Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1984 volume:

Home Of The DOL i 1984 ZENITH COOPERSVILLE Home Of The HIGH SCHOOL 4,'fn, QO QACt tW jj UlU'rao 1 ,QuCflJi W-, vi V r yhujOA-JirA Q r lC)L L_ ,9,5=1 1984 CA toktu ) Jiop ’ h pl Anniversary W-5S?? !jt 67vf ht boe o 55 9 Homecoming Court — ’83 Minature King and Queen, Tricia Winn. Michael Michalak Grand Marshall. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Mason Jeff Taylor and Cindy Pearce Charlie VanderKolk and DeeDee Holmes Scott Constantine and Linda McKmght Todd LeMieux and Cindy Sikkema Rob Wilder and Karri Nowak Bob Sherman and Annette Umlor % | I$ John Diendorf and Julie Fmkler Bob Fewless and Denise Umlor Shiela Fritz and Rick Fmkler Sarhio Cardenas Lesher and Sherry Merkms Tore Karlgard and Kristi Van Doom Sosh Umeda and Paula Sanford 12 CLASS OF SENIORS Are PEOPLE John Van Dongen — Considers education at Coopersville! Matt Ambrose — Preparing to be a “Whiz Kid!” Kami and Laura — Dream of the future! Al, Mike, and Scott — Deciding whether tc go stud, punk, 01 prep Seniors 17 (jerriI tyoltn f utli juli. JCyn Cad) fJrian Joseph C armody )Ji Jynn CUd rtii Jmmm Wu. CtmA Jbouy a Camron C lay Vrov Jtt.n Chylo� WicU Mwi Cotti W 4 W kW (f or Jon Stott ( onstantinr jbawn Caro CranJ e CJuarJ Uinctnt Crt tirut. _4. CamLnoortL - Karin dCynn 'jbaM.f� � I.Ji. 2 i ane Sbtnson f atritia T aye jbitnJorf Shannon i y larie tCaton rjCaura 3 .„ WicUl. K.n.. Cnyt.r! San €rtt. Seniors 19 sjojuss ZZ uri . K, runs er d'linnie Jtynn -Xuuy C hristine IHurir JCi uzee XurJH. X une Seniors 23 most spirited: most athletic : hb rmy., Va fiOpLfrwrv CfiOJlULVMdlA) friendliest■■ V Mol Miqlfc ♦ JWiUJokjStt SnygjLyiyrl Cimu I Mm C OSSTfehs: k rnL Hectitetf. 0 € 3omu kjimu 24 Senior Mock Elections Jxaby-faces-' Cjpyb fcotk. rm nuts- liters■. 9°yv£J Slwidan£ ( Class mouths: -Tammy VcmCcynar) junfc. kxdjuntics- Briam C Tami Cld5S iKieint ErwCjjrmMy W SUv. W.Umtf JU rjCee Ow en Dina £LaL.tk WarsUt Jisa Vlari. 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XVitnanJ Seniors 31 Best fbsturc - Timmx. 0 Cutest nose - sui fionsfemiine. cutest wiggle Patt bwdc iMit spm- tnost alluring voice-£ foms?G Nicest Hands-stdli i MsttAImu Prettiest eyes - Subi Cad (S av Akctca.if Prettiest hoir - unde i Seniest legs - Shelly micet 4 Chris Sweetest smile undo.AfeWigMr Cm M icestfociol profile,-toto-Mw 4 cure 34 Senior Baby Pictures Connie Haisma Cindy Thies Micky Shugars Senior Baby Pictures 35 Ann Lemieux Carol Heath Michelle Englert Lori Boerman Lucy Scharphorn Senior Baby Pictures 37 4Q Gh Sandy Woodman Sue Larsen n Scott Bennink Patty Diendorf Ceely Schwartz Laura Eisen Kathie Umlor Tina Marshall Annette Umlor 38 Senior Baby Pictures Laura Clark Karen Danklefsen Kim Beers Senior Baby Pictures 39 To The Class of 1984 Your high school years have passed so quickly! Graduation is not only the ending of high school for you but also the beginning of all your tomorrows. Over the past several years you have worked and studied, practiced and played, and grown mentally as well as physically, and now you are ready to ‘ ‘get on with it ’ For some of you this will mean a job and the responsibilities of family living. For others, this will mean college and further years of study and preparation. Whatever course your future takes, it is my sincere hope that you will look back on your years here as having prepared you to meet and deal with the challenges that life will present. You will each go your separate I hope you will take with you many precious memories of your school cffyis at Coopersville. You will have good memories because the Class of 84 chosQto be involved. You cared about each other as well as about your school, My wish for each and everyone of you is continued success and happiness in all your endeavors. Thank you for making CAPS a better place to learn. T. Kalaher 40 Seniors 4« 1984” CLASS HISTORY September, 1980, the class of 1984 entered high sihool. We were the big freshmen we had talked about through junior hgh. We came in timid and shy, we hardly said a wor(£ ftyone seemed so old. We loosened up after the first pep assembly, though. At first we just sat there and everyone laughed, but we showed them. Mfe wmn the spirit contest! No one could out yell us until our senior year. y C j As sophomores we started getting more involved. We helped out with homecoming and did very well during the weekly activities. Our spirit was high. We got our rings and waved them in front of everyone's face. We were finally growing up. jm Coming back to school as juniors gave us more responsibilities. We spent most of our time running from door to door saying Would you like to buy a pizza? Then it was canisters and after that M M's. We finally fwd enough money to give the seniors a prom they would never forget. When school began in August of 1983 there were many changes. Some good, some bad. The worst was we had lost the privilege of ruling the Senior Hall. We had waited so long for that. We couldn't stand to see Keshmen in our lockers. Homecoming was a big success. Bob Sherman and Linda McKnight were proudly crowned our King and We've come a long way since playing kiss dr kill during redft. The class of 1984 has grown up together and now it’s timilto make our o li decisions and stick by them. We have learned enough to make a future ftp ourselves. Through all the good and bad times we stuck together to make the past four years some of the best years of our lives. We will all go separately now. but we will always be together in those memories. Karri Nowak Class Historian- seniors 41 Senior Excellence Awards Lucy Scharphorn Academic English Math Kami Hecksel Curt Lemmen Mic Shugars English Academic Art Science Language English Science “Micky Ann Le Mieux Robin Schuiling Business Home Economics Kathy Umlor Michelle Harpst Gary Metcalf Todd Sheriden Tim Perrin Home Economics Home Economics Social Studies Math Agriculture Karen Danklefsen Christine Hecksel Matt Ambrose Chris Schumaker Cindy Harris Agriculture Agriculture Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Vocal Music 42 Seniors Senior Excellence Awards Criteria The Annual Awards for Excellence honor excep- tional seniors and encourage underclassmen to better efforts. The criteria for consideration dif- fers 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 profi- ciency in grammar, literature, writing and verbal communication. 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 stu- dent must show outstanding interest in class par- ticipation, ability to pursue conclusions in math on their own, strive to improve and show interest 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 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 possible (minimum of 3). Students must be recommended by more than one member of the department and approved by a majority of department members. Students must have an outstanding interest and desire for knowledge and exhibit an overall understanding of social studies. 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 interest, and comments with standards and performance generally thought of as “excellent.” 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 attendance record, good work habits, get along with others, and have taken part in activities outside the classroom. Industrial Art Award recipients must have an (A) grade point average in industrial arts subjects. They must display leadership, have good atten- dance, produce an outstanding research paper and project, have taken a variety of industrial arts subjects and have an excellent attitude 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, musicianship and service. Vocal Music Award recipients must have an (A) grade point average in music. They must have participated in productions and in solo and ensemble festivals at district and state levels. Art Award recipients must have a unique com- mand of skills and techniques with various materials and media. They must have a major in art and be creative. Home Economics Award recipients must have a (B+) grade point average in three years of home economics. They must show qualities of leader- ship, helpfulness, responsibility, neatness and rapport with others. They must also show com- petence in the six areas of home economics. Agriculture Award recipients must have a (B+) grade point average in agriculture subjects taken. They must have in operation a program that is outstanding and must display qualities of leader- ship in local, district, and state areas. 43 44 Seniors We're !! AYE. Matie! Forgive us?!? Who me? I get it. I think? I ve got CHS fever Seniors 45 Tore Karlgard Harald Bothners vei 18 7000 Trondheim Norway Tore's parents in the United States are Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Marne I have so far enjoyed my time here at Coopersville High School. Coopersville and Coopersville High School are much different from my city and school in Norway. My city has about 200,000 inhabitants and my school is about three times bigger than Coopersville High School. People here at Coopersville have been very nice to me, they have even given me a nickname. I'm here basicly to learn American culture and language, and I hope I can leave some knowledge about Norwegian culture and language in exchange. Oore J(ar(yard Petra Hoffmann 50 Dreve De Wivelles 7750 Bruxelles Belgium Petra's parents in the United States are Mr. and Mrs. Ruch of Coopersville. My first weeks in the United States gave me a lot of bad feelings about American people. When I was transferred to Coopersville in late October, everything changed. You are very nice people! I was greeted by friendly administrators, teachers, and students. I also live with a very hospitable family. This is a wonderful experience for me to stay here one year. Maybe, I will come back someday! f- elra Jdof'fmann 46 Seniors Hisashi Umeda 2-30 Kashiwagi-cho Mizuho-ku, Nagoya Japan Hisashi’s parents in the United States are Mr. and Mrs. Walcott of Conklin. I like it here very much! When I left Japan, I got ready to take the pains that are good for me. It is much better than my forecast. There are many nice guys, some crazy like Al and most of my friends; kind teachers who give me a lot of homework, nice-looking girls, and wonderful parents who tease me all the time. Sometimes, I feel sad because of the different habit, but everyone makes me forget my downcast mind. I won’t forget any of my friends or Coopersville. my second hometown FOREVER! JJi iailii Umeda Sergio Cardenas Lesher Apartado Postal 292 Guaymas Sonora Mexico Sergio's parents in the United States are Mr. and Mrs. Scofield of Coopersville. Thank you CHS and American Friends: I want to thank you teachers and friends for a nice ten months. When I go back to Mexico. I will remember all of you. Thank you all girls and boys, because the first month I didn't have a lot of friends. Thank you too, my sisters, brothers, and parents. Thank you teachers who helped me in my difficult days. The American life is very nice! I hope I will have the opportunity to come back here and see you again. erqio Cardenai Seniors 47 Class of 1985 Officers President: Mary Finkler Vice President: Keith Gura Secretary: Kris Lillibridge Treasurer: Cathy Bronkema Historian: Paula Sanford Advisor: Mr. Kilpatrick 50 Juniors William Alan Mary Kay Armock Ziggy Mark Ambrose David Austin Bonita Baker Maria Anderson Karen Austin Paulette Barringer Beth Bartlett Dawn Benac Suzanne Biggs Laurie Bos Neal Bouchard Janice Bouma Tarilynn Boyce Michael Briggs Amy Bronkema Cathy Bronkema Kevin Brown Sara Brown Dawn Buchanan Barbara Buist Mike Burgtorf Todd Casselman Katherine Chase Marianne Cook Juniors 51 Todd Cooper Niki Curtiss Kari Davis Kristina Dodd Grant Dubridge Karl Dyke Mark Eberlein Angela Eisen Rick Emshwiller Nancy Engle Scott Feenstra Robert Fewless Kathy Finkler Mary Finkler Tammy Finney Lisa Fisher Kim Foster Marjorie Foster 52 Juniors Tina Fritz Kevin Gavin Keith Gura Brent Galant Thomas Goosen James Hanenburg Sheila Gardner Chris Gunkel Melinda Hansen 'M Susan Hockey Mike Holleman Todd Hoogewind Jackie Hoolsema Scott Howard Ted Huesing Rebecca Huffman Amy Irish Lisa Jansma Kenneth Johnston Kimberly Karafa Rhonda Kasper Eric Klein Mark Klein Dana Kleinjans John Kleyn Duane Knauf Michelle Kurek Juniors 53 Amy Langeland Jefferey Langlois Tom Lasko Jamie Lee Joan LeMieux Sergio Lesher Kris Lillibridge Bill Looks Terri Looks Kelly Macdonald Jeffery Maiville Tammy Marek Kathleen Markle Timothy Mathews Timothy May Donna McKnight Mary Jo Mead Sheri Meador 54 Juniors Ross Modderman Glen Neville Susan Pelkey Karl Mosley Barbara Olsen Jeffery Poel James Murphy Ryan Peacock Shawn Poelma Paula Sanford Michelle Scherff Eric Schmidt Randy Schoenborn Marlene Scholten Brad Schultz Paula Sheridan rent Showers J na S rnttfi Lisa Smith Rodney Smith Daniel Smoes Daniel Spohn Bradely Stream Jackie Syrek Scott-Takr DeAnn Taylor Juniors 55 Wendy Thompson Debbie Vander Jagt Valerie Van Denise Umlor Colleen Vander Tatenhove Richard Umlor Meulen Roger Veldman Tina Van Meter Richard Ver Beek Timothy Westveld Brenda Woodman Joy Hillman Margaret Wood Chris Hillary Eric Hirst 56 Juniors Not Pictured: John Hopwood Andy Omlor Bill Pelkey Deb Reens Ray Vincent Hungry Margaret? 1985 Class Couple We can't see you! 58 Juniors Is your tongue stuck. Jim? Two new exchange students. I'll pose for anyone. Finding anything in your hat. Kris? Fun times in art. COMICS V___________ t c mTccS rue pi c __ jeCj HoTM uTF) hAtp zstjr It Iblonde inj Vlv!j 0U T - • ' j ;i Sophomores 59 Class of 1986 Officers President: John Deindorf Vice President: Sherry Rasch Secretary: Julie Finkler Treasurer: Mark Steffes Historian: Tracy Klein Advisors: Mr. Boettner and Mr. Eisenhower 60 Sophomores Cindy Dodd Michelle Domenick Heidi Downey Jami Draft Kendra Draft Amy Dubridge 62 Sophomores Deborah Dyke Devon Englert David Finkler Julie Finkler Maureen Finkler Susan Finkler Beth Fortin Julie Foster Penny Fredricks Tammy Frye Kelly Greiner Michael Gunckel Jon Gustin Dan Hamilton Charles Harb Susan Hasty Brent Heath Connie Hecksel Suzanne Hecksel Andrew Hehl Debbie Herold Dennis Hill Molly lacavoni Ron Johnsen Lisa Hillman Catherine Jaglowski Shaun Jura Kirt Hilton Philip Jewell Christina Kasper Picture, i Charlotte Kemp Tracy Klein Debbie Kline Susan Knapp Joseph Knauf Alica Korytkowski Richard Kowalczyk David Kulicamp John Leale Albert Lothschutz Ron Luther Mark Mason Tammy Mathews Scott McNitt Lon Meerman Gary Meringa Ed Miller Dennis Mitchell Sophomores 63 Robert Miller John Molewyk Duane Morris Martha Mosley Michael Nerli Christine Omlor Julie Otterbein Jodi Pearce Jon Perrin Ron Perrin Cherie Plumpton Greg Poe Rene Potts David Prescott Troy Rakosky Alma Ramos Sherry Rasch Dawn Rush Tony Sauceda Doug Schoenborn Therese Schoenborn R. J. Scholten Scott Showers Deborah Siegel John Slaughter Kathy Smith Jason Smith 9- t-C-A- 64 Sophomores Tamara Smith Bradley Smoes Scott Smoes Thomas Snider Bradley Sprague Deborah Stalzer Mark Steffs Bill Stellema Kurt Storteboom Rebecca Swindle Paul Unger Lucinda Valkier Raymond VanBeek Bobbie Van Belzen Elizabeth Vanderjagt Timothy VanderKooi Jamie VanDrunen Lynne VanDyke Amy VanMaldegen Deborah Vannoller Jayne Vanopynen Larry Veeneman Tim Wagenaar Kyle Weis Denise Wilbur Brenda Williams Scott Rush Sophomores 65 Class ring time. Don't bug me. I'm studying!! What are you looking at Molly? Just hanging around, eh boy' Goll. I hope my hair looks ok! 68 Sophomores COMICS Freshmen 69 u. t r % Karen Berg Jamie Bergsma Ken Boomgaard Eric Bronkema David Brown Kim Brown Desiree Burchett Ronald Burgtorf Wendy Bush Bobbie Jo Busman S$ott Bylsma David Clark Michelle Clink Patrick Conran Ty Coon Paul Cushway Valeri Davis Tom Denhof Freshmen 71 Teresa Dine Todd Dodde Melissa Eisen Suzanne Emshwiller Leann Ertle Richard Finkler 72 Freshmen Ellen Fortin Ann Grose David Fowler Michelle Gustin Glenda Frisbie -'Christine Haan Sheila Fritz Ashleigh Han Donna Gardner Melissa Hannenburg Linda Gavin ( Amy Heckel Kelly Hecksel Paul Henning Amy Hillary Jill Hillman Dawn Hober Mark Holleman Roxanne Holmes Steven Howard Tod Huesing Robin Idziak Tracy Ingalls Jenny Irish Thomas Irish Donna Jacobs Larry Janose Jerry Julien Valerie Julien Elaine Kamps Chris Kelling Luke Kelly Bobby Kemp Julia Kinnucan Rebecca Kleinjans Laura Knauf Chaprie Kryling Denise Krynicki Paul Kurek Laurie Kurtz Brian Lacombe Martha La Fleur Fay La Madline Brian Leale Jean Le Mieux Todd Lillibridge Freshman 73 Maurey Lothschutz Matt Lozon Connie MacDonald Amy McDonald James McEwen Laura McKenna Rita McNitt Melissa Meerman Shari Merkins Connie Metcalf Douglas Miller Barbra Molewyk Mike Morgan Susan Noordyk Robin Nottingham Ted Omlor Steve Overway Michelle Peacock 74 Freshmen Raymond Prescott Kirk Punches Todd Rector Tracy Pracher Robert Rambo Wendy Roberts Judith Probert Sheila Rasch Jamie Rogalia James Rolfe Tim Rosel Jodi Rossman Julie Sanford Jamie Sarber Kimberly Schippers Peter Schoenborn Lisa Schwallier Shona Schofield Ronald Sehr Tina Sherington Barbara Shillinger Debbie Siegel Kay Simons Bryan Sitzer Brian Smith Renee Smith Freshmen 75 Troy Smith Troy Spencer Nina Spicer Tony Spilko Michelle Spoelman Sarah Stalzer Karen Starks Merlin Steffes Christine Stevens Craig Storteboom Jeffrey Swanson Carissa Sweers Paul TenEyck Ronald Terpstra Karen Theeuwes Diane Umlor Joe Umlor Amy VanderKolk Anne VanDongen Phillip Van Dyken Gregg Van Ryswyk Kathleen Van Doom Leigh Ann Van David Versluys Mario Van Dyke Houten Heather Visser Peter Van Kempen ________ 76 Freshmen Lisa Welsheimer Marcy Westveld Cari White Dottie Wilder Douglas Wilson Elsie Wood Bonnie Zimmer Dawn Zimmer David Zimmer Missing Shawn Sheldon Scott Hojnacki James Jaworowicz 77 Come on you guys, just pretend we didn't do it! Another exciting lunch hour! 78 Freshmen I wish there was heat in this school!! Mubba the Ham!” What a bunch of beauties! ? Fun on freshman hall! Smile for the camera! Hey look! It’s Superman! Steve auditions for “KISS!” I think I need a ball! Holy cow! A mouse in school! Freshmen 79 Something in your eye. Amy? t Stop the world I want to get off. Hello world here I am. True. False. False Isn’t this one cute? You mean this isn’t the 6th hour? 80 Freshmen Section Done By: Kathie Umlor and Brent Galant EDITORIAL PAGE FACULTY Counselor LaDuke Remembers C’ville in 1946 was much different than it is to- day. Seven teachers worked with 64 students enrolled. Students came from many surrounding areas, as students could attend the school of their choice with their district picking up the tab. Some students rode as much as forty miles one way on buses which were constructed from used beer trucks formerly owned by a beer distributing agency. The physical facilities consisted of the 1908 building plus a 1935 depression project addition. The athletic program consisted of football, basketball, baseball and track on a class B league. Games were played in the late afternoons. In 1949 the lights were added to the football field behind the old high school. The present high school was added in 1960 along with a new athletic facility, extensive li- brary, hot lunch program, expanded curriculum and a larger faculty. All the smaller districts by then consolidated into a large high school. C’ville was well over 100 students. Teachers Give All Students of the past and present are indebted to the CHS teaching staff. They've given their all for their students and are willing yet to give more. The students are lucky in that we have teachers with a large variety in educational in- terests as well as coming from many various schools. We have a total of 365 years of ex- perience with many different ages. I asked each of the teachers what their opin- ions of students in the 80's compared to earlier years were. There were many different replies, which lie herein. Faculty 81 Patricia Ann Alberts A. A. received at M.C.C. B. S. received at W M U. Started at C’ville in 1975 Students of the 1980's have better educational opportunities than ever. Gary Arthur B.A. received at C.M.U. Started at C’ville in 1970 Students attitudes are a reflection of their moral and spiritual values. Kenneth Lee Boettner B.A. received at G.R.J.C. B.A. received at W M U. B.A. received at M.S.U. Started at C’ville in 1966 We are starting to see an improved attitude in regards to education. Jack G. Boeskool B.A. received at Hope College M.A. received at U of M Started at C’ville in 1953 Given proper direction students of any age are capable, intelligent human beings. 82 Faculty Nathan C. Burnell B.A. received at M.S.U. Started at C’ville in 1974 I believe each student should be looked at individually and should not be stereotyped, labeled, whatever as a whole. Verlyn Eitenhauer A.B. Greenville College M S. received at C.M.U. Started at C’ville in 1962 Students remained the same over the years. Jake Busman B.A. received at Hope College M.A. received at U . of M Started at C’ville in 1951 Education is the key to a complete life.’’ Carolyn Carey B.S. received at Ferris State Started at C’ville in 1969 Students did not change much. Faculty 83 Dora Grambau B.S. received at M.S.U. Started at Cville in 1980 Thomas S. Harsay B.M received at U. of M Started at C’ville in 1983 “Students have not changed greatly from the past.” Robert B. Fuller Jr. B.S. received at B.S.U. M.A. received at B.S.U. Started at C’ville in 1972 “The attitude of the students have improved.” John L. Haan B.A. received at G.V.S.C. M.A. received at U. of M Started at C’ville in 1970 “Students finally realize that education is important.” 84 Faculty Charles J. Holleman B.A. received at Hope College M.A. received at W.M.U. Started at C’ville in 1964 Students are better workers, more dedicated and happier than ever before.” Edward L. Kilpatrick B.S. received at Lamar State M.A. received at W.M.U. Started at C’ville in 1960 ‘After teaching over 20 years. I find students of today to be kind, considerate, generous and to have the same interests of the students of yesteryear. Carl Kemme A.B. received at Hope College Started at C’ville in 1959 Students today seem to have very shallow goals and ambitions. Carole R. Hulst B.A. received at Calvin College Started at C’ville in 1973 Students are moving much faster today and are less inhibited. Faculty 85 Hamilton Lee McGarey B.S. received at Ferris State Started at C’ville in 1957 Students of the 80 s have a greater dislike for school homework than the students of the 70s. Stanley C. Kitch M.A. received at W.M.U. M.A. received at M.S.U. Started at C'ville in 1966 Students in the 80 s are friendlier, have more social awareness. Margaret Elaine LeMieux B.S. received at Syracuse Univ. Started at C'ville in 1966 Most are better than ever! Thomas C. Marchinowski B.A. received at N.M.U. M.A. received at W.M.W Started at C’ville in 1968 Students of the 80 s will need more skills to keep up with the changing times. 86 Faculty Robert P. Messing B.A received at Aquinas College M A received at U. of M Started at C'ville in 1966 There is a greater seriousness of one's purpose in life and a greater seeking of direction toward that end Diane Kay Meerman B.S. received at G.V.S.C. Started at C’ville in 1983 Students are dedicated to their school. Mary Momber B.S. received at CM U Started at C'ville in 1971 Students are more open about their feelings and less traditional than students of previous years. David Mutchler B.S. received at M.S.U. M.A. received at K.S.U. Pys. received at W.C.U. Started at C’ville in 1970 I sense a renewed emphasis on academic excellence among students in the past two or three years. a, I _ X.'-L ir-ft 5 Faculty 87 James P. Nicolas B S. received at Ferris State Started at C’ville in 1983 “Students of the 70 s were the best, after all I was one of them. Max Wells Schipper B.A. received at Hope College M.A. received at W.M.U. Started at C’ville in 1965 “Students of today are better behaved and more concerned about work. Scott Struyk Assoc. Degree received at C.M.U. Bach, degree received at C.M.U. Started at C’ville in 1983 Students of the 80 s are more likely to be gearing their education for preparation of their career goals at an earlier age than ever before.” James Trowbridge B.S. received at C.M.U. M.A. received at C.M.U. Started at C’ville in 1967 “Students today seem to be less willing to work hard for success. 88 Faculty Warren Warber B.S. received at M.S.U. M.A. received at U . of M Started at C’ville in 1976 I see the students doing the same things, pulling the same old pranks, getting into trouble, and missing out on “cruisin’’ and “Drive-ins” of the 60 s. Bruce Vlssers B.S. received at M.S.U. M.A. received at M.S.U. Started at C’ville in 1967 “I think students of today are very similiar to students of the past years. Jay Veldman B.A. received at Hope College Started at C'ville in 1958 “Students in the 80 s are more serious and concerned about education. Faculty 89 Thomas C. Kalaher B.S. received at Ferris State M.A. received at C M U. Started at C’ville in 1967 ‘’Students seem more responsible and serious about education. I think attitudes and students involvement is much better than in previous years.” Jerry Goosen B.S. received at W.M.U. M.A. at W.M.U. Started at C'ville in 1974 More technology oriented, computers, machines, etc. Fewer willing to pay the price for success, looking for a fast way to make it big.” John H. LaOuke B A. received at W.M.U. M.A. received at U. of M Started at C'ville in 1946 Young people have not changed basically over the years. Society is now more affluent than in the past.” Regina Sue Sullivan B.S. received at C.M.U. M.A. received at M.S.U. Started at C’ville in 1983 Students today are inquisitive, energetic, and fun to work with. 90 Faculty Administration Mr. Fortin Mr. Davis “Coopersville Area Public Schools is ready to meet the Challenge of education in the 80 s. Students today are much more aware compared to the early days of education. The sophistication of the students makes the jobs of educators one of utmost impor- tance. The television has led us in a direction of educational entertainment. Computer games place this at a higher step. Robotics will soon be part of todays students life just as much as the computer. As a school district, we must continue striving to be prepared for life in the future.” Robert Fortin Faculty 91 Secretaries; Aides Mrs. Sitzer Mrs. McCormick Mrs. Klein Mrs. Koch Mrs. Martin Mrs. Sparks 92 Faculty Bus Drivers Front Row: Mr. Bueche. Mr Van Vuren. Mr. Jacobs. Mr Bueche. Mrs. Pattyn. Mrs. Scar- brough Row Two: Mrs. Bennink, Mrs. Marsh. Mrs Markel. Mrs. Jacabs. Mrs. Smith. Mrs Albrecht. Mrs. Hillary. Mrs Marris. Missing: Mrs. Martin. Mrs. Vander Wagen. Mrs. Marris. Mrs. Bos. Mrs. Reames, Mrs. Schumaker. Mrs. Cushway. Mr. Rolfe. Custodians MAINTENANCE — Rick Buikema. Tracy Golden. Ken Smith CUSTODIANS — Rita Austin. Gret- chen Norman. Jim Martin. Eileen Ulrey Cooks Front Row: Mrs. Rotman. Mrs. Tibbe. Mrs. Burton Row Two: Mrs. Mengel. Mrs. DeHorn. Mrs. Holmes. Faculty 93 94 Faculty Section by Brenda Lee Woodman Beth Bartlett SPORTS Sports 95 Varsity Football RECORD 4-5 Fron Rpdney Smith fim as Prichard, Rick EmshjMtfte Rob Royce, Dan Walcott, Rob Wilder. Mike Zimmer. Tom Goosen, Chris Roberts, ow Two: Eric Schmidt. teaScgB Scott Howard. Mike Spicer. Gary Buth. Chris Schumaker. Matt Hehl. Dave Vlug. Row Three: Jeff Grossenoaefter Todd Sheridan, Kevin Brown. Dana Kleinjans. Jeff Langlois. Curt Lemmen. Bob Sherman. Jeff Taylor, Jim Murphy. Duane Knauf. Jon Koch. Row Four: Coach Korpi. Coach Schippers. Ted Huesing. Tore Karlgard. Charlie Vander Kolk. Keith Gura, ScolLXaio. John Kleyn, Dan Smoes, Coach Nicolas, Coach Adema. 100 Yes Dear, I'll be home for supper. Zyke Man to the rescue J.V. Football RECORD, 8-1 Front Row: Paul Unger. Robert Scholten. Jason Smith. Joe Knauf. Troy Rakosky, Steve Bush. Mark Mason. John Diendorf. David Finkler. Row Two: Paul Danklefsen. Louis Armock. Dwayne Morris. Brad Smoes. Robert Bayer. Chris Cumberworth. John Slaughter. Gary Meringa. John Leale Row Three: Coach Fuller. Coach Korpi. Andy Hehl, Bill Stellema. Dave Babcock. John Molewyk. Kurt Storteboom, David Kulicamp, Kurt Hilton. Coach Van Houten. 102 Sports No late hits. boys. He’s so fast he made the picture blurry. Our amazing backfield. Kill the quarterback!! Sports 103 Freshmen Football RECORD, 0-9 Front Row: Dave Zimmer. Ken Boomgard. Chris Kelling, Greg VanRyswyk. Tyrone Coon. Luke Kelly. Ted Omlor. Brian Leale. Row Two: Bob Anderson. Todd Dodde. Earl Barringer. Craig Storteboom. Rick Finkler. Steve Howard. Mike Potts. Todd Lillibridge. Kirt Korytkowski Row Three: Coach A. Klein. Coach G. Klein. Todd Heusing. Pete Vankempen. Bryan Sitzer. Brian LaCombe. Phil Van- Dyken. Ron Terpstra. Coach DePender. Get up. Hubba! Get open, on two. ready break! 104 Sports Let's see. first and 10. let's punt. Hubba lines up for the t.d. Sports 105 Varsity Basketball Front Row: Kirt Hilton. Roger Veldman. Lucas Prichard. Rick Emshwiller. Keith Gura. Row Two: Rick VerBeek. Dan Smoes. Coach Kosten. Bob Sherman. Charlie VanderKolk. Not a bird’s view, a worm’s view! Oh no! I didn’t eat my Wheaties this morning! 106 Sports I think I ate too much. Ticklish Bobby? Hurray for us! ft The Wurm likes the cheerleaders. Magic Sherm makes the ball disappear I think I forgot to eat my wheat-flakes again Okay who put the goldfish in this water-bottle? Broncos are the best. 108 Sports Kent City Kelloggsville 48- 56 39-62 • 49- 79 9 Greenville Allendale 47-56 Cedar Springs 33-75 Ravenna 57-64 Kenowa Hills Lakewood 59-64 30 46 Fremont 40-08 Sparta 51-48 Lowell 44-62 Fruitport 54-53 Greenville 40-69 Hudsonville 54-59 Spring Lake 51-82 Cedar Springs 49-72 Lakewood 52-62 Fremont 51-53 Away Home Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Away Home Home Home Away Home Away J.V. Basketball Front Row: Dan Hamilton. Mark Steffes. John Deindorf. Duane Morris. Steve Bush. Paul Unger. Shaun Jura. Row Two: Coach Feldman. Greg Poe. Rick Leale. Tim Deyoung. David Babcock. Paul Danklefsen. John Molewyk. Take a whiff of this, boys! No. Steve, this isn't Volleyball! 110 Sports May I have this dance? A possible snuff? Look at those cheerleaders! Oh no! I forgot to shave my legs! Keep your eye on the magic ball.. . Kent City r ii jjfTMi Gr olnvillewi Alfendale Cedar Spfirte fafcenric! Kenowa JHilis 44-30 owell riutpt ireen iprinria' i|dar Sp ak- wool Sports 111 Freshman Basketball Front Row: Peter Schoenborn. Tim Beers. Peter VanKempen. Brian LaCombe. Paul Cushway. Ken Boomgard. Row Two: Coach Fuller. Paul TenEyck, Chris Kelling, Jamie Rolf. Jerry Julien, Greg VanWryswick. Way to Hack. Pete! 112 Sports Uh-oh. the ball is stuck in the rafters! I think I’m stuck to the floor! Riding pines again, boys? Home 31-84 Away 26-96 Home Ho Home Home Away Away Away rlodi Home Brian auditions for the C.H.S. ballet. Sports 113 Front Row: Paula Sanford. Linda McKnight. Row Two: Chris Hillary. Jenny Rockwell. Donna McKnight. Row Three: Deann Taylor. Annette Umlor. Row Four: Karla Hecksel. Shelly tnglert. 114 Sports Sheila Fritz Ellen Fortin Jodi Rossman Chapri Krylmg Denise Krynicki Connie McDonald Robin Nottingham Molly lacovoni Jamie VanDrunen Tracy Klein Julie Fmkler Jodi Pearce Sherry Rasch Chris Omlor Martha Mosley Sports 115 Front Row: Paula Sanford. Annette Umlor. Dee Dee Holmes. Cathy Bronkema. Jenny Rockwell. Row Two: Linda McKmght. Deann Taylor. Chris Hillary. Top: Kris Lillibridge Nice to meet you. Dee Dee. I’m Kris! 116 Sports Front Row: Dottie Wilder. Robin Nottingham. Sheila Fritz. Jodi Rossman. Missy Eisen, Connie MacDonald Front Row: Molly lacovoni. Jamie VanDrunen. Tracy Klein. Sherry Rasch. Jodi Pearce. Chris Omlor. Martha Mosley. Sports 117 Varsity Girls Basketball RECORD, 17-4 Front Row: Kris Lillibridge. Tammy Van Opynen. Jayne Van Opynen. Niki Curtiss. Paula Clark. Row Two: Mindy Hansen. Dee Dee Holmes. Coach Kosten. Karri Nowak. Cathy Bronkema. The fans mob the team. Ah-Ah-Chooo! 118 Sports I don’t like the way you said dat! Jayne. I like you. but not this much! OK ball, go through the hoop. I'm sick of these flat basketballs. Coach! When R.F. Kosten speaks, people listen! 119 I shaved and you didn’t. Na-Na-Na! Jayne, does my pit stink?! 120 Sports Sports 121 Girls J.V. Basketball Record, 0-18 Front Row: Carol Carmody. Michelle Gustin. Lisa Allen. Dottie Wilder, Amy Baker. Row Two: Anita Bouchard. Sue Hasty. Tammy Smith. Missy Eisen, Lori Gates. Rita McNitt. Coach Conran. ' c C r r t 122 Sports What a pose for the camera! Pom Pons Clockwise: Judith Probert. Kathy VanDoorn. Laura Clark. D£nis -7 Krvmcki. Pat Diendorf. Usa Smith, Frieda Poel. Sue BiggSj Barb , .Buistj Kristi VanDoorn. (Qenis JonicH. Jodi Owen. Cindy Peafce,' 'Bonnie Laug, Diane Ruster, W ndy Laug. Sue Nordyke. Alternate — Ellen Fortin. £ Alright, who screwed up music this time? I’m so hungry I could eat a Pom Pon! Bouncin' and behavin' hair?! 124 Sports Don’t look so excited you guys! Sports 125 Girls Cross Country Record — Won 3 Lost 3 Front Row: Beth Fortin, Shelly Spoelman, Cathy Jaglowski. Row Two: Coach Veldman. Kelly MacDonald, Cindy Dodd. Sheila Rasch. 126 Sports Boys Cross Country Record — Won 5 Lost 10 Front Row: Karl Mosely. Trev Clayton. Mike Nawrocki. Randy Hecksel. Dave Prescott. Row Two: Coach Veldman. Kyle VanDoorn. Roger Veldman. Jeff Maiville. Sosh Umeda. Glen Neville. Sports 127 Varsity Volleyball Front Row: Colleen VanderMuelen, Amy Irish, Joan Lemieux. Julie Cady, Paulette Barmger Row Two: Coach Carruss, Bonnie Baker. Mary Kay Armock, Mindy Hansen. Denise Umlor, Coach Holleman. Get away from me! Heh Fuzzy Face! Boy. am I gonna kill that sucker! 128 Sports Pretty face Bone! Jenni kills another one. Where did the ball go? -v Our fearless leader?! Way to get up. Joan! Calvin Christian Godwin Lakewood Comstock Park Kenowa Hills G.R. Baptist 12-15 Ken own Hills Fremont Sparta Lowell HudS nville Lee BHpnng Lake jisSpFlendale Byron Center BT Greenville v Covenant Christian Orchard View 16-14 12-15 2-15 15-2 15-6 10-15 12-15 2- 15 14- 16 19 17 7-15 15- 11 9- 15 15-6 3- 15 15-13 15-5 10- 15 15-7 15-9 5- 15 15-10 15-1 14- 16 15- 3 | 6- 15 11-15 15-9 7- 15 | 1-15 1 I- 15 15-1 II- 15 15-11 15-3 12-15 15-8 13-15 15-6 Sports 129 J.V. Volleyball Front Row: Lisa Welsheimer. Laura McKenna. Leigh Ann VanHouten. Becky Kleinjans. Shelly Spoelman. Julie Abbott. Row Two: Julia Kinnucan. Amy Anderson. Roxanne Holmes. Jenny Irish. Dianne Umlor. Rita McNitt. Becky Swindle. Carrissa Sweers. Row Three: Coach Carruss. Anne VanDongen. Amy VanderKolk. Bobbie Jo Busman. Jean Lemieux. Kay Simons. Debbie VanNoller. Coach Holleman. Sports 131 Wrestling Front Row: Tim Rosel. Luke Kelly. Ty Coon. Ted Graftema. Brad Smoes. John Gustin. Eric Klein. Sosh Umeda Row Two: Rob Royce. Jason Smith. Ryan Peacock. Mark Mason. Mark Stankus. Tom Snyder. Phil VanDyken. Row Three: Coach Kemme. Duane Knauf. Steve Howard. Chuck Harb. John Slaughter. Ed Miller. Todd Hoogewmd. The tension builds!! OK. OK! I surrender!! 132 Sports Grappler Aides Front Row Maureen Finkler. Angie Courtade. Amy Bronkema, Lisa Schwailler. Sheila Rasch. Michelle Peacock. Michelle Gustin, Laura Broderick. Amy Hillary Row Two: Rene Potts. Wendy Roberts. Kim Brown. Amy Heckel. Connie Metcalf. Kathy Finkler. Hope Heckel. Sindy Albreicht. Sports 133 Come on Sosh. say CHEESE! I dare you to take a picture! Golf 134 Sports Record: won 4 lost 9 Front Row: Eric Klein. Patrick Conran. Troy Spencer. Barry Klein. Row Two: Brad Stream. Scott Smoes. Tom Snider. Dean Root. Coach Greaber. All in a line for hack practice. Let's see who can make the biggest divot. Sports 135 Tennis RECORD, 0-12 Front Row: Lori Boerman. Lisa Smith. Becky Swindle. Val Julien. Sue Carpenter. Suzanne Emshwiller. Row Two: Coach Kilpatrick. Julie Cady. Michelle Peacock. Molly Scholten. Susie Finkler, Julie Sanford. I think he just took our picture. 136 Sports Powder Seniors 28 Front Row: Shelly T fAVesITDawn Crandle. nise Jonick, Julie Cady. Dee Dee Holmes. Laura Eisen, Shelly Englert.Wendy LaygrlCami Hecksel. Annette Umlor. Row Two: Karri Nowak. Sue Larson. Sandy Woodman, QnS KtJ eeT Cindy Harris. Shelly Perkins. Diane Ruster, Jodi Bouwman. Karen Dankelfsen. Deb Liszewski. Leslie Denson. Row Three: Jon Koch. Jodi Owen. Tammy VanOpynen, Kim Bos. Lisa Morgan. Cindy Pearce. Bonnie Laug, Ann LeMieux, Linda McKnight, Scott Constantine. Gary Metcalf. Chris Schumaker. s E N I O R S U Puff Juniors 12 Front Row: Kris Lillibridge. Donna McKmght. Julie Hehl, Lisa£i fceerAmy Langeland. Lisa Jansma. Mary Fmkler. Michelle Kurek. Lisa Smith. Paula Sheridan. Barb Olson. ue Bigg Row Two: Paula Sanford. Hope Heckel. Mary Jo Mead. Sue Pelkey. Michelle Pracher. Beth Bartlett. Chris Hillary. Kim Karafa. Becky Huffman. Paulette Barringer. Nancy Engle. Denise Umlor. Mary Kay Armock. Row Three: Mindy Hansen. Kathy Bronkema. Joan LeMieux. Deann Taylor. Niki Curtiss. Maria Anderson. Margaret Wood. Dawn Benac. Kathy Chase. Marrianne Cook. TammvBno y.NJenny Rockwell. Rhonda Kasper. Coaches — Ted Huesing. Chris Roberts. Scott Howard, Tom GooseryAI Sm'rthyTodd Hoogewind. IT.mfZ m Sports section done by: Jeff Taylor and Kevin Brown 140 Student Council Front Row: Anita Bouchard. Nancy Engle, Sue Larsen. Shelly Perkins. Ann Lemieux. Cindy Pearce. Annette Umlor. Bob Sherman. Linda McKnight. Gary Metcalf. Jodi Owen. Karri Nowak. Mark Mason. Andy Hehl. Row Two: Cindy Dodd. LeAnn VanHouten. Jodi Pearce. Sherry Rasch. Mary Finkler, Jodie Bouwman. Kim Bos. Dan Walcott. Rob Wilder. Jeff Taylor. Scott Constantine. Dave Vlug. Mike Zimmer. Barry Klein Row Three: Ryan Peacock. Mark Steffes, John Diendorf. Jamie Sarber. Matt Hehl, Paula Sanford. Julie Finkler, Tracy Klein. Sheila Fritz. Kris Lillibridge. Dottie Wilder. Keith Gura. Alan Smith. Mindy Hansen. Karla Hecksel. Steve Zimmer. Maury Lothschultz, Steve Howard. Rick Finkler. Peter Schoenborn. 142 Organizations President’s Advisory Kami Hecksel. Rob Wilder. Bob Sherman. Mary Finkler. Ryan Peacock. Rick Finkler. Mr Kalaher. John Diendorf 144 Organizations National Honor Society President: Kami Hecksel, Vice-President: 6$nise Jonidk;Secretary: Carol Heath. Treasurer: Todd Sheridan. First Row: Lucy Scharphorn. Shelly Perkins. Karen Danklefsen. Ann Lemieux. Shetty fer Avest. Kim Bos. Annette Umlor. Kari Davis. Cindy Harris. Pat Diendorf. Robin Schuilmg. Kathie Umlor. Second Row: Denise Umlor. Mary Kay Armock. Chris Hillary. Joan Lemieux. Deb Vanderjagt. Paulette Barringer. Bonnie Baker. Amy Irish. Colleen Vander Meulen. Terri Looks. Tammy Bursma. Third Row: CJuns Schumaker. Roger Veldman. Rick Ver Beek. Mike Zimmer. Gary Metcalf. Colin Probert. Mark Ambrose. Marlene Scholten. Heidi Harden, airl Dyfte� Dick Umlor. Organizations 145 German Club Front Row: Roger Veldman, Dawn Benac. Kari White. Tracy Ingalls. Sheila Rasch, Judith Probert. Rene Potts. Lisa Welsheimer. Kris Lillibridge. Mindy Hansen. Cathy Bronkema. Karri Nowak. Herrn Haan Row Two: Michelle Miller. Julie Otterbein. Deb Siegel. Julie Foster. Becky Hammond. Shelly Perkins. Laura Clark. WerrdyTZaugTBrent Heath. Jenny Plite. Denise Umlor. Annette Umlor. Kami Hecksel Row Three: Scott Showers. Mark Steffes. Suzanne ftwcksel. Rpth- nrtin Susan Hasty. Deb Herold, Christine Janose. Heidi Harden. Sherry Rasch. Tracy Klein. Chris Omlor. Merlin Steffes. John Velet Row Four: Troy Spencer. Missy Eisen, Christine Haan. Ellen Fortin. Michelle Peacock. Denise Krynicki. Sue Noordyke. Wendy Roberts. Amy Irish. Molly Scholten. Terri Looks. Mark Ambrose. Patrick Conran Row Five: Richard Kowalczyk. Jerry Julian. Ty Coon. Craig Storteboom. Roger Cooley. Chuck Harb. Trieu Pham. Maurey Lothschutz. Todd Rector. Jeff Poel, Eric Schmidt. Spanish Club Front Row: Paula Sheridan. Joy Hillman. Laura Eisen. Mike Spicer. Julie Cady. Jennifer Hoekwater. Dee Dee Holmes. Shari Kramer. Patti Diendorf. Row Two: John Velet. Bonnie Zimmer. Denise Wilbur. Molly lacavoni. Barry Klein. Paul Ten Eyck. Michelle Kurek. Mary Finkler. Sheir Meador. Row Three: Michelle Scherff. Ken Johnston. Gary Meringa. Ken Boomgard. Bob Miller. Ted Graftema. Cindy Dodd. Connie Hecksel. Row Four: Senor Haan. Sara Stalzer. Sergio Cardinas. Scott Rush. Tina Fritz. Kris Dodd. Shawn Poelma. Terri Boyse. Barb Olsen. 146 Organizations Concert Front Row: Deb Vander Jagt. Molly lacavoni. Karen Danklefsen. Karen Austin. Tammy Matthews. Melissa Meerman Row Two: Molly Scholten. Tammy Finney. Dawn Buchanan. Denise Krynicki. Ellen Fortin. Tracy Ingalls. Lisa Ahearn. Kim Brown. Michelle Peacock. Christine Haan. Fay La Madlme Row Three: Chris Hillary. Betty Vander Jagt. Colleen Vander Meulen. Amy DuBridge. Julie Fmkler. Amy Hillary. Heather Visser. Angie Eisen. Donna Jacobs. Charlotte Kemp. Wendy Roberts. Greg Poe. Row Four: Bonnie Baker. Jeff Doane. Jeff Swanson. Luke Kelly. Jason Smith. Mary Finkler. Kim Bos. Mr Harsay. 148 Organizations Band Front Row: Julie Abbott. Dottie Wilder. Shari Merkins. Jamie Sarber. Linda Gavin. Nancy Engle Row Two: Tina Marshall. Ryan Peacock. Paula Sanford, Julie Kinnucan, Peter Scheonborn. Steve Howard. Paulette Barringer. Diane Klein. Beth Fortin Row Three: Mark Am- brose. Eric Klein. Shelly Perkins. Laura Broderick. Denise Wilbur. Lynne Van Dyke. Patrick Conran. Mario Van Dyke. Lisa Schwallier. Dan Hamilton. Peter Van Kempen. Row Four: Mike Potts. Rich Finkler. John Diendorf. Mike Collison, Earl Barringer. Organizations 149 Major Majorettes Angie Eisen, Kim Bos, Drum Major Mark Ambrose. Karen Danklefsen. Nancy Engle Not a good day. huh Karen ?! Cheese! What a little devil! Practice makes perfect? Wait a sec. I got an itch on my I told you you’d use this one. Gary! shoulder! 150 Organizations Jazz Band Front Row: Steve Howard. Paulette Barringer. Tina Marshall. Dee Dee Denson. Ryan Peacock. Julia Kinnucan. Tammy Finney. Row Two: Barry Klein. John Diendorf. Mike Potts. Earl Barringer. Molly Scholten. Greg Poe. Mike Collison. Row Three: Mark Ambrose, Eric Klein. Mark Eberlem. Colleen Vander Meulen. Laura Broderick. Denise Wilbur. Amy DuBridge. Patrick Conran. Lisa Schwallier. Jeff Doane. Luke Kelly. Jeff Swanson. Choir Front Row Sue Noordyke. Sue Larsen. Cathy Jaglowski. Brenda Williams. Jodi Rossman. Cindy Thies. Michelle Miller. Martha LaFleur. Jill Hillman. Dawn Zimmer Row Two: Brenda Woodman. Angie Courtade. Sheila Gardner. Maureen Finkler. Val Julien. San- dy Woodman. Kari Davis. Debbie Siegel. Kelly Greiner. Tammy Bigelow. Roxanne Holmes. Melissa Meerman. Debbie Dyke. Row Three: Peggy Albrecht. Cindy Harris. Ann Grose. Chris Kuzee. Shawn Hills. Albert Davignon. Kyle VanDoorn. Sue Black. Deb Stalzer. Debbie VanNoller. Lynne VanDyke. Amy McDonald. Lori Banks. Valerie Van Tatenhove 152 F.F.A. Front Row Ryan Peacock. President; Nancy Engle. Secretary; Anita Bouchard. Vice President; Scott McNitt. Treasurer; Matt Hehl. Sen- tinel; Andy Hehl. Reporter Row Two: Jon Perrin. Rodney Hecksel. Mike Burgtorf. Tim Perrin. Christine Hecksel. Miss Grambau. Row Three Dave Versluys. Brad Schultz. Chris Kuzee. Sandy Woodman. Tim Rosel. John Slaughter. Dave Clark. Row Four: Bill Looks. David Brown. Dan Smoes. Donna Jacobs. Brad Smoes. Ted Omlor. Paul Henning. Row Five: Michelle Peacock. Rita McNitt. Albert Lothschutz. Ron Luther. Lou Meerman. Neal Bouchard. Trent Showers. Row Six: Mark Klein. Tim May. Joe Knauf. Paul Danklefsen, Lou Armock. Dave Finkler. Tim Wagenaar. Steve Denhof. Row Seven: Ed Miller. Luke Kelly. Maurey Lothschutz. Doug Clay. Doug Schoenborn. Bill Brown. Row Eight: Kathy Smith. Ron Burgtorf. Chuck Pearce. Mike Gunckel. Row Nine: Troy Smith. Chris Kelling. Paul Kurek. Tom Denhof. Ski Club Look, no snow!! Dreaming of a snow bunny, Dean? Bottom: Michelle Gustin, Larry Veeneman, Lisa Allen. Becky Kleinjans. Linda McKmght. Deann Taylor. Paula Sanford. Lisa Welsheimer. Jackie Hoolsema. Row 2: Elaine Kamps, Julie Sanford. Dottie Wilder. Chris Kasper. Jon Koch, Sue Carpenter. Kris Lillibridge. Mike Zim- mer. Mark Mason. Steve Bush. Sosh Umeda. Michelle Englert. Jodie Bouwman. Lori Boerman. Lisa Ahearn. Jamie Sarber. Row 3: Al Smith. Marcy Westveld. Wendy Bush. Rick Finkler. eeU-Talo. Jim Murphy. Keith Gura. Eric Hirst. Scott Howard. Ted Huesing, Dana Kleinhans. Tom Goosen. Phil VanDyken, Steve Howard. Jeff Taylor. Shelly TerAvest. Dawn Cranflle. Tore Karlgard, Gary Metcalf, Chris Schumaker. Dave Vlug. Bill Brown. Row 4: John VanDongen. Todd Westveld. Gary Buth, Jeff Poel.1 aHT5yRfr, Todd Rector. Matt Hehl. Jeff Langlois. Rob Anderson. Mark Brown. Todd Casselman. Matt Lozon. Dean Root. Brent Heath. JefTGrdSsenbacher. Coach Nicolas. Not Pictured: Al Hill. Frieta Poel. Eric Schmidt. Ann VanDongen. Jamie VanDrunen. Gregg VanRyswyk, Dan Walcott. 154 Organizations And it’s John Koch for the U.S.! A typical view. Office Aides First Row: Patti Diendorf. 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IN MARNE 1379 Comstock 677-1251 CRICKELWOOD COURT MOBILE HOME PARK Large Shaded Lots — Country Setting Paved Streets — Natural Gas Sand — Gravel Topsoil — Cinders Grading — Dozing Ponds Allendale 895 4368 895 4357 Tailoredbuilding y tcm The POST BUILDING SUPPLY Company 11333 App|p Drive. Nunira. Michigan 49448________________ Coopersville • Phone • (616) 837-9716 23776 36th Ave. Local Sales Representative Ravenna, Ml Virg Umphrey 853-6477 853-6574 Spring Lake, Ml (616) 842-2439 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 — 1-96 and 68th Avenue — — Coopersville, Michigan 49404 — -616-837-8330 — — We Sell Family Fun — PROWLER 8' fitrrwtvt Bus. Phone 677-5226 677-5227 Home Phone 677-3822 VERN’S MOTOR SALES Congratulations Jeff and Class of “84” 11230 Linden N.W. Grand Rapids, Ml 49504 170 Ads RAPID DESIGN SERVICE, INC. KNCWV AUTO SUPPLY 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 6633 Lake Michigan Dr. Allendale 895-4364 3849 Oakea, S.W. 6944 — 12th Ave. Grandville Jenison 538-5240 457-3860 ILY SINCE 1922 Branch Offices at: Ft. Wayne, Ind. Spring Lake, Ml Milwaukee, Wis. Headquarters for Dayton, Ohio Jackson, Ml ◦didas Decatur, Ala. 841 W. Leonard One Block Weat ol Alpine 458-6744 1253 Eaat Leonard Leonard-Fuller-Plaza 458-2244 Ads 171 LAMBERT TV 4 APPLIANCE 250 Main Street Coopersville, Michigan 49404 Phone 837-8441 OLD KENT BANK More than 45 convenient locations BERLIN RACEWAY JUNIOR MISSY CASUALS SPORTSWEAR Illidi Ji UMsT 411 Standale Plaza, N.W. Grand Rapids, Ml 40504 Phone 453-8117 Just Off Lake Michigan Dr. Grand Rapids, Ml 40504 Racing Every Saturday Night Opening the Last Saturday in April. PRESTON’S STANDARD SERVICE The Popcorn Factory Nut Shoppe 1169 W. Randall Coopersville, Ml 49404 Phone: 837-8721 Mfg. by: THE POPCORN FACTORY NUT SHOPPE 4, 4158 Lake Michigan Dr., N.W., Standale, Ml 49504 172 Ads Going Fortii.-' U to Make a Better World The pastor and parishioners offer their congratulations and prayers for the 1984 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 Breeding Stock Available Quality Dairy Products BUTH’S GREENVALE FARM INC. Leonard Road, Coopersville, Michigan When You’re Ready for the Best ©VIKING Husqvarna 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 Jodi! Ads 173 i jnwe i dttvdato� cf UMXKMNB WMTER SUWY «am • INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL Wells and Pumps 4 and Larger Pump Sales and Service Deep Well Turbine and Submersible 4 Residential Wells Given Special Attention Fast Rotary Drilling Soil Test Boring and Analysis Earth Resistivity Surveys Engineered Ground Water Supplies 453-3212 It No Answer 453-3213 or Marne 677-1070 Gerry Neubecker Sons 3311 3 Mile Rd. NW • Grand Rapids Low Prices! Quality Cars! Warranty! Auto Sales David L. Kuzee Owner Raymond D. Kuzee Service Manager James Malski Body Shop Manager 1947 Alpine, N.W. Grand Rapids, Michigan 49504 (616) 361-8614 174 Ads UMLOR ORCHARDS Coopersville 214 Church St. Ravenna 3580 Thomas St. Conklin, 899-2235 Apples Peaches Cherries Asparagus v-nW' Congratulations Class of '84 Phone 837-8161 Phone 853-6511 THROOPFUNERAL HOME Harlind Throop LeRoy Throop Clark Throop owa’s MMR Joyce Lorrie Nancy EN,WOMEN S HAIRSTYUNG Family Food Plaza 1031 4-Mile Rd., N.W. Grand Rapids, Mich. 49504 Phone 784-1031 9-9 Mon.-Fri. 8-1 Sat. SPARTA STATE BANK 109 East Division Sparta, Michigan Phone — 887-7366 Congratulations Class of 1984 Congratulations Class of '84 From: TOM’S FEED MILL 210 Eastmanville Street Coopersville, Ml 49404 Animal Care Products Phone: 837-6150 Ads 175 (616) 895-6668 GRAND VALLEY TRUCK TRACTOR Your I.H. Red Power Dealer 6660 Lake Michigan Dr. Allendale, Ml 49401 THE GOAL POST FAMILY RESTAURANT MARV’S REPAIR SERVICE Open Daily 6 a.m.-IO p.m. Banquet Room Available 895-5155 3759 Johnson Street Marne, Michigan 49435 Marvin L. Modderman (616) 677-1204 LEMMEN 8 Insurance Agency Bern Dan Lemmen FIRST °F AMERICA. First of America Bank — Muskegon 335 Muskegon Mall, Muskegon, Michigan 49443 11266 68th Ave. , Allendale, Michigan 49401 Member FDIC 176 Ads 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 8 128 280 River Road, Coopersville, Ml 49404 Metcalf Machine, Inc. Manufactures Front Steering Axles Dual and Single Wheels 30,000 40,0001b. 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 Gary and the Graduating Class of 1984 Ads 177 BROWN BROWN FARMS Vegetable , Fruit and Eggs 17874 — 8th Avenue Conklin, Michigan 49403 Bob and Gary Brown Congratulations Mark! OTTAWA FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Ken and Bob Willard 6574 Lake Michigan Dr. Allendale, Ml 49404 31 44th Street Wyoming. Mi 534 5170 7750 — 20th Ave Jem son Mi 457-4300 VAL ZOELLER 178 Ads DYKSTRA ELEVATOR, INC. Conklin, Ml 49403 Ph.899-2644 DR. EUGENE VAN DYKEN 270 Main Street Coopersville, Michigan 49404 Phone: 837-6521 ADEMA’S GENERATOR SERVICE, INC. 224 Randall Street Coopersville, Michigan 49404 Telephone 837-8169 Garrett Bill Bob HAZEKAMP’S FOODS COOPERSVILLE 3603 James Street COMMUNITY BAKERY Box 181 Ravenna, Mich. 49451 319 Main Street Congratulations Class of ’84 Coopersville, Ml 49404 Ads 179 Casemiers’ SHOP-RITE Congratulations C.H.S. Class of 1984 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. 180 Ads After School Parties Birthday Parties Group Parties Skate Rental 75« 12189 East Apple Avenue M-46 Revenna, Mich. Inquire Racing Team Monday — Book Private Parties 696-1483 Tuesday — Book Private Parties 696-0148 Wednesday — 6 p.m. to 8:30 853-2971 Summer — 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Winter Family Night (Parents Free) Thursday — Book Private Parties Friday — 7 to 10 p.m. Skating Friday — 10 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Dancing (Rock) Saturday Afternoon — 1 to 3:30 p.m. Family Saturday Night — 7 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. All Ages Sunday — 1 to 3:30 p.m. Oct.-May Monday Evening — Book Private Parties Tuesday Evening — Family Night 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. (Parents Free) Summer — 6:30 to 9 p.m. Winter 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 (Dance — 10 to 12:30 a.m.) Sunday Afternoon — Family Skating 2 to 4:30 Sunday Evening — Adult Skating 6 to 9 p.m. After School Parties — Birthday Parties — Group Parties — Inquire Racing Team Skate Rental — 75« Call — 887-9833 or 696-0148 or 696-1483 or 853-2971 6 Miles West of Cedar Springs or 4 Miles East of Kent City on M-46 (17 Mile Road) Ads 181 '73' ii (wngratulation« r ijnQUOcj and Best Wishes ” mJ Class of’84 W - Aii bed a tv I not _ Intel chzcz toast Fpm QM r cm Mt ? SPOELMAN HOVINGH W fijldlbtj Obs 719 W. Randall Street Wl Coopersville, Michigan 49404 ® . Ijttjb, lupVJ dhifrk yOU L r’ fel OluPfi')! ' { Paul J(. Spoelman J Ron Hovingl 7b fWJ,V- -J Xj a afo, ltyt ,k2UWWt 4 i$ • U.KU IhL. r™ SPOELMAN HOVINGH- Accountants ' ® ;U- 0%. bau COOPERSVILLE COMPUTER SERVICE, INC7. Accounting iQXLxym E Income Tax Service l 0UP Data Processing , Phone: Coopersville 837-8104 ri £ —7 _ W Design and Manufacturing Sales and Service PHIL BROWN WELDING CORP. Farm and Hydraulic Equipment 4689 — 8 Mile Rd. N.W. (616) 784-3046 Conklin, Ml 49403 PRO-GAS Sales and Service Call Us for Home Heating — Cooking and Water Heating Fuel Gas-Up Services (or Campers. Travel Trailers and Motor Homes Heating Equipment and Appliances 677-3951 0-13751 Ironwood Dr. (Remembrance Rd.) Grand Rapids Masonary, Cement, and General Howard Vander Jagt Vice-President Coopersville, Ml 49404 Ads 183 Ravenna LARRY A. LEMMEN Attorney at Law RAVEN ROOM’ Cocktail Lounge • Bowling • Billiards N. Slocum Road •Banquets Ravenna, Michigan • Snack Bar Phone 853-2275 274 Main Street Coopersville, Michigan 49404 Phone (616) 837-6221 RINALDI PIZZA Phone (616) 837-6979 1-800-632-0087 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 HATFIELD SPRAYING SERVICE, INC. Bill Hatfield, President P.O. Box 8 Nunica, Michigan 49448 Aerial Spraying Fertilizing Seeding Marne 14532 State St. Between 16th Ave. Haye St. 677-1281 Beer and Wine to Go Comstock Park 3979 Well River Dr. N.E. 1 Block N. of Lamoreaux 784-5364 Beer and Wine to Go Tom and Jacque White (616) 895-5103 Hours Mon.-Sat. COOPERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAKERY COOPERSVILLE LUMBER CO. 9-6 319 Main Street Coopersville, Ml 49404 Dealers in Lumber and Builders' Supplies Phone 837-8356 Ads 185 186 Ads I WAS JUST ANOTHER CAT UNTIL I WENT TO SCHOOL Carr p-N-Cruise Marvin Mar Lou’s Restaurant Motman’s Dave Lemieux Hansen’s Kirby Co. Aluwax Dental Doctors L.H. The Upper Pu Dr. and Mrs. 1613 H yes, Marne, Ml 853 fKe Michigan Dr., Allendale, Ml Main Street, Conklin, Ml Mich. Dr., Grand Rapids, Ml ve., Conklin, Ml ., Allendale, Ml ., Allendale, Ml Dr., Allendale, Ml treet, Revenna, Ml rd, Revenna, Ml St., Allendale, Ml SCHNEIDERS TIRE OUTLET Best Wishes Class of 84 THE VILLAGE BAKE SHOPPE 1454 Franklin Marne, Mich. Phone: 677-5866 12416 Stafford St., Box 5 853-2025 Ravenna, Ml 49451 Road King and Michelin Tires Congratulations Class of ’84 Need a cake? We specialize! Phone 677-3134 SUPERIOR AUTO BODY REPAIR Tom Hoebeke 14521 State Street Owner Marne, Michigan 49435 Ads 187 IkJ Congratulations Class of 84 See one of the Great, Great, Guys for a new car or truck only at: W ■■■■i i v c______ __ JACK KELLER FORD 3358 Alpine N.W. Grand Rapids, Michigan 49504 Phone: 784-6600 cleaning 0 MODERN CLEANERS 256 Main St. Coopersville Congratulations Class of 84 Coke is it! 188 Ads HEATH MANUFACTURING COMPANY Congratulates the Seniors of the Class of 1984 and Extends Best Wishes to All at Coopersville High School Congratulations the Class of 1984 Professional Car Stereo Installation DR. AND MRS. E.P. HARRIS AND FAMILY CAR STEREO SPECIALIST 1 239 3 MILE Road N E Grand Rapios. Ml Staff: Doctor Harris, Nancy, Deb, Audrey Phone 363-8812 Phone 837-6100 SERVICE DEPT 241-0869 Ads 189 35 £■ tJecc x op? you v s AMvX do sow rtcflUy w k£7XA ML y rtMsl£ -THIS JWMQ ' 4yV ,M„ EDM MANUFACTURING AA flPSK ? fiPEK CORPORATION 7 ___________ ________— 0-379 Lake Michigan Dr., N.W. Grand Rapids, Michigan I TM£ Tele fio e: (616) 7 -ytf S ts v rrjg S£, n C £.X.£- ?y SXX j STjjOEsrPvk 49504 453-5463 0 Tt S-C AXy is 5 ] . -L u fJC HI-RAM ELEMEXCORP. Y P i lee trical u tU. Electronic Products Mol or Coopersville. Ml 49404 STOP 0 ZZ {S HI-RAM NESCO CJC F xTmT Os yu '— '' K F c 'r Sewn Things )V ? s f S yL £ Revenna, Michigan 49451 Phone: 853-6929 UT4' tJT(' f££ SZS £ GARTHWAITES 287 Main Ml 49404 aJ T o sdm: O 3- st c VEENEMAN BUILDERS INC. 5007 Roosevelt Road Coopersville, Michigan 49404 Mai Veeneman 837-8067 Lee Veeneman 837-9087 ps. use u CUM'J8XC i9o Ads f OC Mi, T' J uSO ZCO. y Tooo 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. To Suit Your Taste RANDALL HAUS FAMILY RESTAURANT 180 Randall Coopersville, Ml 837-6944 Mexican Food Available Ads 191 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 261 Randall Street QUIK STOP 837-9002 Coopersville, Michigan 49404 1 616 837 8839 327 Main St. Coopersville, Mich. TERRY R HOWARD General Manager Bod y nder OLA , DOUG'S AUTO BODY Congratulations Class of 1984 Quality Collision Repair 14960 68th Ave., Coopersville, Mich. 49404 Doug Otterbein Phone 837 8689 GRAND VALLEY REDI MIX, INC. Gerald Kishman 0-10600 Linden Dr., N.W. 677-1226 Grand Rapids, Mich. 49504 192 Ads j? £ ■ o 'c',iyv Congratulations NP6, P :]Z? t XNP sr «' sS Graduates V-V' co _ � DR. DAVE ARMSTRONG D.O. 'A°V © IE COOPFRSVIUf EDUCATION ASSOCIATION t powmtnM C w Ads 193 X Each year, graduates face the challenge of making choices which will determine the paths their futures will take. It’s a critical choice, but only one of hundreds of important choices all of us must make throughout our lives. The right to make such choices is a privilege only we who live in id enjoy. still being told how their lives must be the free world enjoy. Most of humanity is lived. For them, freedom of choice does not exist. We should think about that once ■ in awhile. The right to make choices is the quintessential element of freedom-and om makes all the difference. 194 Ads eisterjs GROWER SERVICES INC. CONKLIN, Ml, 49403 (616) 887-9689 887-9933 Agricultural Chemicals, Aerial Application 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 Steel Chain Saws COOPERSVILLE VARIETY 305 Main Street Phone: 837-6990 9:00 to 5:30 Mon.-Sat. Advertising section d one by: Lise Morgan Mindy Hansen Ads 195 Taking care of business?! I don’t believe this! Way to get those pictures printed. Mark! My picture is better than yours! Zenith Staff Front Row: Lisa Morgan. Bonnie Laug, Donna McKmght. Mindy Hansen. Karri Nowak, Gary Metcalf. Wruse Jonicfo Patti Diendorf Shari Kramer. Shelly Ter Avest. Beth Bartlett, Kathie Umlor. Row Two: Brent Galant, Mark Brown. Jeff GrossenbacheTRob Rovce Dave Vlue Jeff Taylor. Kevin Brown, Colin Probert. Vanessa Nyberg. Christine Janose Advisor Editor Business Manager Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Faculty Sports Organizations Advertising Photography Artistry Mr. Kitch Gary Metcalf demise Jonick Shari Kramer Patti Diendorf Karri Nowak Donna McKnight Bonnie Laug Dave Vlug Kathie Umlor Brent Galant Beth Bartlett Brenda Woodman Jeff Taylor Kevin Brown Shelly Ter Avest Vanessa Nyberg Christine Janose Lisa Morgan Mindy Hansen Mark Brown Jeff Grossenbacher Gary Metcalf Colin Probert Rob Royce Organizations 197 It’s over. Will tomorrow be the same? You tell all your friends. “we'll keep in touch. You know you won't. You say to your teachers. “I'll come back and visit you. You know you won't. Maybe someday it won’t make a difference. Right now it hurts a little. When tomorrow becomes today, will you be left holding on to yesterday? 199 Table of Contents People (Seniors).................17 Cartoons (Underclassmen)....49 Editorial (Faculty)......................81 Sports Page (Athletics)..............95 Features (Organisations)......141 Classified (Ads) 159