Kankakee Valley High School - Kougar Pride Yearbook (Wheatfield, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1972 volume:

KOUGAR PRIDE 1972 Kankakee Valley High School R R 2, Box 34A Wheatfield, Indiana 46392 Volume 2 Triumph and Accomplishment; Activities, People, Places; Classes of Terror, Classes of Mischief; Through good times and bad, Thick and thin; T rying to find Where we ' ve been, and where to go; Learning to live. Living to learn; You ' ll find all this in KV ' s new home, 1972. Relief after the gym roof refuses to fall . . . Bored lettermen selling tickets to sports events — Good credit accounts at the KAVE — Excitement of a real play, at last — Joy of picking up the first PRIDE — Sadness of loosing the sectional we hosted — Mixed feelings about football — — make the emotions of the year that the KOUGARS settled into their new home. CROSS COUNTRY SCOREBOX KV OPP North Judson 31 25 Rensselaer 45 18 Lowell 34 24 South Newton 38 19 Knox 22 34 Tri County 38 21 u r 1 1 r South Central 37. 22 Hanover Central V 39 20 Washington Twp. 39 20 South Central 39 21 Divine Heart 36 23 10 Cross Country Small but effective The tiring practice The exhausting tracks The scenic route The good looking meter maids waiting at the of the track. All are indications of the dedication of the KV Quick Steppers. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. ROW 1: Jerry Lauraitis, Ed Jamieson, Bruce Ruisard. ROW 2: Coach Ron Hine, Steve Sytsma, Lance Cheever, Frank Olis, Jack Wireman. 1 1 FOOTBALL SCOREBOX JUNIOR VARSITY: ROW 1: Randy Gross, Randy St. John, Earl Alderson, Gary Bristol, Don Ket- chum, Jim Martin, Paul Duttlinger. ROW 2: Jim Woods, Ray Luedtke, John Compton, Mitch Orsburn, Rick DeKock, Rick Evans. ROW 3: Phil Terborg, John Conley, Mike Stalbaum, Ron Cates, Bob Stal- baum, Coach Nimtz. ROW 4: John Ludwig, Bill Mak, Bob Roorda, Bert Howard. 12 VARSITY. ROW 1: Coach Tibbie, Don Ketchum, Earl Alderson, Kevin Roberts, Bill Crownover, Bill Mak, Randy St. John, Gary Bristol, Randy Gross, Rick Seymour, Rick Evans, Rich DeKock, John Ludwig, ROW 2: Coach Lewis, Coach Flick, John Conley, Jim Martin, Bob Lapsley, Ed Jones, Joe Roorda, Phil Terborg, Mel Bozell, Earl Bristol, Dave Lageveen, Jeff Spurgeon, Mike Scamihorn, Greg Pruis, ROW 3: Coach Helms, Jim Woods, Ray Mosher, Daryl Bierma, Jason McKim, Mitch Orsburn, Brian Bierma, Ken Peregrine, Mike Hanley, John Compton, Bob Roorda, Coach Daigle, Coach Bell, Coach Hamacher, ROW 4: Dan Christopher, Mike Stalbaum, Ray Luedtke, Steve VanHouten, Randy Mak, Mitch Terpstra, Mike Fase, Butch Jungels, George Grevenstuk, Howard Altman, Bob Stalbaum, Ron Cates, Bert Howard, Coach Nimtz, Mark Boon. FRESHMEN. ROW 1: Brian Liebbe, John Christopher, Randy Popplewell, John Spurgeon, Brian Myers, Ray Conley, Randy Parker, Ron Patrick, Paul Buttlinger. ROW 2: Coach Tibbie, Brannon Odle, Joe Banks, Keith Peregrine, Bill Nemeth, George Stein, Randy Scott, Tim Schultz, Coach Flick, ROW 3: Bob Gard, David Jungels, Laine Cheever, Randy Allen, Bill Wonorski, Ron Barnett, Larry Granat, Mike Medina, ROW 4: Rusty Beedle, Rich Meeks, Jack Longstreth, Bill Mehay, Mark Kingma, Bill Til- lema, Roger Porter, Milton Roorda. 13 iv Homecoming A wood gathering contest (the Seniors won); imaginatively decorated hallways stemming from a poster contest (the Sophomores won); a super great bonfire to fire up the team and fans alike, then the big event — the game; defeat was overshadowed by the crowning of the lovely queen, Robin Whitaker; the Homecoming Dance topped off an eventful, exciting week. The house lights dimmed and the curtains slowly drew open to present DRACULA, the first play ever per- formed in the KV auditorium. Many weeks of hard work were spent prior to the performance. Lines and blocking were learned, costumes fitted, and make-up was designed to go with each character. This meant changing Dracula ' s (Jeff DeBoer) blond hair to black. Beards and mous- taches also had to be made for Van- Helsing (George Grevenstuk) and Dr. Seward (John Tillema). The artisitic make-up transformed them into en- tirely different people. The leading female part was played by Susie Nordstrom with her devoted fiancee Jonathon (Mike Hopkins) always at her side. All members of the cast played their characters beautifully. Although DRACULA was meant to be a serious drama, some of the younger people in the audience thought a few parts to be extremely funny such as the maniac (Ed Tillema) howling on the stage, and the maid (Joan Kingma; slapping Butterworth (Butch Jungles). DRACULA was under the direction of Carole Womelsdorff. The combina- tion of her coaching and the cast’s hard work, made KV ' s first play a tremendous success. 20 2 Future Farmers of America Including the greenhand newcomer and chapter star farmer the FFA is one of the most active clubs in school. Throughout the school year activities are planned such as turkey shoots, slave auctions, contests, conventions, camps, color guards, and banquets. 1972 was a colorful and busy year for the FFA. FFA. ROW 1; Mr. Foster, Larry Klemp, Brian McIntosh, Earl Alderson, Tom Duggleby, Calvin Klemp, Carol Deardorff, Dan Stalbaum, Louie Rozhon, John Peterson, Joe Swart, Jim Hoffman, Dave Babnall, ROW 2: Ed Longstreth, Rich Meeks, Jack Longstreth, Randy Allen, Bob Stalbaum, Keo Peregrine, Mike Stalbaum, Ed Born, Dave Hanewich, Cliff Haring, Doug Kaeb, Bob Roorda, Dan Sipkema, Jim Swart, ROW 3: Jim Duttlinger, Cal- vin Schoon, Wayne Wilder, Jim Donnelly, Duane Kikkert, Frand Cher- nausky, Dave DeVries, Mike Hanewich, Art VanKley, Ray Rozhon, Brian Mak, Dave Kohner, Dave Walker, George Stansberry, Jim Martin, ROW 4: Ray Prater, Ron Barnett, Jim Wood, Jim Walker, Dale Stalburm. Marvin- Porter. Rick DeKock, Steve Mattocks, Tim Robbins, Ralph Sipkema, Rick Helton, ROW 5: Robin Armstrong, Randy Evans, Larry DeKock, Jim Crane, Mark Barker, Rocky Hilton, Dave Hamstra, Simon Sipkema, Tom Mitchell, Larry Coffer, Larry Stroup, Joe Williams. ' if -- — ■■■ • ' � • . r- ••• — - iff 7 . r ' - — — nrni ' ii r WRESTLING TEAM. ROW 1: Mike Hopkins, Mark Simmons, Rick Holley, Jim Donnelly, Ray Con- ley, Dave Conley, ROW 2: Larry Coffer, John Roorda, Roger Conley, Earl Bristol, Gary Bristol, Scott Cornet, ROW 3: Coach Nimtz, Don Kenning, Bob Lapsley, Brian Bierma, Rusty Beedle, Joe Roorda, Randy Gross, ROW 4: Jim Crane, Ken Peregrine, John Jungles, Steve Van Houten, Ray Luedtke, Mel Bozell. Wrestling The KV grapplers finish better their second year . . . The feeling of accom- plishment after a pin ... A close knit team with a lot of self-pride . . . The feeling of anxiety after being pinned . . . The overall exhausted feeling af- ter a meet . . . Ken Peregrine and John Jungles placed in the Midwest and Northwest conference meets, while the team placed 4th of 7 in the sectional. WRESTLING SCOREBOX KV OPP North Judson 35 26 Knox 24 28 LaLaumiere 12 46 Rensselaer 13 33 Winamac 57 0 North Judson 24 30 South Newton 54 6 North Newton 15 30 South Newton 43 12 North Newton 15 33 Pioneer 28 28 25 JV CHEERLEADERS: Debbie Sullivan, Shirley Duttlinger, Donna Wantola, Terri Groet, Don- na DeVries, Merolynne Lapsley. 26 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS. LOWER VARSITY CHEERLEADERS BELOW: Ellen LEFT: Cathy DeGraff, Kema Deerburg, Ju- Duttlinger, Becky Walden, Kathy Riggle, Rhon- lie Hoffman, Kathy Klip. da Murphy, Susie Nordstrom, Leslie Struble. 27 VARSITY ROW 1: Greg Pruis, Bill Crownover John Hamstra, Ed Jones, McEwan, John Abbring, Howard Altman, Steve Sytsma, Mike Fase, Bernie Dave Lageveen, Mike Ketchum, Darvl Bierma, ROW 2: Mark Boon, Coach Dykhuizen, Jerry Banks, John Tillema. K. V. Round Ball Players They were a team to be proud of. They turned on the K.V. students in the middle of the school year. Their teamwork astounded all who attended K.V. games. Their moves were executed with such precision they even surprised themselves. For most of their games they had it together. Even our short men could get the rebounds. This team attracted spectators like they were going out of style. If you missed this team, you really missed a winner. FRESHMEN ROW 1: Bob Williams. Randy Ferguson. Randy Popplewell, John Britt, Bruce Woudema. John Spurgeon, Jeff Grevenstuk, Paul Duttlinger, ROW 2: Jim Pelligrino, Randy Allen, Randy Scott, Kim Hopkins, Milt Roorda, Tim Schultz, Laine Cheever, Rick Helton, Fred VanSchepen, ROW 3: Coach Flick, Randy Parker, Scott Summers, Joe Banks, Mark Kingma, Bill DeVries, Jeff Myers, Bill Tillema, Bill Mehay, Ron Barnett, Ron Patrick, Coach Bell. JUNIOR VARSITY, ROW 1: Randy Gross, Rob Veden, Don Ketchum, Dan Hamstra, Jerry Lauraitis, ROW 2: Greg Pruis, Jeff Spurgeon, Jim Martin, John Conley, Mike 59 70 I OPP 63 74 55 85 BASKETBALL SCOREBOX North Judson North White South Newton Pioneer Kathy Riggle F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart A group of young men inclined j ean Duttlinger toward agriculture. The chapter is Nannenga inspired by the presence of a lovely young lady chosen to act as sweetheart. The night of truth; the nervous candidates clutch to the arm of their escort. They proceed to the center of the gym floor. The master of ceremonies rips open the envelope containing the name of the new sweetheart. One joyful heart and three disappointed ones. The new sweetheart is crowned and presented a dozen roses and now is officially a member of the chapter until a new sweetheart is selected. Becky Walden Carol Deardorff in action National Honor Society breaks with tradition In the past it has been the tradition for the NHS to visit a college and other places of interest. This year they broke that tradition. Because of too little time, money, and interest they were unable to continue the tradition. Every year induction is held for all students who meet the requirements. This year the NHS inducted the largest group in its history. Knowledge, leadership, scholarship, service, and charac- ter combined to make up the foundation for the organiza- tion. To be a member, a student must maintain a B average participate in two extra-curricular activities, and remain in the good graces of the teachers. 36 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. ROW 1: Crystal Klip, Lois Niehof, Vicki Nuss, George Riggle, Daryl Bierma, Mitch Terpstra, David Bagnall, ROW 2: Tanya Williams, Debbie Yurkovich, Ellen Duttlinger, Carolyn Salyer, Robin Whitaker, Carol Deardorff, Laura DeYoung, Carol Bierma, Margaret Woolever, ROW 3: Joe Hittle, Tim Mitchell, Kent Fase, Steve Sytsma, Jack VanKley, John Peterson, Dan Stalbaum, ROW 4: John McIntosh, John Compton, Bev Brouwer, Diane Liebbe, Shirley Boersma, Karen DeKock, Duane Kikkert. 37 KV Kougars host their first sectional in their new gymnasium. Six area schools compete for the first KV sectional victory. Anxious anticipation of a KV victory. Mid-game conferences between coaches and team. Final desperate attemps by KV Team to get it together. Disappointed cheerleaders and fans After losing to Rensselaer, KV students choose to back Lowell Trophy leaves with Lowell as KV students smile. These aspects contributed to the excitement of the event. 38 STUDENT COUNCIL. ROW 1: Ed Til- lema, John Abbring, John Tillema, Jack VanKley . ROW 2: Val DeGraff, Dan Stalbaum, Ken Peregrine, Tim Mitchell. ROW 3: Mrs. Hanger, Kim Hunter, Andy Anderson, Gary Bristol, Mike Bittick, Mr. Abbring. ROW 4: Joe Banks, Ron Patrick, Randy Scott, Paul Duttlinger. Student Council We the People of Kankakee Valley High School, in order to form a more perfect school, establish ping pong games, insure music in the lounge, provide for the common student an atmosphere for for better learning . . . 40 CHESS CLUB. SEATED: John Roorda, Doug Hendrichs, John McIntosh, George Riggle, Bob Culbreth, ROW 2: Rhonda Murphy, Becky Walden, Brenda Holley, Paul Duttlinger, Ellen Duttlinger, Cheryl Riggle, Randy Parker, Ray Luedtke, ROW 3: Don Drum, Brian McIntosh, Mark Tysen, Kim Hunter, Joe Banks, Joe Hittle, Larry Postma. Future Teachers of America FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA. ROW 1: Susanne Lowe, Donna Wantola, Pam Campbell, Jean Nan- nenga, Betty Terpstra, Shirley Boersma, Crystal Klip, Mr. Sakel, ROW 2: Debbie Yurkovich, Sandy Kaeb, Linda Lindeau, Cindy Goemaat, Debbie Hines, Linda Linch, Barb Beedle, Bev Brouwer, Joan Kingma, ROW 3: Tanya Williams, Betty Postma, Phyllis Moolenaar, Diane Liebbe, Loretta Richie, Emma Haring, Carol Dear- dorff, Val DeGraff, Lynda McCann. 41 The Kankakee Valley School Corporation is under the supervision of Dr. Richard Abel. Dr. Abel took over the position of superintendent on July 1, 1971. He had previ- ously been the superintendent of the Lake County School System. Dr. Abel takes great interest in the corporation and its students. Mr. Paul Scamihorn acts as Dr. Abel ' s assistant. He was previously the superintendent of the Hanover Central School System. He became the assistant superintendent on August 1 , 1971. Mary Lou Kolczak acts as the treasurer of the Corporation. Sue Tillema acts as the formal secretary of the Corporation. SCHOOL BOARD: SEATED, Harry Miller, Bud Belstra, Nick Bierma, Clarence Duttlinger, Don Korth, Bob Cheever, Wilbur Hoffman. Dr. Richard Abel 42 43 Rsrr Office Girls Janet McClugage Secretary Wayne Crawford Assistant Principal nun Mr. Wayne F. Ryska was the man behind every- thing at KV. His door was always open to students who needed help and advice, and what advice, hon- est and forceful. When he wanted to be heard, he certainly didn ' t need an intercom. His satirical na- ture made for lively office work. How is one to know when he is really being facetious? One doesn ' t, and that was just one of the ways that Mr. Ryska helped give life and variety to KV. 45 Jane Stimple Guidance Secretary Mary Lou Traster Guidance The invitation to come, speak and be heard . . . People who listen . . . A place where students can come for help to understand themselves . . . Counselors who mediate between students and faculty . . . Who give honest advice . . . Who help students learn to make realistic decisions . . . All this and more makes up the Guidance Department. Carolyn Richardson Guidance Carolyn Hatton Nurse Fred Jones Athletic Director Susan Schriefer Treasurer 47 Media Center People using their spare time, A place where students can relax. Center motto — the individual first, the group second; Cameras, Projectors, Recorders, Films, Filmstrips, and Tapes; Helpful specialists and assistants; Copies, Laminators, Masters and T ransparencies; An atmosphere of free learning, free thought. Phoebe Klapp Dan Koenig Sylvia Smith Library Aide A-V Director Librarian and free expression; A-V STUDENT AIDES. ROW 1: Don Ketchum, Mike Hopkins, Tom Fletcher, Randy St. John, Larry Wireman, Mr. Koenig; ROW 2: George Gravenstuk, Mike Hanewich, Roger Conley, Dave Musch, Mel Bozell, Andy Anderson, Bob Roorda, Bob Jones, Nick Kotur, Bob Culbreth, and Dave Ray. LIBRARY AIDES. ROW 1: Donna Wright, Debbie Smith, Tanya Williams; ROW 2: Linda Schully, Diana Daven- port, Joyce Darner, Lilli Castle, Donna Burger, Ruth Ann Curtis, Miss Smith, Mrs. Klapp. 49 From The Neanderthal Man Lynn Nimtz Robert Nimtz mmmmm to the Homo Sapien; King Tut to President Nixon; Asia and America, Russia and Europe Who, Where, When, Why and How; its all in our Social Studies. 51 Joseph McFarland Veral Hanger Dale Osburn Lenor Koenig The tired eyes of all the kids listening to boring stories; Cramped fingers from writing books, novels, essays, and stories; Quizzes that remind you of a drunk. The bad ones always hang over; Teachers that remind you of Bela Lagosi and Lon Chaney; And the wild rush to leave when the bell rings, because they can ' t wait for tomorrow ' s class; This ain ' t no place for a person with a weak stomach. It ' s our Literature Class. But we ' re learning, and wouldn ' t want it any other way. VALLEY VIEWS. KNEELING: Roger Corbin, Dave Ray, SEATED: John Tillema, Mike Scamihorn, STANDING: Brenda Holley, Judy Jamieson, Fran Mucha, George Hook, George Quisenberry, Jack Childers, Doug Davis, Karl VanKeppel, Pat Wayne, Leslie Struble, Lynda McCann, Miss Swartzell. Journalism Drama Acting, Expressing, Parts in Plays; Rehearsing, Working, Nights and days; This is Drama. Hot flash, cut the issue. Get your report in; Reporting, writing, rewriting, rewriting , . . ; Deadlines and deadheads; KV Journalism gets the news. Sara Swartzell Speech Four score and seven years ago speech was brought forth into this school. My fellow Americans lend me your ears and a left foot if you have one. John use a little discretion! Okay! This is Speech. Carole Womelsdorff An effective reproduction of a business atmosphere . The means of informing business students of changes in business techniques The use of business orientation to its fullest extent . . The creation of a productive member of society . . . These are the goals that the business department uses to lay a foundation for advanced study in the business field. 56 Heman Walden Distributive Education Clubs of America Pencils, pens, notebooks, and erasers; Sweaters, t-shirts, and jackets; They ' re all for sale. Learning business management. Sales, arrangements, and design. Learning to earn a way of life. This all makes up DECA. 1 Attractive meals A prettily set table. Planning for happy futures Avoidance of empty calories, Learning to expand wardrobes by sewing, Flaming T-bone steaks, overflowing cake pans, stitched fingers, 18 inch wide refrigerators, Mr. Hine sampling the goodies: These are typical of our Home Ec. Department. J. D. Foster The creation of an arsenal in metals . . . Constructing auto ramps out of strap iron . . . New courses in Electricity and Electronics . . . The construction of furniture in the Woods Shop . . . Instruction for after school occupation in upholstering . . . Drag racing behind the school . . . More personal instruction in longer, smaller classes . . . Auto Shop motto If at first you don ' t succeed, read the instructions . . . Super tuned Gremlins . . These are the high points the student find in the KV Industrial Arts Department. Speedball, Volleyball, Basketball Wrestling, and even dancing; tumbling, bouncing, throwing, running, hitting, and yelling; Commands of the coaches. Sweat from the students, and laughs from the by-standers; all make up the PE class. GAA. ROW 1: Mrs. Pantos, Barb Beedle, Nancy Patterson, Mary Mak, Jill Major, ROW 2: Jacqueline Kramer, Bev DeHann, Bev Brouwer, Cathy Capouch, Sue Lageveen, Kathy Hallam, Peg Patterson, Rosemary Anderson, ROW 3: Gail Swisher, Shirley Boersma, Julie Spurgeon, Joan Kingma, Betty Terpstra, Lisa Halliwell, Sherrie Jefferson, Merolynne Lapsley. 65 William Barnes Okel Barnes SPANISH CLUB. ROW 1: Mr. Barnes, Joe Hittle, John Compton, Phyllis DeFries, Debbie Yurkovich, Margaret Woolover, Virginnia VanKeppel, ROW 2: John McIntosh, Lynda McCann, Tanya Williams, Jean Nannenga, Dave Hamstra, Lance Cheev- er, Randy Evans, ROW 3: Jeannie Curtiss, Merolynn Lapsley, Jan Duttlinger, Cathy Capouch, Rhonda Sipkema, Bev Ooms, Diane Sipkema, Donna Bowers, Larry Wireman, Jeff Grevenstuk, ROW 4: Greg Hohner, Karen Simble, Denise VanSwol. Dan Hamstra, Randy Gross, Henry Justice, Bert Howard, Cheryl Riggle, Becky Walden, Nick Kotur, Jim Darnall ROW 5: Mary Halliwell, Dave Ruisard, Don Ketchum, John Roorda, Randy St. John, Debby Nagel, Julie Barker. Margaret Stimple. Marilvno Hamstra, Sandy Fase, ROW 6: Marla Pruis, Doreen Wood, Pat Justice, Becky Hoehn, Janet Schultz. John Kooiman 66 FRENCH CLUB: ROW 1: Debbie Peregrine, Pam Ketchum, Laine Cheever, Scott Summers, Mrs. Barnes, ROW 2: Jackie Green, Brenda Owens, Linda Miller, Cheryl Yurkovich, Crystal Klip, Kathy Klip, Tanya Williams, ROW 3: Bev Musch, Barb Misch, Kathy Misch, Rhonda Murphy, Karen Birky, Peggy Patter- son, Kathy McClugage, ROW 4: Randy Popplewell, Julie Spurgeon, Marla King, Glenda Richie, Nancy Miller, Phyllis Kingma, Maureen Spriggs, ROW 5: Bill DeVries, Bob Borns, David Fieldhouse, Brian Hoh- ner, Rick Helton, Ed Jamieson, Mike Anderson, ROW 6: Bill Mehay, Jeff Myers, John Spurgeon, Russ Drum, Diana Hoffman, Connie Belstra, Ken Huhn. Spanish, French, and German . . . Hola, Bonjour, Guten tag . . . Listening to tapes over and over again . . . Waiting for the equipment to get fixed . . . Learning English all over again . . . Thees ees bad for zee mind, cause you might geet too rapped up in zee language. 67 Students proving their talents By working hard; Expressions of the inner feelings. Pride in your work. Experience of the teachers and their patience in teaching. This is the class where you can be yourself. Paintings, sculptures, sketches, Pottery, and weaving. Real or Abstract; Oils, Pencil, Charcoal, Ink, Wood, Clay, and Plaster; This is Kougar Art. 68 ¥ % ART CLUB. ROW 1: Mrs. Myers, Karen Waters, Penny Hinson, Robin Whitaker, Carolyn Salyer, Vicki Nuss, Bev DeHaan, Kathy Riggle, Lillie Castle, Sue Lageveen, Greg Leek, Don Theodorakas, ROW 2: Ellen Duttlinger, Kathy Hallam, Lois Niehof, Chris Lapatkin, Debbie Rice, Donna Wright, Carol Bierma, Carla Caldwell, Judy Pritchett, Patty McMahan, Cindy Stalbaum, George Griffin, Jack Childers, David Walker, ROW 3: John Darnell, Cheryl DeBourbon, Pat Wayne, Mike Ketchum, Mike Kurtz, Mike Scamihorn, Bill Crownover, Kevin Roberts, Kenneth Miller, Ricky Seymour, Susanne Lowe, Larry Wireman, ROW 4: Betty Bierma, Rose Anderson, Tony Deerberg, Ron Furgeson, Mike Anderson, Lisa Halliwell, Mary Castle, Janet Hanaway, Marilyn Fritts, Kim Starkey, Lori Curr, Jim Swisher, Ruth Ann Curtis, Flora Gilbert, John Ludwig, ROW 5: Mike Meditz, Rex Jones, Andy Anderson, Shirley Duttlinger, Dawn Stalbaum, Kim Hunter, Rose Harrington, Debbie Smith, An- nette Fisher, Jim Szabo. 69 An active exuberant band Pop music written by Bacharach, Forgerty, or Ray Stevens, its today, together; a pep band that enoys what it ' s doing, fun pizza parties, Mr. Bialon ' s trumpet, A swing choir that lives up to its name, people expressing personality and individuality a choral group that has spent time and effort to make the chorus a functioning organization: this is what made KV music come alive. CHORUS. ROW 1: Faye Curtis, Janet Hanaway, Vicki Nuss, Pat McMahan, Donna Wantola, Cindie Crawford, Gail Swisher, Hazel Shilder, Cathy Hook, Pam Bozell, Babs DeMoss, Donna DeVries, ROW 2: Carolyn Salyer, Judy Pritchett, Chris Lapat- kin, Judy Jamieson, Donna Chapman, Margie Wireman, Mary Castle, Judy Calhoun, Vicki Klaun, Rose Anderson, Sherie Jef- ferson, Kathy Granat, ROW 3: Marilyn Peo, Donna Lutrell, Brenda Ketchum, Joellyen Ardent, Janet Kampenga, Cathy Schoon, Mary Belstra, Jacqueline Kramer, Sharon Conley, Diana Daveport, Carla Caldwell, Pat Odle, Lilli Castle, Marorie Fre- dele, Susan Slawnikowski, ROW 4: Venessa Miller, Cindy Stalbaum, Judy Wal stra, Cindy Nannenga, Butch Gooden, Dave Conley, Tom Martin, Don Drum, Randy Gross, Burt Howard, Gary Walstra, Cathy DeGraff, Luann Jonkman, Becky Hoehn, Donna Lloyd, ROW 5: Carol Glass, Lynn Jungles, Debbie Rice, Fran Mucha, Cheryl Riggle, Penny Hinson, Pat Wayne, Mari- lyn Fritts, Mike Kurtz, Mike Ketchum, Bob English, Henry Jusitce, ROW 6: Andy Odle, Nancy Oezer, Ruth Curtis, Cindy Mattingly, Shirley Baggerly. 70 BAND. ROW 1: Laura DeYoung, Loretta Richie, Diane Sipkema, Julie Spurgeon, Joellyn DeYoung, Terri Groet, Leslie Struble, Julie Peterson, Emma Haring, ROW 2: Jeff Grevenstuk, Phyllis Compton, Marla Pruis, Julie Barker, Janet Schultz, Cindy Nel- son, Margaret Stimple, Diane Hoffman, Laurel DeYoung, Debra Nagel, Bev Musch, Connie Belstra, Molly Belstra ROW 3; Mike Anderson, Cindy Mattingly, Jean Curtis, Kim Hopkins, Lance Cheever, Denny Nagel, Randy Mak, Vicki Nuss, 1 lenry Mattingly, Dave Musch, Dan Martin, Mark Kingma, Brian Liebbe, Joe Hittle, Larry Fieldhouse, ROW 4: Phyllis DeFries, Carl VanKeppel, Marilyn Hamstra, George Grevenstuk, Jeri Anderson, Carol Glass, Andy Richards, Dan Hamstra, Dave Ruisaid, Jet Trater, Dave Hamstra, John Spurgeon, Lloyd Hunsaker, ROW 5: Sandy Fase, Pat Justice, Laine Cheever, ROW 6: Mr, Bi- alon, Karen DeKock, Audrey Ruisard, Diane Liebbe, Annette Koselke, Mike Medina, Jim Crane, Dan Horton, Ray Mosher, Mitch Osburn, Dale McMahan, Bob English. Robert Taylo MATHEMATICS CLUB. ROW 1: Mr. Taylo, Scott Summers, Andy Richards, David Fieldhouse, John Britt, Pam Ketchum, Debbie Nagel, Kathy Klip, Sandy Fase, Paul Duttlinger, Mr. Abbring. ROW 2: Curt Burnette, Ken Compton, Bill DeVries, Larry Postma, Greg Hohner, Jeff Myers, Beverly Musch, Alene Nannenga, Jan Dut- tlinger, Diane Sipkema, Joe Banks, ROW 3: Beverly Brouwer, Carol Deardorff, Crystal Klip, Tim Mitchell, Kent Fase, John McIntosh, Joe Hittle, Tanya Williams, Becky Walden, Cheryl Riggle, ROW 4: Don Goetz, Daryl Bier- man, Kevin Korth, Mitch Terpstra, Margaret Woolever, Laura DeYoung, John Halliwell, George Riggle. The learning of logic . A unique independent study class that included everything from Algebra I to Trigonometry . . . Mr. Gross ' 12 x 12 that equals 145 . . . May all math students remember to bring a drink of water back for Mr. Abbring . . . A very competitive Math Contest which was the highlight of the year . . . These are a few of the things that made math a fun and profitable learning experience. 73 From candles to bunsen burners A variety of new equipment allows for a wider spectrum of experiments . . . An excapte from the normal classroom routine . . . A newly discovered enthusiasm in the science students . . . The desire to work with their hands . . . The untapped minds of excited students . . . There are some of the resources used to make the department the mind tingling experience it is. SCIENCE CLUB. ROW 1: Betty Postma, Phyllis Moolenaar, Bev Brouwer, Val DeGraff, Jean Nannenga, Diane Liebbe, Pam Goetz, Cindy Goemaat, Kevin Korth. ROW 2: Brian Hohner, Keith Peregrine, Bob Eng- lish, Ron Hanners, Don Goetz, Virginnia Van Keppel, John Halliwell, George Riggle, Steve Systma. ROW 3: Nick Kotur, Henry Justice, Lori Curr, Tanya Williams, Tim Mitchell, Kent Fase, John McIntosh, Bob Culbreth, Mike Coffer. ROW 4: Kenny Huhn, Randy St. John, Ray Luedtke, Greg Hohner, Curt Burnett, Ed Stockman, Mike Huhn, John Roorda. ROW 5: Andy Beckman, Kevin Nuss, Donald Duttlinger, Pat Car ney, Gordon Richie, Dan Ackman, Tom Lovely, Ted Richie, Mark Iffert. Electricity, whirlwinds animal experiments; RIGHT: Holding first place ribbons are George Riggle, Mr. Plomaritis, John Roorda, and Mr. Helms. BELOW: Mr. Helms presents George Riggle the first place award. LOWER RIGHT: Trudi Johnson prepares her exhibit for judging. Bombs, rockets, models, lazors. Biology, Ecology, Georgraphy, Geology, Weather, and Archeology; Hard work and prizes for the winners; This was all at our Science Fair. 76 77 I shall make the object of my life helpfulness and kindness toward others.” This is the goal of all girls belonging to Sunshine. 79 80 The Drunkard In late April, the Drunkard was staged with a style of acting that over-exaggerated in order to recreated melodrama as it would have been performed in the late 1800 ' s . The cast became involved with their acting, learning new gestures that would sometimes send everyone into hysterics. Between scenery changes entertainment was provided by a bar- bershop sextet and a few other singers . The scenery extended itself into the audito- rium. Banners of red, white, and blue were draped over the doorways and along the walls. The audience got right into the spirit of the play. They would boo the villian and applaud the hero. The musicial background also helped to achieve the desired response from the audience. Precious and Few A beautiful starlit night, flowers, elegance, a super-good band, an excellent tasty meal. Nervous young men in their crummy feeling ' good looking tuxedos. Shall we dance? — sore feet — a long night Beautiful young ladies in satin and lace. Couples walking around the grounds, Intermission: Movie flicks from the 30 ' s Guys in blue jeans — pool playing in the back- room. Is that band ever going to come? C.W. Where did everyone go after 12? These made a memorable Prom night. 82 KoJ North ] Newtl? Hebron Winam c 68 50 50 68 TRACK TEAM. ROW 1: Mike Bittick, Jeff Masey, Gary Bristol, Ron Bar- nett, Mike Medina, Ed Jamieson, Larry Coffer, Ron Pa trick. ROW 2: Coach Tibbie, Bruce Ruisard, Randy Pierce, Earl Bristol, David Jungles, John Con- ley, Bert Howard, Kim Hopkins, Jim Woods. ROW 4: Coach Hamacher, Mark Kingma, Rick Kaluf, Ken Peregrine, Bob Roorda, Dave Lageveen, Butch Jungles, Howard Altman, Jerry Banks, Mike Fase, Coach Nimtz. 84 BASEBALL TEAM. ROW 1: Laine Cheever, Dave Kenning, Mitch Terps- ty, Bob Lapsley, Bernie Dykhuzien, John Tillema, Steve Sytsma, Ed Jones, tra, Rick Seymour, Mike Hanley, John Hamstra, ROW 2: Bill Crownover, Coach Helms. Jeff Spurgeon, Joe Hittle, Ray Rozhon, John Compton, ROW 3: Coach Pat- BASEBALL scorebo; :box West Centra Knox Twin Lakes North New? Hebron Portage Hanovjer Central Frontier 4k KY OPP ;v - 0 r6 10 6 3 5 12 0 11 7 8 4 85 ROW 1: David Bryan, Jerry Lauraitis, Earl Alderson, Dan Christopher, Joe ROW 3: Joe Banks, Kent Fase, Randy St. John, George Grevenstuck, Lance Roorda, Mike Coffer, Jeff Grevenstuck. ROW 2: Jet Traster, John Roorda, Cheever, Coach Hine. John Christopher, John Britt, Bill Wonorski, Randy Parker, Brian Bierma. 86 LETTERMAN S CLUB. ROW 1: Ed Jones, David Lageveen, Dan Christo- pher, Mitch Terpstra, Butch Jungles, Greg Pruis, Dave Kenning, ROW 2: Roger Conley, Joe Roorda, Al Kramer, Rick Kaluf, Earl Bristol, Gary Bris- tol, Daryl Bierma, ROW 3: Mike Bittick, Mike Fase, Steve Sytsma, George Riggle, Rick Holley, Ken Peregrine, Mike Hanley, ROW 4: Mark Boon, George Grevenstuk , Bob Roorda, Bernie Dykhuizen, Kevin Roberts, Jim Crane, Lance Cheever, ROW 5: Mel Bozell, Earl Alderson, Randy Pierce, Brian Bierman, Frank Chernowsky, Jerry Lauraitis, Bruce Ruisard, Rick Seymour, ROW 6: Bill Crownover, Jerry Banks, Steve Van Houtcn, Jeff Spurgeon, Mike Scamihorn, John Compton, John Conley, ROW 7; Martin Bell, Dave Ray, Mike Hopkins, Ray Mosher, Randy Mak, Mike Coffer, Ed Jamieson, 87 88 Elekentaw TeW-HEK,- Vp k: , ' hoai. ti mwr «w«H.s. YES A ?H kmiC rue. ; i auALiT’ ®JCAU fOSES AN1NCAESS IFfiOTtATION ' ' i-BAcrs U Teachers go on strike Taking sides . . Board versus teachers . . Picket lines versus reporting teachers . . . Chaotic state in the high school . . Seniors out early . Students enjoying an unplanned vacation . . Let ' s call it a tie and go back to school. Pictures compliments of Kankakee Valley Post The End, The beginning of the end. The end of the beginning; Mixed emotions of sadness, gladness, relief; Inspiring speeches that could be heard by some, A melting upper-deck audience; The Beginning, And your name is called, and you move slowly, steadily toward the platform, you shakily (almost) trip up the steps, you receive your diploma, cameras snap — what a moment, You hurry slightly back to your place, That ' s it, it ' s all over. 90 91 John Abbring Howard Lee Altman John Armstrong David Allen Bagnall Seniors Living for their leaving, but not wanting to go. Learning for living, and maturing themselves. Seniors are special. They laugh, cry, sympathize; but you can tell by the look in their eyes, they don ' t want to go. Jerry M. Banks Mark W. Barker Molly Meredith Belstra Carol Anne Bierma 92 1972 Seniors are special. Looking into the future they find. Lawyer, secretary, mender of the mind. They have to go, but they ' re still fine. Don ' t be blue, this year ' s for you. The great class of 72”. Daryl J. Bierma Mark Boon Carla Jean Caldwell Lilli Marlene Castle Donna Chapm Jack Chrders 93 Greg Chizmar Daniel Christopher Michael Conley Roger Conley Sharon Conley James D. Crane William Crownover James Curtiss Joyce Marie Darner Diana Lynn Davenport Crystal DeBoer Beverly DeHaan Karen DeKock Laura Jean DeYoung Luarel J. DeYoung Tom W. Duggleby Ellen M. Duttlinger James M. Quttlinger Bernard Alan Dykhuizen Bob English Michael Ray Fase Donna Lee Fyda Donald E. Goetz George Gerrit Grevenstuk George P. Griffin Kathyrn Suzette Hallam Alfred J. Halliwell John Hamstra 94 John Jungels Dave Kenning Michael Ketchum Neal Duane Ketchum Calvin Klemp Kevin Korth Jennifer Koster Allen R. Kramer Jacqueline Kay Kramer Michael Kurtz David Lageveen Christine Ellen La Patkin Robert Lapsley Greg A. Leek Ron Hanners Penelope J. Hinson James W. Hoffman Linda Kay Hoffman Brenda Holley Brad Holm-Hansen George Hook Michael Ray Hopkins Daniel William Horton Rosemary Hubbeling Judy Elaine Jamieson Bob Jefferson Ed Jones Betty Lou Jonkman William E. Longstreth William C. Mak Patricia Ann McMahan Raymond W. Mosher Jill Major Phil Matthews Tom Meeks Lorri R. Murray Mary S. Mak Steve Mattocks Kenneth Miller David Musch Randy Mak Jason McKim Mary A. Misch Frederick Lee Nagel Cindy Nannenga Patricia Ann Odle John Peterson Gregory Pruis Lois Elaine Niehof Terrence Eugene Odle Julie Ann Peterson Terri Lynn Randolph Susan Anna Nordstrom Belinda Orsburn Luann Kay Peterson David L. Ray Vicki Lynn Nuss Cornelia Overbeeke Judith M. Pritchett Debbie Lee Rice 99 Darrel Ricker Kevin Lee Roberts Audrey Renee Ruisard Rick Seymour George W. Riggle Joe Roorda Carolyn Salyer Hazel Joan Shidler Tim D. Robbins Louie Rozhon Mike Scamihorn Cindy Stalbaum 100 Leslie Ann Struble Mitchell D. Terpstra John Tillema Virginnia Van Keppel Joe Swart John Thomas Steven Wm. J. Van Houten Jack Allen Van Kley Dana G. Tanner Edward A. Tillema Karl B. Van Keppel Vicki Rae Van Swol 101 John Abbring — Student Council 1,2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Latin Club 2; Football 1,2; Track 1; Basket- ball 1,2, 3, 4. Howard Lee Altman — Letterman 2,3,4; AV 3,4; Camera Club 3; Chess Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4, Treas. 4; Pep Band 1; Newspaper 4. John Armstrong — AV 3. David Allen Bagnall — Sec. 1,2; Pep Club 1; Science Club 3; NHS 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; FFA 1,2, 3, 4, Exec. Board 3,4. Jerry M. Banks — Letterman 3,4; Football 1,2,4; Track 1; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 3. Mark W. Barker — FFA 2,3,4; Football 1,2; T rack 1 . Jim Barnard Molly Meredith Belstra — Pep Club 1,4, Sec. 4; SSS 1; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; Pep Band 1,2,3, 4; Office Girl 3,4. Carol Anne Bierma — Treas. 3; Student Council 3; GAA 2; NHS 2,3,4; Art Club 4; FFA Chapter Sweetheart 3; Latin Club 1,2; SSS 1,2,3, 4; Sec. 3; Drama Club 4; Homecoming Queen Court 3. Daryl J. Bierma — Science Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Letterman 3,4; NHS 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Drama Club 4; Math Club 4; Football 2, Mgr. 3, 4; Basketball 2, Mgr. 3,4. Mark Boon — Letterman 2,3,4; Football 1, Mgr. 4; Basketball Mgr. 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 1 . Pamela Jean Bozell — Student Council 1; Span- ish Club 2; GAA 1; SSS 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; FFA Chapter Sweetheart Candidate 3. Patricia Susan Burger — SSS S; Library Assist- ant 4. Carla Jean Caldwell — Pride 4; Art Club 4; SSS 1,2,3, 4; Homecoming Queen Court 1; Library Assistant 3; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Office Girl 4. Judy Calhoon — Pep Club 3; SSS 4; Chorus 3,4. Jack Carmichael Lilli Marlene Castle — Pride 4; Art Club 4, Sec. 4; SSS 1,2,3, 4; Drama Club 4; Homecoming Queen Court 1; Library Assistant 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Play 3. Donna Chapman — Pep Club 3; SSS 3,4; Cho- rus 3,4. Jack Childers — Pep Club 1; Art Club 1; Cam- era Club 1 ; T rack 1 ; Newspaper 2 . Greg Chizmar — Pep Club 1; Track 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Newspaper 1. Daniel Christopher — Letterman 2,3,4; Pride 4; Drama Club 4; Chess Club 3; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 3; Band 1, 2; Boys ' State 3; Pep Band 2; Golf 3,4; Bleacher Bums 3,4. Michael Conley Roger Conley ' — Letterman 3,4; AV 3; Wres- tling 3,4. Sharon Conley — Student Council 1; Pep Club 3,4; Science Club 3; SSS 4; Chorus 1.2, 3. 4. James D. Crane — Bleacher Bums 4; Letterman 3,4; FFA 2,3,4; Football 1,3; Track 1; Wrestling 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2. William Crownover — Letterman 4; Art Club 4; Football 1,3,4; Cross Country 1; Basketball 1,4; Baseball 3,4. Jim Curtiss— Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2. Joyce Marie Darner — SSS 1,4; Chess Club 3,4; Library Assistant 4. Diana Lynn Davenport — Pep Club 4; SSS 4; Library Assistant 4, Chorus 1,2,3, 4. Crystal DeBoer — Pep Club 1,2; SSS 1,2, 3, 4; Library Assistant 3, Office Girl 4. Beverlv DeHaan — Student Council 1,3; Pep Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3, 4; Art Club 4; SSS 1,2,3, 4; Pom Pom 1,2; Library Assistant 1,2,3; Cho- rus 1,2,3; Newspaper 1. Karen DeKock — NHS 3,4, V. Pres. 4; SSS 1,2, 3,4, Exec. Board 3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Library As- sistant 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4. Laura Jean DeYoung — Pres. 1, V. Pres. 4; Stu- dent Council 1; Pep Club 1,2; Science Club 3; NHS 3,4; SSS 1,2, 3,4; Math Club 4; Band 1,3, 4; Pep Band 1,3,4. Laurel J. DeYoung — Pep Club 1; SSS 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2,3, 4. Tom W. Duggleby — Bleacher Bums 1; FFA 1,2, 3.4, Sec. 4. Ellen M. Duttlinger — Pres. 1,2; Student Coun- cil 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4, Co- Captain 4; GAA 1,2; NHS 2,3,4; Art Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; SSS 1,2, 3, 4, Sec. 3; Chess Club 4. James M. Duttlinger — Science Club 3; NHS 2, 3,4; Pride 4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Library Assistant 1,2. Bernard Alan Dykhuizen — V. Pres. 1,3; Letter- man 3,4, Football 3; Cross Country 1,2; Track 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. Bob English — Science Club 4; Pride 4, Assist- ant Editor; Math Club 3, Pres. 3; Baseball 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4; Bleacher Bums 2,3,4, Pres. 4. Michael Ray Fase — Science Club 3; Spanish Club 2; Letterman 3,4; AV 3; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 3,4; Basketball 1,2,4. David Fulaytar Donna Furst Donna Lee Fyda — Library Assistant 4. Donald E. Goetz — Student Council 1; Science Club 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Math Club 4; Cross Coun- try 1; Basketball 1. George Gerrit Grevenstuck — Science Club 3,4; Letterman 3,4; AV 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Wres- tling 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4, Pres. 4; Chorus 2; Pep Band 3,4; Golf 3,4; Bleacher Bums 3,4. George Griffin — Art Club 4 . Kathyrn Suzette Hallam — Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Pride 4, Ad. Ed. 4; Art Club 4; SSS 1,2, 3,4; Pom Pom 3; Band 1; Library As- sistant 3; Newspaper 1,2,3; Heart Fund Board 1.2. 3. 4 . Alfred J. Halliwell — Science Club 3,4; French Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Latin Club 1,2; Math Club 4; Cross Country 2. John Hamstra — Science Club 3; Letterman 4; Cross Country 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 4. Ron Hanners — Science Club 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Band 1,2,3, Lab Assistant 4. Penelope J. Hinson — Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Art Club 1,2,3; SSS 1; Pom Pom 1; Chorus 1. James W. Hoffman — FFA 1,2, 3, 4, Sentinal 3. Linda Kay Hoffman — V. Pres. 1; Pep Club 1,2; SSS 1,2, 3, 4; Office Girl 4; FFA Office Secretary 4. Brenda Holley — Pep Club 1,2; GAA 1,2; SSS 1, 2,4; Chess Club 4; Newspaper 4. Brad Holm-Hansen — Track 2; Band 1,2. George Hook — Newspaper 4 . Michael Ray Hopkins — Letterman 3,4; AV 4; Drama Club 4; Wrestling 3,4. Daniel William Horton — Bleacher Bums 2,4; Track 2; Basketball Mgr. 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3,4. Rosemary Hubbeling Judy Elaine Jamieson — GAA 2; SSS 1,2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Pom Pom 3; Chorus 4; Swing Choir 4; Newspaper 4. Bob Jefferson Ed Jones — Letterman 1,2,3; FT A 1; Football 1, 2,3,4; Track 2; Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Co-Capt. 4; Baseball 1,2. Betty Lou Jonkman — Pep Club 1,2; SSS 1,2,3, 4, Pres. 4; Band 1,2; Girls ' State 3; Newspaper 3, Editor 3; Heart Fund Queen Candidate 3. John Jungels — Pres. 4; Bleacher Bums 2,4; French Club 1,2; Letterman 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Dra- ma Club 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4, Capt. 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 4; Play 4; Heart Fund 2. Mike Kasper — Shop Assistant 1,2,3. Dave Kenning — Letterman 2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3, 4. Michael Ketchum — Art Club 4; Cross Country 1,2; Basketball 1,2,4; Chorus 4; Newspaper 3. Neal Duane Ketchum Calvin Klemp — Bleacher Bums 1,2; FFA 1,2,3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; FFA Color Guard 1,2,3. Kevin Korth — Science Club 4; Math Club 4; Baseball 3,4; Bleacher Bums 2,3,4; NHS 4. Jennifer Koster — Pep Club 1,2,4; Twirler 4, SSS 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2,3; Library Assistant 2,3; Chorus 3; Pep Band 1 Allen R. Kramer — Letterman 1,2, 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Football 2; Cross Country 1; Track 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Chorus 2,3. Jacqueline Kay Kramer — GAA 2,3,4; Chorus 2, 3.4. Michael Kurtz — Art Club 4; Football J.,2; Track 1,2; Basketball 2; Chorus 4. David Lageveen — Pres. 2, Sec. -Treas. 4; Stu- dent Council 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Letterman 1, 2.3.4, Sec. 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2. 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Capt. 2, Co-Capt. 4. 104 Christine Ellen LaPatkin — CAA 2; Art Club X, 2,3,4; SSS 1,2, 3,4; Drama Club 3; Chorus 4; Swing Choir 4. Robert Lapsley — Drama Club 4; Football 4; Track 1,3; Wrestling 4. Greg A. Leek — Art Club 1,2,3, 4. William E. Longstreth — FFA 1,2, 3, 4. Jill Major — Treas. 3; Pep Club 1 ,2,3; GAA 1 ,2, 3.4, Treas, 2, Pres. 4; SSS 1,2,3, 4; Homecoming Queen Court 2; Pom Pom 1,2; Chorus 2; Heart Fund Board 1,2, 3, 4. Mary S. Mak - Pep Club 1,2; GAA 1,2, 3,4, V. Pres. 3,4; SSS 1,2, 3, 4; Heart Fund Board 1,2,3, 4. Randy Mak — Letterman 1; Camera Club 1; Football 3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4; Play 3. William C. Mak — Football 1; Cross Country 2; Basketball 1 . Phil Matthews Steve Mattocks — FFA 1,2,3. Jason McKim — Letterman 4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3. Patricia Ann McMahan — Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2; Art Club 1,2,3; SSS 4; Home- coming Queen Court 2; Chorus 4. Tom Meeks -FFA 1,2,3, 4. Kenneth Miller — Art Club 3,4. Mary A. Misch — Pep Club 1,2,3; SSS 1,2, 3, 4 . Raymond W. Mosher — Letterman 3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Football Mgr. 3,4; Basketball Mgr. 2. Lorri Murray — Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Treas. 4; SSS 2.3.4, Exec. Board 4; Office Girl 3,4. David Musch — Pride 4; AV 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2,3 . Frederick Lee Nagel — Treas. 1; Library Assist- ant 1 . Cindy Nannenga — Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1; SSS 1,2, 3, 4; Library Assistant 2; Chorus 4; Newspaper 3. Lois Elaine Niehof — Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Art Club 4; SSS 1,2,3, 4, Exec. Board 3,4. Susan Anna Nordstrom — Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; SSS 1,2, 3, 4; Pom Pom 1; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Office Girl 3,4; Play 3,4. Vicki Lynn Nuss — Student Council 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Twirler 2,4; Cheerleader 2; GAA 1, 2,3; NHS 2,3,4, Treas. 4; Art Club 4; SSS 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Library Assistant 2; Chorus 4; Pep Band 1,2,3. Patricia Ann Odle — Student Council 1; Pep Club 1,4, V. Pres. 4; GAA 1; SSS 1,2, 3, 4; Dra- ma Club 4; Homecoming Queen Court 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Swing Choir 4. Terrence Eugene Odle — Football 2. Belinda Orsburn — Chorus 4; Swing Choir 4; Newspaper 4 . Cornelia Overbeeke — Pep Club 1,2,3; SSS 1,2, 3.4, John Peterson — NHS 2,3,4; FTA 1,2, 3, 4, Treas. 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Library Assistant 2; Bleacher Bums 3,4. Julie Ann Peterson — Sec. 2; Student Council 2; SSS 1,2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4. Luann Kay Peterson — Pep Club 1,2; SSS 1,2,3; Homecoming Queen Court 1,3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4, FFA Sweetheart Candidate 3. Judith M. Pritchett — Treas. 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Art Club 2,3,4; SSS 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 4. Gregory Pruis — Science Club 3; Letterman 2,3, 4; Football Mgr. 2,3,4; Track 2; Basketball Mgr. 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Play 4. Terri Lynn Randolph — Pep Club 1; Art Club 1, 2,3; Drama Club 1,2; Library Club 1, Sec. 1; Chorus 1; P.E. Assistant 1. David L. Ray — Letterman 3,4; AV 3,4; Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Wrestling 3; Swing Choir 4; Golf 4 . Debi Rector — Pep Club 1,2,3; SSS 1,2,3, 4; Li- brary Assistant 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Newspa- per 4. Debbie Lee Rice — Art Club; SSS 3; Drama Club 1; Chorus 1. Darrell Ricker — Bleacher Bums 4; Intra-Mural Basketball 2,3. George W. Riggle — Science Club 3,4; Letter- man 3,4; Treas. 4; NHS 3,4: Math Club 4; Chess Club 3,4; Wrestling 3,4. Tim D. Robbins — Letterman 3; Art Club 1; FFA 1,2,3, 4; Football 2; Track 2. Kevin Lee Roberts — Treas. 1; Student Council 1; Letterman 2,3,4; Pride 4; Art Club 3; AV2,3; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2. Joe Roorda — Treas. 2; Letterman 3,4; Pride 4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Band 1,2; Pep Band 2; Golf 3,4; Bleacher Bums 3,4. Louie Rozhon — FFA 1,2, 3, 4, Reporter 4. Audrey Renee Ruisard — SSS 1,2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4. Carolyn Salyer — Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2; NHS 2,3,4; Art Club 2,3,4; SSS 1,2, 3, 4; Pom Pom 1. Carolyn Salyer — Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2: NHS 2,3,4; Art Club 2,3,4; SSS 1,2, 3, 4; Pom Pom 1. Mike Scamihorn — Letterman 2,3,4: Art Club 3, 4; Football i,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 3; Baseball 2; Band 1,2: Pep Band 1,2; Newspaper 4; Golf 1; Bleacher Bums 4. Rick Seymour — Letterman 3,4; Art Club 4; Football 4; Wrestling 3,4; Baseball3,4. Hazel Joan Shidler — Pep Club 2,3; SSS 4; Drama Club 4; Chorus 4 . Cindy Stalbaum — Pep Club 1,2; Art Club 1,2, 3; SSS 1,2,3; Pom Pom 3,4; Chorus 4. Leslie Ann Struble — Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Cheer- leader 4, Co-Capt. 4; GAA 1,2; Pride 4, Sub- scription Ed. 4; SSS 1,2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Newspaper 4; Office Girls 3,4. Joe Swart — FFA 3,4. Dana G. Tanner — Pride 4, Business Mgr, 4; SSS 1,2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Drama Club 4 Mitchell D. Terpstra — Letterman 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; NHS 3,4, Pres. 4; Math Club 4, Foot- ball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2,3,4; Band 1. Don Theodorakos — Art Club 4. John Thomas — AV 2; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4. Edward A. Tillema — Student Council 4; Pride 4; AV 1,2; Bleacher Bums 4, V. Pres. 4; Play 4. John Tillema — Latin Club 1; Library Club 1; Football 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 3.4; Class V. Pres. 2; Student Council 4; Letterman 4. Steven Wm. J. Van Houten — Letterman 4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 4. Karl Van Keppel — Pride 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band 1 ; Newspaper 4 . Virginia Van Keppel — Spanish Club 3,4; Pride 4; Latin Club 2; SSS 3,4; Chorus 2; Swing Choir 4. Jack Allen Van Kiev 1 — Student Council 4; NHS 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Drama Club 3; Wrestling 4; Library Assistant 2; Boys ' State 3; Newspa- per 3; Student Advisory Board 4, Pres. 4. Vicki Rae Van Swol — Student Council 1; Pep Club 1,2; SSS 1,2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Court 2; Band 1; Newspaper 3. John Ventrello David Walker — Art Club 2; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1. Judith Lynn Walstra — Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; GAA 1,2,3; SSS 1, 2,3,4; Homecoming Queen Court 4; Chorus 4; Newspaper 3. Karen Waters — GAA 1; Art Club 2 Pat Wayne — Pep Club 1,2; GAA 1; Art Club 4; Chorus 4; Newspaper 4. Robin Whitaker — Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2; Spanish Club 4; NHS 2,3,4; Pride 4; Art Club 2,3,4; SSS 1,2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Homecoming Queen 4 . Jack Wireman — Science Club 3,4; Letterman 2, 3,4; Art Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Football 1; Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Basketball 1: Wres- tling 3. Larry W ' ireman — Spanish Club 2; Art Club 1; AV 1. Margie Wireman — Pep Club 1; SSS 1,2,4; Cho- rus 4. Sylvia Kay Wireman — Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1, 2; SSS 1,2,3, 4; Drama Club 3; Chorus 1,2; Newspaper 2,3. Margaret Woolever — Student Council 1; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4: Secience Club 3; Spanish Club 3, 4, Pres. 4; NHS 2,3,4, Sec. 3; Pride 4, Editor 4; Latin Club 1; SSS 1,2,3, 4, Exec. Board 1,3,4; Chess Club 4; Band 1,2; Girls ' State 3; Pep Band 1,2; Office Girl 4. Donna Magers Wright — Pep Club 1,2; Cheer- leader 2; GAA 2,3; Art Club 4, SSS 1,2,3, 4; Pom Pom 3,4; Library Club 2,3,4. Pres. 4. Dean York — Bleacher Bums 4 . 105 12 3 4 5 6 1 Earl Alderson, 2 Jeri Anderson, 3 Mike Anderson, 4 Debbie Bachman, 5 Barbara Beedle, 6 Kerry Belstra, 7 Brian Bierma, 8 Terri Blaszczyk, 9 Shirley Boersma, 10 Karen Bormann, 11 Ed Born, 12 Earl Bristol, 13 Bev Brouwer, 14 Kris Brown, 15 Da- vid Bryan, 16 Ann Burnett. 1 Pam Campbell, 2 Sheila Carmichael, 3 Lenore Carpenter, 4 Gene Carr, 5 Sandy Carter, 6 Mary Castle, 7 Lance Cheever, 8 Mike Coffer, 9 John Compton, 10 Susan Conrad, 11 Roger Corbin, 12 Bob Culbreth, 13 Lori Curr, 14 Faye Curtis, 15 Ruth Curtiss, 16, Shiela Davis. 1 Carol Deardorff, 2 Cheryl DeBourbon, 3 Phyllis DeFries, 4 Val DeGraff, 5 Larry DeKock, 6 Dave DeVries, 7 Dolly Drake, 8 Jeff Dresher, 9 Randy Evans, 10, Rick Evans, 11 Kent Fase, 12 Ron Ferguson, 13 Randy Fletcher, 14 Tom Fletcher, 15 Majorie Fredel, 16 Marilyn Fritts. 1 Flora Gilbert, 2 Donna Glisic, 3 Cindy Goemaat, 4 Pam Goetz, 5 Patty Giffey, 6 Rich Groen, 7 Don Gulbransen, 8 Lisa Halliwell, 9 Dave Hamstra, 10, Ginny Hamstra, 11 Rich Hamstra, 12 Janet Hanaway, 13 Dave Hanewich, 14 Mike Hanewich, 15 Mike Hanley, 16 Emma Haring. 1 Donna Hazelgrove, 2 Debbie Hines, 3 Joe Hittle, 4 Debbie Hockett, 5 Bill Hoffman, 6 Dave Hohner, 7 Mike Huhn, 8 Jim Hyatt, 9 Loretta Jacobsma, 10 Ed Jamieson, 11 Trudi John- son, 12 Jac Jones, 13 Bob Jones, 14 Pam Jordan, 15 Paul Jo- seph, 16 Sandy Kaeb. 106 CLASS OFFICERS: Brian Bierma, Frank Olis, Debbie Yurkovich, Loretta Richie. 1 Rick Kaluf, 2 Duane Kikkert, 3 Joan Kingma, 4 Crystal Klip, 5 Ruth Knip, 6 Cecil Koselke, 7 Jayne Kruizenga, 8 Su- san Lageveen, 9 Brenda Lewis, 10 Diane Lie bbe, 11 Linda Lin- deau, 12 Susanne Lowe, 13 John Ludvsag, 14 Ray Luedtke, 15 Linda Lynch, 16 Tom Martin. 1 Cindy Mattingly, 2 Lynda McCann, 3 John McIntosh, 4 Dale McMahan, 5 Randy Mehay, 6 Vanessa Miller, 7 Tim Mitchell, 8 Phyllis Moolenaar, 9 Becky Morris, 10 Carol Musch, 11 Kathy Musch, 12 Denny Nagel, 13 Jean Nannen- ga, 14 Kathy Newbury, 15 Andy Odle, 16 Frank Olis. 1 Phyllis Ooms, 2 Betty Overbeeke, 3 Nancy Patterson, 4 Ed Pellegrino, 5 Marilyn Peo, 6 Ken Peregrine, 7 Randy Pierce, 8 Marvin Porter, 9 Betty Postma, 10 George Quisenberry, 11 Judy Reno, 12 Harold Richie, 13 Loretta Richie, 14 Kathy Riggle, 15 Ray Rozhon. 1 Bruce Ruisard, 2 Norma Russell, 3 Ron Russell, 4 Debbi Schultz, 5 Simon Sipkema, 6 Jeff Spurgeon, 7 Bob Stalbaum, 8 Dan Stalbaum, 9 Mike Stalbuam, 10 Kim Starkey, 11 Ed Stockman, 12 Deb Sullivan, 13 Jim Swisher. 1 Steve Sytsma, 2 James Szabo, 3 Betty Terpstra, 4 Bev Tes- ky, 5 Randy Thomason, 6 Rich Wallin, 7 Donna Wantola, 8 Glenda Welch, 9 Sue Whited, 10 Larry Williams, 11 Tonya Williams, 12 Janet Yost, 13 Debbie Yurkovich. Sophomores r3S� -. I Andy Anderson, 2 Mike Anderson, 3 Rose Anderson, 4 Mike Armstrong, 5 Shirley Baggerly, 6 Connie Belstra, 7 Mary Belstra, 8 Betty Bierma, 9 Mike Bird, 10 Mike Bittick, II Donna Bowers, 12 Gary Bristol, 13 Donna Bubalo, 14 Jud Bulington, IS Ginny Burger. I Curt Burnette, 2 Cathy Capouch, 3 Ron Cates, 4 Frank Chernowsky, 5 Patricia Collins, 6 Kenneth Compton, 7 Dar- lene Conley, 8 Dave Conley, 9 John Conley, 10 Scott Cornet, II David Crim, 12 John Darnall, 13 Deborah Davenport, 14 Larry Davis, 15 Linda Davis. 1 Rich DeKock, 2 Donna Jean DeVries, 3 Donna Sue De- Vries, 4 Joellyn DeYoung, 5 Jim Donnelly, 6 Virginia Doty, 7 Bruce Dresher, 8 Don Drum, 9 Jan Duttlinger, 10 Shirley Duttlinger, 11 Sonja English, 12 Chris Enlow, 13 Larry Field- house, 14 Annette Fischer, 15 Daril Fitch. 1 Carol Glass, 2 Butch Gooden, 3 Kathy Granat, 4 Terri Groet, 5 Randy Gross, 6 Dan Hamstra, 7 Clifford Haring, 8 Rose Harrington, 9 Bruce Hartelrode, 10 Dwight Hicks, 11 Marvin Hofferth, 12 Diane Hoffman, 13 Kathy Hoffman, 14 Greg Hohner, 15 Rick Holley. 1 Bert Howard, 2 John Hubbeling, 3 Ken Huhn, 4 Lloyd Hun- saker, 5 Kim Hunter, 6 Mark Jabaay, 7 John Jacobsma, 8 Debbie Jefferson, 9 Sherrie Jefferson, 10 Rex Jones, 11 Ver- non Jonkman, 12 Lynn Jungels, 13 Henry Justice, 14 Doug Kaeb, 15 Linda Keller. 110 I John Kennedy, 2 Linda Kenning, 3 Walter Kerns, 4 Don Ketchum, 5 Doug Ketchum, 6 Karen Kiersma, 7 Vickie Klahn, 8 Kathy Koster, 9 Nick Kotur, 10 Merolynne Lapsley, II Gary Liston, 12 Donna Lloyd, 13 Greg Lovell, 14 Ronnie Mak, 15 Dan Martin. 1 Jim Martin, 2 Henry Mattingly, 3 Mike Meditz, 4 Vicki Miller, 5 Wanda Mills, 6 Barbara Misch, 7 John Mucha, 8 Rhonda Murphy, 9 Chip Murray, 10 Beverly Musch, 11 Alene Nannenga, 12 Edna Nannenga, 13 Mary Nannenga, 14 Nancy Oezer, 15 Beverly Ooms. 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Mitch Orsburn, 2 Gary Owens, 3 Tim Phelps, 4 Celeste Pierson, 5 Larry Postma, 6 Pat Pruitt, 7 Jim Reno, 8 Cheryl Riggle, 9 John Roorda, 10 Bob Roorda, 11 David Ruisard, 12 Calvin Schoon, 13 Linda Sculley, 14 Karen Simble, 15 Loretta Simmons. 1 Mark Simmons, 2 Diane Sipkema, 3 Rhonda Sipkema, 4 Debbie Smith, 5 Julie Spurgeon, 6 Dale Stalbuam, 7 Dawn Stalbaum, 8 Jack Stark, 9 Carol Sterk, 10 Randy St. John, 11 Steve Stubblefield, 12 Jim Swart, 13 Gail Swisher, 14 Francis Szabo, 15 Phil Terborg. 1 Mark Tysen, 2 Arthur VanKley, 3 Denise VanSwol, 4 Rob Veden, 5 Becky Walden, 6 Jim Walker, 7 Gary Walstra, 8 Luann Walstra, 9 Wayne W ' ier, 10 Bill Wierman, 11 Mary Yost, 12 Pete Zicherl. 112 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Randy Allen, 2 Robin Armstrong, 3 Terry Armstrong, 4 Joe Banks, 5 Julie Barker, 6 Ron Barnett, 7 Sherry Beckefield, 8 Rusty Beedle, 9 Sherry Benton. 1 Marvin Beverly, 2 Joyce Bierma, 3 Karen Birky, 4 Marty Blankenship, 5 Bob Borns, 6 John Britt, 7 Cheryl Bryan, 8 Angeline B ubalo, 9 Debbie Burnett. 1 Jeff Burns, 2 Sara Carter, 3 Laine heever, 4 John Christo- pher, 5 Tim Chumley, 6 Terri Clark, 7 Larry Coffer, 8 Tom Colbert, 9 Scott Colvin. 1 Phyllis Compton, 2 John Conley, 3 Ray Conley, 4 Arlene Cooper, 5 Jeff Cooper, 6 Debbie Crouch, 7 Jeannie Curtis, 8 Jim Darnall, 9 DeWayne DeBoard. 1 Martha DeBoer, 2 Kema Deerberg, 3 Cathy DeGraff, 4 Bill DeVries, 5 Russell Drum, 6 Barbara Dykhuizen, 7 Sandy Fase, 8 David Fieldhouse, 9 Randy Ferguson. 1 Bob Gard, 2 Terry Gasper, 3 Dwayne Gibson, 4 Laura Goe- maat, 5 Roxanne Gilbert, 6 Larry Granat, 7 Jackie Green, 8 Jeff Grevenstuk, 9 Mary Halliwell. 1 Marilyne Hamstra, 2 Judy Harper, 3 Bob Hawkins, 4 Tim Hazlett, 5 Ricki Helton, 6 Rocky Hilton, 7 Becky Hoehn, 8 Julie Hoffman, 9 Brian Hohner. 1 Kim Hopkins, 2 Millie Jacobsina, 3 Marlene Jones, 4 Luann Jonkman, 5 David Jungels, 6 Pat Justice, 7 Janet Kampenga, 8 Don Kenning, 9 Brenda Ketchum. 1 Pam Ketchum, 2 Marla King, 3 Mark Kingma, 4 Phyllis Kingma, 5 Larry Klemp, 6 Kathy Klip, 7 Milan Knezevic, 8 Annette Koselke, 9 Janet Kruizenga. 1 Dan Lewis, 2 Brian Liebbe, 3 Dennis Littlepage, 4 LeRoy Littlepage, 5 Teresa Long, 6 Jack Longstreth, 7 John Lynch, 8 Brian Mak, 9 Carol Mak. 1 Gary Mares, 2 Terry Mares, 3 Kurt Marquardt, 4 Debbie Marshall, 5 Diane Mason, 6 Phyllis, Matthews 7, Kathy McClugage, 8 Brian McIntosh, 9 Mike Medina. 1 Kathy Meditz, 2 Rich Meeks, 3 Bill Mehay, 4 Linda Miller, 5 Nancy Miller, 6 Kathy Misch, 7 Ann Mosier, 8 Cindy Mu- raida, 9 Brian Myers. X Jeff Myers, 2 Debbie Nagel, 3 Diane Nannenga, 4 Cathy Nelson, 5 Cindy Nelson, 6 Bill Nemeth, 7 Darlene Niehof, B Brannon Odle, 9 Daren Odle. 1 Breanda Owens, 2 Randy Parker, 3 Ron Patrick, 4 Peggy Patterson, 5 Jim Pellegrino, 6 Debbie Peregrine, 7 Keith Pere- grine, 8 Randy Popplewell, 9 Roger Porter. 1 Ralph Postma, 2 Ray Prater, 3 Cindy Prather, 4 Marla Pruis, 5 Jeff Pullins, 6 Don Radtke, 7 Cheryl Rice, 8 Andy Richards! 9 Linda Richie. 1 David Ricker, 2 Glenda Ritchie, 3 Carol Robinson, 4 Milton Roorda, 5 Larry Rozhon, 6 Lucy Sabuda, 7 Cathy Schoon, 8 Janet Schultz, 9 Tim Schultz. 1 Randy Scott, 2 Mary Shidler, 3 Susan Shidler, 4 Dan Sipke ma, 5 Ralph Sipkema, 6 Cindy Smith, 7 Maureen Spriggs, 8 John Spurgeon, 9 George Stansberry. 1 Kirby Starky, 2 George Stein, 3 Vicki Stein, 4 Margaret Stimple, 5 Larry Stroup, 6 Scott Summers, 7 Brenda Terborg, 8 Bill Tillema, 9 Ron Touketts. 1 John Traster, 2 Cynthia VanHouten, 3 Fred VanSchepen, 4 Tina Walters, 5 Mary Weber, 6 Kevin Wells, 7 Kim Whitaker, 8 Bob Williams, 9 Joe Williams. 1 Beverly Wireman, 2 Ethel Wireman, 3 Vickey Wireman. 4 Tom Wolfe, 5 Bill Wonorski, 6 Doreen Wood, 7 Phil Wood, 8 Bruce Woudema, 9 Cheryl Yurkovich. Belstra Milling Co. Inc. P. O. Box 376 DeMotte, Ind. 118 Sue ' s Beauty Salon Hillside Shopping Center Sue Anderson — Cindy Belstra Hebron Drugs Thomas Strain Phone 996-3700 Hebron, Indiana Compliments of Herm ' s Barbershop Phone 987-2821 DeMotte, Indiana Hobby House Toys, Hobbies Things DeMotte, Ind. 987-2648 Hillside Lunch Room Good Food DeMotte, Ind. 987-2382 Kaper ' s Building Material 119 GOODYEAR Goodyear Tire Center Arter Tire Co., Inc. 1620 663-1876 501 N. Main St. Crown Point, Ind. Wrights, Inc. Home Furnishings — Floor Covering South Highway 53 Rensselaer, Ind. 866-7155 Patz ' s Super Valu groceries, meats, produce and fresh bakeries DeKock Supply Co. W.G. Hammerton DeMotte, Ind. 987-2900 996-2241 Hebron, Indiana Bozeman Trucking Permonite Mfg. Co. Livestock Hauling DeMotte, Indiana Phone: 987-3626 Work among friends in a rapidly growing Company Morocco, DeMotte St. Anne Chicago, 111. 120 Fieldhouse Ford Sales DeMotte, Ind. Office: 987-2500 Home: 987-4324 Compliments of Willow Inn Restaurant Budget Terms Free Delivery Hoover House Furniture Carpeting Town square in Renssellaer 866-8222 Congratulations Class of ' 72 A1 Belstra Trucking Grain Hauling General Trucking DeMotte, Ind. Compliments of Wiggs Arco Jet. of 10 49 Wheatfield, Ind. 956-3744 121 Wietbrock ' s Men Boys Wear Fashions in Good Taste Hebron, Indiana Levis make the scene at WIETBROCK ' S Lucas Pharmacy, Gifts and Jewelry Quality merchandise — Desire to please West Side of Square Rensselaer, Indiana Todd Funeral Home Arihood Tire Market Washington Front Streets Rensselaer, Indiana American State Bank North Judson, Indiana A good bank in a good town. Member F.D.I.C. Groen Brothers of Indiana 122 Hendrich ' s Body Shop R. R. 2 Phone YU7-2357 DeMotte, Indiana We take the dents out of accidents DeMotte Builders Phone 987-3369 DeMotte, Indiana Seniors, build yourself a future. Wm. Gehring, Inc. R.R. 6 Rensselaer, Indiana grower shipper of onions potatoes ALYEA SERVICE PHONE 996-2700 Hebron, Chrysler — Plymouth Indiana Postma ' s Supermarket DeMotte, Indiana 123 Lucia Beauty Shop Parr, Ind. 866-3379 Keener Aquatics tropical fish and supplies Phone 987-3494 Beckmann ' s Super IGA Compliments of Jackson ' s Monuments Local Rock of Ages Dealer Rensselaer, Ind. Happy Trails Inc. Featuring, Winnebago Monitor 996 East johet St. Robbins Arco Crown Point, Ind. 663-3419 Wheatfield, Ind. Come here and have a gas 124 Flowers for all Occasions Corsages, Bouquets, Gifts Moolenar Floral And Garden Center DeMotte, Ind. 987-2451 CARLIN G s . TRAILER, PARK SALES • CUSTOM MADE PICKUP CAMPERS w— — Garlings Trailor Park Sales Pickup Campers — Custom Built Box b — Proprietor, Mary Garling Wheatfield, Ind. Compliments of DeMotte Animal Hospital Dr. R. Lapsley Jr. Veterinarian LaPatikins Proud Chick Inn Phone 956-3110 Wheatfield, Ind. Dairy Rich 125 Northwest Indiana Ford Corner of routes 41 10 Lake Village, Indiana Phone 992-3362 The Country Kitchen Hebron, Ind. Knock Gently Friend What E ' er Betide The Kettle ' s On So Come Inside VanOort ' s Windmill Inn Phone 946-3911 Winamac Jonkman ' s Garage Ray Jonkman DeMotte, Ind. Thank You from Citizens State Bank Hebron, Indiana 126 Wheatfield Elevator We give you more — as a rule Forest River Lodge R. R. 2 Hebron, Ind. Full menu daily Erwalt (shortie) Lorraine Major Compliments of Jerry ' s Barber Shop in DeMotte, Ind. Jay-Shar Boutique Fashions — Gifts — Jewelry Professional Building Across From Hillside DeMotte 987-3580 J. J. Grocery Gas Rt. 10 55 Lake Village, Ind. open 7 days a week 127 Anderson Builders DeMotte, Indiana Butler-Nichols Imp!. Co. Inc. Rensselaer, Ind. Phone 886-5654 or 5664 Hanford Packing Co. Complete Meat Service Phone 987-3755 Thayer, Ind. Schroeders Dairy Queen Valparaiso, Ind. Toppens Repair Service General Automotive Repair Phone 987-3332 DeMotte, Indiana Tri Creek Lumber Highway 2 Lowell, Indiana 696-8938 128 IF IT ' S A QUESTION OF PHOTOGRAPHY ASK THE FRIENDLY PROFESSIONALS AT WAHLBERG CAMERA INC. SENIOR PORTRAITS WEDDING STORIE S CAMERAS AND PROJECTORS DARK ROOM EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES D MOTTE. INDIANA 46310 • (219) 987-2100 Kennings Small Engine Sales Service Lawn Mowers — Chain Saws Power Garden Equipment DeMotte Grain Drying Equipment Robert DeYoung Son DeMotte, Ind. 987-3848 130 Shop At Sears And Save Sievers Insurance Agency Complete Insurance Service 206 Lincolnway Valparaiso Homeowners — Auto — Major Medical Bonds — Life Special Permanent Life Plan Age 17 - $ 10,000 - $41 Annually 418 EA Commercial Lowell, Indiana Phone 696-7116 Sears LAGEVEEN ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Quality Merchandise, Dependable Service Since 1910 131 Compliments of Fase ' s L. P. Gas DeMotte, Ind. 46310 Wayne ' s Lonzo Service Wheatfield, Ind. 956-9102 Biggest pumps around Parker ' s Foodland Wheatfield, Ind. 300 NE GROWE COUNTRY STO Boone Grove Country Store Boone Grove, Ind. 132 Wheatfield Feed Mill Orsburn ' s Texaco Station DeMotte, Ind. Kersting ' s Cycle Center 4 Miles South of North Judson On Highway 39 Home of the Racers 133 COLONEL FRANK BORMAN S MESSAGE TO THE SCHOOLCHILD- REN OF INDIANA I would like several things I would do, he said, if I could relive my youthful days. Perhaps they will help you. (1) I would do everything in my capability to continue my education on through high school and preferably col- lege. Those doors (to career opportuni- ties) won ' t open any more without di- plomas. You must have a good background. (2) I would be patriotic. I would have a sense of duty to my country, to my school, to my city, and to my State. I think it is extremely important that we keep this sense of being proud to be an American. I hope you all have it, and I hope you never lose it . (3) I would be religious. This sometimes seems to be out-of-date . . . But I hope that all of you continue your religion. I hope that none of you ever feels ashamed to have and to profess a basic belief in God. This is important. (4) The next thing I would do is make sure I have a sense of honor. I would be honest with my fellow Ameri- cans, with my fellow students, with my teachers, and I would be honest with myself. These basic virtues have not grown obsolete. (5) I think this is something often overlooked, but I would have a sense of pride in myself. I would keep myself neat. I would be very proud to be a citi- zen of this wonderful country. Van Keppel Construction Ready Mix — Building Materials 987-2811 go forth, class of 72 Heinold Albrecht Tire Co., Inc. U.S. 421 LaCrosse, Indiana call us for in the field tractor tire service 754-2472or 754-2244 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN PORTAGI 6031 P Central Avenue ' 219 762 3131 ASSOCIATION OF VALPARAISO VALPARAISO Washington at Llnfalnway RINSSILAIR 319 462 4131 Van Rensselaer at Kellner 219 8667194 135 Keep On Top With WRIN Radio 1560 Congratulations Seniors Jasper County Kersey — Tefft J J Square Deal Mobile Home Sales We Service What We Sell . 2 miles north of Phone: Medaryville on 421 843-4591 Valley Forge Mobile Homes Sub-division Sales Rt. l DeMotte, Indiana Rt 10 1 Vi mi. West of 1 65 987-3236 SMRT ' S THE MAN ' S STORE Home of Levis, Van Heusen Shirts Haggar Slacks, Florshelm Shoes Formal Wear, Rental Service 136 Ruth ' s Specialty Shop Ramsey Landing On the Kankakee — Camping — Groceries — Bait Casual Wear — Intimate Apparel Accessories Hebron, Indiana 996-4161 Roorda Furniture Co. Al ' s Upholstery Shop Hillside Plaza Shopping Center DeMotte, Ind. McFarland ' s Cycle Center Yamaha — Rupp Sales Service 137 Stower ' s Son Wheatfield Martin Oil Service Inc. Rensselaer Stricklands T. V. Sales Service % Sohigro Service Inc. Fertilizer Chemicals Custom Blends Custom Appliances Parr, Indiana 138 Crown Eggs Howard Belstra John DeVries San Pierre, Ind. Andros Gary, Indiana 139 Grain Bins Complete Grain Handling System 140 Central Garage Good Luck and Best Wishes Phone 956-3222 Wheatfield Mick Tillema, Proprietor The Cleaner Man DeMotte, Ind. Sickinger ' s Jewelry 314 East Commercial Lowell, Indiana Stan ' s Certified Hebron, Ind. Watches Jewelry Repair Depend on DeKalb Corn — Alfalfa Sorghum — Sundex John S. Sumara R. 1 Box 251 Wheatfield, Ind. Hillside Shopping Center DeMotte, Ind. DeKalb Seed Dealer 956-3659 Arnett ' s Gas DeMotte, Ind. Quality Service For Less 141 Terborg Brothers Beverage Distributors DeMotte, Ind. Cheevers Garage Auto Repair DeMotte, Indiana Day Phone 987-2231 Night Phone 987-2741 Bill Joyce Jones 213 No. Monticello St. Winamac, Indiana COAST TO C( Lake Holiday Your Hosts: Russ Eilee Palmer DeMotte 1-65 Rt. 10 142 Ken Roberts P.O. Box 462 Hebron, Ind. Kampground 987-3132 Congratulations Seniors Zylstra ' s Shell Service DeMotte, Citizens Federal Savings Loan Crown Point 143 Azar ' s Restaurant Orange Bowl Home of the Big Boy Restaurant Cocktail Lounge Valparaiso Jet. U.S.30 49 Phone 462-1448 Valparaiso, Indiana MUCH SUCCESS! The people at Northern Indiana Public Service Company extend their best wishes to this year’s graduating seniors. May you enjoy many successes in a bright and challenging future. The world awaits the energy, resourcefullness and imagination of today ' s youth as we anticipate the making of a better life for all. Good luck! wiimw energy to enjoy exciting todays and build better tomorrows IMontihenn Indiana Public Service Company Farm Bureau Insurance 1342 N. Me Kinley Rensselaer PROFILE HERALD . Wheatfield 956-3250 144 REMC Hamstra Builders R. R. 2 Wheatfield 956-3111 San Pierre Bank COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE c 0 m P 1 i m e n t s o f ■ FPc r T 1 IIi L 1 f ! miki • J ■pi Sffi. -( m mr mm li Ml yM n Xm US ' T j SCHULTZ _ m ■ TfB c a IF S ■ IBM W 1 t 1 phone 987- 3700 1 Schultz Auto Sales DeMotte Ted ' s Jewelry Your Quality Jewelry 409 E. Commercial Lowell 145 Kooey Insurance Agency DeMotte, Ind. Walstra ' s Trucking DeMotte, Indiana 987-3300 Buttons Bows Fabric Shop Gowns for the Entire Bridal Party Made to Order Complete Sewing Center Hillside Shopping Center DeMotte, Ind. Hillcrest Footwear DeMotte, Ind. Shoes For The Entire Family The Wheel Shop Simplicity Lawn Boy, Tri Sports Mini-bikes Hebron, Indiana 996-3381 146 Fetla ' s Bargain Center Lumber Building Supplies Center Wanatah, Ind. R. R. 6 Valparaiso, Indiana 46383 Wheatfield Branch State Bank of Rensselaer Wheatfield, Ind. Moolenar Music Everything in Music 162 W. Lincoln Way Valparaiso, Ind. 462-7612 147 FASE ' S 148 Longstreth Brothers Wheatfield, Ind. The Bait Shop Mel Barker 2 miles east of DeMotte Vi mile south on 600 W. Open All Year — Summer Winter Lefty ' s Standard Service PHONE: 956-3867 WHEATFIELD, IND. Wheatfield Package Store THE BEST IN SPIRITS Davis Flying Service DeMotte Airport 987-3403 Stanley E. Davis The Cellar Hebron, Indiana 996-2861 Downstairs Post office building CONGRATULATIONS MEN ' S WEAR 149 I I E R ' — — HEVROLET - Wier ' s Chevrolet Sales Service DeMotte Parr Ele Parr, Indiana Prospect Auto parts and supplies for all cars 150 vator Inc. Phone 866-8244 Supplies, DeMotte machine shop service Compliments of DeMotte Pharmacy (your community pharmacy) Irene Joe Muraida R.Ph. Downtown DeMotte 151 Compliments of DeMotte Animal Hospital Dr. R. Lapsley, Jr. Veterinarian Bierma Implement Co. Sales — Service — Repairs Wheatfield Abbring Martin Service Holmes Brothers DeMotte Phone: 987-2731 We sell new and used tires T ‘ MARTIN Professional Septic Tank Installation Free Estimates • commercial • residential 987-2747 DeMotte Let us do in hours what it takes others days to complete LaPat Kin ' s Proud Chick Inn 956-3110 Wheatfield 152 . J ' Stroup Jewelers Keepsake Diamonds Watches Jewlery Wallace Sterling — Complete Line of Silver — Expert Watch Repair 9 N. Court Crown Point 663-0207 Pizza King DeMotte BIERMA HARDWARE Paints — Refrigeration — Appliances Speed Queen Washers Dryers Wheatfield Phone 956-3121 Compliments of Roseland Branch of Kentland Bank Kentland Lake Village Roselawn 474-5155 992-3330 987-3406 153 Compliments of THOMAS B. DUMAS 154 PATRONS Rose Nelson Lowell National Bank Valparaiso Office Supply Ben ' s Garage and Service Jones Plumbing and Heating Bazz ' s Roller Rink Van Tobel Lumber Mart John Boback ' s General Store Jones Grocery Store Morroco State Bank Van ' s Poultry Farm Hoosier Diesel The Sportsman Inc. Gambie Pizza Sullivan ' s Drugs Mayhew Coal and Grain Sno Ball Drive In Heinold and Feller Tire Company Shelby Standard Station Uphau ' s Antique Shop Johnny Rusk Company Whittington ' s and Sons Service Russell Jewelry Fair Oaks Garage Rensselaer Republican Fendig Rexal Drugs Tots Toggery Paul and Mary Ellen ' s Bar Tefft Super Service Eeingburgs Produce K-D Lanes Fry ' s Department Store Kingma ' s Blueberry and Produce D and B Bar Kirkland ' s Barbershop Yergler TV and Appliance Castongia T ractor and Equipment Porter Shoes Brown ' s Grocery Snip and Style Lowell License Branch Lowell Glass Aamco Automatic Transmissions Claussen Towne Floral Better Living, Inc. 155 A Abbring, John 28, 40, 92 Abbring, Norman 40, 72 Abel, Richard 42 Alderson. Ear! 12 ' , 13, 22, So, 87, 106 Allen, Randy 13, 22, 30, 1 14 Altman Howard 13.28,84,92 Anderson, Andrew 31, 40, 48, o9, 110 Anderson, Jeri lOo Anderson, Mike (11) 67, 6°, 71, 106 Anderson, Mike (10) 110 Anderson, Rosemary 65 jjS4 ?0, 110 Ardent, Joellyen 70 Armstrong, (ohn 92 CL Armstrong, Mike 110 Armstrong, Robin 22, 114 Armstrong, Terry 114 « B Bachman, Det 106 Baggerjy, Shirley ' 70, 1 10 Bagnall, David 22,37,92 Banks, Jerry 28, Sf, 87, 9 BanksJ 13 30, 40, 41 Barker, Julie oo, 71 , 114 Barker, Mark 22, 92 |£k Barnard, Jim Bh Barnes, Okel Barnes, Willjmn 6c ’ Barnett Ron rJfz2 Beckfiild, Sherry 115 Beedle, Barbara 41, c5, 10c Beedle- Rusty 13, 24, 115 Bell, MartirU3, 30, 87 ucwmgm BeWrmKernvTW Beh tra, Marv 70, 111 BeUtra, Molly 71, 92 fiton, Charles nton, Sherry 115 verly, Marvin 114 Bialon, Van 71,, Bierma, Betty 69, 111 Bierma, Brian 13, 24, 86. 87, 107 Bierma, Carol 37, 69, 92 Bierma, Daryl 13, 28, 31, 37, 72, 87, 92 Bierma, Joyce 114 Bird, Mike 111 Birky, Karen 67, 111 Bittick, Mike 40, 84, 87, 111 Blankenship, Marty 114 Blaszczyk, Terri 107 Boersma. Shirley 37, 41, 65, 107 Bolka, Tom 50 Bonham, David 74 M Boom, NJark.13, 28, 31, 87, 93 Bormanft,TC;ren 107 BormannHames B«a� . Ed 22, 106 Borhs Bob 67, 114 BowerCDonna 66, 111 BOzelEwlelvin 13, 24, 48, 87, 160 Bdjell, Pam 70, 93 Bristol, Earl 13, 24, 84, 87, 107 Bristol, Gary 12, 13, 24, 40.84.87, 111 Britt, John 30, 72, 86, 114 H , Brouwers Beverly 37, 41, 65,72, 75, 107 Brown Kris 107 Bryan. Cheryl 115 Br a: ' . David 86. 107 Bubakj, Angeline 115 Bubalo. Donna 1.11 Buhngton, Judy 111 Burger fenny 111 Burger. Patty 49, 93 Burnett, Ann 107 Burnett, Debbie 115 Burnett, Curt 72, 75, IIP v ' ■ s- Burns, Jeffrey 114 c ” Caldwell, C® 69, 70, 93 C alhoon, ludv c ampbell, Pamela 41j 6 1 apouch, Cathy 65, 66, 1 10 1 .irmu lun-1 [,k ka|fi Carmichael bhigal06 1 arpentor Lenore 106 k arr. I liomas j t arr ( ,ene 1P6 Carter, bandy 106 6 artrv Lou 114 (_ astle ' •Wli 49, 69, 70, 93, 160 astle, Marv 6° 70 106 £ es. Ronnie, 12. 13.J.1 0 fF -Cha pman, Donna ?o|93 ' ’Aheevei, Laine lS 30. 67, 71, 85. 114 Cheever. Lance ll po, 71, 86, 87. 107) 160 Chernausky, Frank 22, 87. 110 Childers,’ Jack 55. 69. P3 ■: ,? a Chizmar , dreg 94 ’jjphn ' .tophei Dan 13, (£6, 87. 94. 160 Chjj -u pbgr, John 13,86, 114 chut: .yy, Tim 114 Clark, Terri 114 Coffer, Larry ' 22, 24. 84, 115,. Coffer, Mike 75, 86, 87, 107jj Colbert, Tom 115 Collins, Fatima Collins, Patricia 110 Colvin, Scott 115 Compton, John 12 13, 37, oo, 85, 87, 107 Compton, Kenneth 72, 1 10 Compton, Phyllis 71 , 114 Conley, Darleen 11 1 Conley, Dave 24, 70 ill Conley, John 12B3, 84, 87, 1 14 Conley, John 12H3, 84, 87, 1 1 4 Conley, Johnny 1 1 1 Conley, Michael B4 Conley, Raymond 13, 24, 114 onley, Roger 24, 48. 87, 94 onley, Sharon 70, 94 onnor, Linda ■ on rad. Susan 165 ■ V ■ Corbin, Roger 55tf 107 V Cornett, Scott 24, 111 S N Jir, I Arlene 114 Cooper, Jeff 114 Crane, James 22, 24, 71, 87, 94 Crawford, Cindie 70 Crawford, Wayne 44 Crim, David 111 Crouch, Debbie 114 Crownover, William 13, 28, 69, 85, 87, 94 Culbreth, Bob 41, 48, 75, 107. 160 Curr. Lori 69. 75, 107 Curtis, Faye 70, 107 Curtiss, Jeannie 66, 71, 115 Curtiss. Jim 94 Curtiss, Ruth Ann 49, o9, 70, 107 — D 9 D W Di n. Darnall, Jim 66 115 Darnall, John o9, ill i Darner. Joyce 49, 94 Davenport, Debuiah 111 Davenport, Diana 49, 70, 94 Davls t)oug 55 fiPsvis, Larry 111 Davis, Linda 111 Davis, Kharon Davis, Rex Davis, Sharon Davis, Shiela 107 Dfardorff, Carol 22, 33, 37, 41, 72, 106, WBoard, Dwayne 115 Deboer, Crystal 94 Dej er. Jeff DeBoer lartha 114 ' eBourhon.’Cheryl 69, 106 ' eel burg. III ' eerhurg, DeFries, Phj . DeGratLC.il T, DeGraf f |V ' alerie 40, 41JBL 106, li DeHaan, Beverly 65, 69, 94 DeKock, Karen 37, 71, 94 DeKock. Larry 22. 106 DeKock, Rich 12, 13 Pno DeMoss, Babs 70 DeVries, Bill 30, 67, 72, 114 | DeVries, Dave 22 ? 106 DeVries, Donna J. 71, 1 ltj DeVries, Donna S. 26, 110 « fj (| DeYoung, Joeliyn 71, 110 DeYoung, Laura 37, 71, 72, 94 dJf DeYoung, Laurel 71, 94 Donnelly, Jim 22, 24,TlO Doty. Virginia 110 Drake, Dorothv 107 Drees, Marge Dresher, Bruce 111 breslier, Jeff 107 Drum, Don 41, 70, 111 Drum, Russell 67, 114 Dugglebv . Tom 22, 94 Duttlinger, Ellen 27, 37, 41, 69, 94 Duttlinger, James 22, 37, 94, 160 Duttlinger, Paul 12, 13, 30, 40, 41, 72 Duttlinger, Shirley’ 26, 33, 69, 111 Dykhuizen, Barb 114 Dykhuizen, Bernie 28 85 ' , 87, 94 160 J i w English, Bob 70, 71, 75, 94, 160 English, Diane 111 Enlow, Anna Til Evans Randy 22, eo, 107 Evans, Rick 12, 13, 107 156 PHI • MINI Fase, Kent 37, 72 Fase, Michael 13, F4se, Sandy 66, Ferguson, Randy Fergusort, Ro Ferguson Ru. Vieldhouse, D. Fieldho use, L y uo TPcnefWfrlette 69. J J 1 Fitch, Daril 1 1 i Fletcher, Randy 10? Fletcher, Tom 48, 107, I6i Flick, Connie 13, 30 Flynn, Edmond Foster, J. D. 22, o2 Foster, Merry Fredel, Marjorie 70, 107 Fritts, Marilyn 69, 70, 02 laytar, David .Donna 49 , 94 mid 69, 10| a M |V f � f 1 I VivA Mil )4nl 67, 72,1 rI Mi||| my ID mm VA®VA, v v. V V.v« v stra, Joh stra, Ma stra, Rn away, Ja ley, Mike : newich, David 2 ftanewich, Mike 22, 48, 107 Hanger, Veral 40, 52 U|C Hanners, Ron 75, 97 Haring, Clifford 22, 111 Haring, Emma 41, 71, 107 Harper, Judy 114 Hartelrode, Bruce 111 £. j Harrington, Rose Hatton, Caroly Hawkms, Rob HamjThve. Donna 106 Hazlett, Tim 14 j|F?f f I 4 A i A J Helms, Jack 13, 31,74,7c, Is f I- } | a f rlelton, Rickie 22, 30, 67, 114 | i i ■ .? f 4 f ?ff Jefferson, §her ljl Johnson, prudiF6, 107 pones, Ed 13, 28’ 8 Jones, Fred 47 1 Jones, Jat l 07 lit Jones aMarlene 114 ' , 97 84, 114 1 John 13, 24, 84, 87, 96 til Justicel usticel at bo, 114 Card, Iv-Vrt 13, 114 Gasper, Terry 114 Gibson, Dwayne 1 ! 4 rt. Flora o9, 106 C ' Jbgrt, Roxanne 114 1 70, ud ' .L ;onna 106 Gd?fftaat, Cindy 41, 75, 106 Goe maat , Laura 114 Donald 72, 75; 9 l z, Pam 75, 106 den. Butch 70, 110 n, Mike ranat, Kathy 70, 110 at Lam 13. 1 14 L .V, Debora Gr en, jlKi eo7, H5 Greiser, Joan nBs Hw, Mike 4 Gre� iaw, Pat Grew nstuck, George 13, 48, 86, 87, 94 -tuck, Jejf 30, 00,71,86, 115 Griffe-. Nrtty 106 Griffin, George o9, 94 Groen, Rich 106 Groet, Charlene 65 Groet, Terri 26,71, HO Gross, Eugene 72 Gross. Randall 12, 13, 24, 06. 70, IK Gulbranson, Don 107 Henrichs, Doug 41 Hershman, Richard 62 Hicks, Dwight 11 1 Hilton, Rocky 22, 114 Hine, Ronald 11,62, 86 Jebbie 41, 106 i Penny 69, 70, 97 ? 37, 41, 66, 72, 85 Rebe Ik m i cl mWjj.i H Hale, Jerry 56 Hallam, Kathy 65, 6°, 94, 160 Halliwell, Lisa 65, 59, 107 Halliwell, Mary 6o, 115 Halliwell, John 72, 75, 94 Hamacher, Dale 13, 84 m-tra, Dan 66, 110 Bamstra, Dave 22, 66, 71 , 107 Ham-!:,; Ginny 107 Jabaay, Mark 110 Jacobsma, John 111 Jacobsma, Loretta 107 Jacobsma, Millie 114 amieson. Ed 11, 67, 84, 87, mieson, Judy 44, 70, 97 fferson, Debbie 111 Jefferson, Robert 97 107 Kennedy, J Kenning, D Kenning, Di Kenning, Lijida 112 ' Kerns, VValJer 112 Ketchum f|renda 70, 115 Ketchum, l|on 12, 13, 48, 66, 112 Ketchum, Doug 112 Ketchum Mt .gjjlS, 6°. 70, 9o Ketchum, Neal 96 Ketchum JP’am 67 - 72 - u i, Khrohn, Martha 61 Kiersma.| aren Kikkert, puane King, M|rla 67, KingmaJjoan 4 KingmaiMark Kingma Phyllil Klahn, wicki 70 Klapp, Phoe KlempjCalvin KlempJLarry Klenip; Luann Klip. Crystal 3 Klip, Kathy 2” ( Knez ic, Mila’n 1 1 5 Knip, Marty Knip, Ruth 108 Koenig, Dan 48, 160 Koenig, Lenor 52 Kooiman, John Korth, Kevin 7£, 75, 9p Koselke, Annette 71, 115 Noselke, Cecil 108 Koster, Jennifer 96 Koster, Kathy 113 Kotur, Nick 48, 66, 75, 113 Kramer, A1 87, 96 Kramer, Jacqueline 65, 70, 96 Kruizenga, Janet 115 Kruizenga, Jayne 109 Kurtz, Mike 69, 70, 96 157 Mehay, Bill 13, 3 Mehay, Randy 1 ' -indaof 1 ■ ancy o7, ' ll. 108 L4 o. Jk: 75. 109 109 pslt ' V, auraitis Lawson, Austin v LteL.(tdreg%, 9o Lev ' ' -enda j 09 Lewis, RoD«t .- Liebbt Briai Lfov Ip L(| gstreth, lack 13 $2,114 ongstreth, William Lovell, Greg 113 Lowe, Susanne 41, 69 r Ludwi Jcdin 12, 13 Luedtke, Raymond luttrull, Donna 70 Lynch, Lyiia 41, lOg V Lynch, John 1 1 5j Magers, Donna 49, 69, 103 Major, Jill o5. 98 Mak, Bill 12, 13,98 Mak, Brian 22, 115 Mak. Carol 1 15 Mak, Mary 65, 98 Mak, Randy 13, 70, 87, 98 Mak, Ronnie 1 13 Mares, Gary 116 Mares, Terry 116 Marquardt, Kurt 116 Marshall, Debra 117 Masey, Jeff 84 Martin, Dan 70, 113 Martin, Jim 12, 13, 22, 112 Martin, Roland Martin, Tom 70, 109 Mason, Diane 117 Mattingly, Cindy 70, 71, 108 Mattingly, Henry 71 , 112 Matthews, Phil 98 Matthews, Phyllis 117 Mattocks, Steven 22. 98 McAfee, Ruth McCann, Lynda 41, 55. 66, 108, 160 McCluggage, Janet 44 McCluggage, Kathy 67, 117 McEwan, Rich 28, 65 McFraland, Joseph 52 McFarland, Sandra McIntosh, Brian 22, 41, 117 McIntosh, John 37, 41, bo, 72, 75, 108 McKim. Jason 13, 98 McMahan. Dale 71, 108 McMahan, Pat 69, 70, 98 anda 1 1 . 1 iarbara o7, 112 Misch, Kathv 67, 117 Misch, Mary 98 Mitchell, Timothy 37, 40, I Mi hell, Pom 22 MooKnaaiapBiylhs 41, 75, 1 Mosher, Ray 13.,, 71, 87, 98 Mosier, Ann 117 Morris; Becky 109 Mucha Francis 55, 70 M u ha, John 113 Mu: ida, Cindy 117 Mu: : ' V, Rhonda 27, 41, 67, 113 Murray Chip 3i, 113 Vlqriav Ljrri 98 Musch Beverly 67. 1 72, 113 s; Musch. C«ol 109 Musch Dave1p 160 ll Kathy li ' 7 Myers, Doris 69 Myers, Brian 13, 117 Myers, Jeff 30, 67, 72, 116 Nagel, Debra 66, 71. 72, 116 Nagel, Denny 71, 109 Nagel, Fred 98 Nannenga, Alene 72, 113 ■£ Nannenga, Cindy 70, 99 Nannenga, Dennis Nannenga. Diane 1 lo Nannenga, Edna 113 Nannenga, Jean 33. 41, 66, 75, 109 Nannenga, Marc 1 113 Nelson, Cathy 117 Nelson, Cindy 71, 117 Nemeth, Bill 13, 117 Newberry, Kathy 109 Niehof, Darlene 117 Niehof. Lois 37. 69, 99 Nimtz, Lynn 51 Nimtz, Robert 12, 13, 24, 51, 84 Nordstrom, Susan 27, 99 Nuss, Vicki 37, 69, 70, 71, 99 30, ll 4 Roftnfc 13, flkitricka, Effie | Patterson, Nam v oS Patterson, Peggy o5,l Patty, A1 85 Migrino, Ed 108 | Brino, Jim 30, 1 ljfl Il’Io MjAilyn 70, ICS Peregrine, Keith 13,1 Peregrine, Kennth L-ffi Peterson, John 22, 3 99 llVterson, Julie | I .erlon, lohn AZ, 3 99 :erson, Julie] :ers«n Luarin 1 Phelps, Tim 110 Phillips, Beverly Pierce, Randall 84, .a rson, Celeste 112 . Plomaritis, Timothy Popplewell, Randy 1.3, 30, 6 ' Porter, Marvin 22, 109 Porter, Roger 13, 117 Postma, Betty 41, 72, 112 Postma, Ralph 116 Prater, Cynthia llo Prater, Raymond 22, 116 Pritchett, Judith 6°, 70, 9° Pruis, Greg 13. 28, 87. 99 Pruis, Marla 6o, 71 , 117 Pruitt. Pat 112 Pullins, Jeffrey 117 , 117 Odle, Andy 70. 109 Odle, Brannon 13, 117 Odle, Daron 117 Odle, Pat 99 Odle, Terry 99 Oezer, Nancy 70, 113 Quinsenberry, George 55, 109 Radtke, Don 117 Randolph, Terri 99 Ray, Dave 48, ' 55, 87, 99 Rector, Debra Rector, Mike Rector, Ron Reno, Jim 113 .d Reno, Judy loo Rice, Cheryl 1 17 ' Rice, Debra 6 °, 70, 99 Richard Andy 71, 72. 1 17 158 Richardson, Carolyn 46 Ric hie, Harold 109 Ric hie, Linda 117 Richie, Loretta 41, 71, 109 Ricker, Darrell 100 Ricker. Paul 116 Riggle, Cheryl 41, bo, 70, 72, 113 Riggle, George 37, 41, 72, 73, 76, 87, 100 Riggle, Kathy 27, 33, p9. 109 Risinger, Thomas Ritchie Glenda 67, 116 jHh ■ Tim 22, KK3 Roberts, Jim Roberts, Kevin 13, 69, 87, 100, loO Robinson, Carol llo Roorda, Bob 12, 13. 22 Roorda, Joe 13, 24, 8 Roorda, John 1, Roorda, Milton 1 Rozhon, Larry Rozhon, Louie 2, Rozhon, Raymond 2. Ruisard: Audrey 71. , 84, 87 100 ai.: Bruce 11, 84, 87, Ruisard, David 66, 71, 11 Russell, Norma 10S Russell, Ron 108 Rvska, Wavne 45 Sabuda, Jim Sabuda, Lucy 117 Sakel, Lary 41, 50 Salyers, Carolyn 37, 69, 70, 100 Sanders, Flora Scamihorn, Paul 43 Scamihorn, Mike 13, 55, 69, 87, 100 Schoon, Calvin 22, 31, 113 Schoon, Cathy 70, 117 Schriefer, Susan 47 Schultz, Debbie 108 Schultz, Janet 6c, 71, 117 Schultz, Timothy 13, 30, 117 Scott, Randy 13, 30, 40, 1 lc Sculley. Linda 49, 113 Seymour, Ricky 13, 69, 85, 87, 100 Shidler, Hazel 70. 100 Shidler, Mary 116 Shidler, Susan 116 Simbie, Karen 66, 113 Simmons, Loretta 113 Simmons, Mark 24, 112 Sipkema, Daniel 22, 117 Sipkema, Diane 66, 71, 72, 112 Sipkema, Ralph 22, 117 Sipkema, Rhonda 6o, 112 Sipkema, Simon 22, 108 Slawnikowski, Susan 70 Smith, Cindy 117 Smith, Debbie 49, 69, 11.2 Smith. Robert Smith, Sylvia 48. 49 Spriggs, Maureen 67, 117 Spurgeon, Jeffrey 13. 85. 87, 108 Spurgeon, John 13, 30, 67, 71, 1.17 Spurgeon. Julie 65, 67, 71, 112 Stalbaum, Cindy 69. 70. 100 Stalbaum, Dale 22, 112 Stalb, Stalb. ium, Dan 22, ium. Dawn 6 ), 11 3 Stalbaum, Michael 12, 13, 22, 109 Stalbaum, Robert 12, 13, 22, 109 Stansberry, George 22, 117 Stark, Jack 113 Starkey, Kim 69, 10° Starkey, Kirby 116 Stein, George 13, 116 Stein, Vicki 116 Stepp, David Sterk, Carol 113 Stimple, Jane 46 Stimple. Margaret oo. 71, 117 St. John, R.oidy 12, 13, 48, 6o, Stockman Ed 75, 109 Stroup I any 22, 117 Strubh I eslig 27, 55, 71, ' -tubbi ' ! h Id, Lan 113 Sullivan I ' ebbie 2o,sl09 summers, Scqtt 30,67,72 wart, B, wart Swart, Joe 22 tOl Swartzell, Sara55 Swisher, CailoS. 70, 11 Swisher, Jim 69, 109 Systma, Steve IT 28, 37 Szabo, FrancR 1 13 lm:i M , So, 113 101,160 117 108 T Tanner, Dana 101, 160 Taylo, Robert 72 Terborg, Brenda i 17 Terborg. Phil 12, 13, 1 13 , TerpstrSHk’tty 4. Terpstra, Miicnel Teskv. ' M Ki os Theodoraki Thomas, Join 1 Thomas, ' Ray ThomaEn, Ra Tibbie, Leonard 13. 8 JTilleml, Bill 13 30. 1 Tillema, Bob Tillema, Edvva i Tillema, John 28. 40] Tillema, Sue 43 Touketto, Ronald 11 Traster. John 71, 86; T raster, MarV Lou 46 Tyson, Mark41, 1 1 65, 108 w W alden. Becky 27, 33, 41 , 06, 72, 112 Walden, Herman So Walker, David 22, o9 Walker, Jim 22, 31 , 1 12 Wallen, Rich 108 Walters, Tina 117 Walstra, Gary 1 70, 113 WaJstra, Judy 70. 102 Walstra. Luann 113 Wantola, Donna 26, 41. 70, 109, le 0 Waters, Karen 69, 102 Wathen, W’anda Wayne, Pat 55, 69, 70, 102 Weber, Mary 117 la 1 115 anald 71 taker, Kim 117 Whitaker, Robin 37, 69, 102 , IpQ Whited Sue 109 Wilder Wavne 22. 113 V illiams, Bob 30, 1 17 Williams, Joe 22, 117 Williams, Larry 109 Williams, Tanya 37, 41, 49. 06. o7, 72, 75, 109 Wireman, Beverly 116 Wireman, Ethel llo Wireman, Jack 11, 102 Wireman, Larry’ 48, oo, 69, 102 Wireman, Margie 70, 103 Wireman, Sylvia 103 Wireman, Vicki 116 Wireman, William 1 13 Wolf, Thomas 117 Wonorski, Bill 13, 8o, 117 Womelsdorff, Carole 55 Wood, Doreen 66, 117 Wood, Jim 12, 13, 22, 84 Woods, Phil 117 Woolever, Margaret 37, 6o. 72. 103, loO Woudema, Bruce 30, 117 Y Yeoman, Shirley 61 York, Dan Yost, Janet 109 Yost, Mary 113 Yorkovich, Chery 1 67, 117 Yorkovich, Debbie 37, 41 . oo, 109 V Van Houten, Cynthia llo Van Houten, Steve 13, 24, 87, 101 Van Keppel, Karl 55 71 101,160 Van Keppel, Virginnia Ko, , 5, 101, 160 Van Kley, Arthur 22, 1 1 jg Van Kley, Jack 37. 4 ' Van Schepen, Fre ' Van Swot, Denise Van Swol, Vicki 101 Veden, Ernest 112 Ventrello, John 102 Zacher, Diane 56 Zicheral, Pete 113 Zimmer, Elizabeth 159 The End 1972 was a year of surprising and not so sur- prising events. We have tried to capture the ac- tivities of the 1971-72 school year. A special thanks goes to the staff who worked on the year- book, Dan Koenig, advisor; Doris Myers for de- signing the cover; Ted Walberg, photographer; Seldon Marquardt, American Yearbook repre- sentative; and Virginnia VanKeppel who did most of the layouts. Without these people the KOUGAR PRIDE would not have been possible. Margaret Woolever PHOTOGRAPHERS (ABOVE): Tony Deerburg, Karl Van Keppel, Mel Bozell, Bob Culbreth, Dan Christopher, Kevin Roberts, Joe Hittle, Ed Tillema, Dave Musch. KOUGAR PRIDE STAFF: ROW 1: Tom Fletcher, Mike Hanley, Joe Roorda, Lance Cheever, Mr. Koenig. ROW 2: Dana Tanner, Margaret Woolever, Bob English, Jim Duttlinger, Carla Caldwell. ROW 3: Deb Hockett, Lynda Mc- Cann, Sue Lageveen, Leslie Struble, Carol Deardorff, Kathy Hal- lam, Virginnia Van Keppel, Lilli Castle, Robin Whitaker, Val De- Graff, Donna Wantola. Not Pictured: Laura DeYoung, Sharon Conley. 160