Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

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From opposite corners of the world Geraldine Aseron joins Gabi Blumel to parade through town to see the local people and. in turn, be seen by them Both young ladies have en- deared themselves to the stu- dents at CHS We believe they are glad to be here We know for certain we re glad that they're here Geographic neighbors share the car for the parade In the dark jacket Ann Louise Lindell leans toward Ciki Knippertz to hear her comments Undoubt edly an exchange of words about their excited feelings was the conversation aboard this United Nations on Wheels Smiling faces belie the self conscious embarrassment felt by these exchange students Posing in front of Sleeping Beau tv's castle we see Ciki Knippertz. Ann Louise Lindell. Juan Galvez. Gabi Blumel. Geraldine Aseron. and Crete Dahle From varied parts of the world, these stu dents became a real integral part of CHS Homecoming 13

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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

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Dreams Come True The culmination of Homecoming week was the football game. Al- though we lost to Zee- land, the stars shined during half-time. The band gave another enjoy- able show and, to crown the evening, the royalty was presented. Rain sprinkled intermittently but the Broncos put forth another fight for victory. A new twist for the dance was to hold it on Sat- urday. To conclude the week a game, parade, and dance, combined for pleasant memories “When you wish upon a star.” Rushing onto the field through the column of Bronco fans. Rick {12) Reens. John (75) Haan. and Paul (80) Bialas lead the way for their team- mates. Bringing the fans to their feet. Band members ignite spirit as they perform the school fight song during the game. OK everybody. ' Stand up and fight for C'ville...! When You Wish Upon A Star 14 Homecoming