Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

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i You know you're a senior when . . . 14 Seniors

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leonabell Puspos Diane Lillibridge Kurtis Busman Gary Klein Homecoming 13

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. . . you con look at the underclassmen and say, I was there. —CHRIS ARMOCK . . . you realize what a fool you've been by following the rules. — CHRIS BRADLEY . . . you can feel it in your heart. —JILL COLLINS ... all the silly little things that ever happened to you come to mind. — DEB DAILEY . . . you suddenly realize next year all your classmates will go their own separate ways, and you might never see them again. — NORM HEYBOER . . . you seem totally confused in making decisions about your future. — LESLIE JAKEWAY . . people start to treat you as an adult. — KARRI LEPARD . . you realize you won't be coming back next year. — BARB LILLIE . . you start worrying about your future. — CYNDI LUCAS . . you look to the senior class and you're it! — SUE MEINDERTSMA . . you start having more responsibilities. — DEBBIE MUDGETT . . you suddenly don't look forward to graduation anymore. — LEONABELL PUSPOS . . your yesterdays are treasured, your tomorrows are anticipated, and your todays are short. — MARY ROMAN . . . you think life is passing too quickly for the things you have to accomplish. — RANDY ROYS . . . you only know half the kids in high school. — PAUL SCHWALLIER . . . you don't hove to worry about getting a swirly. — KURT SHERIDAN . . . you have to look down to keep from stepping on the freshmen. — HOWARD SLATER . . . you find you're so busy that you can't be in class even three days a week. — CAROL SMOES . . . you can get out sixth hour. — RIC SNIDER . . . you sing Row, Row, Row Your Boat in English class. — CLARK STILES . . . you find yourself saying, This is my last. . . — BARB VANDERKOLK . . . you think of graduation and almost start to cry. — LAURIE WIGGINS Seniors 15