Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1983 volume:

THE HART HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK STAFF presents f'THE 1983 H SETTING THE SCENE ACT I 2 UNDER CL A SSMEN ACT II 18 SPORTS ACT III 38 ACTIVITIES ACT IV 60 ACADEMICS 82 SENIORS THE FINAL SCENE 92 A WORD FROM OUR SPONSOR 112 Above: Karen Merten and Lon VanSickle seem to be enjoying the school year! Left: Kevin Foster gets nuts with his drill in woodshop. Below: Amy Huntington learns how to put a tourniquet on Phil Henn-rick's head. 2 Top L: It's gossip time for the guys! Top R: Don't look now, hut we're getting our picture taken! Bottom L: Ohhh what a beautiful day! says Liz Johnson. Bottom R: Jaine Bowman says, Don’t you dare take my picture! 3 4 SETTING THE SCENE Left: Dale Bray and Scoct Malburg study hard in the library. Bottom L: Greg Gebhart and Scott Vander-Zanden waste time taking up space in the halls. Below: Robin Wilcox says. Wow. are these books heavy! as she gets off the bus. Patty Webster looks on. 5 Above: Karen VanDerZanden concentrates on her typing. Right: Russell Mason shows his best side. Below R: Jeff Ferris says, Hey bud. let’s party!” Below: Andy Willet gives Danny Contreras some encouragement. 6 Above: This room has no class! Above L: Mike Burns shows us ihe newest thing in the computer age. Left: Michelle Carnes and Kenna Amstut discuss the latest gossip. 7 Above: Mr. Heglund calks to the class while they listen intently”. Above R: No Michele Gamble, you can't have the answers to the test. Bottom R: Daydreaming again Mrs. Peterson? Below: Mr. Hedinger says, I better brush up on my Woods!” Below: Sieve Volpp keeps the hand in lime. Left: Miss Elenhaas says, Now for my next trick. I ll need a volunteer.” Bottom L: Kandy Peters shows us his woodworking skills. Above: Michael Fuller and Michelle Cargill take lime out of class to pose for the camera. Above R: Dawn Fitzpatrick is smiling at the camera as she shows us the newest style of ruffled blouses. Middle: Stephanie Price says to Martha Beebe, Gross me back to the stone age! Across: Rhonda Kokx says, I've got the Jordache look. 10 SETTING THE SCENE Below: Judy Ferwerda says. These tests are so interesting. I can't stand it! Left: Brian Davis and Craig Curtis seem relieved that class is finally over. Left: Laurie Foster wonders. W ill it open this time? SETTING THE SCENE P R O P S Right: The Color Guard puts many hours of hard work into their performance. Middle: Ms. Hackett says, Hold it I’ve only got two hands! Below: Oh. Mrs. Lindsey doesn’t that look good? 14 Top L: Can’t a guy have any privacy? asks Jim Carlson. Top R: The percussion section takes their playing very seriously. Bottom L: Tim Puffer says, This lunch keeps looking better and better! Bottom R: What subject card are you looking for Gabrielle Kerr? 15 DEDICATION — MRS. RAMSEYER Through genuine understanding and unusual service, Joan Ramseyer has aided us in developing our yearbooks through the past years. Mrs. Ramseyer has the rare ability to stimulate ones best effort in English, if not to make English highly enjoyable, at least to make it endurable. We wish to dedicate this year’s Hartian to the person who made it possible. Through hard work, understanding, interuptions of her journalism class, and many headaches, we have produced this book. Although we cannot fully express in words, we have tried to show how much we deeply appreciate her help. SETTING ACT II THE SCENE . . Above: Mark Guetza (ells Mike Carlson, I didn't use my roll-on today . I didn't use it yesterday . . . Right: Travis Bancroft — the student. Below L.: Whose girlfriend is that?! Below R.: Laurie Oomen just got done telling Sharon McVicker a joke. HA HA? Vernon Blohm Tim Bosse Art Brandel Tony Brink Andy Bush Mike Carlson Richard Cater Dawn Chandler Lela Chippewa Anita Christmann 20 Above: Kim Mast that is not a Five Musketeer it’s a Three Musketeer.” Right: Carla Wiegand says to Dave Flowers, Wow, I could have had a V-8! Anne Coulier Sieve Davis Denise DeBard Joe Derby Ardesst Dixon Bill Dodds Norman Dodds Tony Eisenlohr Laura Feldt Pat Flanery 21 Eric Fleet Tammy Florishinger Dave Flowers Brian Foster Laura Foster David Graber Mark Guetzka Tammy Harjes Jon Hass Jill Hempfling Jamie Hendrixon Jennifer Hendrixon Phil Hennrick Tammy Henery Mike Hicks Ed Holladay Amy Huntington Teresa Irons Brad Jacobs Jennifer Jeffery Ken Jewett Leandra Jordan Brian Kelley Melissa Lewis Amy Linke Lisa Longendyke Tina Lopez Anna Martinez Kim Mast Ruth Mast 22 Laura McVicker Herb Merten Jim Merten Kirk Mikkelson Tina Miller Cesar Monrreal Darren Musil Tim Olson Dave Patton Chris Pease Norman Peterson Gary Phillips Dan Pider Kandy Potter Julie Reid Carla Romanelli Yuvonne Schaner Mike Schrader Matt Scofield Rusty Shafer Renee Shrauger Randy Sible Karen Sibley Kay Spivey Mike Syer Beth Tascott Pam Thorne David Thrailkill Debbie Thrailkill Glenn Trantham Jeff VanderZanden Lance VanSickle Trina VanTassel Teresa Villanueva Kari Walsworth Brenda Waslusky Paul Weirich Gary Wendt 24 Freshmen Class Officers: Teresa Irons, Treasurer; Trina VanTassel, Vice-president; Phil Alvesteffer, President; Laura McVicker, Secretary. Laura Wheeler Carla Wiegand Terry W'iegand Lisa Wilcox Andy Willett Above: Tammy Henry tells Laura McVicker to take a couple Extra-strength Tylenol capsules and live through the morning. Right: Larisa Fuchring and Teresa Villanueva are getting ready to take off to the Great White North. NOT PICTURED: Larisa Fuehring Brian Johnson Jim Lambert Jody Lomupo Dolores Rodriquez Pat Webster 25 Michelle Bectel Martha Beebe Brian Bonine Dale Bray Clarence Burch Dawn Burch Virginia Camargo Lynn Chapman Yvonne Chippewa Kreg Cooper 26 Above: Tracy Greiner shouts, Hey Mickey! You're so fine, you’re so fine you blow my mind. Hey Mickey!” Right: Lisa Oomen brags to Kristi Puffer, Rhonda VanZoeren and Loriel Taylor about her crest test! No cavities! John Curtis Bernard Davis Kim DeMarr Deborah Dennison Christy Derby Doug Dilling Mark Dold Rick Farmer Michelle Feasel Jeff Ferris Ted Ferwerda Lynnette Fillips Laurel Flanery Tracy Forner 27 Jeff Foster Sterling Gordon George Grabow Lisa Gracia Steve Gray Jim Greiner Sharon Greiner Tracy Greiner Laurie Hanks Brent Hansen Doug Henry Albert Herrera Joel Herrygers Steve Jernudd Paul Johnson Shelley Kelley Becky Kies Brenda Kies Amy Kinstner George Hitsman Paul Kolosci Lisa Lathrop Kim Loncar Ed Lopez Daniel Lynn Jeff Markham Natalie Mason David McGhan Sharon McVicker Karen Merten 28 Maria Meza David Mikkclson Randy Miller Mark Monroe Alex Monrreal Brian Musil Karla Nass Chris Olson Laura Oomen Stephen Padilla Mike Peters Doug Pider Scott Piper Chuck Pippin Kristi Puffer Guy Purdy Connie Riddell Robert Rinaldi Andy Rodriquez Gloria Rodriquez Joyce Russell Jon Sauser Kathy Schaner Jim Schaner Timothy Schaner Suzie Scouten Rick Sible Amy Slocum Becky Slocum Dan Studer 29 Carolyn Tace Tim Tace Lorie Taylor Mark Thrailkill Alice Trevino 30 Sophomore Class Officers: Kathy Schaner, Treasurer; David Mikkelson. President; George Grabow, Vice-president; Toni Vers-chucren. Secretary. Rhonda VanZoeren Alice Vega Dawn Venne Toni Verschueren Julie Whal Above: Sophomore float gets second place. Left: Petra Barten says, life is so full of amazing things! NOT PICTURED: Dawn Dixon Ron Leonon Gilbert Perez Maria Perez Paula Ramirez 31 Above L.: Amy Hacked says, I’ve always wondered how it was to be a guy.” Above: Tom McLouth does his impersonation of a tough guy- Linda Bahr Travis Bancroft Shelley Blohm John Brimmer Doreen Broner Mike Burns Sandy Carrier Mike Cory Brian Davis Marcie Day 32 Joanic Dcnncrc Jane Dennison Dawn Dixon Christine Eckholm Christie Eisonlohr Kevin Eitniear Judy Ferwerda Steve Fillips Brian Fit? Connie Fleet Fred Florshinger Ralph Ford Kevin Foster Karen Fowler 33 Kim Gale Juan Garcia Karen Glover Kendra Godfrey Chris Graber Kim Gray Robert Gray Sue Greiner Tim Greiner Amy Hackett Karla Hansen Mark Harden Helen Hartlaub Wayne Hawkins Matt Hempfling Mike Hennrick Amy Herrygers Jeff Iteen Elisabeth Johnson Matt Johnson Pauline Jones Karen Kacynski Rhonda Kempker Denise Kies Ann Kokx Kris Kokx Pete Kronlein Janice LaPorte Susan Larson Lawrence Lipps 34 Ralph Lopez Mark Malburg Fermin Martinez Russell Mason Tom McLouth Mirrion Melancon Ann Merten Paul Merten Rita Merten Ted Monroe Tammy Mrowca Mike Mull Diane Olson Lisa Oomen Natalie Peters Randy Peters Larry Phillips Stacey Pickard Mike Plumley Tim Prowant Stephanie Quijas Mary Ann Ramirez Ross Ray Eric Rayle Lisa Riggs Henry Rodriquez Joe Rosse Linda Santos Ron Schaner Carolyn Schram 35 Ed Sherman Cherie Sibley Karmen Smith Lisa Stevens Mike Stevens Clockwise from left: Steve Veurink. President; Steve Price, Treasurer; Robert Gray, Vice-president and Jane Aerts, Secretary. 36 Chuck VandenHeuvel Kris VandenHeuvel Jay Vega Sieve Veurink Ryan Walsworth Amy Webster John Whalen Brad Whitney Lori Wiegand Darcy Willett Left: Connie Fleet, Robert Gray, and Mark Malburg are a Broad and the Blues Brothers.” Below: Junior float uses pesticides instead of smoke bombs this year. NOT PICTURED Wayne Chippewa Jeff Flanery Brian Gates Debi Gebhart Janet Goff Debra Hanks Chuck King Jeff Kokx David Pierce Greg Ramirez 7 SETTING ACT II THE SCENE Above L: Michelle Bonstell, Ane Farmer, and Tammy Brimmer surround the Norsemen rebounder. Above R: Mike Mull putts around. Below L: Pirates like to gang tackle. Below R: Rich Cater gives it all he’s got. 39 Above: J.V. Cheerleaders — Left: L. Fuering, T. Villanueva, S. Scoutcn. T. Greiner. L. Flanery. Middle: Kris Kokx says. Oh my, something just doesn't look right. Below: Don't you look thrilled! CHEERLEADERS DO IT UP RIGHT Our cheerleaders J.V. and Varsity work very hard to support our teams. Whether it be spending time making posters, planning assemblies, or practicing their cheers, the cheerleaders are always there supporting the players, win or lose. This year the cheerleaders did a good job of giving the players the confidence so badly needed in competitive sports. ou are not only appreciated by the players, you are appreciated by all. Keep up the good work cheerleaders! Let us not forget one who deserves much credit — Miss Flenhaas, coach of both squads. 40 — C. is for cheerful H is for hardy F is for enthusiastic F is for encouraging R is for reliable L is for loyalty F is for energetic A is for ambitious I) is for dependable F is for exuberance R is for radiant S is for super! Above: The J.V. and Varsity cheerleaders cheer to the crowd from the fire truck during the homecoming parade. Middle: Alright you guys, let's get serious! Below: Varsity Cheerleaders — Front: K. Kokx. K. Gray, A. Hackett. Behind: C. Morley. S. Price, K. Smith. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM EXCELS The Cross Country team had another fine season finishing second in the conference for the second year in a row. Special congratulations goes to Gary Brimmer. Juan Chapa. Carolyn Tate and Mindy Ackley, who placed in the W.M.C. fop Ten. Those who qualified for State and placed were: Gary Brimmer 21st., Juan Chapa 22nd.. Mindy Ackley 13th. and Carolyn Tate 35th. The whole team should be congratulated for their fine effort this season. Above: Brad Ruggles — going all the way! Middle: Pave Flowers, Eric Fleet and John Brimmer take time out. Cross Country Team: Front Row: E. Fleet, M. Jorrisen, M. Ackley, C. Tate, M. Carlson, D. Flowers, K. Eitniear. Standing: Mgr. D. Debard, coach G. Andersen, D. Dilling, M. Burns, P. Toliver, R. Cater, J. Brimmer, J. Chapa, B. Ruggles, Mgr. C. Fleet. Above L: Gary Brimmer — never going to stop giving 110% till he crosses the finish line. Above R: Carolyn Tate paces herself for a victory. Middle: John Brimmer — giving it his all. Below: Doug Dilling — on his way to ( ROSS COUNTRY SCOREBOARD Invitationals Whitecloud Ludington Ferris State Hart Oakridge Regionals Duals Fremont Ludington Plate 15th lost won 43 Below: Practice makes perfect. Right: Looks like Ravenna doesn't have a chance. Middle: Pirates football in action. Below R.: Simons attempts to put the collar” to Ravenna ball carrier. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD White Cloud Han 6 Opp. 13 Montague 12 22 Oak ridge 0 32 Shelby 0 9 Ravenna 8 14 Mason C.C. 14 32 Scottville 7 32 North Muskegor 9 6 Hesperia 9 27 Above: Don Lound fights for yardage. Below: Varsity Football First Row: P. Johnson. M. Johnson. D. Wiegand, S. Veurink, D. Mikkelson, S. Price, S. Fillips, B. Whitney. Second row: T. Greiner, R. Ford, T. Bancroft, B. Perry, D. Bray, B. Simmons, B. Pippins, G. Grabow. Third Row: Mgr. D. Gram L. Malburg. J. Derby, M. Hennrick, F. Martinez, C. Pippin, M. Hempfling, A. Mason. Mgr. Back Row: Asst. Coach B. Mikkelson, D. Lound, S. Tozer, P. Kronlcin, M. Fuller, M. Malburg, head coach J. Shepich. DESPITE LOSING SEASON, PIRATES GO OUT IN CLASS Despite their record of 1-8, the Pirates never gave up. A good example of that was their last home football game of the year against the Hesperia Panthers. Hart was behind 20 0 going into the second half and instead of giving up, they came back to score a touch down and a field goal. Hart's only win of the year was against North Muskegon. This is the first time Hart has ever beat the mighty Norsemen in 16 years! Congratulations go to Michael Fuller for being named Hon-orable-mention All Conference line backer, and offensive guard. J.V. FOOTBALL HAS ALL THE INGREDIENTS FOR A GREAT TEAM Nut only vvas our football team blessed with quantity, but it can boast of quality also. To be a successful football team you must have strength, quickness, si e. competitive spirit, a willingness to work hard, and most of all intelligence- This team' proved to have all of these ingredients. The first three games were losses, but the team did not give up. They )ust worked harder. Vfc won the next five games, thanks to hard work and of course some of the J.V. players were sent back from the Varsity. Our team had 4 wins and 2 losses in the conference and were S He A overall. Right: Paul Johnson says, What do you mean — this is my best side! Below' right: Wait, wait let's talk this over. I'm not the violent type! Below: A Pirate escapes the Packer crunch. J.V. Football: Top left — R. Kindldi. J. Foster, A. Hererra. P. Hcnrick, B. Jacobs, B. Kelley, D. Pider. P. Wei rich. S. Piper. T. Tate. L. VanSickle, M. Peters, G. Perez, T. Kudnick. F. Holladay. j. Derby. Coach Lamie, K. Pider, K. Loncar. L. VanSickle. G. Wendt, R. Lenon. M. Hicks, Coach Bailey. K. Mikkelson, B. Dodds. T. Olsen. N. Dodds. A. Branded. J. Lambert. J. Schancr. A. Rodriguez. Z. VanderWall. V. Blohm. D. Lynn. J. Curtis. D. Kolosci. Coach Willet.J. Hass. A. Willet. D. Contreras. P. Peterson, F. Woldring, A. Bush. S. Gray, and J. Herrygers. Below: So this is how you play basketball? J.V FOOTBAl.l S( OKI BOARD X hite ( loud Hart o Opp Montegui s 2H Oak ridge n My Shelby 11 1 2 Rasenna 11 (y Fremont 20 6 Mason ('.( . 1 1 12 North Muskegon 28 20 Hesperia 12 IK Above L: Varsity players stack for a pose. Above R: Tammy Brimmer has everything under control. Below: It’s a turn-around jumper by Ane Farmer for two points. VARSITY GIRLS SECOND IN CONFERENCE! The Varsity Girls Basketball team had an excellent season going 13-6 overall and 10-2 in the conference. Hart finished second in the conference. Much of the credit goes to their coach Tom Kirk. Karyn Kuipers, who was the floor leader for the team this year, led the team in assists with 37. Shelley Kelley led the team shooting 65% from the free throw line. Ane Farmer was the Pirates leading scorer and rebounder averging 20.5 points and 13.4 rebounds per game. She also led the team in steals with 27. Ane received ALL-CONFERENCE, ALL-AREA 1st team, 1st team ALL-STATE, DETROIT FREE PRESS, and 1st team ALL-STATE, U.P.I. The whole team should be congratulated for their fine effort to make this season a very successful one. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Han Opp. N. Muskegon 40 57 White Cloud 49 58 M.C.C. 40 47 Walkerville 50 33 SKtlby 49 36 Oakridge 49 25 Fremont 36 44 Montague 64 27 W.S. Christian 64 38 Walkerville 59 37 Ravenna 62 44 N. Muskegon 47 42 M.C.C. 56 52 Shelby 35 41 Oakridge 56 43 Montague 40 30 Pentwater 57 39 Ravenna 70 59 White Cloud 42 56 Middle L: Karyn Kuipers hits a jumpshot from the baseline. Middle: s-w-i-s-h! Below: Varsity Girls — First R: R. Kcmpker. D. Willett, K. Adams, Second R: T. Brimmer, A. Kokx. J. Aerts, K. Kuipers, Third R: S. Kelley, C. Schram. M. Bonstell, A. Farmer, L. Wiegand GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD N. Muskegon White Cloud Scoitville Walkerville Shelby Oak ridge Fremont Montague West Shore Christian Ravenna N. Muskegon Scottville Shelby Oakridgc Montague Pcntwater Ravenna White Cloud J.V. GIRLS HAVE A SEASON TO BE PROUD OF This year’s J.V. team started out rather slowly with a 2-6 record. Through hard work and determination they finished very strong winning 5 of their last 8 games. All of the team members deserve credit for the team’s improvements. Many individuals found out what athletics are all about and all represented th school very well. Through efforts during the off-season, the players will improve their skills and be ready to improve their record next season. The team was an exciting one to watch, and even in defeat were a source of pride for everyone supporting them. Thank you for all your efforts throughout the year. Wc are all proud of you. GOLF SCOREBOARD N. Musk. 365. Shelby 430 Whitehall 180 N. Musk. 165. Shelby 200 Whitehall 190 N. Musk. 342, Mont. 385. Shelby 424 Manistee Catholic 163, Shelby 195 Ludington Invitational N. Musk. 172, Mom. 186. Shelby 204 Whitehall 170 Manistee Catholic 160. Shelby 218 Ludington 174. Shelby 196 Fremont 164 Regionals Hart's Golf Team: Coach Phil Kenyon, Mike Mull, Steve Jernudd, Greg Herremans, Jim Alvesteffer, Jeff Ferris, and Chris Olson. Below: Greg Herremans practices for his spot on the Special Olympics team. GOLF TEAM LIKES TO PUTT AROUND The golf team didn't know until the third week of the season that there would be no conference competition this year. This was the result of a late entry by one of the schools. The main goal of the season then became the regional tournament, which was to be held at Oceana Country Club, our home course. On an extremely windy October 15. the tournament was held and we finished third out of eleven schools, which would have sent us to state, but we tied for third. Calvin Christian won the tie-breaker and they made the trip to state. Greg Herremans had a very good day at regionals and finished second, out of 55, with an 82. This earned him a trip to Marshall and a shot at the state title. After a slow start at state, his caddy. Mike Mull, got him straightened out and Greg carded a respectable 88. capping an excellent year for Greg and the team. DISTRICT CHAMPS!! For the second straight year in a row the Varsity Volleyball team has taken the District title. Much of the credit goes to their coach Ms. Brandel. The girls finished 12-3 overall and 9-3 in the conference. Hart finished second in the conference. The team was led in serving by Rita Merten, spiking by Ane Farmer, setting by Tammy Brimmer and Mindy Ackely, and blocking by Lori Weigand and Ane Farmer. ALL-CONFERENCE selections goes to Ane Farmer, Mindy Ackely, and Tammy Brimmer. 1st team ALL-STATE honors go to Ane Farmer (spiker)'and Mindy Ackely (setter). Congratulations goes to the whole team for a great season! Above L: Lori Wiegand attempts to block opponents spike. Above R: Rita Merten attempts to stuff the ball down the opponents throat. Below: Ane Farmer dives to save the ball, w hile teammates Tammy I Brimmer. Rita Merten, and Mindy Ackely get ready to help. QAKl W? Above: Ane Farmer leaps high to smash the ball down opponents throat. Below: Left — Mindy Ackely gracefully dinks the ball over the net. VARSITY VOLLEY BALL L: M. Ackely, C. Graber.J. Aerts. S. Kelley, A. Farmer, L. Wiegaad, R. Merten, T. Brimmer, M. Jorissen. Kneeling: Mgr. M. Aerts. Coach Brandel, Mgr. B. Olsen. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD Montague W N. Muskegon W Mason Central L Shelby W Oakridge L Montague W N. Muskegon W Ravenna w Reed City w Mason Central L Shelby w Oakridge w Whitehall w JV VOLLEYBALL CONTINUES TO IMPROVE This year’s JV Volleyball players have worked hard to become a team to be proud of. The team, led by Coach Kris Wilson, participated in a tournament at West Shore Community College and placed a strong 3rd. Leading in serving were Carolyn Schram and Yvonne Schaner, both with 91%. Top spikers were Karla Nass and Carolyn Schram. The team ended with a conference record of 7 wins and 3 losses, and were 8 4 overall. JV Volleyball Team — Front: Mgr. M. Aerts, Coach Kris Wilson and Mgr. B. Olson. Back row: K. Sibley. D. BeBard.J. Jeffery, B. Tascott, C. Schram, K. Nass, K. Schaner, Y. Schaner, and M. Lewis. Above: Carolyn Schram is ready for the serve! 1 t K I12 ) l H ! I- JV VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD Montague Ravenna Mason County Central Shelby Oakridge Montague Ravenna Reed City Mason County Central West Shore Inv. Shelby Oakridge Whitehall JV BASKETBALL SHOOTS THEIR WAY TO SUCCESS The J.V. Basketball team had another winning season, ending up second in the conference, the whole team has worked hard and has continued to improve throughout the season. Leading in both scoring and rebounding was Robert Rinaldi, he had an average of 14 points and 10 rebounds per game. The Pirates ended their season with 8 wins and 4 losses in the conference and had a season record of 12 8. JV Basketball — Front: K. Mikkelson, D. Contreras. Mgr. T. Vanderlaan. T. Schaner. and P. Johnson. Back: Coach Herb Foster. S. Jernudd. J. Foster. J. Markham. B. Foster. B. Dodds. M. Schrader, and D. Mikkelson. Missing are: R. Rinaldi, R. Cater, and V. Blohm. Above: The Pirate offense goes into action! JV BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Han Opp Fremont 50 52 Montague 33 49 Whitehall 50 58 Manistee Catholic 31 55 White Cloud 54 48 W. Shore Christian 64 44 Revenna 79 32 N. Muskegon 58 50 Mason County Central 56 60 Shelby 50 39 Oak ridge 72 63 Montague 53 49 Manistee Catholic 56 42 Ravenna 62 38 N. Muskegon 46 43 Pentwater 64 57 Mason County Central 48 64 White Cloud 51 53 Shelby 40 39 Oakridge 51 59 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Han Oppi Fremont 60 58 Montague 61 62 Whitehall 50 65 Manistee Cath. 41 45 White Cloud 74 71 West Shore 65 73 Ravenna 69 49 N. Muskegon 61 56 Scottville 61 58 Shelby 60 53 Oakridge 85 65 Montague 57 61 Manistee Cath. 66 63 Ravenna 75 65 N. Muskegon 70 63 Penrwater 77 66 Scottville 66 72 White Cloud 80 68 Shelby 56 43 Oakridge 55 58 Above: Michael is determined to regain possession of the ball. Middle: Donny tells Paul not to worry, the ball isn’t going anywhere. Varsity Team: First R: Mgr. S. Gorden, K. Foster, A. Huntington, C. VanBergen, M. Stevens, G. Herremans, R. Brown. Second R: Coach Beckman, T. Forner, T. Bullock, P. Toliver, M. Fuller, D. Lound. Above: Practice time. Below: Aaron leaps into the air to lay in two points. Across: Todd powers inside to score two. VARSITY HAS EXCELLENT SEASON The Varsity Boys Basketball team improved their record going 13 8 overall and 8 4 in the conference. Hart finished third in the conference. Mike Stevens and Mike Fuller took scoring honors averaging 13 and 11.3 points per game respectively. Top rebounders were Paul Toliver averaging 6 rebounds per game, and Mike Fuller averaging 7 rebounds per game. Point guard Aaron Huntington lead the team in assists with 4 per game, and 2 steals per game. The returning juniors will make a good nucleus for next year's team. WRESTLING TEAM: Kneeling — G. Greiner, C. Pipin, B. Ruggles, J. Vander anden, G. Tramtham, M. Carlson, J. Hcndixson. R. Shaffer, C. Olsen. J. Curtis, Second R: Mgr. E. Fleet, A. W'illet, D. Wicgand. P. Hcnnrick.J. Rosalez, J. Derby, B. Jacobs. T. Olsen. Third R: Coach Bosse. B. Pippin. Mgr. T. Kardux, D. Flowers, J. Herrygers, T. McClouth. R. Sible. J. Sauser. F. Woldering, Ass. coach Ritter. Below: Nobody from Shelby sits on my lap! YOUNG WRESTLERS HAVE PROMISING SEASON The Wrestling Team finished another successful season with a record of 10-4 and second place in the conference. That’s pretty good considering the team was mainly made up of freshmen and sophomores. All-conference selections were Javier Rosalez, Mike Syers, and Charlie Pippin. All-star competitors were Javier Rosalez, Charlie Pippin and Mike Syers. State qualifiers were freshman Mike Syers and Junior Charlie Pippin. When asked about next year’s season, Mr. Bossie just grinned and said, just WAIT till next year!!!’ WRESTLING SCOREBOARD Above: Pete Peterson is determined to pin his opponent. Below L: Pirate wrestlers hard at work? Below R:Joel Herrygers savs, Who's mother wears combat boots? Montague Muskegon Cath. Reeths Puffer Zeeland Oarchard View Hesperia Big Rapids Ludington Mason County Cent. Reed City Ravenna Shelby Muskegon Manistee Cath. SETTING ACT IV THE SCENE . . . Top L.: So chat's how you keep your kids in line Mr. Wilson. Top R.: What's che grin on your lips for Kim Mast? Left: Michele Gamble, Judee LaPorte, and Gabby Kerr, the girls next door. Bottom L.: Judee LaPorte says, Smiles, you’re on candid camera. Bottom R.: Lisa Oomen says to Steve Veurink and Pete Kronlien, Stuff it! HOMECOMING WAS A LITTLE WET This year’s Homecoming was exciting for all who participated and watched the festivities. It was also very wet. Umbrellas were the most common sight this year. Despite the rain on the day of the game, the students had fun participating in Spirit Week. Punk Rock Day was the most astounding, and people found out that the students have a strange sense of imagination. The entire football team participated in Toga Day even though it was tough to recognize them with masks on. The Pirates took on Ravenna this year, which inspired some good floats. It was a tough decision but the Seniors came out first, followed by the Sophomores, Juniors and Freshmen. Even though the rain made everyone feel like drowned rats, it didn’t drown Hart High’s spirit! Above L: Tom McLouth says, Hey, I'm a student in a studly car.” Above R: Randy Sible says, Boy, working on the float really makes a person thirsty.” Below: What a full capacity crowd at the game, including Rhonda VanZoren and Rick Sible. Below R: Russell Mason and Mike Hennrick say, Yeh, we bad! Above: David Milckelson and Tracy Greiner say, Twisting napkins is not our kind of fun. Above R: The Freshmen float didn't float. Below: You traitor Aaron Huntington! Below R: Eric Fleet says, School’s out, school’s out, teachers let the fools out! CHUCK VANBERGEN AND KARYN KUIPERS CROWNED 1982 KING AND QUEEN October 9, 1982 became an important day for Chuck VanBergen and Karyn Kuipers. Despite the cold and rainy weather, all turned out well, for Chuck was chosen King and Karyn Queen to reign over the annual Homecoming game and dance. The senior court consisted of: Kristine Smith, Matt Crosby, Helen Villadsen, Javier Rosalez, Gabrielle Kerr, Chuck VanBergen, Karyn Kuipers, and Greg Herremans. The Juniors chose an their class representatives Jancie LaPorte and Tom McLouth. Elected to represent the Sophomores were Becky Slocum and Paul Johnson. And sharing the title of Freshman Representative were Lisa Wilcox and Pete Peterson. All in all — the 1982 Hart High School Homecoming was a definate success. Homecoming King and Queen candidates L to R: Matt Crosby. Chuck VanBergen, Helen Villadsen, Kris Smith. Gabrielle Kerr. Karyn Kuipers, Javier Rosalez, Greg Herremans. Hart Beat Staff — 1st. row: T. Mrowca, S. Scoutcn, R. Riniger, T. Brimmer, K. Brink, G. Kerr, Advisor Mrs. Ramseyer, and R. Merten. 2nd. row: J. Bowman. M. Verschucren, and D. Fitzpatrick. 3rd. row: C. Morley, B. Ruggles. D. Slocum. H. Villadsen. L. Birkman. and C. VanBergan. 4th. row: J. Rosalez, K. Fuering, and G. Brimmer. Below L. — Chuck says, Boy. look at that centerfold! Below R. — Rhonda Riniger says, See Spot. See Spot run. Run, Spot run! HART BEAT — EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT! Because of the size of this year’s Journalism class, the Hart Beat has become bigger and better than ever before! Back in October, Lowell Rinker came to see the staff to tell a little about the Herald-Journal and explain about Journalism. Susan Harrison, from the Muskegon Chronicle, also came to talk to the class about reporting. So the Hart Beat staff is now concentrating on more in depth articles to produce a quality paper. HAR TIAN STAFF MAKES BEST SELLER There have been a lot of changes in the making of this year’s Hartian. One is the staffs new advisor, Mrs. King. The class also moved from Mrs. Ramseyer’s room to the library. A darkroom was added, which saved the staff money, plus everyone had the opportunity to learn how to take and enlarge pictures. A yearbook assembly was also presented to preview what was going to be in this year’s Hartian. Judee LaPorte, Ane Farmer and Robin Wilcox were the only returning staff members. They took on the task of breaking in rookies Lori Wiegand, Mike Burns, and Kris Kokx. Thanks to their help, the group is prepared to attend yearbook camp this summer, and begin a new Hartian next fall. Hartian Staff — L to R: Kris Kokx, Lori Wiegand, Robin Wilcox, Ane Farmer, Editor Judee LaPorte, Mike Burns, and Advisor Mrs. King. Below L: The staff is set to work for the night! Below R: Ane Farmer wonders, How do you make capital letters with just one finger? The members of the Junior Band have performed this year at the Golden Fair parade, the Halloween parade, and in a Christmas concert. They are practicing hard for Director Mr. Metzler to prove to be a strong addition to next years Senior Band. 1st. row: K. Walsworth, R. Mast, M. Lewis, T. Irons, C. Romanelli, K. Potter. K. Sibley, A. Christman. J. Hempfling. 2nd. row: B. Jacobs, D. Musil, V. Blohm.J. Vanderzanden, L. Longendyke, B. Tascott.J. Jeffery. D. Chandler. C. Bectel. 3rd. row: L. Fuchring, A. Martinez. T. Olson. B. Johnson, D. Contreras, S. Darling, T. Harjes, C. Wiegand. 4th. row: D. Flowers, P. Hennrick, L. VanSickle, L. Foster, T. Villanueva, Mr. Metzler. 5th. row: A. Huntington. T. Henry, P. Alvesteffer. Below L. — The Percussion section beats in time to the music. JUNIOR BAND PLAYS TO THE BE A T SENIOR BAND, MARK TIME, MARK! This year’s Senior Band, led by drum major Steve Volpp, Kept busy performing at football games, in parades, and by having a Christmas concert. This was also the first year the band competed in a marching competition that took place at Shelby. They did extremely well as they received a 1” rating! They attended the annual concert festival in the spring, but meanwhile will continue to practice under Director Mr. Metzler. 1st row: S. Blohm, C. Tate. L. Johnson, K. Smith, C. Schram, S. Volpp, N. Mason, P. Barton, L. Bahr. M. Day, K. Glover. 2nd. row: J. Wahl. M. Gamble, S. Reed. B. Bailor. M. Pangburn, C. Morley. K. Smith, A. Hackett, C. Eckholm, S. Quijas, L. Lathrop, K. Puffer. 3rd. row: R. Kempker, A. Vega, L. Flancry, R. VanZoeren, S. Larson, L. Stevens, T. VanderLoan, S. Greiner, B. Slocum, K. Godfrey. L. Chapman, L. Taylor, K. Schaner, K. Merten, J. Bowman, K. Nass, G. Rodriguez, M. Feasel. 4th. row: T. Greiner, M. Jorissen. C. VanDergen, S. Piper. M. Hempfling, J. Yeager, L. Gracia, L. Birkman, C. Olsen. L. Fillips. 5th. row: D. Dennison, L. Oomen. M. Meza. T. Verschueren, S. Kelley. K. Adams. B. Musil. M. Beehe. 6th. row: K. Kacynski, M. Malburg, R. Lenon, E. Rayle, B. Gates, T. Howe. M. Ackley, P. Toliver. J. Acrts. 7th. row: M. Johnson. R. Mason, R. Rinaldi, K. Loncar. S. Gordon. L. Vansickle, S. Scouten. 8th. row: D. Lound. T. McLouth. A. Herrera, K. Foster. P. Kronlein. M. Fuller, M. Dold, R. Gray, D. Giese. Back row : M. Stevens, M. Harden, R. Ford. A. Farmer. T. Schaner. P. Johnson, A. Huntington. J. Greiner, T. Forner, S. Veurink. Below — The Senior Band shows their stuff. Flag Corps above R 10 L: Karen Glover, Kristi Puffer, Kendra Godfrey, Michelle Feasel, Tracy Greiner, Lynnette Fillips, Martha Beebe, Jane Aerts, Karen Kacynski, Debbie Dennison, Lynn Chapman, Rhonda Kempker, Julie Wahl, Shelley Blohm. Rifle Corps below L to R: Linda Bahr, Lis Johnson, Petra Barten, Natalie Mason, Carolyn Schram, Karmen Smith, Carolyn Tate, Marcie Day. FLAGS AND RIFLES GIVE BAND SPECIAL EFFECT The Flag and Rifle corps did an exceptional job of performing during the football games last season. Like the rest of the Band, these girls must practice under the hot sun in the summer; and in the cold, freezing rain during the fall. Co-captains of the Flag Corps this year were Karen Glover and Shelley Blohm. Carolyn Schram served as captain of the Rifle Corps. PEP BAND’S GOT THE BEAT The Pep Band added spirit to the Pirates Fans all through the year, while at the same time entertaining them with their abundance of talent. They played at pep assemblies. Boys Basketball games, and some Girls Basketball games. Often they wore hats or acted strangely to set themselves apart from the rest of the crowd. The Han High School Pep Band is advised by Mr. Metzler. Just think how bland (or beige — for all you Vais) our school would be without our awesome Pep Band. First row L to R: C. Eckholm, K. Kacynski, S. Blohm, B. Bailer, P. Barten, S. Quijas, L. Johnson, K. Smith, K. Nass,J. Hempfling, J. Jeffery. Second row: L. Chapman, L. Fillips, M. Day, L. Bahr, J. Aerts, M. Gamble, G. Rodriguez, M. Meza, K. Puffer, B. Slocum. Third row: L. Taylor, R. VanZoeren, K. Schaner, S. Kelley, T. Howe, E. Rayle, M. Malburg, S. Gordon, K. Loncar. Fourth row: C. Olsen, L. Birkman, M. Hempfling, R. Gray, K. Foster, M. Dold, R. Rinaldi, R. Lenon, S. The Wrestling Boosters deserve a lot of credit for all of the hard work they do at invitationals and meets. At the invitationals, there are girls taking tickets at the door, working in the concessions, and typing in the seating meeting. They also work at the tables and make posters to boost ’ the wrestlers. The officers this year were president — Kathy Brink, vice-president — Rhonda Kempker, and treasurer-secretary — Janice LaPorte. WRESTLING BOOSTERS WORK HARD Front: G. Rodriquez. R. Wilcox, L. Chapman. L. Longendyke Second row: C. Pease, A. Martinez, K. Amstutz, D. Slocum. M. Gamble, L. Lathrop, J. LaPorte, vice-president R. Kempker, treasurer-secretary J. LaPorte Third row: D. Chandler, S. Greiner, C. Ecklohm. K. Fowler, S. Blohm, C. Derby, C. Alvesteffer, P. Thorm, J. Hempfling Fourth row: M. Bcctel, C. Fleet, S. Greiner, K. Mast, M. Verscheuren, president K. Brink and R. Shrauger. Below: Kim Mast says, Delores Slocum, I only have one question, What’s a mat?” Left: Janice LaPorte says, Wow, the gravity is real heavy today!” NHS HELPS OUT The National Honor Society helps out the people in the Medical Care Facility by raising money when trick-or-treating. To disperse the feelings of bah humbug” the students sing Christmas Carols. To see the raised spirits the students feel it’s well worth singing. Above — Front row: J. Yeager, B. Gray, J. LaPorte, C. Eisonlohr, K. Kacynski Second row: co-president J. Bowman, co-president B. Bailor, secretary M. Jorissen, treasurer L. Birkman. Back row: Mr. Cunningham. K. Adams, N. Peters, A. Kokx, S. Price, S. Sponhauer. Left: Gees! What a gang — L. Birkman, A. Kokx. C. Eisenlohr, M. Jorissen, S. Sponhauer, K. Kacynski, N. Peters, Below: The top money w inners consisting of L. to R., Christy Eisenlohr, Nat Peters, and Karen Kacynski hand over the check to the person in charge of the Medical Care Facility. LES NOUVELLES STRUTS THEIR STUFF Les Nouvelles began it’s sixth year of performances with seven girls. Karla Hansen served as the group’s leader. Les Nouvelles can funk to punk, such as We’re the Kids in America’’, and Mickey’’. They perform at many public and school activities such as Hi-Jinks and assemblies. This dance group is in a class by itself, because it’s the only one. Above — Front: Laura Avery, Lynda Bahr, Connie Fleet, and Karla Hansen. Back: Cindy Bectel, Jill Hempfling, and Julie Wahl. Below: Does being in Les Nouvelle get you down, Cindy Bectel and Laura Avery. Right: Julie Wahl and Karla Hansen say, Do the Hokey Pokey!” 74 SKI CLUB — ? Ski Club members looked forward co their Monday nights on the slopes, but members were being continually let down. Each Monday arrived but unfortunately the snow didn't! This is the second winter we’ve had to wait for a skiing trip. Mr. Heglund has been with the Ski Club for 11 years. He’s served as advisor since 1972. The Ski Club members bought new sweat shirts for the group, and enjoyed their few ski trips to Crystal Mountain. |r£ Wmm ™ mmmm Above: Ski Club members arc looking forward to snow” much fun! Right: Ski Club members slip Mr. Heglund the white slip instead of the pink slip, lucky for him. SAY YES TO MICHIGAN Because of the lack of Senior Michigan History Club members there was no Senior Club this year. The few members were let down, but Mr. Newkirk could see no point in taking two or three members on a five day trip. This year the Michigan History Club sold cheese and sausage to raise money for their trip up north. Mr. Newkirk is the advisor for the club and since he also teaches Michigan History, he lets the kids know from firsthand experience about the place they visit. 76 Front row: Tammy Henry. Trina Vantasscl, Kari Walsworth, Kim Mast, Lisa Riggs, Christi Derby, Natalie Mason, Joyce Russell, Dawn Fitzpatrick, Larisa Fuehring, Brenda Waslusky Second row: Mr. Newkirk, Tom Bosse, Toni Vcrschucrcn, Kristi Puffer, Carolyn Tate, Debbie Dennison, Tracy Greiner, Teresa Villanueva, Julie Reid, Sharon Greiner, Karla Nass Third row: Jeff Iteen, Ryan Walsworth, John Whalen, Amy Linkc, George Grable, Albert Herrera, Chris Graber, Lori Wiegand, Christy Eisenlohr Back Row: Rhonda VanZorcn, David Mikkelson, Kathy Schaner, Brian Musil, Laurie Taylor, Laura Foster, Dale Bray, Dan Studer. Right: Mr. Newkirk says, Where did I get my tie? I purchased it at a souvenir shop in Indiana. ASSEMBLIES KEEP US ENTERTAINED Assemblies are entertaining in that they amuse us for awhile and get us out of class. We had some unique assemblies this year such as an excape artist magician, a talent assembly, a singing couple, and everyone’s favorite, Harmonica Bob . Perhaps the best assembly was the end of a assembly when a nativity couple” got all of the seniors down to a grand finale. Clockwise starting from above L.: ”1 can't talk, I’m tied up right now. Above: Karen Fowler says, Ultra Tubular, TOTALLY! Above R.: The Seniors are lined up for their high-steps. Below L.: The assemblies captive audience. Below R.: Mrs. B. says, Brian Gates and Marcie Day, these lamps w ill really light up my life! Yuk! Yuk! Tee-hee! 77 DRAMA CLUB A REAL CLASS ACT This years Drama Club production of The Miracle Worker well outdistanced previous plays. It's highly emotional portrayal of a young, blind and deaf girl kept the viewer on the edge of his seat throughout the performance. With their profits, and a joint effort with the community theater, they were able to purchase a lighting control system. In the spring, one act plays were directed by four student directors: Marcie Day, Tim Greiner, Connie Fleet, and Karen Glover. First row: Denise DeBarr, Larisa I u« in mg. Kick Sible, Lisa Stevens, Lisa Gracia, Jane Aerts, Karen Kacynski, Dawn Chandler, Suzy Greiner, Anna Martinez, Chris Pease. Second row : Mrs. B., Ann Kokx, Lynnette Fillips, Karla Nass, Connie Fleet, Barb Bailor, Karen Glover, Dawn Benne, Jill Hcmpfling, Lisa Longendyke, Renee Shrauger. Third Row: Matt Johnson, Amy Huntington, Tammy Henry, Carrie Alvcsteffer, Maria Meza, Nat Mason, Joyce Russell, Karla Hansen, Laura Avery, Cindy Bectel, Jennifer Jeffrey. Fourth Row: Chris Eckholm, Karen Fowler, Shelley Blohm, Becky Slocum, Martha Beebe, Michelle Feasel, Julie Wahl, Marcie Day, Tim Greiner, Debbie Dennison, Laurel Flannery. Fifth row: Javier Rosaiez, Brian Musil, George Grabow, Tim Schancr, Lynne Chapman, Chris Braber, Stcfanic Quijas, Mark Guetza, Paul Kolosci, Steve Chapman, Tom McLouth, Tracy Forner. OFFICES DOMINATED BY FEMALES This year’s Student Council officers are all females, quite a turnaround from last year. The officers are president Robin Wilcox, vice-president — Barb Bailor, treasurer — Marsha Jorissen, and secretary — Sandy Sponhauer. The Student Council sponsors many activities such as the pumpkin-carving contest, the Homecoming Dance and also makes the Homecoming tick. The Student Council represents the students of Hart High and makes school a little more bearable. Officers sitting: president — Robin Wilcox, vice-president — Barbara Bailor, treasurer — Marsha Jorissen, secretary — Sandy Sponhauer. Second row: Karen Adams, Teresa Villanueva, Kathy Brink, Kris Van-DenHeuvel, Ann Kokx, Lisa Gracia. Ralph Ford. Third row: Advisor — Mr. Huntington. Susan Larson, Anita Christmann, George Grabow, Karen Fowler, Steve Fillips. Fourth row: Trina VanTassel, Don Lound, Ga-bridle Kerr, Ryan Walsworth, and John Hass. Front row: Denise DeBard, Tammy Henry, president — Millie Panghurn. secretary — Carmen Smith, treasurer — Michele Gamble, vice-president — Aaron Huntington. Second row: Lori Wicgand, Carrie Alvestcffer, Maria Meza. Lynn Chapman. Lisa Longendyke, Renee Shraugcr. Third row: Larisa Fuehring, Laura Foster. Amy Huntington, Tammy Van-dcrLaan, Yvonne Schaner. Back row: Connie Fleet, Michelle Cargill. Dawn Fitzpatrick. Cindy Bectel, and Debbie Dennison. This year there was some question as to whether or not the Spirit Club w ould be around or not. Well our prayers were answered as Millie Pangburn took over. This year the Spirit Club had a colors week where the Freshmen wore green, the Sophomores wore blue, the Juniors wore black and the Seniors wore brown. Then on Friday everyone wore red white and the class who had the most participants got to go to that Friday's basketball game free. The Spirit Club sponsors activities that the students participate in to have fun. SPIRIT CLUB IS PEPPY 1 SETTING ACADEMICS THE SCENE . . Left: Yeh, Don Zwade. you learned 2 more things this year! Above: Mr Heglund laughs at Michele Gamble after she told him she drove into a wall Below L.: Where are these rooms Mr. Huntington? Below R.: Kris Vandeheu-vel says, I’m so lonelv. I think I'll go eat some worms. 84 Gary Anderson — Math I feel like I’ve just ran ten miles.” Ted Bailey — Accounting Typing Ready, set, go!” Barbara Burmeister — Speech English 9 People in stone houses don’t throw glass.” Ron Chapman — Metals Shall we have tea and crumpets now?” Alice Cummingham — Foods Home Ec. Who’s Snicker Doos are burning?” Jim Cunningham — U.S. History Do you believe in Manifest Destiny?” Nancy Elenbaas — Health French How long do I have to hold this smile?” Phyllis Flynn — English Be quiet or I’ll sing!” Dennis Hedinger — Woods We’re all going over to Mr. Chapman’s for tea and crumpets!” Jack Heglund — Algebra Geometry Somehow that does not compute . . . does not compute . . . does ...” Sharon Holmes — Special Education Oh you devil you!!” Edwin Johnson — Biology Chemistry All Rwight, quit dinking awround!!” 85 86 Tim Karppinen — Alt. Ed. Don’t tell me I’ve got crumbs in my beard.” Jacqulyn King — Librarian If you want to capture someone’s attention, whisper.” Clarence Metzler — Band Good Deal” Robert Mikkelson — Counselor You want advice, I’ll give you advice.” O’Neil Newkirk — History My wife and I are in a love triangle ...” Linda Peterson — Math It’s been a long day and it hasn’t even started yet.” Rod Powers — Government Economics Is Everyone with me?” James Quinn — Building trades Drafting Now that we’ve learned how to draw a line, we’ll go have tea with Mr. Chapman.” Joan Ramseyer — English Journalism ... and after you get that done ...” Don Sebolt — English Spanish You ignorant savage.” John Shepich — Athletic Director So that’s how you do pushups!” Linda Shepich — Shorthand Doodling is not Shorthand.” 87 88 Harvey Weaver — Physical Science Math No, you can’t drink the formaldehyde.” Richard Welling — Art No, you can’t go to the bathroom, go between classes.” Donna Beadle — Bookkeeper Shoot, no Playgirl in the mail.” Alta Drum — Internal Accounting Beware! The coffee Machine is empty!” Ruth Ann Hackett — High School secretary Oh this % t @! + % typewriter!” Richard Huntington — Principal Yes, these are my own teeth.” Maria Luisa Lazo — Bilingual Secretary I’m not only perfect, I’m bilingual too!” Bill McIntosh — Superintendent You like my tie, I have 6 more just like it at home!” Bev Stafford — Superintendent’s secretary What, it’s Saturday?! What am I doing here!?” Loren Foster — Head custodian This is my chair.” Cooks — Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Wiedman, Mrs. Fishel, Mrs. Lindsey, Mrs. Dillingham, and Mrs. Swihart How could they be smiling after eating that stuff? 89 Jim Carlson — Custodian Oh gosh, gee and darn it!” Frank ''STieber — Custodian You’re a good kid and I don’t care what your father says.” Olga Herrera — Custodian Don’t ask me. I just work here.” mi Mr. Meuler knows how to go with the flow. Amy Huntington says to Tammy Henry. Private eyes are watching you ...” Not feeling too good, huh Ross?! Ate lunch here, I suppose? 91 SETTING THE FINAL SCENE THE SCENE . . Above: No public showing of affection in the hall, Todd Kardux and Chuck VanBergen. Right: Do you believe Mary and Joseph? Naw, really it’s Robin Wilcox and Judee LaPorte. Below R.: 1-2-3 Kick! MELINDA SUE ACKLEY W Future plans: To attend Cedanrille College and major in business. BARBARA JOE BAILOR Barb Future plans: To become a Veterinarian, retire young, then travel. KAREN LYNN ADAMS Chester” Future plans: Attend Davenport College for two years in Accounting and Hospitality Management. DIANE KAY BEEBE Jack” Future plans: Go to college and become a legal secretary. KENNA SUE AMSTUTZ Kenna” Future plans: Attend Ferris State College, then work with the airlines. A 94 DEBRA ANN Debn Future plans: Undecid If, by Bread. LAURIE ANN BIRKMAN LB Future plans: Attend Central Michigan University, major in elementary education. JAINE ELIZABETH BOWMEN Zhane” Future plans: Go to college for athletic training, sports medicine, and counseling. TAMARA LEE BRIMMER Skimmer” Future plans: Plans to attend Grand Valley State College and major in Business. MICHELLE RENEE CARGILL Michelle” Future plans: Plans to go to the Ludington Beauty Academy and become a cosmotolo gist. KATHY LEE BRINK Kat” Most cherished memory: The assembly the Drama Club put on. She really thought the Seniors were really close at that assembly. MICHELLE JOANN CARNES Michelle” Future plans: Plans to attend Muskegon Business College and become an Executive Secretary. MATT ALLEN CROSBY Man Future plans: Plans to attend Muskegon Business College and major in Business and Management and hopefully be able to run his own business. SCOTT PAUL DILLINGHAM Scott” Future plans: Plans on going to college, get a good paying job, and own a lot of Chevys. MICHAEL GREGORY DOLD Spike” Future plans: Plans on managing an elec-tronics parts store and to join a part-time Fire Department. JOHN WILLIAM DERBY John” Future plans: Plans to go to the Navy, get married, and have a happy fulfilled life. STEVEN EARL CHAPMAN Chappie” Future plans: Plans to go to Ferris State College and become an Auto Mechanic. YVONNE MARIE EISENLOHR Vonnie Future plans: Plans to work and attend a community college for two years, then transfer to a university. JAMES PAUL FOSTER Jim” Future plans: Plans to become a millionaire — someday. Favorite song: Run to the Hills by Rainbow. ANNETTE KAY FARMER Ane Future plans: Plans to play Basketball and Volleyball for Grand Valley State College and achieve all the goals in everything she sets out to do. MICHAEL ALLEN FOSTER Mike Future plans: Plans to have a career in agriculture. DAWN MARIE FITZPATRICK Fritz” Future plans: Plans to go to college and become successful. Most cherished memory: Saying goodbye at graduation. 98 MICHAEL HENRY FULLER Butcer” Future plans: Plans to go to college to play football and participate in track while studying to be a computer engineer. He plans to retire at the age of 30 or 33 and live off his money. MICHELE ANN GAMBLE Gamble” Future plans: Plans to go to college and major in either education or law enforce ment. GREGORY JOHN GEBHART Greg” Future plans: Plans on going to college and majoring in Business. PENNY LEE FREES Penelope” Future plans: Plans to get married, then go to Beauty School. KARA ANN FUEHRING Honks” Future plans: In the summer she plans to take a trip to California, then plans to go to college and major in Hotel Motel Restaurant Management. 99 CATHERINE ANN GRAY •Cathy” Future plans: To go off to college and pursue a career. Most cherished memory: Econ class. Favorite song: What About Me”. LEON LOUIS GREINER ”Leon” Future plans: Go to college and take data processing or electronic engineering. Most cherished memory: Time spent with my best friends. Favorite song: Open Arms”. WESLEY JOHN HANKS Jaun” Future plans: Going into the service and then becoming a State Police officer. Most cherished memory: Playing football. Favorite song: Screaming For Vengeance.” GREGORY JAMES HERREMANS Frank” Future plans: Go to college and be successful. Most cherished memory: When I got 2nd place at the regional golf tournament by one stroke. ALLEN FRANCIS HAMMERLE Al” . Future plans: Four years in the Marine Corps and after that I might stay in, or when I get out become a policeman. AARON WAYNE HUNTINGTON Alpha” Future plans: Plans to attend Grand Valley State College, then move to Bloomfield Hills in Detroit and own a restaurant. LESTER LI HILLIER Junior” Future plans: Plans to go to college and become an auto mechanic. Favorite song: Endless Love. MARSHA MAY JORISSEN Mouse” Future plans: Plans to become a medical examiner, be called Dr. J., become wealthy and live in a mansion in Arizona with her husband who will also be a doctor. TRACIE LOUISE HOWE Spacie” Future plans: Plans to go to Michigan State University and get a degree in accounting. While there, she plans to meet the man of her dreams” and move out West. She wants to live on a ranch and be very rich! TODD MICHAEL KARDUX Toddler” Future plans: Plans to go to college, take over the farm, and become a millionaire. 101 GABRIELLE ANN KERR Gabby” Future plans: Go to college and get a degree in education and psychology. Get married to Rod. Most cherished memory: The night in which I got engaged. RHONDA MARIE KOKX Rhonda” Future plans: Plan to go to West Shore Community College for accounting and computers, and then hopefully marriage. Favorite song: You and I”. PAUL HENRY LANGE Wally” Future plans: Plans to go into the Air Force. Favorite song: Physical”. JUDEE LYNN LAPORTE Jude” Future plans: Go to Muskegon Community College, work, party and get rowdy in the summer (not necessarily in that order). Favorite song: Hold on Loosely”. KARYN LOUISE KUIPERS Kuip” Future plans: My future plans are to become Mrs. Paul Cutter, and together, we will fulfill our dreams. Favorite song: Streets of Fire.” 102 DON JAMES LOUND Down Town” Future plans: I plan to go to college and study criminal justice, then become a State Trooper! Favorite song: Rosanna . SCOTT MICHAEL MALBURG Scoct Future plans: I plan to attend college and major in accounting and industrial operation. Most cherished memory: Mr. Powers econ class. JANET LOUISE MERTEN ”J«n Future plans: To go to college and become a registered nurse or get married and have a BIG family. SUSAN VIRGINIA LINKE Suzabelle Future plans: I plan to go to college and get a degree in dental hygiene. Then I would like to get a job and make lots of money and get married and have babies. CRAIG SPENCER LIPSKI Lapinski” Future plans: Go to college to become an agriculturalist. Most cherished memory: The 1980-1981 prom. Favorite song: Mickey”. 103 CARLA JEAN MORLEY CCP Future plans: Travel, stay happy and stay satisfied! Most cherished memory: 12-23-82, babysitting for Jensens with a certain someone! RONALD JOSEPH MERTEN 'Ron” Future plans: Plans to go to Ferris and study to become a C.P.A. Most cherished memory: The first time my column came out and people actually liked it. ROBERT WAYNE PIPPIN Pip” Future plans: Plans on taking life one step at a time and doing his best in whatever he does. Most cherished memory: Going out last summer with the boys — Chuck, Javier, and Todd. BRIAN RANDALL PERRY Bri Future plans: To go into the Air Force and move to California. Most cherished memory: The first time I went to California. MILDRED ANNE PANGBURN Millie Future plans: Marriage, and maybe further education. Most cherished memory: The Prom of 1982. TERRY GENE PURDY, JR. ‘Terry” Future plans: To attend a trade school, then find a job. Favorite song: “Don’t Talk To Strangers” by Rick Springfield. STEPHANIE DIANE PRICE Grace” Future plans: To move to Grand Rapids, get a job and go to college. Most cherished memory: January 14, 1983 — beating 8th ranked Scottville in Varsity Basketball: 61 38! MICHELLE KAY REED “LB” Future plans: To go to college and hopefully lead a successful life. Most cherished memory: To hopefully make it to the 27th of May, when she can walk out of here. TIMOTHY JOHN PUFFER run Future plans: To go into printing. Most cherished memory: Turning 16 years old. Favorite song: Hungry Like The Wolf . RHONDA LYNN RININGER “Ron” Future plans: To find a job, and a special someone. Most cherished memory: The summer of 1982 — had a lot of good times, met a lot of nice people (especially Johnny). TRACY LYNNE ROBBINS Spacey” Future plans: College degree in Business Administration. Most cherished memory: As a Junior, beating the Seniors in Pow-derpuff and taking the championship two years in a row. JAVIER ROSALEZ Javier” Future plans: Plans to attend college, unless his mom sends him to the seminary. Most cherished memory: The summer before Senior year — knowing there was only one more year to go. BRAD CORBY RUGGLES Snuggles” Future plans: College, marriage, and to become a millionaire — not necessarily in that order. Most cherished memory: Trying to drive in the Muskegon rush hour to obtain license. SANDRA KAY SCOUTEN Sandy” Future plans: To attend Central Michigan University and become a Physical Education teacher. Favorite song: You Got Lucky” by Tom Petty. DAVID EDWIN SHELLHOUSE Crocket” Future plans: To run and sell computers. Most cherished memory: When I got my Porsche. Favorite song: Hun So Good” by John Couger. 106 ROBERT WILLIAM SMITH •Bob'' Future plans: Go to college. Favorite song: Fantasy” by Aldo Nova. SANDRA KAY SPONHAUER Sandy- Future plans: Attend Muskegon Business College, get a job, and someday get married. Favorite song: Hard To Say I’m Sorry” by Chicago. KRISTINE LYNN SMITH Betty” Future plans: Maybe study the area of data processing at Muskegon Business College. Favorite song: Only Time Will Tell by Asia. WILLIAM BRADLEY SIMONS, JR. Lobo” Future plans: Farming or college at MSU for agriculture. Most cherished memory: Beating North Muskegon in Football (first time in. 16 years)! DELORES RITA SLOCUM Dee” Future plans: To attend CMU and major in journalism. Hopes to become a publisher, or editor, and to write a novel. Most cherished memory: First date with______ during Junior year. 107 DOUGLAS THOMAS STAFFORD Druggie” Future plans: Going into business. Most cherished memory: All the days I skipped during my high school career. KEVIN BRUCE STAFFORD Bruce” Future plans: Being in the Army for 20 years and becoming captain. Favorite song: What About Me,” by Moving Picture. TERESA LYNN TAYLOR 'Tracy” Favorite song: Up Where We Belong”. Future plans: To be able to travel. Most cherished memory: The day I got my class ring. STEVEN ROBERT TOZER Toz” Future plans: Going to college and special-izing in orthodonics. Most cherished memory: Taking first place in a state sanctioned Bass Fishing Contest. PAMALA LEE STUDER Pam Future plans: Either going to college or into the Air Force. Favorite song: The Girl Is Mine”. CHARLES VANBERGEN Spai” Future plans: To go to college out of the state. Most cherished memory: Being Homecoming King. KAREN T. VANDERZANDEN •Karen ’ Future plans: Two year business college. Favorite song: Endless Love . Most cherished memory: The prom. DAWNEEN ZUZANNE TURNER Turnover” Future plans: To go to college for advertisement or to become a photographer. Favorite song: Friend or Foe . MARK VANDENHEUVAL Squarm Future plans: Farming. Favorite song: Homicide . Most cherished memory: Getting my first car. 109 SCOTT RONALD VANDERZANDEN •’Scott” Favorite song: Ball and Chain”. O STEVEN WAYNE VOLPP Flash” Most cherished memory: Learning how to tie my own shoes. MICHELLE LYN VERSCHEREN Mitch” Most cherished memory: Skiing with the ski club. ROBIN RENEE WILCOX Reenee” Future plans: To go to college and become a nurse. Most important, to succeed in life. Above: Top ten Seniors — Bottom R: Karyn Kuipers, Tracie Howe, Steve Tozer, Barb Bailor, Stehpanie Price, Second R: Jaine Bowmen, Sandy Sponhauer, Laurie Birkmen, Karen Adams, Marsha Jorissen, Below: Senior Class Officers — Marsha Jorissen, Chuck VanBergen, Javier Rosalez, Karen Adams. CLASS SONG Theme from An Officer and A Gentleman — Up Where We Belong. Ill SCENE . . . Above: Fred Florshinger says, You want me to do manual labor, now that’s funny!” Left: Carla Morley says, Jeepers, creepers, see what I can do with my peepers.” Below: Steve Volpp shows his aggression because Greg Herremans and Allen Hammerle won’t let him in. Is it me? Robin Wilcox asks Kathy Brink. At the Country Corral, located in the old Ford building, there are so many fashions to choose from that it makes it difficult to decide. Do you often wish that you had one of those fantastic bodies that everyone admires? If your answer is yes”, maybe it’s time for you to check out the Body Shop health club. 114 LEES CA. $ LEES At Cal-Vans, Delores Slocum, Judee LaPorte, Michelle Verschueren, and Chuck VanBcrgen look like they’re ready to take off and have some fun. Mr. Per-senaire, the owner of Cal-Vans, points out the advantages of riding a Honda motorcycle. Cal-Vans is located on US 31, south of Hart. Phone 873-4387. Burcon’s Carpet Showcase: There are countless colors and styles — Amy Kinstner can’t decide which one style she likes best! Located in New Era. phone 861- 2222. STtML— NSTRATION CENTER Gary Brimmer had a big chunk of wood but nothing to cut it with. We recommended a Stihl chainsaw from Chapman’s Automotive Center, 15 East Main, 873-4466. Laura Foster, Terry Villanueva, Amy Kinstner. and Petra Barren are sampling one of the many livingroom sets at Burton Home Furnishings. In addition to the livingroom furniture, Burcons has a large selection of diningroom and bedroom accessories. The store along with the carpet showcase, is located in New Era. Phone number 861-2222. 115 count! (store • 1 Mobil Isn't it convenient to be able to buy your gas and your mun-chies at the same place? Dawn Fitzpatrick sure thinks so! And the place to go is the Country Store, located in downtown Hart on State Street. Looking for a card to give to that special someone? Kenna Amstutz of Cherryland Gifts and Cards would be happy to assist you. Cherryland Gifts and Cards is conveniently located in downtown Hart. Are you hungry? Jaine Bowman and Helen Villadsen suggest that you try CJ’s Restaurant, 208 East Main. Brad Ruggles discovered that the Farm Bureau Store has about everything from jeans to fertilizer, and bolts to dog-food! Easy to find on 3 East Main. 116 FARM BUREAU INSURANCEM GAYLE FORNER, AGENT Do you have a new car — but no insurance? If so, talk to Mr. Gayle Forner about his low-cost auto insurance. Other insurance available: life — farm — estate planning — home — recreational vehicles — business. 212 East Polk Road. Phone 873-4119. Look at this! exclaims John Brimmer. Fletcher-Haynor has a variety of helpful services. 823 Griswold. Phone 873-3030. 117 Hart Branch Corner of Polk and State, Hart, MI Phone 873-5446 Member of First American Bank Corp. SONS SHELBY - MICH Do you grow apples, asparagus, cherries, or any other produce? Laura Foster suggests that you bring all your fruit to N.J. Fox and Sons receiving station. ▼ Michelle Verschueren found out that, If you’re with Allstate, you’re in good hands. Gales Agency Inc. of 704 State Street, has complete Allstate insurance service. Tim Puffer is one of the many students from Hart that work at Gales IGA Foodliner. Gales is found on 710 State Street. Ph. 873-3333. It’s always a pleasure shopping at IGA. In addition to a beautiful selection of jewelry. Gales Jewelry of Hart also has such fine items as silverware, and glassware. Kim Gray will be more than happy to assist you when you stop in. 873-3488. Gambles has a selection for you! Whether it be stereos, appliances, or toys — Gambles has it all! And it’s right downtown Hart, Phone 873-2510. 119 Grant’s Studio Weddings — Portraits — Groups Graduation — Outdoor Specialists r 3155 Baseline Rd Shelby Shinyl Vinyl and Carpets by Congoleunv Poor, little Dee Slocum had a big problem. She had just bought a new house — but the house had no carpet. So we sent her down to the Griffis Home Improvement Center on 706 State Street, and ended her problem. chgard Seniors Judee LaPorte and Scott VanderZanden keep themselves busy while working at Hansen Foods on 105 Lincoln Street. Judee likes to see those shelves at Hansens well stocked. MOTEL CABLECOLOR TV MOVIES FREE CONT BREAKFAST BEDS AVAILABLE - WATER NO VACAN ibminii You’re right Brian Fitz — with features like these, the Hart Motel is just beyond compare. Located at 715 State Street. Phone 873 2151. The Hart Builders Supply, as Mike Burns and Chuck Van Bergen have found, has more than just hammers and nails. Hart Builders has everything from kitchen and bathroom fixtures to paint brushes and tall lad ders. Ron Merten, Kenna Amstutz, and Javier Rozalez seem to be able to agree on one thing — that Hawley’s Nursery on Polk Road is the place to go for all their lawn and tree needs. Phone 873-3150. Greg Herremans points out why Herremans Oil Company is so much better than the other oil companies. The reason? He says, it’s the name that makes it so great!” Herreman’s Oil is found on South Union. 121 11 I '‘jj'l ’(•i Mike Fuller and Todd Bullock will tell you that Lorenz Party Store is the place to go for that late night craving. Lorenz Party Store is located at 11 Washington in Hart. Doug Henry and Steve Volpp check out the tires at Hodges Standard, while their car is being filled up. Hodges Standard is located at 223 State Street in Hart. rutfaUSj... «j • DouGias LeafstRanD V 921 Maple Street I 1 I It ill mu - - HARDWARE , COUNCIL Kodak For quality tools and exceptional service, go to Mull’s Hardware, located at 109 Washington in Hart. Marvins Pharmacy is the place to go for all your pharmaceutical needs. Lis Johnson and owner Theresa Steen will help you find what you need at 39 State St. in Hart. BUICK unliar Allen Hammerle and Greg Herremans admire the new cars at Hodges Pontiac Buick, located at 204 State St. in Hart. Muskegon Federal Savings and Loans is the place to go for all your banking needs. Muskegon Federal Savings and Loans is Located at 424 State Street. 123 Kathy Brink poses for a picture in Heggs Studio, where quality photography is a standard. Heggs is located at 36 State Street in Hart. Petra Bartan demonstrates how to use the Amana Microwaves at Oceana Appliances, located at 183 N. Michigan Ave. in Shelby. ana Oceana Electric Co-operative wishes the Class of 1983 good luck. Oceana Electric Co-operative is located on N. State Street in Hart. g I Kara Fuehring gets some tips from the models at Powers. Dress good with clothes from Powers, stand straight and don’t act like a dummy. Powers is located at 28 State Street in Hart. Rose Marie Floral Shop is the place to go when you’re looking for that gift for someone special. Just ask Carla Morley, she’ll tell you. Rose Marie Floral Shop is located at 217 E. Main in Hart. 124 The Oceana County Savings Bank has four locations in Hart, Pcntwater, New Era and the drive-in bank in Hart. The Oceana Bank has been serving Oceana County for 95 years. THE OCEANA COUNTY BANK MILLER STUDIO best wishes to the class of 1983 You’re on your way with quality senior portraits from the Russ Miller Studio. Congratulations Class of 83” and welcome Class of 84 . Sandy Scouten and Dawn Fitzpatrick help themselves to the salad bar at Sally’s Family Restaurant where they have daily specials and feature good customer service. Hart J.V. Cheerleader Terry Villanueva poses for her picture outside of the Shelby State Bank which is a member of the FDIC and is a equal housing lender. Located at 242 Michigan Ave. in Shelby. 126 Kathy Schaner speaks for Schaner Oil Co. when she says, We feature Citgo gasoline and have 37 years of continuous delivery of fuel oil and gasoline.” When someone you love dies, it’s time to talk things out with Jonathen T. Kruer, funeral director of Tate Weaver Funeral Home, located in Hart and Pentwater. Rhonda Riniger reads up on the energy saving benefits in the using of wood stoves. Tanner Stark has a wide variety of wood stoves, sinks, and pipe fittings and much more. Located at 900 State Street. Merle Johnson, manager of Val Du Lakes points that Val-Du features casual dining, dancing and drinking. Located on Wilson Rd.. Mears. 127 Do you have a gas stove or gas water heater, but no gas? Give Pro-Gas a call 873-3182 VROOM COLD STORAGE The people at Vroom’s Cold Storage would like to congratulate the class of 1983. Vroom’s is located at 1151 S. Griswold. For an enjoyable evening, dine at Walker’s Colonial Dinning Room and then chat with your friends at Walker’s Bar. Walker’s is located at 227 East Main. Congratulations Graduates ou plan your career let WSCC help LOW TUITION TRANSFER CREDIT FINANCIAL AID NICAL PROGRAMS CAMPUS FACILITIES with programs In. PRE-ENGINEERING NURSING RN LPN ELECTRONICS DATA-PROCESSING BUSINESS and more... For more Information call the WSCC Admissions office (616)845-6211 Janice LaPorte stands ready to do some lawn care, trimming and minor landscaping for the Yankee Clipper Lawn Service. Ron Diane LaPorte are Owners. Phone 873-3118. Hungry? How about a hamburger, soft drink and fries at the Wooden Nickel at 225 N. Michigan Ave. in Shelby. 128 For old times sake, let’s eat at Yester Year Restaurant on Hancock St. in Pentwater! PATRONS Appletree Automotive Route 1, Mears V. Dale Barker M.D. 1 7 Courtland Ben Franklin Store 45 State Birchwood Farm Market 3178 Baseline Road Buildings Plus 907 State Cathy’s Beauty Salon Phone 873-2878 Courtland Lanes 107 Courtland D D Market West Polk Farmer’s Petroleum Co-op. Inc. 17 E. Main v A Do you live in the country and can only pick up 3 channels? Then J.R. Satellite Antenna Systems is for you. Located at 5610 Marshvillc Road in Shelby. Fenton’s Cider Mill Co. 5655 W. 5th., Mears Focal Point Photography 110 E. Main Golden-Hart Farm Equipment Phone 873-3815 Greatest America 10 State Gray Company 503 Polk Hart Animal Clinic 22 W. Main PATRON Hart Automotive Supply 65 State Mike’s Texaco 504 State Hart Redi Mix More Than Music Phone 873-2183 46 State Haviland Agriculture Chemical Co. Phone 873-3630 North wood Fruit Coop. Corp. Phone 861-2829 H.C. Hall Consulting 49 State Dr. E.E. Jonassen 44 Stare Jiroch ’s 105 W. Foster, Ludington Larson Sons 17 W. Washington McKee Central Agency 279 Hancock, Pentwater Mears Auto Service Fox Road, Mears Oceana Land Title Co. Formerly Oceana Abstract Title 117 State Oceana Country Club Joe Foster, Golf Pro Riverhouse Trading Post 6001 W. Monroe, Pentwater R L Variety Phone 873-4820 Rossi ter Ins. Agency 489 Polk Sears Catalog 708 State PATRONS Shelby Floral 198 N. Michigan Ave., Shelby Bill Wells 602 State State Farm Ins. Gerald Dennert, Agent West Michigan Power Equip., Inc. Phone 861-5009 Urick Monton West Shore Pharmacy 214 Washington 18 State ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Special thanks to: Bob Nelson of Focal Point Photography Russ Miller of Russ Miller Studio Mr. James Cunningham Mr. Phil Kenyon Mr. Gary Andersen Oceana Herald-Journal For photo contributions SETTING END’’ THE SCENE 134