Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1972 volume:

Each of us has his own meaningful goals. Our seals are the substance for which we live. Some are large, some are small, but every one is equally as importan! as the other. At this point it is perhaps, hard to see the values of our goals in high school in relation to those we must acquire in the outside world. The values are there, however, and probably will remain hidden until il ey are needed later-that is. when our seemingly small goals help us to de- velop our more meaningful goals. CONTENTS MEMORIAL 11 ADMINISTRATION 14 FACULTY 16 STAFF 32 SPECIAL EVENTS 36 SENIORS 58 JUNIORS 90 SOPHOMORES 100 FRESHMEN 110 ACTIVITIES 122 SPORTS 150 ADVERTISING 170 10 In Memoriam Kathleen Tolar Dennis Watson Class of 1972 ADMINISTRATION Our administrative people-Mr. Clarence Mason. Superintendent, and Mrs. Joan Randall. Curriculum Director—still strive to run our school in a cool, ef- ficient manner. They are to be thanked for all of their diligence and guidance. Mrs Joan Randall, curriculum director. 14 Mr. Clarence Mason, superintendent. Mr. Stanley Kitch. principal. PRINCIPALS Mr. Stanley Kitch, Principal, and Mr. Edward Kilpatrick, Assistant Principal have become more and more efficient in their running of the high school. Many significant advances have occured in this past year that are much appreciated. Edward Kilpatrick, assistant principal. 1) Mr. John Lh Duke: counselor. GUIDANCE--THE COUNSELORS’ WAY OF LIFE. We feel proud at C.H.S. to have available two fine people who work diligently to help students realize their future in education. Their guidance and under- standing are much appreciated. Mr. Thomas Kalahcr counselor. SCIENCE SURROUNDS US Mr. Verlyn Eisenhauer: biology Since science is an important part of every- one’s life, our science department's chief pro- ject is to help students understand what is ac- tually involved in everything that goes on around us. We commend this department for being able to explain scientific concepts with Mr. Earl Holmes: chemistry, physics. Mr. David Mutchler. health science, algebra. 17 Mr. Donald Paton: basic business. U.S. history, government, economics. Mr. Russell Conran: government, geography. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT STIMULATES SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. The social studies department is continually improving its curriculum in its dedication to keep students socially informed. Each course in itself can be considered valuable and fulfill- ing as any part of one’s education. Mr. |oseph Miller: psychology, current history. U.S. history. 1� 20 Mr. |ohn Haan: English. ENGLISH BECOMES MORE EXCITING Mr Norman Hofmeyer: English, novel short story, humanities. The English department has had a new look this year. The curriculum was restructured to stimulate variety and interest. Greek literature, humanities, poetry drama, and novel short story are the new courses which are offered. The comedy, Much Ado About Nothing , was the Stratford play which C.H.S. students at- tended this year. Mr. Max Schipper: English, biology. Mr. Zael Lutz: algebra, physics, college math. Zenith. I T' MATH DEPARTMENT TEACHES LOGIC AND Mr. fames Trowbridge: geometry, algebra, trigonometry, analytical geometry. Mr. Carl Kemme: advanced algebra, geometry. REASONING The mathematics department continues through another year of perhaps a tiresome, but educational world of theorems, laws, and equations. Some students took a math coordi- nation test which proved to be very helpful in understanding a student's potential. However long the year may seem in math, it still pro- vides irreplaceable knowledge that can be ap- plied in every facet of life. 23 Mr Charles Hollcman: algebra, earlh science, mechanical drawing Mr. Donald Snow: house construction. INDUSTRIAL AND VOCATIC Mrs. Mary Ann Momber: home economics. Mr William Cox: metals, mechanics. NAL DEPARTMENT The addition of new teachers as well as an array of new technical equipment has increased the function of the Industrial and Vocational Department. A por- table workshop has been incorporated in the build- ing of the administration complex by the house con- struction class. Plastics and electronics have been paired back to back as completely new and chal- lenging courses. The agricultural class has a new laboratory building for animal science projects. Home economics still functions as a basis for do- mestic knowledge. Mr. Bruce Vissers: mechanical drawing, metals. Mr. Roger Peacock: agriculture. BUSINESS EDUCATION ENABLES STUDENTS TO COMPETE IN SOCIETY The business department this year at CHS is maintaining and augmenting its program to provide students with knowledge in clerical, secretarial, and bookkeeping fields. Co-op training continues to be a vital part of the pro- gram with students attending classes before school. It is certain that this long established department will continue to turn out excellent business students for years to come. Mrs. Gayle VanDoom: typing. English. Miss Carolyn McNitt: business arithmetic, typing. 27 28 Mr. Robert DeGeus: art. VES FOR CULTURAL IDEAS The cultural enrichments offered this year en- abled students to get more acquainted with the many different worlds of fine arts. Our diligent band, not having the same text- books every year, of course but new music, looked forward to playing at the Grand Rapids Rotary Club for the first time. Also, since they had so many home games this year, the band was kept busy performing intricate routines for the intent onlookers. The hard-working Jazz Ensemble, appeared on the Buck Matthews Show this January. They were also hosts for the first annual Jazz Festival in Western Michigan, which was held in February. The choir also worked laboriously hard. They put on many concerts and outside en- gagements. The C’villaires had a busy sched- ule singing at many churches and numerous other places. Doing their own thing, the art students be- came new people and created fantastic designs and pictures. The relaxed atmosphere in the classroom aided students' concentration and work. 29 PHYSICAL EDUCATION The students who were involved in physical education this year learned, (among other things), how to do a push-up correctly, under the supervision of Mr. Vassalo and Miss Bouw- man. These students also learned lessons of sportsmanship and responsibility, which they will put to great use later in life. Miss Rose Bouwman: girls physical education SPECIAL CLASSES Mrs. Stella Sailers: assistant to the librarian. The library proved to be a great help to stu- dents by providing them with various informa- tion. The librarians, together with the A.V. club, and library assistants, kept this depart- ment running smoothly. This was also Mr. Marchinowski's first year as teacher of the spe- cial education department after the retirement of Mrs. Hubbel. Mr. Thomas Marchinowski: special education. French. Mr. Gary Arthur: librarian. 31 Head bookkeeper. Rita Dahl. Secretary to Mr. Mason. Agnes DeMeester. Secretaries: Angie Bleckley and Florence Philips. SECRETARIES’ PERSEVERENCE APPRECIATED Mrs. Philips and Mrs. Bleckley are the friendly and able personnel of the high school office. Miss Agnes DeMeester runs the Superintend- ent’s office in a firm, efficient manner, while Mrs. Dahl manages with preciseness and accu- racy. It would not be possible for the students, faculty or the administration to continue to achieve their goals without the help of these capable persons. CUSTODIAL STAFF The Coopersville High School custodial staff could be classified as our “unsung heroes. Though their jobs are not obvious to all. we should realize that they make Coopersville High a pleasant place in which to study. Whether it was a matter of a missing waste basket or a frigid classroom, no maintenance problem was too difficult for our expert custo- dians to solve. One of many daily chores is performed by Mr. Bos. L Yost. T. Marshall. D. Bos. R. Modderman. 33 It has been another year of successfully driv- ing through slush, snow, and rain for our faith- ful bus drivers. Mr. Ed Klein was appointed transportation director this year. His duties in- cluded safety, organization, and discipline. BUS DRIVERS AND MECHANICS Students line up for the ride home after a long day at school. FIRST ROW: E. Klicn. F. Bleckley. F. Beehce. F. Poore. M. Boclcns. B. Van Dyke. R. Bos. SECOND ROW: |. Van Haver. E. Burton. D. Alberta. E. Steffes. R. Mergener. C. Cushway. V. Steffes. THIRD ROW: K. Reames. |. Gavin. O. Pratt. M. Showers. J. Vogel. E. Shoemaker. FOURTH ROW: J. Koning. J. Scott. G. LaMadaline. |. Frieberg, G. Handlogton. R. Martin. C. VanderWagen. M. Mengel, D. Tibbe, Bos. J. Fabian. P. DeHorn. COOKS AND KITCHEN CREW 35 M Miller. R. Roys. P. King. J. Ferguson. R. Klein. K. Tolar. SPECIAL EVENTS ’72 HOMECOMING THEME, NOSTALGIA The events leading up to Homecoming helped to peak the excitement and thrills of Home- coming night. The action started Tuesday with a pep rally and bonfire. Wednesday was crazy hat day and Thursday each class decorated their own halls. Friday climaxed the daytime events with cheering in the halls and a pep assembly. The Homecoming parade was beautiful and executed with expert timing, with many color- ful floats and the music of our own marching band. Perfect weather brought out good crowds for the parade and the game that night. The game was exciting, even though East Christian eventually went on to win, and the crowning of the queen at half time made it a night to remember. Newly crowned Homecoming queen, Rosemary Laug, is escorted around the footabU field as she begins her reign. Mr. Walters directs the jazz Knsemhle al the Homecoming dance. Diane Klein and Alan Rose! Pam Laug and Tom Posthumus Joni Fynewever and Gale Klein fm Francisco Tantaco The King and Queen lead the Homecoming dance. Underclassmen representatives: S. Elkins. |. Laug. T. Otterbein. M. Lillie. A. Le Meiux, P. Nave. Cheerleaders generate that good old spirit. 42 HOMECOMING HIGHLIGHTS Above: Mass hysteria on Friday of Homecoming week. Left: Ken Schwallier runs outside for the first touchdown of the year. Below: Lou Klein puts the fin- ishing touches on the Junior float. JUNIORS WIN IN KEEN HOMECOMING The Juniors' float, Return of Yesteryears. was the winner of the competition. Agriculture, the Heart of America , was the theme of the FFA float. FLOAT COMPETITION The Seniors' saddle shoe float showed a great 0 deal of imagination. Many colorful chrysanthemums were dis- played on the Sophomores' float. 45 SENIOR PLAY, “REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE” CAST OF CHARACTERS Judy Brown Sue Frazier Sue Forslund Mrs. Brown and Gang . Cindy Langley Mr. Brown and Officer II Larry Buzas Belle Brown Joan Schwallier Mr. Stark Doug Henrickson Mrs. Stark Aelise Little Mrs. Hannington Diane Klein Plato Ray Wolfe Moose Matt Arends Crunch The Man Fred VanDyke The Lecturer MaryBeth Bush Goon Duane Snowdin Millie Debbie Twerago Helen Bobbie Chase Ray Ryan Laug Mrs. Davis Debbie Lillie Officer I Lon DeMull leff Peterson Lighting and Stage .Fred Wieringa, Dave Clelland Student Director Director Mr. Jacob Busman 46 “ REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE' was basically a story of three teenagers who found in themselves what their homes couldn't offer—a sense of belong- ing. After they ended the futility in their lives, they were finally able to understand and accept their parents. It was a play which was very relevant to young and old alike, for each saw himself as one of the many characters in the play, said the director. Judy, played by Sue Frazier, has a discussion with her father and mother. Jim. (A1 Rosel) tries to win |udy's friendship. The ganf? f?oes to the planetarium for cultural enrichment. 48 Kay. (Ryan Laug) tries to alleviate judy's fears. Mary Beth Bush applies finishing touches to Debbie Lillie's make-up The members of the cast take time out to be themselves before the curtain rises. FIRST ROW: Mr. Busman. |. Forslund. ). Schmidt. D. England. P Langley. F. Stephan. C. Woodman. B. Heath. B. Wright. SECOND ROW: S. Kitch. T. VanderZyl. C. Corner. D. VanAllsburg. F. Zim- mer. E. Dyke. R. Steele. D. McCormick. L. Klein. THIRD ROW: T. Stroven. M. DeMull. T. DeCeus. R. Barringer. |. Drade. K. Stiles. M Bradley. B. Wiggers. FOURTH ROW: L. Crandlc. B. Gates. T. Vronko. B. Lieffers. S. Carlson. T. Ham. R. Flory. JUNIOR PLAY-FLIPPED The |unior Play FLIPPED, which stands for Female Liberation Idealist's Party for Permanent Equality and Democracy, is a sparkling contemporary comedy. The play takes on the Women's Liberation Movement and shows numerous antics of the war between the sexes. It climaxes with a wacky hearing at the Night Court, where the men learn to respect the girl's beliefs and the girls to respect the men. Niki takes revenge on a man who tires to pick up her sister. Man Russ Barringer Young Mother Darlene Van Allsburg Tennage Girl Pat Langley Bov Friend Terri Vronko Jane Boland Brenda Heath Christabelle Pendleton Saleslady Cindy Woodman Flora Haydon Debbie McCormick Meredith Bradley Opal Lambrinos Judv Forslund Myra Grant Tobi Vander Zvl Sandra Hiller June Schmidt Ella Gold Lynn Reed Bonnie Wright Sergeant Williams Patrolman Fuller Bob Gates Waitress Lady Lunching Drusv Pendleton Gaby Pendleton Blair Man Lunching Tom Ham Another Man Randy Flory Eric Forbes Steve Carlson Joe Rao Hap Halloran John Whitman Girl Cindy Woodman Mitch Nvgren Clyde Pendleton Fred Zimmer Dawn O'Day Tom Blair Larry Crandle 1st Girl 2nd Girl Ruth Steele |eannie Darlene Van Allsburg Haywood Haydon Dixie Darlene Van Allsburg Bubbles Suzy Cindy Woodman 1st Male Customer 2nd Male Customer Terri Vronko 3rd Male Customer Court Clerk Judge Frances Coleman ... Kathy Stiles Directors Else Barrat-Due Sharon Kitch st Trudi Armstrong. Larry Crandle. Al Koscl. and Kandy VanAelst. |anet Schmidt. June Schmidt. Diane Klein. Pat Busman. Althea Spencer, and Marilyn Coon discuss parts with Mr. Boeskool. 52 Al Rosel (Lil Abner) and Sue Frazier (Daisy Mae). Li'l Abner.............. Daisy Mae .............. Mammy Yokum............. Pappy Yokum ............ Marryin Sam............. Lonsome Polecat......... Hairless Joe ........... Romeo Scragg............ Clem Scragg............. Alf Scragg.............. Moonbeam McSwine........ harthquake McGoon ...... Mayor Dawgmcat.......... Senator )ack S. Phogbound Dr. R.T. Finsdale ...... Government Man ......... Available Jones......... Stupefying' Jones....... Colonel................. President............... General Bullmoose....... Appassionata VonClimax . Evil Eye Fleagle ....... Dr. Smithbom............ Dr. Krogmeyer........... Dr. Schleifitz.......... State Department Man ... Scarlet ................ Rufe.................... Speedy McRabbit......... Policeman .............. Cedric.................. Chad.................... Cronies................. Wives .... Husbands Secretaries .......Alan Rosel .......Sue Frazier ....Trudi Armstorng ....Larry Crandle ..Kandy VanAelst ........Tom Myers ......Tom Trocke .......Ed Busman ...Dennis Clelland .....Dan Gillespie ....Cinthia Corner .. .Dennis Cushway .....Steve Carlson ......Mark Shears ......Dennis Rosel ......Tom Trocke ...Wayne Walters ....Cindy Woodman ....Dennis Goosen .......Brian Meten Meten ....Dave Clelland ...Sue Longnecker ..........Erv Klein Guy VanderWagon .........Gary Post ........Dale Potts ....Fred VanDyke ...Ginger LeMieux ......Fred Holmes .....Ken Boeskool .......Steve Davis ........Tom Myers .......Ken Creager .....Terry Busman Ken Boeskool Steve Davis Fred Holmes Doug DeMull ...Joan Schwallier Suellyn Koning Denni England Julie VanDenBnnk Debbie Lillie Janice Sessions ......Jeff Alberda Tom Myers Dennis Clelland Fred VanDyke Brian Metten Dennis Heath .....Sandy Mengel Janet Wilson Faith McClellan Mary Cusick Fire! Row; E. Klein. K. Creager. W. Walters. K. Boeskool. S. Davis. Second Row: D. Goosen. D. Cushway. M. Shears. G. VanderWagon. S. Carlson. Third Row: D. Potts. G. Post. D. Clelland. T. Trocke. F. Busman. F. Holmes. First Row |. Schwallier. J. VandenBrink. D. Lillie. S. Koning. P. Franklin. J. Sessions. Second Row: S. Longnecker. B. Heath. C. Woodman. C. Corner. F. McClellan. J. Wilson. Third Row: B Met- tea J. Alberda. T. Myers. F. VanDyke. D. Heath. D. Clelland. A1 Capp s world famous cartoon characters came to life for CHS students, faculty and parents this year in the shape of LI'L AB- NER. well-known Broadway musical, produced by the vocal mu- sic department. Li'l Abner. Daisy Mae. Mammy and Pappy Yokum. the Scraggs. Earthquake McGoon. Evil Eye Fleagle. and some of the other in- comparable characters drawn by Capp through their antics as Dogpatchers trying desperately to save their no good, worthless” land from being atom-bombed. Both nights played the capacity audiences as the 68-man cast and 50-voice chorus brough entertainment and amusement to those in attendance. A colorful production, it had. perhaps, a little more meaning for the audience because of their long acquaintence with the characters involved. CHS OPERETTA—LI’L ABNER First Row: M. Steffes. C. Bos. R. Tibbe. N. Boerman. D. Frazier. V. Draft. V. Wiltenburg. Second Row: L. Styburski. |. Gordon. N. |ohns. V. Steffes. B. Smith. Third Row: P. Hammond. M. Finkler. T. Rasch. B. Smith. P. Luke. V. Schoenborn. B. Ruster. A. Conran. M. Honlsema. L. Kloosterhouse. J. Jones. K. Snowdin. S. Van- denBnnk. S. Whitman. B. Wright. D. Kluting. Fourth Row: C. Ar- mock, S. Honlsema. T. Armstrong. A. Beltz. M. Lillie. B. W'hitman. G Laug. L Kloosterhouse. C. Post. |. Timmerman. M. Koster. S. Mengel. Fifth Row: L Goosen. C. Rosei. W W'aller. F. Fowler. C. Baker. C. VanWeelde. S. Busman. |. Vredevoogd. J. Hammond. C. Eisen. Sixth Row: B. Nauta. S. Bartlette. P. DenBocr. D. Schwandt. R. Weber. N. Langlois. D. Laug. N. Armock. S. Bos. C. McClellan. The year began with our annual magazine drive. One of the many posters showing the Homecoming week spirit. 54 SPECIAL EVENTS ENTERTAIN MANY Special events highlighted another year at C.H.S. Beginning with the annual magazine sale, extra- curicular activities increased in number as time progressed. Among the many events were Home- coming week, numerous skits, plays, assemblies and dances, and band and choir concerts. A jazz band festival and a performance by the Honors Band were held in our gymnasium. The Detroit Lions also challenged the athletic members of our faculty to a basketball game this spring. We've Only Just Be- gun was the theme of the junion-senior prom, which was held once again at Ramona Terrace. These events were thoroughly enjoyed by the great number of students and other members of the com- munity who attended them. The Jeremiah People tell their message to the students. SENIORS Ky.m Laug. Vice-prcsi- is Meefjnan. trtuisur i: Mr. Kilpatrick. ■ khuip. §p€KPtary;’l.cm DrMulf, p jsirfunt SENIOR AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE Each year the various departments of Coopersville High School meet in order to consider a student or students for an excellence award in their area. These awards indicate much more than just aca- demic achievement, although they certainly require that. In addition to grades however, the members of each department have considered what they felt to lie the characteristics of a truly excellent student. ACADEMIC: ENGLISH: Among these qualities are leadership, above aver- age interest, performance in class on a level which is outstanding, projects or studies beyond the regu- lar curriculum which show the ability to apply what has been learned, good citizenship, enthusiasm, and an interest in continuing studies in the curriculum area beyond high school. CHARLES HAM KAREN PRESTON CHARLES HAM INDUSTRIAL ARTS: INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC: MATHEMATICS: SCIENCE: PHILIP LUCAS KENNETH SCHWALLIER FRED WIERINGA DALE JOHNSON CHARLES HAM SOCIAL STUDIES: STANLEY DAVIS 59 Arnold Aguilera Carol Albrecht June Allen Terry Anderson Matthew Arends Mary Ann Armock Trudi Armstrong CLASS OF 1972 Don Jonio and Dan Darling wrestle with a toughie in College Prep Math. Female football players . . . male cheerleaders . . . Women’s Lib strikes C.H.S. 61 Daniel Beeler Paul Benkert George Bevins Cheryl Bleckley Scott Brown Steve Brown Albert Burton MaryBeth Bush Blake Bylenga Dennis Byrne Debbie Shears boards her bus after a long day at C.H.S. Marilyn Coon Loren Courson The big hand is on six and the little hand is on twelve, so CLASS OF 1972 Dennis Cushway Mary Cusick Dan Darling Mary Ann Davidson 65 Carl Dietrich Sid Dietrich Vicky Draft Larry Dykstra Michael Ellis Francisco Tantaco discovers that chicken wire is hard to handle while working on the senior float. Allan Fettig Warren Finney loan Fliearman Sue Forslund 66 Marjorie Gilde Dan Gillespie CLASS OF 1972 Patricia Franklin Sue Frazier Lauri Goosen Chuck Ham Seniors enjoy the Christmas dance. Kathy Garthwaite Joni Fynewever £ Pamela Gam Kevin Gilde Patricia Hammond Mary Jo Hanson Alan Heath Shelley Harris Ron Bush and Debbie Cook prepare for their next class Doug Henrickson Mari Hoolsema Charlotte Hess Sherry Hintz 68 CLASS OF 1972 Ernie Klein Gale Klein Suellyn Koning Alan Koppenol 69 Pam Laug Rosemary Laug Ryan Laug Debbie Lillie 70 CLASS OF Fred Lindberg Betsy Maycroft 1972 Sue Longnecker Phil Lucas lohn Marsh Diane Klein works industriously on a timing in typing class. Faith McClellan Lucille McFarlin Joan Schwallier as Edith Ann . . . and that's the truth! Christy Meerman Dale Meindertsma Sandra Mengel Denise Mer ener 72 Tom Myers Diana Nanninga Adrian Molyneux Ellen Michalak James Middleton Michael Morse Doug Mulder Rob Thomas is the ice cream man of C.H.S. Brian Metten CLASS OF 1972 John Palma Jeff Peterson Hit it. Mary Jo! As usual, seniors provide the back-up spirit. Karen Preston Debbie Ratennk Dave Reames 76 CLASS OF 1972 Janice Sessions 77 Eilene Sellon Debbie Shears Kathy Sidor Terry Smith Ron Bush does his Bobby Sherman imitation at awards assembly. Pamela Simot Tim Smith Karen Snider Duane Snowdin 78 CLASS OF 1972 DONT PICK YOUR NOSE! declares Rose Laug during a December pep assembly. Robert Stehouwer Leonard Tava Roger Stroven Francisco Tantoco Doris Tafe 79 Rob Thomas Craig Timmerman Tom Toogood Faye Triick Rose Laug displays some senior research for Mr. Busman. Tom Trocke Debbie Twerago Midge Glide takes notes for a Student Council meeting. 80 Kandy VanAelst Denise VanBeek CLASS OF 1972 Sharon VandenBerg Julie VandenBnnk Fred VanDyke Dan Veeneman Doug Veeneman Toni Verkerke Roxanne Vogel Tammy Westerhof t Stephanie Whitman 81 Fred Wiennga Arlene Wiersma )anice Wilcop Don Wright CLASS OF 1972 Don't worry Dan . . . you'll only lose a little blood ... it won't hurt at all. 82 Denise VanBeek finishes another cute outfit. SENIOR A lC' riVITIES AGUILERA. ARNOLD Football 4: Baseball 1,2,3.4: C'villaires 3,4; Varsity Basketball 1,2,3.4; Track 1. choir 2,3,4; Class play 4; Operetta. ALBRECHT, CAROL COOK. DEBBIE Class treasurer 1; Class secretary 2: Band 1,2,3,4; Stu- Band 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Latin club 1; Pep club dent Council 1; National Honor Society 3.4. secre- 1,2,3,4; Class secretary 3. tary 4. COON. MARILYN ANDERSON, TERRY C’villaires 4; Varsity choir 3.4; Glee club 1,2; Student ARENDS, MATTHEW Council 1; National Honor Society 4; FHA 1,2,3, sec- Football 4; Baseball 3,4; FFA 3,4; Class play 4. retary 1, president 2,3; Latin Club 4: Bible club 1,2; ARMOCK, MARY ANN Operetta 1,3,4. Varsity Choir 3,4: Glee club 2; Student Council 2: COURSON. LOREN Pep Club 3; Operetta. Baseball 2,3. ARMSTRONG. TRUD1 CUSHWAY. DENNIS C’villaires 3.4: Varsity choir 3,4, vice-president 4: C’villaires 2,3,4; Varsity choir 1,2,3,4: Operetta Glee club 1,2, president 2; Student Council 4; Art 1,2.3,4. Club 3; Pep Club 2,4; Operetta 1,2.3.4. CUSICK, MARY AVER1LL. BILL Varsity choir 3,4: Glee club 1,2; National Honor So- Basketball 1.2: Band 1.2,3,4; FFA 3.4. ciety 4; Debate 4; Latin club 2; Bible club 1,2,3; Fu- BAKER. BRUCE ture Nurses 3.4; Girls basketball 2: Class play 3,4. Football 1. DARLING. DANIEL BARRETT. DAVID National Honor Society 4. Football 1,2,4: Baseball 1,2,4. DAVIDSON, MARY ANN BEELER, DAN Girls basketball 1,2, captain 2: Girls track 1,2. Football 2,3; Baseball 1,2; French club 1; Latin club DAVIS. STANLEY 4. Football 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4. pres- BENKERT. PAUL ident 4; National Honor Society 4: Debate 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1; AV club 3.4; House construction 4. DECAN, DONALD BEVINS, GEORGE DEMEESTER, JANE Football 2; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross country 1.3.4; AV Latin club 1,2,3,4; Pep club 4; Future Nurses 2.3,4. club 2.3,4; Gymnastics 1. DEMULL, CATHERINE BLECKLEY, CHERYL Cheerleader 1,2; Bronco Beat 3; Office assistant 3.4; Cheerleader 1,2; Latin club 1; Pep club 1.2; Girl's Latin club 1.2,3,4, secretary-treasurer 3: Pep club Basketball 4. 1,2,3.4. BOERMAN, JOHN DEMULL, LON Basketball 1; Football 2; Gymnastics 1; Class play 3. Football 1; Student Council 2,3,4; National Honor BRAAMSE, NANCY Society 3,4; Zenith 4; Class president 4: Class play Band 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4: Class play 3,4. 3. DIETRICH, SID BURTON. ALBERT Football 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3.4. DRAFT. VICKY BUSH. MARY BETH Varsity choir 3,4; Glee club 2: FBLA 4; Operetta. Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Art DYKSTRA, LARRY club 2; Bronco Beat 3; Pep club 2.3,4, secretary 3, Cross country 4; Office assistant 1,2. vice-president 4. FABIAN. ROXANN BUSH. RON FHA 2,3; Library assistant 2. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3.4; Golf 1; Student FAULKNER. ROGER Council 1,2,4; National Honor Society 3,4: Bronco FFA 1.2.4. Beat 1,2,3,4; Latin club 1,2: Class play 3. FEENSTRA. TIM BUSMAN, TOM Class play 3. Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Varsity choir 1; Wrestling FETTIG, ALLAN 4. Track 2; Cross country 1,2.3,4. BUZAS. LARRY FINNEY. WARREN Golf 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2.3,4; Student Council 2,3,4: Jazz FLIERMAN, |OAN Band 1,2,3,4; Class play 3,4. Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3.4. secretary 4; BYLENGA. BLAKE FTA 1,2,3,4, president 3: Class play 3. Golf 2. FORSLUND, SUE BYRNE. DENNIS Band 1,2,3,4, secretary 4: Student Council 2; Pep Basketball 2; Football 1; Baseball 1,2; French club Band 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Ski club 4; 1,2. FTA 2,3,4, secretary 3, president 4; Bronco Beat 3; CHASE. ROBERTA Latin club 1,2,3,4; Float chairman 3: Class play 3,4; Student Council 4; Pep club 4; Girls Track 2,3; Class Class historian 3; Homecoming court 4, represent- play 4. ative 1. CLELLAND, DAVID FRANKLIN, LINDA Girl's Varsity club 4; FHA 1; Zenith 4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4. treasurer 3. secretary 4; Gymnastics 1; Girl's Track 1,2; Class play 3. FRAZIER, SUE Cvillaires 3.4; Varsity choir 3,4; Glee club 1,2; Stu- dent Council 3.4; Library assistant 2,3,4; Class play 4; French club 2; Operetta 1.2.3.4, FYNEWEVER. |ONl Hand 1,2,3,4: Cheerleader 1,2; Student Council 3; Latin club 1,2,3,4; Pep club 1,2,3,4: Class play 3; Homecoming court 4, representative 3. PAMELA. GARN Pep club 1,2,3. GARTHWAITE, KATHY Band 1.2,3.4: Student Council 4; Class play 3. CILDE, MARJORIE Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Art club 1,2; Pep club 1,2,4. GOOSEN. LAURI Varsity choir 2,3,4; Latin club 1,2,3; Pep club 2,3; Operetta. HAM. CHARLES Basketball 4; Football 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 2,4; National Honor Society 3.4; Debate 3; Class play 3; Homecoming king 4, representative 3. HAMMOND, PATRICIA Varsity choir 3,4; Glee club 1,2; FHA 1,2. HANSON. MARYJO Girl s Track 2: Library assistant 4; Pep club 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4. president 4. HARRIS, SHELLEY Student Council 2; Art club 2. HEATH, ALAN Basketball 1.2; Football 1; Track 1,2; French club 1,2. HKNR1CKSON. DOUG Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2; Track 1: Varsity club 2,3,4; Homecoming court 4; Class play 3,4. HESS. CHARLOTTE Gymnastics 1,2; Girl's Basketball 2; Girl's Track 1.2.3.4. HINTZ. SHERRY Varsity choir 3,4: Glee club 1,2. HORTON. DONALD JOHNSON. DALE Track 1,2,3,4; Cross country 1,2,3,4; AV club 2,3; Na- tional Honor Society 3.4. JONIO, DON Football 1; Baseball 1,2; Track 3,4; Latin club 1. KLEIN. DIANE Cvillaires 3,4; Varsity choir 3,4; Glee club 2; Girl's Varsity club 3,4, president 4; Student Council 2.3,4: National Honor Society 3,4; Zenith 3; Latin club 2.3.4. president 3,4; Pep club 2.3,4, treasurer 3, presi- dent 4; Girl's Basketball 2,3,4. KI.Et I. ERNEST KLEIN, GALE Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2: Homecoming court 4. KONING, SUELLYN Cvillaires 4; Varsity choir 3,4: Glee club 1,2: Oper- etta 2,3,4. KOPPENOL, ALAN LANGLEY, CINDY Girl's Varsity club 3.4: Cheerleader 1,2.3,4; Ski club 4; Student Council 1.2: National Honor Society 3,4: Art club 2; Bronco Beat 3; Pep club 1,2,3,4; Girl's Basketball 1,2,3,4: Class play 3,4: Class vice-presi- dent 3. LAUG. DAVID LAUG, PAM Girl’s Basketball 1.2,3.4: Homecoming court 4. LAUG, ROSEMARY Cheerleader 3.4; Student Council 2: National Honor Society 3.4; Bronco Beat 3; Pep club 1.2.3.4; Class treasurer 3; Future Nurses 2; Girl's Basketball 2; Homecoming Queen; Class play 3. LAUG. RYAN Track 1,2,3,4; Cross country 3: Band 1,2,3; Varsity club 2,3,4: National Honor Society 3,4; Zenith 2: Class vice-president 4: Class play 3,4. LILLIE. DEBORAH Cvillaires 3,4; Varsity choir 3,4: Glee club 1,2; Latin club 2; Pep club 1,2,3.4, president 4; Girl’s Basketball 1,2.3,4; Class historian 2; Class play 3,4; Operetta. LINDBERC. MARVIN FFA 1,2,3,4. LINTJER, BOB Basketball 1; Football 1,2: Track 2. LITTLE. AEL1SE Girl's Varsity club 3.4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; French club 1.2,3; Pep club 1.2.3,4; Class historian 1; Class play 3,4. LONGNECKER. SUE Cvillaires 2,3,4; Varsity choir 2.3,4: Glee club 1: Na- tional Honor Society 4: French club 1,2; FBLA 3; Bible club 1.2: Class play 3; Operetta 1,2.3,4. LUCAS. PHILLIP FFA 1.2,3,4. MACK. JAMES MARSH, JOHN Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; FFA 1,2,3,4. MAYCROFT. BETSY MCFARLIN. LUCILLE FHA 1,2. MEERMAN, CHRISTY Girl's Varsity club 3,4, vice-president 4; Pep club 3,4. treasurer 4; Girl’s Basketball 1.2.3.4; Class treasurer 4. MEINDERTSMA, DALE Football 1; Cvillaires 1,2.3.4: Student Council 1. MENGEL. SANDRA Girl's Track 1,2,3.4: Varsity choir 3.4; Glee club 1,2; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4, secretary 4: Operetta I.2.3.4. MERGENER. DENISE National Honor Society 4: Latin club 1.2.3.4; Pep club 2,3,4; Class play 3. METTEN. BRIAN Basketball 1; Golf 3,4; Cvillaires 2.3,4; Varsity choir 1.2.3.4; Operetta 1,2.3,4. MICHALAK, ELLEN Student Council 1,2; Girl's Basketball 1. MIDDLETON, JAMES MOLYNEUX, ADRIAN MULDER, DOUG Student Council 2. MYERS. THOMAS Baseball 2; C’villaires 2,3,4; Varsity choir 1,2,3,4; Op- eretta 1,2,3.4. NANN1NGA, DIANA Varsity choir 3,4; Glee club 1,2; Bible club 2. PALMA. JOSEPH PECK. GREGORY Football 1,2; FFA 1. PETERSON. JEFF Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3.4. POLZACK. FRANK Football 3; Varsity track 4: Gymnatics 2. POST. GARY C’villaires 2,3.4: Varsity choir 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4: Operetta 1,2,3.4. POSTHUMUS, BETH Band I.2.3.4. POSTHUMUS. TOM Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1: Student Council 1.2; Office assistant 3; Latin Club 1; Home- coming court 4, representative 1. POTTS, DALE Basketball 1; C’villaires 2,3,4: Varsity choir 1,2,3.4. PRESTON, KAREN Band 1,2,3,'4: National Honor Society 3,4; Zenith 2,3,4, editor 3,4; Latin club 1,2, secretary 2; Future Nurses 4: Class secretary 1. treasurer 2; Home- coming representative 2. RATERINK. DEBRA Varsity choir 3,4: Glee club 2; Cheerleader 3,4: Pep club 2,3.4. REAMES. DAVE Wrestling 4. ROSEL. AL Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1: C'villaires 1,2,3,4; Varsity choir 1.2.3.4, president 4: Varsity club 3.4: Cheer- leader 3; Student Council 2,3,4. vice-president 4; FFA 1.2.3.4, reporter 2,3. president 4, vice-president of region 4; Zenith 2,3; Bronco Beat 1.2,3: Pep club 3; Gymnastics 1,2: Ski club 4; Class play 3,4; Class president 3: Homecoming court 4; Operetta 1,2.3,4. SCHAAPHOK. DOUGLAS Track 3,4: Cross country 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Bible club 2,3.4. SCHARPHORN. DIANE Varsity.choir 3,4: Glee club 1,2: Operetta 1,2,3,4. schippf:rs. debra Varsity choir 3,4; Glee club 1.2; FTA 2,3; Operetta 2 3. SCHOENBORN. [AMES Baseball 2: AV club 1. SCHUTTER. MARLENE C'villaires 1,2,3.4: French club 1,2,3; Pep Band 3,4: Bible club 1.2.3.4; All-league band 2,3,4. SCHWALLIER. ]OAN C’villaires 3.4; Glee club 1,2: Student council 2; Art club 3; Pep club 1.4; Class play 3,4; Operetta 1.2.3,4. SCHWALLIER, KENNETH Football 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1.2,3,4: Varsity club 2.3,4; Student Council 1.2: National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Pep Band 1,2.3.4; Gymnastics 1,2; All- league band 1.2,3,4: Class president 1,2; Home- coming representative 2. SELLON, E1LENE Bronco Beat 4; Latin club 1,2; Gymnastics 1,2; Girl’s Basketball 2. SESSIONS. IAN1CE C’villaires 3,4; Varsity choir 2,3,4; Glee club 11; Of- fice assistant 4; Operetta 1.2,3,4. SHEARS, DEBBIE Varsity choir 3,4; Glee club 1,2: FHA 1,2: Library as- sistant 1. SIDOR. KATHERINE Band 1.2,3.4: Student Council 1.2: National Honor Society 3.4: FTA 2,3,4, secretary; Art club 3; Latin club 1.2,3,4; Pep club 4: Pep band 1,2.3.4; Class play 3. Si MOT. PAM National Honor Society 3,4; FBLA 4. SMITH. TIM Band 1,2,3,4. SNIDER. KAREN Band 1.2,3,4; Student Council 4; National Honor So- ciety 4; Bronco Beat 4; Office assistant 4: Bible club 1.2.3.4. SNOWDIN. DUANE Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2.3.4; FFA 1.2.3.4: Class play 4. SPENCER, ALTHEA Band 3,4: Varsity choir 1,2; National Honor Society 3.4, treasurer 4; FHA 1.2,3, reporter 1, vice-president 2; Zenith 4; FBLA 4. president 4: Girl's Basketball 2; Class play 3.4; Operetta 2,3,4. STEFFES, MIKE Varsity choir 1,2.3,4: FFA 1. STEHOUWER, ROBERT STROVEN. RODGER F’FA 1: Bible club 2,3,4. TAFE. DORIS FHA 1.3.4, secretary 3, president 4: Office assistant 4: Bible club 1,2. TALMADGE. JANE TANTOCO. FRANCISCO Varsity choir 4; Student Council 4. TAVA. LEONARD THOMAS, ROB Basketball 1,2; Football 1.2.3; Baseball 1: Student Council 1: Class vice-president 1. TIMMFiRMAN, CRAIG Library assistant 4; Gymnastics 1.2. TITUS, MARK Track 1,4; Cross country 2. TOOGOOD. TOM Football 1,2.3,4: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Varsity club 3.4: Class play 4. TRUCK, FAYE Pep club 3.4: Girl’s Track 1.2. TROCKE. TOM Basketball 1.2: Football 1; Baseball 2; Band 1: Varsity choir 4. TWERAGO, DEBBIE Cheerleader 1; Zenith 4: Latin club 1.2: Pep club 1,2: Girl's Track 1,2,3; Class play 4. VAN AELST, RANDY Basketball 1,2: Tennis 1,2,3.4. captain 4; C'villaires 2.3.4: Band 1.2,3.4, president 4: Pep band 1.2,4: Var- sity choir 1,2,3,4; Varsity club 2.3.4: National Honor Society 3.4; Class vice-president 2; Operetta 1,2.3.4. VANBEEK. DENISE Varsity choir 4: FTA 4: FHA 1,2.3: Library assistant 2: Operetta 4. VANDENBERG. SHARON Varsity choir 1,2,3.4; Glee club 1.2.3.4: FHA 1.2.3, secretary 2, vice-president 3. VANDERWAGEN, GUY C’villaires 2.3,4; Varsity choir 1,2,3,4; Operetta. VANDYKE. FRED Football 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; C'villaires 4; Class play 4; Operetta 1,2,3. VEENEMAN. DAN Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1; Track 1,2,3; French club t2. VEENEMAN. DOUG WF.STERHOF. TAMMY Future Nurses; Operetta. WHITMAN. STEVIE Band 1; Varsity choir 3,4: Glee club 1,2; Girl's Var- sity club 3.4; Latin club 2,3; Girl’s Basketball 1,2,3,4; Operetta. WIERSMA. ARLENE W1ER1NGA. FREDERICK Basketball 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,4: FFA 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4. W1LTENBURG, DONALD WITCOP. JANICE FHA 1; Latin club 1,2; FBLA 4. WOLFE. RAY Football 3; Track 3,4; Wrestling 4; Student Council 4: Latin club 2: Pep club 4; Class play 3.4. WRIGHT DONALD Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1.2. ZEMA1T1S, LINDA Girl’s Track 1,2,3; Student Council 2: Art club 1,2,3; Girl’s Basketball 1,2. ZIMMER. CAROL Varsity choir 3,4; Glee club 2; Operetta. Above: A slinky really is taller than Doug Henrickson! Below: 'Hiis town ain't big enough for the both of us. says Judy (Duke) Forslund. 87 UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mr. Holmes, advisor Judi Forslund, vice-president; |une Schmidt, secretary; Melodic Schmidt, treas- urer; Mae Keller, historian; and Larry Crandle. president. FIRST ROW: Beth Anderson Margaret Anderson Nancy Armock Kathy Austin Dawn Baird SECOND ROW: Steve Baldus Russ Barringer Steve Bennink Steve Beroza Connie Bos THIRD ROW: Meredith Bradley Shawn Bryant Pat Busman Terry Busman Sue Cain 90 FIRST ROW: Steve Carlson Bill Chapman Norma Cole Rex Craddock Larry Crandle SECOND ROW: Barb Creagcr Kay Creager Laura Crouse Cynthia Comer Kim Cuddington THIRD ROW: Tim DeGeus Pat Defong Chris DeMott Mike DeMull Richard DeMull JUNIOR CLASS Ruth Steele picks up her Zenith at the yearbook party in August. FIRST ROW: Pat DenBoer Steve Denhof Linda DeVos Carol Diedrich Julie Drake SECOND ROW: Elaine Dyke Cathy Egan Denni England Gary Evans Eric Ferguson THIRD ROW: Sherry Finney Mary Finkler Judi Forslund Diane Frazier Joann Franks JUNIOR CLASS Margaret Anderson says: What’s up Doc? to Kim Cuddington in a skit in Mr. Busman's class. FIRST ROW: Bob Cates Marcia Geleske Alan Gravelin John Groenink Tom Ham SECOND ROW: )im Hapon Tim Harris Marty Hartzog Brenda Heath Jewel Hess THIRD ROW: Bob Holleman Dan Hudson Kathy Johns Nan Jonio Mae Keller FOURTH ROW: Kevin Kelly Kevin Kilpatrick Sharon Kitch Diane Kluting Mike Koster FIFTH ROW: Steve Kosten Kathy Kurtz Pat Langley Randy Flory Gary Laug SIXTH ROW: Ken Lee Allen LeMieux Brian Lieffers Linda Lipski Diane Lothschutz 93 FIRST ROW: Brian Mallory )eff Marshall Pat Marshall Candy McClellan Debbie McCormick SECOND ROW: Wanda McDonald Roberta McGarey Debbie Mead joy Meindertsma Ron Mengel THIRD ROW: Keith Moe Ed Moore Ginny Morris Jeff Mulder Pat Nave FOURTH ROW: Dan Nieboer Chuck Olsen Diane Otterbein Toni Palmer Marilvn Posthuma FIFTH ROW: Ruth Ann Peck Len Petznik Mickey Poley Wayne Poll Sheryl Potter SIXTH ROW: Teresa Rasch jerry Raterink Kay Reed Linda Rossier Marjorie Ryke 94 FIRST ROW: Janet Schmidt June Schmidt Melodie Schmidt Tom Schmidt Herb Schoenborn SECOND ROW Steve Schoenborn Steve Schwallier Donna Schwandt Mark Shears Linda Sherman THIRD ROW: Pat Siemen Barb Smith Dan Smith Mary Ann Smith Pat Smith JUNIOR CLASS With homecoming fever at its peak, the girls race to complete the decoration of their hall for the judging. FIRST ROW: Kris Snider Karen Snowdin Mark Speet Dave Spencer Don Spicer SECOND ROW: Ruth Steele Fritz Stephan Janet Stroven Tim Stroven Jeff Sutterfield THIRD ROW: Kim Sutterfield Kelly Talmadge Sherry Telfor Rhonda Tibbe Gordon Umlor FOURTH ROW: Mary Umlor Nancy Umlor Darlene VanAllsburg Sandy VandenBrink Mary VanderKolk FIFTH ROW: Diane VanderLaan Tobi VanderZyl Norm VanDyke Robert VanDyke Keith Vaughn SIXTH ROW: Linda Veeneman Sheryl Veeneman Patsy Versluys Loretta Vormittag Terry Vronko 96 3:24 and one half and counting . . . . JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: Marvin Westveld Don Wieringa Kathy Wheeler )ohn Whitman Barb Wiggers SECOND ROW: Barbara Wiggins Janet Wilson Vicki Wiltenburg Ron Winn Stan Winn THIRD ROW: Cindy Woodman Bonnie Wright Rick Zemaitis Fred Zimmer Dan Lowing You girls have a nice act. but where do you go from here? 98 FIRST ROW: Gary Smoes Randy Franklin Charles Arends Dan Favela Lou Klein SECOND ROW: Jim Ruszkowski Kathy Stiles Dan Wilbur JUNIOR CLASS Mr. Veldman. Advisor. D. Schoenborn. Vice-Prcs.; G. Sabo. Pres.: P. Zimmer. Sec.: C. Armock. Treasurer: Mrs. Momber. Advisor: V. Schoenbom. Historian. FIRST ROW: Bev Adema Bob Anderson |udy Anderson Cindy Armock Tami Armstrong SECOND ROW: |udy Bamoski Sal Bartlette Larry Benkert Nancy Boerman Sally Bos THIRD ROW: Christine Bouchard |oe Brookhouse |erry Brown Ray Burns |ohn Busbee 100 FIRST ROW Bonnie Cain Barbara Cappy Mike Chase Ken Cheadle Dennis Cleliand SECOND ROW Carmen Coles Aleta Conran Dave Cook Andy Courson Ken Creager THIRD ROW: Mike Croft Bob Currier Marv Dahl Linda Dailey Mary David SOPHOMORE CLASS Never fall asleep while cutting wood. FIRST ROW: Donna DeMeester Douglas DcMull Steve DeWeerd Ken Dietrich Marilyn Dietrich SECOND ROW: Geri Doyle Diane Drake Jayne Drooger Bill Dykstra Gary Egan THIRD ROW: Shawn Elkins Barbara Engelsman Roger Estelle Vickie Estelle Margaret Fischer SOPHOMORE CLASS Mr. Veldman, class advisor, and Pat Peck adjust some vital components of the homecoming float. FIRST ROW: Don Foster Faythe Fowler Brad Fynewever Dennis Goo sen Lesli Goosen SECOND ROW: Peter Gordon Dennis Grossenhacher Doug Grundman Janet Hammond Jan Hapon THIRD ROW: Stan Hard Steve Hard Richard Hardenburgh Kerri Harris Kathy Hatfield FOURTH ROW: Dennis Heath Cheryl Higgenbottom Tina Holleman Jay Holmes Sally Hoolsema FIFTH ROW: Marvin Horter Melvin Horter Tom Hudson Nina Johns Debbie Johnson SIXTH ROW: Joe Kaldor Norma Kawka Denise Klein Erwin Klein Larry Klein 103 FIRST ROW: |im Kastelin Mike Klein Kevin Knoll Pal Koppenol Karen Kragt SECOND ROW: )oe Kravis Noreen Kurlz Arlene Langeland Dale Langeland Linda Langlois THIRD ROW: Bryan Laug |anice Laug Randy LeMieux Lance Lemmen Mike Lillbridge FOURTH ROW: Rick Lillibridge David Lillie David Linljer Rose Lewing Cheryl McKnight FIFTH ROW: |eannine Mackey Bill Maddix Richard Malteson janel Mead Jeff Meerman SIXTH ROW: Tom Meyer Diane Michalak Kalhy Miller Tony Moore Joe Myers 104 FIRST ROW: Dan Nanninga Brut ; Nelson Dan Nelson Mike Niebocr Tom Nieboer SFXXJND ROW: Valerie Nyberg David Olney Joseph Palma!ler Rose Parncy Pat Peck THIRD ROW: Sue Perrin Joseph Phelps Mike Potter Tim Quier Mary Rasoh SOPHOMORE CLASS Sophomore boys learn some of the fine arts of homemaking. FIRST ROW: Connie Reimink Dale Reynolds Fred Rice Bill Rohen Bob Rolfe SECOND ROW: Terrie Rollenhagen Dennis Rosel LeeAnn Rozema Beth Ruster Gary Sabo THIRD ROW: Kristie Schaaphok Dorothy Schoenbom Rich Schoenbom Valerie Schoenbom Denise Schumaker FOURTH ROW: Bernadette Schwallier |ohn Schwartz |im Self Greg Sessions Fred Sheneman FIFTH ROW: Pat Sherman )ulie Sider Carol Siemen Doug Sievers Mary Simot SIXTH ROW: Cathy Slater Dee Smith Dale Smoes Kevin Smoes Kathy Snider 106 The JV Cheerleaders have got rythym! SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW: Mel Snowdin Evan Spencer Mary Steffcs Vicky Steffes Don Stroven SECOND ROW: Lori Sty burs ki George Taylor Barb Thomasma Lane Tikkanen Nanc r Tikkanen THIRD ROW: Jill Timmerman Stan Titus Ken Tolar Sue Trocke Steve Twer age 107 Can this be the four Stooges? FIRST ROW: Dave Umlor joe VanDam Karen VanHaver Vance Vassalo Kal Veeneman SECOND ROW: Wanda Waller Dean Watson Roberta Weber Randy Welsheimer Paul Wiggers THIRD ROW: Debbie Wiggins Debbie Wilbur Dynette Wolfe Mark Yost Pam Zimmer 108 Varsity. J.V.. and freshman Cheerleaders drum up spirit during the Homecoming game. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: From left to right. Marree Lillie, treasurer: Paul Busman, president: Louann Spencer, vice-president: Mr. Arthur, advisor. Brenda Whitman, historian: Penny Dejong. secretary. FIRST ROW: Nancy Afton Vem Ainsworth Cathy Anderson Kurt Andrews Marie Archer SECOND ROW: Mary Beth Austin John Averill Ken Baird Carla Baker Carl Balder THIRD ROW: Joan Baldus Lome Ballantyne Kirk Barkel John Bartlettle Susan Barringer 110 FIRST ROW: Bill Beeler Loretta Benkert Brenda Bevins Louis Bitson Ken Boeskool SECOND ROW: Linda Bouwman Roger Breen Sandy Brown Mary Bueche Alice Bunker THIRD ROW: Ed Busman Paul Busman Sandra Busman Ted Busman Denise Carlson FRESHMAN CLASS Debbie Winn seems to be able to study almost anyplace. FIRST ROW: Larry Chase Dawn Childs Steve Cobb Jim Coles Brian Copeland SECOND ROW: George Comer Ira Courson Linda Craddock Chari Creager Cam Cull THIRD ROW: Joan Cunningham Roy Darling Steve Davis Kathy DeCan Kerry DeGeus FRESHMAN CLASS Seeing how things measure up in woods is Louis Bitson. FIRST ROW: Penny De|ong Stephan DeLaat CaU DeMott Sandy DeVos Arlyn Doornbos SECOND ROW: )o Ellen Drake Chuck Dietrich Steve Eddy Teresa Edsall Cindy Eisen I HIRD ROW: Lauri Ellis Dave Engelsman Gwen Faascn Sharon Faulkner Vickey Feenstra FOURTH ROW: Jeff Ferguson Rowland Ferserda Debbie Fordham Blake Forslund Carol Franklin FIFTH ROW: Ken Gilde Bill Goosen Judy Gordon Dan Grau Theresa Haner SIXTH ROW: Dorothy Hapen Dick Harris Steve Haystead Brian Heath Joe Hess 113 FIRST ROW: Herbert Hinkley Bernice Holmes Fred Holmes Charlie Horton Dennis Hudson SECOND ROW: Brenda )ansma Tom Johnson Tom Jonio Steve Kawka Mike Kilpatrick THIRD ROW: Phil King Phyllis Klein Rodney Klein Tim Klein Luanne Kline THIRD ROW: Dale Kloostcrhouse Laurie Kloosterhouse Lonnie Kloosterhouse Brian Knapp Russ Kosten FOURTH ROW: Ed Kurtz LeeAnn LeMadline Nan Langlois Cheryl Laug Pat Laug SIXTH ROW: Lori Lieffers Lynne Lillie Marree Lillie Jeff Lindberg Carol Lothschultz 114 FIRST ROW: Paul Lothschultz Tom Lowing Buddy Luther Debbie McAuley Jim McClellan SECOND ROW: Sue McGarey Pat McGrath Terry McKinney Tim Mengel Don Meyers THIRD ROW: Harold Michael Rick Michael Mel Miller Randy Moe Reggie Nelson FRESHMAN CLASS Mr. Arthur and a crowd of hard-working freshmen labor to complete their prize-winning homecoming float. FIRST ROW: Judy Newville Ed Neymeiyer |anet Orr Tom Otterbein Julie Palmatier SECOND ROW: Rose Parney Steve Patterson Paul Peck Steve Peterson Marcia Post THIRD ROW: Wanda Posthumus Bruce Raterink Mike Reames Ted Rice Joe Ricord FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Rosel Dan Rotman Ron Roys Sandy Rossier Kathie Rush FIFTH ROW: Kerrie Rush Dennis Ryke Bill Ryke Sue Schippers Denise Schoenbom SIXTH ROW: Rosie Schoenborn Dennis Schultz Karen Schwandt Jerry Scott Ken Sellon 116 Steve Cobb investigates some of the smaller subjects studied in first-year science. FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW: Carol Shears )anet Simot Barb Smith Doug Snow Karolyn Snowdin SECOND ROW: Lee Ann Speet Louann Spencer Dan Spicer Kathy Starks Bob Starks THIRD ROW: Cindy Stephan Joe Suarez Ed Sund Monica Sutterfield Kevin Sutton Oh no? I've got the old maid!1' FIRST ROW: Trudy Tafe Mike Taylor Carol Tikkanen Harold Titus Debbie Umlor SECOND ROW: Frank Umlor joyce Umlor Barb VandenBerg Jim VanderSchuur Steve VanTimmeren THIRD ROW: Carol VanWeelde Dale Vaughn Elaine Veeneman Mary Jean Veeneman Bill Versluys 118 FIRST ROW: Betty Vincent |odi Vredevoogd Kirby Waldron Brenda Whitman Mike Wiggins SECOND ROW: Dianne Wilbur Debbie Winn Linda Winters Cindy Yost Don Yost THIRD ROW: Linda Zaboukos Beverly Zimmer Denim Zimmer Leon Zimmer Ron Zimmer FOURTH ROW: Diane Zoeller Dan Zoerman Kim Finkler Jeff Alberda Laurel CheadJe FIFTH ROW: Rick Pamey ACTIVITIES 121 STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: J. Flierman. Secretary; S. Davis. President: A. Kosel. Vice- President; F. Zimmer. Treasurer. First Row: D. England. K. Van- Haver. |. DeMeester. C. Laug. L Kloosterhouse. M. Steffes. N. Beorman. K. Snyder. A. Conran. D. Wiggens, D. |ohnson. T. Arm- strong. |. Laug. P. Laug. L. Spencer. P. Koppenol. V. Schoenborn. T. Armstrong. D. Zimmer. B. Forslund. L. Chase. B. Holmes. M. Lillie. Second Row: C. Ham. K. Sidor. S. Frazier. B. Heath. E. Dyke. M. Clide. B. Cain. M. Keller. J. Forslund, K. Snyder. L. Ro- sier. R. Wolfe. S. Longnecker. B. Chase. B. Schwa Hier. J. Sidor, C. Reimink. K. Snyder. F. Trick. B. Fynewevcr. S. DenHof. G. Sabo. B. Knapp. Third Row: A. Koppenol. S. Schoenborn. I). Wright. D. Laug. L Cheadle. K. Garthwaite. L. Buzas. B. Creager. P. Busman. D. Klein. M. Bush. F. Wicrginga. B. Lackey. T. DeCeus. M. DeMull. S. Carlson. T. Vronko. L. DeMull. R. Bush. D. |ohnson. P. Busman. T. Meyers. D. Watson. B. Webber. T. Rice. Stan Davis conducts a Student Council meeting. First Row: C. Ham. President: A. Spencer. Treasurer; C. Albrecht. Secretary; R. Laug. Vice-President. Second Row: M. Coon. K. Sny- der. M. Bush. S. Longnecker. A. Little. P. Simot. K. Preston. Third Row: R. Laug. K. Sidor. S. Forslund. F. McClellan. D. Klein. D. Mergener. N. Braamse. C. Langley. Fourth Row: D. Johnson. D. Darling. R. VanAelst. F. Wieringa. R. Bush. L. DeMull. S. Davis. M. Cusick NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 123 VARSITY CLUB INDUCTS MEMBERS Ron Mengel reaveals his true nature at Varsity Club initations. ‘Heavens! Do you want me to swear? says |im Ruszkowski. First Row: R. VanAelst. A. LeMieux. D. Cook. J. Peterson. S. Ben- nink. T. Schmidt. D. Henrickson. C. Ham. S. Carlson. Second Row B. Lackey. |. Palmatier. R. Flory. R. Laug. D. Lillie. G. Smoes. A. Rosei. R. Mengel. T. Vronko. Third Row: Mr. Mutchler. G. Ses- sions. R. Barringer. K. Sutterfield. S. Hard. K. Schwallier. j. Sut- terfield. B. Gates. Mr. Schipper. Fourth Row: A. Gravclin. |. Kravis. A. Fettig. Kirs! Row: !). Klein. C. Meerman. |. Drake. Miss McKnitt. Second ley. T. VanderZyl. Third Row: M. Gilleskie. D. Mead. P. Smith. D Row: L Klein. McGarcy. D. Lillie. S. Whitman. A. Little. C. Lang- Frazier. D. Lotshulzed. C. Veeneman GIRL’S VARSITY CLUB EXPANDS Julie Drake. Sec.-Treasurer: Diane Klein. President: Cristy Meerman. Vice- President. 125 P. Langley. D. Raterink. R. Steele. R. Laug. A. Little. C. Langley. Cheerleaders show their spirit CHEERLEADERS HELP BUILD SPIRIT 126 L Speet. M. Sutterficld. D. Umlor. K. DeGues. C. Laug. L. Lillie. SKI CLUB ORGANIZES FIRST ROW: C. Reimick. G. VanderWagon. D. OIney. B. Currier. N. Steffes. D. Olterbinc. M. Keller. D. Lillie. D. England. S. For slund. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lutz. N. Tikkanen. B. Bylenga. B. Copeland. E. Dyke. B. Heath. T. VanderZyl. B. Leiffers. D. Laug. Mr. Hofmeyer Ryan Laug heads downhill on a sunny afternoon. No tow rope, so Sue Forslund and Ryan Laug have to climb. 127 HOUSE CONSTRUCTION CLASS CREATES A MASTERPIECE First Row: A. Molyneux. W. Finney. Mr. Snow. T. Meyers. S. Bus- man. Second Row: K. Anderson. M. Steffes. S. Brown. D. Cush- way. D. Veeneman. T. Smith. Third Row: G. Adema. D. Wright. L. Courson. P. Benkert. D. Horton. K. Noteboom. Fourth Row: C. Schoenbom. D. Barrett. J. Palma. L. Tava. T. Jenison, G. Davis. Fifth Row: D. Schaaphok. D. Clelland. F. Lindberg. B. Lintjer. |. Marsh. These boys are hard at work to complete their project by the end of the school year. When finished it will be the new adminis- tration building. Firs! Row: D. Kosel, Reporter: T. Stroven. Treasurer. A. Rosel. President: Mr Peacock. Advisor: F. Wieringa. Vice-President; S. Schwallier. Sentinel.: S. DenHof, Secretary. Second Row: W. Poll. S. DeWecrd. T. Quier. T. Harris. B. Iladdix. D. Stroven. L. Kline. E. Ferguson. M. Niebor. D. Hudson. Third Row: K. Dannefel. |. May croft, G. Laug. L Tikkanen. R. Schoenborn. G. Sabo. D. Lang- eland. S. Baldus. C. Olson. M. Snowdin, J. Ferguson. Fourth Row: H. Schoenborn. R. Kstell. |. Meerman. S. Beroza. B. Holleman. R. Kline. M. Peck. D. Wieringa. E. Busman. Fifth Row: S. Kosten. J. Ruster. M Undberg. K. Dietrich. R. Parsons. R. Kosten. |. Scott, j. Groenink. P. Peck. j. Lindberg. Sixth Row: D. Snowdin. P. Loth- schultz. S. Brown. M. Morse. D. Potts. G. Post. |. Marsh. T. Vronko. C. Arends. Seventh Row: M. Arends. D. Harris. K. Wal- droa |. VanderSure. D. Ryke. FFA PROVIDES AGRICULTURAL SKILL Raising hogs is one of the FFA's projects. HIGH VOLTAGE FTA officers: Diane Frazier. Sue Forslund. and Kathy Sidor. FTA FOCUSES ON TEACHING First Row: Mr. Conran. K. Sidor. S. Forslund. D. Frazier. K. Rush. Second Row: N. Armock. D. VanBeek. J. VandenBrink. J. Fliear- man. P. Nave. N. Jonio. Third Row: C. McClellan. D. Schwandt. J. Stroven. L Sherman. D. Lothschultz. R. McGarey. M. VanderKolk. Fourth Row: D. Drake. T. Rollenhagen. J. Sidor. B. Thomasma. B. Schwallier. C. Bouchard. B. Weber. Fifth Row: M David. L. Bou- man. D. Fordham. K. Stiles. S. Kitch. B. Creager. K. Crcager. 130 FHA PROMOTES HOMEMAKING Firs! Row: D. Smith. B. Smith. L Benkert. Second Row: K. Schaa- phok. L Dailey. D. Tafe. M Simot. J. Simot. Mrs. Momber. Third Row: L Vormittag. N. Cole. C. Tikkanen. J. Stroven. Cindy Risen waits for more blood donors. Future nurses enjoy helping with volunteers at the bloodmobile. FUTURE NURSES LEARN HOSPITAL TECHNIQUES 132 First Row: Mrs. VanDoom. K. Miller. M. Cusick. D. Klein. Second Row: ). DeMeester. J. Schmidt. J. Franks. Third Row: D. Baird. ). Orr. L. LaMadiline. K. Wheeler. C. Starks. Fourth Row: L Ellis. C. Eisen. C. Shears. N. Langlois. S. Trocke. FBLA PRACTICES OFFICE SKILLS First Row: A. Spencer. F. McClellan. |. Allen. P. Busman. Second McNitt. Third Row: L. Sherman. R. Steele. V. Draft. L. Klein. P. Row: Mrs. LoMicux. C. Schaaphok. M. Simot. P. Simot. Miss Den Boer. B. Adema. L. Veeneman. |. Witcop. Pat Busman. Althea Spencer, and Faith McClellan. FBLA officers. First Row; D. Klein. Mr. Messing. B. Lieffers. Second Row: M. Kel- ler. J. Schmidt. F. Zimmer. L. Rossier. |. Mackey. D. Wilber. M. Smith. P. Franklin. M. Coon. Third Row: L. Bouman. L. Ellis. D. Mead. D. Mead. D. Fordham. J. Schmidt. ). Forslund. S. Forslund. ). Fynewever. D. Mergener. Fourth Row: C. Eisen. C. Shears. B Heath. P. Koppcnol. D. Crundman. T. Ham. |. Sidor. K. Stiles. K Sidor. T. VanderZyl. |. DeMeester. LATIN CLUB DEPICTS ROMAN LIFE A lion devours the maiden’s foot. The assassins gather around Caesar's body. 134 PEP CLUB CRANKS OUT SPIRIT First Kow: K. DcGeus. L. Lillie. |. Laug. C. McKnight. M. Bush. D. Lillie. Miss McNitt, C. Meerman. J. Schmidt. A. Little. C. Langley. Second Row: D. Schoenborn. J. Schwallier. R. Wolfe. M. Hansen. B. Chase. S. Whitman. D. Cook. D. Ratennk. P. Langley. R. Steele. Third Row: M. Rasch. D. Michalak. D. Schumaker. D. Otterbein. C Laug. L. Spcet. M. Kinkier. S. Veencman. L. Sherman. M. Keller. D. VanAllsburg. V. Steffes. Fourth Row: P. Zimmer. M. Steffes. M. Sutterfield. D. Umlor. L. Klein. D. Mead. D. Geleske. D. Kluting. J. Schmidt. E. Dyke. M. Posthuma. Fifth Row: M. Johns. C. Sieman. J. DeMeester. F. Thick. C. DeMull. R. Laug. D. Klein. B. Wright. R. Tibbc. B. Anderson. T. Rasch. DEBATE ENRICHES SPEAKING Mr. Busman. S. Davis. L. Rosier. S. Carlson. D. Zimmer. S. Frazier, M. Cusick. E. Dyke. M. Posthumus. BIBLE CLUB STUDIES THE WORD OF GOD From lop to bottom: M Schutter. J. Orr. R. Stroven. M. Koster. D. Stroven. K. Snyder. Mr. Hisenhauer. Advisor. Firs! Row: M. Hansen. Second Row: V. Stcffes. B. Heath. T. Van- Kemme. B. Cain. M. Ellas. S. Winn. derZyl. D. Otterbien. Top: S. Mengel. Third Row: J. Kelley. Mr. GYMNASTICS BUILDS COORDINATION Mary |o Hansen executes a flip with a little help. Mr. Kemme assists Sandy Mengel with another one. 138 LIBRARY CLUB Don DeCan. Frank Tantoco. and Mike Morse deliver films. 139 Seated: M. Posthumus. D. Fordham. M. Hansen. S. Frazier. Stand- ing Mr. Arthur. Mrs. Salicrs. T. Ham. T. Harris. P. Busman. M. Morse. M. Sowdin. G. Bevins. J. Ruszkowski. Sieve Carlson, sports editor. First Row: 13. Currier. Second Row: L. DeMull. C. Woodman. M. Steffes. K. Preston (editor). S. Kitch. Third Row: Mr. Lutz. B. Cain. D. Schumaker. |. Sidor. S. Hard. S. Trocke. YEARBOOKS ARRIVE IN THE SPRING Members of the annual staff working diligently to meet the deadline BRONCO BEAT M. Keller (editor). D. Rosei. L. Sherman. V. Mooris. P. Busman. |. Bart let te. K. Snider. N. Armock, A. Spencer. E. Sellon. K. Boes- kool. Mr. Bocskool. Althea Spencer and Eileen Sellon sort and fold Bronce Beats. Ken Boeskool delivers the finished product. CO-OP PROVIDES EXPERIENCE First Row: Mr. McGarey. ). Andrews. R. Chase. L. Zemaitis. C. Meerman. P. Simot. C. DeMuIl. A. Wiersma, D. Scharphorn. Sec- Pam Laug makes out a receipt for a customer. f A ond Row: R. Laug. C. Bleckley. J. Groenink. M. Lindberg. K. Gilde. F. Schmidt. M. Schoenborn. |. Allen. P. Laug. Linda Zemaitis sees to her duties at the bank. 142 PM Row: D. Cushway. J. Wilson. M. Coon. J. Schwallier. T. Arm- VanAeLst. S. VanDenBrink. G. Post. D. England. P. Busman. B. strong. M. Shears. S. Longnecker. T. Meyers. Second Row: D. Clel- Mettea J. VanDenBrink. S. Carlson. Fourth Row: A. Rosei. S. Fra- lancl S. Koning. F. VanDyke. C. Corner. E. Klein. B. Heath. D. Lil- zier. D. Potts. J. Sessions. D. Klein. D. Rosel. lie. L Crandle. F. McClellan. G. VanderWagon. Third Row: R. GLEE CLUB AND C’VILLAIRES First Row: L Madleen. L. Stybursky. A. Conran. J. Gordon. K. Fin- kler. D. Carlson. B. Smith. P. Luke. C. Huizen. L. Kloosterhouse. |. Timmerman. V. Steffes. Mr. Boeskool. Second Row: B. Roster. S. Schippcrs. M. Steffes. D. Schumaker. J. Barnoski. W. Posthumus. L Kloosterhouse. L Creager. L. Lillie. T. Armstrong. L. Spencer. M David. J. VredeVoogd. Third Row: L. DeVos. F. Fowler. W. Waller. B. Whitman. B. Schoenbom. C. Laug. C. Shears. N. Boer- man. J. Hammond. L. Baker. M. Smoes. G. Doyl. Fourth Row: S. Barlett. R. Wever. S. Busman. C. Rosel. L. Elise. C. VanWeelde. L. Speet. N. Langlois. K. Harris, S. Hoolsema. C. Bouchard. M. Veeneman. S. Bos. VARSITY CHOIR GETS TOP RATINGS First Row: D. VanBeek. D. England. C. Woodman. M. Coon. B. Wiggens. D. Nanninga. S. Telfor. P. Franklin. S. Mengel. W. McDonald. B. Anderson. T. Kasch. |. Schwallier. M. Armock. M Hoolsema. C. Zimmer. S. Whitman. P. Hammond. D. Kluting. |. Schmidt. |. Schmidt. Mr. Boeskool. Second Row: K. Snowdin. E. Barret-Due. D. Schippers. |. Franks. |. Wilson. S. VandenBurg. D. Scharhom. F. VanDykc. D. Gillespie. D. Rotman, W. Walter. F. Tantaco. E. Klein. S. Davis. K. Doeskool. K. Creagar. K. Veene- man. D. Lillie. B. Heath. P. Busman. D. Klein. T. Armstong. M. Fin- kler. Third Row: P. DenBoer. J. Sessions. N. Armock. C. Bos. D. Schwandt. S. VanDenBnnk. S. Koning. D. Clelland. B Dykstra. (J Post. L Crandle. D. Cushway. T. Meyeps. D. DeMull. D. Heath. M. Steffcs. M. Anderson. S. Longnecker. B. Smith. J. VanDenBrink. V. Draft. F. McClellan. Fourth Row: S. Frazier. C. Corner. D. Rater- ink. R. Tibbe. B. Wright. F. Holmes. C. Laug. A. Rosei. T. Trocke. R. VanAelst. D. Potts. G. VanderWagon. |. Alberda. B. Metten. E. Busman. D. Clelland. D. Rosei. S. Carlson. D. Frazier. A. Spencer. S. Hintz. V. WiltenBurg. C. McClellan. M. Cusick. Top: Choir pratices for a concert. Left: |anet and |une Schmidt accom- pany the choir. 145 Oops Where is my hat? CHS BAND UNFOLDS 146 Drum Major and Majorettes: J. Brookhouse. P. Nave. K. Harris. T. VanderZyl. D. England. The C.H.S. jazz Ensemble: Exponents of the jive. NEW MUSICAL HORIZONS First Row: D. Hinkley. B. Thomasma. B. Schwallier. K. Snider. S. McGarey. J. Orr. K. Harris. G. Foslin. G. Moris. P Laug. N. Kawka. L Vormitag, P. De|ong, L Dahl. V. Schoenborn. Second Row: B. Wiggers. K. Garthwaite. B. Creager. |. Cunningham. C. Albrecht. T VanderZyi, S. Barringer. B. Posthumus. K. Snider. S. Trocke. M Lillie. N. Tikkanen. S. Potter. M. Smith. S. Cain. B. Bevins. B. For slund. J. Flierman. B. Cain. J. Meindertsma. J. Sidor. D. England. M Bradley. Third Row: D. Wilbur. M. Gilde. |. Fynewever. D. Zoe- ler. D. McCormick. L. Ceadle. P. Nave. D. Drake. C. Tikkanen. R Hardenberg. T. Rollenhagen. |. Forslund. S. Forslund. C. Slater. N. Braamse. P. Koppenol. K. Schwallier. M. Schutter. T. DeGeus. P. Wiggers. T. Smith. M. VanderKolk. P. Busman. K. Snider. D. Cook. A. Doombos. J. Palmatier. S. Peterson. B. Averill. Fourth Row: D. Wilbur. K. Preston. D. Wieringa. C. Reimink. C. Dietrich. K. Miller. D. Wilbur. J. Kastelin. R. Mengel. S. Bennink. |. Brook- house. D. Grundman. G. Evens. R. VanAelst. S. Eddie. P. Busman. ). Palmatier. R. Barringer. F. Wieringa. K. Sidor. K. Stiles. Per- cussion: L Buzas. S. Brian. A. Burton. |. Ruszkowski. G. Sessions. D. Lowing. D. Meindersma. SPORTS First row: Mr. DeGeus. S. Davis. B. Fynewever. S. Davis. S. Cobb. S. Peterson, and G. Sessions; Second row: T. DeGeus. L. Buzas. S Carlson. M. Shears. B. Metten. J. Brookhouse. and T. Meyer. GOLFERS POST BEST SEASON EVER 1971 was the first year that the Michigan High School Athletic Association designated golf to be a fall sport. It was a year of surprises and good inter- est in the sport. The weather was good for most matches and the competition was good. The regular season started in a winning way. but as the schedule brought stiffer competition, frustra- tions mounted. However, with a 4-5-1 league record we came closest to a winning season in the history of golf at Coopersville High School. SCORES Coopersville V4 G. R. West Catholic 4W Coopersville 4 Belding 1 Coopersville 3V4 Cedar Springs lVi Coopersville 0 Sparta 5 Coopersville 0 Greenville 2 Coopersville 3 Lowell 2 Coopersville 5 Belding 0 Coopersville 1 Byron Center 4 Coopersville 2% Cedar Springs 2V4 Coopersville V4 Sparta 4V4 Coopersville 0 Greenville 5 Coopersville 0 Kenowa Hills 5 Coopersville 0 Lowell 5 150 HARRIERS HAVE WINNING SEASON Under their new coach, Mr, Messing, the Cross- Country team posted a 4-2 league record and placed third in the conference meet. Sophomore Steven Hard set a new course record during the year and will be returning next year along with many other letter winners. SCORES Coopersville 25 Coopersville 22 Coopersville 16 Ctxtpersville 23 Coopersville 36 Coopersville 38 Otopersville 44 Coopersville 23 Ravenna 30 Helding 37 Cedar Springs 48 Lowell 33 Grand Haven 22 Sparta 20 Greenville 19 Lakewood 36 Record-holder Steve Hard crosses the finish line. FIRST ROW: A. Gravclin. D. Johnson. S. Beroza. G. Bevins. M Snowdin. Mr. Messing SECONO ROW: T. Schmidt. B. Rohen. D. Schaaphok. L. Dykstra. S. Hard. H. Titus. 151 Ken Schwallier runs for the first touchdown of the season. VARSITY FINISHES STRONGLY The 1971 football team was a very inexperienced group with 24 juniors on a 38 man squad. Con- squently, improvement became the number one goal. In this regard the Broncos were very success- ful. showing improvement week by week and fin- ishing the season very strongly. Many ball players received valuable experience for next season. SCORES Coopersville 0 Fruiteport 38 Coopersville 0 Sparta 36 Coopersville 8 Lowel 37 Coopersville 0 East Christian 13 Coopersville 0 Belding 0 Coopersville 0 Greenville 24 Coopersville 14 Central Christian 20 Coopersville 30 Cedar Springsl4 Coopersville 42 Allendale 8 Diligent practice is one of the ingredients of a fine team. 152 Kirs! Row: G Ham. K. Schwallier. C. Arends. N. VanDyke. K. Sut- terfield. F. VanDyke. J. Sutterfield T. Busman. F. Zimmer. A. Lc- Mieux. D. Lillie. Second Row: T. Ham. A. Rosei. R. Barringer. E. Fergusen. B. Lackey. D. Snowdin. D. Clelland. D. Wright. T. Post- humus. E. Scott. T. Stroven. M. Speet. D. Lowing. Third Row: B. Lieffers. T. Vronko. B. Gates. G. Klein. R. Flory. j. Marsh. K. Cheadle. D. Barrett. R. Mengle. M. Arends. G. Smoes. S. Bennink. R. Bush. Mr. Mutchler. Fits! Row: D. Langland. L. Klein. P. Gorden. R Hardenburg. ). Meyers. E. Jansma. M. Lillibridge. R. LeMieux. L. Tikke- nan. Second Row: Mr. Miller. T. Hudson. |. Holmes. K. Veeneman. D. Lillie. D. Rosei. D. Nelson. P. Busman. G. Sabo. D. Grosenbacher. Third Row: R. Lillibridge. K. Smocs. B. Dykstra. R. Estelle. G. Taylor. |. Kravis. M. Klein. D. Clellan. M Chase. Mr. Holleman. FRESHMEN AND The |V squad this year was well equipped with per- sonnel. So were other teams as we were presented with quite a formidable schedule. But. of course, as in freshman football, the JV level provide the condi- tioning and experience necessary to generate a suc- cessful Varsity squad. This is the benefit that per- haps doesn’t show in the season record but will show in the future. SCORES Coopersville 0 Fruitport 26 Coopersville 14 Sparta 22 Coopersville 14 Lowell 36 Coopersville 12 East Christian 20 Coopersville 0 Greenville 26 Coopersville 0 Belding 14 Coopersville 0 Central Christian 28 Coopersville 20 Cedar Springs 0 ! 54 Conditioning requires lots of push-ups. Players practice hard on the dummies. The Freshman team had its usual difficulties this year. Their record this past season does not, of course, reflect the spirit and dedication of this fine squad. The experience that they have gained will benefit them greatly in their years of playing yet to come. FRESHMEN SCORES Coopersville 14 Sparta 6 Coopers ville 0 Lowell 46 Coopersville 0 Muskegon Hts. 62 Coopersville 30 Belding 8 Coopersville 8 Greenville 20 Coopersville 8 Kent Occup. 32 Coopersville 8 Cedar Springs 20 JV FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: D. Zimmer. J. Suarez. J. Vanderschuur. T. Busman. K. Andrews. T. Jonio. C. Balder. R. Roys. SECOND ROW: T. Men- gel. S. DeLaat. E. Neiymeyer. R. Ferwerda. |. Scott. R. Breen. S. Kawka. E. Sund. B. Luther. THIRD ROW: Mr. Trowbridge. B. Coosea C. Cull. M. Wiggins. J. Ferguson. T. McKinney. F. Holmes. Mr. Haan. FOURTH ROW: B. VerSluys. P. Busman. M. Kilpatrick. T. Lowing. T. Otterbein. K. Waldron. 155 League-leading scorer Doug Henrickson goes for two against Greenville. }56 CAGERS TIE FOR SECOND The Varsity Basketball team had an 8-9 over all won-lost record this year, however they did tie for second in the conference with a 7-5 league mark. Many games were close, going to the last few sec- onds. The Broncos were upset in the District Tour- nament ending their string of district champion- ships at two. Doug Henrickson set a school record with 45 points in one game and also captured the league scoring title. SCORES Coopers ville 66 Belding 49 Coopersville 63 Fruitport 66 Coopersville 69 Lakewood 63 Coopersville 63 Cedar Springs 61 Coopersville 70 Forest Hills 84 Coopersville 65 Sparta 69 Coopersville 51 Greenville 80 Coopersville 72 Lowell 63 Coopersville 70 Belding 62 Coopersville 67 Fruitport 57 Coopersville 61 Lakewood 70 Coopersville 73 Cedar Springs 67 Coopersville 67 Sparta 65 Coopersville 73 Byron Center 86 Coopersville 75 Greenville 89 Coopersville 73 Lowell 76 Coopersville 66 Comstock Park 68 The team is introduced before the Greenville game. FIRST ROW: A. Aguilera. T. Stroven. K. Kilpatrick. S. Bennink. T. Posthumus. R. Bush. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kalaher. G. Smoes. K. Cheadle. D. Hendrickson. B Gates. R. Mengel. M Speet. M. Shears. JV AND FROSH BASKETBALL The Freshman cagers came out with a 2-14 record for the year. They were usually on the short end of the score, but the experience they gained this year will help them to improve their record greatly next year. The Junior Varisity team fought to a 7-9 record this year. Their record does not show how strong this team was because not only were two games lost by just three points, but they beat Greenville in a very impressive game. The prospects for next year's Varsity squad look very good. Lemmen attempts a basket for two points. FIRST ROW: P. Peck. W. Grau. J. VanDam. B. Fynewever. G. Session. D. Lillie. T. Meyer. OTHER ROW: Coach Messing. ). Kastelin. |. Palmatier. L Lemmcn. M. Yost. G. Taylor. D. Grossenbacher. M. Potter. JUNIOR VARSITY Coopersville 59 Belding 21 Coopersville 37 Fruitport 58 Coopersville 63 Lakewood 88 Coopersville 8« Cedar Springs 79 Coopersville 44 Forest Hills 74 Coopers ville 67 Sparta 45 Coopersville 53 Greenville 82 Coopersville 64 Lowell 42 Coopersville 61 Belding 49 Coopersville 41 Fruitport 44 Coopersville 66 Lakewood 66 Coopersville 49 Cedar Springs 69 Coopersville 61 Greenville 47 Coopersville 58 Lowell 83 FRESHMAN Coopersville 39 Belding 59 Coopersville 42 Fruilport 46 Coopersville 24 Lakewood 93 Coopersville 37 Cedar Springs 64 Qxtpersville 63 Byron Center 47 Coopersville 24 Forest Hills 76 Coopersville 35 Sparta 48 Coopttrsville 43 Greenville 61 Coopersville 38 Lowell 54 Coopersville 44 Belding 63 (Coopersville 44 Fruitport 48 Coopersville 40 Lakewood 74 Coopersville 38 Cedar Springs 76 Coopersville 58 Sparta 57 Coopersville 44 Greenville 69 Coopersville 51 Lowell 60 ■ Lowing shoots over the top of defender. 2 2, i FIRST ROW: B. Heath. K. Boeskool. ). Suarez. R. Kosten. T. Mengel. |. McClellan. S. DeLaat. D. Spicer. SECOND ROW: T. Lowing. T. Otterbein. M. Kilpatrick. F. Holmes. R. Breen. R. Moe, B. Ryke. D. Snow. IS� FIRST ROW: D. Klein. C. Langley. S. Whitman. P. Smith. D. Lillie. Gdeske. C. Bleckley, S. Kitch. C. Meerman. S. Klein. C. Veene- D. Lotschultz, B. McCarey. D. Mead. |. Drake. SECOND ROW: M. man. T. VanderZyl. D. Frazier. Miss Bouwman. FIRST ROW: Miss McNitt. N. Johns. D Wiggins. J. Lubberts. B Engels man. V. Estelle. B. Ruster. A. Conran. J. Barnoski. V. Steffes. SECOND ROW: P. Dejong. S. Rossier. J. Drake. S. Hool- scma. M. Austin. J. Sidor. L. Cheadle. B. Schwallier. J. Mead. VARSITY GIRLS TAKE SECOND VARSITY SCORES Coopersville 37 Lakewood 34 Coopersville 32 Grandville 45 Coopersville 39 Comstock 14 Coopersville 54 Cedar Springs 50 Coopersville 37 Lakewood 56 Coopersville 63 Kent City 8 Coopersville 51 Allendale 25 Coopersville 42 Grandville 46 Coopersville 51 Cedar Springs 44 Coopersville 48 Comstock Park 32 Coopersville 55 Uent City 17 Coopersville 54 Allendale 50 jUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Coopersville 14 Grandville 20 Coopersville 7 Cedar Springs 67 Coopersville 21 Kent City 3 Coopersville 10 Allendale 36 Coopersville 20 Grandville 24 Coopersville 12 Cedar Springs 30 Coopersville 31 Kent City 14 Coopersville 15 Allendale 27 Coopersville 12 Lakewood 33 Coopersville 10 Comstock Park 7 Coopersville 16 Lakewood 28 Coopersville 23 Comstock Park 17 With a 9-3 record and a second-place finish in their league the varsity girls did a great job this year. They showed a lot of spirit and determination, and are looking foreward to next year with some good juniors returning to the squad. The junior Varsity team had a 4-8 record this year, but according to coach McNitt the team has gained a lot of experience and character. The girls are look- ing forward to next year when some will be on the varsity five and other will be fighting to improve the j.V. record. Laurel Cheadle guards an opponent closely. FIRST ROW: A. LeMieux. K. Schwallier. R Flory. R Laug. D. Snowdin. M Bomfim. M. Snowdin. D. Watson. T. Schmidt. G. Bevins. SECOND ROW: R. Barringer. S. Baldus. B. Champman. A Gravelin. A Koppenol. D. )onio. S. Hard |. Kravis. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kemme. D. Johnson. G. Smoes. K. Kilpatrick. R Mengel. T. Vronko. S. Bennink. G. Sabo. D. Langeland. FOURTH ROW: D. Lillie. T. Busman. B. Ryke. P Busman. S. Winn. S. Eddy. Mr. Trowbridge. TRACK MEN TAKE FOURTH With the Ferris Invitational meet over, the team looks very good. They placed fourth out of thirty- four schools, taking firsts in the hurdles and pole vault. Coach Kemme is looking forward to a first place finish in the league. When the Zenith went to press in March the team had already been hard at work for many weeks indoors, as can be seen on these pages. Runners work hard to improve times in indoor workouts. 163 FIRST ROW: F. Van Dyke. N. Van Dyke. C. Ham. J. Peterson. D. ROW: T. Ham. B. Lieffers. G. Hudson. S. Den Hof. M. Arends. T. Gillespie. L Courson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Schipper. |. Whitman. Toogodd. FOURTH ROW: D. Hudson. E. Ferguson. F. Zimmer. G. Evans. A. Aguilera. D. Clelland. T. Myers. THIRD VARSITY AND J.V. BASEBALL This year’s varsity team shows a lot of potential with many returning lettermen. Coach Schipper and the team anticipates the season with hopes of bring- ing a league title back to Coopersville. Coach Wiersma has many boys out for the J.V. team this year and has some fine prospects. With hard work on the part of the team, the coach feels that a winning season is possible. John Whitman takes a mighty swing in hatting practice. 164 Kidding grounders in the gym is part of early Spring practice. Klein. D. Zimmer. THIRD ROW: C. Balder. |. Mecrman. G. Egan. R. Davis. P. Lothschultz. 165 FIRST ROW: M Klein. B Fynewever. K. Cheadle. L. Klein. |. Fer- guson. SECOND ROW: M Potter. |. Meyers. |. Brookhouse. E. FIRST ROW: T. Meyer. D. Cook. B. Laug. B. Lackey. SECOND ROW: Mr. Walters. |. Palmatior. R. Van Aelst. TENNIS The tennis team had a rather dismal season last year, but they are looking forward to this year with great anticipation because nearly all of last year’s team is returning. Coach Walters says they should improve their record by quite a bit. Randy Van Aelst practices his serve in the gym. POWDER PUFF GAME ENDS IN TIE The second annual Powder Puff football game ended in a tie at 6-6. The juniors scored early in the first quarter and the seniors scored late in the fourth quarter to tie the game. The game proved to be a defensive battle with neither team yielding much yardage. Cheryl Bleckley streaks for a Senior touchdown! Member of both teams sit on the bench just before the game. FIRST ROW: D. Otterbein. M Finkler. L. Tikkanen. P Langley. D. VanAllsbuig. R. Steele. M. Bradley. SECOND ROW: L Klein. D. McCormick. K. Stiles. C. Corner. M. Poley. N. Umlor. P. Smith. D. Mead. M. Posthuma. THIRD ROW B.Lieffers. T. VanderZyl. L. Sher- man. M. Keller. D. England. K. Reed. V Wiltenburg. T Rasch. E. Dyke. T. Vronko. R. Mengel. FOURTH ROW: N. Van Dyke. F. Zim mer. G. Smoes. K Kilpatrick. B. Lackey. T DeCeus. S. Carlson. S. Bennink. R. Flory. FIFTH ROW: S. Whitman. S. Mengel. D. Mergener. M. Hansen. C. Langley. D. Lillie. S. Forslund. |. DeMecster. K. Sidor. | Andrews. D. Klein. R Laug. SIXTH ROW': B. Chase. M. Davidson. G Rush. M. Cusick. A. Spencer. C. Meerman. C. Bleckley. D. Cook. C. DeMull. A. Little. SEVENTH ROW | Marsh. A Rosei. R VanAelst. D. Snowdin. G. Klein. F. Van Dyke. D. Gillespie. S. Davis. R. Bush. 167 First Row: |. Coles. D. Zimmer. B. Goosen. A. Gravlin. R. Wolfe. T. Busman. Second Row: T. Klein. T. Schmidt. R. LeMieux. A. Kop- penol. F. Polczak. Third Row: C. Tolar. K. Dietrich. M Klein Rosei. D. Beeler. D. Reames. Mr. Kemmc. |. Bartlett. Coopersville 36 Belding 33 Coopers ville 30 Hart 25 Coopersville 39 Lakewood 30 Coopersville 29 Cedar Springs 35 Coopersville 15 Sparta 43 Coopersville 18 Greenville 45 Coopersville 48 Belding 18 Coopersville 21 Lowell 42 Coopersville 30 Grand Haven 21 Coopersville 30 Cedar Springs 43 Coopersville 19 Sparta 45 Coopersville 36 Lakewood 33 Coopersville 30 Greenville 34 Coopersville 12 Lowell 49 Tom Busman, regional champ, prepares to escape this hold. Two wrestlers tie up at center mat. WRESTLING-SOMETHING NEW Coopersville 19 Belding 43 Coopersville 18 Hart 54 Coopersville 14 Lakewood 51 Coopersville 18 Cedar Springs 46 Coopersville 8 Sparta 55 Coopersville 21 Greenville 33 Coopersville 22 Belding 37 Coopersville 57 East Christian 9 Coopersville 9 Lowell 40 Coopersville 21 Grand Haven 33 Coopersville 20 Cedar Springs 36 Coopersville 37 Ravenna 18 (ktopersville 16 Sparta 45 Coopersville 24 Lakewood 29 Coopersville 30 Greenville 31 Coopersville 3 Lowell 46 Even (hough il was a first year for wrestling at CHS, we did very well against some very tough Tri-River League teams. We also have some very outstanding wrestlers. On the JV squad, Dave Reames holds the school record of a 27 second pin. Three men from the Varsity team— Randy Flory, Gordy Umlor, and Tom Bus- man-participated in the Regional Tourna- ments. Gordy and Tom went on to the Class B State Finals in Alma. At LeMieux tries to break his oppo- Main Office: COOPERSVILLE, MICHIGAN PRODUCTS, INC. May your road be straight, your aims true CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES COOPERSVILLE a good place to live LEIGH PRODUCTS, Inc. a good place to work working and growing together for 34 years We at Leigh salute you...... the guardians of the future COOPERSVILLE GREENHOUSE Flowers for all occasions Flowering Plants Planters Corsages Arrangements—real and permanent Complete Wedding Service KENNETH AND VERA BURGER 362 East Street ROBBINS BODY SHOP RQ B BINV — —- d$Li WRECKS REBUILT Body and Fender Repairing Auto Glass - Wheel Aligning Coopersville, Michigan 837-8525 ZEPHYR STATION Coopersville, Michigan Bill Minor Repairs Allis-Chalmers Phone 837-6297 Lawn and Garden Equipment Pick-up and Delivery 95 68th Avenue Moto-Ski Sales and Service Congratulations to the Class of 1972 171 Congratulations Seniors ANIMAL CLINIC Staff Norm’s Barber Shop Open 6 Days Two Barbers 277 Main Street Coopersville Razor cutting and Hair styling Congratulation to the Class of 1972 Village Interiors ynteticn CARPETING . PLOOR.CEfCm, . CERAMIC-TILE; Carpet Linoleum Wallpaper Best Wishes, Seniors 837-6523 Coopersville, Michigan COOPERSVILLE AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY 271 Main Street Congratulations to the Seniors 172 Congratulations to the Class of 1972 Knowing you will graduate to new friendships and even greater success wherever you go......... 173 Ford Torino Mustang Truck BILL LACKEY FORD Coopersville, Michigan Always Plugging for the Broncos ' „ Pinto T Bird Bridgestone Motorbike R. T. Gordon (Flash) Bill Lackey Glen Mulder Phone 837-8900 Phone 837-6277 We at Heath Manufacturing Company and Stafford Specialty Products Extend our Best Wishes to the 1972 Grads Coopersville, Michigan YBV Builders Inc. General Contracting-New Homes and Remodeling Mel-Coopersville Harold-Spring Lake Ph. 837-8067 Ph. 842-6858 Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 174 Wayne B. Chase CoopersviUe, Michigan CHASE WELDING Construction - Fabricating - General Repair Portable Service Phone 837-8010 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF ’72 TASKER’S DRUG STORE Drugs - Cosmetics - Prescriptions CoopersviUe Phone 837-6394 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone TW5-6163 STANDARD ENSING’S STANDARD SERVICE Allendale Michigan 175 A STATI VAIM INfUIANCI 9j STATE FARM INSURANCE JOHN F. MEERMAN —AGENTS LLOYD A. WARNERS Phones Office 837-8186 Residence 837-6388 Coopersville, Michigan ART’S APPLIANCE SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS 265 Main St. Coopersville, Michigan Phone 837-8661 (Formerly Lubbens Clothing Store) DR. D. A. HOOPLE General Electric Speed Queen Kelvinator OPTOMETRIST Quality Products and Service We Service Most Makes. 170 Main Street Congratulations, Seniors Coopersville, Michigan 176 Congratulations Class of ’72 VAN’S 5 p to $1.00 STORES Coopersville and Standale Plaza Your Downtown Food Store Coopersville, Michigan Garthwaite Trophy Room Coopersville Michigan 177 Best Wishes to the Students of Coopersville PRESTON’S STANDARD SERVICE - mm—Mimm 1 Coopersville You Expect More From Standard and You Get It Michigan Congratulations To The Class Of 1972 Coopersville Michigan UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 178 • C tffgES. 4 Posthumus Shoes SHOE REPAIR 321 Main Street Durham Hardware Co. Mrs. Ed Schwegler Coopersville Michigan ANCHOR INN Beer, Wine, Liquor, Sandwiches Best Wishes “72” Coopersville Michigan Joe’s Repair Service McCulloch John Deere Chain Lawn and Saws Garden Sales and Service Equipment Phone 895-6400 Allendale 17� Trucks GRAND VALLEY TRUCK TRACTOR 6660 LAKE MICHIGAN DRIVE ALLENDALE. MICHIGAN 49401 PHONE (616) 895-6668 Tractors Johnny Terry Joan COME IN-MAKE YOURSELF COMFORTABLE A growing savings account really does give you more assurance and confidence. Let your Allendale bank help you prove it to your satisfaction. Allendale Office: FIRST MICHIGAN BANK TRUST COMPANY OFFICES: ZEELAND HOLLAND EAST TOWN HAMILTON ALLENDALE DOUGLAS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System 180 Coopersville Fine Pecan Candies Shirts, Sheets Congratulations Seniors See Your Accountant First SPOELMAN’S ACCOUNTING TAX SERVICE Paul K. Spoelman Phone 837-6269 Phone 837-6985 345 Main—Coopersville, Mich. Computer Processing Sue Elaine Jo Barb Breuker Wiltenberg VanKempenSessions Congratulations to the Class of '72 COOPERSVILLE CO-OPERATIVE “We wish you much success in the future” LINDBERG SALES Sales and Service We Service What We Sell The Area’s Foremost TV and Appliance Coopersville Michigan Roger Paul 191 at Dennison Congratulates the 1972 Graduates There's no telling where the future will find you. But wher- ever that may be, let us hope the things you have learned here at Coopersville will serve to make you find men and women of whom your parents will speak with pride. Only if you live well, will your memories be sweet and your accom- plishments worth of reckoning. To all of you go our best wishes for a very successful future. SUNDAY MASSES - 8:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. HOLY DAY MASSES - 9:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. 182 Father Albert Bernott, Pastor COOPERSVILLE LUMBER Congratulations to the Class of 1972 V G BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS Ed Gay 837-8400 837-8529 COMPANY Lumber and Builders’ Supplies Phone 837-8356 We Are Proud and Justly So of the Students and Faculty of Coopersville Senior High School Phone 837-6150 COOPERSVILLE FLOUR FEED MILLS COOPERSVILLE MICHIGAN 183 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 72 STATE BANK OF MICHIGAN Your Best Recommendation - A Bank Account Safety - Service - Courtesy “A Friendly Bank in 3 Friendly Towns” Coopersville, Michigan Organized in 1903 With Offices Serving Metropolitan Grand Rapids offices at Comstock Park, Michigan—Marne, Michigan Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Company Member Federal Reserve Bank 184 KASTELIN BAKERY Quality Baked Goods Coopersville, Michigan Phone 837-6252 THROOP FUNERAL HOME Coopersville, Michigan VAN’S AVIATION Discover Flying Private Commercial Flight Instruction Ed VanderKolk Phone 837-8400 Coopersville Michigan 185 fcOOPERSVILLE REFORMED ' CHURCH i 186 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 72 the finest food and cocktails CHARVER’S Phone 837-8723 Coopersville PAUL METTEN DON’S CITGO SERVICE Your Standard Oil Agent Phone 837-8465 You Expect More From STANDARD And You Get It Congratulations, Seniors Cities Service Products 197 Randall Street Coopersville, Michigan 49404 Phone 837-8894 Don” “Sherm” 187 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS GAY'S TRAILER SALES 1-96 68th AVENUE COOPERSVILLE, MICHIGAN 49404 Congratulations To The Class Of 72 Dr. and Mrs. John Lown and Family and Viv VanderZyl and Mary Cuson Phones: 837-8330 or 837-8529 THE NEW LILLIE’S For over 90 years Lillie's has been the shopping headquarters for old and young. The experience gained through these many years has been the foundation of our store. Coopersville, Modern, Up-To-Date in Every Detail . . . This Store is the Latest Word in Quality—Courtesy- Service—Savings. Michigan Store Hours—Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday—Open to 6:00 p.m. Friday open to 9:00 p.m. Saturday open to 6:00 p.m. 188 TURK’S KEN WILLARD RESTAURANT INSURANCE finest in Congratulations food and cocktails and Best Wishes Nunica, Michigan To The Class of 1972 Gongratulations to the Graduates CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Modern Cleaners Coopersville, Michigan Best Wishes to the Class of '72 BEACON LIGHT CHRISTIAN NURSING HOME Michigan 18� Marne “Michigan’s Growing Fertilizer” Bags — Bulk Liquid — NH3 Seeds — Chemicals Delivery Custom Spraying and Spreading LUMSDEN’S SUNOCO Road Service Tires—Batteries—Gas—Oil 4 Mile Road and Intersection 196 Marne, Michigan 49435 Phone OR7-9526 Sno Jet Sales and Service Best Wishes to the Class of ’72 from RAY CARMODY SALES Marne Michigan Complete Line John Deere Agricultural Equipment Snowmobiles Lawn and Garden Equipment New—Used CONKLIN FARM EQUIPMENT Conklin Michigan Phone 899-2491 190 Your Friendly Department Store The Store that’s big enough to serve you— Small enough to know you. WE CARRY NAME BRANDS SUCH AS: Ladies Dept. Men’s Dept. Shoe Dept. Bobbie Brooks Aileen Ship and Shore Jane Coby Puritan Dresses Kaufman Dresses Farah Slacks Levi’s Arrow Puritan Lord Buxton Jantzen Esquire Freeman Calumet Bau Band Dunham’s Williams Children’s Dept. Health Tex—Buster Brown—Billy the Kid Quiltex—Farah—Levi's—Gardner Bank Cards Welcome Front Door Parking Free Gift Wrapping Year Around LUMBE COM PA. NY PHONE 677-1251 Quality on Time Since 1911 Swiss Chalets - Beach Houses Cabins - Lodges Plan Your Four Seasons of Leisure Living with Us Long Term Conventional Financing Available - Simple Interest 191 Dykstra’s Elevator RAVENNA BOWLING CENTER Bowling Every Day and Night Complete Restaurant Billiard Room Conklin, Michigan Seed, Feed, Fertilizer Cocktail Lounge Meeting Room Snack Bar Phone 853-2275 Ph. 899-2644 Banquet Facilities for 125 Ravenna Michigan 192 Sunday Service—9:00 a.m. Sunday School—10:15 a.m. Best Wishes from MARGARET’S RESTAURANT LflCHMPNNS LACHMANN’S Childrens—Ladies—Men Ready to Wear Shoes and Rubberwear Telephone 853-2200 Ravenna, Michigan Ravenna, Michigan 193 HANSEN’S COLLISION SERVICE Allendale Complete Auto Body Repairs Business 895-6285-Residence 699-9036 Michigan Wheel Alignment and Balancing SCHNEIDER SPORTING GOODS Phone 677-1086 Marne Michigan DONALD NUTT AND SONS Ravenna Michigan Dealer in Quality Dairy Cows Phone 853-2204 WALCOTT ELEVATOR Feed — Grain — Seed and Fertilizer Custom Grinding and Mixing Bulk Delivery Phone 895-4982 AHendale Michigan 194 ROSEL STUDIO UJinkk SHOES Oo.M'ty S'u -� C , ■' FREE PARKING BANKARDS ARE WELCOMED Sparta A.J. STEHOUWER SALES SERVICE Our Speciality- Excellent Photography Phone 887-5901 Congratulations to the 1972 graduates Michigan Phone 453-0101 GRAND VALLEY MOTORCYCLE, INC. 4141 Lake Michigan Dr. N.W. Grand Rapids (Standale) Best Wishes 4290 Lake Michigan Drive N.W. Standale Michigan ) 5 Want the best car deal? SEE—George K. Herman Chevrolet— Buick at Ravenna for the best deal in Michigan OPEN EVENINGS Phone 853-2251 ADEMA’S Generator Service Coopersville Michigan ALLENDALE FARM SUPPLY Allendale, Michigan Phone 895-4337 Jerry TerHorst Ron Riemersma 194 Seniors Official School Photographer Class of '72 H.A. POWELL STUDIOS Michigan—Ohio Congratulations to the 1972 Graduates from CHURCH OF THE SAVIOR 197 DE NOORDENWIND KEE KENNELS Quality Keeshonden For Show or Pet Zael E. Lutz 616-895-6698 (Show puppies should be reserved at least six months ahead) Champion Trink-kee Van Klompen 11001 68th Ave. Allendale 49401 Anderson Paint Wall Paper 4285 Lake Michigan Drive N. W. In Standale Elliot Paints— Custom Staining— Interior Decorating— Complete Library of the finest wall covering 2 —— 198 DANIEL’S BEAUTY SALON Karen Jan Glenda Belva 274 Main Street Coopersville 837-6617 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS Grand Valley Orchards Kurek Farms Piersma Pharmacy Gilbert Welding Service Terry’s Texaco Service Dr. E.P. Harris and Family Knapp’s Music Co. Jay E. Loye, D.C. Lemmen Chevrolet Co. Lemmen Pontiac John’s Downtown Service 199 For Wrecker Service GRAND VALLEY GARAGE 3401 Lake Michigan Drive Marne, Michigan Days-Garage 677-5743 Nights-Don 677-3395 or Vern 677-1519 We give S.H. Green Stamps Congratulations to the Class of 1972 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lillie Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Henrickson Mr. and Mrs. Dale Brown, Sr. Mrs. and Mrs. Robert E. Bylenga The Richard Sellon’s and family Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sessions Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Gilde Mr. and Mrs. Lester Feenstra Mr. and Mrs. Richard DeMull and family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ham Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Busman Jim and Thelma Preston Parents of Allan Fettig Jack and Marilyn Davis Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Trick Bob Talsma Louie and Dee Buzas