Holton High School - Exodus Yearbook (Holton, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1971 volume:

U p 1— o IE _j o o V- X «j CT SEVENTY ONE =§ z § O g§ i , f. Table of Contents Administration 9 Seniors 19 Underclass 31 Junior High 39 Activities 45 Athletics 61 Seniors Only 81 Advertising 95 ! I I ' Another year has gone, fading into the past. It goes, yet leaves us memories of all the occasions and people at Holton High. Perhaps the easiest thing to remember will be the actions and expressions of everyone. They explain circumstances when captured by a picture— I - «. ; ik v g The puzzled face of a confused student, the frowning face of a teacher, the laughing, excited faces of victory, or the crying dismal faces of a narrow defeat. We were packed and jammed within those walls where tempers sometimes flared, yet friendships were usually found. It will be easy, it seems, to remember the faces ofH. H. S. Steve Aslakson -:-M £ j S Holton High School Looks Up To Its Leaders. Our Administration department is always working to improve our school. Among the programs which have been initiated this year is one in which the faculty members in each area of study meet with our school board members in order to discuss teaching goals and philosophies, textbooks, and grading systems. Through this program the board and teachers have the oppor- tunity to meet and learn about each other. Mr. Raymor, our superintendent, coordinates the business and activities of the schools. Mr. Deiters, the principal, works closely with teachers and students. Our school board members, seated from left to right, include M. Gillett, H. Beecham, C. Patelski, F. DeVos, B. Hill and E. Yager. . ' • ' •Ji m - i b F. Kooistra is School Board President Mrs. Snipp aids the superintendent Mrs. Slowik checks the attendence. Mrs. Aslakson handles high school office business. Our School ' s Strength Lies in its Teachers Mrs. Louise Moon Mr. Thomas Nielsen Mrs. Elnora Woodyard Mr. Paul Schulze Mr. Francis Ivie Mr. Stanley Frisbie L ' .- Mr. Dave Nelson Mr. Lyle Rossiter Mr. Lyle Green Mr. James Johnston Mrs. Elizabeth Swenson Mr. William Farmer Mrs. Nanette Peters rjnwur Mr. Karl Jackson v Mr. Kenneth Mahoney Mr. David Greiner Mr. William Ello Mr. Jerry Molewyk Miss Jacklyn Davis Mr. Robert Engstrom Mrs. Margaret Young Mrs. Willa Kalsbeek Mrs. Suzanne Walters Mrs. Barbara Vargo HHHi HHHI HNi $ i i .s ___ ! Mr. Richard Gam H. H. S. Congratulates . . . Cheryl Chester Laura Cobb Ed Goebel Dave Hannum Rose Ingram Roger Johnson Marjorie Johnston Maryann Lau Sharon Lewis Grey Lynn Jim Lynn Barb Lyon Steve Mullins George Schneider Gene Shirk Don Slater Steve Young Betty Zerlaut Senior Class Officers: Barb Lyon, Secretary; Jim Lynn, President; Ray Hendrickson, Vice President; Rhonda Fortin, Treasurer. Seniors Decide That . . . s ?S Rose and Steve are the most likely to succeed Tim and Deb are the best dancers. Sheryl and Leon are the cutest couple. Barb and Roland are the most constructive. Barb and Carl are the teacher ' s pets. Sheryl and Jim are the class flirts. Diane and Garry are the tallest pair. Cheryl and Jim are the most athletic. Joan and George are the most congenial. Joan and Jim are the best all-around. Betty and Mark are the class cut-ups. Karen and Rick are the most shy. Rose and Ray are the best dressed. Juniors Boast Able Leaders Barry, Debbie Boukamp, Gary Cochran, Debbie Erickson, Kathy Bean, Rick Brooks, Brad Colwell, Dan Follett, Dick Beecham, Bev Casteel, James Dempkey, Cherlyn France, Vickie Beeman, Debbie Chase, George Dore, Robert Gardner, Ronald Bell, James Chester, Teresa Durham, James Gleason, Tom Griener, Mary Jackson, Bonnie Knight, Wanda Griffing, Dave Jager, Steve Lorenz, Judy Hanes, Diane Johns, Don Ludlow, Renee Hekkema, Robert Kempf, Joyce Lynn, Gary Hoffman, Richard Kempf, Nate Mason, Shirley McDonald, Greg Mullins, Tom Pearo, Frank Potter, Violet Rogers, Rhonda McLaren, Gayle Murat, Debbie Pierce, Bruce Rauch, David Rupar, Woody McMeans, Charlotte Noble, Frank Pierce, Robin Rogers, Julie Shappee, Russ Junior Class Officers: Bruce Hager, Secretary; Mary Greiner, President; Bonnie Jackson, Vice President; Kevin Wickey, Treasurer. KT Jfl Jm Wk l ■ --■ = J i)l B .. jjll rW Sloan, Butch Wannamaker, Linda Sorenson, Robert Weller, Sue Sutherland, LuAnn Whitehurst, Robin Trygstad, Rick Wickey, Kevin Unger, Jerry Wickey, Kim Vermilyea, Diane Zeckzer, Larry Class of 73 Awaits Their Time Addison, Cindy Blamer, John Brooks, Jerry Devries, Laurel Frein, Dick Green, Jackie Huey, Cregg Aslakson, Loren Blamer, Judy Busch, Bob Drake, Steve Ferguson, Debbie Griener, David Herring, Marcia Aslakson, Loma Brannum, Cindy Campbell, Cheryl Florez, Elaine Gillette, Cheryl Harris, Gerry Hunt, Debbie Beeman, Rick Broton, Mike Crawford, Sonya Fotis, Bruce Goebel, Tom Hays, Paula Jackson, Judy Hekkema, Brenda Hodgkis, Sharon Henry, Steve Jones, Carol Keas, Jeff Kruszynski, Kim Mason, Val Newell, Tanya Richards, Cindy Slater, Renee Klomp, Glen Lynn, Debbie Mead, George Pickard, Ruth Robbins, Patty Slater, Ron Kooistra, Joan Luttrull, Kim Newcomb, Sandy Ray, Dawn Rogers, Sandy Stitt, Leah Sophomore Class Officers: Renee Slater, Secretary; Marcella Yager, President; Kim Kruszynski, Vice President; Lorna Aslakson, Treasurer. Taylor, MerriLee Trygstad, Trudy VanNett, Donna Wyant, Mary Wymer, Nancy Yager, Marcella Freshman Tackle First Abbot, Dave Bakke, Joe Beeman, Cindy Bell, Patty Bevins, Patty Blizzard, Mike Boucamp, Vickie Bow, Doug Brooks, David Broton, Pat Casteel, Diane Chester, Bita Dagen, Julie England, Danny Gillett, Marcia Christopherson, Mark Duer, Sandy Erickson, Georgia Goebel, Karen Cochran, Lloyd DeVos, Denny Evans, Conrad Gray, BoxAnn Crossman, Harris Dore, Yvonne Evans, Chris Hager, Cathy Cunningham, Henry Drake, Frank France, Bandy Hall, Cheryl Hanes, Sue Hiles, Mike Horton, Dennis Johns, Kathy Johnston, Brian Year In High School Kelly, Cindy Mar vin, Brian Murat, Linda Osborn, Charlene Pheiffer, Steve Quick, Tim Rinehart, Ricky Knight, Don McCastle, Christy Neal, Debbie Packingham, Denny Pickard, Carol Rauch, Don Rice, Duane Lucht, Mike McCastle, Tom Neal, Diane Pheiffer, Jeff Pickard, Ed Rinard, Delores Rice, Joan Luttrull, Brenda Monette, Tom Nichols, Ron Luttrull, Marcia Moore, Scott Olson, Debbie Rogers, Stan Seyferth, Sue Sutherland, Dan Wannamaker, Randy Ruprecht, Cheryl Shanty, Don Swears, Kim Wilks, Lori Saum, Molly Slater, Rose Syers, Cindy Yager, Mennen Stenberg, Mary Ellen Teal, Donna Young, Cleve Straub, Herman Wadkins, Sandy Zerlaut, Michelle Junior High Has Only Just Begun Addison, Mark Briggs, Bill Cramblet, Ricky Ferguson, Wes Gray, Angela Hardy, Charlie Herring, Kathy Barnard, Cindy Buckner, Kathy Dempkey, Kevin Fortin, Larry Greiner, Nancy Hart, Mary Hicks, Cheryl Bean, Joan Buckner, Tom Drake, David Fotis, Frank Hall, Bob Hays, Patty Hoffman, Don Bosse, Chris Chartrand, Denise England, Dan France, Ricky Hill, Julie Henry, Terry Haugen, Cindy Brannum, Vicki Cobb, Marty Farber, Don Gardner, Warren Hamel, Robin Hepler, Jeff Huntley, Jeanette Shanty, Doreen Shirk, Steve Tomaras, Steve Walsworth, Keith Sloan, Chris Vasicek, Darlene Wannamaker, Ricky Sorenson, Barb Vasicek, Paul Whaling, Bruce Smith, Steve Vermilyea, Paul Whaling, Terry Snyder, Sue Voyles, Vivian Weihl, Ron Stitt, John Wait, Cathy Workman, Beth Class of 76 Bates, Brent Cassau, Regine Dimitrijevich, Kim Frein, Laurie Beeman, Sherry Crawford, Bonnie Dunnaway, Cinthia Gagnon, Karen Bosse, Chris Casteel, Ray Duer, Sue Green, Joey Brooks, Greg Cobb, Ted Erickson, Ray Griener, Pat Broton, Ilene Campbell, Randy Eikenberry, David Hardy, Gayle Harner, Tammy Hunt, Danny Hekkema, Cindy Johnson, Bob Hekkema, Jeff Keas, Todd Hendrickson, Renee Keech, Lonnie Henry, Kim Kruszynski, Sue Henry, Shelly Kuck, David Lockwood, Bob Luttrull, Debbie Lynn, Cindy Lynn, Jeff Marshall, Vickie McCastle, Yvonne McDonnell, Gayle Jr. High perches on stage during pep assemblies. Moore, Richard Nelson, Janelle Polack, Mike Saum, Bruce Swears, Lisa Walsworth, Penny Murphy, Jill O ' Neal, Randy Potter, Joe Schmitt, Carla Tanner, Diane Weller, Dan Newman, Sheri Patelski, Karen Rinard, Debbie Stafford, Robbin Tomaras, Eddie Wyant, Rose D. Younts, Student Council Pres., Seated Top Left, Together with Vice Pres. C. Chester, Lower Left, Treasurer Jim Lynn, Upper right, and R Whitehurst, Sec, Lead the organization as it works to lead the student body in communicating with the administration. Student Council Officers and Representatives, include R Nichols and S. Aslakson, standing in top row, R. Johnson, J. Unger, K. Wickey, G. Mead, D. Murat, and G. Klomp in the 2nd row, and D. Younts, C. Chester, R. Whitehurst, and J. Lynn seated in front The Junior High has its own Student Council which consists of R Hall, C. Hicks, K. McCumber, J. John- ston, and W. Ferguson standing in Top row, D. Hunt, and K. Henry, seated in front Mrs. Moon, standing on the left is the advisor of the Agnes De Hart Chapter of the National Honor Society of which B. Lyons, standing, R Patelski, seated on right, and P. Bunnell are members. K. Whitener, C. Chester, and J. Kempf look on as B. Lyons types out the pages of the Inflo-Explo. H. H. S. Choir and Band Entertain Community Band: Top row— P. Bunnell, N. Greiner, D. Hanes, M. Greiner, C. Pickard, D. Mead, J. Johnston, D. Rauch, D. Sutherland, D. Rauch, J. Dagen, B. Beecham, D. Murat, Mr. Ello. 2nd row— L. DeVries, R Pickard, E. Yager, M. Lau, M. Johnston, J. Kooistra, M. Stenburg, E. Pickard, M. Yager, S. Seyferth, L. Carr, C. Addison, L. Cochran, L. Aslakson, C. McCastle, B. Johnson, C. Hicks, C. Richards, C. Wait, W. Keas, R Lockwood, M. Blizzard, R. Cramblet, B. Mead, L. Robbins, S. Jager, B. Shaffer, B. Busch, S. Aslakson, Y. Dore. 3rd row— R. Carr, D. Cochran, D. Barry, B. Lyon, D. Hunt, D. Ferguson, C Jones. Choir prepares for practice. Choir: Top row— F. Pearo, G. Lynn, S. Aslakson, D. Bevins, K. Whitner, D. Younts, R Hendrickson. 2nd row— J. Slater, R. Carr, L. Aslakson, L. Sorenson, B. Lyon, J. Lorenz, R. Slater, B. Jackson. 3rd row— P. Bunnell, P. Hays, V. Mason, S. Hays, C. VanNett, R. Chester, R. Rogers, C. McMeans, S. Hodgkiss, G. MacLaren, S. Huey, C. Chester. 4th row— M. Slowik, R. Whitehurst, L. Carr, J. Blamer, D. Barry, D. Murat With 2 Annual Concerts The H. H. S. Marching Band adds color and rythm to every home game. H. H. S. Students Look To The Future Future Nurses: Top row — S. Dempkey, C. Jones, V. France, P. Robbins, J. Kooistra, L. DeVries, K. Erickson. 2nd row — S. Mason, S. New- comb, L. Carr, B. Lyon, J. Slater, R. Carr, J. Kempf, L. Stitt, Mrs. F. E. Ivie. § ®. . ® 5 FFA: Top row — D. Horton, R. Nichols, C. Huey, G. Klomp, S. Young, G. Lynn, G. Svvenson, D. Hannum, D. Burns, G. Schneider, F. Pearo, B. Pierce. 2nd row — G. Robbins, B. Sorensen, R. Johnson, T. Sutherland, D. Younts, R France, R. Shappee, G. Brooks, J. Unger, F. Dagen, D. Cowell. 3rd row— B. Marvin, B. Fotis, D. Follett, H. Cunningham, L. Peresian, T. Quick, D. Brooks, D. Sutherland, M. Hiles, J. Johnston, R. Huey, D. Bow, J. Blamer. 4th row— Mr. Farmer, C. Murat, B. Johnson, J. Rice, J. Kempf, D. Langfels, D. Slater, E. VanNett, R. Slater B Dore, R. Hendrickson, J. Bakke, S. Moore, W. Wilks, L. Slater. Future Homemakers: Top row— C. Pickard, Y. Dore, C. Campbell, D. Casteel, D. Barry, S. Rogers, K. Luttrull, D. Vasicek. 2nd row— K. Herring, R. Pickard, M. Herring, S. Hays, M. Wyant, K. Buchner, Mrs. Vargo. French and Spanish Club Top Row— M. Zerlaut, L. DeVries, P. Robbins, S. Moore, K. Whitener, D. Lynn, C. Richards. 2nd Row— G. Erickson, R. Pickard, C. Ruprect, R Rinhart, C. Jones, S. Campbell, J. Kempf, L. Stitt, D. Teall. 3rd Row— C. Pickard, B. Johnson, R Ludlow, P. Bunnell, S. Cunningham, J. Slater, T. Newell, E. Pickard, L. Cochran, Mrs. Woodyard Top Row— R Patelski, R Carr, D. Barry, D. Scanlon, S. Aslakson, B. Jackson, S. Hays, S. Campbell, M. Herring, C. Richards, R. Vasicek, D. Johns. 2nd Row— M. Slowik, B. Lyons, L. Carr, S. Cunningham, J. Blamer, C. Pickard, Y. Dore, P. Bunnell. 3rd Row- Miss Davis, J. Slater, B. Zerlaut, L. Cobb. Betty edits pages as we produce them. 1971 Exodus Staff Pep Club Boosts School Spirit. Pep Club: Top row — J. Lynn, R. Hendrickson. 2nd row— S. Hodgkiss, M. Wyant, S. Cunningham, J. Slater, R. Chester, R. Ingram, S. Hays, C. Hager, D. Teal. Bleachers— 3rd row — C. Richards, J. Kooistra, K. Kruszynski, S. Kroll, D. Ferguson, R Pickard. 4th row — M. Greiner, R. Patelski, L. Carr, M. Her- ring, G. MacLaren. 5th row— B. Lyon, P. Hays, D. Hunt, D. Barry, J. Blamer, J. Kempf, R Carr, D. Murat, Mr. Gam. Devilettes: Left to right— S. Huey, D. VanNett, C. Beeman, J. Jackson, V. Loss, M. Saums, B. Jackson, and S. Crawford make up the dance team, which adds a new demension to our games. Pep Club advisor makes first contribution to Activity Day Car Wash. Even though we lost, Homecoming was a Success. Seniors came in on a Wing And A Prayer. Juniors rocket to first place. Sophomores shoot over the goal posts. Freshmen football ready for kickoff. Dan and Cheryl reign over 1971 Homecoming. Holton High Royalty consists of Laura Cobb, Gayle MacLaren, Joan Slater, Cheryl Chester, Dan Younts, Jim Lynn, Renee Slater, Ray Hendrickson, and Sandy Wadkins. King and Queen Dan and Cheryl, with their court, Ray, Joan, Laura, and Jim. Mr. Chester congratulates his daughter. Homecoming Ends With A Quiet Dance H. H. S. Cheerleaders Channel Crowd S. Hays, R. Whitehurst, M. Slowik, L. Sutherland, D. Murat, C. Chester, and G. McLaren are the Varsity Cheerleaders. Enthusiasm into Victory Our pep assemblies and game crowds are reflecting the increasing enthusiasm of our cheerleaders. Under the direction of Mrs. Peters, the new Physical Educa- tion Teacher, they are learning new methods of cheer- ing and chanting. They are eager to show us the new ideas they learned from the annual workshop which they attended. Decked out in the new uniforms they purchased with money earned from selling popcorn during the games, they lead H. H. S. Spectators to a great way of cheering on our team. T. Newell at the top, K. Kruszynski, P. Hays, J. Blamer, C. Hager, M. Wyant, and D. Hunt are the J. V. Cheerleaders. Cheerleaders urge the crowds into cheering. H. J. H. Has Its Perky Leaders Also L. Robbins standing in the back row with K. McCumber and C. Hicks, and, squating, T. Luttrull, P. Hays, with L. Jackson in the foreground are the 8th grade cheerleaders. R. Hendrickson being supported by T. Harner and S. Kruszynski with R. Wyant, K. Dimi- trijevich and K. Henry in front are the 7th grade cheerleaders. Football Starts the Season with Mud and Action There are four seasons in a year. Winter brings the snow, spring the buds, summer the warmth, but only autumn brings the excitement and fury of the N.C.A.A. football season. Cheering crowds of H.H.S. students shiver in the cold night air as 11 of our boys, bearing the Devils ' red and white, fight relentlessly for a victory for our school. Mr. Rossiter, left, coaches the varsity team, assisted by Mr. Gam, below, and Mr. Engstrom trains the junior varsity. Our teams were unfortunate this year with a no win season. Nevertheless, our spirits remain high and our pride never faulters. Our Football Squads Play Hard to Give H.H.S. A Thrilling Season Junior Varsity: Top row — Mr. Engstrom, R. Rinhart, J. Johnston, S. Moore, R. Beeman, M. Broton, G. Brooks, R. Slater, L. Cochran, H. Straub. 2nd row— D. England, P. Broton, C. Huey, B. Busch, J. Keas, G. Klomp, C. Huey. Varsity: Top row— E. VanNett, I. Bell, B. Hekkema, R. Shappee, G. Boukamp, B. Hager, G. Trygstad, G. Schneider, D. Slater, C. Murat, J. Casteel. 2nd row — J. Lynn, B. Sloan, J. Unger, R. Hendrickson, N, Kempf, G. Lynn, F. Pearo, R. Trvgstad, Mr. Garn. 3rd row — Mr. Rossiter, S. Jager, R. Johnson, J. Hekkema, G. Lynn, F. Dagen, T. Sutherland. Gary Trygstad Ray Hendrickson Offensive Team Jim Lynn -3T- t Jim Hekkema Tim Sutherland Fred Dagen uw m y ♦ i -4 — Greg Lynn George Schneider Carl Murat Don Slater-Far Left Ed VanNette Defensive Team H.H.S. Athlete ' s Move In Jr. Squads Look Promising for Future Varsity Eighth Grade: Top Row W. Ferguson, K. Walsworth, D. Rauch, J. Hepler, M. Cobb, C. Sloan, J. Johnston, T. Buckner. 1st row — Mr Nielsen. D. Luttrull, B. Jefferies, W. Gardner, B. Hall, C. Bossee, L. Fortin, T. Henry, S. Luttrull, R. Klomp, D. Packard. Seventh Grade: Top row— D. Eikenberry, B. Lockwood, P. Greiner, R. Campbell, T. Cobb, J. Hekkema, G. Bossee. 1st row— Mr. Nielson, E. Tomaras, R. O ' Neal, D. Weller, D. Hunt, D. Kuek, T. Keas. Junior Varsity: Top row — C. Huey, G. Mead, R. Beeman, M. Broton, S. Henry, J. Johnston, F. Fotis, G. Harris, P. Broton, L. Cochran, B. Hislop, D. Sutherland, C. Huey, B. Busch, R. Rinehart, M. Yager, L. Fortin, Coach, Mr. Gam. As the winter weather approaches, H.H.S. moves indoors to challenge conference teams in the tense and fast moving game of Basketball. This year our seventh grade team, coached by Mr. Nielsen, won 3 games and lost 7. The eighth graders, also under Mr. Nielsen, had an outstanding season with 8 wins to only 3 losses which put them runners up in the Tri-County tournament and winners of a trophy. The Junior Varsity team coached by Mr. Rossiter won only one of the 16 games played while the Varsity players, coached by Mr. Nelson, made 7 wins to 9 losses. All in all, we are proud of the tremendous effort put forth by our boys for a great season. Mr. Nelson, Head Coach, congratulates his assistant, Frank McMeans. Varsity: Top Row — R. Shappee, R. Trygstad, G. Robbins, L. Zeckzer, B. Hekkema, C. Murat, B. Hager. 2nd row — D. Rauch, D. Griffing, G. Lynn, J. Lynn, R. Huey, S. Fortin, F. Dagen, D. Slater. 3rd row — F. McMeans, B. Scanlon. Jim Lynn and Rick Huey. H.H.S. Varsity Shoot for a Victory Steve Fortin, far left. Carl Murat Fred Dagen Garry Robbins VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES 1971 Game Scores Record 7-9 Devils Opponent Devils Opponent 48 Walkerville 49 56 Kent City 83 40 Hesperia 88 74 Kent City 72 58 Newaygo 48 36 Hesperia 79 70 Morley-Stanwood 60 59 Newaygo 87 41 White Cloud 80 58 White Cloud 67 51 Walkerville 48 72 Morley-Stanwood 57 65 Tri-County 62 66 Tri-County 73 67 Grant 57 42 Grant 63 1970 Baseball Team Ushers In Spring The spring of the year finds the 1970 H.H.S. Baseball team working out, getting in shape for a tough season on the diamond. Holton spectators again move outdoors, but now into the warming spring air to watch our players stepping up to the plate, tensely gripping the bat, to slam the ball beyond the outfielders and score more points for Holton. Brian Jackson, Cecil MacLaren, Joel Krus- zynski, Craig Rizley, Rex Carr, Mike Colwell, Dale Macy, and Pete Wyant are the Senior players. Ray Hendrickson, Roger Johnson, Jim Hekkema, represent the Junior class and Bruce Hager, Russ Shappee, Gary Boukamp, Dave Rauch, and Butch Sloan are from our Sophomore class. Mr. Maxwell coaches the team which worked hard for a final season record of 7 wins to 7 losses. Garv Boukamp is our leading hitter with a .407 average. Bruce Hager follows closely with a .333 average. Rex Carr is our leading pitcher holding a record of 3 wins to 2 losses. 1970 BASEBALL SCORES Game Score Record 7-7 ' evils Opponent 11 Grant 2 7 Newaygo 8 16 Tri-County 11 4 White Cloud 16 11 Morley-Stanwood 13 1 Hesperia 11 7 Kent City 17 9 Newaygo 4 3 Tri-County 2 4 Hesperia 3 19 Morley-Stanwood 12 8 Grant 5 White Cloud 7 1 Kent City 11 Athletic Autographs Holton ' s Top Ten Students We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate those 10 students who are graduating with the highest grade point average of the 1971 Senior Class. Barbara Lyon, our Valedictorian, plans to attend Northern Michi- gan University after graduation while Rose Patelski, Salu- tatorian, will go To Muskegon Business College. Roland Vasicek, third on the honor list, and Cheryl Chester, fourth, have not as yet decided which college they will attend. Paula Bunnel, fifth, will be going to school in Idaho. Steve Fortin, sixth, has applied at Grand Valley State College and Steve Aslakon, seventh, is looking into this college also. Maryann Lau, eighth, plans to attend a two-year college. Steve Mullins, nineth, is debating between service or college following his graduation, and Sheryl Cunningham, tenth, will be attending Muskegon Business College, we wish each of you success in college and in your future careers. Barb Lyon seated, and Rose Patelski Steve Fortin and Steve Aslakson Make Plans For The Future Cheryl Chester left, Roland Vasicek center, and Paula Bunnell Sheryl Cunningham left, Steve Mullins center, and MaryAnn Lau Seniors Recall Their Friends At Work and Play in 1971. Class Advisors Direct Seniors To Graduation Mrs. Vargo SENIOR CLASS OF 1971 MOTTO: Today we prepare for our dream of tomorrow COLORS: Mint Green and Evergreen FLOWER: Yellow Rose ■nil hill in ■■£ JB§k A ifm ,Wfc ; MM ■ iP Senior Directory Karen Anderson Little Said French Club, I, II; Future Teachers, II; Pep Club, III, IV; Arbor Girl, III. Lara Cobb She must be seen to be appreciated. Queen Court, I, IV; French Club, I; Class Officer, I, HI; Library Ass ' t, III; Student Council, II; Future Nurses, II; Jr.-Sr. Banquet III; Jr.-Sr. Prom, III; Annual Staff, IV. Steve Aslakson Even good men like to make the public stare. Debbie Bakke Imagination is the most powerful possession of all. Sheryl Cunningham Tho she be little she be fierce. French Club, I, II, III, IV; Future Teacher ' s, II; Pep Club, III, IV; Paper Staff, II; Annual Staff, IV; Jr. Play, HI; Choir, III; Student Council, III; Office Practice, HI; Teacher ' s Aide, II; Arbor Girl, HI; Class Officer, I; Jr.-Sr. Prom, III, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, III; Bowling, II. Harold Barber Everv age has its pleasures. ' Fred Dagen I have been a stranger in a strange world. ' Football, IV; Basketball, IV; F.F.A., IV. Dennis Bean I ' ve done my duty; I ' ve done no more. Paula Bunnell No matter what happens try smilling. Band, I, II, III, IV; French Spanish club, II, III, IV; Annual Staff, IV; Paper Staff, II, Choir, HI, IV; Jr. Play, III; Sr. Play, IV; Pep Band, II; Y.F.C., I; Honor Societv, HI, IV. Randy Daunt Little and shy but liked by all. Rhonda Fortin I feel myself quietly falling in love. Class Officer, IV; Future Nurses, I, II. Leah Carr The hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world. Pep Club, I, II, III, IV; Pep Band, I, II, III, IV ; Cheer- leader, I, II, III; Future Nurses, III, IV; Band, I, II, III, IV; Choir, HI, IV; Track, II; Paper Staff, II, III; Jr.-Sr. Banquet, III, IV; Jr.-Sr. Prom, III; Annual Staff, IV. Steve Fortin Your life is what you make it. Allen Gleason No man is happy who does not think himself so. Track, I; Football, II. Rita Can- Future Nurses, II, III, IV; Band, I, II, III, IV; Choir, IV; Class Officer, I, III; Future Teachers, I; Pep Club, I, II, III, IV; Track, II; Pep Band, I, II, IV; Paper Staff, II, III; Jr. Play, HI; Annual Staff, IV; Jr.-Sr. Banquet, HI; Jr.-Sr. Prom, III. Ed Goebel I bear your company no more. David Hannum F.F.A., IV. Cheryl Chester Make yourself necessary to somebody. Future Nurses, I; N.R.A., I, II, HI; Class Officer, III, II; Student Council, IV; Inter-League Student Council, III; Cheerleader, II, III; Office Practice, II, III, IV; Teacher ' s Aide, IV, Library Ass ' t, I; Track, I, II; Arbor Gi rl, III; Queen ' s Court, II; Queen, IV; Jr. Play, III; Jr.-Sr. Banquet, III; Pep Club, II, III; Choir, III; Jr.-Sr. Prom, III. Sandra Hays I have no making or arguments. Cheerleading, I, II, HI, IV; Track, I, II; Pep Club, I, II, III, IV; Annual Staff, IV; Office Practice, IV; Teacher ' s Aide, III, IV; Arbor Girl, III; Jr.-Sr. Prom, III; Jr.-Sr. Banquet, HI; F.H.A., III; Choir, IV. James Hekkema Smile with an intent to do mischief. Football, I, IV; Baseball, III, IV. Sheryl Hekkema It matters not how long we live but how. Teacher ' s Aide, II; Library Ass ' t, IV; Jr.-Sr. Banquet, III; Choir, III. Stephen Mullins It is better of course to know useless things than to know nothing. Basketball, I. Carl Murat Girls are like gas stations — few and far between. Basketball, IV; Football, IV. Raymond Hendrickson Fun is all I want from life. Football, I, II, III, IV; Basketball, I, II, HI; Track, HI; Baseball, I, II, HI, IV; Class Officer, II, IV; F.F.A., I, II, III, IV; Choir, IV; King ' s Court, IV. Rose Ingram I can resist everything but temptation. Cheerleading, II, HI; Pep Club, I, II, HI, IV; N.R.A. I, II, HI; Paper Staff, II, HI; Choir, HI. Rose Patelski Whatever you do, do wisely and think of the conse- quences. Annual Staff, IV; Honor Society, IV; Pep Club IV; Pep Band, I, II, III; Choir, III; Future Teachers II; Jr.-Sr. Banquet, III; Jr.-Sr. Prom, HI; Band I, II, III; Student Council I. Ike Pearo Mean as the devil, hot as hell! ' Marjorie Johnston Future Nurses II; Band, I, II, IV; Track, I. Mark Pickard Books think for me. ' M aryann Lau Send them home as merry as creckets. Pep Band, I, III; Pep Club, I, III; N.R.A., I, II; Y.F.C. I; Future Teachers, I; Paper Staff, II, III. Garry Robbins The world has discovered the greatest man. Basketball, I, II, IV; Jr. Play, III. Sharon Lewis Facts are stubborn things Teachers Aide, IV; Jr.-Sr. Prom, III. Diane Scanlon Future Nurses, I, II; Girls ' Track, I; Pep Club, II; Library Ass ' t, IV; Jr.-Sr. Banquet, III; Jr.-Sr. Prom, III; Teachers Aide, II; Bowling, II. Greg Lynn Football, III, IV; F.F.A., IV; Choir, IV. George Schneider There never was a good war or a bad peace. Football, III, IV. James Lynn Learn while you are young. Football, IV; Basketball, I, II, IV; Baseball, IV; Student Council, IV; Class Officer, I, IV; Pep Club, IV; King ' s Court, IV; Jr. Play, III; Sr. Play, IV. Barbara Lyon Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Pep Club, I, II, III, IV; Pep Band, HI, IV; Bowling, II; Future Nurses, II, HI, IV; Band, I, II, III, IV; Choir, III; Annual Staff, IV; Jr. Play, III; Paper Staff, II, III, IV; Honor Society, IV; Basketball, I, II; Student Council, III; Intraleague Student Council, III, IV; Class Officer, IV; Sr. Play, IV; Jr.-Sr. Prom, III; Jr.-Sr. Banquet, III. Gene Shirk The closed mouth catches no flies. ' Donald Slater Football, I, II, III, IV; Basketball, IV; F.F.A., I, II, III, IV; Baseball, IV. Joan Slater I can be whatever I will be. Pep Club, IV; Future Nurses, II, III, IV; French Club, I, III, IV; Choir, III, IV; Bowling, II; Librarv Ass ' t, II; Girls ' Track, I, II; Arbor Girl, III; Jr. Plav,III; Jr.-Sr. Prom, III; Jr.-Sr. Banquet, III; Annual Staff, ' IV; Queen ' s Court, HI, IV; Office Practice, IV. Leon Slater Speak little, do much. F.F.A., I, II, III, IV; Jr.-Sr. Banquet, III; Jr.-Sr. Prom, III. Kim Whitener Life is short, don ' t waste it. French Club, III, IV; Future Nurses, I, II, III; Football, II; Pep Club, III; Jr.-Sr. Play, IV; Choir, IV; Paper Staff, III, IV. Mary Ann Slowik Cheerleading, I, II, III, IV; Pep Club, I, II, III, IV; Annual Staff, III, IV; Office Practice, III, IV; Jr.-Sr. Banquet, III; Jr.-Sr. Prom, III; Teachers Aide, II; Jr. Play, III; Library Ass ' t, II; Choir, III, Iv; Jr.-Sr. Play, IV. Wes Wilks Marriage is a musn ' t. F.F.A., IV. Linda Sorensen A joke breaks no bones. Girl ' s Track, II; N.R.A., I; Choir, III, IV. Sandra Wishman Never say more than is necessary. Jessica Workman Without music, life would be a mistake. Office Practice, III; Jr.-Sr. Banquet, III. Tim Sutherland For fools rush in where angels fear to tread. ' Gary Trygstad Much learning doth make me mad. Football, II, IV; Basketball, II. Caroline VanNett Girl ' s Track, II; Choir, III, IV. Ed VanNett The worst is still behind. Football, I, II, IV; F.F.A., I, II, HI, IV. Sandy VanNetter Her smile is everywhere. Danny Younts When I get the urge to work I lay down until it goes away. F.F.A., I, II, III, IV; Football, I; Class Officer, III; Student Council, I, IV; Jr. Play, III; Office Practice, II; Teachers Aide, I; Homecoming King, IV; Jr.-Sr. Banquet, III; Jr.-Sr. Prom, III; Bowling, I, II. Steve Young Better know nothing than half — know many things. Betty Zerlaut I shall laugh myself to death. Future Teachers, I; Pep Club, II; Annual Staff, III, IV; Teachers Aide, III, IV; Library Ass ' t., II; Office Practice, I, III, Jr.-Sr. Prom, III; Jr.-Sr. Banquet, III; Jr. Play, III; Student Council, II; Arbor Girl, III; Bowling, I, II. Senior Sign Off y . V 3 . Cu A. Q jnc u rnr i .jh i ■ ■ Senior Autographs Congratulations and Sincere Best Wishes May you accept the challenge which is now yours WHITE AGENCY INSURANCE AND BONDS Fremont, Michigan Phone 924-3100 Charles White — Roland J. DeKuiper THE HOLTON HOTEL COCKTAIL LOUNGE Serving Steak— Chicken— Fish Shrimp Liquor— Beer— Wine Phone 821-2131 HOLTON, MICHIGAN Walt ' s Gas Station Holton Road Twin Lake, Michigan Frank ' s Pay-Less Your Authorized Sno-Jet Dealer Sales and Service We service what we sell Location South of Fremont on 82 next to Fair Grounds Congratulations to the Class of 71 DeKuiper Visscher Men ' s Boy ' s Wear Fremont, Michigan DOO DROP INN Michigan ' s largest Restaurant 2410 Henry Street PL5-3791 Open Mon. thru Sat. 11 A.M.-l A.M. Sunday 11:30 A.M.-3:30 P.M. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1971 PNEU — VISTA Motor Banking designed for your convenience Fast — Personal — Ready to Serve You THE OLD STATE BANK Fremont, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from WILK ' S STANDARD SERVICE Holton, Michigan STANDARD V OIL J. Phone 821-2153 We Sell Lee Tires Congratulations To The Class of 71 CRANDELL ENSING Funeral Homes White Cloud, Fremont Crandell Ensing Furniture DOROTHY ' S GRILL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 71 TwinLake, Michigan Fremont Mobile Homes 1004 W. Main Fremont, Michigan 924-5220 ACADEMY CROYOON BARON TYLER OSLUND ' S SUPER MARKET AND VARIETY STORE Twin Lake, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 71 From CAMPBELL, WYANT, AND CANNON FOUNDRY CO. DIVISION OF TEXTRON INC. MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN You are the fellow who has to decide whether you will do it or toss it aside, whether you will try for the soul that ' s afar or just be contented to stay where you are Beer, Wine Pkg. Liquors Fresh meats DALTON GROCERIES 3408 N. Whitehall Rd. Muskegon, Michigan Open 7 Days a Week 8 A.M. to 12 P.M. HACKLEY UNION MUSKEGON AUTO DEALERS Muskegon, Michigan NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Muskegon, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of 71 3Finij a f fjarmanj MB FLOYD RADEMACHER.R. PH. 1824 H0LT0N RD. 744-1534 MUSKEGON, MICH. Muskegon, Michigan Best Wishes Class of 71 Fitch ' s COLUMBIA STUDIO 1378 Peck Street Muskegon, Michigan Phone 722-3013 Compliments of the STATE BANK OF HESPERIA Phone 854-6455 Hesperia, Michigan Congratulations MILLERS I.G.A. Montague, Michigan Phone TW3-6945 6% Past Due Accounts HUNT ' S HARDWARE LEONARD - GEORGE - DICK Martin Senour Paints - Housewares Scott Fertilizer and Plumbing Supplies Phone TW 3-6945 Montague, Mich. Hackley Union National Bank And Trust Montague, Michigan things go better.u, Coke sM BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF -71- L. W. Geetings, Jeweler Fremont, Michigan Jo the Ljr actuate: You have passed another milestone on the road of education. Now is the time to press on to greater goals and ambitions. wishes you, the Class of ' 71 SUCCESS AND ATTAINMENT IN THE GOALS YOU HAVE SET CONGRATULATIONS Holton High School CLASS OF 1971 -WTELEDYNE CONTINENTAL MOTORS EVERYTHING mM 1 For The Office fe CLOCK FUNERAL Except Machines HOME ShawWalker Muskegon, Michigan Since 1897 . . . Greater Muskegon ' s Factories and Home Office in Muskegon Foremost Name In Branch and Dealer In Principal Cities Funeral Service Shaw-Walker mekes more than 4,000 products for the office — Desks, Chair, Filing Cabinets, Fire Files, Filing Systems and Manual Accounting Systems ... All designed to help make office work easier and less costly. RONDAVOO 1271 Holton Road (M-20) Compliments of Featuring Every Fri. and Sat. Nite PAUL THE SHAN-DONS LOREY WELDING CO. Noon DAY y S o 6 Division St. Muskegon Luncheon Special j3SR o Mo n. thru Fri. % J Knowledge comes with mSiL taking apart — _W P Wisdom comes with Kitchen ,.-, putting them back Open Till 1:30 A.M. £7 ' Together Fvprv Nit-P WD fc f-r- CONGRATULATIONS CLASS Footwear for the Entire Family OF -71- DEEP HOUSE FROM Phone 924-4140 JONES ELECTRIC CO. Serving Muskegon For Over 37 East Main Street 35 Years Fremont, Michigan Phone 722-7602 RADIUM PHOTO SERVICE 637 Western Ave. Muskegon, Michigan Phone 726-3803 Compliments of Cash Way Lumber Company 1800 East Laketon Muskegon, Michigan Phone 773-3371 HILL TOP TAVERN Betty Perysian Proprietor Holton, Michigan Good Luck Class of 71 From Bob ' s Drugs Hesperia Michiga Phone 854-6605 Fremont Lumber Company Fremont, Michigan Congratulations Seniors BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF -71- Dancer ' s of Fremont Fremont, Michigan Hartsema ' s Newstand Fremont, Michigan Hallmark Cards, Russell Stover Candies, Cosmetics, Records Newspapers, Magazines Congratulations Seniors MORGAN ' S SPORT SHOP On West Main Street Fremont Phone 924-0210 Michigan SCHUITEMAN . DE KUIPER V HO HOME 637 EAST MAIN STREET FREMONT, MICHIGAN SERVING THE FREMONT TIMES-INDICATOR] Largest Newspaper In | Newaygo County AREA WITH x NEWS ADVERTISING JOB PRINTING WEDDING INVITATIONS x NAPKINS FREMONT TIMES-INDICATOR 44 W. Main Fremont Phone 924-4400 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 71 HANKE HARDWARE 8772 N. Main Street Holton, Michigan Holton Food Market GROCERIES-MEATS HOLTON, MICHIGAN Best Wishes Class of 71 Gerber • Products Company Fremont, Michigan BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF -71- FROM Bob Busch Standard Oil Agent Holton, Michigan Phone 821-2143 WEBER LUMBER YARD 465 Ottawa Street Muskegon, Michigan Commencement means beginning Graduation means you ' re starting-heading for the lifetime of career and family associations which everyone hopes will lead to a full and satisfactory way of life for you and all who depend on you. Consumers Power Company suggests that it has career opportunities of all kinds to appeal to today ' s accomplished young people. Come in and talk to us about job opportunities at Consumers Power Company, where serving the public can be a challenging and rewarding experience. consumers Power Company MONETTE ' S SALES AND SERVICE Holton, Michigan BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1971 W CHRYSLER CORPORATION T ILL OIL COMPANY tUNMlN Holton Rd. Muskegon, Michigan Compliments of Thill Oil Company Charles Cramblet Holton Agent BUDD ' S C 227 Western Ave. Muskegon, Michigan DIRECT DIAMOND IMPORTERS SPRINGS For Every Purpose American Coil Spring Co. Muskegon, Michigan Good Luck Class of 71 from Terry ' s Furniture If It ' s Nice It comes from Terry ' s Phone 924-0550 Fremont, Michigan Cole ' s Bakery 636 W. Grand Muskegon, Mich. scwiffiew 2)aito Co. Best for You and Baby too ' VALU-RITE FOOD CENTER Finest Meat, Produce Groceries Store with the Spartan on the Door YAGER ' S BARBER SHOP Main Street Holton, Michigan DAKE ' S THRIFTWAY Brunswick, Michigan 49313 Congratulations Class of 1971 Holton Feed And Coal Quality Coal General Farm equipment and Building Supplies £3 fi Sealed Power ' s new Head Land Piston Ring is a real Grabber . Sealed Power Corporation recently announced to the High Performance Engine market a new piston and ring arrange- ment. The placement of a Head Land on a specially machined piston is the newest addition to Sealed Power ' s Speed- Pro line of high performance engine parts. The Head Mand ring promises the speed enthusiast more competitive power per gallon of fuel as well as longer ring and engine life. Key elements of the Head Land ring ' s action are its elevated position on the piston, its L shape and its means of sealing. Located only 1 16 of an inch down from the piston head, the Head Land ring confines fuel gasses to the combustion chamber, thereby promoting more complete combustion — or more power per gallon of fuel. Most conventional rings cannot be located as high up because, having built-in tension, they are subject to failure at combustion temperatures. To meet the challenge of modern industry, Sealed Power needs able employees in all phases of our operation. Whether you plan to continue your education or seek immediate employment, may we offer . . . Head Land Ring Conventional Ring -c ISi, — -] Congratulations! 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