- able. Overall, rhe reom finished first in rhe dry, second in rhe area, ond renrh in rhe srare. Many individuals conrribured ro rhe sea- son ' s success. Hue Morrin Robinson, rhe caprain of rhe ream, received rhe Mosr Voluobie Player Aword ond wos rhe only player vvho placed in srore in on individuol evenr. Bernard Mocklin, v ho kepr rhe reom going, vi qs chosen as rhe spirir leader. Dovid Jackson v os given rhe Mosr Improved Player Award. A fev players ran rheir vv ' oy ro srore. These ployers included Hue Morrin Robin- son, Ceoser King, Roberr McGee, David Jacl-son, Lance Coleman, and Bernord Mocklin. The seniors conrribured a lor ro rhe ream ' s unbearable record. The ream is sure ro carry on rheir successful rrodirion. Good luck nexr year! Jusr o lirrle higiier Pere. Hue Morrin crouches for o berrer view Sreve l-ielps Todd srrerch our 108 Top row: Coach Cannon, Aaron Derry, Dernord Mocl lin, Hue Marrin Robinson, Todd Cornevole, David Jackson, Anrhony Edwords, Scorr Amons. Coach Johnson Middle row; Roberr McGee, Arnold Webley, Reggie Robinson, Ceosor King, Mil-ie Hopson, Perer Dulrmon, Jeff Duprey Dorrom Row; Javier Dominguez, Druce Flerrer, Lance Colemon, Greg Vinson, Domon Block 109 Girls J.V. Track Achieved Great Success The 1986 Junior Vorsiry Girls Track Team was cooched by Mr. Dronnum. Their season ended up wirh a 3-2 record. Mr. Dronnum spent olor of rime .working wirh rhe new Freshmen and many showed oursronding porenriol. The girls hod many wins, including on astounding vic- tory over rhe Union Red Hawks, beoring them 90-0. The 2 meets thor they lost were ogainst Creston and Central, both of which were close until rhe end. Mr. Dronnum worked the girls very hard in order to get them in shape and ready for competition. He also worked them hard so they could achieve their gools as teom. The ream was represented by the Freshmen and rhe Sophomores. Cooch Dronnum has broughr our some good runners in his yeors as o cooch. As o whole, rhe Junior Vorsiry Team hod o good year and rhe Freshmen runners will be a voluable addition ro rhe Vorsiry Teom next year. Coach; Mr. Dronnum Scores: Opponenr: We They West Cotholic 68 23 Union 90 Centrol 40 60 Creston 46 58 Catholic Central 56 24 Sronding L ro r Colleen R,ohloff, Shannon Lyes, Arrie Sonders, 5horon Veorhersby, Porrice Allen, Liso Corey, Moureen r ,ohloff Kneeling L ro P. Sroctiio Kilgore, Essieno Yorbrough, Tosho Booker, Melonie Logrone, Howonnoh Sroren Dorrom Coochi Dronnum 110 Are you falling asleep Mickey ' Kendrick gers ready ro sprinr - Sronding L ro R: Coach Connpn, Kevin Coleman, Kendrick Cummings, Porrick Dovis, Kinyoro Drone. Henry Sopp, Tony Kilgo. Mike Douldin, Kneeling L ro P,: Tony Hayes, Shone Duncanson, Doniel Vhire, Sid Dov , Mirchelle Hopson, Eddie Edwords, Elvis Nelson, Aaron Walker, Greg Moore, Rolph Dedo, Chris Corr. The 1986 Junior Vorsiry Boys Trad-; Team was led Through o fine season by Cooch Cannon. The season ended wirh o 4-1 record. The ream members did a grear job ond showed a promising Varsity Team nexr yeor. Mr. Cannon pushed his ream members ro victories rhor rhey otherwise would not hove hod without his fine coaching, hord work, and dedica- tion. The closest meet was ogainsr Cen- rrol, wirh Ottawa finally winning with a scote of 63-67. The boys were also vic- torious over Union, bearing them with a score of 33-97. The J.V. Team was mode up of Freshmen and Sophomores. Vith this, it proved to be some good competition for the orher area high schools. This season proved to be o fine seoson for Boys J.V. Track and hopefully in the furure Mr. Cannon will always do his besr wirh the teom. Good Job Guys! Coach: Charles Cannon Scores: Opponent: We They West Catholic 95 35 Union 97 33 Central 63 67 Creston 94 37 Corholic Cenrrol 901 3 402 3 111 tboch Lorry Srrefei-i ' srra Carholic Cenrrol Cresron Cenrrol Union Chrisrion Vesr Corholic o. Ladies Tee Up For Success The 1986 Girls G olf Team hod o rremen- dous season rhonks ro the fine coaching of Larry Srreeksrro. The ream did well in rhe Ciry March, wirh Kelly Reininger scor- ing 105, which was rhe lowesr score on rhe reom. Tricia Zomberg scored 108, Jennifer Cornerer scored 119, ond Chrisrie Veenkomp scored o 125. The ream con- sisred of 3 seniors, 1 junior, 2 sopho- mores, and 1 freshman. Wirh or leasr 4 rerurning players, nexr year ' s ream will hove ro work very hard. The Regional Tournomenr wos held or Norrh Kenr Golf Course. All who porridpored did a won- derful job. Jennifer Cornerer ond Kelly P-eininger showed rheir experrise, wirh Jennifer scoring 107 and Kelly scoring 108. Tricia Zomberg scored 115 ond Chrisrie Veenkomp scored 118. The regional march was especially greor for Kelly, who mode all ciry wirh her score of 108. Nexr year will be o rebuilding season for rhe Golf Team. Wirh rhe rhree seniors, Tricia Zomberg, Chrisrie Veenkomp, and Julie Meredirh oleoving, rhe ream will hove ro pur exrro efforr inro rheir march- es ro dominore rhe ciry. i f ti ■CiiEma£ Chrisrie, we ' re glod nobody ' s behind you 112 From lefr ro right: Jennifer Corneter, Kelly ( eininger. Coach Srreel-srra, Julie Meredith, Tricio Zomberg, Chnsrie Veenkomp, Heorher Nosky, Erinn Hoynes. 113 1 11 Tennis Team Swings To Victory The 1985-1986 Orrowa Hills Boy ' s Tennis Team hod q greor year. Under rhe coaching of Mr. Dove Ellis, and through hard worl-i and rroining, rhey were able ro pull off a winning season with o record of 7-2. Although rhey losr ro Wesr Orro- wa ond Chrisrion, nor for one minure did rhey ler up. Although rhe ream losr 6 seniors rhis year: Tom Appel, Todd Dow- man, Steve DeRoos, John Edieman, Vince Miller, and Chris Schwoderer, they con still expeo to hove on excellent team next year. Leading off rhe teom as 1 singles was Vincent Miller. Kevin Davis hod a great season ot 2 singles, followed by Todd Bowman at 3 singles, and Greg Schwoderer picked up 4 singles. The ream of John Edlemon ond Chris Schwo- derer started off at 1 doubles, Tom Appel and Steve DeRoos at 2 doubles, ond David Lozoro and Phouc Le at 3 doubles. The vj o losses, against West Ottawa and Chrisrion, both ended up with a score of 2-5. Their best gomes were against Central and IJnion, which they beot them 7-0. After such o successful year. Coach Ellis can only be hoppy. And with him coaching next year, along wirh rhe supporr of rhe school, they should be oble to pull it off ogoin. Cenrrol Union Cresron We 7, iM. They Chrisrion West CarhoSc 2 6 5 2 6 6 5 1 Coihdic Cenrrol Vest OrrowQz 6fQnd Hoven Jenison 2 5 1 1 114 Todd and John owoir rhe opponenr ' s next serve Kevin srnkes c v inning pose Front row Tom Appel Joson Everr, Ryon Covonough, Dovid Lirson, Ron Housner, Chod Wormingron, Todd Dowmon, David Lozoro, Eric Klein Docl. row Phouc Le, Joe Drisserre, Kevin Dovis, Greg Schwoderer, Vincenr Miller, Sreve DeRoos, Chris Schwoderer, John Edlemon, Cooch Dovid Ellis 115 Cooch: Sron 5peroskey Assisronr: Undo Neor Eosr Grand Rapids Chrisrion Foresr Hills Wyoming PorK Cresron Cenrrol Wesr Coriiolic Corholic Cenrr South Chrisrion Northview Rod- ord lUSk. Corh, Tremendous Teamwork Pays Off In Winning Season The 1986 girls ' Vorsiry Sofrball Team hod Q sporhling season. Ir began during Spring Dreal ' ; winen rlie ream and rheir dedicor- ed coocli, Mr. Speroslsey, joined riie De- rroir Tigers ond orlier greor ball players in sunny Florido for spring rroining. During this week, rhe girls ser q very imporranr goal. They decided rhar rhey were go- ing ro push rhemselves ro rhe limir, play winning seoson and finish or leosr fourrh in rhe ciry. Nor only did rhis sensarional sofrboll reom meer rheir gool, rhey surpassed ir, by placing second in rhe dry! Everyone pulled rogerher and ployed solid boll ro reach rhis occomplishmenr. Amy Ra- kowski and Kris Gray led rhe reom with high performance pitching. Each girl rhrew a no-hirrer and rogerher rhey monoged ro hold rheir opponenrs ro rwo or fewer runs in eleven boll gomes. Due ro Q cou ple of unforrunare errors in rhe Srore rournomenr, our girls losr ro Grand Haven 2-0. Overall, rhese hard-working girls had o fonrosric yeor — rhe firsr winning Vorsiry Sofrboll season in five years! The ream vored Kris Groy MVP ond honored Amy Flokowski wirh rhe Cooch ' s Award. Morlo Morheny was rhe reom coproin. Cooch Sperosl ey really rhinte a lor of rhis ream and odmires rhem for rheir im- provemenrs and efforrs. Whor ' s rhis. o new dance srep ' 116 Kris jusr con ' r ger enough of rhe comera Coach ' s fovorire saying, If you carch ir in rhe air, ir ' s on our. Top Row: Cooch Speroskey, Morlo Marheny, Chorniro Alexander, Kris Groy, Amy fXokowski. Kim Huizinga Dorrom Row 5rocy Villioms, Crysrol Chombers, Debi Relph, Pom Moncure. Julie Evererr, fXosolyn Russell 117 JV Softball Swings And Misses The JV Sofrboll Team showed greor spirit rhroughour rheir season. Alrhough rhey did nor win mony gomes, rhey hepr a good orrirude and l ;epr trying. The fielding looked good and Jodie Cronkrire and Cori Ral-!Owski made some great catches. Cori, olong with Kori Smith, showed rheir skill as pirchers. The season opened wirh a smashing win agoinsr East Grand Rapids 17-10. The JV ream closed rhe season on a good nore when rhey pulled oheod by one ro bear rough Muskegon Corholic room by 10- 9. Linda Near was rhe team ' s coach and she encouraged the girls ro rhe very end. The ream gained much experience through the season ond ore preparing rhemselves for o winning season in 871 Coach: Linda Near Easr Grand Rapids Chrisrian Foresr Hills Cenrrol Wyoming Park Union Cresron Cenrrol West Cofhollc Catholic Central Pvockford Muskegon Catholic Central 10 WE THEY 17 10 4 7 13 28 9 15 6 12 13 10 3 6 4 21 31 15 16 13 31 10 Lool mom. no hands! Coke odds life ro the JV reom. Kneeling (Xurh Mocomber, R,eisho George, Adelirs Codeno, Sherri McDoine, Kim Jimmerson. Corhy Kurschinsi-si Sronding: Coach Neor, Michelle Shelron. Can Rokowski, Crysrol Jackson, Karl Smith, Trocy Dejorge. Jodie Conkrighr, Kim Simmons, Cooch Kelly 118 Is this ralenr or what? The 1986-87 Pom Pon Squad enrerroins rhe crowd. Pom Pon Dance With Class This year ' s Varsiry Team hod o greor season. They gave everything rhey had ro offer, and were rhe besr rhor rhey could be. This year was special because rhe girls had a chance ro go ro Canada. They sold candy and hod dances ro raise money for rhe rrip. Ponn Pon clinics and comperirions kepr rhem busy rhroughour rhe year, and wirh rhe hord work and dedicarlon of caprain Kenya Smirh and advisor June Smirh rhey pur on many greor shows. The Junior Varsiry Pom Pon Team con- sisred of a lor of hard working young ladies. These rolenred performers will be expecred ro be on Varsiry nexr year. They performed or borh J.V. foorball and baskerboll games os well as a few Varsiry gomes wirh rhe Varsiry Squad. June Smirh was rhe odvisor for rhe J.V. as well as rhe Varsiry. The J.V. squad also wenr on rhe rrip ro Canada and hod o greor rime. Tina shows off her dancing skills. 119 ' A tm m Michelle srrurs her stuff n fs ' ho r. Aw, isn ' t Kenyo cute. f V ' I Sherri leorns the new donee steps with eose. Klshen Newton, the Closs President, performs wirh rhe Pom Pon squod. - 120 Top row: Regino Woshingron, Michelle Henderson, Charniro Alexander, Leo Jannes, Kimberly 5ypykowski, Second row- Srephenie Tripler, Tino Wirringron, Down Jomes Fronr row: Kishen Newron SI Sronding: Anrionerr Moeweorher, Kenya Smith, Monique Word. Kneeling: Sherri McDoniel, Libby Johnson, Kwonyoh Seowood. 121 Varsity Cheerleading Promotes Spirit This year ' s Vorsiry Cheerleading Squod pur in o lor of hard work and enrhusiosm in b orh rhe foorboll and boskeriDoll sea- sons This year ' s squod wenr ro rhe Greorer Grond Rapids Comperirion and won sec- ond place. The squod olso will be going ro rhe Hope College Comperirion during rhe boskerball season, where rhey ploced renrh our of a hundred and sixry. The Varsir Cheerleaders hove a new coach, Jona Koemon. They porricipored in many fundraisers, including a cor wash ro raise money for new uniforms. This year ' s ream consisred of mosriy ju- niors. The girls on rhe ream ore: Uso Doordo, Dorriane Drown, Kim Jimmer- son, Kendro Koning, Chris McGuire, Tonio Perry, and Kerri Traviss. Orowo Hills will be glod ro see oil of rhese girls on rhe reom again nexr year. The cheerleoders pur in many long hours working on cheers and rourines. The games jusr wouldn ' r be rhe some wirh- our rhe pep and spirir of rhese dedicared cheerleaders. The cheerleaders give o side glonce ro rhe aowd. TonlQ, whar ore you up ro ' ! Dorriane shows rhe aowd a new donee move. Chris cheers on rhe players 122 Kendro does a dance for rhe speaorors.  Liso Daardo helps ger rhe crowd reody for rhe gome From lefr ro righr: Lisa Doordo, Kim Jimmerson, Kerri Troviss, Chris McGuire, Dorrione Drown, Kim Simmons, Kendro Koning. Cenrer: Fronklene Hodges Top: Tonio Perry I 123 J.V. Cheerleaders Cheer To A Winning Season- The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Squod has pur in a lor of hord work and im- proved wirh each gome. The coach rhis yeor, Terri Vulperri, hepr rhe girls worls- ing hard. The Junior Vorsiry Squad parrici- pored in borh rhe foorball and bQsl-;erball games. They olso cheered or many pep assemblies, helping ro keep up school spirir and sporrsmonship of Orrawo Hills High School. The cheerleaders pur in many hours of practicing cheers and for- mations. All of this hard work payed off for the squad when they won firsr place or the Greater Grand Rapids Competi- tion. Ottawa Hills hopes ro see all Junior Varsiry Cheerleaders on rhe Varsity Squad next year. Liso gets rhe sopliomores cheering in hope of winning rhe spirir comperirion Karen cheers before rhe gome begins Top row, from lefr ro righr Louro Edwards, Karen Srevens, Lisa Vicori, Kim Liprol , Dorcy Srrenzel. Dorrom row: Shelli Word, Koren Qyodo, Dhionne Kinsworrhy. 124 Michelle worches Orrowo go for onorher win. The Frosh Cheerleaders give ir oil rhey gor Freshman Cheerleaders Show They Have What It Takes The freshman cheerleaders are new to Orrowa Hills bur rhey were very helpful ro rhe sporrs reams. Wirh o lor of enrhu- siam ond school spirir rhe girls were an asser ro Orrowa. Coached by Derh Worner, rhe cheer- leaders exibired a lor of spirir and pep or rhe boskerboll and foorboll gomes. The crowds were usuolly sporse or rhese gomes, bur rhe girls gove ir all rhey hod ro cheer ro winning seasons. Top row, from left ro righr: Amy DeHoon, Tonyo Johnson, Michelle Pioeser, Mory Deans, Morshoe Freemen, Liz Kovonough, Tosho Henderson Dorrom row: Melissa Zomarripo, Jennifer Lusk. Ginny Fernondez Top row, from lefr ro righr Louro Hirchcock, Sheri Morsholl, Love f omos, Morsho Cummings, Amy DeHoon Dorrom row, Michelle ( oeser, Melissa Zamorripa. Liz Kovanaugh 125 O R G N I O N ORGANIZATIONS PS SiS6. ?iSifc1«T ' i. vV; ' I WBrnem mmm i C H i n til f f tl-l t C 1 $: 4 4 4 1sr row (rop): Julie Love, Corhy Anemo. Korlo Block, Shannon Mumpower, Melisso Miller, Mirondo Guyron, Kirry Thomos, Heorher Nosky, Kendro Koning, Kerry Troviss 2nd row: Mr Rower, Tokio Vonder, Pom Corlon, Amy Spidell, Jenny Throll, Chrysrol Chambers, Jem Veaver, LaDonna Joseph, Dionne Kinsworrhy, Kim Liprok, Tracy Anderson 3rd row Srephonie Dillord, Chris Koorndyk. Srocy Willioms, Rochel Youells. Kwonyoh Seowood, Michelle LoGrone, Tern Kirkparnck, Monica Wilrjer 4rh row Melisso Poog, Berry Jordon, Liso Homilron, Carol DeDorge, Millie Carter, Jackie Vogelaor, Liz Piovirch, Liz Gebben, R,enee Evons Nor picrured. Norongo Chopmon, Tommy Vandenelsr, Julie Gum. Srephonie Reed, Morshonnell Dollemon, Suson Elom, Regino Torren Are you lisrening ' The girls woir for closs ro srorr. Girl ' s Chorus The Girl ' s Chorus was one of rhe mosr enrer- rainlng singing groups or Orrowo Hills. They porricipored in many events during rhe school year. The choir perfornned or the Chrlsrmos Concerr, rhe S,E, Vocal Fesrivol, rhe College Concerr, and Coborer. The girls also song or rhe inducrion of rhe new Norionol Honor Sociery Members. They helped ro moke rhe evening a special one for many of Orrov o ' s srudenrs. The represenrarive of rhe choir was Jenny Thrall. Mr. Rower was rhe direcror of rhis ralenred group who did an oursranding job of perform- ing for Orrowo rhroughour rhe year. Are rhey reolly singing? 128 Dock row: Lomonr Groves, Anson Kilgore, Richard Joseph, Morshoe Freemon, MorTrese Word, Tonyo Johnson, Morgorer Senders, Pom Green 2nd row Mork Sneorhen, Sonyo Meeks, Mouniro Hordimon, Mario Donene, Shonon Alexander, Cory Flerrer, Norosho Hilbronds, Roberr Darrerbee, Jamy VondenWoude. 3rd row, Srocey Swieter, Yolondo Youz, Romano Schreuder, Susan IXosser, Heorher Dalkemo, Mono Holbrook, Kerry Erid-sson, Shonnon Dehr, Elise Simmons 4rh row: Emily Smirh, Mindy Delenger, Melisso Zomorripa, Josmine Moore, Erica Dolron, Eugene Vis, Melonie Rocho, Laurie Hirchcock, Leoh Gillord, Kim Hollidoy, Bridget Dowmon. 5rh row: Kim Srrurhers, Holly Olson, Corhy Wolrers. Nor pictured: Shori Marshall, Michelle Mcintosh, Cory Thirter, Ann Wilson ProCTice mokes perfea Mr Sawyer conduas his doss. Freshmen Choir The Freshmen Choir showed excellent vocal talents in 1986-87. James Sawyer was the di- rector of the hordworKing choir. These per- formers participated in such events as rhe Christmas Concert, the Southeast Vocal Festival, and rhe Collage Concert. They also did an exceptional job singing ot Cabaret and at Woodland Moll. The representative of rhe choir wos E mily Smirh. This year rhe choir had much energy and enthusiasm. Mr. Sawyer and the Freshmen Choir should be commended for rhe enjoyable enterroinmenr that they provided for the students or Ortawa. I ' ll never be oble to memorize this 129 Left ro righr: Pam Corlon, Jon Hull. Kris Korndyke, Todd Maxim, Melonie Dehr, Chris Armiroge, Jenny Vondenroorn, 5reve Vondegevel, Melisso Wise, Chris Pirrman, Kim Leer, Tony Kilgore, Louro Corey, Glen Sreil, Kim Borrle, Frankline Hodges, Grerchen Houschild, Porry Klekodo. Nor picrured: Dove Cobb, Korie Thomos. 5olr b Pepper procrices for rhe upcoming Chnsrmos Concerr Don ' r rhey look enrhused ' Salt Pepper This year Solr Pepper demonsfrored o uniqueness in rheir performances. They song or o voriery of evenrs including Coborer, rhe Chrisrmos Concerr, rhe Collage Concerr, and rhe S.E. And S.W. Vocal Fesrivols. Hosring rhe Pops Fesrival, singing rwice or Woodland Mall, and porriciporing in a jazz comperirion were also o parr of rhe choir ' s busy schedule. They also sang or rhe Docculoureare. The direcror of Solr Pepper was Mr. Rower. The rwo repre- senrorives were Chris Armiroge and Melanie Dehr. As usual, Solr G Pepper was one of Orro- wa ' s besr musicol groups ever. Poy orrenrion Chris! 130 Isr row (top): Jamie Wolrers. David Hubl-iO, Koren Srevens, Henry Sopp, Mosherrie Correr, Joe Herrel, Pom R,eohm, Chris Cornevole, Julie Love 2nd rov : 5corr Did-;el, Erico Ellis, J J Dechrel, Jason Everr, Rondy Rondolph, Moshio Dukes, Ryan Covonough Ord row: Jod-iie Vogeloar, Jenny Zick, Loro Docskey, Nicole Erlckson, Angle Dakita, Cindy Thorson Nor pictured: Joe Cebelak, Jason Droce [ ' « -1 ' 1 I ' i S0 . , 1 ( , ' . A V . Is rhor rhe new Mr Rower? Pracricing for o tornado drill Jason ' I Chorale Chorale consisrs of srudenrs who oudirioned ro ger in rhe choir. Chorale was o parr of rhe many musical evenrs rhroughour rhe year. This group of performers sang or Cobarer, rhe Pops Fesrival, rhe Collage Concerr, and rhe Sourh- eosr and Sourhwesr Vocal Fesrivals. They also represenred Orrawo or Madrigal. Chorale also song or Woodlond Moll and or rwo of Iroquois ' assemblies. The direcror of rhis superb choir was Mr. Rower. The rwo represenrorives were Jennifer Zick and Lora DocsKey. Chorale per- formed wonderfully rhis yeor, ond probably will improve in rhe furure. Don ' t tfiey look innocent? 131 Top row, lefr ro righr- Doryl Mirchell, Andrell Jocl-aon, Don Deloof, Phil Kozero, John Veenl ' iomp, Lonce Hamlerr. Ken DePeol, Eric James, Dove Cobb, Jeff Ambs, Dovid Fox, Merrill Arnold. Terri Weddie, Lisa Tarpley, P.oysheena Arnold, Karhy Kurschinski, Daishonie Evans, Jason Brace, Kerry Jocl-ison, Gronr Wolrer. Nexr rov : Carlo Heovilon, Lyndo Gilliam, Lisa Carey, Shoron Moring, Molly Dashnow, Omar Griffin, Soro Eggerding, Missy Higley, Jim Robbins, Marcio Hiemsrro, Jeremy Whire, Arrhur Fosrer, Chad Morson, Jim VonOrteren, Dovid OhI Nexr row Liso Hamilron, Roberta Monske, Kendall Srinchfeild, Una Lewis, Rhondo Green, Colleen O ' Rourke, Maureen Rohloff, Deonna Johnson, Ram f eohm, Willy Rondolph, Koren Douglos, Mike Douldin, Kurr DeGoede, David Kinsworrhy, Paul Huffmier, Tonjoy Drool-s, Dortom row Erin Haynes, Dawn Grochrrup, Shannon Horris, Morn Homeyer, Tim Shaver, Ann Dennerr, Koren Mussehl, Jenny Zick, Trino Harris, Mochelle Shelron, Jenny Crodock, Lochelle Shelron, Tony Rositas, Greg Marheny, Michelle Bouldin, Sreve Wilbourn Nor pictured: Corhy Anema, Jobe Herrel, Leroy Mdnrosh, Loosoh Taylor, Heorher Taylor Follow rhe leoderl Are we having fun yer ' Marching Band This yeor, rhe oursranding OHHS Marching Bond shined like never before. Their rolenr v os evident rhroughour rhe year, and rheir herd work paid off. They received a fifth raring or rhe Rockford Invirarional, and a division three roring or rhe M.S.D.O.A. Fesrival. Morching Band performed or o number of pep assem- blies this yeor. The band enrerrained vast num- bers of Indion fans during half time at most of rhe football gomes. As in rhe post years, Mr. James 5awyer wos the director. The drum majors of the group were Erinn Hoynes and 5teve Wilbourn. Morching Bond gers down 132 Top row, lefr ro righf: Kurt D roin, JenI Weover, Vondi Walker, Henri Srollings, Corol Cook, Rurh Mocomber, Deonno Johnson, Amy Forrel, Koren Douglas, Jenny Vonderneele, Mieshoy Garlin, Anne Dennerr Ploy ir, Kurr! Jenny bote pleosed Orchestra This years orchesrro hod o full year. They spenr rheir rime performing ar such places as rhe Board of Educorion Milloge Meering, ond com- pering is such fesrivois as rhe M.S.D.O.A. Fesri- vol. The orchesrro also hod rhe opporrunlry ro rake a rrip ro Chicago. They enjoyed seeing rhe sighrs and rhey were also forrunare enough ro see rhe Chicago Symphony Orches- rro in performance. The direcror of rhis fine group was Mr. Jomes Sawyer. Jennifer Von- derWeele, o senior, served os presidenr, and Jenny Weover, also o senior, held rhe honor- ary posirion of concerr misrrlss. Concenrrorion 133 ' Top row, left ro righr Doryl Mirchell. Jerry Tyson, Williom Smirh, John Woffle. Dorel Ross, Cedrix Woll-ier, Marvin Lewis, Noel Webley, Charles Murphey, Wendy Timmer, Andreno Whire, Vonesso Cunningham, Srephoni Chondler Srephoni is all smiles! Daryl worl«, quierly Beginning Instruments This year was rhe second year for Deginnng Insrrumenrs, This bond was designed for sru- denrsjusr beginning in insrrumenral music. The doss struggled wirh music Theory comprehen- sion doily. These dedicored srudenrs worked very hard rhroughour rhe year, learning hovv ro ploy rheir porricuior instrument. Mony of rhe srudenrs worlsed hard enough ro become o member of rhe 1987-88 O.H.H.S. Marching Bond. A big rhonk you ro Mr Sawyer, rhe group ' s rolenred director, for his time and pa- tience during rhe 1986-87 school yeor. Doryl and Cedrix roke five! 134 The Debore ream: Morrho The, Melissa Riley, and Jason Wise. Morrha ond Melissa discuss rheir cose Jason presents his evidence. Debate Debare is an inrerschoiasric comperirlve evenr in rhe area of argumenrorion. Every year on orgumenrory ropic is given ro rhe debarers. Each individual ream of rvi o musr decide v herher ro rolie rhe affirmarive or negative side of rhe orgumenr. Once rhey hove decid- ed, rhe smaller reams of rwo people compere againsr rhe orher high schools reams. The ream rhar besr convinces rhe judges rhar rheir side is correcr, v ins. Debare requires a lor of research, reasoning, and good communicarion skills, A grear omounr of rime is devored by each member, and especially by rheir coach Mr. Deorrie. Martha tries to decide which side to take. 135 row 1 Roymond Reynolds, Gino Velscorr, Grerchen Houschild, Nikki Doker row 2: Michelle Shelron, Nechole Drake, Scorr Douwkomp, Tesho Murry, Shorllyn Redmond, Amy Cole, Libby Johnson, row 3: Melonie LoGrone, Sore Docon. Jono Horrmon, Dersy Bylsmo, row 4: Winchell Curry, Nick Burns, Eric Gelders, Dorcy Korerburg, Jomson Hendler, Chris Corr. Missing: Sue Pfeifer Mr. Sholhoup ploys Sonro Mr Sholhoup jusr loves his srudenrs Student Congress Srudenr Congress was offered as o doss insrecd of on exrra-curriculor acriviry. Ir was open ro oil grades 9rh rhrough 12rh. The members porrid- pored in a lor of acriviries rhroughour the year. Some acriviries were Thonl-sgiving and Chrisr- mos drive. They also adopted o family for rhe holiday season. The smoUe-our wos olso spon- sored by Srudenr Congress along wirh rhe Life- Sover Program. The murals rhroughour rhe school were pointed and rhe holls were deoned up. Many acriviries such as rhose were acomplished rhis year. The Srudenr Congress as a whole has done a lor for Orrowo rhis year and has improved the school atmosphere greorly. Student Congress is a good organiza- tion and will be conrinued for many years ro come. Jomson, Are you sreoling rhe rree? 136 The DOEC members, bock ro front, R,ow 1 Mrs. Horn, Felicio Thomas, Jeonnie Cones, Jeff Kiser Row 2, Lynnoise Ingrom, Drendo Dovis Row 3 Kim Huizingo, Shoni Lewis. Lynnoise proaices for rhe upcoming comperirion. 1986-87 DOEC officers ■ Shoni Lewis,- President Lynnoise Ingram; Treosurer, Drendo Dovis; Secretory, BOEC DOEC is a comperirive business club, requiring various business sisills. Each member musr be in Q business class, and be able ro apply rheir skills in Banking Applicorions, Keyboording, Shorr- hand, Emblem Building, Proofreading, Calculor- ing, and other relored areas. These DOEC sru- denrs compere ogoinsr orher business clubs all around Western Michigan. Pveginol comperions were held in January and srare finals were in March. Everyone did a fine job, and mode this years Business Office Educorion Club a greor success. Shoni perfeas her typing skill. 137 row 1 Mrs Thomas row 2 Mica Deons, Penny Moncure, Michelle LoGrone, Amy Shomsideon, Shornese Smirh row 3 Fronklene Hodges. Koren Jones, Michelle Smirh, Decolo Hendriclis, Connie Horris, Norolie Monrgomery. Virginia Deans, Drendo Dovis row 4. Anrionerr Moewearher, LoDonno Joseph, Tony Kilgo. Dorron Speormon, Angela Bowman. CPS Officers (clockwise): Fronklene Hodges, President; Koren Jones. Treosurer. LoDonno Joseph. Secrerory; Dorron Speormon. Sgr or Arms; Drendo Davis, Vice President Ulondo is all smiles. CPS This year ' s CPS was ocrive in school projecrs rhroughour rhe year. The odvisors were Mrs. Horris and Mrs. Thomas. CPS is an organizorion rhor sronds for Communiry, Parenr, and Soci- ery. Thanl ;sgiving, CPS reamed up wTh Srudenr Congress ro deliver food boskers for rhe needy. Ar Christmas, rhey broughr holiday cheer ro rhe communiry and school. Other projects such as the holiday events were continued rhrough- our rhe year. CPS helps our many people in the community in every way they can. Tommy, did you hove o hord day? 138 Sue guards rhe srore enrronce The Book Srore sroff services irs cusromers wirh sryle Book Store Besides providing snacl-a for everyone or lunch rime, rhe school srore reaches rhe srudenrs who v ork rhere how ro use cosh regisrers, and keep rrack of profirs, debrs, and bills. Manoged by Mr. Hondlin, rhe srore sold condy, drinl-s, and chips ro ear. Nor only did rhe srore keep sromochs full, bur also school spirir high, by selling Orrowa Indian T-shirrs, shorrs, emblems, ond orher relared irems. Thonte ro rhe srore and irs sroff, rhe Orrowo srudenrs mode ir rhrough onorher year. Service wirh o smile. 139 row 1 Louro Corey, Dersy Dylsmo, Audrey Ayoub, Greg Vondenbosch, Grerchen Houschild, Druce Flerrer, Porry KlelwdQ, Liz Rovirch, Chornira Alexonder, Shelley Sweeris, Lisa Porree, row 2 Dob Srrobel, Gronr Wolrers, Leroy Mclnrosh, Fronklene Hodges, Decky Deorden row 3 Kevin Nouro, Pere Schilling, Michelle Douldin, Anny Forrell, Debi King, Heather DeJonge, Kim Darrle row 4 Ken De Peal, Mike Muyskens, Lance Everr, Mork Merzger, Joel Duchonan, Kurr De Goede, Scorr Addison, Sreve Wiegerink, Jeff Olsson, Leslie Jones, Dove Turos Shorrilyn Redmond gers ready for rhe induction ceremony. Wosn ' r rhor funny Dob ' National Honor So ciety The Norional Honor Sociery is a group of rhe srudenr body rhor is recognized by rhe odminis- rrorion and orher srudenrs for rheir academic ocheivemenrs. Honor Sociery officers ore: Dave Turas, Presidenr,- Mark Merzger, Vice Presidenr, Regina Torren, Secrerory; and La.ice Everr, Treasurer, NHS consisrs of srudenrs who hove srrong leadership qualiries rhar ore disployed rhroughour rhe school year. The four main poinrs ore communiry, service, scholarship and mosr of oil, leadership. This group hos done service v orK during rhe holiday season for rhe less forrunare. NHS is a group grearly oppreciar ed and respected in rhe school. 140 Grant, you look interesred. I Angie, Whar are you hiding? Tom in ocrion Andrea shows her pearly whires. POHI The OrrowQ P. OH. I. cenrer was very ocrive in oil rhe Qcrivirles rhor wenr on rhroughour rhe year. Informarion was relayed ro rhe P.O.H.L cenrer wirh rhe help of Corhy Wolrers. Corhy was srudenr in rhe Srudenr Congress doss and ocrive on o lor of commirrees. As well as col- lecring conned goods for rhe Thontegiving and Chrisrmos drive, rhe P.O.H.I. cenrer sold M M ' s for rheir own fund raisers. The pop machine in rhe mall wos always filled because of rhe work done by rhe P. OH. I. srudenrs. They hove helped our o lor rhis year, and rhey did o grear job. Crysrol rypes awoy. 141 The T 5 Dancers, fronr row: Glen Ellis. Trino-lris Horris, Dina Crittenden, Brett Senders, Dock row Shonnon Horris, Deonno Durr, Gino Fernondez. Dina and Gino, what a pair! The dancers get into the Chrisrmos Spirit T.S. Dancers This years T.S- Dancers were a terrific group. Lead by rheir arrisric directress Ernestine Horris, rhey performed for the pep assemblies, chority organizations, talent shows, ond with outside professional groups. They practiced every Sat- urday for two hours, and choreographed all of their own routines. The group held a donee clinic, and traveled to New York City in June for professional donee dosses. Each dancer is re- quired to take vorious donee dosses to audi- tion. Captains were Kim Coffman and Brett Senders, and the co-coptoin was Shonon Harris. Point those toes! 142 Sff iSk Row 1, from left ro righr: Jono Harrmon, Jenny Yored, Sue Pfeifer, Dersy Bylsmo, Leslie Jones, Hearher Terlecki, Louro Corey, row 2 Jeff Kiser, Ulondo Long, Danielle Benson, Scorr Dykema, Chucky Jones, Dorcy Srrenzyl, Jockie Grinwis row Michelle Hilbronds, Jamie March, Debbie Taylor, JcxJie Cronkrighr, Soro Dacon, row 4 Toby Merrill, Joy Owens, Greg Ohlmon, Jamie Wolrers, Pom Kurch, Lore Dosckey, Chris Wolfe Con rhis be, Jodie . . . working?! Jamie and Jamie or work. -- ' ■ . Legend The Legend Class rhis year consisred of a few sophomores, juniors, and seniors as well. The advisor was Mr. Shalhoup and rhe edirors were Leslie Jones and Hearher TerlecKi. Laro Dosckey helped our as ossisranr phoro ediror wirh rhe help of phorogrophers Greg Ohlnnon, Danielle Benson, and Dorcy Srrenzel. Amy Cole and Sue Pfeifer were rhe business managers, handling oil rhe ad conrrocrs and fund raisers. The dass sold CandyGroms or Chrisrmos, wirh each can- dy cone cosring 50(1 eoch. The class had fun as well OS producing a grear book. Leslie and Heorher, whor edirors! 143 OTTAWA HILLS SCHOOL STORE mtfi JL«1 Congratulations to the Class of 87 from the Yared Family • - 1 For all your school needs : t ' Ss aH ?i pB Wl W. • r, X m • - WB S f •• 144 Congrotubrions OTTAWA ADMINISTRATION CONGRATULATIONS FROM OTTAWA HILLS COMMUNITY EDUCATION ROBERT FKRRtR K SUPERINTENDENT GRAND RAPIDS SC HOOl S JKAN t:NRIGHT ASSOCIATE SUPERINTENDENT GRAND RAPIDS COMMUNITY EDUCATION 145 i E S i s E Jolly Juniors The Junior Class conrribured o lor of spirr and hard work ro make rheir junior year rhe besr yer. They hod many students on the Honor Roll, as well as Honorable Mention. Although they were defected in the Powder Puff Game by the seniors, they were very well organized and showed great sportsmanship. Their closs spirit shown through at the Homecoming Pep Assembly, where they overwhelm- ly won the Spirit Competition. Thante to the dedication of the Class Officers; Presi- dent Chuck Jones, Vice President Jamie Walters, Secretary Julie Love, and Trea- surer Dorienne Drown, the junior-spon- sored events such as Prom were o great success. The Junior Executive Board did a great job this year as well. The members in- clude: Lisa Doltman, Dorienne Drown, Lisa Brooks, Jennifer Corneret, Tim .Ful- wood, Trinia-lris Harris, Marcia Hiemstra, Mickey Hopson, Chuck Jones, Kendro Koning, Una Lewis, Julie Love, Erin Og- dohl, Pom Reahm, Cindy Thorson, Kerry Tro viss, Jamie Walters, Regina Washing- ton, and Monico Wiltjer. These people pulled the class together to make it a great year. From left: Dorienne Drown, Treosurer, Julie Love, Secrerory; Jomie Walters, Vice President, Chuck Jones, Presidenr. 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 Shoron Weorhersby Pomelo Whitby Donie! Whire Sue Vhirney Crystol Whirringron Jason Wieringo Chris Villioms Monico Vilrjer Joson Wise Monique Word Juniors Not Pictured Tracy Anderson Shelio Ivy Dole Raybon Jill Andre Andrell Jaclison Tommy Rigney Dorerho Darrero James Jennings James Robinson James Bloomer Dophane Johnson Poul Schulte Jefferson Bobo Somontho Johnson Kwonyoh Seawood Ronald Boir Croig Jones Brion Seymour Chrisrino Bowie Ronord Jones Anthony Shelton Sronely Boykin Ywonndo Jones Gergory Smith Corey Bozmon Delmiro Joseph William Smith Lisa Braxton Poul Kelly Barron Spearman Andre Brown Terri Kirkpotrick Sora Srubo Anthony Brown Carolyn Lomse John Stock Jomes Carer Ulondo Long Jacob Steworr Natongo Chopmon Paul Leavenworth Melissa Stokes Daniel Cook Jeffery Leonard Mon-ha The Dino Crittenden Uno Lewis David Thomos Jodie Cronkrighr Tamiko Littlejohn PAtrick Thompson Tommy Cross David Looney Rhonda Trapp Bobbie Davis Bernard Love Myron Trimble Kevin Davis Sheila Lowe Janet Tyler Ryan Dovis Stocy Lyie Cecil Tyson Kimberly Deans Crystol Mabry Torie Vandermel Dorrell Deborge Kimberly Mockerwoy Janet Walker Ralph Dedeoux Korrino Marsh Sharee Word David Dill Michelle McCloud Regino Whoshington Dewirt Flowers Joanne Michels Jihod Westerfiels Melinda Grady Jessie Miller Andrea White Julie Gum Bach Nguyen Theodore White Trocy Gum Sonyo Norton Derrick Wiley Luther Hodley Dennis Parker Stephanie Willioms Matsho Haywood Larry Porterson Angellicque Woods Decola Hendricks Jessie Powell Mortel Wright Anthony Hopsin Jeffery Pratt Clinton Young Lovonne Hopskin Misry Pruirt Bryan Zeeryp Sherry Huron 155 Spirited Sophomores The class of 1989 has caughr rhe fever of Orrowa Pride! They roke rhis school morro seriously. For two years rhese 89 ' ers have shown rheir creariviry and enrhusiosm for school spirit in many ways. Their floors hove been greor. This year rhey did a spin-off fronn rhe Homecoming rheme Take My Drearh Away, and rheir floor said, Take My Dad Dreorh Awoy. Sophomores disguised as roorhposre rubes, Denryne, and breorh minrs walked along side of rheir floor. Spirit is olso shown by rhis sophomore class or every pep assembly wirh posters, loud cheers, and peppy cheerleoders. They exhibit Ottawa Pride in every area: Sports, music, ond academics. Karen Stevens is class President and her Vice President is Melonie Shearer. The Secrerary is Julie Lensink and rhe class Treasure is John Veenkomp. The rest of rhe executive board includes: Diane Arlinsky, Kim Austin, Angela Dokito, Tosho Booker, Kevin Kreeger, Kim Liprok, Lisa Lowery, Co Phom, Melissa Poag, Tommy Scholl, and Gina Welscor. We expect great things from this 1989 doss in the future. Keep up the good work! Clockwise: Julie Lensink, Secretory; Karen Stevens, President; Melonie Sheerer; Vice President, John Veenkomp, Treasure. 156 157 Joseph Cebelok Louisa Cedillo Kenya Charlesron Swoy Coburn Denise Coleman Jermaine Couch Robin Cunningham Mike Cybulsl is Chrisrie Danders Diil Dawson Dill Dov6 Patrick Dovis Ukemi Deons Jacqueline Debruyne Shown Dejonge Don Deloof Cormen Denk Ryan Devereoux Mary Dukes Morshia Dukes Dovid Edwards Louro Edwards Lorry Ellior Erica Ellis Nichole Ericl-son Chrisrine Esrep Alono Evans Joson Everr Jeff Former Danielle Farrow Jusrin Forzis Shelynne Fields Javier Flores Pony Flores Chrisrine Royd Mary Froser Elizoberh Gebben Reisho George Michelle Giddens Lynda Gilliam 158 159 160 161 162 Jermoine Vaughn John Veenkomp Liso Vicori John Woffle Dina Wagner Michelle Word Roderic Worfield Chad Worminglo Viaorio Websrer Gino Welscorr Jerry Whire Tosho Whire Ivon Wilkins Michael Wilks Tommi Williams Troy Willioms Alberr Willis Corhy Wolrers Angle Woods Donna Wycoff Shelly Wyskochil Ron! Young Tim Hompron Sophomores Not Pictured John Allen Willord Crov ord Leo James Laresha Murry Down Dacon Vonesso Cunningham Anthony Jenkins Terrlowrence Murry Jonarhon Dechrel Winchell Curry Joseph Johns Theodor NikodenI Tamoro Deeman Chorlo Dovidson Dormon Johnson Mark Norman John Oensn Marcus Dovis Junious Joseph Wilhelmin Phillips Kelley Dorwinski Rondo Debose Merrick Long Kelvin Richardson Scorr Douwkamp Timorhy Dock Erica Lester Kevin Rigney Sonyo Dowie Elaine Dukes Morvin Lewis Ron Robertson Olivia Drirron Craig Dunbor Shannon Lyes Troy Rocho Wendy Drown Suson Elom Roderick Molone Henry Sopp Jockyn Droyles George Fields Yolondo McDoniel Eric Smirh Drion Dunn James Gores Stephanie McDuel J. Smith Joseph Durress Ronold Goodyke Eric McGregor Shornese Smith Cossondro Durler Andrea Gordon Gail McSwoin Stacy Smirh Chrisropher Corey Tanya Groggs Vicror Milton Hawanna Staten Don Juan Corey Mirandie Guyron Pam Minter Marc Taylor Joy Correr Ruben Harrison Patrick Motz Darnell Tuggs Srephonie Chandler Shandra Gorton Fronk Monroe Druce Woters John Charles Gerald Haymon Carlos Morero Theodor Wiiks Kevin Childrey Anna Holmon Kurt Morris Yolanda Willioms Anthony Clark Kimberly Hoirs Melito Mosley Tina Wilson Consuela Coburn Louro Houghes James Muir Jason Woods Melisso Cole Derrick Ivy Shannon Mumpower Monique Word Joneela Conley Carlo Jackson Suzone Mumy Essieno Yorbrough 163 Fearless Frosh This year ' s Freshmen Class come in rhe firsr day of school wirh o lor of enrhusi- asm. Considering rhe firsr year in a new school is scary, rhey overcame rhis feor wirh o lor of spirir. Ar rhe pep assemblies, rhey showed rhe other classes rheir spirir and cheer. Their floor was well builr and colorful. This shows rhe orgonizorion and creoriviry wirhin rhe Freshmen Class. Many of rhe Freshmen sporrs have ex- celled in winning seosons. Those fresh- men who played in sporrs gave one hundred percenr of efforr ro win. This class has many leadership qualiries. These leaders ore sure ro moke rhe nexr few years memorable ones. Class Officers: Presidenr, Morshoe Freeman, Vice Presidenr, Heorher Dolkemo; Seaerory, Michelle Roeser, Treosurer, Pam Pfeifer, Corresponding Seorerary, Mark Sneorhen 164 165 Chrisropher Drown P,yQn Drown Nicole Droyles Fronk Dullock Erin Durden Keirh Durns Nicholos Durns AndricQ Cage Joson Cage Douglos Corey Dio Carrer Joserre Correr Tracy Cosrillo Lesrer Chorles Aniko Clark Rufus Clark Willie Cohran Carol Cook Rachel Copelond Anderson Corron Dyron Corron Dana Corrrell Jennie Croddock Henri Crowford Morsho Cumnnings Melissa Czerney John Dallis Erica Dolron Korhleen Darby Molly Doshnew Anrwon Davis Erico Davis Liricio Dovis Lowell Deons Mary Deans Anny Dehaon Curris Dilworrh Kelly Dodson Mark Duboise Kimberly Duke 166 167 168 Ronnie Merrifield Kelvin Miles Frenisho Miller Paul Miller James Moffor Perer Monrforr Jerry Moore Jasmine Moore Mork Moore Tony Moore Travis Morris Karen Mussehl Cossondro Nosh Tom Nosh Loon Nhuyen Charles Moorman Crysrol Norron Joseph Poiz Krisro Poxson Pomelo Pfeifer 170 Sock Phommochanh Angela Pimpleron Gerald Pimpleron Goil Porrer Vickie Prorr Andre Price Anrhony Pruir Lisa Robey Crysrol P,ay Eric Reed Tonio Reighrer Vendy Remingron James Robbins Holly Rocho Melonie Rocho Michelle Roeser Jennifer Roloff Felix Romanski Doug Ronon Tony Rosiros 171 Garrick Troupe V iiliam Turnipseed Julie VondenDosch Jomy VonderWoude Jim Vonorreren Eugene Vis Cedrix NVoll er Droderil-( Worers Jomolle Weddle TowaoQ Welch Carlos Wells Felicia Whire Jeremy Whire Jiloyno Whire Porrick Whirringron Mirchell Wiesr Moriique Williams Ann Wildon Shalonda Wilson Jason Wilrjer Torrence Winbush Micheal Wrighr Todd Young Yolondo Young Melissa Zomorripo Freshmen Not Pictured Louis Adorns Loronyo Henderson Comeron Smirh Randall Anderson Michelle Henderson Tracey Smirh Solino Anderson Anika Highr Troy Smirh Sreve Anderson Donifoce Idziak Dorrow Sraren Willie Doiiey Donzell Jenkins Perer Sweger Shanell Barren Frank Jimmerson Chorkenyo Terrell Jimmy Deck Dernira Jones Ronald Thompson Mark Dobo Sean Jones Sracy Tolberr Ralph Coleman Randol Killinghom Dona Torry Michelle Dovenporr Richard Kubiok Jason Whersrone Eric Dovis Shori Marshall Roheim Wimberly Amber Forrino Teresa Miles Todd Wisdom Rodney Frozier James Monroe Learrice Woods Angela Grirzmaker Tamora Parrerson Chris Wrighr Susan Hall Love Romos Mike Wrighr Felicia Hassen Ken Robinson 172 In Loving Memory Of David R. Allen t ' «r. lelped us YOU raifii II ■ irn ybur mind, You spoke wirh your heorr, We enjoyed educorion, You were o srrong inspirorion. We hove yer rhe memories, To cherish and hold. V isniss 70U nc As for many years ro come. We ' ll leorn as you ' d hove hod ir. And we ' ll carry ir on. From oil your friends or Orrowo Hills. u u Eddie West Roberr Hendrickson Sue Richards John Walker A A M Harold Deorrie Head Counselor Pom Homilron Counselor Ernesrine Horris Counselor Kermir Srorkweorher Counselor Gary Willioms Counselor Freo Growers Cafeteria Par Cole Cafererio Susan Fredericks Cafererio Dororhy Heldr Cafererio Richard Joseph Arrendonce Margorer Monroe Marron 177 - f 7 James Drown Will Larimer Char David Sandra DeDoer Dob Locy Ed Morrhews Donna Horhawoy Morcia Policka Rurh Lumpkins Melto Smith Noncy Sreil Dersy Sreilingworrh Donna VonHortum Steven Venler Alice Wright Kay Alicki Ellie DIonron Lindo Corell Perer Cross Nell DeVree 1 ?. Tess Firlir Diono Friedrich Cynrhio Gladyness Joonno Gronr Scorr Hubble Bill Leonard Wayne Morse Vince Rerersrorf Anne Schefke Sharon Wise 179 f0- Lexie Dorruff Charles Cannon Lois Copeland Karhryn Hollingsworrh Dorbaro Merrirr Marsha Porter Pearlie Nooh Mory Smirrer Leno Hubbard ' Sran Speroskey Joner Ham Michael Hondlin Jon Mangus Gronr Morsholl Undo Skor Dovid Lubbers Larry Reiffer Gerald Siegel James Walters Jomes Wendling - f0- Gilbert DeDruine Norm Gullloume - 1 f 1 mL 1 |M ■V ., f . ' M| HHF. J K 1 B i 1 -I Jeff Horrmon Donold Schierbeek Rodger Wolrjer 184 Demonre Johnson Thomos McDermorr Morion Penny m-r-r- mt tV 5i, l ids Donno Thomas Marilyn Trov f Morilyn Moncewirz Dennis Rower James Sawyer Ed Shalhoup Noel Webley CormillQ Correr Sgr. Dedrich Gerold Durcher Edwin Srrong Jomes Weddle . m 187 TIME HASN ' T r You musr be kiddingM Okay ler ' s go. So, whor ore you rrying ro soy? u You wonr my boll? I see you! Where ore we going ? 1 + 2 = 4? 1 :a I «■ 2 ' X. Jenny CHANGED US Ouch I My holrs roo righr! I heard rhar ' Yes, I know I ' m Q srudll Nicki Cheese Heather Can I ger our now? Chech our my reerh! 1 Grant Why ore you looking or me like rhor? 1 Stephanie Doz Chris Kenya 189 DICTUDES WODTH A Snack rime!! V Look I jusr gor my hair done! Noh-noh nah- noh-noh! m W W 4 s. § Your rowing my picrure in rhis dress?! 190 Dob Ulonda Colleen THOUSAND WODDS Vore for mel Look or my Chrisrnnos presents guys! ' ' r - Come on you Where ' s rhe ears? No! I ' m nor guysll ! 1 gerring up! ' Jj jJ Xf I wonder if I ' m smiling roo hard? Whor do you ' mean I hove ro ger our? GOO! Adina Kai Li Dave Heather 191 r Nap rime already ' No ' I don ' r wanno goi -2) WEE WODD ?) did nor! Vff- Laura Hey Where ' s my reddy beer? Wcndv Yo wonnc dare ' 3 ■ST Malikah Patricia Melissa Leslie or WISDOM gig K P {  ! list!: Audrey Norhing Dod, I ' m jusr clowning around Nooo, nor usi S Anybody gor a foor bolP i. i4 ) Michelle and Joe Yq wonno play? . 13 Melanie Grelchen Tasha Shani BABY TALK HEY, LOOK! ' Come on, rake rhe picture!! Guess whor I jusr did ... VJET r Jenny 1 ' K Joe You wonr me ro do whor? Chech our my sexy pose! (Sharrilyn Look or my new friend everyone Michelle Vickey Libby Danielle (Sara Professional Patrons Patrons MR. ALLEN THE ARLIN5KY FAMILY MR. DERKEL MILTON DRIGGS JR. THE DYLSMA FAMILY THE CAREY FAMILY MR. MRS. JAMES F. DEVEREAUX MARTY LANCE EVERT, LANCE JR. JASON THE GRINWIS FAMILY DONNA HATHAWAY MRS. SHARON HILTON JON MARY ANN MARCH GRANT A. MARSHALL DOUGLAS JANE MAXIM MR. MRS. MICHAEL PEARCE PFEIFER WW. PLUMMER MISS RICHARDS TOM PAM SCHWADERER TOM GRETA SHEARER MRS. SKAR ED STRONG DR. ROBERT VAN GEMERT Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Benson Mr. and Mrs. Charles BocsKey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bonazzi Shirley Boyd The Cole Family Mr. and Mrs. Cloy Coleman Perrine Duflez Mr. Stan Gebben Mrs. Sandra Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Glodyness Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hortmon Pat and Jim HosKins Koozies Nut House Mr, ond Mrs. Richard Kutch Mr. and Mrs. Millard Laromy Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Elias LumpWns Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marks Carol and Bill Mosten Camille and Tom McDermott Mitchell ' s Michelle Monticello Renee Nelson Dean and Marge Ohiman Walter and Midge Olsson Morion A. Penney Mr. ond Mrs. William Perkins The Pletrzyk Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Potter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sotler Juluis A. and Melio Smith Mr. ond Mrs. Spetoskey Joan and Jenny Throll Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tjoelker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Troviss The Vondentoorn Fomily James Walters Noel Webley II Butch and Shoryl Westveer Paul and Grerchen Wiegerink TOM SHIRLEY KLEIN MS. SHARON D. WISE Patrons ore on important port of the yearbook. They mode it possible for students to buy theit yearbooks or o reduced price. Patrons olso provide on opportunity for added features for the yeorbook. The Legend would nor hove been successful without these patrons. The Legend staff extends o heortful rhonk-you to oil of the businesses, families ond indlviduols for their contributions. 195 I With a New Career In: Accounting Business Administration Computer Info Business Administration Executive Secretary Legal Secretary Medical Secretary Sales Marketing Word Processing Child Development Computer Applications Money for College Computer Programming Computerized Accounting Social Work Technician Cosmetology Food Service Management Hospitality Come in and talk with our financial aid counselors. IThere ' s MONEY FOR COLLEGE You could qualify for:, Michigan Tuition Grant - up to $2350 yr. Independent Part-Time Grant - up to $600 yr.; Pell Grant - up to $2100 yr. Jordan Institutional Grant - up to $1560 yr. 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Ml 49508 Scott Sipple (616)2451183 To our loving daughter, Susan Lafave your beautiful smile, and winning way, has brought us joy, day after day, we wish you the best, that the future holds. May our love follow you, as your life unfolds. Love, Mom and Dad. fhegymno s tk compcmy 2350 29th SI. S E . Grand Rapids. Ml 49508 Phone (616) 241-1296 The Christian Way MARK BOLHUIS DOREEN BOLHUIS We Fix Foreign and Domestic Cars Burton Heights BODY SHOP 1917 3. Division Grand Rapids. Michigan 49507 Phone 245-8007 JAMES KILBOURNE con(;ratulations SKNIORS!! THE 808Algcr St. SE 243-0944 In Alger Heights 138 East Fulton 454-6141 Downtown 245 State St. SE 774-9014 Stare Street Professional Ride 205 ANDREE J. nUON AND AMWnr ' jLi k CLASS ]  ■M ' - ' ■ i- ■ j . . - ' ' h i%fi.1 ■ ; m ?J -- - ' ;-i5V. ' «SSV4i ' % ■ ' J a; 206 207 John Cosabloncas, Preadenr of Qre Agencies Offers his World Famous Training Merhoci To Drtng Our The Desr In You For Wher- ever Career Ycl Occse ' . 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E. .Just WCSl of WlKKlliltUi M.lll 20a STATE PA M Off.: (816) 452-9721 Res.: (616) 452-8124 HAROLD L KOORNDYK Agent BOSTON [SQUARE LOCK KEY SHOP, EMERGENCY SERVICE 1165 -28th St. S.E. Grand Rapids, Michigan 49508 1254 Kalamazoo G.R. Ph 243-5731 PRISMS offordable contemporary mon.-sat. 10-5 fri. 10-8 furniture - — .« .■ .« 451-9734 1550 Lake Dr., SE Batteries Road Service Tires a ini ' 3hUan YdOaae 1810 Breton Road Grand Rapids. Ml 49506 flOWPARINl 94S-5ie BOB BRINES President (616)956-0071 3682 29th St. S.E Grand Rapids, Mi 49508 SincL igss I34Q Xa c !Z i. S.E., and iiRafiuL, e t. 616-458-3308 I Utinctiuz iBCac £ QVditt: and Co[o o txaitu-u. DndLuiduaL, amiiu loufii., ' uxauution, Weddingi, ana :: e.i.to atLoni. ■Has lypRODUCE Counixit Shopping C nt«r 14 FAMILY RESTAURANTS TO SERVE YOU Boston FOOD COMPLIMENTS OF BOSTON FOOD CENTER 1615 Kalamazoo S.E. Phone-243-0623 FABRICS FORMERLY QRANDVILLE FABRICS SHOPS SEVEN WEST MICHIGAN LOCATIONS Jan s Interiors. Commercial-Pesiclential Complete Interior Design Services • Space Planning Jeannette M. Van Der Veen AS.I.D. Michelle F. Monticellp Bob Van Der Veer 1091 aomfon, N E. (61 6) 676-1 1 52 Ado, Michigan 49301-9545 210 mors Grand Rapids CONSTRUCTION SERVICES CORP. 2nd St., S. rand Rapids, Michigan 49508 211 The 1986-87 school year has been on unforgerroble one. Many changes in school policy rook place, some of rhem liked by rhe sfudenrs, and some of rhem nor so populor. The lunch period was split in rwo, and rhe warning bell was raken away, causing for roo many srudenrs ro be lore ro closs. Dur mosr people seemed ro ger used ro ir ofrer a while. The deorh of reocher David Allen, a friend ro many as well as a reocher, was o shock ro everyone. He will be grearly missed. -yJr ' - . ♦ M ,-- Orrawa broke rradirion rhis year by changing rhe girls graduorion robes from orange ro whire. The change has been brought up by previous classes, bur rhis is rhe firsr year ir was ocruolly in effect. And ler ' s nor forger our special friends, rhe rimes of laughrer we shared, and our happy rimes rogerher. Those memories will be wirh us forever. We would like to thank John Pesono for his advice and exrra help when we needed it. A special thonte goes to our advisor and friend, Mr. Ed Shalhoup, for all his rime and patience with us. Leslie Jones and Heather Terlecki Edirors iT J05TEN5