Holton High School - Exodus Yearbook (Holton, MI)

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The Yearbook Staff Gets It Printed 1st row: C. Hicks, M. Hart, D. Shanty, A. Gagnon, K. Rizlev, C. Pickard, K. Buekner, F. Veldman. 2nd row: D. Mead, R. Rhinehart, W. Keas, R. Cramblet, D. England. My finger nail is grape, what ' s vours? The yearbook, this year, was composed of 14 members and two advisors, Mrs. Kalsbeek and Miss Stiles. During the months of school the staff attempted to capture on paper, the events and happenings of this year. The chief hanco of the staff this year is Faith Veldman, who was responsible for keeping the animals, oops, I mean students happy and working. The fall delivery that was tried this year is sup- posed to allow the spring events to be placed in the hal- lowed pages of our beloved yearbook. Just think only 126 pictures to go.

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Bang, Bang, Bang, No It ' s Not A Western, It ' s The Student Council Come To Order 10 Ml I ' M ? J Hi Seated: D. Casteel, D. Lynn, K. Rizlev. T. Buckner. Standing: D. Paulson, I. Brotou, C. Cramblet. F. Veldman. D. Sutherland, R. Storck. With the rap of the gavel, the Student Council resumed operations for this year. The officers that the student body elected last year were President Bill Hislop, Vice-President Carolee Stitt, Secretary Diane Lynn, Treasurer Tom Buck- ner. The festivities of homecoming week included spurt week and the powder puff football game. Due to the resig- nation of the President and the change of school bv the Vice President new elections were held. The new officers are President Tom Buckner, Vice President Kathy Rizlev. Secretarv Diane Lynn, Treasurer Diane Casteel. Ml Seated: President T. Buckner. Standing: Vice President K. Rizlev. Secretary D. Lynn, Treasurer D. Casteel. °.S -J

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Dore-mi-ia-So Sweetly Sings the Choir This vear the choir was indeed singing sweetly at the win- ter and spring concerts. Among the many delightful ditties dexterously delivered were: Selection from Godspell, Jolly Old St. Nickolas, Dav by Day, Prepare ye the way of the Lord. The choir members, at times directed by Mr. Hemp- hill their own Eric Von Trapp, were thrilled with some of the assorted modern songs they sang. Some noteworthy ex- amples are: The Hippopotamus Song, Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree, Black and White, and the all time favorite, the most modern song-song, the lively lyric of the living, that fabulous, fantastic freakout: Talk to The Animals. 1st Row: D. Herring. K. Applegate. K. Gagnon, A. Gagnon, L. Reno, Top Row: D. Sutherland, R. Wyant, S. Luttrull, G. Eriekson. R. Rinehart, J. Brooks. Holton is proud to present: Chuck Hemphill and the Bluebirds. And-a- one And-a-two i .ar tK Seated: Mr. Hemphill, Standing: R. Wyant, D. Sutherland, L. Reno, D. Herring, R. Rinehart, A. Gagnon. K. Gagnon. S. Luttrull, J. Brooks, G. Eriek- son, K. Applegate.