Comstock High School - Corral Yearbook (Comstock, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1971 volume:

CORRAL 1970-1971 Volume 45 Comstock High School Comstock, Michigan 2 m U0SB8S B SI 8J8L{; §UIipAj8A8 OJ 5 10 11 12 13 Time is short So were our days of school, Soon to become unforgetable memories— Cheering from rickety bleachers Dancing to electrifying music. Wild, exploding parties Learning. Listening. Exploring. Under the watchful eye of the devoted staff Who guided us through those frantic times. Now it’s time to seek new companions, To combine our education with common sense; To build rewarding futures Founded on high ideals. Table of Contents Introduction 1 School Life 17 Activities 41 Sports 73 Academics 97 Seniors 113 Juniors 133 Sophomores 143 Freshmen 155 Senior Directory 169 Advertisements 177 Executive Staff Editor...............Sharon Crandall Business Manager.....Patti Dantone Advisor................Tom Crabiel Photographer....................Tom Dole School Life ............Chris Miller Activities............Robin Cleland Girls Sports..........Michele Lewis Guys Sports...........Rick Schipper Academics............... Karin Long Seniors.................Sue Gazdag Juniors................Sue Dodgson Sophomores..............Ann Sidney Advertisements.........Jan Canburn 15 The 1971 Corral is Dedicated to the 1970-71 CHS Student Body. SCHOOL LIFE Our 1970 Football Homecoming, was as always, a highlight of the year. With the fun came much hard work on the class floats. Each class after many long hours entered a float in the competition. Along with an inside out day, the farmer day added new variety to the week’s activities. In honor of our cross country team a white socks and tennis shoes day was held. The Powder Puff football game brought lots of laughs as the senior girls won once again. The traditional team honor day found everyone wearing blue and white and carrying pom poms. As the week drew to a close the climax came with the victorious win over Vicksburg IB to 8 and finally the crowning of Nancy Glover and Gary Burnett, our 1970 Football Homecoming King and Queen. 1970 King and Queen 1970 Football Homecoming Winning Seniors Sophomore Float Freshman Float 19 Junior Float Junior cheerleaders seem to be enthusiastic. The band played on. 20 Strike up the band! Dance! Dance! Donco! 21 “The Star-Spangled Girl” The Thespian’s Fall production, “The Star-Spangled Girl starring Patti Dantone, Phil Morrison, and Dave Pacic, was a smash hit. This comedy told of a crazy, under-ground newspaper editor who falls madly in love with a sassy, Southern, All-American girl. The play was directed by Mrs. Gwen Kulesa and produced by Mr. Michael Stripp. Patti Dantone. “The Star-Spangled Girl. 22 A most dedicated crew: Row 1 l-r K. Krohn. B. Geary. L. Yanderkley Row 2 B. Bell isle. S. Crandall. S. Gaz- dag. L. Wollam Row 3 P. Vanderkley. S. Monroe. A. Gillette Row 4 E. Longacre. R. Wallace Row 5 D. MacKenzie. Watch it Pacic, these hands are lethal weapons. Say Uncle now or it’s all over with! 23 Our 1971 Basketball Homecoming Court. 1-r B. Boven. D. Hansen, B. Maartens. C. Anderson. King Reggie Franks. Queen Debi Smith. M. Johnson, N. Kobler. K. Kimball. P. Dantone. I The 1971 Basketball Homecoming was a tremendous success from the start to the finish. The week begun with the traditional kick-off assembly and a button day. For the second year in a row, mini floats were built by the classes, displayed during the half time of the game and judged. On cowboy and Indian day many hilarious outfits rode into school. A new idea entered into Homecoming this year. Each class decided on something to wear or carry to distinguish themselves from the other classes. It was appropriately called class day. Blue and white day was a hit as usual and the excited air after the crowning of Reggie Franks and Debi Smith, our 1971 Basketball Homecoming King and Queen helped to back our team in their victory over Otsego 96 to 84. King R. Franks escorts Queen D. Smith off floor. 24 Young shows his peddle power. How many more times do I have to walk around this place? Juniors try harder and harder . . . What do you mean the Hearse” won’t fit in the gym! Mr. Ewles congratulates proud owner of King title, while the Queen shows smile of approval. Pebbles and her princesses. 1-r Nadine Kobler, Denise Hansen. Patti Dantone. Cheryl Anderson and Debi Smith. Gee Debi. you knew how had I wanted that! The moment of joy. Our 1971 Basketball Homecoming King and Queen. He or she you tell Sophomore and Freshman floats waiting to make their This Magic Moment “This Magic Moment”, so different and so new not like any other, at Comstock High School as Student Council presented its Valentine Formal on February 13, 1971. At the stroke of eight, couples were summoned to the magical moment by the sounds of the Right- A-Ways. As the couples entered into the whirlwind world of magic, they were surrounded by red. pink, and white hearts and flowers. If they could condense their dream of happi- ness that night into one moment, it would be “THIS MAGIC MOMENT.” 28 The sweet sounds of Right-A-Ways. Posing in the Enchanted Garden is Doug and Jamie. A magical couple. Robin Yonkers and Doug Slack. 29 RIGHT ON 1971 Band Revue Right on Dancers l-r D. Hemmer. L. Shearer. P. chau. K K Fellows. P. Price. D. Luteyn. S. Mason. J. Paulsen. K. Bell. J. Monroe. K. Zimbelman, J. Monroe, and S. Gazdag. S. Crandall. C. Anderson. 30 The powerful 1971 Stage Band. THE MUSIC MAN The leads. Harold Hill, Phil Morrison and Marian Paroo. Laurie Shearer. The cast get’s it altogether. 32 Next stop, River City. Iowa. . . . And a fountain, trickle, trickle, trickle. Harold gives Winthrop the long awaited cornet. Under the direction of Mr. Jerry Smith, the choir produced one of the most spectacular shows yet. It was loved by all who saw or heard about it. Every- one should be proud. 33 L. VanderKley applies to actress M. Mitchell. Spring Long Stay Cut Short For their Spring production, the Thespians put on two short one act plays. The first one on the program was Long Stay Cut Short. The setting of Long Stay Cut Short is in the Blue Moun- tains of Mississippi. Archie Lee and Baby Doll (E. Longacre and P. Dantone) know that Aunt Rose’s (M. Mitchel) time is coming and nobody in the family wanted to be stuck with taking care of her. Archie and Rahy Doll try to find a way to push Aunt Rose on to another member of the family. Hard working crew back stage. 34 “Oh they are softer, much, much, softer. They could have danced all night. What a shocking statement! Black Comedy Black Comedy, written by Perer Shaffer, is about a young artist P. Mor- rison who is expecting a millionaire (J. Edie) at his apartment to look at his work. Unfortunately the power goes out in his apartment and he is left in the darkness with his fiancee (S. Van- derKley), a lady from down the hall (L. Wollam), a close friend and neighbor just returning from a trip (D. Jackson), and a electrician (B. Gerry), also a former girlfriend (S. Crandall). 35 We’ve Only Just Begun 36 King and Queen Buzz Maartens and Patti Dantone with Princess Becky Belisle and Prince Rick Skippers. “You Can Never Plan The Future By The Past” Graduation 1971 Ken Kik led them through the arch to the end of one life and beginning of another. I For the last time as a group they heard Mr. Ewles speak about them. The graduating class of 1971 together fur the last time as a whole. 38 Ralph Wallace as one of the six student speak- ers. The others were Dick Glidden. Dave Jack- son, Nadine Kobler. Ernie Longacre and Linda Pickett. Ed Nufer and Denise Hemmer led them into the world of tomorrow. 39 Nadine expressed her gratitude. Senior Banquet Oh well, I guess this is better than staying home after all. A toast to all us good guys! There were serious moments when Mr. Ewels talked on our future lives. This sure beats Mom’s cooking! Sandy Lewis helped fill the room with spirit as she read the Senior Wills. 40 ACTIVITIES Editor Sharon Crandall and Business Manager Patti Dantone. Advisor Tom Crabiel. Yearbook Staff Photographer Tom Cole. Deadlines to Make! Section Heads A c t i v i t e s : School Life: Sandy Robin Cleland Lewis, Chris Miller. and Jill Stanaszek. Boys Sports: Stan Miller Girls Sports: and Rick Schippers. Michele Lewis Academics: Karin Long and Terrie Lane. 43 Student Council Row 1 1-r D. Smith. E. Longacre. N. Glover. P. Morrison. Mr. Haight. P. Ben- nett. S. Noggle, M. Martin. C. Forman Row 2 T. Vand rMolen. P. Vander- Bilt, J. Puckett. S. Belland. G. Lam mot t. J. Dziewicki. S. Vankersen. M. Gillett. R. Cleland. R. Easley Row 3 D. MacKenzie. S. Gainder. S. Van- derKley. D. Aistars, K. Long. C. Gibson. L. Cook. D. Blum. L. Richards. B. Campbell. J. McMorrow Row 4 D. Pacic. D. Hansen. S. Gazdag, S. Crandall. D. Perk. L. Pickett. P. Dantone, C. Miller, N. Kobler, V. Burrows. A. Ran- dall. M. Bott Row 5 T. Fields. K. Kraushaar. S. Srackangast. C. Anderson. D. Blosser. J. Havens. B. Churchill, S. Dodgson. L. Kakabaker. D. Jackson. R. Vallier. R. Yonker Row 6 M. Caro. L. Meulman. M. Bailey, J. Toddy. D. Luteyn. S. Mason. P. Stafford. K. Fellows. D. Mann. T. Thomas. K. Fellows. C. Lumbard, The Student Council was once again divided into two groups of members, the ex-officio, non-voting members and the voting, class and homeroom representatives. But this year, there were more peo- ple than ever before. Because of this, the constitu- tion was changed and only a few people will be in Student Council next year. The Student Council again participated in the inter-school council and took part in the March of Dimes Bread Lift, Exchange Day, and Easter Egg Hunt for underprivileged Children. Row 1 1-r K. Yonkers. Mr. Zilch. B. Zimmerman Row 2 R. Block, C. Padgett. C. Hanna. B. Moelaart. J. Wright. P. Thomas. E. Hill, J. Edie. Listen fellas, I’ve got a great idea for a story. Roundup Now let me see . . . 45 A great hard-working group in the school is the band. Before school started, they were out practicing for the home football games, under the direction of Phil Morrison, drum major. This year was something special too. The band got new uni- forms with 67 flashy silver buttons, lots of braid, and wide blue stripes on the pants. To top off this extravaganza, they had tall, furry hats like the guards at Buckingham Palace. Once football season was over, the band split into two groups, the Symphonic Wind Ensemble and the Concert Band. Both entertained the school with the two annual con- certs. 1970-71 brought a change in assistant directors. The band was blessed wih two great directors, Mr. Henry Kulesa and Miss Susan Mayberry. The band's man up front-Phil Morrison. The Band of Blue I The band that was right on! 46 Banner Carriers. Peggy and Pam. twirlers D. Pozenik, and Sarah Bell, Field Marshal G. Bushouse The Symphonic Wind Ensemble From Marching to Concerts The Concert Band 47 A Friday night jam session. The band’s little star that shined the brightest. The sound of a different drummer. Hi there! 48 The Freshman Choir. The Comstock High School Choirs The High School Choir 49 The Varsity Choir Comstock is the singingest school around. The choirs all grew and talent was better than ever. Under the direction of Mr. Jerry Smith, the choirs performed at the Christmas and Spring concerts and the Varsity Choir sang on television and at several area schools. The big event in the 1970-71 year for the choirs was the production of the musical, “The Music Man.” The “Right On Singers. 50 Pucker up and sing! National Honor Society Row 1 1-r S. Vincent, R. Easley. P. Dantone. C. Miller. M. England. K. Zimbelman. Row 2 E. Nufer, S. Belland. S. Crandall. J. Dalm. P. Schau. D. Smith. S. Cazdag. C. Carnill. I. Kakabakerr. S Blankenherg. S. Gainder Row 3 J. Flora. R. Cleland, C. Charlesworth. J. Havens. D. Drentin. R. Pelto. B. Holthouse. J. Ryan. S. VanderKley, J. Boven Top Ten Per Cent: Row 1 l-r S. Gainder. F. VanderBilt. j. Boven. K. Blankenburg, L. Ubbes. S. Vanderkley. D. Smith. S. Gazdag, N. Collison, S. Crandall. M. Lampman. S. Blankenburg. J. Hnilo. R. Wallace, J. Flora. K. Ziinbeliuau. J. Camburn. C. Miller. P. Danetone. M. England. N. Kobler. Laurie J. Ubbes, National Merit Scholar- ship Finalist. 52 Thespians Row 1 1-r Mr. Stripp. C. Bell. R. Rider. D. Jackson, D. McKenzie. ). Knoll. K. Long. R. Wallace Row 2 P. Morrison. S. VanderKley, L. Ubbes. K. Moberg. V. (ennings, M. Lewis, D. McGinnis Row 3 B. Geary. D. Hoffman. P. Marlett, J. Schultz, A. Gillet, P. Dantone, L. Wollam Row 4 B. Meadows, J. Dunlap. B. Chipman. B. Rork, J. McMorrow, J. Ward The Thespians had another great year. In the fall, they presented “Star-Spangled Girl” and in the spring, “Black Comedy” and “Long Stay Cut Short.” The cast and crew of all these productions deserve a big round of applause for their wonderful achievements. A special cheer for their director, Mrs. Kulesa, who made them great. 53 Row 1 l-r J. Wright. M. Gillett. D. McGinnis. ]. Paulsen, M. Lewis. L. Mon- nier. D. Perk. R. Nemeth Row 2 C. Anderson, S. VanKersen, K. Monnier, C. Glidden. V. Jennigs. A. Sidney. A. Gillett, S. Lewis, J. Stanzek. Row 3 S. Srackangast. P. Price, K. Zimbelman, D. Luteyn, L. Henson, L. Cook, J. Knolle. D. MacKenzie, K. Krohn Row 4 C. McNutt, C. McIntyre. K. Kraushaar. D. Blosser. J. Toddy, C. Forman, D. Smith. E. Longacre. R. Cleland. Row 5 J. DeMink, D. Glover, K. Fellows. P. Stafford. L. Meulman. C. Charlesworth. R. Mann. L. VanderKley, S. Dodgson. F. VanderKley Pep Club One of the most popular clubs this year and every year was Pep Club. It was a place where anyone with an in- terest in the team could show it, whether they had ar- tistic talent or not. The Pep Club brought out the spirit in everyone and showed our teams that we were behind them all the way. 54 Make it good, Morford. Devoted pep club members: P. Van- derKley, M. Carson. K. Krohn. The artists' models. 55 Frosh Football Cheerleaders Row 1 1-r J. Toddy, D. Mann. K. Gainder Row 2 C. Forman. S. Mason. L. Henson. D. Lu- teyn, K. Lake Frosh Basketball Cheerleaders P. Staf- ford. C. Forman. D. Luteyn. L. Henson. K. Felloews. J. J. Toddy The 1970-71 Cheerleaders J. V. Football Cheerleaders Row 1 l-r L. Cook. K. Monnier Row 2 M. Bott. J. Fry. R. Vallier Row 3 C. Clidden. P. Van- denbos, C. Brown J. V. Basketball Cheerleaders Row 1 l-r K. Mun- nier. A. Gillett Row 2 C. Glidden. J. Fry, R. Vallier Row 3 L. Cook 56 Var. Basketball Cheerleaders Row 1 1-r Var. Football Cheerleaders Row 1 1-r K. Tucker, J. Page, P. Price. K. Zim- D. Smith. J. Page. K. Zimbelman Row 2 berlman Row 2 S. Dodgson, L. Richards, D. Smith, C. Anderson S. Dodgson. C. Anderson. L. Richards Comstock High School owes a lot to their loyal Cheerleaders. They kept the spirit up when the teams were behind and spurred them on to victo- ry many times. This year we had something new. PEP RIBBONS! Every week we were coaxed and urged to please buy a pep ribbon to back the team. Well, we were rewarded with a great basketball team and the best cheerleaders we’ve had in quite awhile. S-P-I-R-I-T! 57 Some of our spirit-packed cheerleaders, from 1-r K. Zimbelman. S. Dodgson, L. Richards, J. Page 58 Varsity Club Row 1 1-r R. Meredith. B. Maartens. D. Butcher. M. Johnson. K. Thomas. K. Kimball. R. Nemeth. M. Gillett, J, Morford Row 2 D. Blum. S. Brackett. R. Schippers. B. Klies. S. Byrd. K. Bucknell, J. Havens. G. Burnett, E. Longacre Row 3 K. Buck. T. Ellison. M. St. Glair. R. Gerry. E. Corradini, M. Ambs. S. Flower. B. Tarbell. H. Stockwell. M. Caro Row 4 D. Camburn, P. Kelly. K. Clapp. T. Terry, G. Wun- derlin. R. Fields. C. Sieber, M. Moore. R. Franks. Ski Club Row 1 1-r R. Easley. K. Yonkers, Mrs. Rosenow. L. VanderKley. R. Mann. K. Krohn. T. Despesato Row' 2 M. Carson. J. Slater. A. Olivares. P. VanderKley. J. Nickerson. J. Krohn. M. Easley. P. Campbell. E. Bishop, C. Peterson. R. Simmons 59 I A.A.B. 60 N. Glover and S. Noggle Row 1 1-r M. Mitchell, K. Krohn. D. Blosser. S. Srackangast. D. Warren. Row 2 J. Dalm, P. Rhoades. M. Wheeler. K. Kraushaar, P. Schau. B. Travis Row 3 P. Kuziel. W. White. R. Easley. K. Timmer, B. Stermer. Row 1 1-r J. Puckett. C. Wiley. V. Knott. S. Vincent. M. Brinkert Row 2 D. England. S. Vincent. L. K. Kakabaker. A.F.S. Row 1 I-r Mrs. Roiter. N. Kobler. C. Miller. P. Schau. Row 2 D. Warren. K. Timmer. P. Mor- rison, L. Pickett, P. Dantone Row 3 C. Charlesworth. S. Vincent, S. Dodgson. N. Brinkert I It was a great year for the American Field Service at Com- stock. We were fortunate to have as our exchange student, Nadine Kobler. Nadine resided at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Miller and was one of the happiest girls at Comstock. She had a smile for everyone! The A.F.S. also sponsored an exchange weekend for the foreign exchange students in the area. 62 Nadine Kobler Nadine Sincere or Silly Always charming. 63 Spanish Club Row 1 1-r S. Helland. Mrs. Pahl, J. Puckett, Row 2 P. Lum- bard. L. Vandenbos. M. Pratt, M. Wheeler. L. Kakabaker. J. Ryan. K. Moberg, A. Smith. W. Taylor. W. White, j. Boetcher, M. White French Club Row 1 l-r B. Blank. C. Gibson. C. Miller. Mrs. Roiter. T. Lane. J. Schultz. S. Chase Row 2 D. Hoffman. D. Brown. S. Slack. S. Brown. K. Young. P. Vandenbos. D. Glover. N. Kobler. D. Hoggle, A. Sidney. M. Lewis. S. Vincent Row 3 B. Rork. P. Schau, D. Mc- Ginnis. C. Charlesworth. K. Zimbelman, J. Bums. S. Vincent i German Club Row 1 l-r R. Ritter. E. Bishop. W. Van- Dyke, Mrs. Ellman, V. Burrows. J. His- cock Row 2 J. Stanaszek. M. Chapin. S. Lewis. M. Martin, A. Gillett. L. Meulam, L. Dodgson, F. Davis, T. Fields Row 3 M. Bott. C. Bell. E. Longacre. B. Davidson. 64 U. S. History Seminar U. S. History Seminar Row 1 l-r P. England. W. Taylor, R. Rider. Row 2 C. Charlesworth. Mr. Bergstrom. J. Dalm. L. Kakabaker. Row 3 S. Vincent. K. Timmer. R. Easley. P. Schau. Math Club Math Club Row 1 l-r D. Harris, R. Allgaier, D. Erler. Mr. Vorhaze, M. Glowacz. J. Mc- Morrow. A. Hopkins. D. England. 65 Office Staff Office Staff Row 1 1-r Mrs. Kirby. S. VanderMolen. D. Mol. Row 2 J. Rickstad. S. Adcock. K. Kraushaar, S. Lewis, Row 3 J. Boven. Mrs. Morrison. J. Stanaszek. T. Powell. Guidance Office Staff Row 1 1-r K. Wilkins. C. Anderson. Mrs. VandenBos. Row 2 N. An- derson. S. Srackangast. K. Kelly, L. Richards, B. Bellisle, Row 3 N. Cramer, M. Anderson, D. Hansen. Guidance Office Staff 66 Library Staff Row 1 1-r D. MacKenzie, L. Pickett. R. Cook. Miss Fitch. Miss Gronback. P. VanderBiit. S. Cole. A. Michel. Row 2 Mrs. Holland. P. Koetje. W. Taylor. R. Smothers. Row 3 K. Rost. D. Poe. R. Ritter. M. Kelly. O. Hudson. B. Moelaart. A. White. R. Winn. Row 3 K. Rost. D. Poe. R. Ritter. M. Kelly. O. Hudson. B. Moelaart. A. White. R. Winn. W. Strickland. Library Staff or a place to laugh. The Library was a place to study D.E.C.A. Row 1 1-r S. Cunningham, A. Kovacik, D. Hemmer, D. Glidden, S. VanderMolen, M. Wheeler Row 2 N. Cramer, J. Puckett. J. Knolle, C. Story. S. Hewitt, K. Sutton. M. Reynolds Row 3 B. LaBrie, H. Fawley, B. Geary, J. Dubbeld. M. Pelto. D. Mol. D. Burnham, N. Griner Row 4 S. Noteboom, K. Wiers, B. Ogilvie. T. Kennedy. M. Baker, Mr. Hillman Row l 1-r S. Bell, R. Channels, B. Rork, Mrs. Cavanaugh, J. Puckett, G. Plews, L. Boney, S. Mol, M. Glowacz. Row 2 J. Harrison, S. Terrell, F. VanderBilt, S.S. Belland, C. Adcock, L. Morries, M. Chapman. J. Gordon, D. Harris. Row 3 S. Cramer. V. Kannegaiter, C. Smith. C. Bell, P. VanderBilt. D. Hensley, A. Randall, M. England. J. Boven. T. Wertz. Row 4 M. Kelly, B. Christiansen. P. Kelly. J. Slater, E. Bishop, R. Goldsberry, S. Babcock. S. Miskowski 68 C.R.A. Row 1 1-r P. Rhoades, S. Guiter, P. England, K. Dugan. Row 2 D. Pozeznik, P. Sagers. R. Price. K. Wright, B. Wiers. Row 3 B. Stermer. M. Pratt, L. Griffith, S. Decker. Home Ec. Club Row 1 1-r D. Allen. M. Payne, N. Collison. B. Allen. Row 2 S. Cole, J. Rickstad. S. VanderKley. C. Wiley 69 Forensics Row 1 l-r M. Chapin. D. Stafford, G. Metcalfe. M. Lewis. N. Kobler, R. Rider, J. McMorrow, R. Allgaier, R. Go Id sherry. Row 2 K. Lumbard. G. Burnett. J. Havens, B. Kovach. D. Erler, R. Ritter, A. Randall. Forensics i A little classroom discussion. K. Lumbard busily preparing a speech. 70 Debate Debate Row 1 1-r M. Chapin, A. Randall. R. Goldsberry. Mrs. Root. Row 2 D. Stafford, R. Ritter. D. Erler, J. Havens, D. Camburn, K. Lumbard. This I believe . . . 71 Emptiness . . . think about it. I 72 ATHLETICS Top Row—Steve Brackett, John Maartens, Dan Erler, Mike Ambs, Roy Williams, Scott Flower, Bruce Boven. Gary Burnett, Rick Schippers, Dennis McDonald. Bob Tarbell, Mike Fuller, Head Coach W. Hunt. Middle Row—Assistant Student Coach Terry Kannegator. Offensive Coach D. Smith. Jim Kerr, Ernie Longacre. Roger Ballard, Mike Moore, Dan Butcher. Barry Klies, Don Mann. Evar Corradine, Gary Wunderlin, Dave Camburn, Kim Kimball. Martin Johnson. Defensive Coach, G. Jennings. Bottom Row—Manager Dan Fisher. Stanley Burnett, Jim Morford, Roger Nemeth. Mike Caro. Marc Cillett, Ken Thomas, Randy Mann, Mark St. Clair, Russ Stockwell, Jud White. Ray Meridith, Charlie Seiber, Manager Mitchell Cramer. Offense SEASON RECORD Defense In a nutshell the Colts had a pretty good year winning three, losing three, and tying one. The Colts got off to a slow start this year losing the first three games. They then became more organized and matured as they put it all together going into the fourth game of the year as heavy under dogs against Plainwell an undefeated and fourth ranked team in the state and played them to a 0-0 tie. The Colts still high in spirit went on to win the next three in a row, winning their homecoming game against Vicksburg and spoiling Conference rival South Haven’s chances for a title bid. Injuries then helped to thwart the Colt stampede as they dropped the last game of the year to Con- ference champs Allegan. 76 Colts 12 Galesburg-Augusta 34 Colts 12 Paw Paw 18 Colts 12 Otsego 16 Colts 0 Plainwell 0 Colts 16 Vicksburg 8 Colts 12 South Haven 0 Colts 26 Three Rivers 0 Colts 6 Allegan 38 Frosh Football picture not available. Freshman Football Team: Head Coach, Bill Sanderson, Assistant Coach Tim Fox, Rick MacKenzie, Dave Standish, Russ Niebor, Alan Whitacre, Fred Webster, Doug Tolies, Larry Moore, Jack Hunt. Bill Webster, Ralph Thomas, Pat Holwick, Jeff Chadderdon. Vic Caro, Barry Skiles, Dale Knapp. Pete VanderKley, Glenn Shoup. Rene Verburg. Jim Hiscock, Hank Ziolkowski, Rick Doud, Terry Fields, Tom Murphy, Ken Taylor, Chuck Lumbard, Jeff Krohn, Roger Nelson, John I larger, Steve Leversee, Mike Crawford, Duane Kiino, Mark Carson, Greg Marr. Eric Bishop, Dave Carrol. Brad Western, Pete Campbell. Reserve Football Team Top Row—Ed Wunderlin, Pat Murphy. Don Stafford. Dan Conroy. Rick Goldsberry, Larry Toddy. Alan Randall, Dan Fox, Chuck Younghans, Jim Meisner, Fred Pozeznik. Bottom Row—Head Coach Tom Lutz, Dave Smeltzer, Mike McDonald. Clyde Sherwood, Gary Smith, Mike Eesley, Rodney Rhoades. Keith Stevens, Bill Cook, Ken Lumbard, Tom Desposato. Not pictured. Defen- sive Coach Berni Vailier. 77 Cross Country The man behind the team, Coach Barry Dopp. Top Row—Brad Newland, Tom Terry. Dough Smith. Gary Hamlin. Gary Cole. Larry Porter. Middle Row—Ron Buck. Dave Buck, Tom Ellison, Bill Christiansen, Steve Block. Bottom Row—Keith Clapp. Dennis Dietz. Coach Barry Dop. John Roth, Pat Kelly. This year’s Cross Country team wasn’t by any means as successful as they would have liked to have been. Although this was a group of fine, dedicated, hard working young men they only managed to pull off one win this year. With no Seniors on this year’s club everyone will be returning, which is one good note. Having one of the most enthusiastic coaches in the area and the hard working young men that they are, they are looking forward to a better season next year. Varsity Basketball Kneeling—Roy Williams. Rick Schipper. Martin Johnson. Dave Pool. Standing. Bruce Boven. Kim Kimball. Marc Gillett, Jim Weaver. Coach Tom Lutz. Rick Simpson, Jim Morford, Ron Fields. Reggie Franks. 1970-71 BASKETBALL RECORD Colts 85 Galesburg-Augusta 49 Colts 84 Paw Paw 77 Colts 90 Otsego 59 Colts 61 Plainwell 64 Colts 48 Vicksburg 45 Colts 68 Portage Central 47 (Holiday Tourney) Colts 50 Kalamazoo Central 70 (Holiday Tourney) Colts 54 Kalamazoo Christian 50 (Holiday Tourney) Colts 50 South Haven 54 Colts 78 Three Rivers 74 Colts 75 Allegan 70 Colts 66 Paw Paw 55 Colts 96 Otsego 84 Colts 70 Plainwell 66 Colts 75 Vicksburg 69 Colts 72 South Haven 64 Colts 42 Three Rivers 15 Colts 83 Allegan 95 VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's Comstock High Varsity Basketball team was blessed with their first All-State basketball player according to both the UPI and the AP presses in Reggie Franks. On top of this the Colts had a very good year. They won six and lost three of their first nine games. From then on they had to win the next nine in a row to stay in contention for the Conference Championship. The Colts then kicked up their heels and through their next eight opponents only to lose the ninth and Championship game to Allegan. The Colts finished with a fine 11 and 3 record and a second place overall in the Confer- ence. 79 80 Flying high . . . Let's do it to ’em Whoops 81 A determined Bruce Boven ALL - STATER REGGIE FRANKS In addition to being one of the finest basket- ball players in the history of CHS, Reggie Franks was chosen all-state by the UPI and AP. Reggie collapsed several of the Wol- verine conference records as well as those of CHS. His impressive record is: Single game total........................45 pts. Season total............................611 pts Total points over 3 years.............1,426 pts. Most field goals Best per game average over 1 year... 29 pts. Best per game average over 3 years 23.2 pts. First team in Wolverine conference for two successive years. 82 J V FROSH TEAMS Back Row - L to R - Coach Garry Jennings. Stan Miller. Bill Christiansen. Ron Doud. Keith Clapp. Gary Smith. Terry VanderMolen, Dave Smellzer. Front Row - L to R - Terry Brockelbank. Jim Meisnor. Fred Pozonznik. Mike Caro Back Row - L to R - F. Webster. G. Shoup, R. Nelson. G. Terberg. A. Billingsley. D. Lawrence. B. Skiles. D. Devries. Middle Row- - R. Niebor, M. Leversee. D. Carroll, R. Doud. J. Krohn. R. Thomas. A. Whitaker. J. Chadderdon. Front Row - L to R Mgr. C. Worth. J. Roth. H. Zilokowski. D. Standish, J. Olivares. T. Fields. T. Murphy. M. Crawford. R. MacKenzie. Coach Wayne Hunt. Not pictured J. Hunt and V. Caro 83 1-r T. Terry. G. House. A. Randall. R. Block. M. Caro. B. Churchill. D. Zimbleman. P. VandcrKlcy. R. Doud. R. Burgwold. B. Chris tiansen. M. Carson. Coach B. Sanderson. TENNIS An overall season record of 3-13 was es- tablished by the Boys’ Tennis team. The team finished fifth in the Greater Kalamazoo Tour- nament and tied for third in conference play. Their conference record was 3-4. The Colts were led by Captain Doug Slack. Bruce Churchill, most valuable player. 84 G O L F Jeff Sherman putts What form. The 1971 Golf team, finished the season with a 1-12 record. Steve Brackett was the most valuable player. The team was coached by Ron Duitch. Top 1-r Mr. Duitch (Coach), T. Shoop. S. Brackett. J. Sherman. Bottom M. Ames. S. Chase. M. Dowdy. 85 D. Mann pins his man. Wrestling 86 Top Row L to R: Coach L. Pickett, Bill Webster. Jim Fox, Don Mann, Mike Fuller, Brian Western, Barry Dopp Ass't. coach. 2nd Row; Greg Marr, Randy Mann, Ray Meredith, Ron Bucknell Co-Captain. Jim Kerr Co-Captain, Russ Foreman. Front Row; Tom Harmon. Bill Gerry. Lee Lance. Jesse James. A1 Randall. Glen Bushouse. Jim Kerr: Jim was Co-Captain of the Wres- tling Team and did a fine job leading the team all season long. He was Comstock's only wrestler to qualify for the State Finals where he was defeated by the State Cham- pion. Jim won the District tourney held at Comstock, and took third in the Regionals also held at Comstock. Jim was runner up in the Wolverine Conference tournament and finally finished the season with a record of 21 wins and 7 defeats. Harold Stockwell and Bill Gerry qualified for the Regional Tournament. Billy took first place in his class and Harold took a second place. 87 Alright!!!! BOY’S TRACK Top row 1-r D. Buck, F. Poseznik. R. Bebor, T. Ellison, R. Rider. G. Smith, D. Erler, T. Vandermolen, T. Fields, T. Buck, J. Roth, Coach Barry Dopp. Bottom Row E. Longacre, S. Byrd, M. Carson. K. Thomas, G. Burnett. K. Taylor, M. Caro. It was a running, jumping, and leaping year for the Colt trackmen. The Colts finished fourth in the Wolverine Confer- ence with a record of 4 and 3 and an overall record of 8 and 4, tallying one of the best Colt records since the 50’s. The signif- icance of this record is that these young men came together and racked up six straight victories out of the eight. There were some fine talents displayed by this group of trackmen. An example of this is that there were five school records set and one tied. Breaking these records were Sid Byrd in the long jump, jumping 21’-10”, Dan Erler high jumping 6'-y4 ”, Tom Ellison in the two mile run with a time of 10:48, 880 yard relay team which consisted of Ken Thomas, Reggie Franks, Terry Fields, and Marty Johnson ran off a time of 1:33.6, Mile relay team made up of Gary Bur- nett, Steve Block, Dave Buck and Terry Vandermolen, these run- ners sped to a time of 3:39.6, and freshman Terry Fields tied Corky Elliot’s 1958 100-yard dash record with a time of 10.1. This year’s top scorers were Dan Erler (2OIV2). Terry Fields (104), and Ken Thomas (91). Colts 62 Portage Central 47 Colts 25 Portage Northern 92V2 Colts 48 St. Phillip 29Vi Colts 89V2 Paw Paw 70 Colts 40 Galesburg Augusta 29V2 Colts 52 Kalamazoo Christian 29 Colts 72 Otsego 78 Colts 82 Plainwell 66 Colts 66 Parchment 46 Colts 73 Vz Hackett 35 Colts 66 Vicksbyrg 52 Colts 66 South Haven 43V2 Three Rivers 53 Allegan 52 Another record jump. VARSITY BASEBALL Back Row - L to R - Coach Larry Pickett, Reggie Franks, Randy Mann, Gary Burnett, Don Drenton, Barry Klies, Marty Johnson, Kim Kimball, Buzz Martens, Mgr. Dave Blum Front Row - L to R - Jesse James, Mark St. Clair, Scott Flower, Dave Reynolds, Ken Thomas, Stan Burnett, Don Mann With three letterman returning on this years varsity baseball team the colts slugged it out to have a good season. The colts were 4 - 3 in conference play and 14-6 overall finishing second in the Wolverine confer- ence behind South Haven. Midway through the season things seemed to gel together and the colts reeled off 9 wins out of the last 10 games to take a second place in the conference and to win the Greater Kalamazoo Tourney beating Kalamazoo Central 1-0 in the championship game. An added reason for the colts success was the selection of three all conference players. Shortstop Buzz Martens batting .456, first baser Reggie Franks batting .431, and pitcher Kim Kimball batting .403— helped Comstock place three players on the all conference team. Kimball also fanned 172 batters which was a new school record. The colts are looking to another fine season next year with the return of some fine talent under the coaching of Larry Pickett. 90 Dave Blum Varsity manager The Teaherry Shuffle? Klies has another close call Flower watches on as Kimball hurls Buzz pulls in with another 3 bagger 91 Girls! |. V. team 1-r standing Miss Glass. K. Bronson. B. Demarest. L. Sagers. K. Hawley, J. DeMink, M. Lambeck, D. Lu- teyn. D. Pool. K. Follows. N. Kobler, K. Lake, L. Dodgson, E. Meredith, Miss Ashby (CoachJ Kneeling M. Andrews, T. Hilton. D. Morford, D. Kern. J. Toddy. Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball team was coached for the second year in a row by Miss Fran Ebert. Getting off to a bad start by losing three out of their first four games, the girls came back to boast a 7-3 overall record. Debbie Lu- teyn led the J.V. squad having the most rebounds (77) and total no. of points (80). One player the reserve team was very proud of was our exchange student from France, Nadine Kobler. It was the first time she had ever played basketball in her life. J. V. Record Vicksburg Portage 23 Comstock 17 Central 17 Comstock 22 Plainwell 16 Comstock 13 Parchment 18 Comstock 17 Allegan 21 Comstock 32 Parchment 27 Comstock 30 Plainwell 21 Comstock 30 Vicksburg 20 Comstock 24 Mattawan 23 Comstock 36 Allegan 16 Comstock 22 92 Basketball Varsity team standing 1-r Miss Ashby (Coach), A. Gleason, M. Lewis, D. Tucker, J. Paulsen, M, O’Leary, K. Lake, R. Vallier. C. Glidden, D. McGinnis. H. Fry, M. Malpass (Manager). Sitting, Co-Captains C. Miller, J. DeMink. The Girls’ Varsity Basketball squad, coached by Miss Patricia Ashby, again, boasted a 9-1 win-loss record for the ’71 season. Led by fantastic senior Judy DeMink, they only lost to powerful Portage Central to be tied for first place in the area. Judy, voted most valuable player by her team mates, had 28 steals and teammate Sophomore Cindy Glidden, voted most improved player by her teammates, had a total of 48 points all season. Returning Sophomores Robin Vallier and Debbie Mc- Ginnis, and also senior Chris Miller also contributed greatly to the Colt cause. The team, consisting of seven sophomores, three juniors and two seniors is looking forward to another bright season. 93 SUPERSTAR! Girls’ Track Row 1 1-r P. Reardon. M. Malpass. P. Bennett, R. Yonkers, M. Lambeck, K. Lake, D. Tucker, D. Fran- cisco. D. Mann, Miss Ashby (Coach) M. O'Leary, Row 2. K. Kraushaar, C. Glidden, L. Sagers, S. Bell, A. Hopkins. T. Hilton, D. Curran, S. Hayes, V. Jennings, A. Gleason, Row' 3 J. DeMink, B. Demarest, D. Lu- teyn. K. Lake, P. Stafford, D. Hageman, D. Morford, missing from Photo. Judy DeMink and Mary Andrews. Here we come! Girls’ track had a good season again this year with a record of 9- 0. Cindy Glidden, voted most valuable player broke three indi- vidual records including the 440 run originally held by Mel Pickett (65.8) now 64.0, standing long jump 8’1” broken by herself, and running long jump held by Jane VanBruggan 16‘1 broken by Cindy to 16’5”. She also was a member of the record breaking 200 yard shuttle team of Judy DeMink, Cindy Glidden, Peg Bennett and Jane DeMink (27.7) which was originally held by Kathy Lake, Holly Fry, Marilyn Mitchel and Michele Lewis (27.9). The High jump school record was broken by Kathy Lake (4’9”), originally held by herself at 4’8 . Judy DeMink, lone senior on the team didn’t lose a 220 yard dash or 100 yard dash in three years. 94 95 Wanna take you higher! Girls’ Tennis Standing 1-r S. Vincent. S Terrell, R. Eesely. J. Dalm. M. O'Leary. D. McGinnis. K. Lake, K. Long. K. Kraushaar, Miss Ashby (Coach). Kneeling K. Young, V. Degoede, A. Gleason. A. Wellington, C. Clapp, P. England, Co-captains J. Swim and M. Kobler. The Girl’s tennis team didn’t have a bright season this year only winning one match and finishing the season with a 1-6 record. Sophomore Karyi Kraushaar played first singles with senior June Swim playing second singles. First doubles team was Kathy Lake and Maureen O’Leary. The girl's team this year didn't end up with such a great record but next year hopes to be better. Four girls’ on the team are planning to take lessons in the summer. Hit it!! 96 ADMINISTRATION Our School Board Mr. P. Wollam Mr. B. Churchill Superintendent President 98 Mr. L. Kreg Mr. H. Pickett Mr. Howard Ewles Principal Mrs. Betty Kirby Secretary Our Principal and His Secretary Talk, Talk, . Mrs. Shirley Vanden Bos Secretary Mr. Harry Clay BA Kent State May I help you? Mr. Bob Hardy MA Northern Illinois Universi- ty “He sliouk many hands this year. Phy. Ed. Dept. Mr. Jack Wayne Hunt MA WMU Miss Patricia Ashby MA WMU Don Penix BS WMU Mr. Bill Sanderson Mr. Paul Papranec Mr. Jack Lindsay BA Kalamazoo College BS WMU MA WMU DEPARTMENT HEAD Margaret Lou Lamb BA Albion College Science and Math Depts. Tom Crabiel Candid Comstock’s Marching Band” BS Bowling Green Candid You do it like this . . . Doug Harper MA Univ. of Northern Iowa Tim Fox BS MSU Jay Stickle Logan Weaver BS WMU MA WMU DEPARTMENT HEAD History Dept. There is no truth to the rumor that I am running for the presidency in “72 . Mr. Hugo Bergstrom Mrs. Prudence LaBar BA Kalamazoo College BA WMU Department Head Mr. John Bargo MA WMU Mr. Paul Zilch MA MSU English Dept. Hi there! Mr. Dale Gainder MA WMU Department Head Mr. Barry Dopp BA WMU English Dept. Mr. Wally Haight BS WMU Mrs. Judy White MA WMU Mrs. Gwen Kulesa MA WMU Mr. Clyde Taylor AB U of M Excuse us Mr. Dopp. Mr. Ray Groner MA Bob Jones University Mrs. Bonnie Root BS WMU Mrs. Margaret Roiter Mrs. Linda Pahl BA WMU BA WMU Evelyn Ellman MA Wayne State University Foreign Languages , Vamanos Ganamonos Caballitos! or Allez Poulains Allez 106 Mrs. Joyce Ballinger BS WMU Mrs. Berenice Hamill MA WMU Department Head Mr. Ronald Deuitch MA WMU Mrs. Mary Lou Thiessen BBAUof M Mr. Lee Worthington BS WMU Mr. Terry Hillman BA WMU You don’t know what DECA is? Mrs. Jean Thomas BS WMU Mrs. Lucille Person BA MSU Business Dept. Mrs. Joan Cavanaugh 107 MA WMU Miss Jane Gronback MSL VVMU Library Staff Miss Leah Fitch Mrs. Eileen Holland Secretary One of the three busy ladies. 108 Mr. Smith sings a fireside solo. Mrs. Rosenow is dedicated to teaching her students. Mrs. Linda Rosenow BS New York University Mr. Jerry Smith MA WMU Choir Director Mr. Henry Kulesa BM WMU Band Director Miss Susan Mayberry BM Uof M Assistant Band Director Mrs. Patricia Zilch BFAMSU Fine Arts Four score and seven notes ago Mr. Charles Wegner MA WMU Department Head Mr. Paul Retburg BS Ferris Industrial Arts Dept. Mr. Richard Trudell MS WMU Where’s this line supposed to be? Mr. Gary Jennings BS WMU First of all. how many know what a car is?” Cooks and Custodians The Kitchen Crew 1-r N. Eggleston, C. Sparks. F. Hopkins, Cashier. J. Emmons. Manager, H. Honnicut. M. MacDonald, C. Fuller. A great action shot. Mr. Valier does a dance during half time. Another great action shot. There they go! And here they come. And there they go again! Faculty Basketball Game The faculty team showed their great playing ability this year in a game against WYYY. Working hard as cheerleaders were Mrs. White, Mrs. Pahl, Mrs. Roiter and Mrs. LaBar. It was a thrilling game to watch and it inspired many teachers for next year, even though . . . m They left the floor in defeat SENIORS Adcock, Susan Aistars. Daina Ambs, Michael Anderson, Cheryl Anderson, Mary Baker, Michael Ballinger, Linda Baugh, Allen Belland, Glenn 114 Blankenburg, Karen Blankenburg, Scott Blosser, Helen Bogema, Jerry Boney. Linda Boven, Bruce Boven, Julie Brackett. Stephen Bradshaw, George Brierly. Debbie Bucknell, Ronald Burnett, Gary Burrows, Vivian Butcher. Daniel Byrd, Sidney 115 Camburn. Janice Canavan. John Chadderdon. Thomas Channells, Rosanne Chapman. Madeline Chapman. Sarah Chavoya, Cindy Clark. Kenneth Clay. Michael Cole. Shirley Collison. Nancy Cook. Jerry 116 Corradini. Evar Courter. Jackie Coville. Donna Cowgil. Susan Cramer, Sharon Crandall, Sharon Cunningham, Sharon Curtis, Sandy Danetone, Patricia Davidson, Laurie Davis, Joanne Davis. Michael 117 Doan, Darene Lance Dean. Tony DeHollander. Jacob DeMink, Judith Dent, John Deward, Gregory Doerfer, Jennifer Savage Doud, Robert Dubbeld. Janice Dunn, Patrick Early, Anita Moorlag Eckelbecker, Dena 118 Edwards. Carol Edwards, Dale Ellison. David Elmore. John England. Michele Fenwick. Douglas Flora, James Flower, Scott Fox, James France. James Franks. Reginald Freeman, Michael 119 French, Lauren Gainder. Sheryl Gazdag. Susan Gibson, Michael Glidden, Richard Glover, Nancy Hansen. Denise Harger, Shirley Harrison, Janice Hemmer, Denese Henry, Debbie Hnilo, James 120 Hollenbeck, Judith Hubeck, Pamela Hudson, Timothy Jackson, David Johnson, Martin Julian, Janet Kelly, Michael Kennedy, Teresa Kerr. James 121 Kiewiet, Kelvin Kik, Kenneth Kimball. Albert Kissinger. Reginald Klies. Barry Knolle. Julie Knott, Victoria Kobler, Nadine Kovacik, Arlene Kuziel. Marvin LaBrie, Bruce Lampman. Mark Lee, Fred Lewis, Sandra Longacre. Ernest 122 Lumbard. Carl Maartens, John MacKenzie, Mercedes Martin, Sandra McCormick. Mary McCrorey, Timothy Monck. Bruce Meredith, Raymond Miller. Christine Miskowski, Susan Moelarrt, Brian Monroe. Julia 123 Moore. Marion Morford, James Morris, Linda Morrison. Phillip Moskalik, Susan Nash, Jeffrey Newton, Roberta Mae Nufer, Edward Ogilvie. Robert 124 Olivares, Angelita Ouding, Henry Pacic, David Page, June Perry. Michael Phillips, Chester Pickett. Linda Plews, Gayle Pozeznik, Diane Price. Phyllis Rabb, Linda Randolph. Joyce Reynolds, David Rhoades, Pamela Rickstad, Jill 123 Ridings. David Rogenski. Mark Rogers. Douglas Romig, Maurice Shearer. Laurie Simpson, Peggy Skiles. Cortia Slack, Douglas Sluss, Karen Smith, Deborah Smith, Debra Kay Smith, Nancy 126 Stanaszek, Jill Starner, Donald St. Clair. Mark Stinson, William Story. Carolyn Strickland. Wesley Stuut, Kim Swim, June Tarbell. Robert 127 Thomas, Perry Thompson. Rick Travis. Charles Tyler. Timothy Ubbes. Laurie VanAvery. Donald Vanderbilt. Florence VanderKley. Sandra VanDyck, Walter Videnieks. Regina Vorva. Jerry Wallace. Ralph Wertz. Terrie Weststrate. Bart Whipple, Pamela 128 White. Allen White. Margorie Wiers, Kenneth Wiley. Cynthia Winchell. Charles Winn, Rodney Zimbelman. Karen Zimmerman. Barbara 129 Muscles aren’t my only asset. Come on guys, the coast is clear.” Crash through that Junior line, and send those backs around the ends, boom. boom. boom. Fight, fight, with all your might. Senior honor to defend, rah. rah, rah . . . 130 “A day in the life.” This year’s Senior class was the first freshman class in the new high school. They were new to high school just as the building was new to high school students. Since they began here, they’ve seen many changes; a new administration, new faculty members, and new facilities added. Some of this year’s activities included; a first on the class float at Football Homecoming, winning the Powder Puff Football Game, a dance. Spaghetti Dinner, Jr. and Sr. Prom, Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate, and finally Graduation. Our four years here at C.H.S. have been the best of years, and the worst of years, the happiest of years, and the saddest years of our lives. The class of '71 was endowed with many leaders, scholars, athletes, and most of all great, fantastic and beautiful people. 131 “I just washed my hair and I can’t do a thing with it.” “Dedication'' Senior Class Officers: L. Pickett. S. Crandall. P. Dantone. S. Gazdag. D. Hansen. J. Monroe. Standing. R. Wallace. V.S.T.?? Charter Members: Ralph Wallace. Dave Jackson, and Phil Morrison. Mr. Mellow. 132 JUNIORS Class Officers: 1-r; Rick Schippers, Pres. Sue Dodgson, Seel. Linda Kakabaker. Treas. Bruce Churchill, Vice Pres. I The class of '72 can be described as anything but dull—. This year we found them in the morgue business with our football float . .. which in keeping with our former tradition, took last place AGAIN! Then we took a couple of steps up the ladder of success by making a big hit of Basketball Homecoming; on top of that we broke a record for our float, which took 3rd place instead of 4th, as usually planned. All in all the Junior class made a pretty good go of it, and we hope that the class of ’72 will always be a success! 134 Juniors say: Chew ’em up Colts! Allen, Steve Allgaier, Rick Andrews, Mary Bailey, Chris Belland. Sarah Bellisle. Becki Bennett. Peggy Birdsall, Roger Blank, William Block. Ron Block. Steve Bogema, Jeff Borden, Ken Bradshaw. Sandy Brinkert, Nina Brown, Bob Buck, Dave Burgwald, Ray Burnham, Dawn Burnett. Stan Burpee. Tim Bushouse, Glen Campbell, Barb Camburn, Dave Carlton. Pat Cam ill. Cheryl Carr, Dianna Charlesworth. Cathy Christiansen, Bob Churchill. Bruce 135 Clapp, Carolyn Cleland, Robin Cole, Tom Conners. Audy Cook, Frank Corzine, Dick Cramer. Nancy Dalm. Jerrie Dalm, Rick Dillon, Kevin Dintaman. Dale Dodgson, Sue Dornan, Dave Dowdy, Mark Drenton. Don Candid Camera ???!!! 136 Dugan. Kathy Dziewicki. Joe Edie, Jeff Eesley. Rena Egleston, Mark England. Pam Erler, Dan Fawley. Harold Fields, Ron Flaw, Lucy Fleming. Jack Forman. Chuck Geary, Barb Gerry, Bill Gibson, Gary Gillette. Marc Ginter, Jeff Gonzalez, Joe Goodacre, Bob Gordon, Janet Griffith, Leslie Griner. Nancy Hanna. Colin Harnandez. Jr. Havens. Jeff Hawley. Richard Hearn. Linda Henderson. Jim Hewitt. Starr Hill, Harold 137 Junior Class Spirit!! Holt. Steve Holthouse. Bob Howell. Tim Howell, Judy James. Jesse Jennings. Lenny Kakabaker, Linda Kannegater. Vicki Kelly. Kathy Ketlaar, Denise Keweit, Chris Kindig. Matt Kindle, Earl Klinger. Shirley Kraushaar. Karen 138 Krohn, Karen Leversee, Arlene Loucks, Debbie Lumbard, Fenny Luteyn, Gloria Mack. Fat MacKenzie. Sue Mahieu, Tom Mann. Don Mann. Randy J. Mann. Randy L McDonald, Dennis McIntyre. Cynthia Metcalfe, Georgia Mol, Dixie Monnier, Laurie Moore, Mike Noble. Scott Noggle. Sue Nytray. Dave O’Leary. Maureen Ouding, Beth Overkleeft, Kathy Padgett. Chet Paulsen, Jane Pauter, Lorren Pelto. Mardy Pelto. Ralph Perk. Dave Peterson, Dehhie 139 Petto. Terry Poe, Ron Pool. Dave Puckett, Jonica Reynolds. Mary Richards, Linda Rider, Rod Root, Steve Ryan. Joe Schau, Patty Schipper. Rick Sherwood, Joni Shields, Keith Shields, Marsha Sieber. Chuck UO Hands off; Schippers! Simpson. Rick Sinkler, George Smeltzer. Laura Smith, Alan D. Smith. Alan G. Smith, Barb Smith, Kristi Snyder, Carol Soioman, Deb Sootsman. Vicki Srackangast, Sue Standish, Misty Stermer. Bev Stockwell, Harold Stockwell. Russ Strayer, Pat Sutton. Karen Tassoll, Calc Taylor, Wendy Terrell, Sherry Terry, Barb Terry. Jim Tharge. Doris Thomas. Ken Timmer. Karen Travis, Bev Tucker. Debbie VandenBos. Lou Ann VanderKley, Liz Vanderlaan. Mark 141 VanderMolen. Sandy VanderWeele, Rich VanKersen. Sue Vincent. Sue Walker, Tom Walls, Doug Warren, Debbie Weaver, Jim Wertz, Don Wheeler, Mary Whitby. Jean White. Wanda Williams. Roy Wollum, Lin Wright. Joel SOPHOMORES Alfieri. Bob Allgaier. Russ Allison. Jean Anderson. Naomi Babock. Steve Bailey. Jan Baugh, Sherri Bell. Cathy Bellisle, Jan Bensinger. Debbie Block. Cathy Bloom, Dave Boettcher, Jerri Boney. Lillian Bott, Marita Class Officers 1-r: R. Vallier, Treas.. J. Schultz, Sec., L. Cook, Vice- Pres., D. Bloom, President, Row 2 Representatives, K. Long. M. Martin. C. Gibson. This year the Sophomore Class can be spelled with success. In sports our team had success not in the win-loss record, but in that they learned to work as a team and use valuable keys that will help them next year on the Varsity teams. We know they will be an important part of the team. Success was written all over our float competition as we took a 2nd in the Foot- ball Homecoming and a 1st place in Basketball Homecoming. Scholastically speaking, we were on top, have a large percent of our class on the honor roll. The Class of ’73 will remain on top as you can tell by the great number of students we have in our class. Our biggest success was being able to work as a group and as a class and having pride in our class. This pride can be shown to you by our victories in the Spirit Jug contest. We know that we’ll make this next year even better than the past one. 144 Boven. Sandy Bowling, Harold Brierly, Kathie Brockelbank, Terry Brown, Chuck Brown, Sheryl Bucher. Mary Buck, Ron Burden, Julie Campbell, Irene Caro, Mike Chapin. Mark Chase. Stan Christiansen, Bill Clapp. Keith Clark, Vivian Clay, Jay Cole. Valinda Collins, Tom Condit, Jim Conors. Debbie Conroy, Dan Cook. Luanne Cook. Randy Cook. Robin Cook, William Corradini, Gary Craft, Chris Cramor. Arnold Cramer. Mitch 145 Crandall, Jim Courtney. Amelia Davidson. Arthur Davidson, Lynn Davis, Marilyn DeBoer. Kent Deboer. Vic Decker, Sharon DeGoede. John DeLeon, Ernest Desposato, Tom Doud, Ron Dunn. Valerie Edwards. Randy Eesley, Mike Ellison, Tom Faulkner, Sherri Felty, Terry Fisher. Jim Foote. Sue Forman. Russ Fox. Dan Fry, Holly Fuller. Mike Gibson. Cheryl Gillett, Amy Gleason, Ann Glidden, Cindy Glowacz, Mike Goldsberry, Rick 146 Gonder. Benny Gray. Robyn Griffith. Cindy Grodi, Charlene Guiter, Sue Hale. Ken Harris. Jeanne Hernandez. Joe Hernandez. Mary Hilton. Larry Hoffmann. Debbie Hofman. Dorothy House, Gary Hughes. Robyn Hummel. Almira U7 Now you can see why we won the spirit jug. Jennings. Vicki Julian, Terry Keeler. Paul Keith. Staurt Kelly. Pat Kerr. Bill Kissinger. Cindy Klies. Sherri Koetje. Pam Kovach. Brett Kraushaar. Karyl Kuziel. Peggy Lake. Kathy Land, Mary Lane. Glenn Lane. Terrie Lenfield. Wendy Lewis. Michele Lindsley. Dana Long, Karin Loucks. Cheryl Lumbard. Ken Malpass. Melody Marlatt. Pat Marr, Debbie Martin, Mary McCrorey, Tom McDonald. Colleen McDonald. Mike McCinnis, Deby 148 McMorrow. Judy McNutt, Cindy Meisner, Jim Michel. Althea Miller. Stan Mitchell, Marilyn Mitscher, Divina Moberg. Kathy Monnier. Kathie Monroe, Sue Morey, Joy Moren. Carol Mullen, Rick Murphey, Pat Myles, Connie Neff, Ken Newkirk. Leslie Nicholson. Pat Nickerson, Jim Noble. Michele Nogglo, Diane Nufer. Tom Nuyen, Connie Olekss, Jane Ouding. Tim Overhuel. John OverKleeft. Dennis Payne, Marion Peterson. Chuck Peterson, Man- 149 Poe, Dennis Pool, Denise Pozeznik, Fred Pratt. Marianne Price. Robyn Randall, Alan Reed. Keith Keist, Craig Rhoades. Rodney Rickter. Jackie Ritter, Richard Rogers, Earl Rogers, William Rork, Bonnie Rost. Kim Sagers, Mike Sagers. Pat Salisbury, Jim Sanford, Tim Santora, Carla 150 Schero. Kathy Schiffel, Kathy Schipper, Teresa Schultz. Jeanne Senne, Pam Sherwood. Clyde Shinevare, Sue Sidney, Ann Simsick, Dave Sknkler. Orrin Sinkler, Terry Slack, Sandy Smeltzer, Dave Smith. Charlene Smith, Connie 151 See, we do work sometimes! Smith, Gary Smith, George Smothers. Rita Stafford, Don Standish. Kim Stevens. Keith Stroud. Bob Sunnock, Mike Swim. Sue Tackett. Pam Terry, Randy Terry, Tom Thompson. Laurie Timmer, Marcia Toddy, Larry Triestram, Cheryl Tucker, Ron Turrentine, Ron Utter, Jackie Vallier, Robin Vanden Bos, Pam Vander Bilt, Peggy Vander Molen, Jill Vander Molen. Terry Vande Wouwer, Paul Vroegindewey. Terry Waldrop, Gladys Walsh. Correen Walton. Norm Warner. Barb 152 Watson. Dennis Wellington. Annette Western. Brian Westfield. Doug Whitby, Tim Wiers, Brenda Wilkins, Kathy Wilkinson. Robin Willette. Margaret Williams. Tony Wright. Karan Wunderlin, Ed Yeager. Rick Yonker, Robin Young. Karin 153 154 FRESHMEN The Freshman class seemed to be a de- termined and active class. Both our Football and Basketball teams proved to be very successful. We have room to improve in float competition as we were rated thrid on our Football float and fourth on our Basketball float. We were able to raise funds this year through two dances which we sponsored. Both were very successful. A look at the class of 74 as a whole looks promising for the next three years. Class Officers Row 1 1-r D. Luteyn, Treas., K. Fellows. Pres., D. Mann, Vice Pres., S. Leversee, Rep., S. Mason, Rep. Ackerman, George Adams. Dixie Allen, Brenda Allen, Diane Allgaier. Linda Anderson, Steve Babcock, Debbie Bailey, Maria Bawkey, Gerald Bell, Sarah Betke, Debbie Billingsley. Steve Bishop. Tom Bloom. Rosalie Boer. Melanie 156 Borden, Karen Borgmon. Ray Bosenbark, Linda Bowlor, Mike Brewer, Nathan Briley, Brenda Bronson, Karen Brown, Diane Brush, Steve Bunce, Connie Burch, Debbie Burgwald. Rita Burnett. Gwen Burns, Julie Burpee. Babette Four Frolicking Freshmen. 157 Campbell, Dennis Campbell, Diane Campbell, Melvin Campbell, Pete Carlton, Joe Caro, Victor Carrier, Linda Carroll, Dave Carson. Mark Chadderduu, Jeff Charlesworth, Curt Chipman. Becky Clapp. Joe Cochran, Cathy Cole. Gary Conroy. Vicki Councell, Marabelle Crawford. Mike Crum, Stephen Curran, Deirdre Czuk. Steve Davidson, Bruce DeGoede, Vella DeGraaf, Greg DeHollander, )eff DeLeon. Lupe Demarest, Dabette DeMink. Jane DeVries. Dan Dietz. Dennis Dillion. Barb Dodgson. Linda Doud. Rick Dunlap, Judy Dutton. Gary Ec.kelbecker, Don England. Deborah Falls. Carol Fellows, Kay Fellows. Kim Fidlar, Diane Fields. Terry Filibeck, Nancy Fisher. Dan Forman. Cindy Fox, Barb Fransisco. Diane Fross, Sandra Gage. Bonnie Cainder. Karen 159 There's always one in the crowd. The reactions of great food. Gary. Sally Ginter, John Glover. Diane Glowacz, Michelle Goodpaster. Michael Gordan, Dianne Hagemon, Debbie Hamblin. Chris Hamilton. Rick Hamlin, Gary Hanson, Mark Harger, John Harmon. Patricia Harring, Scott Harrison. Deborah 160 Hawley. Katy Hayes. Sue Hearn. Vickie Henson. Lynette Hensley, Debbie Hill. Toni Hilton. Terrie Hiscock. Jim Holt, Scott Holthouse, Jeanne Holwick, Pat Homrich. Debbie Hopkins, April Hughes. Kathleen Hubbard. Bob G. Cole does his part in the band. D. Tolies creates a masterpiece. Hunt. Jack Jerke, Debbie Johnson. Debbie Jonas. Greg Jones. Phil Jones. Teresa Jukes, Bob Julian. Joyce Keifer. David Kerr, Donna Kindig, Mike King. Larry Klinger. Karen Kneer. Nancy Kovach. Lynn Krohn, Jeff Kiino, Duane Kulikowski, Pat Lake. Karen Lambeck, MaryAnn Lammott. Georgia Lance. Lee Lawrence, Briane LeRoy, Terry Leversee, Beth Leversee, Steve Lindner, Brenda Loucks. Terri Lumbard. Chuck Luteyn, Debi 162 MacKenzie. Rick Mangles, Teresa Mann. Cindy Mann, Debbie Manion, Robin Martin. Kathy Mason. Shirley Massuch. Martha McCarty. Sue McCrakin, Sherrie McCuaig. Bill McDole, Boyce McEwen. Jim McNally. Lauri McQueer. Vicky Meadows, Brenda Medendorp. Carol Meisner, Cheryl Menck, Carol Meredith, Elaine Meulman. Leone Miller. Ray Miskowski, Kurt Mol, Shelley Monroe. Jan Moore, Larry Morford. Debby Morin, Jim Morin, Roger Morrison. Grant 163 Murphy. Tom Nash. Doug Nelson, Roger Nelson, Sharon Newkirk. Brad Newland. Brad Nicholas. Michael Nieboer. Russ Nikitas, Sarah Norris, Kim Nufer. Paul Ogilvie, Jean Olivares, Joe Osborn. Bob Ouding, Terri Owel, Barb Pederson, Joe Peterson. Karen Petto, Toni Plews, Jim Pollich. Doug Porter, Larry Powell, Jim Rabb. Judy Reardon. Pam Reiter, Vicki Relaford. Bob Relaford. Wendy Reynolds, Laurie Rolfe. John 164 Kousch. Ed Sagers. Laurie Sagers. Shirley Sanchez. John Sargent. Betty Scholten. Don Scott. Chris Sherman. Beth Sherman. Jeff Sherrod, Dan Shoup, Glenn Siegers. William Simmons. Richard Simpson, Terry Skiles, Barry The excitement of Gym class. A little hallway discussion. Slater, Jeff Sliva, Sue Sluss, Barb Smeltzer. Gail Smith. Doug Smith, Mark Smith, Randy Sootsman, Debra Sootsman. Mike Spencer, Lynn St. Clair, Donna Stafford. Fat Standish, Dave Stockwell, Cindy Taylor. Ken 166 Terburg, Tom Thomas. Ralph Thomas, Terri Toddy. Jan Tolies. Doug Torok, Toni Trumble. Jim Tucker. Rick Tucker. Steve VanAvery, Terry VandenBos, Paula VanderKley. Pete Verburg, Rene Vick. I.inda Vincent, Sheryl They helped to cheer their guy’s on. M. Carson slyly passes through the hall. t67 Wakefield, Darwin Ward, Jackie Warmack. Dawn Webster, Bill Webster, Fred Wertz, Jan Western. Brad Westveer, Sue Whitaker, Alan Wilcox, Dena Winn. Gail Woodal, Max Younghans. Kathy Zandt. Randy Ziolkowski. Henry P. VanderKley displays his artistic ability. Senior Directory Adcock, Susan: FBLA 4, Office Co-op 4. Aistars, Daina: European Hist. Seminar 2, U.S. His- tory Seminar 3, FTA 3, Student Council 4. Ambs, Michael: Track 1, Wrestling 4, Baseball 1, Football 2-4 Auto Body 3,4. Anderson, Cheryl: Cheerleading 1-4, Captain 2,4, Track 1-3 Pep Club 1-4, Musical 3,4, Choir 3,4, Guidance Office 4, Student Council 4, Football Homecoming Court 4, Basketball Homecoming Court 4, Band Follies 4. Anderson, Mary: Library Assistant 1,4, Student Council 1, U.S. History Seminar 3, Guidance 4. Ballinger, Linda: Modern Dance 1. Blankenburg, Karen: Student Council 3, Spanish Club 3, Co-op 4, National Honor Society 3,4. Blankenburg, Scott: Cross Country 1. Wrestling 1,2, Golf 1-4, Chess Club 1,2. Blosser. Helen: FNA 1-4, Treasurer 1, Pres. 2-4, Candy Striper 2-4, Pep Club 2-3, Band 1,2, Choir 4, Student Council 2,3, Campus Life 4, S.T.O.P. 3. Bogema, Jerry: Football 1-4, Baseball 3-4, Basket- ball 2, Varsity Club 3,4, Gun Club 1-4, Ski Club 3.4, Student Council 2-4. Boney, Linda: Girl’s Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2, Hockey 1, Band 1-3, Office Co-op 4, FBLA 4, Gymnastics 2. Boven, Bruce: Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-3, Co-op 4. Boven, Julie: Ski Club 2,3, A.F.S. 1, French Club 1,2, U.S. History Seminar 3, FBLA 2-4, Office Co- op 4. Brackett, Stephen: Basketball 1, Baseball 2, Foot- ball 1-4, Track 1,2,4. Bradshaw, George: Work Study 4. Bucknell, Ronald: Track 1, Football 1,2, Wrestling 1-4. Burnett, Gary: Football 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Co-Captain 4, Track 1-4, Forensics Reading 3, Pep Club 1-4, Varsity Club 1-4, Band 1-4, Choir 3.4, Football Homecoming King 4. Burrows, Vivian: Band 1,2, Band Follies 1,3,4, French Club 1,2, German Club 3, Vice Pres. 4, Student Council 3,4, European Hist. Seminar 2. U.S. History Seminar 3, Art Club 4. Byrd, Sidney: Football 1-4, Basketball 1,2, Track 1- 4, Baseball 1,2,4, Pep Club 1-4, Varsity Club 1-4, Forensics Reading 3, Choir 4. Camburn, Janice: French Club 1,2, Journalism 1, Inter School Council 1, Candy Striper 2, Choir 2- 4, U. S. History Seminar 3, National Honor Soci- ety 3,4, Yearbook 4. Canavan, John: Cross Country 2,3, Basketball Manager 3,4. Chadderdon, Tom: Football 1,2, Basketball 2,3, Track 1. Channells, Rosanne: FBLA 2-4, Co-op 4. Chapman, Madeline: Library Assistant 2, Office 3,4, FBLA 4. Chapman, Sarah: Pep Club 1,2. Chavoya, Cindy: Co-op 4. Clark, Kenneth: Wrestling 1-3, Student Council 2,3, Varsity Club 3. Clay, Michael: Football 1,2, Basketball 1, Student Council 3, Co-op 4. Cole, Shirley: Home Ec Club 3,4. Collison, Nancy: Choir 1-4, GAA 1, German Club 3.4. Home Ec Club 3,4, Secretary 4, Choir Musical 1-4. Cook, Jerry: Cross Country 1,3, Wrestling 1,2, Track 1,2. Corradini, Evar: Basketball 1, Wrestling 3,4, Foot- ball 1-4, Baseball 1,2, Varsity Club 4, Choir 4, European History Seminar 2. Courter, Jackie: Modern Dance 1, Basketball 2, Gymnastics 2. Co ville, Donna: Cheerleading 1, Pep Club 1, Modern Dance 1. Cowgill, Susan: FTA 2, Library Assistant 2, Guidance Office 3. Craig, Victor: Baseball 1, Golf 3. Cramer, Sharon: Girls Basketball 1-3, Pep Club 1, FNA 2. FBLA 4, Student Council 3. Cunningham, Sharon: Modern Dance 1, FNA 1, FBLA 2, Musical 2.3, Office Help 3, Choir 2,3. Co- op 4, DECA 4. Crandall, Sharon: Band 1-4, Pep Band 4, Wind En- semble 2-4. Band Pres. 4, Basketball 1,2, Track 1 3, French Club 2,3, Secretary 3, A.F.S. 2, Math Club 2, Band Follies 3,4, Class Vice Pres. 4, Student Council 4, U.S. History Seminar 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, Yearbook Co-Editor 3, Yearbook Editor 4. Dantone, Patricia: Band 1-4, Pep Band 2-4, Wind Ensemble 2-4, Cheerleading 1, Track 2, Pep Club 1-4, Yearbook 3, Yearbook Business Manager 4, Class Secretary 1-4, Thespians 4, All School Play 4, Musical 4, Student Council 1-4, Journalism 3. Choir 4, Band Follies 3-4, DAR Cood Citizen 4. Davidson, Laurie: Cheerleading 1,2. Rand Follies 3. FNA 1, Office Help 2-4, Student Council 3, Campus Life 3.4. Pep Club 1,2, Band 1, Choir 3. Davis, Joanne: Choir 1-3, Musical 2, FNA 1, Pep Club 1. Davis, Michael: Drafting 2-4. Dean, Darene: Musical 2, Choir 2. DeMink, Judith: Pep Club 2-4, Girl’s Basketball 1-4, Field Hockey 1, A.F.S. 3, Band 1-4, Choir 4, Student Council 1-4, Tennis 1, Journalism 3, Inter-School Council 3,4, French Club 1, Bund Follies 3, Track 1-3. Doerfer, Jennifer: FNA 1,2. Doud, Robert: Basketball 1,2. Student Council 3. Co-op 4. Dubbeld, Janice: Debate 1, FBLA 2, FNA 2, DECA 4. Early, Anita: Band 1,2, FNA 1,2, Candy Striper 1. 169 Ecklebecker, Dena: Choir 2,3, Musical 2,3. Edwards, Dale: Auto Body 2-4. Ellison, David: FBLA2. England, Michele: Fenwick, Douglas: Football 1,3,4, Wrestling 2,3, Track 1-3, Baseball 2,3. Flora, James: Transfer from Frontier High School, Indiana, Forensics 3, Yearbook 4, Choir and Musical 4. Flower, Scott: Basketball 1,2, Football 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Track 4. Fox, James: Wrestling 3,4. Franks, Reginald: Football 1,2, Track 1,4, Basket- ball 1-4, Choir 2-4, Musical 4, Varsity Club 1-4, Basketball Homecoming King 4. Freeman, Michael: Basketball 1, European History Seminar 2, Co-op 4. Gainder, Sheryl: Modern Dance 1, French Club 1, and Vice-President 2, Band 1-3, Band Follies 3, Home Ec 4. Future Nurses 3 (Vice-President), Na- tional Honors Society 3,4, Sophomore Class Vice- President, U.S. History Seminar 3, Student Council 4, Symphonic Wind Ensemble 2,3, Candy Striper 3. Gazdag, Susan: Band 1-4, Basketball 1,2, European History Seminar 2, U.S. History Seminar 3, Round-up Staff 3, Yearbook 4, Student Council Class Representative 3,4, Summer Musical 3, Band Follies 3,4, Play 4, Pep Band 4. Gibson. Michael: Football 1. Basketball 1, Baseball 3.4, DECA Co-op 4. Glidden, Richard: Football 1-4, Basketball 1,2, Track 1-4, Tennis 1, DECA 3,4, FBLA 1-3, Student Council 2-4, Class Representative 3. Glover, Nancy: AFS 2, Junior Class Treasurer 3, TAAB 3,4, TAAB Treasurer 4, Student Council 3.4, Student Council Secretary 4, Inter-School Council 4, Choir and Musical 3, Round-up Staff 3, Football Homecoming Queen 4. I Hansen, Denise: Band 1-3, Band Revue 3, Choir 3,4, Musical 3,4, Track 1-3, Basketball 1-3, Tennis 1,2, Field Hockey 1, Student Council, Freshman Class Treasurer, Senior Class Representative, Pep Club 1, European History Seminar 2. Harger, Shirley: Gymnastics 1-4, Track 4, Future Teachers 4. Harrison, Janice: FBLA 3,4, Co-op 4. Hemmer, Denese: Cheerleading 1,2, DECA 3, Campus Life 3, DECA Co-op 4. Hnilo, James: Student Council 3, Baseball 3, Co-op 4. Hollenbeck, Judith: Campus Life 3,4, DECA 4. Hubeck, Pamela: Spanish Club 1,2, Basketball 1,2, Gymnastics 3, Field Hockey 1. Hudson, Timothy: Football 1-3, Wrestling 1-3, Var- sity Club. Jackson, David: Choir 1-4, Band 1-3, All-School Plays 1-4. Choir Musical 1-4, Band Follies 1,3, Thespians 1-4, V.S.T. 3,4. Johnson, Martin: Football 1-4, Basketball, 1-4, Track 1,2, Varsity Choir 2-4, Varsity Club 1-4. Julian, Janet: Guidance Help 2-4. Kelly, Michael: Tennis 2-4, FBLA 3,4, Spanish Club 1. Kennedy, Teresa: Band 1,2, Choir 3, Basketball 1,2, Tennis 1-3, Forensics 3, Art Club 2, DECA 3,4, Band Follies 1,4, FNA 2, Candv Striper 1. Kerr, James: Football 1-4, Wrestling 2-4, Basketball 1. Kiewiet, Kelvin: Football 1, Track 4, Baseball 4. Kik, Mark: Track 1, Basketball 1, Football 1, Golf 2, Choir 3. Kimball, Albert: Football 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Basket- ball 1-4, Varsity Club 1-4, Track 3,4. Kissenger, Reginald: Golf 1, Co-op 3, Football 1-2. Klies, Barry: Football 1,2,4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1-4, Varsity Club 2-4. Knolle, Julie: DECA 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Pep Club 4, Powder Puff Football 3,4, Thespians 3, Trea- surer, 4, Co-op 4. Knott, Victoria: Band 1-4, Wind Ensemble 3,4, Pep Band 4, European History Seminar 2, Future Teachers 3,4, Vice-President 4, Cadet Teacher 3,4. Kobler, Nadine: A.F.S. Exchange Student from France 4, Tennis 4, Basketball 4, Yearbook 4, A.F.S. 4, French Club 4, Student Council 4. Kovacik, Arlene: Forensics 3,4, Choir and Musical 3, DECA Secretary 4. La Brie, Bruce: Football 1-4, Wrestling 1-4, Golf 1-4, DECA 3,4, Co-op 4. Lampman, Mark: Tennis 1-3, Band 1-4, Pep Band 1- 4, Dance Band 3, European History Seminar 2. Lewis, Sandra: FNA 2, European History Seminar 2, Pep Club 4, German Club 4, Yearbook 4, Office Help 4. Little, Janette: Spanish Club 2,3, CRA 3, Math Club 3. Lumbard, Carl: Wrestling 2, Auto Body 4. Maartens, John: Baseball 1-4, Football 2-4, Basket- ball 1,2, Varsity Club 1-4, Co-op 4, Basketball and Football Homecoming Courts. MacKenzie, Mercedes: Spanish Club 1,2, Secretary 3, Thespians 2-3, President 4, Student Director (Fall Play) 4, Pep Club 3,4, Student Council 4, Powder Puff Football 3,4. Martin, Sandy: Modem Dance 1, Co-op 4, FBLA 4, Band 1-3, Pep Band 1. McCrorey, Timothy: Football 2-4, Basketball. Menck, Bruce: Band 1-2. Meredith, Raymond: Baseball 1,2, Wrestling 2-4, Football 4. Miller, Christine: Band 1-4, Basketball 1-4, French Club 1,2, President 3,4, A.F.S. 2,3, President 4, Math Club 2, Pep Club 1-3, Yearbook 4, Student Council 1-4, Class Representative 1,2, U.S. His- tory Seminar 3, Wind Ensemble 2-4. Miskowski, Susan: Choir 1,2, FBLA 4, Powder Puff Football 4. Moelaart, Brian: Round-up 4. Monroe, Julie: Band 1,2, Pep Band 1,2, Modern Dance 1, FNA 2, FBLA, reporter 3, Pep Club 3, FBLA president 4, Band Follies 4. 170 Morris, Linda: Future Nurses 2, FBLA 2-4. Morrison, Phillip: Band 1-4, Wind Ensemble 2-4, Drum Major 3-4, Thespians 2-4, ail-school play 2- 4, Varsity Choir 3-4, Musicals 3-4, Pep Club 2,3, Student Council 1-4, Freshman Class President, Sophomore Class President, Student Council Vice-President 3, Student council President, 4, A.F.S. 2, Inter-School Council 1-4. Nash, Jeffrey: Auto Body 2. Nufer, Edward Jr.: Football 1, European History Seminar 2, U.S. History Seminar 3, Student Council Representative 3, Tennis 2,3, Girl Chaser 1-4. Ogilvie, Robert: Wrestling 1,2, DECA 3,4, Co-op 4. Olivares, Angelita: Tennis 4, Ski Club 4, Choir 4, Co-op 4. Pacic, David: Band Follies 1, Wrestling 2, Student Council Class Representative 3,4, Math Club 2, Science Club 1, Thespians 2,3, All-School plays 3.4, Page, June: Track 1, Choir 1-3, Musical 1-3, Cheerleading 1-4, Pep Club 1,2, Office Help 3. Pickett, Linda: Girl’s Basketball (co-captain) 1,2, European History Seminar 2, U.S. History Semi- nar, 3, Junior Class Vice-President, Senior Class President, Student Council 3,4. Plews, Gayle: FBLA 2-4, Co-op 4. Pozeznik, Diana: Band Majorette 1-4, Band Follies 1.3.4, CRA 4, Office Help (Principal) 3, Powder Puff Football 4. Price, Phyllis: Tennis, 1, Band 1, Modern Dance 1- 3, Band Follies 1,4. Thespians 1, Cheerleading 1.2.4, Pep Club 1-3, Choir and Musical 3-4, Powder Puff Football 3,4, Gymnastics, 2,3, Track 1-3. Reynolds, David: Football 1,2, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1-4, Varsity Club 2-4. Rhoades, Pamela: CRA Secretary 3,4, Band Banner Carrier 4, Office Tlelp (Principal) 3, Gym Office Help 4, Candv Striper 4, Powder Puff Football 4. Rickstad, Jill: Cheerleading 1, Pep Club 1, Tennis 2, Girl’s Basketball 2, Art Club 3, Home Ec 3,4, Choir 1-4, Musical 2-4. Powder Puff Football 3,4. Rogenski, Mark: Co-op 4. Shearer, Laurie: Cheerleading 1,2, Musical 1-4, Var- sity Choir 4, Campus Life Club 3,4, Band Follies 3.4, Pep Club 1,2, Powder Puff Football 4, Choir 1-4. Simpson, Peggy: Cheerleading 1, Pep Club 1,2, Powder Puff Football 3,4, Band Banner Carrier 4. Skiles, Cortia: Basketball 1, Cross Country 2, Band 1-3. Slack, Douglas: Tennis 2-4, Varsity Club 2-4, Round-up 3, DECA Co-op 4. Sluss, Karen: Future Nurses 1,2, Candy Striper 2, FBLA 2,4, Choir 1,2. Smith, Deborah: Choir and Musical 1,2. Smith, Debra Kay: Cheerleading 1-4, Pep Club 1-4, Tennis 1, Track 1,2, Basketball 1,2, National Honors Society 3,4, French Club 3, U.S. History Seminar 3, Student Council 4, Basketball Homecoming Queen. Stanaszek. Jill: Pep Club 4, Yearbook 4, German Club 4. St. Clair, Mark: Football 1-4, Basketball 1, Wres- tling 2,3, Baseball 1,2,4, Choir 1-4, Varsity Choir 1-4, Varsity Club 2-4, Musical 1-4. Story, Carolyn: School Bookstore 3. Strickland, Wesley: Tennis 1-3, U.S. History Semi- nar 3. Stuut, Kim: Golf 2,3. Swim, June: Tennis 1-4, Basketball 2, Guidance Help 3,4. Tarbell, Robert: Football 1-4, Basketball 1,2, Track 1, Band 1-4. Thomas, Perry: Basketball 1, Choir Musical 4. Thompson, Richard: Basic Auto 1. Tyler, Timothy: Football 1.2. Ubbes, Laurie: Band 1,2, Thespians 1,3,4, Math Club 1, Ski Club 2, U. S. History Seminar 3, Na- tional Honors Society 3,4, French Club 1.2, German Club 3,4, President 4, M.U.N.A. 3,4, Student Council 1,3, Wind Ensemble 2, Freshman Class Representative 1. VanderBilt, Florence: FBLA 4. VanDerKley, Sandra: Debate 1,2, Spanish Club 2,3, Secretary 2, Thespians 1-4, Pep Club 1, Band Follies 3, Student Council 4, European History Seminar 2, Home Ec 4, Forensics 1-3, Powder Puff Football 3.4. National Honors Society 3.4. Van Dyck, Walter: Band 1, Varsity Choir 4, Musical 3,4, German Club 3,4, President 4. Band Follies 4, Art Club 4. Videnieks, Regina: European History Seminar 2, German Club 3, Choir 3,4, Musical 3. Vorva, Jerry: Co-op 4. Wallace, Ralph: Tennis 1,2, Thespians 2-4, European History Seminar 2, U.S. History Semi- nar 3, Yearbook 1-3, National Honors Society 3,4, Senior Class Treasurer, Student Council Parlia- mentarian 4, V.S.T. 3,4. Wertz, Terrie: Pep Club 1, Future Nurses 2, FBLA 4. Westrate Bart: Band 1-4, Band Follies 1,3,4. Whipple, Pamela: Future Nurses, 2, FBLA 2. White, Allan: Football 1-3, Track 1, Golf 3, Chess Club 2,3, Spanish Club 1. White, Marjorie: Spanish Club 2,3,4. Wiers, Kenneth: Basketball 1, Baseball 1-4, Pep Club 3, DECA 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Choir 1,2, Student Council 1, Co-op 4. Wiley, Cynthia: Home Ec 3,4, Future Teachers 3,4. Winn, Rodney: FBLA 3, Spanish Club 3, U.S. His- tory Seminar 3. 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