Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1983 volume:

1983 ZENITH Cccnersville High V lull Cccnersville� Michigan IJou are cordialI if invited to attend a parly at C ooperiville My I. Sck oof. Seyinniny Juyust 31, 19S2 and Way 31, 1983. 2) uriny this yafa event you can observe: commencin _Jdonored (quests jbistinyuished (quests friends and Acquaintances initiates C oordinateS Dun and CjameS CJbinyS to J)o (Caterers Sponsors 7fluster of (Ceremonies 7111stress of (Ceremonies dCouncer 7Histress of -Att endance C'Seniors . J7 juniors )i 59 Soplionwres . 69 Dreslimen . 79 CJeacherS . 91 Sports . 105 OryanizationS . 149 Aids . 67 Soard of Education Wr. Robert Sort in Wrs. flancy Mein 7fjr. (jury Cjrundman Wrs. Wary WcCormicb _A 1983 fourty Dir at rJiasts ffou the Pest of fjour life. 1982 Hcmeccmine Court 6 Sophomore Representatives DeAnn Taylor and Keith Gura Grand Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Wiggers Susan Howe and Carl Stenstrom Lenn Christofferson and Dawn Crandle Freshman Representatives Molly lacovoni and Troy Rakosky Junior Representatives Annette Umlor and Rob Wilder Tina Rundstrom and Jim Preston Lars Olson and Kami Hecksel Leanne Umlor and Craig Munger Margaret Steffes and Todd LeMieux Kathy Rasch and Galen Rosel Jennifer Goosen and Mike Meyer Cindy Sikkema and Adam Hehl Lori Laug and Joel Spoelman 11 Seniors H Class Cf 15 Jdonore d J4osh nineteen hundred eighty-three 18 Seniors Advisor: Mr. Fortin 'on erson Citris W. D. tioonttfarj r Scott 8ronh emu Joanne 8, ouma Sonya W. 8 rouwer Seniors 19 Christina fjulter Cecilia . CarmoJy War a W. CarmoJy 20 Seniors J.tka 2). %'nson Carta %'Vo Cori W. 2 'We.st,r Seniors 21 got, rn. ctL Bid Q. Dinner Wart, J. 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Van 2) uinen OoddC Van Wa d, egen 34 Seniors j)une Q. 2 oj 4nn W. 2emaitis ClurytJ. 2-cmaitii Seniors 35 %m w. z. itis Steve Zii 3ean Q Zit Ray D. Zimmer Net Pictured: dim (j. Zaaie Jou . Zarralur Zony 2. Qefferl Randy P. JiooLma Cindy . J «m« 14 ). Jd.nniny im R. _Kimtr okn 2. jCanytois dim P. lake Dodd W. Jumsden WiLe D. Wercer PaJC. t ummerdor Simon ()m for Ckrii J. Reem jban J. Rott.nl, ayen 2aane 2. So mmeri Ray . Wkit. $olin . WiyyerA 36 Seniors Alternative Education Staff Dave Mutchler, Rita Smith, Joe Miller Alternative Educatien 1983 Left to Right: Evonne Bennett, Amy Dekoker, Alton Dempsey, Deb Guzman, Saundra Homik, Terrie Ingalls, Jim Klein, John Klein, Matt Myers, Terrie Ryder, Mary Ryke, Russ Young, Jody Zimmer. 38 Alt. Ed To The Class of 1983: It is impossible to put four years of memories upon one sheet of paper. For some of you, it has gone by so very quickly; for others, it has been a lifetime. In Shakespeare’s words, “What’s done cannot be undone. I would like to think that your years at Coopersville have been meaningful and enjoyable. If we as a school have touched you, even slightly, with a little wisdom, a little pride and the ability to make a choice, then we have done our job. Henceforth, it becomes your job, your responsibility and your life. Mom will not always be there to make sure you are up on time in the morning and Dad will not be there to make sure you are in on time at night. We will not be there in between to en- courage, prod or pull you toward a common goal. It’s your life, your party. I pray to God that you continue to put your talents to good use. I hope that you will go on making sound judgements. Above all, I sincerely wish that you will continue to display the leadership ability that is so prevalent in your class. Because of you, Coopersville continues to rise to the challenge of academic excellence. Because of your untiring efforts, Coopersville has been among the leaders in the area of athletics; and finally, because of the leadership of the Class of '83, our student body exemplifies student involvement. The words that best emulate the Class of 1983’s attitude and style would be that they never let you down. You were always there when we needed you. Throughout your years, from innocent freshmen to the sophistication of your senior year, the Class of 1983 has made it’s presence felt. Because of you and your efforts, Coopersville High School really is a better place to be. As you go onward and upward, may your goals become your realities. Take your past with you into your future and continue to build that solid foundation. We as a school staff join with you and your parents in celebrating your graduation. As your principal, I thank you for your kindness and cooperation. You made your own past memories; now, as you leave the security of school, make way for your future accomplishments. Best wishes as you travel new paths, wherever they may lead. lew pa ths, wherever they may I ft. iB Sincerely, ttoLrt ?. Seniors 39 Robert R. Fortin Senior High Principal 1983 Class History In the Fall of 1979, we entered CHS thinking we were really something, but we soon found out otherwise. We had a great first Homecoming, and on top of it all we won first prize for the Homecoming floats. The other classes were disqualified because of some foul play on the other floats. As sophomores we ordered our rings and when they arrived, we were so excited that we walked with them glowing in the air. We drove everyone nuts mumbling, Friends, Romans, Countrymen, because of our silly English class. Being Juniors meant we had the privilege of giving the Seniors their Prom, but there was only one problem; we had no money. Mr. Kilpatrick was great as our sponsor and was a big help, but after a few weeks of money-raising ideas, we didn’t care to see another pizza or M M’s again. Powder Puff was a big Event. Our Juniors put up a tough fight with the Seniors, and it ended in a tie. It was all because of our foxy cheerleaders, who gave us so much support and spirit. It was the first time that the Juniors had ever tied the Seniors!! One of the first big events of our Senior year was Homecoming! It was so exciting, and Cindy Sikkema and Todd Lemieux became our King and Queen. Another great success was the Senior Play (Curtain Going UP)! Euchre seemed to be the card game of the year. Yes, it was our year, we were the Big Seniors. It seemed to take so long to get up there. We, the class of “1983” have come a long way, from 4-square and quiz-bowl, to a time of decision that could decide the future. We have learned to make our decisions and to carry them through. There are more challenges and demands awaiting us, and we will meet and conquer them. Through the good time, bad times, dances, and romances, the class of “83” has shared and grown, and now together we will advance. We may all go our separate ways, but we will never forget the times we had at CHS! Dorothy Kitch Class Historian Kim Burgess Were 1A Nancy Gavin Paula Smith Senior Baby Pictures 41 Left to Right: Larry Laug, Mary McCloskey. Marian Kowalczyk, Galen Rosel. Kathleen Lipski, Kathy Rasch. Ginni Beld, Laureen Vander Jagt, Cheryl May, Todd LeMieux, Jim Kisner, Carla DeVos, Paul Theeuwes, Kim Jansma, Stflry Rrnwg Michelle DuBridge. Joanne DeLaat, Lauri Petznik. 42 Senior Baby Pictures Left to Right: Mike Foster. Tim Metten. Carole and Karen Morgan. Joe Lynne Veeneman. Kathee Morris, Chris Reens. Herb Davis. Ann Zemaitis. Mandy Umlor. Troy Showers. Mike Hansen. Vicki Smoes. Marie Ten Eyck. Cecilia Carmody. Cori De Meester Senior Baby Pictures 43 Lett to Right: Gordon Powers, Lance Fisher, Mary Jo Vander Sloot, Molly Michalak, Joe Schwallier, Rob Ellis, lleen Roberts, Georgi Sandling, Renee Van Beek, John Wiggers, Chris Boomgaard. Lori Laug, Denise Veeneman. Sue Hehl, Marla Carmody. Cindy Smith. Adam Hehl. 44 Senior Baby Pictures Left to Right: Linda Courtade, Todd Bosker, Tracy Mayse, Kim McBride, Dorothy Kitch, Cheryl Zemaitis, Todd VanDuinen, Maraine Mason, Curt DeVos. Julie Stroven, John Eisenhauer, Karol Snider, Wesley Buist, Sonia Prichard, Tony Dommenick, Lee Denson. Senior Baby Pictures 45 Left to Right: Valerie Henning, Rodney Thiss, Kae and Karla Hammack, Julie Wibert, Joel Spoelman, Barb Smoes. Lauri Hoekwater. Sarah In- man, John Langlois, Kevin Rotman, Cheryl Strodtbeck helly Browning, Ronda Heath. Qari V 46 Senior Baby Pictures A A I u u IMOCK ELECTIONS 6est Actress Actor Best All- Arounp : Cindy 5ikkema Todd LeMieux 6e5t Dancers: Michelle Pickett ‘A Gralen Rose I r BAT § A ii, P CV ° vOr ° x-0 , M . ■ l Class Clown: lary M CIoekey % Murray Shucprs Class Computers: Cecilia Carmody John Schertf Class Ego-- jeorcj i Sand 1i ng Mike Hen sen (c 7 ti r I i I W’y w w Class ComPlainers Arguers - Sonya broker John Scherff Class Couple : Denise Veen eman Todd LeMieu A h? rv A?T -1 Cl SS GiGGlLRS: Laurj Hoekwater %,Craicj Monger Class FLirts- Gre orgi Sand I i ng s, Adom Heh I ' L Foxi E’Sr GtAl Guy : Ka-thy Rasch Mark Kluring (AA bm ;UA Hafdi est Eaters-. Grinny CeJd Adam Heh I Michelle Pickett'S Jim Preston H ealth - Food N utS ; Sonia Priohard Sf John Eisenhauer Junk Food Junv E5-- Loureen Vanderjogt S Jim Preston y p o l! cK 'p'C m .....jv.. MANMATEte i WOMAMHATae: Ann Zenncx it is Free) Vannol I er 0 -f5% STTr _ ..Xt,..... h r n TRACK .n j f ; , Most Athletic: Mary do Van der S'.ootSc 7 Mike Hansen H e y' 'vi , . jj l 1 j-tJwJ...J ; W M OST ADM i RED 3 MOST LiKELV TO 6B REM£MS£lt£] : Clndy 5� kkema 7 Todd LeMiea Most Li«£lv to Succeed - Cecilia CarmodyS Todd LeMieux ? w T RB.I . V V-h r AK. - W-4 V ’ w h -d pRlFNbLIEST: Cindy SikkeroaV ToddLeMieu r h • © c : c' t ... j % K y% ) i V? 1 M. nr � Y i j I p-4 ' ,% m mlS CLA55 GrOSS]PER5 Kim M'C Kide ‘S Jim Preston ; thank 'you - J _ ? no.no - thank you! ) 0 ; U? X. r-U 7 rtI- M05T PbLlTE Nor cy Gravim Todd LeMieuy C 0 N T Y 'di i n « CLASS Mouths Carole Morgan Craig MungeT Host SPiRitEb: 5arah iornan CuASS Parti ees: Mi ary Lo on Kevin Raima n Class Pteeppies . Georgi Sard ling % Raul Numnoerador Class Pampers- Mar ianne John Langiois Class PetS‘- Sonycx Srower Grordon Powers Class Skipper.5- Kirn Jansnna Mark Fmkler Class Wop ei s-. Marla Carmody Gordon Powers Clock Watchers: Kae Homnnack Rpb Ellis Detention Servers . Mary M CloskeyN Joel Spoelman Done Most Pc£_ C v LlE : Margaret Steppes %p I odd LeMieux 5hy Gal $ Guy : Nancy Gavin % John Eiaenhauer v ‘ 6A yFACE5 Michelle B own Lance Fisher - The Best Body Lest Build s Pin-up___adamLehl Lest Posture LAU RE EN VAIYDERJA.GT Gordon Powers Cutest nose . Cutest wiggle SARAH INMAN JOE KERPR1CH Kathy rasch . .....ADAM HEHL Most Alluring voice LAUftEEN VANDERJAGT .Galen Rosel Nicest Facial Profile .. LAUREEN VANDERJAGT MIKE HANSEN Nicest hands MARIANNE MASON TIM METTETN Prettiest eyes KARLA HAM MACK MARK KLUTING Prettiest Hair MARION KOWALCZVK. Mark klutimg 0 SARAH IMMAN Sexiest legs.........mike hansen (_ORI LAU Gr OWEETEST 5MILE.......joel spoelman Senior Excellence Awards Todd Bosker Agriculture John Eisenhauer English Science Galen Rosel Agriculture Vocal Music Ron Veldman English Steve Zimmer Industrial Arts Michelle Brown Math 54 Cecilia Carmody Academic Foreign Language Math Science English Margaret Steffes English Foreign Language Math Science Nancy Gavin Academic Math English Dorothy Kitch Science Social Studies John Scherff Instrumental Music Joanne DeLaat Business Gordon Powers Social Studies Rob Ellis English Foreign Language Senior Excellence Awards Criteria The Annual Awards for Excellence honor exceptional seniors and encourage underclassmen to better efforts. The criteria for consideration differs by departments. The Academic Award is based on grade point average achieved in all math, science, social studies, and language classes on a four year program. English Award criteria requires four years of English with a (B+) grade point average in English. Students must have achieved outstanding proficiency in gram- mar, literature, writing and verbal com- munication. Plus, they must show a depth of interest and intellectual toward English beyond most other students. Math Award recipients must be four year math students with a (B+) grade point average. The student must show outstanding interest in class participation, ability to pursue conclusions in math on their own, strive to improve and show in- terest in studying math beyond high school. Science Award recipients must have taken at least three years of laboratory science with a (B+) grade point average in all science classes and must show an outstanding achievement in such areas as research, extra projects, lab assistance and submitted papers. Social Studies Award recipients must have a (B+) average in all social studies subjects. Students must have enrolled in as many social studies subjects as possi- ble (minimum of 3). Students must be recommended by more than one member of the department and approved by a ma- jority of department members. Students must have an outstanding interest and desire for knowledge and exhibit an overall understanding of social studies. Art Award recipients must have unique command of skills and techniques with various materials and media. They must have a major in art and be creative. Business Education Award recipients must have a (B+) grade point average in business with a minimum of four credits in business. They must have a good attend- ance record, good work habits, get along with others, and have taken part in ac- tivities outside the classroom. Industrial Art Award recipients must have an (A) grade point average in in- dustrial arts subjects. They must display leadership, have good attendance, pro- duce an outstanding research paper and project, have taken a variety of industrial arts subjects and have an excellent at- titude toward school and fellow students. Instrumental Music recipients must have an (A) grade point average in music. They must have participated as soloists, have outstanding skills and techniques and be a leader in character, musician- ship and service. Vocal Music Award recipients must have an (A) grade point average in four years of vocal music. They must have par- ticipated in productions in each year of school and have participated in solo and ensemble festivals at district and state levels. Agriculture Award recipients must have a (B+) grade point average in agriculture subjects taken. They must have in opera- tion a program that is outstanding and must display qualities of leadership in local, district, and state areas. Foreign Language Award recipients must have at least three (3) years in a Foreign Language class with an (A) grade point average. Students must demonstrate proficiency in speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Students must demonstrate an attitude and in- terest, and comments with standards and performance generally thought of as “excellent.” Excellence 55 56 How graceful Mary. What would they do without each other. Now what are they up to? Tony who’s your buddy? You wouldn’t would you? 57 1)7 E L� k tO« MUSKEGON Ml 722 2)47 )2 E Ma ScrMt FKEMONT MI 424 )470 2)4 W � NnftO« St StuOKH of vQ Wnnmq Pftoftyapfty COnORflTULflTIOriS GRflDJflTfS Lou Farraher Paul Numerador Leave me alone okay? He's taking a picture of us, Kathy. Jimbo working?! 58 Ad Late Senior Photos Candids Juniors 59 President: Bob ShermaYi Vice President: Rob Wilder Secretary: Annexe Urnlor •Treasurer: Dan Walcott Historian: Aon LeMI Ux ' Advisor: Mr. Kilpatrick 60 Juniors : I i Peggy Albrecht Matt Ambrose Mike Barton Kim Beers Scott Bennink aureenBoen Jlen Boomgaard Kim Bos Jodie Bouwman Mark Brown Lauri Burgtorf Tammy Bursma Julie Cady Brian Carmody Jodi Childress Laura Clark Doug Clay Trev Clayton Mike Collison Scott Constantine Dawn Crandle Ed Crane Tim Creager Bruce Cumberworth Karen Danklefsen Leslie Denson Pat Diendorf Shannon Eaton Laura Eisen Michelle Englert Juniors 61 Hammond Ile Harpst dy Harris Carol fteath tine Hecksel Kami Hecksel Al Hill Shawn Hills Jennifer Hoekwater Diane Holmes Christine Janose Bob Jewell Denise Jomck Barry Klein Diane Klein lit i Klein In Koch Kramer Kuzee Darryl Lane Sue Larsen Bonnie Lai Wi fichard Leale Ann LeMieux Curtis Lemmen Barbara Lillibridge Jim Lillibridge Steve Lindberry Debbie Liszewski Rusty Luther Tina Marshall Linda McKnight Gary Metcalf Lisa Morgan 62 Juniors Rodney Moore Mike Nawrocki Karen Nink Karri Nowak Vanessa Nyberg Jodi Owen Cindy Pearce Michelle Perkins Tim Perrin Jennifer Plite Colin Probert Brian Punches Kimberly Reed Dean Root Bob Royce Diane Ruster Keith Schaefer Lucy Scharphorn John Scholten Robin Schuiling Chris Schumaker Cecilia Schwartz Sue Sessions Todd Shenda Bob Sherma: Micky Shugars Derrick Smith Peter Smoes Mike Spicer Phil Styburski Marjorie Talbott Jeff Taylor Shelly Ter Avest Cindy Thies Annette Umlor Juniors 63 64 Juniors •tah-ko... tah-ko'' Outerspace Connection Juniors 65 66 Juniors Brian and Ed doing their thing. Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side. Sophomores 69 O President: Mary Finkler Vice-President: Mindy Hansen Secretary: Jenny Rockwell Treasurer: Joan LeMieux Historian: Paula Sanford Advftor: Mr. McGarey William Allen Mark Ambrose Maria Anderson Mary Kay Armock David Austin Karen Austin Bonita Baker Paulette Barringer Beth Bartlett Scott Battjes Dawn Benac Suzanne Biggs Laurie Bos Timm Bosker Neal Bouchard Barbara Buist Carol Burgess Mike Burgtorf Todd Casselman Kathy Chase Mananne Cooky Todd Cooper Kris Cuddington Nicki Curtiss Kari Davis Sophomores 71 Kristina Dodd Grant DuBridge Karl Dyke Mark Eberlein Angela Eisen rd Emshwiller Nancy Engle obert Fewless Kathy Finkler Mary Finkler Tammy Finney Lisa Fisher Marjorie Foster Todd Fredericks Tina Fritz Brent Galant Sheila Gardner Kevin Gavin Thomas Goosen Christopher Gunckel Mathew Hehl Eric Heynen Christine Hillary .5 Jov Hillman TcHir! 72 Sophomores Susan Hockey Michael Holleman Todd Hoogewind Jacqueline Hoolsema John Hop wood Amy Irish Lisa Jansma Kenneth Johnston Kimberly Karata Rhonda Kasper Eric Klein Mark Klein Sophomores 73 Marlene Scholten Brad Schultz Paula Sheridan Trent Showers Alan Smith Jennifer Rockwell Mark Rollenhagen Paula Sanford Michelle Scherff Randy Schoenborn i Jana Smith Lisa Smith Rodney Smith Daniel Smoes Kimberly So 74 Sophomores Daniel Spohn Jackie Syrek Bradley Stream Deann Taylor Wendy Thompson Denise Umlor Richard Umlor Debbie Vander Jagt Colleen VanderMeulen Valerie Van Tatenhove Not Pictured: Rhonda Bailey Timothy Russell Eric Schmidt Lucretia Self Margaret Wood Roger Veldman Rick Ver Beek Ray Vincent Brenda Woodman Sophomores 75 Dana to the rescue. Where is it? Showing their Macho! 78 Sophomores nitiateS nineteen hundred eighty President: Jayne VanOpynen Vice President: Anita Bouchard Secretary: Molly lacavoni Treasurer: John Diendorf Historian: Julie Finkler Advisor: Mr. Schipper 80 Freshmen Sindy Albrecht Laurie Andersson Louis A rmock Debbie Austin David Babcock Banks Dennis Battjes Robert Bayer Robert Berg Tammy Bigelow Susan Black Anita Bouchard Laura Broderick Bill Brown Steve Bush ■I SI I HI ffHni Carol Carmody Sue Carpenter Paula Clark Jerry Colegrove v Daniel Colli8on Roger Cooly Debra Cooper Angela Court ade Steve Denhof Tim DeYoung m' Ophn Diend orf I Jeffery Doane | Cynthia Dodd Michelle Dommerick Heidi Do ney Jami Draft Amy Du bridge Freshmen 81 Deborah Dyke Rick Ehrlich Debbie Ellison David Finkler Maureen Finkler Susan Finkler Michelle Flora Beth Fortin Julie Foster enny Fredricks rnmmy Frye Ted Graftema Kelly Greiner Michael Gunckel Jonathan Gustin Becky Hammond Charles Harb Susan Hasty Brent Heath Connie Hecksel Suzanne Hecksel Andrew Hehl Dennis Hill Lisa Hillman Kirt Hilton Molly lacavom Catherine’Joglowski } Philip Jewell Karen Johnson Ron Johnson Christina Kasper Charlotte Kemp Tracy Klein Debbie Klein Susan Knapp 82 Freshmen Joe Knauf Alica Korytkowski Richard Kowalczyk David Kulicamp John Leale Albert Lothschutz Ron Luther Mark Mason Tammy Mathews Scott McNitt Gary Meringa Ed Miller Michelle Miller Robert Miller John Molewyk Duane Morris Martha Mosley Michael Nerli Christina Omlor Julie Otterbein Jodi Pearce Jon Perrin Ron Perrin Cherie Plumpton Greg Poe Rene Potts Sherry Rasch Christine Aeed Carlos Rivera Scott Rush Doug Schoenborn Theresa Schoenborn Larry Seitz Scott Showers Deborah Siegel Freshmen 83 John Slaughter Jana Smith Jason Smith Staci Smith Tamara Smith Brad Smoes Scott Smoes Thomas Snider Brad Sprague Deb Statzer Mark Stankus Mark Steffes Kurt Storteboom Rebecca Swindle Jeff Tripp Jamie VanDrunen Lynne VanDyke Amy VanMaldegen Deborah VanNoller Jayne VanOpynen John Velet Larry Veeneman Kyle Weis Dennis Wilbur Mary Wilson Not Pictured: Julie Finkler Debbie Herold Shawn Jura Troy Rakosky Kathy Smith 84 Freshmen Freshmen 85 I think he's looking at me. What are you smiling at? Let's play Cupidlll What's so amazing? What am I doing here??? Look out for low flying objects. 86 Freshmen What was that??? Keeping the Freshmen under control Freshman spirit rides on. Freshmen 87 Exchange Christina Rundstrom Kaveldunsstigen 23 430 80 Horas SWEDEN Tina’s exchange parents in Coopersville are Mr. and 4 Mrs. Ruch. Hej! (Hi) Being part of the student body at CHS is special to me. Everyone here deserves a pat on the back that helped me become part of the school. Tack (thank you) classmates, teachers, Mr. Fortin and his staff This year will be an experience to remember for the rest of my life. Though I may not know all of you personally I will remember the many faces I met in the halls. Let’s keep in touch. Christina Rundstrom Lars Olsson Askakerplan 15 S-436 00 Askim Sweden Lars’ exchange parents in Allendale are Mr. and Mrs. Kemme. Thank you Coopersville H.S. As a Swedish ' big town boy I found it different here, but I got used to it, and now I know that I have had a great time here in Allendale and Coopersville. I've learned a lot about American life, and I have also gotten to know the English language a lot better So to all my friends and everybody I’ve come to know, thank you for a year I will always remember. Lars Olsson Exchange Students Students Lennart Christofferson Norrlandsgaten 3 S-752 29 UPPSALA SWEDEN Lennart’s exchange parents in Conklin are Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Dear American Friends, I have had a very nice year here at Coopersville High School. I want to thank you all, teachers and students for a wonderful time. It has been an interesting year with many experiences. I will remember it for the rest of my life. I hope I will have the opportunity to come back here and see you again. Thank You! Lennart Christofferson Carl Stenstrom Fridas Vag 4 46200 Vanersborg SWEDEN Carl’s exchange parents in Coopersville are Mr. and Mrs. Parcels. Hi grabbar (friends), This is the Swede” writing. As perhaps some of you know I am from a town in Sweden called Vanersberg. I really want to thank all the teachers and students here for giving me a wonderful and in- teresting year. I most want to thank my close friends, who made me feel like home even though I was far away from my own country. I'll try and come back and visit when I am finished with school. If you are ever planning on coming to Sweden sometime, you are welcome to come and visit me. Try to keep in touch and take it easy! Carl “Swede” Stenstrom Exchange Students 89 I hate Michigan. What am I doing here? Gag me with a spoon?? Hey. don't mess with the king. 90 Candids Faculty 91 92 Mrs. Patricia Alberts CHILD DEVELOPMENT HOME PLANNING Mr. Gary Arthur LIBRARIAN Mr. Jack Boeskool ENGLISH Mr. Kenneth Boettner GOVERNMENT SOCIAL SCIENCE Mr. Nathan Burnell GEOGRAPHY HISTORY PSYCHOLOGY Mr. Jake Busman AMERICAN HISTORY CHOIR ENGLISH SPEECH THEATRE Mrs. Carolyn Carey AMERICAN HISTORY BUSINESS EDUCATION GEOGRAPHY IOE TYPING Mrs. Luanne DeVries BAND Mr. Verlyn Eisenhauer BIOLOGY I AND II Mr. Jerry Goosen ELECTRONICS METALS PLASTICS WOODS Miss Dora Grambau AGRICULTURE ENGLISH Mr. John LaDuke COUNSELOR Mrs. Margaret LeMieux AMERICAN HISTORY ENGLISH TYPING Mr. Thomas Marchinowski SPECIAL EDUCATION Mr. Hamilton McGarey BOOKKEEPING CAREER EDUCATION CONSUMERS MATH 98 Mr. Robert Messing BUSINESS LAW ENGLISH GREEK LITERATURE Mrs. Mary Momber CHILD DEVELOPMENT FAMILY LIVING FOODS Mr. Dave Mutchler LIFE SCIENCE PHILOSOPHY Mr. Max Schipper CHEMISTRY LIFE SCIENCE Mrs. Sandy Sitzer GYM AIDE Mr. James Trowbridge ALGEBRA BASIC MATH COMPUTER PROGRAMMING GEOMETRY Mr. Jay Veldman ENGLISH Mr. Bruce Vissers DRAWING LIFE SCIENCE METALS 99 Mr. Warren Warber AUTO MECHANICS METALS RECREATIONAL VEHICLES Spensers Row Ono: Gerald Kragt. John Hilton, Chester Babcock Row Two: James Busman, Joseph Gavin. Daniel Murray, Dean Heath. 100 Faculty Faculty 101 Mrs. Angie Bleckley Mrs. Charlene Julien Mrs. Lori McRobert 102 Faculty BUSDRIVERS “CHAUFFEURS” Row One: Rose Mergener, Carolyn Cushway, Donna Bennick, Bob VanVuren. Row Two: Gloria Smith, Katie Reames, Peggy Morris, Dora Scarbrough, Bon- nie Vogel, Rose Martin, Jean Pratt. Row Three: Joyce Vogel, Pat Hillary, Robert Rolfe, Bill Jacobs. COOKS “CATERERS” Row One: Irma Rotman, June Umlor, Donna Tibbe. Row Two: Pat DeHorn, Pat Holmes, Mary Jean Mengel. CUSTODIANS: Tracy Golden, Rita Austin, Ken Smith. Mr. Jack DeLaat Faculty 103 Sports 105 l Believe, We Believe” ?OW Ch s LaCombe- Todd LeMieux. Mike Hansen, Mark Kluting, Mark Poley, Craig Munger, Adam Hehl. Todd VanDuinen Tony Geffert. Galen Rosel. Tony Anderson. Row Two: Dan Walcott. Bob Sherman. Todd Sheridan. Rob Royce. Gary Buth. Rich Tripp’. Steve Zimmer, Curt Lemmen. Rob Wilder. Jim Lillibridge. Charlie VanderKolk. Row Three: Manager Jeff Grossenbacher Mike Zim- mer Jeff Taylor. Chris Schumaker. Mike Spicer. Dave Vlug, Al Hill. Bruce Cumberworth. Keith Gura. Rick Emshwiller. Manager Jon Koch. Row Four: Coach VanHouten. Coach Goosen, Coach Meerman. Oh no! This is going to hurt. 106 Sports That's right Wee bad.' Thanks tor bringing us up. Practice makes perfect. Sports 107 Adam drives forward for an extra yard. Broncos Opponent 2 won by forfeit 1 8 Kelloggsville 18 8 22 16 Lowell Greenville White Pigeon 0 8 14 28 A Cedar Springs 6 14 Lakewood 0 32 Fremont 14 14 Sparta 22 28 Comstock Park 6 108 Jeff and Bob study game plans??!! The idea is to catch the ball! This isn’t working according to plan! 108 Sports ALL AREA Muskegon Chronicle Second Team Offense — Mike Hansen — Q.B. First Team Defense — Craig Munger N.G. Second Team Defense — Todd Lemieux L.B. TEAM PICKS Team Mgr. — Craig Munger Most Improved — Tony Anderson Most Valuable — Mike Hansen Best Defensive — Todd LeMieux Best Offensive — Todd Van Duinen TRI-RIVER ALL CONFERENCE 1st Offense — Charlie VanderKolk, E, Mike Hansen, QB, Todd Van Duinen, RB, Craig Munger, C, 1st Defense — Craig Munger, NG, Todd Lemieux, LB, Mike Hansen, DB. 2nd Offense — Galen Rosei, G. 2nd Defense — Jim Lillibridge, DG, Bob Sherman, DB. Offense Honorable-Mention — Jim Lillibridge, T. Bob Sherman, E, Tony Anderson, G. Defense Honorable Mention Tony Anderson, DG, Rob Wilder, LB. A PLAYER’S VIEW The ’82 season was an exciting one, as we came out 8-1 and the Tri-River Champs for the third year in a row. Before the season began, we looked worse after we lost our first game, but fortunately we won by forfeit We battled back through defeat in the top two teams, Lowell and Greenville, and the momentum was there as we went to meet White Piegon, a state ranked team. The game ended as a 16-14 double overtime victory for C’ville. We defeated Lakewood and Cedar Springs and won a tough game over Fremont. Then came Spar- ta, a disappointing game for everybody as we lost in overtime, 22-14, and ended up sharing the title with Greenville and Sparta. Our last game was Comstock Park. In the last week of practice, there is traditionally a lot of goofing off and this year was no exception. But as Friday night came around, we knew this would be a tough game and the 3 inches of snow made things even more fun. We came out victorious in a 28-6 win and ended up 7-2 on the season. As I think back on the season, I realize we didn’t have a lot of talent and we definitely didn’t have the size, but one thing that we do have is a lot of team unity. Everyone gets along on this team and that’s what we need to be champions. A COACH’S VIEW As a coach of the 1982 Broncos it was indeed very gratifying to coach these hard-working young men. We’ve overcome a lot of adversity with a cooperative spirit and a burning desire to be suc- cessful. I congratulate them for all of their accomplishments but more important, thank them for mak- ing my years as head football coach so enjoyable and satisfying. I have been blessed over the years with good talent, attitude, and players willing to sacrifice for the sake of the team. I shall always remember the action on the field but I shall cherish the little things off the field. Assemblies, beach parties, dune climbs, team meals, the pumpkin pond and toilet papering my house. There have been a lot of good times and I’m sure you’ll remember them always. I wish each and every one of you continued success and good fortune. Sincerely, Coach Jerry Goosen EYE OF THE TIGER — Survivor 109 Sports J V s Shew Talent r . � y - • - v ■' . Ji 2®I°n : Cioach KJe'n. Glep evilie f Goosen, Kevin Brown, Al Smith, Matt Hehl, Eric Schmidt, Bill Pelkey, Todd Merkins, Mike Holleman, Lucas Prichard, Dana Klemjans, Rodney Smith Row Two: Coach Busman, Todd Hoogewind, Dan Smoes Todd Casselman, John Kleyn Ted Huesing JJfn Murphy. Duane Knauf, Scott Howardr-Scoll-Wo, Kirt Hilton, Chris Roberts, Jeff Langlois Broncos 16 6- 14 16 16 8 18 15 14 110 V, nr, • ’ dt. KedQggsville Lowell Greenville White Pigeon Cedar Springs Lakewood Fremont Sparta Comstock Park istoc Opponent Y % J m 19 20 6 14 12 8 0 0 8 St I refuse to bend over. “My back hurts. 110 Sports Coopersville Scores. Maybe I'll get to play next week. A small turnout of 24 players on the JV Football Team was thought to have some effect on the outcome of the season, but this team made an effort like no one has ever seen before; team work, hitting and execution Even though we had a 5-1 record, which is respectable. Next year will be the year to watch these guys, because we feel with good weight training that there will be a good chance for a 4th championship team. Thanks for all the hard work and good luck In the future. Cl The JV Coaches G. Klein K. Busman J. Meerman Which way should I go? It wasn't my fault... TNT —AC DC Sports 111 Freshmen Leek Toward Future Row One: Louis Armock. Ron Luther, Joe Knauf, Troy Rakosky, Steve Bush, Mark Mason, Paul Unger, Duane Morris, Gary Meringa, Brad Smoes. Mark Steffes, John Diendorf, Paul Dankelfson. Row Two: Coach Depender, Chris Cumberworth. Jason Smith. Chuck Harb, Mark Stankus, John Slaughter, Kurt Storteboom, John Molewyk. Dave Kulicamp, Doug Schoenborn. Dennis Hill, Andy Hehl, Greg Poe. Coach Wright. Not Pictured: Coach Depender Sr. Freshmen come in different sizes. Broncos show form tackle. 112 Sports Freshmen are people, too??? Hi Fellows!! They use the domino tackling theory. May I have the next dance??? Broncos Opponent Grand Haven 36 Nelson 40 Gret r .lie 6 Forest Huts ■ v; J Northern Ht bsonville 19 Kenowa Hills 6 prlngLak. 28 WUlport 28 Coach, can I play? The challenge has been placed freshman football team. With a I strong competition, the tr« dotisly .... the the futnri I ‘M best f Natural A champs. before the class of 1986 rd of 1-7-1 against very Ironcos imprbvod tremen- they j uJI j.conlfhue .to im- be the fin Desire to win Conference Coaches Lance Depender tLen Depender Al Wright Broncos are small but tough!! Broncos head to the line. Too bad mouthpieces don't come in tooty fruity. IT’S A LONG WAY TO THE TOP — AC DC Brcnccettes year Trying Will they ever come down?! 114 Sports Bruiser keeps the hospitals in business. Row One: Jill Kalaher, Diana Holmes, Karri Nowak, Jodie Bouwman, Karen Danklefson, Cindy Sikkema. Row Two: Marian Kowalcyzk, Cecilia Caromody. Jayne VanOpynenm, Tammy VanOpynen, Debbie Liszewski, Coach Koston. The best of friends Amazing Marian makes the ball float. � 1 The sky is falling!) The sky is falling!!! Do you always shoot with your eyes shut? Freeze Frame Parent’s night at C'ville Jayne. I told you to go belore the gamelll I see the light!!! Sports 115 Help me, my back just went out. That’s right we’re bad! My hand is caught... in my hair! Jayne does toe touches before the game. Broncos 44 56 Karri, keep your mind on the game. Kenowa Hills Fruitport ■ '� --— Lowe!! - - Huflsonville Unity. fil . Greenville - __, . e Ca in Christiaf _ G.fV West Catholic Opponent Fremont Sparta CalvinChristina si 116 Sports I think I have a stomach ache!! Jayne, our freshman sensation. The 1982 season was a highly enjoyable experiejic or me, ?nd I trust for the team as well. The girls worked long $nd very hard tdlmprove team and individual skais. Although the won-lost record of our team (5-16) does not reflect their improve- ment, I feel the season next yea I would llk this past se dation for a winning ILS .8 _ ion to all play But a special thank you must be given to the seniors: Cecelia Car- us ef- t their basketball careers. They sincerely d express my appreciation to all players for their efforts mBut a special thank you must be given to the s r Marian Kowalczyk and Cindy Sikkema for their tremendous forts and excellent attitudes throughr will be missed. f h Kos Coach Kosten Honorable mention all conference: Karri Nowak THE KID IS HOT TONIGHT — Loverboy Sports 117 J V s Start Cut Strcng Row One: Paula Clark, Cathy Bronkema. Mindy Hansen, Anita Bouchard. Dawn Benac, Tami Smith. Row Two: Sindy Albrecht, Carol Carmody. Kris Lillibridge. Coach Conran, Nicki Curtiss. Sara Brown. Amy VanMaldegen. 118 Sports I think I broke my arm!!! Mindy, you shouldn’t sit down on the job! Weird things happen on the court. Broncos shoot for two. Perfect form 1 The Junior Varsity season produced mixed results this year. The team supplied three nlayers to the var- sity squad during the season an£ .therefore has proven to be a successful feeder program. The 7 win, 13 loss season showed our lack of abounding ength and offensive size as well as a v % strong on-conference schedule.! enjoyed this season as a h and look forward to next year I wish these rls the best of luck and hope they had fun this year. Conran Linus always said there was a great pumpkin. Broncos 37 59 42 20 39 33 42 4? 36 19 25 28 28 37 20 36 33 28 31 19 Kenowa Hills Fruitport jk J Lowell Hudsonville Unity| Greenville T_ Cedar Springs Lakewood Catholic Central Fremont Sparta ; Lowell Greenville Cedar Springs| Lowell I Fremont Sparta | Calvin Christil I GOODY TWO SHOES — Adam and The Ants sPons m X-Ccunty lias Rebuilding Season Front Row: Tim Westveld. John Eisenhauer, Lars Olsson, Carl Stenstrom, Karl Mosley, Ron Veldman, Joel Spoelman. Back Row: Joe Kerprich, Mary McCloskey, Roger Veldman, Murray Shugars, Kyle VanDoorn. Mike Nawrocki, Fred Hillary, Coach Veldman. Four harriers appeared for the first practice on August 16. John Eisenhower, Mike Nawrocki, Kyle Van Voorn, and Roger Veldman became not only the nucleus but also the salesmen for cross-country at C.H.S. By Stpember 3, a total of twelve made up the team. Seniors Murray Shugars and Mary McCloskey seemed to be the only “experienced” runners. As freshmen they were on the 1980 team. The team’s effort was best shown in the defeat of Lakewood on October 5 by a score of 27-28. Individual best times on our 2.9 mile course were: Mike Nawrocki 16:30, Joel Spoelman 17:05, Roger Veldman 17:28, Karl Stenstrom 17:42, John Eisenhower 17:51, Kyle VanDoorn 17:53, Murray Shugers 18:06, Tim Westveld 19:09, Ron Veldman 19:17, Karl Moseiy 20:54, Mary McCloskey 20:55, and Lars Olsson 21:24. Congratulations for individual performances, for the team effort of defeating a total of four opponents, and the selection of Mike Nawrocki as most valuable runner and Roger Veldman as team captain. Coach Veldman. 120 Sports Broncos Opponent 47 Greenville 16 42 Lowell 19 44 Calvin Christian 15 31 Cedar Springs 25 27 Lakewood 28 47 Sparta 18 50 Fremont 15 50 Grand Haven 15 40 Allendale 18 19 Muskegon Christian 42 10 30 Regionals Runners lake a short cut. Our Swedish speedster Is this Cross Country or Wrestling? Why run when you can drive there?l Billy Sims eat your heart out!!! THE LONG RUN — Eagles Sports 121 Gclfers fiave Tou h Rebuilding Year Row One: Barry Klein, Scott Smoes, Lennart Christoflerson. Tom Snider. Eric Klein. Row Two: Coach Schippers, Lance Fisher, Tim Metten, Brad Stream, Dean Root. Broncos Opponei 0 Lowell 5 1 Allendale 4 0 Fremont 5 V4 Allendale A' i 0 Calvin Christian 5 0 Cedar Spring 5 0 Lakewood 5 0 Sparta 5 0 Calvin Christian 5 5 Grand Rapids Baptist 0 After a long two-year absence, golf returned to the Coopersville Sports scene. With no experienced golfers, however, our team was unable to successfully compete scorewise with other schools of our league. Team members did improve. Their scores came down, slowly but surely. It is hoped that those members who return next year will be a solid nucleus for a much improved team for 1983. Sincere thanks for the hours of practice and effort put forth by the nine members of the 1982 Coopersville Golf Team. Coach Schippers 122 Sports Another wounded one. Give it to me now! Jim what are you up to now? wi It's been an exciting v the varsity football comi row. It was a rebuilding y] iis, ; Freshman Footb, ack. The Wrest I weights to improv land is one of thi year s s m3 for the Bronco’s sports teams, with pions for the third year in a the addition of Cross-Country, golf. It’s good to have I having a pretty good sta their strength. Varsity p three teams going fi teams, and to all sports That one right there. Don't shoot I give up! Sports 123 Girls Netters liana Tcuah Row One: Jennifer Plite, lleen Roberts, Julie Cat Smith. Michelle Kurek. Two: Shelley Browning, Cori Boorman) Coach Kilpatrick, Lisa The Coopersvilte Girls Tennis Team competed for the first time in several years in the 1982 season. The scores indicated this lack of experience. None of the team members had participated in competitive tennis before the 1982 season. It took a great deal of courage on the part of team members to com- pete against the more experienced teams throughout the area and within the Tri-River League. They practiced diligently and with determination to improve. It was a pleasure for me to be associated with these hard working and beautiful young ladies. I wish the senior team members the best in the future and look forward to seeing the underclasswomen in the 1983 Reason. N w E. Kilpatrick 4, , . i ' , 124 Sports Double Trouble MISSED AGAIN — Phil Collins Sports 125 Varsity Basketball Row One: Bob Sherman, Jeff Taylor, Mike Hansen, Todd LeMieux. Gary Metcalf Row Two: Charlie VanderKolk, Curt Lemmen. Joel Spoelman, Tim Metten, Ron Veldman, Coach Kosten. Todd gets snuffed ... Jeff goes in for a layup. 126 Sports Ron waits for the rebound. Hey Bob did you see those cheerleaders. Jeff shows the crowd how to hula. Todd gets his fingers tangled up. Sports 127 Curt doesn't look Impressed. Oops. I almost lost Itlll Where did the ball go? What did you call me boy? They’re playing our song. Boy can he jumplll 128 Sports Gucci, gucci, guuu ... Lucky Ones — Loverboy Jo© may be the next John Travolta. Looks like C’ville’s having an average night. Sports 129 J.V. Basketball Front: Coach Veldman. Row On : Lucas Prichard, Rick Emshwiller, Tom Goosen, Keith Gura, Jeff Langlois, Tim Westveld, Todd Hoogewind. Dan Sir m S gyy Ttrt JeffPoel, Rick Verbeek. Kevin Brown. Roger Veldman. 130 Sports Time for our half-time master-plan. Reach out and touch someone. I wonder if Larry Bird started out this Sniff, Mom didn't use Downy again.” Broncos 69 61 49 47 L, 56 £ leal 33|h - 45 m 39 31 36 49 I 45 41 47 32 i Kent City Kelloggsville Lowell Greenville Ravenna nowa Hills r Springs ood Lake mont Sparta Ffflltport Lowell Hudsonville Greenville Cedar Springs m IS AI U Opponent 50 68 62 h 5% 50 46 v.: 49 59 66 62 ► 57 35 52 tt In terms of wins this season didn't produce very many for the sophomore As individuals you can improve vorking on the basic skills in the off season. Thanks again for the coopera- tion and effort you have given to our program. I sincerely hope ypu will enjoy lots of success in your future years as competitors in sports as1 well as life itself. It was a p.easure wooing with Shoot To Thrill — AC DC Sports 131 Freshman basketball Row One: Paul Unger, Shaun Jura, Greg Poe. Brad Smoes, Coach Goosen. Row Two: Duane Morris, Kurt Hilton. John Leale, Tim DeYoung, Jason Smith. Gary Meringa, Mark Steffes, Paul Danklefsen, Steve Bush. Manager-Ryan Goosen. Such a facial expression ... Bronco s are tough at home. Nano, Nanolll Kurt' accidently'’ hits the opponent. 132 Sports Back off! “Dude Don’t look so surprised ... Broncos 26 53 44 33 34 44 44 50 48 28 42 29 37 32 Freshman Basketball Spring Lake Lowell Greenville Comstock Park Kenowa Hills Cedar Springs Fremont Fruitport Sparta Lowell Hudsonville Greenville yron Center Comstock Park nnq Lake 41 Watch as I balance the ball under my chin. This is how Tarzan swings from tree to tree. h the reinstatement etball this year, Coopersville ablishing the program aft of Fresh ville se e fter a 3 reshman bout year that been The results have not ding but understandably so This team, ugh not successful as measured in wins and losses, proved it can play snd compete. Steady progress was seen all year long and the effort to learn and improve never vered. It is with pride that I congratulate this team for their effort, attitude and cooperative spirit. Best wishes in your future seasons at CHS. J. A. Goosen I Only Time Will Tell — Asia Sports 133 Georg! Sandling, Linda McKnight, Rhonda Heath, Denise Veeneman, Michelle Englert, Denise keeping an eye on Todd. Sarah Inman, Annette Umlor. Laura Eisen, Marla Carmody. Sarah's singing debut Strange but sweet MODEL — Gary Myrik 134 Sports Row On Jenny Rockwell. Row Two: Paula Sanford, DeAnn Taylor, Karla Hecksel, Chris Dodd, Donna McKnight. Kathy Finkler, Chris Hillary. We got spirit, how ’bout you?” Poor Sherry!! Row One: Tracy Klein, Sherry Rasch. Row Two: Jamie VanDrunen, Martha Mosley, Sue Carpenter, Chris Omlor, Julie Finkler. Sports 135 Winter Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders: Row One: Linda McKnight, Denise Veeneman, Michelle Englert, Laura Eisen. Row Two: Sarah Inman. Georgi Sandling Marla Car- mody, Diana Holmes, Rhonda Heath. It must be a private joke! Dee Dee prepares to fly south. To all cheerleaders: Thank you for your spirit and enthusiasm. The time and effort you have put forth this year is greatly ap- preciated. You were an inspiration to us all especially the players. Your spirit and your cheers make Coopersville a great place to be, thanks again!!! 136 Sports She Talks In Stereo — Gary Myrik JV Cheerleaders: Row One: Paula Sanford. Jenny Rockwell. Row Two: Kathy Finkler. DeAnn Taylor. Kris Lillibridge Row Three: Kristine Dodd. Cathy Bronkema. Karla Hecksel. Freshman Cheerleaders. Row One: Sherri Rasch, Sue Carpenter, Jamie Van Drunen. Row Two: Christine Omler. Tracy Klien. Martha Mosley. Julie Finkler. Sports 137 Varsity Vclleyball Row One: Mary McCloskey, Shelly Perkins, Denise Umlor, Chris Reendstrom, Mandy Umlor. Row Two: Coach Holleman, Lauri Petz- nik, Julie Cady, Jenni Hoekwater, Ann Lemieux. No, I don’t play with my eyes closed. A little bit harder and I know it’ll pop. Pre-game Meditation 138 Sports I hope I do good tonight. Okay, you've had it now. I want to fly like an eagle.'' The floor is shinier on this side ot the net. . % r-:. h 5 ;■ J ! I’d rather be home watching Sesame Street. Broncos Varsity Volleyball Opponent 0 Fruitport 2 2 Cedar Snnnm i jW 1 Kent 2 Orchard View 0 0 Lakewood 2 2 Cov r ant Christian 1 Fremoijt Unity 2 Lowell 0 I The varsity volleyball team is off to its greatest start ever' Our present record of 10 wins and 2 losses includes a 1st place tropny tournament trophy. Our parents night victory over Fremont .shows that the team can play excellent volleyball. Let’s hope dedica- tion and hard work will bring continued success. Best Wishes! Coach Holleman We’re Going To The Top — Jonathan Waite spons i39 J.V. Volleyball Row One: Chris Hillary. Mary Kay Armock, Donna McKnight, Alicia Kortkowski. Row Two: Coach Holleman, Michelle Kurek. Mindy Hansen. Amy Irish. Joan Lemieux. Becky Swindle. It says it all. Let’s make a teepee with our arms. Best of friends. 140 Sports Broncos JV Volleyball Opponent 2 Fruitport 1 2 Cedar Springs 0 2 Kent City 0 2 Orchard View 0 2 Lakewood 1 2 Fremont 0 0 Unity Christian 2 2 Lowell 0 This year's J.V. Volleyball team was the most successful in the history of Coopersville High School. All the girls worked very hard to achieve their fine record and deserve con- gratulations upon congratulations. I would like to thank these young ladies for the privilege of working with them and them all success in their future years. Coach Va Jump — Loverboy Sports 141 Wrestling Row One: Ryan Peacock. Mark Stankus. Carlos Reivera. John Gustin, Eric Klein, Tim May. Ron Perrin. Row Two: Rob Royce. Dana Kleinjans. Mike Hessler, Curt DeVos, Tom Snider, Bernie Rawson, Scott McNitt, Tom Zemaitis. Row Three: Coach Kemme. John Slaughter. Tony Anderson. Diane KnadfTjeil Timing, Scott Constantine, Gary Buth, Craig Munger. Coach Snider, Coach VanHouten. V 142 Sports Who do you pick for the Superbowl? I think I'll tear his head off. Wrestling Ravenna Allendale Lowell W Greenville I . Comstock Park Orchard View Q Coopersviile in Cedar Springs Hamilton tnv. KWWlendalelnv. akewood «■ Sparta Unity Christian Kenowa Hills Opponent 63 m 3i 63 T 44 53 Let's get down and boogie. You can't ground me mom. nuo yeoi we nciu one oi me largest squaas ot Wrestlers ever, with only a few who decided to quit. Our experienced wrestlers were Craig Munger (Sr.) 1 yr. experience, Eric Klein (So.) Vt yr. experience, and juniors Bob Royce and Scott Constantine with 2 yrs. experience. We are looking forward to next year when we can start several more ex- perienced wrestlers. Craig Munger had the best record of the season, followed by Mark Stankus (Fr.) and then Bob Royce. Several of our junior varsity wrestlers had better than 500 records for the season, and several of them earned their Varsity letters by wrestling varsity and getting the necessary wins. We'll miss our seniors Craig. Scott, and Tony but we’ll look forward to the day when our freshmen are seniors. Coach Kemme Stranglehold — Ted Nugent Sports 143 Grappler Aides Row On : Karen Nink, Hope Heckel. Rhonda Casper. Laura Broderick. Row Two: Stacia Brown. Robin Schuiling, Diane Klien, Michelle Brown, Paula Clark, Cindy Albrecht. What are you up to Todd?! Rhonda, what are you eating? To all the Grappler Aides: Thank you for your time and effort. It has been greatly appreciated throughout this season. The wrestlers, Coach and fans all thank you. Keep up the good work. Thanks again. Coach Kemme 144 Sports Takin’ Care Of Business — BTO It never falls, bring your umbrella and It doesn’t rain. I like him. Everybody Wants You — Billy Squier Sports 145 Miracle Pa$$ Saves the Seniors Row One: Michelle Pickett. Cindy Sikkema. Sue Hehl, lleen Roberts Cari Dcaft. Georgi Sandling. Mandy Umlor. Chris Boomgaard. Sonya Brower. Row Two: Carla DeVos. Carole Morgan. Mary Jo Vanofer Sioot, Rhonda Heath. Marla Carmody, Marian Kowalczyk, Kathee Morris. Tracy Mayse. Georgia Thiel. Dorothy Kitch. Chris Reens, Jean Zimmer. Row Three: Lori Laug, Jill Kalaher, Kim McBride. Lee Denson. Christine Siegel. Michelle Brown. June Yost. Kae Hammack, Kim Jansma. Karla Hammack, Mary McCloskey. Paula Smith. 2 { 3 Out of the huddle and to the line. These girls mean business. 146 Sports Row One: Jim Preston Row Tow: Todd VanMaldegen, Lance Fisher. Row Three: Mark Kluting. Tim Metten, John Langlois. DIRTY LAUNDRY Puffers Coni ncerned an excellent was perfdfet isn’t seerrito, J ptjJnks to Scott, rhelj oaching. I reall hanks:.. W fc liini(i sMa Excellent Game but Ecse Late in the End ... Row One: Tammy Vanopynen. Julia CaiJy ACbelle Englert. Linda McKnight. Shelley Perkins, Robin Schilling. Cindy Pearce. Karri Nowak. Jodi Owen. Christine HeckselA efrdyLaug Oee Dee Denson Row Two: Kim Bos. Lisa Morgan. Patty Diendorf, Carol Heath, Dawn Crandle. Shelley TerAvest. Demse JoftTcCKaren Nink, Tammy Bursma. Diane Klien, Tina Marshall. Annette Umlor. Ann LeMieux Row Three: Chris Janose. Kristi Van Doom, Laura Clark. Kami Hecksel. Laura Eisen. Jenni Hoekwater. Jennifer Plite. Bon- nie Laug. Jodi Bouwman. Karen Danklefson. Sandy Woodman. Chris Kuzee, Jodi Childress. DeeDee Holmes. f To all the gratulationi A(ere the vie game and yc r. entov YOU’VE GOT ANOTHER THING COMING—f Judas Priest Juniors go in for a score. Look Out Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders? Sports 147 Look it floats!!! You'll get a foul for that Kevin! 148 Sports Organizations 149 Student Council Leanne Umlor, Laureen VanderJagt. Todd LeMieux, Cindy Sikkema, Sarah Inman, Linda McKnight, Jenny Hoekwater, W dy LayLjg. Row Two: Mary Finkler, Denise Umlor, Margaret Steffes, Tony Anderson, John Wiggers. Galen Rosel, Jim Preston. Row ThreJttXnn LeMieux, Sherry Rasch, Donna McKnight, JulieFmKierrtyolly lacovoni, Larry Veeneman, Jayne VanOpynen. Row Four: Sue Biggs. Lori Laug, Marian Kowalczyk, Kim McBride, (gari Drafts Chuck Armock. Randy Schoenbern, Michelle Brown. Jenny Rockwell. DeAnne Taylor. Paula Sanford. Mindy Hansen, Joan LeMieux, Steve Bush, John Diendorf. 150 Organizations • • •% Who’s idea was that? Well, what do you think? Organizations 151 National lienor Society Row One: Denise Jomck. Shelley TerAvest. Robin Schuiling. Kathy Umlor. Mary Jo Vander StoetrGecilia Carmody. Michelle Brown. Rhonda Heath Row Two: Shelley Browning. Michelle Perkins. Tammy Bursma. Joanne DeLaat. Ileen Roberts.£ari Draft JDarol Heath. Kim Bos. Anne Lemieux Lucy Schar- porn Row Three: Nancy Gavin, Margaret Steffes. Cheryl May. Christine Seigel. Cheryl 5h edbee rMarianne Mason. Soma Prichard. Annette Umlor Karen Danklefson. Kami Heck set. Micki Shuggars Row Four: Laureen Vander Jagt. Todd Sheridan. Chris Schumaker. Ron Veldman. Curt Lemmen Mark Cumberworth. John Schertf. Gerald Heemstra. Mike Zimmer. John Eisenhaur Row Five: Dee Kitch. Steve Zimmer. Todd Lemieux Gordon Powers Rob Ellis. Todd Meindertsma. Skipping again? A CHS headache Ooh! What a ten! A strange moment. .. Cheryl’s at work! 152 Organizations Presidents Advisory Concert Eand Row One: Debbie Vender Jagt. Robin Schuiling. Karen Danklefen, Kim McBride. Nancy Engle. Diane Klien. Row Two: Marlene Scholten, Tammy Finney. Dawn Buchanan, Michelle Scherff, Shelly Englert, Theresa Wagenaar. Charlotte Kemp. Row Three: Julie Finkler, Amy DuBridge. Betty Vander Jagt. Colleen VanderMeulen, Rhonda Heath. Chris Hillary. Angie Eisen, Michelle Brown Row Four: Margaret Wood. Mike Collison. Paul Danklefson Row Five: Dennis Hill, Jason Smith. Kim Bos. Mary Finkler. Jeff Doane, Bonnie Baker. Dan Collison. Row One: Beth Fortin, Amy Bronkema, Karen Austin. Molly lacavoni, Tammy Mathews. Row Two: Paulette Barringer. Greg Poe, Ryan Peacock. Paula Sanford, Leslie Denson, Tina Marshall. Row Three: Mark Ambrose. Eric Klein. Mark Eberlein, Shelly Perkins. Keith Gura, Randy Hecksel, John Velat. Laura Broderick, Denise Wilber. Row Four: Barry Klein, John Wiggers. Timm Bosker, John Dein- dorf. Grant DuBridge. Laurie Anderson. Tim VanderKooi, Roger Veldman, Chris Roberts. Matt Ambrose, John Scherff. 154 Organizations Kids hold on, my Deodorant isn't dry yet. I’d rather be sucking lemons. Look Mom. no hands! Organizations 155 Drum Majcrettes A marching we will go . .. 156 Organizations Choir Row One: Debbie Vander Jagt. Debbie Dyke. Cindy Harris, Cindy Thies. Kari Davis. Georgia Thiel. Heidi Hardin. Sandy Woodman, Sheila Gardner, Chris Dodd. Shannon Eaton. Debbie Reens, Chris Boomgaard. Mr. Busman, Sonya Brower. Row Two: Sue Black, Valerie Henning. Barb Smoes, Chris Reens. Georgi Sandling, Sarah Inman, Debbie Van Noller, Martha Mosely, Chris Omlor. Jean Zimmer. Sara Brown Row Throe: Lauri Burgtorf, Brenda Woodman, Chris Kuzee, Peggy Albrecht. Sandy Ertle. Jackie Syrek. Laureen Vander Jagt. Galen Rose!. Kyle VanDoorn, Kevin Bailey, and Kim Sommers. Flirting again. Laureen? Practice makes perfect You gotta' be kiddingl Fa la la la la... Organizations 157 Jazz Band Row One: Amy Bronkema. Debbie VanderJagt. Molly Scholten, Tammy Finney. Row Two: Bonnie Baker, Jeff Doane, Dan Collison, Laura Broderick, Coleen VanderMeulen. Mark Eberlein, Eric Klein, Mark Ambrose Ryan Peacock, Greg Poe, Tammy Finney, Leslie Denson, Tina Marshall. Paulette Barringer Mike Collison, John Scherff, Barry Klein, John Diendorf, John Wiggers Sleeping as usual. I never have any control! 158 Organizations r.r.A Row One: Miss Grambau, Advisor, Galen Rose!, President; Alan Plank, Vice President; Todd Bosker, Sentinel; Nancy Engle, Secretary; Lou Armock, Jett Maiville, Chuck Armock Row Two: Glen Neville, Duane Knauf, Tim DeYoung, Ryan Peacock. Sandy Woodman. Timm Bosker. Dan Smoes, Jon Perrin, Andy Omlor, Rick Verbeek, Neal Bouchard. Row Three: Albert Lothschutz, Scott McNitt. Mark Klein. Scott Smoes. Ron Luther. Brad Smoes. Tammy Smith, Sue Knapp. Kathy Smith. Paulette Barringer, Amy Irish, Carlos Rivera, Matt Hehl. Row Four: Mike Gunckel, Tim May. Marlin Langland, Russ Borst, Tom VanderWall. Rusty Luther, Tim Creager, Doug Clay, Margie Foster, Paul Danklesen, Mike Burgtorf, Ron Perrin, Bob Miller, Andy Hehl Row Five: Ed Miller, Ted Graftema, Chris Gunckel, Paul Brown, Bill Looks, John Kleyn, Keith Hanenburg, Mark Rollenhagen. Tim Russell, Rodney Hecksel, Karen Danklesen. Anita Bouchard. Tim Perrin. Christine Hecksel. Galen's picking up another date. Hope you're not getting paid for that. Organizations 159 Row One: Michelle Dommenick, Marla Carmody, Joanne DeLaat, Jenny Plite, Carol Heath. Bonnie Laug. Annette Umlor. Row Two: Terri Looks. Amy Irish. Dawn Benac. DeeDee Holmes. Mindy Hansen. Tammy Smith. Sue Knapp, Cindy Dodd. Roger Cooley. Row Three: Beth Fortin. Susie Carpenter. Shelly Ter Avest. Eric Hirst. Daniel Spohn, Beth Hammond. Cindy Smith, Julie Wibert. Julie Foster. Chris Sheridan. Herr Haan. Row Four: Jenny Rockwell, Cecilia Carmody. Margaret Steffes. Sonia Prichard. Marianne Mason, lleen Roberts, Shelley Browning, Kim Bos, Rhonda Heath. Kami Hecksel. Row Five: Mark Steffes. Jamie VanDrunen. Richard Kowalcziek. Colin Probert, Ryan Peacock. Lars Olsen, Karl Stenstrom, Tony Dommenick. Rob Ellis. Dean Hess. Denise Umlor, Todd Sheridan. Row Six: Curt Lemmen. John Velat. Heidi Hardin, Mark Ambrose, Marlene Scholten, Mandy Umlor. Georgi Sandling, Marian Kowalczyk. Vicki Smoes. Cindy Sikkema. Scott Showers. Ron Johnson, Rick Emshwiller. Coopersville Enthusiastics! What’s so funny Karol, is it dirty? 160 Organizations Peek-a-boo! Computer Club Eric Klein. Vanessa Nyberg, Rick Erlick. Colin Probert. Barry Klein, Matt Ambrose 162 Organizations Mr. Trowbridge Vanessa Nyberg Office Aides Row One: Denise Jonick, Kari Davis, Becky Swindle. Lauri Burgtorf, Shelly Browning Row Two: Michele Kurek, MaryKay Armock, Diane Klien, Donna McKnight, Carla DeVos. Sue Hehl. Row Three: lleen Roberts, Michelle Englert, Sonya Brower, Jim Murphy. Tim Metten, Jim Preston. Kitchen Aides Keith Schafer. Lori Burgtorf. Renee Potts, Tammy Gardner, Tony Dommenick. Dean Root. Mike Burgtorf, Scott Battjes, Ray Vincent, Dean Hess. Organizations 163 Library Aides Row One: Sue Sessions. Karol Snider. Mindy Hansen. Julie Cady. Mary Jo VanderSloot. Linda McKnight. Row Two: Paula Sanford. Marianne Mason. Sonia Prichard Row Three: Dorothy Kitch. A.V. Aides Row One: John Langlois. Lance Fisher. Galen Rosel. John Koch. Joel Spoelman. Bob Fewless. Keith Gura. Mr. Arthur Row Two: John Hopwood. Jeff Grossenbacher, Bob Sherman. Jeff Taylor, Dave Vlug, Andy Omlor. Jim Hanenburg. 164 Organizations Meriting Skill Center Row One: Cecilia Schwartz, Lu Anne Meerman, Stary Brown, Shirley Hockey, Tracy Matuk, Sue Larsen, Bernie Rawson, Ed Crane, Bob Jewell. Scott Bennink, Rob Julien, Row Two: Diane Ruster, Barb Lillibridge, Kim Reed. Jim Kisner, Mary Lozon, Herb Davis. Chuck Van Dyke. Mike Gavin, Jeff Poley, Linda Courtade, Cynthia Valkier, Row Three: Fred Van Noller, Chris Butler. Jeff Kluting, Al Hill, Steve Looks, Ginny Beld, Paul Theeuwes, Dave Fish, Ray Zimmer, Rick Leale, Michelle DuBridge. Atterncon Skill Center Front Row: Todd Lumsden, Kristi VanDoorn, Paula Smith, Frank Noel. Micki Shugars. Tina Marshall. Jennifer Palasek. Row Two: John Wiggers. Ray White. Randy Hoolsema, Mike Mercer. Tim Perrin, Jodi Childress. Jack Wienand. Rusty Luther. Skill Center 165 How's this pose? What do ya mean?! 9 Who died? 166 Candids J � p 7® M 'iloqpQi u |JbU %%e%ocj piCJO '“tiip.J tfl.T JO J12-U t(4- uo 'sqln uCji'WunC dj � 9 cov I’Pi „°°b b 4, «e'u ir 4 ■ nc|f , 4 'U+ J U'3 J?W WOW I KM '. VMUO M, L' ,wp l 4 ■09 MOli .+,Upip 4 'W 4c vo h 1 1 .1 JCln p Ft' wo - i- CpPP L 59 P K r 1 pm mcv? i-n o 'w. 1 � j_ 'Jt4 c H- 12 ■ w 1� j-'HIT'-H-1 ---------------------W? Advertising 167 1-0 V 3 M f V S .r V V .V uTjV -v4 To v: v .ti jy«y Jef. 0 p vl -A V P o v b We Serve . J rvly ( Sandwiches , S T b ' -y [ i ' � i f (_end Wine „.(lVy 0f CtmjAfity •• I eipfcWishes Fr jf rfed, Larry and Diane Y ? ifc'v 5 f jHV?0’ (V wn and Meet the Help- u-e Pat, Debbie, 1 ,T A _ Jackie, Joe c 168 Advertising Casemiers’ SHOP-RITE Congratulations C.H.S. Class off 1983 We wish continuing success and good fortune to the graduates and all at Coopersville High School. As you embark upon new adventures, we pray that God’s help will assist you in all your endeavors. Advertising 169 G H EQUIPMENT 7421 State Road, Coopersville, Michigan 49404 Your Local Patz Dealer • Liquid Manure Pumps • Chop-N-Beds • Silo Cars • Starline Hal Heckel 837-6421 Jim Busman 837-8830 P Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 83 ... From Your Neighbor LEIGH PRODUCTS P-1 d DIVISION Manufacturers of Products for the Building and Remodeling Industries CITY OF COOPERSVILLE 289 Danforth P.O. Box 354 Cooparavilla, Michigan 49404-0354 618-837-9731 Congratulations Seniors 83 “■“Ss From the COOPERSVILLE CITY COUNCIL BROWN BROWN FARMS Vegetables, Fruit Eggs 17874 — 8th Avenue Conklin, Michigan 49403 Bob Gary Brown 170 Advertising Phone: (616) 837-6931 McGAREY ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICE Congratulations Class of '83 H. L. McGarey 291 W. Randall Accountant Coopersville Bod y «W ndei m A ItH’liK MS MliUlMM DOUG'S AUTO BODY 31 44th Street Wyoming, Mi. 538-5170 7750 — 20th Ave. Jenison, Mi. 457-4300 4300 Remembrance Walker, Ml Quality Collision Repair 14960 68th Ave., Coopersville, Mich. 49404 Doug Otterbein Phone 837 8689 Phone — 453-7741 MOW-N-GO Lawn, Garden and Recreation Center Service and Sales Snapper • Yardman • Simplicity • Kawasaki We Service All Small Engines GROENINK’S ELEVATOR HARDWARE, INC. 11260 Michigan St., Nunica, Ml 49488 Phone: 837-6251 We Wish Success And Happiness to the 1983 Graduating Class 148 Eastmanville St. Coopersville, Ml 49404 Phone 837-8462 From a Sandwich to a Meal SPARTA INN RESTAURANT Otis Susan Warmuskerken 147 E. Division 887-1648 Sparta, Ml 49345 Advertising 171 LEMMEN Insurance Agency Bern Dan Lemmen 11266 68th Ave., Allendale, Michigan 49401 Phone 677-3134 SUPERIOR AUTO BODY REPAIR Tom Hoebeke 14521 State Street COOPERSVILLE ANIMAL CLINIC Owner Marne, Michigan 49435 RANDALL TO SUIT YOUR HAUS TASTE FAMILY RESTAUR- ANT 180 Randall Coopersville, Ml 837-6944 Mexican Food Available Sizzlin’ Since 1938 The Only Way to Travel Air • Train • Cruise • Bus 6534 Lake Michigan Dr. Allendale, Ml 49401 (616) 895-5160 (1) 800-632-2012 BRANN’S STEAK 5EAFB0D BRANN’S ON ALPINE 5080 Alpine N.W. 784-2100 172 Advertising MODERN CLEANERS 256 Main St. Coopersville Congratulations Class of ’83 CRICKELWOOD COURT MOBILE HOME PARK ADEMA’S GENERATOR SERVICE, INC. 224 Randall Street Coopersville, Michigan 49404 Telephone 837-8169 Garrett Bill Large Shaded Lots — Country Setting Paved Streets — Natural Gas 23776 36th Ave. Ravenna, Ml 853-6477 853-6574 I ■ Bob Advertising 173 PRESTON’S STANDARD SERVICE 1169 W. Randall Phone:837-8721 ALLENDALE FARM SUPPLY 6633 Lake Michigan Dr. Allendale, Mich. 49401 Phone: 895-4337 Jerry TerHoeat Ron Riemersma BIL-MAR FOODS, INC. Home of Mr. Turkey Congratulations to each student and teacher on their year’s successes. 174 Advertising McCormick Machine Tool, Inc. Dies — Fixtures — Machining Molds — Fabricating — Design Production and Short Run and Prototype Equipment and Production Knowledge at Your Disposal (616) 837-8128 280 River Road, Coopersville, Ml 49404 Metcalf Machine, Inc. Manufactures Front Steering Axles Dual and Single Wheels 30,000 40,000 lb. Range 280 River Rd. Coopersville, Ml 49404 PHONE: 837 8177 Metcalf Mold Company, Inc. 280 River Street Coopersville, Ml 49404 PHONE: (616) 837 8177 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1983 Advertising 175 Phone: 453-7416 H.B. SPORTS LARRY A. LEMMEN Attorney at Law 4285 Lake Michigan Drive Standale, Mich. Bait for All Kinds of Fishing Tackle Guns and Ammo Clothing, Archery, Reloading 274 Main Street Coopersville, Michigan 49404 Phone (616) 837-6221 BERLIN RACEWAY Racing Every Saturday Night Opening the Last Saturday in April. Ravenna RAVEN ROOM’ Cocktail Lounge • Bowling • Billiards N. Slocum Road • Banquets Ravenna, Michigan • Snack Bar Phone 853-2275 Bus. (616) 453-2438 TABER OTTENWESS, INC. Complete Truck and Car Service 2501 Wilson, N.W. Grand Rapids, Mich. 49504 SPARTA STATE BANK 109 East Division Sparta, Michigan Phone — 887-7366 Congratulations Class of 19831 176 Advertising CHURCH OF THE SAVIOR R.C.A. 180 68th Avenue Coopersville, Mich. Congratulations to the Class of 1983 HEATH MANUFACTURING COMPANY Congratulates the Seniors of the Class of 1983 and Extends Best Wishes to All at Coopersville High School Advertising 177 MANUFACTURERS BANK i “That’s my bank” Member F.D.I.C. The Originators of the Kit Barn Concept. §£_UTO ERVICE NICK’S GARAGE Certified Mechanic Repair of Cars — Truck and Tractor Automatic Transmissions Jer Manufacturing Inc., 7205 Arthur Drive Cooperaville, Mich. 49404 • (616) 837-8174 Phone 837-6817 16983 88th Ave. Nick Noppert Coopersville, Mich. RINALDI PIZZA Featuring... Pizza • Submarine Sandwiches Dry and Wet Burritos Open for Lunch Tues.-Fri. 11 AM-2 PM Mon. Thru Thurs. 5 PM-1 AM Fri. and Sat. — 4 PM-3 AM Sunday 5 PM-Midnight Two Locations Marne Comstock Park 14532 State St. 3979 West River Dr. N.E. Between 16th Ave. 8 Hayes St. 1 Block N. of Lamoreaux 677-1281 784-5364 Beer and Wine to Go Beer and Wine to Go Advertising 179 jjk Ik James Kelly D.V.M. Linda Schmidt D.V.M. KELLY’S ANIMAL CLINIC 4011 Remembrance Rd. Walker City, Ml GRAND VALLEY REDI MIX, INC. Gerald Kishman 0-10600 Linden Dr., N.W. 677-1226 Grand Rapids, Mich. 49504 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 ST. MICHAEL’S CATHOLIC CHURCH 17151 88th Ave. Coopersville To all at Coopersville High School go our wishes and prayers for continuing success and good fortune. We wish that the student body will develop high standards and gain practical knowledge for future endeavors. And for the faculty, we pray they will succeed in their goals to instruct today’s youth who will become tomorrow’s leaders. LILLIES DEPARTMENT STORE Ship ’n Shore Women’s Wear Jewelry 180 Advertising Carpet — Linoleum — Formica — Tile Wallpaper — Draperies — Repco-lite Paints TOWN COUNTRY TILE CARPETS 5596 Lake Michigan Drive Allendale, Mich. 49401 837-4317 Ron Rotman, Proprietor AL VENEMA’S USED CARS TRUCKS Thurs. and Fri. — 1 to 8 PM Sat. 9 AM to Noon Buy Sell Trade Cleveland at 88th Local Phone (6161784-2177 Out Of State Phone 1-800-253 5499 Marvin L. Vander Ark President Residence: 784 7815 Mailing Address: Office Address: P.O. Bo 393 3744 Dykstra Drive, N.W, Comstock Park, Michigan 49321 Grand Rapids, Michigan 49504 SVILLE COMMUNITY BAKERY 319 Main Street Coopersville, Ml 49404 Advertising 181 R. J. Nauta — Sales Service Congratulations Class of 1983 VAN’S CONTRACTING COMPANY 41 East Cleveland Coopersville, Michigan 49404 Ed Vanderkol Phone 837-8400 Jamesway Powerchoring Equipment Northwest Ohio Silos Ideal Gates Hog Equipment Conklin, Mich. Tel. 899-2626 Sewer and Water Lines Septic Tanks and Drain Fields Farm Drainage and Ditching Gravel and Fill Sand Top Soil Crane — Trucking — Backhoe Wells and Pumps 4 and Larger Pump Sales and Service Deep Well Turbine and Submereible 4 Residential Wells Given Special Attention Fast Rotary Drilling Soil Test Boring and Analysis Earth Resistivity Surveys Engineered Ground Water Supplies 453-3212 II No Answer 453-3213 or Marne 677-1070 Gerry Neubecker Sons 3311 3 Mile Rd. NW • Grand Rapids • INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL 182 Advertising Congratulatio] f Fresh FruitJmd Vegetablasr'uarden Supok v Flowers Coopersville Floral Greenhouse Plants — Funeral Arrangements Weddings — Floral Designs 362 East Street — Coopersville, Mich. 49404 Phone 837-8525 of 1983 RUIT RANCH C S SECOND HAND SHO 310 Ottowa Coop., Mi. 49404 Carl 677-3575 Stele 842-9601 837-6233 PRODUCTS. INC 2070 WALDORF NW BOX 1647 GRAND RAPIDS MlCM 48501 (616)453 4481 Advertising 183 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE GROUP Ken and Bob Willard 6574 Lake Michigan Drive Allendale, Michigan 49401 Bus: 895-4380 or 895-4381 Home: 677-3924 or 677-5351 Congratulations Class of “83” Easy Care Exteriors by: SHERIDAN’S HOME IMPROVEMENT, INC. 3683 Harding Conklin, Ml 49403 “We Take Pride in What We Side’ GARTHWAITES TROPHY ROOM 287 Main Coopersville, Ml 49404 RAPID DESIGN SERVICE, INC. Designers, Engineers, Technical Consultants Designers of: Tools, Dies, Special Machines, Automation, Mechanical Handling Devices Product Design — General Drafting — Illustration 14200 Ironwood Drive N.W. Grand Rapids, Michigan 49504 616 677-1257 Branch Offices at: Ft. Wayne, Ind. Dayton, Ohio Spring Lake, Ml Jackson, Ml Milwaukee, Wis. Decatur, Ala. 184 Advertising Going Forth to Make a Better World The pastor and parishioners offer their congratulations and prayers for the 1983 graduates that they may go out and enrich our world with their own special gifts and talents for the betterment of humanity and the glory of God. ST. MARY’S PARISH SMITH BROS. SEWING MACHINES POOL TABLES 2 Locations to Serve You 4055 Remembrance Rd. 1723 44th St. SE Walker — 453-7723 Kentwood — 455-2840 Specializing in Viking Servicing All Makes — We Take Trade-Ins Sewing Machine Cabinets to Fit All Machines — Factory Direct — Congratulations Paula! STANDALE AUTO SUPPLY Phone 453-4439 0-217 Lake Michigan Drive — Grand Rapids, Mich., 49504 1 T IMBERLINE ESTATES of COOPERSVILLE (Mobile Home Park) Coopersville, Michigan 49404 Advertising 165 COOPERSVILLE MEDICAL CENTER P.C Wishes Congratulations to Class of “83’ crazei ' X r 0o jL6 iOUe- r cV v iV fa jp Wi v CvV ua cVcujwc 5 r ,t Yw t Dr. and Mrs. Roger Holman Ruby and Wilma Kaye and Bernie and Lois 186 Advertising DALE LACHMANN Manager CONKLIN FARM EQUIPMENT INC. 3731 Miller Street Conklin. Michigan 49403 616899 2491 COOPERSVILLE LUMBER CO. Dealers in Lumber and Builders’ Supplies Phone 837-8356 We Don I Want All The Business—Just Yours DANIEL’S BEAUTY SALON 323 Main Street Coopersville, Ml 49404 837-6617 Unisex Styling Congratulations Class of ’83 DYKSTRA ELEVATOR, INC. Conklin, Ml 49403 Ph.899-2644 Advertising 187 Design and Manufacturing Sales and Service DR. JAMES W. BURTON Optometrist Eye Examinations — Children and Adult Contact Lenses PHIL BROWN WELDING CORP. Farm and Hydraulic Equipment 246 Ottawa St. Coopersville, Ml 49404 Phone (616) 837-6847 Hours by Appointment 4689 — 8 Mile Rd. N.W. (616) 784-3046 Conklin, Ml 49403 Congratulations Class of 83 From: TOM’S FEED MILL 210 Eastmanville Street Coopersville, Ml 49404 Animal Care Products Phone: 837-6150 186 Advertising Coke is it! Petroleum Fertilizers Grain Seeds Feed ES� COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR CO COOPERSVILLE 364 Main Street — Coopersville, Michigan 49404 Phone 837-8051 — 837-6997 CARMODY ENGINE SERVICE Parts and Repair 16135 16th Avenue Marne, Michigan 49435 Phone 677-1353 Coopersville Area News ... ... For Coopersville Area People — THE COOPERSVILLE NEWS Published by Free Feelings Printing 295 Main Street Coopersville, Michigan 49404 Phone:837-9649 4 EXECUTONE OF WESTERN MICHIGAN, INC. The Intelligent Telephone Company Telephone and Communication Systems for Business and Industry r (616) 677-1257 14100 Ironwood Drive, N.W., Grand Rapids, Michigan 49504 Advertising 189 For Creative Counseling in All Phases of Advertising and Sales Promotion, Call... GARDINER ADVERTISING Marketing and Promotional Specialist” Talaphons (818) 853-2585 3340 Main St., Ravanna, Ml «8451 Calsndsrs • Pramiuma • Ad Spacialtiaa • Industrial Incantivas • Gifts — 1-96 and 68th Avenue — — Coopersville, Michigan 49404 — — 616-837-8330 — —We Sell Family Fun — Oftica and Showroom Hours: Monday-Friday, 8-12 and 1-5 (616) 895-6668 ih GRAND VALLEY TRUCK TRACTOR Congratulations Class of 1983 Your I.H. Red Power Dealer 6660 Lake Michigan Dr. Fred Langeland Allendale, Ml 49401 SONS FRUIT GROWERS Producers of Quality Michigan Apples, Cherries, and Plums Controlled Atmosphere, Cold and Freezer Storages eisterjs GROWER SERVICES INC Conklin, Michigan 887-9933 Agricultural Chemicals Fertilizers Orchard Supplies Aerial Application 190 Advertising After School Parties Group Parties Monday — Book Private Parties Tuesday — Book Private Parties Wednesday — 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. — Family Night (Parents Free) Thursday — Book Private Parties Friday — 7 to 10 p.m. — Skating Friday — 10:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. — Dancing (Rock) Saturday Afternoon — 1 to 3:30 Family (Parents Free) Saturday Evenings — 7 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. — All Ages Sunday — 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. — Family Skating (Parents Free) 12189 East Apple Avenue Birthday Parties M-46 Ravenna, Michigan Inquire Racing Team 887-9833 696-1483 696-0148 853-2971 6 Miles West of Cedar Spring or 4 Miles East of Kent City on M-46 (17 Mile Road) Monday Evening — Book Private Parties Tuesday Evening — Family Night 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. (Parents Free) Wednesday Evening — Book Private Parties Thursday Evening — Book Private Parties Friday Evening — Rock Night 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday Afternoon — 1 to 3:30 p.m. (Free Instruction 12 to 1) Saturday Evening — Rock and Disco 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. (Dance — 10 to 12:30 p.m.) Sunday Afternoon — Family Skating 2 to 4:30 p.m. Parents Free Sunday Evening — Adult Skating 6 to 9 p.m. After School Parties — Birthday Parties — Group Parties Inquire Racing Team Skate Rental — 754 Call — 887-9833 or 696-1483 or 696-0148 or 853-2971 Advertising 191 SCHNEIDERS TIRE OUTLET Best Wishes Class of 83 1454 Franklin Marne, Mich. Phone: 677-5866 Road King and Michelin Tires Joan Joyca 261 Randall Street Coopersville, Michigan 49404 iawa’S Lome Nancy MEN.WOMEN'S HAIRSTYLING 1-616-837-8839 The Suburban Store Where You Save Morel Family Food Plaza 1031 4-Mile Rd., N.W. Grand Rapids, Mich. 49504 Phone (616) 837-6979 1-800-632-0087 Phone 784-1031 9-9 Mon.-Fri. 8-1 Sat. Compliments of HATFIELD SPRAYING SERVICE, INC. FREDERICK HOEKZEMA, JR., D.D.S. 5902 Lake Michigan Drive Allendale, Michigan 49401 Bill Hatfield, President P.O. Box 8 Nunica, Michigan 49448 Telephone 895-7415 Aerial Spraying Fertilizing Seeding HAZEKAMPS’ FOODS 3603 James Street Box 181 Ravenna, Mich. 49451 Congratulations Class of ’83 192 Advertising NEWSPAPERS Electrical and Electronic Products 323 Skeels St. Coopersville, MI 49404 We do it best! Also See Us For QUALITY PRINTING • Envelop� • Booklets • Menus • Letterheed • Director� • Tickets You name if — we I print it 7595 SCHOOL ST., JENISON PLAZA PHONE 457-1120 HI-RAM NESCO ■ Wa fna A ■ ttjrrs fila f a r+ • • • ' r nJrr.i 699 JaAr irAi i£Ui C fU te • 'S A-su aA ■ Ar uyajt 494P 9 Aj 6 • Aut f a 6 6 995 5 04 J JCAR CO. 2621 W. 28th Street S.W. Grand Rapids, Mich. 49509 532-2341 Larry J. Veeneman 677-3128 Home Phone Nick J. Bravata 698-9899 Home Phone JOE’S REPAIR SERVICE John Deer Lawn and Garden Equipment Lawn Boy Mowers — McCulloch Saws 12800 68th Avenue Allendale, Mich. 49401 616-895-6400 Case Lawn and Garden John Deere Snowmobiles JOHN’S DOWNTOWN SERVICE 24 Hour Wrecker Service 837-6691 or 837-6152 i; Klothcs Klosct IN DOWNTOWN ALLENDALE Tom and Jacque White (616) 895-5103 Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9-6 dolphin Paddle Boats KEN HARRIS President K.L. INDUSTRIES, INC. 3551 3-MILE ROAD N.W. GRAND RAPIDS, Ml 49504 PHONE: 1-616-453-9708 Residence: Muskegon, Ml Phone: 1-616-798-1716 KNCWt AUTO SUPPLY 6633 Lake 3849 Oakee, S.W. 6944 — 12th Ave. Michigan Dr. Grandville Jenison Allendale 538-5240 457-3860 895-4364 LEMMEN PONTIAC LEMMEN OIL CO. 13 Randall St. Coopersville, Michigan 49404 Shell corrct SHOP 1381 W RANDALL. COOPERSVILLE PH 837 8818 Mm MARV’S REPAIR SERVICE 3759 Johnson Street Marne, Michigan 49435 Marvin L. Modderman (616) 677-1204 194 Advertising Congratulation to the Claaa of 'S3 FAMILY SINCE 1922 Headquarters for adidas 841 W. Leonard One Block Weat of Alpine 458-6744 1253 Eaat Leonard Leonard-Fuller-Plaza 458-2244 MODERN INTERIORS. INC. SPACE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS 260 Ottawa St. Coopersville Michigan 49404 Phone (616) 837-8608 FREE ESTIMATE Jay Drooger Phone (616) 837-8608 Gene Kamps Phone (616) 837-8307 o-------------------------------------------- u Congratulations 1983 Seniors THE LANTHORN I MUSKEGON FEDERAL SAVINGS ' Member FSUC Downtown Muskegon • North Muskegon • Roosevelt Park Grand Haven • Coopersville • Whitehall • Fremont • Hart NORM’S BARBER SHOP Grand Valley State Colleges Award Winning Newspaper Serving the Grand Valley, Allendale and Grand Rapids Area for 14 Years. 277 Main Phone: Coopersville 837-9610 Mon.-Fri. — 8:00-5:30 Saturday — 8:00-3:00 Advertising 195 PRO-GAS QUIK STOP 837-9002 327 Main St. Coopersville, Mich. Congratulations Class of 1983 Sales and Service Call Us for Home Heating — Cooking and Water Heating Fuel Gas-Up Services lor Campers, Travel Trailers and Motor Homes Heating Equipment and Appliances 677-3951 0-13751 Ironwood Dr. (Remembrance Rd.) Grand Rapids UMLOR ORCHARDS Conklin, 899-2235 Apples Peaches Cherries Congratulations Leannel 196 Advertising VILLAGE BAKERY URBAN SYSTEMS Streetscape Incorporated Breads Pastries Decorated Cakes 148 East Division, Sparta, Ml Phone: 887-9167 P O Box 1743, Grand Rapids. Michigan 49501 Telephone {616) 453-3560 DR. EUGENE VAN DYKEN 270 Main Street Coopersville, Michigan 49404 Phone: 837-6521 P.O. Box 67 Marne, Michigan 49435 1460 Comstock St. Phone 616-677-1279 WILLIAMS AND NEUMAN IRONWORKS Structural Steel — Misc. Iron TEDS PIZZAS Advertising 197 4 Randall Phone 837-6767 Coopersville, Ml 49404 W00DST0VES PLUS Furnace Add-Ons Inserts Freestanding We Handle the Best — So You Don’t Have to Guess YAKES OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 740 28th Street, S.E. Grand Rapids, Mich. 49508 Phone 452-9771 VEENEMAN BUILDERS, INC. 5007 Roosevelt Road Coopersville, Michigan 49404 Mel Veeneman Lee Veeneman 837-8067 837-9087 Open 7 Days a Week 95 68th Street Congratulations Class of 83 From: STAN, SUE, RON, KATHY, MARY 198 Advertising 0� ’' - 3 pUu; vy J 677-3562 R « Rubbish and Traih Set'vbe s r ‘Residential, Cowirtiercial and Industrial ‘Weekly apjfOaily Pickup C c llo 3Q yrds. Refuse Containers fo0 h 'Special Clean-ups YQ0P 9 K W,„ ,r n i P.O. Box 226, Marne, Ml 49435 IlC YOOr P( u'i «5 ) T £ AseK r V « r I, 6 e ii 842-6680 Advertising 199 Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of ’83 Phone: Coopersville 837-8104 SPOELMAN HOVINGH Accountants 719 W. Randall Street Coopersville, Michigan 49404 Paul K. Spoelman Ron Hovingh SPOELMAN HOVINGH ACCOUNTANTS COOPERSVILLE COMPUTER SERVICE, INC. Accounting Income Tax Service Data Processing 200 Advertising - - Congrafulalidns S Puz, Cj0uo£L% V Graduates . DR. DAVE ARMSTRONG D.O. V 1' ) 1 1, ; i: COOPERSVIUE education ASSOCIATION 4J. 1 Advertisi ng 201 HOURS 8:00 a.m. Thru 5:00 p.m. Monday Thru Friday Phone: 843-4090 837-9324 BOONSTRA OIL COMPANY Distributor of Sunoco Products RUSS BOONSTRA 1374 W. Randall — Coopersville 52 S. Jebavy Dr., Ludington, Ml 49431 202 Advertising COOPERSVILLE REFORMED CHURCH 423 Randall Street Telephone 837-8949 Teaching and Preaching the Word of the Lord! (Acts 15:35) Pastor: Rev. Theodore A. Lindman Jffranrta Xauirr Mass Schedule Saturdays 9:00 A.M. and 5:30 P.M. (Sun.) Sundays Weekdays Holy Days 8:00 A.M. and 10:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. Except Wed. (6:30 P.M.) 7:30 Evening Before 8:00 A.M. and 8:00 P.M. on Day Itself Compliments to the Class of ’83 Advertising 203 ongra 'TATvsrafEV ,,i' RAilPH MEYERS tRUGK SERVICE .«v ., V fo 'A yV Congratulations tU the Class of 1983 DR. AI ID MRS. E. P. J HARRIS AND FAMILY Staff: Jan, MarrfeTl)!£ncy Phone 8 7-6100 (V nrcK EDM MANUFACTURING CORPORATION 0-379 LAKE MICHIGAN DR., N.W. • GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN 49504 TELEPHONE: (616) 453-5463 204 Advertising Argosy Builders 382 Randall, Coopersville, Ml Camp-n-Cruise 1613 Hayes, Marne, Ml Mr. and Mrs. Randy Doode 2787 Van Dyke, Conklin, Ml Lou’s Restaurant Main Street, Conklin, Ml Magic Steel Corp. 14679 16th, Marne, Ml Marvin Martin, D.O. 6858 Lake Mich. Drive, Allendale, Ml Special thanks to the Grand Plaza for their cooperation in helping us develop our yearbook cover. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1983 I Advertising 205 Zenith Staff Row On : Kathee Morris, Carla DeVosKJari Draft Kathy Rasch. Row Two: Lori Laug, Vicki Smoes. Laureen Vander Jagt, Tony Dom- menick, Shelley Browning, Marie TenByokr-Werin Roberts, Steve Zimmer Row Thr : Joe Lynne Veeneman. Cheryl May. Tina Runstrom, Paula Smith, Colin Probert, Laura Eisen, Tracy Mayse. Row Four: Micki Shugars. Carole Morgan, Lee Denson. Chris Sheridan, Gary Metcalf. 206 Organizations I don't read the words, just look at the pictures. Tony, why aren't you taking any pictures? Lori, trying to be the next Brooke Shields? Working hard or hardly working? Organizations 207 Toour graduating seniors — con- gratulations on reaching a milestone. Whatever your career or education plans, be grateful for the American free enterprise system that makes it all possible The system that permits every American to go into business for him or herself, to be truly independent, to benefit from the business he or she creates. The system 208 Advertising that allows you to choose your own future, that lets consumers pick and chtx se from among the greatest array of goods and services ever assembled in the world Everyone at Amway joins in saying: ‘Congratulations, and well done. Amway Corporation. Ada. MI 49355