Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

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Kim Switink leads Sarah Szyszko and Jody Both along the route to remind everyone that magical things happen at midnight. Unfortunately for the Broncos, the magic of the night was in favor of the Zeeland Chix as they de- feated us in the homecoming game 23 to 6 Blaine DeYoung and the mysterious green-garbed gremlin lay the tracks for Cinderella and Prince Charming (otherwise known as Wendy Worpel and Mike Smith). Careful. Prince Charming The glass slipper goes on her foot, not in your mouth! Spirited members of the tumor powder puff team rally together to strut their stuff As Bubba (Kim Lillibridge) ets out a resounding roar. Lynn Cantu wonders if all this raucous is really required. Maintaining tradition, FFA members Rick Lothschutz. Missy Allan, and Russ Rasch display the FFA float dur- ing the parade This year marks the 50th anniversary of the FFA Chapter at Coopersville No wonder these guys are outstanding in their field! Homecoming 11

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Despite Clouds Overhead Bronco Spirits Shine Brightly Disneyworld, the theme for homecoming, was a success. This fantasy world” brought back childhood thoughts to all. The parade fea- tured Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and many other Disney favorites which brought happy memories for young and old. Dog-gone! Look what took 1st place! Seems the sophomores aren't in the doghouse when coming up with the prize What does Pluto have to say about the tierce competition? Roof! Roof! At the beginning of the parade Kelley Rossman and Barb Fortin display the '87 theme A special magic pervaded the parade while dark clouds sprinkled a few drops but failed to wash away the hard work which went into making the parade a real treat for everyone. Andy Karala leads the band with a great big smile With such leadership, members of the band should make good music together 10 Homecoming

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Underclass Reps, Exchange Students Float Through Never, Never Land Heavy-duty responsibilities fall upon the underclass rep- resentatives and exchange students as they represent their respective classes and native countries. By their in- volvement in school activities and enthusiastic participation in everything, these few per- sonify the characteristics of the best in their class. Our visitors from afar received a special “Welcome to America! We’re glad you’re here!” as they paraded through town. From the respective classes we see freshmen Daryl Johnson with Nikki Potts, juniors Tim Wurm beside Staci Baker, and sophomores Jon VerBeek next to Dena Evans. Daryl Johnson and Nikki Potts look to the on lookers as they begin their pa- rade through Coopersville While the players get ready for the game. Jon VerBeek and Staci Baker prepare to watch the field Of course celebrities need to acknowledge their adulating fans, and so chatting with Karen VanderSloot comes naturally Turning the corner and heading downtown. Tim Wurm and Staci Baker enioy the ride in style as they show a happy smile The threat of ram and intermittent 12 Homecoming showers did not rum their toy ride