Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1987 volume:

This floor design, a gift of the Class of 1959, is intended to convey these meanings: The large green 'C” with a white background, of course, stands for Coopersville and the school colors. The bronze lamp of knowledge emblem at the top represents the things above all others for which the school stands, that is knowledge, learning and scholarship. School, state, national and world citizenship are represented by the seal of the State of Michigan, on the left. On the right is the scales of justice denoting the moral, ethical and religious standards that students should receive in high school. A healthy body must be the basis of mental, citizenship, and moral training. Thus the laurel wreath at the bottom stands for physical educa- tion, athletics and sportsmanship. The irregular shape of the whole figure denotes the various aspects of curricular and extra-curricular activities in which a student may participate. The lines radiating from the center through various shades of terrazzo in- dicate the different directions students take following graduation. “Broncos Table of Contents — Hammers 12 — Nuts 39 omores — Screwdrivers 47 Freshmen — Nails 55 Sports — Powerdrills 67 Teachers — Builders Organizatioi Advertisii Homecoming 1986 7 e 9Z7 gf 64tt4- C4 tU $ (?ount 1986 Miniature King and Queen Grand Marshall Caitlyn Bennink and T. J. Meerman Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kitch Homecoming 5 “The Way We Were’’ This was the 1986 Homecoming theme, which brought back memories of the way we used to be. The week of October 3, started off with the selling of Kool-Aid, ice cream cones, and penny candy during lunch hours. Activities included everything from a jumprope contest to pinning the tail on the Bronco. Monday students carried baby bottles around. Other days ranged from favorite toy day, children's storybook day, P.J. day to the traditional Green-n- White Day. Everyone worked hard throughout the week decorating the halls and the lobby, “Can- dyland. The Class of '89 won first for their “Wizard of Oz“ hall; the seniors followed with a close 2nd place; all the decorations looked extremely creative. Friday’s assembly, with the performance of the class skits, brought lots of laughs to the students and teachers. The pie-in-the-face was quite a tasty event. The seniors enjoyed the honor of first place, but the juniors enjoyed the privilege of smothering them with pie. The seniors received the most class points overall during the week. The help and cooperation of all the teachers, staff, and students made this week one filled with pleasant memories.' 1986 Court Dottie Wilder and Rick Finkler Sheila Fritz and Chuck Pearce Rita McNitt and Matt Biermacher Sheila Rasch and Rob Anderson Diane (Jmlor and Dave Zimmer 8 Homecoming 1985 Homecoming King and Queen Tracy Klein and John Diendorf Ti tuf TOe Ti ene 1986-87 Exchange Students Jenny Lundh — Sweden, Peter Sinnemann — Germany, Katharina Hauser — Germany. Fredrik Delsinger — Sweden. Felicia Rupp — Germany 1988 Junior Representatives Regina Riplo and Ivan Egan 1989 Sophomore Representatives Maureen McKnight and John Houghtaling Homecoming 9 1990 Freshman Representatives Julie Renzema and Dennis Klein 12 8eniors 16 Senior u x JUL Jo j man oil ! j'yfsmu 7y £ oo„ Pafn L tt. C on run A fmufti S. kurytorj JCurijt.C rum SbaviJ £ CtarL Clirislin S. JJi uun 7ile issa JJannenb ury J(ath urine JJ. auser - ‘Any o J4eche( _s4my . K. JJi fary frtttt. JJiffman jbawn R. 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St.ffei anion Chaprie Kryling September 23, 1969-December 11, 1984 “If your faith is as great as a mustard seed, anything is possible.” She’ll always be a part of us. i. jf-fP-; __________________________ 18 Melissa Meerman Dottie Wilder Usa Schwallier T roy Young Michelle Gustin —3 Tim Beers Kathy Van Doom 20 Paul Kurek Chuck Pearce Lori Lasko Denise Krynkrki Chris Wolverton Wendy Bush Connie Metcalf Kay Simons Brian LaCombe Christine Haan Pat Conran Donna Jacobs Connie MacDonald Wendy Roberts Suzanne Emshwiller Elaine Kamps Desiree Burchett Amie Anderson Joe Cimior Renee Smith Jean LeMieux Phil VanDyken Val Julien Becky Kleinjans Anne VanDongen Tracy Ingalls Steve Howard Michelle Rolfe Dave Zimmer Jamie Bergsma Karen Starks David Fowler Michelle Peacock 1 I Carl White Dave VerSluys Jane Poley Ron Burgtorf Sheila Rasch Bonnie Zimmer 24 Mock Elections Mock Election 25 V hJ� £obi i VJ«tti igh M f J rry jun.tn b irl� i Steffe f BanmiZinWr p'L cjf0'f4(f 7 jkj'vT £6° S«. rvvM __ A,� ' ■ t . 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The plays were staged on Monday and Tuesday evenings to try to draw a better audience. Those who attended the perfor- mances enjoyed the antics and character por- trayals as the senior class presented Eh?. An Apple for the Teacher, and Willy Velvet — Homicide Detective. For those on stage as well as those In the audience, the nights were pure enjoyment. First Row: Mike Potts. Rick Finkler, Jerry Julien, Pete Schoenborn. Jeff Swanson. Brian LaCombe, Earl Barringer. Second Row: Michelle Gustin, Sheila Fritz, Leigh Ann VanHouten, Freida Pod. Lisa Allen, Amy Hillary. Barb Molewyk. Bobbe Jo Busman. Robin Nottingham. Sheila Rasch. 32 Seniors Seniors Senior Class Advisor Mrs. LeMieux Top Ten 8eniora Front Row: Lisa Ahearn. Dave Zimmer, Steve Howard, Dottie Wilder, Rita McNitt, Amy Baker Second Row: Pete Schoenborn, Matt Biermacher. Rick Finkler. Michelle Gustin, Becky Kleinjans, Diane (Jmlor, Ty Coon. Third Row: Tim Beers, Rob Anderson, Brian LaCombe, Chuck Pearce. Missing: Connie MacDonald, and Sheila Rasch. TKott : The road won’t be lonely if we can say at the end, we walked the way hand in hand with a friend.” Class Song: Don't Forget Me When I'm Gone, by Glass Tiger You take my breath away Love thinks it's here to stay There's still so much for me to do And I can't stop loving you Oooh can this be true? If you could see what I have seen Broken hearts and broken dreams Then I wake up and you're not there Grief finds me everywhere. Oooh but you don't care. Don't forget me when I'm gone My heart will break I have loved you for so long It's all I can take You take my breath away Love thinks it's here to stay There's still so much for me to do And I can't stop loving you Oooh can this be true? Don't forget me when I'm gone My heart will break I have loved you for so long It's all I can take 8enior 33 To the Class of '87 Each graduating class of C.H.S. leaves a legacy. Each class has similarities, but each class is also unique. The Class of 87 has distinguished itself by surpassing the accomplishments of previous classes. The positive influence of this class will be evident after graduation. Throughout your high school tenure, the Class of 87 has been very involved in activities, student government, athletics and academics. School life has been the focal point for this class and with progression through school, leadership became more evident. The involvement and participation of the Class of 87 has served as an example to other classes and your conscious pursuit of making CHS a better place has been constructive and positive for all Your record of contributions and accomplishments speaks for itself You are to be congratulated for setting the standards for others to attain. Thank you for adding so much to your school. Continue to show the interest, initiative and spirit you have demonstrated as you pursue your own individual goals. Best wishes for success and happiness. Thomas Kalaher Senior High Principal 34 Principal' Letter Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your ears because this is the wild, crazy, and bizarre Class of '87! THE FEARFUL FRESHMEN Remember that first day of disoriented confusion? Who were we? Why were we here? Was it safe to eat in the cafeteria? Did Mr. Goosen really used to be a Central American dictator? These questions raced through our heads as we kicked butt at our first-ever pep assembly and found out how the detention system worked. Shall we mention our 0-9 football season? Naw! But we were now experienced enough with this freshman stuff and ready to move on to... THE STUDLY SOPHOMORES e came back excited . . . and some just came eceive our precious metal class rings and ago). Life was great as we decorated our Summer was over and some of us came back to school tai e , back for the heck of it. But we had a mission in front of us!— it w? give nobbie tal se low. J|grcu twg fMtfcmen (that we w re just j halls for Hcyqgotjing an jure jt was going to ask out wf!5mT And then there was Homecoming night when our moms piS d if! affd 3hreattWp at the school front door. G l. didn't we feel like a million bucks! And who can forget the food fiesta in the cafeteria — twenty-pl� sti5benu terminated f°r three days of rest and Summer was here fgali was driver's training. Loafeut, world, here coinj tudent drivers of the Class of '87! ■ 87 As we organized the Prom we found out that relatives, and parents into buying plastic jewelrj The weekends became a vital source of esc admitted to the National Honor Society, and f Then there was our awesome girls Powder activities in which we could get involved — arl knockin' but we kept on rockin'. : JIVING JUNIORS Dney had to be raised, so we jived and conrkved our neighbors, (for only $9.95) so we could put on a Prom fo- the elderly seniors to party, dance, and forget school. As junior some of us were others of us, it remained a mystery! football game when we beat those seniors! Slhool had a lot of wrestling, student council, junior play, etc. Wt juniors could take a SENIOR SYNDROME We had nothing to prove to anyone anymore, except ourselves. Our Powder Puff team did not just win once but twice as they demolished the juniors. The varsity football team had a lot of emotion and devotion, too, having a winning season for the second straight year. After we honored our King, Rick Finkler, and Queen, Sheila Fritz, at Homecoming, we felt an ending to what was happening coming nearer and nearer. Graduation was coming By second semester everyone was catching Senior Syndrome. The school days were in the fast lane and speetSng by. Homework became a blur The juniors threw an excellent Prom We were starting to grow apart. Over the years this Historian has seen mice run down the halls, lockers stacked every possible way. practical jokes, kids beating each other up — it was all part of the C.H.S. scene from 1983-1987 — it was all part of growing And we have grown a lot, realizing that we ll have to break loose and go our owrj separate ways But as long as we keep all the good memories and remember the good things we did, we can take hold of what we want out of life and still stay in touch as we say, Good luck, take care, and good-bw. We're the Class of '87 and we're bad to the bone! Dave Hubba Zimmer Historian, Class of 1987 Historian' Letter 35 Robert Anderson Mathematics Eric Bronkema Science, Social Science Kimberly Brown English, Foreign Language, Math Kenneth Boomgaard Mathematics Ellen Fortin Foreign Language, Math Linda Gavin Instrumental Music, Mathematics Denise Krynicki Academic, English, Instrumental Music, Mathematics Jean LeMieux Business Education Amy McDonald Business Education, Vocal Music Trieu Pham Academic, English, Foreign Language, Mathematics, Science Michael Potts Foreign Language Rose Powers Home Economics Michelle Rolfe Foreign Language Michelle Spoelman Foreign Language Anne VanDongen Art Peter VanKempen Mathematics Douglas Wilson Foreign Language Sr. 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 basis. English Award criteria requires four years of English with u grade point average of a (B+). Students must have achieved outstanding proficiency in grammar, literature, writing and verbal communication. Plus, they must show depth, interest, and an intellectual approach toward English beyond other students. Math Award recipients must be four year math students with a (B+) grade average. The student must show outstanding interest in class participation, 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 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+) grade average in all social studies subjects. Students must have enrolled in as many social studies subjects as possible (minimum of 3 Vi). Students must be recommended bv more than one member of the department and approved by the majority of the 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 n foreign language class with an (A) grade point average. Students must demonstrate proficiency in speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Students must demonstrat an attitude and interest, and comments with standards and performance generallv thought of as “excellent. Business Education Award recipients must have an (A) grade point average 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 Arts Award recipients must have an (A) grade point average in industrial arts subjects. They must display leadership, have good attendance, 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 command of skills and techniques w ith various materials and media. They must have a major in art and be creative with a (B+)average. Home Economics Award recipients must have an (A) grade point average in three years of home economics. They must show qualities of leadership, helpfulness, responsibility, neatness ami rapport with others. Agriculture Award recipients must have an (A) grade point average in agriculture subjects taken. They must have in operation a program that is outstanding and must displa� t t '.‘.lilies of leadership in local district, end sVate areas. Senior Excellence 37 Juniors Historian Treasurer Advisor Marla Dyke Kristi Munger Mr. Kilpatrick Juniors 39 Melissa Allan Aaron Ambrose Eileen Armock Joe Armock Alayne Axley Joey Baker Douglas Banka Michele Barkman Kimberly Bartlett Jeannie Becker Andrew Bereza Melissa Berkenpas Paul Bialas Terri Berends David Bos Billie Jo Brown Penny Brown Scott Bruesch James Buist Todd Bursma Cindy Burton Paul Chesnutt Craig Cook I I I ki 40 Russell Cady James Clark Jennifer Closs Trevor Cooper Roger Hoolsema Malt Hopwood Steve Jager Dawnae Jarka Chad Jones Lori Jonio Teresa Kalaher Todd Klessel Lori Klein Todd Laansma Tammy Langeland Paul Ledford Patrick Malville Karen Martin Nita Martin Doug Maurer Jaime Maxwell Alison Mayeaux Jeff Maynard Scott McCue Molly McLaughlin Scott Meandering Michelle Meyer Tommy Michael Jr. Jeanette Nile Jennifer Noppert Matthew Nottingham Robbey Odejewski Tere a Omlor Diana Peffer Jodi Perrin Meli a Rink Regina Riplo U� a Riti Jeffrey Robert Michael Rohen Jim Rolfe Michael Rollenhagen Jeannie Ryder Andy Scarbrough Heather Schmidt Daniel Sc hoe n born Dale Scholten Kevin Schulte Robert Serba 43 Debra Thompson Holly Trowbridge Vincent (Jmlor Charles Vender Kooi Michael Vender Schuur Mike loves the new heating system! No. I haven’t been drinking! Honest, I didn't write that on there. You’ve got your pencil, but where's your book? American history excites us! Matt and his women. Are they ALWAYS together? 4 1 Will you be my tutor? Hi Ya’ll! Ready or not — fashion queen is here!! We had onions for lunch! Juniors 45 Sophomores Sophomores 47 ’89 CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Historian T reasurer Advisors Marlene Kerprich Veronica Miklusicak Staci Baker Anna Biggs Angie Rosel Mrs. Hulst Mr. Nicholas Lori Ahearn Meri Albrecht Todd Allen Cory Allers Jeff Allera Mindy Alt Jim Anderson Scott Babcock Scott Bajema Stacl Baker Crystal Baldus Chris Balkon Gerald Barringer 8andra Barr Paul Benoit Vicki Berenas Kristine Bigelow Anna Biggs Pete Boomgaard Mari Jo Breuker Ondra Briar Laura Brown Russ Brown Jill Buchanan Jennifer Buist Annette Burgtorf Craig Busman Carl Cady Dan Childs Brent Clay Matt Clelland A t Joseph Clink Julie Collison Jason Cooper Paul Courtade Kelly Darby Trish Davis Elizabeth DeDie Pamela Denhof Steve Dodde Eric Deuel Dana DeVore Blaine DeYoung Loren Dyke Angel Eberlein Annette Eisen Scott Graftema John Haan Carolyn Hall Cindy Harpst Lisa Haskin Terry Hastings Kim Hazekamp Jesse Hecksel Joel Heft Todd Hilton Kirk Hines Mallory Holleman John Houghtaling Tamy Huesing Fred lacovoni Kathy Jacobs Michael Kasper Andrew Kemp Marlene Kerprich Lori Klessel Danny Klein Amy Lillibridge Kim Lillibridge Joseph Looks Laura Looman Heidi Lucas Erik Lundquist Duane Marsman Larry Martin Melissa Martin Kristin Matthews Terry May croft Robert Mayse Maureen McKnight Mark McWilliams Melanie Ophofff Jam� � Pardon Robert Parney Tammy Peek Tammy Perkin Kevin Perrin Todd Pllcxuk Angie Rosel Kelly Roiiman Tina Schulte Greg Sheridan Mernl Simister Adam Smith Jennifer Sarber Andrew Schmidt Adam Schoenborn Alisa Schoenborn Jeanne Schoenborn Margret Shumpert Lori Sikkema Jeff Smoes Lisa Smoes lowomm Wayne Spencer Lance Spinner JeffThies John Tjapket John Vadat Kathleen Vander Jagt Debbie Starks Tammy Steele Todd Swiflnk Matthew Ver Sluyt Bill Vogel Shannon Wagoner Brian Wernette David White Mike Siyaxko Brian Taylor Jose Torres Jennifer (Jmlor John Vander Molen Karla Van Doom Traci Wibert Deanna Wilton Pat Wood TimWurm David Wyntma Jim Zemaitis Cheri Zimmer Karen Zimmer Amy Cepeda Ann Karopczyk 52 FfcE HMEN Robert Bo Jason Brake Greg Brown Kyle Brown Nate Brown Becky Adema Lisa Agin Greg Alkema Matthew Alt Paul Armock Diane Austin Brian Bacon Kathy Baldus Jim Banka Becky Bergsma Chad Bergsma Melanie Kristy Bialas Marsha Blehm Keith Boarts Tony Caruso Kathleen Clark Angelina Cleveland Melanie Cochran Jackeline Collazo Tina Cook Tana Coon :___FkESHMEN Dennis Courtade Peter Crum Jeffrey Curtis Brian Dech Kristen Deuel Chad Doane Ray Doty Heidi Eby Michelle Eldred Steve Eppink Den a Evans Frank Fabian 8herry Falrbalm Brian Finkler FfcE HMEN____- Michele Jager Jill Julien Liliana Juracan Theresa King Dennis Klein Keith Kline Dennis Klompstra Russell Kluting Chris Kryling William Kupniwski David Kuzee Deborah LaFleur John Laug Laura LeMieux Shaun Munger Amy Musselman Carl Neff Mary Noordyk Tim Omlor Jeffrey Pattyn Trevor Peck FkEiHMEN Janice Perrin Michelle Pfishner Junior Pickett Mathew Potts Marvin Ramirez Duane Rasch Russel Rasch Tammy Riplo Jodie Rogalia Kenny Rogers Steve Rohen Kristi Schmidt Autumn Scofield Damita Shumpert Brian Sikkema Christy Smith BrucrSmoes Juanita Snowdin Jennifer Stevens Marty Stroven Christopher Sullivan Timothy Syrek David TenEyck FkE HMEN Shelly Unger Miity Uioff Terry VanderKooi Keith VanderZyl Ed VanDuinen Michael VanDyke Jeremy VanKampen I need some Jolt!!! Dennis, doing a Coke commercial. Sound it out. Kristi!!! Ya wanna share my pudding with me??? Caught red handed! Cool shirt Shawn, may I borrow it? Freshmen 61 I knew he'd take me sooner or later. Come on, guys, high school isn't THAT scary I predict that you will take my picture. Bob loves Foods Class! Marvin does the funky chicken Exchange Kathrina Hauser German Students Felicia Rupp Peter Sinneman 64 Exchange Students Felicia was missed by many after she left in December. Students We will miss you! Exchange Students 65 66 CHS Students 68 Sports Varsity Football (From Left) Seated: Brian Leale. Pete Boomgaard. Joe VanDyke. Todd Kiessel, Mark Hessler, Aaron Smith, Troy Young, Doug Banka and Doug Maurer. Kneeling: Mgr. Peter Sinneman. Scott Meendering. Ken Boomgaard, Jamie Maxwell, Bob Serba, Dave Zimmer. Mike Potts, John Harms, Ty Coon and Steve Howard. Standing: Coach Jim Meerman, Coach Jerry Goosen, Pete VanKempen, Rob Anderson, Dave Molewyk, Rob Odejewski. Matt Not- tingham, Mark Holleman. Brian LaCombe, Coach Gordy Meyer and Coach Todd VanHouten. The mighty Broncos. Hang Loose. Baby 70 Varsity Football Steve has the moves. We re BAD TO THE BONE.” Calgon, take me away! Hi ho, hi ho. it’s off to work we go. m ■ Come on, make my day! Beware. Hubba is on the loose. Smile, Goose! Varsity Football 71 Mousse does wonders to your hair. Rumbling again, boys? First team All-American dummy hitters! Good job. guys. Tough practice, eh. Pete? Don’t hurt him, Tree? How would you like to go out? Hey, look, I can touch my toes. 72 Sports Best Defensive football player: Rob Odejewski Best Offensive football player: Ty Coon Most Valuable football player: Steve Howard Best Team Man: Rob Anderson MoslImproved football player and Best Weight Lifter: Ken Boomgaard ___ :t a goal at the start of the th afwinning season. The coaching staff congratulateson a fine season, rienced many go lft n bad times throughout the year. They jiave learned from The Varsity FootbaU Team finished with a 5-4 season. The Bron season to fi The tea those times the hard woJ A special thepast four years. Beli creed. direction. We ‘Spect and ti rank the players for _ _ jlayers for the exciting moments and memories over goals and build on youj future remembering the words of the VARSITY FOOTBALL nent Kelloggsville Calvin Christian Wayland F. H. Northern South Christian Hudsonville Cedar Springs Zeeland Sparta Coaches Jim Meerman Jerry Goosen Todd VanHouten Gordy Meyer JV Football (From Left) Seated: Bill Vogel. Tim Wurm. John Vadas. Kevin Rolfe, Steve Benoit. John Houghtaling, Pat Wood and Todd Hilton Kneeling: Kyle Rogers. Jim Anderson. Terry Hastings. Jason Cooper. Jason Fuller. Marvin Ramirez. Todd Swifink and Glen LeMieux. Standing: Coach Meerman. Kevin Mor- rison. Wayne Spencer. Jeff Smoes. John Tjapkes. Coach Herremans. Brent Clay. Scott Babcock. Andy Kemp. John Haan and Coach VanderKolk Wait till Mom sees these clothes! Set. HIT. HIT! I m sorry. Coach Vanderkolk, I'll never do it again! 74 J.V. Football You want me to go out for a pass? I hope the bell doesn't come to me. Swiflnk. you shrunk! And we go up and down and up . . Our season was characterized by injuries and mistakes. We went into every game over the season with at least one. sometimes two or more, starters not able to play because of injuries or sickness. On our way to a 3-5-1 record we experienced a fast start by winning our first two games over Kelloggsville and Calvin Christian. But were soon slowed primarily by our own mistakes with losstt to Wayland, Forest Hills and South Christian. OjiF'best eftor of the season came in a 20-20 tie w th Hurfsonville. A close game with Cedar Springs and a good Zeeland team brought us 2 more losses. We did finish with a high note by defeating Sparta in the last game of the year 20-12. The season was an exciting learning experience for all involved. J.V. Football 75 Freshman Football (From Left) Front: Coach Sherman, Jason Brake, Nate Brown, Pete Crum, Jim Banka. John Laug, Pat Sanford. Matt Potts, Doug May and Coach Klein. Center: Duane Rasch, Mike VanDyke, Rick Idziak, John Huffman. Alex Meyer, Shaun Munger, Tony Liszewski, Dennis Klein, Jon VerBeek and Scott Harris. Rear: Coach Hilton, Dave VanKempen. Ed VanDuinen, Keith Mankel, Steve Rohen, Brian Bacon, Steve Hill. Rob Hammond. Kyle Brown, Tim Syrek and Coach Bennink. 76 Freshman Football You're In for It now. guys! Wake up. guys, it's time to play football. m This year's freshman team finished 3-6. Winning the first 3 games then losing the last 6. Our team was much better than their record indicated, but yet. we must realize that there is always room for improve- ment. These young men are only freshmen and can improve themselves with herd work. We encourage all of them to continue working at it and strive to reach their goals in everything theyBo Good Luck! FRESHMAN f-OOTBAl L We Opponent Them 22 Allegan 0 12 Caledonia 0 12 Wayland V 0 0 F. H. Northern 1 12 6 Hudsonville 8 14 Cedar Springs 22 6 Middleville 12 0 Zeeland 22 8 Northview 22 Freshman Football 77 Varsity Football Cheerleaders Clockwise (from left): Lisa Ahearn. Sue Noordyk, Lori Klein, Sheila Rasch, Denise Krynicki, Robin Not- tingham. Sheila Fritz, and (center) Connie MacDonald. « 5� I. Our players are all In the bleachers!?! I’d like to introduce . . . Broncos have CHS Spirit! One more year and we will be here. Go. Fight, WIN!! They’ll never know what we are up to??? Varsity Football Cheerleaders 79 J.V. Football Cheerleaders (From Left). Kris Etheridge. Shelley Lambert, Amy Lillibrtdge, Angie Rose!, Kim Rose. Beth Kretchman. Kristi Bigelow, and (center) Maureen McKnight. 80 J.V. Football Cheerleaders Freshman Football Cheerleaders Hello there! I forgot my Greenles!!! Freshman Football Cheerleaders 81 Powder Seniors 20 First Row: Laura Knuaf. Wendy Roberts. Julia Kinnucan. Julie Sanford. Freida Poel. Sheila Fritz. Jane Poley. Jamie Rogalia. Rita McNitt Second Row Melissa Hannenburg. Sarah Stalzer. Bobbe Jo Busman. Tina Sherington. Michelle Spoeiman. Amy Heckel. Suzanne Emshwiller. Kathy VanDoorn. Robin Nottingham Third Row Cari White. Michelle Peacock. Jenny Irish. Roxanne Holmes. Martha LaFleur. Lisa Ahearn. Leigh Ann Van Houten, Connie Metcalf. Jill Hillman Fourth Row Barb Molewyk. Michelle Gustin. Amy Baker. Robin Idziak. Lisa Allen. Amy Hillary. Jamie Bergsma. Amie Anderson. Dawn Hober Fifth Row Connie MacDonald. Sheila Rash. Denise Krynicki. Dottie Wilder. Becky Kleinjans. Sue Noordyk. Diane llmlor. Tracy Ingalls. Michelle Rolfe Coaches: Ken Boomgaard. Matt Biermacher. Rob Anderson. Pete Vankempen. Steve Howard. Rick Finkler. Mark Holleman. Yes, you see It another VICTORY for the Class of 1987! We Bad. We Bad 82 Powder Puff Football Puff Juniors 14 First Row Lyann Lowe. Kristi Munger. Amy Renzema. Lori Klein, Jeannie Becker. Lisa Flanders. Michelle Bark man Second Row Dawn Swanson. Holly Trowbridge. Pam Spinner. Kim Bartlett. Mindy Plump ton. Lisa Rltz Third Row Sue Hoi le man. Heidi Hecksel. Becky Nash. Regina Riplo. Karen Hecksel. Theresa Harms Fourth Row Bofcx Jo Rebentisch. Sara Hecksel. Amy Starks. Debbie Thompson. Jodi Perrin. Myssi Rinks. Marla Dyke. Ann Lemmen Fifth Row: Terri Finkler. Sonya Gust in. Tammy Langeland. Karla Karafa. Wendy Wexpel, Alison Mayeaux. Karen Vander Sloot. Paula Van Kempen. Sara Crandle Coaches Todd Kiessel. Matt Nottingham. Doug Maurer. Bob Serba. Mike Stream Coaches: Aaron Smith. Rob Odejewski. John Harms. Ivan Egan Waiting patiently. Don't jump the whistle. Powder Puff Football 83 Golf (From Left) Kneeling: Steve Jager. John Hillary, Mike Smith. Troy Spencer. Chris Fuller and Chad Jones. Standing: Mike Stream. Doug Wilson. Paul TenEyck, Coach Schippers. Frederick Delsinger. Carl Neff. Mark McWilliams and Brian Smith. Fore!. Oops, sorry. Mr. Schipper. I wish I was golfing instead. That's me. the aivesome golfer! 84 Golf My club is stuck in the ground. Maybe now I can steal a golfcart. Boys Golf Opponent Kelioggsville Kenowa Hills Unity Christian Zeeland Kent City F. H Northeri , Cedar Springs Fremont South Christian Wayland W I Calvin Christiap ‘ Hudsonvllie Zeeland Calvin Christian Hudson ville F. H. Northern Cedar Springs South Christian Wayland Allendale 362 402 Them 173 163 164 178 159 165 170 180 168 163 157 195 169 166 198 6th 15 th Senior laden — an understatement which best describes the 1986 boys golf team. For most of the season, our seniors — Troy Spencer, Doug Wilson, Paul TenEyck, Brian Smith and Fredrik Delsinger — were five of the six varsity match players. They played very well throughout the season and will be sorely missed. «- % Juniors — Mike Stream and Steve Jager, both var- sity letter-winners, will be called upon to lead the team next year. The other four varsity positions will be up for the taking by juniors Mike Smith, and Chad Jones, sophomore Mark Williams, Fteshmen Carl Neff, Chris Fuller, Tony Caruso, John Hillary nd Scott Budzinski. Golf was invented to wreak havoc upon ego and self-confidence. Our team learned this lesson well, but for the most part, overcame the disappointments of out-of-bounds tee-shots and three and four-putts and played up to their ability. A great lift to the team was our Swedish foreign ex- change student, Fredrik Delsinger. He was our most consistent varsity scorer at the end aj1 the season and received Honorable Mention All-Conference recogni- tion. Congratulations are also in order for our team's Most Valuable player, Troy Spencer and Most Im- proved Player, Mike Smith. Golf 85 Girls Tennis Front Row: Diana Peffer, Tina Post. Val Julien. Wendy Muller. Carolyn Hall. Anna Biggs. Lori Sikkema. Sarah Stalzer Row Two: Coach Kilpatrick. Kristy Bialas. Elizabeth Dedie. Dawn Swanson, Felicia Rupp. Laura Knauf, Suzanne Emshwiller. Amie Anderson. 86 Girls Tennis My tennis racket went farther than my bail did! The fans anxiously await the tennis match. Girls Tennis 87 Boys Cross-Country (From Left) Kneeling: Brian Sikkema. Paul Chesnutt. Paul Bialas. Gregg VanRyswyk and Rich Denny. Standing: Jerry Julien, Andy Schmidt. Luke Kelly, Andy Karafa and Coach Holleman. Our All Conference Star! Grin and Bear It. What determination! 88 Boys Cross-Country Girls Cross-Country Front Row: Kristi Munger, Shelly Spoelman, Jenni Lundh. Lori Ahearn Row Two: Terese Harms, Kristi Schmidt, Heidi Hecksel, Sue Holleman. Amy Renzema. Coach Holleman. Cross-Country is little glory, great deal of pain survived, but also They grew stronger certainly admire these fine w spectators and Id weather and a runners not only the season, nd physically. We and gentlemen. Almost there!! Don't fall asleep. Heidi. Girls Cross Country 89 Girls Varsity Basketball (From Left) Front Row: Terry Kalaher. Jodi Perrin, Debbie Thompson. Jeannie Ryder, Sherry Fairbairn, Amy Baker Row Two: Regina Riplo. Amy Starks. Missy Rinks. Rita McNitt, Dottie Wilder, Paula VanKempen, and Karen VanDerSloot 90 Girls Varsity Basketball Oppone ■T So. Chiisttor Hudsonville J Cedar Springs Zeeland Calvin Christian Wavland Seville vin Christian W� yiand F H. Northern Christian Way to blow them away. Dottie!!! Your feet stink! I can't believe that! Girls Varsity Basketball 91 Who should I throw the ball to? This is basketball girls, not wrestling? 92 Girl� Varsity Basketball Girls J.V. Basketball Front Row: Tammy Riplo. Shelly Unger, Staci Baker, Lisa Haskin, Jill Buchanan. Cathy Reens, Jennifer Buist. Row Two: Julie Renzema. Lisa Smoes. Tracy Krepel. Coach Veldman. Missy Eldred, Sandra Bartlette. Heidi Lucas. Be tough. Julie! What are you girls up to? Who are you dreaming about Shelly? 94 Girls J.V. Basketball I'm tougher than you are It will go in! It will go in! What a pretty basket Where did the basketballs go? Go for it. Julie Girls J.V. Basketball 95 Varsity Boys Basketball Front Row: Matt Biermacher. Joe VanDyke. Rick Reens. Jerry Julien, Pete Schoenborn. and Gregg VanRyswyk. Second Row: Rob Anderson, Dave Molewyk, Tim Beers, Pete VanKempen. Doug Maurer, and Coach Rich Renzema. It's Mousercise Time! 96 Varsity Boys Basketball Where ya headed, Matt? Jerry, prepares to elevate. I get out the WHOLE season. Coach!! Varsity Boys Basketball 97 Simon says, lift your arms. I'll catch you. Doug Move it or lose it. bud! Pete perfumes the gym. 98 Varsity Boys Basketball - Xr V 'b 1 This year the team started slow, but their willingness to work showed as great strides were good basketball team. It was a great honor for me to work with such great young men. To I all the luck in the world as they see what the future holds for them. Coach Rich Renzema J.V. Boys Basketball Front Row Todd Hilton. Glenn Lemieux, Terry Hastings. John Houghtaling, Bob Mayse. Kevin Rofle and Jason Fuller. Second Row: John TJapkes. Erick Lundquist. John Haan. Coach Jim Meerman. Jeff Smoes, Jeff Allers, Jim Anderson and Wayne Spencer. Free Twinkiesl! Way � ° P1® defense' Jim 100 J.V. Boys Basketball Don't just stand there, do something. I C H Golly. Where did Mom and Dad go? Ooohl Pretty! Repelled by Smell. J.V. Boys Basketball 101 Freshman Basketball Front Row: Doug May. Chad Doane. Jaime Michaels. Pat Sanford. Joe Worpd and Alex Meyer. Second Row: Keith Mankel, Tony Liszewski, Dave VanKempen. Coach Fred Kosten, Steve Hill. Brian Bacon and Kyle Brown. Looks great Rob, now use a ball!!! . t W r Those cheerleaders sure can jump high. The school lunch is really getting to me. 102 Freshman Boys Basketball I'm gonna get that ball. Look, a backwards granny. Where did the ball go? A small team but big in spirit. Freshman Boys Basketball 103 n ermined Varsity B-Ball Cheerleaders (Left to right) Connie MacDonald. Sheila Rasch, Denise Krynicki, Lori Klein, Dottie Wilder. Sue Noordyk, Sheila Fritz, Robin Nottingham. Don't ask us. we don't know either! Quick catch her. before she floats away!! 104 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Oh my gosh, we made a point! I think I lost my finger! Vision of innocence! Which way did he go? Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders 105 J.V. B-Ball Cheerleaders (Left to right) Maureen McKnight. Kristyn Etheridge. Beth Kretschman. Amy Lillibridge. Angie Rosel. Staci Baker. Michelle Lambert. Kim Rose PLEASE. Let me out! I think I see my dream man. 106 J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders Freshman B-Ball Cheerleaders Front Row: Deb La Fleur. Jodie Rogalia, Chris Heyboer. Second Row: Julie Hecksel. Dena Evans. Lisa Agin. Third Row: Shelly Unger, Julie Renzema Julie. I think we are going the wrong way again Isn’t 13 a drool! Freshman Basketball Cheerleaders 107 Pom-Pon Girls First Row: Lisa Haskins, Lori Ahearn, Angela Biggs, Vkki Berends. Melanie Ophoff, Freida Poel, Barbara Fortin. Second Row: Kelly Rossman, Kristi Bigelow, Heather Schmidt. Karla Van Doom, Kathy Jacobs. Missy Eisen. Looks like rain. Omigosh, I forgot to brush my teeth. 108 Pom-Pon Girls Whew. I’m bushed. Was it really that bad. Kelly? I Concentrate real hard. Melanie. Dancing on the ceiling Let’s get out of here! Kathy shows off Pom-Pon Girls 109 Varsity Volleyball First Row: Sara Crandle. Lisa Smoes. Holly Trowbridge. Karen Martin. Second Row: Katharina Hauser. Becky Kleinjans, Lisa Allen. Jennifer Noppert. Back Row: Coach Terry Stinson. Diane CJmler, Amy Hillary. Alison Mayeaux, Rita McNitt. 110 Varsity Volleyball Thank you. Lord. Just a typical volleyball player?!? Varsity Volleyball lit Oh no. there is a leak in the ceiling!?! Cheer up. Holly, they'll get the ball out of the net. Their team looks real big. Amy. You want it? Come and get it. 112 Varsity Volleyball Stinson V Vanity Volleyball 113 J.V. Volleyball Front Row: Vicki Miller. Cathy Reens. Sherri Fairbairn. Heidi Eby. Kami Holden Second Row: Coach Amy Stark. Angel Eberlein. Jenni Buist, Misty CJsoff. Jessica Bukrey, Kristi Schmidt, and Coach Jill Watson And what do we have here!?! A true J.V. position for a set. 114 J.V. Volleyball The thrill of victory. Say a prayer for me coach. Junior Varsity, coached by Jill Wat on and Amy Stark made great progress throughout the season However, plagu� I with injuries and player ineligibili- tished the season with only seven fiolden, injured, played a i very com- Jenny SarN Y dhdiiMistv iJsoff have i the futj very strong setter and defensive I up to play Varsity. Angel Eberlein arid TCnstyBialas led the team in setting and serv- ing. Their hustle and determination was fttatched by Sherry Fairba n who was outstanding as a passer and spiker J Jessica Bukrey became an asset to the team with good servdg and all around good play. Vicki Miller, Heidi Mauk and Cathy Clark were defensive back row players and spikers. JKj ty, the team players. Cam petitive ga great potential Jenny Buist player was mi J.V. Volleyball 115 Wrestling Front Row: Matt Steffes. Tim Felicioni. Luke Kelly. Tim Wurm. Joe Armock. Duane Rasch, Eric Deuel. Jeff Pattyn, Paul Armock and Joe Clink. Second Row: Andy Kemp. Jon VerBeek. Tim Rosel. Craig Siebelink. Ty Coon. Troy Young. Todd Kiessel. Peter Sinnemann. Mark McWilliams. Adam Schoen- born and Steve Rohen. Third Row: Coach Steve Zoet. Pete Boomgaard. Jaime Maxwell. Aaron Smith, Pat Callahan. Bob Serba. Scott Babcock. Ken Boomgaard. Mike Potts. Marvin Ramirez and Coach Carl Kemme. 116 Wrestling Troy docs the Jane Fonda workout. Down boy. down! Bibbidi-bobbidi-boo Wurm squirms to a victory!! Yee Haa!!! Wrestling 117 This mat is so clean I can see my reflection! The tension mounts. Darn those heart attacks. Can we talk? 7 Wrestling team was off to a great start. We had several returning wrestlers, a new wrestlir ns and i schedule which would allow our wrestlers to compete in more matches than ever before. .ne I you-87' new uniforms« There was the possibility of finishing h nruhTleogue, but due to some untimely injuries we found ourselves short one or two good wrestlers whi' h we needed to win the league. Several of our team members made the area s outstanding wrestler list e- : have the potential to be league champs or make it through the regional those hard working w restlers it was a good season and may you improve in whatever you do. Hard work off ys ca win me 119 Hallelujah, praise the Lord. Does this mean I win? Auditions for Grand Rapids Symphony director!!! Waiting for a reason. Help, I think we re tangled! Hmmm. didn't go very far did it? 120 Sports Here I am world! Help. A worm's got my helmet! '1 . i I. ,J , I i i A Faculty Faculty 121 Administration Mr. Thomas Kalaher Principal Mrs. Nancy Klein Secretary Mr. Robert Fortin Superintendent Mrs. Lois Koch Secretary Board of Education Mr. John Hilton President Mr. Dean Heath T reasurer Mrs. Shirley Draft Vice President Mrs. Mary Millard. Trustee_ Ul ___Mr. John Mills. Trustee_ Mr. Chet Babcock, Trustee Mr. Jim Busman Secretary Mrs. Regina Sullivan Mr. William Mulder Counselor Faculty 123 Max Schlpper M.A.. W.M.U., Speech Theatre. Chemistry. Intro. Chemistry. Health Science Verlyn EUenhauer M.S., C.M.U., Biology I, Biology II Steve Zoet B.S., G.V.S.C., General Science. Biology I Science Science courses offered at C.H.S. are aimed at accomplishing one of two goals: t) provide graduating students with sufficient ex- periences to deal with the science concepts, terminology, and technology of everyday life; 2) provide the fundamentals of science for fur- ther study in college, vocational school, etc. Our teachers are experienced and qualified in their subject areas. They have demonstrated a willingness to continue their own training in an effort to always improve as teachers of science. Nothing is more intriguing than the adven- ture of learning about life and its processes and the materials, mechanics, and energy flow of the physical universe. The Science Depart- ment is proud to offer our students a challeng- ing beginning of a never-ending quest for knowledge and understanding of themselves and their environment. Max Schlpper Chairman 11114,111.111 ■•lllllllln 124 Faculty Vocational Arts The Industrial Arts department prides itself on providing a wide variety of opportunities in wood- working, metal crafting, auto repair, drawing, plastics and elec- tricity electronics. Whether a stu- dent is headed for college, trade school, or directly into the adult workforce, the skills of industrial arts will be helpful for a lifetime. Self- reliance is a commendable trait among arts majors. Bruce Vissers Chairman Dora Grambau B.S.. M.S.U., English 9z. Crops Soils, Animal Science. Modern Agriculture Mary Momber B.S., C.M.U., Personal Living. Individual Living. Clothing Bruce Vissers M.A.. M.S.U.. Mechanical Drawing. Architectural Drawing. Machine Drawing. Advanced Drawing. Metals I Warren Warber M.A:, 0. of M., Automechanics, Metal Technology, Recrea- tional Vehicle Robert Fuller M.A.. B.S.U., Electronics II. Plastics. Woods I. Woods II Faculty 125 Math m m ?m; James Trowbridge M.A., C.M.U., Advanced Algebra. Basic Math. Computer Programming Charles Holleman M.A.. W.M.U.. Algebra. Advanced Algebra. Geometry The Mathematics department has a highly trained and well qualified staff working hard to see that all students at CHS have the math skills necessary to function in a hi-tech society. We have recently added to our computer course offerings with a Literacy course and an Advanced Programming course. We feel that students who study four years of academic math ending with the senior math course are well prepared to study college level mathematics. James Trowbridge Chairman Cart Kern me AB. Hope College. Senior Math. Physics, Pre-Algebra 126 Faculty James Nicolas B S . Ferris State. Algebra. Geometry. General Science. Intro, to Physics History The primary concern of the Social Studies department has always been to provide the student with as wide a selec- tion as possible that will meet the needs of each student. In keeping with this goal, each course is re-evaluated each year and steps taken to improve it where needed. Such a course as Survey of Great Lakes has been added to meet these needs. Other courses have been dropped where either low demand or problems develop. Each teacher in the department is dedicated to the principle of improving the quality education each student receives. As such this proves to be the greatest asset of this department — the caring of the teachers. Nathan Burnell Chairman I Ken Boettner B.A., W.M.U.. Political Science. G.S. History. Social Science Faculty 127 English Jake Butman M.A.. CJ. of M., American History, American Literature The English department strives diligently to help prepare students for any occupation or activity he she might choose upon graduation. College-bound scholars are well- equipped and often achieve basic course credits without matriculation and advance placement; this speaks well of their CHS English background. Graduates who opt for the world of business secure good positions if they have carefully pur- sued their English studies. People are frequently judged by their use of the English language, both oral and writ- ten. The department stresses both and is tremendously proud of its record of successes. Jack Boeskool Chairman 128 Faculty Athletic Dept Spec. Ed. The Special Education Department is available to assist students who have exhibited a history of learning pro- blems. A team gathers information on each student and makes a determina- tion of eligibility according to State Law. The department seeks to place students in the least restrictive en- vironment. Through staff coopera- tion. students are given support in order to receive credits necessary for graduation. The department also seeks to individualize instruction whenever appropriate as indicated by an in- dividual education plan. At present, there are seventeen students receiving special services either through a special class or through a teacher con- sultant who works with students out of regular classes. Thomas Marchinowski Chairman The Athletic Program at Coopersville High School is an up- ward swing. The attitudes of the students is to get involved, which is producing more competition and bet- ter competition and thus better athletic teams. Close to 50% of the student body is involved in the athletic program, and if this trend continues the Broncos will be 1. Rich Renzema Chairman Rich Renzema, B.S., G.V.S.C. Athletic Director, Basic Math Edward Kilpatrick, Spec. Deg. W.M.CJ. Physical Education A Thomas Marchinowski, M.A. w.M.u Special Education Faculty 129 Foreign Language John Haan, m.a. u. of M German. Spanish The study of foreign language is an experience that is unique in educa- tion. Studies have proved that students who study a language develop the ability to look at situa- tions and problems in more than one light. We feel that building a basic vocabulary is fundamental to learning a language. We strongly feel that some knowledge of a language is essential in today's world, and are proud that the percentage of Coopersville students studying a language is almost triple the national average. Chairman John Haan 130 Faculty Fine Arts The Art Department strives to develop creativity and self- expression in our students. They are taught how to use various mediums to express themselves. These works are seen not only in special exhibits and competitions, but also in our every day school lives in the forms of Homecoming theme decorations, school banners and seasonal school decorations. Carole Hulst Chairman Carole Hulst, B.A. Calvin College Art Thomas Harsay, B.M. (J. of M High School Band Director Scott Struyk, B.M.E. C.M.U. Senior Choir Director and Assist with High School Band Faculty 131 Business Carolyn Carey, B.S. Ferris State Business, KDE, Geography, American History Hamilton McGarey, B.S. Ferris State Business Management. Accounting. Typing, Applied Economics, World History I The Business Department has at- tempted to keep pace with the fast- changing methods of numerical and word processing. The use of com- puters, word processors, dictation machines, accounting skills, business law — are all areas of study for to- day’s clerical and business oriented student. As a high school level business skills give limited job opportunities, the department encourages and pro- motes further study in a technical school or business college. Ethical and efficient business skills are the backbone of American free- enterprise and the fundamentals of the business department at C.H.S. Hamilton McGary Chairman 132 Faculty Library The 1986-87 school year has seen great improvements in the High School Media Center, with November bringing the completion of all con- struction and the official opening of the library. With space on the shelves after many years of overcrowding, the media center will now be able to expand its book collection in all department areas. The Audio Visual department has witnessed the addition of a direct link of the high school into the Channel 8 TV access channel, which allows local events to be broadcast directly onto cable TV, which services Coopersville, Allendale, and Ravanna. Gary Arthur Chairman Gary Arthur, B.A. N.M.CJ. Library Aides 134 Faculty Support Personnel But Drivers: Front Row: Frank Bueche, Carolyn Cushway, Carol Mankel, Peggy Morris, Dora Scarbrough, Rachel Bos. Bob Van Vuren. Second Row: Edna Schumaker, Marie Pattyn, Nancy Jacobs. Leona Marsh. Rose Martin. Jeff Aiberda. Not Pictured: Gloria Smith. Betty Miller, Gay Heckel. Donna Bennink. Connie Vander Wagen. Helen Morris. Joyce Vogel. Chris Albrecht, Linda Davis. Rose Mergener. Elaine Clark. Kitchen Cooks: Jane Burton. Irma Rotman, Diane Titus. Judy Be rends. Pam Lanning. Maintenance and Custodians: Front Row: Judy Gavin. Tom Marshal. Second Row: Jim Martin. Bill Julien. Rickie Smith. Reuben Norman. Scott Talo. Dan Tober. Pat Holmes. Back Row: Ken Smith. Tracy Golden. Mary Bruesch. Gretchen Norman. Rick Buikema. Theresa Maycroft, Gloria Martin. Rita Austin, Alice Tober. Eileen CJrley. Rita Balder. Faculty 135 ’ I • 1 Organizations President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sgt. at Arms — Diane (Jmlor OFFICERS Rick Finkler Rob Anderson Dottie Wilder Jean LeMieux Organizations 137 tip -K-; Ii I h H h M u n m h u m _ — nri _ -Each year the yearbook staff picks a theme to develop their yearbook from. This year due to the many improvements our school has had m the area of construction we chose ••Building t- ; Op as; our theme. The new additions to the high schoot included a r n warpa'in the tibrary. a new vjelghttiftlng roorn.txpy apdgtps sports locker rooms, and a new hall (D haft) to the building. The ■ | t eme development stprfs qn thq cover wtd works fts «iy through T•1 ttfefeopk1 on divider pages, endsheet pages, end empty space dieas. The processing of the yearbook is nof just fun and games. editor's job is to edit each page to make sure it's fit to be proc- essed. The Annual Staff class is supposed to prepare the' pages. i this i intrudes drawing'rough drafta. and Ttnat cbtxes on jo nhetn l typtpgxaptfonp. Wi jte uRs, hup Anything eteiwfticfriV-tp-hc-ftohfr; The Annual class Is only a half semester class but second semester the editor, next year 's editors (Aaron Ambrose and Amy Renzema). photography editor (Sheila Fritz), next year's photographer editor (Fred lacovoni) stay on and work to finish the I would Hke to thank these people ond everyone else who par- ticipated in the process of this yearbook, your help was gladly ap- preciated. I hope everyone treasures this yearbook in their years ’87 Zenith Staff £AQ t ait til] annual class. Noth? of my pictures came out Organizations 86-87 Highlights Favorite T.V. Shows: Cosby Show Moonlighting Growing Pains McGyver General Hospital Dynasty Family Ties Perfect Strangers Night Court Favorite Radio Stations: 104.5 (Sunny FM) KLQ 94.5 LAV FM 96.9 Z ROCK 105.3 WGRD Student Hang-Outs 162 Special Features The beach Mm movie . [IULACK WIDQVS RA 10 DAY MOSQUITO COA IGHT OF DAY HILDPE A Look Inside! Fads: Special Features 163 Lunchtime Fun! Spotlight on CHS Halloween Day Scariest Lisa Allen Most Original Freida Poel Funniest Angie Rosel 166 Special Events 168 Orq. Advertisements 169 ALT OIL COMPANY EO ALT. OWNER G« b FmI Oi Sfxciatot 364 Main SI. Cooparavilla 637-6051 14540 60th Ave. Coopersville 837-6633 Grand Valley Truck Tractor 6660 Lake Michigan Drive Phone: 895-6668 B CubCcucietl FEDERAL First Federal of Michigan 1111 Leonard St., N.W. Grand Rapids, Ml 49504 Corner of Leonard Powers Telephone: 616-451-2861 GARTHWAITES TROPHY ROOM 287 Main Coopersville, Ml 49404 Best hamburgers in town! Lhi'O yo ovkliaCJLSH Advertising 171 .HARDWARE 31 44th StrMt Wyoming. Ml 538-5170 7750 — 20th Avo. Joniton, Ml 457-4300 4300 Romombranco Walkor. Ml Phona — 453-7741 MOTMANS Fruit and Vegetables Greenhouses 0-2617 Lake Mich. Dr.. N.W. 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Class of 1987 We wish continuing success and good fortune to the graduates School. As you embark upon new adventures, we pray that God's help will assist you in all your endeavors. 184 Advertising — 1-96 and 68th Avanua — — Coopartvilla Michigan 49404 — — Wa Sail Family Fun — PROWLER Cjrandma Q MaCcyon Mouse Cafeteria Style Monday thru Friday Lunch Dinner Saturday We Are Open For Breakfast Starting July 7th, We Will Be Serving Breakfast All 6 Days 1381 Wost Randal Closed Sunday Cour—sv t M Daily Specials 877-9551 Don't fork out more for anything less. IT’S A GOOD TIMEirai 59-68th Avenue FOR THE GREAT TASTE Coopers ville, MI ei9M e™� � 49404 188 Advertising W ITALIAN RISTORANTE Let us cater your next party or bring your group to Johnny Noto's for that fresh authentic Italian Cuisine. 1 259 Lake Michigan Dr. NW AIITO Bi paint body specialists AUTO BODY 0-21 Laka Mich. Df.. N.W. Grand Rapidi, Mich. 49504 34 Hour Sotoo Phono 453-4479 LEIGH, a E HARROW company Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 87 . . . From Your Neighbor COOPERSVILLE, MICHIGAN 43404 OFFICE PHONE: [616] 637-6141 CUSTOMER SERVICE: [616] 837-6111 Manufacturers of Products for the Building and Remodeling Industries Fine Food At Family Prices ELY’S RESTAURANT 2701 Alpint Ave., N.W. Walker. Michigan 49504 364-8826 Sewing Village Fabrics 3975 Lake Mich. Dr. at Kinney Grand Rapids, Standale, Mi. 49504 190 Advertising HI-RAM INC. HI-RAM, INC. ELEMEX DIVISION 323 SKEEIS ST. P.0 BOX 75 COOPERSVILLE, Ml 49404 616-837-9711 A MASCO COMPANY DR. D. A HOOPLE OPTOMETRIST 837-8873 Mon. Wed. by appointment 170 Main St. Coopersville COOPE V| E REFORMED 3a h i THE GRA lTIONS to TES OF 198 “I am the way, , and the life.” John 14:6 Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Harris Staff: Dr. Harris, Nancy, Lucy CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1987 HAIRLOFT 5900 Lake Michigan Allendale, Ml 49402 Phone: 895-7151 CONGRATULATIONS Class of 87 Advertising 191 .( PIONEER PIONEER HI «REO INTERNATIONAL INC SEE THE PIONEER DIFFERENCE I DOUGLAS HEHl I � 4468 Mth AVENUE COOPtftSVIUi MICH 49404 PHONE (616) 037 8241 DUTCH DYKSTRKS ELEYJIC. •s'BLEMO CONKLIN. MICH. FraB GROENINK’S ELEVATOR HARDWARE, INC. 11260 Michigan St., Nunica, Ml 49488 Phona: 837-8254 837-8661 865-3817 We Wish Success and Happiness to the 1987 Graduating Class WATER WELLS NECKSEL BROS. WELL DRILLING 837-6322 - 837-6419 18876 88th AV. COOPERS VALE THE POPCORN FACTORY AND NUT SHOPPE Coopersville Standale 14000 84th. Ave. 4158 Lake Michigan 837-9854 DR., N.W. Wholesale — Retail 791-0150 Gift Packaging. Decorative Tins, We Send UPS. Thu year in high schools all ever America, half of (he students who buy a high school class nng will be buying a jostens Class Ring That's because jostens u the leading designer and manufacturer of high school class nngs And they got there by offering class nngs unequalled in qualify JHS I rlfS and craftsmanship See your jostens m representative on nng day Unli Congratulations From: Dick Taylor For Sorvico or Ordor Call 361-2151 RAPID DESIGM 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: Spring Lake, MI Dayton, Ohio El Paso, TX Jackson, Ml Decatur, AL Saginaw, Ml Phillip Gaea, D.O. Nan Wernette, D.O. Family Physicians, P.C. 20 River Rd., Coopersville 9 A.M.-5 P.M. MONDAY-TUESDAY THURSDAY-FRIDAY Phone 837-9781 ANYTIME Advertising 195 Specializing in Design Build of Die Cast Plastic Molds, Cad Cam Cutting of Molds H.S. DIE ENGINEERING, INC. Harold W. Steele President 0-215 Lake Michigan Drive N.W. Phone (616) 453-5451 Grand Rapids, MI 49504 Plant 2 2640 Mullens Ave. Grand Rapids, MI 49504 196 Advertising ENGINEERING — MACHINING FABRI CTI ON Gilbert Riplo Company 4865 S. Ravenna Road Ravenna, MI 49451 • Phone• FRED RIPLO 616-853-6171 KURT D. SPIESKE, D.D.S. M.S. Practice Limited To Orthodontics 600 Park Avenue Telephone Grand Haven, Ml 842-8820 49417 James Kelly D.V.M. KELLY’S ANIMAL CLINIC Member American Animal Hospital Association 4011 Remembrance Rd. Walker City, Ml Congratulations to the Class of 1987 Phone 361-8431 RUSS RON’S AUTO SERVICE 2145 Alpine Ave. Grand Rapids, Ml 49504 Congratulations Class of ’87 From: TOM’S FEED MILL Phone: 837-6150 198 Advertising COOPE RSW.LE LIVESTOCK SALES 1 m Farm Industrial Equipment SCHAMBER TRACTOR SALES, INC KLEIN’S 6430 SCHAMBER DRIVE P.O. BOX 4190 MUSKEGON HTS., Ml 49444 VERN SCHAMBER President Res. Phone Office Phone (616) 755-1093 (616) 798-2136 KLEIN FERTILIZERS Congratulations Marne and CoopersviUe ClaSS Of 1987 SA LIVESTOCK Satu 837 Coopersvill Mi igan Tom Bob Kamp Lintier Burdick 875 8489 93 677 5923 791 Jfajc a laJiaJJ McCOY LINE BRED ARABIANS 9272 FITZGERALD ST COOPERSVILLE. MICH 49404 PHONE (616) 837-8583 JAMES C. HALL Advertising 199 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1987 SPOELMAN AND HOV1NGH ACCOUNTANTS p AND COOPERSVILLE COMPUTER SERVICE, INC. y . ACCOUTING INCOME TAX SERVICE DATA PROCESSING 719 W. Randall Street Coopersville, Ml 49404 Phone (616) 837-8024 200 Advertising Congratulations AMY VAN’S CONTRACTING COMPANY 41 East Cleveland Coopersville, Michigan 49404 Ed Vanderkolk Phone 837-8400 Sewer and Water Lines Septic Tanks and Drain Fields Farm Drainage and Ditching Gravel and Fill Sand Top Soil Crane — Trucking — Backhoe K mil o '■ Htfk'wwitt «� '� •- COLDWeU. BANKjBRO LAKELAND ASSOCIATES a. WOODY FRAZIER An Independently Owned and Operated Member of Caldwell Banker Residential Affiliates. Inc. GRAND VALLEY P.O. Box 226 Phono (616) 677-3562 Marno, Michigan 49435 COOPERSVILLE MEDICAL CENTER P.C. ngratulations Class of 87! Dr. and Mrs. Roger Holman Ruby and Wilma Kaye and Bemie i Advertising 201 SPARTA STATE BANK 109 East Division Sparta, Michigan Phone — 887-7366 Congratulations Class of 1987 LEMMEN PONTIAC LEMMEN OIL CO. 13 Randall 81. Cooparavilla, Michigan 49404 Shall CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATE Muskegon Community College Has It All! Over 35 one and two year occupational programs that lead to good jobs r' Educational excellence that leads to successful transfer to ether universities r' Financial Aid options through scholarships, loans, grants and jobs Flexible scheduling for full or part-time students r' Affordable tuition AND MUCH MORE! MUSKEGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE “Sixty Years of Success 221 S Quarterline Road Muskegon, Ml 49442 WE can help you make your future better. The Travel Place The Travel Place, Ltd. 205 West Savidge Street Spring Lake, Michigan 49456 JUNIOR MISSY SPORTSWEAR DRESSES hm 4045 Lake Michigan Dr., N.W. in the Standale Plaza Phone Grand Rapids. MI 49504 453-8117 202 Advertising LEMMEN CHEVROLET CO Your Chevrolet Dealer for Over 65 Years 304 Main Street Congratulations Class of 85 ST. MICHAEL’S CATHOLIC CHURCH 17151 88th Ave. Coopersville Father William Langlois 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. TRUE VALUE HOMES 5115 Alpine MW Comstock Park, Ml 49321 Advertising 203 MANUFACTURERS BANK “That’s My Bank” Member F.D.I.C. 837-8121 204 Advertitin EQTQEZBGE 281 Mom St. - Coopers vi 11«. Michtgon 49404 - Phono 837-6394 Wr I I tf our t rrs ripilOH Strd S Gilts • Package Liquor Beer and Wine Hallmark Cards • Russell Stover Candy 6 ?t 'Jajtr J t . ti mffut A9A Your Wedding and Party Experta A nr tu • 9 n rna ji • -r irt iu • An rMiy f n.r • t t t i i.j AaJt ± • An i ti u n. 10-8 Mon.-Tues. r. - .. 10-5 Wed.-Fri. Congratulations 10-4 sai. Class of 1987 6 6) ««-s 104 When You're Ready for the Best’ ©VIKING Husqvarna SMITH BROS. SEWING MACHINES POOL TABLES 4055 Remembrance Rd. Walker — 453-7723 2 Locations to Serve You Specializing in Viking Servicing All Makes — We Take Trade-Ins Sewing Machine Cabinets to Fit All Machines — Factory Direct — 1723 44th St. S.E. Kentwood — 455-2840 TELEPHONE: (616) 837-6521 Eugene Van Dyken, D.D.S. 270 MAIN STREET MICHIGAN 49404 COOPERSVILLE, §t. jfrancis 3fauier 4 2044 Gooding Road Conklin, Ml 13 Mile Road Chester Twp i. S“ ■ J 4T-i31 ' 5M.T Phone —(616)899-2471 rHL Rev Max J. Ostrowski. ! Jj1! j Pastor csLd; Advertising 205 I HEATH MANUFACTURING COMPANY CONGRATULATES the Seniors of the Class of 1987 and Extends Best Wishes to All at Coopersville High School WILLIAMS AND NEUMAN IRON WORKS P.O. Box 67, 1460 Comstock St. 2JC Marne, Michigan 49435 1-616-677-1279 Norm Williams ED Grifherst CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES CLASS of '87 Toiloredbuilding y t cm The POST BUILDING SUPPLY Company Nunica. Ml 49448 (616) 837-9716 1-800-824-1088 SINCE 1922 Headquarters for adidas 84i w Leonard On Block W t of Alpm 458-6744 1253 East Leonard Laonard-Fullar-Plaza 458-2244 16161 677 1666 R M TRANSMISSIONS foreign anci Domestic Automatic and Standard Certitied 0-3401 Lake Michigan Dr One Mite Last ot (Comer ot Linden ana Lake Michigan Dr i Grand Valiev Marne Ml 49435 Slate Coi-ege 208 Advertising PATRONS Bernie Sons, Inc. Garter Pools Moser’s Dried Flowers 17840 9th Ave. 3606 Remembrance Grand Rapids, 453-2711 14065 Cleveland Nunica, 837-9125 Nunica, 842-0641 Camp-n-Cruise Gerald Gemmem Sr. Mother Hubbard Accountants Inc. Convenience Store 1613 Hayes Marne, 677-1086 6841 Lake Mich. Dr. 3876 Lake Mich. Dr. Allendale, 895-6126 Standale, 453-4268 Conklin Grocery Goodfellow’s Vending Machines Mulder's Family Restaurant 19705 Main St. Conklin, 899-2481 16101 Fruit Ridge Kent City, 887-7094 1040 Leonard N.W. Grand Rapids, 456-7568 Courtade Body Shop Mr. Mrs. Marchinowski Dr. Jay Post 276 Main St. Coopersville, 837-6728 Congratulations class of 1987 11219 Brown St. Allendale, 895-4371 Don’s Body Shop Mr. Mrs. Tom Momber Rogers Publishing Inc. 11273 Mich. St. Good luck 3350 Main St. Nunica, 837-6619 Class of 1987 Ravenna, 853-2244 Standale Carpet Support Support our Furniture our Patrons 4046 Lake Mich. Dr. Grand Rapids, 453-8201 Advertisers! 210 Advertising SENIOR WILL I Sue Noordyk will my tan to Anna Biggs — my hair brush to Merni Simister, my nails to Amy Hillary, and my awesome ability to run track (hurdles) to Connie MacDonald. I Wendy Bush will the juniors the Seniority and power of being SENIORS! I Desiree Burchett will my wardrobe to Sue Noordyk. I Connie MacDonald will my gym- nastics ability to Todd Swyfink. I Steve Howard will my hairstyle to Spike who could never quite get it right! I Brian Leale will my sexy strut to ab- solutely nobody! I Robin Nottingham, will to any junior my ability to successfully skip school, cut classes and forge notes without anyone being the wiser. I Kim Brown will everything I own pertaining to MSG to the senior guys who do not possess the mental capacity to appreciate a great university. I Amy Hillary will my hair brushes, makeup and hairspray to all the sophomore girls, my height to Becki Kleinjans, my straight nose to Shelly Lambert, and my muskrat and Room Key (19) to all the people who partied at the Riviera. I Rebecca Kleinjans will my ability to kiss, cuddle, and love cats, to a few heartless guys of the Class of 1987. I Spaz” Emshwiller will my spaztic jewelry and shoes to Ms. Grambu, and my Spazie personality to whoever can handle it! I Diane Gmlor will my eyes to Jean LeMieux because they are always on her paper and my ability to be an athlete to the upcoming rah rah's. I Michelle Rolfe will my intelligence to my brother, Kevin. I, Kathy VanDoorn, will my cheesecake WITH eggshells recipe to Carissa Sweers and the rest of the Foods class. Also, I will my powers to turn my face red to any pale face who wants it! I Anne VanDongen will my no sex sign to the class of 89 and all my guts to Jerry, Ty, and Tim who are going to need them because the Marines will make you pay!! I Michelle Gustin will my ability to live through being Editor of Annual to Aaron Ambrose and my ability to ap- preciate life to all the people who don't (that includes my smile). I Amy Baker will my fashionable taste in clothing to those teachers at CHS who seem to have none! I Dottie Wilder will my only two legs to Autumn Scofield. I Tim Beers will Mrs. Cunningham 1 foot of my height, my humor to Mr. Veldman, and my camera (without a band-aid) to Mr. Schipper. I Rob Anderson will Todd Hilton a pen and paper and address to the next party. I Chuck Pearce will Mr. Veldman my small gut and Mr. Rominiski my hair. I Sheila Fritz will my giggle to anyone who needs a good laugh, and my ability to put up with the pressures of yearbook staff to Freddy lacovoni. I Bobbe Jo Busman will my nickname “BobJob” to anyone who can live up to my reputation and my patience, to deal with Pete VanKempen's rude comments to any girl who may date a Marine. I Julia Kinnucan will my mom's fried rice and tempura to those who never Senior Will 211 Monte's house, a lasting friendship, Bill forever and a great senior year. Love Luby I Laura Knauf, being of unsound mind will my old Monte Carlo to Missy Hanenburg so she can run over a few choice people. I Missy Hanenburg, being of warped mind, will my chevelle to Laura got a taste and my bad attitude in band toward Mr. Harsay to Paul Bialas and the Sr. Band. I Lisa Ahearn will my endurance to any girl who might go out with Brian LaCombe in the future. I Tracy Pracher will to Mrs. Momber at least one more student just like me. I Michelle Peacock will my ability to find ditches to Paul Bialas. I Martha LaFleur will all grumpy peo- ple my famous smile. I Brian LaCombe will all my beautiful hair to Mr. Rominiski. I Kay Simons will my ability to find a guy who goes to college in Ohio. I Christine Haan will the portion of my upper anatomy, which I can’t mention, to Marla Dyke, Ann Lem- men, and Sara Crandle. I Barbra Molewyk will my ability to date the opposite sex to Pete VanKempen. I Eric Bronkema will my brains to Trieu Pham, as if he needs it. I Sarah Staler will my ability to hide my dizziness beneath a cool exterior to the Class of 89 cheerleaders and pom pon girls. I Tina Sherington will my ability to anyone who can make their goals come true. I Karen Starks will Renee Smith my ability to cut hair, a happy life with Steve, “filled with many rainbows, and a lasting friendship. Good Luck Always Nal Love — “Weezie I Renee Smith will Karen Starks the ability to find out What is it Hope many Rainbow colored days come your way! Good Luck ALWAYS. I Chris Wolverton will Alayne Axley (Ruby) my ability to play pool so well, many more Saturday nights at 212 Senior Will Knauf so that if her car doesn't do the job, mine will. I Valerie Julien will my ability to talk to strange guys to Jill Julien. I Lori Lasko will to Sparky my ice skates so she doesn't fall go boom on the ice. I Pete Schoenborn will my brain to Trieu Pham + Kim Brown, my modesty to Rob Odejewski, and my presence to Mrs. Cunningham. I Connie Metcalf will my ability to be loyal to my boyfriend to Missy Berkenpas, may she use it wisely with her own boyfriend. I Hubba Zimmer will my ability to get in trouble (while being a wholesome kid) to all those nervous fussbudgets in the Class of 88, and you know who you are Mike Smith. I Mark Hollywood Holleman will all my studying habits to all the upcom- ing students. I Marcy Westveld will my ability to find my own man to Veronica. I Julie Sanford will my ability to ask dumb questions to anyone who gets stuck in a boring class. I Earl Barringer will all my broken crayons to next year’s freshmen. I Jamie Bergsma will my ability to get into trouble and skipping school without Mr. Goosen finding out, to my sister Becky. I Barbara Shillinger will my atten- dance record to Donna Jacobs. I Donna Jacobs will Barb Shillinger my wuunderfull grades and my gorgeous car. I Laura McKenna will my ability to be a jock hater to all the non-jock underclassmen. I Mike Potts will my cute little baby face to anyone who wants it. I Wendy Roberts will my forever sun- shiny personality to Terri Finkler. I Brian Smith will my mechanical pencil and all its problems. I Roxanne Holmes will Mr. Warber my 78” camaro to the auto class. I Ken Boomgaard will a win to the Varsity Basketball team. I Fredrick Delsinger will my 2nd hour with Herr Haan to Mr. Boeskool. I Jamie Rogalia will my Senior math book and all its headaches to some unfortunate junior. I Shelly Spoelman, being of sound mind and body, will the muddy X- country course at Johnson Park and Johnson Hill to anyone who can stand it for 4 years, and my nose to Freida Poel for a better profile. I Lisa Welshimer will my stupidity for surrendering my life to McDonald's to Mindy Plumpton. I Jerry Julien will Mike Smith and Chad Jones their own clothes back before I leave for college. I Matt Biermacher will my dark skin and thick hair to Doug Maurer that way. he won't have to buy Copper- tone or hair replacer. I Elaine Kamps will Shari Merkins the ability to get rid of the cow forever. I Leigh Ann VanHouten will my clean and unperverted mind to Chuck Pearce. I Amy McDonald will my Madrigal uniform to the custodians for dusting. I Kim Schippers will my awesome grades to anyone crazy enough to want them! I Paul TenEyck will my skinny body to Mr. Boeskool. P.S. My hair will cost extra. Good-Bye Another day begins at CHS But teacher, I’m DYING of thirst! We couldn't make it without friends. 214 Closing to You! New arrivals every year 2:24, just before the jam. Felicia — don’t do it! The long and winding road We re sure gonna miss you guys. The daily ritual Those busy office aides 5 minutes between class the hour. — the best part of I Are you really ever going to need this stuff during your lifetime? Closing 215 A Last Look! 216 Closing