East Kentwood High School - Skyliner Yearbook (Kentwood, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1983 volume:

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Q . ,VT A- '. 1 iff R l L .. - - :A V: ,Q - -. gr 4. -E - . , ?'. V ,fr AM , Q- ' .v A ii. ' ::. . 1 - J : 41 fl' S. i- AL ' , 9' 'IA Q. EAl...,.,NS TAKE 17524 EAST IYENTWDDD HIGH SCHDDI. 1983 SKYIJNEI2 VOLUME XXIV KENIWDUD, MICHIGAN E.li.H.S. SIYYLINEIQ DDENING NIGHT ...... THE DLAYEIQS . . THE DLDT . . THE CAST . . THE STAIQS Dresents FAKE 424 .WDAGE4 . . .. IDAGE 62 . . DAGE 110 . .IDAGE 138 , .IDAIEE 186 Homecoming Parade Is Colorful! lt was a colorful event as the East Kentwood Marching Band and clowns marched down Kalamazoo Avenue and 44th Street during the Homecoming Parade. A beautiful day marked the game against Rockford, which became another vic- tory for E.K. Not only were there bands and clowns, but fire engines, military squads, and, of course, class floats and the Homecoming Court were present to help bring excitement to the already happy atmosphere! tAl East Kentwood Marching Band leads the way. lBl Tom Fitzgerald with Sherri Ebersoldt. QCJ Freshmen display their winning float. iDl Kentwood Firemen in one of their best. Oo 6 Activities wily jan IIA!!! gfrr N If Hill 1 CDIIIQII .AIJIPIQII ll l I. IJ 1 mary Jun mt :Dvnmll .ycurd 1 K urnwn -Sflwl' 1 .saunllrrl .solllnuri N jak.. fSLl....Jl ACUVIIIBS 7 i SS Nmx. if, n 5x ' 1 we-K-sir . A as -f., 5 T? 7 ,wr ' sk S 1 JA I ' A , vs 1 .W qwgnf ff!! ,yn .Q QV' t -ff JU 1.c 4'f' W7 Q W 3 W 4 'Vg'-.A?'i' ' Q -17, f 7 vi sg 'rf- 'af 1 q Xf F' . I sa 4 .yd nr-fag x d,,- Q .-.QQ V4 V A Lf-ff, 39' u u r' ' Q 6Nr.,,g, fktf, M ,pn-ff' if 4 2-Y' E K ,V A- ' .,- ' 5. . V!b, ' a 'Q X 'K Q.. Sr 2- , wx 6 fi :sw 57' I VJ B QA! 1982 Senior powderpuff team. QBJ Mr. Demmink displays his senior pride. iCJ Senior sidelines show spirit. QD! Gorgeous Green struts his stuff, Activities 9 Homecoming Week Features Competition Homecoming's theme was ON- LY TIME WILL TELL. Throughout the week the four classes battled it out with hall decorations and en- thusiastic class spirit, including a Pep Breakfast before school on Friday. Our annual parade was a suc- cess! The parade included: Pom- Pon girls, floats, Marching Bands and various other groups. The winners of this year's hall decorations and the class float were the Freshmen. 10 Activities KEN N. E lo- 'i an fl L. i' . 'fit til W. -wah ' t . ' V'-M-4 'Mt 'aww -1, .. x sf' QM Betty, Venita, and Sandy showing their spirit in red. QBJ Cram those Twinkies, Kurt! QC! Pam Hooker at her best. QD! Dave, Kurt, and Bob take their chances with the egg toss. fEi The Grey Ghost is a hit in the Homecoming Parade! Activities 11 Many Couples Attend Sweetheart Dance The Sweetheart Dance. an annual event in which the girl musters up enough money to ask the guy out, was held Satur- day evening, February 12, from 8 to 12 pm. Entertainment was provided by the band NIGHT WIND. They played many popular songs which led to fast as well as the ever-so-popular slow dancing. This year's court members in- cluded: Meg Cheff, Mary Dykstra. Sherri Ebersoldt, Chris Smith, and Crowned Queen Ann Hubling. The court members, along with their dates, enjoyed a dance played especially for them. Over all, the dance was a suc- cess and an evening many couples will remember! lAl The court being announced, lBl Various couples enjoying themselves. lCl The Oueen's dance. lDl Court members dancing close! lEl Couples dancing the night away! ........, 4 vs Q53 I Aa X sag ,xl if X? eil? W QW, ' f ,, Q,1'5Zf5 ve i Misra gf 2 1: K f 3' i K -ky :QW C Q D E 12 Activities Q ft Q, A 16 .Q tw Yi 51 --6--l.sa : : A -.aww - U ' - 'f 'W H ' H n x va 'C' , T Q A .K :fn ' 1 Y ... .Ly if , - N 7. 'fx I 15 Wil KTWTB bn ill!! il il A1311 NYY' K fliflf 'U I 'V , f 4- . ' ' -IT ,..L at ,, , QT - ,QQ 1 F fide' 'V f- wmiffwf. ' ' :V V l i A . .i Q , f . 1? 3, A , r - . W 4 'li I .X W xx. I 'I F -L Nl' . x E' Ski E fi if t 'N 5 L. X Ay, 4' ' - . , I' Y , 1 . Jr , . EM h i i vga . . L A 1 1 1 N 1 i I I I 1 -w X CY J I ,I, '4 v -4.--, 5- B. ' a ,. '4--g 4 S ' , V' Q - 5 J. l uv' IA ' ' up ' ' Q 5 a an ' nf I I 30 . if .x - 'Q .A V - v 5 273 tl fl 14 Activities ls' K '+o.Q, X, . 'R ,E . IAQ J 1 IQ O . 'Wi f 4 1 1, 1 .' Outstanding Performances in Fall Play Our Town was this year's fall play. Our Town is a dramatic play written by Thornton Wilder with the plot centering around an average town in the United States. The Cast, performing on an almost bare stage, successfully presented the true meaning of this play with close to professional acting. They relied on their own skills of pan- tomine and expression to convey their appreciation for life and its true values. Ms. Barbara Wepman directed the play and was assisted by Mrs. Connie Hubble. Outstanding performances by Darryl Kurylo in the demanding role of the Stage Manager as well as Jill Jones, Bob Richardson, Renae Morway, Eve Butterly, Jeff Jenkins, and Mark Wolfe made this play an event to remember. All the people involved should be proud of their production of Our Town. QAJ Renae Morway waits for her cue. QBJ All eyes are on Darryl Kurylo, the stage manager. tCl Jill Jones and Mike Schaner at the breakfast table. QDJ And another thing! iEi The cast relaxing after their final performance. QFJ Fiick Margo is transformed into Simon Stimson through the magic of make-up. 16 Activities We CAST Stage Manager . . Mrs. Gibbs ...... ..........DarrylKurylo . . . . Eve Butterly Dr. Gibbs ....... .... J eff Jenkins George Gibbs ..... . . . Mark Wolfe Rebecca Gibbs .... ...... K elly Stahl Mrs. Webb .,.. Mr. Webb ...... Emily Webb ..... Wally Webb ..... Joe Crowell ...... Howie Newsome . Professor Willard ...........JillJones Bob Richardson . . . . Renae Morway . . . . .Mike Schaner . ...,. Chris Huvaere . . . ....,.. Steve Bliss Don Williamson Simon Stimson ..... ....... R ick Margo Mrs. Soames .... Constable Warren ... . . . . . Joy Faulstick ... . .,. Kent Willyard Sam Craig ................. Darryl Oliver Joe Stoddard ,... ...........BartDeiters Baseball Players .... Chirs Huvaere, Ralph Miller, Darryl Oliver CHORUS Eva Bornefalk Georgia Cardinal Stacy Cossolini Shelly Divelbiss Maria LoGuidice Heidi Miller Becky Rettig Dana Stevens Mona Stuivenberg Lori Van Gorder Janice Zoerner BEHIND THE SCENES Mary Jo Fleser Chris Huvaere Darryl Oliver Connie Hubble Marc Smith Pete Waugh Chris Czerniak Corine Datto Michelle Emaus Rhonda Monnier Marcy Olszewski Jan Glupker Judy Schabel Mistic Filley Carrie Howbrow Traci Kohn Sue Linderman Tammy Pierce Activities 17 South Pacific ls Musical Hit The musical show South Pacific was presented March 11-13. Tryouts were held January 10- 11, and cast members were chosen by three factors: singing, acting, and dancing abilities. All of the cast did a super job and all of the main characters, such as Jill Jones tNelliel, Bob Richardson tEmilel, Renae Mor- way tLiatl, Stuart MacAskie tJoe Cablel, and Eva Bornefalk tBloody Maryl let their talent show through on the Kentwood stage! The show was a big success with about 1,500 people attending and enjoying the dancing and singing. Many felt this was one of the best shows ever performed at E.K. Everyone seemed to enjoy both doing the show and watching it. The hard and long practices weren't always easy to cope with, but the results were well worth all their efforts. tAl Jeff Jenkins trying a new dance step. QBJ Renae and Stu Younger than Springtime. tCl Eva, Mike, J.P., and Jeff having a little talk. tDl Don and Kent keeping an eye on things. tEl 1983 South Pacific crew. tFl Bob and Jill are having 'tSome Enchanted Evening. tGl Don, Jodi, Mary and the Chorus getting ready for their next scene. 18 Activities Ngana. . . Jerome . . . Nellie ...... Emile ...... Bloody Mary' .D Billis ........ Stewpot .... Harbison . . . Joe Cable .... Brackett .... Liat ........ Henriette. . . Professor. . . Cast . . .Tonia Rogers . . . Todd Rogers . . . . . . Jill Jones Bob Richardson . . Eva Bornefalk . . . . . Jef Jenkins . . . . Daryl Kurylo Kent Willyard Stuart MacAskie . . . . J. P. Brandt ...Rene Morway Maria Loguidice . . . . .Steve Bliss Nurses Native Seabees Tract Blessing Eve Butterly Amy Centilli Kern Covell Kelly Distasio Lynn Fleminger Mary Jo Fleser Kris Hanson Heather Hopkins Jodie Kieweg Mary Meulenberg Beth Nottleman Emily Oitker Karen Rubin Dana Stevens Stephanie Throop Lori VanGorder Joy Faulstick Kathy Kaminski Ellen Gray Sue Kelly Tom Benedict Sue Howland Renee Faulstick Scott White Linda Zuilot Lisa Borst Leigh Ann Chachulski Corrine Dado Karen Dedrog Becky Eaton Chris Funk Chery DeBuys Cheri Hurbanis Sue Koetsier Beth Lamakowski Kelly Mellema Betty Miller Pam Monroe Jodi Perkins Erika Saltzman Orchestra Mary Meengs Amy Schneider Kelle Stankey Becky Schroder Michelle Kenzie Lisa Lodenstein Jim Harrison Anne Smiley Lisa Udell Nancy Westra Steve Funk Mike Galdys Ray Hackman Rick Margo Rich Marshall Tim Morgan Daryl Oliver Chris Otto Mike Schaner Tenny Tate Britten Williams Don Williamson Mark Wolfe Phyliss Jennings Bert Devries Jenny Kerns Jim Druart Pat Hall Dave .Johns Mrs. Judy Stevens Stage Crew Miss Sue Barthold Kelly Stahl Wendy Babcock Ron Robrahn Ralph Miller Mrs. Sharon Hurbanis Robin Robrahn Mr. Jim Udell Activities 19 Large Turnout Enjoys Prom The Junior-Senior Prom was held Saturday evening, April 30, in the Kent Room of the Grand Center. Pro- viding entertainment was the General Caos , playing our theme song We've Got Tonight . The Colors picked by the Junior Class were silver and pink, and the flower was the pink rose. The evening turned out to be a success with party favors of a silk pink rose, many refreshments along with VanDyke Studio to take couples' pictures. This will certainly be an evening for all the Seniors to remember - Thanks, Juniors!!! QA! Rhonda Crum and her date set their mood to the music while Steve Larson and his date swing it up! QB! Couples enioying one of their favorite songs. QC! A Happy Couple! QD! Intermission for Senior group. QE! Relaxing between songs. QF! Prom is exciting for seniors and dates! B 20 Activities 5 - Q . , . it I -,X .fp wx gi ,ff 'y AQ' Q., L... :QR N ll' xx 4 g is .QQ9 Ku gy XZ -,1 XC , fi 5 I x Ai! 21 Career Day Draws Crowd Once again Student Council sponsored Career Day, held on April 23. Students were dismissed from class to attend during different hours of the day. This gave the students an opportunity to look into the future and discover many dif- ferent careers. The most popular event of the day was when the National Guard land- ed a helicopter in the front parking lot. The 80 other displays, covering every career from bartenders to lawyers were in the field house. The most popular ex- hibits were those of the Armed Forces. Other schools in the area also joined the activities of the day. All in all, the day was a great success! xiii i B D 22 Activities 293 ,ff lAl Kentwood students crowd around the National Guard helicopter. lBl Brad Ford showing his knowledge of engines. QCJ EKHS grad returns to demonstrate mouth-to-mouth rescusitation. lDl Kitty Signs, Kim Hanson, and Tom Fitzgerald enjoying Career Day. QEJ Frank Lovejoy observing the Amway truck. lFl Mike Rose documenting Career Day for Falcon's View. QGJ Debbie Reynolds having her hair styled. QHJ Gary Derr and Mary Jo test their taste for gourmet dessert 0.4. Q ., M lt MICHIGAN COMPETITIVE SCHOLARSHIPS Kathleen S Alber Laura L Ancell Brian J Anderson Todd R Averill Brenda L Baldwin William Baumgartner BlakeA Benson John J Blelecki Steven E Bliss Thomas B Bloem Theodore F Bonarski LindaJ Bonz Jonathan P Brandt PaulM Brandt MichaelJ Chesnover Allred G Clark Carlos V Cortez Rhonda L Crum Walter G Davis Jeanine M DeLano Angela K DeWlt Terry L Dusendang MichaelJ Evele Timothy M Ferguson Mary Jo Fleser Darcy K Flynn George N Frank John D Galster MitcheIIJ Gathercole ThomasJ Geyer James R Gray Kimberly E Greene RandallD Grubbs Rosemary L Hager Barry G Haight Patrick T Hall JamesD Harrison Kevin M Hausch Calvester Hawkins Venlta L Heldt JoanneD Henry ConstanceS Hodgkins RobertJ Hojnacki HeatherA Hopkins Nancy Houle Anne K Hublmg JeffreyS Hunter Chns M Huvaere Jill H Jones DameIS Jonkman James M Kaiser KatherineA Kammski MargaretA Karelse Kelly E Kimble StevenJ Knoop JellD Knot Susan L Koetsier CrangA Kovera Margaret M Langenleld SteveV Lankfer SteveT Larson David J Lauer TerriJ Lewis SallyJ Lnefbroer Jack F Limbacher StuartA MacAskie Richard A McClain ReneeE McGuire Stuart L Meyer BnanS Miller Heidi L Miller JuIleA Mullin NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP RECOGNITION Darrell R Mohn Thomas R Moses Chris C Mullins Malissa Mumper Linda K Olllg William P Olson Stephen W Page Andrea L Palmer David J Palmer Ronald J Pell Donald J Pezzato Lisa M Plechowiak Steven M Pigott Robert E Reber Donald J Reed Dennis M Rehfeldt Bartw Rnhimaa Kristin E Rober Branson C Roberts John R Roberts Duane M Schauer Steve J Shepard Victoria R Stamper LauraA Stautter CharIesT Stewart Phillip M Sundman MichaeIJ Tietz Craig C Vanderwall RogerJ VanDulnen Peter D Waugh Tricia L Weir MuchaelG West Brian S Westra Dale A Wieber Kent E Wlllyard Beverly L Wolford AlldaA Zirnls COMMENDED BlakeA Benson Theodore Bonarski Darcy Flynn DanielS Jonkman Mana L Ruthertord FINALISTS StevenE Bliss Jonathan P Brandt StuartA MacAskie ThomasR Moses AndreaL Palmer DaleA Wieber Thomas W. Engelsma Darryl l-I. Kurylo Kevin J: Shoemaker 24 Activities VA ,rt I .ilafir J Q National Achievement Program for Outstanding Negro Students, Cal Hawkins Q I ll, l .I 9 - 1 x ,t Natlonal Merlt Finalists National Merit Commended SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS Bendle-Patten Health Care Scholarship .....,. Joanne Henry,RKrLstl o er Burklee Professional Music Scholarship ........,. James Harrison Calvin College Freshman Scholarship .... Michael Evele, Rosemary Hager, Daniel Jonkman, Margaret Karelse, Kevin Shoemaker Central Michigan Unlverslty Board of Trustees Scholarship . Angela Dewit, Heather Hopkins Central Mlchlgan University Athletic Scholarship .,.,.... Jill Shaver Davenport College ol Business ..........,.......,. Sally Liefbroer Davld Lipscomb College Scholarship .......... Christopher Mullins Eastern Mlchlgan Unlverslty Scholarship .,.,..... Jeanine DeLano East Tennessee State University Scholarship ..,..... Kent Willyard Gordon Food Service Scholarship ...,...,,.,.,,.,. George Marsh Grand Rapids Junior College Alumnl Scholarship ,... William Olson Grand Rapids Junior College Board of Education Scholarship ....,. Linda Bonz Grand Rapids Junior College Business Scholarship . . George Marsh Grand Rapids Junior College Dlstlngulshed Scholarship Award ,.,.. Michael Evele, Laura Stauffer Grand Valley State Colleges Academic Scholarship ..,.,,. Jeanine DeLano Grand Valley State Colleges Athletic Scholarship . . Jenine DeLano, Mark Weldy Grand Valley State Colleges Honor Scholarship ...,.... Constance Hodgklns Grand Valley State Colleges Presidential Scholarship ...,.,.. John Bleleckl, Beverly Wolford Grand Valley State Colleges Trl-County Scholarship ....... Jeanine DeLano, Phyllis Jennings Hope College Academic Scholarship .,.,.,. Wayne DeBruyn, Linda Roelofs, Kevin Shoemaker Hope College Freshman Scholarship ..,,.,.,... Kevin Shoemaker Hope College Reform Church Scholarship .,.,.,. Kevin Shoemaker Hope College Presidential Scholarship ..,......,., Susan Koetsier Junlor Achievement Scholarship . Kristine DeJonge, Joanne Huyge, Ann Slchterman, Elizabeth King Kentwood Education Association Scholarship ....,... Kim Greene, Margaret Karelse, Darryl Kurylo, Phillip Sundman Kentwood Transportation Association Scholarship ....,.. Ron Poll Lake Superior State Athletic Scholarship ,........... Michael West Marquette University Academic Scholarship ,...... Kristine Rober Michigan Business Schools Association Scholarship ......... Sally Liefbroer Michigan State Unlverslty Academic Excellence Scholarship . Blake Benson, Jonathan Brandt, Stephen Knoop, Stuart MacAskie, Vlctorla Stamper Michigan State University Music Scholarship ........ Joy Faulstlck Michigan Technological Unlverslty Academic Scholarship .... anim er Michigan Technological Unlverslty Scholar Award ..... Steven Bliss Myrna Metzner Flne Arts Scholarships . Vocal Music - Darcy Flynn, Band - Branson Roberts, Dramatic Arts - Darryl Kurylo, Orchestra - Joy Faulstlck National Honor Society Scholarships ....... Steven Bliss, Jonathan Brandt, Heidi Miller, Linda Olllg National Merit Scholarship . Steven Bliss, Jonathan Brandt, Thomas Moses, Andrea Palmer Nazareth College Distinguished Scholar Award . . . Margaret Karelse Northwestern University Academic Scholarship ..,,.. harles Todd Stewart Oakland University Athletic Scholarship .,.,.....,.. Steven Larson Oakland University Engineering Scholarship ......,. Steven Larson Oakland University Student Life Scholarship ....... Steven Larson Physics Club Unlverslty Scholarship ..... Jonathan Brandt, Ttsimas oses Stauffer-Kentwood Fine Arts Program Scholarship ..,. Theodore F. Bonarski, Darcy Flynn, Susan Koetsler, Stuart MacAskle, Richard Margo, Renae Morway, Deborah Wood Unlverslty of Georgia Athletic Scholarship ....,..., Jodi Thompson University of Tennessee Athletic Scholarship ...........,. Eric Gale United States Military Academy - West Point ...... Carlos Cortez Western Kentucky Unlverslty Academic Scholarship , Steven Larson Western Michigan University Academic Achiever Scholarship ...... Heather Hopkins Western Michigan University Academic Scholarship ...,. Jonathan Brandt, Phllllp Sundman Western Michigan University Board of Trustee Scholarship ........ Jonathan Brandt Western Michigan University Dalton Scholarship ..... Joy Faulstlck SPECIAL AWARDS American Legion Boys' State , . Thomas Benedict, Timothy Morgan American Society of Women Accountants .......... Sally Liafbroer Congressional Medal of Merit .................... Stephen Knoop D.A.R. Award ...,.,...,...,..,....,.,. . . . Beverly Wolford Harvard Book Award ....,.,. . , . Donna Andary Activities 25 ,.--... Principal's Award Valedictorians and Salutatorian American Legion Award DEPARTMENTAL AND SPECIAL AWARDS Home Economics ..., . . . Kendra Ammon Mathematics ............. .... S teven Bliss Music John Philip Sousa Award ................. David Johns Louis Armstrong Jazz Band Award . . Patrick Hall, James Harrison National School Orchestra Association Award ...... Joy Faulstick Most Valuable Senior - Vocal Music . . Stuart MacAskie Physical Education .......,.........,..,..... Linda Ollig Science .,......,.......... Thomas Moses, Kristin Rober Western Michigan Section of the American Chemical Society ...................,.,.......... Thomas Moses Social Studies .........,......,.......,. Stephen Knoop LANGUAGE ARTS AWARDS Detroit Free Press Award to Outstanding Debaters ........ Theodore Bonarski, Herb Hodde, Michael Palmer, Torsten Toms Qualifiers for State Debate Competition ........ Theodore Bonarski, Herb Hodde, Michael Palmer, Torsten Toms Regional Forensics Awards First Place Dramatic Duo ....... Renae Morway, Robert Richardson Second Place Senior - impromptu Speaking ..... Kent Tillitt Third Place Dramatic Interpretation Open . . Beverly Tate Fourth Place Senior - Impromptu Speaking .... Torsten Toms STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAM Australia ....................,. .... K im Holcroft Germany ..., .... O laf Margott Japan ,.,.. .... F umiko Ochi 26 Activities Netherlands .... ................. M ona Stuivenberg Sweden ...... . . . Eva Bornefalk, Gunnar Liminga, Per Magnusson Yugoslavia ,...................,... Snezana Pavicevic American Exchange Student to Columbia .....,.......................... Rae Rosen AMERICAN LEGION AWARD ......... Steve Larson, Sally Liefbroer HONOR GRADUATES - VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN ....... Blake Benson, Sue Koetsier, Sally Liefbroer, Tom Moses, Steve Bliss PRlNClPAL'S AWARD ....... J. P. Brandt, Stu MacKaskie, Renae Morway, Jim Potts, Jeff Spratt DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS .......... Mr. Patrick Cwayna Art ....................,................. Karen Kibler Michigan Art Education Association's Youth Arts Festival State Finalist - 1983-84 ........... Heather Hopkins Michigan Art Education Association's Youth Arts Festival State Finalist - Winner - 1982-83 ....... Mark Hunt Michigan Art Education Association's Youth Arts Festival State Finalist - Winner - 1983-84 ..... Karen Kibler Co-Op .................................... Kirk Forbes English ................. ............ S ally Liefbroer Speech ............ ....... . Renae Morway Foreign Languages French - Two Years ............,..... Andrea Palmer French Society of Michigan Award ...... Andrea Palmer French Society of Michigan Award ........ Eve Butterfly Spanish - Four Years .................. Angela DeWit Spanish - Three Years .......... . . . Jeanine DeLano Spanish - Three Years ..... .... B everly Wolford Iubs DDSIBI' Mike Bass Andrea Wingeier Steve Dlebel Mary DeLano SPANISH Dave Bass Sarah Peterson Darryl Donaker Chris Demute Eve Butterly Renee Faulstick Kern Covell Todd Ernest Kendra Ammon Steve Bliss Ellen Garey Jackie DeYoung Brett Higby Lauri Ancell Kent Wlllyard Teresa Raaymakers Brad Johnson Colleen Baker Jim Murphy Kerri VanBeek Jennifer Jones Nancee Briggs Janicee Davenport CHESS Kim Herlng Deve Korzhels Erln Brown John Salldlno Linda ploolofs Amie Mitchell Marla Bucek Karen Deweese 1 Cer,-ie gruoelrer Steve Ptak Trecla Cuperus Ronda Haviland low ::'oiS Boolry Eaton Brlan :adaz chris czemiak Amy Gulch Om .OS , Randy Grubbs Pauli OSS Barb DePung John Galster Jon B'o'ook' Jim Kaiser Nettie FlUS!if1 JoEllen Dunn Brian Anderson P81 HOPKINS Mitch Gathofoolo Matt Sarek Mollle Gallaghar Bill Boyd Scot Gfoonioo Chris Huyoore Peter St, John wendy Goldman l-lee perlrlng RogelgYanDumen Chris Cobb Chris Vanderstelt Tammy Mlar Chris Otto 0 Y HQYBI' Craig Vanderwall Glen vanpeveulen Joanne Huyge Lori Menapace Herb Hoddo ' Jack Linbacker Klrn Vagel Lisa Lemler Allie Clark Ted B0n8f5kl Lonnie Coleman Mark Aloeneze Roberta Marchletto Jenlne DeLano Bruce Renton Molly Andrews Renee McGuire Klm Spratt Carlos Cortez Lisa Arrlgo Janet Minda Chris Cobb S T U D E N T Jim Pramuka Bil Boyd Sue NBCKG Kevln Hausch AWARENESS Todd Pettett Mimi Emaus zllml Bjmaqusd Doug Farris Carrie l-lobrdw mon 5 9 Brlan Kok DeAnn Roberts FOREIGN Chlquita Bert June Mccordock John Roberts EXCHANGE Carol Fields PHYSICS Ted Mccroa,-y Lori Shimmell Rhonda Franklin Cindy Murphy Tracy Tierney Kim Bowman Mike Evele Jody Parke' Lorrle Walsh Eva Bornelalk Stephanie Johnson wand Gomman Dawn Qulst Bath Wing Gunnar Liminga Tfoo' Johnson y F. ,llnny Ross Fumiko oem Kim Thurman Tracey '9fn9Y paul Ross Per Magnusson Soon Smith Nance? Bnggs ,leool Stadt FRENCH Qlal Ma,-gon Lonnie Collins LPN Shlmmeu J ff St k H . . ' - Angela Nowak 9 oc re Snezana Pavlcevlc yosswniogo Kun vanoveren P919 Tornplrlns erry l Traci Kohn 5 9e'a Nowak R l Michele Kahne Led? BO'9 OSO Son ette e d S e Linderman 'hm Pearson ' y E 'k S ltzma Janne Brooks U Kim Holcroft Dionne Floyd f' 8 3 n Gary Campbell Chrls Trevathan ,lonn l-lelr Steve Knoop , Beth ll-lalll Juarez Randy Grubbs L'iTh'i:Z::jalix INTER., Phillip Sundman , SHAKE- Heidi Miner Jack' o '9 DEBATE NATIONAL SPE ARE Brlan Miner 'Exxon Herb Hodde Theresa Roland John salzweael Vivian Colborn E.a eP'fo':maf' k pany Salgmone Matt Schubeck lu Dilnh O hy Zibklilreger Baie Sings? Sany Sousley Kem 1-mm um' O C I An ie Dgwit Carlos Cortez Kathy Schfffer Torsion Toms Sandfa ohOS'OO 9. J - P Lon vanslckle Ted Bonarski Yufli Kang Jed' Deboe' Aamfe Rarigns Cindy vleeer Man Bymildson Keiko Kuroiwe FUCK Margo M'?3'eA in ' Linda Bong Scot Greenlee Roberta Maschietto Mefy Jo Hose' Y 'n?K:n:s0n Amy Cemmi Nancy Hou e U 'sgsggxgard Kent Tillin Roger Van Duinen Kym Damuma y Mona Stuivenberg Steve Thorson Tom Gaye' '-0 Va G0'd Tim Truong J P Brandt - m o'OY f.:':f:o':ge Torng Sun WRITING John Galster Kevin Hausch Minh Tran Brian Anderson Nancy Home Jonny Minor J lie Wi ins D I K I Todd Hussey Mike Palmer u gg aniy my O ,llrn Kaiser June Roeder POETRY Kevin Hausch Dave Kommer LATIN Sally Liefbroer Dommy mme' Bobbi Maloney Heidi Miller Heidi Miller BROAD' Tom Moses SKI Mark Ptak CASTING TOOY BiO'OOki Beth MilSle8d Jim Smith Tonya Wopman. Kim SPSHK Vicki Stamper t MHYCI OISISWSKI Stu MacAskie Rich Baukema Conrad Tomkins Boo mohofoooo Jlflflll H055 Karen DeDroog Anna Campbell Mike V3nDyk5n Don Gafo SVSYUO Stevens Juanita Dutelo Mandy Centilli Britten Williams Activities 27 Student Cguncll .Q gn . , .xA :mf - ' ' fiA I . Q if ,,.,,V 1 2,h2: , as A A VP N5 I 1 IH 9 , 'I ', 1 Q i QM: VM ' 'v fl: X' A I l' l l l K q k K , , J. at I - . H, Y! Activities , ,-fag, t 4 8 , va ' Q This year's student council was t is I ff ' Q., ' 'gl' a hard-working group of people tt :Lf I It twyk -Q? ' who organized extracurricular ac- A tivities for the student body. They were involved in activities such as Homecoming Week, Homecoming Parade, Christmas Week, Dances, and Spring Fling. All members are , greatly involved and have a lot of R' fun. The officers this year are Q Brian Anderson - President, Kevin Hausch - Vice President, Diane Pastoor - Secretary, and John Salzwedel - Treasurer. Mr. Ronald Rogers commented, The student council has the potential to be the most positive and con- structive organization at E.K. That's true, added Council President Brian Anderson. We also have two people go to board meetings. This year the student council tried a new idea. It's called The Student Assistance Fund. Money from the student council treasury is put into this fund and given to anonymous persons for Christmas presents or a Thanksgiving dinner. Also involved in this project are Mr. Arv Anderson, Miss Tasia Kisscorni, and Mrs. Kathryn Weeden. IAJ EXECUTIVE BOARD: John Salzwedel, Diane Pastoor, Kevin Hausch, Brian Anderson. IBI PUBLICATION AND POLICY COMMITTEES: John Galster, Sue Sabin, Sandy Schauer, Diane Pastoor, Shelly Bougie, Lisa Meengs, Kim Hanson. QCI STAFF AND CURRICULAR COMMITTEES: Katie McKenna, Jeff Holland, Teena TenBrink, Terry Ebersoldt, Kim Huth. IDI ACTIVITIES AND FINANCE COMMITTEES: John Salzwedel, Chris VanderMolen, Brian Anderson, Chris Otto, Kevin Hausch, Molly Andrews, Lori Hlmebaugh, Kim VanDyke. 28 Activities -I-. 'D C AX, D I-S 1 I A - 4 9...-4 ., ye-1 '4? lfSW, lr , - , t K'-H-vw' , f f' I Q ,J , , Qi' ' 1 - fa , 4 A -T' vw' .7 X MV ' 'I l l8U'i' ,V A I -u ., ' ll wasting, -Q I :uni I ' I ' .t Varsity Debaters Qualify for State Finals The Varsity Debaters' ac- complishments for the season were very pleasing to Coach John Young. They displayed their talent, creating a 4-2 conference record. The Varsity Debaters again proved their skill when they were one of 13 schools to qualify for the State Finals. There were four students who made the trip down to Kalamazoo Community College for the State Finals. They were Mike Palmer and Ted Bonarski, first and se- cond affirmative, and Herb Hodde and Torsten Toms, first and se- cond negative. Another accomplishment of the Debate team was their first place finish in the Wooden Shoe Tourna- ment. When asked about his feel- ings towards his team's suc- cesses, Young replied, These are major accomplishments, and whenever we can do something like this, we're very pleased. lAl The 1983 Debate Team lBl VARSITY DEBATERS: ltop to bottoml Ted Bonarski, Torsten Toms, Mike Palmer, and Herb Hodde. QCJ The three affirmatives strategically make their point: Ted Bonarski, Mike Palmer and Herb Hodde. lDl Torsten Toms defends his argument. Activities 29 Forensics Team Reaches State The Forensics Team was made up of 19 members, coached by Mrs. Nadia Lori. They participated in tournaments at Loy Norrix, Jenison, Thornapple-Kellogg, and Central Michigan University. On April 12, they competed at the District Tournament. Eleven students qualified for the Regional competition on April 23. They were Torsten Toms, Kent Tillitt, Renae Morway, Bob Richardson, Rick Margo, Darryl Kurylo, Jackie Kwesell, Matt Brynildson, Chris Ot- to, Beverly Tate and Jeff Holland. Five seniors qualified for the State tournament on May 7. Bob Richardson and Renae Morway won first place in the Dramatic Duo contest. Kent Tillitt and Torsten Toms won second and fourth places in the Impromptu competi- tion, and Beverly Tate won third in Dramatic Interpretation. QAJ Matt Brynildson, Torsten Toms and Scott Greenlee practice argument. QBJ STATE TOURNAMENT FINALISTS: Back: Torsten Toms, Kent Tillet, Bob Richardson. Front: Beverly Tate and Renae Morway. CCJ Front: Kim Jacokes, Beth Hull, and Tammy Ossinga. 2nd Row: Lenae Phifer Matt Brynildson, Chris Otto, Jackie Kwesell. Back: Mrs. Lori Jeff Holland Torsten Toms, Steve Herro, and Scott Greenlee. L , C 30 Activities .. its 4 Eg .. :,f.: 3 Y .gr K he 3 X A 'N xx 56' 1 Q g ii in t we 5 X X st? gi Y S 41 A I W . ., . 'nuM,,,s.,. . . , 3 J . n the Air! The Broadcasting Club is a very exciting club for those interested in being a disc jockey during lunch time so the students can enjoy music. They act as East Kent- wood's radio station, raising money for the upkeep of the equipment and for some new albums through advertising. Mr. Frank Scalabrino com- ments, We've got some really neat kids who are very responsible. QAJ The 1982-83 Kentwood Broadcasting Club. QBJ Eve Butterly fdisc jockeyi listening to the cool sounds of WKBC. KCJ Steve Bliss and Kent Wlllyard making sure everything's in order. My X I Q .3 -adkmwbswwaiinqa. K . up X ., 'k' : t Qi Q Q if ,, .,, ., A .Vis tt E .. W iff? iw N I K NRE ,N X df B 32 Activities X UN, iq , M ,M foreign XCIIHIIQB SIUIIBIIIZS BICDIIIB Foreign exchange students are a brave bunch of people. Many have earned money so they could extend their learning abilities in countries other than their own. To learn the customs and ways of people in countries around the world is a challenge these people have accepted as their own. These exciting individuals are Eva Bornefalk lSwedenl, Snezana Pavicevic lYugoslavial, Gunnar Liminga lSwedenl, Fumiko Ochi lJapanl, Per Magnusson lSwedenl, Olaf Margott lGermanyl, and Kim Holcroft lAustraliai. lAl FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS: Klm Holcroft, Snezana Pavicevic, Eva Bornefalk, Olaf Margott, lBJ Fumiko Ochl, Gunnar Liminga, Per Magnusson. International Club Active The International Club learns about dif- ferent countries, their customs, and how they compare to the United States. Foreign exchange students are a big part of this club. Because of their speeches and slide presentations, club members can learn about these countries directly from people who live there. This group is led by Mr. Ed Kotarski. lCl INTERNATIONAL CLUB: Fumiko Ochi, Tlm Troung, Mona Stulvenberg, Vivian Colborn, Torng Sun, and Kneeling: Sandra Ghosten. Activities 33 C ga- X SPANISH CLUB: Trecia Cuperus, Tracy Tierney, Janet Minda, Mollie Gallagher Wendy Goldman Lorrie Walsh, Lauri Ancell, Kendra Ammon. FRENCH CLUB: Beth lHalll Juarez, Chris Trevathan, Shirley Meyer fsponsorl Sue Linderman 34 Activities KAI 1982-83 Shakespeare Club. QBJ Fun on a Shakespeare trip. lCl1982-83 Latin Club. 5: ' f V' I . fi , 'A r Shakespeare Club on Move lt was another great year for the Shakespeare Club. lt included two trips to Stratford, Canada, one in October and one in May. The per- formances seen this year were Merry Wives of Windsor and Macbeth, Next year the club wants to go to London, Ontario's Grand Theatre Co. This will give the club more plays to pick from. The trip funds were raised by sell- ing spirit key chains, garters, and Christmas ornaments. Latin Club The Latin Club, though not very big, had a semi-busy year. There were nine members, including Tony Bielecki as the club Presi- dent, Tonja Wepman as the Vice- president, Mary Olszewski as the treasurer, and Andrea Wingier serving as secretary. These nine members sponsored popcorn sales in the foyer during lunch and they also prepared themselves a Roman Brunch. The club is still in the process of making a smaller chariot for future parades. The Latin Club sponsor, Mr. Jack Walburg, said the students really jumped into everything with enthusiasm! Activities 35 .I .Ahrish .Ll.,1... yr Pictured are Front: Tom Rutherford, Vicki Stamper, Heidi Heckler, Kent Willyard and Kevin Kellyg Back: John Pasquantonio, Kim Spaak, Stuart MacAskie, Sally Liefbroer. ritine and oetry Club Ha Many AlIth0l'S After a careful reading and evaluation of all the contest entries, Mrs. Carolyn Clark and Mrs. Peg Champion falong with the help of several other English teachersl announced the winners of the annual creative writing contest. All the winners receive a small cash prize, and have their works featured in the writing magazine to be published in the spring. The following students were winners in the ninth- and tenth-grade division: 36 Activities Poetry: First place John Pasquantonio Second place John Pasquantonic Short Story: First place Tom Rutherford Second place Heidi Heckler Eleventh and twelfth grade division: Poetry: First Kim Spaak Second Tom Moses Third Sally Liefbroer Haiku: First Tom Moses Second Steven Diebel Third Sally Liefbroer Short Story: First Kent Willyard Second Kim Spaak Third Stuart MacAskie Fourth QHMJ Tom Moses Vicki Stamper Kevin Kelly 'EMW- 1, A 'z'f:. ,f 1 ,. lt 5 ix -5 'Q J 'Q r -av-'afu 'K -!...1..- W Q Nw 1,-' A, A ' - - . ,j it li .5 ,. gZ.g. l, 4 ' J P I l 3 , ' ',i5fi?:.f-ff, ' . l i... , -E --f' 'Q - r Close Up Club Visits D.C. The Close-Up Club thls year went, as usual, on thelr annual trlp to Washington, D.C. This gave the students an opportunl- ty to have a close-up look at their government. On thelr trlp to Washlngton the students had a chance to meet senators, am- bassadors, and other natlonal news people. Thls group of students also shared thelr ex- perlence with other students from other states. To be able to go on thls trlp the students put ln many hours of hard work and tlme to earn money to pay thelr way. The students plcked up the football fleld, ran a maglc show, and also had donatlons. Thls club was a very reward- Ing experience to all who par- tlclpated. Stacl Gates, unfor- tunately, mlssed the trlp because she was hospltallzed at the last moment. lAl THE CLOSE-UP CLUB AND THEIR SPONSORS: Left Io Baht: Klm Greene, Angle Dewlt, rs. Greene, Mr. Allce Floss, and Rlch on OUX. CBJRICI1 Mondoux, Angle DOWN, and Klm Greene ln Washl ton D.C N9 . - Q01 Angelo' Dewlt talklng wlth other stu ts ln Washington, D.C. Actlvltles 37 Many Enjoy Chess Club The Chess Club, sponsored by Mr. Mike Bacon, was re- established this year on request of Jon Bielicki and Tom Moses. The club has 12 active members who sponsored two chess tournaments. Tom Moses won and Ted Barnarski took se- cond place. The winner of the second tournament, Tom Moses, won S40 which club members raised by selling sub- marine sandwiches. Student Awareness Club The Student Awareness Club consisted of 20 active members. These members sponsored a talent show in which Shawn Tanis won a S50 first prize for his excellent per- formance on the piano. The club also put on a fashion show in which students from East Kentwood performed. CAD Ted Bonarski makes his move. QBJ The 1982-83 Chess Club. fCLThe 1982-83 Student Awareness lub. 38 Activities I I I l Ski Club Active Despite Lack of Snow Despite the short winter, the 1982-1983 Ski Club went skiing every night they were supposed to. We had the slopes to ourselves, commented Mike Bacon Ski Club sponsor. A total of 35 students and 4 supervisors went on the Sugar Loaf trip February 4, 5, and 6. Mark Ptak, Presidentg Kevin Hausch, Vice-President, Jim Kaiser, Secretary, and Conrad Tompkins, Treasurer, along with the other 100 or so par- ticipants enjoyed pretty good skiing, stated Ron Dykstra, another Ski Club sponsor. QAJ Tricky, huh? QBJ Getting ready to go! QCJ Club officers Mark Ptak, Conrad Tompkins, Kevin Hausch and Jim Kaiser. lDl The Ski Club at Cannonsburg, Activities 39 Falcon's View Keeps School Informed This year's FaIcon's View had many newcomers, but they still managed to distribute interesting newspapers. The newspaper reaches a circulation of over 2,000 and is financed solely by adver- tisements sold by the staff. This year's staff included 12 new people and three veterans. This crew also sponsored Happy Grams, Senior Mock Elections, and a variety of other activities. Kathy Thompson as the Editor, Mitch Gathercole as the Sports Editor, and Pam Hooker, acting as Advertising and Business Manager, were the experienced oldtimers. The new faces belong- ed to Kris DeJonge and Janet Palmer as Feature Editors, Nicole Morse helping out Pam Hooker as Assistant Advertising Manager, Frank Lovejoy and Mike Rose as the Photographers, and Sue Sabin as the Exchange Editor. The rest were Cub Reporters and included JoEllen Dunn, Robyn Mills, Rhon- da Monnier, Emily Oitker and Lynn Fleminger. Also helping out the staff was Chris Van Wingen pro- viding the amusing artwork done throughout the newspaper. lAl The 1982-1983 Falcons View Staff fBj Kathy Thompson, Editor, helping out Rhonda Monnier on copy ICJ Mitch Gathercole and Chris DeJonge meeting their deadline. tDl Pam Hooker caught in the act. QEJ Frank Lovejoy and Mike Rose lining up a perfect shot. D 40 Activities Yearbook Staff Preserves Year's Events for You The 1982-83 yearbook staff con- sisted ofa dozen individuals who per- formed many different jobs throughout the school year. The photographers were Steve Pigott, Tim De Glopper, and Dan Par- tridge, who did most of the photography with some help from others in the group, as well as Falcon's View photographers Frank Lovejoy and Mike Rose. Copywriters consisted of Nanci Westra, Jill Shaver, and Erin Lautenschleger. The layout designers consisted mainly of Mary Jo Fleser, and Lisa Oursler. Advertizing sales were the respon- sibility of George Marsh, who was assisted by Pam Hooker and Erin Lautenschleger. Photo scheduler was Connie Hodgkins. Pam Hooker was business manager. Mr. Dirk Nebbel- ing was adviser. Each of these individuals par- ticipated in the creation, cover designs, colors, and the overall pro- duction of the yearbook. lAl The original Yearbook Staff at the Annual Fall Yearbook Workshop at Calvin College. lBl Coordinating photography scheduling are Steve Pigott, Connie Hodgkins, Tim DeGlopper, Dan Partridge, Lisa Cursler, and Pam Hooker. lCl Jill Shaver breaks down under deadline pressure. lDi Lisa kabitzes as Erin Lautenschleger completes drawing a layout for a page. lEl Mary Jo Fleser concentrates on copy lor a page. -ffiwl -1 L, nw an ,,,,,,.W.. .M B 42 Activities R had 5 , 'Q' 2 fr yz. A: X g are UQ 0 17114 X Senior Members 'Blake Benson 'Steven Bliss Ted Bonarski Linda Bonz John Brandt Angela DeWit Michael Evele Timothy Ferguson Mary Fleser 'Darcy Flynn Kimberly Greene Nancy Greenlee Rosemary Hager Barry Haight Joanne Henry Constance Hodgkins Heather Hopkins Nancy Houle Anne Hubling Jeffrey Hunter Jill Jones Daniel Jonkman James Kaiser Katherine Kaminski Margaret Karelse 'Stephen Knoop 'Susan Koetsier Craig Kovera Lisa Kuipers ' Darryl Kurylo Steven Larson 'Sally Liefbroer Stuart MacAskie Stuart Meyer Brian Miller '3.9 or above G.P.A. 'Heidi Miller Julie Millin 'Thomas Moses Christopher Mullins Linda Ollig William Olson Andrea Palmer Donald Pezzato Kristin Rober Kevin Shoemaker Kimberly Spaak Victoria Stamper Laura Stauffer Todd Stewart ' Phillip Sundman Dale Wieber ' Beverly Wolford Deborah Wood Junior Members Dean Adams Randall Ambrose Donna Andary David Bass Michael Bass Tracy Belanger Anthony Bielecki Kathleen Borr Nancee Briggs Jennifer Brubaker Walter Bulkowski Eve Butterly Cheryl Carpenter John Cisco John Erhardt Kimberly Fenske Brian Fish Lynn Fleminger Hayley Froysland Tracee Hendricks Anthony Huiber Holly Huber Richelle Isley Michelle Johnson Dawn Ludwig Carrie Miller Angela Nowak Sonja Retter Stephan Rober John Rose Scott Rubin Becky Schroder Lori Shimmel Anne Smiley Mary Tietz Robert Verbrugge Lorraine Walsh Lori Westra Scott Westra Kristen Zaiger Honor Society Very Active The National Honor Society kept busy throughout the year with service projects and fund- raising efforts to finance ac- tivities and other things, such as the year-end banquet, pur- chase of awards, medallions and plaques and scholarships. Fund-raising projects included bake sales, concession stand operation, a raffle, candy and pop sales and dances such as the Hawaiian Luau. Service projects included two canned goods collections that went to needy citizens during special holiday seasons, usher- ing at various school programs, and taping books for special education students. The year began with the an- nual induction ceremony and finished with the annual Na- tional Honor Society Banquet on May 25 in which members were recognized for high academic achievement and scholarships and other awards were made to members and others. Medallions to be worn at graduation also were distributed during this final event. lAj Senior Members lBj Junior Members lCj Officers pictured at Fall Induction Ceremonies are J. P. Brandt, Special Events Chair, Darcy Flynn, Service Projects Chair: Laura Stauffer, Secretary: Stuart MacAskie, President: Steve Larson, Vice President: Linda Ollig, Treasurer, Jill Jones, Raffle Chairg and Heidi Miller, Fund Raising Chair. Activities 43 DEll'Bl1t EXCHHHQB Day Parent Exchange Day is a day of interesting realization for kids' parents. Switching roles for the day gives parents an opportunity to see what goes on in school nowadays and experience the everyday activities of their child. The parents at- tend the classes and take part in taking notes, discussions, and the lunch period. This also gives the student a day off from school. Quiz Bow High School Quiz Bowl is a game of quick recall of facts. The teams were chosen by tryouts and competition in up to five sudden-death matches. Each game consists of two eight-minute rounds. This year's team consisted of Ted Bonarski, Steve Knoop, Tom Moses, Pete Waugh, and Torsten Toms, The team was quite successful in the first round in beating the team from Chesaning High School 240 to 80. They lost a later sudden- death round to West Bloomfield-Andover High School. But all-in-all, the team did a good job. l:lltlll'B l'0blQl1l 0 VBYS Future Problem Solvers is a group that in- vestigates the upcoming events that will alter and mold our futures. The Future Problem Solvers - consisting of Jon Bielicki, Ted Bonarski, Steve Bliss and Tom Moses - placed third out of 41 groups. Mr. Dan Vander Molen headed this group with great enthusiasm and helped a great deal throughout their competitions. This club helps develop thinking skills for the student and it makes them better equipped to handle problems they may run across throughout their lives. The Future Problem Solving Program is spon- sored by the University of Michigan. The club is organized so that teams of four people work on the problems together. The group did best in the subjects of Weather Control and Ocean Communities. QAJ Parents who tried a day at East Kentwood. QBJ THIS YEAFl'S QUIZ BOWL TEAM: Tom Moses, Ted Bonarski, Steve Knoop, and Pete Waugh. lOl THIS YEAFl'S FUTURE PROBLEM SOLVERS: Tom Moses, John Bielecki, Steve Bliss, and Ted Bonarski. 44 Activities if I Q A x usd- 'T 1 5 P' Music Dent. N gf . eses Band :rector After long and dedicated service to the music students of Kentwood Public Schools and particularly to EKHS, Band Director Donald Druart decided to call it quits at the end of this school year and head back to college to earn a higher degree and to broaden his horizons . Mr. Druart made the shocking announcement at the annual band and orchestra banquet. I wish to continue to develop my skills as a conductor of both instrumental and vocal music to update my education in the contemporary areas of music, computers, recording techniques and jazz, he ex- plained. The decision wasn't easyg however the thought of making it has been in my mind for several years, he confided. Mr. Druart taught for Kentwood Public Schools for 19 years, including several at elementary levels. After six years at Valleywood Middle School, Mr. Druart came to the high school in 1970. High points in Mr. D's career at EKHS include the first ever Number One rating for Symphonic Band at State Festival in 1975 and greeting President Ford twice at the airport with the Marching Band. He also enjoyed directing the pit orchestras for musicals such as Fiddler on the Roof. I will miss working with the kids and watching them become mature musi- cians, commented Mr. Druart, but I won't miss the paperwork or having to give students grades, he admits. So long, Mr, D and good luckl Actlvltles 45 ' 5 ' X A- Q., 'Fm I .I Ni ' gd YQ ag Q f 4 Q Q :wily awawfif'-' if ! 1 Y . A X .1 . I 5 , At Hamm iii Band nd l'ChBStl'il IQDSIBI' MARCHING BAND Schauer, Mary Murphy, Jim Berg, Laura Bornelalk, Eva Schetler, Kahy Qllyar, Darryl Blackford, Tom Butterly, Eve Drum Malors - David Schmuker, Bernie Pell, Ron gel.:rlesLBert glscok Jlohgh i J0hrlS.DBWf1 Schneider, Am Quint, Debbie ll' SB. isa IBFHB . YS Ludwig Schroder' Beclyy Rankin' Anglo Druart, Jlm Davenport, Janlce Alt, Lisa Schumaker, Derek Rewis, Joe Dwarf. Ken Deluca. ChflS Ancell, Laura Smith, Jim Reynolds, Dawn Dunn.-10Ellen DGDUNQ. Bafb Berg, Laura Spratt, Jeff Roberts, Branson Elkenberry, Steve Deeung, Theresa BIacklord,Tom Spratt,KIm Fl0berts.Deann Fish, Brian D9 f'9S.B9fY Brouwer. Krls Stanke, Kelle Saltzman, Erika Force, Jody DeVrles, Shanna Crowley, Lisa Sundman, Aaron Schmuker, Bernie Ghosten, Sandy Diem- VBNGSSB Devrles. Bert Teroller, Dave SCNHSICBY. Amy Grimes, Chrlstie Dffkse- David Dlrkse, Llsa Terpstra, Amy Schroder. Becky Grimes, Mark DWYKSG- Q98 Druart. Jlm Tlmmer, Nlck Sehurnaker. Derek Heen, Debbie gvkefekhfggi Druart, Ken Vanassen, Dan Spraat,Jeff Hayward, Norm mills- C 9 Dunn. JoElIen Visser, Lois Stanky, Kelle Hervey, Darren Faulsfick- JOY Edwards, Gretchen Vlvgen, Rlon Stevens, Dana Hewitt, Deb FSUUSNCK. H9090 Elkenberry, Steve Watson, Klm Stevens. DOME H0l'1aCki. BOD Fensker Km' Plan, Brlan Weber Eric Terpstra, Amy Howland, Cynda Gifd- Dan Fggfgl Rhonda Wlerstra, Mike Udell. Stephanie Huyge, Joanne Garey. Ellen Foroa, Jgdy Wilt, Dana Westra, Lorl Jenkins, Jett GOFTBV. Brenda Gard, Dgn Wlngler, Andrea Wilt, Dana Jennings, Phyllis HHQQBN1. TYOY Gnoalon, Sandra Wymer, Geoff Wiflgeif- Andrea Johns, David Hall. Pa! Grimes, Christie W0I1erS.Amv Kelleher, Linda Helneekl. Beb Grlrnes' Mark Woudstra, Michelle Kgllgrv Sfeyg Howland, Sue Haan' Debbie -'Azz BAND Zuilhof, Linda Kglly' Paul Jennlngs, Davld Hayward' Newman Kendall' Tim Jennings, Phyllls Herlng, Julle Dahlstrom, Joe CONCERT BAND Kerns, Jenny Kanoza, Lisa Herlng, Kim Devrles, Bert King, Klm Kelly, Sue Harvey, Darran Gard, Dan , Kinneman, Tammy Kenzle, Michelle l-lowlll, Dao Hall, Pat An' Usa . Knot, David Kerns, Jenny Helneeltl, Bob Harrison. Jirn gaconi '-'Ssa LaFave, Jim Lecleer, Renee l.lollana,oynaa Helneekl, Bob 9'9- Hum Lillibridge, Kim Lodenstein, Llsa l-luyga, Joanna Johns, David Bmcmord- Tom Lodenstein, Lisa Lomakoski, Beth Jenklns.Jerr Luawlg.0HW Bonse'-Sa'FVh I Lemeeskuoevia Ludwig. Dawn Jennings Phyllis MacAskie, Stuart Bauman' Mm ale Ludwlg, Dawn Meengs, Mary Johnsonfstephanle Margott, Olal ggwsganrgaw Mlller, Brian Mlller, Carrie , h ' l ' , M Id I, l Kanonllsa Mastbergen C ern Czemlak' Larry Mlller Steve o e Davd K M h Kam Mlller,Brlan , Mitchell, Amy Murphy,Jlm 9 3 ' Y A V Druart, Jim - Kelleher Linda Ricketson, David Oman Ken Moore, Larry Nylaan.Arvin Keller Steve Rider, Tom D 3 Mortord,Tammy Olszewskl, Marcia ' Roberts, Branson ubms' Man Murphy, Jim Palmer, Andrea :Bahama-F:m Schumaker, Derek Faugm' Usa Pearson, Anne Pell, Ron Kenna 'Mmhene Stevens. Dana E'Y ' ':f'Yd Pell, Ren Phillips, Elizabeth Kerns :Jenny Sundman-A5f0n Goats' gn fl Potter, Mark Pramuka. Steven Kms' km, TeRener, David Hggrf g'6bt:2 'B ouim, Debbie Raeene Dianne Klnneman. Tamy Hayward, Norm Rankm' Angm Rewis' Joe tgrgxzgllsissy SYMPHONIC BAND :o::vTlandi.Cgnda 2gml2.igeJoe ggkrzaczxrsggeglogah Lllllbrldge, Klm Bornetalk, Eva King, 13952 8 Reynolds. Laura Rodriguez. Rebecca Lodenstein, Lisa Bulkewskg. Vziill Kelly' 'paul Sgrgmarglglxgon Scars. Togdk LOlT18k08kl,B6lh 9 res' ef King Kim ' 3 man. fl 8 r - , ' Schauer, Ma ' r ' oma os i, ave - ' Meengs Mary Elkenber Steve L K kl D Schneldef Amy Sganke Kelle M '9 B a ' , y' Martineau,MlcheIIe S h d ' B k V' MIIler,Steve Fish, Brian Merrill Bm C we Br. SC Y Stevens, Dana Mitchell, Amy Grimes, Christie Mme, 'sms Senurneker. Derek TeRoller. David 3 '1 'J'iW 32.TEZ.Ma'k Mme -Amy 3B?33'i'?l'1 'dfi.?lifS.L'Z,'i?an ' 0' of r 3mmY - Moore, Larry ' Murphy, .nm Hering, Kim Mom, d' hmm Sfenkev. Kelle Se:Traon,Anne ggggaclglbggge Nelson,JoeIIe Y ?:::,f::,2nk'e:Jon CONCERT 9- on ' Newton, Joddy ' - Potter. Mark Jenkins, Jeff h Oconnor' Kane simmer. NIC: ORCHESTRA Powney,Tlna Jennings, Phyllis P A en Sseff- en Przybysz Lisa Johns Davld Pg?lTr:sn'Li:ane vween' Rush OWN' Debbie KU1029- USB Potter, Mark waezrllfrsike Barber, Hollis Rankln,Angle Kenzle, Michelle mlnlrnaajuura Wm D ' Brown,Tonya Flewls. Joe Kefne. Jenny Rowe, Kerri Wm' ei2':aAndma Fixken, Mlehene R9Yf10'd5- Dawn Knot' Dave Schelfer, Kathy wyrger dean McCrork, Troy glder. LOMD liagkfefi Shaver, Chrls ' Menapace. Lorl 9Yf10 S- UWT' 0 W5 em' '53 Shaw, Sheldon Merritt, Melinda Reynolds, Laura Lomakoski, Beth SYMPHONIC Nawroakl, Lisa Rllhlmaa, Tuura Ludwig, Dawn H Tn Udall' Usa Roberts, Branson Macomber, Colleen PEP BAND one ES A Van Dyke' Kim Roberts, Deann Miller, Marcia Alt, Lisa Wing' Tom Saltzman, Erika Mastbergen, Cherri Ancell, Laura Benedict, Tom Zylslra' Holly Activities 47 Marching Band Exciting This year the Marching band did an excellent job. Not only did they march on East Kentwood football field during halftime, producing excitement in the crowd, but they also performed in competitions at W.M.U., placing fifth, and at Mon- trose, placing fourth. ln their first competition they had a high score of 49.10, and at Wyoming they placed second, making their highest score of the year with 60.25. Director Donald Druart commented, They all had a good attitude, they liked the music, and put in a lot of time, which gave them better results. QAJ 1982-1983 Marching Band. fBl Marching through all kinds of weather. ICJ JoEllen Dunn marches on. lDl Competition at Western Michigan University. :if JRE .X L. C D --- --f- -ini Z A v VV L K A gs Q19 gl . E , W, , gt. fr ' 1 -1 -. ...L5t.e,' .. ygwg' .gt -K 'ag 395 A M, , 'if Z., -3 T ,X ,,vi !? 555' A 2 ff- wxf, .ek rf, ' xr ,7 P- J rapt is . e . , I, L 7 7 .. 15.4 , ..l at mfg? N - 1 ffm , fi , I 1 '92 Zi V c T N f u V Q Jazz Band Swingin' Group This year's Jazz band met every sixth hour. Under the direction of Mr. Don Druart, they participated in most an- nual concerts such as Montage and Christmas Concerts. They also went to Festival '83 and Western Michigan University Jazz Festival where three of their members were named Best lnstrumentalists. They were Dave Johns, Jim Harrison, and Pat Hall. QAQ The 1982-1983 East Kentwood Jazz Band KB! The Jazz Band at Montage VII fCi Jlm Harrison and Brlan Mlller checking out a Jazzy Tune 1Di Dave Johns setting the tempo Activities 49 Sym- nhonlc Band ut- ,X 1 standlne! This year's Symphonic Band under the direction of Mr. Don Druart was made up of outstan- ding musicians at East Kent- wood. They participated in the school concerts and festivals. At the District Band Festival the band received an overall rating of a ll. Though the year was not a most exciting one, they per- formed well and showed much enthusiasm! QAJ The Symphonic Band at Montage Vll QBJ The 1982-1983 Symphonic Band B 50 Activities . F' A C ' rql' i Q . D Concert Band The Concert Band is mostly composed of tenth graders. They performed at many concerts and did a fantastic job. The music that they produced captivated the whole audience. They performed at Mon- tage and Spring Concerts. Mr. Donald Druart was the director and said he en- joyed it very much. lAi Mr. Donald Druart directing the Concert Band. QBJ Concert Band showing their talents at Spring Concert. BD Band Adds EXCitBl11Bl1Il The Pep Band was an exciting band that tried their best to get everyone into the spirit of the occasion. The special music they did really put some excitement into pep assemblies and various other sports activities, such as basketball and football games. There were many people involved, and they all enjoyed it. tCi The trumpet section pouring themselves into the music. lDi The drummers keeping the beat of the music. Activities 51 Orchestras Top Rated The Symphony Orchestra had several highlights this year in addi- tion to a busy concert schedule. In October they were the only District 10 orchestra to be invited to attend the District 11 String Festival at Western Michigan University. ln February they obtained their seventh consecutive first rating at the MSBOA District 10 Orchestra Festival. A number of the students received extra honors at the District and State Solo and Ensembles and at the Michigan Youth Arts Festival at Central Michigan University. In April they held their biggest concert of the year to celebrate the tenth anniver- sary of the orchestra program in the Kentwood Public Schools. The orchestra is directed by Mrs. D. Mitchell. The Concert Orchestra perform- ed for two concerts this year. Their first program was in December at the Christmas Concert where they performed with the Symphony Or- chestra. They concluded their con- certs on May 22 with a per- formance with the Symphony Orchestra for Montage VII. tAl Combined Concert and Symphonic Orchestras at Montage Vll iBl Concert Orchestra. iCl Symphonic Orchestra. 5 1 as y..,..y. . , cc an are pr. in X :.,::..: eiig . M G rx P l i V Q QM .2 lli C. , ril . if 1 we . V y ,,. . ...tl . . ,fn M t f is if I K ww., . I .. fi , .. . 1... A 1 if .. - P v . tsr.. wr -PM 1 253- 5 -.-' f f C 52 Activities . . QA lg ' Y L wan v f fu 4 1 Choir Duster H 0 N 0 R S Westra, Brian Montgomery, Lori Fillmore, Julianne Wilcox, Laurie Moose, Laura Finn, Margaret Williams, Britten Morgan, Tim Ford, Stacy glliilef- ifuifie Funk, Chris Benedlcljom Hmefi lilo George, Jennifer Bolen, Mike Benedict Tom 3222!-:gay Gilcher' Cindy . Dado. Corinne HONORS Bliss Steve Q -sl' Da Y G00'h0us9'5he DeDroog, Karen Brgnat J p U' ' wn Gofdon- Tenn Delano, Tom Erhardi, John ggigikifniigga naullstzvz d Erhardt, John Hodge, Brian Heidi Sanyeiie iiigiiiiizn iiiiiign a Faulstick, Joy Knot, Jett lqoblsol-li Kim Hess Jenn Fleminger, Lyrlrl Fleminger, Lynn Lehman, Rich Rose, Laura Hill lieslle y Fleser, Mary Jo Fleser, Mary Jo Macllskgie, Stuart Rosen, Sue Holigmoni Gale, Eric Greenlee, Nancy Mafgo- 'Ck Fi0YC6. Scott Michelle Greenlee, Nancy l-lageri Rosemary Richardson, Bob Salzwedel, John Hulli Nell Hackman, Ray Hopkins, Heather Roberts' Branson SCh09rld0rf, Darla Hu.-banis Sheri Hanson Kris J ' R0d9e's' Todd Smile Anne - ' - ones. Jill - Y- Hutchinson V . Schaner, Mike - ' H0dQ6.Brl2rl Koetsier Sue . Smlthicafl ' Westra Brian - Wendi' Hon' Man' MaCASkie' Sm Williams, Britten S '7'h' SCO Johnson. Tammy HooklnS.Hoo1hor Rainfon, Allison Sm hiTe'eSa Judy Kim Tiber. gliillv Reber, kristi 2i'U':W'C'i2 Kim Kazrriierski, Andi ones- l Stevens. Dana an ey- SW' kekisn, Kathy Kazmierski, Mike vangofdel-, Lol-i Tanis, Shaun Kenti Kallly Koetsier, Sue Zandstra, Wendy VanAIstine, Lisa Kibby, Alecla Langenfold. M99 VanderHof, Chris King, Tom Lawrence, Steve , Vitale, Maria Krisan, Michelle Lewitt Scott Anne Paws Vom Steeg Edra Kruis Carle . ' B b k W d ' ' Liefbroer, Sally Bgagf: lllclgn y Westerhol, Mary Lawrengel Kathy MacAskie, Stuart Boldeni Klm Whitlach, Andi Mamlei -l-,lcla Millar. Bettya iii Bones' Jerry Williams, Kindra Manlni Kim - V Brauer, tacy lSrl6r, 8 S M G'll' dd , Oliver, Tom Astucgm' Roseann Braw, Tami Wolfe, Mark CKSIILCU y Ranlai Bob Baldwin, Brenda Bmxvoon Amy , Rathton, Alison giver' Aridrea Burgess, Shelly mgzggilltmle Reilig. Becky essmg' 'acy Chevis, Alecia Mo,-,-lg Lisa Sexioiiii, Aigniiiiziii ggi: Chevis, Lam, FRESHMAN Morwayi Brenda SYNC Si I9 ' . Cizauskas, Judy N D- , Borsli Usa i i oorman, lane Sicihardii-,on,iBob Biubakeii Carrie Cossolini, Stacy Nomolli Meg 0 ef. NSU Dulven Kathy DSVIS. Linda Osborn, Jennlter Rose, Carrie Eaton Becky Devries, Rob Abraham, Susie Perkins, Jodi R'-'b Kafgn punk bhrls Deal- Dan Alberich, Robert Ptak, Steve Schaner, Mike G B ' Ch I DeHaan, Brent Andersoni Julie Qullleni Bfian Stevens, Dana Hgnggfsioii da Distasio, Kelly Anllel Kelly Reid, Megan Tierney, Tracy i ' Dorais, Kim Armslmngi paglel Relief' Tgm Van order Lori KeHe 'The eSa Edw rd - 9 i Kleweg Jodie 8 Si Asiuccio, Tony Reynolds. Jason Vairirieiiinolen. Koberi kms Faggggchen Austin, Shannon Rhioivvriiiirlf. . . i B -l is ic e e Vannoller, Kim 5?ig:::ig?f':5l'aiy iAnneMarie Bgliglsil'-Egirsa lzllchmol-,di Angela Vankeulen, Wendy Meuema Kelly Frlaf. Karl? Bal-kohollzi Carl-ie Ritzema, Mike Wood, Meuienbgr Ma Banoi Dan Rinefi Laoonna Zandstra, Wendy Miiiei Beiig, YY gilzision, Kiilriii ii Bankemai Rich Rodylquezi Tommy Miller' kamie 0. man' . en Y Boraoufn. Susan 9090's-T0 'a M0,,,g,e pam Ha c J e sin, Michelle Ross. Paula ' ' ' Heard' Jesse Borrema Brent SCOTT- Mofolo OIIig,Jackie Hess Erika - Schoemakei V A R S IT Y Perez, ciauaia Hewmi Deb Bouman. Betsy Angie ' V S Piechowiak, Lisa Hiai Tammy gritiend KSUY Smith Chris - .' . s , a 'e - Siillhii Fisiiilg T 'T'j Qmy C:-nliili. ifnw S DW' Shea Lolglse ewe ' O .l Chachulski, Stagven' siiyiigi Heidi jillisoni Julgii lielglmnn Sullivan, Rod Bliss, Steve ' 0 NS On- BUY BrliS. Kerrie Brandi, J, p, Stefkeni Chew' Kimble, Jackie Comzfgner' Tierney, Jennlter Centilli, Amy fgiizfllgifxiv Lalonde, Meiiissa Coulsoni Sue udeii, Lisa Covell, Kern 1 I Langenfeld, John Dabne Tamm VanHeck, Debra Flynn, Darcy Throopiistephanie London, Jenni y' y Vanderstelt, Henry, Joanne VanA'5 f'9i Lisa Lorenz, Yvette gggnd' MW d Christy Kngtnjeff i Vanderkief,JilI Lynchilrene roog. on y veldmaninmmy Lehman. Rich Vangorder. Kim Lylle Bob DGMUN'-C S vitaie, Joanne Lindsey, ilal Watts, Malia Marlette, Ken Dronkers' Dedra VOQIG. Kim Margo, Rick Westra, Nancyi Manlnei pal Edwards, Renee washlnglo,-li -l-,rl-l Mofwayi Renee Wf 'f'afChiiAnd' McCartney, ErrlSl, Todd Westerhol, Dianne Roberts, Branson Wilson, Erin Catherine Fasloy. Hollle wiiiis, Marcia Saunders, Carmen Z'- 'h0fi Lmda Milstead, MaryKay Fenske, Michelle Vaughn, Dana 54 Activities i iff. , 1 U I I 3 9 1'-uns. ,TS I 'RE 43 1 Varsity oices Are ons Varsity Voices is the top singing group at Kentwood. The group is made up of the best juniors and seniors in the Vocal Music Depart- ment. Each student has to be ex- tremely dedicated, because they did about forty concerts in various places, ranging from the Hilton Hotel to homes for the elderly. They also participated in many Kentwood programs, such as the Christmas Concert, and Montage VII. This group did an excellent job of performing and showing Kent- wood pride. Director Mark Webb, stated, I really enjoyed working with this group because of their skillful singing abilities. QAI 1982-83 Varsity Voices. IB! Varsity Voices getting into the music. ICJ Performing during the Montage. Activities 55 onors Choir s Snecial Honors choir is a group of specially selected people with a gift for singing and performing in front of a live audience. These people dedicated lots of time and effort in preparation for these concerts. The time spent was well worth it when, at the end of the year, they produced a tape along with the Varsity Voices and Girls Glee. This year was very entertaining. The choir ended the year with a performance at the Calder during Festival '83 and Vocal Festival in Kalamazoo. tAl 1982-83 Honors choir. tBl Showing off their talents at Montage VII. Girls' 6 ee Goes to State The Girls' Glee is a special girls' group in the Vocal Music Department. They have participated in many concerts and pro- grams, such as Pops Concert, Christmas Concert, and State Festival. The group did an excellent job at the District Festival, rating onesg and they were the only group from Kentwood that was able to compete in the State Festival. Getting up for com- petition wasn't easy, but it was all worth it when they rated top third in the state. They all worked very hard, but having fun wasn't out of their reach, which was proved on many occasions. QCJ 1982-83 Girls' Glee. tDl Girls' Glee getting into the music at the Pops Concert. 56 Activities ln. A D irls' oner Chorale re Early Disers Getting up at 7:00 a.m. three times a week to sing doesn't sound very easy, but a number of dedicated girls in a group called Girls Honor Chorale did just that. They practiced very hard and performed in such places as the Grand Plaza at a Rotary meeting, Montage, and at the Calder Festival '83. They also participated in festivals and in nursing homes during the year and for Toys for Tots at Christmas on T.V. irls' Ensemble I-lad Lots of fun! Girls' Ensemble is a group which met before school at 7:00 a.m. twice a week. They didn't have many practices, but they did do a fine job of performing at the Mon- tage, Christmas Concert, and at the District Festival. These girls had a lot of fun in the concerts they did, and anyone who came to see them enjoyed them too. QB! 1982-83 Glrls' ensemble. Actlvltles 57 Girls' Quartet fantastic Groun Girls' Quartet was a talented group of four people with the ability of singing well together. Each person in this group is special because there is no one else to de- pend on for their part, and each person did a fantastic job of carrying their parts. The girls' beautiful voices blended and rang out in many concerts, such as Pops Concert, Montage, and the Christmas Concert. KA! 1982-83 GIRLS' QUARTET: Joy Faulstick, Betty Miller, Emily Oitker, Debbie Reynolds. tBj Girls performing at Montage Vll. Concert Choir erforms Dften The Concert choir was a neat ex- perience for those involved and those who were lucky enough to see and hear them perform. This choir is made up of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. They perform at various concerts throughout the year, including the Christmas concert, District Festival, Spring concert, and Festival '83, qCi 1982-83 Concert choir. iDJ Concert choir putting on a wonderful show. 58 Activities fami- Ad 9 we lr QI it s -. ,.... .ri ,. . A A '4'84fi5.i-3'.ta- Y ' Y ' i, -Q., , ... - , ftjj. ' ,. i w .. 4 9. . . W .... g A , g gg ll., twirl., ,gfgxw X 1 , 1,5 Pj., i,, - 47 QA! I ,, E O X! in W g . '4' L I v up I 1 7 . gi L L'L.1f 'Xmk fs i U i . Lf: if fbi Lt nt i i is at ' FA t Q, . J - 5 . la we 4 X 1 0 Q 7 'Q -' Q: I- Q, A' xi 4 X, 5 I X 1- N v , Ax at K L ---14 .1 I ,P ' 1 T Frosh Choir Prepares for Future This year's Freshman Choir, directed by Mr. Mark Webb, performed at the Spring Con- cert, Christmas Concert, and the District Festival where they received an overall rating of Il. The main purpose of this beginners' choir is to provide information on music theory and prepare them for future years in music. QAJ 1982-1983 Freshman Choir. 183 Performing at a concert. QC, Freshmen Singing outi iDJ Doing novelty number in Spring Concert. Activities 59 B tp. - wk:-M mf fi' it se, xy i g 3 -A E .4 if ' ff B.. 'Ny 'df' Thank You - Kentwood Colors, 897-52nd Street S.E. ' ' ' ' ' 161oohoneAt61ousi'lb1 . CASH 3 W , IQECISTER ' . E LECTRONICS INC aliordnblc contemporary furniture ' - in 7 . 'A V .i Roger WIISOI1 A. 9l?rii.iar:pxivds, ml 49503 mo - sul 10-5110. 10-8' Q V . v . . . - P ' k . - 3720 E88f0l'l1, S. E. 616f247-7811 60 Activities ? ? 7 ? 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I 4' 1' ' Baskefs E3E'3E.5GC335'?SJ fOr 1540 Lincstev ss 33 vm 455-9730 REMEMBER YOU WALK ON 009 REPUTAYION - T 81 C Automotive, Inc. , 1661 44th St. SE Kentwood, Michigan 1616, 455-3260 1 IIIIIPM D DD 2- Hours 8-6 pm M-F 8:30 Saturday 452-2080 Ads SD 9: M AYEIQS Fall SDDITS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Carrie Brubaker Sherri Ebersoldt Tracee Hendricks Tracy Mastenbrook Carmen Saunders Shelley Tetter Brenda Tolbert JV CHEERLEADERS Pagiel Armstrong Lisa Cotter Val Eisenga Kim Jacokes Kris Kober Michelle Krizan Mary McDermott Nancy Westra POM-PONS Brenda Baldwin Michelle Bouwan Nancee Briggs Rhonda Brummel Kelly Estrada Karen Lauff Holly Huber Brenda Keiser Sherri Macomber Michelle Mohn Theresa Roland Sally Liefbroer Emily Oitker Jamie Parsons Dana Rober Kristi Rober Kitty Signs Laura Stauffer Dorothy Ulmer JV BASKETBALL Holly Fagley Stacey Ford Lydia Fotis Cindy Gilcher Sue Gorkowski Jennifer Henry Missy lsler Shelly lsler Sherri Mastbergen Jenny Miner Sue Sabin Beth Stevens Stephanie Throop VARSITY BASKETBALL Gina Barto Tracy Belanger Cheryl Carpenter Amanda Dodd Nancy Greenlee Joanne Henry Amy Bielecki Tony Bielecki Kelly Britten Gary Campbell Eric DeHaan Kim Greene Neil Huff Andy Kazmierski Mike Kazmierski Pam Lamse Colleen Macomber Stuart Meyer Rich Mondoux David Napolillo Mike Olszewski Scott Potter Tim Roberts Julie Roeder Todd Rogers Stuart Scoble Chris Shaver Jill Shaver Kevin Shoemaker Kathy Thompson GIRLS SWIMMING Nicki Beadle Berta Blaszak Gina Ciucci Karin DeDroog Barb Fessenden Hayley Froysland Kirsten VanOveren Lori Westra Jackie Wiersma Cheryl Williams Kelly Wilson BOYS GOLF Brad Clinger Dan Jonkman Mike Krauss Bill MacDonald Mark McClain Todd Pettet Steve Saunders Doug Schmidt Steve Stewart Brian Westveer Craig VanderWaII VARSITY FOOTBALL Randy Ambrose Kevin Anderson Jeff Bertucci Todd Billings Brandon Born Doug Clark Mike Coulson Wayne DeBruyn John Erhardt Matt Geerlings Craig Green Jesse Heard Sandra SCNSUGF Betsy lsler Beth Hall Bud Helgevold Kim Southwick Rikki Isley Kathie Kroeckel Tony Huiber Stephanie Udell Sheri Kreple Kris Kuhn Scott Hunt Heather V3Tld0fV6ef1 Linda Qnig Carol Lewis Mike Krohn SVIGHY WOUGSYFH Kim Spaak Laura Moose Jim Langeweg Mary Tietz Brenda Morway Steve Lankfer GIRLS TENNIS Bev Wolford Diane Pastoor Kevin Miller Kl'iS ADBSIOT Kristen Zaiger Tammy Phillipp Phil Miller Kelly Carpenter Missy Potter Chris Mullins Amy Centilli CRQSS Diane Racette Jim Potts Kern Covell COUNTRY Karen Rubin Kurt Radaz Mary Jo Fleser Mark Albenze Katie Spayde Darrel Smith Sheri Hurvanis Dgnna Andary Jodi Thompson Steve Sommers 64 Sports DOStBl' Kevin Stankey Todd Stewart John Sytsma Mike Tietz Dave VanDuinen Eric VomSteeg Mark Weldy Britten Williams Chris Zaremba JV FOOTBALL Chris Baker Chuck Bassett Lance Bowman Dale Bryant Duane Crowley Jerry Desserich Tom Dorsten Mike Fisher Jeff Frazee Greg Halicki Tom Hussey Brian Kok Greg Lankfer Ken Marlette Todd Marlette Steve Martin Pat Martine Shaun O'Brien Rob Parnell DeShawn Reid Mike Saladino Gary Schultz Rick Simmons Curt Bergsma Randy Bigger Dan DeLuca Matt Dubois Todd Ernst Don Ferris Paul Fields Bill Fischer Avery Flynn Greg Folkert Mike Force Steve Funk Steve Hall Mike Haner Tony Hardy Mike Heitman Brett Higby Bill Hodgkins Scott Kolenda Kirk Kozminski Bob Langeweg Jim Lemier Scott Little Troy McCrork Steve Mesler Ken Mills Mark Mueller Steve Penn-Davies Dave Przybysz Brian Radaz Dave Reid Duane Reid Huemartin Robinson Tommy Rodriquez Jim Sommers Bob Schultz Dave Starkweather John Sitka Tim 3YfSma Mike Snyder Brian Tuttle Ryan Sta,-nbaugh Chris VandefH0ff l Glen VanDeVenter Mike VanderWerf Andy Vitale Tom Wa9flef Mike Webb Tom Hekker I Mau Weldy Bob Wilcox FROSH I FOOTBALL Brian Anderson Varsity Awards GIRLS SWIMMING Captains - Jodi Thompson Kathie Kroeckel Carol Lewis M.V.P. - Karen Rubin M.l.P. - Laura Moose GIRLS TENNIS Captains - Kern Covell Laura Stauffer M.V.P. - Kern Covell M.l.P. - Kristi Rober BOYS GOLF Captain - Craig VanderWaIl M.V.P. - Craig VanderWalI M.l.P. - Brian Westveer BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Captains - Mike Olszewski Kevin Shoemaker M.V.P. - Mike Olszewski M.l.P. - Todd Rogers GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Captain - Jill Shaver M.V.P. - Jill Shaver M.l.P. - Julie Roeder FOOTBALL Captains - Steve Sommers Darrel Smith M.V.P. - Darrel Smith M.l.P. - Jesse Heard Mike Tietz GIRLS BASKETBALL Captains- --T Nancy Greenlee l S l Kim Spaak M.V.P. -I Nancy Greenlee -- Joanne Henry Sports 65 Strong Finish Saves Varsity Darrel Smith and Steve Som- mers paved the way as co- captains for the 1982 Varsity Foot- ball Team. They are a bunch of super kids, commented Ander- son, adding, They improved an awful lot from the beginning of the season to the endg and they never quit, although there were many in- juries. The team was plagued with injuries toward the middle of the year, yet the coaches did well with substitutes. Mark Weldy made All Con- ference Offensive Tackleg and A Darrel Smith was named All Con- gg ference Defensive Back. Leading rushers were Darrel Smith, Jessy , isiii - .,1. A ,rrtt Heard, and Kevin Stankey. Coach M ,ttt Ls, 2 STEM- . f.L,,w,j,,:' K . ' -7- 5,?gL.53,g39,,.g.,iQ,+ YEA Q. W, -4.61 A f.'Vr, ',Q,.x' '-F' .1 Anderson said he was sorry to see ., 5. er, 5, , .a . -A ssri fre - 1, the senior talent leave f fsi2flf5?:.,-A ll 'fit-te- f'2'tf3'1'-'f'T2 22fi , yet the W is aff., :VV ,fi 4:gl.:M,'b-53gJfQ?,QEjg,a. t-. 1 ,.-4'b:?.iq'ifee+.., . ea-,ze-E-j'i:5fa...'ff l fn coaches will be looking forward to SALT fl ag...-ff 'jlTJ'- lift! . , ' Q' -v1f gL-. ' i ' A -ll xlgw. -it-4 T u ' . 4 - the next season. Although the be 9. W Q F Q Q? ga ,Q fa- F6 W ga scoreboard shows some losses, Q V ... I :greg -Q 'Q' , . . . - N .. . . :af 'hh , 2 A fn' I-' ,I fv- the E.K. Varsity Football Team is i t ,st 'A -1'V :-i ' Hee 'K-1459 . always on top in the eyes of Kent- f .3 fi, if az -5 wood spectators. The team was 'ww 'i Mgt' ' ' 'E' sf e' 'fi' Page-'tt' ---A directed by Head Coach Bob ,fam E -A s ee C .1-1 A W., ....,. i Friberg and assistant Coaches Arv 5' A ' ' i N r Anderson and Bud Cole. J Q A dj , n I, , , , A, ,, A ii . ft tAl Offensive Team at work- -fi it T 4 A ms, fm. 1 aim .,,. ,,:95Q-1,'tl'.vgfnv:N?a,.?i.,!. 'v,,. .v,,.v,,,.,3g3g' rm: wr W M 'm..,,,..MJ!,,4fw, .. N .Q gn,i5l..-544: . , ,xgw 5, ICJ Jessy Heard running off tackle against 'i - A g t f f a f i r ' g A f ' Muskegon. A G . , Y B C 66 Sports i a' f . .,., X. .,i.. .,.-..-.H -W-1.5.5, new Lrkk 75kLlL....5f'glif3fAf-iff e'.k Q .si .1 - at wig..fgiuzt,,2zrs1gg13f2mf,, A f T . 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Football Has Flough Season The J.V. football team ran into a rough season, but learned a great deal from it. Although the season was slow the team maintained a high level of enthusiasm throughout the year. They also managed to improve in ability and attitude. Coach Larry Corbett said, The defense showed con- tinued improvementf' The leading defense players were Greg Lankfer, Ken Ivlarlet and Brian Tuttle, declared Corbett. He also named the leading offensive team players as Chris Baker, Shawn O'Brian, and Tom Wagner. Coach Corbett also asserted, lf the team continues to improve by hard work and effort, they should be an asset to the varsity team. lA! Jerry Desserich attempts an escape. lBl E.K.H.S. 1982 J.V. Football Team. lC7 Coach Jeff Black and Coach Corbett plot the strategy. Qt' E.K. OPP f 12 Muskegon 24 0 Jonllon 28 l 8 NONIIVIOVI 34 o aranavme 18 ,, 20 E.G.R. 28 .1 - 14 ROGHOYU 18 I 20 Wat Ottawa 21 o Forest nun A clfltfll 20 L 10 cl'Olf0I'l 0 W QW C Sports 67 Puppies Prove Powerful! Puppies proved powerful in the 1982 Football Season. Coaches and team worked well together to make the year a success. Mr. Rick Smith commented that the entire team was outstanding. He stated, From the first day of practice to the very last hour, they worked hard together and played hard together. Enthusiasm was also a big part of their success. Although East Grand Rapids and Northview were tough, they still managed to maintain their perfect record. They stuck it out against even the most competitive teams. The most spirited players were Dan Ferris, Mike Force, and John Sitka. Their enthusiasm lasted throughout the season. Mr. Smith commented, What I expect from my players is to give 110 percent always and a lot of enthusiasm. lAl Ken Mills running the play. QBJ One Hundred One Dalmations - 1982 Freshman Football Team lOl Coach Smith yells instructions. lDl Coach Noto tells em' how. C 68 Sports , - S OPP Catholic Central 12 .N s il: 3' 2 boo Northview 1 s 0 28. fGrangdviiles 12 HEastG.R. 1 f 12 f fncgkmfdi i ' 91 132 1 si.li.FC:rest.jHills Ng 8 isisl fForest'lflil!sG, L9 I E.K. , OPP 8 Jinllon f 1 8 Noflhvllvl 1 3 Gflndvllk 1 V 4 E.G.R. S 1 Rockford V 0 Vlntbttmvu '. 0 Flutes , 7 0 7 7 0 2' '.'.'.'.'w'l'-'f ' 'A'.'.', . . 1 .H . . . . I . T., . ,..'...A...v.I.l .'. . . . .Vt.- -V. I :,n-AvJ -2-V, - Ixlf1..,'1, Ql7'!' if. J,-1f Tl I 1, ,Lt fun A ,Bel sl 'J K-Y . QFWLA. ., .., -.. .-- ' um ,,...-.c-- -'HE-gf, S Y' Girls Tennis Team Has Hard but Good Season The girI's tennis team had a tough season this fall. Though the team was smaller than usual it was packed with talent with Senior Kern Covell capturing all conference. The other Senior players were Amy Centilli, MaryJo Fleser, Sally Liefbroer, Kitty Signs, Kristi Rober and Laura Stauffer. Dorothy Ulner, Kris Anstor, Kelly Carpenter, Emily Oitker, Dana Rober, Jamie Parsons, Sherry Hur- banas will be next year's players. The conference record for the team was 4-3. Kentwood was host to a quadrangler which Laura Stauffer and Sally Leif- broer made it to the finals. The over-all record was 4-8 making this a good season! lAl 1982 Girls Tennis Team, QBJ Kris Anastor serves another ace, fCl An overhead shot from Amy Centilli. Sports 69 Girl Harriers Lead Field This year the Girls' Cross Coun- try Team finished with an excellent record of 6-0 in the dual meets. Although the girl harriers have no official conference, they are con- sidered to be the O.K. Red cham- pions. They took a number of firsts, seconds, and thirds in various invitationals. Out of 11 teams in the region, they placed second, missing first by one point. They finished 15th in the state. The captain for the girls' team was Jill Shaver. Tom Begerow coached the girls' team as well as the boys. Coach Begerow commended the fine efforts of all the team members. lAJ Colleen Macomber and Kelley Britten, stride for stride. fBl The 1982 Girls' Cross Country Team. lCJ Jill Shaver runs toward victory. C 70 Sports L A OPP Rockford Northview E G R ,T West Ottawa sssssss FSHC 1' - Grandvnlle -mmm Q so JPN, A 4531-'N9 'a' WH an i 5 'I lm s gf? ,' ,gui fp-Q Y r . 'M' f. 1 ,, . 4-,.-, N ,K-.. ,Q . ,. ., A f.'..- 4.f,.f A . , , 1.- va -.he -. ' . --.-Inu., .. . - --,-...r 1 n'l,-I i J! H .0 '4'- r' .... , ., fl,-Q nag. . r I A iff - ' H.. fs- hw- B E.K. OPP. 29 .lonison 28 15 Northviow 49 15 Grandvillo 47 17 E.G.R. 46 25 Rockford 30 15 West Otlowa 50 25 F.l'l.C. 30 Runners Lead the Field The 1982 Boys' Cross Country season was a great success. Their conference record consisted of six wins and one loss with some top finishes in invitationals. They finished third in regionals and took 17th in the state meet. The co- captains for this year were junior Mike Olszewski and senior Kevin Shoemaker. Their coach is Tom Begerow who has successfully completed his second year of Cross Country for East Kentwood. lAl Mike Kazmierski checks out in the trails. QBL The 1982 Boys' Cross Country Team. tCl Kevin Shoemaker and Mike Olszewski, stride for stride. N 1 ,Fm . Sports 71 T-.. Girl Swimmers Rank High Go to State This year's Girls Swim Team did an excellent job with 10 wins and 3 losses. The captains for the team were Jodie Thompson, Kathie Kroeckel, and Carol Lewis. They also qualified for state along with Lori Westra, Hayley Froysland, and Karen Rubin. Mrs. Deborah Park and Miss Nora Bouman were the coaches. They said they really enjoyed the girls and the progress they made this season. We had a good seasong the girls finished strong in the conference swim meet, commented Miss Bouman, adding, We were real excited to take six girls to the state meet. ln conference they had 4 wins and 2 losses putting them in second place, and they took second overall, tying Jenison. QAJ Carol Lewis splashes up a victory. lBl The 1982-83 Girls' Swim Team. QCJ Jodie Thompson concentrates on her dive. 72 Sports S 38382 81 wmv N 5.6.8. N Nenhviaw 72 fGl'0BtlviilQ 45 E G R Tl' Rhddurd 88 Went minus !Si5 i!!!3 332 Vloltlittlvll lutdnnd Gnndvlllu Jonhon luklavd lollllhllno Fonntlllls Colts! mflllilil . Onion Wooldtlnvn Indian! A lnlthfd .loliloon llarlhvlal FOI!!! lllll CCM!!! ss? 83555 3858 QQ 3535: -.chxic W-R ' I ,. o .-f ,-tg,-' M g - ' . f 4 - M o . '4w..akl , G . 4- , '. . ... T f?:'i'r1-'5i:.e:fw 4 J xi , V 5 'C if lf. f N A ' A y... ., , .. 4 . . li, Q ...wth .4 -Kb 'A lib -vu- n' - Golfers Try Hard, Do Well The Boy's Golf Team clubbed their way to a 9-7 record in a tough OK Red conference. The team put a lot of hard work and determina- tion into the year. They practiced daily at their home course - Briarwood, on 92nd street from two to three hours and played matches two to four times a week. Coach Chet Murawski did a terrific job with the guys. Outstanding golfers were Seniors Craig Vanderwall, Dan Jonkman and All Conference Honorable Mention Flick McClain. Showing improvement from the beginning of the season were Todd Petete and Steve Stewart. Returning golfers next year will be Brian Westveer, Bill MacDonald, Steve Stewart, Doug Schmidt, Mark McClain, Steve Saunders, Mike Krauss and Brad Clinger. QAJ Craig Vanderwall Putts! QBJ 1982-83 Boys golf team. iCi Coach Chet Murawski shows Craig how to tee off with Rick McClain as Guinea Pig! Sports 73 Cirls Varsity Basketball Team Takes 5th Title The 1982-83 Girls Basketball Team does it again! This is their fifth straight conference title. Coach Sue Barthold did a ter- rific job with the girls! They ended 17-2 in the conference league, winning the last thirteen games in a row. This year's team consisted of five seniors and nine juniors. Kim Spaak and Cheryl Carpenter were named All Conference with Aman- da Dodd Honorable Mention. QAJ Joann's defense! iBl The 1983 Girls Varsity Basketball Team. fC! Kentwood fights!! 74 Sports EAL . . GPF. gaeniaan . 3 53 2 522 ikuekfbrdff ssfmfwilnf' as 995553 4 . is 4.523 f if N9ffhVll!l' 3F!f Wi ' . 8 50934, xl if Rbvkiords , Tfi Contra! y . ferment! T aaa any ss: r E.K. OPP. 33 Jlltllbll 30 42 lkfllwlll 27 37 GIIMIVIIIO 34 42 Elf' Grand 24 Ilpldt 33 Rtekhfd 24 23 Fern! l'llllO 28 Cllllfll 54 Jilllidll 10 I1 Nbfllwltl 25 34 GIIIIGVIIIO 44 43 Elll Gfllld 7 Rlpldl 40 lllckhfd 34 3 F801 Hllll 11 Central 44 Cfllhll 31 87 s.i.4ming aa A e 1' g Q ll-el 1 r l . 'l '.-u Ryu' - -agg ..,' gi . f1j1,,!. ' , ' 1 it ' -v'li Uiliwiliw' ,L A ,r ' Q -, 'f+t l l I if x I W- Girls J.V. Basketball NearTopl The girl's J.V. Basketball ended their year near the top with a league record of 14-2. Coach, VanPernis, did a super job! This year's high scorer's were Sue Gorkowski, Shelly Isler and Cherri Mastbergen with Missy lsler close behind. Mr. VanPernis stated These are a tremendous group of young ladies who have a lot of desire. They're hoping for another good season next year. lAl The 1983 Girls J.V. Basketball Team, lBl Coach VanPernis heads for conference. lCl J.V. girls show their defense! Sports 75 -r 1 Q. gg, dv-ff' 9 wi xa ij if 5 Mn fd f ,I ,H am. 1 'sf EY . k 32x?QvI' 1, mr ? o . 'O 4' y '0--. my J.V. Cheerleaders Dedicated This year was a good year for the J.V. Cheerleaders. The squad had many hard practices and work-outs, starting in the summer and not ending until all the games were over. They cheered the teams on through football and basketball, which took a full year of dedication. On November 6 the cheerleaders went to a Dynamic Cheerleading Association workshop at Central Michigan University. The competition went great, and they came back with many new ideas for their own cheers. The coach for the J.V. squad was Miss Beth Roetman, a graduate of East Kentwood. QAQ 1982-83 junior varsity cheerleaders. QBJ J.V. Cheerleaders perform during a time-out. lCl Pagiel and Kris cheering the team on to Victory. IDJ Cheerleaders showing their Style Sports 77 l5om Pon Kicks Up A Storm! This year the girls worked on doing some different, crowd pleasing things in their routines. They usually do two routines a game - at half time of the J.V. and Varsity games. They also do sidelines with the Pep Band bet- ween games. The Pom Pon Squad went to camp at Calvin College in August and took seconds in every event. They also attended the West Catholic Clinic where they took first place in speed learning and fourth place in Original Competi- tion. In Grandville Regional Com- petition they took sixth place overall. Captains for the Summer lfor camp routines and summer prac- tice schedulej were Karen Lauff and Holly Huber, for Football they were Brenda Baldwin and Shelly Woudstra, and for Basketball they were Brenda Kaiser and Kelly Estrada. fAj 1982-1983 Pom Pon girls. QBJ Girls doing their sequence kick line ici Pom Pon Girls Line-up. 78 Sports 1 - . In-4r'4 ' W - ...Y-oar' nu- ,,,, ...,...,... h C P l been 1- ., v. UA. v K E if my H . .S-. X ..W, J , 5 X. , -:if , -W .WA Lf 5, '51 CFR I , My . -k-- . ith? Q gig. f ,-W VA 4, 5. ,...,f Q a..1..m -V -4 3, . Eff -f ,o Sports 79 1983 Fall All-Conference C Selections 1 lcH1G j I4llIH A .ny F 1 ' LLAH EL FOOTBALL ALL-CONFERENCE: Mark Weldy, Darryl Smith. lr A TENNIS ALL-CONFERENCE: Kern Covell, Laura Stauffer. U' GOLF ALL-CONFERENCE: Flick McClain 80 Sports GIRLS BASKETBALL ALL-CONFERENCE: Cheryl Carpenter, Kim Spaak. - va: ,I ,.'as+lsv- -1 t ' 3 Q11 7 - l7 3 , pi xy' , a - :Mer ' Bti f-ll ft, . jug: ,ra A I BOYS CROSS COUNTRY ALL-CONFERENCE: Kevin Shoemaker, Mike Kazmierski, Stuart Meyer, Mike Olszewski I 4 741. 'W I ' 1 I' Y' ' N: AA 'mv . A . b T L i'fP'3ixis5Q,r. I f us, GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY GIRLS SWIMMING RLL-CONFERENCE: Kelly Britten, Jill ALL-CONFERENCE: Kathie Kroeckel, 5haver,KathyThompson Jodi Thompson, Karen Rubin, Carol Lewis, Hayley Froysland, Lori Westra Sports 81 inter Snorts Duster SWIMMING WRESTLING VAR. GYMNASTICS Andrus, Dan Ambrgs, Randy BASKETBALL Benton, Gayle BGCKGY, Anderson, Kevin BaUlTIQaftl lel', ChatIOSh, Denise Breen, John Baker, Rich Cortez, Carlos Goorhouse, Sherri Breen, Steve Brinks, Lance Brooks, Mike Campbell, Glen Clark, Jeff Delano, Tom Devoss, Chris Druart, Jim DuHadway, Rob Eikenberry, Steve Ellis, Rob Gale, Eric Greenlee, Scott Gregorski, John Herro, Mark Hewitt, Jim Hopper, Don Karston, Chuck Keller, Steve Kuhn, Jeff Larson, Eric Larson, Steve Lehman, Rich Meyer, Jason Moore, Scott Moskal, Brad Obermeyer, Mark Pramuka, Steve Ratinaud, Dominique Reber, Jim Rober, Steve Rubin, Scott Spore, Mark Spratt, Jeff Sullivan, Rod VanderMolen, Kevin VanOveren, Kirt Venner, Chris Westra, Brian Wieringa, Steve Zbikowski, Tom 82 Sports Bertucci, Jeff Bigger, Randy Born, Brandon Bulkowski, Walt Bush, Dave Dubois, Matt Duiven, Karl Ferris, Don Forse, Mike Forsyth, Darin Frazee, Jeff Funk, Steve Guajardo, Dave Hall, Steve Hansen, Melvin Heard, Jesse Jones, Jesse Lemson, Mike Karman, Craig McCrork, Troy Marlette, Ken Mills, Ken Oliver, Darryl Packer, Scott Penn-Davies, Steve Pierce, Brent Pierce, Brett Potter, Scott Rewis, James Rios, Meekers Schultz, Gary Sciba, Mike Shaver, Chris Simmons, Rick Sumner, Eric St. John, Pete Tran, Dung Tuttle, Brian VanderWerf, Mike VanDeVenter, Glen Hunt, Scott Lawrence, Steve MacDonald, Bill Meyer, Stuart Mullins, Chris Sommers, Steve Tollas, Scott Vaught, Loy Weldy, Mark West, Mike J.V. BASKETBALL Anderson, Brain Baker, Chris Callaghan, Keith Dorston, Tom Dukarski, Chris Harper, Earl Otto, Chris Rowan, Scott Sommers, Jim Sommerville, John Smith, Kyle FROSH BASKETBALL Alberich, Robert Barto, Dan Bender, Mark Cowden, Cliff Heitman, Mike Hardy, Tony Hummel, Mike Kozminski, Kirt Langeweg, Bob Lori, John Przybysz, Dave Stambaugh, Ryan Stuart, Steve Turner, David Tyler, Derrick Hodgkins, Connie Jaent, Michelle Jeltema, Shelley Johnson, Michelle Lindsey, Valerie Lugtigheid, Sherry Mulder, Shelli Smith, Sherri Thompson, Jodi HOCKEY Antonini, Robert Chatlosh, Brian Grubbs, Randy Hausch, Kevin Hecker, Tom Kolkman, Dave Lankfer, Greg Lankfer, Steve Lemier, Jim Ogle, Brandon Scoble, Stuart Stauffer, Brian Thompson, Eric Thurston, Rob Timm, Kevin Zuniga, Mickey VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Barto, Gina Belanger, Tracy Carpenter, Cheryl Delano, Jeanine Dodd, Amanda lsler, Betsey Kreple, Sherri Ollig, Linda Rober, Kristi Tietz, Mary Vankeulen, Wendy Wolford, Beverly 's , 1 1 Q ., 1 i '-iw L, 'W.. v , V Pnl' fn- I 2 '4l'3 I , ala' Varsity l3.l3. Tons Again! The Varsity Boys' Basketball Team captured their fourth Conference Championship in a row with a 12-2 conference record. The senior players will be badly missed next year. Not only were three of them tBiIl Baumgartner, Steve Sommers, and Mike Westl voted to All- Conference, but Mike West was also named to All-Area and First Team All-State. Coach Mickey Phelps felt the leadership ability found in the seniors was the best he has ever seen in all his coaching years. The highlight of their season was winning their last 15 games in a row. They also kept alive a home court league winning streak which now stands at 42 games. lAJ The 1982-83 Boys' Varsity Basketball Team. dBi Steve Lawrence shoots for two. QCl Stuart Meyer and Mike West display team work. 84 Sports BESZSBSSZBSSSZ Mahon Northvliw Gtandvlih 6.8 Rockford WU! Olilvll F ILC Jamison Northviotu Gmndviilc 5.6.8 Rockford Wu! Qtiawn FM C SSBBBSSYSSSSSH new I in t , Q 41 1 Y B C it Y xt if Q! 4. ,f 9 3 L , f QQ MQQQQ Ea.. Q ..,, 3881888388838 8? 5553555555955 .ggi-gig. ggi-ii-5 rasasaasssseusi --..1'w C Second- Place Junior Varsity Finishes With A Flourish The Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball team promises great things for future years. They had a 14-6 record and ended up 10-4 in conference, good enough for second place. Chris Baker led the team in scoring with Scot Rowin close behind. Earl Haper, only a freshman, distinguished himself as an outstanding rebounder. These three helped lead the team to twice defeat East Grand Rapids, the conference cham- pions, the only team in the league to do so. The J.V. finish- ed their season with a flourish by winning their last six games in a row, showing their great im- provement during the season. fAl The 1982-1983 Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball Team. QBJ An easy two points for Brian Anderson. QCJ Scott Rowin, head and shoulders above EGR. Sports 85 , llnrapj 3 , as it fl'BShl118l1 HHVB EXCBll0l1t Bill' The Freshman Basketball team had an excehent season,lomng only 3 of their 14 games by only 8 points total. Two of the losses were suffered within their first three games. They finished sec- ondin conference and Hurd nwthe Freshman Tournament. According to coach Mike Bubois, the team's success could be attributed to the rare combination of talent, depth, andgoodhumonn Their depth is displayed in the fact that seven different players either held or shared game high-scoring honors. Mike Hummel, Steve Stewart, and David Przybysz led the teanwin sconng, whHe Tony Hardy and Mark Bender led the way in rebounds. Their 12-game winning streak is evidence of the talent these 15 players have, which can only become better as the years progress. W MSL lAl The 1983 Boys' Freshman Basketball Team. QB! Jump, Derrick, jump! fCl David Przybysz guards his man. 86 Sports M-fan 'ggi if P' ?' 22282383832 Jonilon Norlhvlow Grandvillo E.G.R. Rockford F I-I C Jcnhon Northviow Gnndvlllo E G ll. Rockford 0 11 I' 23823888283 OPP F H C Northvlwl Grlndvillo E G R Northvlcvl E.G.H. Gnndvlllo F.H.C. J Hoc ey Team iehest in ccrim! Accuracy Commitment is the word that describes coach Ron Baum's 1983 Varsity Hockey team. The Varsity team finished with an excellent league record of 15-7-3. Although they did not win the suburban championship, Kentwood had the highest scoring accuracy in league play. After qualifying for the Ford Cup playoffs, they finished with an im- pressive second place. The Hockey team went on to capture the Regional title, allowing them to go to the State Finals. Here, their reign ended when they were defeated in the quarter finals. A few of the outstanding players were Randy Grubbs, Kevin Hausch, Kevin Timm, Steve and Greg Lankfer, and Stuart Scobie. QAJ Greg Lankfer going in for the kill. lBl The 1983 Varsity Hockey Team. lCl Jim Limear posts up in front of the goal. Sports 87 Varsity Wrestlers Do Commendably The East Kentwood Varsity Wrestlers, coached by Rick Smith, performed commendably during the 1983 season. The team com- pleted a 2-5 dual conference record. This is not a true indica- tion of our team because of the many forfeits that we have been giving in most duals, remarked Smith. However the Varsity team did place third in the conference tournament, with seven out of ten wrestlers placing. The team also had top perfor- mances in the region, in which they placed fifth, and in districts, finishing third. Kentwood had three participants compete in the State Finals. They were Mike Sciba, who finished sixth, Kevin Anderson who placed in the top twelve, and Scott Packer, who took the Class 'A' Title. tAl Jeff Bertucci has a hold on the situation. QBJ The 1983 Varsity Wrestling Team. QCJ Coach Smith and Coach Noto watch in awe. fDl Brandon Born goes in for the attack! 88 Sports 'Q fig ,,., 'iil A Qggif Vli' M...-a li-Q sv Jenison Northview Grandville E.G.R. Rockford WM! OHIWB F.I'I.C. 3 2 -1 --g-alg J.V.'s Strive for Perfection Coach Tony Noto's J.V. Wrestl- ing team knew the phrase striv- ing for perfection. Even though most of the team's members were inexperienced, their spirit and determination outweighed their negative factors, making a con- ference record of 5-2. A few of the top team members were Mike Forde with 30 takedowns, Rick Simons with 18 escapes, and Ken Mills with 17 reverses and 20 three-point near- falls. Darryl Oliver had the fastest recorded pin in 18 seconds. The J.V. team also had some top places in lnvitationals. They took second in the Battle Creek- Lakeview Tournament, third in the East Kentwood Invitational, and fourth in the Northview Tournament. QAQ Don Ferris in the referee's position. lBl The 1983 J.V. Wrestling team, iCi Doug Helliesen, in the process of sprawling and going to a cross-face. Sports 89 90 Sports A Varsity Volleyball Team s State unnerun! This year's Varsity Volleyball team did a superb job winning a CLASS A STATE RUNNER UP title for the year. They put forth a lot of effort practicing everyday, with coach Deb Parks aiding in their great season! The team's greatest assets were Senior Jeannine Delano as a set- ter and passer, Linda Ollig with her spiking and consistency in at- tacking, and Juniors Tracy Belanger, Betsy lsler and Sheri Kreple. The team as a whole helped conquer a title which we are happy about! QAJ The 1983 Varsity Volleyball Team. QBJ The team waiting in suspense. fCl Betsy lsler, spiking for a victory. C . E.K. 1s-15 15-15 15-1s 15-15 15-18 15-15 15-4 15-15 15-10 15-15 15-15 15-11 OPP. East Lansing 12-6 Grand Haven 4-8 Jonnion 10-8 Nortlwhw 5-8 Gfandvlllc 10-16 Ent Grand 1-9 Rapids Rockford 12-15 Wat Ottawa T2-8 Porn! Hills 8-15 Central T T Grand Rapids T 4-5 Christian Travono City 11-2 Creston 8-15 ., . -S X , U 2 f , 1 ' 117 l B M '.1:-'gh . Qi x ,Q , lg-...-., D ,Q -.-W ,I J . I . . x . ,X X . aI t.ll.xlIh.A1.,i t JV Volleyball Team Perfect With 8 Wins This year's undefeated girls JV Volleyball team did a super job, ending with a record of 8-0. The girls put forth a lot of effort prac- ticing every day under the guidance of Coach Murray Lindhout. The team's greatest assets were sophomores Shelly and Missy lsler with their spiking abilities and Freshman Jennifer Henry and Sophomore Cherri Mastbergen with their setting. As a team they performed with excellence! tAl One of the lsler twins does it again! lBi The 1983 JV Volleyball Team. QCJ Laura Sitka and Molly Andrews defending their territory. tDl Carol Ulsh saving the day. Sports 91 A Gymnastics ls Impressive The Girls' Gymnastics Team after a slow start finished their season with an impressive 15-2 record, They finished first at the Mona Shores Invitational, third at the Ann Arbor Pioneer Invita- tional, second at their Con- ference lnvitation, second in Regionals, and took a fifth place in the State Meet. The team was dominated by freshmen, four of whom com- peted at the State Meet. They were Denise Chatlosh, Sherri Goorhouse, Shelli Mulder, and Sherri Smith. Returning Co- Captain Valerie Lindsey and All-American Jodi Thompson brought the needed experience into state competition. Pride, dedication, and love for the sport of gymnastics has brought much success to all the team members, commented Coach Barb Moerdyke. This past year is the fourth year the team has qualified as an All- American Team, and individual qualifiers were Valerie Lindsey and Jodi Thompson. iAl The 1982-83 Gymnastics Team. iBl Shelli Mulder balances precariously on the beam. lCl Denise Chatloshis onthe beam. tDl Another flawless routine by Jodi Thompson. QEJ Valerie Lindsey flies through the air. 92 Sports f.. . 1 E.K. 113S2o,' 118.70 1 19578 g 12451 was mm . 1.19-25 moss 127.20 OPP. 125105 11150 112.17 . 97.31 57.15 114.75 94.0 13.80 101.59 5 4 ' K-- 94 Jonlson 79 Nortlwlow 88 Grandvlllo 71 E.G.R. 88 Rocldord 00 Wat Ottawa ! ?' O 1 Z' 323288 B ' 1 Q 'IMC 6+-. C sa . ll! K ll v 1 1 i A 1 - 1 a., Best YBHI' EVBI' f0l' DY Swimmers The Boys' Swim Team had the best year ever! After a disappoin- ting loss at the Raider Relays, the team went on to a 15-1 record. They won their conference meet by a gap of 165 points. The highlight of the season came on March 12. All their hard work paid off, because for the first time in East Kentwood's history the Boy's Swim Team took first place in the State Meet. Not only was the team outstanding, but many individuals achieved All- State and All-American status, in- cluding: Dan Andrus, Jeff Clark, Chuck Karston, Jeff Kuhn, Steve Larson, Dominique Ratinaud, Brian Westra, and diver Eric Gale. Rich Lehman also placed in The State Meet. According to Coach Jock Am- brose, Class A Swim Coach of the Year, There was fantastic im- provement in the younger swim- mers so the end of the year was not only gratifying because of the State Championship, but because they will be a team to be reckoned with for many years. tAl The 1982-83 Boys' Swim Team. tBJ Eric Gale in championship form. tCJ Steve Larson congratulates Brian Westra after he qualified for State. Sports 93 uid- Q- .AMS 'GWR - t .Sgt Q ,awp .. . ., X, . ,ff i 2-,ta C All ist t , LN All Conference Wrestling Scott Packer Conference Hockey Kevin Hausch and Robert Antonini. -ali no Q C 'f' 7 S. 94 Sports ii, i wt W C g , s SH il!! . 1 U All Conference Volleyball Linda Oliig, Jeanine DeLano Mary Tietz, and Betsy Isler in All Conference Swimmine Mark Obermeyer, Brian Westra, Steve Larson, Jeff Kuhn, Dan Andrus, Chuck Karston, Jeff Clark, and Domique Flatinaud. Q3 ui .MQ ff -at 1 - ' ,r All C0l1fBl'Bl1CB BEISKBIZUHII Mike West, Steve Sommers, and Bill Baumgartner. Sports 95 Softball Kim Bart Amy Bielecki Cheryl Carpenter Amanda Dodd Kathy Hayden Rikki lsley Chris Jones Sue Kelly Cherri Nastbergen Kelly McGillicuddy Marcy Olszewski Judy Potts Lisa Purcell Kerri Rowe Angie Shoemaker Cheryl Singleton Teresa Suttorp Shelly Tetter Kris Zaiger J V Baseball Brian Anderson Lance Bowman Chris Dukarski Bill Fischer Tom Hussey Rick Ocharzak Chris Otto Rob Peters Dave Przybyz Scott Rowen Doug Schmidt Mike Shaner Chris Shaver Jim Sommers Ryan Stambaugh Steve Stewart Rick Wiers Varsity Bill Baumgartner 96 Sports Steve Bergin Blake Benson Brian Fish Scott Hunt Mike Krohn Jack Limbacher Bill MacDonald Dan McGillicuddy Darrel Smith Steve Sommers Mike Tietz Dave VanDuinen Mark Weldy Mike West Tennis Robert Alberich Tom Blackford Cliff Cowdin Duane Crowley Mitch Gathercole Lance Handlogten Brian Hodge Jim Kaiser Steve Knoop Joe Levan Scott Mlejmek Tom Oliver Doug Orr Matt Weldy Tom Zbikowski Girls Golf Tracey Blessing Mary Bush Becky Bussa Tercia Cuperus Chris Czerniak Barb Fessenden Mary Jo Fleser Kathy Kent Sally Liefbroer Janet Minda Deb Quint Laura Reynolds Laurie Sible Teresa Smith Bethany Stevens Girls Track Donna Andary Eva Bornefalk Tami Braun Kelly Britten Carrie Bush Leigh Ann Chachulski Karen DeWeese Joy Faulstick Renee Failstick Carol Fields Lydia Fotis Michelle Gates Sue Gorkowski Holly Huber Debi Kladeer Pam Lamse Kathy Lawrence Irene Lynch Colleen Macomber Katie McKenna Lori Melchert Jenny Miner Linda Ollig Tracey Palmer Sue Riemer Elaina Roberts Julie Roeder Rae Rosen Susan Sabin Jill Shaver Beth Sinke Laura Sitka Anne Smiley Dawn Smith Snrin Dana Stevens Kathy Thompson Stephanie Throop Mary Tietz Carole Ulsh Beth Vis Diane Westerhof Dana Wilt Stephanie Wise Beverly Wolford Amy Wolters Kim Krizan Boys Track Tony Astuccio Chris Baker Chuck Bassett Tony Bielecki Todd Billings Brandon Born Pat Branagan Phil Brinson Gary Campbell Brad Clinger Eric DeHaan Tom DeLano Dave Dirkse John Erhardt Todd Ernst Derek Fitzpatrick Morrie Fongers Steve Funk Matt Geerlings Craig Green John Hair Kevin Hausch Cal Hawkins Jesse Heard Craig Horning Craig Karmen Andy Kazmierski Mike Kazmierski DOITS Jim Lemier Craig Ledger Gunner Liminga Scott Magnuson Ken Marlette Steve Martin Al Meyer Stu Meyer John Mieras Steve Miller Rich Mondoux Shaun O'Brien Brandon Ogle Mike Olszewski Brent Pierce Scott Potter Steve Ptak Brian Radaz Tom Radimak Duane Reid Jeff Reid Mlke Riddle Tim Roberts Todd Rogers Gary Schultz Scott Scobie Scott Shippy Kevin Shoemaker Rick Simmons Kevin Stankey Bruce Takens Vdl'SiIY AWHYUS SOFTBALL Co-Captains - Amanda Dodd Cheryl Carpenter M.V.P. - Amanda Dodd M.l.P. - Cheryl Singleton BASEBALL Co-Captains - Steve Sommers Mike West M.V.P. - Mark Weldy M.l.P. - Bill Baumgartner Jack Limbacher GIRLS TRACK Co-Captains - Jill Shaver Donna Andary Bev Wolford Coaches Award - Donna Andary CHEERLEADING Captain - Carmen Saunders Most Spirited - Tracee Hendricks BOYS TRACK Co-Captains - Kevin Stankey Craig Green Stuart Meyer M.I.P. - Kevin Hausch BOYS TENNIS Captain - Steve Knoop M.V.P. - Steve Knoop M.l.P. - Jim Kaiser Phil Tanis M.I.P. - Linda Ollig Blake Thompson Nick Tlmmer Jim VandeKeift Joe Vanderveen Mike VanderWerf Bob Verbrugge Captain - Sally Liefbroer TCW' Wagner M.V.P. - Laurie Sible Greg Zoller M.I.P. - Kathy Kent Rich Lehman Sports 97 ..f1s,fi-15212491 TW it 5352 mil ii ways-ff, V, -' K- . 1 QV? 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The team is once again the League Champs with a season of 12-2. This is their second year in a row to win the Conference Championship. The Falcons had three all- conference players choseng they were Mike Krohn, Mike West and Mark Weldy. The team voted Mark Weldy the Most Valuable player, and Bill Baumgartner and Jack Limbacher the Most Improved Players. The Team's Co-Captains were Steve Sommers and Mike West. lAl The 1982-1983 Varsity Baseball Team IBJ Mike West winding up for the pitch. lCl Bill MacDonald getting ready for a fly ball! 98 Sports me 43 Q , ,, ..,t,, Jgf. , S . .F . . t ' Q, Y V' 2.1ff?W'f?mses? 3 2' 54' :YD J- 55 s 'B 3- MQ w-HM! 4- :MM ff 'SWF' S'iE SSS!S5 nn A Al J 'l ,,,i 4 8 A F 4: 'N 1 0 4 . - - .-f..,.Mu Y 7 1 5 .1 N ,l 1. in. Us Ss Baseball in ot Finish The JV Baseball team was hurt by a slow start, but they came on with a vengeance in the last half of the season, winning eight of their last 11 games. Coach Larry Ike at- tributed this late peaking to the lack of a freshman team, which would give the JV's some season- ing, he feels. Says Ike, They were a hard-working club, and they never quit! He points out that there were several games with on- ly a one-run difference. The team ended up with a 6-7 league record and 10-8 overall. Chris Otto led the team with a .333 batting average and was followed by Chris Dukarski l.316l and freshman Dave Przybysz l.310l. Other good hitters included Jim Sommers and Tom Hussey, who credited Scrappy, their lucky bat, for their great stats. Ace pitcher was junior Scott Rowan l5-2l with a 1.51 ERA. He was supported by frosh pitchers Rick Ocharzak, Ryan Stambaugh, Brian Anderson and Steve Stewart. Sports 99 WV I? I fc LY Girls' Track Fantastic! The racking up of firsts, seconds, and thirds by the Girls' Track Team put them on top of the conference for their 1983 season. Their conference championship consisted of seven wins and no losses. The champions were coached by Mike Dubois, Larry Vanderstelt, Terri Gilger, and Laura Verbrugge. Their team cap- tains were Jill Shaver, Bev Wolford, and Donna Andary. Not only did the female falcons win the O.K. Conference, but they took a few invitational titles, such as Wyoming Park Relays and West Ottawa Relays. Two girls from the team qualified for the State Finals. They were Jill Shaver and Kathy Thompson. Jill finished fifth in the mile, and ninth in the two-mile. Kathy finished 13th in the two-mile. When asked how he felt about the girls' season, Coach Dubois replied, Fantastic. QA, A fast start by the girls' distance runners. QBT The Girls' 1983 Track Team. QCQ Donna Andary concentrates forthe last hurdle. QDJ Ray Rosen flies high. 100 Sports F 'Q ggssg fl Boys' Track Best Around The 1983 Boys' Track Team came out on top in the O.K. Red Conference with seven wins and no losses. The Falcons proved again to be the best around. The coaches for the 1983 season were Chuck Drnek, Rich Doyle and Jeff Black. Captains for this champion- ship team were Craig Green, Kevin Stankey and Stuart Meyer. The team also took first in Pat Patterson Relays and West Ot- tawa Relays. The Falcons that made it to State were Mike Kaz- mierski, Jesse Heard, Cal Hawkins, Matt Geerlings, Morrie Fongers, John Earhart, Stuart Meyer, Craig Green, and Kevin Stankey. The whole team really did what they had to this year, we're very proud of them, remarked Coach Drnek. lAi The 1983 Boy's Track Team. QBJ A perfect handoff by East Kentwood. QCJ Mike Kazmlerskl finishes ahead of the opposition. Sports 101 r 1- ff -fffv A . A ,,-.,, ,H Varsit Tenni Dehuild -I-BEII11 The 1983 tennis season was a rebuilding year, according to Mr. David Berles, coach of the Varsity Tennis Team. This year's team was one of the youngest teams East Kentwood ever had. However, the team was full of en- thusiasm and dedication. They im- proved considerably through the season, and if the younger members continue their hard work, great things can be ex- pected from the tennis team within the next three or four years. QAJ The 1983 Varsity Tennis Team. tBi Steve Knoop warms-up before a match. 1Ct Mitch Gathercole serves an ace. 103 Jim Kaiser concentrates on his return. Sports , Q T ' if 1 M .. N 'A irls' Golf Team on Ton 1983 was a great year for Girls Golf. They were 5 and 7 for the season: then at Conference the girls took everyone by surprise and placed first. In Regionals they took an admirable fourth place out of 15 schools, missing state by a few strokes. The All-Conference players this year were junlor Laurie Sible and senior Sally Lief- broer. Coach Chet Murawski says he really enjoyed coaching golf and thinks the girls did a great job. iAl The 1983 Glrls' Golf Team, QBl The girls get ready to tee off. iCl Practice makes perfect, Laurle. iDl Sally Llefbroer's All-Conference swlng. Sports 103 Softball Better Than xnecred As a team, you surpassed all of our expectation! exclaimed Coach Sue Barthold in summing up the season for her club. For a young team, the 11-12 overall season record was good, and great improvement towards the end of the season gave them sixth place in the conference with a 6-8 record. The club included six freshmen, six sophomores and only one senior, Kim Bart. Top batters were co-captains Amanda Dodd 1.3115 and Cheryl Carpenter l.291l. Pitchers were Amanda Dodd and Cheryl Mastbergen. Most Valuable Player was Amanda Dodd, who also was named All Conference Utility ln- fielder. Most Improved was Cheryl Singleton. Coaches were Ms. Sue Barthold l B J and Eric O'Brien. lAl The '83 Girls Softball Team. QBJ Shelley Tetter waits for the right pitch. lCl Another strike by Sherri Mastbergen. lm Ricky whales onthe ban. 104 Sports .,t, olisll vtl lii' o.i,sl : l,rf i tyls lglgg rrlg lfl Tyr. TST. fifli Vgii Slr' '. if '- if M DPP 5 8 S an as 1 OIG M , f 'am f 'fill iii 3 'Ill A Nw l i ..,..... - . l an 4 2 W? ,Wi Til , U ' - 'nf Y S 'i s w , A-my .9 at-,cms lfs 4 'K 1 I Congratulations Class of '83! GORDON FOOD SERVICE ' E E' 1110 Auto Stereo Accessories 6. Service KENTWOOD CLEANERS Dry Cleaning, Drop Off Laundry Service lnby1-0utby5 5151 Kalamazoo Ave.S.E. Ph. 455-1760 Kentwood, Michigan REM ES aunsu' and service center 2601S.DlVlStON GRAND RAPDS. Ml 49501 O616l141-6511 WATS 1800! 442-9124 Ads 105 106 Sports 1983 Snrine All Conference Selections ALL CONFERENCE GIRLS TRACK: Bev Wolford, Renee Faulstick, Joy Faulstic, Lydia Fotis, Linda Ollig, Jill Shaver, Carol Fields and Carol Ulsh. ALL CONFERENCE BOYS TRACK: Stu Meyer, Matt Geerlings, John Earhart, Morrie Fongers, Kevin Stanley, Mike Kazmierski, Cal Hawkins and Jesse Heard. ..-ak A K- 3,6 X: XY. ALL CONFERENCE BASEBALL: Mike West, Mike Krohn and . Mark Weldy. LX ' -if, f - F5 i 'PI Q9 A- D elm K .- - l if ALL CONFERENCE GOLF Sally Liefbroer and Laurie Sible . R..-1' T: ALL CONFERENCE SOFTBALL Amanda Dodd Spor1s 107 108 Sports 1982-83 Sports Awards F STUART MEYER PAT PATTERSON - an individual who is a senior and has participated in track or gym- nastics. He or she has good sportsmanship and positive attitude. JODIE THOMPSON EILEEN REID MEMORIAL AWARD - a female senior letter-winner who is an outstanding athlete with leadership qualities. Must have a C average or better. out sgs l STUART SCOBIE RICK WYCOFF AWARD - Freshman athletes with outstanding athletic achievements, leadership, and academic abilities. BEVWOLFORD EILEEN REID MEMORIAL AWARD - runner-up. 1982-83 Sports Awards STEVE SOMMERS DAVID L. FAUGHT AWARD - Lettering senlor boy showing leadership quaIItIes and outstandlng athletlc achIevement In hls career. I SHERRY EBERSOLDT SAM SASSO AWARD - a senlor varslty cheerleader possessing qualltles ot leader- shlp and responslblllty. She must be skllled, splrlted, and enthuslastlc. MIKE WEST DAVID L. FAUGHT AWARD - runner-up. LAURA STAUFFER DON BLACK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - an Indlvldual who has demonstrated leader- shlp quaIItles, sportsmanship, and a posltive attltude In a varslty sport. Sports 109 Y 5 X X f' X ,' ig X x K! N rf 'V X xx X . x 'X X, Y I w I , X . .4 .M AA.. 112 Academics if X W L, -W... nv' 1' II- 9--. HHH! ,jf 3 3 I 5-Ei , 5 'QQ' 'F r k ' f-- mx P. 1,1'.c',+ 'Q ' 9 8 '- '... -If wee- N -Q3 'i l 3251 iw uw' Academics Distinguished Producers and Directors lAl BOARD OF EDUCATION: William G. Wiersum, Carol Perry lPresidentl, Richard A. Vander Molen lTreasurerl, Susan Roeder lVice-Presidentl, F. Robert Woudstra, Alice Ross lSecretaryl, Gene L. A Bouwman. lBj ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS: John S. Jelies, A. James Versluis, L. Dale Bush. lOl STUDENT BOARD REPRESENTATIVES: John Salzwedel and Diane Pastoor. QDJ SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS: Dr. Nicholas C. Timmer. ..k ...J Academics NN 1 ,Q 3 me . . WM. If 1 W i' lg, 5 359. . I t V , f A V VZ My , W , 1' -Q A., N ry . ' , F1 . ' hrfff A ,,, ,. ,.,N A K ' 1 .., ' dey: L'rkk'rgrr ig Q4 ,. kkkrrrr A 1 ' V -4-22 mm.. . ' -4 f tt wa -R' M 8 - ' Ky, H '1 sa ir-E M., T W in be : W- :V - 'KWH I ..:- , ,V 7 . tzl W Q? A A 5 ig if I . V , A . QM i A.: D6 lAl Principal Jerome Victor lBl Asst. Principal Kathryn Weeden. QCD Asst. Principal Dr. John Sampson lDl Asst. Principal Patrick Cwayna lEl Athletic Director James Czanko 7 is , I D l QKL' 1. 5. E 3 - MW' ACadefTllCS 1 VR' 116 Academics Jonathan B Ambrose Physical Education Dept. Swimming Ll. of Oregon B. Sci. Arvin Anderson Guidance Dept. Counselor North Park C. Ll. of Mich. B.S. M.A. Michael C. Bacon English Dept. English Calvin C. U. of Dubuque M.A.T. Susan J Barthold Social Studies Dept. History Sociology Mich. State Ll. B.A. M.A. SherrlBashaw Educational Resource English Math Soc S Western Mich Ll ll A fifgg ' Ronald F. Baum Industrial Arts Dept. Basic Electronics Western Mich. Ll. B.S., B.A. Nora J. Bauman Physical Education Dept. Physical Education Hope College BA., M.A. David Berles Guidance Dept. Counselor, Chairman Mich. State Ll. BA., M.A. Jeff Black Physical Education Dept. Physical Education, Health Grand Valley State C. B.A.T. H. N. Qsuay Bowles Science Dept. Science Mich State Ll., G.V.S.C. B.S. ll- Hg. Anne Brenner Educational Resources English Math, Soc. Western Mich. U, lva K. Brubaker Educational Resources Area Coordinator Mich. State U. John A. Butler Industrial Arts Dept. Power Mechanics Western Mich. U, B.S. Paul Carlson Social Studies Dept, History, Sociology Wheaton College B.S. Margaret QPegt Champion English Dept. English Western Mich. U. M.A. T4 Carolyn Clark Language Arts Dept. English Western Mich. U. N.Y.U. Bonnie M Cole Physical Education Dept. Physical Education Mich. State U. Henry J QBudJ Cole Physical Education Dept. Dept. Chairman Western Mich. U. Larry Corbett ' Science Dept. uh by f i t' Sciences 'A Y . Grand Valley State C. all f 4 4--an B.S. ' ' v A 1 4. ,L Judy Cramer ,f Physical Education Dept. . . ' H Physical Education Central Mich. U. Q BS. Academics 117 lndustrial Arts Dept, Drawing Dept. Chairman Western and Central Mich. Ll. B.S. M.A. Bruce A. David Robert Demmink Science Dept. Sciences Mich. State Ll. Western M. . B.S. M.A. Dennis Dertlen Math Dept. Mathematics Central Mich. Ll. B.S. M.A. Marlon DeVmney Guidance Dept. Counselor Albion C. Evans DeVr1es Social Studies Dept Psychology History Western Mich Ll Elaine Doran Educational Resources English Soc. Studies M.A. Oxy!! 6X Central,Mich. u. is 9 Charles Drnek Business Dept. Accounting, Gen. Business Ferris State Western Mich. Ll. B.A. M.A. Donald Druart Music Dept. Bands Western Mich. Ll. B. Music Michael A Dubois Social Studies Dept. Psychology History Western Mich. Ll. M.A. B.A. Ronald Dykstra Science Dept. Chemistry Chairman Western Mich. Ll. Indiana U. www! , A. . Mich. state u., X S s.ffis,,. Math C 1 xfwi' Elm? M A sit , M A M A if . VW I li L75 'JZ 0' 'Phd Richard V. Friberg Math Dept. Math, Computer Prog. Western Mich. Ll. B.A., M.A. Robert G. Friberg Physical Education Dept. Physical Education W.M.l.l., Albion C. B.A.. M.A. Victor Ghareeb Business Dept. Co-Op Coordinator Western Mich. Ll. B.A., M.A. Janis Glupker English Dept. English, Reading Central Mich. Ll. B.A. Bonnie Gould Home Economics Dept. Dept. Chairman Western Mich. Ll. B.A. LW' Kim Greene Social Studies Dept. History Chairman Western Mich. Ll. B.A. M.A. Donald Groendyk Social Studies Dept. History Western Mich. Ll. B.A. M.A. Ronald Hall Social Studies Dept. History W.M.Ll. M.S.Ll. B.S. M.A. Connie Hubble English Dept. English Alma C. Dallas Hunt Math Dept Math W M Ll M S U B A M A M A T Academics 1 19 aw Nu, Q 120 Academics N. ' i .C s - i , Q X in K o 'sas' 'F 3 0 3 I' 1' V Xx - K L in A F M , ' f ,, I1 I 1 1 Y! ,- ., , ,I 5 VI - ' 1 ., ,, I xy X , ' Xx f- . '4 1' 5,-' Academ cs if ,. 122 Academics Betty J Jeltes Guidance Dept. Guidance Hope College Emalee Jernstadt Business Dept. Steno-blockfShorthand F.S.C. W.M.Ll. B.S. M.A. Charles Karston Science Dept. Chemistry G.R.J.C. W.M.Ll. U.Ok Pa. B.A., M.A. Paul Kempter I.M.C. Library Science N.M.H. U.O. W.M.Ll. M.A.L.S. M.S. Tasla Klsscornl English Dept English Western Mich Ll MHA V 'i . 2, 1 Q T 4' lf 'SW' i . . 'rw ' Jerry Klopfer I.M.C. Area Coordinator Ll. of Mich. A.M.L.S. Joan Koster Home Economics Dept. Home Economics Western Mich. U. B.S. Edward Kotarski Foreign Language Dept. Spanish, Area Coord. Western Mich. Ll. B.A. Jennifer Kotarski Foreign Language Dept. Spanish Mich. State U. B.A., M.A. Marilyn Kroupa Foreign Language Dept. French, German Western Mich. Ll. B.A. Carol Laum Art Dept. Dept. Chairman Kendall, Aquinas B.A. Murray Lindhout Math Dept. Gen. Math, Algebra Central Mich. LI. B.A. Nadia Lori English Dept. English, Forensics Univ. of Mich. B.A. Diane Madsen Science Dept. Biology Western Mich. Ll. B.S. Nona McClenathan Art Dept. Arts and Crafts Western Mich. Ll. B.S. Davld Mersman Math Dept. Geometry Algebra W.M.Ll. M.S.Ll. B.S. M.A. Shirley Meyer Social Studies Dept. History and For. Lang. Western Mich. Ll. Boyce Miller Business Dept. Dept. Chairman Western Mich. Ll. B.S. M.A. Deanna Mitchell Music Dept. Orchestras Mich. State U. B.A. M.A. lar' 1 Q' S V l f , Stanley Moleskl Science Dept Biology MLS Aquinas, Ll of Montana B.S. X Academics 123 .-.... W.. ri: I y 4 W. Calvin W Molyneux Math Dept. Math Aerospace M.S.U. Alma College 12 v ' Y ., is . , 6514? 'ar' Y ' ' B.A., M.A. R 'mf Q ' .,,. -ff, - Chet Murawski Business Dept. Accounting Computer Western Mich. Ll. B.S. B.A. M.A. .N X t I if 1 M. ...Alf 'QS' W , Q, . .. ' ' 5 wg? I Dlrk M Nebbelmg English Journalism Ll-M W.M.Ll. B.A. M.A. Anthony J Noto Business Dept. Retailing Cons. Ec. Ferris State C. B.S. s 9? X English Dept. P ' 124 Academics Karen J Olszewskl Business Dept Clerical Block Typing Western Mich Ll B S M A M 2 71 J F they 'U it r . We f ' . V. i 1 ik UGG . . his . .., ... .. k . ..... M .... . ss J A V lla. K I Deborah Park Physical Education Dept. Physical Education Western Mich. Ll. B.S. Joni Pearson English Dept. English Midland College B.S., M.A. Lyle Perry, Jr. Business Dept. Co-op Western Mich. Ll. B.A., M.A. Michael Phelps Physical Education Dept. Physical Education C.C., W.M.Ll. B.A., M.A. Kenneth L. Poll Guidance Dept. Counselor Western Mich. Ll. B.S., M.A. C7 Donald Pries Math Dept. Alg., Geom., Chairman M.S.U., C.M.U. B.S.,M.A. Nancy Pries Business Dept. Bus. Math, Typing Ferris State C. B.S. Elsie Purvins English Dept. English Western Mich. U. B.S. Ronald R. Rogers Music Dept. Choir, Dept. Chairman M.S.U. Wheaton B.A., M.A. Gary Roode Industrial Arts Engines, Electronics Western Mich. U. B.S., M.A. Marie Roos Home Economics Dept Child Development Western Mich. U. Frank Scalabrmo English Dept. Dept. Chairman Western Mich. U. B.A. M.A. Frederick Smith Science Dept. Mod. Life Biology Deborah Snow Social Science Dept. Gov t. Geography Aquinas College Olivet, Mfsu. B s I s Y B A fa . Robert Stace Social Studies Dept History C M U M S U B.S., M.A. Academics 125 if if NX J' 126 Academics '11 P Q'- YI Academics Charles Stankey Industrial Arts Dept. Woods Drawing Western Mich. Ll. B.S. M.A. Evan D Stroup Industrial Arts Dept. Metals Western Mich. Ll. B.A. M.A. Math Dept. Comp. Alg. Geometry M.S.Ll. Calvin B.A. M.A. Daniel Vander Molen Math Dept. Alg. Calculus Geom. W.M.!.l. G.V.S.C. B.A. M.A. Denis W. Taatjes Larry A Vander Stelt Social Studies Dept Gov t Ecom BA MA w.M.ci., c.M.u. Jerry M. Van Dusen Business Dept. Co-op Western Mich. Ll. B.B.A., M.A. Daniel M. Van Pemis Guidance Dept. Counselor Ll-M, Hope College B.A., M.A. Robert Vlug Math Dept. Trig., Math, Anal. M.S.Ll., S.S.C., Ll-Ok. B.S., M.A.T. Jack A. Walburg English Dept. English, Latin Calvin C. M.A. Mark Webb Music Dept. Choir Ll-M B.M., M.M. Jean F. Weemhoff English Dept. English G.V.S.C., Ll-M B.A., M.A. Barbara Wepman English Dept. English Mich. State U. Dale Wesonck Industrial Arts Dept. Woodworking C.M.Ll., W.M.U. B.A., M.A. Alan West Science Dept. Physiology Biology Western Mich. LI. B.S. M.A. Ronald Williams Business Dept. Typing Law Math. Western Mich. Ll. B.B.A. M.A. 1 v Q 4 sd 1 1 v John Young English Dept English Debate Univ. otMich. M.A. Academics 129 .,-.A-.,,. IF x sl? If whim wn0hi ',',f i live im' sat u rdnysf '9- AGR ,,,4s I K -A D Academics X 1 an CO f'5,- X: ,X ui A57 'C 1 sl q gn- Li. .. 4 fe. gone tr ' I 'Q 'Q 4 9- I I' 112 A rx V ' X S 1 f 1 4 Xl - x infra 'W 7 Sunn rt Staff lAl Mark Smith, Auditorium Technician lBl Grandma and Eric, Laundry. lCl UPPERCLASSMAN WING COOKS: Jean Kelly, Carolyn Catalano, Betty Niles, Juanita Rowe, Dorly Bringedahl, Carol, Larson, Gloria Coutchie, Mary Semon. lDl FRESHMAN COOKS: Sue Simpson. Carol Bromley, Barbara Grzeszak. Donna Van Drunen, Mary Nelson. Beverly Ferguson, May Burton, Mable Antonini. lEl SECBETABIES AND AIDES: lstandingl Helen Richardson. Shirley Meyers, Linda lsler, Doris Bender, Jane Christensen lBuiIding Managerl. Rose Gerbers, Dawn Fannon, Nancy Yeley, Leah Fuller and Julie Friberg: lseatedl June Barber, Linda Verbruqoe and Jane Crump. lFl CUSTODIANS: lbackrowl Neil Boonstra, Ralph Miller, Marv Velthouse, Don Warner, Don Prusakg lfront rowl Jeff Westfall, Al Keely, Gus Lepsch, Jim Berrington, John Shanahan, and Terry Henderson. Academics 131 Skills Centers Are Second School for 140 EK Students Kent Skills Centers provide an alternative way of learning by doing instead of just reading. Kent Skills Centers serves 20 school districts and 32 high schools in which juniors and seniors par- ticipate. There are two locations, one located on the east Beltline and the other on College Avenue. 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Kentwood, Mich. 455-4900 Making Homes Atlordable ' on Made Us H1 CENTURY 21 THE INSTALLATION STATION 2 mf.: 'za' 2525112 - asm sz. 949-oe24 VISSER AND VANDER WALL APPLIANCES Towne and Country TFRAJEZ as -A Shopping Center Kentwood The Place of Hair Design 10 Beauticians Telephone: 6161455-7600 3 Bafbefs 'O Serve YOU 1716 44th Street S.E., Kentwood, Michigan 49508 NEIL'S BARBER 81 Congratulations BEAUTY HUT ... .im Class of 4635 s. Division T3 . Il llll Htl!! Phone LE2-2683 Appointment Optional 'l'HE..o F I-CON! NEST BO GH S TORE For All Your School Needs LEASING MIMPERIRL compnments 0' Leasing All Makes of Cars and Trucks and lm e 'al Used Car Center KEN'rwooD George Weiss Brad Marthens Jerry Muste 3055 S. Division Phone 534-4961 Fred Weiss 243-2727 Charlie Watson 156 Ad SENIOR I' A 'i ggi' , :.1 4 l PORTRAITS kolenda photography xg Q wx' i. 'S ,xx 1 We cater to those persons for whom the ordinary holds no charm. lt is to this end that our studio is dedicated. -gn A Moment. . . A Mood 1 A -Place in Time! A fine portrait study is forever . . . It is the present and the past given to the future . . . It is a way to remember that cannot be duplicated. The gift of a fine portrait study takes time and effort and is truly an expression of love on the part of the giver: and, when properly displayed, reflects the close feelings between two people or a family. A fine portrait study IS . . . by FRANK D. KOLENDA PPMICP Studio Hours: 10-5 Tues.-Fri. 10-12 Saturday Evenings by Appointment Only Phone: 455-2050 Ads 157 Q D QD QW T f i Y sys SOPHOMOREOFHCERS 1 S s President - Chris Otto X' Q ' Vice President - Tracy Blessing 1' w ge T S Treasurer - Kris Kober Q? 3? X - T .T 0 '5 , ruff . - X x . NW rm 1 ' J A f Secretary - Theresa Keller Sophomores SOPHOMORE SPONSORS Janis Glupker Judy Schabel 1,4 .gigf J -Y ,. 19'- ,.....- -:.f-'1 .-' 'PF ' ,: 'f 5' 4 vu! K , , w 2' 5 I 2 ?ff A fo Y, 0 if X 'A L? - . I iii Y xv . L. , 1 i fs ,-..,f'--' lk ,.. f- '-,.f J! 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Rick Simmons Laura Sitka David Skinner Kimberly Small Stephen Smalley Kyle Smith Marion Smith Scott Smith Teresa Smith Donna Snyder John Somerville James Sommers Cristine Sorek Kimberly Southwick Kimberly Spratt Karin Spyke Jaclyn Stadt Kelly Staeven Kelly Stahl David Starkweather Rebecca Stein Sophomores 167 NN Bethany Stevens Donna Stevens John Still Jeffrey Stockreef Adrian Stone John Straayer Robert Strain Scott Struik Steven Styf Eric Sumner Teresa Suttorp D. Sytsema Timothy Sytsema Tenny Tate Stephanie Throop Amy Timm Claude Tompkins Minh Tran Christopher Trevathan Brian Tuttle Cathleen Tuttle David Umphrey Mike Van Dorp Kim Van Gorder Michelle Van Heck Douglas Van Kammen Christopher Van Wingen Christopher Vander Hoff James Vander Maas Jodi VanderMeulen Michael VanderWerf Douglas VanDyke Gina Vargo Loy Vaught William Velting Christopher Venner Beth Vis Dennis Visser Edra Vom Steeg Lisa Voreis Thomas Wagner Mitchel Waits 168 Sophomores , get -my t .. 2111.5 .ik 1.31: fins 1 A., Q D W 'B E' ' X , J gf, 4? Ty 'A 9 V K fx 1 1 6 -vii' 's f -xr '5- V 5- o 12 1 x R . -sw 'r IL' CJK 5 1 XX ,ln f3' -pf' ,gif- 1 Q. 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I grand rapids, michigan 49507 Jannica Janssens Jeff Kooislra GR, Christian - '83 East GR. - '83 all , , ,, Kristi Griffioen Karen Bundick E. Kentwood - '83 Covenant Christian - '83 Jenison - '83 EASTERN FLORAL KAISER AUTO REPAIR, INC. a GARYA HACKSTEDT 2'2'5j,,D5,,,5 G R M' 49505 Beautiful Arrangements for All Occasions .,, ' f Q: +3 X T- 7' I . x . '41 'br 7 0 - -J' ' Area Wide Delivery Major Credit Cards I2 ff' FLORENTINE na B9St 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. 455-2230 Pizza Mon. 8. Fri. 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Wliatever your career or etlucation plans, lve grateful for tlie American free enterprise system tliat makes it all possible Tlie system tliat permits every American to go into lwusiness for liim or lierselln, to lie truly inclepenclent, to lvenefit from tlie lwusint-ss lie or slie creates. Tlie system tliat allows you to clioose your own future, tliat lets consumers pick and clioose from among tlie greatest array of goods and services ever assembled in tlie world. Everyone at Amway joins in saying 'iCongratulations, and well cione. Amway Corporation, ' ' Ada, Mi 49555 ATHWQY snow wimouv Gown. snowman Ads 185 'Qs 'Q 186 Sensors awww mu, I STA S SENIOR OFFICERS: President: Chris Mullins Vice President: Laura Stauffer Secretary: Anne Hubling Treasurer: Susan Koetsier SENIOR SPONSORS: Anne Brenner Iva Brubaker Robert Demmink human-..Ma.,..,,....'- u t --4 f! 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Sonia, Cgncryfefynn .S?srLcn jorny Sun juni: .lcmfo n gran jnwalcn jams poayn lynn van Dam payer game: van Iuincn Jann: van Zyl: pnlcri Janus urkry manual .silawan Muccn jnornaa wayne wagner gfif Jann wcrama mchran .kay mldrn maryanl Jann mu Seniors 229 -4 xx K 51.9 . 1. W w W .J 1 3 ia. X :SM Q, Q ffw j , .V 5 fs f' A Q Y. if, if -s f fmww. 51 'Q df v 1 ,df , 'r ,L J, 5 ,L FH rung If WP 1.9 1 if k 'H Seniors xhg 1 f BEST EXCUSE ARTISTS Mike Tietz, Kelli O'Brien MOST TALENTED Stu MacAskie, Renae Morway CLASS CLOWNS Jim Potts, Val Lindsey 'Q ...I BEST LOOKING Mike Krohrl, Mary Dykestra FQ CLASS COUPLE Steve Sommers, Sheri Ebersolt PRETTIEST EYES Kim Spark, Curt Wilkerson Seniors MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST POPULAR Blake Benson, Laura Stauffer, Stu MacAskie Brian Anderson, Sheri Ebersoldt MOST MISCHIEVOUS 1. .fi m f 1: xx 251, Q A I f J' ir 27 X ll f S 5 Jim Smith, Erin Wilson CLASS FLIRTS DID THE MOST FOR EKHS Bnan Westra. Pam Hooker Brian Anderson, Anne Hubling 4 Seniors MOTO MOCK EIBCIIDHS ol.Ass SKIPPER oLAss GIGGLER Matt Mlkesell Muke West Kelly O Brien Julie Grlltm CLASS GOSSIP BEST PARTIES GIVEN Tom Fitzgerald Brian Manning Kitty Slgns Jlm Potts ROWDIEST MOST LIKELY TO GET BUSTED Jeff Spratt Curt Wulkerson Portia Carew Klm Russell Marla Loguidlce MOST LIKELY TO STAR OPPOSITE TOM SELLECK Mant Brymldson MOST LIKELY TO RECEIVE RECOGNITION FOR SOME NOTORIOUS DEED Jlm Smlth MOST LIKELY TO COME BACK AND TEACH FOR THE FUN OF IT Jull Jones MOST LIKELY TO RECEIVE INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION Enc Gayle MOST LIKELY TO HELP A LITTLE OLD LADY ACROSS THE STREET Steve Larson MOST LIKELY TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE Steve Lankfer MOST LIKELY TO BE BALD BEFORE 40 John Galster MOST LIKELY TO BE RECRUITED BY THE MAFIA Son 35 fx 1,f.'d'f :'. .,--.,,.A 4 4.51, . ,. U 4. 3 -. 'A we:.f - an r-T. ,bi I Va 'rf .W .W .ii ii N-rg kg . W W , . Q. .Un 9. 1. , . 4 W. , ar xgivx ' .,,,,.,L ..a. K I Stephanie Agnew 4320 Stuart S.E. 531-8034 Kathy Alber 1069 48th S.E. 538-0132 Lauri Ancell 5816 Glenmoor S.E. 455-7316 Amy Anderson 5297 Queensbury S.E. 455-1931 Brlan Anderson 4805 Stauffer S.E. 455-3319 Tracy Andrus 5115 Maple Creek S.E. 455-3685 Llsa Antrim 5381 Elaine 538-7723 Trlcla Armstrong 4710 Burgls Roseanne Astuccio 5093 Maple Ct. 455-3907 Wendy Babock 4883 Newcastle Dr. S.E. 455-1316 Brenda Barger 4509 Bowen Blvd. S.E. 281-2552 Blll Baumgartner 4859 Klmball S.E. 455-1508 Blake Benson 5385 Effingham Dr. S.E. 455-2474 Steve Bergin 5560 Eastern S.E. 539-2131 Krls Bergsma B65 Sllverleat 455-4056 lon Bleleckl 983 Sllverleaf 155-5508 Steve Bliss l419 Lancashire S.E. E45-2778 Karen Bok L314 Fuller S.E. S34-3649 Jllchael Bolen I635 Sunny Creek S.E. l55-3954 .lnda Bonz l592 Grantwood S38-2635 Eva Bornefalk 'orblornsgatan 12 '5335 Uppsala Sweden D18-12 42 00 Jebble Bougie l942 Reemen Dr. S.E. l55-9376 Iarrle Brubaker !196 Highlander l55-0144 illarlt Brynildson l324 Plymouth Rd. S.E. l55-4895 lannifer Burley Eastern Ave. S.E. 238 Seniors 455-1754 Amy Bushey 1895 Gentian Dr. 455-9016 Portia Carew 4162 Norman Dr. Amy Centilli 1765 Pinebluff Dr. S.E. 455-0973 Meg Cheff 5538 Edgelawn S.E. 538-8803 Mike Chesnover 5400 Londonderry S.E. 455-2786 Christopher Cobb 1951 Rondo S.E. 455-9487 Carlos Cortez 5261 Brookwood 455-8471 Mike Coulson 1640 Pembroke S.E. 455-2342 Kern Covell 5325 Shoreham Place 455-3231 Lisa Crowley 1564 Gentlan Dr. 455-3743 Kym Dantuma 829 Sllverleaf 455-6091 Wayne Debruyn 1626 Andrew 455-7538 Jeanlne DeLano 5444 Londonderry . 455-1115 Tracy Devler 4240 Norman Dr. Apt. tr 531-6313 Paula Drake 5414 Mildred S.E. 538-5608 Wllllam Dukarski 4663 Brooklyn S.E. 532-3155 Kelly Estrada -1266 Bowdoin 455-901 1 Joy Faulstick 646 84th St. Byron Center, Ml 49315 698-6836 Tim Ferguson 4504 Marshall 530-0542 Tony Fields 6423 Paris Ave. S.E. 455-9738 Tom FitzGerald 5345 Surrey Place 455-2444 Mary Jo Fleser 4647 Carrick S.E. 538-5878 Kirk Forbes 1503 Brookmark 455-9659 Warren Frlesen 1642 Derbyshire 452-8336 Mitch Gathercole 3 1169 Fuller Ct. S.E. 538-9118 Tom Geyer 5626 Haughey 532-6734 Jim Gray 1432 54th St. S.E. 455-1763 Craig Green 1955 Fawnwood 455-5157 Klm Greene 2179 Highlander 455-9229 Randy Grubbs 1277 Gentian 455-1342 Ray Hackman 5987 Valleylane 455-6075 Barry Haight 1940 Sunnycreek S.E. 455-3787 JinSue Han 5443 Edgelawn S.E. 531-6884 Jody Haviland 110 Manila S.E. 455-7999 Joanne Henry 5407 Newcastle 455-1832 Connie Hodgkins 1419 48th 455-9162 Bob Hojnacki 1421 Brookmark S.E. 455-9357 Tami Hommes 462 South Amber Dr. 455-2186 Pamela Hooker 5666 Roseworth 455-3718 Nancy Houle 1430 Hidden Valley Dr. 455-6515 Diane Hover 6182 Kran Ave. 455-4063 Sally Hoyt 1795 Bridle Creek 455-3534 Anne Hubling 5291 Effingham Dr. S.E. 455-0716 Jeff Hunter 4614 Curwood 534-7874 Chris Huvaere 3523 Bromley S.E. 245-3968 Joanne Huyge 3413 Bromley S.E. 452-7177 Kirsten Irons 2100 Fawnwood Dr. S.E. 455-9353 Davld Johns 779 56th St. S.E. 455-8034 Jill Jones 1906 Andrew S.E. 455-1406 S0l1i0l' Dan Jonkman 1662 Mapleview S.E. 455-3828 Jim Kaiser 5533 Springwood Ct. 538-3327 Kathy Kaminski 1308 Katrina 455-1449 Margaret Karelse 3842 60th St. S.E. 698-8154 David Kas 3228 Paris Park 698-9761 Brenda Kaiser 5285 Newcastle S.E. 455-9404 Tom Kensjes 5342 Christie 455-2123 Ella Kocsy 5356 Newcastle S.E. 455-9027 Susan Koetsier 5095 Hillwood Ct. 455-3548 Michael Krohn 1635 Pembroke S.E. 455-9091 Julle Kuiper 1256 Katrina Dr. S.E. 455-0763 Lisa Kulpers 4878 Rlemen Ct. 455-0565 Meg Langenfeld 1733 Waterbury Dr. 455-2354 Steven Larson 5391 Effingham S.E. 455-0376 Terry Larson 4141 Poinsettia S.E. 538-8376 Dave Lauer 4920 Aleda S.E. 538-5943 Karen Lauff 4721 Curwood S.E. 455-3758 Erin Lautenschleger 1811 Jeffrey St. S.E. 455-1982 Robert Lee 2130 Jamestown Dr. S.E 455-9082 Mike Lemson 7156 Madison Ave. 455-3268 Terri Lewis 5033 Elaine S.E. 532-7244 Sally Liefbroer 4659 Polnsettla S.E. 534-6466 Valerie Lindsey 5100 Bridle Creek Ct. 455-3462 Beth Lomakoski 1536 Gentlan S.E. 455-1467 Stephanie Love 1777 Lockmere Dil'ei3Il0l'Y 455-3351 Frank Lovejoy 1304 Cavanaugh S.E. 455-0493 Sherri Lugtlgheld 1540 arwood 455-1554 Stuart MacAskle 4703 Mornlngslda Dr. 898-6296 Sharolyn Ann Macomber 149 Magestlc S.E. 538-28 2 Per Magnusson Beltragrgatan 14 462 00 Vanersborg Sweden 0521-17089 George Marsh ll 1515 aplevlew S.E. 455-4432 Becky Matthes 4906 Klmball S.E. 455-91 14 Rlck McClaln 1738 Maplevlew S.E. 455-4943 Renee McGulre 936 Valley N.W. G.R. 451-8724 Heldl Mlller 5340 Cheryl Ave. 455-9254 Julle Mlllln 895 Bellewood Dr. 534-7030 Robyn K. Mllls 5823 Chrlstle S.E. 455-5950 Pamela Monroe 5483 Bonnle S.E. 534-7002 Scott Moore 1825 Plnebluff 455-9344 Renae Marle Morway 1449 Gentlan Dr. S.E. 455-9147 Chrls Mulllns 5778 Burgls S.E. 455-9034 Wllllam Mumper 7175 Martln Ave. S.E. 455-4842 Brenda Narlock 5434 Bonnle S.E. 538-1724 Llnda Kay Noorman 517 Fontenello S.E. 455-3229 Shelley O'Boyle 4444 Carrlck S.E. 534-9750 Gwen Ollver 3189 Parls Park S.E. 698-6913 Llnda Olllg 4874 Stauffer 455-8838 Steve Page 1739 Maplevlew S.E. 455-7828 Davld J. Palmer 4737 Bonnle S.E. 538-7771 Dlane R. Pastoor 310 Palms S.W. 455-5518 Sneiana Pavicevlb Suetozara Markovica 8100 Tltograd. Yugoslavia 10811-41-457 Ron Pell 3828 44th St. 698-8644 Klm Peterson 5625 Blalne Ave. S.E. 455-3885 Phledra Patton 4889 Fuller 532-9155 Connle Phllllps 5350 Burgls 531-21 15 Steve Plgott 1946 Gentlan Dr. S.E. 455-9776 James Mlchael Potts 629 60th St. S.E. 455-2828 Jlm Pramuka 167 Pllgrlm Dr. Sewlckley Pa. 15143 Rob Prentice 5342 Plnebrook 538-0313 Becky Prlnce 324 60th St. S.E. 531-5134 Lisa Przybysz 5724 Burgls s.E. 455-9256 Teresa Raaymakers 1769 Gentlan 455-4965 Allson Rathfon 1004 Woodhaven Ct. Euless, Tex. 76039 Bob Reber 1729 Andrew S.E. 455-4536 Ann Redmond 2083 Bayham S.E. 455-0838 Dennls Flehfeldt 1793 Plne Bluff S.E. 455-9478 Bobble Jo nemg 1493 Hlauen vly. or. 455-1494 Bob Rlchardson 4627 Bonnle S.E. 531-1753 Ruth Rleger 5360 Burgls S.E. 532-2941 Sue Rlngelsen 1480 Maplevlew S.E. 455-4426 Krlstl Rober 1765 Waterbury Dr. 455-3806 Branson Roberts 5334 Effingham 455- 10 14 Llnda Roelofs 1643 Sunnycreek 455-3965 Carrie Rose 4963 Fuller S.E. 538-2024 Karen Rutty 1369 Gentlan 455-0628 John Saladlno 1361 Brookmark S.E. 455-9422 Carmen Saunders 4485 Bonnle S.E. 538-5715 Dlane Schauer 1496 Maplevlew S.E. 455-4435 Jlll Shaver 4827 Polnsettla S.E. 534- 1052 Kevln Shoemaker 1705 Maplevlew 455-1033 Ann Sichterman 1624 Waterbury Dr. 455-7805 Steve Sommers 1635 Waterbury Dr. 455-1747 Elle Soukar 1900 Lockmere S.E. 281-2775 Lisa Stambaugh 4821 Stauffer 455-6016 Kevln Stankey 4804 Polnsettla Ave. S.E 538-2523 Laura Staufter 1908 Sunnycreek 455-3934 Barbara Stegeman 700 60th St. .E. 455-7896 Lorl L. St. John 4696 Brooklyn 531-2827 Renee Straayer 2502 Woodcllft S.E. 942-6998 Llsa Swanberg 5061 Mlldred 532-4541 John Swanson 7037 Martin S.E.lG.R. 455-4322 Brenda J. Tabert 5859 Rldgebrook 455-5418 Shawn Tanis 3730 Kalamazoo 452-6741 Beverly Tate 1612 Sunnycreek 455-9582 Mlchael John Tletz 5482 Londonderry 455-7134 Kent Tlllitt Route 2 Box 347B Rapld City Road Rapld Clty, MI 49676 258-9652 Clndy Tobey 120 Wavell S.E. 455-3552 Todd Stewart 2228 Tlmberwood 455-2296 Kerrl D. V8nB88k 5277 Christie 281-2427 Kevln VanderMolen 2171 Fawnwood 455-1562 Maroee VanderSloot 435 So. Amber Dr. 455-1002 Joseph Vanderveen 6210 Kalamazoo S.E. 698-9632 Cralg VanderWall 2026 Wllmont S.E. 455-4836 Russ Vanderwerf 4674 Grantwood 538-7032 Lorl Van Gorder 3509 Bromley 245-0397 Robert Veldman 328 N. Harewood S.W. 534-7284 Sue Vettese 1284 Brookrldge 455-1333 Lols Vlsser 4307 Dowes Ct. 455-2423 Peter Waugh 1808 Plne Bluff Dr. 455-7489 Dale Wleber 5312 Newcastle 455-1 8 1 6 Susan Renee Wlerstra 1874 Gentlan Dr. S.E. 455-0071 Deborah E. Wllden 2055 Fawnwood 455-6138 Curt Wllkerson 9051 Eastern 698-9341 Brltten Wllllams 1667 Lockmere 455-4443 Kent Wlllyard 2133 Hickory Sprln?s Rd Johnson Clty, TN 3 601 615-928-8666 Erln Mari Wllson 3836 E. Norwalk 243-3285 Margle Wlse 1205 Edsel S.E. 534-2222 Bev Wolford 1393 Katrlna S.E. 455-9634 Debbie Wood 1470 54th S.E. 455-6695 Janloe Zoerner 170 1 Andrew 455-4585 Senlors 239 1982-83 Skyliner earbook edillilled to Mr. Paul Kempter .lf I-'r ' .f -.NN fa TWQSTN eq... The 1982-83 Skyliner Yearboo could not be dedicated to a mor respected and dedicated persol than Mr. Paul Kempter, for 2 years a reference librarian for Eas Kentwood High wchool as well a the previous Kentwood Higl School of 44th Street. Mr. Kempte retired at the end of this year am was feted with more retiremen parties than any staff member ha: ever received. Mr. Kempter was famous for hit Muppet lunch box, string ties bifocal half-glasses and a desl piled high to the point of obscuring him with papers and books whicl he hoped someday to deal with ii the way that reference librarian: are supposed to deal with things He also was noted for his bulletir announcements, which were unique in their classical language satire and profundity. In a recent comment, he admit- ted, lt's going to hurt not to see my colleagues every day, but I gc with a sense of relief - there are so many details involved with run- ning a library. But I enjoyed the details. He added with a wry smile, ln spite of the look of my desk, l'm a fussy pettyfogger. Mr. Kempter hopes to return or occasion to visit. He also plans tc continue enjoying classical music concerts, plays and reading as well as a little tennis and some traveling. Goodbye, Mr. Kempter. Stay welll 1982-83 Skyllner Staff Credits Theme Design ................ Mary Jo Fleser Academics ................... Dan Partridge Senior Section .......... Erin Lautenschleger Sports .....................,.... Jill Shaver Connie Hodgkins and Staff Junior Section ............... Mary Jo Fleser Activities ............................. Staff Lisa Oursler Advertising ................... George Marsh Sophomore Section ...... Erin Lautenschleger Erin Lautenschleger Nancy Westra Business and Mock Elections .... Pam Hooker Freshman Section .......... Connie Hodgkins Photography ................ Tim DeGlopper Jill Shaver Dan Partridge, Steve Pigott, Mike Rose, Frank LoveJoy, Jr. 240 Credits f' . 3541 rr --gf t. .If WH' ikhvv ' FW' H? . iii' '. rf. ,Q 4 arp, , ii.. ,, !fH. FU .. V... 9L li ,. .fe ja' ' ig, A F25 il HE-L . vp.. If 4. 1 'w,','. Ia.. W. fl 'Ufz ' V15 LTL. 'AHL 1 . fi. W' X. 3? , E n , Q. L. 1 ug FT . r., 4 N N ' A.. , -. -x. 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