Hudsonville High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Hudsonville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1985 volume:

Hudsonville High School Hudsonville, Michigan Contents 1 Mother raises family. High school pals. Fourteen years of age. Six months old. At the age of three years. 2 Dedication Dedication We, the class of 85, would like to dedicate th 1984- 1985 yearbook to Mrs. Bonnie Meppelink in return for her hard work and dedication to the students at Hud- sie High. She has been the secretary here for the past ten years and has often been plagued with questions and ringing telephones as she tried to finish her work. Bonnie grew up in Wyoming and graduated from Grand Rapids Christian High School in 1957. After high school, she married and worked for Michigan Fidel Loan Company for a few years before quitting to raise a family of six. Her interests include: camping, reading, and travel- ing. She has also been active in Cub Scouts as a den- mother, playing the piano for the church choir, and is presently a bandbooster. We'd like to express our appreciation to Bonnie for her help and patience, with special thanks to her from the yearbook staff. Bonnie Meppelink “Our gang’’ High school graduation - 18 years old. Dedication 3 aujaqi Theme 5 6 Candkis Up Up And Away PALL 7 Juniors — Steve Hoezee and Judy Bentley King Michelle LaStacy and Queen Rick Dykstra 8 Mock Homecoming Cur Spirits Scar Mock Homecoming 9 Flying High 12 Homecoming Royalty JJomet omin Court of 1985 J Watt WeL J Dyi e JJo st jL y ParLr an J VLn 2 , Homecoming Court 13 14 Homecoming Parade Homecoming Parade 15 16 Homecoming Parade Varsity Fcctball Gives Their All In a tough, new league, the Varsity Football team went 0-9. The team's best effort of the season was a 14-12 loss to South Christian, the State Class C runner up. Joel Smeenge was All-Conference Running Back and Best Offensive player. Best Defensive player was Greg Rozema. Most Improved was Scott Avink. )im Ter Molen tied the school record for the longest run from scrimmage with 80 yards. Marc Van Til broke the school record for most passing yardage in a single game with 212 yards Coach Burgess commented on the season by saying, The 1984 Eagles were a very dedicated, hard work- ing, fun group of young men. They displayed a winning attiude throughout the season. Front Row: Manager left Sibley, Steve Byle, Steve Huberts, Mark Folkert. Greg Rozema, Randy Wait, Brent Korf, Dean Hassevoort, Tomahiko Sato, Bob (enkins, Mike Warmelink. Coach Mr Byle Row Two: Manager Rodney Cotts, )im TerMolen, Don DeHaan, Pat Yancey, Tim Zeeff, Paul Motterman, Paul Lot- terman, Mike LaFave, Steve Zacker, Tom Hocking, Steve Lodenstein, Coach Mr Raterink Row Three: Manager Todd Austof, Kirk DeWeerd, Mike Boldt, lim Gebben, loel Smeenge, Marc VanTil, Kevin LaStacy, Bill Bosworth, Tom Tobey, Scott Avink, Scott McDuffee, Coach Mr. Burgess 18 Varsity Football . ' J V Fcctball Claims Impressive Eeccrd The J.V. Football team did an outstanding job under the coaching of |im Thompson. Their overall record was 8-1 and league record was 6-1. Best performances were by Pat Aten, Troy Duggins and Mark McDuffee. Most improved player was Todd Bialas who was the third string quarterback as a freshman. Todd made several key interceptions and recovered fumbles. Most valuable was Pat Aten who was a two-way player, both running back, middle linebacker and punter. Coach |im Thompson quoted: Play as many as you can as long as they take care of business. He also com- mented, We always played as a team. Nobody ever got down on other players. This fact makes for a fun bunch of young men to work with. Lots of talent also helps and this team has talent. Jim Thompson said that with continued hard work, im- provement, and never losing sight of these team qualities will make them a fine varsity squad. Front Row: Chris Nyenhuis, Eric Elliott, Rob VanderMolen, Shawn Hamacher, Randy Scott, left Engelsman, Mark Mensch, Scott Pikaart, Bill Emelender. Brent Renkema, Manager Mike Dys Row Two: Blake Valkier, Shawn Lynema, Kevin Neugebauer, Tyce Holst, Leo Maas, Fred Dykstra. Troy Duggins, Trevor Tooker, Brian Bouse, Todd Bialas Row Three: Coach Thompson, lay Could, Dan Fein, lohn Hinken, |im Avink, Pat Aten, Mark McDuffee, Manager Brent Nyeholt, Kyle larrett. Coach Vruggink 20 I V Football Freshman Fcctball Premises Future Success The Freshman Football team finish- ed the season with 4 wins, 4 losses and 1 tie. Despite being a relatively small team in number, the freshmen learned how to compensate with personal desire and a great team ef- fort. Highlights of the season includ- ed the Wayland game which the freshmen won by the score of 30-8, and the last game of the year which every player on the team con- tributed to beat Bodwin 28-0. Front Row: Ed Boone, Jim Lepard, Tim Hut- tenga, Todd Potter, Matt Meleen, Rob Feltner. Matt Timmers, Doug Mieson, Brian Meppelink Row Two: Mark Vlasman, Mark Austof. Doug Vruggink. Shanon Atwood, Glenn Fountain. Scott Kaboos, Stan Moseler. Brian Styf, Art Thompson. Manager Chad Vanden Huevel Row Three: Coach Glass, Matt Elenbaas, Scott Weirsma, Jim Klaver. Scott Lough, Brain Strosneider, Rich Mast, Scott Mol, Rod Berens. Wade Tages, Todd Ter Haar, Coach Mr Immink Freshman Football 21 Varsity Cheerleaders Front Row: Sue Baker Row Two: Brenda Tate, Kris VanderMolen, Amy Veldhuizen, Sara VanderSchuer, Amy Kort Row Three: Susan Shuck, Sharon Huisingh, Stacy Vruggink 22 Cheerleaders JV Cheerleaders Front Row: Carrie Chisholm, Stephanie Blom. Row Two: Allison VanDusen, Sally VanderSchuer, Beth Holleman Row Three: Sheri Meyers, Kim Bliss, Melissa Leenheer Freshman Cheerleaders Front Row: Shannon Bultema, Peggy Hurley. Row Two: Kim VandenHeuvel, Traci Toker, Tracie Wolford. Row Three: Jodi Kruithoff, Renee Alward, Elise Sikkema Cheerleaders 23 24 Girls Swim Team Makes Waves In Cr Geld The Girls Varsity Swim team had a very impressive season. With an overall record of 9-3 and finishing second in the league proved this. Four Eagle swimmers qualified for the State Swim Meet. Michelle Lastacy qualified in 6 of the 10 events that were possible. She swam the medley relay, the 500 free, and the free relay. Michelle Baker qualified for the medley relay, diving and free relay. Stephanie Schut qualified for the medley relay and free relay. Julie Blythe qualified for both relays, and the 50 free. Most improved swim- mer was Danielle McMinn. Most Valuable went to Michelle Lastacy. Best times were recorded by everyone on the team. Team cap- tains were Michelle Baker and Stephanie Schut. Good job ladies on a super season! Good luck next year! Front Row: Julie Hoezee, Michelle Lastacy, Stephanie Schut, Julie Blythe, Melissa Feenstra. Row Two: Karen Kleinheksel, Jill Chapin, Danielle McMinn, Sara Kelder, Jodie Grossen- bacher, Jenny Vredevoogd Row Three: Michelle Baker, Traci Lantrip, Kelly Giem. Girls Swimming Girls Tennis Serves Up Gccd Competition The Girl's Tennis Team showed tremendous effort and spirit during this season's tournaments. They upheld the Hudsonville High name in the new league. Their league record of 3-3 and overall record of 8-4 reflected their good season. One of the memorable high points of the season was finishing second at the West Catholic Tournament. Coach Ms. Topp commented, This was one of the best teams to work with that I've had. Special thanks to seniors, Jodi VanTil and Kim Barratt for their fine playing and outstanding leadership. The season was suc- cessful and proved to be a good start in the new OK Cold Conference. Front Row: Bev Conner, Melanie Dekkinga, Sandy Telgenhof, tulie Smallegan, Julie Barrett Row Two: Coach Sue Topp, Becki Boone, lodi VanTill, Kim Barrett, Anita Serum, Candi Leestma. 26 Girls Tennis Golf Team Leaves Their Mark in a Tough New League The 1984-1985 season proved to be a fine one for the Eagle golf team whose overall record was 13-8, and league record was an impressive 8-4. The Eagles took second place in the league. Outstanding Athletes for the Eagles were )im Aylworth and Tim Frazier, both were named to the All- Conference Team with averages of 40.8 and 40.5 respectively. Most Im- proved went to Joe Hovingh with a 42.4 average and Chris Warners with a 46 average. Most Valuable went to Jim Aylworth and Tim Frazier. The Highlight of the year was when the Eagles won the O-K Cold conference Match at Fairway Estates. Con- gratulations to Coach Jim Hulst and the whole team on a super season. Front Row: Doug Yntema, Rich Timmer, |im Aylworth, Joe Hovingh, Chris Warners, Tim Frazier Row Two: Coach )im Hulst, Kris Marlink, Steve Hoezee, Bill Lawson,- |im Zylstra, Bryan Worth, Jennifer Boudrie, Brian Holtsclaw 28 Boys'Coif 30 Cress Ccuntry Gees Cc-Ed The Cross Country team was the first one since 1975 and the first girls team ever in Hudsonville. They were an excellent group and showed great improvement throughout the season. Ken Wolters and Lynne Vande Bunte were chosen for the Ottawa County All County Team. Two school records were also set at the All Conference Meet by Ken Wolters and Lynne Vande Bunte in the 5,000 m run. Ken Wolters placed fourth with 17:16 and Lynne Vande Bunte placed second with 21:38. Ken Wolters showed remarkable talent throughout the season and was voted as the only sophomore in the league as All Conference in the O.K. Cold. Lynne Vande Bunte and Sharon VanDer Kolk, who ran neck and neck the whole season, were also Outstanding Girls runners. Mr. Kasteline commented, It was an ex- cellent group of people — very sup- portive of each other — a true team. Front Row: Lisa Danforth, Tammy VanKampen, Sharon VanDer Kolk, Lynne VandeBunte, Nikki Williams, Deb Brandt Row Two: Mike Burns, Ken Wolters, Dave Huisingh, Kevin Dyke, Randy Lubbers, Mark Owens, Dave Cebben. Todd Burkhorst Cross Country Girls Varsity Basketball lias Strong Finish Under new coach, Mr. Larry Kapenga, the Girls Varsity Basketball team had an overall record of 8-13 and 7-7 in the league. They finished in a third place tie in the O K. Gold Conference The team captains were Cathy Telgenhof and Julie VerHage Vonda Nagelkirk was named All- Conference. Kelly Anderson was named Most Improved Most Valuable went to Cathy Telgenhof and Vonda Nagelkirk, who also lead the Eagles in scoring. Amy Tummel and Kelly Anderson were the team's leading rebounders. Mr Kapenga said the highlight of the year was finishing in a third place tie in a very tough and a very balanced OK Gold Conference Front Row: l ane Feenstrd, Amy Tummel, Cathy Telgonhof, Julie VerHage, Mary Shuck, Buffy DeWent Row Two: Toni Sturm, Vonda Nagelkirk, kelly Anderson, Kim Koster, |ody Parker, Heather Thompson, Coach Mr Kappinga 12 Girls Varsity Basketball JV Girls Enjcy liard Wcrk� Teg ether ness The ).V. Girls Basketball team finished the season with an overall record of 11-9 and a league record of 8-6. The girls did a fine job under the coaching of Ms. Brandsen and with the help of their outstanding athletes Diane Visser, Heidi Schut, Esther Dykstra, Elizabeth Blom, )ulie Aten, and Candy Kalman. Most Valuable Player this year was Diane Visser with an average of 7 points and 5 rebounds. Most Improved Player was Elizabeth Blom. Ms. Brandsen commented, It was a very enjoyable season. The girls worked hard and played together as a team very well.” ■ Front Row: Barb Moelker, Heidi Schut, Sandy Florido, Sheila Emmert, lulie Aten, Beth Hov- ingh, Ruth Berens Row Two: Manager Lisa Kronemeyer, Liz Blom, Diane Visser, Easter Dykstra, Becky Germeraad, Candy Kalman, Mindy Weaver, Coach Ms. Brandsen Third ficur Swimming Third Hour swimming is a unique class in which students are taught basic lifesaving skills during first semester. Second semester is spent teaching beginning swim- ming skills to third and fourth graders from area elementary schools. Students may also obtain their lifesaving certificate if they are 15 years or older. The Class proves to be very rewarding for both teacher and student. Front Row: Danielle McMinn, Kristi Arntz, Julie Blythe, Melissa Feenstra. Dean Hoonhorst Row Two: left VanWieren, Kris Slotegraaf, Buddy Sikkema, Mark Vlasman. Row Three: Kevin Neugebauer. 3rd Hr Swimming 35 32nd Ave Hudsonville 1 MILE Almost home I bet the Indians who made these holes didn't have to eat chicken salad for 3 weeks. What a bunch of losers! Summer Science Monday, July 23,1984, twenty Hudsonville students, two teachers and their families loaded up their vans and headed west. They followed a highway which led them through valleys, across plains and over mountains to Yellowstone National Park, where they spent nine days gaining an education about the biological and geological aspects of the park. All those who went had a great time and gained an insight and appreciation of the beauty that our country's National Parks have to offer. Sunset on the banks of the Missouri. A look over Yellowstone Lake. Not another one of these pictures. .$3 F.C.A Debate Front Row: Jeff Lamper, Dave Van Haitsma, Bob Cheetham, Mike Overway, Brandon Williams, Chris Grootenboer Row Two: Mrs Davis. Sean Williams, Pat Yancey, Cathy Johnson, Craig Hankinson, |im Brandsma F.C.A. and Debate 37 Yearbook Complete First Time The 1984-85 school year has seen many changes and with it has changed the delivery date of year- books from the spring to the fall. This change was made as the yearbook will be a more complete book of memories, all the way from Homecoming to Prom and Gradua- tion. The staff of the 1985 Pioneer has put forth great effort to ensure the wait for this book will be well worth it. We have had our share of ups and downs but through it all we have stuck together and accom- plished a lot. We would like to thank those who contributed, especially Bob Moelker and Tuong Pham without whom the yearbook might not have been finished. Front Row: Amy Dykstra Row Two: Michelle Lastacy, Deb Suskey, Michelle Baker, Stephanie Schut, lodi Connor, Sharon Huisingh. Not Pictured: Anita Serum. 38 Yearbook Front Row: Dave Dejonge, Blake Valkier Row Two: Bob Moelker, Kris Slotegraaf, Todd Ansthof, Rodney Cotts, Dan Hammond, Brent Tate, Tuong Pham Camera Club 39 Newspaper Expands The Vantage Point strives to be the pulse of the school, keeping students aware of upcoming activities, as well as covering past events. New developments this year included more issues, an eight page format, more student features. Happy Ads and a classified column. 40 Front Row: Tami Bennett. Donna Hearth, Shawn Williams. Renee Cermeraad. Julie Pell Second Row: Bob Alward. Barb Moelker, Cathy Telgenholt. Cathy Johnson, Maura Starback, Sandy Dykstra. Crystal Clarke, Tom Hooking Third Row: Dirk DeWeerd. Jim Zylstra, Denise Adcock, Nancy Brokaw. Judy Bentley, Mr John Burggratf Vantage Point Student Council Pulls Together The Student Council became more active this school year by pulling together all their talents and ideas. They organized the event-filled week of homecoming, including an impressive bonfire, attended a student leadership forum, added to the holiday spirit by decorating the school for the Christmas season, and are cur- rently renovating the indoors and outdoors of the high school called, Project Pride. Special thanks to Mr. Peffers for his support. Front Row: Beth Hovingh, lennifer Vredevoogd, Cathy Telgenhof, Michelle Baker. |oe Hovingh, Michelle Lastacy, Julie VerHage Row Two: Matt Meleen, Lisa Kronemeyer, Donna Hearth, Anne Hoezee, Scott McDuffee. Pam Schut, Spencer Brouwer, Chanda Ledsworth Row Three: Matt Drew, Steve Baar, Sue Baker, Brett Hollemari, Brent Korf, Kris VanderMolen, Shannon Bultema, Renee Alward, Kathy Brown, Heather Thomp- son. Row Four: Tyce Holst, Heidi Schut, Liz Blom, Diane Visser, Kelly Anderson, Diane Feenstra, Jody Parker, Stephanie Schut, Anita Serum. 42 Student Council Candids 45 Tcp Academic Students Valedictorian Toni Sturm Salutatorian julie Ver Hage Front Row: joe Hovingh, Chris Grootenboer, Tuong Pham Second Row: Julie Ver Hage, Toni Sturm. Nancy Brokaw, Cathy Johnson, Cindy Brouwer Third Row: Deb Suskey Not Pictured: Chris Warners. 46 Top Academic Students Up Where We Eelcns SENIORS THE DOCTOR isxi rsycmcnTic Care 104 Front Row: Michelle Lastacy, Vice President; Cathy Telgenhof, President; Row Two: Julie VerHage, Girl Rep.; Joe Hovingh, Boy Rep.; Brent Korf, Boy Rep ; Michelle Baker, Girl Rep . 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Liz Blom, Girl Rep.; Tyce Holst, Boy Rep Row Two: Chanda Ledsworth, Treasurer; Heather Thompson, Secretary Row Three: Scott Frody, Boy Rep.; Diane Visser, Girl Rep.; Kelly Anderson, Vice President 76 Sophomores Paul Alberda Troy Alward Kelly Andersen Kristi Arntz Pat Aten Todd Austhof Jim Avink Ruth Battjes Missy Baehre Duane Baker Julie Barratt Karen Beadle Rhonda Berghorst Todd Berghorst Sarra Beurkens Todd Bialas Patti Bileth Jennifer Blair Sheila Blauwkamp Kim Bliss Elizabeth Blom Stephanie Blom Julie Blythe Joe Boerema April Boeve Howie Boeve Dan Bos Brian Bouse Jim Brandsma Ken Brandt Stacey Brink Brian Brower Jenny Burkholder Sophomores 77 Lori Byam Kim Campbell Dawn Carr |ill Chapin Carrie Chisholm Bev Conner Shelli Courtright Kevin Cover Rick Costen Ashley Crane Kim Crawford Julie Daldos Dave De Jonge Doug Dekker Karren De Vries Ann De Young De Zeeuw Amy Dieleman Natalie Dozeman Troy Duggins Tim Dykema Fred Dykstra Jeff Dykstra Mike Dys Jodee Ebel Brenda Elders Eric Elliott Bill Emelander Russ Emelander Jeff Engelsman Darin Ensing Brian Evers Dan Fein 78 Sophomores Cathy Fick Scott Frody Rick Gemmen Melinda Geukes Chuck Gibson Kelly Giem Denny Gort jay Gould loel Gras jodie Grossenbacher Shawn Hamacher Dan Hammond Sam Hansen Brian Harwood Matt Haverdink Amy Hearth Rick Heeringa Doug Heuker Leigh Hickman Tammy Hickman john Hinken Julie Hoezee Beth Holleman Tyce Holst Brian Holtsclaw Shellie Honholt Michele Hoogewind Rick Hop Becky Hovingh Scott Huberts lason Huitema Eldon Hulst Kyle jarrett Sophomores 79 Kelly Jenkins Beth Johnson Shellee Kamer David Karopezyk Sara Kelder Scott Kiekover Karen Kleinheksel Jerri Koekkoek Dawn Kooienga Richard Kooman Becky Kuncaitis Steve Lameyer Eric Lantrip Traci Lantrip Will Lawson Chanda Ledsworth Judy Lee Missy Leenheer Melisa Luttikhuizen Deb Luyk Shawn Lynema Leo Maas Patricia Mannard Ron Mast Mark Mensch Shari Meyers Rodney Miedema Barb Moelker Joel Mulder Cindy Murphy Grant Murtland Molly Myaard Robin Myers 80 Sophomores Greg Morren Iodi Me Alary Bobbi Me Duffee jeff Me Duffee Mark Me Duffee Traey Neerken Carolin Nelson Kevin Neugebauer Brent Nyeholt Chris Nyenhuis Deb Nyenhuis Marsha Oliver Linda Oosting Sheryl Patmos Mark Perkin Randy Pierson Scott Pikaart Dana Redder Robyn Redder Kristi Redman Brent Renkema Kim Riemersma Sue Risner Rick Roelofs Lincoln Rohn Kristen Rowson Dee Runge Laura Scharrer Jeff Schmidt Heidi Schut Randy Scott Marve Sief Jeff Sibley Kris Slotegraaf Sophoi mores 81 Todd Sluiter Theresa Stein Tammy Stovall Heather Thompson Moni Timmer Trevor Tooker Barb T ubergen Chad Tubergen Brent Utter Blake Valkier Kim VanBeek Mike Vande Guchte Mike Vanden Berg Jodie Vanden Heuvel Chris Vander Have Dan Van Wieren Sally Vander Schuur Todd Vander Boegh Jack Van Til Rob Vander Molen Lori Van Dongen Sherri Van Dyken Allison Van Dusen Richard Van Het Hekke Tim Ver Hoevon Kurt Vereeke Diane Visser Mike Vos Trent Vruggink Dave Wabeke Shelley Wallace Julie Wabeke Cindy Westhuis 82 Sophomores Kim Westhouse Tracy Wheeler Scott Wiggers Brandon Williams Nicki Williams Tami Wind Michelle Wolbers Ken Wolters Amy Woodison Todd Zuidema Sophomores 83 liana in There FRESHMEN Front Row: Shannom Bultema, Girl Rep.; Lisa Konemeyer, Secretary; jenny Vredevoogd, President; Beth Hovingh, Girl Rep Row Two: Renee Alward, Vice Presi- dent; Spencer Brouwer, Boy Rep ; Kathy Brown, Treasurer Row Three: Matt Meleen, Boy Rep 86 Freshmen Mike Acton Keri Adams joelle Allen Marc Asposito Julie Aten Shannon Atwood Marc Austhof Sandy Aylworth Tony Baker Darci Behrens Craig Bellmer Curt Bellmer Rod Berens Barb Blackmer Holli Bolhuis Jodi Bolhuis Ed Boone Scott Bouwkamp Cary Bredeweg Sherri Broene Tom Brooks Spencer Brouwer Mike Browne Mike Burns Jay Carr Lisa Cousino Lisa Danforth Charles Davis Stacy Dekkinga Duane De Vries Pam De Vries Bobbie De Young Brenda De Zeeuw Freshmen 87 Craig Dirkse lennifer Du Bois Kevin Dyke Dennis Dykstra Esther Dykstra Tessie Ehrmann Matt Elenbaas Jacki Elgersma Paul Elzinga Melissa Feenstra Rob Feltner lerry Flokstra Sandy Florido Glenn Fountain Ed Frankfort Dave Gebben Becky Germeraad Beth Germeraad Chad Gibbs Pam Groenendyk Mandy Gruppen Michele Hall Kim Hassevoort Lisa Hernandez Marcy Hoekstra Todd Hoekstra Dean Hoonhorst Beth Hovingh Dave Huismgh Peggy Hurley Tim Huttenga Kerry Huyser 88 Freshmen Scott Huyser Kiehl Jennett Scott Kaboos Candy Kalman Nolan Kamer Debbie Klamer Jim Klaver Misty Klawiter Tammy Koehn Sheri Koning Darle Kramer Dave Kramer Jodi Kruithoff Lisa Kronemeyer Mark Laninga Jim Le Pard Mark Lie Scott Lough Gwen Lovins Nikki Mansel Katie Marema Lisa Maring Juanita Marshall Richard Mast Matt Meleen Brian Meppelink Doug Miesen Tim Miller Scott Mol Kim Moorman Stan Moseler Michelle Nawrocki Freshmen 89 Nicole Nickels Shelley Nickels Randy Nitz lulie Nixon Patty Nyenhuis Diane Oudendyk Mark Owens Dennis Paasman Phillip Pham Ken Porter Phillip Potter Todd Potter Matt Roark Todd Robart Pam Rynsburger Rhonda Sal Nanette Salisbury Bill Scholten Buddy Sikkema Elise Sikkema lulie Smallegan Kevin Smallegan Merideth Smedley Tom Smit lulie Stevens Brian Strosnyder Brian Styf Wade Taatjes Susan Tamminga Todd Ter Haar Amy Ter Molen Mike Terpstra Art Thompson 90 Freshmen Jeff Thorsten Michelle Timmer Matt Timmers Traci looker John Uebbing Marc Uecker Kim Vanden Heuvel Deb Vander Weide Sue Van Doeselaar Jodie Van Dyke Tari Van Kampen David Van Polen Jeff Van Wieren Deb Venema Jeff Venema Gregg Visser Mark Vlasman Jenny Vredevoogd Doug Vruggink Tonya Vruggink Sheryl Wagner Walter Walker Mindy Weaver Melissa Whitcomb Scott Wiersma Kevin Wiggers Mike Wilson Shannon Wilson Tracie Wolford Stephanie Worth Brenda Zacker Jon Zwyghuizen Freshmen 91 92 Freshmen Exchange Students The 1984-85 high school year welcomed Asa Pet- tersson from Sweden, Tomohiko Sato and Akiko Tanaka from Japan, and Guillermo Prado from Argentina to Hudsonville. We all learned many in- teresting and educational facts about other countries' traditions, ways of living, governments, and their lives from these four. We will miss you and wish you all well in the future! Front Row: Asa Pettersson, Akiko Tanaka Row Two: Guillermo Prado, Tomohiko Sato Exchange Students 93 94 Candids Come riy With He WINTER Varsity ■Basketball Gives Their ■Best Shct The Hudsonville Varsity Basketball team completed a memorable season with an overall record of 5-16 and a league record of 3-11. Outstanding highlights of the year were when the team made the All Area Team in the Holland Sentinel and All Area Team in the Advance Newspaper. Also, Joel Smeenge received Honorable Mention in the All-Conference. He also was the outstanding player, claiming leading scorer and leading rebounder. Coach Keith Burgess commented, The team was young and showed con- stant improvement as the year pro- gressed. Jim Zylstra received the most improved player and most valuable player was Joel Smeenge, along with Mike Boldt as best defen- sive player. Rodney Cotts, Brent Tate, Rick LePard, Steve Baar, Doug Bos, Mike Boldt, Ryan Hankinson, )oel Smeenge, jim Zylstra, Matt Drew, Marc VanTil, |im Gebben, lack Hirdes, Chris Nyenhuis, Todd Austhof. % Varsity Basketball J.V. ■Basketball Still Perfect 39-C Worthy opponents were faced this season but all failed to bring defeat onto the J.V. Basketball team. Undefeated for the second straight season, their overall record was 20-0 and their league record was 12-0. Eric Elliott led the team averaging 13 points per game followed by Dan Bos, Rick Costen, and Matt Haver- dink who averaged 8.8, 8.8, and 7.8 points respectively. Team depth proved to be very valuable; everyone on the team showed that they could get their job done when they were called upon. Congratulations on an awesome season and, Keep it up guys! 98 Front Row: Kyle larrett. Matt Haverdink, Shawn Hamacher, Eric Elliott, Brent Renkema, Tim Ver Hoeven Row Two: Coach Costen, Trevor Tooker, Troy Duggins, Rick Costen, Dan Bos, Mark McDuffee, Tyce Holst, Chris Nyenhuis I V Basketball liard Wcrk and Determi- nation Day Cf f The Freshmen Basketball team did a fine job with an overall record of 12 wins and 7 loss season. Their League record was 7 wins and 5 losses. Coach Cary Immink thought it was a good season with much im- provement. He commented, This group of players has lots of poten- tial. The future outlook looks bright. Good job. Freshmen! Front Row: Wade Taatjes, Jim LePard, Rob Feltner, Doug Vruggink, Todd TerHaar, Marc Austhof Row Two: Scott Mol, Richard Mast, Matt Elenbass, Scott Wiersma, Jim Klaver, Nolan Kamer, Greg Visser, Coach Gary Immink Boys' Freshman Basketball 99 Front Row: Sue Baker, Sara Var Row Two: Brenda Tate, Amy Three: Stacey Vruggink, Amy Koi Schuur. Kris Vander Molen Ihuizen. Becki Boone Row isan Shuck yell Squads Front Row: Allison VanDusen, Stephanie Blom, Beth Holleman Row Two: Carrie Chisolm, Sally VanderSchuur Row Three: Shari Meyers, Missy Leenheer, Jodie VandenHeuvel. Front Row: Traci Tooker, Nikki Mansel, Traci Woldord, Sandy Aylworlh, Elise Sikkema Row Two: Shannon Bultema. Kim VandenHeuvel Row Three: Renee Alward, Jodi Kruithoff Cheerleading 101 102 Swimmers Achieve Gccd Record The Boys Varsity Swim Team swam well this year under the leader- ship of team captains Tim Frazier and Kevin Lastacy. Early in the season the Eagles were Runners-Up at their own Eagle Relays. The team's league record was 2 wins, 1 loss and a rare tie with Forest Hills Northern. Outstanding swimmers for the Eagles were Brett Holleman, Kevin Lastacy, and Rick Marlink. The team's Most Valuable Swimmer was Rich Marlink. The Most Improved Swimmer was Marc Uecker. Team leader was Kevin Lastacy. At the Conference Swim Meet, Brett Holleman and Kevin Lastacy were selected to the All-Conference Swim Team, in the 100 backstroke and 200 freestyle respectively. Good Job guys on a super year!!! Front Row: Buddy Sikkema, Mark Vlasman, Philip Pham, Coach Bill Renkema. Row Two: Dan VanWieren, Marc Uecker, Blake Valkier, Dean Hoonhorst, left VanWieren, Brett Holleman Row Three: Rich Marlink, Eric Slotegraaf, Ion Wendlend, Kevin Lastacy, Tim Frazier, Kris Slotegraaf Boys Varsity Swimming 104 Wrestling Team Strives ter Excellence The Wrestling team had some very tough competition this year. The team had an overall record of 12-9 and 3-2 in the league. Coach Glass commented on the season by saying, Despite lack of experience, the boys wrestled very well. He also added, We should be a very strong team in the coming years. Out- standing wrestlers for the Eagles in- cluded, Greg Rozema with a superb record of 38-9-1 and Gary Kunzi's outstanding effort of 32-10. Wrestlers that made the All- Conference team included: Brian Holtsclaw, Daryl Gort, Peter Lipscomb, Gary Kunzi and Greg Rozema. The most improved wrestler was Brian Holtsclaw. The most valuable wrestlers were Greg Rozema and Gary Kunzi. The whole team showed constant improvement through the whole season. Good job guys on an excellent season. Front Row: Rod Berens, Brian Holtsclaw, Cary Kunzi, Bob Alward, Tom Smit, Greg Rozema, Grant Murtland, Daryl Gort, Dan Kramer, Dick VanHetHekke Row Two: Coach lack Glass, Craig Dykstra, Peter Lipscomb, Glenn Foun- tain, Shannon Atwood, Brian Strosnyder, Mike Dys, left McAlary, Doug Miesen, Tim Miller, Tod Robart Third Row: Dave Kramer, Scott Lough, Brian Boone, Doug Brouwer, Pat Yan- cy, Roger Capagner, Brian Worth, Mitch Sewers, Pat Aten, |im Boven. Wrestling Varsity Vclleyball Finishes Near Ten The Varsity Volleyball team con- cluded the year with an impressive overall record of 19-10. Their outstanding league record was 6-1. They placed second in the con- ference tournament and a second in the league. All-Conference titles were given to Akiko Tanaka, Amy Tummel, and Kris Warners. Coach Beth Nykamk commented, I was very pleased we finished second in the league and conference tourna- ment, after being moved into a tougher league. All the players played well the whole season. A great group!!!'' Front Row: Toni Sturm, Akiko Tanaka, Kelly lenkins, Amy Dykstra, Kris Warners Row Two: Buffy De Went, Diane Visser, Merri Lynn Dunham, Amy Tummel, Vonda Vagelkirk, Coach Beth Nykamp. 106 Varsity Volleyball ■TS i J.V. Volleyball Gains Valuable Experience The ).V. Volleyball team proved to benefit from this year's efforts. Their overall record was eight wins and eleven losses, and their league record was two wins and five losses. Coach Diane Heemstra worked hard at helping the players along. On January 12, they were defeated in the semi-finals by Wayland t the J.V. Gold Conference Tournament and on February 9, they made it to the finals before losing to Zeeland 9-15, 11-15 at the Zeeland J.V. Tourna- ment. They finished second place in the league. Front Row: Jim Aylworth, Chris Warners Row Two: Joe Hovingh, Jim Ter Molen, Greg Petroelje, Bob Moelker Front Row: Dean Hassevoort, Randy Wabeke, Randy Wait, Brent Korf Row Two: Tomohiko Sato, Peter Boyer, Steve Huberts, Kirk De Weerd Front Row: Rick Gemmen, Doug Heuker, Tim Burns. Row Two: Jason Huitema, Scott McDuffee, Rog Compagner Todd Austhof, Mark Battjes, Dave Wabeke. Jeff Engelsman Front Row: Todd De Cator, Rodney Cotts, Jim Wiggers Row Two: Kris Marlink, Doug Yntema, Steve Hoezee, Mike La Fave Intramural 109 Running Club Front Row: Deb Brouwer, Lynne VandeBunte, Tammy VanKampen, Anne Hoezee, Micki )ohn, julie VerHage, Pam Schut. Row Two: Jeff Venema Jeft VanWieren, Chad Gibbs, Mark Owens, Deb Brandt, Missy Baehre, Ms. Topp, Liz Blom, Becky Hovingh, Mr. Kasteline Ski Club 110 Running Club and Ski Club 112 Band 20th Century This outstanding group performed at two pop and jazz festivals, and a service organization in Grand Rapids, the Christmas Concert, four area churches, as well as the Music Revue show and Festival '85 in Grand Rapids. Front Row: Becki Boone Row Two: lennifer Blair, Jim Wiggers, Greg Rozema, Sue Baker Row Three: Scott Frody, Stacey Vruggink, Mark Perkin Jen- nifer Boudrie, Mark McDuffee Row Four: Scott McDuffee, Karen Kleinheksel, Michelle Magnuson, Matt Drew Row Five: Mary Shuck, Jerri Vander Wall, Jim VanderWeide, Buffy DeWent, Susan Shuck Missing: Sara VanderSchuur 114 20th Century Concert Choir The Concert Choir had a very busy year. They sang for the O.K. league choral festival, and at the Christmas Con- cert. The Choir provided special music for three area churches. The Choir also participated in the Revue Show as well as the Spring Concert. Concert Choir 115 ICth Grade Cheir In Memcriam In the winter of 1984 Hud- sonville School district lost one of its most caring and dedicated teachers, Mr. Harold Zylstra. Mr. Zylstra was a counselor for 24 years at the Hudsonville )r. High, and in 1984 taught 8th grade math. Mr. Zylstra participated in many school activities. He coached boys basketball and track. He loved being in- volved with kids in the classroom and out. Mr. Zylstra will be missed by his family, teachers, students, and the whole community. His understanding and caring for all will always be remembered. Harold Zylstra October 20, 1933 — December 19, 1984 What’s t u FACULIT 123 Mr Rahn Benlley — World History, Swimming, Physical Education Mr David Bolhuis - Biology, Physiology Mrs.Karen Bundy - General Art, Advanced Art, Arts and Crafts Mrs. Lyne Burkey - Spanish I, Spanish II Mr. Larry Byle - General Science, Earth Science Mr. john Burggraaff - Novels, American Literature, Creative Writing, Vantage Point 124 E acuity Mrs Cynthia Davis - English I, Media Mr Al Frankfort — Architectural Drawing. Mechanical Drawing I, Mechanical Drawing II Mr. Ken Hovingh - Algebra I, Algebra II, Trigonometry Mr. James Hulst — U.S. History, Physical Education, Social Problems, Sociology Mr Cary Immink - General Math, Algebra I, Pre-Algebra Mr lohn Janssen — Geometry, Algebra I Mrs. Melanee Kahler — Typing I, Typing II Faculty 125 Mr. Kyle Kasteline - Geometry, Consumers Math Mrs Deon La Bathe - Foods I, Foods II, Sewing, Advanced Sewing, Housing, Family Living Mr. Marinus Luttikhuizen — Physics, Chemistry Mr. Ronald McKellar - Government, World History, English I Mr. Paul Naragon — Library Mr. Dean Nederveld — 20th Century, Concert Choir, 9th Grade Choir, 10th Grade Choir Mr. David Raterink — Computers, Computer Programming 126 Faculty Mr. Paul Slotegraaf - U S. History, World History, German Mrs Susan Sprik - Ba c Rearing. Career Engfcsh. Speech. Drama I, Debate r Mrs. Gloria Stratton — Physical Education, Health Ms. Julie Sweers, British Literature, English I, Advanced Composition Ms. Susan Topp — English II, Drama I, Drama II Mr. Bruce Van Der Meulen - Earth Science, Accounting I, Accounting II Faculty 127 Mr William Van Koughnet - Natural Science, Biology, Chemistry II Mr. Dennis Vogel - Phychology, General Business, U.S. History Mr. David Vredevoogd — U.S. History, State and Local, Current Political Affairs Mr. Larry Wallace - Woods I, Woods II 128 Faculty Mr. jack D. Musser Superintendent Mr. Donald VanDoeselar Business Manager Mr Wayne Petroelje Principal Mr. Steven Peffers Vice Principal Mr Art Cummings Counselor Mr. Delbert Giem Counselor Administration 129 Mrs Bonnie Meppelink Principal Secretary Mrs. loyce Hessler Administrative Secretary Mrs. )o DeCator Superintendent Secretary 130 Administration Front Row: Howard Perrin, Bob Bolhuis, Ken De Vree Row Two: )im Brandt, Wes Wiggers, John Marmg, Dale Yntema Mr Warren Huyser, Mrs. Bonnie Alward, Mr. Dan Germeraad, Joel Hoekstra, Mr Bob Van Zyll Hudson ville High School 1984-85 Bus Drivers S B c o h a o r 0 d 1 C u s t 0 d • 1 a n s B u s D r • i v e r s 131 132 Faculty Off We ©c Into the Wild Elue yonder SPRING Competitive; Even While The Varsity Baseball team under Coach Larry Byle, ended the 1985 season with an overall record of 3-19 and a league record of 1-13. The team was a group of hard working young men who played very good defensive baseball but fell victim to errors at key points in games. The highlights of the season were beating cross town rival. Unity Christian, twice this year. Even though the breaks seldom came their way the team remained competitive throughout the season losing one-run games to each of the first three teams in the final stand- ings, according to Coach Larry Byle. Congratulations to Mike LaFave who made All-Conference and Kirk DeWeerd who was named Honorable Mention. Front Row: Mike Warmlink, Todd DeCater, Daryl Gort, Tomohiko Sato, Brent Korf Row Two: Coach Mr Larry Byle, Brent Tate, Rodney Cotts, Bob Alward, Craig Walters, Eric Kuipers, Pat Aten Row Three: Kirk DeWeerd, Mike LaFave, Bill Bosworth, Kevin Lastacy, Cord Boeve, Steve Hoezee, Kris Marlink. 134 Varsity Baseball Many Hours of Practice Pays Cff With an overall record of 7-14 and a league record of 6-8, the J.V. Baseball team finished their 1985 season. Pat Aten, Marc Austhof, and Lincoln Rohn led the team offensively with batting averages of 467, 400, and 379, respectively. Excellent defensive plays were made by Steve LaMeyer, Randy Pierson, and Doug Heuker. The twenty-one members of the 1985 J.V. Baseball team put in many hours on the practice and game fields to learn and improve their baseball skills. The fine effort put forth will guarantee the future success of baseball at Hudsonville High School. Front Row: Lincoln Rohn, Brent Rinkema, Shawn Hammacher, Todd TerHaar, Rob Feltner Row Two: Doug Heuker, Jeff Engelsman, Marc Austof, Kyle larrett, Scott Kaboos, Todd Potter, Steve LaMeyer Row Three: Brian Bouse, Ed Frankfort, Scott Lough, Randy Pierson, Jim Klaver, Coach Raterink 136 J.V. Baseball liard Wcrk Produces Winning Peccrd The J.V. Softball team finished the 1985 season with an overall record of 13-7 and a league record of 6-4. Becky Kuncaitis set a team record with 26 hits, Kelly Anderson set a record with 29 runs batted in and Diane Visser set a record by striking out 57 batters. Julie Smallegan was the most improved player and Diane Visser was the most valuable. This is a team of hard working girls and there has been much improve- ment and progress made during the season. Good luck in future years. Front Row: Sandy Florido, Lisa Danforth, Julie Aten, Bev Conner. Renee Alward, Kelly lenkins, Becky Kuncaitis, Ruth Battjes, Linda Oosting. Row Two: Coach Mr Larry Kapenga. Julie Smallegan, Beth Holleman, Beth Germeraad, Ester Dykstra, Kelly Anderson, Diane Visser, Candy Kalman J.V. Softball 137 Seniors l eytc Success Great Senior leadership was the key to a successful softball season. The team came through game after game, compiling an overall record of 22-9 and a league record of 10-4. Kris Warners, Amy Tummel, Vonda Nagelkirk, and Heidi Schut were chosen for the All-Conference Team. Mary and Sue Shuck also made valuable contributions to the team. Congratulations are extended to Kris Warners who received the Eagle Award. She displayed great desire, athletic skill, competiveness, team spirit, and leadership during her soft- ball career at Hudsonville. Front Row: Mary Shuck, Toni Sturm, Linda Tamminga, Heidi Schut, Buffy DeWent Row Two: Deb Nagelkirk, Vonda Nagelkirk, |odi Bogard, Merri Dunham, Amy Tummel, Kris Warners, Susan Shuck, Coach Tom Vruggink 138 Softball 140 Great Weather Spawns Great Seasen The Boy's Track Team finished the season with an overall record of 5-4 and a league record of 5-2. Ken Wolters broke a twelve year old record in the 1600 M Run and )im TerMolen received All Conference Honors and qualified for the state meet in the long jump. Other outstanding athletes were Scott McDuffee and Tom Hocking. Coach Bolhuis' comments on the season: What a great spring! The weather was perfect the whole season and the team was composed of a nice group of guys. This was a fun year! Front Row: Manager )on «elder, Bryan Worth, lohn Hocking, Tom Hocking, Scott McDuffee, Coach Dave Bolhuis, |im TerMolen, Joel Smeenge. Rick LePard, Tim O'Neil. Row Two: Grant Murtland, Ken Wolters, Scott Frody, Shannon Atwood, Kevin Neugebauer, Troy Duggins, Todd Burghorst, Jim Avink, Manager Todd Bialas Row Three: Paul Johnson, Jeff Venema, Dave Huisingh, Dan Hammond, Mark Owens, Dan Bos, Mark McDuffee, Chad Gibbs, Doug Miesen, Shawn Lynama, Dave Gebben Boys' Track Team Unity: Uey te Success The 1985 Girls' Track Team did very well this season. With Mr. Kasteline as the new head coach, the team worked very hard and ac- complished an overall record of 7-2 and a league record of 6-1, finishing second in conference behind Calvin Christian. Several school records were set: Michelle Lastacy, Shot Put; Heather Thompson, 100M High Hurdles; Mindy Weaver, 3200 Run; and the relay team of Kim Koster, Lynne VandeBunte, Amy Dykstra, and Mindy Weaver in the 3200M Relay. All Conference Honors were received in the 100M Dash, Shot Put, 1600M and 3200M Runs, and the 1600M and 3200M relays. An impor- tant team motto was Whatever the challenge, whatever the test, whatever you're striving for, give it your best! Coach Kasteline says of the team, A fine group of respect- ful, young ladies that accepted the challenges of track, and then worked diligently towards achieving several individual and team goals. Front Row: Amy Dykstra, Tri-captain lulie VerHage, Tri-captain Michelle Lastacy, Tri- captain Sonya Murtland, Amy Hearth, Sandy Ayiworth, Brenda DeZeeuw Row Two: ludy Bentley, Melissa Feenstra, Micky )ohn. Missy Baehre, Elisa Sikkema, Traci Tooker, Sue Tam- minga, Jenny Burkholder, Amy Woodison, Nicki Williams. Row Three: Sharon VanDerKolk, Missy Whitcomb, Lynne VandeBunte, Tami Vankampen, Anne Hoezze, Becky Hovingh. Mindy Weaver, Misty Klawiter, Natalie DeZeeuw Row Four: Coacn Mr Todd Foster, Liz Bloom, Kim Koster, Sara Kelder, Beth Hovingh, Rhonda Sal, Heather Thompson, Coach Mr. Kyle Kasteline. 142 Girls’Track Tennis Team Strong in years to Come Tim VerHoeven, Marc VanTil, Matt Haverdink, and Eric Elliott led the Boy's Tennis Team to an overall record of 9-5 and a league record of 4-2. Tim VerHoeven, the team's MVP, and Marc VanTil were named All-Conference. Matt Haverdink received Honorable Mention honors. Coach Hulst is looking forward to next year because it is a young team and they are developing into very good tennis players. Front Row: Randy Wait, Peter Boyer, Mark Lie, Tim Huttinga, Eric Elliott, Tim VerHoeven, Matt Haverdink. Row Two: Coach Mr. )im Hulst, Doug Bos, Ryan Hankinson, Rick Costen, Marc VanTil, John Hinken. 144 Boys' Tennis Front Row: Toni Sturm, Pam Schut, Joe Hovingh, Cathy Johnson, Deb Suskey, Michelle Baker, Cathy Telgonhof, Michelle Lastacy, Row Two: Tuong Pham, Chris Grootenboer, Julie Ver Hage, Chris Warners, Mike Boldt, Mrs.Burkey, Ms. Topp Front Row: Tricia Mannard, Cathy Johnson, Deb Suskey, Danielle McMinn Row Two: Tom Hocking, Bob Cheetham, Sean Williams, Mrs. Davis, Joel Samey, Rob Fowler, Brandon Williams National Honor Society and Forensics 147 Music Pevue: A Smash flit Prime Time '85 was the theme of the second annual music revue show. Mistress of Ceremonies, Cathy lohnson, took the audience on a tour through the world of television entertainment. Approx- imately sixty students from the vocal music department spent eight weeks rehearsing for the thirty seven musical numbers. Theme songs from T.V. shows, commercials, rock and roll, coun- try, and swing tunes were all en- joyed by the 1100 people who bought tickets for this two hour extravaganza. Many people at- tended the show all three nights it was performed, and we all are looking forward to next year's show. I-4B Musical “Cheaper by the Cczen 150 Play you’re the Inspiration May 11,1985 152 Prom Presenting: The Class ©f ’85 The class of '85 did it again. They broke the tradition but the results were terrific as most of those who attended the commencement ceremonies will agree. The awards, usually given at graduation, were given at a previously held Awards Night leaving more time for a special and meaningful graduation. During the graduation ceremony, four seniors, )oel Sarny, Steve Tim- mer. Matt Blythe, and Cathy lohnson, gave speeches expressing gratitude, relieve, ambition, and the enthusiasm of all of the seniors as they move on to bigger and better things. 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Paints, Inc. 584 Chicago Drive Jenison, Ml 49428 Rick Wieringa Marge Arnoys John Boomsma 457-4190 457-4190 Llc L! Li.LLL.l£li LllLlLl GEDflCOT We buy old newspapers •Aluminum or Vinyl Siding •Aluminum Building Supplies •Insulation •Roofing, Siding •Seamless Eave Troughing 5645 Balsam Hudsonville, Michigan Phone: 669-1111 Sponsors 171 KITCHEN AND BATH CENTER 669-0940 3290 Chicago Dr. Hudsonville, Ml 49426 (616)669-9503 Plaza Home Decorating Center PAINT • WALLPAPER • CARPETING WALL DECORATIONS • MIRRORS “Beautify Your Home” INSTALLATION REMODELING — KRAFT MAID — HOMECREST — MERILLAT — SCHEIRICH — STARMARK — CERAMIC TILE — COUNTERTOPS — FLOORING — VANITIES — BATH FIXTURES HUDSONVILLE PLAZA 3489 KELLY ST. (616) 669 1760 Armstrong | floor fashiono 31 Xtgnema Jtoot Coveting VINYL - CARPETS - CERAMIC - COUNTERS WALLPAPER — Free Housecalls — Free Estimates LLOYO VUGTEVEEN 5391 SCHOOL AVE. Pr°P HUDSONVILLE, Ml 49426 R. Dykstra's Auto Service Bob Jeff’s Auto Repair Tune-up Specialists Air Conditioning General Repairs Chicago Drive at 36th Hudsonville, Michigan 669-9614 3440 Chicago Drive Hudsonville, Michigan We specialize in exhaust systems. ROLAND JERRY’S SERVICE Frame Straightening — Bumping Painting — Glass Installation — Body and Fender Repairs Expert Refinishing Phone: 669-6692 3245 Van Buren Hudsonville, Ml Radiator — Repair — Brake Work Wheel Alignment — Tune-Ups Phone: 669-1530 172 Sponsors J®57l Hi KREMERS' PAINTING TRUCK ft TRAILER 5118 37th, Hudsonville, Michigan Telephone 669-0450 WES KREMERS Residence 669 1 534 Specializing in Gas and Heliarc Welding TOM’S GENERAL WELDING 3990 Chicago Drive Hudsonville, Michigan 49426 Thomas Koopmen Shop Phone Owner 669-0660 Becker AUTO SUPPLY INC. — WE DELIVER — — WE TURN DRUMS AND ROTORS — — AUTOMOTIVE REPLACEMENT PARTS — CRAWLER REBUILDERS SUPPLY INC. MAIN STORE 2810 Franklin Grandville, Ml Phone 534-9651 BRANCH STORE 3510 Chicago Dr. Hudsonville, Ml Phone 669-9053 For All Your Dozer Needs 5513 40th Ave. Hudsonville, Ml 49426 (616) 669-1333 Hamming Brothers Compliments of FOREST GROVE TIRE SERVICE CONRAC CORPORATION GOODRICH DIVISION VULCAN BUS. 669-2130 DUNLOP RELIABLE TIRE COMPANY NEW TIRE SALES AND SERVICE VULCAN TRUCK TIRE RETREADING 6 BLDGS. EAST OF FARM FLEET 2350 CHICAGO DR. CLARE TINKLENBERG HUDSONVILLE, Ml 49426 4010 Byron Road Corner of 40th and Byron Road Phone: 896-8319 Call us for W-THE-FARM SERVICE! JLfLQ.a 1 2' YOUR COUPLET - AU i OVtOTIVE snC TIRE PERVICE HEADOllArlTEP Sponsors 173 Compliments of PRINS TRUCKING INC. Hudsonville, Michigan Phone:669-2360 A. LUURTSEMA ---TRUCK LINES INC. P 0 BOX 67 • HUDSONVILLE. MICHIGAN 49426 • 616 669 6060 DWIGHT BOEREMA BOEREMA TRUCKING 5131 37tm AVENUE HUDSONVILLE. MICHIGAN 49426 GARAGE PHONE OFFICE PHONE (616 669-6120 (616) 669-2294 Compliments of HUDSONVILLE TRAILER 174 Sponsors active 0-904 Chicago Drive, S.W. Jenison, Michigan 49428 MACHINE AND TOOL CO., INC. AUGUST VAN DAM Engineering and Sales Bus. 457-9220 General Machining Res. 457-2041 Carbide Saws and Tools Special Machines Sponsors 175 BOSCHMA OIL CO. Citgo Products Rich Boschma SPE-D-GAS COMPANY L-P GAS FOR EVERY PURPOSE HEATING • COOKING • MOTOR FUEL A Phone: 669-6236 Hudsonville, Michigan 3239 Oak Street Hudsonville, Ml Phone: 669-1121 Rozema's Standard Service Extewi Ebctronic Tune Up Brafcat Quality Products — Excellent Service 669-6630 2805 PORT SHELDON ROAD. HUDSONVILLE MICHIGAN 49426 EDTOLSMA MARK TOLSMA Edward’s Jeweler’s (616) 669 0960 kroll furnace 3481 GRAND VILLAGE MALL GRANDVILLE 531-9350 6768 28TH ST. S.E. CASCADE 949-3641 COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 24 HOUR SERVICE 5820 BALSAM DR. Al Kroll — Owner HUDSONVILLE, Ml 49426 HARTMAN CHEVROLET COMPANY VER HAGE MOTOR SALES CO. THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS 3380 Chicago Drive Hudsonville 669-6683 3284 Chicago Drive Hudsonville, Michigan Serving the Area for 65 Years 176 Sponsors Someone Special Tall Queen Fashions OEFlA.Fe.TlyrEISrX' STOIiE W. aath St. Opposita Rogers Plaza 4025 Chicago Drive Grandville, Michigan Phone: 532-6442 STROO’S FAMILY FOOTWEAR Your Dexter Shoe Head Quarters Open Daily until 5:30; Friday Until 9:00 3500 Chicago Drive Hudsonville, Ml Compliments of Little Red Shce Housf Factory Shoe Oji'Ic 2410 Chicago Drive Hudsonville, Michigan 494.?t (616)669-1710 Where Style Meets You Brand Name Ladies Apparel Junior and Misses Sizes 3492 Chicago Drive Hudsonville, Ml 49426 Sponsors 177 KEEGSTRA’S DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing for the Whole Family 3499-3501 Kelly Street Hudsonville Plaza Hudsonville, Ml Phone:669-9752 VANDERLAAN FUNERAL HOME NBD GRAND VALLEY BANK, NA 2500 Chicago Dr. Hudsonville, Ml 4917 32nd Ave. Hudsonville, Michigan 538-5582 Member FDIC Branch Manager Dennis Gale 178 Sponsors fA r 5489 Thirty Second Ave. Hudsonville, Ml 49426 Phone: (616) 669-0750 STEVEN J WENDT, C.L.U. General Agent NATIONAL TRAVELERS LIFE COMPANY Home Office, Des Moines, Iowa 50308 Congratulations Class of ’85 IRA’S, TAX ADVANTAGED INVESTMENTS AND UNIVERSAL LIFE ------------ STATE f ARM INSURANCE Bob Bolhuis Ken Jipping 3451 Kelly Street Hudsonville, Ml FIRST MICHIGAN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Phone:669-9225 member FDIC Compliments of vm OLD KENT BANKS PETER J. VERKAIK, M.D. ROBERT J. PLEKKER, D.D.S. More Ways To Help. Compliments of DR. AND MRS. K. J. VANDE KOPPLE Sponsors 179 m m WEST MICHIGAN REAL ESTATE 62) BALSAM DRIVE . HUDSONVILLE Ml 49426 □ REALTOR • □ ALE SALL Realtor 5623 Balsam Dr Hudsonville. Ml 49426 669-0990 OPTIChLSWia Compliments of Pohler Photography Specialist in Wedding and Portraits PO. BOX 46 1785 LILAC CT. JENISON, MICH. 49428 616-457-4890 3573 Kiel Street Hudsonville, Michigan PPA CPP MAYNARD JUELl JENISON, MICHIGAN 49428 180 Sponsors HUDSONVILLE TRUCK BODY SHOP 5180 37th Ave. 669-5390 Specializing in Heavy Duty Trucks DR. CLARENCE J. DE HAAN 3306 Van Buren Road HUDSONVILLE WHEEL ALIGNMENT James Byker, Prop. Phone 669-6392 DR. THOMAS D. SNOEYINK Optometrist Office 669-1890 3474 Harvey St. THE CAKE PLACE 135 Chicago Drive DR. BENJAMIN ZANDSTRA 3337 VanBuren St. Office 669-6514 COUNTRY NEEDLEWORKS INC. 584 Chicago Drive Hudsonville CLASSIC CORNERS 3479 Kelly St. Phone 669-5320 VAN’S MEAT MARKET 3119 Chicago Drive BLOEMENDAALS BAKERY 3473 Kelly St. Phone 669-1930 ERB LUMBER CO. 4190 Chicago Drive (616) 534-9675 HAIR HEADQUARTERS 3472 Harvey St. Phone 669-9025 182 Sponsors Way the patb that you follow ride up and greet you, Idljay the wind blow gently at your back. Way tbe dun dbine warmly on your face, Wa„ rain fall Softly on your fiefji, JnJ un ul we meet again, Wlay C od bold you in tbe palm of bid band. 184