Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1980 volume:

Our Passage Through Time inrungs 71SM . tf Competition 60 Ql M Irienfo Learning .A lime Jor 2 And We Wonder Where It Goes We Spend Our Time With Friends ... . .. And Countless Activities. Time To Do What We Want 0 So We Enjoy The Time We Have. 13 A TimE FOR HOMECOMING CANDIDATES — Top row: Tom Kronlein, Max Gamble, Rick Hodges, Dan Loncar. Bill Walker, Mark Forner. Bottom row: Karyn Greiner, Kathy Bowman, Tammy Gastfield, Janice Gale. Hollie Stover, Nancy Football Win Highlights Homecoming Junior Representatives, Annie Gracia and Dwight Stafford. HOMECOMING WEEK Homecoming turned out to be a gbig success this 1979-80 school year. First we started out with spirit week. During the week students dressed up as pirates and as students from the 50’s. One day was stuffed animal day. We had a dress-up day and on the day of the game, a red and white day. The night of the big Homecoming football game went well. Hart Pirates beat the Manistee Catholic Sabers, 13 to 12. At half time it was announced that the winning float was “Agony of Defeet, constructed by the sophomores. Then the big moment came when they were to announce the 1979 Homecoming King and Queen. Last year’s Homecoming Queen, Lynn Greiner, crowned the new queen, Kathy Bowman, who in turn crowned the new Homecoming King, Max Gamble. After the game was the ’79 Homecoming dance. The dance featured “Voyagers . Let’s all hope that the spirit of Homecoming that we had this year, is carried on year after year at Hart High. Roger Wiegand Showing his muscles?!? Tammy Gastfield Beth Heglund, some of Hart's tougher Pirates. 18 Eric Turner trying to be cool? Mike Donohue Kitty Daly showing their spirit. Many Students Show Their Spirit Annette Hammerle Rick Bray scare anyone who passes their ship. Karl Klotz with Curious George. Nora Munoz with her bunny The Senior girls won the Powderpuff Title with a score of 12 to 6. The team was Front Row: Lisa Howe. Peggy Avery. Renee McClellan. Lori Lukonic; 2nd Row: Phyllis Gonser. Nancy Gleason. Pam Smith. Nan Bowen. Kim Fuller. Chris Fenton. Beth Hegland; 3rd Row: Coach Max Gamble. Debbie Verschueren. Amy Hodges. Janie Gale, and Coach Todd May. Seniors And Sophomores Do Battle We re 1? Psyching up for battle. Student Council Honors Miss Piggy Student Council — 1st row: Mr. Huntington. Mrs. Bowling. Beth Heglund. Nancy Gleason 2nd row Lori Newman, Lisa Howe. Brian Waslusky. 3rd row: Lisa Peterson. Todd May. Eva Villaneuva 4th row: Holly Stover. Tina Vorase. Dwight Stafford. 5th row: Rick Bray. Lisa Johnson. Mark Dean. Bob VanAgtmael. 6th row: Manuel Villanueva. Mike Fuller. Dolores Slocum. 7th row Beth Rilev Xavier Rosalez, Kathy Shay. Student Council This year’s Student Council has tried to add a few improvements to our humble abode. The purchase of tapes made our lunch hour more liveable. The message board helped us keep up with what was going on. The Student Council had their usual contests to keep us busy. We carved pumpkins in the fall, decorated doors at Christmas, and on Valentines Day we counted candy. Oh, what fun we had this year thanks to the Student Council! HHS Beauty Contest Winner! NHS Is Made Of Achievers! National Honor Society This Year’s National Honor Society is trying to keep up with the past year’s record of excellence by trick or treating for the Medical Care Facility, Christmas caroling at the Facility, selling key chains, plus doing many other things. Trick or treating pays off! National Honor Society — 1st row: Mr. Cunningham, Nancy Gleason (treasurer), Tina Brimmer (secretary), Kathy Bowman, (Vice-President). Lori Newman (President). 2nd row: Renee McClellan, Tammy Gastfield. Lori Lukonic, Trina Merten, Lori Herrmans, Kathy Glover. Janice Gale. Tammy Ginther. Holly Stover, Ann Wiegand, Beth Riley. Mitzi Metzler. 3rd row: Mary Merten. Shelly Deal, Beth Hegland. Todd May. Lisa Johnson. Mark Forner. Becky Stevens. Lori Tate. Janet Barker. Diana Weaver, Peggy Avery. Amy Hodges. 4th row: Rick Bray. Peter Greiner, Kristi Beadle, Kathryn Lossman. Linda Bray. Diana Dodds. Annette Ham-merle. Jane Wilson, Jennifer Hall. 5th row: Andy Snider. Robert Purdy. Oh, what fun it is to make Christmas cards!” This Is The Varsity Club! Varsity Club — 1st row: Brian Waslusky. Mike Burton, Rick Hodges. Joany Spencer, Lynn Kronlein 2nd row: Tammy Gastfield. Ralph Martinez. Mark Forner. Todd May. Tom Kronlein. Mary Merten. Angie Forner, Tina Brimmer, Lisa Johnson; 3rd row: Beth Hegland, John Anderson. Rick Bray. Bill Walker Gayla May Vickie Herrygers. Steve Herrygers; 4th row: Janet Walker. Renee McClellan. Kathy Glover. Trina Merten. Lisa Raskey. Lori Lukomc. Debbie Verschueren. Lori Newman. Jane Wilson. Victor Salazar 5th row: Amy Hodges. Kathy Bowman. Alan Contreras. Russell Purdy. 23 Dramatics — Full Of Talent! I’d serve you myself but I’m all tied up right now. Dramatics Every year the talent of Hart High shines through. This year these talented performers did a superb rendition of “Arsenic and Old Lace.” They also entertained us for an evening with much success. The rest of the year they were busy with One Acts and other interesting ventures. One major accomplishment this year was the building of the new stage background. Dramatics — 1st row: Peggy Avery. Peter Greiner. Mark Forner. Bill Walker. Tom Kronlein. Todd May. Rick Bray. Kitty Daly. Nan Bowen. Lisa Howe. 2nd row: Mrs. Burmeis-ter. Robert Purdy. Kristi Beadle. Sue Williams. April Watkins. Mike Donahue. Max Tibbits. Andy Snider Pam Smith. Chris Hansen. Lisa Peterson. 3rd row: Kathy Shay. Shelly Eitniear. Kathy Glover. Ruthann Traxler. Jody Carr. Beth Riley. Holly Stover. 4th row: Kasey Jernudd. Sharon Slocum. Michell Slocum. Amy Hodges. Karen Greiner. Jan Coulier. Kara Fuehring. Vickie Herrygers. 5th row: Tammy Gilbert. Beth Essenberg. Matt Frost. The end of a good performance. Thespians — 1st row: Tom Kronlein. Peggy Avery. Mrs. Burmeister Mark Forner. 2nd row: Matt Frost. Max Tibbits. Beth Riley. Robert Purdy. 3rd row: Kris Hansen. Kathy Glover. Kristi Beadle. 4th row: Peter Greiner Tod row: Kitty Daly. 25 Senior Michigan History Club — Back Row: Deanna Weaver, Jennifer Hall. Annie Gracia. Mr. Newkirk. Dave Wilson. Dwight Stafford. Bob Birkman; Front Row: Jan Coulier. Shelly Eitniear. Nancy Strong. Lori Tate. Kathy Glover, Shelly Scouten. Michigan History Stays Strong This year the Michigan History Clubs sold ‘ Old Fashioned Candy Sticks”. The Clubs also put up our new school flag and a new Michigan flag. The Senior Michigan History Club takes a trip every year and usually heads for the Upper Peninsula. The Junior club goes either to Mackinac Island or Greenfield Village. Trying to sell Mr. Mikkelson some candy sticks? Junior Michigan History Club — Top Row: Lois Fishel. Kim Orr. Debbie Haight. Kathy Shay. Dawn Monroe. Mr. Newkirk; Standing: Ken Glover. Eric Robinson. Laurie Schaner. Kathy Walen, Lisa Evers: Sitting: Monica Bray. Cheryl Schram. Carol Strong. Eva Villanueva. 26 Wrestling Boosters Back Team Wrestling Boosters — Bottom Row: D. Slocum, A. Watkins, M. Alvesteffer, P. Kokx; 2nd Row: P. Gray, V. Owens, M. Gamble, N. Curtis; 3rd Row: K. Feuhring, A. Greiner, L. McLouth, C. England, D. Liesberg, C. Vanden, Heu-vel; 4th Row: R. Tufts, K. Brink, P. Merten, K. Amstutz, L. Birkman, M. Pangburn; 4th Row: R. Tufts. K. Brink, P. Merten, K. Amstutz, L. Birkman, M. Pangburn; 4th Row: K. McVicker, D. Fitzpatrick, R. Curtis, D. Malburg, M. Hammerle, J. Lound; 5th Row: T. Robbins, M. Verscheuren, K. Gates, J. Curtis, L. Towne, B. Essenberg Wrestling Boosters The Wrestling Boosters this year had the biggest squad it has ever had. The girls in the Boosters Club work at the matches selling concessions, working the clock, and getting the water and towels ready for the wrestlers. The officers are: President, Linda Towne; Vice-President, Kristi Gates; Secretary, Beth Essenberg; and Treasurer, Donna Malburg. These girls put in a lot of time for the wrestlers. The picture at the left shows Millie and Kathy working concessions. 27 Left to Right: Ruthann Traxler, Jessica Hempfling, Peggy Avery, Kathryn Lossman, Geoff Stevens. Missing from picture: Stephanie Feasel, Donna Walsworth, Kitti Quinn. Putting Out Another Spring Book HARTIAN staff tries to look busy. Yearbook The yearbook staff worked hard to put out another spring book. Many hours were spent designing page layouts, writing copy and trying to find just the right pictures. The staff had to meet deadlines which at the time seemed impossible. The editor who deserves credit is Peggy Avery. Mrs. Ramseyer was the advisor. The best part of being on the yearbook staff is seeing the finished HARTIAN. We hope you like it too. 28 HART BEAT Provides Journalistic Experience Writing for the HART BEAT is not only fun, but gives students some insight into the real work of journalism. Writing stories is the basis for the school newspaper. However, it involves more. Some one has to gather information, type the stories, and lay out the paper. It also involves a great deal of personal contact with interviewing students, and expressing the faults and achievements of H.H.S. through the use of editorials. The paper is sold for only ten cents, but the expierience is immeasurable. Jeep and Bill sell the finished product. S?k?RMf,tenrnSTarfcK'7 Fr BRTJam?y Gastfield. Bill Walker. Jeep Osborn, Sharon Slocum, Joanie Slocum. nonthnl1 m cl h .Grady; Bfck Row. Pete Greiner, Tammy Ginther. Laurie Snyder, Kitti Quinn. Kitty Daly. Mike Donahue, Missing from picture; Dodie LeBlanc, John Anderson. 29 Les Nouvelles There are seven girls in the group. The group has been performing for three years. Les Nouvelles is the only dance group, that practices on their own time. The other dance group is the Dee Cee Dancers which consists of girls from the eight o'clock drama class. Both group’s dances are choreographed by Kris Hansen. The girls performances were at the Night With The Drama Class”, The Asparagus Banquet, Asparagus Talent Show, and the Hi-Jinks. The dances were to the songs Born To Be Alive , A Heartache Tonight”, and a few others. Practice makes perfect. Les Nouvelles Love To Dance Les Nouvelles — Standing: Linda Towne, Amy Hodges, Kris Hansen. Michelle Verschueren, Sitting: Beth Essenberg, Monica Bray, Renee McClellan. 30 Ski Club Lately it seems as though skiing has gotten a bad name. It s being referred to as a luxury sport, and with the high cost of renting equipment and buying left tickets, it is becoming more and more a sport of the rich. However, this isn’t true for Hart High School Ski Club. Going as a group member receives the benefits of reduced rates. The Ski Club also offers a common interest and giving them a good time. Besides all this you may even learn how to ski! Skiing — A Way To Have Fun Together Mr H«innrt°9nTp 0WMS n00 60, n Iate’ H S,0Ver’ B Riley- L Howe' 8 He8lund' K Greiner, K. Glover. T, Kronlein, G. Osborn S Stocum ML r Tr ° England' Dennl F'°°d. d Gale, Amy Hodges. N. Gleason, M. Slocum, WatLs S Schram L I p T'r Tay'or. P Couher, S. Scouten, S. Sponhauer. G. Stevens. J. Harden. S. Williams. A. atkins. b. Schram, L. Evers. 4th Row: S. Greiner. K. Kuipers. B. Frederickson. Rhonda Kokx. K Adams V Owens P Dav M Hammerle. D. Whitney. L. McLouth. T. Perry; 5th Row: N. Curtis. J. Spencer. A. Day. S. Greiner M VersTheren Barnes Shervl Srr th N R°Und' k 8 Ta'ker’ L A,vesteffer; 6th Row: L Lynch. K. Quinn. B. Bectel. B. Kelly. T May M Forner P Smith. N. Bowen. K. Daly; 7th Row: T. Russell. L. Snyder. S. Volpp. D. Vrbanac. D. Lound. A. Snider. C. L.pski. J. Foster. K Glover.' 31 Senior Band — Bottom: Kathy Glover. Linda Towne. Carol Strong. Tammy Perry. Deanna Weaver. Cheryl Schram. Mitzi Metzler, Beth Riley; 2nd row: Laurie Schaner. Mary Merten. Angela Forner. Paula Coulier, Janet Walker. Ann Wiegand. Abby Snider. Kristi Beadle; 3rd row: Mr. Clarence Metzler, Rhonda Chapel. Brenda Wells. Nancy Gleason, Stacy Greiner, Shelly Deal. Karen Wiedman; 4th row: Jessica Hemptlying, Vickie Herrygers. Diane Liesberg. Karen Bengtsson. Janet Barker, Diana Dodds, Lori Tate. Becky Stevens. Shelly Eitnier, Kris Hansen; 5th row: Jane Wilson. Amy Hodges. Kathy Bowman. Lori Neumann. Gayla May. Jan Coulier, Lee Simons; 6th row: Stephanie Feasel. April Watkins, Joany Spencer. Gina Herrygers. Michelle Slocum, Kathy Simons. Eva Villaneuva, Lisa Evers. Kathy Whalen. Bands Are Better Than Ever! IT Pep Band — Jeff Bovid. Max Tibbitts. Donny Lound. Jay Simon. Andy Snider, Linda Towne, Nancy Strong, Deanna Weaver, Lori McLouth, Tina Staples, Donis Whitney. Jim Bullock, Armondo Rosalez, Rick Aerts Janet Barker, Todd May, Becky Stevens, Diana Dodds, Lori Tate, Amy Hodges, Tammy Perry. Lee Ann Simon’ Steve Volpp, Cheryl Schram, Randy Flood. Mark Forner, Mark Kish, Jennifer Hall, Carol Strong, Joany Spencer. Mitzi Metzler, Bill Walker, Kristi Beadle, Karen Bengtsson, Beth Fredricksen, Julie Lound, Patty Day April Watkins Eva Villanueva, Lori Neumann, Jan Coulier, Kathy Whalen, Beth Riley, Kathy Bowman, Kathy'Simon Laurie Schaner, Stephanie Feasel, Dennis Miller. Mr. Clarence Metzler and Linda Towne Band The Hart Bands are getting better every year. There wasn’t a junior band this year. Instead there was the 7th, 8th, and 9th grade bands. And of course, there was the Senior band. The Senior band went to Festival on March 8th. Playing at Festival is one of the highlights of the year. In the past, the Senior band has been good enough to receive a one rating. It is fun playing in a band that is a winner. Flag Corps — Beth Riley. Stephanie Feasel. Kathy Glover. Patty Day. Margie Hammerle. Laurie Schaner. Beth Fredrickson. Kris Hansen. Kathy Whalen. Mary Aerts, Donis Whitney. Nancy Strong. Jessica Hempflying. Kristi Beadle. Rifle Corps Carol Strong. Mitzi Metzler. Deanna Weaver. Tammy Perry. Cheryl Schram 34 Flags And Rifles Add Color The Flag Corps consisted of fourteen girls this year. It was the third year there has been a Flag Corps. The Rifle Corps consisted of five girls. This was the first year for a Rifle Corps. These girls worked hard and long to please the spectators during halftime at the football games. They hope you enjoyed their performance this year and that you will enjoy them in the years to come. Ninth Grade Band — First Row: Marsha Jorissen. Anne Lawerence. Lisa Dellis. Michelle Gamble. Veronica Owens. Kristine Smith. Michelle Reed. Carla Morley, Judy Irons; 2nd Row: Brian Persy. Scott VanderZanden, Greg Herremans. Ruth Ann Tufts. Millie Pangburn. Yvonne Eisenlohr. Barbara Bailor; 3rd Row: Chuck Vanbergen. Bill Simons. Tracy Robbins. Craig Lipski. Lester Hillier. Laurie Birkman. Janet Merten. Steve Chapman. Mindy Ackley; 4th Row: Mr. Clarence Metzler. Karen Adams. Karyn Kuipers. Stephanie Price. Anne Farmer, Mike Fuller. Dan Geise; 5th Row: Aaron Huntington, Steve Volpp. Jon Flowers. Donny Lound. Assemblies Enliven School Year Juniors try to reach the top! Mimes entertain What do you mean we make a good couple? 36 Seniors cheer: “Bottoms Up! The thrill of victory! Assemblies Among the many activities at Hart High, assemblies are one of the most enjoyed. The Student Council finds about four assemblies per year, and it’s money well spent. The cheerleaders also play a major part in the creation of pep assemblies. They practice cheers and mounts that get the students in a good mood and generally healthy state of rowdiness. Assemblies offer school unity and they give us a small break from the usual day-to-day routine. Perhaps one of the most important factors of an assembly, is that some are created by students for students. This is one reason why assemblies will always remain a special part of high school. SPORTS Lisa Johnson shooting for a basket. Tina Brimmer reaching for the ball. Trina Merten squeezing through the crowd. Lorie Herremans pushing the ball away from the opponent. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL — Front row: Kasey Jernudd, Lori Gastfield, Lisa Johnson, 2nd row: Kathy Glover, Masae Ishikawa, Deb Verschueren, Tina Brimmer, Coach Dave Wilson, Lorie Herre-mans, Trina Merten, Lori Neumann, Jane Wilson. Varsity Falls Short Of .500 Season | GIRLS BASKETBi f w f- SCOREBOARr ' v twatei tehall Walkerville Revenna.. Worth Musi iWhitehall . Iscottville . Walkervillei Shelby .. Pentwate Oakridge N6!L Montague .......J ........... 45 Mavenna . ............ 37 North Muskegon................31 Scottville....................26 Shelby .......................24 Oakridge......................58 Montague .................... 52 Shelby ............ ..........26 VARSITY SEASON Practice begins for the Girls' Basketball team in the summer. While everyone is still swimming, the girls are pounding the court. They put in many hours before the season starts. This year's Girls’ Basketball team ended with a 6-13 record. They got off to a slow start, but seemed to pick up steam as the season progressed. They lost some tough games and one such game was with our rival, Shelby. When Hart had the ball, they controlled it with skill. But the team bowed out of the district tournament after the first game, when they again lost to Shelby. 41 J.V. Girls Have More Wins Than Losses J.V. Season The J.V. Girls have nothing to complain about this season. They opened the season with two wins but followed with two losses. Their biggest winning streak came toward the end of the season when they won four in a row. They ended the season with a 9-7 record and the team looks promising as Varsity members. J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM — Left to Right: Coach Jim Lamie, Michelle Gamble, Karen Adams, Tammy Brimmer, Karyn Kuipers, Ane Farmer, Vonnie Eisenlohr, Michelle Bonstell, Gayla May, Joanie Spencer. U orwn K i nnorc ir r + A r� r� r� in+c GOLF TEAM — Left to Right: Manager Mike Mull, Craig Lipski, Aaron Huntington, Greg Herremans, Steve Volpp, Karl Klotz, Gary Failing, Craig Eisen-lohr, Chris Greiner, Leo Longen-dyke, Mike Bowen, Coach Phil Kenyon. Missing from picture: Annette Greiner, Al Contreras, Warren VanDevelde. Golf Team Has Building Season Mike Bowen and Aaron Huntington are waiting for their par. GOLF SEASON No one can say that the golf team didn't try this year. With only one senior on the team and the rest freshmen and sophomores, it was the year of the rookie. It was a year for trying to improve scores. Greg Herremans was the team member with the lowest average. Al Contreras was the most improved player. With a little experience to back them up, next year’s team should put some matches in the win column. 43 SCOREBOARD Hart Opp. Whitehall 38 21 Newago ...18 45 Ludington 32 23 Oakridge ...38 23 Whitehall . .41 20 1 Shelby ...22 r L 37 Ravenna .. .18 41 White Cloud .37 23 Newago ...18 45 Mason County .. .38 19 Montague .. .15 % 46 White Cloud Inv. 8th iff Ferris State Inv. 9th Shelby Inv. 3rd Regionals 6th Top: Kathy Bowman and Mark Dean get set. Middle: Steve Merten and Dave DuMonte strain to win. Bottom: Scott Gray, John Chapa, Dan Vrbanic, and Dan Carter run in a pack. CROSS COUNTRY SEASON The Cross Country team record was 5-6 this season. The runners ran some good meets, even though the record doesn’t show it. Dave DuMonte, Steve Merten, and Kathy Bowman, all seniors, lead the team this year with their fine running ability. Ten of the seventeen runners were new to the team. Dave, Kathy, and Mindy Ackley did extremely well in the State Meet. Dave placed 4th, Kathy placed 8th, and Mindy came in 17th. 44 Cross Country Adds New Runners £R ?SS COUNTRY TEAM — Front Row: Mindy Ackley. Jane Bowman, Nancy Curtis, Kathy Bowman, 2nd Row: Mark Dean, Jim Flowers, Russ Purdy, Scott Wittkamp, Dave DuMonte, Dale Dilling, Gary Brimmer, Dan Vrbanic, Missing from picture: Steve Merten Scott Gray, John Chapa, Nick Wadel, Dan Carter, Nick Wadel Jim Flowers Gary Brimmer Ray Trevino running for a touchdown. Victor gets ’em anyway he can. Hart goes in on a tackle. VARSITY SEASON We must admit the varsity players played some rough football this season. Although we had only two victories the players must still be congratulated, for they played some hard and trying football. Our Homecoming was one of the victories. The players had to play in the rain and cold to defeat the Sabers from Manistee Catholic, but it was worth it. Congratulations also so to Ralph Martinez for being selected All-conference defensive tackle on the '79 West Michigan Conference football team. Ray Trevino and Tom Kronlein were selected for Honorable Mention of the defensive team. The coaches also deserve a big part of the congratulations. They too put in alot of time. Thanks to Mr. Mikkelson and Mr. Heglund. 46 Pirates Are Hit Hard With Rough Season VARSITY FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD White Cloud Hart 0 Opp. 28 Montague 2 12 Oakridge . . .6 21 Shelby .. .0 26 Ravenna . .0 34 Manistee Catholic .13 12 Mason County .. .18 17 North Muskegon .. .0 53 Whitehall . .21 45 VARSITY FOOTBALL — Frcnt Row: Bob VanAgtmael, Manuel Villanueva. Dan Schaner. Mike Blackmer, Ted Jones John Shrauger Rick Hodges, Todd May, Ray Trevino, Victor Salazar, Charlie Schaner; 2nd Row: David Mikkelson, Mike Burton John Anderson, Bob Shellhouse, Dan Loncar, Ralph Martinez, Jon Veurink, Larry Hein, Brian Wasluskv Jim Gale; 3rd Row: Coach Heglund, Mike Baker, Mike Bonstell, Steve Herrygers, Tom Kronlein, Paul Kuipers. Scott Culler, Bill Walker, Rod Rminger. Max Gamble, Coach Mikkelson. Hart rushing with the ball. 47 J.V.’s Finish With 5-4 Record J.V. SEASON A tough and aggressive football team, that is what you would say about the Hart J.V. Football team. They proved this by defeating White Cloud on their opening night and also by winning their second battle of the season against Montague. Their toughest conflict came when they faced the Norsemen J.V. Football team from North Muskegon. This said by many was their most agressive and well played game. They proved to be tough and in excellent shape. Next year the Varsity will have 14 of this year's J.V. players and they will prove to be good assets. The Little Pirates played a good year of football finishing with a good 5-4 record overall. J.V. Football — Front Row: Paul Lange, Jon Flowers, Ed Burton, Don Lound, Ken Anderson, Terry Spivey, Bill Simons, Ken Glover, 2nd Row: Dennie Van Bergen, Paul Cutter, Bill Kelley, Brad Bectel, Bob Fillips, Brian Tate, Mike Shrauger, John Derby, David Jensen, 3rd Row: John Lange, Scott Greiner, Mike Fuller, Allen Day, Charlie Carter, Charlie Brown, Brian Perry, Tim Puffer, Coach Bailey, Coach Shepich. J.V. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Opp. White Cloud ........ .32 13 Montague . Oakridge 0 .. 6 12 Shelby ....... .'T 1 V Ravenna 6 20 6 12 Manistee Catholic 20 6 Mason County ... 33 S- ' North Muskegon . 8 28 Whitehall 13 0 J.V. Volleyball — Front Row: Tammy Brimmer, Sharon Slocum, Michelle Gamble, Nora Munoz, Mindy Ackley, Marsha Jorissen, Top Row: Coach Kirk, Angie Mangold, Carlo Strong, Ane Farmer, Diane Liesberg, Lisa Raskey. J.V.’s — First In Conference J.V. VOLLEYBALL This year the Hart J.V. Volleyball team ended its season with a record of 9-3. They were defeated by only Shelby, Mason County, and Montague, making them first in the conference! Leading servers were Tammy Brimmer, Carol Strong and Lisa Raskey. In spiking Angie Mangold and Carol Strong were tops. In serve reception Angie Mangold and Diane Leisberg led. Coach Kirk said that it was fun working with this year’s team and he saw a lot of team work as the season progressed. Ravenna ________• 1.........Won North Muskegon � ............Won Mason County ..............Lost Oakridge . L.. Won Montague....................Won Walkerville .............. Lost Ravenna ...................Won Whitehall ..................Won North Muskegon .........Won Mason County ..............Won Shelby.....................Won Oakridge........... „ .Won Montague v..|...r..V......Lost 49 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL — Front Row: Gayla May. Jane Wilson, Lori Lukonic, Nancy Strong, Back Row: Coach Smith, Angie Forner, Tina Brimmer, Lisa Johnson, Vicki Herrygers. Varsity Volleyball Equals Victory VARSITY VOLLEYBALL We are sure that the varsity volleyball team is proud of their record. The girls had an overall record of 14-5, which includes the district games. They also placed 2nd in conference. Coach Pat Smith feels that they played strong from the very beginning. The leading spikers were: Angie Forner, Tina Brimmer, and Lisa Johnson. Top servers were: Tina Brimmer, Jane Wilson, Angie Forner, and Lori Lukonic. The girls were all good players and had a great season. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD Hart Pent water ...................Won Ravenna . I'.::...............Won North Muskegon ...............Won Mason County .................Won Shelby ...... gXi............Lost Oakridge —iiiL................Won Montague ... . Won Whitehall ...................Lost Walkerville .............. Lost Ravenna . .rT. ...............Won — . North Muskegon ...............Won Mason Courtty .'..............Won Shelby.............Qf........Won Oakridge.....................Lost Montague......................Won Vicki Herrygers at her famous serve. Angie Forner spiking the ball. 51 Varsity Work VARSITY WRESTLING — Front Row: Jim Morley, Mark Dean, Chris Greiner, Jim Flowers, 2nd Row: Victor Salazar, Armando Rosalez, Hank VanDenHeuvel, Bob Van Agtmael, Steve Herrygers, Back Row: Ted Jones, Jon Veurink, Ralph Martinez, Coach Bosse, Jesse Chapa, Ed Graber. 52 WRESTLING SEASON This year's Varsity Wrestling team had its up and downs, but there were more ups than downs as the Pirates ended the season with a 10-5 record. For the second year in a row the Pirates soundly defeated the Tigers of Shelby. Then at the District Meet Hart, placed second, and at the Regionals they placed fifth. At the Class C State Meet, the Hart grapplers, though they were not rated, placed fifth. Going to State this year were: Mark Dean who placed second, Kevin Brink who placed third, Ted Jones at sixth place, and Bob Van Agrmael with a seventh place. VARSITY WRESTLING SCOREBOARD Hart Opp. Reeths Puffer . 47 22 Muskegon Catholic Reed City Mason County .. .40 3 24 29 37 Montague ...51 18 Ludington .. . 39 31 Gaylord Pine River ,. AT ...33 ..48 29 30 Reed City Whitehall B Hj Ravenna ...36 .. .24 23 38 .. .54 12 Rogers City .. .25 33 Glen Lake ...66 66 Benzie Central ...28 29 Shelby .. .42 20 Sweating Out And J.V. Together J.V. WRESTLING — Front Row: Javier Roszlez, Jim Foster, Bob Mudget, Charlie Schaner, 2nd Row: Bill Merrill, Ken Anderson, Dale Brink, Jon Flowers, Ed Burton, Top Row: Ed Dodds, Mike Blackmer, Terry Spivey, Coach Ritter, Kevin Brink, Tim Puffer. The Season J.V. WRESTLING SEASON Top Left: Mark Dean is the 1 winner. Bottom left: Hart’s taken down by Shelby. Top right: Hart wrestlers doing their warm-ups. Bottom right: Steve Herrygers goes for him. The J.V. Wrestlers had hoped to do better, but were satisfied with the 5-7 record that they earned. Hart is one of the few schools that has, or close to it, a full J.V. squad. So competition with other schools is not always in abundance. This year's team placed third in the conference, behind Mason County and Shelby. This 5-7 team scored a perfect meet beating Ken Occupational 78-0. By doing this, they set a record. J.V. WRESTLING SCOREBO i Hart Montague...............I____12 Reed City...................19 Mason County ...............12 Montague Ludingtor, Kent Occupation Laketon .... utehall 0 Kavenna 11 c lby...N...................13 -c eton ....................15 53 54 Top Left; Todd May reaching for the ball. Top right; Ron Follstad looking down on Paul Kuipers. Center left; Rick Hodges taking his famous shot. Center right; Max Gamble is caught in the middle, while Joel Moul reaches for the ball. Bottom left; Ron Follstad puts style in his lay-ups. Montague.....79 Manistee Catholic ....W.. 54 56 Ravenna....................55 53 North Muskegon ............56 58 Mason County ............ 96 68 White Cloud ... .V.........77 63 Shelby... .................66 46 Oakridge ..................76 79 Montague________ 61 66 Montague............rr ... 72 63 VARSITY BASKETBALL The Varsity Basketball Team played some great games this season. Some of the games that were lost ended with close scores. The most rewarding game of the season was when the Hart Pirates beat the Shelby Tigers on their court by the score of 66-46. There were only five juniors on the team this year and the rest were seniors. We are sure that the seniors especially would have liked it to be an undefeated season. But the spectators enjoyed the games. They rooted when the team had a victory and supported the team after a loss. Varsity Plays Exciting Basketball Varsity Basketball — Front Row: Brian Waslusky. Al Contreras. Rick Hodges, Todd May. Bill Walker, 2nd Row: Max Gamble. Joel Moul, Ron Follstad, Dave DuMonte, Scott Culler, Top Row: Coach Wilson, Mark Forner, Paul Kuipers, Al Herrygers, Paul Englemann. Ben Leisberg. 55 J.V. BASKETBALL — Front Row: Jim Gale, Mike Bowman, Gary Failing, Brad Adams, 2nd Row: Craig Eisenlohr, John Lange, David Jensen, Paul Cutter, Larry Dyksterhouse, Back Row: Coach Foster, Richard Kish, Allen Day, Bob Wahl, John Kinstner. J.V. BASKETBALL SEASON Even though the Junior Varsity Basketball team had a rough season with a record of 4 and 14, there are still some bright things to consider. The team beat the Shelby Tigers twice, which is the most times a team has beaten them. This is probably the most important accomplishment of the season. This team had quite a few players that are capable of playing very good basketball for the varsity squad next year. Through maturity and hard practice, they could develop their skills which is necessary for varsity basketball. J.V.’s Hope For Better Record Next Year 56 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL — Front Row: Brad Ruggles, Aaron Huntington, Matt Crosby. Greg Herremans, Scott VanderZanden, Chuck VanBergen, 2nd Row: Mg. Jeff Vander Zanden, John Chappa, Mike Foster, Todd Bullock, Steve Chapman, Mike Fuller, Don Lound, Coach Lamie. FRESHMEN SEASON Freshmen Weather Rough Season The Freshmen Basketball team was not successful in the terms of winning basketball games. But winning is not always the important thing. Playing together as a team has its own reward. Mike Fuller was the leading scorer and rebounder of the team this year. Don Lound was the second leading rebounder. The highlight of the season was the Big Rapids tournament when the team beat Class B school, Big Rapids 31-30. Hart pushes it in for 2. ESHMEN BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD ht Hesperia Rave Ludington Oakridge .. Montague | Ravenna North Muski Big Rapids Ludington Reed City.. Onekama Oakridge .. Montague North Muskegon 57 J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Advisor, Ms. Elenbaas; Lisa Evers, Stephanie Price, Christine Smith, Mary Aerts, Carla Morely, Tammy Siebert. Cheerleaders Show Athletic Ability Where would our teams be if it weren’t for the cheerleaders? Our cheerleaders, J.V. and Varsity, work hard to support our teams. Whether it be the hours they spend making posters, planning assemblies, and practicing their cheers, or the personal support they give the players, the cheerleaders play an important role in paving the road to victory. This year the cheerleaders did an especially fine job of giving our players and our school the confidence so badly needed in competitive sports, so three cheers for the cheerleaders! Below: J.V. and Varsity cheerleaders show spirit for their team and their country. -X A TimE FOR CAM nV SHOP Tie Dtpnmnas SENIORS 'imes Of Our Lives Do You Remember? Every year that goes by, a senior class graduates and a new one takes its place. There are dreams of the future, plans for college and thoughts of careers, but most of all there are memories of times when friends were always present and life was still pretty carefree. And there were also days when every thing seemed to go wrong and it was only 9:05 in the morning. And there was the seemingly never ending term paper struggle. But even when times were rough, there was always that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, the valuable gold called graduation. It's not just a thought of “getting” out; it’s more like “I did it”, and I did it well.” This is what it means to be a senior. Linda Bray Dave Carter Tina Brimmer Alan Contreras Kathy Bowman Lori Brown I c — 63 Senior Year Goes Quickly It Was A Time To Plan Diana Dodds Dennis Flood Tim Flood John Ford Beth Essenberg Bill Evans •65 66 College And Jobs Are Closer Linda says, the devil made me do it.” Nice day isn’t it Max? Mark Forner Matt Frost Kim Fuller Janice Gale Max Gamble Tammy Gastfield 'he Future Holds Possibilities Sherry Gebhart Robert Giese Tammy Ginther Nancy Gleason Kathy Glover Phyllis Gonser Term Papers Frustrate Many Tim Goughler Al Herrygers Amy Hodges Gregory Hodges Rick Hodges Lisa Howe Essay Tests Kept Seniors Humble! Karyn Greiner Pete Greiner Masae Ishikawa 69 Seniors Work Hard Lorie Herremans Mark Kish Roy Jensen Tom Kronlein Lori Jorissen Michelle Lewis Seniors Count Down The Days At least we got our outlines approved. Todd May Renee McClellan Lori Lukonic Ordering Announcements Steve Merten Trina Merten Jeff Miller Dave Morley Lori Neumann Sandy Nolan 72 Paul Oomen Eric Peters Lisa Peterson Gary Phillips Kathy Pider Robert Purdy 73 It Was A Hard Struggle It Was A Long Four Years Bob Shellhouse John Shrauger Jay Simon Pam Smith Sharon Staples Geoff Stevens The End Is In Sight Becky Stevens Hollie Stover Lori Tate Max Tibbitts Linda Towne Kris Tubbs First Graduating Class Of The Ed VanDerZanden Jerry VanDerZanden Debbie Verschueren Regina Verschueren Manuel Villanueva Garth Volpp 77 Seniors Have Memories Nick Wadel Mark Walsworth Bill Walker Donna Walsworth Bruce Walters Dave Wheeler Mary and Sue enjoy the sights. Do You Remember? Karen Weidman Sue Williams Dave Wilson Jane Wilson Kim Woodbury Not Pictured Kevin Brink Joe Chapa Ron Follstad Mark Greiner Tonjia Kinstner Rafael Martinez Jay Riggs Scott Scofield Bryan Traxler Martin Tufts Eric Turner Vicki Homeniuk 79 A TimE FOR Juniors When you are a junior you begin to test your wings and start feeling some of the anticipation of knowing it will all be over in one more year. Also you start hearing about all the things you have to look forward to in your senior year like essay tests and term papers. One of the high points in your junior year is reading Heritages” and giving reports on them. Lois Alvesteffer John Anderson Karen Bengtsson Bob Birkman Jeff Bovid Rick Bray Chris Butler Jody Carr Class Officers: Lynn Kronlein, Secretary; Beth Riley. President; Sharon Slocum. Treasurer; and Randy Flood. Vice-President. Marcie Crawford Mark Dean Paul Engemann Randy Flood Chris Crosby Jan Dennison Stephanie Feasel Jim Flowers Nancy Curtis Rhonda Denton Pamela Fillips Angela Forner Brian Waslusky is getting his licks out of it. Tammy Donnelly Rhonda Drum Jan Coulier Scott Culler Shelly Eitniear 83 Beth Frederiksen Brion Frost Lori Gastfield Ed Graber Dave Hanson Marty Harjes Larry Hein Scott Heistand ’ V Jessica Hempfling Gina Herrygers Steve Herrygers Kasey Jernudd Lisa Johnson Tamy Johnsor. Ted Jones Dave Kasper Pam Kokx Lynne Kronlein Paul Kuipers Kim Lamb 84 Laura Rudnick Traci Russell Victor Salazar Todd Schneider Dodie LeBlanc Mike Liesberg Laurie Lynch Tim Meitner Ralph Oomen Jeep Osborn Russell Pierce Albert Pressley Beth Riley Rammy Robbins Eric Robinson Armando Rosalez 85 9 Lee Simon Tina Simons Joan Slocum Sharon Slocum Tom Slocum Nancy Smith Andy Snider Laurie Snyder Chris Stafford i - a I Dwight Stafford Tina Staples Tom Straley Nancy Strong Leah Taylor Dan Thrailkill Ruthann Traxler Robert VanAgtmael Angel Vasquez Left: Bob VanAgtmael Right: Lisa Johnson Ann Wiegand Monica Jeff Wittkamp Wittkamp Ruthann and Jody drink lunch. Shelby Wood Not Pictured Brad Adams Dwight Avery Joel Ball Ted Carter Wesley Hanks James Herrygers Richard Jensen Ken Kokx Phil Miller Peter Strait Joe Villanueva Robert Woodbury 88 omores When you're a sophomore you like to make fun of the freshmen because you know how much fun it was to be laughed at when you were a freshmen. As a sophomore you start learning the list of rules, one in particular, thou shalt not accidentally bump into a senior in the hall. The high point of your sophomore year is realizing that health education is more than just bandages and aspirin. Class Officers: John Veurink, President: Denny VanBergen, Vice-President; Brian Tate, Secretary: and Gary Failing, Treasurer. Mary Aerts Marylou, Alvesteffer Ken Anderson Irene Anthonissen Kim Barnes Brad Bectel Kevin Blackburn Hugh Bonstell John Bohrmann Mike Bowen JoNell Brooks Teresa Burch Eddie Burton Bridgett Claeys Cindy Curtis Charlie Carter Rhonda Chapel Bob Fillips Deborah Haight Marcia Greiner Doreen Fitzpatrick 1 v Annette Greiner r Paul Keigley V Bill Kelley ' QrrtH nraii Scott Greiner Jim Gale David Jensen Todd Jobes Debbie Graber Sheila Hill Barry Fitz Ken Glover Vickie Herrygers Chris Greiner Marjorie Hammerle John Kinstner Richard Kish Herrygers 90 ill ■i Karl Klotz Lewis Kokx John Lange Diane Liesberg John Linke Michael Littiebrant Anna Marie Lopez Julie Lound Lonna Lukonic Todd Lynn Donna Malburg Angela Mangold Tim Mangold Gayla May Lorie McLouth Kathy McVicker v V Bill Merrill Patty Merten Tim Merten Pat Miller Scott Monroe Jim Morley Mark Neidow Tom Norris 91 Ken Oomen Kim Orr Thomas Pastor Vern Pastor Tammy Perry Sharon Pider Russell Purdy Jeff Reid Mark Rittenhouse Lisa Russell Manuel Santos Charlie Schaner Laurie Schaner Cheryl Schram Jeff Scofield Kathleen Shay Mike Shrauger Jane Sibley Kathleen Simon Sheri Smith Sonnie Smith Abby Snider Joany Spencer Greg Stafford Kevin Standfuss Carol Strong Brian Tate Mary Thocher Denny VanBergen Cindy VandenHeuvel v Roger Wiegand Martin Wilder Scott Wittcamp Jodi Lewis Mark Walters Brenda Wells Kathy Whalen Donis Whitney Roberta Viterna Dan Vrbanic Robert Wahl Edward Walicki Kurt VandenHeuvel Joy VanWormer Mark Verschueren Jon Veurink Eve Villanueva Smile, you’re on candid camera. Not Pictured Adams, Don Beard, Sheryl Bray, Monica Curtis. Renee Daughtry. Randy Gray, Scott Jordan, Wayne Longendyke, Leo Martinez, Gabriel Monroe. Dawn Saylon, Angela Shaner. Duane Slocum. Michelle Snider. Jack VanderZanden, Rick Vasquez, Fabian Vorase, Connie Watkins. April Cooper. Kur 93 Jresfimen A student’s freshman year is full of new teachers, more friends, and a gradual feeling of muturity. The year is a sort of introduction” for coming attractions. And even though the most strenuous exercise is dressing for gym, the year is not an easy one. It’s just the beginning of a four year experience. Mindy Ackley Karen Adams Kenna Amstutz Barbara Bailor Diana Beebe Laurie Birkman Michelle Bonstell Tom Bossee Jane Bowman Lyle Brant Tammy Brimmer Ken Brown Todd Bullock Gary Burroughs Michelle Carnes Michelle Cargill Brian Carrier Class Officers: Javier Rosalez, Vice-President; Jane Bowman, President; Veronica Owens, Secretary; Greg Herremans. Treasurer. 94 Dan Carter Mary Cater John Chapa Michelle Chapa Steve Chapman Beverly Christensen Dorothy Collins Matt Crosby Craig Curtis Lisa Delis John Derby Scott Dillingham Michael Dolds Vonme Eisenlohr Ane Farmer Dawn Fitzpatrick Jon Flowers “ANIMALS” 9S vJ'Cg vjcuiioii i Dan Giese Debbie Hren Rhonda Kokx Karyn Kuipers Paul Lange Judee LaPorte Jim Foster Cathy Gray Aaron Mike Foster Leon Greiner Huntington Kara Fuehring Allen Hammerle Judy Irons Michael Fuller Greg Marsha Herremans Jorissen Jack Kokx % 1 — Bob Mudget Veronica Owens Millie Pangburn Bob Parmer ‘ Terry Purdy Patsy Ramirez Michele Reed Mary Riley Anne Lawrence Sue Linke Lester Lipps Craig Lipski Ron Merten Bill Morgan Donna Morgan Carla Morley Brian Perry Joe Perysian Stephanie Price Tim Puffer Rhonda Rinniger Tracey Robbins Javier Rosalez Shirley Rudnick Brad Ruggles Katty Schultz c , . _ , .. Doug Stafford Sandy Scouten Delores Slocum Kevjn Stafford Tammy Seibert Kristine Smith Bill Simons Scott Smith The Freshmen Powder Puff Team Scott VanDerZanden Warren VanDerVelde Kathy Walicki Robin Wilcox Chuck VanBergen Hank VanDenHuevel Mark VanDenHuevel Michelle Verschuren Steve Volpp Tina Vorase Not Pictured Gail Andreas Jay Ball Kathy Brink Penny Frees Chris Frontiera Tammy Gilbert Scott Malburg Robert Rittenhouse David Shellhouse Robert Smith Helen Villadsen Pam Webster Terry Spivey Scott Shellhorn Sheryl Snook 99 A TimE FOR Voc Ed Classes Teach Us Skills Bill and Paul — Santa's Helpers? Mr. Ted Bailey, Business; Miss Teri Clifford, Student Teacher; Mr. Larry Wagner, Auto Shop; Mr. James Quinn, Drafting and Building Trades; Mr. Ronald Chapman, Metals and Woods; Mr. Dennis Hedinger, Woods. 102 Hey guys, the party's in the basement! Building A House Is An Experience! Ken Kokx — genius at work. Rick Hodges is caught getting a charge. 103 English, An Important Part Of • Life! Mr. Tom Brott, Librarian; Mr. Jim Cobb, Library Aide; Mrs. Joan Ramseyer, English Journalism; Mrs. Barbara Burmeister, Speech, Drama, and Sociology; Mrs. Phyllis Flynn, English; and Mr. Phil Kenyon, English. Mrs. Flynn puts enthusiasm into Peggy’s life. 104 Counselors Always Find Time For Us Mark Kish makes Ted Carter a new man. Mr. Kenyon advises Tammy Seibert and Tammy Brimmer to shape up or ship out. Mr. Bob Mikkelson and Mrs. Sue Bowling, Counselors. Beth Essenberg calculates her future. E 105 Math Science Boggle The Mind Sandra Sponhauer, Kristine Smith, and Cathy Gray search for the answer. Angie Sayer and Michelle Gamble ponder the situation. Mr. Jack Hegland, Physics and Math; Mr. Edwin Johnson, Chemistry and Biology; Mrs. Linda Peterson, Math and Psychology; Mr. Harvey Weaver, Physical Science, Biology and Math. “What Did You Get On Your Chemistry Test?” Mr. Johnson thrills his class with a film strip of a dying frog. Variety Of Classes Spices Up Daily Routine Standing: Mr. Richard Welling, Art and Current Events; Mr. Clarence Metzler, Band; Mr. John Shepich, Physical Education; Mr. Gary Anderson, Physical Education; Sitting: Mrs. Alice Cunningham, Home Economics; and Miss Nancy Elenbaas, French and Health Education. 108 Mike and Rick check out little Pammy and little Lisa. Lawrence Welk Here We Come! 109 Term Papers And “Heritages” Keep Us Humble! Mr. James Cunningham, US History; Mr. Rodney Powers, Government and Economics; Mr. O'Neil Newkirk, Soc., Current Events, and Michigan History. Mr. Dave Wilson, Alternative Education; Mr. Don Se-bolt, Reading; Mr. Al Ritter, Resource Room; Mrs. Sharon Holmes, Resource Room; and Mr. Tim Karppinen; Alternative Education. Special Classes Brighten Our Future hi Uncle Don wants you! Office: Mr. Huntington, Principal; Mrs. Millie Graham and Ms. Ruthann Hackett, Secretaries. The Management’s Striving For Cooks: Mrs. Dillingham, Mrs. Nixon, Mrs. Swihart, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Fishel, Mrs. Lindsey, and Mrs. Wiedman. Custodians: Lyle McDonald, John Nelson, Gary Geb-hart, Frank Wieber, Loren Foster, Jim Carlson, and Alan Peerear. 112 Administration: Mrs. Linda Dellis, Mrs. Bev Stafford, Mrs. Donna Beadle, as secretaries: Mr. Bill McIntosh, Superintendent. Perfection School Board: Mr. Bill McIntosh, Mr. Al Seyfred, Mrs. Linda Foster, Mr. John Riley, Mr. Larry Van Sickle Mrs Carol McVicker, Mr. Walt Wheeler, and Mrs. Bev Wood not pictured. A TlfTlE FOR APPLETREE BURCON’S HOME AUTOMOTIVE FURNISHINGS Phone 873-4830 Route 1 Phone 861-2222 Mears, Michigan CAL-VAN New Era, Ml. THE CAPTAIN’S TABLE US 31 South Hart, Ml. Phone 873-4387 Honda Motorcycles and Parts Toro Products Ski-doo and Polaris Snowmobiles McCulloch Chainsaw and Generators We Service What We Sell 116 FAILING’S AND LLOYD’S PLACE 208 East Main, St. Hart, Ml. Phone: 873-9939 Main Street Hart, Ml. CHERRYLAND ___GIFTS State St. Hart, Ml. First National Bank of Ludington Our congratulations to the Class of 80 From First National Bank of Ludington 130 East Ludington Avenue Ludington, Michigan Branch Offices First National Bank of Ludington East 5835 West U.S. 10 CUSTER BANK 2335 East State, Custer HART BRANCH Corner of Polk and State Hart, Michigan Phone 873-5646 118 F.O.E. BOWLING FLETCHER-HAYNOR BOWLING 7f§0 pflMiiHliO RFD 3 Hart, Michigan Phone 873-4801 •heating 873 3030 823 Griswold Hart, Michigan Phone 873-3030 This area reserved for your best friend Compliments of HART FARM BUREAU GAMBLES Congratulations Class of 1980 15 State Street Hart, Michigan Phone 873-2510 119 GALES JEWELRY 69 State Street Hart, Michigan Phone 873-3488 GALES IGA 710 State Street Hart, Michigan Phone 873-3333 GALES INSURANCE US 31 Hart, Michigan Phone 873-2125 GATEWAY MOTEL 120 4 Lincoln Street Hart, Michigan HART THIRFTWAY At Hansen’s Everyone Saves HART JOURNAL HART BUILDERS _ kjL oast B6UBERS SDPP5 123 State St. Hart, Michigan Phone 873-2875 121 HART MUSIC SHOP H The Country Store State Street Hart Michigan HART MOTEL HART MOBIL SERVICES COUNTRY STORE COUNTRY State Street Hart, Michigan HART PIZZA 213 E. Main St. Phone 873-4434 Hart, Shelby and Silver Lake Areas HEGG’S Munford Photography Studio quality photography at a price you can afford! H egg’s carpet cleaning dry cleaning film service furniture 36 State Street Hart Michigan Phone 873-4665 HAWLEY’S NURSERY Polk Road Hart, Ml. Phone 873-3150 HERREMAN’S OIL HARD WORK — PATIENCE PERSERVERANCE A LITTLE BIT OF LUCK AND YOU WILL ACHEIVE YOUR GOAL BEST WISHES S. Union St. Hart, Michigan Phone 873-3978 123 HODGES 223 State St. Hart, Mich. Phone 873-2369 LORENZ’S LAKESHORE ELECTRONICS m_i 1-. I . . .n . . r ■ (616) 873 3929 Haket toze £Cecttonic6 T V RAOIO STEREO REPAIR ANTENNA SALES SERVICE CARL KOTZIAN 6 STATE ST Owner HART. MICHIGAN 49420 Sylvania TV’S We Service All Makes Our Compliments to the 1980 Graduates 11 Washington, Hart Phone 873-2639 124 MAC WOOD’S DUNE SCOOTERS Ride the Sand Dune Mountains Mac Woc£i 2)u te S SILVER LAKE MEARS Michigan 49436 MULL’S 108 Washington St. Hart, Michigan Phone 873-2768 MUSKEGON FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 242 State Street Hart, Michigan Phone 873-5607 OCEANA APPLIANCES 183 N Mich. Avenue Shelby, Mich. 49455 Phone 861-5269 12S THE OCEANA BANK Hart — Pentwater — New Era Hart, Michigan 49420 Serving Oceana County For 92 years 126 OCEANA ELECTRIC N State Street Hart, Michigan Phone 873-2155 POWERS R L VARIETY __ m jyg H [ M; %' ' Hi 28 State Street US 31 Hart, Michigan Hart, Michigan Phone 873-2088 ROSE MARIE FLORAL SHOP :v. 217 E Main St. Hart, Michigan Phone 873-2560 242 Michigan Ave. Shelby, Mich. 49455 24 hour towing service new used auto parts pipe oxygen steel RFD 2 Hart, Michigan Phone 873-5625 SHELBY STATE BANK CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1980 MEMBER OF FDIC EQUAL HOUSING LENDER 128 SILVER MILLS FROZEN FOODS Our Company Depends On A Good Supply Of Quality, Local Farm Products. Our community is depending on you ... its most important resource. CONGRATULATIONS! COMPLIMENTS FROM TANNER STARK PLUMBING HEATING 254 N. Michigan Ave. Shelby, Mich. 49455 Phone 861-4020 900 State Street Hart, Mich. 49420 Phone 873-4020 TATE-WEAVER FUNERAL HOME 301 State St. Hart, Michigan Phone 873-3415 129 Colonial w Kooi WESTIELD- SOMMERS Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 “We Brine Cherries” 800 Union St. Hart, Michigan Phone 873-2175 PATRONS Ben Franklin 45 State Street Hart, Michigan 49420 Bill Wells Family Hair Care 602 State Hart, Ml. D D Market West Polk Hart, Michigan 49420 Doctor Johnasson Hart, Michigan 49420 Ernest A. McCarty 208 East Polk Road Hart, Michigan VROOM COLD STORAGE Featuring Prime Rib 227 E Main St. Hart, Michigan Phone 873-4986 Hart, Michigan Phone 873-2145 Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 130 Farmers Pet. co-op 17 east Main Hart, Michigan Fenton Cider Mill Co. Mears, Mich. 49436 Forestry Associates Incorporated Gray and Company 503 Polk Road Griffis Home Improvement Center Hart Meat Company Hart, Michigan Hart True Value State Main Hasty’s Greenhouse Florist Shop Polk Road, Hart Phone 873-5100 Haviland Hart, Ml. HC Hall Consulting Civil Engineer Hilda’s Ceramics Mears, Michigan Phone 873-2633 Klotz Texaco Hart, Michigan Lombard Real Estate Hart, Michigan Larson’s Son’s 17 W Washington Mears Grocery Mears, Michigan NAPA State Street Hart, Michigan Oceana Abstract Title Company 220 Washington St. Oceana County Club Shelby, Michigan Pink Elephant 207 State Street Rossiter Ins. and Real Estate 489 Polk Road Unisex Hair Design 210 Washington Hart, Michigan Once Time Is Gone It Can Never 132 Be Recaptured . .. 133 As The School Year Draws To A Close, It Is A Time For Reflection A Time To End 1980 HARTIAN SUPPLEMENT BOYS TRACK TEAM Brad Ruggles, (front row, left), Steve Herrygers, Dale Dilling, Rick Hodges, Mark Forner and Jim Gale; in second row are Rick Bray, John Chapa, Terry Spivey, Mike Fuller, Craig Eisenlohr, Dan Vrbonac and coach Gary Anderson; in third row are Robert Woodbury, Dave DuMonte, Scott Gray, John Anderson, Aaron Huntington and Steve Merten. GIRLS TRACK TEAM Mindy Ackley (front row, left), Marsha Jorissen, Sandy Sponhauer, Dolores Slocum, Robin Wilcox and Coach Linda Ackley; in second row are Jaine Bowman, Joany Spencer, Kim Fuller, Ann Farmer, Laurie Snyder and Michelle Slocum; in third row are Nancy Curtis, Kitti Quinn, Rhonda Kokx, Gina Herrygers and Cathy Gray; in fourth row are Stephanie Price, Karyn Kuip-ers, Amy Hodges, Kathy Bowman, Debbie Verschuren and Monica Bray. Absent at picture time was Kenno Ams ' -j M VARSITY BASEBALL In front row, Todd May (left), Mark Dean, Victor Salazar and Randy Flood; in second row, Brian Waslusky, Bill Walker, Al Contreras, Mike Blackmer and Dwight Stafford; in back row, Coach Herb Foster, Paul Osborn, Scott Culler, Max Gamble, Paul Engemann and Mark Walsworth. JV BASEBALL Front row from left, Mike Foster, Brad Bectel, Bill Kelley, Don Lound, Gary Failing, and manager Shaun Day. Second row from left are Coach Tom Kirk, David Jen$eo. ''erby, Allen Day, Todd Lvnn and Boh F GIRLS SOFTBALL Coach Phil Kenyon, (left), Lori Lukonic, Mary Donnelly. Kasey Jernudd, Deb Graber and assistant coach Doug Weaver; in second row are Lori Herremans, Nancy Gleason, Tina Brimmer, Lori Neumann and Vonnie Eisenlohr; in third row are manager Kathy Brink, Lisa Johnson, Sandy Scouten, Stacy Greiner, Kitty Daly and manager Judee Laporte, in fourth row are Gayla May, Vickie Herrygers, Lon-na Lukonic and Tommy Brimmer. TOP SENIORS Front row: Annette Hammerle, Diana Dodds, Kathy Bowman, Beth Heg-lund. Back row: Janet Barker, Jane Wilson, Lori Jorissen, Pete Greiner, and Kathy Glover. Missing from picture is Becky Stevens. ________ FORENSICS Left to right: Kim Woodbury, Mrs. Burmeister, Lisa Howe, Jon Veurink, Karl Klotz, Trish Grady, Kathy Shay, Max Tibbitts, Mark Kish, Ruthann Traxler, Stephanie Feasel, Robert Purdy, Peggy Avery, Vicki Homeniuck, Peter Greiner, Beth Riley, Joy Harden. ONE-ACT PLAYS Kristie Bendle, Sharon Slocum, Beth Riley, Stephanie Feasel. and ‘ “lr,°r oerform in One of Us. The one-act plays this year were One of Us, directed by Peggy Avery; Nero Fiddles, directed by Robert Purdy; and The Next Contestant, directed I