Comstock High School - Corral Yearbook (Comstock, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1976 volume:

Corral 1976 Volume 50 Comstock High School Comstock, Michigan Table of Contents Fall ................................6 Winter .............................32 Spring .............................52 Seniors ...........................100 Juniors............................126 Sophomores.........................136 Freshmen ..........................146 Administration.....................156 Advertisements.....................168 jn , -rfwne-atfcn DJBICAI ttVOUITW MHTEWIU consToa m swa «cnnnu cowrm AT 4 974 t+nC m L frLBif2L EET -«pE . r ,U- R.- ®Sr, Dedication The 1976 Corral-Bicentennial Edition—is dedicated to Principal Howard Ewles. His kindness and interest in students and faculty has made this bicentennial year truly one to remember. 3 Football ’76 7 Varsity Football The Varsity football team won the last of their nine games, defeating Paw Paw, 6-0. Even though the Colts had a rough season, loyal Comstock fans filled the stands with cheers of encouragement. 8 1. Kevin O'Leary (7) lunges for an extra yard. 2. Fans cheering the Colts on. 3. Brian Craig (5) hands off to Kevin O’Leary (7). 4. Ball carrier Chip Nicholson (42) returning a kick off. 5. Jerry Smeltzer (80) heads up field after catching a pass. 6. Varsity Colts—Front row I to r—Mgr. Ken Lake, Chris Lee. Parmer White, Brian Craig, Brad Demerest, Brady Brown, Craig Norris, Brent Kissinger, Chip Nicholson, Jack Hawley, Shannon Hedges. Rod Rollins. Mike Dokey, Colin McMillan—Mgr 2nd.—Coaches B. Vallier and D. Hepner. Tom Tocco. Mike Billingsley. Larry Evans, Ron Vandenbos, Paul Terburg, Mike Corradini, Pete Morton, Owen Walton, Jerry Kamerman, Jim Scheel, Ray Gordon, Jerry Smeltzer. Louie Newcomb. Rick Melville. Kevin O'Leary. Bob Stickney, coaches J. Runchey. G. Jennings 1 X hn ♦ —r i ■ ' ' i .zm • T:.‘ - - • - r 9 JV Football W Jui --A-’y ’ TV Freshman Football J.V. Football Comstock Opponent Comstock Opponent 24 Galesburg 14 24 GA 6 0 Vicksburg 8 6 Vicksburg 10 12 Plainwell 14 6 Plainwell 42 28 Otsego 6 24 Allegan 36 26 Allegan 6 24 S. Haven 78 31 Gull Lake 12 6 Gull Lake 19 35 South Hvn 0 0 Three Rvrs 39 12 Three Rvrs 14 24 Paw Paw 18 24 Paw Paw 0 Freshmen Football 1. Brad Page (42) on his way. 2. Bob Pacic (38) blocking for Brad Page (42). 3. J.V. Team—Front row I to r—Mark McCulfor. Dean Eggelston, Brian Dietz. Mark Fisher. Jerry Foy. Tony Chipman, Craig Flower. Mike Pence. Vern Campbell, Jack Brogan. Bill VanderKlok, Craig Sherwood Row 2—Coach Tim Fox, Brad Page. Dan Stewart, George Harper, Brent Gilbert, Steve Deal, Mark Buckout. John Lierman. Bob Pacic, Chris Smith, Dan Simpson, Asst, coaches Dave Beckman and Rick Flaherty 4. Freshman Team—Front row I to r—Andy Copeland. Ed Campbell. Mark Evans. Mike McPherson, Jeff MacQuire, Jim Ballinger, Mike Ritter, Rick Grogg. Ron Harrell Row 2—Terry Westafer Mgr., Scott Snow, Ray Thomas, John Daniels. Joe Dillon, Larry Yancey, Leo Hammond, Troy Skidmore, Steve Heflin, Brian Betz, Terry Bennett. Mike Connor Mgr. Row 3—Asst, coach J. Van Sweden, Fred Rapp, Walter Garbury. Tom Luteyn, Dave Johnson. Steve Warren, Tim Shebeck. Bob Newcombe, Brad Scott. Mark Hambright. Jim Hunt. Norm Melville, John VanDeLaare. R Benedict coach 5. Steve Warren (12) handed off to Larry Yancey (42). Football Cheerleaders Varsity Squad Freshmen Junior Varsity 1. Varsity—I to r—Karen Bailey, Janet Torian, Linda Maitland, Kim Kraushaar, Jan Rich- ards. Sally Mangles. Liz Bennett. Natalie Ewles— Capt. 2. “The Crew before a pep as- sembly. 3. Junior Varsity—Front—An- na Bott—Capt., Barb Salik Back—Kim Henson, Stepha- nie Nelson. Sharon Vroegin- dewey. Ava Dunfield, Ann Dixon (absent—Linda Ryan) 4 Freshmen—I to r—Tori Lind, Karen Trudell, Lisa Eggles- ton, Shawn Crummel, Pat Lierman, Deb DeBruyn, Jinx Baskerville, Teri Sullivan—Capt. 5. Homecoming excitement for Janet Torian, Karen Bailey. Linda Maitland. Jan Richards 6. All team effort at a pep assembly. 7. The Varsity squad perform— I’d rather be a faucet than a drip from________ X. 3 H 5 7 13 Girls’ Varsity Basketball 1. Varsity — Front row I to r — Debby Evans — Mgr., Patricia Ashby — Coach, Brenda Beilis — Mgr. 2nd. row — Ruth Chase. Suda Sreesangkom. Natalie Ewles, Robin Dunlap, Lisa Cook. Betty Kennedy — Mgr. 3rd. row — Dawn Pook, Sue De Hollander, Donna Bron- son. Karen Wilder, Linda Maitland. Lin- da Bronson, Carol McMillan 2. Carol McMillan fires over her guard. 3. Natalie Ewles. Karen Wilder, Donna Bronson and Linda Maitland take prac- tice shots. 4. Natalie Ewles goes up and over for a shot. 5. Robin Dunlap races for the basket backed up by Lisa Cook, Dawn Pook and Karen Wilder. 6. Sue DeHollander and Karen Wilder watch a score. 7. Carol McMillan (35) and Sue DeHollander ready for a rebound IF Lin- da Maitland misses. SCORES Comstock Opponent 25 Parchment 54 1 35 K-Central 32 47 Loy Norrix 39 32 Ptg. Cntrl 33 43 K-Christian 41 37 3-Rivers 26 50 Vicksburg 47 46 Paw Paw 31 62 Plainwell 27 56 Otsego 42 -Jf4 | Mattawan 44 43 Allegan 36 57 Hackett 45 40 Gull Lake 60 64 Otsego 31 61 3-Rivers 32 54 K-Central 35 50 S. Haven 39 55 ' Paw Paw 29 49 Gull Lake 73 15 Girls’ Reserve Basketball Comstock Opponent 33 Parchment 64 21 Kal. Cntrl. 18 43 Loy Norrix 42 29 Port. Cntrl. 23 29 K-Christian 23 11 3-Rivers 8 21 Vicksburg 11 21 Paw Paw 18 26 Plainwell 21 29 Otsego 17 24 Mattawan 11 23 Allegan 19 26 Hackett 25 18 Gull Lake 23 27 Otsego 23 20 3-Rivers 15 20 K-Central 28 15 S. Haven 25 21 Paw Paw 20 16 1. Reserve Team—1st row—L to R—Deb DeBruyn, Rose Mattimore. Kathy Smeltzer, Margaret Ambs, Barb Howard, Jodi Munger, 2nd. row—Peggy Bender. Joette Nuyen. Dee Dee Cross. Linda Anderson, Coach—Fran Ebert 3rd row—Kay Conn, Cindy Webster. Janice Beavers 2. Kay Conn getting set to shoot. 3. The ‘bench’ watch intently. 4. Janice Beavers lines one up. 5. Jump Janice!! 6. Cindy lets one go. 7. Cindy and Rose ready to rebound. 8. Deb DeBruyn (10) watches for a jump ball. 17 Irc Girls’ Tennis Comstock Opponent 5 Vicksburg 2 4 Plainwell 3 3 Otsego 4 2 Allegan 5 1 Gull Lake 6 3 Three Rvrs 4 4 S. Haven 3 6 Paw Paw 1 1 Hackett 6 4 Galesburg 3 Tied for 4th place in Conference Tourney!! Girls’ Tennis 1. Tammy Smith—Weary?? 2. Liz Bennett—Happy?? 3. Kathy Wunderly and Jan VanDer Kley—Friendly?? 4. Tonya Sparks—Wham!! 5. YEAH TEAM—1st row—Eamar Curran, Elaine Westrate. Annette Courter, Jan Van Der Kley, Kathy Wunderly 2nd row—Joette Nuyen, Deb Lealofi, Liz Bennett, Tonya Sparks, Tammy Smith, Penny Meints 3rd row—Maggie Gleason. Coach Pickett, Tori Lind, Karen Trudell, Patty Carson, Deirdre Schultz 6. Deb Lealofi and Tonya Sparks—Resting?? 7. Maggie Gleason—under the scores. 8. Joette Nuyen—Smashin’?? 19 1975 Golf Team 1. Jeff DeBoer demonstrating his burning worms form. 2. Gary Ackerman putting. Jeff Foy giv©9 ad- vice. 3. Scott Miller taps in a put. 4. Mark Hicks tees off a cannonball special. 5. Janet Torian exhibits her classic style. 6. The Team—Seated L to R Kelly Me Guire, Steve Marcon. Chris Lewis. Mark Kolod- zieezyk 2nd row—Mike Hammond. Gary Ackerman, Jeff Foy, Mike Haney 3rd row—Bob Stuut, Jeff Deboer. Scott Miller, Mark Hicks, Coach Jay Stickle Absent—Terry Vette, Janet Torian. John Sidney 7. Jeff Foy tries a new putting style. « 20 Best in Golf History The 1975 edition of the Colt golfers was the best ever in golf history at Comstock. The team finished with a dual meet record of 9 wins and 4 losses. The team finished 5th of 15 schools in the Niles-Brandywine Invitational, and 3rd of 21 schools in the Class B Regionals. In all, nine school records were broken. The Junior Varsity golfers also set several new records and finished with an 8-1-1 record. The Reserve golf team also had a fine season, finishing with 4 wins and 2 losses. With only one Senior graduating, the future looks bright for Comstock golf. Cross Country 1976 22 1. Cross Country Team—front row I to r—Joe Gleesing, Tim Buck. Dana Davis. Randy Dirksen, Virginia Davis, Rick Bailey back row—Steve Conn, David Evans. Barry Dopp—Coach, Tom Gleason, Clay Bergman 2. Mr. Dopp—Coach, points the way. 3. Joe Gleesing chugs across . . . 4. Rick Bailey and Dave Evans 5. Dana Davis and Tim Buck 6. And THEY'RE OFF!! 7. Tom Gleason enjoying his workout. 8. Steve Conn, Tom Gleason and Virginia Davis take a break. 9. Tim Buck zipping along! 10. Dave Hurd and Mr. Dopp clock Dana Davis. 11. The end of a hard race. Fall The 1975 Homecoming festivities commenced on October 20 with the announcement of the Homecoming court. Each day of the week had a different theme: Monday—Star Spangled Banner Day; Tuesday — Walt Disney Day; Wednesday—What You Always Wanted To Be Day; Thursday—50’s Day; Friday—Farmer Day or Blue and White Day. The week ended with the announcement of the King and Queen and the winner of the float competition at the football game. The Senior class won the float com- petition with a float entitled. “We’re Outstanding In Our Field. There was excellent participation at the float building and in dressing up on the different days. Homecoming 1975 24 Seniors Win First Place v o 1. The front of the Senior Class float. 2. The back of the Senior Class float. 3. The Senior Class advisor. Mr Ray Groner, holding the trophy for first place In the float competition. 4. The Junior Class float. 5. The Freshman Class float. 6. The Sophomore Class float. 7. During half-time at the football game, people dressed as one of the ‘days’. L to R—Lila Roebuck and Bernie Bott (12th grade) Farmer Day; Becky Costello (12th grade) 50’s Day; Chester Dzwiecki and Diane Simmons (11th grade) What You Always Wanted to Be Day; Carrie Cummins and Lisa Sparks (10th grade) Walt Disney Day; Ron Harrell and Sherrie Gleesing (9th grade) Star Spangled Banner Day. 8. Mr. Stuckey. Carolyn Van Bochove. Lauri Pemberton. Tonya Sparks. Jim Van Bochove. Mr. Stripp. Mary Westhoff and Sarma Muiz- nieks Mr. Stripp just awarded the first place trophy to Jim Van Bochove. who represented the Senior Class. 9. Sarma Muiznieks reading the speech for the Sophomore Class float. The other float winners were as follows: Junior Class—second place, followed by the Freshman Class—third and the Sophomore Class—fourth. 1. Debby Lealofi shortly after being crowned queen. 2. Mr. Courter, Annette Courter, Dave Lindner, Mr. Stuckey, Mr. Bennett, Liz Bennett. Annette is estatic about Dave being crown- ed king. 3. The Fall Homecoming Court: King Dave Lindner and Queen Debby Lealofi L to R—Liz Bennett, Rod Rollins, Jodi Baskerville, Brian Craig, Ken Lake, Natalie Ewies, Mike Billingsley. Dodi Goldsberry, Kevin O’Leary. Annette Courter. 4. Queen Debby and King Dave coming into the Homecoming Dance. 5. Debby being comforted by her father after being crowned queen. 6. This year’s Homecoming theme was ‘‘Down on the Farm.” 7. Lila Roebuck, Clarance Campbell and Lisa Brigance dressed up for Homecoming festivities. 8. Queen Debby taking a breather during the dance. 9. Dana Davis and Kim Kraushaar the way they danced in 1975???? 10. Dodi Goldsberry and Jodi Baskerville tak- ing a break. 11. The band Incubus played at the dance. 12. Sue Homrich, Debi Evans and Cathy Nelson. Dressed for the 50’s?? No, that’s the way they dress all the time. Is that 5L 3 Marching Band of Blue 1. Leaders of the ’75-76 Band of Blue—Robin Reardon and Sue McNutt—banner carriers, Yvette Wright and Kyle Williams—Twirlers, and Bill Boettcher—Drum Major 2. The Comstock and Three Rivers Marching Bands form the peace sign during “America 76 3. Patty Carson, Kenny Bizzell. Debby DeKoekkoek. Lois DeKoekkoek, a friend, Diane Tolies, Pat Cleland and Ernie Nuyen— Help! They’ve locked us in here. 4. Scott Bell, Diane Czuk and Mike Northrop marching back to the ban- droom after a game. 5. Mr. Kulsea, Keith Chapman, Joe Glees- ing, Brian Jennings, Char Roth, Karen Weltevreden and Ernie Nuyen after a performance. 6. Band President Annette Courter poun- ding the bells at a pep assembly. 7. The Comstock and Three Rivers banner carriers and bands rehearsing for the dual show on Homecoming night. 8. The Comstock High School Band of Blue ready to begin the evening's half- time festivities. 28 THREE RIVER HIGH SCHOO' ttAN0 Arsenic and Old Lace 1. The Fall play, Arsenic and Old Lace starred Anna Van Bruggen as Abby, Lon- nie Vick as Jonathan, Jan Morton as Martha and Jim Van Bochove as Teddy. 2. Jonathan and Dr. Einstein (Andre Vasher) preparing to knock out Mortimore (Pat Stafford). 3. Mortimore trying not to tell Abby and Martha that there's a body in the window seat. 4. Abby and Martha are surprised to see Jonathan. 5. Now it's Jonathan’s turn to be surprised as Teddy blows his horn. 6. Martha, Teddy, the two officers (Brian Weaver anq Dana Davis) and Abby. 7. Mortimore can't believe there is a body In the seat. 8. “Arsenic and Old Lace'' was held November 20, 21, 22, 1975. 9. Pat Stafford, Brian Weaver, Mrs. Gwen Kulsea—Director, Dana Davis, Tom Craw- ford, makeup Jan Morton, Anna Van Bruggen, and Jim Van Bochove on open- ing night. 10. The cast of Arsenic and Old Lace —1st row—Pat Stafford, Jim Van Bochove, An- dre Vasher. Dana Davis, Ernie Nuyen, 2nd row—Brian Jennings, Anna Van Bruggen. Jan Morton, Cindy Sullivan, Cheri Kenny, Kevin Large 30 2 1 H- S' L !Ll o Comstock Hiph School Drama (Huh ftmrnt t aSENlC-OLD UCfi i 1 - Mr. Tom Lutz Tom Lutz, head football coach at Comstock High tor twenty-four years, resigned near the end of the season. Here are a few memories of his last year . . . 1. Introducing his team 2. With coach Wayne Hunt 3. Questioning the ref.??? 4. Watching the crowd come in 5. Official scorer at a wrestling match 6. Urging his players . . . 7. Demonstrating or a lighter moment??? 33 Varsity Basketball 75-76 1. 1975-76 Varsity Front row I to r—Ken Lake—Mgr., Brian Craig. Dave Walker. Eric Pratt, Kirby Turnage, Brad Smith. Brad Demerest, Keith Chapman—Mgr. second row—Larry Smeltzer, Randy Brown. Virgil Banks. Jerry Kamerman. Paul Hamlin. Jack Hawley, Coach—Tom Lutz 2. Nice block. Kirby 3. Eric launches one 4. Eric. Brian and Craig—team work 5. Mr. Lutz introducing his team. 6. Brad working for two points. 7. And the team warms up. 8. Planning strategy 9. Brad and Kirby—rebound? x 3 s t 7 ril 7 Comstock SCORES Opponent 51 Vicksburg 55 62 Plainwell 46 48 Otsego 50 65 Allegan 69 59 K. Central 77 66 Hackett 77 65 K. Christian 66 57 Gull Lake 70 69 3-Rivers • 73 57 South Haven 73 60 a Paw Paw 62 58 K. Christian 78 60 Vicksburg 68 83 Plainwell 71 73 Otsego 75 79 Allegan 91 73 Gull Lake 68 85 3-Rivers 80 72 South Haven 86 64 Paw Paw 84 68 Gull Lake 87 Junior Varsity Basketball ’ 1. Junior Varsity ’75-'76 Front row I to r—Ken Kreg, Rick VanderVeen, Mark Buckout, John Lierman. Paul Gonder. Jim Ketelaar second row—Coach Wayne Hunt, Brad Page. Mike Pence. Bill VanderKlok. James Cum- mings. Coach Mills third row—John Sidney. Malcolm Westveer. Jack Brogan, (absent—Vern Campbell) 2. Ken fires a lay 3. Rick scores two with an out-court shot. 4. Jack watches as Brad gots a froo throw. 5. Coach Mills behind a pensive coach. Mr. Hunt. 6. Jim leaps for two! SCORES Cmstk Opponent 72 Vicksburg 31 71 Plainwell 57 K 77 Otsego 58 71 Allegan 39 62 K. Central 66 49 Hackett 47 69 Gull Lake 40 83 3-Rivers 58 79 S. Haven 66 83 Paw Paw 46 60 80 K. Christian Vicksburg 56 44 76 Plainwell 58 73 Otsego 60 98 Allegan 49 90 Gull Lake 64 77 3-Rivers 61 61 S. Haven 63 58 Paw Paw 48 Freshmen Basketball 75-76 1. Larry 2. Jim takes a free-shot; ready to rebound. Freshmen CONFERENCE CO- CHAMPS—1st row. I to r—Doug Simpson, Jeff McQuire, Wayne Ray, Ken Bodley, Craig Cum- mins. 2nd row—Leo Ham- mond—mgr., Amar Jaglan. Brian Betz, Larry Yancey, Steve Warren, Joe Dillon, Mike Conner, Kevin Dokey—mgr., 3rd row—Bob Newcomb. Mark Ham- brig ht, Tim Shebeck, Bill Coleman, John Vandelaar. Mike Majors. Coach—J. Van Sweden Amar aims a free throw. Steve lines up an outside shot. Mike at the line; Larry rebounds. Steve, Tim and Bill wait . . . Larry. Mark and Chip ready for Jim’s tip. Larry and Jim ready for Mark’s pass. The team had a 15-3 record!! «7 X 1 3 H b k 5 Basketball Cheerleaders 38 1. Varsity—Front—Robin Reardon, Jan Richards—Capt.. Natalie Ewles. Janet Torian Back—Sally Mangles. Patty Harris, Yvette Wright, Kim Kraushaar. 2. Natalie Ewles—And where she goes, nobody knows. 3. At the Basketball Homecoming assembly 4. Patty Harris and Sally Mangles—I've been Tramed!! 5. Junior Varsity—on floor—Lori Dodgson, Sharon Vroegindewey. Laura Klingaman middle—Kyle Williams row 2—Linda Ryan, Jamie Gary, Anna Bott top—Stephanie Nelson—Capt. 6. Anna Bott—Oh, NOI! 7. Freshmen build a pyramid—top—Jinx Baskerville, Debbie DeBryun, Shawn Crummel, Dee Dee Cross (served part of year), Pat Lierman, Lisa Eggleston. Teri Sullivan 8. Junior Varsity—Just waitin’ 9. Freshmen—L to R—Pat Lierman, Deb De Bruyn, Teri Sullivan, Lisa Eggleston, Jinx Baskerville—Capt., Shawn Crummel, Karen Trudell 10. The Freshmen lead a cheer at a pep assembly. 11. The Varsity—Keepin’ time 1 1 3 9 7 ft 1 n 0 1976 Hockey Action 40 1. Andre Vasher and Rick Melville talk over plans with Coach Sanders. 2. THE FLYING COLTS—Front row I to r—Parmer White. Rick Melville. Norm Melville. Todd Shoup, Dan DeRosa. Jerry Foy. Chris Lewis. Dana Davis. Jack Paulsen. Ed Campbell. Back row—Jay Bohma—Asst. Coach. Dan Stewart. Bob Stuut. Don White. Bren- dan Vasher. Choo Choo-Tony Pascuc- ci. Mark VanDeWourer, Andre Vasher. Bill Redmond. Bill Ketelaar, Steve Sanders —Coach. Chris Coleman—Manager 3. Don White and Dana Davis close in. 4. Ron Keifer, Chris Lewis and Bill Red- mond skate to check on a fight. 5. Rick Melville, Brendan Vasher and Choo Choo-Watch the puck go by!! 6. Don White gives K-Central a 'taste' of the boards. 7. Melville clears the puck out. 8. Andre Vasher asks Don White. Who gets him? Brendan Vasher skates off to find his man. 9. Action behind the bench. 10. Dana Davis and Andre Vasher ask Where’d everybody go? Wrestling SCORES Comstock Opponent 9 Vicksburg 48 24 Parchment 32 30 Plainwell Vicksburg Invitational 31 32 Otsego 26 12 Kazoo Cntrl 46 19 Allegan 35 18 Hackett 39 27 Gull Lake Brandywine Invtatnl. 26 22 3-Rivers Gtr Kazoo Invatnal 31 18 So Haven 42 29 Galesbrg Ag 30 47 Fenville 17 22 Maple Vlly 31 46 Paw Paw Wolverine Cnf Tourney 22 15 Pennfield 42 15 Loy Norrix 42 1. Front row I to r—Jim Ballinger, Jeff Foy, Craig Flower, Rod Rollins. Chip Nicholson, Ray Gordon, Mike Corradini, Jim Scheel, Larry Evans. Bob Pacic. Ron Underly, Mark Hicks 2nd row—Paul Terburg. Rob Billman. Denny Howard, Dave Caver- ly, Tom Luteyn, Ron VandenBos, Jeff Holland. George Harper. Dan Simpson 3rd row—Sherri Gleesing—Mgr., Coach—Jack Runchey, Diane Burroughs—Mgr. Not pictured—Mark Evans, Lloyd Sivley 2. Coach Runchey congratulating Craig Flower after a win. 3. Craig Flower chooses the “up” position. 4. Chip Nicholson takes his opponent down with a leg trip. 5. Leading team winner Jeff Foy arches with a reverse half-nelson to gain a pin. 6. It's been a long year, Diane. 7. Chip Nicholson works for a half-nelson. 8. Ray Gordon has an ankle pick on his South Haven opponent. Winter Homecoming 1976 The 1976 Winter Homecoming festivities took place the week of January 12-16. 1. Mr. Long. Tracy Long, and Rick Westhoff. 2. Mr. Richards, Jan Richards and Paul Hamlin. 3. Mr. Scheel. Sally Mangles and Bob Stickney. 4. On Monday, the court was announced The Junior Class planned some games for them to play. Here is Tracy Long. Sally Mangles and Sandy Lealofi trying to get the carrot in the bot- tle. 5. Carol Perkins and Shele Jerke 6. The King and Queen of Winter Homecoming: Sandy Lealofi and Lewie Newcomb. 7. Mr. Chipman. Mary Chipman and Jim VanBochove. 8. Mr. Dunlap. Robin Dunlap and Andre Vasher. 9. Mr. Lealofi, Sandy Lealofi and Lewie Newcomb. 10. Jim VanBochve. Lewie Newcomb, and Rick Westhoff also trying to get that darn carrot in the bottle. 11. Sue Ponas really wants to be a football player?? 12. There was good participation on the 'days dur- ing the week and some even over-did it. Varsity Volleyball 1. Varsity Volleyball—Front row I to r—Terri DeBryun, Karen Fine, Jody Baskerville, Debby Leolofl—Capt., Joette Nuyen, Karen Snyder Back row —Debby DeBryun—Mgr., Linda Bronson. Char- mane Burnett. Sue VanDerKley. Karen Wilder, Jan VanDerKley, Tonya Sparks, Mrs. Kermode—Coach 2. Debbie Leolofi (33) going up for a block. Charmane Burnett (22) preparing for a block, Karen Fine (15) and Karen Wilder(IO) both cupping for a spike. 3. Jan VanDerKley delivering one of her famous serves. SCORES Comstock Opponent 2 Vicksburg 0 (15-3,15-10) 2 Plainwell 0 (15-10, 15-2) 2 Otsego 1 (7-15), (15-9), ) 15-10) 2 Allegan 0 (15-1, 15-11) 1 Gull Lake 2 (15-13,9-15, 8-15) 1 Three Rivers 2 (15-8,12-15, 12-15) 0 Kal. Christian 2 (5-15,5-15) 1 5 South Haven 2 (7-15, 15-5, 9-15) 1 Paw Paw 2 (2-15, 15-12,10-15) 0 Kal. Christian 2 (5-15,1-15) 48 Reserve Volleyball 1. Reserve Volleyball —Front row I to r—Jackie Cowles. Betty Kennedy—Capt., Jody Skinner. Second row—Debby Pyke, Linda Anderson. Debby McKay Third row—Patsy Burnett—Capt.. Darcey Kuhs, Nancy Sigers. Jane Vanderkley. Mrs. Ker- mode—Coach 2. I to r—Peggy Bender, Debby Pyke. Jody Skinner waiting for the serve. 3. Debby McKay ready to blast one over the net. SCORES Comstock Opponent 0 Vicksburg 2 (4-15, 8-15) 1 Plainwell 2 (15-7,15-7,7-15) 0 Otsego 2 (9-15, 6-15) 2 Allegan 1 (3-15,15-7. 15-13) 0 Gull Lake 2 (4-15, 7-15) 2 Three Rivers 0 (15-3,15-12) 0 K Christian 2 (5-15, 2-15) 1 S Haven 2 (5-15,16-14, 4-15) 0 Paw Paw 2 (7-15, 6-15) 0 K Christian 2 (6-15,4-15) 49 1976 Valentine Formal “Memories and Dreams” The 1976 Valentine Formal was held Saturday, February 14. at the Kalamazoo Center and had one of the largest turnouts of people ever. 1. Jim Nuyen, Chris Vanstra (head covered), Ken Lake and date, Paul Karnemaat and Annette Courter listen to the band. 2. Jim Nuyen and Chris Vinstra dance. 3. Two of the chaperones. Dr. Vasher and Mrs. Nuyen talk about the dance. 4. The band “Pygmy was the entertainment for the evening 5. Andre Vasher and Robin Dunlap taking a breather. 6. Everybody’s dancing. 7. A few more of the chaperones—including Mr. Stripp (center). 8. Mike Everett and Carmen Themins enjoying a good dance. 9. Everyone seems to be having a good time. 51 Junior Varsity Baseball Champs Freshmen Baseball 1. Junior Varsity Champs—1st row—Jack Brogan, Denny Howard, Craig Flower, Brian Dietz. Craig Sherwood, Jerry Foy. Mark Fisher 2nd row—Ken Kreg. Mike Pence. Bill VanderKlok, Mike Haney 3rd row—Lisa Cook. Coach—Wayne Hunt, George Harper, Terry Vette. Tim Dunfield, Rick Vander Veen. Scott Miller, Todd Shoup, Debbie Evans 2. Mike Pence— A cloud of dust.” 3. Mike Haney— Left handed power.” 4. Tim Dunfield—“Big swing. 5. Bench power. 6. Freshmen Baseball Team—1st row—Ed Campbell, Mike Jenkins, Steve Homrlch. Doug Simpson. Mike Ritter, Greg Collins, Jeff McGuire. Leo Hammond 2nd row—Brian Betz. Larry Yancey, Mark Hambright. Tim Shebeck. Steve Warren, Chip Bailey, Mike Major. Andy Copeland. Steve Heflin. Douglas DeYoung—Coach. Varsity Baseball 1976 A 3 ¥ ? 5 b 0 7 ) n 1. Varsity Baseball—I to r—Brian Craig, Craig Norris. Rod Rollins, Tom Gleason, Mike Hammond. Greg Cutler. Don White. Steve Curry, Tom Tocco. John Lierman, John Sidney, Owen Walton, Jerry Kamerman. Chris Haring, Randy Brown, Jim Ketelar, Kelly McGuire, Ken Kreg. Dave Lindner. Coach—Bernie Vallier, Bud Upson, Mike Dokey 2. Rod Rollins—RF—long throw to third. 3. Typical dug out scene. 4. John Sidney—C. Dave Lindner—P, and Ken Spears warm up. 5. Randy Brown, Jim Ketelaar. and Craig Norris practice. 6. Randy Brown pensively waiting. 7. John Sidney and Dave i Lindner—Dance of the Pop up!! 8. Coach Vallier watches Owen Walton take a healthy cut. 9. Dave Lindner, Jerry Kamerman, John Sidney, and Coach Vallier—A Meeting of the Minds on the Mound. 10. Craig Norris getting the jump. 11. Brian Craig hustling into 3rd. 1. VARSITY—I to r—Vickie Nadwornik, Janet Torian, Dawn Pook. Barb Howard, Carol McMillan. Michele Campbell, Laurie Wright, Patty Harris, Joanne Rittor, Betty Kennedy. Terri Debruyn, Charmane Burnett, Lin- da Bronson, Cindy Webster, Natalie Ewles, Coach Pickett—center back 2. McMillan and Nadwornik talk things over. 3. Coach Pickett surveys . . . 4. Bronson blazes one across. 5 Ritter at bat 6. Ritter is out!! 7. You're OUT, Comstock. 8. Bronson pitches a . . . 9. Harris pegs to McMillan. 10. Ewles poised to run. 11. JUNIOR VARSITY—I to r—Jodi Munger, Kathy Jones, Terri Sullivan, Kim Wheelright, Margaret Ambs, Diane White. Kathy Smeltzer. Peggy Bender. Jody Skinner, Tracey Stuut. Coach—Reverend Beavers. Jan Beavers, Ava Ounfield, Pat Lierman, Lory Dodgson. Mary Westoff, Luanne Nelson. Chris Vinstra, Tammy Zandt, Penny Meints, (not pictured—Rose Mattimore, Patsy Burnett. Barb Reynolds, Karen Pook, Kim De Camp Junior Varsity Squad 57 1. Track Team 76 Front row I to r—Mr. Lind- say—field judge. Scott Deal—Capt.. Chip Nicholson. Jack Hawley. Mr. Deal—time keeper row 2—Dean Eggleston. Joe Glees- ing. Steve Bensinger, Kirby Turnage, Steve Deal. Dan Simpson. Tom Luteyn, Kevin O'Leary row 3—Joe Adams, Mark McCulfor, Dave Johnson. Steve Jackson, Wes Allen. Larry Evans, Tim Buck. Mike Billingsley. Ran- dy Derksen row 4—Rick Bailey, Parmer White. Jack Edie, Norm Melville. Tony Chip- man. Dave Evans. Brad Page. Barry Dopp—Coach 2. Steve Bensinger 3. Psyching up!! 4. Kirby Turnage 5. Scott Deal. Brad Page. Dave Evans—the 880 run 6. Relaxing— 7. Dave Johnson—up and over 8. How high? Dave Johnson asks. 9. Scott Deal 10. Parmer White 59 Girls Track 1976 2. 3 9 s to 7 9 0 n 1. '76 Track Team—front row I to r—Alice Klinger, Marsha Hughes, Diane Simmons, Brenda Ray, Jinx Baskerville. Virginia Davis, middle row—Sue Bolhuis, Jackie Cowles, Chris Blank, Carmon Themins, Karen Snyder, Jody Baskerville, Kim Kraushaar, Robin Dunlop, Brenda Beilis, Deb Evans, back row—Lisa Rosenbaum, Ronda Beilis, Martha Rapp, Carlean Everett, Jody Skinner, Cindy Webster, Debbie BeBruyn, Karen Wilder, Linda Maitland, Laura Riddle, Linda Bronson, Tracy Long, Linda Anderson, Debbie Rineger, Joette Nuyen, Pat Ashby—Coach 2. Coach—Ashby 3. Jinx Baskerville receives hand-off from Diane Simmons in the mile relay in State Competition. 4. Track Star—Brenda Ray 5. Taking the hurdles—Linda Anderson, Kim Kraushaar and Tracy Long. 6. Carmon Themins leads her competitor. 7. Tracy Long takes the hurdles. 8. Loyal Malpass and Karen Snyder discuss an event. 8. Jody Baskerville and Karen Snyder 9. Theresa Reynolds and friend 1976 Tennis Team 62 1. 1976 Tennis Team—front row I to r—Tim McCulfor, George Gleason, Kevin Relst. Pat Stafford, Jeff Foy second row—Mike Conner, Ken Bizzell. Mike Stadelmayer. Mike Macpherson, Wayne Ray. John Daniels. Kelvin Smith, Jim Haggard. Mark Evans third row—Bob McCulfor—Asst. Coach, Steve Worsham. Mark Buckout, Keith Chapman. Ken Lake. Tom Johnson. Bob Cortes. Bob Padgett. Joe Cortes. Diarmuid Boran. Bob Stuut, Malcom Westveer. Jay Stickle—Head Coach 2. Senior Ken Lake drills a two-fisted backhand. 3. The ole coach and partner Tom Johnson show Diarmuid Boran and his partner how to play the game. 4. Pat Stafford and Jeff Foy were one of the teams most successful duos. 5. Bob and Joe Cortes preparing for a put-away. 6. Junior Bob Padgett played number one doubles with Diarmuid Boran. 7. Senior Tom Johnson rips a forehand. 8. Freshmen Ken Bizzell and Tim McCulfor are indicators that next year’s team will be better. 9. Senior Keith Chapman reaching for a low volley. 63 The 1976 Band Revue “Grand Opening” The 1976 Band Revue. Grand Opening was held March 17- 20 in the Lecture Hall. Friday and Saturday were sellout nights. 1. The 1976 Chorus Line was one of the best we’re ever had This year's members included: Sharon Vroeglndewey, Jan Richards. Karen Trudell, Patty Harris. Natalie bwles. Kyle Williams, Sally Mangles. Sue MeNutt, Liz Bennett. Kathy Spencer. Cindy Sullivan. Janet Torian, Jodi Baskerville. Tori Lind, Robin Dunlap and Ava Dunfield. 2. There were four skits in the band revue, all of which were excellent. This depicts Dave Spencer. Sally Westveer and Jane VanderKley doing their reenactment of a Carol Burnett skit. 3. Diane Czuk sang a Streisand tune. 4. Debby and Sandy Lealofi sang beautifully, the Janis Ian hit At Seventeen”. 5. Kathy Spencer and Lonnie Vick did a dance to the song from PAJAMA GAME. Steam Heat . 6 Carole King's Tapestry was performed by Patsy Burnett. 7. Jeff Stonerock, Dianne Holland and Larry Yancey did the Captain and Tenille hit Love Will Keep Us Together . 8. Another skit was Gunfight . Andre Vasher (back). Bill Hammond and Larry Yancey were part of that cast. 9. The band accompanied Elaine Weststrate as she played Colour My World on her flute. 10. Kyle Williams performed an acrobatic dance which stunn- ed the audience. 11. The other part of Gunfight . Andre Vasher (again). Ava Dunfield and Dana Davis. Also in this skit was Anna Bott. 65 The 1976 Musical “The Most Happy Fella” 1. “The Three Stooges” (Rod Rollins, Raul Karnemaat, Mike Davidson) of Napa Valley as they prepare the Abondanza. 2. The residents of Napa Valley await the arrival of the postman and the latest news of the mail order love affair. 3. Patty Harris and Lonnie Vick wero called back for an encore following their ren- dition of Big D. 4. “Benvennuta (welcome pretty bride), greet the servents as Jan Morton mistakes Dave Lindner as her husband to be. 5. The men relax after a day in the vineyards as they proudly show off the season's har- vest of the Fresno Beauties. 6. Happy to Make Your Acquaintance sings Patty Harris to Jim VanBochove as Jan Morton oversees the lesson on etiquette. 7. Lonnie Vick is “Standing on the Corner as Ken Lake, Paul Karnemaat and Jim Nuyen are watching all the girls go by. 8. Patty Harris (Cleo) scoffs at Jan Morton (Rosabella) as they dis- cover the love letter that has been scribbled on the menu. 67 “The Most Happy Fella 1. One of the most poignant moments of the show as Betty Kennedy. Jim Van Bochove. Jan Morton and Dave Lindner proclaim. How Beautiful the Days. 2. The Grand Finale—THE MOST HAPPY FELLA—A’tsa Me!!! 68 Solo and Ensemble First Division Winners February 7. 1976 was the District 11 Solo and Ensemble Competition at W.M.U. These people were awarded a first division rating there and most went on to compete in the State Solo and Ensemble contest held at Vicksburg. Row 1—Tracy Stuut, Mary Fox. Paula Turben. Annette Courier. Margaret Morrison, Tori Lind. Terri Stevens. Row 2—Elaine Weststrate. Lois DeKoekkoek. Lora Gainder. Kathy Wunderly. Patty Carson. Sally Westveer, Anna Van Bruggen. Diane Czuk, Debby DeKoekkoek, Connie Miller. Lauri Pemberton. ALSO: Dave Spencer and Debby DeKoekkoek were selected to participate in the State Honors Band and Annette Courier and Anna VanBruggen were chosen for the State Honors Orchestra from their superior performances at their State Solo and Ensemble competi- tion. Varsity Choir’s Television Appearance. In May. 1976, the Varsity Choir was asked to appear on the WKZO-TV program “Accent . The first picture is the choir singing on television. Row 1—Cheryl Swift. Betty Kennedy. Patty Harris. Dana Lucas. Robin Dunlap. Sandy LaMere and Debby Lealofi. Row 2—Donna Bronson. Diane Bronson, Karen Wilder. Linda Bronson. Sally Mangles. Carleen Everett. Cathy Nelson, and Sue Homrich. Row 3—Ernie Nuyen. Jim Van Bochove. Rod Rollins. Mike Davidson. Dave Lindner. Mike Billingsley. Lonnie Vick. Andre Vasher. Paul Karnemaat and Ken Lake. Mr. Jerry Smith—(back to camera) is directing. The second picture shows “Accent” hostess Cynthia Kay interviewing Mr. Smith about the choir. Varsity Choir Robed Choir X Glee Club 3 Y- Freshman Choir Missing—Deirdre Schultz. Laura Miller, Laurie Boyd, Pete Rankin, Howard Dickie—Accompanist. 1 Varsity Choir: Row 1—Ken Lake, An- dre Vasher, Cathy Nelson, Sue Homrich, Dana Lucas, Robin Dunlap, Bernie Bott, Diane Bronson. Patty Harris. Lois DeKoekkoek, Sally Mangles. Debby Lealofi, Karen Wilder, Rod Rollins. Dave Lindner. Row 2—Paul Karnemaat. Lonnie Vick, Mike Billingsley, Betty Kennedy, Sandy La Mere. Linda Bronson. Mr. Jerry Smith. Carleen Everett. Donna Bronson. Kathy Peterson. Cheryl Swift. Jim Nuyen. Mike Davidson, Jim VanBochove 2. Glee Club: Jim Rogenski—Accom- panist. Barb Salik. Brenda Timmer. Kim Henson. Teresa Hinds, Debbie Merriam, Dawn Loucks Row 2— Shari Weese, Edna Brugh, Tam- my Zandt. Colleen Borden, Teresa Bailey, LouAnn Sims, Nancy Sigers. Toni Ackerman. Luanne Nelson. Lori Leversee. Debbie Adams. Row 3— Mr. Jerry Smith. Barb Wheeler. Patsy Burnett, Bev Bizzell. Kathy Willis, Laura Riddle. Kay Conn, Jill Carlson, Debbie Boone. Chris Vinstra, Mary Alfieri, Gayle Betke. 3. Robed Choir: Row 1 —Debbie Howard. Cheryl Watson. Sandy Vor- va. Yvette Wright, Robin Reardon, Ruth Chase. Mary Jo Snyder, Cindy Sullivan. Laurie Bellisle, Teresa Reynolds, Melody Dickman. Faren Whitaker, Loyale Malpass, Karen Freeman, Chris Osterman. Row 2—Peggy Harger, Sandy Gutter. Wilda Willis. Howard Dickey, Joe Cortes, Jerry Foy. Jeff Foy, Brian Jennings. Jim Rogenski. Pat Staf- ford, Alta Sivley. Robin Kraft. Martha Rapp, Candy Thompson. Tamy Wormack. Row 3 — Debbie McMeekan. Sue McNutt, Jan Mor- ton. Lisa Cook. Jim DeBoer. Colin McMillan. Mr. Jerry Smith. Kirby Turnage. Tim Staten. Carolyn VanBochove. Lois DeKoek- koek—Accompanist. Patty Estes, Chet Dziewicki, Dave Fine. Missing—Sue Combs, Pat Holcomb. Becky Stickney. 4. Freshmen Choir: Row 1—Sue Jernstadt. Dee Dee Cross. April Wobb, Mickey White, Chris Garberry. Row 2—Julie Karnemaat. Karen Billingsley. Deanna Hickman. Karen Pook, Lisa Stimac. Tori Lind, Mary Juday. Row 3—Robin Burpee. Kim DeVries. Liz Decker. Darcey Kuhs, Linda Maize. Mary Owel. Laurie Knott, Leanne Murray Row 4— Randy Hendrickson, Terry Bennett. Brian Betz. John Cullineay. Joe Adams. Ken Mutz. Joe Nelson. Jamie Stanaszek, Dave Cameron. 71 The Comstock High School Front row—Lois DeKoekkoek. Lauri Pemberton. Diane Czuk, Liz Bennett. Charlene Roth. Debby DeKoekkoek. Kathy Wunder- ly. Tonya Sparks—Secretary. Annette Courter—President. 2nd row—Elaine Weststrate. Kelly Corryn, Theresa Ledbetter. Diane Tolies. Cathy McColl. Connie Miller. Linda Ryan. Margaret Morrison. Dexter Burnett. Patty Carson. Patsy Burnett. Tam- my Zandt. Terri VanderVeen. Jane VanderKley, Kathy Spencer. Sally Westveer. 3rd row—Kathy Lewis. Kyle Williams. Cindy Webster. Sherri Gleesing. Dana Lucas. Chris Vinstra. Bill Boettcher. Lisa Sparks. Laura Klingaman. Janet Torian. Debbie Rininger. Anna VanBruggen. Lora Gainder—Vice-President. Steve Conn. Penny Meints. Kenny Bizzell. Debbie Kuhs. Tim Snow. Terri Stevens. 4th row—Tai Schultz. Robin Reardon. Tracy Stuut. Tori Lind. Mary Fox. Sue McNutt. Karen Weltevreden. Euphonium at the Christmas Concert December 11. the band at the Spring Concert April 30. Annette Courter, band president and oboeist. played ‘Twilight with the band at the Spring Concert. 72 Band of Blue Sandy Nash. Tim McCulfor. Dan Stewart. Brian Weaver. Dale Weststrate. Dan DeRosa. Dave Hurd. Greg Keb. Tim Blake. Joe Gleesing. Keith Chapman. Mike Northrop. Chris Haring. Scott Bell. Joette Nuyen, Ken Lake. Rod Rollins. Greg Hurd. Steve Jackson. Dave Spencer. 5th row—Diane White, Dawn Pemberton. Kathy Smeltzer. Karen Trudell. Denise Griffith. Nancy DeBoer. Ernie Nuyen. Jeff Stonerock, Margaret Meredith. Mike Giambrone. Luanne Nelson. Steve Munday. Pat Holcomb. Roni Martin. Dan Simpson. Chris Smith, Jim Tuttle. Royce Rollins. Missing—Lisa Brigance. Marie Cook, Scott Deal. Debbie Fuller. Brian Jennings. Kim Kraushaar. Julie Larson. Sheila Mattimore, Jamie Parrish. Barb Reynolds. Carmen Themins. Paula Turben. John Tyson. Faren Whitaker. Yvette Wright. Jim Van Bochove—attendance officer, banker, typist—Mr. Kulesa's man. ! “Precious and Few” The 1976 Jr.-Sr. Prom The 1976 Prom was held Saturday, May 8. 1976 at the Northeast Middle School. The band FULL TILT was the entertainment for the evening. 1. Andre Vasher and Robin Dunlap. 2. Russ Minehart and Laurie Holland. 3. Pat Hine and friend. 4. Karen Bailey and friend walking through the arch into the prom. 5. The band—FULL TILT 6. Lori Leversee and Steve Conn. 7. Carolyn VanBochove and Karen Billingsley. The Juniors did an ex- cellent job of planning and decorating for this year’s prom. 8. Kirby Turnage and Peggi Cummings. 9. Diane Kandler and Ron VandenBos. 10. Virgil Banks and Beverly Bizzell. 11. Mike Everett and Carmen Themins. 12. Scott Deal. Brenda Beilis. Tori Lind. Shannon Hedges. Bill Cook and Lisa Cook. Everybody has to take a break sometime during the evening. Science Fair ’76 SCIENCE p iT; i HJOH 9 OO AM - 100 PM AWAftOS t-HE i.N t.U AT i;00 PM ®g _; .. ,J;- , 1. The Trophy Winners:—Front I to r—Julie Karnemaat. Tammy Smith. Sandy La Mere Second row—Kelly Blaisdell. Jen- nifer Corryn. Janet Bell, Peter Springett, Russell Mohberg. Steven Harper. Dana Yang Third row—Dana Davis. Diane Czuk, Pete Morton, Jeff DeBoer, Elaine Weststrate, Theresa Ewles, Steve Davis, Linda Watson 2. The SIGN + PEOPLE = SUCCESS 3. The gym was full of projects. 4. Judging of the projects was intense. 5. Tammy Smith—Grand Prize Winner. 6. Mr. Crabiel and Mr. Fox checking over the projects. 7. Diane Czuk’s entry. 8. Kevin Large s entry. 9. Tammy’s winning project. 10. Kathy Spencer’s entry and Regional Winner. 77 Student Council The Student Council sponsored the fall homecoming and the Valentine formal on February 14 at the Kalamazoo Center—one of the largest dances Comstock High School has held in many years, 210 people came. The Student Council also sponsored the annual blood drive which was held at Parchment High School this year. 1. The 1975-76 Student Council: Row 1—Peggy Bender 9. Robin Dunlap 12. Anna VanBruggen 12, Connie Miller 11, Lisa Cook 11. Janet Torian 11, Carrie Cummins 10. Janice Parker 11, Sue McNutt 11. Laura Klingaman 10. Row 2—Mr. Mike Stripp—Ad- visor. Tim Snow 12. Terri Sullivan 9. Stacey Sparks 9. Diane Simmons 11. Char Roth 11. Debby DeKoekkoek 11, Annette Courter 12—President, Shannon Hedges 11. Lois DeKoekkoek 12, Diana Gillis 12—Treasurer. Sarma Muiznieks 10. Ava Dun- field 10, Sonya Pratt 10, Lisa Sparks 10. Row 3—Greg Hurd 9. Mike Major 9, Leo Hammond 9. Jim Ballinger 9. Dave Lindner 12—Vice President, Jim Nuyen 12, Larry Vancey 9. Ron Harrell 9, Greg Page 10, Paul Gonder 10. Larry Bontrager 10. Missing—Liz Bennett. 12. Robin Burpee 9. Mary Chlpman 12, Dodi Gold3berry 12, Tracy Long 12. Annette Psalmonds 10. Tonya Sparks 12—Secretary. Carolyn VanBockove 11, Elaine Weststrate 12. 2. Freshman Class officers: Greg Hurd—Treasurer. Peggy Bender—Secretary, Ron Harrell—President, Larry Yancey—Vice President. 3. Sophomore Class Officers: Lisa Sparks—Vice President. Sonya Pratt—Secretary, Sarma Muiznieks—President, Ava Dunfield—T reasurer. 4. Junior Class Officers: Front—Janice Parker—Vice President, Janet Torian—Treasurer. Back—Carolyn VanBochove—Presi- dent. Mr. Barry Dopp—Advisor, Lisa Cook—Secretary. 5. Senior Class Officers: Liz Bennett—Secretary, Dodi Goldsberry— President. Jim Nuyen—Vice President. Tracy Long—Treasurer. Student Service Center Staff The S.S.C. staff is made up of trained peer listeners available to the students on a helpful, sincere and honest basis. The co-directors for this year were Jodi Baskerville and Sandy Lealoti. 1. Student Service Center Staff: Row 1—Dave Wunderlin. Jodi Baskerville. Bud Upson. Row 2— Annette Courter, Bill Hunter. Cindy Sullivan. Sue McNutt. Dodi Goldsberry. Row 3— Mike Billingsley. Julie Roebuck, Tracy Long. Jack Paulsen. Lila Roebuck. Donna Dln- taman. Debbie Borgman. Mark Rapp. Row 4— Kevin O’Leary. Pat McCormick. Debi Anderson. Clarance Campbell. Sandy Leulof. Owen Walton. Rob McCarty. Joe Goldsberry. 2. The S.S.C. •'motto —Keep On Smilin’. 3. Clarance Campbell doing his thing on the bulletin board. 4. Mark Rapp in a usual pose—(smiling) 5. Debbie Borgman relaxing in the S.S.C. JL 3 5 Custodial Staff p= X 3 1 V 5 6 7 J 71 JO Cafeteria Staff Drivers 1. Main Office Assistants— 1st semester: Dave Wal- lace. Brian Craig, Jim VanBochove. Pat Hine. Sherry Hine. Mrs. Betty Kirby. Mrs. Barbara VanderVeen. Sue Ponas. Rick Melville. Martha Harrell. 2. Main Office 2nd semes- ter: Row 1—Pat Harris. Ron Hofman. Lewie New- comb. Sue Ponas. Pat Hine. Dave Wallace. Row 2—Tom Fitzgerald. Ken Lake. Tim Clay, Carolyn VanBochove. Andre Vasher. Brad Hill, Mrs. VanderVeen. Rod Derksen. Center— Mrs. Kirby. 3. Custodians (Day Shift.)— Dick Myers. Al Bunting- Head Custodian. Doug Millar. 4. Custodians (Night Shift— Charles Hill, Dave Cain. John (Curly) Terpsma, Dick Boven. 5. Guidance Office 1st se- mester—Karen. Kirk, Doris Falls. Tim Buck, Ardith Eldred. Janice Page. Russ Minehart, Brian Craig. Tom Tocco, Leola Anderson. Rick Melville. Al Whitby. Dan DeRosa. Center—Mrs. Marge Hayes. 6. Guidance Office As- sistants 2nd semester: Front—Mrs. Hayes, Mar- tha Harrell. Debbie Wat- son. Back—Dawn Pook, Scott Bell. Sherry Hine, Bill Boettcher. Diana Gillis, Brent Kissinger. Kelly Bienz, Carol Frederick. Karen Wilder. Tim Snow. 7. Cafeteria Staff: Marilyn McDonald. Norma Eggleston. Jeannette Rickstad. Frieda Hopkins. Alice Swift, Jane Sparks. Fran Simpson. Char Fuller. Connie Sparks—Man- ager. 8. Library Staff: Karen Weltevreden, Kathy Enman. Marv Jaco. Mrs. Eileen Holland—Secretary. Cheryl Swift, Mrs. Jane Molnar—Librarian. Jim VanBochove. 9. Athletic Office: Jonl DeDoes, Karen Bailey. Mr. Larry Pickett. 10. Bus Drivers:—Row 1—Alice Covillo. Boa St. Clair, Edyth Newkirk, Jean MuMaugh, Lucy Henson. Pat Chmiei. Joy Padgett. Row 2—Pat Haring. Jean McMeekan. Linda Anderson. Sarah Dunfield. Paula Tucker. Elsa Stadel- mayer. Mary Hayworth, Norma Jerke, John Millar, Donna Grogg. Several bus drivers were not present when the picture was taken. 81 A.F.S. Club— Suda Sreesangkom is liv- ing with Margaret Morrison this year. Suda is from Bangkok. Thailand and she has two sisters. Her mother is English and Suda was born in England. Her father is Thai and works for the Thai government Suda will attend college next year in Thailand and hopes to become a doc- tor. Suda really likes Comstock! The American Field Ser- vice fosters understanding among people of nearly 60 nations across the world through a program of scholarships. High school students live for a year or summer with families in different cultures, attend school, and participate in ac- tivities of new communities. Either a student from a foreign country can come here or our students may live abroad. The students return home with lasting ties to peo- ple of other nations, an ap- preciation of their own national life, a deeper un- derstanding of world problems and the needs of others, a sensitivity toward those who are unlike oneself, and an understanding of our common humanity. All this molds them into roles of leadership. AFS Club Ski Club 1. AFS Club. Row 1 —Margaret Morrison —Secretary. Suda Sroesangkom. Connie Miller—Presi- dent. Mrs. Carol Cody—Advisor. Row 2—Terri Stevens. Tai Schultz, Debby DeKoekkoek. Patty Carson. Cheryl Bishop. Lauri Pemberton. 2. Future Nurses: Row 1—Laurie Smith. Patty Carson, Mrs. Harlene Woodard—Advisor, Elaine Weststrate. Lauri Pemberton. Row 2—Mary Adams. Beth Munther. Shelly Pierce. Teresa Reynolds. Kathy Willis. Linda Maitland. Debby DeKoekkoek. Brenda Timmer. Wilda Willis. 3. Scott Eggleston attacking the slopes in Vail. Colorado. 4. Kathy Wunderly enjoying the scenery at Vail. 5. Ski Club: Row 1—Jon Leversee, Dean Eggleston, Dianne Holland. Andre Vasher, Mark Evans. Row 2—Nuala Boran. Tori Lind, Michelle Morrison. Laurie Wright. Pat Stafford. Robin Dunlap. Eamar Curran. Scott Eggleston. Row 3—Kathy Wunderly. Ann VanBruggen. Cathy McColl. Patty Carson. Mr. Mike Strlpp—Advisor. Sally Westveer, Joe Drogowski, Scott Reed. 6. Pep Club: Row 1—Sue Homrich. Con- nie Miller. Amy Chase. Terri Stevens. Tai Schultz. Patty Carson. Margaret Morrison. Cathy McColl. Dawn Pember- ton. Kathy Peterson. Cathy Nelson. Row 2—Betty Kennedy. Char Roth. Brenda Beilis, Debbie Evans. Debi Anderson. Lauri Pemberton 7. Kathy Ronk preparing a poster for a football game. Ski Club- Activities this year included three trips to Crystal Mountain near Frankfort, six week- ly trips to Timber Ridge for lessons and skiing and nine members flew to Vail. Colorado for six days of skiing during Spring Vacation. 82 Future Nurses of America Comstock Chapter The Roundup 1976 was a year of development for the ROUNDUP. The paper, both graphically and literally, has been revamped and improved. This year's ROUNDUP has an enitrely new look, a picture cover, and monthly features like the Bicentennial Column and Cheri , a personal column. The staff has been dedicated to producing a paper that is informative, interesting and entertaining for the readers, and the staff will continue to improve the quality of the ROUNDUP. Vocational Comstock’s Vocational Building Trades program is completing it’s third year. This year, two groups, one from Comstock and a shared-time class spend two hours each day working on the house. This three bedroom ranch home is started in the fall and is com- pleted by the end of the school year. Upon comple- tion, the home is put on the market and sold. Drama Club 1. The Roundup staff: Row 1- (seated) Joe Gleesing, Shelly VanderMolen. Teresa Hinds. Linda Watson. Barb Cameron. Row 2—(at table)—Rhonda Hawley. Val Smith. Lori Leversee, Amy Chase. Diane Simmons. Cheri Kenney. Row 3 (standing)—Tammy Rowley. Brent Russell. Debi Anderson, Sherrie Heflin. Bob Stuut, Steve Conn—Editor. Miss Phyllis Rose—Advisor. Beth Munther. Tim Meisling. Carol Frederick. Vern Campbell. Norma DeLeon. 2. Drama Club: —On sidewalk—Jan Mor- ton, Ernie Nuyen. Row 1—Diarmuid Boran, Andre Vasher. Pat Stafford, Robin Loss. Brian Jennings, Lonnie Vick. Anna VanBruggen. Lora Gainder. Row 2—Cheri Kenney, Robin Reordon. Cindy Sullivan. Mrs. Gwen Kulesa. Brian Weaver. Eamar Curran. Jim VanBochove. Mr. Mike Stripp, Tammy Smith. Sandy LaMere. 3. Building Trades: Row 1—Jeff Verburg, Mike Corradlnl, Ken Hatfiold. Jack Hawley. Mr. Gary Jennings. Row 2—Joe Adams, Doug Estes. Bill Coveil. Ed Hudson, Ralph Belland, Tom Nance. Missing—Jim Taylor, Garry Wlers 4. Ralph Belland checking the electrical box. 5. Ken Hatfield plastering the wall . . .? Building Trades y- 5 Bicentennial Committee ri«B ton v5 rfes «f, A ?ss „ t.'VrWl It' ? L. .,‘•.� £1x1 p 5ssa AMPULS IV� � llN0 StMkW C pH gfcpAlUNFlft rooTANOMKOOXH� j S XfU SOOTl A APFUWQONVUSatol, TfftflMISI OfTNlhC ;i;ft £VTUMNKlEt� ! WS . . ' ■ . jpffilKSUTOiJKE CUFRPVI W� S DROLL UTttt INABOOt UHUtE A8 1. The Comstock High School Bicentennial Com- mittee: With (lag—Anna VanBruggen. Lora Gainder. Row 1—Betty Kennedy. Robin Dunlap. Lois DeKoekkoek. Marv Jaco. Diane Czuk, Jim VanBochove—Chairman. Tammy Smith. Pat Stafford. Andre Vasher. Row 2—Sandy LaMere. Annette Courter. Lauri Pemberton. Terri Stevens. Rod Rollins. Dave Spencer. Mary Chip- man. Irene Stadelmayer. Sally Westveer. Missing—Kevin Large. Mike Northrop. Tim Snow. 2. One of the many varied projects included decorating the school for Christmas. 1975 Here is part of that project. 3. On October 4. 1975. the Bicentennial Fair was held at the High School. All the groups from the schools set up booths to help make money for their Bicentennial projects and for the Com- munity Bicentennial Committee. One of the highlights of the day was when the Varsity Choir sang a few tunes from America's past 4. The Chairman—Jim VanBochove. without whom the school wouldn’t have had a Bicentennial. 5. The rest of the Christmas decorating project. Mr. Shane did a beautiful job of writing 'Twas the Night Before Christmas large enough to be hung on a wall. These large sheets will be transported from school to school evory Christ- mas from now on. 6. The Committee also had a Square Dance on March 12. 1976. Those who came had a very good time. 7. Mr. Dale Norris, the caller of the square dance. 8. Another group at the square dance. Sally Westveer (back). Dave Spencer. Sandy LaMere, Mary Chipman. Tammy Smith, Bill Boettcher. Marv Jaco. Paul Karnemaat. and Annette Courter. 9. The Committee also bought and planted two Bicentennial trees from the township. 10. The leader again—Jim VanBochove. He seems to be proud of the bulleting board lust put up. 11. The final project of the school year was to purchase this placque for the school in com- memoration of the Bicentennial. It is hanging in the office. German Club The German Club participated in various projects this year including the Thanksgiving Basket and Toys for Tots. Activities were roller skating and a trip to Frankenmuth, Michigan. 1. Kevin Large. Tim Snow, Penny Meints, Virginia Davis, Mrs. Evelyn Ellman—Advisor. 2. Mrs. Ellman 3. 1. John Sidney. 2. Tim Snow, 3. Kevin Large. 4. Sarma Miuznieks, 5. Shari Weese, 6. Mark Fisher, 7. Sonya Pratt. 8. Terry Vette, 9. Mr. Ellman, 10. Jerry Foy, 11. Mike Stadelmayer, 12. Diane Kandler, 13. Kay Conn, 14. Anne Dixon, 15. Penny Meints, 16. Brendon Vasher, 17. Chris Moberg, 18. Bus Driver — Lucy Henson. 19. Kelly Corryn. 20. Mrs. Ellman. 21. Virginia Davis Mrs. Pratt is behind Kay Conn. 4. Jerry Foy. Brendon Vasher— Now if Brendon would only act like that in class. 5. Kay Conn. Anne Dixon. Kelly Corryn—Singing on the way home. « •.« RGtHD DOOR Spanish Club The activities of the Spanish Club are giving a food basket to a Spanish family at Thanksgiving and preparing a presentation for physically handicapped children at Parkwood Upjohn School. Group picture—row 1 Sue Belonga—Treasurer, Linda Watson—President, Kathy Spencer—Secretary. Sandy Guiter Row 2—Howard Dickey. Miss Shirley McJilton—Advisor. Debbie Howard—Vice President. Not pic- tured—Nuala Boran, Tom Courtney. Steve Worsham In picturo at right—On floor—Cheryl Bishop. Senorita McJilton. Debbie Howard Rt. end—Jan Beavers Lft. end—Steve Worsham Outlet Outlet—Our purpose is to offer an “outlet” for the creativity of Comstock High School students. Row 1— loette Nuyen, Patsy Burnett. Mike Northrop Row 2— Mrs Caren Dybek—Advisor. Nuala Boran. Linda Ryan. Sue Belonga. Debl Anderson. Cheri Kenny Row 3—Steve Conn i i « Riethmeier 89 Bicentennial Corrall Staff ’76 Edition 1. Many started, but precious few finished on the CORRAL staff—1st row—Laura Klingaman. Carrie Cummins. Mindee Nedeau. Seated—Connie Miller. Ed Campbell. Chris Fields. Dawn Drummond, Martha Harrell. Mary Adams. Stan- ding—Beverly Bizzell. Lory Dodgson, Mrs. H. Smith—Advisor. Kim Kraushaar, Mary Jo Snyder. Tom Johnson, Shelly Pierce. Craig Cronen. Tracy Gonder. Ava Dun- field, Teresa Reynolds 2. Tim Snow. Senior Editor and Top Salesperson and worker. 3. Mary Jo Snyder. Junior Editor 4. Tracy Gonder. Sophomore Editor 5. Dawn Drummond, Froahmon Editor 6. Mark Namatevs in the field. 7. Tom Johnson, photographer, demonstrates the enlarger. 8. Craig Cronen. photographer, at the dry mount press. 9. Mrs. Thiessen, Business Manager. 10. Kevin Large in the field. D.E.C.A. Enterprises Senior D. E. Students—Marketing Management Front L to R R. Sparks, R. Doud. R. Jackson, K. Spears. M. Pence, T. Fitzgerald Back L to R. S. Courtney. T. DeBruyn. R. Belland, D. Gillis. D. Watson. S. Belland, M. Brewer, D. Pook, L. Rogers. K. O'Leary, C. Standish, M. Davidson. Grand Opening. Martha Brewer Staff Another service of DECA Junior D. E. Students Sales—Distribution Front L to R. L. Cox, D. Brinkert. J. Carlson. J. Edie. B. Lucas. K McGuire. L. Lumbard. B. Lamphlear, C. Falls, C. Lewis. R. Brown. Back L to R. A. Chase, C. Wat- son. S. Heflin. A. Webb, D. Bronson, C. Dietz. S. Hine, A. Sivley, V. Sheldon, B. Hill, L. Mack, R. Hawley Football and Track Concessions DECA entry In the Kalamazoo Memorial Day and The Comstock Bicentennial Parades. 1st place Comstock Bicentennial 9 Senior Talent Show The Senior Talent Show was held Feb. 26-28 in the lecture hall. There was a sellout crowd every night. 1. Betty Kennedy and Karen Wil- der performed Golden Lady. 2. Jim VanBochove offered sev- eral Bicentennial Minutes! 3. Janice Page waiting backstage for her group act “Shake-em- up.” 4. Suda did a Thai folk dance. 5. The production would not have been possible if it weren’t for the assistance and guidance of Mr. Bill Shields. 6. Larry Yancey and Dianne Holl- and were well received when they performed Let it Shine. 7. Diane Czuk and Lonnie Vick performed beautifully the pop hit “Could it be Magic . 8. A few teachers and student teachers also performed in the show. Here is Mr. Joe Gibran doing one of his two numbers. 9. Dave Lindner and CHICAGO II did two selections. 10. Annette Courter rehearsing for her group which performed “Scarborough Fair. 93 Senior Trip 76—Florida The Senior trip for 1976 was to Orlando. Florida. The group of 68 Seniors and 10 adults left EARLY on the morning of June 1. 1976. and returned Sunday morning June 6. 1. The group left the High School at 3:00 a.m. on Tuesday morning and left Detroit at 6:00. Following a few stops and changing planes in Atlanta. Ga.t they got to Orlando about 10:30. This scene in the plane includes; Chris Blank and Chris Cleland (1st seats). Carleen Everett and Bill Boettcher (2nd seats), Keith Chapman (standing) and Debby Lealofi. 2. As Soon as the group landed in Orlando, they went to Cape Canaveral to see the Kennedy Space Center. After which they went to Cocoa Beach for the rest of the day. On Wednesday, they went to Walt Disney World. Here is a view of the famous Cinderella’s Castle. 3. Thursday was spent at Cypress Gardens and Sea World. Here is the killer whale Shamu do- ing his act at Sea World. 4. Friday was a free day and on Saturday, they went back to Disney World. Here is Dexter Burnett. Lora Gainder, Ernie Nuyen (stockades). Pete Morton, Jim VanBochove and Diane Czuk (behind). Mary Hunt (stockades). Annette Courter, Liz Bennett. Irene Stadelmayer and Kevin Large. 5. Every day at Disney World, a parade is held at 3:00 p.m. This year, in honor of the Bicenten- nial. the parade is led by this colonial color guard. The group left Florida at 10:30 p.m. Satur- day. arrived in Detroit at 2:30 and got back to the High School at 6:00. in time for Bac- calaureate at 3:00 that afternoon. National Honor Society National Honor Society induction took place on March 30. 1976. Inducted were 24 new members . . In- dicates a new member. Row 1—Cathy Nelson . Maggie Gleason. Jim VanBochove. Sally Mangles. Natalie Ewles. Sherry Hine. Rob McCarty. Lora Gainder. Row 2—Sue Homrlch , Robin Dunlap. Tammy Smith, Rod Rollins’. Lonnie Vick . Diane Czuk. Patty Estos . Jim Rogenski . Row 3—Cliff Stewart . Laurie Smith , Kelly McGuire , Lisa Cook . Debby DeKoekkoek . Lois DeKoekkoek. Steve Conn . Row 4—Pat Stafford . Diar- muid Boran . Bob Padgett . Jim Scheel . Shannon Hedges . Kevin Large. Row 5—Andre Vasher. Dana Davis. Sandy LaMere, Dave Spencer. Sally Westveer. Below—Brian Lucas Missing—Jodi Baskerville. Liz Bennett. Bernie Bott. Patty Carson . Mary Chipman. Christine Coleman . Joe Cortes . Annette Courter. Kim Davis. Mike Hammond . Mary Hunt. Linda Maitland. Connie Miller . Pete Morton. Larry Nicholson. Lauri Pemberton , Kathy Peterson . Tonya Sparks. Irene Stadelmayer. Anna VanBruggen. Jan VanDerKley. Doug Vroegindewey. Elaine Weststrate. Kathy Wunderly. Top Ten Percent The Top Ten Percent of the Class of 1976 con- sists of the following Seniors who all had a grade point of 3 646 and above. Row 1—Christine Coleman. Lora Gainder, Annette Courter. Elaine Weststrate. Suda Sreesangkom. Maggie Gleason. Kim Davis. Jan VanDerKley. Sandy LaMere. Robin Dunlap. Jodi Baskerville. Kathy Peterson. Row 2 —Dana Davis, Irene Stadelmayer. Liz Bennett. Sally Westveer, Peter Morton. Mary Chipman. Kathy Wunderly. Anna VanBruggen. Lois DeKoekkoek. Diane Czuk, Dave Spencer. Cherish the Past, Enjoy the Graduation r Present, and Hope for the Future 1976 K71. o 6 7 The 1976 Graduation Exercises took place on Tuesday, June 8. There was a capacity crowd on hand to see the 203 Seniors receive their diplomas 1. The procession began with a colonial color guard made up ot Pat Holcomb, Jeff Stonerock and Cindy Webster. 2. Keeping with the Bicentennial, two couples dressed in period fashions from the 1700's followed the color guard. This couple is Lisa Cook and Lonnie Vick. 3. This is the other colonial couple—Debby DeKoekkoek and Pat Stafford 4. Kathy Wunderly, Lois DeKoekkoek. Christine Coleman and Kim Davis marching through the arch. 5. Brion Craig. Jodi Baskerville. Virgil Banks. Leola Anderson, Tom Fitzgerald. Debi Anderson and Kevin Large also find their way through the arch to the ceremonies. 6. Four student speakers highlighted the exercises. Here Annette Courter tells that the Seniors are Bound to be Free. 7. Diane Czuk told of Prospectives of Change. 8. Dodi Goldsberry's speech was about her Memories. 9. And finally, our exchange student, Suda Sreesangkom told us about her Year at Comstock. 10. Sandy Canavan, Janice Boers and Robin Torok were the last Seniors to walk through the arch. 11. The Band played the traditional graduation song, “Pomp and Cir- cumstance. 97 Graduation 1. One of the most moving moments of the graduation ceremony was when Suda was given a standing ovation following her speech. 2. Kim David receives her diploma as the rest of her row looks on. 3. Jan VanDerKley receiving her diploma from Board of Education President. Mr. Ralph Zandt. 4. Superintendent Dr. Robert Hamet gave his comments about the class of 1976. 5. Principal Howard Ewles presents the class. 6. Board Vice President. Mrs. Monica Bennett gives Doug Vroegindewey his diploma. 7. Mary Chipman gets her diploma from Mrs. Bennett also. 8 Mrs. Bennett presents Paul VanDeLaare his diploma. 9. Mr. Jerry Smith directs while the choirs sing another traditional graduation piece. Ours is the World”, along with a Bicentennial song. “America. Our Dream. 10. Suda accepting her diploma from Mrs. Ben- nett. 11. Fireworks completed the graduation, put on by Mr. Joe VanBruggan and Comstock Fire- men. 12. and 13. The motto of the Class of 1976: “Cherish the past, enjoy the present and hope for the future.” The class colors for 1976 were red. white and blue. The class flower was the American Beauty Rose. r U. ¥ £ (o 7 ? SO r a i 98 Zinta V. Aistars —German Club 1. Debi K. Anderson —Student Council 1, Softball 3, Basketball 1, Honor Roll 1- 4, Roundup 4, Outlet Staff 4, Pep Club 4, Teacher Ass't 4, Blind Rehabilitation 3-4, Volleyball 4, Powder puff Football 3-4. 100 Leola D. Anderson Honor Roll 1-4, Art Assistant 3, Guidance Office Assistant 4. Jane M. Aukes Science Fair 2-4. Honor Roll 2-4. Jackie A. Baclich Choir 1-4. Scott E. Bell Cross Country 2-3, Hockey 4. Wrestling 1-2, Football 1. Band 1-4. Ralph L. Belland DECA 3-4, DECA Snack bar 3. DECA Concessions 3. Auto Mechanics 2-3. Linda M. Anderson Shared Time—American College of Beauty 3-4, Choir 1-3, Volleyball 4. Jodi A. Baskerville National Honor Society 3-4. Honor Roll 1-4. Varsity Track 1-4 co-captain 4, Varsity Volleyball 4 (co-captaln). Stu- dent Service Center 2-4. Director 4, Pep Club 1-2, Science Fair 1-2, Fall Homecoming Court 4. Basketball 1, Debate 3. 101 Robert Scott Belland Basketball 1,2, Varsity Basketball Manager 3, DECA 3-4 DECA Snackbar 4. Elizabeth A. Bennett National Honor Society 3-4, Honor Roll 1-4, Band 1-4, Cheerleader 14, Tennis 3-4, Band Revue 1-4, Softball 4, Science Fair 1-4, Regional Science Fair 2, Powder Puff Football 3-4, Fall Homecom- ing Court 4. Michael E. Bensinger Football 1,2. William D. Boettcher Band 1-4, Drum Major 4. Cross Country 2-3, Cross Country Manager 1, Debate 1. Christine M. Blank Honor Roll 1-4, Track 1-4, Science Fair 1-3, Senior Work Experience 4, Liberal Arts Fair 1, Basketball 1. Barbara M. Bodnar Honor Roll 1,2,4, German Club 1, Forensics 3, Science Fair 1-3, Senior Work Ex- perience 4, Art Show 4. Michael W. Billingsley Football 1-4, Student Service Center 3-4, Varsity Choir 4, Track 2-3, Basketball 1, Fall Homecoming Court 4. Debbra K. Borgman Student Service Center 1-3. Senior Work Experience 4, Powder puff Football 3. 102 Patricia A. Boring March-of-Dimes Walk-a-thon 1. Future Nurses 2-4, Honor Roll 2, Scuba Club 1-2, Track 1, DECA 3-4, DECA Snack bar 3, DECA Bookstore 3. Martha M. Brewer DECA 3-4, DE Records Office 4, DECA Campus Mart 3-4, Snack Bar 4, DECA Regionals 3-4. DECA State 4. Science Fair 1, Liberal Arts Fair 3, Concessions 4, Square Dance 3. Guidance Office 3. Arlene K. Brinkert Band 1-3. Volleyball 4. Bernadette Bott National Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 1, Honor Roll 1-4, Cheerleader 1-2, Choir 1-3, Varsity Choir 4, Liberal Arts Fair 1, Debate 2. Foren- sics 4. Linda J. Bronson Varsity Basketball 3-4, Varsity Softball 1-4, Varsity Volleyball 3-4, Powder puff Football 3-4, Reserve Basket- ball 1-2, Honor Roll 2-4, Gym Ass't. 3-4, Science Fair 3, Choir 1-3, Varsity Choir 4, Liberal Arts Fair 1. Debate 2, Forensics 4. Timothy L. Buck Track 1-4, Cross Country 1- 2,4. Basketball 1-2, Guidance Asst 4, Honor Roll 1-4, Potowatamie Bowman 2-4. 103 Glenn S. Burrows Basketball 1-2, Honor Roll 1- 4, Senior Work Experience 4. Keith A. Chapman Varsity Tennis 1-4, Band Revue 1-4, Band 1-4, Basket- ball 1-2, Basketball Manager 3-4, Industrial Arts Fair 1-4, Science Fair 2, Honor Roll 3- 4. Sandra A. Canavan Office Co-op 4. Honor Roll 1- 2,4, Volleyball 4. 104 Doug A. Burroughs Arts Awards 3-4. t 7 j Mary K. Chipman Bicentennial Comm. 3-4, Student Council 2-4. National Honor Society 3-4. Ski Club 1,3, Pep Club 3, AFS 1-2, Winter Homecoming Court 4, Band Revue 1-4, Science Fair 2-4, Musical 1-3, Drama 3-4. Rebecca D. Costello Debate 1, Basketball 1-3, Softball 2-3, Volleyball 4. Christine A. Cleland Honor Roil i-4, Track i-2, Christine E. Coleman Science Fair 1-2, Library Hockey Manager 4, Ass't. 3, Senior Work Ex- Volleyball 3, Varsity Softball perlence 4, Liberal Arts Fair 1-2. 1-2. Shirlee A. Courtney DECA Regionale 3-4, Campus Mart and Snack bar 3-4, DECA Records office 4, Cashier 4, Science Fair 1, Liberal Arts 3, DECA State 4. William S. Covell Band 1-4, Band Revue 3, Science Fair 2. Craig Cronen Yearbook 4. Annette L. Courter Band 1-4, President 4. Tennis 1- 4, Co-captain 4, Student Council 1-4, President 4, Bicentennial Comm. 3-4, Band Revue 1-4, Drama 3. Pep Band 2-4, Track 1, Future Nurses 2. Student Service Center 2-4, Inter- School Council 3-4, National Honor Soc. 3-4, Science Fair 2- 4, Reg. Science Fair 3. Dist. Solo-Ensemble 1-4, St. Solo- Ensemble 2-4, Student of the Year 4. Fall Homecoming Court 4. Peggi A. Cummings Forensics 3, Guidance Offc. 3, DECA 3, Home Ec. Club 3, Reserve Basketball 2. 105 Diane M. Czuk National Honor Society 3-4, Band Revue 1-4, Science Fair 1-4, Debate 2, Forensics 2, Band 1-4, Future Nurses 2-3, Bicentennial Comm. 3-4, Honor Roll 1-4. Michael J. Davidson Varsity Choir 4, DECA Regionals 4, DECA State 4, Forensics 4, Hockey 1-2, Moto-cross Championships 3-4, Main Office 4. Science Fair 1-2. Dana E. Davis Hockey 1-4, Cross Country 1- 4, Track 1-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Drama 4, Honor Roll 1-4, Mich. Math Award 4, PSAT and ACT Merit Scholar 3-4. Kimberly A. Davis National Honor Society 3-4, Honor Roll 1-4, Cheerleader 1, Senior Work Experience 4, Choir 2-3. Terilyn De Bruyn Ski Club 1, French Club 1, Roundup 1, Softball 1,4, DECA 3-4, DECA Regionals 3-4, Finalist 3. Volleyball 3-4, Main Offc. 3, Guidance Offc. 4, Talent Show 4. Mickey H. Davis Susan C. De Hollander Basketball 1-4, Honor Roll 1 4. 106 Lois R. De Koekkoek National Honor Society 3-4, Honor Roll 1-4, Varsity Choir 4. Student Council 4, Inter- School Council 4, Band 1-4, Pep Band 3-4, Bicentennial Comm. 3-4, Science Fair 1-2, Liberal Arts Fair 2-4 Rodney D. Derksen Football 2, Choir 2, Varsity Choir 3. Senior Work Ex- perience 4. Randall A. Doud Basketball 1-2, DECA V.P. 3- 4, Football 2, DECA Conces- sion and Snack Bar 3-4, DECA Regionals 3-4, Opera- tion Bentley 3, Powder Puff Cheerleader 3. DECA State 4. Curtis Dowdy Joseph S. Drogowski Auto Mechanics 2-4, Ski Club 4. 107 Cheryl Dunham Softball 2, DECA 3-4, DECA Regionals 3-4, D.E. Co-op 4 Robin R. Dunlap Basketball 1-4, Ski Club 1,3- 4, Track 1-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Bicentennial Comm. 3-4. Band Revue 1- 4. Choir 1-3, Varsity Choir 4, Student Council 1-4. Musical 2-4, Forensics 3, Science Fair 1-4, Winter Homecoming Court 4. Ardith L. Eldred Honor Roll 1-2, Science Fair 2, Guidance Offc. 4, Teacher Ass’t 4. Michael S. Everett DECA Campus Mart 2, Snack Bar 2, Pickett’s Offc. 3. DECA Regionals 3, Honor Roll 3-4, Powder Puff Cheerleader 4. Natalie J. Ewles Cheerleader 1-4, Basketball 1-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Band 1-4, Science Fair 1- 4, Fall Homecoming Court 4, Honor Roll 1-4, Band Revue 1-2, Powder Puff Football 4, Softball 4. 108 Lora L. Gainder Band 1-4, Secretary 4, Student Council 2-3. Bicentennial Comm. 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Future Nurses 2-3, Ski Club 1, Choir 1. Science Fair 1-4, Kalamazoo Junior Symphony 3-4. Band Revue 1-4, Powder puff Football 3-4, Pep Band 1-4. Diana J.Gillis Student Council 1-4, Treasurer 4, Spanish Club 1, DECA 3-4, Softball 1. Pep Club 2-3, Choir 2-3, Track 1, Teacher Ass’t 4, Powder Puff Football 3-4. Debra W. Galbraith Roundup 2-4, Choir 2-3, Office Co-op 4, Honor Roll 3, Teacher Ass't. 3. Thomas A. Fitzgerald DECA Regionals 4. DECA State 4. Golf 1. Main Offc. 3- 4, Science Fair 1. Margaret E. Gleason Tennis 1-4, Cheerleader 1-2, National Honor Society 3-4, Volleyball 3. Student Council 1, Yearbook 3, Honor Roll 1- 4. Tracy Long and Becky Costello on Bicentennial day during Winter Homecoming. Bob Goff Basketball 1-2, Football 1-2. Raymond M. Gordon Football 1-4, Wrestling 1-4, Band 1, Honor Roll 2-3, Var- sity Club 3-4. Paul Hamlin Basketball 2-4, Cross Country 3-4, Honor Roll 1-4, Winter Homecoming Court 4. Chris A. Haring Band 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1-2, Intra-mural Basketball 3-4. Julie (Dodi) Goldsberry Senior Class President 4, Student Service Center 3-4, Fall Homecoming Court 4, AFS 3, Pep Club 2-3, Debate 1, Forensics 1. Basketball 1, Boy’s Track Hurdle Crew 2. Cross Country Statistician 3, Track Statistician 3, Honor Roll 1-4. Michael E. Grogg Jeff Hanson Martha E. Harrell Yearbook 4, Softball 2,4, Powder Puff Football 3-4, Honor Roll 1-4, Science Fair 1. Liberal Arts Fair 1-3, Ski Club 4. Main Office 4, Guidance Office 4. no Ronald L. Hofman Teacher Ass't 3-4, Main Office 3-4, DECA 3. Band 1. Patricia K. Harris Cheerleading 2-4, Soph- omore Class President 2. Softball 1-4, Band Revue 2-4, Forensics 1,3-4, Varsity Choir 4. Susan E. Homrich Varsity Choir 4, Choir 1-3, Musical 2-4, Honor Roll 1-4. Student Council 3. Pep Club 1-4, President 4, Powder Puff Football 3-4, Boy's Track Mgr. 3-4, Girl's Basketball Mgr. 2, Senior Work Ex- perience 4, Science Fair 1-2, Teacher Ass’t 3-4, Lab Ass’t 4. Laurie J. Holland Ski Club 2-4, AFS 1-3, Band Revue 1-2, Student Service Center 2. Debate 1-2, Track 1, Senior Work Experience 4. Spanish Club 1-2, Forensics 1-2, Science Fair 1. Liberal Arts Fair 1-3. Patricia E. Hine Pep Club 3. Volleyball 3, Powder Puff Football 4. Ski Club 3. Main Offc. 3, Office Co-op 4, Science Fair 1, Band 1-4. Pamela A. Hubbard Band 1. Mary Hunt Basketball 2, Honor Roll 1-4, Volleyball 3, Golf 3. Band 1-3, Ski Club 2, National Honor Society 3-4. Roger L. Jackson DECA Regionals 4. Debate 2, Public Speaking 3. Teacher Ass't. 4, Science Fair 2, Ski Club 4. Explorer's 4. DECA State 4. ill Marvin H. Jaco Bicentennial Committee 3-4, Thomas J. Johnson Tennis 3, Yearbook 4. Paul W. Karnemaat Varsity Choir 3-4, J.V, Football 2. Gregory Keb Ronald L. Keifer Football 1-2, Basketball 1-2, Varsity Baseball 3-4, Hockey 3-4, Track 4. Guidance Off. 3, P.E. Cadet 3-4, Reserve Baseball 1-2, Inter-mural Basketball 3. Owen O. Keeler Brent W. Kissinger Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 2, Track 4, DECA 3, Track Manager 1. Karen L. Kirk Girls’ Track Manager 2, Teacher Ass't 4, Honor Roll 1-4. 112 Ken R. Lake Band 1-4, Varsity Choir 4, Varsity Tennis 1-4, Basket- ball 1-2, Basketball Mgr. 4, Football Mgr. 3-4, Varsity Club 1-4, Honor Roll 3-4, Fall Homecoming Court 4, Band Revue 4, DECA 3. Sandra K. La Mere Honor Roll 1-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Choir 1-3, Varsity Choir 4, Science Fair 2-4, Drama 2-4, Bicentennial Comm. 3-4. Kevin M. F. Large National Honor Society 3-4, Science Fair 1-4, Regional Science Fair 2-4. Drama 1-4, German Club 1-4, Bicenten- nial Comm. 3-4, Yearbook 1- 2,4, Golf 1, Honor Roll 1-4. Leslie A. Kravets Choir 2-3, Pep Club 1. Debra A. Lealofi Student Council 1, Cheer- leader 1, Citizenship Award-American Legion 1, Volleyball 3-4, Tennis 4, Band Revue 3-4, SSC 3-4. Varsity Choir 4, Fall Homecoming Queen 4. Sandra Lealofi SSC 3-4, Band Revue 3-4, Winter Homecoming Queen 4. Denise M. Lierman Track 1, Choir 1-4, Teacher Ass t. 4, Honor Roll 1-4, Of- fice Co-op 4, Musical 1-4. Rick Westhoff: I hope I don't have to take anything hard. Tracy E. Long Band 1. Student Council 1-4, Class President 2-3, Treasurer 4, Track 1-2, Ski Club 1-3, Tennis 1, SSC 3-4, Volleyball 4, Science Fair 1-4, Forensics 2, Winter Homecoming Court 4, Senior Work Experience 4. I t David C. Lindner Baseball 1-4, Football Homecoming King 4. Basket- ball 1-2, Football 1-2, Student Council 2-4, Vice-President 4, Varsity Choir 4, Band Revue 3-4, Senior Talent Show 3-4, Musical 3-4, Honor Roll 3-4. Debra A. McBarnes Science Fair 3, Bowling 1-4, Guidance Ass't 3, Football Concession 3, Cashier 3, Senior Work Experience 4, Basketball 1. Robert A. McCarty SSC 4. National Honor Society 3-4, Tennis 1, Year- book 1. Pat R. McCormick SSC 2, Football 2, Honor Holl 2-4. Linda M. Maitland Basketball 1-4, Cheerleader 1- 4, Track 1-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Science Fair 3-4, Spanish Club 1-2, Pep Club 2-4, Future Nurses 2- 4 Cynthia A. McGuire DECA 3-4, Office Co-op 4. DECA Regionals 3. Sally L. Mangles Cheerleader 1-4, Choir 1-3, Varsity Choir 4. Student Council 1-2, Band Revue 1-4, Honor Roll 1-4, Powder Puff Football 3-4, Winter Homecoming Court 4 Christine A. Mattimore Honor Roll 2-3, Science Fair 2. Rick D. Melville Football 1-4, Hockey 1-4, Basketball 1, Track 3-4. M3 Dale Meredith Paul A. Miller Football 2, Science Fair 3. Art Fair 3-4, Senior Talent Show 4. Russell P. Minehart Football 1-2, Track 1-2, Basketball 1, Honor Roll 1-4, Science Fair 1-4, Guidance Ass t. 4, ACT Merit Scholar 4. Martha Story Miskowski ■ Peter V. Morton Science Fair 3-4, Reg. Science Fair 3, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-2,4, Track 1-2, National Honor Society 3,4. Thomas D. Nance Jr. Football 1, Community Theatre 3-4, Comstock Youth Baseball Coach 3-4. 116 Cathy J. Nelson Varsity Choir 4, Choir 1-3, Musical 2-4, Pep Club 1,4, President 4, Honor Roll 1-4, Powder Puff Football 4, Boys’ Track Mgr. 3-4, Girls’ Track Mgr. 1, Cross Country Mgr. 4, Senior Work Experience 4, Teacher Ass t. 3-4, DECA 3. Lewis S. Newcomb Football 1-2,4, Captain 1, Baseball 1-2, Varsity Club 4, Junior Achievement Award 3. Letters in Football Baseball, Winter Homecom- ing King 4. James F. Nuyen Class Vice-President 4, Band 1-4, Band Revue 1-4, Drama 3-4, Cross Country 3-4. Beth M. Pacic Track 1, Honor Roll 4, Typing Award 2. Larry A. Nicholson Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Basketball 1-2, Wrestling 3-4. National Honor Society 3-4, Varsity Club 1-4, Baseball 4. Kevin J. O’Leary Football 1-4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1,4, SSC 3-4, Honor Roll 4. Varsity Club 2-4, Fall Homecoming Court 4. Dyan T. Pacic Ski Club 1. Track 1, Powder Puff Football 3-4. 117 Janie© I. Page Softball 4, Powder Puff Football 4, Honor Roll 1-2, Guidance Offc. 4, Science Fair 1, Liberal Arts Fair 2-3. Tina M. Pierce Peck Softball 1-2. Suzanne C. Ponas Powder Puff Football 4. Marc C. Pence DECA 3-4, Campus Mart 3, Snack Bar 3-4, Concessions 4, DECA Regionals. Kathleen A. Peterson Varsity Choir 4. Honor Roll 1- 4. Pep Club 3-4, Science Fair 2-3, Liberal Arts Fair 2-3. Dawn M. Pook Honor Roll 1-4, Softball 1-2, Basketball 1-4, Powder Puff Football 4. DECA Reporter 4. Concessions 3-4, Cashier 3, March of Dimes Walk-a-thon 1-4, Guidance Ass’t. 4. 118 Tamera Purcell Janette Richards Cheerleader 1-4. Winter Homecoming Court 4. Dave Lindner on crutches in the fall 1975. Rodney L. Rollins Football 2-4, Baseball 2-4, Wrestling 1-4, Band 1-4, Var- sity Choir 4, Football Tri- captain 4, Ironman Award- Football 4, Fall Homecoming Court 4, Debate 2, Bicenten- nial Comm. 4, Science Fair 1- 4, Band Revue 2-4. 1)9 Gayle M. Smith Senior Talent Show 4, Powder Puff Football 3-4. Forensics 4. Tammy A. Smith Honor Roll 1-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Varsity Tennis 2-4, Science Fair 1-4, Drama 2-4, Bicentennial Comm. 3-4, Track 2. Timothy A. Snow Student Council 4, Yearbook 1-2,4, Bicentennial Comm. 3- 4, German Club 1-4, Band Revue 3-4, Band 1-4, Guidance Ass t. 3-4, Teacher Ass’t. 4, Honor Roll 3-4, Science Fair 2, Liberal Arts Fair 2-4. Karen D. Snyder Volleyball 4, Art Award 4, Track 4. Honor Roll 1-4, Pep Club 1-3. Science Fair 2. Spanish Club 1. 120 Tonya M. Sparks National Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 1-4, Sec. 4, Band 1-4, Tennis 2-3, Ski Club 1.3. Future Nurses 3. Volleyball 4. Honor Roll 1-4, Science Fair 2. Suda C. Sreesangkom Basketball 4, AFS 4, Foreign Exchange Student from Thailand. David A. Spencer National Honor Society 3-4, Band 1-4. Pep Band 1-2.4. Bicentennial Comm. 3-4. Class Treas. 1, Drama 4, Band Revue 3-4, Science Fair 1-4, Regional Science Fair 1- 4, Dist. State Solo Ensemble. Richard C. Sparks Auto Mechanics 2-4, DECA 3-4, DECA Regionals 4. Irene V. Stadelmayer Bicentennial Comm. 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Drama 4. Future Nurses 1. Band Revue 2-3, Science Fair 1-2, Yearbook 3. Cindy L. Standish Powder Puff Football 3-4, DECA Records Offc. 3-4, DECA Regionals 3, Honor Roll 1-4, March of Dimes 3-4, Art Fair 4. Cashier 3-4, Concessions 3-4, Campus Mart Snack Bar 3-4. Science Fair 1-2. Ronald L. Stephenson J. V. Baseball 1. 121 Robert A. Stickney Honor Roll 1-4, Baseball 1-2, Football 1-2,4, Baseball 1, Class President 1, Liberal Arts Fair 3, Science Fair 1-2, Winter Homecoming Court 4, Senior Talent Show 4. Robert D. Stuut Golf 1-4, Hockey 1-4, Tennis 3-4. Cheryl L. Swift Choir 1-3, Varsity Choir 4 Musical 3-4, Library Ass’t. 4, Teacher Ass't 4. Thomas P. Tocco Football 4, Baseball 4, Guidance Ass’t. 4. Joseph L. Torok Football 1. Robin K. Torok Track 1. Carmen S. Themins Band 1-4, Track 1-4, Cross Country 2, Volleyball 4, Debate 1, Forensics 3-4, Future Nurses 2-3, Pep Band 2-3. James R. Van Bochove, Jr. Chairman, Bicentennial Comm. 3-4, Varsity Choir 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Science Fair 1-3, Reg. Science Fair 1-3, Drama 4, Operation Bentley 3, Math Dept. Award 2, Honor Roll 1- 4, Sec. Bicentennial Comm. 3-4, Winter Homecoming Court 4. DAR Good Citizen Award 4. 122 Anna M. Van Bruggen Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4. Band Revue 1-4, National Honor Society 3-4. Drama 1- 4. Bicentennial Comm. 3-4. Science Fair 1-4, Honor Roll 1-4. Student Council 4, Track 1-2, Science Fair 2-4, Kalamazoo Junior Symphony 3-4. Janice J. Van Der Kley National Honor Society 3-4, Honor Roll 1-4, Tennis 2-4, Softball 2.4. Volleyball 3-4. Mgr. Boys' Tennis 3, Bicentennial Comm. 3, English Award 3. Paul E. Van De Laare Football 1-3. Drafting Awards 1-3, Fishing Contest 1-4. Susan M. Vander Kley Band 1-4, Volleyball 3-4, Yearbook 1-2, Pep Club 1, Pep Band 1. 3-4. Honor Roll 1-4, Future Nurses 1. Powder Puff Football 3-4. Band Revue 1-4. Cynthia M. Vander Klok Pep Club 1. Library Ass’t. 3. Honor Roll 1-4, Office Co-op 4, Senior Work Experience 4, DECA 3, DECA Regional� 3. Terri A. Vander Veen Band 1-4, Volleyball 3-4, Pep Band 2-3, Future Nurses 2-3. 123 Elaine E. Weststrate Band 1-4, Solo Ensemble 1-4, Band Revue 3-4, Future Nurses 3-4, Student Council 4, Tennis 4, National Honor Society 3-4, Science Fair 1-3, Honor Roll 1-4. Karen F. Wilder Basketball 1-4, Volleyball 3- 4, Track 3-4, Softball 2, Varsi- ty Choir 4, Science Fair 1-4, Pep Club 1-3, Honor Roll 1-4. Andre B. Vasher Hockey 1-4. Ski Club 3-4, Drama 4, Bicentennial Comm. 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Football 1-2, Varsity Choir 4, Winter Homecoming Court 4. Debra A. Watson Science Fair 1, Softball 2, Choir 3, DECA 3-4, DECA Regionals 3-4, Concessions 3, DECA President 4, DECA State 4. Guidance Ass’t. 4. Sally A. Westveer National Honor Society 3-4, Science Fair 1-4, Reg. Science Fair 3, Honor Roll 1- 4, Band 1-4, Solo Ensemble 1-4, Ski Club 1-4, Sec. 4, Bicentennial Comm. 3-4, Yearbook 3. Doug A. Vroegindewey Football 2. Ski Club 4, Senior Work Experience 4. v . Rick Westoff SSC 4, Winter Homecoming Court 4. David K. Wunderlin Football 1-2, SSC 3-4. 124 Kathy A. Wunderly —National Honor Society 3-4. Tennis 1-4, Ski Club 1-4, Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4, Solo Ensemble 1-4, Drama 3, Forensics 2, Band Revue 4. President Annette Courier beginning an assembly. Above: Tina Moskalik and Laurie Holland trying to decide what it is they’re making. Below right: Natalie Ewles wondering, Are we ever going to win a basketball game? Below left: Diane Czuk and friend during Football Homecoming Week. Kim Kraushaar after Homecoming Game Class of 77 Mary Alfieri Ric Allman Fred Ambs Steve Anderson Karen Bailey Rod Bailey Tim Barnett Candy Beach Terri Beach Laurie Bellisle Brenda Beilis Cheryl Bishop Kelly Bienz Bev Bizzell Tim Blake Brad Blank Diarmuid Boran Tom Bourner Mike Bradfield Diane Bronson Donna Bronson Randy Brown Diane Brugh Matt Cameron 126 Clarence Campbell Michelle Campbell Scott Campbell Stan Campbell Jeff Carlson Patty Carson Dave Caverly Amy Chase Ruth Chase Alan Chrzanowski Rick Clark Tim Clay Jesse Cliff Stacee Coe Brian Cole Kathie Cole Brian Collins Sue Combs Steve Conn Lisa Cook Mike Corradini Joseph Cortes Jim Courtney Michael Cummings Eamar Curran Steve Curry Greg Cutler Scott Deal Jeff DeBoer Jim DeBoer Debby DeKoekkoek Bob DeLeon Brad Demarest Dan DeRosa Rt—Alta Sively—Watch that right! Lft.—Taking it easy in Home Ec. . . to 128 Greg DeVries Cathy Dietz Donna Dintaman Bryan Dixon Mike Dokey Ellen Drogowski Bill DuPuis Chester Dziewicki Mike Eames Dawn Eager Dean Eager Mike Eagle Chris Falls Tom Fawley Dave Fine Debbie Fisher Tara Forbes Jeff Foy Carol Frederick Karen Freeman Karen Fine Jay Gardner Julie Gerard Charles Gibson Cathy Gillis Tom Gleason Joe Gleesing Joe Goldsberry Robin Rearson gives the camera man a. Don’t you dare” look, as he snaps her outfit. Kelly King works diligently unaware that she's being observed. Debbie Grogg Sandy Guiter Cathy Haller Mark Hageman Mike Hammond Bill Haney Peggy Harger Wayne Harrington Ken Hatfield Jack Hawley Rhonda Hawley Shannon Hedges Sherrie Heflin Elaine Hensley Kevin Hethcoat Rick Hicks Brad Hill Tim Hill Sherry Hine Patty Holcomb Jeff Holland Dick Homrich Debbie Howard Ed Hudson Above—Dave Fine (right) and Jim DeBoer pose for a playboy! They cheered the girls on at the Powderpuff game. Right—Fifties Day again! Dave Walker (left) and Brad Demerest go back in time. Shele Jerke Jeff Julian Jerry Kamerman Terri Kanipe Betty Kennedy Cheri Kenney Kelly King Kathy Knolle Lee Kneer Robin Koss Robin Kraft Debbie Kuhs Bill Lamphiere Wanda Larson Chris Lee Anita Leversee Chris Lewis Terry Lindsley Brian Lucas Dana Lucas Chuck Ludwig Lyle Lumbard Laura Mack Kathy Maize Sheila Mattimore Cathy McColl Mike McCormick Bobbi McDaniel Joy McDonald Kelly McGuire Colin McMillan Tom McNett Sue McNutt Tim Meisling Margaret Meredith Debbie Merriam Deb Metheny Connie Miller Scott Miller Dave Moore Margaret Morrison Dan Murray 130 Vickie Nadwornik Sandy Nash Kathy Noggle Craig Norris Chris Osterman Dan Pacic Bob Padgett Jan Parker Jamie Parrish Jack Paulsen Lauri Pemberton Chuck Peterson Shelly Pierce Debbie Pollich Eric Pratt Jim Pruitt Nancy Randall Martha Rapp Penny Ray Robin Reardon Bill Redmond Scott Reed Teresa Reynolds Laura Riddle Mike Riethmeier Joanne Ritter Keyle Rodocker Jim Rogenski Kris Rosenbaum Char Roth Smilin’ Clarence Campbell 131 Kent Scofield Vivian Sheldon Mark Shrauger Diane Simmons Lori Singrey Alta Sivley Jerry Smeltzer Brad Smith Laurie Smith Pam Smith Mary Jo Snyder Steve Soiiday Pat Stafford Clyde Stanfill Jim Staten Terri Stevens Cliff Stewart Andy Stafford Becky Stickney Eric Stimic Jeff Stonerock Matt Strayer Cindy Sullivan Brian Thompson Candy Thompson Dave Tolhurst Janet Torian Rose Townley Gordon Travis Jim Trumbla 132 Above—Dan Pacic (left) and Dale Meredith rock on as KISS during Homecoming. Right—Mr. Harper listens! Kelly McGuire explains. Kirby Turnage Jim Tuttle Ron Underly Dave Upchurch Bud Upson Carolyn VanBochove Ron VandenBos Jeff Verburg Steve Verburg Is it Elton? Chet Dziewicki kicks on what I’ve always wanted to be day. Sandy Vorva Cindy Wakefield Dave Walker Owen Walton Tamy Warmack Cheryl Watson Above—Stacee Coe and Ben Newcomb . . . Is it Love or War? Below—No. it isn’t the Fonz! It’s just Tim Clay and Karen Bailey on Fifties Day. 134 Adult Education Graduation Mr. Larry Dopp, Coordinator of Community Education welcomes the Comstock — Galesburg—Augusta Adult High School graduates. May 7. 1976 in the Comstock High School Gymnasuim. Class of '76—P. Alford. M. Allen. H. Aspinall. D. Boehm. A. D. Buchino, C. Bugg. D J. Clark, D. Cochran. M. Cronen. B. Croy. S. Cuchinski, B. Davidson, R. Deaton, B. L. DeYoung, D. Dombos. D. Dunlthan, C. R. Duryea, A. Elmore. E. Estes. D. Fisher. J. Forward. S. Hackler. P. Hamer, J. J. Hamilton. L. Hoadley, L. Hofstra, V. Johnson. W. Kelly. A. Klbler, L. Kirks, P. Kullkowski, M. Lee. J. Lemon. C. Miller. A. Montgomery. S. Moore. L. Murray. S. Parrish, J. Pruitt. L. Rhoades. B. Rice. J. Rinear, J. See, D. Seybert. R. Sharp, M. Slone. D. Smith. E. Stadelmayer. P. Sunnock, O. Temple, J. Terry, M. VandeWouwer. R. VanOosterum. N. West. D. Wezensky. K. Whipple. E. Williams. P. Wilson, j. N. Woodall. L. Woodhams Music for the Commencement by the Comstock High School Band led by student conductor, Jim VanBochove. Rev. Ray Groner. Mr. Larry Dopp. Mr. John Wager—Supt. Agusta. Dr. Robert Hamet—Supt. Comstock. Ms. Judith Hester—Sec. Augusta. Mr. Ralph Zandt—Pres. Bd. of Ed., Comstock, Mr. Bruce Juergens—Asst. Dir. Com. Ed., bk. row—Mr. Joe Nuyen, Ms. Dolores Malpass, Ms. Monica Bennett Comstock Bd. of Ed. and three members—Augusta Bd. of Ed. 135 Class of ’78 Gary Ackerman Toni Ackerman Debbie Adams Mary Adams Joseph Anderson Linda Anderson Mark Armour Teresa Bailey Anita Barnes Denise Barnes Judd Daskervillo Janice Beavers Susan Belonga Richard Bender Steve Bensinger Joe Betke Gayle Betke Brian Biaisdell Ginny Bogema Larry Bontrager Debbie Boone Nuala Boran Colleen Borden Anna Bott Dan Bowling Karen Bowman Valerie Bradley 136 Lisa Brigance Jack Brogan Beth Brown Todd Brownell Edna Brugh Mark Buckhout Patsy Burnett Rush Burpee Barbara Cameron Vern Campbell Jill Carlson Tom Cavanaugh Dawn Cheesman Tony Chipman Don Cochran Kay Conn Ken Conners Marie Cook Kelly Corryn Shane Costello James Cummings Carrie Cummings Don Davidson Dennis Davis 137 Virginia Davis Steve Deal Norma DeLeon Sharvana DePouw Melody Dickman Brian Dietz Anne Dixon Lory Dodgson Steve Dokey Dianne Drogowski Margaret Dunham Ava Dunfield Tim Dunfield Jeff Dunlap Ralph Dunn Dean Eggleston Madeline Engelman Christian Fields Mark Fisher Craig Flower Kim Forbes Jerry Foy Debbie Fuller Jamie Gary Tom Geysbeek George Gleason William Godfrey Paul Gonder Tracy Gonder William Hammond Mike Haney Richard Harger Claude Harper 138 George Harper Phil Harrison Kim Henson Diane Hill Teresa Hinds Terry Hodges Dianne Holland Allan Honicutt Terri Horn Mae House Denny Howard Dale Hubbard Mary Ann Hulet Bill Hunter Dave Hurd Jeff Hyska Steve Jackson Bob Janvrln Brian Jennings Loriel Jernstadt Lori Jordan Sara Juday Diane Kandler Randy Kay Jim Ketelaar Laura Klingaman Ken Kreg Steve Kreg Todd Lawrence Theresa Ledbetter Deborah Lee Pam Lee Jon Leversee Lori Leversee Kathy Lewis John Lierman Kelli Logan Dawn Loucks Gerald Marcinkowski Patti McCormick Mark McCulfor Debi McCulloch 139 Rocky McMeekan Carol McMillan George McMillen Larry McNally Steve Makinen Loyale Malpass Steve Macon Penny Meints Roger Meredith Christine Moberg Karen Mollohan Kari Mort Janice Morton Sarma Muiznieks Beth Munther Mark Namatevs Connie Nash Luanne Nelson Stephanie Nelson Robert Noteboom Joette Nuyen Bob Pacic Dick Pacic Linda Padgett Brad Page Greg Page Steve Parker Mike Pence Mark Perry Bill Peterson Robin Pook Pam Porter Charles Powers Sonya Pratt Annette Psalmonds Debbie Pyke Deby Reyes Mike Reyes Charles Reynolds Gary Reynolds Kevin Ridenour Lisa Ridethmeier 140 Sue Rife Stacy Rinker Julie Roebuck Rusty Rogers Royce Rollins Terry Rousch Tammy Rowley Brent Russell Linda Ryan Dwayne Sager Barb Salik Stanley Sargent Craig Sherwood Todd Shoup Rick Shrauger John Sidney Nancy Sigers Lou Ann Sims Virginia Sluss Chris Smith Clyde Smith Jim Snyder Cheryl Sosinski Lisa Sparks Ml Kathy Spencer Mike Stadelmayer Dan Stewart Carol Sunnock Wayne Tanner Jim Taylor Paul Terburg Dale Terry Ed Tiller Brenda Timmer Diane Tolies Billie Townley Arlo Tucker Rose Tucker Randy Turcott Linda Upchurch Bill VanderKlock Rick VanderVeen Mark VanderWouwer Debbie VanDyken Brenden Vasher Jorene Verburg Terry Vette 142 Chris Vinstra Sharon Vroegindewey Barb Wall Terri Walton Linda Watson Rose Watson Brian Weaver Cindy Webster Sharon Weese Dale Westrate Malcom Westveer Barb Wheeler Faren Whitaker Kyle Williams Kathy Willis Steve Worsham Pam York Tammy Zandt 143 Shakespeare’s Birthday Celebration Shakespeare’s 412 birthday was celebrated with appropriate music, costume and Elizabethan feast by Mrs. Kulesa’s Shakespeare Class on Thursday, April 15th. Billing themselves as the “Earl of Eastcheap Productions, class members danc- ed, sang, and hummed songs of the Shakespearian era, and did two productions for the lunch hour crowd—“The Play Within the Play from MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM and a comical, musical ver- sion of HAMLET. 1. The Earl of Eastcheap's Madrigal and Merry Musical Aggregation —(Terri Stevens. Diane Czuk. Tim Meisling, Steve Conn 2. Repent, repent! Get thee to a nunnerary.”—(Jim Van Bochove) 3. Et tu. Da nae?—(Dana Davis) 4. “Oh, chink, oh lovely wall. —(Lonnie Vick and Eamar Curran as the wall) 5. The play's the thing. Is this thing a play?—(Lori Leversee. Kevin Large. Randy Doud. Andre Vasher, Mrs. Kulesa. Ann VanBruggon) 6. Durst thou laugh at this arrant knave? —(Andre Vasher) 7. To be or not to be —What was the question?—(Lonnie Vick) 8. The Good Queen watcheth over all.—(Mrs. Kulesa) 9. Madness should in great ones not unwatched go. -{Ann VanBruggen, Jim Van Bochove, Lonnie Vick, Karen Wilder) 145 Class of ’79 Jerry Abshagen David Adams Margaret Ambs Judy Atkins if Al Avery Beth Bailey Norm Bailey Hiram Baker Jim Ballinger Melody Barden Donna Barnes Jerry Barnes Lisa Stimac—Alias Mickey Mouse. Walt Disney Day. Pam Barnett Jinx Baskerville Vicky Beach Tom Beilby Caren Belland Ronda Beilis Peggy Bender Terry Bennett Clay Bergman Brian Betz Dave Bienz Karen Billingsley Kevin, Scott, Jamie, Sue and 46 Rhonda Boland Teresa Boland Doug Bontrager Ben Brewer Dave Brinkert Kurt Brown Tim Brown James Burns Robin Burpee Lisa Butler Nancy Call Dave Cameron Ed Campbell Robin Cate Nick Cekola Robert Chase Helen Chavis Jim Cleland Jim Coe Tamme Cole Jim Ballinger and Kathy Jones . . . Here, I’ll show you how to do it. Bill Coleman Greg Collins Sonya Collins Mike Conner Janett Conrad Andy Copeland 147 Robert Cortes Tom Courtney Chris Cowles Jackie Cowles Derotha Cross Shawn Crummel Is this our Sub? Ray Thomas, John That piece goes there, this one here . . . Ken Dunn and Brian Pritchard. John Cuilineay Craig Cummins John Daniels Ann Davis Karen Day Deborah DeBruyn Kimberly DeCamp Elizabeth Decker Patti DeDoes Ruthie DeHollander Dennis DePew Kim DeVries Howard Dickey Joseph Dillon Kevin Dokey Dawn Drummond Ken Dunn Richard Eagle Lisa Eggleston Ken Ellsworth Kathy Engman 148 Daniels and Dave Bienz. Pam Gordon Darlene Gray Denise Griffith Rick Grogg James Haggard Mark Hambright Leo Hammond Ron Harrell Dave Harrington Carol Harvey John Hatfield Lisa Healy David Evans Mark Evans Jeff Felty Mary Fox Deana Frederick Walt Garberry Mike Giambrone Sherri Gleesing Greg Parker and his little Pal Steve Heflin Randy Hendricksen Susan Hernandez Deanna Hickman Andrew Holt Steve Homrich Kevin Honicutt Barbara Howard Nancy Hubbard Howard Hufstedler Tracy Hughes James Hunt 149 Melinda Kellogg Denise Kemp Jim Kirk Penny Kitzmiller Alice Klinger Laurie Knott Mark Kolodzieczyk Shirley Kovach Karl Kraft Darcey Kuhs Julie Larson Gloria Lee •HI W Leland Leverich Patrick Lewis Patricia Lierman Tori Lind Mary Ann Lucking Tom Luteyn Mike MacPherson Linda Maize Mike Major Dolores Maldonado Scott Mangles Rose Mattimore 150 Hey. you still have your tonsils, too! Rick Eagle you say she said about me? Beth McColl Tim McCulfor Richard McCulloch Jeff McGuire Deb McKay Leah McMeekan Stephanie Miller Larry Moore Michelle Morrison Jodi Munger LeAnne Murray Ken Mutz As soon as class gets out . . . Brad Scott and Steve Warren. Sandy Nash Mindee Nedeau Joe Nelson Bob Newcomb Scott Newell Robin Niedzielski Mike Northrup Sue Nuyen Martin O Bannon Mary Owel Rod Overacker Trina Paddock 151 Grog Parker Tony Pascucci Dawn Pemberton Regina Poe Karen Pook Brian Pritchard Mike Quade Pete Rankin Fred Rapp Gilbert Rathburn Wayne Ray Fulvio Reggio “Standin on the corner watchln’ all the boys go by, Margaret. Rose Deb. Kevin Reist Laura Reyes Barb Reynolds Teresa Richards Deb Rinlger Mike Ritter Penny Rogers Leesa Rosenbaum Paul Rowlison 152 Patty Sargent Tim Shebeck Delrdre Schultz Brad Scott Arnold Semerous Cindy Sheets Sheer concentration . . . Walt Qarberry. What's the answer? . . . Jim Hunt. Penny Stacey Dave Stafford Pam Stamm Jamie Stanezek Mike Stanfill Betty Sternaman Dick Stewart Lisa Stimac Tracy Stuut Julie Suarez Terri Sullivan Randy Swift Kevin, Chris and Ben. Dan Simpson Doug Simpson Lloyd Sivley Troy Skidmore Jody Skinner R. B. Slone Kathy Smeltzer Scott Smith Scott Snow Suzanne Snyder Stacey Sparks Lorraine Stacey Roberta Swift Terri Tackett Gena Thomas Ray Thomas Shelly Thomas Karen Trudell Paula Turben John VanDeLaare 153 Jane VanderKley Bob Van Houdt Joe Wakefield Sally Wall Dave Wallace Steve Warren Teresa weaver Karen Welterveden Terry Westafer Diane Westbrook Mary Westoff Kim Wheelright Diane White Micky White Sharri Wolverton Rose Woroniecki Lori Wright Larry Yancy Phyllis Yang Chris Yonkers Row 1, I. to r.: Marsha Hughes, Nancy DeBoer, Laurrie Boyd, Laura Miller, Laura Reyes, Janine Du Puis. Row 2: Jim Cubitt, Kelvin Smith. Ronald Trumbla, Randy Huff- man. Row 3: JimZimlich, David Brandt, Tim Gormley, Lawrence Gaddie, Tim Sims. FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Steve Munday Regina Keifer Ken Cunningham Gerald Daniels Randy Ludwig Mike Hughes Barb Sheldon Scott Smith April Webb Derek Dooley Derrick Reeves 154 1. An interesting topic . . . Kevin Dokey with Beth Bailey and Sherri Gleesing 2. Write fast . . . Stephanie Miller, Mary Ann Lucking and Mary Fox 3. Smile. You’re on . . . Diane, Terri Regina and Mindee 4. Don’t forget the slide . . . Bert Boer. Mike MacPherson, Kevin Dokey, Terry Bennett 5. Now cut that out! . . . Dawn Drummond, Diane Westbrook 6. Please read me the directions Tim McCulfor 7. “Art” work is key to pictures on page 155 155 Board of Education Board of Education—Monica Bennett—Vice-President, Dolores Malpass—Trustee. Ralph Zandt—President, Howard Pickett—Trustee. Lyle Kreg—Trustee. Joseph Nuyen—Trustee. George Sidney—Trustee Dr. Robert Hamet—Superintendent Louis Ruhs —Business Manager Larry Dopp—Director. Community Education AAA A AnArJ- AAA XXXi£ 5 feaajjajajajpjjl J :?? rT,????7?????7?7????y????????yyyv7?????????v?yvyyvvyw vwv?????7???????wvy?????7?????ff,7??, 136 Principal, Mr. Ewles Mrs. Kirby 1. Mr. Howard Ewles, Principal, happy at work. 2. Mrs. Kirby told me she put the order In THIS file. 3. I’m sure the spelling is correct. Mr. Ewles. 4. Hope my report card is a good one. Mrs Kirby. 157 Assistant Principal, Mr. Stuckey Guidance Office 1. Mr. Frank Stuckey, Assistant Principal 2. Mr. Ewles and Mr. Stuckey—Don’t worry I'll spot ’em. 3. Mrs. Marge Hayes. Secretary in the Guidance Office—I put it right there yesterday! 4. Mrs. Barbara Vander Veen, Secretary—Sorry. Mr. Stuckey is in con- ference. 5. Mr. Stuckey and Mrs. Vander Veen—Cooperation and Coke are the keys. 6. Mrs. Doris Saulsberry, Counselor—A smile is my ’umbrella’. 7. Mr. Roy Walters. Dean of Students—I have everything under control. 8. Mr. Richard Smith, Counselor—Be with you in a minute. 9. Mr. Dale Gainder, Counselor—I always know where things are!?? 159 Art Department 1. Mr. Shields—Tickets, please. 2. Art Dept.—Mrs. Hazel Smith, Mr. Bob Shane, Mr. Bill Shields 3. Mr. Shane—Grab a brush. 4. Mrs. H. Smith—Attention, Craig, Martha and Kim. 5. Mr. K —Ready on THREE! 6. Mr. J. Smith—SING!! 7. Music Dept.—Mr. Jerry Smith, Mr. H. Kulsea X v «% m. -! 4 5 7 Music Dept . . . 160 Business Department 1. Business Dept.—Mrs. Bernice Hamill—Dept. Head, Mrs. Mary Lou Theissen, Mr. Don Clark, Mr. Ron Deuitch, Mr. Lee Worthington 2. Mrs. Theissen—Make sure receipts are cor- rect. 3. Mr. Deuitch—Strike cornin’ up. 4. Mr. Clark—I'll look it up for you. 5. Special Education Dept.—Ms. Susan Skytta 6. Mr. Alan Woodhams Special Education Department English Department 1. Miss McJilton—Karate anyone? 2. English Dept.—Front row—Mr. Ray Groner, Mr. Jack Runchey, Miss Phyllis Rose, Ms. Caren Dybeck Back row—Mr. Barry Dopp, Mrs. Bonnie Root. Mrs. Gwen Kulsea—Dept. Head. Miss Shirley McJilton. Mrs. Evelyn Ellman, Mr. Jim Van Sweden 3. Mrs. Meints—mixing it up! 4. Home Economics Dept.—Mrs. Adele Smith, Mrs. Norma Leach—Dept. Head. Mrs. Kathy Meints 5. Mr. Runchey talking with Debi Ander- son 6. Miss Rose explaining to Chuck Reynolds and Shelly VanderMolen. 7. Mrs. A. Smith—put the pins in this way. 8. Mrs. Leach —you put It WHERE? 9. Mrs. Ellman—I told you, is. are. was and were are verbs! 10. Mr. Taylor—read it with lots of emphasis!! 11. Industrial Arts Dept.—Mr. Gary Jennings, Mr. Doug Timmer, Mr. Paul Retberg, Mr. Dean Or- diway, Mr. Wayne Hunt, Mr. Dick Trudell—Dept. Head. 12. Mr. Jennings—this house is FOR SALE. 162 Mathematics Department 1. Mrs. Cody explaining a point 2. Mrs. H. Woodard, Mr. D. Penix (seated) Mr. J. Lindsey, Mr. D. DeYoung, Mrs. C. Cody—Dept. Head 3. Math Assistants—row 1—1 to r—Karen Fine, Kris Rosenbaum, Martha Harrell, Keyle Rodocker row 2—Patty Estes, Ann Van Bruggen, Kathy Knolle, Bebby Lealofi, Janet Torian, Ardith Eldred, Chris Cleland 4. Mr. Lindsey giving instructions 5. Mr. Pickett 6. Mr. W. Hunt. Mrs. B. Mahen, Mr. L. Pickett—Athletic Director, Miss P. Ashby, Mr. T. Lutz 7. Mr. Hunt 8. Miss Ashby 9. Mr. Pickett and Mr. Lutz Physical Education Department H£ rH Science Department 1. Science Dept.—Mr. Tom Crabiel, Mr. Jay Stickle, Mr. Tim Fox, Mr. Doug Harper—Dept. Head. Mr. Al Richardson 2. Mr. Bargo— lookin’ ” 3. Social Studies Dept.—Miss Shirley McJilton (seated), Mr. Barry Dopp, Mrs. Hazel Smith, Mr. Mike Stripp, Mr. Bernie Vallier. Mr. John Bargo—Dept, Head. Mr. Jim VanSweden 4. Mr. Crabiel— preparin’ ” 5. Mr. Strickle— explainin’ ’’ 6. Mr. Stripp— ’Juan' answerin’ ’’ 7. Mr. VanSweden— studyin’ ” 8. Lab Assts.—Tammy Smith, Sandy LaMere, Diane Czuk, Elaine Westrate, Sue Homrich, Sally Westvere 9. Mr. Harper— scorekeepin' ” 10. Mrs. Smith— smilln’II” 11. Mr. Vallier— thinkin’” 166 Social Studies Department 167 the priceless energy Energy has many faces. But none can compare with the face of human energy. It has been the source of our great advances in medicine, agriculture and chemicals. Against all machines and all materials, nothing is so priceless. Or so measureless. In the past 200 years, the world’s re- sources have been significantly depleted. Yet human energy has hardly been tapped. And it will be this human energy which will bring us into the future through efficient use of what we have. And have yet to discover. The Upjohn Company is dedicated to the potential of human energy, ever mindful that energy is wasted if it does not benefit all of Upjohn 168 thrifty acres 5121 S. Westnedge Shop Monday thru Saturday 8 A.M. to 11 P.M. Sunday 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. COLLISONS SUPER MARKET In Comstock Shop Weekdays 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. Closed Sunday ALLEN DRUGS 5922 King Highway In Comstock Shop Weekdays 9 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Sundays 9 A.M.-1 P.M. 6-9:30 P.M. Phone 382-1651 NOB HILL RESTAURANT BAR 4218 Sprinkle Road 7-2 A.M. Weekdays 12 Noon-2 A.M. Sundays Ph. 349-2965 GULL ROAD AUTOMOTIVE 5242 Gull Road “Just West of Sprinkle” Complete Auto Maintenance Air Conditioning, Front End Service Alignment, Allentronic Tuneup Ph. 382-0400 COMSTOCK BEER SERVICE “Good Luck” Class of 1976 6086 E. Michigan Ph. 342-9632 b b t ■■fortStNe; A-l RADIATOR CAR, TRUCK AND TRACTOR AUTO GLASS REPLACEMENT RADIATORS RECORED HEATERS RECCRED GAS TANKS REPAIRED AUTO AIR CONDITIONING FOR AN A-l DEAL, CALL 342- 3347 1816 GULL ROAD, KALAMAZOO 170 LOOKING TO THE FUTURE WE SALUTE THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1976 COMSTOCK HIGH SCHOOL DECA SENIORS Debbie Watson—Pres. Randy Doud—V.P. Martha Brewer—Treas. Shirlee Courtney—Control Marc Pence—Ad.Dir. Cindy Standish—Sect. Dawn Pook—Reporter Richard Sparks Scott Belland Lou Ann Rogers Diana Gillis Teri DeBruyn Mike Davidson Tom Fitzgerald Roger Jackson Kevin O'Leary Ken Spears Cheryl Dunham Ralph Belland D.E. Coordinator DECA JUNIORS Cheryl Watson—Jr. V.P. Sherrie Heflin—Jr. Reporter Alta Sivley—Jr. Sect. Brad Hill—Jr. Control Jeff Carlson—Jr. Historian Chris Lewis Chris Falls Bill Lampiear Randy Brown Jack Edie Donna Bronson Amy Chase Kelly McGuire Laura Mack Louie Cox Vivian Sheldon Rhonda Hawley Brian Lucas Cathy Dietz Advisor—Don C. Clark DECA The Juniors are from The Sales-Distribution Class The Seniors are from The Marketing Management Class The DECA Enterprises of Comstock High School The Campus Mart”, “The New Campus Mart Gift Shop” “The Snack Bar , The Concessions Services Developing Future Leaders for Marketing and Distribution flrifo of iStrl an” 171 COMSTOCK EDUCATION ASSOCIATION f c 7 ac6en4. @om4(oc Compliments of STUDENT COUNCIL 1975-1976 172 POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL—Courtesy of Wayne Allen’s Milwood Union 76 4024 Portage Road Phone—343-6392 Patty Harris and Craig Cronen develop- ing film—Courtesy of— MARION STUDIO CAMERA SHOP 135 E. Michigan Kalamazoo Ph.—343-5744 or 343-5417 Salespersons Dawn Drummond and Mindee Nedeau—Courtesy of Ralph Bourner Congratulations!! Adult Graduates Compliments of Susie E. Parrish 76 GULL ROAD SERVICE 1906 Gull Road 173 Brian Weaver in the '76 Band Revue Courtesy—Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hamlin Sophomore George Harper choosing Class ring. Courtesy—Mr. and Mrs. Terrence R. Bennett Ben Newcomb, Senior, critiqueing film. Courtesy—Mr. and Mrs. John Karnemaat ‘Dodi’ and friend at Senior Prom. Courtesy—R. G. DRY WALL 6336 Eastland Kalamazoo, Michigan Ph.—381-3013 174 Autographs Autographs