Hastings High School - Saxon Yearbook (Hastings, MI)

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Twenty-seven area high schools participated in the Tenth Annual Business Olympics sponsored by Argubright Business College of Battle Creek. The skills in which the students were tested included spelling, typing, business machines, accounting, and data processing. Clay Brehn took third place in Business Math. Pictured are Kim Bubnas, Lori Hubbell, Iva Vaughn, Daniel Bell, Adam Burr, Melanie Cook, Jason Abendroth, Kevin Purgiel, and Clay Brehm. Missing is Tracy Allerding. Bottom To Top, L to R: P. DeDecker, Todd Harr, Clay Brehm, and Joe Meppelink. Second Row, L to R: John Rea, Geoff Gibson, Brandon Dawe, and Dave Clouse. Third Row, L to R: Jeff Jaspers, Mike Barnes, Filipe Palma, and Lewis Bolton. Fourth Row, L to R: Scott Turn- bull, K. Schaaf, Jon Schimmel, and Scott Kimmel. Missing From Picture: Evy Vargaz, Aaron Moskalik, and Joe Marfia. Science Olympiad 1987 was held on Saturday, March 7. The Hastings High Science Olympiad Team placed 4th out of 13 teams. Congratulations on your excellent finish! TJltis paye Sponsored by S fias brothers Restaurant 9n 11

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A TAKE IT TO THE TOP — LOVERBOY Row 1, L to R: Jason Seuss, Jeff Jaspers, Debra Schleh, Michelle Freridge. Stacey Rhodes, Chad Tolies, Jeff Rodenbeck. Mike Johnson. Matt DeCamp, Laura Hammond, and advisor Mr. Schaaf. Row 2, L to R: Janice Nolen, Lynn Nolen, Jim Clouse, Allison Curtiss, Jenifer Schimmel, Kim Belanger, Anna Spindler, Jenny King, Diane Dykstra, Dawn Archer, Angie Hoeh, and Laura Depompelo. Row 3, L to R: Mike Barnes, Tony Tuttle, Sara Sweetland, Becky Miller, Lin James, Dana Markley, Tia Degoa, Christy Bradley, Daniel Rodriguez, Scott Mueller, Jon Schimmel, Kristen Arnold, Kris Ross, Andrea Curtiss, Shawn Gahn, Micah Murphy, Paul Roy, and P. J. Devault. Row 4, L to R: Scott Clark, Tim McKay, Dave Vaughn, Matt Scott, B. G. Thormundssen, Kevin Purgiel, Jon Gergen, Todd Archer, and Chad Zimmerman. “The HHS Downhill Ski Club gives students yet another vehicle for maintaining building physical and emotional health through a healthful and challenging activity,” says advisor Kurt Schaaf. Activities may include the follow- ing: week night ski trips to local ski resorts, over- night weekend ski trips, building HHSDSC display case(s), pizza parties, ski film viewing, and spon- soring a dance (Jan. 9, 1987). Unfortunately, the snow did not cooperate this season at all but that did not dampen the HHS spirit for the Downhill Ski Club. The HHS French Club meets in room D203 under the supervision of advisor James Oliver. They go to Quebec during spring break every other year, attend French cultural activities and sponsor a dance. The president is Shannon Keller, V.P. is Shawn Rhoads, and Sec Treas. is Mark Slocum. The only pre-requisite for this club is a real interest in the French language and culture. Top Row: Jennifer Oldz, Laura Rowley, Angie Willson, and Jorge Goytortua. 4th Row: Ted Kenniston, Mark Slocum, and Deanna Sherry. 3rd Row: Michael Merrill, Shannon Keller (Pres), and Lisa Clawson. 2nd Row: Sue Inman, Andy Fur- row, Michelle Freridge, Jennifer Burton, and Glendon Cudahee. 1st Row: Mark Micklatcher, Mr. Oliver, Eric Maichele. Cherie Swank. 10 TJhii putji iftoniorej by the lu.it t (enter.

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Back Row. L lo R: Bill Meyers. Greg Feather. Kevin Purgiel. Angie Willson. Kathy Dawson. Sandi Moore. Jennifer Old Michelle Frey. Sean Us er. Front Row 1 to R Ted Keniston. Anita Butler. Kimberly Bubnas. Tracy Allerding. Uni Lambert, Jenny Norris. Dawn Shaffer, (.hen Swank. Shannon Tilley Miss- ing; Rhohda Daniels. Sharon Denslaw. Bridget Hooten, Missy Hull. Laura Lena. Michelle Murdock. Julie Richter. Sue Vincent. Missy Wallace The Hastings Chapter of the Business and Office Club (BOEC) was chartered this year. There are 4000 members in Michigan and 75 000 members nationally. BOEC is a vocational student organization and in Michigan is sponsored by the Michigan State Board ot Education. BOEC is for high school business students to develop business skills through competitive events and leadership activities. In addition, the club sponsors local activities such as dances, a Christmas food drive and activities that promote business education. Monthly meetings are scheduled according to the schedules of the membership. Members must be enrolled in a business class. Of- ficers are Sean Lester. President; Sandi Moore. Vice-President; Kimberly Bubnas. Secretary; Jennifer Oldz. Reporter; Ted Keniston. Parliamentarian. The advisor is Mrs. Dawson. International Club is a support group for incom- ing exchange students here for a year and en- courages H.H.S. students abroad. The club has pro- grams of international cuisine. The primary source of income is the sponsorship of a school dance. Advisor, Mrs. Brown, is very know- ledgeable of and active in the various foreign ex- change programs that educate and enlighten young minds. Top Row, L to R: B. G. Thor- mundson, Sean Lester, Julie Dimmers. Andrea Sawka. Sec- ond Down From Top: Andrea Curtis. Kevin Purgiel. Jon Schimmel, David Covey. Mid- dle Row: Jenny Jacobs. Filipe Palma. Michelle Ruthruff, Pam Miller. Third Row From Bot- tom: Janelle Hoekstra, Janet Miller. Chris Sarver, Chad Sarver. Second Row From Bot- tom: Sergio Goytortua, Michelle Freridge. Jennifer Borton. Jorge Goytortua. Bottom: Daniel Rodriguez. 12 is paye sponsore JLy PuJO. 2 .Wllt.