Hastings High School - Saxon Yearbook (Hastings, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1988 volume:

Pieces Octn, 'Pwfftef THE PIECES OF OUR PUZZLE. What is that supposed to mean? Well, to tell you the truth, I’m not exactly sure. You see, during the first long days of the school year the 1988 editors contemplated in the publications room. We were faced with the important decision of determining the theme of this year’s yearbook. Several ideas were batted around but, eventually we settled on “The pieces of our puzzle.” The students and faculty of H.H.S. are one big puzzle. Each one of you is an integral part of this puzzle. H.H.S. would not be complete without you. Without the dedication of many people this book would not have been possible. I wish to thank the 1988 staff members for all of their time. To the other editors, Karla, Sue, Shannon, and Rebecca, — you all did a super job!!! And finally to Mrs. Freridge — How did you put up with us? I hope that you all enjoy the 1988 SAXON yearbook because it is about us. Editor TABLE OF CONTENTS Academics 3 Student Life 65 Sports 108 Graduation 137 Index of Pictures 142 Special Recognitions 148 Sponsors 150 Colophon 2 152 Academics Administration 4-5 Faculty 6-13 Freshmen 14-21 Sophomores 22-29 Social Studies 30-31 Juniors 32-39 Mock Elections 42-48 Seniors 49-64 Board of Education — front row:M. Feldpauach, L. Haywood, Rev. M. Anton, and Dr. W. Baxter, back row: D. Hoekatra, P. Endsley, and A. Ainslie. Superintendent Carl Schoene I. Director of Educational Services Principal Mr. S. Harbiaon Robert Vanderveen, and Director of Operational Services Albert Francik. Aaat. Principal and Athletic Director Mr. W. Karpinski Aaat. Principal Mr. L. BeBeau 4 This page sponsored by True Value Hardware Mrs. Brown Counseling Mr. Cole Counseling Mr. Furrow Counseling Mrs. Horning Principal Office Secretary Mrs. Robinson Student Office Secretary Mrs. Tack Counseling Office Secretary This page sponsored by Stephen D. Loftus, D.D.S. 5 Miss. Ackerson: Communications A and B Miss. Aumick: Chorus, Treble Choir, and Concert Choir Mrs. Baker: Hastings High School Librarian Mr. Balderson: Intro, to Automechanics and Automechanics I and II Mrs. Campbell helpsTom Vos with his English assignment. Come on Mr. Christopher tell us something we don’t know! Lisa Kelley, Matthew Scott, Diane Dukes, and Clint Waller Frienda Forever” Mrs. Campbell’s class hard at work on English assignment. i Mr. Black: Accounting, Computerized Accounting, Typing, Retailing, and Co-op Mr. Butler: Math and Mrs. Campbell: Literary Business Explorations A 6 This page sponsored by Wayne’s Shoe Store Mrs. Cooklin: Algebra I and Basic Math Mr. Czinder: Government and Economics Mrs. Dawson: Accounting, Typing,and Office Support Mr. DeDecker: Advanced Biology and College Prep Biology Mr. Domke: Animal Science, Plant and Soil Science, Electricity, Home Mechanics, and Physical Science Mr. Domke can you please repeat the question? Sandy Moore says “Oh No what did I do Now! ’ Mr. DeDecker presents another slide show. Were you surprised!! Miss. Foley: Everyday Physical Science, Physical Science A, and Basic Math Ms. Drolen: English Literature and Communications A Mr. Evans: Basic Skills Ms. Neeb: Art I and Jewelry Mrs. Nystrom: Physical Education and Study Hall Mr. Oliver: French I,II, and III and Practical Law Mrs. Oliver: Advanced Placement History and U.S. History A and B Jay Wellington shows us the Wheel of Chance. Erin Keller hard at work on homework in Study Hall. Geoff Gibson, Mr. O’Mara, and Tom Devault studying the confusing subject of Law. Mr. Phillips: Reading Lab Mr. O’Mara: Practical Law Mr. Oom: General Woods, Advanced Woods, and Fiberglass and Plastics Mr. Pattock: Physical Science 10 Mrs. Porter: Hastings High School Library Aide Mr. Purgiel: Business Law, Introduction to Typing, and Advanced Typing Mr. Rodgers: General Metals, Mr. Rodriguez: Spanish I, II, Intro, to Auto, Machine III, and IV Metals, and Study Hall Mr. Schwartz: U.S. History� Practical Law, and Communications Mrs. Schoeder: Instrumental Music Mr. Simpson: Sports and Fitness, Intro, to P.E., and Weight Training and Conditioning 11 Ms. Neeb: Art I and Jewelry Mrs. Nystrom: Physical Education and Study Hall Mr. Oliver: French I,II, and III and Practical Law Mrs. Oliver: Advanced Placement History and U.S. History A and B Jay Wellington shows us the Wheel of Chance. Erin Keller hard at work on homework in Study Hall. Geoff Gibson, Mr. O’Mara, and Tom Devault studying the confusing subject of Law. Mr. O’Mara: Practical Law Mr. Oom: General Woods, Advanced Woods, and Fiberglass and Plastics Mr. Pattock: Physical Science Mr. Phillips: Reading Lab 10 Mrs. Porter: Hastings High School Library Aide Mr. Purgiel: Business Law, Introduction to Typing, and Advanced Typing Mr. Rodgers: General Metals, Mr. Rodriguez: Spanish I, II, Intro, to Auto, Machine III, and IV Metals, and Study Hall Mr. Schaaf: Physics Mr. Schwartz: U.S. History, Mrs. Schoeder: Instrumental Practical Law, and Music Communications Mr. Simpson: Sports and Fitness, Intro, to P.E., and Weight Training and Conditioning 11 Mr. Smith: Industrial Arts — Drawing Mrs. Smith: Nurse Aide and Health Occupations Mr. Stewart: English Mrs. Storrs: Family Living, Nutrition Education, Sewing, Consumer Ed., Parenthood Ed., Life Management Skills, and Interior Designs Steve Fay and Mr. Talyor working on the house they are building. Chris Mennell and Steve Vickery working on prodject in woodshop. Nice desk Mr. Stewart!! Mr. Strong: Health Education Mr. Taylor: Vocational Construction Trades Mrs. Weller: Personal Typing, U.S. History, Computer Applications, and U.S. Government and Enconomics Mr. Wilcox: Special Education 12 Hastings Bus Drivers: Left to Right — Carol Bolton, Linda Greenfield, Janice Welson, Kathy Purdun, Sharon Duits, Lee Tracy, Jody Stookham, Jan Gasper, Mauri Greenfield, Marsha Brown, Caralyn Davis, Barb Rietkerk, and Bill Wetzel. Drivers missing: Joan Blair, Dick Bustance, Beverly Cole, Darrell Davis, Steve Greenfield, Mike Hallifax, Fred Hayes, Bonnie Hoffman, Lucy Miller, Mervyn Miller, Nora Peake, Linda Perry, Gene Service, Donna Sinclair, Sharon Teunessen, and Dick Woodland. Maintenance-(Second Shift) left to right:Laverne Bowman, Steven Woodmaneee, Bonny Moody, Robin Stoepker-Girrbach, and Elizabeth Nevina. Not Pictured Paul McClurkin. Food Service: Front Row L to R: Betty Kidder, Mae Ellsworth, Mary Newton, Shirley Decker, I eisha Hull, and Jennette Dezess. Back Row L to R:Mr. Cooklin, Beverly Lumbert, Nelma Sebly, Joellen Lancaster, Marge Cappon, Janet Metzger, and Gayna Westbrook. YMCA DirectorDave Storms Maintenance — left to right: Tom Gibson and Larry Decker. 13 Mr. Goodyear I.S.S. FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1991 PMSU CLASS OFFICERS: L to R; Jeremy Horan.Councilman; Carrie McCandlish, Vice — President; Cynthia Purgiel, President; Rachel Hicks, Sec Treasurer; Matt Dykstra, Councilman Doug Barnes Emily Allyn Tim Bazan Steve Anger Marc Belcher 14 This page sponsored by J.C.Penney Company Dawn Billings Bryant Campbell Larry Depompolo Scott Bell Johnny Birman Michael Bryan Andre DeVree Mike Champion Lisa Cook Tom Cruttenden Jeff Davis Corey Dockter John Drake Brad Bennett Paul Bennett Tom Brandt Rebecca Britten Nicole Burr Jim Cabral Jessica Cranmore Martha Craven Tom Dawson Kamell deGoa Matt Dykstra Diane Eaves 15 Dave Elliot Janice Eltzroth Melissa Grabau Brenda Hayes Victoria Frey James Harvath Thomas Haywood Greg Endsley Matthew Gahan Nicole Goodman Gabriel Griffin Erika Hattis Douglas Healy Gary Evans 5 Tammy Galbreath Jeff Garland Roberta Groner Bernie Hause Brian Heath Marcus Hamilton David Hawkins Matthew Henion Geri Eye Holly Gaylor Daniel Grabau Chris Hammond Sarah Hawkins Rachel Hicks Meritt Higffins A Jeffrey Hoxworth Wendi Lambert Roberto Luna, Jr. Michael Horn rich Bradley Humphrey Chuck Jordon Brian Ketchum Jason Larabee Chad Lundquist Robert Huver Jon Keeler Robert Kidder Steven Leary Jr. Wende Lusk Kirt Hooten David Keller Shelly Kinney Tammy Lyttle Tracev Keller Debra Kelley Nicole Kuhn Kristie Livinosion Sammy Koebar Pat Linderman II Robert Madden 17 Tom Marline An U M MiUer Carrie McCandlish C had Miller Jeremy Miller Mama Keyioaie Kenneth Reynold� Jennifer Kublraki Todd Nickerson Aaa Randall Matt Miles Don Moore Jacob Moorman V Christopher Patten Brandi Raymond Yvon Roush Angela K. Miller Clint Morgan Julianne Norris Kevin Perkins Stacey Rowley 18 Deann Snyder Stephanie Stafford Maxine Stanton Paul Teuneasen Jason Tietz Brian Tobias Kari VanNatter Christine Turnes Chad VanSyckie Johnny Villa Christina Sherry Trinity Steen Teshia Tobias Tina Wagner Justin Straube Wendy Todd Wl ' i A wf W A Kyle VanHouten Steven W'aidron Carrie Schneider James Skidmore Mary Sweetland t u Holly Vann Jennifer Wallace 19 Chad Watson Christina White James Yepez Ty Wattles ■mi i Katy Sue Windee Chase Youngs Maxwell Weeks Bradley Weller Tom Wiswell Rhonda Zalewski Katie Witker Bryant Zimmerman Brad Warner Chuck Warren Jay Wellington Jamie Wellman Richard Williams Carrie Wilson Brian Wolfenbarger Jeanette Woods Michelle Zurface PICTURES UNAVAILABLE FOR: Chris Ballard, Shane Bassett, Travis Brovont, Richard Carvell, Amy Culhane, Shannon Frye, Jerry Harston, Eric Herman, Danny Jarman, Carrie Kidder, Lisa Lee, Brenda Moore, George Musser, Jason Newton, Tim O’Neil, Gary Parsons, Eric Phillips, Joe Salski, Kimberly Smith, Joe Williams. 20 This page sponsored by The Mexican Connection Janie Crawley and Darcie Davie hard at work in study hall!!! Jeannette Roy, Alison Curtiss, Jeremy Miller, and Robert Madden enjoying Science class!!! Nancy Vitale, Rob Ixmgstreet, and Heather P rue ha Friends Forever Mr. Philips’s class enjoying a good book. Angela Sears showing her Saxon Pride. Paul Hare, Shelly Kinney, and Debbie Ttglae enjoying the langage of French!!! Mr. and Mrs. Metzger show their SAXON PRIDE at a sports event. and Iva Vaughn show their friendshi F R I E N D S H I P This page sponsored by Elias Brothers Big Boy 21 SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1990 Class Officers L to R: Jamie Murphy, President; Alison Curtiss, Vice — President; Trudy Cole, Sec-Treasure; Jennifer Schimmel, Councilman; Nicole Shay, Councilman; Geoff Gibson, Councilman. Jason Abendroth Rosemary Anger Christina Arends Ted Armor Russel Adams Rodney Armstrong Teresa Amalio James Atkins Christopher Anderson 22 Kimberly Belanger Daniel Bell Melissa Belson Cassi Benner I ewis Bolton Chris Bowman Steve Brady Clay Brehm Y Jeff Baxter Wendy Bennett Michelle Briggs M David Bryant Kerry Begg Kelli Beukema Joseph Burgess Sara Burghdoff Christine Cabral David Cairns Robert Carlson Sean Carrigan Rob Case Gregory Chandler Jennifer ('base Daryl Cheeseman Scott Chipman Colleen Clark 23 •lanie Crawley Nicole Crosby I)arcie David Gary Davie Kay—end Dni—etra JtdW I iiae Tami Eisner Chad Eaten Stephanie Clouse Meliaea Coon Melanie Croee Tim Cruttenden Alison Curtiss Eric Ends ley Lisa Endsley Kimberly Fagan Jacquie Daniel !. V 4' N Thomas Devault Becky Eaeey Kevin Farris 24 Brooke Faught A Brian Gibson mT Karen Hamilton John Heikka Jennifer Homan Jaaon Fields Geoff Gibson Heather Haas Todd Harr “Tan David Herman Heather Horn Jeff Gagnon Susan Haight Terry Harrington Susanne Howell Miranda Gillons Matthew Hall Jill Havey Tiffany Hewitt Lori Hubbell Barry Gibson Laurie Greenfield Heather Hinton Robert Huebner 25 Breck Kelly Jessica King Sara Lake Gloria Johnson Lisa Kelley Aaron Ketchum Julie Kubek Sherry Kidder Shawn Kwekel V Jennifer Leinaar Shannon Leslie Anna Lewis Dan Kendall Tanya Kohn Cynthia Langford Michelle Lewis Tracy Kenfield E. Butch Langford Jacklyn Longstreet Joe Marfia Jennifer Kensington Bret Laubaugh Angelina Luna Regina McIntyre 26 Scott McKeever Angela Miller Laura Myers Blanca Pacheco David Pillars Lisa Miller Michelle Morgan Chad Neil Shane Park Sonja Pinnell Christopher Mennell Christina Morrison Marcia Peake Denise Planck Tony Miller Joe Meppelink Derek Metzger Samual Miner James Morrison Brian Morton Erich Owen Rachel Phillips Dan Pranshka 27 4 Sandy Reid Traci Roush Kyle Shattuck Nicole Shay Tammie Rider Tammy Shellenbarger Rodney Selleck Karon Sofia Kathy Rine Michael Ruthruff Debbie Sensiba Teresa Shepard Anna Solmes Greg Roath Gene Sinclair Nikki Spaulding Marti Rose Todd Scheck Suzi Sexton 28 This page sponsored by Bosley’s Pharmacy Eric Steidle Warren Ulrich Corey Ward Joseph Willson Dave Wren Jon Teunessen Tammie Thayer Donna Vansickle Bob Vanzandt Jeffrey Warren Jason Watson Mellissa Winick Kirk Ziegler Valerie Yesh Cynthia Wood ■ PICTURES UNAVAILABLE FOR: William Balk, Billie Burbank, Melody Davis, Joey Gloetner, Adam Huges, Debra Reed, Kimberly Simmet, Chad Stevens, Stanley Stevens, Chad Stiles, Jennifer Svoboda, James Thomason, James Townsend Thomas Vos Chad White Brian Turnbull Dion Vrooman Jarred Thompson Kara Venhuizen Teresa Westbrook Lisa Townsend Robin Wood Andrew Woodliff Elwin Wood Jr. V Edward Zurface This page sponsored by Hastings Orthopedic Clinic, P.C. 29 Brian Gibson and Rebecca Hawkins CITIZEN BEE The Citizen Bee is an open competition for all high school students. Brain Gibson and Rebecca Hawkins represented Hastings High School at the regional com- petition. The Citizen Bee is a competition that involves the knowledge of American History and Current Events. The competition was held at Kellogg Community College on March 8, 1988. Brain and Rebecca did well for their first time in the competition. PRACTICAL LAW Enjoying Practical Law!!! Practical Law is a required one year course for all students in their sophomore year. The class is taught by Mr. Kietzmann, Mr. Oliver, Mr. O’Mara, and Mr. Schwartz. Practical Law is a val- uable class that teaches everyone about the legal process and the way laws affect them. The course prepares students for their futures by learning the way the law can help them in their jobs and personal lives. The most important aspect of the class is learning personal rights and how and where to get help when it’s needed. Cival law. Criminal law, Consumer law, Family law, liberties, psychology, history, and government fill the course session.The class has field trips to highlight the subject that is currently being taught. Some examples of some of the trips taken are to the county jail and circuit court. These trips enhance the in-class lectures, discussions, mock trials, case studies, guest speakers, movies, and filmstrips, by Lesli Becker Information provided by Practical Law teachers 30 A.P. HISTORY The advanced placement program began at our high school this year 1987-88. So far, the social studies department offers students advanced placement U.S. history as a formalized course, although plans may broaden to include government at a future date. Students in the class learn in an accelerated program geared more toward a college level format and pres- entation. The course is challenging and individuals may select to take the College Board placement test in the Spring of the school year. Any student, whether in an AP course or not, may take the College Board test. However, taking the AP class allows the student to learn necessary information in a formal classroom setting. Information provided by Mrs. Oliver Mill | Pictured left to right Ann Veldman, Marc Micklatcher, Andy Furrow, Jim Richard, Roni Schleh, Mrs. Oliver, Lydia Hensley, Lori Sexton, Melanie Cook, Karla Halstead, Jennifer Oldz, Kathy Dawson, Sandy Moore, Paul Vanameyden, Marc Lester, Joe Kramin, Greg Feather, Jason Eldred, Scott Furrow, and Val Oldz. 31 JUNIORS CLASS OF 1989 Cl MB L to R: Murk Kelly. OooncilrMn; Ann Spindk-r, Vioe-Preaident; Evy Vnr(piz, Sec-Treaaurer; Kris Witham. Councilman; Scott Schoeaael, President. 32 This page sponsored by Consolidated Enterprises Tom Bolo Deanna Campbell Mason Chriatianaen Victor Connor Vern Derem Dennise Ellis Tammy Endsley Joel Bridge man Carrie Carr Lenny Case Nacole Burger Jim Clouae Craig Cole Tammy Cotton Rhonda Daniela Polly Duffy Diane Dykstra Steve Fay Derek Ferris Adam Burr Dawn Eaton Jim Field Jerry Chewning Deborah Comp Angie Ehredt Deanna Fisk This page sponsored by West Michigan District of the Wesleyan Church 33 William Fletcher James Gordon Sandy Hard Lydia Hensley Keri Howlett Melinda Hare Marie Hawkins Heidi Herron Gidget Hubbard Melissa Griffin Paul Hare Kimberly Hayden Dan Hubbell Martha Garcia I Melissa Gross Deanna Holland Randy Hughes Jamie Garrett Angela Hall Peter Hauschild Anthony Hayes Ginger Horton Jennifer Jackson Brian Gordon Sophia Halliwill Debbie Hause Shellev Hendrick Kristine Howe Jennifer Jacobs 34 Stacy Jordan Erin Keller V Mark Kelly Myerel Kidder Laura Lenz Jennifer King Andy Leonard Julie Lord Darcel Lowell James Lenz Gene Liszweski Doug Maurer Tamra Lewis Tamera Martinez John Maurer Kelli McCall Michael McCormack Tim McKay Paul McKinstry Tom Konieczny Matthew Lumbert Dawn McCarty Jason Miller Gary Kellav Joseph Krammin Michael Lewis Denise Madden Ron McComh Marci Miller 35 VaJ Oldz Lori Sexton Tish Reigler Michael Same Chad Murphy Gary Parker Terri Sanlnooencio X Tom Shumway Tina Parker Daryl Pyle Jim Richard Bill Schild Monica Siewert V Paige Nelson Eric Pennock Ginger Ray Julie Richter Roni Schleh Lloyd Simmons David Newsome Carrie Pifer Steven Reahm Trina Slags tad Jamie Ogden 4 Kristina Porter Kristin Roes Matthew Scott Allen Slocum 36 Anthony Smith ' I Kimberly Stevens Jennifer Temby James Thompson Yvette Vargaz Christopner Smith Anna Spindler Robert Stroh Scott Teske Debbie Tiglas Iva Vaughn Jen Smith Kimberly Smith Beth Stafford Tammy Stamm Melissa St rouse Rich Sunior Christopher Todd Chris Tracy Ann Veldman Nancy Vitale Nikki Smith Scott Smith John Stanton Marques Steinfort Duane Taylor Kelli Tebo Melynda Thomas Wayne Thomason Tony Tuttle Paul Vanemeyden Chris Walker Wendi Wallace 37 i Clinton Waller i Joann Waiters Cassie Ward Brandon Wilder Kimberly Winans Casey Wolfe Kenneth Wood Shay Wood Robert Wendorf Patricia Wilson Alexandra Warren Michael Wright i Heather Watson Jeffrey Young Martha Webb Chad Zimmerman PICTURES UNAVAILABLE FOR: Debra Bartimus, Gary Denback, Kimberly Huizenga, Harry Kidder, Na- than Lancaster, Edward Langon, Mike Main, Jody Mis- ner, Tammy Morrison, Williams Rivera, Gail Thompson, Beverly Wood Juniors show their SAXON Homecoming Spirit. 38 This page sponsored by Sisters’ Fabrics Sonja Pinnell, Melody Morgan, and Colleen Clark working on a lab. Mrs. Fullerton’s English class. Chris Smith, Hank Teunessen, and Mike Soya enjoying a break in the day. _ . the commputer. Jason Hunt and Jennifer Leinaar disecting a frog. Mr. Oliver’s French class hard at work!!! Jennifer Oldz and Mrs. Dawson hard at work on a business assignment. Freshmen hard at work on a math assignment. Laurie Kensington and Heather Watson enjoying a lecture in their class. Marc Micklatcher working on French homework. Ms. Drolen’s English Lit. class. This page sponsored by David M. Woodliff Staff 39 THE CLASS OF 1988 41 MOCK ELECTIONS 1988 CLASS BUDDIES: Chris Tokarski and Sara Minor CLASS BUDDIES: Scott Mueller and Micah Murphy CLASS CLOWNS: Jeff Rodenbeck and Missy Short DONE THE MOST FOR HHS: Andrea Curtiss and Rob Longstreet 42 This page sponsored by John F. Huntley, Attorney MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Ben Hawkins and Jeanette Skidmore. BEST BODS: Jamie Strohm and Melanie Cook. This page sponsored by Hastings House 43 MOST ENERGETIC: Amie Temby and Greg Heath. BEST SMILES: Chris Howell and David Vaughan. MOST LAID BACK: Brian McLean and Beth Huver. BEST ALL AROUND: Dan Pickard and Dawn Archer. NEVER ON TIME: Kim Smead and Tom Mathews. Leave Tom alone Ms. Drolen! BEST DANCERS: Darren Monteith and Ann Carpenter. 44 MOST SPIRIT: Archie Wood and Heather Prucha. UNSUNG HEROES: Mark Matthews and Laurie Kensington. CUTEST: Chad Tolies and Cari Bradley. CLASS CHATTERBOXES: Andy Mogg and Laura DePompolo. This page sponsored by Cappon Oil Co. and Cappon Quick Marts 45 SHYEST: Aija Roush. CLASS POLITICIANS: Robin Beach and Scott Turnbull. CLASS RADICALS: Kelli Gielarowski and Jason Seuss. MOST ATHELETIC: Mike Brown and Tracy Heath. Mock elections are continued on page 150 47 Ben Hawkins Scott Mueller, Paul Roy, Micah Murphy, and Lee Nichols Chad Pifer, Brandon Olcheske, and Curtis Sorell Vision” Beth Huver and Laurie Kensington Andy and Scott Furrow Chris Howell, Kelly Scheider, Heather Prucha, and Christy Bradley Karla Halstead Bridget Bueker, Tracy Heath, and Lisa Hattis Christy and Cari Bradley Becky Marsh, Amy Ketchum, Kelley Daugherty, and Kim David Vaughan Jenny Norris Andrea Sawka and Jennifer Evans Darren Monteith Rob Lonstreet, Scott Turnbull, Chad Tolies, David Vaughan SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Jason Bennett, Jennifer Borton, Ann Carpenter, Renee Curtis, Steven Curtis, Jennifer Demond, Peter Devault, Jennifer Evans, Heidi Frye, Mary LaJoye, Bradley Lundquist, Kenneth Mackenie, Douglas Main, Dennis Mennell, Karen Miller, Darren Mon- teith, Christina Morgan, Mike Norris, Christa Pierce, Michelle Rice, Dena Sherry, Kim Smead, Tom Strouse, Christina Tokarski, Steve Vickery, Nicholas Wirsch, and Archie Wood 48 ScflSCWS Class o Senior Clan Office, Dront row X to R, 4nJrca Curtin, Councilmm;J(clli Qi.trowdi, PrriiJ.nl; Bad row J to P.BriJyet JJooten, Vicr-PrtliJrnt;oCaurir J(.niinfton, Srcrrtaiy 9rraiurrr;Xiia JJattis, Coancitmm-.JCMy PritdarJ, Counci (mm. 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OfiLtL 59 � W A. Oms S. P L 2U J. PLftir % 's.. . M 2« 2l ft'LmrJ VJ-i. W. P L J. PrMfmJm Jr. JC. tk J. P. . K.ik, I p n JUU 2). PnuLm 60 WuUf. W. Jt. CLJ. IV. PmJ .4. Km, Vri 4. Aanvr J� J � K. SmmLm Wmll I ScLmmJmr JUK, J. 4ifm tn. KmmJ. 61 nUn J. SLd HUM I Sim.� _S oil ,S« n S M 4. Smm� m lf .K. S JL Am W. Soft. 62 This page sponsored by Bob’s Grill and Restaurant 63 C. Worik m.Ul. J(. WJtimm� I uu. e , j$. w— PLtirl wt KJLL J. WiU Iflmnim “0. 64 This page sponsored by Hastings Mutual Insurance Company Student Life Clubs 66-80 Band 82-83 Snowball 84-85 Prom 86-89 Play 90-91 Musical 92-93 Candids 94 Foreign Exchange Students 95 Homecoming 96-97 Senior Fund Drive 98-99 Odd-n-Ends 100-107 65 Front row: Mr. DeDecker, Joe Marfia, Geoff Gibson, John Rea, and Wes Scobey. Second row: Shane Park, Brandon Dawe, David Clouse, Chris Benedict, and Evy Vargas. Third row: Richard Williams, Jeff Bell, Chris Hammond, and Kevin Kelley. Fourth row: Tami Davis, Jen Chase, Tina Porter, Wendi Wallace, and Aaron Moskalik. Fifth row: Eric Endsley. Front row: Rob Witzel, Scott Furrow, Glendon Cuddahee, Erin Solmes, and Ron McComb. Second row: Joe Krammin, Paul VanAmeyden, Andy Furrow, and Mark Micklatcher. 66 This page sponsored by Northern Aerial Survey, Inc. Future Farmers of America Front row: DeAnna Jones, Janice Nolen, Lloyd Simmons, and Advisor; Mr. Domke. Second row: Brian Gibson, Jim Lenz, and Dan Pickard. Third row: Gary Davis, Duane Taylor, and Butch Kollek. Fourth row: Rob Niel, John Staton, Boyd Endsley, and Gene Sinclair. Butch Kolleck speaks at the convention. Members listen to Mr. Domke. This page sponsored by Thornapple Valley Equipment, Inc. 67 Science Olympiad Front Row: Mr. DeDecker, Christine Benedict, Ben Hawkins, Evy Vargas, and Mr. Shaff. Second Row: Geoff Gibson, Wendi Wallace, Heidi Herron, and Rose Anger. Back Row: Tina Porter, Mike Merrill, Kevin Kelly, and Aaron Moskalik. The Hastings Science Olympiad team placed fourth out of fourteen teams from schools in several counties in our area. Evy Vargas and Wendi Wallace both placed first in A is for Anatomy. In Science Bowl, Brandon Dawe, Eric Endsley, Kevin Kelly and Aaron Moskalik placed second. David Clouse and Eric Endsley also placed second in Calorimeter. Left: David Clouse, Bradon Dawe, Aaron Moskalik, Kevin Kelly, Evy Vargas, Wendi Wallace, and Eric Endsley. Back Row: Joe Meppelink, Jennifer Chase, Tina Porter,Melody Morgan, Paul VanAmendan, Jason Rea, Shane Park, and Jeff Bell. 68 Evy Vargas and Wendi Wallace show off their medals. Above: Kevin Kelly, Aaron Moskalik, and Eric Endsley BUSINESS OFFICE EDUCATION CLUB Front rowrDavid ('louse. Dawn Schaffer, Michelle Frey, Jenny Norris, Greg Feather. Second row: Kathy Dawson, Sandy Moore, Angie Wilson, Jennifer Oldz. Third row: Tammi Thayer, Cassi Ward, Trina Slagstad, Roni Schleh. Third row: Mark Garvey, Tammy Schelenbarger, Shannon Tilley. Fourth row: Rob Huebner, Kelli Gerber, Jodi Gerber, and Tammi Davis. B.O.E.C. is a club for students interested in business. The club competes at conventions and other competitive projects. They have fundraisers to pay for the competitions. The of- ficers are Jenny Norris, Michelle Frey, Jennifer Oldz, Kathy Dawson, Sandy Moore, and Bill Myers. Students must take a business class to be in this enthusiastic club. Jenny Norris, show them your pearly whites. Beth Pierce shows her trophy. David Clouse receives an award. T R 0 U B A D 0 R S HASTINGS CONCERT CHOIR First Row: Heidi Herron, Becky Case, Sue Taylor, Jacki Johnson, Brenda Hobert, Colleen Lewis, Jenny Jacobs, Angie Ehredt, Heidi Frye, Amy Bowers, and Christine Benedict. Second Row: Karla Halstead, Amy Gibson, Wendy Ulrich, Deb Hensley, Sara Vos, Gail Thompson, Fran Hause, Sue Snow, Kim Fagon, Julie Lord, Miss Aumick. Third Row: Deb Tiglas, Abby Forbes, Sandy Hard, Ann Carpenter, Dena Slater, Michelle Ruthruff, Keri Howlett, Cathy Bradley, and Sara Miner. Fourth Row: Rose Anger, Amie Temby, Darren Monteith, Jeff Warren, Roy Brown, Steve Reahm, Gary Parker, Scott Schoessel. Fifth Row: Marc Lester, Lewis Bolton, Dan Phillips, Jeff Pugh, Jim Clouse, Gary Kelly, Tom Corkins, Geoff Gibson, and Tom Devolt. The Hastings High School Concert Choir is made up of 54 students interested in music and performance. The choir attends many festivals including South Western Michigan Vocal Festival in Kalamazoo. The choir presents concerts for the community, for example, the Christmas Concert and Spring Concert. During Christ- mas the students travel to the elementary schools and to the medical facility bringing entertainment to the com- munity. Troubadors are a group of six choir students who enjoy performing vocal jazz. They also perform at concerts and on request performances. Both Concert Choir and Troubadors are under the direction of Patricia Aumick. Bottom: Tom DeVault, Tom Corkina, and Geoff Gibson. Middle: Heidi Frye and Janelle Hoekatra. Top: Deb Henaley. 70 This page sponsored by Representative Bob Bender Treble Choir and Chorus Front Row: Jill Clark, Gina McIntyre, Jenny Gidley, Christina Morrison, Tracey Kenfield, Tia DeGoa, Crystal Hine, Donna VanSickle, and Mias Aumick. Back Row: Debbie Hensley, Heather Haas, Laurie Greenfield, Dana Markley, Seph Brenton, Heather Horn, Kelli Beukema. Trudy Cole, Jacquie Daniel. Anna So I me , and Jason Hunt. Front row:Wendi Lusk, Cindy Purgiel, Kara Trahan, Katie Witker, Angie Miller, Cria Sherry, and Jennifer Robleski. Second row: Stacey Rowley, Janie Crawley, Carrie Schneider, Rachel Hicks, Kamel DeGoa, Renee Miller, and Jan Eltzroth. Third row: Mandi Gillons, Amy Buchanan, Brandi Raymond, Denise Plank, Melody Morgan, and Miss Aumick. Fourth row: Sonja Pinnell, Kim Hayden, Karen Hamilton, Dean Johnson, Clint Neil, and Tom Wiswell. Fifth row: Lyle Burch, Brad Bennett, Hal Meyers, Johnny Birman, Chase Youngs, and Pat Linderman. Missing Chad Gould. Both the Treble choir and the Chorus participate in many musical preformances throughout the year. Treble choir is made up of all female voices and Chorus is a combination of Freshman and first year vocal students. They also preformed at the 50th annual S.W.M.V.F. in Kalamazoo. The choirs are under the direction of Miss Aumick. The Future We have a choice because we are tomorrow. We have a voice because we are the future. A road with no end leads us back together. Part of tomorrow and part of today. We can breathe the air and never walk into a shadow. Our dignity and our pride is ours to keep. We can dream because we have a lifetime to live. There is a special place and everyone is to- morrow. With each other to hold on to and together we can find the strength to be tomorrow. Karla Halstead 71 S.A.D.D. and Interact S.A.D.D. Front Row: Rebecca Hawkins, Teresa Shepard, Pam Miller, Shannon Leslie, Lori Courtney, Missy Shepard. Second Row: Kelly Vandenburg, Susan Miller, Karen McCulligh, Leslie Becker, Roni Schleh, Valerie Oldz, Angela Sears, Mr. Strong, and Barbra Schleh. Interact Front rowrNicole Shay, Kara Trahan, Christy Bradley, Dawn Archer, Julie Dimmers, Melanie Cook, Kelly Schneider, and Nancy Vitale. Second row: Chris Howell, Katie Witiker, Evy Vargas, Sandy Warren, Cari Bradley, Chad Tolies, Sara Sweetland, Anna Spindler, Jennifer Nolen, and Lynn James. Third row: Beth Huver, Diane Dykstra, Chris Ross, Jennifer King, Micah Murphy, Mike Johnson, Angie Iloeh, Dave Vaughn, Scott Turnbull, Peter Hauschild, Heather Prucha, Scott Schoessel, and Todd Archer. 72 This page sponsored by Barry County Lumber Home Center NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Kris Witham, Nancy Vitale, Mark Kelley, Diane Dykstra, Heidi Herron. Second Row: Angi Sears, Jenny Norris. Third Row: Robin Beach, Kim McCall, Janelle Hoekstra, Don Cheeseman. Fourth Row: Ben Hawkins, Heather Prucha, Sara Sweetland, Aaron Moskalik. Fifth Row: Mike Merrill, Rob Longstreet, Mark Micklatcher, and Andy Furrow. The National Honor Society recog- nizes those students who have shown qualities of leadership, scholarship, character, and service. Members of the National Honor Society serve as hosts and hostesses for Open House and assist as honor guards at graduation. Officers are Janelle Hoekstra as President, Rob Longstreet as Vice President, and Sara Sweetland as Sec. Treas. Scott Weller is Three Point Champion at the Sr. Charity Drive contest. Mike Brown serves as Slam Dunk Champion at the Sr. Charity Drive contest. This page sponsored by Flexfab, Inc. 73 The Times of Our Lives! Smile, Christy Bradley Karla Halstead. Abby Forbes and Deb Tiglas! ! “Girls just wanna have fun.” Micah Murphy, Melanie Cook, Kim McCall, and Archie Wood. YEARBOOK STAFF AND EDITORS YEARBOOK STAFF; Front Row: Ixiri Courtney, Shannon I eslie, I eslie Becker, and Lydia Henaley. Second Row: Val Oldz, Angie Ehredt, Roni Schelh, and Karen McCulligh. Third Row: Sue Snow, Karla Halstead, and Mrs.Freridge. Fourth Row: Shannon Tilley. Angie iloeh, Rebecca Hawkins, and Jenny Norris. Karla Halstead, Student Life Editor Rebecca Hawkins, Academics Editor Jenny Norris, General Editor Sue Snow, Sports Photography Editor Shannon Tilley, Financial Editor This page sponsored by Hastings Savings Loan 75 F.C.A. and International Club Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Front row: Tim Atkinson, Jackie Longstreet, Melinda Hare, Evy Vargas, Heidi Herron, Jennifer Temby, Nancy Vitale, Anna Spindler, Scott Schoessel, Chris Ross, Jenny King, and Diane Dykstra. Second row: Sandy Warren, Jeff Baxter, Laurie Kensington, Becky Miller, Dawn Archer, Cari Bradley, Sara Sweetland, Kim McCall, Christy Bradley, Julie Dimmers, and Derek Ferris. Third row: Scott Mueller, Micah Murphy, Mike Johnson, Chad Tolies, Mark Atkinson, Rob Longstreet, Roxanne Buelher, Rachel Hicks, Melanie Cook, Kelly Schneider, Paul Hare, and Marc Lester. International Club;Front row: Janelle Hoekstra, Ludwien Bos, and Cris Sarver. Second row: Sara Vos, Angie Sears, and Andrea Sawka. Third row: David Covey, Pam Miller, Michelle Stanton, and Mrs. Brown. Fourth row: Robin Beach and Chad Sarver. 76 Humanities The Humanities Club pursues art and history. The Club Travels to art museums and attends musicals and plays. The officers are President-Robin Beach, Vice- President-Mike Merrill, and Treasurer-Leslie Becker. Everyone is welcome to be a “humanitarian”. Front row: Tony Tuttle, Anna Solmes, Janice Nolen, Erin Solmes, Mr. Schaaf. Second row: Kurt Hues, Jennifer Schimmel, Ben Hawkins, Jason Seuss. Third row: Greet Chandler, Todd Archer, Tim McKay. Fourth row: Chad Sarver and Barry Gibson. Front row:Glendon Cuddahee, Chris Morgan. Second row: Heidi Frye, Leslie Becker, Mike Merril. Third row: Ms. Oliver, Angie Sears, Robin Beach, Michelle Stanton, and Dan Phillips. Ski Club The Hastings High School Downhill Ski Club travels to different winter wonderlands to enhance their sking ability. The Students also were involved with making a float for the Homecoming Parade. This page sponsored by Hastings City Bank 77 Colleen _ TraV®LC,UtFLr°n: Stacey Rho fe . Evelyn Raffler, Angie Sears, Sara Voa, Sue Snow, Ludwien Boe, and Cris Sarver. Second Row: Robin Cruttendon Lewuj, C nr is Tokarski, Dawn Archer, Sara Miner, JaneUe Hoekstra, Heidi Frye, and Karla Halstead. Third row: Eric Maichele, Erin Solmes, Melissa Nitz Robin Beach. Michelle Stanton, Dan Phillips, Tim Buelher, Sandy Moore. Becky Marsh, Angie Wilson, David Covey, Jennifer Oldz, and Denna Sherry. Educational Travel Club and Youth in Government Youth in Government; Front Row:Robin Cruttendon, Stacey Rhodes, Christine Benedict, Chi is Morgan, Melanie Cook, and Brian Turnbull. Second Row: Jenny King, Elwin Wood, Heidi Frye, Angie Sears, Sandi Warren, and Marci Miller. Third Row: Mr. Christopher, Erin Solmes, David Covey, Robin Beach, Melissa Nitz, Becky Miller, and Scott Turnbull. 78 This page sponsored by River Bend Travel, Inc. KEY CLUB Front row: Kelli Tebo, Wendi Wallace, Angie Ehredt, Monica Siewart, and Sandy Warren. Second row: Cindy Wood, Amiee Temby, Melissa Nitz, Nikki Smith, Tia DeGoa, Chris Tokarski, Angie Hoeh, and Sara Miner. Back row: Mike Johnson, Micah Murphy, Scott Mueller, Nancy Vitale, Chris Witham, Laurie Kensington, Beth Hover, Jeff Rodenbeck, and Matt DeCamp. KEY CLUB Andrea Curtis as Governor. This year in Key Club Sarah Miner was chosen to serve as Lt. Governor of Division two for Key Club. Her job was to support Key Club in the Grand Rapids-Hastings area. At the District Convention in April of 1987, Andrea Curtis was elected Governor of the Michigan District of Key Club International. This is the first time ever that a Hastings student has been elected as Governor. Andrea Curtis, as governor, was responsible for the entire state which in- cludes 50 Key Clubs. Key Club International is the world’s largest high school service organization. Varsity Club; Front row: Tim Atkinson, Melinda Hare, Evy Vargas, Heidi Herron, Jennifer Temby, Nancy Vitale, Anna Spindler, Amy Bowers, and Derek Ferris. Second row: Evelyn Baffler, Laurie Kensington, Becky MiUer, Carrie Bradley, Chat Tolies, Sarah Sweetland, Kim McCall, and Mr. Oom advisor. Third row: Marc Lester, Jeff Baxter, Paul Hare, Mark Atkinson, Diane Dykstra, Dawn Archer, Tracy Heath, Micah Murphy, and Mike Johnson. Miss Murphy, advisor, missing. J htU,PT M‘che,l« Stanton, Rich William., Angel. Sear., Todd Gould, Bob Jordan, and Wea Scobey. Second row: Leali Becker (co-preeident) Deb TigUa, Robin Beach. Deb Hensley. Wendi Wallace. Nikki Smith, Monica Seward, and Mike Merrill. Third row: Abby Forbea, Mark Micklatcher, Glendon Cuddahee Chad Zimmerman, Andy Furrow (co-president). Mark Kelley, and Mr. Oliver. Missing: Ted Keniston (treasurer) and Lisa Clawson (secretary) 80 E U R 0 IS NNE ’.988 ! 81 Marching Band and Jazz Band Front row: Drum Majors; Archie Wood, Nancy Vitale, and Tom DeVault. Second row: Jane Quick, Jessie Cranmore, Jeff Bell, Dave Tossava, Kim Huss, Amy Ketchum, Mara Seuss, Kelli McCall, Brandon Dawe, Jim Gordon, Laura Lenz, Chad Lundquist, Clint Waller, Leslie Becker, Kari VanNatter, Michelle Zurface, Martha Craven, Jeff Hoxworth, Barb Schleh, and Tammy Lyttle. Third row: Anna Spindler, Dave Wren, Lori Courtney, Julie Borton, Roni Schleh, Jamie Skidmore, Marc Waller, Jeff Baxter, Timmi Watson, Beth Huver, Emily Allyn, Andy Furrow, Kim McCall, Kim Huss, Cheryl Bowen, Trinity Steen, Blake Green, and Shannon Leslie. Fourth row: DeAnn Snyder, Tammie Rider, Derek Ferris, Darren Montieth, Darcie Lowell, Char Miller, Ron McComb, Melissa Bellson, Brad Well, Chris Tracy, Dion Vrooman, Ron Bustance, Kim Stevens, Bret Laubaugh, Ed Zurface, Marc Belcher, Bevin Dunn, Karen McCulligh, Jon Harmon, and Tracey Keller. Fifth row: Tammy Lewis, Tom Wiswell, Matt Miles, Bryant Zimmerman, Bill DiBell, Marc Hamilton, Bob Huver, Rose Anger, Tim Cruttenden, Trevor VanHouten, Chad Sarver, Tom Vos, Sam Kosbar, Kurt Huss, John Rea, Tony Miller, Jennifer Schimmel, Tony Hayes, and Chris Hammond. Sixth row: Mindy Cotant, Jill Havey, Kelly Vandenburg, Amy Culhane, Tammy Shellenbarger, Julie Kubek, Lori Sexton, Susan Miller, Todd Scheck, Chad Miller, Don Cheeseman, Kelly Daugherty, Melinda Hare, Pam Miller, Cindy Wood, Bobby Jo Nelson, Karrie McCarty and Iva Vaughn. Front L-R: Rose Anger, Brandon Dawe, Nancy Vitale, Bret Laubaugh, Jon Harmon, and Don Cheeseman. Second L-R: Darcie Lowell, Tammy Lewis, Lori Courtney, Jeff Bell, Tom Wiswell, and Mr. LaJoye; Director. Third row L-R: Ron Bustance, Andy Furrow, Tim Cruttenden, Tom Vos, Marc Hamilton, and Kurt Huss. 82 This page sponsored by Wren Funeral Homes 83 Jt feifcr V-kmiwi u� £ WifM (Van —. — I � X V T£ft i.U£ Scvir. Kiranm;. «TT..K fnr ibe OMKJTIl Dazzling Decorations. 85 86 This page sponsored by Andrus Chevrolet-Buick of Hastings ftm 1987-1988 Bream Bn This page sponsored by Stacey Garrison DDS Family Dentistry 87 “Ask Any Girl” Front row: Clint Waller, Cris Sarver, Janelle Hoekstra, Bevin Dunn, Abby Forbes, Ben Richardson, Deb Tiglas, Sara Sweetland, Tina Porter, and Eric Pennock. Second row: Anna Spindler, Laurie Grebenok, Tom Devolt, Marc Lester, Debbie Hensley, Sara Burghdoff, Lydia Hensley, Geoff Gibson, and Mrs. Melendy. Drama Club Let’s go out there and do it. Front row: Sara Burgdoff,Karin Sofia, and Rose Anger. Second row: Geoff Break a leg. Gibson, Amy Adams and Jean Fogel. Third row: Bevin Dunn, Brian Appleby, Lorie Grebenok.and Ben Richardson. Fourth row: Mara Seuss, Angie Sears, Ludwein Bos, Cris Sarver, and Robin Beach. Fifth row: Tina Porter, Anna Spinier, Abby Forbes, and Lydia Hensley. Sixth row: Tom DeVault, Deb Tiglas, Clint Waller, Janelle Hoekstra, and Marc Lester. The Hastings High School Drama Club presented ASK ANY GIRL. The club and cast members are truly a group of talented young performers. The help and support of all who participated made the play a reality. Thanks to tlje leadership of Mrs. Melendy another excellent show was put on. The spectators will always remember the smooth hair style of Clint Waller and the pretty plaids of Janelle Hoekstra, along with the other actors and actresses. 91 ANYTHING GOES Front row: Ludwien Bob, Gooff Gibson, Tom DeVault, Trudie Cole, Abby Forbes, and Lewis Bolton. Second row: Karla Halstead, Chris Sherry, Angie Ehredt, Melissa Witnick, Darrin Monteith,and Jacquie Daniels. Third row: Dana Marcley, Rose Anger, Tom Wizwell, Wendi Ulrich, Cris Sarver, Mandy Gillons, Karen Hamilton, Julie Lord, Sonja Pinnel, and Melody Morgan. Other cast members were hard at work — Tom Corkins, Heidi Frye, Amy Gibson, Barry Gibson, Deb Tiglas, Janelle Hoekstra, Anna Solmes.and Roy Brown. Some are still missing. A little extra practice! Do I A sailor for you thoughts. Help! Was that our left foot? The Hastings High School Music Department proudly presented Cole Porter’s ANYTHING GOES. The students and staff that were involved really deserve a round of applause. Practice seemed to be non-stop work. But as you can see from these pictures they all had a lot of fun. Putting on a production such as this is something the cast, crew, directors, and spectators will fondly remember. Some remember the musical season as a time to grow as people and performers and others remember it as a lot of work! No one will ever forget the kiss of Amy Gibson as Hope with Tom Corkins as Billy Crocker, especially those two. Debbie Hensley’s voice will never be the same after playing Bonnie. The Dancers’ legs seemed to be kicking all the time. Roy Brown as Moonface Martin is Public Enemy Number 13! Although these are only a few of the characters to put in hours of hard work, we are grateful for everyone who helped make ANYTHING GOES a success. HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL Cjood Oi imei 94 This page sponsored by Electric Motor Service Living in a Different World Ludwien Bos has been an exchange student at Hastings High School for the 1987-88 year. She says she has enjoyed her stay in the U.S. She has made a lot of super friends and hopes to see them all when she comes back. She stayed with Jerry and Linda Sarver. Her address is : Ludwien Bos Philips v. Almonclestraat 10 The Netherlands. P.J. DeVault spent his senior year as an exchange student to West Germany. He received a scholarship through the Congress-Bundestag Program, which is an exchange between the governments of the United States and West Ger- many. He spent a portion of his time in Bonn, the capital of West Germany, meeting the ambassadors and government officials. P.J. heard many world famous orchestras and visited museums and art galleries. His host family also took him on a trip to Italy. Michelle Freridge is in Japan as a Rotary Exchange Student. As part of the program she has lived with three different families. This benefits the students. It helps to learn individual differences as well as cultural dif- ferences. In the first host family one of the children could speak English in order to help Michelle learn Japanese. Michelle is shown here with her “sister” Eiko shortly after arriving in Japan. Through the Steelcase YFU Scholarship Program, Janelle Hoekstra was able to spend the summer in Belgium as an exchage student. She lived in the town of Bioul which has approximately 2,000 residents. Two larger cities are only a short distance away. She visited Paris, France as well as many other beautiful cities. She says she is very grateful for the opportunity to experience a different culture. She hopes to return and visit her host family and friends. 95 Angie Hoeh shows her Saxon war paint. FIRE UP TEAM! Becky Marsh, Kelly Pritchard, and Da- vid Covey. Karin Gibaon and Mike Kaatman, King and Queen of 1986. Let’s look where you’re going, Bret Laubaugh and Missy Belson. Nancy Vitale raise her hands because she’s sure. Andrea Sawka es- corts Grand Mar- shalls Buzz and Gladys Youngs. Ski Club puts on a chilling float. Key Club shows the love of Friendship. 96A HOMECOMING ’87 Glory Days 1987 Homecoming Court: Front Row: Andrea Curtiss, Lisa Hattis, Tracy Heath, Laurie Kensington, Dawn Archer. Back Row: Greg Heath, Paul Roy, Jim Lesick, Matt Schmader, Rob Longstreet. Homecoming is... cheering... laugh- ter ... alumni ... spirit .. .fun ... class competition ... pride ... crowning of royalty ... Grand Marshall ... hall dec- orations ... putting on the Ritz ... pep assembly ... parades ... blue and gold day ... Saxon subs ... victory block ... bonfire ... skydivers ... halftime fes- tivities ... memories ... cookie eating contest ... music ... THAT’S WHAT OUR GLORY DAYS OF HOMECOM- ING ARE!!! King, Jim Lesick, and Queen, Tracy Heath 96B Andrea Curtiss and Mike Norris The dreams come true as the court dances the night away. Partner Todd Havey, Amie Temby, and ancy Vitale Lisa Hattis and escort. Matt Schmader and Lisa Kelley 96C Bryon Hubbell waits for the next move. Matt Schmader car- ries the ball. Saxons make a great play. Coaches plan a strategy. Matt Schmader catches the ball. Mark Matthews carries the ball. Saxons tackle Sturgis. Jamie Murphy runs with the ball. 96D Spirit Week Mark Atkinson, looking cool! Lisa Hattis struts her beach look. Seniors Rule says Michelle Frey, David Slanker, Michelle Frey, and Chris Howell show a nice smile. 97 SENIOR CHARITY DRIVE Check presented to LOVE INCORPORATED by seniors. (Photo courtesy of Mike McCall) 98 WE MAKE THE WORLD SMILE Sweet Revenge TASTE OF SATISFACTION The Hastings High School Seniors started a project to raise money for the community in March. Everyone worked hard and had alot of fun. This Senior Charity Drive is organized and run by a committee from the Senior Social Studies classes. This project is part of the curriculum for the course. Many of the class members also participated in the activities such as the “We are the world” skit, the student-faculty ball games, etc. Mr. Christopher, Charity Drive advisor, volunteered to have a pie in the face along with several other faculty mem- bers. The seniors had the time of their lives making money for charity. The total amount raised was $4,338.00. We are proud to be a help to those in need. 99 NURSES AIDES Front Row L to R: Dana Clark, Stephanie Kane, Tammy Morrison, Jodi Pennington, and Kathy Purdy. Back Row L to R- Andrea Sawka, Sheila Service, Melissa Strouse, Rachel Wilkins, and Michelle Williams. On May 25, 1988 the HHS Nurse Aid class held its Grad- uation Ceremony. Each of the graduates is now capable of working in any of the area Nursing Homes. Congadula- tions to the 1988 Nurses Aides!! 100 SOUNDS FAMILIAR! Let’s see how well you know your teachers. Can you match the following wise sayings with the teachers who said them? The answers are at the bottom of this page. No cheating! 1. Ms. Oliver 7. Mr. LaJoye 2. Mr. Butler 8. Mrs. Freridge 3. Mr. Freridge 9. Mr. Christopher 4. Mr. Schaaf 10. Mr. DeDecker 5. Ms. Weller 11. Mr. Schwartz 6. Ms. Drolen 12. Mr. Rodriquez A. Sit down, time to take roll. B. Assess the following statement. C. Today ... class ... we are going to discuss. D. Oh my gosh! E. We’re running out of time. F. Let me think about it. NO! G. Agreed? H. Now, folks, what we have here is ... I. Shag buns!!! J. That just really irks me! K. This is what you have to do. L. This is what we have to do. B'ZI 3’6 f'9 T8 JTI I‘8 P a'0I YL H't qi 101 WHAT A DISASTER! Have you ever had a terrible date? Who Hasn’t? It is a sad but true fact that we won’t always have a great time on a date. We asked students and teachers to tell us about their worst date. Surprisingly enough, it took people a long time to come up with a really bad date. Names have been withheld to protect the innocent. My mom forced me to go out with a guy I hated. He told me how to eat my salad. He forgot to bring money for food. My date had bad breath! I went out with a guy from a different school and all he talked about was his trip to a foriegn country. If he likes it so much why doesn’t he just move there? His car stalled on the way home from Snowball. We had to walk three blocks home in our formals. It was COLD! I spilled my veal on my new outfit. I ran over a deer with my new convertible. Blood was all over the place! He asked me to a formal dance and then refused to dance. I’m not going to Prom again. He didn’t say a word all night. That is what I get for going out with an underclassman! I went out on a blind double date with this guy. We all went to a drive-in restaurant. Of course I had to go to the bathroom. I didn’t know that the place was having septic problems until after I had walked across the lawn trying to get to the bathroom. I sunk three feet into this sewage. I was covered! He had to take me home. The sewage stunk to high heaven. Needless to say I never did make it to the bathroom. It wasn’t a total loss-he asked me out again. 102 THAT PEEVES ME!!!!! What gets under your skin? Do you hate it when people strum their fingers on a table? Do you want to scream when all of your teachers give you homework on the same night? Read the following pet peeves of the HHS students and you will find that many of us have alot in common. When a radio station plays the same ten songs all the time. When people don’t match their clothes. People who have to have the last word. Gum snappers. Teachers giving tests on the last day of school for Seniors. Everything! When people ask me what makes me mad. People who break into other peo- ples lockers and steal stuff. Freshmen! I hate the people in first lunch who run to the lunch room. It’s not like the food is great or anything! The first lunchers knock people down so they can be the first in line. They carelessly trample other students. Why the rush? They just have to wait in line. 103 TEAMWORK 105 106 Sports Fall 109-119 Winter 120-128 Spring 129-135 108 VARSITY FOOTBALL FIGHTING SAXDNS Front Row L to R: Matt Schmader, Troy Ziegler, Dan Pickard, Greg Heath, Mark Matthews, Paul Roy, Mike Johnson, Kevin Kelley, Scott Weller. Second Row L to R: Brandon Wilder, David Fouty, Jim Lenz, Steve Morris, Micah Murphy, Scott Mueller, Lee Nichols, Scott Benner, Tom Mathews, Bryon Hubbel. Third Row L to R: Coach Schawtz, Coach Holley, Joe Krammin, Jamie Murphy, Tim DeMott, Tom Shumway,Todd Gould, Jim Clouse, Jack Hobert, Chad Murphy. Fourth Row L to R: Coach Simpson, Coach Fulmer, Mike Sams, Jamie Ogden. The varsity football team played 9 games. Although they only won 4 games the scores were very close, so they were better on the field than they looked on the score board. Matt Schmader and Jamie Murphy Mark Mathews running a play. Jamie Murphy running for a touchdown. The Saxon Team falling for each other. Scott Mueller and Chad Murphy This page sponsored by Pennock Hospital 109 J. V. FOOTBALL Front Row L to R: Tony Pyrzinski, Scott Chipman, Joe Willson, Jeff Warren, Mike Barnett, and Kirk Zeigler. Second Row: Dana Markley, Jodi Planck, Scott Hubbert, Brian Turnbull, Matt O’Laughlin, Todd Archer, and Tim Acker. Back Row: Coach Thornton, Coach Berry, Mike Ruthruff, Ted Armour, John Herman, and Coach Evans. The Junior Varsity Football Team fin- ished the season with a 3 and 6 record. The team finished with a promising 22 wins and 6 loses defeat of Delton. The Junior Varsity Saxons played with a lot of determination and enthusiasm. Tim Acker and Mike Barnett Scott Hubbert looking to pass. The Team at a huddle. Mike Barnett and Brian Turnbull 110 This page sponsored by Lewis Well Drilling FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FIGHTING SAXONS Front Row L to R: Don Moore, Greg Endsley, Brad Warner, Brad Jones, Brian Heath, Tom Dawson, Nick Williams, Bob Iluver. Second Row L to R: David Tossava, Steve Leary, Mike Gillespie, Tom Ward, Marc Waller, Max Weeks, Gabe Griffin, Brad Weller, Jeremy Horan. Third Row L to R: Clint Morgan, Chase Youngs, Karl Gielarowski, Asa Randall, Brian Wolfenbarger, Craig Madden, Robert Madden, Corey Dockter. Fourth Row L to R: Coach Warren, Steve Ainger, Tom Brandt, Scott McClurkin, Scott Wilson, Joe Salski, J.C. Keeler, Chad Lungquist, Marc Hamilton, Coach Kirkendall. The Freshman Football Team finished the season un- defeated, never trailing once in any of their games. The Team averaged 22 points per game while an outstanding defense limited opponents to 7 points a game, recording 3 shutouts along the way. The Team on their toes. Greg Endsley and Tom Dawson This page sponsored by Hastings Chrysler Plymouth Dodge 111 FALL CHEERLEADERS Allison Curtiss, Suzi Howell, Kim Belinger, Jenny Kensington Cherie Swank, Becky Miller, Amy Temby, Tammy Chaffee. Toni Martinez, Stacey Rowley, and Chris Sherry. Varsity: Melissa Nitz, Tammy Chaffee, Cherie Swank, Becky Miller, Denna Sherry, Jenny Temby, Laurie Kensington, Amy Temby. J.V.: Jenny Kensington, Cindy Wood. Alison Curtiss, Jill Havey, Kim Belinger. Suzi Howell. Freshman: Angie Miller, Martha Craven, Chris Sherry, Nicole Burr, Toni Marinez, Stacey Rowley, 112 This page sponsored by Charles Caldwell D.D.S., M.S. Orthodontics CROSS COUNTRY Front Row L to R: DeAnn Snyder, Heidi Herron, Cari Bradley, Evy Vargaz, Kim Javor, Sara Sweetland, Melinda Hare, Timmi Watson, Lynn Barcroft, Candi Sarver, Elisha Ayers. Second Row L to R: Jeff Youngs, Paul Rine, Geoff Gibson, Marc Lester, Chad Watson, Coach Longstreet. Thrid Row L to R: Rob Longstreet, Paul VanAmeyden. Cari Bradley, Evy Vargaz, and Lynn Barcroft. Girls Cross Country Rob Longstreet Boys Cross Country This page sponsored by Dr. Paul Sweetland, Family Dentistry 113 VARSITY SOCCER Front Row I, to R: Jmh Robinson, Freddy Jiles, Steve Jordan, Scott Turnbull. Lee Bowman, «John Bell. Second Row L to R: Heather Jacobs, Derek Chandler, Craig Cole, Paul McKinistry, Mark Carlson, Jason Miller, Matt Scott, Dave Vaughn, Scott Schoessel, Travis Moore, Zack Wilkins. Back Row L to R: Coach Melcndy, Jim Thompson, Anna Spindler, Chris Tracy, Matt Roberts, Paul Hare, Chad Tolies, Pete Hauschild, and Coach Mephem. Missing: Ben Hawkins. Dave Vaughn and Scott Schoessel Dave Vaughn and Chad Tolies Captains: Chad Tolies, Scott Turnbull, and Scott Schoessel. 114 This page sponsored by Jacobs Rx Pharmacy J. V. SOCCER --■ � . j4 . '■- ' - Vi j w • ► -.023 .. ..yty,V A ■' :' .;v : '• .'. � '. r J _ „ • - ''’T • 'I- •■ . ’ ' r,, '•' ( “V ow L. Hea‘hgr Jacobs, Zach Wilkins Jeff Baxter, Brian Ketchum, Chad Miller, Dave Oom, John Bell Second Row L to R: Josh Robinson, Derek Chandler. Freddy Jiles Lee Bowman Third Rnw I in p. _k w ■ . Matt Slocum, Ed Zurface, Coach Mephem. Missing: Melanie Cook. The 1987 Varsity Soccer team has a record of 11 wins and 6 loses. The team came in 2nd place in the Regional Tournaments. The goals scored altogether for the team were 51. Their opponets only made 38 goals. Eight of those goals were made by Gull Lake which were at the tournament. Chris Tracy led in most goals and assists. Scott Turnbull had 133 goalie saves and Steve Jordan had 108 saves. The varsity captains are Scott Turnbull, Chad Tolies, and Scott Schoessel. J.V. soccer team had a record of 2 wins, 8 loses, and 3 ties. Captains of the team were Brian Ketchum, Jeff Baxter, and David Oom. Even though the J.V. record isn’t very impressive, the team played with strength and confidence. Their team will be much improved next season. Jeff Baxter, Brian Ketchum, and David Oom. This page sponsored by Mullen Woods Campgrounds 115 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Coach Strong, Amy Bowers, Tracy Heath, Dawn Archer, Julie Dimmers, Heather Prucha, Carrie Carr, Kim McDonald. Amy Bowers, Julie Dimmers, and Heather Pure ha. Tracy Heath shooting for the stars. The Girls Varsity Basketball Team finished 4th in the Twin Valley with a 7-7 record. The Team’s overall record was 11-10. Tracy Heath and Heather Prucha were Co-Captains. Tracy Earned the M.V.P. award and was named to the 1st Team All-County. Heather earned the Best De- fensive Player award and was named to the 2nd Team All-County. -V N Dawn Archer 116 This page sponsored by James E. Atkinson J. V. GIRLS BASKETBALL Front Row L to R: Jackie Ixjngstreet, Tia DeGoa, Kate Peterson, Jenifer Schimmel, Lynn James, Missy Be Ison. Back Row L to R: Coach Bowers, Kamell DeGoa, Jennifer Baldwin, Tara Harbison, Cyndi Purgiel, Carrie Schneider. Missy Be Ison shooting a free throw. Tia DeGoa lays up a shot. The Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Team finished first in the Twin Valley with a 12 wins and 2 loses record. This years team earned an overall record of 13 wins and 7 loses. Jackie Longstreet Carrie Schneider This page sponsored by Hastings Burial Vault Co. 117 Kelly Schneider Nancy Vitale 118 This page sponsored by Safety Service GIRLS TENNIS Front Row L to R: Valerie Yeah. Rachael Hick , Kelly Flood. Nancy Vitale. Kri Roa . Second Row L to R: Kelly Vandenbu , Tammy Rider, Katy Porter. Nicole Shay, Kelly Schneider. Chriaty Bradley. Third Row L to R: Yvon Roush. Mary Sweetland. Kerry Be . Beth Huver, Kim McCall, Jennifer Chase, and Coach Kutch. The Girls Tennis Team had a re- cord of 5 wins and 5 losses. The team placed second in the Hastings Invitational and in the South Ha- ven Invitational. The Twin Valley Tournament gave the team 4th place in the final Twin Valley standing. To end the season the Girls Tennis Team placed 5th in the Regional Competition. Kris Ross BOYS GOLF Front Row L to R: Coach Cole, Chad Dockter, Jeff Rodenbeck, Tim Atkinson, Coach Loranger. Back Row L to R- Jamie Garret, Mike Brown, Andy Mogg, Mark Atkinson, Jim Lesick. The 1987 Boys Golf team had an outstanding 2nd place league standing. The most valuable player was Andy Mogg, who also made first team All Conference along with Mark Atkinson. Also making All Conference was Jim Lesick on the 2nd team. The team was i i i i Pictured below left.Tim Atkinson, Jamie coached by Gordon Cole, with Garret, Mark Atkinson, Coach Cole, and Andy Mogg and Mark Atkinson as Derek Ferris. co-captains. Mark Atkinson, Jeff Rodenbeck, Jamie Garret, and Jim Lesick. Mark Atkinson and Andy Mogg This page sponsored by River Bend Golf Course 119 VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row L to R: Ben O’Mara, Jeff Youngs, Jeff Pugh, Kent Gee, Mike Brown, Gary Parker, Scott Schoessel, and Teague O’Mara. Back Row L to R: Coach O’Mara, Marques Steinfort, Rob Longstreet, Jason Miller, Phil Anton, Doug Maurer, Scott Weller, Mark Matthews, and Victor Connors. VARSITY This season we accomplished our goals of a conference championship and another District title. We won the Twin Valley with only one loss and set a school record for wins with 22. The Varsity also won its 26th home game in a row a streak that goes back to 1986. JUNIOR VARSITY The J.V. basketball team had a winning season with a 12-8 record and a Twin Valley record of 7-7. Coach Longstreet enjoyed working with the J.V. Saxons saying that they were hard workers and showed con- siderable improvement at the end of the season by winning 4 of their last 5 games. The high light of the season was when the Saxons defeated East Grand Rapids 60-55. Team captains were Tom Vos and Scott Hubbert. The award of most valuable player went to Tom Vos while Hal Meyers was named as most improved. Jamie Murphy was given the title of best hustle. FRESHMAN The Freshman basketball team had a winning season with a 9-7 win-loss record. Most valuable player was awarded to David Oom and most improved player went to Bob Huver. Team Captains were David Oom and Nick Williams. 120 This page sponsored by Siegal, Hudson, Gee, Fisher J. V. BASKETBALL Front Row L to R: Brian Turnbull, Jamie Murphy, Jeff Baxter, Tim Atkinson, Andy Woodliff, and Lewis Bolton. Back Row L to R: Jason Fields,Tim Cruttenden, Joey Gloeztner, Hal Meyers, Scott Hubbert, Tom Vos, Coach Longstreet. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Front Row L to R: Jason Kaiser, Brad Warner, Jeremy Horan, Jason Larabee, Gabe Griffin, Brad Weller, David Oom, and Wes Scobey. Back Row L to R: Mike Williams. Chase Youngs, Bob Huver, Nick Williams, Karl Gielarowski, Marc Hamilton, Greg Endsley, and Coach Kaiser. 121 DISTRICT CHAMPIONS Andy Woodliff, Jamie Murphy, Hal Meyers King Tut!!! Hal Meyers 122 Chase Youngs and Nick Williams Is that a new dance? Rob Longstreet • JUMPBALL • Brad Weller Coach O’Mara calling a play. Doug Maurer Marques Steinfort 123 WRESTLING Front Row L to R: Brian Heath, Jeremy Miller, Tom Ward, Brian Redman, Scott Chipman, Aaron Newberry, Tom Bell, Mike Hafer, Scott McKeever, Dave Tossava, Jim Thompson, Paul Teunessen. Second Row: Chris Bowman, Eric Kndsley, Don Moore, Dave Fouty, Bran Wolfenbarger, Todd Harr, John Dunklee, Raymond Bell, Jon Teunessen, Tom Brandt, Myerel Kidder, Clint Neil. Third Row: Coach Rogers, Mike Ruthruff, Tom Dawon, Brian Gibson, Jim Lenz, Chad Murphy, Matt Spencer, Butch Kolleck, Andy Leonard, Greg Heath, Troy Ziegler, Thom Anderson, Pete Hauschild, Tom Bolo, Todd Gould, Brad Bennett, Missy Short, Ken Adkins, Coach Redman. Missing Jerry Harston. Tri-Captains L to R: Tom Bolo, Jim Lenz. Mike Hafer. Tom Bolo State Champion!!! The Hastings High School Wrestling Team had an excellent season. The team took District Champs and placed second in regionals. The team had three State qualifiers Matt Spencer, Jim Lenz, and Tom Bolo. Hastings has the priviledge of hav- ing a State Champion among the ranks; Tom Bolo at 132 lbs. 124 This page sponsored by Hastings Wrecker Service Troy Ziegler Jim Lenz Todd Gould Coach Roger� and the Team. 125 VOLLEYBALL VARSITY Front Row L to R: Tracy Heath, Angela Willson, Melanie Cook, Amy Bowers, and Lisa Hattis. Back Row L to R: Stacey Jordan, Jackie Longstreet, Laura Lenz, Marci Miller, Heidi Herron, Coach Beechum. J.V. Front Row L to R: Kate Peterson, Lisa Kelley, Janette Roy, Trudy Cole, Kate Porter, and Tealy Hallifax. Back Row L to R: Rebecca Hawkins, Amy Adams, Lisa Townsend, Lori Hubbell, Jennifer Howman, Michelle Morgan and Coach Murphy. FRESHMAN Front Row L to R: Sarah Hawkins, Katy Wilcox, Yvon Roush, Kara Trahan, and Julie Norris. Back Row L to R: Rebecca Hawkins, Cyndi Purgiel, Chris Tumes, Elissa Kelly, Maxine Stanton, and Coach Murphy. 126 This page sponsored by Hastings Press, Inc. Hastings Office Supply Break!!! Bump-Set-Spike-Ace!!! Ms. Murphy and Jennifer Homan Teally Hallifax Kate Peterson Janette Roy Whatcha lookin’ at Lisa? 127 WINTER CHEERLEADING Front Row L to R: Missy Nitz and Tammy Chaffee. Back Row L to R: Becky Miller, Laurie Kensington, Amy Temby, Darcy Lowell, Jenny Temby, and Denna Sherry. Front Row L to R: Alison Curt inn. Jenny Kensington, Jenifer Schimmel. Second Row L to R: Kimberly Belanger and Nichole Shay. Back Row L to R: Melinda James, Cindy Wood, Missy Be Ison. n On the Floor: Chris Sherry. Middle L to R: Stacey Rowley, Stephanie Stafford, Martha Craven, Toni Martinez, Nicole Burr, Angela Miller, Nichole Otto. On top: Shane Basset. 128 TENNIS F TnmTviMH T ?arr, r£d W lJ?r’ and Cra,g Cole. Second Row L to R: Matt Gahan, David Oom, Tom DeVault, Ted Kemston, Jeff Baxter, and Coach Hutch. Third Row L to R: Bryon Hubbell, Matt DeCamp, Andy Mogg, David Vaughan, Joe Meppelink, and Joe Marfia. This page sponsored by Daniel R. Gole, DDS, PC. 129 VARSITY BASEBALL First Row L to R: Jesse Lyons, Jack Hobert, Brandon Wilder, Paul Roy, Mark Atkinson, Jeff Pugh, Chad Tolies, and Wes Scobey. Second Row L to R: Coach Simpson, Chad Dockter, Kent Gee, Jason Eldred, Scott Weller, Lee Nichols, Jamie Strohm, Jamie Garrett, Gary Parker, and Greg Heath. J. V. BASEBALL First Row L to R: Blake Green, Brian Heath, Jamie Brown, Scott Chipman, Jeremy Horan, Corey Dockter, Brandon Dawe, John Rea, Michael McKeough, and Ray Bell. Second Row L to R: Gabriel Griffin, Nick Williams, Scott Hubbert, Tim Cruttenden, Jamie Murphy, Robert Huver, Shawn Kwekel, Andy Woodliff, and Coach Evans. 130 131 VARSITY SOFTBALL First Row L to R: Dawn Eaton, Kim Smith, Denise Ellis, Jeanette Roy, Alison Curtiss, Lisa Kelley, and Persephanie Brenton. Second Row L to R: Coach Bowers, Amy Bowers, Cathy Bradley, Melissa Belson, Angie Willson, Carrie Carr, Kim McDonald, and Christine Benedict. 132 This page sponsored by G R Feldpaush Corporation J. V. SOFTBALL First Row L to R: Tammy Galbreath, Michelle Zurface, Roxanne Buehler, Nicole Otto, Tracey Keller, Kara Trahan, and Jennifer Wallace. Second Row L to R: Coach Goodyear, Elissa Kelly, Kara, Vanhuizen, Jennifer Leinaar, Jessica King, Melissa Winick, Charia Dunn, Tia DeGoa, Val Yesh, and Stacey McComb. 133 GIRLS TRACK First Row L to R: Stacey Rowley, Carrie McCarty, and Candis Sarver. Second Row L to R: Coach Rogers, Rachel Phillips, Jenifer Schimmel, Carrie Schneider, Mary Sweetland, Jennifer Balderson, Coach Murphy, Deann Snyder, Heather Watson, and Kim Stevens. Third Row L to R: Jenny Kensington, Julie Kubek, Lynn James, Katy Peterson, Heidi Herron, Melinda Hare, Evy Vargaz, and Lynn Barcroft. Fourth Row L to R: Sara Sweetland, Cari Bradley, Laurie Kensington, Anna Spindler, Jenny Temby, Angie Hall, and Sandy Warren. Fifth Row L to R: Timmi Watson, and Tracy Heath. BOYS TRACK First Row L to R: Scott McEever, Archie Wood, Matt Schmader, Mike Robinson, Brad Jones, Tom Ward, Chad Neil, Chris Patton, Brian Morton, Mark Belcher, and Mike Merrill. Second Row L to R: Coach Rogers, Brian Redman, Clint Neil, Marc Waller, Thomas Bell, Scott Smith, David Clouse, Brad Warner, Allen Slocum, Steve Waldron, Geoff Gibson, Matt Slocum, Chad Sarver, Jason Watson, Todd Scheck, and Jeff Garland. Third Row L to R: Tom Shumway, Coach Fulmer, Chad Watson, Matt O’laughlin, Kurt Huss, Tim Buehler, Scott Schoessel, Mike Brow n, Chris Tracey, Mark Matthews, Brian McLean, Tom Cruttenden, Tom Brandt, Tom Dawson, Greg Endsley, Paul Vanameyden and Chad Lundquist. Fourth Row L to R: Tom Wiswell, Tim Acker, Don Moore, Greg Feather, Marc Lester, Ted Armour, Brian Wolfenbarger, Scott Wilson, Paul Hare, Chad Murphy, Jim Clouse, Brad Bennet, Stan Nicholson, Jim Lenz, Mike Gillespe, and Shane Park. 134 This page sponsored by Hastings Manfacturing Company GIRLS GOLF Fi LC Sla in«-Iose A ger JO Nelson. Sitting — Janelle Hoekstra, Jackie Longstreet Standing Tara Harbison, Coach Cole, and Rachael Hicks. Sitting — Cyndi Purgiel, Nancy Vitale Standing — Toni Martinez, Katy Witker. Sitting — Kerry Begg, Jennifer Chase. Second Cart: Third Cart: 136 This page sponsored by C B Discount GRADUATION 1988 Janelle Hoekstra speaks of “Wings . Kim McCall speaka of “Waves”. Aaron Moskalik introduces Mrs. Hand. This page sponsored by E. W. Bliss Company 137 HONORS ASSEMBLY 1988 Robin Beach receives an English award from Ms. Drolen. Jennifer Norris, Trina Slagstad, and Cassie Ward receive Accounting awards from Mr. Purgiel. Sue Snow receives a Yearbook award from Mrs. Freridge. Kim McCall receives the Hastings Rotary Club Scholarship from David Goodyear. Hastings High School students leave for other countries to study. Ben Hawkins receives the Vic Camp Science award from Mr. DeDecker. Tracy Heath and Mike Brown receive the Buzz Youngs Award from Buzz Youngs.and Mr. Karpinski. Janelle Hoekstra receives the Congressman’s Modal of Merit from Mr. Be Beau. 138 This page sponsored by Lewis Realty Mr. Smith gives Hastings Seniors Mechanical Drawing Awards. Congratulations Class of 1988. Scott Turnbull receives the Outstanding Social Studies Student award from Mr. Furrow. Scott Schoessel and Anna Spindler, Honor Guards for Graduation. Leslie Becker receives the Lab Assistant's Award from Mr. DeDecker. Rob Longstreet receives his Presidential Academic Fitness Award from Mr. Harbison and Mr. BeBeau. Jeanette Skidmore receives the Girls State Award from Mrs. Barlow. Mr. Harbison introducing Aaron Moskalik. (Congratulati oni CLsa Of 1988 This page sponsored by Dr. and Mrs. L. S. Hawkins 139 THE SENIOR PARTY H.H.S. graduates arrive at Hope Colleges Dow Center. The new graduates eagerly await the nights activities. Parents put the finishing touches on the casino. Graduates try their luck at Blackjack. The thril of competition ... The agony of defeat. 140 MASH 4088 A weight room was available for use. Graduates listen for their names to be called in a drawing. Students bid on a camera which was auctioned off. More gambling! Ben Hawkins paused for the camera before he dove into the Olympic sized swimming pool. Parents recovering after the party. 141 Index AUHDtOTH. JASON t 22 acui m t 22. 110. 134 ACKltSOn. MISS 6 ADAMS. AMY I 22. 126 ADAMS. tUSSSl A 22 ADAMS. SHAHOH M 32 ADUNS. KSM 124 aduhs. KinnnH s 124 A INCH. STEVE 111 Ainsus. A 4 Alii tome otic A 50 AUERDING JERRY 14 Aiim. iMiir 14. 82 AMAIIO, TStSSA A 22 AMDS ISON. CHtlSTOPHlt S 22 ANDItSON. THOMAS S 124, 32 ANOli tOSSMAtY A 148, 14. 22, 70. 82. 136 ANOIt, STEVE 14. Ill ANGUS. tODHSY 14 AMI ON, PHIUP M 4. 50. 120, 149 Amur, uiam r 50 ARCHER. OAWN M 44 . 72, 76, 78. 80, 116. 148. 149. 150 AtCHlt. 1000 I 32. 72. 77. 110 AtlNDS. CHIISUMA I 22 ARMOUR TEO S 22. 110, 134 AtMOUt. TSttY I 50 ARMSTRONG. RODNEY R 22 ATKINS. JAMES D 22 ATKINSON. MARK A 50. 76. 80. 119, 130 ATKINSON, HMW 22.76,80.119.121 AUMICK. MISS 6.71 AVSKY. CHttSTINl I 50 AYARS. ELISHA 14. 113 - 8 — BACHMAN SANDY I 32 BAKER. MRS 6 lAiostson. jinnifit 14, 23. 134 lAlDStSON. Mt 6 lAlDWIN. JlHHIflt M 117 IAUU1NAM BALK, WILLIAM L 23 BALLARD. (KRIS J 20 lAMCtOn, AMY t 32 BARCROFT. KATHLEEN E 11, 50. 148 lAtCtOn. 1YNN W 32, 113, 134 lAtlOW, MtS 139 lAttOW. 1AUNS 50 BARNES. DOUG J 14 BARNETT MICHAEL ( 32. 110 BARNEn. MKHEUi I 50 lAtons. CHtmmt m 23 BARR. TIM I BARTIMUS. DEBRA L 32 IAS SETT. SHANII 20. 128 tAUCHMAM, JAMSS M 50 BAUCHMAN. LORI A 50 BAXTER. DRW 4 lAJCISt. JSff M 23,76,80.82, 115, 121. 129 8AZ4N. TIM J 14 BEACH. ROBIN S 47. 50. 73, 76, 78, 80. 138 UUAU. Ml I 4. 138. 139 UCUt. ISSU P 50. 72. 75. 80. 82. 139 8EGG. KERRY A 23. 118, 136 UlANClt. aMIltlY K 23. 112, 128 1unit. MAtC 14. 82. 134 Ull. OANIII A 23 BELL. JEFfE 14,66.68,82.115 ULL. JOHN 114 Ull. tAYMOMD 15. 124, 130 uii. scon I 15 BELL. THOMAS L 15. 124, 134 If ISON, MSUSSA K 23.82.117. 128. 132 UHOSt. MAI1A 1 32 BENDER MAn R 15 BENEOICT. CHRISTINE L 32. 66. 68. 78. 132 UNMlt CASSI l 23 BENNER. SCOn A $0. 109 unum. BtAD A IS. 71. 124. 134 unum. JASON W 48 unum, paui a is BENNEH, TERRY I 32 BENNETT. WENOY S 9, 23 «fffY, WIUIl no IIUKIMA. fflUJ 23.71 HUMS. DAWN IS BIRMAN. JOHNNY IS. 71 BLACK, (HUS A 50 BUCK. MR 6 1010. TOM S 33, 124 UhlOM. CAtOl 13 louon. ifms a 23,70.121 lotion, jmnifit 1 48 lotion, JUIK A 15,82 105, IUDWISN C SI. 9S towin.CHitni 15.82 tOWftS. AMY I S. 46. 51. 70. 80. 116. 126. 132, 149 tOWltS. COACH 132 tOWHAN. CHIIS S 23. 124 BOWMAN. LAVltNf 13 IOWMAM. Uf 114 HADISY. CAtINA 0 45. 48. SI. 72, 76. 80. 113. 134 BRADLEY. CATHY S SI, 70. 132 BIADISY. CHtlSTY I 48. 51. 72, 76. 118 uadi smc 23 8AAN0T. TOM j 15,111.124,134 ItfHM, CLAY M 23 turnon, ntssnom t 33,71,132 6RI0GMAN. JOEL E 32 BRIGGS. MATTS 51 BRIGGS. MKHEUi 0 23 BRIGHTON. TRACY L 23 BRITTEN. REBECCA IS BROMLEY, SHELLY L 23 BR0VANT. TRAVIS L 20 ttown. Aiuson k si BROWN. JAMES A 23. 130 BROWN, MARSHA 13 ItOWM.MIKlW 47. SI. 73. 119, 120, 134. 138 ttown. Mts s ttown. tor A 70, 148, “50 ttown. saiiy t so BROWNELL. KAREN J 23 BRUCE. BRAOJ IS BRYAN, MICHAEL 0 IS BRYANS. TIM A 23 BRYANT. DAVIO S 23 BUCHANAN. AMY A 23, 71 BUEHLER. ROXANNE L IS. 76. 133 tUlHllt. me 51. 134 tuiat, moon s 48. si UlflHft. m 78 tUNCH N. IICHAtO A lUtBAHt. mill I tUtCH.lYUf 15.71 BURGER. NACOlE M 33 BURGESS. JOSEPH W 23 BURGHDOfP, SARA E 23 BURR. ADAM R 33 BURR. JASON M 33 BURR. NKOLEM 15,112,128 IUSTANCI, ton AID J 51. 82. 148 BUTUR. MR 6. 101 -C- CASUAL. JIM I CAIRNS. DIVIO C CAMPBELL, BECKY J CAMPBELL. BRAO S CAMPBELL, BRYANT R CAMPBELL, DEANNA M CAMPBELL. MRS CAPPON. MARGE CAtAIY. JASON 15 23 51 51 IS 32 6 13 IIS CAtlSOM. MAtK t 33,114 CAtlSOn. tOUtl C 23 CARPENTER. ANN I 5, 44. 48. 70 CAtmmt. mi a 51 CARR. CARRIES 33 116, 132 (Att JASON A 1$ CARRIGAN. SEAN P 23 CARVEll, RICHARD S 20 CASE. UCKY J 52. 70 CASS. JSttY I 52 CASE. LENNY A 33 CASE. RO€ L 23 CHAFfff. TAMMY J 33,112.128 CHAMPION, MINI IS CHANOLER. OEREK 114 CHAHOllt. CtfCOtY K 23,115 CHASE. JENNIFER L 23.66.68, 118, 136 CHISSSMAH, OAIYI t 23 CHSISSMAM, DONALD t 46. 52. 73. 82. 149 CHENEY. KIRK C 52 CHEWNING. JERRY I 33 CHIPMAN. SCOn L 23.110,124,130 CHtlSTIAMSSn. MASON I 33 CHRISTOPHER. Ml 6, 101 OAU, COlllin M 23. 39 ClAtK. DANA M 52, 100 ClAtK JAMSS M SI CLARK. NIL L 24. 71 ClAtK. nitICK M 24 clari. scon CLAWSON, LISA A 52 CLOUSE. OAVIO A 9, 33. 66. 68. 69, 134 ClOUSl. JIM M 33. 70. 109, 134 CIOUSS. STltHAMIl K 5. 24 CIOW. IOM A 24 CLUTE, OANNY W COll, CtAIO A 33.114,129 (OLE. KEVIN I 33 COLE. MR S, 136 (OLE. ItUDYM 22. 24,71.92, 126, 148 COMS, DIBOtAH t 33 COMP. LARRY L 24 CONNOR. VICTOR J 21. 33. 120 COHVStSl. SHSUYI 52 COOK. CELESTE ( 24 COOK. HELENA M 33 COOK. KIMBERLYN 0 24 COOK. USA M IS COOK. MELANIE S 31. 43, S2. 72. 74. 76. 78. 126 COOKLIN. MR 13 COOKLin. Mts 7 coon. MSUSSA f COOUt. 1AMYA C cotans. 1HOMAS A 46, 52. 70. 92 C01AM1. MS UN DA S 24. 82 COTTON. PAMI LA t 5 COnON. TAMMY M 24, 33 COURTNEY, LORI A 24, 72, 75, 82 COVET. DAVID I 46. 52. 76. 78 CtANMOtl. JSSSJCA A 15. 32 CRANMORE. WILLIAM L 52 CRAVEN. MARTHA A 15,82,112.128 (RAWlfY, JAHIl I 21, 24. 71 CtOSIY, MKOll M 24 CROSS. CHARLES J 52 CROSS. CHARLOTTE K 15 CROSS. MELANIE E 24 (RUMP. NICK J 15 CRUnENOEN. ROBIN R 52 (RUTTENOEN, TIM C 24. 82. 121. 130 ctmnosn, tom w 15.134 ctvmnoon, tout 78 CUODAHSS. GlSNDON M 52. 66. 80 CULHAHE. AMY J 20, 82 CUIT1S. tSNSS f 48 CUtTTS. STEVE D 48 CURTISS. ALISON A 21.22. 24.112. 128. 132 CUtTISS. ANDtSA I 42, 49. 53, 74 CUSACK. CHAD M 53 CZINDER. MR 7 — jb — DAMIll. JACOUIl J 24. 71 DANISIS. tHONDA A 33 DAUGHERTY. KELLEY M 48, 53. 82 DAUGHStlY, TAMMY 5 33 DAVIS. CARALYN 13 OAVIS. DARCIE A 21.24 DAVIS, GAtY f 24. 67 DAWS. JSff I DAVIS. MELOOY A 15 DAVIS. MKKEY T 53 DAWS, TAMMI L 24. 66. 69 DAWf. ItAMDON M 24. 66. 68. 82. 130 DAWf, lAttY D 53 DAWSON. KATHY A 31. 53. 69 DAWSON, MtS 7. 39 DAWSON. TOM J 15.111.124.134 DSCAMt. MAmiW t 53. 79, 129, 149 DECKER. LARRY 13 DSCKSI. SHItlfY 13 DSDSCKSt. Mt 7. 66. 68. 101. 138. 139 DS60A. KAMlll 15.71, 117 DSGOA. TIA 24,71.79.117. 133.148 DSJAGlt. SONDtA K 5. 58 DEMONO. JENNIFER R 48 DSMOn. TIM S DfNIACK, GAtY A 33. 109 DltOMPOlO. lAttY 5 15 DEPOMPOLO, LAURA A 45, 53 DSVAUIT, PETER 7 48. 95 DSVAUll, THOMAS M 10. 24, 70. 82, 129, 148 OEVRff. ANDtl t 15 DEZESS. JENNEHE 13 DI SSS, VttN M 33 DISELL. SILL J 53. 82 DIINO, JODIS M 24 DIMMERS. JULIE E 46.53, 72.76,116. 149 DOCKTlt, CHAD W 33, 119, 130 DOCKTlt, COtlY M 15, 111. 130 DOMKl Mt 7 DOXTADlt, ISLAND J 53 DRAKE. JOHN M 15 DR (HEN, MS 7. 44, 101, 138 DUffY, tour A 33 DUIMSTRA. RAYMOND A 24 DUITS, SHARON 13 DUKES. DEBI Y 53 DUKES. DIANNE Y 6. 53. 150 DUNKIIS. JOHN t 24, 124 DUNN. tSVIN C 24. 82 DUNN, CHAILA J 24. 133 DYKSTtA. DIAMS S 33. 72, 73. 80 DYKSTtA. MAn t 14. 15 - £ — EASEY, BECKY 0 24 EATON. CHAO 0 24 EATON. DAWN j 33, 132 EAVES. DIAMS M IS EHREOT. ANGIE M 33, 70. 75, 79. 92 lISMIt, TAMIJ 24 ELDREO. JASON I 31. S3. 130 siuon, DAYS J IS Eiuon, PATRICK I 53 ELLIS. DENISE M 33. 132 SllSWOtlH, MAS 13 SirnOTH. JANICS 0 15.71 EITZROTH. USA K 53 ENOSLEY. BOYD E 54.66 ENOSLEY. ERK W 24. 66. 68. 124 SHOSUY, GtSG I 15 , 111, 121, 134 SHOSllY. USA K 24 ENOSLEY. P 4 SNDSIFY, TAMMY I 33 IVANS. GAtY M 16 EVANS. JENNIFER K 48 EVANS. Mt 7, 110, 130 EVANS. ROBEIT J 15 EYE. GERI D 15 -3- FAGAN. KIMBERLY A 24, 70. 148 fAttlS. KSVIN A 24 FAUGHT. BROOKE R 25 FAY. STEVE J 12, 33 flATHlt. GtSG 0 31. 54. 134 rsionuscH. m 4 finis, os ut s 33. 82, 119 fISID. JIM K 33 FIELDS. JASON P 25 FISK. DEANNA I 33 FLETCHER. WILLIAM E 34 FLOOD, KELLEY A 54.71. 118 fOGfl. HAM K FOGEl. RICHARD K 16 fOllY. MtS 7 fOtUS. AtlY J 34, 70, 74, 80 fOtD. NANCY I 54 FOUTY. OAVIO J 34. 109, 124 ftAMCIK. AlUtl 4 ftAMK. TIMA K 54 FRERIDGE. MICHELLE I 95 ftlUDGS. Mt 8. 101 ftltlOGl. MIS 8. 101, 138 ftSY, MKHllll A 54. 69 Elfr, VimtlA A 16 FRKK. B08BY j 54 FRYE. HEIDI S 46. 48, 70 ftYS, SHANNON K 20 miction. Mts 8 fuunsi. Mt 8. 109. 134 futtow, ANDY M 31, 54, 66, 73. 80. 82 fUttOW. Mt 5, 139 futtow. scon A 31.48.54,66.150 — b 1 — GAGNON, Jiff N 25 GAHAN. MATTHSW A 16. 115, 129 GAIBREATH. TAMMY L 16. 133 GAtCIA. GSOtCmi G 54 GARCIA. MARTHA L 34 GARLANO. JEFF J 16. 134 GAttm. JAMIl t 34. 119, 130 GAtVSY. MAtK A 54, 69 GASPER. JAN 13 GATlOf, HOUY J 16 GEE. KENT W 54. 120, 130 GfHl, ISTlt 1 54 GERBER. JODI I 25. 69 oitut. am o 25, 69 GltUt. TODD J 54 GIBSON. AMY I 54, 70 GIBSON. lAttY J 25 GIBSON. BRIAN L 25, 30. 67. 124 GltSON. 61 Off C 10. 22. 25. 66. 68. 70, 90. 91, 92. 113, 134, 148 GltSON, TOM 13 GIDllY, JlNNIflt I 25.71 GlfLAtOWSa, KAtl J 16. Ill, 121 GiiLAtowsa, aur m 47, 49. 54, 149 GILLESPIE. MIKE W 16. HI. 134 GIUONS, MltANDA M 25,71 GIOCTZNER, JOEY A 121 GOODMAN. NICOll M 16 GOOOYlAt. DAVID 138 GOODYfAt. Mt 13. 133 GOIDOM, ItlAN T 34 GORDON. JAMES E 34. 82 GOIDOM. TAMMY ( 16 GOULD. (HAD R 16. 148 GOULD. TODO A 34. 80. 109. 124. 125 GtAtAU. DAMIll D 16 GRA8AU, MELISSA E 16 GRAFTON MIKE E 55 GRAY. BRAO E 55 GREBENOK. 0E88IE J 25 GtlllNOK, lOtll M 5. 55 GREEN. BLAKE ( 16. 82. 130 CtllNflflD, lAUtll J 25.71 GREENFIELD. LINOA 13 142 GREENFIELD. MAURI 13 GtlfflM. GABtlll M 16. Ill, 121. 130 GtlfflM. MfllSSA 1 GRONER. ROBERTA I 34 GROSS. AIMEE I 16 GROSS. JEREMY J 25 GROSS. MElllSA K 34 - J4 — HAAS. HEATHER J 25,71 HAflt. tHIUt M 55, 124 HAIGHT. SUSAN J 25 HALL. ANGELA D 34. 134 HJUl. MATTHfW 0 25 HALLIFAX. KARI I 25 HALUfAX. TfJUYf 25, 126, 127 HALUWIll. JAMIl C 55 HALLIWIll. SOPHIA A 34 HALSTEAD. KARLA E 5. 31. 48. 55. 70. 74, 75. 92 HAMHTOM. KAtlM ( 25.71 HAMU TOM. MAtCUS D 16. 82, 111, 121 HAMMOND. CHRIS J 66. 82 HAIBISOM, Ml 5 4, 137. 139 HAIBISOM. TAIA T 16. 117, 136 HAI0, SAMDY 0 34. 70 HAtf. MfllMDA A 21 , 34. 82. 113. 134 HAtf. tAUl G 21, 34 . 76. 80. 114, 134 HAtMOM. JOM I 55, 82 HAtt. TODD M 21. 25. 124. 129 HAttIMG TOM, TtttY I 25 HARRINGTON. THOMAS J KARSTON. JERRY C 20. 124 HAtT. JASOM t 34 HARVATH, JAMES 16 HATT1S, ERIKA C 16 HATTIS, LISA R 48. 49. 55. 126, 149 HAUM. DOUG f 55 HAUSCHIID. tfTft J 34. 72. 114, 124 HAUSf. BftMlf ( 16 HAUSE. DEB8IE A 34 HAUSf. ftAMCCS f 34, 70 HAUSE. KATHY J HAUSE. STEVE R 55 HAVEY, JIU C 25. 82. 112 HAWKIMS, UMJAMIM J 43. 48. 68, 73. 77, 138, 141, 148. 55 HAWKINS. OAVIO A 16 HAWKINS. MARIE I 34 HAWKINS. REBECCA A 25, 30. 72, 75, 126 HAWKIMS. SAtAH f 16. 126 HAYDfM, KIMBftlY S 34,71 HAYES. ANDY J 34 HAVES. ANTHONY I 34. 82 HAYES, BRENOA HAYES. RANOY J 16 HAYWOOD, I 4 HAYWOOD, THOMAS 1 16 HEALY. DOUGLAS N 16 HEATH. BRIAN E 16. Ill, 124. 130 HEATH. GtfG A 43. 55. 109. 124. 125, 130 HEATH. TARA M 25 HEATH. TRACY 0 5.47.48,55,116, 26. 134. 138. 149 HlltKA. JOHM A 25 HENORICK. SHELLY L 34 HENION. MATTHEW W 16 HENSLEY. DEBBIE K 70, 71, 55, 80 HfMSin. IYDIA I 31. 34. 75. 90 HttBSTtllTH. JOM 55 HERMAN. OAVIO J 25 HERMAN. ERIC J 20 HftMAM, JOHM I 25. 110 HtttOM. HIIDI A 34, 68. 70, 73. 76, 80, 113. 126. 134 HcsTftiY. scon f 56 HEWITT, TIEEANY I 25 HICKS. tACHfl A 14. , 16,71, 76. 118. 136 HIGGIMS, Ml Kin 1 17 HINDENACH. MRS 8 HIMf. CtYSTAl M 25.71 HIMTOM, BtlAM ( 56 HINTON. HEATHER A 25 HOBERT. BRENDA S 56, 70 HOBftJ. JACK ( 34. 109. 130 HOIH, AMGflA G 56. 77. 75. 79 HOfKSTtA. JAM fill D 4, 56. 70, 73. 95, 136, 137, 138, 150 HOUAMD. DIAMMA 5 HOMAN. JENNIFER $ HOMtKH. MKHAfl A HOOK. GREGORY 0 34 9. 25. 126, 127 17 17 KEUY. EllSSA 126. 133 ttUY, MAIL D 32, 35, 73. 80 UMOAll. DAM I 26 UMflllD. TtACY I 26,71 UMISTOH. lHfODOtl 0 57. 129 KENSINGTON. JENNIFER I 26.112,128, 134 trmi. JAMMY I 82. 17 - W- HOOTEN. BRIDGET A 49. 56 KfMSlMGJOM. lAUtll A 39. 45. 48. 49, HOOUM KIU A 17 57. 76. 79. 80, 112, 128, 134, 149 HORAN. JEREMY M 14. 17, 111, 121. KFJCHUM. AAIOM J 26 130 KETCHUM. AMY E 48. 57, 82 HOtM, HtATHft I 25. 71 KIT CHUM BtlAM J 17. 115 HOIMIMG. Ml 8 ODOft. BCTTY 13 HOIMIMG. MIS 5.8 KIDD ft. CAttlf J 20 HOtTOM. (HAD M 17 KIDDSt. HAttY D HORTON. GINGER S 34 KlODft. MYftfl f 35, 124 HOWE, KRISTINE M 34 ODOft. tOBftJ D 17 HOWfll. CHIISJIMA I 43. 48. 56. 72 KIODER. SHERRY I 26 HOWEU. SUSANNE E 25. 112 KIETZMANN, Ml 9. 30 HOWlfTT, Kill S 5. 34. 70 0MG. JfMMIfft I 35. 72. 76. 78 HOXWOtTH, Jffftn T 17. 82 KING, JfSSICA J 26. 133 HU8BARD, GIDGET J 34 BMMn. SHfllYl 17.21 HUBBfll. DAM J 34 BtKHAM, TWA I 57. 149 HUBBELl. LORI I 25. 126 KOKN. TANYA L 26 HUBBfll. WIlllAM 8 56. 109, 129 KOtlECK. BUTCH 66. 124 HU88ERT. SCOn R 25.110,121.130 KOllfK IICHAtO J 26 HUfBMlt, tOBftJ W 25, 69 KONlECZNY, JOEUf M 57 HUGHES. ADAM C K0NIECZNY, TOM J 35 HUGHES. RANOY E 34 KOSBAI. SAMMY I 17. 82 HUIZENGA. KIMBERLY S KtAMMIM. JOSftH C 31, 35,66,109 HULL. LEISHA D 13. 26 KRUEGER. Ml 9 HUU. MfllSSA M 56 KtUl. Jfff T 26 hull, scon G 26 KRU. SPENCE T 57 HUMPHREY. BRADLEY M 17 KUBALl. THERESA M 57 «UNO MRS 137 KU8EK. JULIE E 26. 82. 134 HUNT. JASOM f 26. 39. 71 KUHM, MICOlf I 17 HUSS. LIMBI till B 56. 82 KUTCH. COACH 118. 129 HUSS. KURT F 26. 82. 134 KWtttl. SHAWM W 26. 130 HUVft. BFTH t 44. 48. 56. 72. 82. 118 HUVft. tOBftJ M 17, 82. Ill, 121. 130 - J — - J 1 ADM JASOM A 35 lAJOYl. MAtY J 48 IMMAM. CHttYl A 17 lAJOYf. Ml 9, 101 IVINSKAS, MR 8 lAKf. SAKA D 26 lAMBftJ. LAMfTA flOMI) K 57 MACBIUIt. KfMMfTH I MAC an. DAMA MAODIM (tAIC I MADDfM. DEMISE I MAODIM. OK ! I MAKHOI, UK J MAIM. DOUGLAS I MAIM. Mitt MAKllY. I OBI IT f MAtflA, JOf 5 MAtKM, DAMA 5 MJUtSH. BfCKY A MAiTIMU. J AMI LA 48 110 III, 17 35 21, 111. 17 46. 57 48 57 66. 129. 26 71 48. 78. 57 35 MAITIM12. TOMI M 112.128.136.18 MATHfWS.TOMJ 44,109,58 MATTHEWS. MAUL T 45. 109. 120. 134, 58 MAUItft. DOUG MAUL ft. JOHM MAUtft. Ml MCCALL. Olli 120. 123, 35 9 82. 35 MCCALL. KIMttlYA 48,73.74,76.80. 82. 118, 137, 138. 148. 58 MCCAMOUSM. CAttlf I MCCAtrr. DAWM MCCAtJY. KAttll A MCClUtOM. DAM t MCClUtBM, mir K MCCIUIKIM. scon MCCOMB. tOM MCCOMB. SJACfYl MCCOIMACK. Ml (HAH MCCtAY. SCOn 5 MCCUlllGH. KAtlM I 14. 18 35 82. 134, 18 58 58 111 82. 66. 35 133. 26 35 26 72. 75. 82. 26 MOOIf, SAM0I J 7.31. 69.78,58 MOOtl. TtAVIS 114 MOtGAM, CHIISJIMA M 48. 78 MOtGAM. CLMTC 111.18 MOtGAM. JIMMIfll I 27. 12 MOtGAM. MflODY M 39.68.71, 27 MOtGAM. MKHllll t 126. 27 MOttlS. STltHfM M 109.59 MOIIISOM. CHIISJIMA J 71.27 MO It ISOM, JAMfS H 27 MOIIISOM. JAMMY S 100 MOIJOM. St I AM J 134. 27 MOSKALIK. AAIOM t 68. 73, 137, 139, 150. 148. 59 Muailt. scon C 47. 48. 76. 79, 109, 59 MUlllMS. MU 11 AM 5 59 MUtOOCH, MICH fill I 59 MUttHY. CHAD J 109,124.134.36 MURPHY. JAMif 109. 121. 122, 130. 22. 27 MUttHY, MICAH t 42. 48. 72. 74. 76, 79, 80, 109. 59 MUttHY. MISS 9. 126. 127, 134 MUSSft. GfOtGf D 20 MYltS. BILL E 59 MYTtS. IAUIA A 77 - fl- -9- JACKSOM. JfMMIfft S 34 JACOBS, HEATHEK 114.115 JACOBS. JfMMIfft A 34,70,71 JAMfS. MfllMDA A 8. 26. 117. 128. 134 JAtMAM. DUMMY J 20 JAYOt. UM A 56.113 JflfS, FtfDDY 114 JOHMSOM. DfAM t 26.71 JOHNSON. G4.0CIA M 26 JOHNSON. JACKIJ 56. 70 JOHMSOM. Mitt J 56. 72. 76. 79. 109 JOHMSOM. MICOlf t 17 JOMfS, BtADin M 17.111.134 JONES. DEANNA I 35. 67 JOtOAM. tOBftJ C 80 JOIOAN, STACEY 35. 126 JOtOAM. STfVf i 35,114 JOtDtM, CHUCK G 17 JORDON, STACY I - J - lAMtflJ, WlMDI M lAMCASJtt. JOflLfM I AM CASTS t. MAJHAM 5 IAMG0OM. fOWAID t LAMGfOtD. CYMJHIA A LAMGfOID. flZIf I lAtABfl. JASOM J IAUBAUGH Bin A LfAIYJt . STTYfM Y Iff. USA IfIMAAt. JfMMIfft C 26 26 17. 121 26. 82 17, 111 20 26. 39. 133 MCDOMALD. KIMBftlYA 116,132,35 MCDOWfll. Ml 9 MClMTYtl. IfGIMA M 26. 71 MCKAY. TIM 35 Meanti. scon m 124.134.27 MCUOUGH. MICHAfl 130 MCKIMSTtY, tAUl 114,35 MCIAUGHIIM. JfSSICA f 77 MCLIAM, MAM J 44.134.58 MflfMOY. COACH 114 MfMMfU. CHttSTOtHtt M 27. 12 MENNEU. DENNIS M 48 MftHAM. COACH 114 MfttfUMK. JOt f 68. 129, 27 Mfttlll. MICHAfl I 148. 68. 73. 134, 80, 149. 58 NEE8. MS Mfll. CHAD H NTH. cum Mfll. ClimOM T Mfll. tOBfIT V MtlSOM. BOBU J MflSOM. tAJGf J Mf ISOM. tAMHA J MfYIMS, flUABUH MlWBlttY AAKOM 0 MfWSOMf. DAVID 0 MfWTOM. JASOM I MfWJOM. MAtY MICHOIS. CtAIG A MICHOIS. TftlY I MICHOISOM. STAM I MICKf ISOM TODD f Hit I. 108 10 134, 27 124, 134 71. 18 36 82. 136. 18 9. 36 59 13 124, 18 36 20 13 59 48, 109. 130. 59 21. 134. 59 18 67 Min. MfllSSA K 48.78.79.112.128, 59 MOUM. JAMICf I MOlfM. JfMMIfft MOOtMAM. JACOB W 67. 77. 85. 59 72 18 LfMI. JAMfS f 67. 109. 124. 125. 134, 35 Mfttm. JtMMA K MEUGft. DttfK J MfTIGft, JANET MfUGft. Ml MfTIGft. MIS 115, 18 27 13 9 21 MOttS. JfMMIfft f 46. 48. 69. 73, 75. 59. 138. 149 MOttlS. JUUAMMf I MOttlS. JUUf MOttlS. Mitt t MOtTOM. ftIC M 18. 126 126 48 18 KAISEI. JASON KAJSft. Ml KAMf. STftHAMIf M KAttlMSB. Ml W KAJSUl. tAUl 1 KEELER. J C ttfltt. JOM C KEELER. STEVE I KEIZER. CHRISTOPHER S KEUAY, GARY A ttllft. DAVID I KELLER. ERIN E ttllft. TIACfV I tttlfY. DfBtA S KELLEY. KEVIN L ttUfY. USA A ttUY. BtfCK I 121 9 56. 100 4. 138 35 If M2. IAUIA 1 35. 82. 126 MEYERS. HAKOID S 27. 71, 121, 122 LfOMAID, AMOY 35. 124 MICKlATCHCt. MAIL I 31. 39, 73. 80. - o If SICK. JAMfS A 119. 149, 57 148. 66. 58 IfSIlf. SHAMMOM M 72. 75, 82. 26 MIllS, MATT S 82. 18 LfSTft, MAK 31, 70.113,134.35 Mlllft. AMGflA K 18 O MARA Mf 10 IfWIS, AMMA M 26 Mlllft. AMGflA I 27 O MARA. TfAGUf 120 inns. couiiM m 5, 70, 78. 57 Mlllft. AMGflA M 18 OGDfM. JAMIl J 109. 36 IfWIS. JAMfS t 17 Mlllft. Bin A 58 OGtADY. CHUCK J 27 IfWIS. MICHAfl C 35 Mlllft. CHAD t 82. 115, 18 Ottlff. IOMAID S 59 inns. MiCHiiit c 26 Mlllft. CHAtUMf I 82. 58 Ottlff. SHAMMA K 27 IfWIS. JAMtA 82. 35 Mlllft. JASOM H 114. 120. 35 Ol AUG HUM MATT S 27. 110. 134 HMD ft MAM, IATJ 71. 17 Mlllft. JftfMY I 21. 124, 18 OlCHlStt. JOSftH T 48. 59 llS WfStt, GIMf 35 Mlllft. KAtlM J 48 01D2 JfMMIfft M 31. 39. 60 IMMGSTOM, KtlSTIl I 17 Mlllft. USA M 27 0102 VAl A 75. 31. 72. 36 lOMGSTtfn. JACKIYM t 26, 76. 117, Mlllft. MAKCI A 126. 35 OUVCt. Ml 10. 80 126, 134 Mlllft. tAM J 72. 87. 27 OUVft. MIS 10.31, 101 lOMGSTtffT. lOBftT J 21, 42. 48. 73. Mlllft. If If CCA f 76. 78. 80. 112. 128. OLMSTIAD. MUVA 13 76. 113, 120. 123. 139, 148. 149. C7 58 OMflll. TIM J 70 6. 17. 1)1 57 MllUt. tfMCf J 71. 36 17 lOID. JUUf 0 70. 35 Mlllft. SUSAM t 72. 82. 18 56 lOWfll. DAICfl I 82. 128, 35 MllUt. JOKY I 82. 27 35 lUMBftT, BCVftlY 13 Ml Ml I, SAMUAl A 27 35. 70 lUMBftl MAnHfW 35 MIMlt, SAtAH M 42. 78. 58 17. 115 am. AMGlllMA I 26 MlSMft. JOOYI 10. 35 IUMDOUIST. BtADin S 48 MOGG. AMOtfW 0 45. 119. 129. 58 17. 82. 133 IUMDQUIST. CHAD H 82. Ill, 134. 17 MOmilTH. DAttlM W 44. 48. 70, 82, 92 17 IUSK. WIMOf f 71. 17 MOOOY. BOMMY 13 57, 68. 109 IUMA It. lOBfITO 17 MOOtf. BtlMOA 20 26, 126, 132 IYOMS. JfSSf 130 MOOtl. DOM O HI. 124. 134, 18 26 urn. scon I 57 MOOtf. Jfff t 58 OOM. DAVID f OOM. Ml OtOlStt. SAMAMTHA M OtMS.SCOnA ono. MICOlf I OWfM, ftICH t 115, 121, 129, 18 10 18 60 128. 133. 18 27 - P- PACHECO. BLANCA E tAIK, SHAMS C 77 66. 68, 134. 27 143 fit Kit 6Atr c 70. 120. 130, 36 10AIM, GtlG A 28 PAtKH. HMA M 36 IOBIITS, MAn J 114.61 PAtSOMS, GAKY I 20 IOBIMSOM. JOSH 114 PATTTM, (HIISTOPHH J 134.18 IOBIMSOM MKHAU G 134.61 PATTOCK. Ml 10 IOBIMSOM. MIS 5 PlAKl BtlAM 5 60 tOtnSKI, JfMMIflt ( 71, 18 PTAKT. MAtCIA f 27 tODfMBfCK, JffftfY P 42. 74. 79. 119, PTAtt. VAlltll M 60 129. 61 PICK, SHIUY I 27 tODGltS, Ml 11, 134, 125 PfMMlMGTOM. JODI I 100. 60 tODIIGUU. Ml 11. 101 PIMMOCK. UK W 36 tOOT, Dim M 18 PltKIMS. KIVIM I 18 tOSl. MAtTI 28 PlttY. lAttY A 60 tOSlMBUG, JIM J 36 PfTTtSOM, KATY I 117, 126. 127, 134, loss, KtlSTIMA 72,76,118.36 27 tOUSH, ALIA M 47. 61 PHIUIPS. DAM A 70. 78. 80 60 tOUSH, TtACI J 28 PHIUIPS, ltl( 20 IOUSH, YVOM X 118. 126. 18 PHIUIPS, Ml 10 tomcY, UUIA S PHIUIPS. tACHfl M 134, 27 lOmiY. STACIYI 112,128,134, 71, PICKAtD. D AMI 11 D 44, 109, 148, 60 118.61 PlltCl. BfTH A 69. 60 IOY, JlAMMim P 21. 126. 127, 132, 28 PtltCl, (HtlSTA J 48 IOY.PAUIA 48,109,130,150,149, pint, unit a 36 61 PlUAIS, DAVID I 30, 27 tUPIIGHT. BKKY S 28 PI M MU I SOMYA T 27 39. 71 lUPtIGHT, HMA M 19 PUMCK. DIMISI I 71,27 lUTHtUff. MKHAU J 28. 110, 124 PIAMCK. JODI 110 tUTHlUff. MICHlUf J 70.61 floor, KtlS 48. 60 IYAM, CICIl D 19 point. KATHIYM A 27, 118. 126 POtnt. KtlSTIMA A 66.68. 90. 91, 36 c Point. MIS 11 — ■ SOMME, JAMIS A 8?. 19 SKIDMOH. JfAMfm ¥ 43. 139. 148. 62 poth. tom t 27 PtAMSHKA. DAM I 27 PHSTOM, AMM ¥ 28 Ptld. DAItll A 36 pug. jimmihi t 18 PtlTCHAID, HUY A 49, 60 PtlTCHAID. SMfttr I 28 PtUCHA. MIAMI 0 21. 45. 48. 72. 73. 60. 116, 148. 149 PUGH. Jfff M 70. 120, 130, 36 PUIDIM. KATHY 13 PUIDIY. KATHY J 100. 60 PUIDY. HAMK J 28 PUIGItl. CYMTHIA K 21. 117, 126, 136, 71. 14. 18 PUtGill. Ml 11, 138 PYU. OAIYI A 36 PYUYMSKI, AKTHOMY J 28. no PYVYMSKI. SUSAMA 60 - Q — OUia. JANE M 82. 18 - R — tAfllfl. IVflYMK 78. 80. 60 IAMDAU. ASA I 111, 18 1AY. GIMGII J 36 IAYMOMO. BIAMDII 71. 18 tAYMOMO. MICHin M 60 IAYMOMO. STACfY A 61 IIA, JASOM 68 IIA, JOHM f 66. 82. 130. 28 IIAHM, STFVTM K 70. 36 HASH. SHAMI J 61 HDMAM. BtlAM I HID, DIBtA 124, 134. 28 HID. JUUl A 36 IffD. KAtl f 18 HID. SAMDY C 28 tfIGUt. TISH 1 36 HMn. JOSIPH w Him, MICHlUf M 61 HPtOGU. MAtCIA I 18 HYHOIDS. KlMMfTH V 18 IHODIS. STACfY I 78,61 IKl. (HAtUS W 61 BCT. IOUISI 1 28 IKl. MICHlUf I 5. 48 IKHAtO, JIM f 31, 36 tlCHAIDSOM, SEN G 36 IKHTlt. JUUl I 36 toil, TAMMIl M 82. 118. 28 HfTHtK. BAIB 13 (ME. KATHY A 28 HMf. PAUl 1 ITTSfMA, USUI tIVTtA. miUAMS G 113 SAISXI, J0€ E 20.111 SAMS, Ml(HAll C 109. 36 SAMIMOCIMCIO. Tlttl I 36 SAIYH. CAMDIS D 113.134.19 SAtm (MAD 1 82. 134, 28 SAtVH.CIISA 148.61 SATlWItlD. KAtlM I 19 SAWKA. AMDHA I 48.100.61 SCHAAf. Ml 11,101 SCHAfflt. DAWM 69 ma JODDW 82.115. 134.28 SCHIID. Bill D 36 S(HIID. MAtr I SCHIMMU. JIMIfft A 82. 117. 128. 134, 22. 28 SCHUH, BAKBtA I 72, 82. 19 SCHUH, tOMI S 31. 72. 75. 82. 19 SCHMADH. MAH J 109. 134. 149, 61 SCHMIIDH. (Attll l 117,134,71.19 SCHMfIDft. OUT A 48. 72. 76. 118. 61 SCHOlSSfL CAW 4 SCHOfSSfl. SCOnA 72. 76.84.114. 120, 32. 36, 134, 139 SCHtOlDlt, MIS 11 SCHWAITZ. Ml 11,101 SCOKY.mSA 121,130.80.19 SCOTT, MAFTMIW M 6.114.36 SHIS, AMCfLA f 21, 72, 73. 76. 78,91, 80. 62 SICOID. DfMMIS I 28 SUM. AMY J 19 Sllir. Ml IMA 13 Sana IODMIY H 28 SIMM. Dim J 28 shvkt. cue a SHVICl. SMIILA A 100.62 Sim. JASOM M 47 SlUSS, MAtA ? 82, 28 SIXTOM, 1011A 31,82.36 SfXTOM. SUIIK 28 SHAfFlt, DAWM M 62 SHAtf. 1011 IT t 19 SMATTVO, KYll C 28 SMAT, MICOU t 8. 72, 118, 128, 22,28 SMia. TODD 115 SHlUfMBAtGH. TAMMY I 69. 82. 28 SHIHtO. MISSY I 62 SHfPAID, TlttSA M 72, 28 SHlttY. (HttSTIMA I 19,112.128,71 SMlttY. DIMMA I 48.78,112. 128 SMOtT, MIUSSA A 42. 124, 62 SMtltft. DlUli J 19 SHUMWAY, TOM W 109. 134. 36 SJEWEfT, MOMICA M 80. 36 SIMME1. KlMBltlY SUAMOMS. UOYD M 67. 36 SIMPSOM.Mt 11.109.130 SIMPSOM, tOMALD I 62 SIMCIAII. CIMI M 67. 28 SISSOM. YKTOt f 62 SUGSTAD. TtIMA M SlAMOt, DAVID I SlATlI, DIMA K SIOCUM, ALUM W SIOCUM. HAD I SIOCUM, MATT I SMIAD. KIM $ SMITH. AKTHOMY C SMITH, (HIISTOPHH A SMITH, JAMIl SMITH, Jiff W SMITH, KAtlM I SMITH, KlMBltlY A SMITH. KIMNtlY 0 SMITH. Ml SMITH, MIS SMITH. MIKKI f smith, mws J SMITH, SCOn D SMOti. scon A 69. 138. 36 70. 62 134. 36 115, 134. 28 44. 48 36 39. 37 62 37 62 132 37 12, 139 12 79. 80. 37 28 134, 37 62 WOMPSOM. GAIl t THOMPSOM. JAMIS W THOMPSOM. JAItfD C THOMPSOM. MICHAH J THOIWTOM, Jiff inn, JASOM S 70 37 29 63 110 19 TIOUS. Dim K 71. 70. 74. 80. 37 5, 75, 63 63 19 19 37. 19 SMOW.SUSAMA 70,75, 78.138,62 SMYVlt. DIAMM M 82.113.134. 19 milY, SHAMMOM M milt. HAtllY W TOBIAS. BtlAM J TOBIAS. TISHIA J WDO. (HtlSTOPHlt t TODO. WlMDY M WKAtSKJ. (HtlSTIMA M 42, 48, 78, 79 TOlllS. CHAD IAS, 48. 72. 76. 80. 114, 63. 130. 149 TOSSAVA. DAVID J 82,111.124. 19 TOWMSIMO, JAMIS I TOWMSIMD, USA M 126. 29 TtACY, CHKIS I 82.114,134.37 TtACT. Iff 13 TtAHAM. KAtA I 72. 126, 133, 71, 19 TUtMBUll. BtlAM A 110,121,29 TUIMBUtl. Wit 11 AM S 47. 48. 72. 78, 114, 139. 63 126, 19 19 77, 37 29 70. 64 SMYDH. MKHAlllllM J 28 WIMIS, CHIIS M SMYVlt. MIMOY K 62 TUIMIS. TtAVIS J SOflA. BOMMIl M 62 TUmi. TOMY M SOflA, KAtOM I 28 SOIMIS. AMMA M 71. 77. 92. 28 - 1 SO IMIS. HIM I 77. 78. 66. 63 sonti, coins 48 SOYA, MIH D 39. 37 UltICH. WAtHM W SPAUIDIMG, MIKKI t 28 UltICH, WlMDY J SPfMCH, MATTHfW W 124, 125, 63 SPIMOUt. AMMA M 72, 76. 80. 82. 90. - 1 91.32. 37, 114, 134, 139 STAffOtD. NTH ( 37 STAffOtD. SnPHAMIl A 128. 19 VAMAMIYVIM. PAUl W STAMM. TAMMY t 5.37 VAMOIMBUIG. KfllY S STAMTOM, JOHM 0 67. 37 VAMDHYTIM. tOBHT STAKTOM. MAXIMI I 126, 19 VAMHOUUM, KYU f STAMTOM. MICHlUf I 76. 78. 80. 63 YAMHOUTIM THVOI M sntll, WAtHM J 28 VAMKAMPIM. TAtl I SniM. TtlMTTY t 82. 19 VAMM, HOllY ( SniDU. 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MIUSSA A 133,29 mMICK, MATHAM t 38 mtSCH, MAtK M 38 mtSCH, MICHOUS A 48 WISmiUOMH 82.115. 134.71,20 WTTHAM. KtlSUMl I 73. 79, 32, 38 Wimt.KAnfM 72.136,71, 20 Wimi, tOBB A 66. 64 WOlfl. CASfY S 38 WOUlMBAtClt. BtlAM S 111. 124, 134. 20 WOOD, AtCHIl J 45, 48, 74, 82. 134 WOOD. BlYltlY A WOOD. CYMTHIA J 29,82.112.128 WOOD. UWIM H 78. 29 WOOD. KfMMFTH W 38 WOOD. tOBIM I 29 WOOD, SHAY I 38 WOODUff, AMOtfW D 29, 121, 122, 130 WOODMAMSll. UUIA J 5, 64 WOODMAMSll. STfVTM 13 WOODS, JfAMFTTT K 20 WOtm, DAtICf C 64 WtfM. DAVT C 82, 29 WtIGHT, MICH All J 38 WYMlt. MUt J 64 - V- VEPEZ. JAMES C 20 YTSH, VAlltll J 118,133,29 YOOft. MATHAM U rCHJMC, JfffftY A 38 YOUM6S. BUZI 138 YOUM6S. CHASf W 111. 121, 123,'71, 20 YOUHGS, Jiff 113.120 - r- lAllWSKI. IHOMDA J 20 IIIGUI, KIIK D 29.110 7I16UI, MAtVIM J 109. 124, 125. 64 IIMMUMAM, BtYAMT f 82. 20 IIMMHMAM. (HAD A 80. 38 lUtfACl, IDWAID C 29,82.115 lUtfACT. MICHlUf 20 !.'HAPPY BIRTHDA Y MICHIGAN!! In celebration of the Sesquicentennial year members of the student committee organized a Sesquicentennial historical marker dedica- tion. Hastings students participated in ded- ication of a historical marker to former Gov- ernor Kim Sigler. Calling Barry County his home, Sigler served as governor from 1946- 1948. Hastings students were instrumental in planning the event. Essay and poster contests relating to a “Kim Sigler” theme gave all students a chance to take part in the cel- ebration. Luke Ciciliano, the Great Grandson of Kim Sigler. Jason Miller presents certificates of recognition to the Kim Sigler Essay Winners. Hastings Choir members directed by Miss Patti Aumick. Brad Weller dedicates the Kim Sigler marker. 145 1987 — the Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution The Freedom Shrine is a collection of 28 orig- inal documents photographically reproduced and displayed throughout America to remind its cit- izens of the sacrifices of their forefathers. The Freedom Shrine is sponsored by Exchange Clubs throughout the nation. On May 22, 1985 the Exchange Club of Has- tings presented the Freedom Shrine to Hastings Area Schools. The documents are on display in the high school. 146 SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS SWMVF HONORS CHOIR-Front row: Roy Brown, Tia DeGoa, Chad Gould. Back row: Trudy Cole, Tom DeVault, Chria Sarver, Geoff Gibson, and Kim Fagan. ROTARY TOP TEN: Front — Amy Bowers, Heather Prucha, Sara Sweetland. Middle row — Mike Merrill, Tracy Heath. Last row — Dawn Archer, Phil Anton, and Rob Longatreet. MSVA HONORS CHOIR: Rose Anger STUDENTS OF THE MONTHS: Heather Prucha, Sara Sweetland, back row: Ben Hawkins, Dawn Archer, and Rob Longatreet 148 This page sponsored by McCall’s Photography HOMECOMING TOP TEN G1KLS: Front row — Titia Kirkham, Laurie Kensington, Julie Dimmers, Kelli Gielarowaki, Tracy Heath. Back row — Lisa Hatias, Jenny Norris, Dawn Archer, and Heather P rue ha ACADEMIC TOP TEN: Mark Micklatcher, Kim McCall, Jeanette Skidmore, Katheleen Barcroft, Ron Bustance, Dan Pickard, Aaron Moskalic, Mike Merrll, and Ben Hawkins HOMECOMING TOP TEN GUYS: Left-Matt Schmader, Matt DeCamp, Jim Lesick. Right-Chad Tolies, Rob Longstreet, Paul Roy, and David Vaughan. 149 MOCK ELECTIONS MOST INTELLECT- Janelle Hoekstra and Aaron Moskalik. 150 CLASS FLIRT- Paul Roy CLASS FLIRT- Dianne Dukes Our thanks to White’s Photography. SUPPORTING SPONSORS The County Seat Good Spirits Diane L Flohr Thornapple Valley Equipment, Inc. Coleman Agency of Hastings, Inc. Beebes Shoe Repair DJ Electric Service CONTRIBUTING SPONSORS Carl H. Peurach, DDS, PC Clarilla Funk Hastings Chiropractic Clinic Buehler Chiropractic Clinic Dimmers and McPhillips U-Rent-Em Canoe Livery Blairs Pet and Garden 151 Staff Advisor Mrs. Freridge General Editor Jenny Norris Academics Editor Rebecca Hawkins Financial Editor Shannon Tilley Student Life Editor Karla Halstead Photography and Sports Editor Sue Snow Staff Leslie Becker Lori Courtney Angie Ehredt Shannon Leslie Karen McCulligh ValOldz Roni Schleh Photographers Marta Bender Chad Gould Ben Hawkins Lydia Hensley Bryon Hubbel Colophon THE SAXON — 1988 152 pages 700 copies 17 staff members covers 1987-88 school year Taylor Publishing Company 152