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

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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

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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

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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