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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1973 volume:

tea Iv t £|V| AV ' A Everyone goes to the school ahead of time to reg- ister, and get all squared away for the upcoming year, but yet, you ' ve got a strange sensation. Al- though you ' ve been to that same, massive, brick building, with its outdoor courts, located on those by-no-means prominent roads, almost, seemingly surrounded by trees, and yet . . . sprouting from the earth in the middle of a field, so many times before, — still you feel odd. The summer ' s not over, and it doesn ' t seem right going through those huge glass doors and entering that large, echoing main hall. It ' s like an omen of things to come, and for a moment, you stop to reflect on what it ' ll be like back in school, but then, back to the matter at hand you proceed toward the guidance office to register. But there you find kids, and kids, and more kids. You spot a friend, exchange your first hellos, and decide to wander about rather than stand in a line that seems like it ' ll surely last for at least two days. When you return, you finally reach the counselors, you ' re handed some papers, a brief (and I mean brief) ex- planation, and shoved aside to keep things moving. With the question in your mind — But, what do I do with this junk, how when? , — you walk back out the doors, return to ycur car, and head for home — but not untouched by the somewhat gladdening, frightening, disgusting, or just plain realization of the inevitable future. Anything from blue-jeans to fancy dresses, from short-shorts to maxis go. Everybody just goes about wearing whatever they darned well please, and doin ' their thing as far as clothes go. And it doesn ' t matter whether their thing is as far from what everyone else is wearing as it can be, or whether it ' s the bobsy-twin look. They have clogs, tennis shoes, bobby socks, knickers, and saddle shoes. Long hair, short hair, no hair — any- thing goes. You may run out of things to do anywhere else in the world, it seems, but you can always have plenty to do while you ' re in school. It ' s as if you are con- stantly running, running, running either physically, or mentally twenty-four hours a day as long as you ' re involved in any way with school. There are so many things that you ' d like to be in, so many things to do, and yet . . it would seem that no matter what you decide on, there ' s never time enough for it all. There ' s school itself, schoolwork to do outside of school, sports events, and then clubs and their activ- ities on top of that. At times you might think that you go to school, straight to a club meeting, get home and rush off to a ballgame of some sort, and then home again to do your homework, and finally, back to school again, — seemingly, all without stopping even to take a breath. It ' s true that often times, you can expect to be bored right out of your mind, but you ' re always kept busy! TO DO 7 it ' aRA ■ • • ' . ' ‘ � •• r l KArl v-f 8 w Irk M 1 -;rr. yp; N . j 10 menehunes fight hard and long We lost a lot of games this year, and maybe we lost some of our spirit, too, yet, when the rain was pouring down and the bleachers were almost empty, the team kept on fighting. Coach Hanacher introduced a new position on the team — the Menehune. They fought hard and long and did their best, and kept on hoping for a winning play. The Kougars didn ' t have the best year for winning foot- ball games, but we had a great year for learning about defeat, and how to turn defeat into a victory for sportsmanship. 9th Cra South North Judson Thomas Jefferson Volpo Rensselaer Ben Franklin Volpo Twin Lakes North Newton 36 28 6 ■ raininess and chilliness and mud puddles . . Seeing the Kougar Bougars once more. Having the “girls out on the floor. Finding out the Corvette we were going to use for the queen was wrecked a few nights before. Watching Kathy get her crown. Losing the game, as expected. This was homecoming — like it or not! VARSITY. ROW 1: Mike Bittick, Gary Bristol, Ron Barnett, Ray Conley, Laine Cheever, Don Ketchum, Tim Schultz, Mel Boz- ell. ROW 2: Paul Duttlinger, Mgr., Mike Hanley, Ray Luedtke, Ken Peregrine, Earl Bristol, Jeff Spurgeon, Mike Stalbaum, Bob Stalbaum, John Ludwig, Coach Daigle. ROW 3: Jim Wood Mgr., Don Drum, Randy Parker, Randy St. John, Bob Roorda, Joe Banks, Brain Bierma, Fred Van Schepen, Mgr., Coach Hamache. ROW 4: Ron Cates, John Conley, Bert Howard, Randy Gross, Ron Mak, Mitch Orsburn, Rich DeKock, John Compton, Roger Corbin. t $ t . „ tniKIK W | lUUU MM jUJC� ?S lauwfc- LUCMS L ws i. mm ' MIS VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES KY OPP. South Newton 6 12 Frontier 0 24 North Newton 14 29 Winimac 25 12 Twin Lakes 0 12 East Gary 0 65 North Judson 13 14 OT South Central 19 14 West Central 25 28 Renesslaer 13 36 JUNIOR VARSITY. ROW 1: Jeff Grevenstuk, John Spurgeon, Don Ketchum, Rusty Beedle, Dave Ricker, Bill Wonorski, Russell Drum. ROW 2: Paul Duttlinger, Mgr., Jim Wood Mgr., Tim Schultz, Don Drum, Branon Odle, Bob Gard, Bill Nemeth, Ron Patrick. ROW 3: Coach Flick, Mike Bittick, Rich DeKock, Randy Gross, Rich Meeks, Bill Mehay, Brian Liebbe, Fred VanSchepen Mgr., Coach Patty. ROW 4: Roger Porter, Ronnie Mak, Mark Kingma, Kim Hopkins, Dave Jungels. 14 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL SCORES KV OPP. South Newton 12 8 North Judson 8 36 T. J. Valpariaso 0 30 Rensselaer 0 6 Franklin Valpo 14 36 Twin Lakes 14 28 North Newton 6 6 FRESHMEN. ROW 7; Jeff Pierson, Tim McClugage, Pat Lacefield, Billy Nanenga, Chuck Lovely, Jim Hunter. ROW 2: Jim Lewis, Mike Halliwell, Bob Nuss, Chuck Resard, Mark Lageveen. ROW 3: Coach Osburn, Ken Zylstra, Roger Walden, Chuck Liebbe, Merle Cooper, Coach Tibbie. ROW 4: Randy Haring, Randy Leudtke, Scott Terpstra, Al Ham- stra, Don Compton, Darren Willianson, Mike Willouhby. JV FOOTBALL SCORES Lowell North Judson North Newton South Newton Twin Lakes Twin Lakes Winimac Renesslaer KV OPP 20 44 0 28 14 6 24 6 38 0 38 0 34 6 12 12 15 J II I 4 powder puff The guys have an entire season in which to play football, but in the middle of it all, for one night, the gals invade the field. This is our annual powderpuff football game, of course. Girls from throughout the high school work out to get in shape to prepare for the big night. When that night arrives, they man their gear and romp on out to put on an abso- lutely hilarious game. Although it ' s not supposed to be tackle football, girls are falling to the ground (accidentally, of course!) all the way through the game, and the people roar laugh hard enough to fall off the bleachers. It ' s a change of pace that all the girls enjoy, . . and the spectators love it! ■■■■■■ 17 ►vtiUGA ' i .uuG4 Along with all of the major sports at KVHS, there ' s another, Cross Country. There was a change as far as meets went this year. The two mile run was changed to two and a half miles. With this new aspect, our first school record for the two and a half mile run was set at 14.34, by Ed Jamieson. The team consists of eleven guys who were willing to run their tails off. This is a comparatively unglamorous sport which doesn ' t gain much recognition at all. The guys run from ten to fifteen miles a night for this sport, and the only thing they really get is self-satisfac- tion from doing their best. Some participate to condition for other sports, and some mav join just to participate in 3 sport; but whatever the reason behind it, they deserve to be commended for the effort they put forth. a$uG ft CROSS COUNTRY. ROW 7: Cathy DeGraff Minute Maid, Jim Bowers, John Konousky, Glen Barwegan, Luann Jonkman Min- ute Maid. ROW 2: John Sumara, Larry Coffer, Jeff Burns, Art Newbury, Brenda Terborg Minute Maid. ROW 3: Coach Hine, Ec Jamieson, Lance Cheever, Frank Olis, Bruce Ruisard, Phyllis Kingma Minute Maid. CROSS COUNTR Y SCORES 24 Morgan Twp. KV 31 26 Washington Twp. 30 Winimac Invitational 5th 19 North Judson 38 15 Rensselaer 44 20 Twin Lakes 40 Lowell 73 34 Divine Heart 21 17 South Newton 41 15 Tri-County 50 15 Chesterton 50 20 Knox 36 23 South Central 36 18 Hanover Central 43 Conference 6 th fall sports banquet The fall sports were over and, with some regret, we marked the end of another season. To honor those Kougars who did their best in sports, we held the Fall Banquet. Here, the players were given awards and honor jackets. The Kougars may not have had their best season, but they kept trying, striving for a win, learning from their mis- takes, taking pride in the fact that they are Kougars. In every respect, our boys, win or lose, are proud to be called Kougars. 19 the crucible The fall play this year was The Crucible by Arthur Miller. Although the play seemed mainly concerned with the witch trials of early Massa- chusetts, it really explored the fears and prejudices held in the souls of men. The cast portrayed their roles con- vincingly, and the audience was caught up in the action. Perhaps The Crucible was the first serious, mean- ingful production that our Drama Department has presented. It won ' t be the last. CAST: Betty Parris, Becky Walden; Reverend Samuel Parris, Tim Mitchell; Tituba, Kim Hunter; Abigail Williams, Cathy Hook; Susan- na Wallcott, Lori Curr; Mrs. Ann Putnam, Lynda McCann; Thomas Putnam, Mike Bit- tick; Mercy Lewis, Trudi Johnson; Mary War- ren, Cindie Crawford; John Proctor, John Compton; Rebecca Nurse, Celeste Pierson; Giles Corey, Mike Coffer; Reverend John Hale, Lance Cheever; Elizabeth Proctor, Kathy McClugage; Francis Nurse, Steve Syts- ma; Ezekiel Cheever, Greg Lovell; John Wil- lard, Bob Jones; Judge Hawthorne, Tom Fletcher; Deputy-Governor Danforth, Mark Kingma; Sarah Good, Debbie Yurkovich; Hopkins, Ed Stockman; Mrs. Womelsdorf, director; Joan Kingma, assistant director. ROW 7: Cathy Hook, Lynda McCann, Lori Curr, Cindie Crawford, Celeste Pierson; ROW 2: Joan Kingma, Tim Mitchell, Debbie Yurkovich, Trudi Johnson, Kim Hunter, Becky Walden, Mike Bittick, Kathy McClugage; ROW 3: Ed Stockman, Greg Lovell, Mike Coffer, Lance Cheever, Mark Kingma, Steve Sytsma, John Compton, Tom Fletcher, Bob Jones. ?] future farmers of america The fact that this is a rural area obvious- ly contributes greatly to the importance and popularity of FFA in this area. This organization is a group of guys who have a common area of interest, and who get together and share their ideas, learn to- gether and have a good time. Throughout the year, they participate in many, many activities ranging from se- lecting a chapter sweetheart, to roller- skating, to cattle judging. All-in-all, the guys have a lot of fun, and also benefit greatly from their experiences in this organization. FFA OFFICERS; Dan Stalbaum, Frank Chernowsky. ROW 2. Dave HanewicFi, Dale Stalbaum, Ken Peregrine, Mike Hanewich. ROW ONE; Mr. Foster, Dave Hanewich, Dale Stalbaum, Ken Peregrine, Kathy Riggle (Sweetheart), Dan Stalbaum, Frank Chermowsky, Mike Hanewich, Mr. Odem. ROW TWO; Rich DeKock, Duane Kikkert, Earl Alderson, Ed Born, Mike Stalbaum, Bob Stalbaum, Raymond Rozhon, Dave DeVries, Larry DeKock, )im Swart. ROW THREE; Randy Allen, Jim Walker, Doug Kaeb, Clifford Harring, Calvin Schoon, Bob Roorda, Wayne Wilder, Jeff Meyers, Dan Sipkema. ROW FOUR; Gary Kaluf, Brian McIntosh, Mac Stanbury, Ralph Sipkema, Jamie Hunter, Dale Kikkert, Randy Leudke, Roger Watson, Art Newbury. ROW FIVE; Jim Martin, Art VanKley, Jim Donnely, Jim Lewis, Bernie Hamstra, John Su- mara, Ed Coffer, Wayne VanHouten, Tim Burger, Larry Laster. ROW SIX; Jack Longsterth, Larry Klemp, Chuck Lovely, Larry Stroup, Randy Evens, Dave Hohner, Simon Sipkema, Dave Hamstra, Marve Porter. ROW SEVEN; Rich Meeks, Ron Barnett, Brian Mak, Tom Mitchell, Rick Hilton, Ray Prater, Jo Williams. 22 23 d.e.c.a is . . Distributive Education Clubs of America. working at the ' Kave ' . . . selling ' Smiling Scot ' products and candy bars door-to-door. . meeting people. . . . not believing that your name was called as a winner at the district contest. being proud of your fellow members that won trophies at district. . . . not believing the Seniors won all those trophies. . trying to make money to go to the state contest. . . . the happiness and pride of being part of something worthwhile. ROW 7: Carol Deardorff, Shirley Boersma, Phyllis Moolenaar, Deb Yurkovich, Jan Duttlinger, Shir- ley Duttlinger, Terri Groet, Bev Musch, Diane Sipkema; ROW 2: Jeri Anderson, Lori Curr, Bev Brouwer, Tanya Williams, Trudi Johnson, Loretta Richie, Diane Liebbe, Phyllis DeFries; ROW 3: Tim Mitchell, John Compton, Curt Burnett, Joe Hittle, John Conley, Dave Ruisard, Steve Systema, Kent Fase, Dave Hanewich, Rich Wallin, Greg Hohner, Art VanKley, Mr. Walden. ? 5 SUPER STUDENTS From the title Super Students you might think National Honor So- ciety members were a herd of stuck- up Einstens. But that ' s not really the case. They are a bunch of ordinary kids who have had a B average, been in several dubs, and have 70% of the teachers on their side. NHS ' s goal this year was a trip to Washington, DC, but they didn ' t quite make it, (only $3000 short). Well, there is always next year. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: LEFT: Cathy DeCraff. TOP: Becky Walden, Kathy Klip, Rhonda Murphy, Terri Croet. RIGHT: Shirley Duttlinger. 26 ). V. CHEERLEADERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna DeVries, Merolynne Lapsley, Luann Jonkman. Cheerleading is dissappointment ecstatic joy doin ' your own thing realizing in the middle of a cheer that you ' re doing a differ- ent one from the rest of the squad fear hard work generating spirit remembering after you ' ve done that wonderful flip that your tights are at home acting like a maniac in front of an audience kicking one of the players while doing the school song then falling on the floor having to finish the song with one pom-pom making spur-of-the-moment posters receiving ten-fold out of it what you put into it basketball didn’t flourish . . . Another season of basketball has come and gone. Our over all statisti- cal averages kept right up with our opponents averages, but since they didn ' t come together at the right times, and in the right ways, we didn ' t exactly flourish this year. Though our record wasn ' t spectacu- lar this year, our guys can be proud of other things. It ' s true that, at times, disagreements and hastles came up, but they all stuck together and worked as a ' team ' , not individ- uals grouped together, whenever they touched that basketball floor. They kept trying when they were down, strove to climb back up when they were floored, and showed drive and determination for which all can be proud. VARSITY B-BALL TEAM: ROW 1: Paul Duttlinger, Manager; Randy Popplewell, Dan Hamstra, Jeff Spurgeon, John Conley, Rich McEwan, Coach. ROW 2: Bob Rhoorda, Andy Anderson, Chip Murray, Steve Sytsma, Calvin Schoon. VARSITY SCORl KV OPP North Judson 48 55 North White 40 50 South Newton 70 66 Knox 45 65 South Central 53 66 Winimac 71 64 Rensselaer 87 70 River Forest 78 66 Chesterton 57 53 Rensselaer 64 52 North Newton 58 80 Gary Emerson 64 60 Gary Wirt 63 77 Lowell 49 58 Hebron 78 76 West Central 55 50 Frontier 68 70 Tri-County 56 52 Boon Grove 56 57 Twin Lakes 61 65 Hebron 63 54 J.V. B-BALL TEAM: ROW 1 (L TO R): Paul Duttlinger, Manager; Steve McGill, Randy Scott, Jeff Grevenstuk, Tim Gobbie. ROW 2 (L. TO R.): John Spurgeon, Kim Hopkins, Mark Kingma, Bill Tillema, Bill Mehay; Jack Helms, Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES North Judson North White South Newton Knox South Central Winimac Rensselaer River Forest North Newton Gary Emerson Gary Wirt Lowell Hebron West Central Frontier Tri-County Boone Grove Twin Lakes KV OPP 35 26 35 34 44 36 24 35 38 44 43 54 44 29 57 35 51 37 29 58 37 38 39 32 35 36 35 42 40 56 38 44 44 42 30 38 FRESHMAN TEAM: ROW 1 (L. TO R ): Tim McClugage, Randy Holtberg, Glen Barwegen, Willis Pettet, Keith Coffer. ROW 2 (L. TO R.): Coach Flick, Bill Nannenga, Roger Homier, Mark lagaveon, Mike Willoughby, Scott Terpstra, Alvin Hamstra, Bob Cheever, Larry Stubblefield, Ron Herring, Coach Daigle. FRESHMEN SCORES KV OPP Thomas Jefferson 39 43 Hanover Central 52 34 Lowell 38 49 Hebron 47 40 South Newton 37 50 Lowell 26 44 North Judson 34 38 North Newton 42 22 Rensselaer 47 38 South Newton 38 29 Winimac 48 37 Twin Lakes 47 53 West Central 63 55 Tri-Country 31 45 Boone Grove 58 33 31 our best year yet . . . This last ' 72-73 season was our best season in wrestling so far. We managed to come up with the strongest team we ' ve had yet in our three year history. Our J. V. team was undefeated, and while the varsity team didn ' t have a winning season, they showed quite well at various tournaments and contests. Being in only our sec- ond year in the Northwest Hoosier Conference, we placed second out of six teams. We had three Confer- ence champs this season — Earl Bris- tol, Rusty Beedle, and Ken Pere- grine. We also placed second in the LaLumiere Invitational — which brought home a trophy. At the sectional, we placed fourth among nine teams, and had three sectional winners — Rusty Beedle, Ken Peregrine, and Ray Luedtke. Ken Peregrine and Ray Luedtke went on to place fourth in the re- gional contest. Finally, from the eight teams at the East Gary Tourna- ment, we had one champ — Rusty Beedle. Three trophies were given this year: Most reversals — Gary Bristol — 21; Most takedowns — Ken Pere- grine — 22; Most pins (most impor- tant) — Ken Peregrine — 14 which breaks the old season record of 7 which was set by the same person. KOUGAR G RAPPLER SCORES KV OPP Portage 15 43 La Lumiere Tourney 2nd Rensselaer 33 35 Crown Point 15 44 North Judson 48 15 Rensselaer Invitational 3rd Conference 2nd North Newton 35 38 Twin Lakes 30 39 East Cary Tourney 4th Winimac 24 38 Sectional 4th Regional 10th 32 KOUGAR GRAPPLERS. ROW 7; Ray Conley, Mark Simmons, Jim Bar- Luedtke, Randy Parker, Ron Patrick, Mike Coffer, John Roorda, Farl rera, Jim Lewis, Don Jongwaard. ROW 2: Bill Wonorski, Larry Coffer, Bristol, Coach Tibbie. ROW 4: Brian Bierma, Milt Roorda, Ken Pere- Larry Laster, Gary Bristol, Darren Williamson. ROW 3: Coach Nimtz, Ray grine, Randy Leudtke, Rusty Beedle, Mel Bozell. A ‘SNOOPY’ CHRISTMAS As you walked into the Christmas dance, you found yourself entering a huge door to a doghouse. Once you were inside, you were surrounded by Snoopy ' s winter wonderland. You saw him immediately decked out in his stocking hat and scarf, and he had decorated his house and tree with lights. There were lighted candles on each table whose flick- ering seemed to confirm throughout the atmosphere of the room, the warmth and good cheer of the yule-tide season. Stockings had even been hung by the chimney with care, and only a real, live fire inside, could have made the fireplace more convincing. Among the twinkling lights and tinsel, the gals in their long dresses, and the guys with suits, danced for hours, enjoying every moment. Cathy Schoon Rose Harrington, Sweetheart FFA SWEETHEART An armload of roses and a sparkly crown went to Rose Har- rington, junior, the night of February 3. It was halftime during the Frontier game when Kathy Riggle, last year ' s FFA Sweet- heart, crowned Rose, thus naming her the new Sweetheart. Other candidates for the title this year were junior Edna Nannenga and sophomores Cathy Schoon and Kim Whitaker. H. Dan Stalbaum escorted the newest Sweetheart off the gym floor. These girls were later honored at the dance that followed the game. Rose now began a year of official duties which includes acting as hostess at all meetings and dinners for the boys. Kim Whitaker 35 kv’s second sectional The Kankakee Valley Sectional got long after the first night. We lost. But the preparation was fun and work was interesting. The feeling of pride never quit because of defeat, but found new outlets in the quality of service and ef- ficiency with which the refreshments were served and the guest accommidated. Most of us were happy that it was “little ' ' Hebron who went home with our nets instead of “rival Rensselaer. 36 37 1ft I A % JZJ S , A wm ■ ' . iV 4 ’ JM GAA ROW 1: Coach Pantos, Karen Richie, Peggy Patterson, Rose Anderson, Lisa Halliwell, Barb Beedle. ROW 2: Cathy Capouch, Diana Huhn, Joan Kingma, Lorretta Richie, Bev Brouwer, Cheryl Bryan, Betty Terps- tra, Shiley Boersma. ROW 3: Debbie Thomason, Cindy Muriada, Linda Miller, Glenda Richie, Cindy Nelson, Jeanette Russell, Rita Kurtz, Debbie Hixson, Debbie Shelton. ROW 4: Carolyn Clutts, Brenda DeVries, Marla King, Joyce Bierma, Janet Stonebraker, Terri Swart, Rhonda Knezevic, Margaret Stimple, Merrolynne Lap- sley. ROW 5: Donna Feleki, Peggy McKim, Cheryl Howard, Sara Carter, Donna DeVries, Chris Enlow, An- nette Fischer, Julies Barker, Sandy Fase. ROW 7. Bob Roorda, Ed Jamieson, Earl Bristol, Jerry Lauraitis, Mike Hanley, Mel Bozell, Rick Holley, Mr. Helms; ROW 2: Mike Coffer, Joe Banks, Roger Corbin, Jeff Spurgeon, Ray Leudtke, Ken Peregrine, Randy St. John, Brian Bierma, Bert Howard; ROW 3: John Ludwig, Laine Cheever, Joe Hittle, Lance Cheever, Frank Olis, Kim Hopkins, Mitch Osburn, John Conley, Bob Stalbaum; ROW 4: Cary Bristol, Ray Conley, Steve Sytsma, Mike Bittick, Bruce Ruisard, Earl Alderson, John Compton, Mike Stalbaum, Ron Barnett. 39 heartfund The Heartfund for K.V. is pure rivalry. Each class first chooses their “queen. Then the classes go door-to-door, friend-to-friend, and teacher-to-teach- er, to get more donations for the Fund than the other classes did, as the story goes. When the big night came, the Juniors and Seniors were sure ' their ' class won. As it turned out, the Juniors were right. The order went; Juniors, Seniors, Sophomores, Freshmen. As it goes each year, this year we collected more than the year before. Hopefully next year it will be the same. ROW 1: Lori Curr, Kim Hunter, Barb Beedle, Sandy Kaeb, Loretta Richie, Tanya Williams; ROW 2: Mr. Sakel, Bev Brouwer, Phyllis Moolenaar, Betty Overbeeke, Shirley Boersma, Jean Nannenga, Debbie Yurkovich; ROW 3: Ed Stockman, Betty Terpstra, Rich Wallin, Deb Schultz, Glenda Welch, Bev Musch, Lynda McCann. i i r w. ; r AB | r - ' fN 7 v j m nT — I V A ■ Hp i m I ' m 3 $ r - f future teachers of america ROW 1: Doug Hendricks, Larry Postma, John McIntosh, Roger Corbin; ROW 2: Mark Tysen, Roy Gou- wens, Ernie Wilson, Don Longstreth, Kevin Loser, Ray Gouwens, Dave Kenning; ROW 3: Keith Peregrine, Kent Marquardt, Bob Borns, Jet Traster, John Britt, Bill Wonorski, Dave Longstreth; ROW 4: George Stein, Jim Tilliger, Mark Jabaay, John Konovsky, Mark Lagaveen, Pat Lacefield, Chuck Liebbe, Brian Hoh- ner; ROW 5: Mr. Barnes, Scott Marquardt, Nancy Oezer, Celeste Pierson, Merolynne Lapsley, Steve Compton, Jim Bowers. 41 student council The Council always sponsors the home- coming ceremonies, the convo.s, and sec- tional week, but this year they bought the school a tree, a Christmas tree. The tree was big enough to go through the ' Pit ' and up to the second floor ceiling. Of course that was only one of the Tittle ' things that the Council did this year, but it was one of the nice things that made this years council different from the others. ROW 7; Tim Mitchell, Betty Terpstra, Sue Lowe, Ray Luedtke; ROW 2 : Mrs. Hanger, Celeste Pierson, Calvin Schoon, Cary Bristol, Mike Bittick, Mr. Abbring; ROW 3: Ron Patrick, Cindy Muraida Kathy McClugage, Paul Duttlinger; ROW 4 : Cathy Castle, Debbie Campbell, Jill Kruizenga; not present — Connie Fletcher. 4 ? r superintendent’s office Well, it has been said that every one has someone to answer to, so here is the top man of the school system and his staff. 45 “miss richardson, you’re working so hard.” Guidance is firm and sometimes gentle but always friendly. It ' s a place to argue with an adult and know it ' s in fun (or hope). It ' s a source of candy if you ' re quick and can maneuver yourself near the candy dish while shouting at Miss Rich- ardson about how hard she ' s working. It ' s the nurse ' s office waiting room and the treasurer ' s lobby all rolled into one busy cross-section of activity. LEFT: Susan Schriefer, Treasurer. BELOW: Mary Lou Traster, Guidance. psycho-analyst dream world ABOVE: Wyane Ryska, Principal p ' Ni KV ' s main office might qualify as a psycho-analyst ' s dream world. For — there, in that hub of activity, one can study the changing moods of man, especially those of Mr. Ryska and Mr. Crawford. At times the two top administra- tors might be merely relaxing, but the minute a student caught skip- ping school or classes or caught smoking enters the scene — the mood quickly alters to seriousness and discipline. One observes another mood in the person of Mrs. McClugage. Our school secretary combines pleasant- ness, humor, efficiency, and under- standing as she helps untangle the daily problems of KVHS. 1973 saw her display further skills as she did cartwheels one day. Or how about analyzing the office behavior of Mr. Hamacher? Kanka- kee Valley students who frequent the main office are all familiar with the athletic director ' s little boy an- tics, even though his singing, run- ning and skipping at first bewilder the viewer (or the analyst.) RIGHT: Dale Hamacher, Athletic Director; ABOVE: Janet Mc- Clugage, Secretary. 49 Dan Koenig A-V Director Sylvia Smith Librarian Pheobe Clapp Library Aide LIBRARY AIDES. LEFT: Betty Postma, Ann Knezevic; RIGHT: Brenda Ter- borg, Linda Hoffman, Pam Goetz, Cheryl DeBourbon. ■X projectors, papers, elevators, and halls Working in the Media Center does en- tail a lot of work at times, but there is al- ways someone around to see you through. It ' s running around the halls, going up and down the elevator, finding films, making copies of papers, fixing projectors, filing things, almost anything imaginable. Besides the work, there ' s also goofing around with other assistants and having parties when Mr. K. is gone. A-V ASSISTANTS. FRONT: Dawn Stalbaum, Deb Hockett; SEATED: Darrell Patton, Dale Ahlmeier; KNEELING: Lance Cheever, Earl Bristol, Cary Bristol, Jim Bowers; SEATED: Roger Jungles, Jerry Lauritis, Tom Fletcher, Kent Zylstra, Randy Holtberg, Dave DeVries; STANDING: Ed Born, Randy Reno, Keith Peregrine, Bob Card, Mark Lageveen, Rick Holley, Bob Nuss, Mr. Koenig. 51 0 0 american studies challenges The Juniors were faced with a spe- cial challenge this year. A course entitled American Studies was offered for the first time. A mixture of American Literature and U.S. His- tory, this course required a certain number of points to receive a given grade. It wasn ' t always easy, but it proved an interesting course. In the regular classes Mr. S. sang for his students, Mr. K. got his class involved in a world war simulation, and Mr. B. drove his students up the wall. That was OUR Social Studies department. 54 a never-ending experience Verbs, nouns, sentence patterns, litera- ture — where does it all end? It doesn ' t. English is a never-ending experience. The more you know, the more left to learn. Whether it ' s English Literature, creative writing, or English gammar, English is an experience that opens new doors to un- derstanding, and supplies the keys to open more. Speculum DRAMA CLUB); ROW ONE: Cathy Hook, Lori Curr, Cindie Crawford, Celeste Pierson, Marcie Knopf. ROW TWO: Cheryl Bryan, Lynda McCann, Cindy Nelson, Sue Lowe, Joan Kingma, Debbie Yurkovich, Becky Morris, Tanya Williams. ROW THREE: Mrs. Womelsdorff, Bev Brouwer, Bet- ty Terstra, Trudi Johnson, Shirley Boersma, Kim Hunter, Phyllis Kingma, Kathy McClugage, Tom Fletcher. LAST ROW: Tim Mitchell, Ed Stockman, Rich Wallin, John Compton, Steve Sytsma, Ed Jamie- son, Greg Lovell. meet the press Work, getting the facts, recording them, getting the assignments written, and in before the deadline. Typing, justi- fying margins, 1,2, 3, 4, etc. Headlines, car- toons, the editor losing her marbles, chaos, layout sheets, behind the deadline, Mr. Osburn wondering, rush to the AV room, “Help! Mr. Koenig , the press roll- ing, staples, assembly-line production. Page, page, page, staple, bend, fold, mutilate. Exemplum — Lori Curr, John Compton, Tim Mitchell, Tanya Williams, Shirley Duttlinger, Ce- leste Pierson, Cathy Capouch, John McIntosh, EDITOR — Lynda McCann, Asst. EDITOR — Cindie Crawford. mrs. w., do we have to? but i’m not ready. Carole Womelsdorff Valley Views (NEWSPAPER) — FIRST ROW SITTING: Cathy Capouch, Luann Klemp, Glenda Ritchie. AT TYPEWRITER: Lyn McCann. SECOND ROW KNEELING: John Compton, Tim Mitchell, Cheryl Rice, Celeste Pierson, Darryl Patton, Gail Zylstra. SEATED AT TABLE: Cindie Crawford, Tanya Williams, Babs DeMoss, Judy Harper, Cathy Schoon. BACK ROW: Mr. Osburn, Doreen Woods, John McIntosh, Steve Compton, Kim Hunter, Kathy Nelson, Jan Kampinga, Lucy Sabuda, Scott Cornett, Kema Deerburg, Debbie Marshall, Donna Bubalo, Lori Curr. Looking for speeches of famous people, writing your own and learn- ing them well, giving yourself a shave for one of your demonstrations, and learning not to be too nervous in front of people. That was speech. Doing pantomimes, performing scenes from Fiddler on the Roof , Streetcar Named Desire , and other plays, and giving monologues. Asking: Mrs. W., do we have to? Then; But I ' m not ready. Then hearing Mrs. W. say; Dad-gum it! That was Drama. NEWS BUREAU — SEATED: Lyn McCann. STAND- ING: Tim Mitchell, Tanya Williams, John Compton, SPONSOR — Mr. Osbur.i. 57 58 — ‘It ' ll but the eating part in cooking isn’t bad . . . All girls must, of course, learn to cook, sew, and manage a household, so that is where our Home Ec. department comes in. Often, Home Ec. is considered an easy course, but there is lots of work involved, too. Like when the seniors tried to make blazers. They never thought that those jackets would be SO much work. And those tests, well they aren ' t easy. But the eating part in cooking isn ' t too bad. The finished dresses and pants and such are usually nice to have, too; so, all in all Home Ec. is a learning experience, with fringe benefits. G3” cars, chess boards and rulers . . . The girls have their home ec. depart- ment, and the guys have their shop classes. Buzzing, hammering, sawing, measur- ing, figuring, tinkering — using machi- nery to build beautiful furniture, useful knick-knacks, or interesting things (like making chess boards to sell in the ' Kave. ' ) Or goofing around with old cars and en- gines, to improve them. Doing what you ' re suppose to, and a few things that you ' re not. Whatever you can get away with to have a good time. pe students canoe for exercise A canoe trip from Crawfordsville marked the finish of a novel experi- ence in physical education this year. We played volleyball, soccer and the usual group sports, but time was al- lowed for archery, square dancing and trampoline. The President ' s Physical Fitness Program was incorporated into the program and test given early this May indicated those who met the standards set out by the Commission. Co-ed activities and the rise of girls ' participation in inter-mural sports caused the Kougar ladies to become more involved in the PE program. languages go independent Since we ' ve been in the new build- ing, we ' ve acquired a good many great new facilities. Among these are those contained in our language lab, it is now possible for our students to develop their French and Spanish skills more individually. Toward the end of the year, a new independent study program was set up for the language students, which was aided immensely by the lab equip- ment. This is a constantly changing department as the use of facilities is developed still further. William Barnes FRENCH CLUB, ROW 7: Cheryl Yukovich, Kathy McClugage, Bev Musch, Debbie Yurkovich, Pam Ketchum. ROW 2: Mrs. Barnes, Debbie Lovely, Bonnie Anderson, Diane Hoffman, Randy Popplewell, Larry Summers, Kieth Coffer, Larry Donis. ROW 3: Charlie Riggle, Donn Gobbie, Maureen Spriggs, Kathy Hoffman, Barb Misch,Tom Marcum, Rich Bryan. ROW 4: Scott Summers, Phyllis Kingma, Cindy Nelson, Luann Caldanaro, Wanda Smith, Tanya Williams, Tim Mitchell, Trudi Johnson, Joan Kingma. ROW 5: Brian Hohner, Bob Borns, Debbie Peregrine, Marla King, Anna Misch, Pam Jefferson, Curt Burnette, Denise DeGraff. ROW 6: Cathy DeGraff, David Fieldhouse, Bill DeVries, Jeff Meyers, John Spurgeon, Brenda Owens, Jackie Green, Karen Birkey, Luann Jonkman. SPANISH CLUB, ROW 7: Diane Sipkema, Tanya Williams, Dave Ruisard, Debbie Yur- kovich. ROW 2: Jeanne Curtiss, Debbie Owens, Debbie Burns, Kathy Rector, Peggy McKim, Cheryl Howard, Chris Jungels, Cathy Castle, ROW 3: Marla Pruis, Mary Halli- well, Lynda McCann, Cathy Capouch, Donna Bubalo, Debbie Nagel, Marcia Duttlin- ger, Coleen Schultz, ROW 4: John McIntosh, Sue Slawnikowski, Bev Ooms, Rhonda Sipkema, Merolynne Lapsley, Jan Duttlinger, Jeff Grevenstuk, ROW 5: Randy Gross, Cherly Riggle, Laura Goemaat, Janet Schultz, Margaret Stimple, Brenda Terborg, Phyllis De Fries, John Compton, ROW 6: Dan Hamstra, Nancy Miller, Janice Furst, Becky Hoehn, Pat Justice, Julie Barker, Sandy Fase, Marilyn Hamstra. seeing, understanding, and creating Seeing, understanding, and creat- ing are the key words in art. It is es- sential for man, in order to express himself either visually or verbally, to not just look around him, but rather to see what is there. Whether it be beauty, ugliness or tragedy, man must see and then make an effort to understand what is happening in his world. He must form judgements and then by creating artistically ex- press himself in a visual way. All past civilizations have left rec- ords through their artwork. Much of what we know of the past is due to man ' s desire to communicate through the arts. It is no different today. It is the desire of the art depart- ment to open up to our students an appreciation for art, and to teach them basic skills that will enable them to say something visually about the world in which they live. leanne Crieser ROW ONE; Chris Brown, John Ludwig, Jayne Kruizenga, Lisa Halliwell, Sue Lageveen, Sue Lowe, Mary Castle. ROW TWO ; Angeline Bubaio, Joyce Bierma, Nancy Oezer, Betty Post- ma, Rose Anderson, Bev Brouwer, Tom Fletcher, Miss Greiser. ROW THREE; Faye Curtis, Virginia Doty, Sandy Carter, Mike Meditz, Annette Fischer, Rex Jones, Rose Harrington, Betty Bierma. ROW FOUR; Phyllis Moolenaar, Shirley Boersma, Kim Starkey, Andy Ander son, Jim Szabo, Greg Lovell, Ron Ferguson, Shirley Duttlinger. POM-POM GIRLS. ROW 7: Debbie Jefferson, Pam Jefferson, Connie Fletcher, Dana Iffert, Terri Messer, Shirley Baggerly, Judy Bulington; ROW 2: Kathy Rec- tor, Dolly Drake, Sandy McCann, Terri Swart, Maureen Spriggs. Van Bialon beautiful music (?)... The K.V. Music Department is . . . . . . the Pom-Pom girls in a straight line and in step, SHOCK. . . . selling shampoo for money for more uniforms. the Jazz Band at the Art Show. . . the pep Band really living it up at the basketball games. . . . Lance leading the whole band at the football games. . . . having fun making beautiful music (?) and getting credits for it. BAND. ROW 1: Loretta Richie, Jeff Crevenstuck, Phyllis Compton, Julie Spurgeon, Terri Groet, Janis Furst, Donna Feleki, Cindy VanKeppel, Col- leen FHollbeg, Emma Flaring; ROW 2: Diane Liebbe, Wanda Smith, Mike Anderson, Brenda DeFries, Joellyn DeYoung, Marla Pruis, Denny Nagel, Lavana Mills, Cindy Nelson, Diane FHoffman, Marilyn Stimple, Bev Musch, Connie Belstra, Kim Hopkins; ROW 3: Diane Sipkema, Brenda Moolenaar, Janet Schultz, Anita Goetz, Karen Blankenbaker, Coeby Spriggs, Jeanie Curtiss, Laine Cheever, Lance Cheever, Jeri Anderson, Carol Gian, Byron Schull, Jim Bowers, Jeff Spurgeon, Chuck Liebbe, Lar- ry Fieldhouse, Mark Kingma, Brian Liebbe; ROW 4: Dave Ruisard, Ran- dy Holtberg, Jet Traster, Marilyn Hamstra, Karen Richie, Dan Hamstra, Phyllis DeFries, John Spurgeon, Glen Barivegan, Steve Compton, Mark Jabaay, Mitch Orsburn; STANDING: Larry Granet, Dale McMahan, Ken Calhoon, George Koselke, John Britt, Myron Rhodes, Charles Riggle, Steve Bedford, Randy Ferguson, Dan Sipkema, Mr. Bialon — Director. ) how high, how far, how many . . . An immensely important depart- ment is, of course, the Math Depart- ment. It is due to the presence of this department that we are able to tell by how many points we lost a ballgame. Without it, how could our students know how many wacks they got from Mr. Crawford. And last, but not least, how else could you determine how many minutes and how many steps it takes to get to your next class without getting there early? On the other hand, you could learn to tell how tall the school is by looking at the flagpole; figure the probabilities of some really strange things happening; or calculate the number of stars in a given area of the sky, and how long it would take to get to them. Whatever you might do with math, is, what it is. MATH CLUB. ROW 1 : Celeste Pierson, Jan Duttlinger, Bev Musch, Pam Ketchum; ROW 2 : Brian Hohner, Bob Borns, John McIntosh, Curt Burnett, Larry Postma, Mr. Taylo; ROW 3: Ken Compton, David Crim, Greg Hohner, Mark Tysen, John Roorda, Oren Mason. 72 plants grew and frogs got disected Gerbils and trees are on the in- crease at KV as the science depart- ment initiated an involvement pro- gram for students. A new ecology club sparked interest in classroom studies on ways to save the environ- ment from man ' s abuses. Mr. Plomaritis experimented and presented films to liven class inter- est, but extra curricular scientific experiments proved more exciting for some. Plants grew and frogs got disected in the interest of science, but also simulations were played to get real- life feeling for solutions of problems science has inherited. Thomas Singer ECOLOGY CLUB, ROW 1: Carol Deardorff, Bruce Ruisard, Becky Wal- den, Kim Hunter; ROW 2: Lori Curr, Annette Fischer, Carol Glass, Chris Enlow, Tom Fletcher, Greg Lovell; ROW 3: Mr. Singer, Barb Beedle, Judy Harper, Janet Kruizinga, Dave Hohner, Emma Haring, Lenor Car- pentor; ROW 4: Nancy Oezer, Becky Hoehn, Rhonda Sipkema, Pat Jus- tice, Jeff Dresher, Mike Anderson, Larry Davis. 75 the kv science fair It started with a run on library materials for ideas. Even the dark room was in de- mand for a gas electron excelleration pro- ject. Then ideas started being put togeth- er and became a reality the day of the fair. A warm roast beef dinner greeted visitors who had made several rounds of the gym visiting exhibits from the ele- mentary schools through the senior high . Crowds gathered often by the north- west corner where chicken manure was being made into gas to power a combus- tion engine. Bells rang, lights flashed, fires flamed and all were amazed by the spectacle. PR TICA USE SCIENCE CLUB. ROW 7: Kent Fase, Rich Wallin, Trudi Johnson, Ed Stockman; ROW 2: Kurt Burnett, David Crim, David Bryon, Ray Couwens, Tom Lovely, Mark Efferts, Mr. Plomaritis; ROW 3: Mark Tysen, Greg Hohner, Larry Postma, Roy Gouwens, Tom Marcom, Larry Donis; ROW 4: Brian Hohner, Keith Peregrine, Tim Mitchell, Joan Kingma, Richard Bryan; ROW 5: Deb Schultz, Glenda Welch, Pam Campbell, Sandy Kaeb, Tanya Williams, Lori Curr, John McIntosh. 7b 77 Fruition of a full year ' s activity and effort for Sunshine Girls came with the donation of a wheel chair for use throughout the community and the presenting of a check to the Wheat- field Volunteer Ambulance Service. Both projects received funds from the sale of popcorn, candy, and can- dy apples at all home football and basketball games. Sunshine work balanced well with social activities, led off by a chips and coke ice breaker for freshmen girls in September. Initiation soon followed. Then came the annual Christmas Dance, the Mother- Daughter Salad Bar, Daddy Date Night, and a slumber party occupy- ing the entire first floor of KVHS. To end the season, the club held the Ideal Lady ' s Tea in May. Kankakee Valley sent its members to both the district and state con- ventions of Sunshine Girls this year. TOP: Sophomores. BOTTOM : Freshmen. 78 1 1 night of the dragon The Night of the Dragon proved to be a night to remember for KV juniors and seniors. May 5 saw the Class of 74 hosting the seniors to their annual prom at Halleck Center, St. Joseph ' s College Rensselaer. Ninety couples delighted in Oriental atmosphere and handled chopsticks for the first time. Focal point for the decorations was a group of Ming trees and a bamboo bridge. Admonishing guests was a sign on the bridge, which read: Maximum weight 5 ounces. General Chairman was John Conley, junior class president. John presided over the creation and placement of Oriental lanterns, miniature Buddhas and Giesha girl replicas, parasols, fans, and wall hangings of carp. The banquet ended with a snap as each guest broke open his fortune cookie to learr what the future held. The immediate future for all was dancing to the strains of Syndicate-V amid Oriental splendor until midnight. 80 — BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL, ROW 7: Tim Schultz, John Spurgeon, Tim McClugage, Ron Har- ring, Brian Meyers, ROW 2: John Compton, Lance Cheever, Kieth Peregrine, Jeff Spur- geon, ROW 3: Coach Patty, Ray Rozhon, Mike Hanley, Bill Tillema, Dan Hamstra, Coach Smock. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL, ROW 7: Larry Donis, Ron Harring, John Spurgeon, Steve Compton, Mike Willoughby, Randy Holtberg. ROW 2: Kieth Peregrine, Rusty Beedle, Mitch Orsburn, Tim Schultz, Bill Nemeth. ROW 3: Coach Smock, Dan Hamstra, Bill Tillema, Al Hamstra, Tom Warfel, Coach Patty. VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES KV OPP Lowell 1 5 15 2 Winimac 2 12 0 2 Knox 4 7 West Central 0 5 Twin Lakes 1 2 Rensselaer 4 2 Wheeler 1 3 South Newton 0 A 5 North Judson 0 2 Rensselaer 3 5 Kouts 0 7 Morgan Twp 1 2 0 fit 2 3 North White 1 11 North Newton 5 3 Portage 9 0 Frontier 1 4 ! BASEBALL SCORES Lowell Crown Pt. Winimac Wheeler Rensselae Tri-County North Newton Portage y a OPP 7 82 GOLF TEAM, KNEELING: Jeff Pierson, Mike Shroeder, Chuck Liebbe, Keith Coffer, John Britt, Brian Liebbe, STANDING: Coach Hine, Dan Meyers, Brian Bierma, Frank Olis, John Christopher, Randy Parks, Jerry Lauriatis, John Roorda, Randy St. John, Dave Bryan, Jet Traster, Bill Wonorski. VARSITY GOLF SCORES KV OPP Lowell 211 207 Knox 206 226 South Newton 207 199 Rensselaer 205 152 Winimac 209 199 East Gary 207 205 Rensselaer 225 178 Knox 186 185 North Judson 186 192 Calumet 193 194 Hanover Central 213 198 River Forest 207 243 South Newton 352 359 Northwest Hoosier Conf. 3rd place JV GOLF SCORES South Central 221 221 Rensselaer 223 270 -x 4 -H G 0 L F 83 if.. . 1,. GIRLS ' TRACK — ROW 1: Julie Barker, Rose Anderson, Debbie Thomason, Cathy Capouch, ROW 2: Loretta Richie, Shirely Box- ersma, Barb Beedle, Karen Richie, Janet Stonebraker, ROW 3: Brenda DeVries Mgr. Sandy Fase, Julie Spurgeon, Margaret Stim- ple, Lisa Halliwell, Shirley Duttlinger, Bev Brouwer, Joyce Bierma, Donna DeVries, Coach Pantos. BOYS ' TRACK — ROW 1: Randy Van Kley, Jeff Burns, Jim Lewis, Randy Ricker, Mike Bittick, Gary Bristol, Ronnie Patrick, Larry Coffer, Ed Jamieson, Willis Pettet, ROW 2: Coach Tibbie, Milan Knezivic, Rick Helton, Randy Leudtke, John Conloy, Coach Nimitz , ROW 3: Dale Evans, Bob Nuss, Bert Howard, Randy Popplewell, Kim Hopkins, Randy Scott, Earl Bristol. BOYS ' TRACK SCORES KV OPP Valporaiso 13 (3-way meet) GIRLS ' TRACK SCORES North Judson 44 83 North Newton 67 54 South Newton 38 89 KV OPP Hebron Relays 4th Lake Central 22 Winimac 341 2 92 1 2 (3-Way meet) South Newton Kouts 75 33 Relays 4th North Judson 80 34 Nortnwest Lowell 46 64 Hoosier conf. 5th Hanover Cntral 87 23 Bi-County 4th West Central 70 2 3 551 3 winter sports banquet Food everywhere — not even the stoutest athlete could manage lo_ sample everything. Another ban- quet and awards program starts. The cafeteria fills to capacity and then some more. Only 20 minutes late, the invocation marks the beginning of the trip through the gym to the food tables. In the auditorium, after the eating, those coveted awards for outstanding athletic service are pre- sented before proud Kougars and parents. Steve Sytsma needed help carrying his five varsity awards off the stage. The awards were very important to many students this year; a building year, “it was all over — 12 long years in one and a half short hours.” It all started with a unique Senior Class picture — with two Mr, Pyskas and two Mrs. Hangers. Then came practice for the first baccalaureate, commencement exercises held out on the football field. We were finally beginning to realize that our high school days were coming to an end. Garbed in burgandy, we made our way onto the field, while the band played the traditional Pomp and Cir- cumstance,” with Dean Barker our special student following in a wheel- chair. The sun was warm and the wind was gusty, it took a few more hats with every try. After the address to the graduates by Reverend August Tellinghuisen, the salutatorian address by Tanya Williams, and the valedictorian address by Carol Deardorff, it was finally time to receive our diplomas. Then . . . it was all over — 12 long years in one and a half short hours. 87 set me adrift in a sea of hope — Mel Bozell Earl Daniel Bristol Beverly Jean Brouwer Kris Brown David Lee Bryan Pamela Rae Campbell Sheila Carmichael Lenor Rose Carpenter Thomas Eugene Carr Sandy Carter Mary H. Castle Lance M. Cheever Michael Coffer John R. Compton 88 Earl Alderson Jeri Lynn Anderson Michael K. Anderson Deborah L. Bachman Dean Barker Barbara Ann Beedle Kerry Gene Belstra Brian Lee Bierma Terri Sue Blaszcyk Shirley Ann Boersma Karen Sue Bormann Edward O. Born i’ll set my sail to a new horizon. Roger Lee Corbin Cindie Crawford Robert L. Culbreth Lori Ann Curr Ada Faye Curtis Sheila Elizabeth Davis Carol Lynn Deardorff Cheryl Lynn DeBourbon Kharon Davis Phyllis J. DeFries WE ARE THE SENIORS . . . . . . who showed the way for the “lowly underclassmen . . . . who took the time to prepare for graduation. . . . who came to know the workings of KVHS and to speak its language fluently. who realized that there really is a final grading period. who asked the million dollar question, What now? Valerie Jean DeCraff Maybe we didn ' t have the greatest year in our lives, and maybe better years are coming, but this year is the year we ' ll always remember. Yes, we are the Seniors, the ' ' Class of 73 . Larry DeKock Dave DeVries Jeffrey J, Dresher Randall B. Evans Rick Evans Kent R. Fase Ron Ferguson Randall R. FletcFier TFiomas L. FletcFier 91 Marilyn Fritts Pamela M. Goetz Felicia Dawn Halliwell Janet Lee Hanaway Marjorie Eileen Fredel Cindy Goemaat Donald Gulbransen Richard J. Hamstra Flora Ann Gilbert Patty Ann Griffey David Hamstra Dave Hanewich Donna E. Glisic Richard Groen Ginny Ann Hamstra Michael Dean Hanewich Michael Hanley Joseph A. Hittle Jim Hyatt Bob Jones Emma Jane Haring Debra Elaine Hockett Loretta Jacobsma Pamela Jean Jordan Donna Kathleen Hazelgrove David E. Hohner Edward LeRoy Jamieson II Paul Joseph Deborah Lynn Hines Michael Paul Huhn Trudi Gail Johnson Sandra Jean Kaeb Rick Kaluf Duane Kikkert Joan Leslie Kingma Crystal Layne Klip Ruth Knip Cecil J. Koselke Jayne Kaye Kruizenga Colleen Lacey Susan Kay Lageveen Jerry Lauraitis Brenda Lewis Diane Marie Liebbe 94 Linda Lindeau R. Paul Loser Susanne Elaine Lowe John Ludwig Raymond Walter Luedtke Cindy Mattingly Farrington Lynda Colleen McCann John L. McIntosh Dale McMahan Vanessa Kay Miller Phyllis Kay Moolenaar Rebecca Sue Morris Carol Louise Musch Kathy Lyn Musch Dennis Ray Nagel Jean A. Nannenga Kathy Newbury Andrew D. Odle Phyllis Ann Ooms Frank J. Olis Elizabeth Overbeeke Nancy Patterson Ken Peregrine Randall Ray Pierce Marv Porter Betty Jean Postma Ron J. Rector Judy K. Reno Loretta Richie Kathy Minda Riggle Raymond Rozhon Bruce Ruisard Norma Russell Deborah Helen Schultz Simon Lee Sipkema Jeffrey Alan Spurgeon H. Dan Stalbaum Michael L. Stalbaum 96 97 senior index Earl Anderson — V. Presl; Football 1,2,3; Golf 2,3,4; Track 1; AV 3; Band 1; Bleacher Bums 2; F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Letterman 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3. Jeri Lynn Anderson — Powder Puff Football 1, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Heart Fund Board 3,4; NHS 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; SSS 1,2, 3, 4. Michael K. Anderson — Track 1,2; DEC A 3,4; Art Club 2,3; French Club 2,3; Pride Staff 4. Deborah L. Bachman — Pep Club 1,2,3; Span- ish Club 1; SSS 3,4. Barbara Ann Beedle — Powder Puff Football 1,4; FT A 2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3, 4, Treas. 3,4; Heart Fund Board 1,2,3, 4; Lab Ass ' t. 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Pom Pom 3; Pride Staff 4; Science Club 2; SSS 1,2,3,4; Play Crew 3,4; Ecology Club 4. Kerry Gene Belstra Brian Lee Bierma — Pres. 3; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Golf 3, 4; French Club 3; Letterman 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Band 1; NHS 4. Terri Sue Blaszczyk — Sec. 1; Powder Puff Football 1,3,4; Homecoming Queen Court 1; Pep Club 1; SSS 1,2,3, 4. Shirley Ann Boersma — Powder Puff Football 1,3,4; Art Club 4; Drama Club 4; FTA 1,2, 3, 4; GAA 1,2, 3, 4; NHS 3,4; Office Girl 4; Pride 4; Science Club 2; SSS 1,2,3, 4, Recording Sec. 2, Pres. 4; Play Crew 3,4. Karen Sue Bormann — Powder Puff Football 1,3,4; DECA 3,4, V. Pres. 3; Office Girl 2; Pep Club 1,2; Pom Pom 2; SSS 1,2,3,4. Edward O. Born — AV 4; Bleacher Bums 1,2; FFA 2,3,4. Me Bozell — Class Officer 1; Basketball 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1,2, 3,4; AV 1,2,3; Bleacher Bums 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 2,3; Drama Club 4; Letterman 2,3,4; Play Crew 3,4; Pride 3; Swing Choir 3. Earl Daniel Bristol — Pres. 4; Basketball 1; Football 1,2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2,3,4; AV 4; Bleacher Bums 2,3; Let- terman 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club 2; Student Council 1. Beverly Jean Brouwer — Powder Puff Football 3,4; Art Club 4; Chess Club 2; Drama Club 4; FFA Sweetheart Candidate 2; French Club 2; FTA 3,4; GAA 3,4; Math Club 2; NHS 3,4, Treas. 4; Office Girl 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Play 3; Pride Staff 4; Science Club 3; SSS 1,2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 3; Play Crew 4. Kris Brown — Powder Puff Football 1,3,4; Art Club 4. David Lee Bryan — Football 1,2; Golf 3,4; Bleacher Bums 3; Chess Club 4; French Club 1,2; Lab Ass ' t. 4; Science Club 3,4. Pamela Rae Campbell — V. Pres. 4; Band 1; Cheerleader 2; FTA 3; Office Girl 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, Pres. 3; Science Club 4; SSS 1,2,3,4. Sheila Carmichael — Powder Puff Football 1; Art Club 3; Chorus 1,3; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 2; SSS 1,2, 3,4. Lenor Rose Carpenter — Drama Club 4; Ecol- ogy Club 4; Pom Pom 3; Pep Club 2,3; Pride Staff 4; SSS 1,2, 3,4. Thomas Eugene Carr — Baseball 3,4; Bleacher Bums 3; Letterman 3,4. Sandy Carter — Art Club 4. Mary H. Castle — Powder F’uff Football 1; Art Club 3,4, Treas. 4; Chess Club 3; Chorus 3,4, Ass ' t 4; GAA 1,2; Homecoming Queen Court 1; Pep Club 1,2; Play 3; SSS 1,2, 3, 4, Recording Sec. 4. Lance M. Cheever — Treas. 4; Basketball 1; Cross Country 2,3,4; Football 1; Golf 2,3,4; AV 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Letterman 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Play 4; Pride 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3. Michael Coffer — Football 1,2; Golf 2,3; Track 1; Bleacher Bums 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Letterman 2, 3,4; Play 3,4; Science Club 2,3; Spanish 1,2. John R. Compton — Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Boys ' State 3; Drama Club 4; Lab Ass ' t. 2,3; Letterman 3,4, Sec. 4; Newspaper 4; NHS 3,4; Play 3,4; Science Club 2; Spanish Club 3,4, V. Pres. 3. Roger Lee Corbin — Football 1,4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 4; Letterman 4; Chess Club 4, Treas. 4. Cindie Crawford — Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,4; Newspaper 1,2,4; Play 1,2, 3,4; Pom Pom 2; Pride 4; Swing Choir 2. Robert L. Culbreth — Baseball 1,4; AV 2,3,4; Bleacher Bums 3; Chess Club 2,3,4; Pride Staff 3; Science Club 2,3; Swing Choir 3. Lori Ann Curr — Powder Puff Football 3,4; Art Club 3; Drama Club 4; FTA 4; Math Club 2,4; Newspaper 4; NHS 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Play 4; Science Club 4; SSS 4; Ecology Club 4. Ada Faye Curtis — Powder Puff Football 2,3; Art Club 4; Chorus 2,3; SSS 2,3,4. Kharon Davis — Band 1; Cheerleader 1,2; GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2; SSS 1,2,3. Sheila Elizabeth Davis — Art Club 4; Drama Club 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Play Crew 3,4; Pride 4; SSS 1, 2,3,4. Carol Lynn Deardorff — Pres. 2; Powder Puff Football 1,3,4; FFA Chapter Sweetheart 2; FTA 3; Girls ' State 3; Betty Crocker Award 4; Vo. Ag. Secretary 3,4; Math Club 3; NHS 3,4; Pep Club 1; Pride Staff 3,4, Index Ed. 3, Class Ed. 4; Student Council 1,2, Treas. 2; SSS 1, 2,3,4; Ecol- ogy Club 4, Pres. 4; Valedictorian 4. Cheryl Lynn DeBourbon — Art Club 3; Cheerleader 1; Chess Club 3; French Club 2, 3; Library Ass ' t. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Play Crew 4; SSS 1,2, 3, 4. Phyllis I. DeFries — Band 1,2, 3, 4; NHS 3,4; Spanish Club 1,3,4, Treas. 3; P.E. Ass ' t. 4. Valerie Jean DeCraff — Powder Puff Football 3; Chess Club 2; Homecoming Queen Court 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pride 3; Science Club 3; Student Council 3, Sec. 3; SSS 1,2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 3; Heart Fund Candidate 1. Larry DeKock — FFA 2,3,4. Dave DeVries — Wrestling 2,3; Art Club 4; AV 3,4; Bleacher Bums 1,2; FFA 3,4; Science Club 2; Spanish Club 1. Dolly Drake — Powder Puff Football 1; GAA 1; Pep Club 2; Pom Pom 4; SSS 1, 2,3,4. Jeffrey J. Dresher — Bleacher Bums 2; Pep Club 1; Ecology Club 4. Randall B. Evans — Art Club 4; Bleacher Bums 1,2,3; FFA 3,4; Lab Ass ' t. 3; Spanish Club 3. Rick Evans — Baseball 1; Basketball 2; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Letterman 4. Cindy Mattingly Farrington — Band 2,3; Cho- rus 1,2,3; DECA 3,4; SSS 3,4. Kent R. Ease — V. Pres. 1; Golf 2,3,4; Bleacher Bums 2,3; Boys ' State 3; Lab Ass ' t. 2,3,4; Math Club 2,3,4; NHS 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Science Club 2, 3,4, Pres. 4; Spanish Club 1. Ron Ferguson — Art Club 3,4; DECA 3. Randall R. Fletcher — Football 1. Thomas L. Fletcher — Track 2,4; Art Club 4; AV 3,4; Camera Club 3,4; Drama Club 4; Let- terman 2; Play 4; Pride Staff 3,4; Ecology Club 4. Marjorie Eileen Fredel — Chorus 2,3. Marilyn Eritts — Art Club 2,3,4; Chorus 3; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; SSS 1,2,3,4. Flora Ann Gilbert — Art Club 3; Pep Club 1; SSS 1,2. Donna E. Glisic — Art Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1. Cindy Goemaat — Chess Club 2; FTA 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Science Club 3,4; SSS 2,3,4. Pamela M. Goetz — GAA 1,2; Library Ass ' t. 4; Pep Club 1,2; Pom Pom 1; Science Club 3,4; Spanish Club 2; SSS 1,2, 3, 4. Patty Ann Griffey — Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; SSS 2,3,4; P.E. Ass ' t. 3,4. Richard Groen — Wrestling 1; Art Club 2; Bleacher Bums 2,3. Donald Gulbransen — Track 2; Lab Ass ' t. 4; Science Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Ecology Club 4. Felicia Dawn Halliwell — Powder Puff Foot- ball 1,3,4; Art Club 2,3,4; DECA 3,4; GAA 1,2, 3.4, Pres. 4; Pep Club 1; Pride Staff 4, Art Ed. 4; SSS 1,2, 3,4; Art Ass ' t. 4; P.E. Ass ' t. 2,3,4. David Hamstra — Band 1,2, 3, 4; FFA 3,4; Span- ish Club 3. Ginny Ann Hamstra — Powder Puff Football 3; DECA 3,4; GAA 3; Student Council 1; SSS 1, 2,3,4; Play Crew 4. Richard J. Hamstra — Football 1; Track 1; AV 2; Science Club 2, Pres. 2. Janet Lee Hanaway — Powder Puff Football 1, 2; Art Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 2,3; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; SSS 1,2, 3, 4. Dave Hanewich — FFA 1,2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; NHS 3, 4; Woodshop Ass ' t. 4. Michael Dean Hanewich — Baseball 4; AV 3; FFA 2,3,4, Treas. 4. Michael Hanley — Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; AV 2; Letterman 1,2,3, 4; Pride Staff 3. Emma Jane Haring — Band 1,2, 3, 4; FTA 2,3,4; GAA 1; Pep Band 1,2; SSS 1,2,3, 4; Ecology Club 4. Donna Kathleen Hazelgrove — SSS 1,2,3, 4; NHS 4. Debra Elaine Hines — Chess Club 2; FTA 2; Library Ass ' t. 2; Newspaper 2; Office Girl 3,4; Science Club 3; SSS 1,2,3,4. Joseph A. Hittle — Baseball 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Lab Ass ' t. 2,3; NHS 3,4; Letterman 4; Math Club 3,4; Pride Staff 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Swing Choir 3. Debra Elaine Hockett — Powder Puff Football 1,3; AV 3,4; Cheerleader 2, Co. Capt. 2; Pep Club 1,2; Pride Staff 3; SSS 1, 2,3,4. David E. Hohner — AV 2; FFA 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Ecology Club 4. Michael Paul Huhn — Bleacher Bums 2,3,4; French Club 2; Science Club 2,3, Pres. 3. Jim Hyatt — Ecology Club 4. Loretta Jacobsma — SSS 1,2, 3, 4. Edward LeRoy Jamieson II — Cross Country 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; AV 1; Bleacher Bums 2,3, 4; Drama Club 4; French Club 3; Letterman 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2. Trudi Gail Johnson — Chorus 1; Drama Club 1.2. 3. 4, Sec. 1,2; French Club 2,3,4; FTA 1,2; 100 Newspaper 1,2; NHS 2,3,4; Office Girl 2; Pep Club 1,2; Play 1,2, 3,4; Pride Staff 4; Science Club 2,3,4, Sec. 4; SSS3,4. Bob Jones — Football 1; AV 2,3; Play 4; Ecolo- gy Club 4. Pamela Jean Jordan — Pep Club 1,2. Paul Joseph — Baseball 3. Sandra Jean Kaeb — Chess Club 2; Drama Club 4; FTA 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Science Club 4; SSS 3,4. Rick Kaluf — Basketball 1; Football 1; Track 1, 2,3; Letterman 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club 2; Stu- dent Council 2. Duane Kikkert — Bleacher Bums 2,3,4; NFIS 3, 4; FFA 2,3,4. Joan Leslie Kingma — Editor of Kougar Pride 4; GAA 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 3,4; FTA 1,2,3; Play 2,3; ass ' t director 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Vice-Pres 4; Susshine 2,3,4; Powder Puff Foot- ball 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; DECA 3, Pres. 3; Sci- ence Club 4; Office Girl 4. Crystal Layne Klip — French Club 2,3; FTA 3,4, Sec. 3,4; GAA 1; Girls ' State 3; Heart Fund Board 1,2, 3, 4; Math Club 2,3; NHS 3,4, Sec. 3; Pep Club 1,2; Science Club 2; SSS 1,2,3, 4, Treas. 2. Ruth Knip — Powder Puff Football 4; Chorus 2; Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 2; SSS 1,2, 3, 4; P.E. Ass ' t. 3,4. Cecil J. Koselke — Science Club 3; Spanish Club 2. Jayne Kaye Kruizenga — Art Club 4, Sec. 4; Homecoming Queen Court 3; Pep Club 3,4, Sec. 4; Science Club 2; Spanish Club 2; SSS 1, 2,3,4. Colleen Lacey — Cheerleader 3; French Club 1,2; FTA 2; Pep Club 1,2; Pom Pom 3; Folk Club 2,3; NHS 4. Susan Kay Lageveen — - Pres. 1; Sec. 2; Art Club 3,4, Treas. 3; Cheerleader 1,2; GAA 1,3; Homecoming Queen Court 1; Office Girl 4; Pep Club 1,2; Pride 3,4; Student Council 1; SSS 1, 2,3,4. Jerry Lauraitis — Basketball 2; Cross Country 2; Football 1; Track 3; AV 1; Bleacher Bums 2; Letterman 3. Brenda Lewis — Chorus 1,2,3; DECA 3,4; Li- brary Ass ' t. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Play Crew 4; SSS 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3. Diane Marie Liebbe — Band 1,2,3,4, Treas. 4; FTA 3,4; NHS 3,4; Pep Band 1,4; Pep Club 1; Science Club 3; Spanish Club 2; SSS 2,3,4. Linda Lindeau — DECA 3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; FTA 1,2,3; NHS 3,4; SSS 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 2. Paul Loser — DECA 4; Track 3; Baseball 2,3. Susanne Elaine Lowe — Art Club 3,4; Chess Club 2; Chorus 2; DECA 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Drama Club 4; FTA 2,3; Office Girl 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Play Crew 3,4; Pride Staff 4, Ass ' t. Ed. 4; Student Council 4; SSS 1,2,3, 4; NHS 4. John Ludwig — Track 1; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Let- terman 4; Art Club 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Swing Choir 3. Raymond Walter Luedtke — Football 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Bleacher Bums 3; Chess Club 3, Pres. 3; Letterman 4, Pres. 4; Science Club 3; Student Council 4, V. Pres. 4. Lynda Colleen McCann — Powder Puff Foot- ball 3; AV 3; Camera Club 2,3, Sec. 2,3; Cho- rus 1; Drama Club 2,3,4; FTA 1,2, 3, 4; Lab. Ass ' t. 4; Newspaper 1,2, 3,4, Ass ' t. Ed. 3, Ed. 4; Pep Club 1,2; Play 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; SSS 3,4; Swing Choir 3; Latin Club 1. John L. McIntosh — Boys ' State 3; Chess Club 2.3.4, Pres. 4; Library Ass ' t. 1; Math Club 3,4; NHS 3,4; Science Club 2,3,4, Sec. 3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1. Dale McMahan — Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Jazz Band 4; Cross Country 1. Randy Mehay — Basketball 1; Football 1; Track 2; Art Club 4; Band 1,2; Bleacher Bums 3; French Club 2. Vanessa Kay Miller — Sec. 1; Chorus 1,2,3; DECA 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Play 2; Pom Pom 1,2; Student Council 1,2; SSS 3,4; Lib. Asst. 2. Timothy J. Mitchell — Bleacher Bums 1,2; Chess Club 2; Drama Club 4; French Club 3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Math Club 3,4; Newspaper 4; NHS 3.4, Pres. 4; Play 2,3,4; Pride 4, Photo Ed. 4; Science Club 2,3,4; Student Council 1,3,4, Pres. 4; Swing Choir 3. Phyllis Kay Moolenaar — Art Club 4; Band 1; FTA 1,2, 3,4; Math Club 2; NHS 3,4; Pep Club 3; Science Club 3; Spanish Club 1; SSS 1,2,3, 4; Play Crew 4. Rebecca Sue Morris — DECA 3,4, Sec. 4; Drama Club 4; SSS 1, 2,3,4; Ecology Club 4. Carol Louise Musch — Chorus 2; Pep Club 3, 4; SSS 1,2, 3, 4. Kathy Lyn Musch — Chorus 2; Pep Club 3,4; SSS 1, 2,3,4. Dennis Ray Nagel — Band 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. Jean A. Nannenga — FFA Sweetheart Candi- date 3; FTA 2,3,4; Heart Fund Candidate 2; Science Club 3; Spanish Club 2,3; SSS 1,2,3, 4. Kathy Newbury — Pep Club 3; SSS 2,3,4. Andrew D. Odle Frank J. Olis — V. Pres. 3; Basketball 1; Cross Country 3,4; Football 1; Golf 3,4; Track 1,2; Letterman 3,4. Phyllis Ann Ooms — Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Play Crew 3,4; SSS 1,2, 3,4. Elizabeth Overbeeke — FTA 4; Office Girl 4; Play Crew 4; SSS 1,2, 3,4. Nancy Patterson — Powder Puff Football 1,2; DECA 3,4, Treas. 3,4; GAA 1,2,3, Sec. 3; NHS 3, 4; SSS 1,2,4. Ken Peregrine — Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Bleacher Bums 2,3; FFA 1,2, 3.4, Reporter 4; Letterman 2,3,4; Student Council 3. Randall Ray Pierce — Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 2; Bleacher Bums 2,3; DECA 3,4; Letterman 1,2, 3.4. Marv Porter — Sports Team Mgr. 1; Bleacher Bums 1,2; FFA 2,3,4. Betty Jean Poslma — Art Club 4; French Club 1,2; FTA 1,2,3,4; Library Ass ' t. 4; Pep Club 3; Science Club 3; SSS 1, 2,3,4; Play Crew 4; NHS 4. Ron J. Rector Judy K. Reno — DECA 3,4. Harold Richie Loretta Richie — Treas. 1,3; Powder Puff Foot- ball 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; FTA 2,3,4; GAA 4; Lab Ass ' t. 2; NHS 3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Pe p Club 1,2,3; SSS 1,2,3, 4, Treas. 3. Kathy Minda Riggle — Art Club 3,4, V. Pres. 3; Cheerleader 2,3; FFA Chapter Sweetheart 3; FTA 2; Heart Fund Candidate 3; Homecoming Queen Court 2,3; Homecoming Queen 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3. Raymond Rozhon — Baseball 3,4; FFA 1,2,3, 4. Bruce Ruisard — Basketball 1,2; Cross Coun- try 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; AV 4; Bleacher Bums 3; Letterman 2,3,4; Science Club 2; Ecology Club 4. Norma Russell — DECA 3,4; Library Ass ' t. 4. Deborah Helen Schultz — Treas. 2; Powder Puff Football 3; FTA 2,3,4; Office Girl 4; Sci- ence Club 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Student Coun- cil 2; SSS 1, 2,3,4. Simon Lee Sipkema — Bleacher Bums 1; Drama Club 3; FFA 2,3,4. Jeffrey Alan Spurgeon — Treas. 1; Baseball 1, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2; Band 1, 2,3,4; Bleacher Bums 1,2; Chess Club 2; French Club 1; Letterman 2,3,4; Sci- ence Club 1,2. H. Dan Stalbaum — Sec. 4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; NHS 3,4; Student Council 1,3. Michael L. Stalbaum — Football 3,4; FFA 1,2,3, 4; Letterman 4. Robert Stalbaum — Football 3,4; FFA 1, 2,3,4; Letterman 4. Kim Starkey — Powder Puff Football 3; Art Club 3,4; SSS 1,2,3, 4. Edward Martin Stockman — Bleacher Bums 1, 2,3; Drama Club 4; FTA 3,4; Lab Ass ' t. 4; Play 3,4; Pride 4; Science Club 1,2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4. Debbie Sullivan — Powder Puff Football 1; Cheerleader 3; GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; SSS I , 2,3,4. Steven R. Sytsma — Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1,2, 3, 4, Capt. 4; Cross Country 3; Football 1; Track 1; Bleacher Bums 2,3,4; Drama Club 4; Letterman 1,2, 3,4; NHS 2,3,4; Play 4; Sci- ence Club 2,3,4. James Szabo — Football 1,2; Art Club 3,4; Sci- ence Club 4; Spanish Club 3. Betty Jean Terpstra — Powder Puff Football 1, 3,4; Drama Club 4; FTA 1,2, 3,4; GAA 3,4; Homecoming Queen Court 1; Office Girl 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pride Staff 4; Science Club 2; Student Council 4, Treas. 4; SSS 1,2, 3, 4; Play Crew 3,4. Randy Thomason Richard F. Wallin — Bleacher Bums 2,3; Dra- ma Club 4; FTA 3,4, Treas. 3, Lab Ass ' t. 4; Math Club 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Play 3,4; Pride Staff 3,4, Ad. Ed. 4; Science Club 2,3,4, Treas. 3,4. Donna Marie Wantola — V. Pres. 2; Powder Puff Football 3; Band 1; Cheerleader 2,3; Chorus 3; FTA 2,3,4; GAA 1; Homecoming Queen Court 2; Office Girl 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pride 3; SSS 1,2, 3,4. Larry Williams Tanya Lee Williams — Chess Club 2,3; Chorus 1; Drama Club 1,4; French Club 3,4; FTA 2,3,4, Pres. 3,4; Lab. Ass ' t. 2,3; Library Ass ' t. 2,3; Math Club 2,3,4; Newspaper 1, 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Pride 4; Science Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, Pres. 4; SSS 3,4; Salutatorian 4 Janet R. Yost — GAA 1; SSS 4. Deborah Ellen Yurkovich — Sec. 3; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Drama Club 4; French Club 4, V. Pres. 4; FTA 2,3,4; Lab. Ass ' t. 3; Math Club 2; NHS 3,4, Sec. 4; Play 4; Science Club 2; Spanish Club 3,4, Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4; SSS 3,4, Treas. 4; DAR Award 4. 101 1. Andy Anderson, 2. Mike Anderson, 3. Rose Anderson, 4. Shirley Baggerly 5. Connie Belstra, 6. Mary Belstra, 7. Betty Bierma, 8. Mike Bird, 9. Mike Bittick, 10. Donna Bowers, 11. Cary Bristol, 12. Donna Bubalo, 13. Judy Bulington, 14. Ginny Burger, 15. Curt Burnette. 16. Cathy Capouch, 17. Ronnie Cates, 18. Frank Chernow- sky, 19. Carolyn Clutts, 20. Patricia Collins, 21. Kenneth Compton, 22. Darlene Conley, 23. David Conley, 24. John- ny Conley, 25. Scott Cornet, 26. David Crim, 27. Larry Davis, 28. Debbie Davenport, 29. Rich DeKock, 30. Donna J. De- Vries. 31. Donna S. DeVries, 32. Joellyn DeYoung, 33. Jim Donnel- ly, 34. Virginia Doty, 35. Bruce Dreshed, 36. Don Drum, 37. Jan Duttlinger, 38. Shirley Duttlinger, 39. Chris Enlow, 40. Larry Fieldhouse, 41. Annette Fischer, 42. Carol Glass, 43. Roy Gouwens, 44. Kathy Granat, 45. Deborah Gray. 46. Terri Groet, 47. Randall Gross, 48. Dan Hamstra, 49. Cliff Haring, 50. Rose Harrington, 51. Bruce Hartlerode, 52. Doug Henrichs, 53. Dwight Hicks, 54. Marvin Hofferth, 55. Diana Hoffman, 56. Kathy Hoffman, 57. Greg Hohner, 58. Rick Holley, 59. Colleen Holtberg, 60. Bert Howard. 61. John Hubbeling, 62. Ken Huhn, 63. Lloyd Hunsaker, 64. Kim Hunter, 65. Mark Jabaay, 66. Debbie Jefferson, 67. Rex Jones, 68. Vernon Jonkman, 69. Lynn Jungels, 70. Henery Justice, 71. Doug Kaeb, 72. Linda Keller, 73. John Kennedy, 74. Linda Kenning, 75. Walter Kerns. 76. Doug Ketchum, 77. Don Ketchum, 78. Karen Kiersma, 79. Kathy Koster, 80. Nick Kotur, 81. Merrolynne Lapsley, 82. Greg Lovell, 83. Ronnie Mak, 84. Jim Martin, 85. Henery Mattingly, 86. Mike Keditz, 87. Vicki Miller, 88. Wanda Mills, 89. Barb Misch, 90. John Mucha. 102 103 1. Rhonda Murphy, 2. Chip Murray, 3. Bev Musch, 4. Edna Nannenga, 5. Mary Nannenga, 6. Nancy Oezer, 7. Bev Ooms, 8. Mitch Orsburn, 9. Tim Phelps. 10. Celeste Pierson, 11. Larry Postma, 12. Jim Reno. 13. Cheryl Riggle, 14. K aren Robinson, 15. Sharon Robinson, 16. Bob Roorda, 17. John Roorda, 18. David Ruisard. 19. Jim Sabuda, 20. Sue Sayers, 21. Calvin Schoon, 22. Linda Sculley, 23. Loretta Simmons, 24. Mark Simmons, 25. Diane Sipkema, 26. Rhonda Sipkema, 27. Susan Slawnikowski. 28. Debbie Smith, 29. Julie Spurgeon, 30. Dale Stalbaum, 31. Dawn Stalbaum, 32. Jack Stark, 33. Dave Stepp, 34. Carol Sterk, 35. Randy St. John, 36. Steve Stubblefield. 37. Barb Swart, 38. Jim Swart, 39. Phil Terborg, 40. Cindy Tolliver, 41. Mark Tysen, 42. Arthur VanKley, 43. Denise VanSwol, 44. Rob Veden, 45. Becky Walden. 46. Jim Walker, 47. Gary Walsrta, 48. Luann Walstra, 49. Wayne Wilder, 50. Jud Wilson, 51. Bill Wireman, 52. Jim Wood, 53. Pete Zicherl. 105 1. Randy Allen, 2. Robin Armstrong, 3. Terry Armstrong, 4. Joe Banks, 5. Julie Barker, 6. Ron Barnette, 7. Rusty Beedle, 8. Sherry Benton. 9. Joyce Bierma, 10. Karen Birky, 11. Rex Bitters, 12. Jim Bormann, 13. Bob Borns, 14. John Britt, 15. Cheryl Bryan. 16. Angeline Bubalo, 17. Jeff Burns, 18. Sara Carter, 19. Mark Chandler, 20. Laine Cheever, 21. John Christopher, 22. Terri Clark. 23. Larry Coffer, 24. Tom Colbert, 25. Phyllis Compton, 26. Ray Conley, 27. Arlene Cooper, 28. Jeff Cooper, 29. Debbie Crouch, 30. Jeannie Curtiss. 31. Kema Deerburg, 32. Cathy DeCraff, 33. Babs DeMoss, 34. Bill DeVries, 35. Russell Drum, 36. Paul Duttlinger, 37. Barb Dykhuizen, 38. Sandy Fase, 39. Randy Ferguson, 40. Rusty Ferguson, 41. David Fieldhouse, 42. Robert Gard, 43. Terry Gasper, 44. Dwayne Gibson, 45. Roxanne Gilbert. 46. Tim Gobbie, 47. Laura Goemaat, 48. Ray Gouwens, 49. Larry Granat, 50. Jackie Green, 51. Jeff Grevenstmk, 52. Mary Halliwell, 53. Marilyne Hamstra, 54. Judy Harper, 55. Bob Hawkins, 56. Rickie Helton, 57. Rocky Hilton, 58. Becky Hoehn, 59. Brian Hohner, 60. Kim Hopkins. 61. Millie Jacobsma, 62. Marlene Jones, 63. Luann Jonkman, 64. David Jungels, 65. Pat Justice, 66. Janet Kampenga, 67. Don Kenning, 68. Pamela Ketchum, 69. Marla King, 70. Mark Kingma, 71. Phyllis Kingma, 72. Larry Klemp, 73. Luann Klemp, 74. Kathy Klip, 75. Marty Knip. 76. Jack Longstreht, 77. Marcie Knopf, 78. Janet Kruizenga, 79. Scott Lacey, 80. Dan Lewis, 81. Brian Liebbe, 82. Teresa Long, 83. John Lynch, 84. Denise Machon, 85. Brian Mak, 86. Carol Mak, 87. Gary Mares, 88. Terry Mares, 89. Kurt Marquardt, 90. Debbie Marshall. 106 107 1. Phyllis Matthews, 2. Kathleen Mc- Clugage, 3. Robert McGill, 4. Brian Mc- Intosh, 4. Mike Medina, 6. Kathy Meditz, 7. Rich Meeks, 8. Bill Mehay, 9. Linda Mill- er, 10. Nancy Miller, 11. Kathy Misch, 12. Ann Mosier, 13. Tom Mitchell, 14. Cindy Muriada, 15. Brian Meyers. 16. Jeff Meyers, 17. Debra Nagel, 18. Cathy Nelson, 19. Cindy Nelson, 20. Bill Nemeth, 21. Darlene Niehof, 22. Brannon Odle, 23. Daren Odle, 24. Brenda Owens, 25. Randy Parker, 26. Ron Patrick, 27. Peggy Patter- son, 28. Jim Pelegrino, 29. Debbie Pere- grine, 30. Keith Peregrine, 31. Randy Popplewell. 1. Roger Porter, 2. Ralph Postma, 3. Marla Pruis, 4. Jeff Pullins, 5. Donald Radtke, 6. Cheryl Rice. 7. Andy Richards, 8. Paul Ricker, 9. Glenda Rithie, 10. Carol Robinson, 11. Milt Roorda, 12. Larry Rozhon. 13. Lucy Sabuda, 14. Janet Schultz, 15. Cathy Schoon, 16. Tim Schultz, 17. Randy Scott, 18. Mary Shidler. 19. Suzy Shidler, 20. Dan Sipkema, 21. Ralph Sip- kema, 22. Cindy Smith, 23. Maureen Spriggs, 24. John Spurgeon. 25. Mack Stansberry, 26. Kirby Starkey, 27. George Stein, 28. Vicki Stien, 29. Margaret Stim- ple. 30. Larry Stroup. 31. Scott Summers, 32. Brenda Terborg, 33. Bill Tillema, 34. John Traster, 35. Cynthia VanHouten, 36. Fred Van Schepen. 37. Tina Walters, 38. Roger Watson, 39. Kevin Wells, 40. Kim Whitaker, 41. Joe Williams, 42. Beverly Wireman. 43. Ethel Wireman, 44. Vickey Wireman, 45. Bill Wonorski, 46. Doreen Wood, 47. Bruce Woude- ma, 48. Cheryl Yurkovich. 109 1. Dale Ahlemeir, 2. Bonnie Anderson, 3. Dave Babcock, 4. Matt Babcock, 5. Laura Bachman, 6. Linda Bachman, 7. Pamela Baggerly, 8. Dennis Barnett, 9. James Barrera, 10. Glen Barwegan, 11. Carol Belstra, 12. Billy Benton, 13. Kar- en Blankenbaker, 14. Jim Bowers, 15. Luann Caldanaro. 16. Charlie Brown, 17. James Brown, 18. Michaeleen Brown, 19. Richard Bryan, 20. Tim Burger, 21. Debbie Burns, 22. Ken Calhoon, 23. Debbie Campbell, 24. Fern Carr, 25. Fran Carr, 26. Cathy Cheever, 27. Bob Cheever, 28. Ronald Cimoch, 29. Eddie Coffer, 30. Merle Cooper. 31. Keith Coffer, 32. Steve Copton, 33. Theresa Compton, 34. Charles Conley, 35. Connie Conley, 36. Gail Conley, 37. Barbara Craig, 38. Dave Culbreth, 39. Darlene Darnall, 40. Lynn Darnall, 41. Robin Darner, 42. Teresa Davis, 43. Sam DeBoe, 44. Linda DeBoer, 45. Janet Dykhuizen. 46. Denise DeGraff, 47. Brenda DeVries, 48. Darla DeVries, 49. Larry Donis, 50. Susan Drangmiester, 41. Macia Duttlin- ger, 52. Kathy Erwin, 53. Donna Feleki, 54. Connie Fletcher, 55. Steve Ford, 56. Linda Fraley, 57. Janis Furst, 58. Barb Gil- bert, 59. Donn Gobbie, 60. Mike Halliwell. 61. Anita Goet, 62. Kim Green, 63. Robert Griffith, 64. Tom Groen, 65. Cindra Gross, 66. Julie Grube, 67. Alvi n Hajstra, 68. Bernie Hmastra, 69. Donald Flancock, 70. Lynn Hane- wich, 71. Margaret Haring, 72. Phyllis Harmon, 73. Roy Hawkins, 74. Debra Hazelgrove, 75. Randy Holtberg. 76. Ken Hazlett, 77. Janice Henning, 78. Randall Haring, 79. Debby Hixon, 80. Linda Hoffman, 81. Debra Holland, 82. Roger Homier, 83. Cheryl Howard, 84. Mike Howard, 85. Regina Howes, 86. David Hubbeling, 87. Dianna Huhn, 88. Jay Hunter, 89. Joe Hurley, 90. Larry Joseph. 91. Donna Iffert, 92. Nancy Jabaay, 93. Kathy James, 94. Toni Jamieson, 95. Pam Jefferson, 96. Donald Joseph, 97. Chris Jungels, 98. Donald Jungels, 99. Gary Kaluf, 100. Dave Ken- ning, 101. Dale Kikkert, 102. Donna King, 103. Rhonda Knezevic, 104. Diane Kocek, 105. John Knovsky. 110 Ill 1. Coerge Koselke, 2. Jill Kruizenga, 3. Rita Kurtz, 4. Patrick Lacefield, 5. Mark Lageveen, 6. Larry Laster, 7. Jim Lewis, 8. Chuck Liebbe, 9. David Lindzy. 10. Sophia Lock, 11. Donna Long, 12. Chuck Lovely, 13. Debbie Lovely, 14 Jim Ludwig, 15. Randy Luedtke, 16. Bob Mak, 17. Tom Marcum, 18. Christy McBride. 19. Sandy McCann, 20. Tim McCulage, 21. Peggy McKim, 22. Doris Meditz, 23. Terry Messer, 24. Lavona Mills, 25. Anna Misch, 26. Clayton Molden, 27. Brenda Moolenaar. 28. Kevin Mosher, 29, Dan Myers, 30. Joey Myers, 31. Billy Nanenga, 32. Kathy Nannenga, 33. Art Newbury, 34. Bob Nuss, 35. Debbie Owens, 36. Darrell Patton. 37. Arthur Peterson, 38. Bobbie Peterson, 39. Willis Pettet, 40. Joanne Polomchak, 41. Ed Rains, 42. Dan Ray, 43. Kathy Rector, 44. Myron Rhodes, 45. Marcia Richards. 46. Karen Richie, 47. Charles Riggle, 48. Debbie Rose, 49. Linda Rozhon, 50. Chuck Ruisard, 51. Jeannette Russell, 52. Dennis Sayers, 53. Mike Schroeder, 54. Colleen Schultz. 55. Debra Shelton, 56. Byron Shull, 57. Wanda Smith, 58. Patricia Spriggs, 59. David Stalbaum, 60. Janet Stonebraker, 61. John Sterk, 62. John Sumara, 63. Larry Summers. 64. Lori Swart, 65. Terri Swart, 66. Terry Swisher, 67. Steven Taukett, 68. Scott Terpstra, 69. Tim Thomas, 70. Debbie Thomason, 71. Debbie Thompson, 72. Wayne VanHouten. Ofe. MB 7 B M W 73. Cindy Van Keppel, 74. Janet VanKley, 75. Randy Van- Kley, 76. Roger Walden, 77. Don Walker, 78. Mike Walstra, 79. James Warfel, 80. Thomas Warfel, 81. Kenneth Whitak- er. 82. Larry White, 83. Brenda Williams, 84. Sharon Williams, 85. Daddin Williamson, 86. Mike Willoughby, 87. Tim Wire- man, 88. Luanne Zea, 89. Kent Zylstra, 90. Debbie Nannenga. 113 Photos in this Yearbook Compliments of Dedication Lord, make me a channel of thy peace; That where there is hatred — I may bring love, That where there is wrong — I may bring the spirit of forgiveness, That where there is discord — I may bring harmony, That where there is error — I may bring truth, That where there is doubt — I may bring faith, That where there is despair — I may bring hope, That where there are shadows — I may bring light, That where there is sadness — I may bring joy. Lord, grant that I may seek rather to comfort — than to be comforted; To understand — than to be understood; To love — than to be loved; For It is by giving — that one receives; It is by self-forgetting — that one finds; It is by forgetting — that one is forgiven; It is by dying — that one awakens to eternal life. Amen — Francis of Assisi GOD BLESS AMERICA my KEITEL cpMstftUicriiabt ca. COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL GARAGE HAYES NICKTILLEMA: Proprietor HOME OF BETTER CARS 402 E. LINCOLNWAY VALPARAISO, IND. 46383 PHONE 462-4492 ASK FOR: WALLIE MUSSON EARL BUD HAYES RON HAYES rife . : WHEATFIELD PHONE: 956-3222 VON TOBEL LUMBER HARDWARE “DRIVE A LITTLE SAVE A LOT’’ FOR LARGEST SELECTION OF T.V.’S, APPLIANCES, FURNITURE, LAWN TRACTORS 27 YRS. OF EXPERIENCE SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT SCHULTZ T.V., APPL., FURNITURE INC. REMINGTON — RENSSELEAR LAKE VILLAGE, INDIANA STORE HRS. TUES.-FRI. 8 to 8 WED.-THUR.-SAT.8to 5 CLOSED SUN. MONDAY 116 6501 BROADWAY MERRILLVILLE, IND 887-9511 THE HOLIDAY INN THE GENERAL STORE THE BRIDGE VU THEATRE U.S. 30 WEST OF VALPARAISO, INDIANA WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL THE HOME OF NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT PATTEE BRIDAL HOUSE FORMALS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 125 NORTH FREMONT ST. LOWELL, IND. 46356 PHONE: 219-696-7201 HRS. 12:00 TO 5:00 P.M. MON., WED., FRI. TIL 9:00 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY LENNERTZ STRICKLAND’S T.V. SALES AUTHORIZED ZENITH DEALER DEMOTTE, IND. 46310 (jUS YOURONE STOP ENTERTAINMENT SPOT DINING DANCING COCKTAILS 1-65 U.S. 231 c A R S 0 N I N N REMINGTON, INDIANA 47977 PHONE (219)261-2181 CARSON INN OFFERS— 101 ROOMS COFFEE SHOP MEETING ROOM — BANQUET FACILITIES UP TO 101 PEOPLE ROOMS SUITES IN AN EARLY AMERICAN SETTING COLOR TV INDOOR POOL— HEATED COCKTAIL LOUNGE SINGLE — $13.00 DOUBLE — $18.00 COUNTRY KITCHEN SNYDER’S GROCERY HOOSIER FOOD AT ITS BEST KNOCK GENTLY, FRIEND, WHATEVER BETIDE THE KETTLES ON SO COME INSIDE . . . WHEATFIELD PACKAGE STORE THE BEST IN SPIRITS fcSOM Cr 0CER|f s FRESH whs tt Iw ' � PARKER’S FOODLAND WHEATFIELD, IND. DAN’S DRIVE INN DAN MARLENE — PROP. RT. 1 HALLECK DRIVE DE MOTTE, INDIANA Phone: 987-4340 rSNACK ar STOWERS — SONS MEATS — GROCERIES — PRODUCE WHEATFIELD, IND. 956-3411 i Y MACK SALES A BILL NAGEL. OWNER k M U.S. 24 WEST — BOX 98 m WOLCOTT. INDIANA 47995 1 L PHONE: 279-2614 AREA CODE 219 PHONE: 279-2194 J DON ANDERSON SEE ME FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS AUTO — FIRE — LIFE — HOSPITAL DON ANDERSON FARM BUREAU AGENT FOR WHEATFIELD. WALKER AND KANKAKEE TOWNSHIPS 886-7139 120 U.S. RT.41 SCHNEIDER. INDIANA PHONE: 219-552-9342 121 HAMSTRA BUILDERS Route 2 Wheatfield 956-3111 HAMST T . BUILDERS GENERAL CON GREVENSTUK FARM SERVICE BEST OF LUCK TO CLASS OF 73 122 Complete line of fertilizers and Chemicals Grain bins Grain dryers Complete Grain Handling Service Builders Developers Box 217 DeMotte, Indiana Commercial — Residential — Concrete — Farm Buildings V A N K E P P E L B R 0 S. I N C. (219) 987-2355 DeMOTTE STATE BANK DEMOTTE, INDIANA 46310 PHONE (219) 987-2100 HOOVER HOUSE MAYHEW COAL GRAIN CO. FURNITURE • CARPET CLOSED THURS. — OPEN FRI. EVE. TOWN SQUARE • RENNSELAER • 866-8222 FEEDS SEEDS FERTILIZERS MEDARYVILLE, INDIANA 843-3441 PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION and QUALITY CARPETS COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL KAPER’S BUILDING MATERIALS CEDAR LAKE CARPETS FOR SHOP AT HOME SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES CALL 374-9521 ACROSS FROM THE NEW FIRST NAT’L BANK CEDAR LAKE WEIRS 1973” CHEVROLET Best in Fashion KONOVSKY’S LUMBER YARD DeMotte, Ind. congratulations class of 73’ FIELDHOUSE FORD SALES DeMotte, Ind. Office; 987-2500 Home: 987-4324 129 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 73 SHELBY BRANCH BANK OF INDIANA TRACTOR SUPPLY CO 100 E. WALNUT RENSSELAER, INDIANA 47978 COMPLIMENTS OF REMINGTON TRAVELAND RECREATIONAL VEHICLES SALES — SERVICE — RENTALS OVERNIGHT CAMPING REMINGTON FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMMEMORATING THREE QUARTERS OF A CENTURY OF SERVICE IN THE PROTECTION OF NORTHWESTERN INDIANA FARMS JASPER COUNTY R.E.M.C. ' Owned by Those We Serve LAFAYETTE FRAME ALIGNMENT COMPANY ' USING THE LATEST BEAR EQUIPMENT” LAFAYETTE, INDIANA WIGG’S SERVICE STATION JUNCTION ST. RD. 10 45 WHEATFIELD, IND. PHONE 956-3744 Compliments of UNITED RENT-ALL 906 Calumet Ave. Valparaiso, Indiana 464-3594 SPEED EQUIPMENT WORLD DeMotte, Indiana All Major Lines of Speed and Custom Equipment 987-3200 SUE’S BEAUTY SALON HILLSIDE SHOPPING CENTER DEMOTTE OPEN: TUES. 7 A.M. -3 P.M. WED.-FRI. 7 A.M. -8 P.M. SAT. 9 A.M. -4 P.M. PHONE: 987-2028 HANEWICH FEED AND FERTILIZER Chemicals, Fertilizers, Seed, Applicators — Rental or Custom Applied Superior Bins, Dryers, Augers Beverage Distributors DeMotte ALEX HANEWICH Phone 956-3476 Kniman Indiana 1 Qjrcp In® mm SH:JS TODD FUNERAL HOME DeMotte POSTMA’S f SUPER MARKET HANFORD PACKING CO. Complete Meat Service 987-3755 Thayer. Indiana . “ ‘Z5 PACKING co aifpi El re AUTOMATIC CAR WASH Supermarket DeMotte. Ind. Congratulations • 73 ” Bill Orsburn DeMotte, Indiana WHEATFIELD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Life Gift God Eternal of The gh th rou Jesus Christ Lord ABBRING MARTIN STATION m tv. 987-2731 DeMotte, Indiana JOE TITTLE SONS 1605 Calumet Ave. Valparaiso, Indiana LARGEST SUPERMARKET IN PORTER COUNTY” WALSTRA’S TRUCKING Fertilizer, Stone, Limestone DeMotte, Ind. Phone: 987-3300 or 987-3040 t — « • H00LEN AAJl BULB S PARDEN TTTTTrr-n ' - ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH San Pierre, Ind. ,4 Flowers for all Occasions Corsages, Bouquets, Gifts MOOLENAAR FLORAL GARDEN CENTER DeMotte 987-2451 :W I 1-A.- 1 , AUTO SALES | 7H0 f 887 3780 SOUTHSIDEARCO Rensselaer, Ind. Congratulations to Class of “73” Compliments of DeKOCK TRUCKING, INC. SCHULTZ AUTO SALES DeMotte, Ind. 987-3400 DeMotte, Indiana go forth, class of 73 Best Wishes Seniors SNIP ’N’ STYLE SALON 987-2561 CONNIE BOERSMA FRANCESVILLE DRAIN TILE CORP. MANUFACTURERS OF CLAY DRAIN TILE DISTRIBUTORS OF LIGHT . . . STRONG . . . PROTECTION CLEAN THROUGH KAISER ALUMINUM CULVERT • CORRUGATED METAL PIPE • VITRIFIED TILE • TILE GUARD FIBERGLASS DUROMAT UNDERLAYMENT • DOMCO PLASTIC SUMP AND DRAIN TUBING • AGRICULTURAL DRAINAGE STRUCTURES FRANCESVILLE, INDIANA 47946 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF VALPARAISO V AlPARAlSO PORTAGE Wci h. nylon cil lintolnwoy RENSSELAER 219 462 4131 567-9133 DEMOTTE REALTY P.O. BOX 307 DeMOTTE, INDIANA 987-2984 6031 P Central Avenue 219 762 3171 Von Rensselaer at Kellner 219 866 7 194 SEWING MACHINE HEADQUARTERS • ELNA • VIKING • P.F.A.F.F. • NEW HOME DRESSMAKER WHITE NEWand USED MACHINES FABRICS — TRIMS — PATTERNS ACCESSORIES SEWING CLASSES YOUR COMPLETE SEWING CENTER WE REPAIR ALL MAKES DIAL RENSSELAER 866-7267 SAN PIERRE BANK RENSSELAER SEWING CENTER COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE 1 14 W. WASHINGTON RENSSELAER 137 PHONE: 956-3244 FOREST RIVER LODGE R.R. 2 HEBRON, IND. FULL MENU DAILY ERWALT (SHORTIE) LORRAINE MAJOR NETTIE’S BEAUTY SHOP 987-2667 R.D. 1200 N. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! COMPLIMENTS OF HERN’S BARBERSHOP DeMOTTE, INDIANA 140 BOB GUNTER SON ROOFING (Shingle Work Only) RR 2 BOX 44 Wheatfield, Indiana Phone DeMotte: (219)987-3039 BUDGET TERMS FREE DELIVERY HOOVER HOUSE FURNITURE CARPETING town square in Rensselaer 886-8222 KV POST-NEWS DeMotte, Indiana 142 BECKMAN’S IGA FOODSTORE The Best in Meat Produce Plus Everyday Low Prices DeMotte, Indiana Compliments of DeGRAFF CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPING WRIGHTS, INC. Home Furnishings — Floor Covering South Highway 53 Rensselaer, Indiana 886-7155 THE ROORDA FURNITURE COMPANY AND AL’S UPHOLSTERY SHOP SCANNER, INC. South Haven Call 762-7115 or 762-4141 Hillside Plaza ShoppingCenter DeMotte, Indiana 987-2623 WALTER ROORDA Owner Compliments of ACE HARDWARE DeMotte, Indiana THAYER PRINTING HOUSE Wedding Invitations Tickets of all kinds Southwest of Thayer FALVEY’S The five county area’s foremost store for MEN and YOUNG MEN VALPARAISO, INDIANA Bill Joyce Jones Ken Roberts 213 No. Monticello St. P.O. Box 462 Winamac, Indiana Hebron. Indiana COAST TO COAST STORES 143 BELSTRA 144 MILLING CO. INC. P.O. BOX 376 DEMOTTE, INDIANA HILLCREST FOOTWEAR r HILLSIDE SHOPPING CENTER DEMOTTE, INDIANA YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE 145 WRIN RADIO 1560 Jr t « GOOD LUCK AND GOOD HEALTH FROM YOUR COMMUNITY PHARMACY Expert Ignition Work Speed Power Parts and Tuning 9 to 9 A-B AUTO SUPPLY 21 West 73rd Avenue ‘Home of A-B Tooned ' Supercar Club Phone 769-7762 Merrillville, Indiana 46410 ASTe 0EN BROS. I 987 255? GROEN BROTHERS Good Luck Seniors! of DeMotte 147 PATRONS Dave’s Drugs Scheddell and Wendt Bros. Drugs Heiniger Seed and Floral Lucas Pharmacy Inc. Peerless Cleaners Risner’s Grocery Home Mountain Publishing Company Inc. Patz’s Super Value Erickson Studio Producer’s Marketing Association Jerry Hale’s Super Clark 100 Zylstra’s Shell Service Hoosier Diesel and Truck Service Inc. Allen Vail Custom Hauling Jerry’s Martin Oil Service Al’s Automotive Western Auto Store Gene ' s Floor and Wall Covering Robbin’s Paint and Wallpaper Alyea Service Rozhon Farms Bill and Elsie Ooms Kouts Cabinets Rensselaer Ready Mix Grube Construction Lowenstines Cedar Lake Hebron Kouts Rensselaer Rensselaer Rensselaer Valparaiso Hebron Rensselaer Rensselaer Rensselaer DeMotte Rensselaer Rensselaer Rensselaer Valparaiso Valparaiso DeMotte Wheatfield Hebron North Judson DeMotte Kouts Rensselaer DeMotte Valparaiso 148 PATRONS Wagner’s Variety Hebron Montgomery Ward Rensselaer Ruth’s Specialty Shop Hebron Weinberg Brothers Rensselaer Sickinger’s Jewelry Lowell Russel Jewelry Rensselaer Jay-Shar Boutique DeMotte Tots Toggery Rensselaer John Henry Watch Repair Valparaiso Fasel ' s Pizza Valparaiso A W Drive-in Lowell Schoolhouse Inn Wheatfield LaPatkin’s Chicken Inn Wheatfield Steven’s Restaurant Thayer Harry and Hatties Tavern Valparaiso Orange Bowl Restaurant and Lounge Rensselaer Snow Ball Drive-In DeMotte Bob’s Barber Shop DeMotte Jerry’s Barber Shop Rensselaer Chuck Cain State Farm Insurance Monon Dick McElroy Inc. Rensselaer State Bank Of Rensselaer Wheatfield Robin’s Arco Tefft Tefft Super Service Rensselaer Jonny Rusk Wheatfield Ben and Velma’s Valparaiso 149 Index Abbring, Norman 42 Ahlemeier, Dale 51, 110 Alderson, Earl 22, 39, 89 Allen, Randy 22, 106 Anderson, Andy 30, 69, 192 Anderson, Bonnie 67, 110 Anderson, Jeri 71, 89, 25 Anderson, Michael 75, 89, 102 Anderson, Mike 71 Anderson, Rosemary 38, 69, 84, 102 Armstrong, Michael Armstrong, Robin 106 Armstrong, Terry 106 Babcock, David 110 Babcock, Matt 110 Bachman, Deborah 89 Bachman, Laura 110 Bachman, Linda 110 Baggerly, Pam 110 Baggerly, Shirley 70, 102 Banks, Joe 14, 39, 106, 89 Barker, Dean 89 Barker, Julie 38, 67,84,106 Barnes, William 66, 41 Barnes, Okel 67 Barnette, Dennis 110 Barnette, Ron 14, 22, 39, 106 Barrara, James 33, 110 Barwegan, Glen 18, 31, 71, 110 Beedle, Barbara 89, 38, 41, 75, 84 Beedle, Rusty 14, 33, 82, 106 Belford, Steven 71 Belstra, Carol 110 Belstra, Connie 71, 102 Belstra, Kerry 89 Belstra, Mary 102 Benton, Billy 110 Benton, Sherry 106 Beverly, Marvin Bialon, Van 71 Bierma, Betty 69, 102 Bierma, Brian 14, 33, 39, 83, 89, 25 Bierma, Joyce 38, 69, 84, 106 Bird, Michael 102 Birky, Karen 67, 106, 25 Bitter, s, Rex 106 Bittick, Michael 39, 14, 42, 84, 102 Blankenbaker, Karen 71, 110 Blaszczyk, Terri 89 Boersma, Shirley 159, 38, 56, 69, 84, 89, 25, 41 Bolka, Thomas 52 Bonham, David 74 Bormann, James 106 Bormann, Karen 89 Born, Ed 22,51,89 Borns, Robert 67, 71, 106, 41, 25 Bowers, Donna 102 Bowers, Jim 18, 51, 110,41 Bozell, Mel 33,14, 39, 89 Bristol, Earl 14, 39,51,84,89,95 Bristol, Gary 33, 14, 39, 42, 51, 84, 102 Britt, John 71, 83, 106, 25,41 Brouwer, Beverly 38, 56, 69, 84, 89, 41, 25 Brown, Charles 110 Brown, James 110 Brown, Kris 69, 110 Brown, Michaeleen Bryan, Cheryl 38, 56, 106 Bryan, David 76, 83, 89 Bryan, Richard 67, 76, 110 Bubalo, Angeline 69, 106, 25 Bubalo, Donna 57,67, 102 Bulington, Judy 70, 102 Burger, Tim 22, 110 Burger, Virginia 102 Burnett, Salley Burnette, Curtis 67, 71, 76, 102, 25 Burnette, Debbie Burns, Debbie 67, 110 Burns, Jeffrey 18, 84 Caldanaro, Luann 67, 110 Calhoon, Kenneth 71, 110 Campbell, Debbie 42, 110 Campbell, Pamela 76, 89, 95 Capouch, Cathy 38, 56, 57, 87, 84, 102 Carmichael, Sheila 89 Carpenter, Lenor 89, 75 Carr, Fern 110 Carr, Frances 110 Carr, Thomas 89 Carter, Sandy 69, 89 Carter, Sara 38, 106 Castle, Cathy 42, 67 Castle, Mary 69, 89 Cates, Ronnie 14, 102 Chandler, Mark 106 Cheever, Cathy 110 Cheever, Lance 18, 39, 51, 71, 82, 89, 95, 20 Cheever, Laine 14, 39, 71, 106, 25 Cheever, Robert 31, 110 Chernausky, Frank 22, 102 Christopher, John 83, 106 Cimoch, Ronald 110 Clark, Terrie 106 Clapp, Pheobe 50 Clutts, Carolyn 38, 102 Coffer, Ed 22,110 150 Coffer, Larry 18, 33, 106 Coffer, Keith 31, 67, 83, 110 Coffer, Mike 20, 33, 39, 84, 89 Colbert, Tom 106 Collins, Patricia 102 Colvin, Scott Compton, Donald 15 Compton, John 14, 39, 56, 57, 67, 25, 20, 82, 89 Compton, Kenneth 72, 102, 25 Compton, Phyllis 71, 106 Compton, Steven 57, 71, 110, 41 Compton, Theresa 110 Conley, Charles 110 Conley, Connie 110 Conley, Darlene 102 Conley, Dave 102 Conley, Gail 110 Conley, Johnny 14, 30, 39, 84, 104, 25 Conley, Raymond 14, 33, 39, 106 Conrad, Susan Cooper, Arlene 106 Cooper, Jeffrey 106 Cooper, Merle 15, 110 Corbin, Roger 14, 39, 90 Cornet, Scott 57, 41 Craig, Barbara 110 Crawford, Cindie 20, 56, 57, 90, 158 Crawford, Wayne 48 Crim, David 72, 76, 102, 25 Crouch, Debbie 106 Culbreth, Bob 90 Culbreth, David 110 Curr, Lori 56, 57, 76, 90, 41, 25, 75, 20 Curtis, Faye 69, 90 Curtiss, Jeannie 67, 71, 106 Darnall, Dixie 110 Darnall, Lynn 110 Darner, Robin 110 Davenport, Deborah 102 Davis, Kharon 90 Davis, Larry 102, 75 Davis, Shelia 90 Davis, Teresa 110 Deardorff, Carol 90, 75, 25, 159 De Boe, Sam 110 De Boer, Linda 110 De Bourbon, Cheryl 50, 90 Deerberg, Kema 57, 106 Deerberg, Tony De Fries, Phyllis 67, 71, 90, 25 DeGraff, Cathy 18, 26, 67, 106 DeGraff, Denise 27, 67, 110 De Graff, Valerie 91 De Kock, Larry 22, 91 De Kock, Rich 14, 22, 102 De Moss, Babs 57, 106 DeVries, Bill 67, 106 De Vries, Brenda 38, 71, 84, 110 De Vries, Darla 110 De Vries, Dave 22, 51, 91 De Vries, Donna J. 84, 102 De Vries, Donna S. 27, 38, 102 De Young, Joellen 71, 102 Donis, Larry 67, 76, 82, 110 Donnelly, James 102, 22 Doty, Virginia 69, 102 Drake Dolly 70 Drangmeister, Susan 110 Drees, Marge Dresher, Bruce 102 Dresher, Jeff 91,75 Drum, Donald 102, 14 Drum, Russell 14, 106 Duttlinger, Janice 67, 72, 102, 25, 159 Duttlinger, Marcia 67, 110 Duttlinger, Paul 14, 30, 31, 42, 106 Duttlinger, Shirley 26, 56, 69, 84, 25, 102 Dykhuizen, Barb 106 Dykhuizen, Janet 110 Eekchof, Arie Enlow, Chris Enlow, Anita 102, 75 Erwin, Kathleen 110 Evans, Dale 84 Evans, Randall 22, 91 Evans, Rick 91 Fase, Kent 76, 91, 25 Fase, Sandy 38, 67, 84, 106, 25 Feleki, Donna 27, 38, 71,110 Ferguson, Randy 71, 106 Ferguson, Ronald 69, 91 Ferguson, Rusty 106 Fieldhouse, David 67, 106, 25 Fieldhouse, Larry 71, 102 Fischer, Annette 38, 69, 102, 75 Fitch, Daril Fletcher, Connie 42, 70, 110 Fletcher, Randy 91 Fletcher, Tom 51, 56, 69, 91, 20 Flick, Connie 14, 31,65, 75 Floyd, Earl Flynn, Edmund Ford, Steve 110 Foster, J.D. 62 Fraley, Linda 110 Fredel, Marjorie 92 Fritts, Marilyn 92 Furst, Janis 67, 71, 110 Gard, Robert 14, 51,106 Gasper, Terry 106 Gibson, Dwayne 106 Gilbert, Barbara 110 Gilbert, Flora 92 Gilbert, Roxanne 106 Gilbert, Tim Glass, Carol 102, 75 Gian, Carol 71 Glisic, Donna 92 Gobbie, Don 67, 110 Gobbie, Tim 31, 106 Goemaat, Cindy 92 Goemaat, Laura 67, 106 Goetz, Anita 71, 110 Goetz, Pam 50, 92 Gooden, Butch Gouwens, Ray 76, 106, 41 Gouwens, Roy 76, 102, 41 Granat, Kathy 102 Granat, Larry 71, 106 Gray, Debora 102 Green, Kim 110 Green, Jackie 67, 106 Creiser, Joan 68, 69 Grevenstuck, Jeff 14, 31, 67, 71, 106 Griffey, Patty 92 Griffiths, Robert 110 Groen, Rich 92 Groen, Tom 110 Croet, Charlene 65 Groet, Terri 26, 71, 25, 102 Gross, Cindra 110 Gross, Randal 14, 67, 102 Grube, Julie 110 Gulbranses, Don 92 Hajstra, Alvin 110 Hale, Jerry 58 Halliwell, Lisa 15, 38, 69, 84, 92, Halliwell, Mary 67, 106 Halliwell, Mike 110 FFamacher, Dale 14, 49 Hamstra, Alvin 15, 31, 82 Hamstra, Bernard 110 Hamstra, Dan 30, 67, 71, 82, 102 Hamstra, David 22, 92 Hamstra, Ginny 92 Hamstra, Marilyn 67, 71, 106 Hamstra, Rich 92 Hanaway, Janet 92 Hancock, Don 110 Hanewich, Lynn 110 Hanewich, David 22, 25, 92 Hanewich, Mike 22, 92 Hanger, Vera 1 42, 54 Hanley, Mike 14, 39,82, 92 Haring, Clifford 22, 102 Haring, Emma 71, 75, 93 Haring, Margaret 110 Harmon, Phyllis 110 Harper, Judy 57, 106, 75 Harring, Randy 15, 82, 110 Harrington, Rose 69, 102, 35 Hartelrode, Bruce 102 Hatton , Carolyn 46 Hause, Charles Hawkins, Robert 106, 110 Hawkins, Roy 110 Hazelgrove, Debra 110 Hazelgrove, Donna 93, 25 Hazlett, Kenny 110 Hazlett, Tim Helms, Jack39, 74 Helton, Rickie 84, 106 Hendon, Michael Henning, Janice 110 Henrichs, Doug 102, 41 Herring, Randall 31 Hershman, Richard 62 Hicks, Dwight 102 Hilton, Rocky 22, 106 Hine, Ronald 18, 62, 83 Hines, Debbie 93 Hittle, Joseph 39, 93, 25 Hixson, Deborah 38, 110 Hockett, Deb 51,93 Hoehn, Rebecca 67, 106, 75 Hofferth, Marvin 102 Hoffman, Diane 67, 71, 102 Hoffman, Kathy 67, 102 Hoffman, Linda 60, 110 Hohner, Brian 67,71, 76, 106, 41, 25 Hohner, Dave 22, 93, 75 Hohner, Greg 72, 76, 25, 102 Holland, Debra 110 Holley, Richard 39, 51, 102 Holtberg, Colleen 71, 102, 25 Holtberg, Randy 31, 51, 71, 82, 102, 110 Homeier, Roger 31, 110 Hook, Cathy 56, 20 Hopkins, Kim 14, 31, 39, 71, 84, 106 Howard, Bert 14, 39, 84,102 Howard, Cheryl 38, 67, 110 Howard, Michael 110 Howes, Regina 110 Hubbeling, David 110 Hubbeling, John 102 Huhn, Dianna 110 Huhn, Kenneth 102 Huhn, Mike 93 Hunsaker, Lloyd 102 Hunter, Jay 15, 22,110 Hunter, Kim 20, 41, 75, 56, 57, 102, 158 Hurley, Joe 110 Hyatt, Jim 93 Iffert, Danna 70, 110 Jabaay, Mark 71, 102, 41 Jabaay, Nancy 110 Jacobsma, John 106 Jacobsma, Loretta 93 Jacobsma, Millie James, Kathy 110 Jamieson, Ed 18, 39, 56, 84, 93 Jamieson, Toni 110 Jefferson, Debbie 70, 102 Jefferson, Pam 67, 70, 110 Johnson, Trudi 56, 67, 76, 93, 20, 25, 158 Jones, Fred Jones, jac Jones, Marlene 106 Jones, Rex 69, 102 Jones, Robert 20, 93 Jongewaard, Donald 33 Jonkman, Luann 18, 27, 67, 106 Jonkman, Vern 102 Jordan, Pam 93 Joseph, Don 93, 110 Joseph, Larry 110 Joseph, Paul Jungels, Christine 67, 110 Jungels, David 14, 106 151 Jungles, Don 110 Jungels, Lynn 102 Jungles, Roger 51 Justice, Henry 102 Justice, Pat 67, 106, 75 Kaeb, Doug 22, 102 Kaeb, Sandy 76, 93, 41 Kaluf, Cary 22, 110 Kaluf, Rick 94 Rammer, Kim Ann Kampenga, Janet 57, 106 Keller, Linda 102 Kenning, Dave 110, 41 Kenning, Don 106 Kenning, Linda 102 Kennedy, John 102 Kerns, Walter 102 Ketchum, Brenda Ketchum, Don 102, 14 Ketchum, Doug 102 Ketchum, Pam 67, 71, 106 Kiersma, Karen 102 Kikkert, Dale 110 Kikkert, Duane 22, 94 King, Donna 27, 110 King, Marla 38, 67, 106, 108 Kingma, Joan 38, 56, 67, 76, 94, 20, 159 Kingma, Mark 14, 20, 31, 71, 106 Kingma, Phyllis 18, 56, 67, 106 K app, Pheobe Klemp, Larry 22, 106 Klemp, Luann 57, 106 Klip, Crystal 94 Klip, Kathy 26, 106 Klopp, Frank Knezevic, Milan 84 Knezevic, Rhonda 38, 50, 110 Knip, Marty 106 Knip, Ruth 94 Knopf, Marcy 56, 106 Kocek, Diane 110 Koenig, Lenora 54 Koenig, Dan 50, 51, 158 Konovsky, John 18, 110, 41 Koselke, Cecil 94 Koselke, George 71, 112 Koster, Kathy 102 Kotur, Nick 102 Kozak, Lucinda Kozak, Kirk Krohn, Martha 60 Kruizenga, Jayne 69, 94 Kruizenga, Janet 75, 106 Kruizenga, Jill 42, 112 Kurtz, Rita 38, 112 Lacefield, Patrick 15, 112, 41 Lacey, Colleen 94, 25 Lacey, Scott 106 Lacosse, Vickie Lageveen, Mark 15, 31, 51, 41, 112 Lageveen Sue 69, 94, 158 Lamar, Marvin Lapsley, Merolynne 27, 38, 41, 67, 158, 102, 104 Laster, Larry 22, 33, 112 Lauritis, Jerry 39, 51, 83, 94 Lewis, Brenda 94 Lewis, Daniel 106 Lewis, James 15, 33, 84, 112 Lewis, Robert Liebbe, Charles 15, 71, 83, 112, 41 Liebbe, Brian 14, 71, 83, 106 Liebbe, Diane 71, 94, 25 Lindeau, Linda 95 Lindzy, David 112 Lippert, Linda 60 Liston, Gary Littlepage, Dennis Littlepage, Leroy Lock, Sophie 112 Long, David Long, Donna 112 Long, Jennifer Long, Teresa 106 Longstreth, Jack 22, 106 Loser, Paul 95 Lovell, Greg 56,69,20,75,102 Lovely, Tom 76 Lovely, Chuck 15, 22 Lovely, Debra 67, 110 Lowe, Susanne 159, 42, 56, 69, 95, 25 Ludwig, James 94, 110 Ludwig, John 14, 69, 95 Luedtke, Randy 15, 33, 84, 110 Luedtke, Raymond 14, 33, 39, 42, 95 Lynch, John 106 Machon, Denise 106 Mak, Brian 106 Mak, Carol 106 Mak, Robert 112 Mak, Ronnie 102, 14 Marcum Tom 67, 76, 112 Mares, Gary 106 Mares, Terry 106 Marquardt, Kurt 106, 41 Marshall, Debra 57, 106 Martin, Jim 22, 102 Martin, Roland 58 Mason, Barry Mason, Oren 72 Matthews, Phyllis 108 Mattingly, Cindy 95 Mattingly, Henry 102 McBride, Christy 112 Me Cann Linda 56, 57, 67, 95, 20, 41 McCann, Sandra 70, 112 McCluggage, Janet 49 McCluggage, Kathy 20, 42, 56, 67, 108 McCluggage, Tim 15, 31, 82, 112 McEwan, Rich 30, 65 McFarland, Joseph 54 McGill, Steve 31,108 McIntosh, Brian 22, 108 McIntosh, John 56, 57, 67, 72, 76, 95, 41 McKim, Peggy 38, 67, 112 McKim, Susan McMahan, Dale 71, 95 Medina, Mike 108 Meditz, Doris 112 Meditz, Kathy 108 Meditz, Mike 69, 102 Meeks, Rich 14, 22,108 Mehay, Bill 14, 108 Mehay, Randy 95 Messer, Terry 70, 112 Miller, Linda 38, 108 Miller, Nancy 67, 108 Miller, Vanessa 95 Miller, Vicki 102 Mills, Lavonna 71, 112 Mills, Wanda 102 Misch, Anna 112 Misch, Barbara 67, 102 Misch, Kathy 108 Mitchell, Timothy 42, 56, 57, 67, 76, 95, 20, 25, 159 Mitchell, Thomas 22, 108 Molden, Clayton 112 Moolenaar, Brenda 112, 71 Moolenaar, Phyllis 69, 96, 41, . Morris, Becky 56, 96 Mosher, Kevin 112 Mosier, Ann 108 Mucha, John 102 Muraida, Cindy 38, 42, 108 Murphy, Rhonda 26, 105 Murray, Chip 30, 105 Musch, Beverly 67, 71 , 72, 41 , 25, 105 Musch, Carol 96 Musch, Kathy 96 Myers, Brian 82, 108, 25 Myers, Dan 83, 112 Myers, Doris 68 Myers, Jeff 22, 67, 108 Myers, Joey 112 Nagel, Debra 67, 25 Nagel, Denny 71,96, 108 Nannenga, Bill 15, 31, 112 Nannenga, Debra 112 Nannenga, Edna 105, 35, 25 Nannenga, Jean 96, 41 Nannenga, Kathryn 112 Nannenga, Mary 105 Nelson, Cathy 56, 57, 108 Nelson, Cynthia 67, 71, 108 Nemeth, Bill 14, 82, 108 Newbury, Art 18, 22, 112 Newbury, Kathy 96 Niehof, Darlene 107 Nimtz, Robertii, 84, 52 Nuss, Robert 15, 51, 84, 112 Odle, Andy 96 Odle, Brannon 14, 108 Odle, Daren 108 Oezer, Nancy 41, 69, 75, 102 Olis, Frank 18, 39, 83, 96 Oliver, Thelma Ooms, Beverly 67, 105, 104 Ooms, Phyllis 96 Orsburn, Mitch 14, 39, 71, 82, 105 Osburn, Dale 15, 54, 54, 56, 57 Overbeeke, Betty 41, 96, 158 Owens, Brenda 67, 108 Owens, Debbie 67, 112 Owens, Gary Pantos, Susan 38, 65, 84 Parker, Randy 14, 33, 83, 108 Patrick, Ronnie 33, 42, 84, 108 Patterson, Nancy 96 Patterson, Peggy 38, 108 Patton, Darrell 51, 57, 112 Patty, Al 14, 62, 82 Pellegrino, Jim 108 Peo, Marilyn Peregrine, Debbie 67, 108 Peregrine, Keith 41, 51, 76, 82, 108, 25 Peregrine, Ken 14, 22, 33, 39, 96 Peterson, Arthur 112 Peterson, Roberta 112 Pettet, Willis 31,84,112 Phelps, Timothy 105 Pierce, Randall 96 Pierson, Celeste 20, 25, 42, 56, 57, 72, 41, 105 Pierson, Jeff 15, 83 Plomaritis, Timothy 7 A, 76 Polomchak, Joanne 27, 112 Popplewell, Randy 30, 67, 84, 108 Porter, Marv 22, 96 Porter, Roger 14, 108, 109 Postma, Betty 50, 69, 96, 25 Postma, Larry 72, 41, 76, 105 Postma, Ralph 109 Prater, Raymond 22 Pruis, Marla 67, 71, 109 Pullins, Jeff 109 Radtke, Don 109 Rains, Edward 112 Randlopy, Michael Ray, Daniel 112 Rector, Kathy 112, 67, 70 Rector, Mike Rector, Ron 95 Reno, Jim 51, 105 Reno, Judy 96 Rhodes, Myron 71, 112 Rice, Cheryl 57, 109 Richards, Andy 109 Richards, Marcia 27, 112 Richardson, Carolyn 46 Richie, Harold Richie, Karen 38, 71, 84, 112 Richie, Loretta 38, 71, 84, 96, 41, 25 Ricker, Dave 14, 84, 109 Riggle, Charles 67, 71, 112 Riggle, Cheryl 67, 105 Riggle, Kathy 22, 96, 35 Risinger, Tom Ritchie, Glenda 38, 57, 109 152 Robinson, Carol 109 Robinson, Karen 105 Robinson, Sharon 105 Roorda, John 33, 72, 83, 105 Roorda, Milton 33, 109 Roorda, Robert 14, 22, 30, 39, 105 Rose, Debbie 112 Rozhon, Larry 109 Rozhon, Linda 112 Rozhon, Raymond 82, 96 Ruisard, Bruce 18, 39, 96, 75 Ruisard, Charles 15, 112 Ruisard, David 67, 71, 105, 25 Russell, Jeanette 38, 112 Russell, Norma 96 Ryska, Wayne 49 Sabuda, Jim 105 Sabuda, Lucy 57, 109 Sakel, Lary 41, 52 Sayers, Dennis 112 Sayers, Sue 105 Scamihorn, Paul 45 Schoon, Calvin 22, 30, 42, 102 Schoon, Cathy 57, 109, 35 Schrader, Greg Schriefer, Susan 47 Schroeder, Mike 83, 112 Schultz, Colleen 67, 112 Schultz, Debbie 76, 96, 41 Schultz, Janet 67, 71,109 Schultz, Timothy 82, 14, 109 Scott, Randy 31, 84, 109 Sculley, Linda 105 Sheppard, Alan 58 Shelton, Debra 38, 112 Shidler, Mary 109 Shidler, Susan 109 Shull, Byron 71, 112 Simmons, Loretta 105 Simmons, Mark 33, 105 Singer, Tom 75 Sipkema, Daniel 22, 71, 109 Sipkema, Diane 67, 71, 105, 25 Sipkema, Ralph 22, 109 Sipkema, Rhonda 67, 96, 105, 76 Sipkema, Simon 22, 96 Slawnikowski, Susan 67, 25, 105 Smith, Cindy 109 Smith, Debbie 105 Smith, Sylvia 50 Smith, Wanda 67, 71, 11, Spriggs, Maureen 67, 70, 109, 25 Spriggs, Patricia 112 Spurgeon, Jeff 14, 30, 39, 71, 82, 96 Spurgeon, John 14, 31, 67, 71, 82 Spurgeon, Julie 71, 84, 105 Stalbaum, Dale 22, 105 Stalbaum, Dan 22, 95, 96 Stalbaum, David 112 Stalbaum, Dawn 51, 105 Stalbaum, Mike 14, 39, 98 Stalbaum, Robert 14, 39, 98 Stanford, Phyllis Stansberry, George 22, 109 Stark, Jack 105 Starkey, Kim 69, 98 Starkey, Kirby 109 Stein, George 109, 41 Stein, Vicki 109 Stepp, David 105 Sterk, Carol 105 Sterk, John 112 Stimple, Jane 46 Stimple, Margaret 71, 38, 67, 84, 25, 109 St. John, Randy 14, 39, 83,105 Stockman, Ed 56, 159, 76, 98, 20, 41 Stonebraker, Janet 38, 84, 112 Stroup, Larry 22, 109 Stubblefield, Larry Stubblefield, Steve 31, 105 Sullivan, Debbie 98 Sumara, John 18, 22, 112 Summers, Larry 67, 112 Summers, Scott 67, 109, 25 Swart, Barb 105 Swart, Jim 22, 105 Swart, Lorraine 112 Swart, Terri 38, 70,112 Swartzell, Sara 54 Swisher, Gail Swisher, Terry 112 Sytsma, Steve 20, 30, 39, 56, 98, 25 Szabo, James 69, 98 Taukett, Steve 112 Taylo, Robert 72 Terborg, Brenda 19, 50, 67, 109 Terborg, Phil 104,105 Terpstra, Betty 38, 42, 56, 98, 41 Terpstra, Scott 15, 31, 112 Thelma, Oliver Thomas, Tim 112 Thomason, Deborah 38, 112 Thomason, Randy 98 Thompson, Debra 84, 112 Tibbie, Len 15, 33, 84 Tillema, Bill 31, 82, 109 Todd, Larry Tolliver, Cindy 105 Touketto, Steve Traster, John 71, 83, 109, 41 Traster, Mary Lou 47 Tysen, Mark 72, 76,105,41 Upton, Keith Van Houten, Cynthia 109 Van Houten, Wayne 22, 112 Van Keppel, Cindy 41, 112 Van Kley, Arthur 22, 25, 105 Van Kley, Janet 112 Van Kley, Randy 112 Van Kley, Roger 84 Van Schepen, Fred 14, 109 Van Swol, Denise 105 Veden, Rob 105 Walden, Becky 26, 105, 20, 75 Walden, Herman 58, 25 Walden, Roger 15, 112 Walker, Donald 112 Walker, James 22, 105 Wallace, William Wallin, Rich 56, 76, 99, 41, 25, 159 Walstra, Gary 105 Walstra, Luann 105 Walstra, Mike 112 Walters, Tina 109 Wantola, Donna 99 Warfel, Jim 112 Warfel, Thomas 82, 112 Watson, James Watson, Roger 22, 109 Weber, Mary Welch, Glenda 76, 41 Wells, Kevin 109 Whitaker, Kenneth 112 Whitaker, Kim 109, 35 White, Larry 112 Wilder, Wayne 22, 105 Williams, Joe 22, 109 Williams, Larry Williams, Sharon 112 Williams, Tanya 56, 57, 76, 67, 99, 41, 25, 159 Williamson, Darrin 15, 33, 112 Willoughby, Mike 15, 31, 112 Wilson, Judson 105 Wireman, Beverly 109 Wireman, Bill 105 Wireman, Ethel 109 Wireman, Tim 112 Wireman, Vicki 109 Womelsdorff, Carole 20, 56 Wonorski, Bill 14, 33, 83, 109, 41 Wood, Diane Wood, Doreen 57, 109 Wood, James 14, 105 Woudema, Bruce 109 Yeoman, Shirley 60 Yost, Janet 99 Yost, Mary Yurkovich, Cheryl 67, 109 Yurkovich, Debbie 56, 67, 99, 25, 20, 41 Zacher, Diane 58 Zea, Luanne 112 Zicheral, Pete 105 Zylstra, Gail 57 Zylstra, Kent 15, 51,112 153 lunchtime is funtime, lovetime, and chowtime 158 the staff dwindled, almost died . . . The staff dwindled, almost died, but found enough life to barely get out the Kougar Pride in time. Apathy knifed even the most enthusiastic attempts at organization. Sales dropped, advertisers were reluctant, and talent hid. Three business managers in succession could not put together a budget between them. Long hours with only two or three staff members mustered was the rule, not exception. But more effort by those who kept going gives the Pride more of just that ingredient indicated in its name. We work on hopes that our efforts not acknowledged during the year will be rewarded with pride in a good product for our friends at KV. KOUGAR PRIDE STAFF: TOP RIGHT: Betty Overbeeke, Merolynne Lapsley, Ads; MIDDLE: Mr. Koenig, Advisor; MIDDLE RIGHT: Cindie Crawford, Copy Assistant; Kim Hunter, Assistant Class Editor; BOTTOM LEFT: Trudi Johnson, Subscription Editor; Sue Lag- eveen. Art Assistant; BOTTOM RIGHT: Lisa Halliwell, Art Editor; Not shown: Greg Hohner, Index Editor, (73-74 Edi- tor-in-Chief); Lenor Carpenter, Ads. KOUGAR PRIDE STAFF: TOP LEFT: Susanne Lowe, Assistant Editor; MIDDLE LEFT: Joan Kingma, Editor-in-Chief; BOTTOM LEFT : Rich Wallin, Advertise- ments; Shirley Beersma, Business; TOP RIGHT: Carol Deardorff, Class Editor; MIDDLE RIGHT: Tanya Williams, Ed Stockman, Tim Mitchell, Photographers; BOTTOM RIGHT: Jan Duttlinger, Copy Editor. 159 Special thanks go to: “Aunt Patty Lindeman (yearbook representative) for helping us so much, Wahlberg Studio for help with pictures and doing a great job with them all, Mrs. Zach- er for help with typing the copy, Diane Liebbe for helping at the last minute with the ads, the teachers that helped with the ID ' s, our parents (Joan and Sue ' s) for the patience they had while we were working on the yearbook, Mr. Koenig for all the time he stayed after school to give us a hand on the Pride, and last but not least, Mr. Ryska who gave us the mid-year “boost we needed. Thanks to all. Joan Kingma Susanne Lowe