Mattawan High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mattawan, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1988 volume:

1988 MIRROR Mattawan High School 56720 Murray Street Mattawan, Michigan 49071 A LIFETIME OF DEDICATION The Mirror Staff proudly dedicates the 1988 yearbook to Mr. Mike Hall. He not only presents history in an interesting manner, but is able to take the events of the past and relate them to present day life in a way that makes his students eager to learn. While he is an outstanding educator, Mr. Hall is also known for his concern for his students as individuals. His caring attitude extends beyond his students to include his family. Last year he coached his son's little league baseball team to a first place standing. Mr. Hall and his family also spent time in Canada where they enjoyed sight-seeing and a Shakespeare festival. Mr. Hall's hobbies include indoor soccer, softball, shooting pool, collecting old weapons, and of course, reading histories. Thank you, Mr. Hall, for all of your concern and effort on our part. It is deeply appreciated. 2 Left: Did you see that? With their curiosity aroused, Mr. Avelis and Mr. Staron give an amusing glance to an interesting object. Below left: Look at him go! Greg Bibart stares unbelievingly at Mike Wolbers as he inhales his drink. Above: But it's lunch! On her way to her seat. Ginger Miner is spotted by someone who has better ideas for her food. Left: Are you looking for me? Kurt Zito plays hide-and-seek while waiting on the lunch line. Above: What are you looking at down there? Mike Boelman and Lloyd Brooks take a cat nap before the big game. Below: Oh no! Not that! Ellen Wdowicki, Brad Shaink, and Dana Cramer are obviously not enjoying what they're seeing. Above: Howdy, ya'II! Mr. Williams shows his versatility in the English language. Below: It's a rough life. Students, Brandi McKinney and Heather Turner relax and take a break during class. LOOK] 6 Vice President Kcrrie VanderRoest Secretary Natalie Nichols s e n ♦ i o r President Chauntel Stone Advisor Clark Balas The senior class has had four excellent years at MHS. We shared many great moments that will always be remembered. We have worked hard on fundraisers and plan on using some of our money to take a senior trip. We know that all that we have learned and experienced here at Mattawan will remain with us through the years. We hope the best for those coming behind us. Cherish the memories. These are the best days of our life. Live it to the fullest. The Class of '88 Treasurer Kris Whitman Trustee Kim VanTassell Look at these cuties ... And we said that we didn't like school. Face it, we loved it! Look at all the fun we had, and all the friends we have made, and the guidelines we have built for ourselves. Remember our distressful lunch hours just shootin' the breeze? School was basically something to complain about. Then that day came when they shoved us out those two big doors, and said Go on; live your life. Similar to the time our fathers threw us into the lake and said, Swim or drown. So much was expected from us then, just take a look now. School was the best care free time of our lives, preparing us for the future. Did we ever say thanks? Well, here goes, THANK-YOU MATTAWAN HIGH SCHOOL! Puzevic. future football coach. Laura Anderson, thrilled about scoring her point. There are times we all gaze into space, Dave Ross. Mrs. Kruzich, it looks like you've got a box load of work there. Dawn Corwin, Shootin' the breeze.' Yes, Mike Gray, I'm taking your picture. 10 Steve Chapman, You film me. I'll shoot you! Kerrie VanderRoest and Mr. Balas chatting for a Dave Ross, wake spell. up!!!!! Oh, See How We’ve Grown 1. Heather Alban 2. Judy Polderman 3. Aimy Minor 4. Scott Redinger 5. Kris Whitman 6. Kari Hall 7. Angel VanEk 8. Doug McKinney 9. Mark Wolf 10. Marti Sage 11. Tracy Schultz 12. Kim VanTassell 13. Brenda Love 14. Shelly Pesonen 15. Mike Gray 16. Tammi Sanfilippo 12 1. Natalie Nichols 2. Lloyd Brooks 3. Leigh Goodman 4. Jane Kesteloot 5. Shawn Burks 6. Chauntel Stone 7. Shawn Argo 8. Holly Valence 9. Romy Craven 10. Lourdes Franco 11. James Harback 12. Marsha Fifolt 13. Pamela Jepkema 14. Julie Williams 15. Robin Roll 16. Erik Jefferson 17. Kiki Stamatiou 18. Cyndee Frowine A ’0 Af-' 13 1. Jerry Kruzich 2. Carrie VanNiman 3. Michelle VanAllen 4. Susan Dude 5. Eric Lewandowski 6. Tracy Dark 7. Cindy Whitehead 8. Amy Roach 9. Heather Hill 10. Mickey Stratton 11. Robin Maxson 12. Laura Forester 13. Kerrie VanderRoest 14. Chad Harrison 14 □ 1. Amy Mack 2. Scott Kellogg 3. Jennifer Hoikka 4. Kurt Zito 5. Ellen Wdowicki 6. Jeff Barr 7. Kris Hartwigsen 8. Sheila Terrell 9. Jesse Gwilliams 10. Robert Holman 11. Laura Anderson 12. Jennifer Lenhart 13. Mike Hecker 14. Tim Flickinger 15. Paul Leveque 16. Mike Boelman 17. Dawn Corwin 18. Melissa Crites 15 4. Ken Hiser 5. Mike Stevens 6. Darrin Marvin 7. Mike Maag A NEW BEGINNING ! Then, it was exciting and new, A new beginning, a goal in our eyes. Reaching for the top, We all were. We've been together for years. We've said good-bye to some, Welcomed others. And continued our upward climb. A long struggle Amidst friends and excitement. We thought we'd never make it. And here we are. Now we've reached our goal, The top, the end. But instead of an ending. We've reached a new beginning. Once again, it is exciting and new. We'll start again. And again we will reach for the top, And we will never stop. Pamela Sue Jepkema 16 Lloyd Brooks, Chad Harrison, Mike Boelman Erik Jefferson, Steve Chapman Tracy Schultz, Angel VanEk Mike Boelman Brad Roll, Erik Jefferson, Steve Amy Mack, Kris Whitman, Judy Chapman, Chris Jennings Polderman Darrin Marvin, Matt Schuen, Mike Stevens Tracy Schultz, Kari Hall 17 HEATHER MARY ALBAN NICKNAMES: Heath, Cobra, Wings, Heatha MARK OF I D.: Greg, Aimy, Brett, my little yellow plymouth, being a lady cop's daughter, gold hoops, and Hawaii. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, to major in travel, and have a good time while I'm at it, and also be an invited guest to Mike's social gathering. DREAM: To go back to Hawaii and start my own travel agency and give all my friends and family free round trip tickets to the Aloha State. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 9; Pep pal 9, 10; Powder Puff 11, 12; Homecoming Committee 11; Yearbook Staff 12; Softball 10, 12. LAURA LYNN ANDERSON NICKNAMES: Flossy, Lori, Lora, Yippa 2, Foe MARK OF I.D.: My eyes, my laugh. Cinder. FUTURE PLANS: Go to school and figure out what I want to be when I grow up . DREAM: Live somewhere where the climate will make me happy and to be very rich and powerful. ACTIVITIES: Pep pal 9, 10, 11; Volleyball 9; Soccer 9, 10. STEVE AREAUX SHAWN RENE ARGO NICKNAMES: Argoshawn, Shawny, Peaches, Argo MARK OF I.D.: Kris, always talking about Stacy and (the countdown), my height, my little feet, and chocolate. FUTURE PLANS: To graduate from high school, marry Stacy, attend Davenport College and someday open my own accounting firm. DREAM: To live in a world where peace is abundant, to be able to live forever and to never lose touch with my friends and also to be Stacy's wife. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9, 10, 12; Track 9, 12; Talent contest 10; Select choir 9, 10; Upjohn Accounting Explorer 11, 12; Skill center 12; Basketball score-keeper 11, 12. TAMMIE LYNETTE AUSTIN NICKNAMES: Tabbitha, cat, Munchkin MARK OF I.D.: Long hair, being very short, and hanging around with Kim B. FUTURE PLANS: To go to law school, maybe get married some day. DREAM: To be the richest widow in the world, have a different car for everyday of the week and to travel around the world 7 times. ACTIVITIES: Band 9, 10. MELISSA LYNN BAILEY NICKNAME: Missy FUTURE PLANS: To take a year off and just work, then go to flight school. DREAM: To own a big house on the ocean in Florida and be successful in what I do. 18 JEFF T. BARR NICKNAMES: J.B., Home-boy MARK OF I.D.: Quietness FUTURE PLANS: To work, go to college or service. DREAM: To live a nice full life, with a nice wife, a beautiful family and to live comfortably in the country. ACTIVITIES: Bowling, movies, and video games. KIMBERLY LYNN BAUMGARTNER NICKNAMES: Kimmy, Kim MARK OF I.D.: Long red hair, always reading, love shocking people. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college, get a job, and see what after that. DREAM: To succeed at anything I try and to have a full, happy life. NOEL HARTLE BELL NICKNAMES: Hank, Chopper, Hanko-Panko, Hanky man MARK OF I.D.: Contrasting clothing, irregular hair, black and the living nightmare! FUTURE PLANS: To go off to college then become a nurse then enter into real estate and retire with 3 wives in Mexico. DREAM: To own my own island with only my future family and no modern inventions to put a strain on my life. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12. LISA RENEE BELLWARE NICKNAME: Lis MARK OF I.D.: Freckle in my right eye, Jerry, my turquoise car. FUTURE PLANS: To attend Michigan State, major in marketing and make the most out of my college life. DREAM: To marry the one I love, travel all over Europe, and end up spending the rest of my life with him on our own deserted island. ACTIVITIES: Musical 9,10; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Band President 12; French Club Vice President 12; Homecoming Queen 12. RUSSELL KEVIN BERRYMAN NICKNAMES: Russ, chink, computer freak MARK OF ID.: Kodiak, glasses, computers, '67 ca-maro. FUTURE PLANS: Attend the Navy for 4 years, then go to DeVry Tech school for 3 years to study 1C Electronics. DREAM: To be well known in the Navy and to do my best through the rest of my years. ACTIVITIES: Football 9; Track 12. MICHAEL STEVEN BOEL-MAN NICKNAMES: Mike, Bo, Boel MARK OF I D.: 24, my truck, The Pack , fiesta, ZZ, Tone. FUTURE PLANS: To live my life to the FULLEST, meet that special lady out there waiting for me, settle down and make a family DREAM: To make a large sum of money and throw the biggest social gathering on this side of the equator that will put Mattawan on the map. ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10,11,12, Basketball 9, 10; Snowcoming Court 9; Homecoming Court 11, 12; Class officer 10. ROBERT ALLEN BOLHUIS NICKNAMES: Rob, Ratel MARK OF I.D.: My crazy driving, comic books and baseball cards, DECA. FUTURE PLANS: Go to Western and major in business management and own my own comic book and baseball card store. DREAM: Own my own store and become an eccentric millionaire playboy by the age of 20. LLOYD E. BROOKS IV NICKNAMES: Little train, Brooksie, Eugene, Lloydie. MARK OF I.D.: 22, lack of tallness, my Mustangs. FUTURE PLANS: Have a wild time for a couple of years after graduation, then settle down with that special lady out there and live my life to the best I know how. DREAM: To run in the same backfield with Joe Morris for the N.Y. Giants tie Back Attack . ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; . i A Basketball 9; Homecom- W- mSi I ing Court 10. wL m SHAWN M. BURKS NICKNAMES: KWIK, Melvin MARK OF I.D.: Air maxes, short word phrases, I'll get my mom's car, Datsun 210, rude and straight to the point, procrastination. FUTURE PLANS: To graduate from high school and go to college and get my degree in Accounting and become a CPA for some large business firm. DREAM: To race against Carl Lewis in the 1992 Olympic games and WIN! ACTIVITIES: Band 9; Cross country 11, 12; Track 11, 12. ANDREW ROBERT BYERS NICKNAMES: The Shadow, Andy MARK OF I D.: Red Pinto. FUTURE PLANS: To attend MSU and study psychology, or something else. To start a utopian community on an island in the North Atlantic. DREAM: To be content, to have a cerebral conversation with Sting and Carl, to not get lost in the shuffle of life. ACTIVITIES: Student; Employee; Life. CHRISTIE MICHELE CARLSON NICKNAMES: Queenie, Fat Broad, Cee Cee MARK OF I D.: Gold, Gary, hair, Micky D's. FUTURE PLANS: I plan to graduate from Western and make my career in fine arts. DREAM: Travel to Egypt and marry Gary. ACTIVITIES: Track 9, 10; Miss Mattawan 1987 11. MATTHEW TIMOTHY CASHEN NICKNAMES: Matt, Cat, Catman MARK OF I D.: Baseball, Cycle, Ego FUTURE PLANS: Go to college and major in social studies and theatre and continue playing baseball. DREAM: To live comfortably with my family in a house in the country, play pro baseball, and star on Broadway. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12, Musical 11, 12; Forensics 11, 12; Play 11, 12. 20 k I ti STEVEN CHAPMAN NICKNAMES: Setienne, Etienne, Big boy, Champlain, Stevie. MARK OF I.D.: 1963 Nova, tan Swatch, woven bracelet on wrist, L.L. Bean Shoes. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, then go to dental school. DREAM: Windsurf Hoo-kipa Beach, live like a yuppie while driving a BMW. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 10; Hockey 9, 10; Tennis 12; Windsurfing 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; KVA Exchange Day 9; School K-12. CRAIG LAWRENCE COOK NICKNAMES: Cookie monster MARK OF I D.: Isn't that special! , Although I may be a little more superior than you . FUTURE PLANS: To attend Western and graduate with a major in Business Management and Psychology. DREAM: To marry and move to a place where the people have never heard of snow. ACTIVITIES: Brother Goose, Carasel ... Life. SCOTT COOK NICKNAMES: Hairy Krishna, bro. Dude, Antman MARK OF I.D.: Black hat, my jeans with Alice down left leg, my Pinto, and my pictures in my locker. FUTURE PLANS: Graduate and go to college and study to be a draftsman. This way if my dream doesn't work out I have something to fall back on. DREAM: Become 5th member of Motley Crue, get rich, drive a fast and expensive car from party to party, and own a large mansion in Beverly Hills. ACTIVITIES: Work; have fun. EDWARD P. CORNELIUS NICKNAMES: Broozer, Pa Pa, Big guy snoozer. MARK OF I.D.: My truck, hats and always working. FUTURE PLANS: Go to work full time, buy a house, get married and then win the lotto. DREAM: To own one of every car and truck made in the 50's and 60's and live way out in the Wilderness with no one around. DAWN MICHELLE CORWIN NICKNAMES: Dawnie, Dawner, Dawnster, Ster, Stu MARK OF I.D.: Omni with red hubcaps, my laugh. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, to be successful in what career I choose. DREAM: To live life to its fullest with the man I love, to look back and know my life had meaning and having made others happy, to see all my loved ones in heaven. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 9, Volleyball 9, 10, 12; Softball 10; Band 9. 21 ROMY SUE CRAVEN NICKNAMES: Rom, Ro-mulous, Rommcr, Ro-mous Craveous MARK OF I.D.: Red 1970 Mustang. FUTURE PLANS: I plan on being the leading manufacturer of defective tennis balls, and have the privilege of throwing them at all children who refuse to listen to me while I lifeguard. DREAM: To raise the first team of English bulldogs that win the Iditarod. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer 11; Yearbook 11; Yearbook Editor 12; National Honors Society 11, 12. MELISSA MARIE CRITES NICKNAMES: Barbie, Pooky, Madeleine, Missing MARK OF I.D.: My little red wagon, my hair, my dimples. FUTURE PLANS: To live and see as much of life as my Mastercard allows. DREAM: To see, in my lifetime, the nations, cultures, and peoples of the world united in Peace and Love. ACTIVITIES: Musical 10, 11, 12; Play 11, 12; Forensics 11, 12; KVA Exchange Day 12; Band 9, 10, 11; French Club 12; Soccer 9, 10; Secretary of French Club. TRACY LYNN DARK NICKNAMES: Bear, Tracy, P.M. MARK OF I.D.: Animal crackers Mountain Dew, Randy. FUTURE PLANS: To finish cosmetology and someday buy my own beauty salon. DREAM: To be Bon Jovi, Cinderella, or Whites-nakes hairstylist. ACTIVITIES: Working. )IM DEVISSER NICKNAMES: Jimmy Dee, James, Quik-6 MARK OF I.D.: Car and guns and war. FUTURE PLANS: 30 years in the Navy. DRF.AM:To be a Rear Admiral on a cruiser. ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9. JEFF JAY DILL NICKNAMES: Diller, Dill Pickle MARK OF I.D.: Big chevy truck, mustard yellow. Scout II, canary yellow. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, live in an apartment and have fun. DREAM: Live on a lake and have a nice old car. Never work on the weekends and race for the Coors Racing Team. ACTIVITIES:Soccer 9, 10. 22 SUSAN ELIZABETH DUDE NICKNAMES: Dude, Sue, Suzetre' Dudetre', Du-Du MARK OF I.D.: Miniskirts, cheeseburgers, lack of height, smiley, cheerleading, laughing. FUTURE PLANS: Get out of moving to Arizona and attend a hip college, get married — no kids (That health movie was a nightmare). DREAM: To raise Penguins in Australia, to abolish mornings forever, and to always keep my sense of humor. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Pal 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10; Snowcoming Court 10; French Club 12. JEFF SCOTT FERRIELL NICKNAMES: Weasel, Keith MARK OF I.D.: Lt. Blue Buick Regal, Pizza. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, get a high paying job, and some day start my own business. DREAM: To become very rich, own a condo on a mountain and drive a red Lamborghini, travel the world, live happy and die. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 10; Skiing. BRIAN FLETCHER NICKNAMES: Fletch, Fletchman MARK OF I.D.: White leather tennis shoes, Uh — Oh , Paranoia. FUTURE PLANS. Writing action novels. DREAM: To stop a mad man from taking over the world and be a big hero. ACTIVITIES: 7th Hours 9, 10, 12; Band 9; Bumming rides home 9, 10, 11, 12; Goofing off 9, 10, 11, 12. TIMOTHY PAUL FLICK-INGER NICKNAMES: Timo, Turtle, Timmy, Flick MARK OF I.D.: Lefty, gutless Cutlass, speaking Spanish, chewing gum, neatness. FUTURE PLANS: Attend college, enjoy the career and lifestyle I chose to pursue and marry someone very special who can live life to its fullest with our family. DREAM: Have a successful and happy future, build a log cabin somewhere in the mountains of Colorado, to be the 1 tennis player in the world. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis Club 10; Tennis 11, 12; Spanish Club 12. LAURA ELAINE FORESTER NICKNAMES: Lore, Lara, Flash, Gimp, Clopin MARK OF I.D.: running, broken leg, Krissy,and animal, debating, pigeon toed. FUTURE PLANS: To heal my leg, go to college, try to run, and find life after high school tremendous. DREAM: To beat all of Chad Thompson's and Shawn Burk's PR's and to work up to the 1996 Olympics and out kick every world class woman athlete. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country; Track; Musical; French club; Indoor soccer; Powder puff football; KVA Exchange. LOURDES MARIA FRANCO NICKNAMES: Lu, Des, Frank MARK OF I.D.: Being Short and skinny, bilingual, and The Ranch. FUTURE PLANS: To travel to Europe w Geni, Rusty, and Marti, go to college and hopefully get an education. DREAM: That everyone would sing La Bamba correctly and to become a rich successful Mexican midget in the business world. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Procrastination 9,10, 11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Work 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Treasurer 12; Having Fun 9, 10, 11, 12. MIKE FRANK 23 CYNDEE ANN EROWINE NICKNAMES: Cyn, Brat FUTURE PLANS: My future plans are to get married on June 11, 1988. I will eventually have two kids in the near future. DREAM: I dreamed to live with the richest man and live in a mansion in the woods. KRISTIN MARIE GENTIS NICKNAMES: Kristoflirt, Krissy, Kristopher MARK OF I.D.: Shawn Argo, dressing up, smiling alot. FUTURE PLANS: Attend Davenport College for two years, to become a legal secretary. Move to Florida and work in a law firm. DREAM: To marry the man of my dreams and have tons of money. To become a lawyer eventually and have enough cash to tour Europe. ACTIVITIES: Track 11; Skills Center Secretarial Program 11, 12. SANDRA MARIE GOLDEN NICKNAMES: San, Sandy, Silica, Shorty MARK OF I.D.: Height, my best friends Angel Tracy FUTURE PLANS: Go to college get a career, someday get married. DREAM: To live on the ocean and travel from port to port in a small cruiser . . ACTIVITIES. Cross Country 10, 11; Track 9, 10; LEIGH ANNE GOODMAN NICKNAMES: Kate, Good man, BoomBoom, Whitney, Goodman MARK OF I.D.: Being extremely gullable, always eating in class, being outspoken. FUTURE PLANS: Attend college at Western and study business administration. Move back to San Diego and live on the beach with the big KAHUNA. DREAM: Meet Steve Garvey and to own the Padres. To own my own McDonalds. Never get married so I can't get divorced. ACTIVITIES: Track 9, Pep Pal 9, 10; Men's Basketball Stats 10; Men's Track Manager 10; Basketball 12; Powder Puff 9, 12; KVA Exchange 12. LEAH SUZANNE GOOD-HEW NICKNAMES: Le huh , P , Lee'er, Lee Peter pan MARK OF I.D.: Reggie, disruptive, problem child. FUTURE PLANS: To graduate and go on to college and find a nice relaxing area, that I yet have not found, and to be a child story book writer. DREAM: To never meet another 'Puke' for as long as I live or to wear the color purple again, and to never name my child Holly- ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9, 10, Pep Pal 9; KVA Exchange Day 11; Yearbook staff 12; Photographer 12; School K-12. MICHAEL L. GRAY NICKNAMES: Wheel, Grayboat MARK OF I.D.: Good listener, evil laugh, athletics, drawing. FUTURE PLANS: College, own a business, own a Porsche, have a large fam-ily. DREAM: Own a Porsche dealership, live long, and to play major league baseball. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11,12; Powder Puff Coach 10, 11; Indoor Soccer; Outdoor Soccer; Drew Yearbook pictures 9, 10, 11. BRYAN GUNDER GUNDERSON NICKNAMES:Gunder, Pup MARK OF I D.: Red Che-velle, gold Fairmont (looks like police car), can't make up mind. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, work, get married, never return to Mattawan ever again. DREAM: Get my Chevelle back, live on Gilligan's Island for a week, be eternally happy forever. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 10; Work 9, 10, 11, 12. LISA JUNE GUNN NICKNAMES: Bang Bang, Shotgun MARK OF I.D.: Being weird and humorous. FUTURE PLANS: To attend a business college after graduation and marry the man of my dreams. DREAM: Move to California and marry a gorgeous, tan surfer with mega bucks. JESSE DAVID GWILLIAMS NICKNAMES: Jess, Joaquin, Jesse G. Williams MARK OF I.D.: Hair is always a mess, basketball, speeding tickets, my EXP, (the loudest car on earth) and Susan. FUTURE PLANS: Attend college, get a job I like, marry a beautiful girl, have two kids, one has to be a boy, and enjoy life. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9; National Honor Society 11, 12; Homework 9, 10. CHARLES WILLIAM HADAWAY NICKNAME: Charlie! MARK OF I D.: Scott, Steve, Cory, Rob, Paul, The Horndogs me my car that dad DIDN'T buy for me! FUTURE PLANS: Go to college own my own business, marry a beautiful career minded woman. DREAM: Become really rich and have parties all the time! ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Skiing 9, 10, 11, 12; Bowling K-12. KARI ANN HALL NICKNAMES: Kare, Kare-bear. Hall, Karl, Lupe' MARK OF I D.: The Pack , Jody Jill, Dad's toys. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college and work on a career in the travel business, open my own travel agency, and be an invited guest at Boelman's social gathering. DREAM: Become outrageously rich and live in a large beach house on the Caribbean with a 100 ft. yacht out front. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 9, 10, 11; Soccer 9, 10; Student Council 11, 12; KVA Exchange 11, 12; Homecoming Court 10, 12; Yearbook 12. JAMES MICHAEL HAR-BACK JR. NICKNAMES: Jim, Jim-bob, Jimmie James, Jameson MARK OF I.D.: Blue jeans and jean jacket, long tongue, white hat. FUTURE PL ANS: Join Army as Airborne M.P., then become local state police officer. DREAM: Become 5th member of Cinderella, live in Los Angeles in expensive condo and drive a Lamborghini Countach 5000 Quarto Volvo. ACTIVITIES: Rock concerts, and having fun. 25 CHAD LEE HARRISON NICKNAME: The Hair MARK OF I D.: Gray Ca-maro, Lori, Pickles FUTURE PLANS: Get my Iroc-Z, work hard and earn lots of money and have things go smooth in my life. DREAMrTo acquire an unthinkable amount of money, and spend it all in one day. To attend Bo's social gathering. ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10; Baseball 9, 10; Basketball 9,10, 11; Snowcoming Court 11. DUKE W. HARTWELL NICKNAMES: Duker, Duuuke, Duke of Earl, The Duke, Spook MARK OF I.D.: My name, 1979 Plymouth Volare, 225 Slantle. FUTURE PLANS: Attempt graduation, if I succeed, I'll go to a tech school. DREAM: Achieve a career that I like and can make alot of money. ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Powder puff Cheerleading 11, 12. KRISTEN KELLY HARTWIGSEN NICKNAMES: Kiss-face, Krissy-Kclly, Miss Kris, Bambino, Queenie MARK OF ID.: Ever changing hair color, black and white, lost cells , giving everyone nicknames. FUTURE PLANS: To do hair in a reputable salon (this means not in or near a mall!) DREAM: To be the Paul Mitchell of the 90's. ACTIVITIES: Part time student; Volleyball; Track manager 10; Cosmetology. HEATHER ELAINE HILL NICKNAMES: Heat-her, Heath MARK OF I.D.: Always smiling and chewing gum, my laugh, and pinhole in end of nose. FUTURE PLANS: Go to WMU and get my master's degree in teaching math and programming computers. Get married. DREAM: Marry the man of my dreams, live on our very own island, have lots of kids, be wealthy, travel around the world and teach kids to twirl the rifle and flag. ACTIVITIES: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Rifle Twirler 10, 11, 12; Tennis 11, 12; Forensics 9; Musical 11; Pep Pal 9, 10, 11, 12; Powder Puff 9, 10, 11; Basketball Stat Keeper 11. MICHAEL THOMAS HECKER NICKNAMES: Heck, Brain, Big Man , Grumpy MARK OF I.D.: Height, curly hair, braces, key chain, smart remarks. FUTURE PLANS: Attend U of M, obtain a law degree, marry that special someone possibly and live a happy satisfied life. DREAM: Be incredibly wealthy and travel the world before I'm 35. Own mansions throughout the world. Always be healthy and physically fit. Have no regrets. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10; Tennis 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Snow Skiing; Water Skiing; Softball (City League). KENNETH MICHAEL HISER NICKNAMES: The Boul-lion Cube, Skippy, Ken, Guy (Gee), Stinky, Pugs-nap MARK OF I.D.: In-grown toes. FUTURE PLANS: Own my own disco, dance on Fame, and get a job designing and manufacturing Crayola crayon boxes, or play guitar. DREAM: Slow down and figure out what it is that is really worthwhile. And to live on a beach overrun by tanks. To meet Lon Chaney. ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10; Track 9. JENNIFER HOIKKA KELLY R. HOLLIDAY NICKNAMES: Loopie, Kel MARK OF I.D.: My hair, the way I drive, knowing all about M.A.'s. FUTURF PLANS: Go to KVCC for a couple years, and then who knows. DREAM: To be rich, happy, and loved. ACTIVITIES: Being with my friends; Talking on the phone; Having fun; Working; Writing Reading. ROBERT PRYOR HOLMAN II NICKNAMES: Rob, Robby, Howard, Howie MARK OF I.D.: Hair, Cheboygan, my walk, my talk, shotgun. FUTURE PLANS: To go to Harvard and become a lawyer. Eventually get married and settle down. DREAM: To someday be able to afford my tastes. ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10; Tennis 10, 12; Yearbook 12; Powder Puff Cheerleading 12. CHRISTINE LYNN HOLMES NICKNAMES: Chrissy, Chrissy-poo, Bucky, Crisco, Princess MARK OF I.D.: Dimples, my laugh, Coloma. FUTURE PLANS: Move in with Carla and attend college at LMC, Study law enforcement and become a state police officer. DREAM: To marry my first love and to have a life together that lasts forever. ACTIVITIES: Pep Pal 9, 12; Football cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball Cheerleading 9, 10. MARK THOMAS HORTON MARK OF I D.: My blue Ford 4x4. FUTURE PLANS: Go to Ferris and then open my own body shop. DREAM: To own a big house on a hill overlooking a lake up North. ACTIVITIES: Work 9, 10, 11. JAY ALLEN HUTCHISON NICKNAMES: Jaybird, Bird, Hutch, Gilles MARK OF I.D.: The Bird, Toronto Bluejays, saying things that make no sense, being a little rude at times, no personal hygiene, AVIA hat, Doug Robb, owning many tapes (including ANTHRAX). FUTURE PLANS: Become a Spartan for the next 4 years. DREAM: To create a world in which there are no moral standards whatsoever, or maybe just see ANTHRAX in concert. ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10,11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Homework 9; Borrowing someone else's homework 10, 11, 12; Obnoxious basketball spectator 11, 12. DON L. JAMES NICKNAMES: Gl Joe, Jams, Army Dude MARK OF I D.: Camouflage jacket, electronics. FUTURE PLANS: Tech school, good job. DREAM: Get a good, reliable occupation and marry the future mother of my two future children, and live happily ever after. ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10; Track 9; Future problem solvers 10. CHRISTOPHER SELLECK JENNINGS NICKNAMES: Beeks, Bugs, Kango Kid, Chris, Crystal Ball MARK OF I.D.: Car, T-Shirts, Skateboard, Summer Skankin. FUTURE PLANS: Go to 4 year college, then to graduate school, and be a lawyer or something. Look for a wife and settle down. DREAM: Like everybody that ever graduated from Mattawan wants, I want to be very wealthy, have a good wife, kids, and a car collection, live in a nice house, etc ... ACTIVITIES: Sports programs never really impressed me, but skiing and skateboarding are cool. KRISTINE MARIE JOHNSON NICKNAMES: Krissy J, Phoebus, Helga, Amy , JJ MARK OF I.D.: my crazy friends, slam marks from Shawn Phil, granny car natural blonde hair, chubby cheeks. FUTURE PLANS: Get accepted to my favorite University and find a career that will be interesting. DREAM: Run Crosscountry again and beat Janene Animal Bohan in every race and then to marry Melvin. ACTIVITIES: Track; Cross Country; Quiz Bowl; Student Council; K.V.A. Exchange Day; French Club; Marching Band; M.S.N., O.G.; Forensics; N.H.S. ERIK RANDALL JEFFERSON NICKNAMES: EJ, Jeff Erik- son, E. Randy MARK OF I D : Golf clubs, silver Buick Skylark, short fingernails, MILWAUKEE BREWERS. FUTURE PLANS: Attend Arizona or Wisconsin University majoring in Business Administration or Psychology. Play college golf for Arizona. DREAM: To join the PGA Tour at the age of 18 and earn 2 Million dollars my first year. Also to beat Jack Nicklaus in a playoff in the 1990 Masters Golf Tournament. ACTIVITIES: Golf 9, 10,11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Student Council 12; Firewalking 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. PAMELA SUE JEPKEMA NICKNAMES: Pamula, Pa-mels, Pauline, Pamma Sue, A( MARK OF I.D.: My wrist-clock, driving ability, late arrivals, hysterical fits in physics, getting physical, milk, vegetables and raw potatoes. FUTURE PLANS: Attend M.S.U. to major in advertising then hopefully find an enjoyable profitable job. When I get a chance, to visit Australia, possibly live there for a time. DREAM: Live life to its fullest, accept all challenges, and never settle for less than the best from my abilities. (O.K., live the army commercial; to be all that I can be!) ACTIVITIES:Soc:cer 9-12; Play 11, 12; Musical 9-12. MICHAEL DAVID JOHNSON NICKNAMES: Spike MARK OF I.D.: Red Ford pick-up, Blue GTX, El Ca-mino. FUTURE PLANS: Go to a Business college, have my own excavating company. DRFAM: To own a Mansion overlooking the ocean in Miami, with a wife and two kids. ACTIVITIES: Track 9, 10, 11, 12. SCOTT EDWARD KELLOGG NICKNAMES: Serge, McKelly Ferris MARK OF I.D.: The Ca-maro, my nose, saying No I'm not related to 'those' Kellogs . FUTURE PLANS: Be a Spartan for the next four years then transfer to U of M school of law, and enjoy myself until I have to go out and earn a living in the real world. DREAM: To retire early after a successful and prosperous career practicing law and travel the world; or maybe I'd just settle for lifetime tickets to the Morton Dawneg jr. Show. ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10; Quiz Bowl 11, 12; Homework 9, 10; N.H.S. 11, 12. |ANE CATHERINE KESTE-LOOT NICKNAMES: Amanda, AJ, Janie, Janer, Cupcake MARK OF I.D.: Kerrie, my laugh, my love for jewelry, my natural tan, always speaking Spanish, hockey soccer fan. FUTURE PLANS: Tour Norway and Europe this summer, attend WMU and major in design, eventually design and build my own house. DREAM: To forever keep in touch with my beautiful friends, to look back on my life with no major regrets, and to say I wish I could do it all again. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Pep Pal 9, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. CHAD E. KERWIN NICKNAMES: Chadley, Chaddie, Chadwick MARK OF I.D.: Kerwin Electric Inc., hats, 83' Ca-maro. Football. FUTURE PLANS: Attend an architectural school and receive a bachelor's degree in architecture. DREAM: To eventually own an architectural firm and make more than enough money to live an easy life. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Obnoxious Basketball Spectator 11, 12. PAUL HENRY KISON NICKNAMES: Long haired hippy freak, P. Kison MARK OF I D.: My ugly green car, fun fruits, and a back pack. FUTURE PLANS: To become an adult, go to college, and to be a Philanthropist. DREAM: To become a used car salesman. STEVE E. KNIPFEL NICKNAMES: Spanky MARK OF I D.: Flame red Nova, hunting cap. FUTURE PLANS: Seek a position in architecture or carpentry. DREAM: Live close to the wilderness and be free from all responsibility. SCOTT J. KORSTANGE NICKNAMES: Scotty, Esteban, Leech, Kors-tang MARK OF I D.: The Ford Bronco II, the super fast rod my Escort that I used to drive. FUTURE PLANS: Go to KVCC for 1 year, then possibly transfer to WMU or somewhere else and take it from there. DREAM: To be accepted into NASA as an astronomer, space engineer, or director and if not that, then to get rich as fast as I can. ACTIVITIES: Table Tennis; Basketball ETC 29 REGINA COELI KOVACIC NICKNAMES: Gina, lean MARK OF I.D.: jewelry. FUTURE PLANS: To become an accountant. Data Entry Clerk, and artist. To live happily married to the one I love. DREAM: Help as much as I can in the world to make it better for the future generation. To live on a ranch with my loving husband and many children. Always be there for someone. JENNIFER ANN LENHART NICKNAME: Jen MARK OF I D.: Ellen, Brenda FUTURE PLANS: Go to college live it up. DREAM: To be happy while making others happy ACTIVITIES: Soccer 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Powder Puff 10, 11; Forensics 10, 12; Pep Pal 11; Track 9; Musical 9, 10, 12. JERRY THOMAS KRU-ZICH NICKNAMES: Yari, Big Boy (from S.C. only), Kruz, 5 MARK OF I.D.: My gold chain, freckle on my eye, wearing jersey 1. FUTURE PLANS: To wake up tomorrow (and every morning after). Go to college, and be just like Ted. DREAM: Defect to Yugoslavia and carry their World Cup soccer team to their first World Championship by leading all goal scores in the tournament. Also, I would like to meet the members of INXS and U2. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Indoor Soccer Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Eagles Hockey 9, 10; KVA Student Exchange 9, 12; Student Council 11, 12. KRISTINA MARIE LE-VENSKY NICKNAMES: Tina Turner, Teen, Teeny FUTURE PLANS: May attend a business college — As of yet college is unknown. DREAM: Drop everything and travel the U.S. by the time I'm 30. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 11, 12. PAUL A. LEVEQUE NICKNAMES: Lev-A-Q, Little Raccon Man MARK OF I.D.: 66' Mustang, hair. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college and be a fish and wildlife specialist. Make money and live happily. DREAM: To live in the mountains in either Alabama, Colorado, or Switzerland, to ski my life away. ACTIVITIES: Attending Social activities 9, 10, 11, 12; School K-12; Skiing 9, 10, 11, 12. ERIC CONRAD LEWAN-DOWSKI NICKNAMES: Lew, Pollock, Rick, Mr. E, Louie, Eureka MARK OF I D.: Receding hairline, Silver Sunbird with fur seats, Chicken IcKs. FUTURE PLANS: Attend college and major in Criminology or Psychology DREAM: Help people with their problems, including hair loss and become rich in the process. ACTIVITIES: X-Country 10. 30 ROBERT CLARE LINDS-LEY NICKNAMES: Robb, Robby, Dominique, Dom, Bob Jr. MARK OF I.D.: Knowing everybody in Portage, Jay, Doug, Family Foods, a lot of tapes. FUTURE PLANS: To study engineering for 4 years and get settled with a good job and start a family. DREAM: To get out of town and live the life I want without outside interference from my so-called superiors who say they know better than me. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9, 10; Football 12; National Honor Society; Homework 9, 10; Obnoxious Basketball Spectator 11, 12. BRENDA KAY LOVE MARK OF I.D.: Bob FUTURE PLANS: To go to college at KVCC and to marry Bob Scott. DREAM: To marry Bob and have a family and to become a successful secretary. DOUGLAS WAYNE LYDA NICKNAMES: Lyda- match, Lyda, Slash, Crash, Little Dougy Lyda MARK OF I D.: My 3-tone Chevette , Driving, Stature, hair, earring, sarcastic, chemistry. FUTURE PLANS: To attend Ferris State College, and pursue a career in golf management, and or architecture (eventually landscape). DREAM: To become a professional golfer and win bunches of money or to become a successful architect, get married to the woman I love, have 2 kids and live quietly in the country. ACTIVITIES: Golf 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Track 9; Musical 11, 12; Forensics 12; Accidents 11. TIMOTHY TODD LYKE NICKNAMES: Tim Todd, Timothe', HATE MARK OF I D.: '86 Z28, Bill Knapps, Senior group portrait, suspension FUTURE PLANS: Go on to college, be hired in by Upjohn, and live a glorious life. DREAM: Marry Greta, move into Henderson (Lyke) castle and make $100,000 a year. MIKE JOHN MAAG NICKNAMES:Maag, Maager, Smaag, Maagen Burger, Maagermian, Colombo MARK OF I D.: My face, my car, mumbling, bad attitude. FUTURE PLANS: Either go to college, go into the Marines, or become an apprentice electrician with my grandfather. DREAM: To have my own Hunting Fishing Lodge Inn up in Canada. ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10; Football Camera Man 11; Basketball Camera Man Manager 9, 10, 11; Baseball 12; Sports Spectator 9, 10, 11, 12; Student 9, 10, 11, 12. AMY MACK NICKNAMES: Sammy, Aim, AJ MARK OF I.D.: Multi-colored hair, my sneeze obnoxious laugh, 16, Stephanie. FUTURE PLANS: Spend the summer in California, attend Calvin College in the fall and continue playing soccer at CC. DREAM: To never possess my natural-colored hair, to someday find Tom, and to never be considered “ordinary . ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9, 10, 11,12; Cheerleading 9,10; Band 9, 10; Powder Puff 9, 10; Pep Pal 9. 31 LAURA LEE MACPHEE NICKNAMES:Shorty, Short stuff, Laralee MARK OE I.D.: My height, my love for big trucks. FUTURE PLANS: Get my license in cosmetology, open a line of shops and open my own school for cosmetology. Then after making my first million, I want to get married and have a child. DREAM: To grow old gracefully and die w dig-nity. ACTIVITIES: Pep Pal 9, 12; Musical 9, 10, 12. DARRIN MICHAEL MARVIN NICKNAMES: Marv, Biff, The Phantom MARK OF I.D.: Red face, red hair, red car. FUTURE PLANS: Attend college and take over the world. DREAM: Sail the seven seas and marry a beautiful sea goddess. ACTIVITIES: Class officer 9; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12. ROBIN NOEL MAXSON NICKNAMES: Robi, Rob, Lizzie MARK OF I.D.: Dan's ring, long nails. FUTURE PLANS: To own a 11.ii 1 9, to attend K VCC for 2 years and then transfer to Western to eventually become an English teacher. Also, to spend the rest of my life with Dan, living it to the best that I can and learning from everything I do. DREAM: To own a black Lamborghini, to travel to Italy w Dan, meet Ber-tone ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 11, 12; Pep Pal 12. ERIC jAMES MCCONNELL NICKNAMES: Pasquinel, The Fist, Sweet Dr. Hawk, Hawkeye, The Desert Fox MARK OF I.D.: Orange shoes, wierd clothes, Ken, singing in the halls, extreme craziness. FUTURE PLANS: Move to New York, become a Broadway star, become a movie star and start the biggest zoo in the world. , DREAM: To make a big difference in the world and be remembered for a long, long time. ACTIVITIES: Band 9, 10, 11; Play 10,11,12; Musical 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 1 Staff 10, 12; Weird 9, 10, 11, 12. TIERRA RENE MCHENRY NICKNAMES: t , Teri, Ter, Bobber Dobber MARK OF I.D.: Teddy-bears, Chris, my name, being talkative, loud laugh. FUTURE PLANS: To graduate then attend KVCC for 2 years and Western for 2 more and graduate with a degree in teaching, then maybe marriage in the far far future. DREAM: To live my life to its fullest, succeed my goals, ‘ complete my dreams, and be happy forever. DOUG MCKINNEY NICKNAMES: Dougie, Royboy MARK OF I D.: 1,Doug-ster, Dimples, smiling, Jay, Erik, Matt. FUTURE PLANS: Go to MSU, graduate, become a stock-broker. DREAM: To be happy and successful ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Powder Puff Coach 12; Snowcoming Court 10; Homecoming Court 12, 32 JAMES MCREYNOLDS NICKNAMES: J.T., Rooster MARK OF I D.: My hair, car that never runs, roller skates, and my jeans with the hole in the touche. Excessive speeding FUTURE PLANS: Major in engineering at MIT, find a decent job somewhere warm, live on a boat somewhere on the ocean. DREAM: Live the rest of my life without being bored and to die before I get old. To do something that will help the future generations after I am gone. TINA MARIA MELENDEZ NICKNAMES: Tinabopp, Melonhead MARK OF I.D.: My big mouth, my hair, hunky dory , Do you feel special . FUTURE PLANS: Graduate from Western and become a real estate agent. DREAM: To get everything from life that is fun exciting. ACTIVITIES: DECA 11, 12; Pep Pal 12. KIMBERLY SUE MERKLE NICKNAMES: Wimberly, Kimmy, Ann Landers MARK OF I.D.: Arne, Sumi, Wicca, Chevelle, Bon Jovi, truth stretching. Peace-maker. FUTURE PLANS: Graduate, go to college to become a probation officer so I can keep my friends out of trouble. DREAM: Find that special bad boy , so that I can spend the rest of my life loving him. ACTIVITIES: Skills Center Photography. AIMY LYNN MINOR NICKNAMES: Amis, Ames, Amer, Mom MARK OF I.D.: Brett, Always with Heather, and my little one. FUTURE PLANS: To eventually go into travel and own my own agency, also to be an honored guest at Mike Boelman's social gathering. DREAM: To be happy and live on Waikiki Beach in a gorgeous condo where I can get up every morning and ride my horse on the shore. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 9; Powder Puff 9, 11, 12; Homecoming Snowcoming Committees 11; Yearbook 12; Pep Pal 9, 10. KRISTINA MARIE MUNSTER NICKNAMES: Monster, Mash, Krissy MARK OF I.D.: Matthew, sweatshirts, my green machine. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, study accounting and get my associates bachelors degree and become a CPA. DREAM: To first get my degree my own business and then marry Matthew. ACTIVITIES: Pep Pal 10. STEVE A. NADRASIK NICKNAMES: Nad, Bean, Teen, Bud MARK OF I.D.: Orange Mustang, Cory, Todd, Charlie, Scott. FUTURE PLANS: To attend college and be successful. DREAM: To live life to its fullest. ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10, 11,12; Basketball 9, 10. 33 NATALIE LYNN NICHOLS NICKNAMES: Nate, Nat, Pee Wee, Na-Na-Nee MARK OF I.D.: My laugh, snort, always happy, my voice. FUTURE PLANS: To go to either Michigan State or Western to major in child psychology. DREAM: To own a flat in Milan and meet Donna-tella Giromebelle. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 9, 10, 11,12; Pep Pal 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12; KVA Exchange 12; Spanish Club 12; Class officer 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Court 11, 12. RACHELLE LEE ODDEN NICKNAMES: Chell MARK OF I.D.: Height, Marty DREAM: Get into high fashion hair designing, make a name for myself someday own a highly respected shop in a big city. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 9; Softball 10; Powder Puff 11. GREGORY JOHN OWEL NICKNAMES: Greg Gregorio, Jaime MARK OF ID.: height, stupid comments. FUTURE PLANS: To complete college and become very, very wealthy. DREAM: To own a ski resort in the Rockies and become a billionaire. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9, 10, 12; Tennis Club 10; Tennis 11, 12; Homework 9, 10. ERICH A. PAAP NICKNAMES: Pappy, Jake MARK OF I D.: 79 Mustang, drivers license. FUTURE PLANS: Further my electronics career and grow wheat in Kansas. DREAM: Is to find Dorothy and Toto and ask them, where the heck have you been . MICHELLE MARIE PE-SONEN NICKNAMES: Shelly, Lucky Charm, Shell MARK OF I.D.: E.J., green Nova, dancing. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college, have a high income, get married and have two children adopt a foreign child. DREAM: To become a model for VOGUE magazine, move to France, experience French food, French life, French men, French kissing! OOh la-la! ACTIVITIES: Spectator at sporting events; Dancing. BRANT EDWARD PIN-EAU NICKNAMES: Pineau, Brantly MARK OF I.D.: Sense of humor, goofing off. FUTURE PLANS: Whatever goes best for me. DREAM: Live life the best way I can with the people I care for. ACTIVITIES: Motocross racing, bicycling, swimming. 34 JUDITH LYNNE POLDER-MAN NICKNAMES: Jude, Judy, Who-Te MARK OF I.D.: puke , NATURAL blond hair, the l-roc, Candywoman. FUTURE PLANS: Graduate, go to college, and move to a cute little town on the east coast, and to be an invited guest at Boelman's social gathering. DREAM: To live in a mint green light house-hotel, drive a pink Carmighyia convertible, and buy some really nice kids. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9; Class Officer 9; Yearbook 12; School K-12. ANDREW LEON PUZEVIC NICKNAMES: Puz, Puz-zie, Andy MARK OF I.D.: Michigan, 55, green Scout. FUTURE PLANS: Attend college, get rich, and have my own business. DREAM: Get rich without doing any work for it, get out of Mattawan. ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10, 11, 12. SCOTT A. REDINGER NICKNAMES: Red, Sped, Serge, 3 MARK OF I D.: My orange car, leather jacket, flirting. FUTURE PLANS: To attend college. Where? I don't know. To major in business management and own my own bar and restaurant. DREAM: To be a great skier and live in Colorado on top of a hill in a cabin with somebody special. ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. AMY LYN ROACH NICKNAMES: Arne, Mommy, Al, Aims, Amos, Squirt MARK OF I.D.: My tail, Jordan, my height, Kim Christie. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college and become an interior decorator and be able to sit back and watch my baby boy become a man. DREAM: To be a free spirit and to do as I see fit, and to find that special person to live with for the rest of my life. ACTIVITIES: Band 9; Musical 9; Soccer Club 9, 10; Pep Pal 9, 10, 12. STACY ROACH NICKNAME: Stac MARK OF I.D.: Best friend Kim FUTURE PLANS: I would like to finish high school first and then worry about the future. DREAM: My dreams are all full of nightmares!!! ROBIN MARIE ROLL NICKNAME: Bird MARK OF I D.: Julie FUTURE PLANS: Get a degree in business, marry the guy of my dreams. DREAM: Build my dream house in a secluded area. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 10. 35 DAVID ALAN ROSS NICKNAMES: Dave, David Roza MARK OF I.D.: Doing homework at lunchtime. FUTURE PLANS: Attend MSU and major in advertising. Someday travel around the world; become wealthy. DREAM: To own the EP-COT Center and live in that very large golfball. ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10; Baseball 10; Track 12; French Club Treasurer 12. ANTHONY T. RUELAS NICKNAMES: Ruelas, Relish, Tone MARK OF I.D.: The Pack , Bo. FUTURE PLANS: To live my life to the FULLEST, make a good amount of money, and get married to a special woman. Help Boelman throw his social gathering. DREAM: Become a professional hockey player for the Edmonton Oilers, and live in the Carribean with lots of girls. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 9,10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 11; Track 12; Homecoming Court 12; Skiing 12. MARTHA JILL SAGE NICKNAMES: Marti, Maude, Martina, Marta, Martin, Mart MARK OF I.D.: Sneezes, silver Honda, Barney my dog. FUTURE PLANS: Tour Europe with Brenna, Lou, and Jen. And attend WMU receiving a CPA degree. DREAM: To win the Lotto, retire to Jamaica, live with the man of my dreams, live happily ever after. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 10; Track 9; Spanish Club 12; Student Council 12; Powder puff 9, 10, 12. SHELLEY KRISTINE SAMS NICKNAME: Sammy MARK OF I.D.: Pleasant smile, bubbly personality. FUTURE PLANS. To travel. DREAM: To become a model. ACTIVITIES: Play piano, love outdoors. TAMMI LYNN SANFI-LIPPO NICKNAMES: Tam, Flip, Flipper MARK OF I.D.: Long hair, weird, wild earrings. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, then get a job as an accountant. DREAM: To live life to it's fullest have fun while I'm at it. ACTIVITIES: Band 9, 10; French Club 9, 10; Softball 9, 10; Pep Pal 12. JOSEPH ANGELO SCHERO NICKNAMES: Angie, Joby, Joe, stupid , Agamemnon MARK OF I.D.: Glasses, Bugs Bunny, Michigan State Boxers. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college at Ferris, study business, become a rich accountant, be an invited guest at Mike's social gathering, or be a bum. DREAM: Play hockey for Hartford Whalers, meet Bugs Bunny, to own the Iroc . ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10; Social gatherings 9, 10, 11, 12. 36 MATTHEW NORMAN SCHUEN NICKNAMES: Shooo, Matt, B.A. MARK OF I.D.: 20, football, car accidents, no homework policy. FUTURE PLANS: Attend a private college, graduate school, marry late, raise a family, do many things, and travel the world. DREAM: Retire early, raise a family, reside in England, coach football, remain healthy and in good shape until the day I die. ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10,11,12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Class President 9, 10; Homecoming Court 9. TRACY LYNN SCHULTZ NICKNAMES: Spacy, Trace, Schultzie, Ted , Tracer MARK OF I.D.: Jewelry, Allegro, my car, always eating candy, earring in top of ear. FUTURE PLANS: Continue my schooling and pursue a career in travel tourism. DREAM: To move to Hawaii and live a long, prosperous life, and to win the lotto so I never have to waitress again. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9, 10; Yearbook 12; Pep pal 9, 10; Football stats 10; Homecoming court 12. MARTIN MATTHEW SCHUSTER NICKNAMES: Marty MARK OF I D.: Red Monte Carlo, Rachelle Odden. FUTURE PLANS: Go to truck driving school go on the road. DREAM: Make lots of money and stay away from marriages. MICHAEL JON SHELTON NICKNAMES: Shel, Shel-tone, Flinstone, Felipe MARK OF I.D.: Playing sports, big thighs, always being confused. FUTURE PLANS: To attend college to become a therapist and help people for the rest of my life. DREAM: To develop a cure for the mentally impaired and to live happily for the rest of my life. ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10, 12; Track 9, 10, 12; Golf 12; Spanish Club 12. KURT ERIK SHINDLE-DECKER NICKNAMES: Candy man. Spud, Shin or Shingle MARK OF I.D.: Marlboro, Candy. FUTURE PLANS: Going to Northwestern, Ohio State. Owning my own business, have a guest shot on the Johnny Car-son Show. DREAM: To graduate from college, marry my perfect girl, make lots lots of money. MICHELLE RENEE SMITH NICKNAMES: Shellsy, Shell, Smelly Shith MARK OF I.D.: Frizzy hair, tall thin, very large blue bomber, athletic. FUTURE PLANS: Attend college in Cedarville, Ohio and major in Elementary Ed. Play basketball for the Yellow Jackets. DREAM: The first white to play for the Harlem Globe-trotters, to teach a future President in one of my classes. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 10, 11,12; Powder Puff 10,11, 12; Soccer 12; Band 9, 10; NHS 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Senior of the month: October '87. SALLY KATHLEEN SMITH NICKNAMES: Sal MARK OF I D.: 66 Valiant, Duran Duran Jacket, Adam Ant Concert. FUTURE PLANS: To get my books published and to live in seclusion so I can write. DREAM: To be a famous writer, to live in Beverly Hills, to own a pink Lamborghini, and to live in seclusion forever or until they drop the bomb. ACTIVITIES: Pep pal 11, 12; Yearbook 10; Working. MARCY LEE SNOW NICKNAMES: Marc, Bubbles, Mousie MARK OF I.D.: Stacy, Friends, rings. FUTURE PLANS: Maybe go to college. Get married have children. Have fun. DREAM: To be rich and get whatever I want. ACTIVITIES: Bowling 12; Skill Center 11; Co-op 12. STEVEN ORLANDO SPENCER NICKNAMES: Stevie, Spence Stubby, C.C. MARK OF I D.: Smile, green thing, scars. FUTURE PLANS: Attend college somewhere, graduate, win the lotto retire. DREAM: To own my own business and become rich as Donald Trump then buy him out. ACTIVITIES: Tennis Club 10; Tennis 11, 12. KIKI STAMATIOU NICKNAMES: Kiker, Kik MARK OF I.D.: Quietness, odd name, willingness to help others, John Stan's sister. FUTURE PLANS: To go on to college and major in writing. DREAM: To become a famous and very successful screen writer. To live in Beverly Hills, California. ACTIVITIES: Basic Choir 9; Spectator at J.V. football games 12. MICHAEL JAMES STEVENS NICKNAMES: Dumb Grape-farmer, Birthday Boy, Plowboy MARK OF I.D.: Black clothing, my smiling happy attitude, my truck, Car-hart jacket. FUTURE PLANS: To attend college and figure out what I will do for the rest of my life. DREAM: To live my life in a shack on a mountain with nothing to do but hunt, fish, ride an ATC and go 4-wheelin; basically be a bum!! ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10. TONY P. STEVENS NICKNAME: Toner MARK OF I.D.: Black Capri Turbo, Short hair FUTURE PLANS: I plan to attend college to study physics, math, and college girls. I want to graduate from Purdue or MSU with a degree in Physics. DREAM: To become rich famous and to live in Ft. Lauderdale with all the gorgeous girls. ACTIVITIES: Track 9; Forensics 10, 11, 12. CHAUNTEL SUZANNE STONE NICKNAMES: Chantilly Lace Sean, Chantal, Squirt MARK OF I.D.: Blonde hair, never tan, drum major. FUTURE PLANS: Attend college, pursue a career, and live life to its fullest. DREAM: To always give love happiness to those around me and to never stop dreaming. ACTIVITIES: Class President 11,12; Band 9,10,11, 12; Drum Major 11, 12; Student Council Rep 10; Musical 10; Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 11,12; French Club 12. LEON HENRY STRATTON MARK OF I.D.: My Toyota 4X4. FUTURE PLANS: To graduate and then to attend Ferris State in the Fall. DREAM: To be able to accomplish everything I set out to do. ACTIVITIES: Working 9, 10, 11, 12. MICKEY STRATTON NICKNAMES: Mick, Miguel, Mickael MARK OF I.D.: The clown, never serious. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, get a good job, possibly get married and have a couple of kids. DREAM: To be very wealthy to be very successful in my career rising to the top as far as possible. ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10; Tennis 11, 12; Basketball Manager 9. SHEILA MARIE TERRELL NICKNAMES: She, Sheb, Shelia MARK OF I.D.: My cop car, frogs. FUTURE PLANS: Attend college (if I decide which one) and become involved in a career that is worthwhile and something that I enjoy. DREAM: To be able to look back on my life and know that I've lived a full life, and made a difference in the world. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 9; Forensics 9, 10; Football Stats 9,10; Soccer 9, 10; Cheerleading 10; Pep Pal 12; Yearbook 12; BOEC 12. MATTHEW RICHARD THOMAS NICKNAMES: Matt, Griz, Paul Bunyon MARK OF I.D.: Drivers license, birth certificate, Beard, farmer shirt. FUTURE PLANS: Work for a while and then go to college. DREAM: To play in a band in a world-wide televised concert on the 4th of July ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10; Shuffleboard 9, 10, 11, 12; Ping Pong 10,11; Menudo 9, 10. CHAD NATHAN THOMPSON NICKNAMES: Nate, Hacksaw FUTURE PLANS: I'm going to Calvin College in hopes for a revelation as to what the Lord has in store for my life. DREAM: Although I long for the simple, sheltered life, I hope in the future to have some positive influence on each person that I ever associate with. ACTIVITIES: Painting; Running; Composing on the Piano. 39 HEATHER LEE TIMM NICKNAMES: Heather — Timothy MARK OF I.D.: Always carrying the Bible — which is the living word of God. FUTURE PLANS: Be a true disciple and follower of Jesus Christ and to proclaim His Gospel to all the world. DREAM: Be alive when Jesus Christ returns to claim the ones who love Him and have dared enough to make Him their Savior. ACTIVITIES: Track 9, 10; Cross Country 10. BRENNA JANE TRUMBLE NICKNAMES: Rusty, Beej MARK OF I.D.: Quietness, little red Pinto. FUTURE PLANS: Travel through Europe with Lou, Marti, and Geni, then go to WMU, get a degree in psychology-sociology, and become a substance abuse counselor. DREAM: Travel through Europe, get married, live in Colorado, but first learn how to ski. ACTIVITIES: Softball 9, 10; Volleyball 10; Powder Puff 11; Band 9, 10; Spanish Club 12; Homework 9, 10, 11, 12. HOLLY ANN VALENCE NICKNAMES: Hoi MARK OF I.D.: My hair, my car. FUTURE PLANS: Get a degree in Psychology, get married to a wonderful guy. Have a good job, and live happily ever after. DREAM: To be able to look back on my life with pride knowing that I have done my best at whatever I attempted to do and be satisfied with that. ACTIVITIES: Forensics 9, 10, 11, 12; Literary Mag 10. MICHELLE RENE VANALLEN NICKNAMES: Mitch, Chelle FUTURE PLANS: Go to college on a N.R.O.T.C., then become an Embassador to U.S.S.R. DREAM: To be one of the best Embassadors the U.S. has ever had. ACTIVITIES: Pep Pal 12; Powder Puff 12; Tennis 12. KERRJE RENEE VANDERROEST NICKNAMES: Kare, Kare Bear, Bear, Chuck, Rooster Kuz, Karate Kuz MARK OF I.D.: Porsches, K-Christian, Jane, my sister Michelle, skate boarding, converse. FUTURE PLANS: Attend a 4 yr. college: Travel agency Mgmt., Photography. Travel to West Africa to serve the Lord in missions. DREAM: Travel telling of the living, loving savior who died for them. To be content in everything. To marry the one I love. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer 9-12; Homecoming Court 9; Softball 10-12 Student Council 9-12; Skiing 9-12; Volleyball 9, 10; Powder Puff 9-12; Yearbook 12. ANGELA MARIE VANEK NICKNAMES: Angel, Angie, Angelica, Angel-eyes, Chicken Baby, Angle MARK OF ID.: Fingernails, Gucci, Unique style of dressing, Him, LeCar. FUTURE PLANS: To attend college, become an advertising agent, and get a new car. DREAM: To get married, live in California, have my own business, drive a V.W. Convertible bug, and take over Vanna's job. ACTIVITIES: Football Basketball stats 9; Soccer 9; Cheerleading 10; Pep Pal 11; KVA Exchange 11, 12; Student Council 12; Spanish Club 12; Spirit Queen 12. CARRIE ANN VANNIMAN NICKNAMES: Bug, Shorty MARK OF I.D.: My laugh. FUTURE PLANS: To attend college and become a Pediatric Nurse, get married and be happy! DREAM: To be able to travel to Mexico, open my own doctor's office. Meet a rich guy and get married. Have lots of fun!! ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 9; Powder Puff 9, 10, 11; Pep Pal 9, 10, 11; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Snowcoming Committees 9, 10, 11; Yearbook 11. KIMBERLY KAY VANTASSELL NICKNAMES: Kim, Kimmy, Red MARK OF I.D.: Red face, bruised knees, moccasins. FUTURE PLANS: Go to Grand Valley and study Physical Therapy. DREAM: Spend several years in Australia. ACTIVITIES: X-Country 9, 10,12; Soccer 11,12; Band 9, 10; Pep Band 10; Class Officer 12, Honor Society 11, 12; Quiz Bowl 10, 11, 12; CORY VANTOL ELLEN MAY WDOWICKI MARK OF I.D.: Big brown eyes. FUTURE PLANS: To join the Air Force and become an Air Traffic Controller. DREAM: To be able to look back and be satisfied with everything I've done in my life. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Play 10. CYNTHIA MARIE WHITEHEAD NICKNAMES: Chicken, Cin, Cinder, Douky Squirt, Yipa 1, Bean head MARK OF I.D.: Wandering halls, my sneeze, swallowing gum. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college and get a job working as a travel agent. DREAM: Get married and move to Colorado and live in the mountains. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 9; Track 9; Powder Puff 9; Stats 9, 10, 11. KRISTIN SUSAN WHITMAN NICKNAMES: Crash, Christiane, Kris, Krissy MARK OF I.D.: Chubby cheeks, dimples, smiley faces. FUTURE PLANS: Attend college, have a career, travel in Europe. DREAM: To own my own business and to live a life full of laughter. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 10,11,12; NHS 11,12; Pep Pal 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 12; Newspaper Business Manager 11; Snowcoming Court 9; Homecoming Court 12. 41 JONATHAN SCOTT WILLARD NICKNAMES: Jon, Will, Johnny FUTURE PLANS: Attend college, get a good paying job. DREAM: To be able to look back upon my life and have no regrets. ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12. JULIE MARIE WILLIAMS NICKNAMES: J.W., Smiles MARK OF I.D.: My smile, Robin FUTURE PLANS: Go to college for two years and get a job as a child care aide. Get married and have two children. DREAM: To have a beautiful house and to be with Tom forever and ever. CARRIE ANN WILSON NICKNAMES: Care, Care-bear, Chip MARK OF I.D.: My laugh FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, have a rewarding career and be happy. DREAM: To make lots of money and become a ''Thrasher . ACTIVITIES: Sports Spectator 10, 11, 12. MARK LYNDON WOLF NICKNAMES: Wolfer, Markus MARK OF I.D.: 78 Maroon Camaro, Camera, Baseball cards. Die-hard tiger fan. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, study communications, photography, and business and become a sportscaster for a major network. DREAM: Take a trip around the United States and Canada and visit all 26 Major League Baseball Stadiums. ACTIVITIES: X-Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12; Forensics 12. KIMBERLY ANN WOLFF NICKNAMES: Kimmy, Kimmer MARK OF I.D.: Leather jacket, blue eyes. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college study nursing. To get married. DREAM: To live my life to its fullest and to be the happiest I can be. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 9, 10, 11. THOMAS STEWART WRIGHT NICKNAMES: Tom Wrong, Tom Left MARK OF I.D.: Big Nose, lack of enthusiasm, drivers license. FUTURE PLANS: Live every day as it arrives, doing whatever I want where, when, and how I want to do it along the way. DREAM: To become a millionaire, blow all my money, and not feel bad about it in the morning. 42 Not Pictured: Shannon Barnhart Joe LaMahieu Anna Martin Tammy Ouding Brad Roll Rob Russell Jon Smith Dave Wheeler KURT DAVID ZITO NICKNAMES: Lerch, Cristobal MARK OF I.D.: My tim-berland boat shoes, my smile, being tall, my NY baseball caps. FUTURE PLANS: To go to WMU, major in accounting. Be a CPA for a big company that pays big money. DREAM: To be a pro baseball player for the NY Mets. To be a lead singer for a famous band. To meet the members of U2 and INXS. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 9, 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; Football 9, 10; Spanish Club 12; Football stats 11; Basketball Stats 11; Explorers 11, 12. Amy Mack: Get your hair cut again? Judy Polderman: Can't you leave me alone? Spirited Seniors. Fleather Alban Aimy Minor: We're trying to eat. Pam Jepkema: Look at those Pom Pons. Good luck j doss of 88 Mike Shelton: Can't you see I'm talking to Angel? 43 Senior 46 FRIENDLIEST : Scott Redinger, Kari Hall GREATEST GRIN: Mike Boelman, Marti Sage Honors BEST BLINKS: Tony Ruelas, Natalie Nichols MOST TALENTED: Eric McConnell, Missy Crites THE GRAPEVINE: Matt Thomas, Judy Pol-derman FANCIEST THREADS: Steve Chapman, Kris Whitman LONGEST LOCKS: Rob Russell, Kim Baumgartner 47 LOOKING AT the JUNIORS President Dawn Turner Vice President Tate Lovely Secretary Travis Lennen The class of '89 has worked hard this year. Our magazine sale was a great success. The funds earned allowed us to put on a successful prom. CVN Our future fundraisers will allow us to put some money away for a senior class trip. Our school spirit shined this year during homecoming and snowcoming. Next year can only be better. Treasurer Chris Harrell Trustee Keith Williams Advisor Cary VanderVeen X Cynthia Accves Andrea Adams Ann Alexander Julie Argo Wincie Armiger Mindy Arnold Jeff Babbitt Lynn Bailey Jackie Balch Tom Barnett Renee Barr Tina Berchiatti Greg Bibart Doug Bingham Laurie Bisig Robert Blahnik Brenda Blodgett Mary Bosker Tom Boven Lori Bowie Andy Bradford Jill Brininger Peter Buchino Kim Buell Heather Butler Kathryn Buysse Stacy Chamberlain Mike Charvat Scott Childress Chad Corda Dana Cramer Julie Crofoot Lorri Csom Tim Cummings Tina Dailey Mike Davis Tammy Day jeree DeVisser Phillip DeZwarte Brian Doxtater Charlie Dragicevich Sherry Duncan Jennifer Dunfee Melissa Echtinaw Chris Ellis jolie Ellis Deborah Ferriell Seb Fisher Brenda Fletcher Jeff Forden Ken Forester Jim Frommann Angela Gibson Todd Glassman Ben Goudzwaard Mary Jo Grimm Donna Gromak Jodi Hall Ed Hamilton Jason Hamilton Chris Harrell Ben Harris Lisa Harrison Denny Hart Diana Heacock Trent Hellenga Julayne Hill Teresa Hill Julie Hoikka Chad Horton Cheryl Holton Amy Iciek Iris Janowicz Lisa Johnson Teasha Johnson Alan Kamrowski Todd Keyser Mike Kob Jennifer Kuipers Joel Kuipers Rod Laws Steve Lee Travis Lennen Robert Leslie Joanna Lewis Michelle Lorenz Tate Lovely Sarah Lueer Renee Lutes Sandra Maat Scott MacPherson Eliisa Maki Michelle Mannon Cheryl Martin Keith Mason Heather McConnell Brandi McKinney Matt McNulty Dan Menck Kevin Meyle Adam Miller Kerry Minor Heidi Moore Danell Moyle Heather Multhaupt Paul Mundo Scott Munster Stephanie Narlock Shannon Neel Liz Nichols Paul Niles Theresa O'Melay Mike Otten Jody Overacker Pat Overhuel Tracy Pasch Amy Patten Derek Paulsen Matt Pickrell Terri Priester Damon Ransom Kurt Reits Brian Reynolds Laura Rice Angela Richards Traci Rider Laura Rieger Amy Rinehart Jill Russell Patrick Ryan Todd Sage Steve Sallee 52 Keith Sanchez Greg Saunders Debra Schauer Kyle Schipper Johanna Schouwburg Jeanine Schultes Brad Shaink Laurie Siebel Alan Sokolovvski Patricia Spohn John Stamatiou Scott Stephens Missy Stevens Stefanie Strader Michelle Stuut Kurt Swinehart Jill Taylor Tammy Thomas David Thorpe Kendra Tiner Tod Triemstra 53 Cindy is gracing Chris, an underclassman, with her presence. Ben be chilling. Dennis VanTassell Kim Webb Tallis Weeldreyer Lawrence West Kathy Westra Lisa Wheeler Shawn White Jeff Wiggers Brian Williams Keith Williams Mike Wilson Jim Windon Suzanne Witte Mike Wolbers David Wood Vince Workman Bob Zabavski Georgia Zito A serious look at the band. A look of excitement! NOT PICTURED: Robyn Berry C.J. Chase Paul Garrison Jackie Hycoop Dustin Jackson Richard Sexton President Vice President Nikki Iciek Brad Archambault Secretary Jenny Lovely We have great expectations for our sophomore class! The class of 1990 is a special group of spirited, hard working, and determined students. The class officers know that the class will set forth good effort towards fundraisers and school spirit. Float building, dances, hall decorating, and car washes are all areas in which we hope to succeed. If the class of '90 chooses to work together as a class; then we should be able to strive for and achieve all of our goals for a fantastic high school career! 57 Treasurer Angie Turner Trustee Shelly Bennett Advisor Karen Laing Dana Ackley Chris Adams Matt Adams Stacie Adams Brad Archambault Jeremy Badiner Kurt Baumgartner Mike Behie Shelley Bennett Jennifer Berger Jerry Blahnik Todd Boekeloo Janene Bohan Kathy Bowlby Brian Brennan Stacy Brooks Nicole Bruder Barbara Bruner Matt Brush Craig Burrous Mike Butler Jeff Clements Shannon Coy Russ Cruzan Ken Dark Brian DeCrick Derek Dejager Kurt Detzler Ken Dryden Brian Engel Travis Everhardus Joe Farrell Jenny Flickinger Courtney Flintofl Greg Ford Jeff Ford Jeff Frowine Becky Furtwangler Kitty Gage Alexis Gearhart Tracey Gest Melanie Gibbs Robert Giebel Shelly Goetzinger Paul Goodhew Matt Goodman Darcy Goole Rob Granger Chris Gwilliams Jill Hall 58 Jenny Hamming Michelle Hancock Martin Haselberger Dan Hecker Dan Hice Darren Hill John Hippensteel Sarah Hippensteel Kim Hiser Kevin Hughes Rob Huis Nicole Iciek Ricki James Mike Johnson Joe Kelley Zach Kerwin Kris Kezele Jon Klesko Mike Koehne Amy Kruzich Bart Kruzich Pam Lee Marc Leveque Denise Lindsley Jana Looman Michele Lord Jenny Lovely Brian Lummis Beth MacDougall Greg Magnan Kris Mahieu Lynette Marisch Julia Martin Ginger Miner Tammy Mohney Mike Morrian Laura Mortlock Andy Nash Jud Northup Cory Noteboom Susan Oppenhuisen Tiffany Overbeek Fred Page Diana Paulsen Tammy Pendowski Cindy Petraitis Andy Popp Corina Porras Tom Reading Rusty Reed 59 Rob Reilly Derek Richmond Jason Rix Dan Rose Leann Rothi Mike Sage Clint Sallee Dave Schackow Steve Schultz Jeff Sharpe Tom Shelton Julie Sherburn Eric Sherfield Scott Sherman Douglas Sims Nicole Spaulding Stan Stamatiou Trena Stevens Patti Stratton Tim Stratton Amy Swarts Ryan Talcott Andy Teeter Tammy Tenney Tracy Terpstra Debi Tielking Andy Tiller Angie Turner Stacy VanAntwerp Terri VanConant Nate VanDuine Amy VanEk Jack VanEngen Shannon VanderRoest Malynda Volenski Dawn Westra Erick Wetters Kevin Wheeler Jim Williams Stacie Wilson Heather Wolf Jeff Yates Jennifer Yates Bill Yates Kelly Yetter Brett Zabavski NOT PICTURED: Amy Aernie Andy Allen Whitney Atkinson Dave Axa Bernie Brougham Rosetta Drummond Robert Gould Sherry Hicks Paul Hunter Penny Livingston Troy MacRitchie Chris Marconi Lynn Peters Mark Polderman Bradley Sims Michelle Sangsland Tracey Snow Donna Swimm 60 Sophomores watching the band go by. Patti Stratton and Jana Looman: We've got spirit. 61 Shelley Bennett wrapping it up. President Jeff Chapman Vice President Jeff Pickens Secretary Jackie Frost The freshman class was very spirited and supportive of their fellow classmates. Through the years, we have come closer together, due in part to the loss of three very special classmates. We approached our freshman year with energy, enthusiasm, and confidence. Hopefully, throughout the next three years we will accomplish the goals we have set for ourselves. 63 Treasurer Jennifer Creis Trustee Julie Rieger Advisor Dave Williams Glenn Antisdel Laura Armstrong Shad Aschleman Donald Ashbaugh Aaron Baker Dave Ballinger Jenny Bartosiewicz Kelly Beebe Caroline Beguin Phelan Bell James Bellware Kirby Berg Wendy Berryman Dan Betterley Alyssa Bibart Tiffanie Biddy Tara Bierema Toby Borgens Robert Boven Jill Bower Kelly Boyer Donald Brown Heather Bruce Lori Bruder Bill Burggraf John Buytendorp Julie Byers Charles Chapman Jeff Chapman Christopher Clark James Crites Dorianne Davison Laura DeGraaf Chris Dominguez Nikki Dooley Matt Downey Chad Doxtater John Druckenbrodt Susan Dykstra Dodi Elsman Tracy Everhardus Jennifer Farner Brian Fifolt Bridget Force Kelly French Jackie Frost Nicole Gallup Joe Ganzel Kerri Gentis Scott Goff 64 Jennifer Greis Erin Gwilliams Steve Hagenbuch Jeannine Hall Kris Hancock Charlene Hart John Hazelhoff Stacy Hegedus Corey Henderson Jenny Hercik Jeff Higginbotham Maria Hill Jackie Hinds Jerry Hogue Christopher Holm James Holman Justin Holmes Jason Howe Rebecca Hysell Mike Jefferson Christina Kazeks Heather Keegan William Kelley Darai Kiel Matt Kievit Nicole Kiley Dave King Brad Kocian Ken Koning Teressa Koning Chad Labadie Dana LaLiberte Joel Lamb Ryan Lamb Shawn Lambert Mike Landsdale Monica Lane Angela Lee Teresa Lenhart Bonny Leonard Mary Longjohn Mary Love Pam Maag Scott Maberry Allison MacCartny Brian MacDougall Sara Mack Tony MacPhee Brad Magrath Stephanie Mallory 65 Brian Marr Raymond Martin Steve Maxam Mike McCoy Chris McKenzie Angela McLean Tammy Michalak Todd Middleton David Miller Kasey Miller Marcy Monroe Jennifer Moore Travis Multhaupt Jennifer Myers Caralee Nedervelt Kris Nettleton Chad Noteboom Jennifer Olson Michael Page Kara Papierz Dwain Peak Chad Penn Mitchell Peters Jeff Pickens Amy Pohl Paulette Pugh Mark Rauch Rayan Ray Samantha Redinger Eric Reeves Roxanne Rider Julie Rieger Chris Rigg Sara Ritsema Andrew Roach Roy Roden Daniel Rogers Tom Romine Rhonda Ruess Bill Ryan Darcey Sampley Brian Sanfillippo Amy Saunders Lynette Schultes Kathy Schultz Michelle Short Ken Smith Stacey Smith Tiffany Spencer Kim Strayer 66 The freshmen are learning how to use the library. Aaron Switzer Matthew Tait Erica Theodore Sarah Town Nicole Turcott Sheldon Turner Joe VanHorn Tricia VanderBeek Amy VanderRoest Keith VanderWielen Patrick Ward Kirsten Wheeler Brooke Whitney Margaret Wilson David Witte Kelly Wojciechowski Jennifer Wood Troy Woodard Laura Zamojski Matt Zimmer Not Pictured: Robert Cushing Shane DeMott Lois Hampton Dale Matthews Matt McConnell Nikki McDonel Dan Oliphant Steve VanNiman Tracie Lang Shad Aschleman wondering if he'll ever learn how to drive. Jim Crites is having the time of his life. 67 Jeff Chapman gets a hand from Chad Noteboom. LOOKING AT Take A Look Behind The Scenes At: The 1988 Yearbook Staff First Row: Heidi Moore, Judy Polderman, Leah Goodhew, Heather Alban, Aimy Minor, Kari Hall, Natalie Nichols, Danell Moyle, Sheila Terrell. Back Row: Mr. Penhorwood, Tina Dailey, Jill Taylor, Tallis Weel-dreyer, Romy Craven, Tracy Pasch, Mark Wolf, Tom Boven, Rob Holman, Tracy Schultz, Kerrie Vander-Roest, Donna Gromak, Missy Crites, Eric McConnell. This year's 1987-88 yearbook staff has worked hard to give the readers a high quality publication. People do not realize the excessive amount of work involved. Many long hours have been spent in the classroom and after school as the staffers hurried to meet their deadlines. Jostens is furnishing an award for one of the schools that can meet all their deadlines. It is called the Pica Award, and one of the prizes is a computer which next year's class can benefit from. Right: What's Going On? Aimy Minor and Heather Alban are trying to figure out which baby is which. Below: Check Us Out! Tracy Schultz and Kerrie Van-derRoest are busy discussing the pictures for the yearbook. Deadlines: Mr. Penhorwood is trying to help Leah Goodhew, Missy Crites, and Eric McConnell, since their deadline is only a few short weeks away. 1987-88 YEARBOOK STAFF Advisor: Mr. Penhorwood Editor-in-chief Romy Craven Assistant Editor Eric McConnell Business Manager: Sheila Terrell Photography Editor: Mark Wolf Advertising Manager: Tina Dailey Activities Editor: Missy Crites Activities Staff: Tallis Weeldreyer Natalie Nichols Heidi Moore Leah Goodhew Faces Editor: Heather Alban Faces Staff: Aimy Minor Judy Polderman Rob Holman Academics Editor: Tracy Schultz Academics Staff: Tracy Pasch Jill Taylor Kerrie VanderRoest Sports Editor: Mark Wolf Sports Staff: Danell Moyle Kari Hall Tom Boven Donna Gromak 69 Student Council Front Row: Steve Chapman, Kari Hall, )erry Kruzich, Eric Jefferson, Back Row: Amy Iciek, Marti Sage, Angel VanEk, Brian Williams, (ill Russell, Kris Johnson, Jennifer Hoikka, Mr. Alexander, advisor. Not Pictured: Janene Bohan and Denise Lindsley The Student Council at Mattawan High School consisted of thirteen students and an advisor. There were eight representatives from the senior class, three representatives from the junior class, and two representatives from the sophomore class. To be a member of this organization, the representatives had to collect twenty-five signatures, twenty-one from students and four from teachers. After that they had to be elected by the student body. The Student Council worked with the class officers to organize Homecoming and Snowcoming. They held food drives and organized an Adopt a Family program during the holiday season. They also held a Bread Lift for the March of Dimes. All in all it was a group worth watching. Kari Hall tries on the crown to be worn by the Homecoming King. Planning stages. Jerry Kruzich and Eric Jefferson work out details for Homecoming 1987. 70 The National Honor Society Front Row: Mark Wolf, Kim VanTassel, Romy Craven, Chauntel Stone, Kris Whitman, Jesse Gwilliams, Shelly Smith. Back Row: Scott Kellogg, Mike Hecker, Kris Johnson, Robb lindsley, Jane Kesteloot. Not Pictured: Erik Jefferson, Pam Jepkema. The National Honor Society was founded in the year 1921. This organization is one that is endorsed by the National Association of Secondary Principals to honor students for their academic achievements, character, leadership abilities, and service. The students that are chosen must have an overall grade point average of 3.5, and must score no less than eighty-five percent on their evaluation in character, leadership, and service by the faculty members. The advisor for the 1987-88 members is Mrs. Kennedy. This is her second year as their advisor. This year's National Honor Society members will not have any meetings or banquets. Mrs. Kennedy said there is not enough time to engage in these types of events, since the members are currently involved in many other activities. The new National Honor Society members will be inducted in the spring of this year. Mrs. Kennedy is known for her academic skills, making her a prime candidate for advisor. 71 A Glimpse At The Future Russell Berryman — “I think its working! Chad Corda — Aren't I cute? Mike Wilson — What do you think you're doing with that camera? Kalamazoo Beauty Academy — Laura MacPhee and Kristin Hartwigsen — Come on you guys, stop playing and get to work. Todd Classman — Don't Bother me. I'm working on perfection.' Andy Allen — Which hat should I wear? The Van Buren Skills Center offers training and education in areas ranging from business to construction. Attending the Skills Center can take the place of a college education, or it can be a valuable supplement to college. On the job training is often provided through either working in the coop program, or receiving a job placement for after school or weekends. Students who attend the Skills Center feel that it is an excellent opportunity to get a head start in the job market. P.M. Students Band: Looking Good Below: A moment for good friends. Chauntel Stone and Lisa Bellware hug after a long practice. Above: An inside look at the bandroom shelves where everyone just tosses their stuff. What It Takes Many students see band as an easy ''A or a cop-out class. Well, they are wrong. The Mattawan Band members make many sacrifices for this class. They give up their extra time for monotonous practices such as early morning sectionals, evening practices, summer practices that last for weeks and go all day, and of course their own personal, motivated practice.! Why do they do all this? It's for the excitement of competition and performing, for the great feeling of personal and team accomplishment. It's also for the thrill of winning and being their best. Each member gets out exactly what they put in and more. It really takes a special kind of person to be a devoted member of this wonderful class. Tallis Weeldreyer squints during a sunny morning practice as Kelly Beebe concentrates on the drum major. Here it is, a perfect finish. Jenny Yates with an end to her routine. Ginger Miner dazed with another routine practice. Lisa Bellware Heather Hill Jennifer Lenhart Chauntel Stone Jeff Babbitt Greg Bibart Robert Blahnik Dana Cramer Brenda Fletcher Julie Hoikka Jennifer Kuipers Rodney Laws Sarah Lueer Renee Lutes Eliisa Maki Heather McConnell Paul Mundo Laurie Rieger Jill Russell Joann Schouwburg Kendra Tiner Mike Turcott Jim Windon Tallis Weeldreyer Georgia Zito Mike Behie Jennifer Berger Jerry Blahnik Tracey Gest Rob Granger Darren Hill Kevin Hughes Nichole Iciek Ricki James Pam Lee Jana Looman Troy MacRichie Ginger Miner Laura Mortlock Corey Noteboom Rusty Reed Dan Rose Tom Shelton Patti Stratton Andrea Tiller Stacy VanAntwerp Jack VanEngen Dawn Westra Jenny Yates Shad Aschleman Aaron Baker Jenny Bartosiewicz Kelly Beebe Jim Bellware Matt Downey Brian Fifolt Bridget Force Jeanine Hall Jenny Hercik Chris Holm Heather Keegan Nichole Kiley Dana LaLiberte Joel Lamb Teresa Lenhart Tammy Michalak Jennifer Moore Chad Noteboom Jenny Olson Kara Papierz Rayan Ray Lynette Schultes Erica Theodore Tricia VanDerBeak Amy VanDerRoest Joe VanHorn Pat Ward Kirsten Wheeler Assistant drum major Paul Mundo carefully watching morning practice. 75 Looking At Choir The 1987 high school chorus has had a terrific year. With the Octet included, the choir totals at thirty students, all with fine voices. Though small, the choir represents itself well at concerts. Mrs. Overton has formed two special groups in place of the Select Choir. The Select Choir has been discontinued due to the lack of interest. These two groups are the Octet and the Quartet. The Octet consists of not eight, but nine members, due to a student transfer. It has five men and four ladies. Singing soprano are Amy Iciek and Carrie VanNiman. Accompanying the sopranos are altos Tallis Weeldreyer and Jill Russell. Tenors Kevin Hughes and Tom Shelton are joined in song by basses Mike Wilson, Brad Sams, and Derek Dejager. This group practices after school or when it is convenient for all the members. Four members comprise the Quartet. The students in this group are dedicated and devote much of their personal time to the success of the group. Amy Iciek, Tallis Weeldreyer, Kevin Hughes, and Mike Wilson are once again the members. The Mattawan High School Choir Laurie Armstrong Renee Barr Kelly Boyer Barbara Bruner Derek Dejager Susan Dykstra Angel Gibson jacquline Hycoop Amy Iciek Christina Kazeks Teressa Koning Michelle Lorenz Matt McConnell Marcy Monroe Stephanie Narlock jody Overacker Angela Richards Roxanne Rider Bradley Sams Sarah Town Michael Wilson The Mattawan High School Octet Derek Dejager Amy Iciek Kevin Hughes Jill Russell Bradley Sams Thomas Shelton Carrie VanNiman Tallis Weeldreyer Michael Wilson Quartet members Kevin Hughes, Amy Iciek, Tallis Weeldreyer, and Mike Wilson concentrate during their performance at Crossroads Mall. Choir director Carol Overton vocally assists her students as she sings along. 76 KVA Exchange Day A View Of The Different Area Schools Front Row: Amy Iciek, Missy Crites, Angela VanEk, Dawn Turner, Sheila Terrell, Danell Moyle. Back Row: Leigh Goodman, Jennifer Hoikka, Matt Schuen, Kari Hall, lisa Harrison, Laura Forester. Look Here! Kim Blakeslee (from Galesburg) and Lisa Harrison pose for the photographer. Where Am I? Karen Habra from Kalamazoo Hackett looks lost in little ole' Mattawan. This past year a group of Mattawan students took part in a two-day adventure to our neighboring schools. This gives students a chance to see how the other school systems operate, and it also gives them an opportunity to meet many new people. The KVA schools include: Kalamazoo Christian, Paw Paw, Parchment, Galesburg, Kalamazoo Hackett, Delton Kellogg and Mattawan. These schools all take part in the exchange day each year. Now You Listen To Me! Matt Schuen and Matt Evers (Kalamazoo Christian) discuss the rules. What Are You Looking At? Leigh Goodman and Kerrin Hin-dinaugh (Paw Paw) are not very sociable today. 77 Administration Mr. Ed Staron Asst. Athletic Director Mr. Fred Bowman Business Manager It is a pleasure to watch the students do so well in so many ways ... academic achievement, decorum, and in co-curricular activities. Our student body has developed a sense of pride that in turn gives us all something to live up to. I believe we are proud to be a part of our school. Mr. James Weeldreyer 78 Mr. John Avelis Counselor Mrs. Bonnie Sokolowski Attendance Clerk Mrs. Kathy DeBoer Office Secretary Mrs. Linda Kruzich Guidance Office Clerk Ms. Janet West Librarian Mrs. Janet Alexander Library Aide Ms. Mary Young Teacher's Aide Faculty: MR. DANE ALEXANDER W.M.U., B.A. M.A. MRS. CHERYL ANDERSON W.M.U., B.S. Typing I, II MR. RICHARD ANDERSON W.M.U., B.S. Band MRS. MAUREEN BEALL W.M.U., M.A. Personal Living MR. CLARK BALAS W.M.U., B.S. Physical Science, Biology, Senior Class Advisor MISS JULIE BECKER UNIV. OF ARIZONA B.A. Spanish I, II, Language Clubs, Advisor At A Glance MR. JEFF BUTLER W.M.U. Sociology, Non-West, World History, Asst. Football Coach, Varsity Volleyball Coach MR. TOM DYKEMA W.M.U., M.A. Economics, Accounting, Typing MR. JOHN BUELKE W.M.U., B.A. Algebra A, Individualized Math MRS. BETTY DEYOUNG W.M.U., B.A. M.A. Algebra II MR. DAVID HAAS K.V.C.C., W.M.U. B.A. 9th 10th Grade English, Varsity Football Coach : MR. MICHAEL HALL W.M.U., B.A. History: A warm breeze and a Harley. MR. JOHN HAMILTON W.M.U., B.S., M.A. Phys. Ed. Varsity Baseball Coach MR. DANIEL HOFF E.M.U., B.A., M.A.,, English II, English II Skills, Men's Varsity Basketball Coach MRS. KATHERINE KENNEDY UNIV. of ILLINOIS Soph., Jr., Sr., English, College English, National Honor Soc. Advisor MR. ED KLEINSCHMIDT B.S., M.S., M.S.U. WISCONSIN STATE Automotive MRS. KAREN LAING W.M.U. Algebra I, Algebra A, Geometry 82 MRS. LOEDEMAN B.S., W.M.U. M.S.U. Government, U.S. History MR. DOUG MCKINNEY Lynchburg College, B.A., W.M.U., M.A. Physical Training Varsity Football Coach MRS. DOROTHY MOON W.M.U., B.S. +18 Basic Phys Ed, Advanced Phys. Ed MRS. KATHY WEILER NEAL W.M.U., B.S., M.A. Biology, Adv. Biology, Anatomy, Physiology MISS NANCY OTTEN W.M.U. Algebra B, Trig. Linear Algebra, Calculus, Forensics Coach, Drama Production Director MRS. CAROL OVERTON B. Mus. Ed M.S.U., Chorus 83 MR. SCOTT PENHORWOOD W.M.U. B.S., M.A. Health, Yearbook Communications, Men's J.V. Basketball Coach MRS. CANDACE ROSS B.A. Speech Therapy, M.A. Learning Dis. Counseling MRS. EILEEN SCHOENFELD W.M.U., B.A. mjrs. French, Spanish French I, II, Spanish III, Language Club Advisor MR. WINTON PUGH B.S. Western Kentucky Univ. M.A. M.S.U. Basic, Tech, and Arch. Drafting, Golf Coach MR. ROBERT SACKSTEDER B.S. C.M.U. Speech, J.V. Football Coach MR. MICHAEL SINCLAIR B.S., M.A. Montana St. Univ. Ohio St. Univ. Physics, Algebra Algebra A B, Consumerism 84 MR. ED STARON W.M.U., B.S., M.A. U.S. History Asst. Athletic Director, Varsity Girls Basketball Coach MR. CARY VANDERVEEN B.F.A., W.M.U. Art, Junior Class Advisor MR. DAVID WILLIAMS W.M.U., B.A., M.A. Junior English, Honors Jr. English, Psychology MRS. BARBARA VAN WESTRIENEN W.M.U. B.S., M.A. Family Life, Parenting — Child Development MRS. BARBARA WITTE W.M.U., B.A., M.A. Freshman and Junior English 85 Busdrivers Janitors Those available for pictures include from left: Dianna Bell, Barb Wolthuis, Yvonne Cabb, Glenda Lemmers, Sheila Stafford, Joan Knipfel, Ann Wolf, Dixie Goette, Barb Hosner, and Jean Krajewski. Alice Tomlinson Russ Young Tim Florian 86 Not pictured: Paul Lyons, George DeVries, and Lyn Areaux Check Em Out Darrin Marvin and Mrs. Osborne waiting for the last person to finish. Susan Dykstra and Mrs. Charvat work hard serving up those lunches. Above: Look at that team work these lunch servers show. (L to R): Barb Charvat, Maryann Dragice-vich, Kathy Hippensteel, Bonnie Osborne, Teva Stevens. When we got to high school, these hard working ladies gave us new and different choices to make that were never expected from school lunches. Do we want a full lunch or alacarte? A bagel or croissant? And the most difficult was the choice of chocolate or white milk, a decision that never had to be made with elementary lunches. They always thought of us first and have made many positive changes in our eating habits. Whenever we eat pizza, we will think and remember Wednesday as pizza day. 87 Quiz Bowl And Forensics asLILiiJJ’lM Tr i: i I I !f, V « A libj r , i zr M Front row L-R: Kitty Gage, Kris Johnson, Scott Kellogg, Mike Hecker, Adam Miller. Back row L-R: Mary jane Bosker, Sarah Lueer, Heather Multhaupt, Kim VanTassel. 4 7 ; • • • 'f Front row L-R: Heather McConnell, Julie Hoikka, Theresa Lenhart, Michelle Lord, Lynette Schultes, Becky Hysell. Second row L-Rs Eric McConnell, Amy Iciek, Mary Jane Bosker, Missy Crites, Matt Downey, Doug Lyda, Dana Cramer, Nikki Iciek, Brad Sams, Tallis Weeldreyer, Jennifer Meyer. Third row L-R: Pat Ryan, Tom Shelton, Kevin Hughes, Mark Wolf, Tony Stevens, Sarah Lueer, Bridget Force, Kara Papierz. MHS BOOSTER CLUB 90 r v______y The Mattawan Booster Club provides great support to the school and its members. The Club has spent most of the year raising money to pay for the new track which was installed last summer. They have been selling sections of the track to the school supporters. The Boosters are responsible for the awards banquets at the end of each sport's season. The Club is also in the process of purchasing new uniforms for some of the athletic teams. A special thanks goes out to the Booster Club for their outstanding support of our athletic programs. Sign Here . . . 91 A Window To Front Row (L-R): (ill Taylor, )ane Kesteloot, Angel Van Ek, Lourdes Franco, Marti Sage. Back Row (L-R): Kurt Zito, Damon Ransom, Jim Fromman, Cindy Aceves, Chris Harrell, and Ms.Becker. Left-right: Mrs. Schoenfeld, Robin Maxam, Pam Jepkema, Angie Richards, Mary Bosker, Keith VanderWielan, Kris Johnson, Janene Bohan, Laura Forester, Mary Longjohn, Will Kelley, Brian Fifolt, Seb Fischer, and Tom Shelton. Tom Shelton, What did you say? 90 Bonjour, mes amis. The 1987-1988 French Club was established by Madame Schoenfeld, and it had a very successful year. The club was open only to students enrolled in French class. The meetings were scheduled for every other Wednesday. The dues were $3.00 a month, and it went towards food, drinks, and entertainment. This year the officers of the organization were: President; Pam Jepkema, Vice-President; Lisa Bellware, Treasurer; Dave Ross, and Secretary: Missy Crites. The officers work together to plan the many activities in which the members participated. The club was introduced to French culture by having a cheese tasting meeting, and a Mardi Gras party. Other activities the club was involved in were watching French movies and Pepe le Pew. The members also enjoyed playing French Trivial Pursuit. The group held a highflying fund raiser during the Christmas season by selling mylar balloons to the students and faculty. The World The Spanish students have been waiting a long time to get an organized Spanish club together as an extracurricular activity. This year there was enough interest in organizing a club and it was a great success. This year's advisor to the club was Mrs. Becker and the officers were President — Chris Harrell, Secretary — Marti Sage, and Treasurer — Lourdes Franco. The club had many activities this year and did some fund raisers. The club went on two field trips this year. The first one was on Saturday, September 19, at Kindleberger Park in Parchment. Spanish clubs from all the area schools got together and had a picnic. Marti Sage said, Being in the club gives you a chance to meet a lot of new people from different schools, and at the picnic, we met students from Spain. Jill Russell added that, The people from Spain spoke Spanish really fast! The other trip was to Mi-Ranchito in Oshtemo. The club watched the preparation of Mexican foods. The Spanish club did many fun things this year and they are hoping for an even better success next year. Janene Bohan and Laura Forester, CONCENTRATION! Mirror Mirror On This year's Miss Mattawan pageant took place at KVCC on February 6, 1988. The Miss Mattawan crown was sought by thirteen beautiful contestants. The girls began their practice on December 7, and ended on February 6th. The 1987 Miss Mattawan, Christi Carlson, carried out her reign with grace and dignity. Christi handed down her crown to Pamela Blodgett. She received her glory like a true bread winner. Rachelle Odden received first runner-up and Heather Alban received the fine award of Miss Congeniality. CONGRATULATIONS GIRLS! Rachelle Odden, first runner-up. Robin Maxam, second runner-up. Natalie Nichols, Here's lookin' at you!' The Wall • • • Marti Sage and Angel VanEk, the more Missy Crites, they gave you flowers! natural side. Leigh Goodman and Robin Maxam, smiling through the fear. 95 '87 Fall When leaves begin to fall and snow begins to fly one realizes that football and basketball must be in full swing! Each of the players has their own secret ''spirit better known as a pep pal. The pep pals bring treats and candy, usually made at home with a touch of enthusiasm and a smidgon of spirit. The day of a game, the pep pals sneak their treats into the office, with the number of their player written on a piece of paper and placed on the treat. How exciting! There is a portion of the pep pals job that is done in the school — LOCKER DECORATING! The pep pals get streamers, glitter, construction paper, balloons and much much more. They decorate the locker of the player assigned to them. This activity is done after school so in the morning ... SURPRISE! At the end of the season, the players are allowed to find out their pep pals name. The pep pal is a girl ranging from grades 9-12. Pep pals give the players something to look forward to on game day. The pep pals break down the tension in the day. All the work the pep pals do helps create spirit through out the whole school. The pep pals strike again! Pep Pals ’88 Kneeling: (L to R) Jane Kesteloot, Amy Mack, Jolie Ellis, Lori Bowie, Kasey Miller, Lori Bruder, Amy Pohl, Erin Gwilliams, Julie Rieger, Jennifer Greis, Jacqui Frost, Angie Lee, Jill Bower, Tammy Mahoney Row 2: Standing (L to R) Lynnette Marisch, Heather Wolf, Wendy Berryman, Sally Smith, Stacey Brooks, Ann Alexander, Heather Multhaupt, Brandi McKinney, Kris Whitman, Susan Dude, Monica Lane, Jenny Dunfee, Stefanie Strader Row 3: (L to R) Kim Webb, Barb Bruner, Robin Maxson, Terri Priester, Missy Stevens, Diana Paulsen, Tammy Pendowski, Tracy Terpstra, Chris Holmes, Tina Melendez, Angie Richards. Not Pictured: Lisa Harrison, Amy Saunders. Front: Jane Kesteloot, Amy Mack, Carrie VanNiman, Jennifer Greis, Jacqui Frost, Jill Bower, Angie Lee Row 2: Kristy Hancock, Michelle Short, Marcy Monroe, Michelle Stuut, Cindy Aceves, Kris Whitman, Susan Dude, Monica Lane, Jenny Dunfee Not pictured: Lourdes Franco, Amy Saunders, Mindy Arnold, Diana Heacock. Winter Pep Pals Hey! Where did my cotton ball go? Junior Iris Janowitz loses her cotton ball in mid-flight in a race against the other classes. FIGHT!!! The Freshmen show their spirit by yelling in the Blue and Gold competition. 97 This is harder than we thought! Debbie Schauer and Jim Fromann struggle to exchange a balloon between their legs without popping it. Assistant Principal Doug Knobloch gives a pep talk to the students. The pep assemblies at Mattawan High School are always packed full of fun things for the students to get involved in. There's never a moment without a certain amount of yelling that goes on between classes, the regular Blue and Gold competition, and the band playing spirited tunes for our entertainment. Most students look forward to the chance to whoop it up and show their Mattawan Pride, according to Asst. Prin. A.D. Mr. Knobloch. Seniors Mike Hecker and Lourdes Franco wrap it up at the Homecoming pep assembly. Pomp And Circumstances j y k Oh Lorraine! I'm not running anywhere. Now listen here! I'm too sophisticated. And you should know this . . . — CAST - Lorraine Montgomery Thucydides Jones Lorenzo Fuller Marcia Ticket Woman Miss Griss Waitress Debbie Stark Dr. Martha Wallace Mrs. Linda Sue Johnson Mr. Bill Abbott Mrs. Alice Montgomery Miss Irons Sandra Romaine Missy Crites Eric McConnell Matt Cashen Pam Jepkema Ginger Miner Dana Cramer Heather McConnell Sarah Lueer Amy Iciek Kevin Hughes Eliisa Maki Tallis Weeldreyer Kerry Gentis — CREW — Director Assistant Director Stage Manager Assistants Nancy Otten Thomas Shelton Pat Ryan Ken Forester Brian Williams Kendra Tiner Julie Hoikka Mike Wilson Dave Schackow Ginger makes a slip of the tongue. r fiortiT 1 L ONE S _l 98 Look What’s Hot! Family Ties G.Q. Favorite T.V. Program — Favorite Magazine — Favorite Movie — Favorite Group — Favorite Album — Favorite Song — Favorite Hangout — Favorite Male Singer — Favorite Female Singer — Favorite Sports Figure — Favorite Car — Biggest News Event — Most Popular Political Figure — Favorite Concert — Favorite Entertainer — Favorite Actor — Favorite Actress — Favorite Teacher — Most Popular Color — Favorite Food — Favorite Drink — Favorite Class — Favorite Brand of Jeans — Favorite Restaurant — Favorite Clothing Store — Top Gun Bon Jovi Slippery When Wet I Think We’re Alone Now The Beach Jon Bon Jovi Madonna Jim McMahon IROC Z-28 Iran-Contra Hearing Gary Hart INXS Eddie Murphy Tom Cruise Molly Ringwald Ole’ Boy Mr. Pugh Royal Blue Pizza Coke Classic Senior English Guess and Levi’s Carlos Murphy’s Hudson’s Well, you're better looking, and nicer, too. Winnifred and Dauntless flatter each other with words — and gazes. ft To be, or not to be ... Although the era may be the same, Eric McConnell has obviously lost himself in another show. Sir Harry, you're a fathead! After a heated exchange of words between the Min- The Right Time For A Musical “The Princess and the Pea is a charming tale about a princess who, in her quest for a prince's hand in marriage, is tested for her royalty. As a story, it is packed with suspense and is somewhat humorous, but as a musical, this yarn is filled to the brim with surprises and is totally hilarious. Auditions for this comical musical were held January 19, 20, and 21. Many people auditioned and were chosen for parts by directors Bruce Marks and Carol Overton. Although most cast members had never seen the musical, they were enthusiastic and prepared for the hard work ahead. Many events took place during this show. It seemed as though the Queen (Dana Cramer) didn't want her son, Prince Dauntless (Kevin Hughes), to marry. With help from the Wizard (Dave Schackow), all the princesses in the surrounding kingdoms were given tests they would fail. As the tale unwound, it became evident that even the Princess Winnifred (Tallis Weeldreyer) was going to have difficulty with the task ahead. Wishing her success were the King (Eric McConnell) his interperter, the Jester (Matt Downey), and Lady Larkin and Sir Harry (Amy Iciek and Tom Shelton), who had their own special reason for wanting success. Hard work and dedication were the keys to the success of this musical. Performances of Once Upon a Mattress were held March 18, 19, and March 25 and 26. too_________________________________________ Let's try it this way. Director Bruce Marks demonstrates his idea as cast members observe his technique. Tra la la la! Matt Downey skips by in a moment of forgetfullness as the scene is interrupted by the director. strel and Sir Harry, the King anticipates an interesting outcome. Caramba! Thank goodness this is done! It isn't possible to do it again. Exhausted cast members use the last of their energy on the finish of the Spanish Panic. Yesterday I loved you. Carol Overton adds her insight to the song and helps student Tom Shelton. Once Upon a Mattress Cast Dauntless — Kevin Hughes King — Eric McConnell Minstrel — Brad Sams Sir Harry — Tom Shelton Wizard — Dave Schackow Jester — Matt Downey Sir Studley — Mike Wilson Mabelle — Pam Jepkema Winnifred — Tallis Weeldreyer Queen — Dana Cramer Princess no. 12 — Heather McConnell Lady Larkin — Amy Iciek Lady Rowena — Ginger Miner Lady Merrill — Lynette Schultes Lady Lucille — Kendra Tiner Nightingale — Jill Taylor Knights and Ladies of the Court Pat Ryan, Rod Laws, Jeff Babbitt, Brian Engel, Mike Turcott, Pam Jepkema, Jill Taylor, Heather McConnell, Julie Hoikka, Lisa Wheeler, Jennifer Lund-quist, Bridget Force, Teresa Lenhart, and Kara Papierz. Stage Director — Bruce Marks Musical Director — Carol Overton Orchestra Director — Richard Anderson Back row (L-R): Lynette Schultes, Rod Laws, Mike Wilson, Dave Schackow, Kendra Tiner, Pam Jepkema, Matt Downey. Middle row (L-R): Kara Papierz, Tom Shelton, Brad Sams, Ginger Miner, Jeff Babbitt, Jill Taylor. Front row (L-R): Bridget Force, Dana Cramer, Jennifer Lundquist, Julie Hoikka, Mike Turcott, Tallis Weeldreyer, Eric McConnell, Amy Iciek, Kevin Hughes. 101 POWDERPUFF HOMECOMING 87” Jeff Babbitt and Nikki Iciek lead the way to a Wildcat victory. Mattawan students jammin' to the music of TNT. Angel VanEk, a face only a mother could love! Jim Crites let's his Wildcat spirit shine through. The seniors battle at rope! This sign holds true! The Wildcats beat the Comets 48 to 11. 103 A SIGHT TO BEHOLD Lloyd Brooks is the leader of the pack! Who is that masked woman? Is it Marti Sage? Natalie Nichols and Tracy Schultz congratulate Lisa Bellware and jerry Kruzich on their new found royalty. Keith Williams, what a woman! 104 Many activities contribute to the fun of Home-coming. There's the big pep assembly before the game, the spirit days, the nominating of court members, and, of course, the float competition. Each float was allowed a maximum of fifty dollars and must be built by the students. Each year, the theme is different. This year's theme was the movies. The Juniors chose Coming Attractions as their slogan and placed First Place Float: The Junior Class. Motto: Coming Attractions. first. Mattawan's Top Gun was the motto used on the Freshmen's second place float. Using a visual example of Mattawan's strength, the Seniors' Jaws finished third. The Sophomores placed fourth with Siskel and Ebert say, 'Thumbs up to a Wildcat victory.' Second Place Float: The Freshmen Class. Motto: Mattawan's Top Gun. Third Place Float: The Senior Class. Motto: Jaws. Fourth Place Float: The Sophomore Class. Motto: Siskel and Ebert say, 'Thumbs up to a Wildcat victory!' 105 A GLANCE Freshmen Court Representatives Amy Pohl Brian MacDougall Sophomore Court Representatives Jenny Lovely Brad Archambault Junior Court Representatives Steve Sallee, Dawn Turner, Tate Lovely Spirit Queen and King Angel VanEk Charlie Dragicevich Returning Queen and King Trina Oppenhuisen Mark Archambault HOMECOMING 106 AT ROYALTY Senior Court Representatives Kris Whitman Doug McKinney Senior Court Representatives Kari Hall Mike Boelman Senior Court Representatives Natalie Nichols Tony Ruelas Senior Court Representatives Tracy Schultz Sean DeCrick Homecoming Queen and King Lisa Bcllware Jerry Kruzich NINETEEN EIGHTY-SEVEN 107 REFLECTIONS OF Left: Freshmen Court Representatives Kasey Miller Chris McKenzie Right: Sophomore Court Representatives Angie Turner Clint Sallee Below: Snowcoming King and Queen Natalie Nichols Doug McKinney Left: Junior Court Representatives Tammy Day Greg Saunders Right: Spirit King and Queen Lourdes Franco Phil DeZwarte SNOWCOMING 108 Left: Senior Court Representatives Natalie Nichols Steve Nadrasik Right: Senior Court Representatives Leah Goodhew Mike Boelman NINETEEN EIGHTY-EIGHT THE ROYAL FAMILY Left: Senior Court Representatives Judy Polderman Jay Hutchison Right: Senior Court Representatives Kari Hall Tony Ruelas Below: Senior Court Representatives Kris Whitman Doug McKinney 109 CATCH THE SPIRIT Nice shot Mary! The true Mattawan spirit? The 1988 snowcoming activities were a success. The assembly was filled with spirit that made the gym roar. There were many games that all the classes participated in, such as a square dance, a basketball relay, tug 'o war, and of course, the blue and gold competition. Freshmen Power? Which way are we supposed to pull? Seniors Unite. 110 The First-Place Hall: The Senior Class with its version of the Colosseum. The Second-Place Hall: The Sophomore Class with a general theme of the Olympics. The Third-Place Hall: The Junior Class with its attempt to make its The Fourth-Place Hall: The Freshmen Class with its general theme of members stars. the Olympics. Snowcoming Fun Many elements contribute to the success of Snowcoming week. The hall decorating competition is one of these elements. Hall judging was done by Mr. Alexander, and a total of twenty-five points was awarded in five categories: theme, scope, originality, overall artistic appeal, and awesomeness. This year's theme was the Olympics. This year's winners in this competition were the Seniors, with twenty-four points. Coming in a close second were the Sophomores, with twenty-three points. Following at a slight margin were the Juniors, with twenty-two points. Finishing last were the Freshmen only three points behind the winners, with twenty-one points. Winning the total competition were the Sophomores, with the Seniors in second, the Juniors in third, and the Freshmen in fourth. Senior Eric McConnell has his own definite way of showing his spirit at pep assemblies. Pep winner Angel VanEk goes all out for Student Doug Lyda slums out on Rock-the award on Blue and Gold day. n-roll day and takes a break in drafting. Ill Eyes On The Future J.V. Football Front Row (I to r): Glenn Antisdel, Ken Koning, Chad Labadie, Stan Stamatiou, Brad Archambault, Bill Yates, Brian MacDougall, Todd Flogue. Second Row: Manager John Flogue, Andy Nash, Brad Magrath, Travis Multhaupt, Steve Maxam, Aaron Switzer, Jud Northup, Joel Lamb. Third Row: Chad Doxtater, Phelan Bell, Chris Adams, Pat Ward, Dave Ballinger, Kirby Berg, Don Ashbaugh, Don Brown. Fourth Row: Jim Flolman, Chris Gwilliams, Chuck Chapman, Steve VanNiman, Zack Kerwin, Jason Rix, Chris McKenzie. Back Row: Coaches Jerry DeBoer, Bob Sacksteder, Alton Laupp. Left: Archambault keeps it around the end. Right: Ready ... set ... hike! M.H.S. Opponent 15 Cassopolis 18 8 G-A 24 22 Delton 25 14 Bronson 18 7 Parchment 12 18 Hackett 19 36 Paw Paw 14 15 K. Christian 24 16 Allegan 32 This year's Junior Varsity Football team had a somewhat disappointing season. A combination of freshmen and sophomores, the team finished with a 1-8 record. The experience that the players received this season will give them the ability to improve on this year's season, and become a better team in the very near future. 113 Scanning The Field: Front Row (l-r): Jeff Wiggers, Lloyd Brooks, Mike Boelman, Tony Ruelas, Matt Schuen, Andy Puzevic, Darrin Marvin, Mike Shelton, Manager Joe Wolf. Second Row: Manager Steve Kesteloot, Duke Hartwell, Derek Paulsen, Keith Sanchez, Scott Redinger, Mike Gray, Dan Menck, Jeree DeVisser, Scott Childress. Third Row: Robb Lindsley, Jay Hutchison, Doug McKinney, Jon Willard, Mike Charvat, Matt McNulty, Greg Saunders, David Thorpe, Kevin Meyle. Fourth Row: Matt Thomas, Jason Hamilton, Jim DeVisser, Jeff Sharpe, Mike Otten, Kurt Reits, Paul Garrison, Chad Kerwin, Mike Stevens. Back Row: Coaches Jeff Butler, Dave Haas, Doug McKinney, Sr., Steve Bradstreet, Trainer Ev Ailing. M.H.S. Opponent 10 Cassopolis 28 14 G-A 6 0 Delton 13 34 River Valley 6 6 Parchment 15 21 Hackett 7 6 Paw Paw 21 48 K. Christian 11 18 Allegan 6 This Year's Varsity football team did something that no Mattawan football team has been able to do in the past five years, have a winning season. This year's team was one of the best we've had in a long time. Led by players such as Tony Ruelas, Doug McKinney, Matt Schuen, and many others, the Wildcats ran up a 5-4 record throughout the season. The Varsity Cats outscored their opponents 157-113. They averaged 17.4 points per game, while only giving up 12.5 points per game. The team's best win was the Homecoming game against Kalamazoo Christian, in which our Wildcats defeated the Comets 48-11 before a very fired-up crowd, which included many students, parents, teachers, and many Mattawan Alumni. Varsity Football The right way to tackle somebody. Ruelas takes it around the end. WILDCAT Front Row: (I to r) Brandi McKinney, Susan Dude, Kris Whitman, Chris Holmes, Stefanie Strader, jenny Dunfee. Back Row: Renee Barr, Jolie Ellis. Amy, Monica, and Kris . FIRE-UP! Wow, Look at those cheerleaders! The three stooges! Being a cheerleader involves much more than appearing full of energy for Friday night games. Cheerleading is a team sport that involves hard work and dedication. This years varsity squad competed at the Allegan County Fair on September 12,1987. They really put forth their Maximum Effort! Congratulations cheerleaders on doing your best! Where are we? Matt-a-what? 116 SPIRIT Front Row (L to R): Tammy Mohney, Amy VanEk, Shannon VanderRoest. Back Row (L to R): Tracy Terpstra, Kris Mahieu, Tiffany Overbeek. Not pictured: Lynette Marisch. ‘yiiw£ar Wildcat 'fHiUraU Front Row (L to R): Julie Rieger, Monica Lane, Jenny Greis. Middle Row (L to R): Jill Bower, Amy Saunders, Back Row: (L to R) Lori Bruder, Jacqui Frost, Erin Gwilliams. 117 '88 WINTER Lisa Harrison: I'm in pain, help! Above (L-R): Susan Dude, Kris Whitman, Jenny Dunfee, Mindy Arnold, Diana Heacock, Renee Barr, Lisa Harrison, Natalie Nichols. Above: Showing Mattawan pride. Above: The big, bad varsity squad! This year's winter varsity squad has done an outstanding job. They have added three new girls to their squad, and together they have worked extremely hard. The J.V. and Freshmen squads have also contributed in bringing out our school spirit! Keep up the good work ladies. Above: Let's see those BIG smiles ladies! 118 Above: Are we winning? Cheerleaders Front (L-R): Shannon VanderRoest, Tiffany Overbeek, Tracy Terpstra, Diana Paulsen, Nicole Iciek. Back (L-R): Lynette Marisch, Kris Mahieu. Tah-Dah! Raise your hands if you're sure! Front (L-R): Julie Rieger, Jenny Greis, Monica Lane. Middle: Lori Bruder, Heather Keegan, Tiffany and Lynette show their Wildcat spirit! Jacqui Frost. Back (L-R): Jill Bower, Amy Saunders. 119 Freshmen Look To The Future Front (L-R): John Buytendorp, Chad Penn, Brian MacDougall, Jeffrey Higginbotham, Johnathon Hazelhoff. Back Row (L-R): Todd Middleton, Matthew Zimmer, Scott Goff, Steve Hagenbach, David Ballinger, Matthew Kievet, Coach Gross, Shad Aschleman, Rob Boven, Chris McKenzie, Jim Crites and Chad Labadie. Chris McKenzie shows the pain that goes along with a tough loss. The Freshmen Basketball team had a disappointing season this year. Lack of experience and tough competition put the freshmen record to a dismal 3-17. Coach Gross said, We did not enjoy the success in the win-loss column this year, but I feel that will change shortly. If this team can dedicate itself to the summer basketball program they will turn their whole outlook around completely. Many of the players started the season with little knowledge of the game, but when the season ended they had become more acquainted with the basic fundamentals needed to play the game of basketball. 120 Matt Zimmer and Rob Boven defend the inbounds pass. M.H.S. Opponent 37 Plainwell 53 43 Otsego 66 58 G-A 64 31 K-Christian 48 47 Schoolcraft 51 42 Allegan 50 41 Hackett 53 43 Vicksburg 56 21 Delton 45 53 G-A 65 42 Parchment 48 39 Paw Paw 59 41 Comstock 48 41 K-Christian 53 39 Bangor 40 45 Hackett 60 41 Delton 39 41 Parchment 39 54 Hartford 29 45 Paw Paw 47 Chad Labadie takes advantage of the open jumper. Jayvee Continue Past Success (L-R): Chris Adams, Clint Sallee, Mike Behie, Todd Boekeloo, Jeff Sharpe, Dan Hecker, Brad Archambault, Dan Rose, Andy Popp, Bill Yates, and Coach Penhorwood. MHS Opponent 38 Plainwell 46 66 Otsego 52 61 G-A 48 55 K -Christian 72 65 Schoolcraft 56 62 Allegan 52 67 Hackett 47 56 Vicksburg 55 80 Delton 40 76 G-A 49 52 Parchment 47 68 Paw Paw 60 63 Comstock 50 50 K-Christian 49 56 Bangor 53 62 Hackett 42 52 Delton 37 62 Parchment 63 78 Hartford 65 40 Paw Paw 60 The Jayvee basketball team continued to shine in the Mattawan basketball spotlight. Intense defensive pressure throughout the game and sizzling hoopage on offense helped the Wildcats finish with a record of 16-4. To go along with this record they also captured the K.V.A. title. The Jayvees had a well-balanced scoring attack throughout the season as Jeff Sharpe led the way with 16.4 ppg. While Todd Boekeloo and Brad Archambault each finished with over 10 ppg. With a team shooting percentage of 45% the Wildcats have drilled headaches into the opposing team's players. Coach Penhorwood stresses team play, this is the reason for the balanced scoring attack. Jeff Sharpe displays his shooting touch. Clint Sallee and Jeff Sharpe converge on defense. Andy Popp splits the defenders for the shot. Bill Yates weaves in between the defense for the shot. 121 Aggressive Play Impresses Fans Back Row (L-R): Travis Lennen, Mike Shelton, Mike Hecker, Dan Menck, Ben Harris, Phil DeZwarte, Matt Schuen, Front (L-R): Coach Hoff, Doug McKinney, Kurt Reits, Jesse Gwilliams, Vince Workman, Greg Saunders. The Varsity Basketball team gave us a very exciting and entertaining season. The highlight of the year was a win in which they overcame a deficit of seventeen points going into the fourth quarter to pull away with the win against Otsego. Despite their losing record we had much to cheer about, and all of this with eight juniors who will try to continue their basketball careers next year. Injuries plagued the Wildcats throughout the season as they finished with a record of 7-13. Everyone on the team gave an excellent effort, but there were also those who performed above the rest. Mike Hecker averaged 13 points per game before being injured, while Jesse Gwilliams averaged 10.1 points per game. Juniors Ben Harris and Dan Menck averaged 9.2 ppg and 8.3 ppg, respectively- Second year coach Dan Hoff is looking forward to next season and he has reason to be. There are a possible eight returning letterman next year and with a fine jayvee squad coming up Coach Hoff says, We can all look forward to a successful season next year, but no matter the record it will be a season built on learning and improvement. Mike Hecker ready for the steal. M.H.S. Opponent 54 Plainwell 71 66 Otsego 60 55 G-A 47 46 K-Christian 65 59 Schoolcraft 61 50 Allegan 63 45 Hackett 46 56 Vicksburg 64 63 Delton 64 76 G-A 71 56 Parchment 54 47 Paw Paw 69 49 Comstock 68 53 K-Christian 64 60 Bangor 58 68 Hackett 61 47 Delton 52 51 Parchment 56 (2 OT) 95 Hartford 54 59 Paw Paw 61 122 Ben Harris skys for the Mid-air impression of Dan Menck. jumper. Doug McKinney goes in for the layup. Matt Schuen trying to shake his defenders. Jesse Gwilliams attempts to put another one through the hoop. Mike Hecker shows intense concentration on his shot. Dan Menck fades away as he goes up for the jumper. Doug McKinney completes his drive with a shot over his defender. Ben Harris rolls the ball off his fingertips and into the hoop. 123 Stepping Into The Coach Ed Staron, Tina Bcrchiatti, Lauri Siebel, Jennifer Hoikka, Shawn Argo, Michelle Short, Donna Gromak, Lori Csom, Rachelle Odden, Shelly Smith, Nikki Iciek. M.H.S. Opponent 37 Schoolcraft 39 22 P. Central 39 44 Gobles 35 51 Bangor 55 24 Otsego 51 29 Lawton 47 19 Plainwell 46 27 P. Northern 52 47 Galesburg 36 26 K-Christian 43 34 Hackett 38 37 Delton 73 29 Parchment 41 28 Paw Paw 42 60 Galesburg 44 17 K-Christian 47 36 Hackett 34 37 Parchment 35 22 Delton 62 36 Paw Paw 32 Women’s Varsity This year the Lady Cats got off to a fairly rough start. The first half of the season was a disappointment. In the second half of the season, the ladies came to life, winning four of their last six games. They had an overall record of six and fourteen. Their K.V.A. record of five and seven put them in fourth place. All of the ladies did a fine job performing this season. Coach Ed Staron and the Lady Cats should be commended for their hard work and effort. Picture Donna Gromak goes to the line to give Mattawan another point. Becky lays up the ball with Patti getting the rebound. Women’s Basketball Shelly Smith jumps to give Mattawan first possession. Women’s Jayvee The junior varsity cats put on a fine performance this season. All season long they played with great intensity. Each of the ladies on the team worked very hard. Their overall record was nine and eleven, and their K.V.A. record was six and six. With that record, it put them in fourth place. Good job ladies. Michelle teams up with Lori and Shelly to make a good offense. M.H.S. Opponent 30 Schoolcraft 32 24 P. Central 22 33 Gobles 30 47 Bangor 26 32 Otsego 38 37 Lawton 45 31 Plainwell 45 38 P. Northern 42 47 Galesburg 20 29 K-Christian 53 41 Hackett 54 29 Delton 47 29 Parchment 22 51 Paw Paw 49 41 Galesburg 31 27 K-Christian 38 26 Hackett 49 44 Parchment 32 26 Delton 53 39 Paw Paw 34 Stacy and Trish team up to make a good defense. 125 Coach Sherrie Meyle, Becky Furtwangler, Stacy Hegedus, Michelle Lord, Tricia Vanderbeek, Marcy Monroe, Kitty Cage, Jennifer Farner, Diana Paulsen, Kristy Hancock, LeAnn Rothi, Wendy Berryman, Patti Stratton. Together the Varsity ladies do an excellent job on defense to stop the other team Wendy Berryman takes a layup to put from scoring another two points on the board for the Cats. Shawn Argo goes to the free throw line As the Jayvee lady cats look in on the action. Shelly Goetzinger attempts to bury the a%nd swishes it, only hearing the net. free throw. The Jayvee Ladies team up to win as Kristy Hancock shoots the ball into the hoop. Coach Staron reminds his team of the game plan learned in practice earlier in the week. 126 Hot I need a shave! Donations anyone? Here we go again. What a hot SHOT!' Look, there's a quarter down there! Come on, pass the puck! Look at that chic up there! Representing Mattawan in the South Western High School Hockey League for the Kalamazoo Eagles are, Tony Ruelas ( 8) and Trent Hellenga ( 12). This was Tony's fourth year for the Eagles and this year he leads the league in total number of points. Trent is a rookie this year on the Eagles team and he has made an outstanding performance playing defense. The Eagles had an excellent year. Congratulations guys! 127 A Heavy Price For The Ultimate Glory Men’s Cross Country The men's team maintained their reputation as a 1 team. They placed fifth at the fifteenth annual Mattawan Invitational and were league champions. This is the eighth year they have won the K.V.A. Matt Cashen, Tom Boven, meet. All-Star runners this season were Shawn Burks, Chad Thompson, Tom Boven, and Shad Aschle-man. The team placed fourth at the Regional nearly qualifying for the state. Individuals who qualified were Shawn Burks and Chad Thompson. Shawn Burks placed second at the regional meet and made All-State by placing eighth out of the 80 best Michigan Class B runners. Shad Aschleman and Travis Lennen pair up at Regionals VARSITY MEN M.H.S. 5th out of 16 at Mattawan 28 IS 31 3rd out of 13 at Watervliet 17 15 19 17 21 6th out of 13 at Fennville 23 7th out of 18 at Sturgis 2nd out of 8 at Brandywine 1st out of 7 at K.V.A. Meet 4th out of 20 at Regionals OPPONENT Comstock 30 Parchment 62 Bangor 40 Hartford 42 Parchment 40 Delton 42 C-A 46 Paw Paw 34 K-Christian 36 Back Row: Travis Lennen, Phil DeZwarte, Adam Miller, Brian Williams, Shad Aschelman, Mark Wolf, Chris Holmes, Coach Roach. Front Row: Shawn Burks, Tom Boven, Seb Fisher, john Druckenbrodt, Eric Wetters and captain Chad Thompson. Chad Thompson and Shawn Burks are this The team at Lake Michigan College for regionals. years' state qualifiers. 128 f Women's Cross Country The team was composed of ten girls, making it the largest team in its six years as a Varsity sport. Each of the top five girls on the team broke 23:40 on Mattawan's 3.1 mile course. The team received fourth place in the league. Kim Van Tassell placed sixteenth at the K.V.A. meet; Amy Van Ek placed eighth qualifying for All-K.V.A. She is the third girl from Mattawan to receive this honor, after Sandy Golden and previous state qualifier, Laura Forester. The first Mattawan girl to cross the finish line at the regional meet was Janene Bohan followed closely by Mary Bosker and Danell Moyle. VARSITY WOMEN M.H.S. 12th out of 13 at Mattawan 36 27 24 8th out of 10 at Watervliet 43 36 32 8th out of 20 at Fcnnvillc 45 4th out of 4 at K.V.A. Moot OPPONENT Comstock 19 Parchmont 29 Bangor 31 Hartford 17 Parchmont 20 Dolton 23 K Christian 15 Back row: Kim VanTassell, Tiffanie Biddy, Danell Moyle, Captain Mary Bosker, Kris Johnson, Coach Tim Roach. Front row: Nikki Dooley, Rhonda Ruess, Tiffany Spencer, Amy VanEk. Not pictured Janene Bohan. Amy VanEk, Kim VanTassell, Kris Johnson, Janene Bohan, Danell Moyle and Mary Bosker. Janene shows off her flexibility. Mary, Amy, and Kim run side by side holding off the other opponents at the regional meet. 129 Coming Into View 132 Above: Runners, to your marks. It's going to be a close finish. Kim VanTassell is on the home stretch. c w ¥ Adam Miller — positioned to go. 133 Golfers Continue Consistency Front Row: Ed Hamilton, Jeff Forden, Matt Adams, J.B. Holmes, John Hazelhoff, Joe Farrell, Doug Lyda. Back Row: Coach W.E. Pugh, Kathy Schultz, Mike VanAntwerp, Erik Jefferson, Jon Smith, Mike Shelton, Jim Windon, Mike Wolbers. Mattawan's golf team has been a tough competitor for the last few years and this year was no exception. Three people were voted to the all-conference team. They were senior Jon Smith, juniors Mike Wolbers and Jim Windon. For Wolbers, this was his second consecutive year on the all-KVA team. We can look forward to another year of his excellent golfing. Coach Win Pugh continued to keep his team among the top contenders in the KVA. They have been at or near the top of the league for the past few years and it looks as though they could continue this pattern. A high point of the season was the KVA jamboree in which they finished 1st. This led them to their overall 2nd place finish in the KVA, while the JV team continued to dominate by winning the KVA for the 8th consecutive year! With this type of impressive golfing we can always look forward to a successful golf team in the future. Just like many other sports in Mattawan golf is quickly on the rise and with a program like ours, it should be. Returning golfers next year will be Mike VanAntwerp, Ed Hamilton, Jeff Forden, Matt Adams, J.B. Holmes, John Hazelhoff, Joe Farrell, Jim Windon and Mike Wolbers. MHS OPP Portage Northern varsity 171 168 JV 204 184 Comstock varsity 158 181 JV 189 206 Otsego varsity 173 167 JV 206 200 KVA Jamboree varsity 3rd place KVA Jamboree varsity 2nd place JV Jamboree JV 1st place Schoolcraft varsity 175 197 JV 203 234 KVA Jamboree varsity 1st place KVA Jamboree varsity 1st place JV Jamboree JV 1st place Cull Lake varsity 176 172 JV 184 193 Plainwell varsity 170 160 KVA Jamboree varsity 2nd place KVA Jamboree varsity 2nd place 134 135 Fix Your Eyes Upon . . . Back Row L to R: Coach Kathy Schlukebir, Heather Hill, Jennifer Kuipers, Amy Kruzich, Stacy VanAntwerp, Dena Trumble, Lisa Wheeler, Sherry Duncan, Heather McConnell. Front Row L to R: Paulette Pugh, Stacy Smith, Sam Redinger, Pam Lee, Laura Rice, Nicole Spaulding, Michelle Hancock, Alexis Gearhart, Julie Hoikka, Michelle VanAllen. Alexis Lisa serve a look that could kill. It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a tennis ball? The Varsity Women's tennis team finished third overall in the K.V.A. defeating Del-ton-Kellogg, Paw Paw and Hackett. This is only the second season tennis has been a varsity sport. A second place trophy was won by the team at the Bronson Invitational. On October 3rd, the K.V.A. Tournament took place. There were some extraordinary performances made there. This year's varsity team had a good year and predict an even more successful season next year. Part of the team breaks between matches. Women's Tennis Scores Schoolcraft 2 Mattawan 5 Otsego 7 Mattawan 0 Comstock 4 Mattawan 3 South Haven 4 Mattawan 3 K-Christian 6 Mattawan 1 Paw Paw 0 Mattawan 7 Hackett 1 Mattawan 6 Delton 0 Mattawan 7 Galesburg 7 Mattawan 0 Comstock 4 Mattawan 3 136 The Wimbledon Hopefuls Tim shows off his new learned talent. Not quite tall enough, Greg. 137 SOCCER: A Sport Of Total Finesse After only three years as a Varsity sport, the men's soccer team finished the season, second in the league. K.V.A. All-Stars were Keith Mason, goalie; Cory Henderson, Jim Crites and Chris Marconi, forwards; Jerry Kruzich mid- fielder; Vince Workman, full back. Honorable mention went to Pat Overhuel, Nate Van Duine, Tim Flickinger and Eric Reeves. Captains were senior, Jerry Kruzich and junior, Vince Workman. The team is coached by Ciro Mazzola. Right: Kim VanTassel and Coach Gus Henshke discuss the team's strategy. The 1987 Women's Soccer team that plays in the spring, had eighteen players. Cheryl Oppenhuisen, Kim Van Tassel, Chauntel Stone, Pam Jepkema, Jane Kesteloot, Missy Stevens, Jennifer Lenhart, Amy Mack, Tallis Weeldreyer, Ellen Wdowicki, Denise Lindsley, Stephanie Strader, Jenny Yates, Mindy Arnold, Jennifer Flickinger, Jana Looman and Susan Oppenhuisen. Captains were, senior, Amy Mack and junior, Missy Stevens. At the District Tournament Mattawan defeated Three Rivers four to two. Varsity honors went to, Jana Looman, Most Valuable; Jenny Yates, Most Spirited; and Kim Van Tassel, Most Improved. Chris Marconi steals the ball and makes his way for a goal. Women's Soccer Team 1987 Jerry Kruzich congratulates teammate Cory Henderson on a fine effort. 138 Men’s Soccer Results M.H.S. OPPONENT 4 Comstock 2 6 G-A 0 2 K-Christian 0 3 Hackett 2 1 Delton 2 0 Parchment 1 7 Paw Paw 0 M.H.S. OPPONENT 1 Buchanan 3 4 G-A 1 2 K-Christian 1 2 Hackett 4 2 Delton 1 2 Parchment 1 6 Paw Paw 1 5 Buchanan 3 Chauntel Stone, Stephanie Strader and Jana Looman are pumped up for a win. Above: Goalie Keith Mason dives for the ball to save the game for the Wildcats. Back row: Ciro Mazzola, Coach; Ted Powers, Asst. Coach; Cory Henderson, Erie Reeves, Tim Flickinger, Matt Kievit, Chris Marconi, Greg Owel, Jamie Dunn, Pat Overhuel, Mike Behie, Vince Workman, Gary Fredricks Front row: Jim Crites, Jerry Kruzich, Mike Jefferson, Bart Kruzich, Keith Mason, Joe Van Horn, Andy Roach, Jeff Ford, Nate Van Duine, Matt Zimmer. 139 Baseball: The Best Is Yet To Come 1988 Mattawan Varsity Baseball team. Back row (L-R): Coach John Hamilton, Doug Lyda, Kurt Zito, Derek Paulsen and Tom Boven. Front Row (L-R): Mike Charvat, Matt Cashen, Steve Sallee and Steve Lee. 140 Coach John Hamilton led Mattawawan to yet another K.V.A. championship last year. He has led three teams to K.V.A. championships in the last five seasons. There are eleven returning varsity baseball players this year. Last year the teams key players were Steve Sallee, Matt Cashen, Steve Lee and Derek Paulsen. Cashen set the school record for wins with nine and also contributed with his bat. Cashen also was voted to the All Conference Team. Steve Sallee continued his excellent hitting, batting a team high .478 and knocking out four homeruns. He did this in a relatively short period of time because he was plagued by a knee injury. Steve Lee pitched the team to four wins while finishing second in strike outs behind Cashen. Mattawan catcher Derek Paulsen turned out to be a pleasant surprise last season. He was called up in the early part of the season and he ended up hitting .327. Mattawan's jayvee team had a fine season also, finishing 16-3 overall and they had a spotless 10-0 record in the K.V.A. The whole team gave an excellent effort. Some key players were Kurt Reits, Tom Boven, Joe Kuipers, Jeff Sharpe, Brian Doxtater and Matt McNulty. Of these people Kurt Reits led the team with a .452 average while Tom Boven led the team with 25 RBI's. Boven and Joe Kuipers led the pitching staff with six and five wins respectively. Each of their earned run averages was under a one. Receiving awards were Boven — Most Valuable Player, Matt McNulty — Most Spirited and a well-deserved Most Improved Player went to Brian Doxtater. With all of this young talent coming and hours of hard work in the off season Mattawan could prove to be a feared contender. Steve Sallee readies himself for his next at-bat. Looking through the eyes of the batter as Tom Boven pitches. Wildcats congratulate Sallee af ter homerun. Mattawan Wildcats looking in on the action. 141 You Should See This! Will Softball Keep The K.V.A. Title? Last season the varsity softball team recaptured the K.V.A. title. It was a hard fought victory. This year there is a real good chance to repeat. Also, last season they went to the district finals and lost a tough battle to Lakeshore. The girls who made the K.V.A. All-Star Team were: Donna Gromak (pitching), Lorri Csom (centerfield), and Heather Wolf (designated hitter). Becky Furtwangler made the honorable mention K.V.A. team. Donna Gromak also made the district's first team for pitching. Since the spirit has risen at Mattawan, they hope that they will have a lot more fans rooting them on throughout the season. Good Luck Ladies! The team helps the batter by cheering, Smack it attack it that's the way to wack it! With Becky furtwangler and Heather Wolf J.V.'er Patti Stratton checks out the fans looking on, Donna Gromak delivers the in the bleachers, winning pitch. Coach Mike Cooper talks to his team about hitting. Come on you guys, you couldn't hit your way out of a wet paper bag! LeAnn Rothi stands intense with a three and two count. Jayvee Softball Junior varsity sports are the learning years. Last year the ladies had a rough year, but they learned quite a bit of new things. The freshmen are expected to help the team very much this year. They have a lot of good talent coming up, and that talent will help them tremendously. Go get em' Cats! The returning varsity ladies include: Kerrie VanderRoest, Heather Multhaupt, Lorri Csom, Becky Furtwangler, Donna Gromak, Heather Wolf, Tracey Gest, and Carrie VanNiman. Not pictured: Lourdes Franco. The K.V.A. trophy returns to Mattawan. Can the ladies hold on to it? Lady Spikers This year the Varsity ladies had a rebuilding season after losing nine of fourteen girls. Coach Butler cut the team down to twelve people this year for playing purposes. This year they had only three returning varsity ladies and five girls who played J.V., leaving four first year players. They had only one senior and six juniors, with two sophomores and two freshmen. They started off the season with a very inexperienced and young team. Next year they hope to come back with a strong team. M.H.S. Opponent Score 14, 02, 13 Otsego 16, 15, 15 15, 09, 15, 15 Hartford 04, 15, 07, 10 01, 08, 16 G-A 15, 15, 18 12, 13, 06 Delton 15, 15, 15 14, 03, 15, 11 Bangor 16, 15, 08, 15 13, 05, 06 Coloma 15, 15, 15 15, 05, 14, 09 Parchment 04, 15, 16, 15 16, 06, 10, 12 Schoolcraft 14, 15, 15, 15 04, 09, 09 Hackett 15, 15, 15 04, 13 Lawton 15, 15 15, 15 Decatur 08, 12 13, 15,03, 15, 07 Paw Paw 15,12,15,11,15 10, 15, 02, 13 Dowagiac 15, 09, 15, 15 11, 15, 00, 13 K-Christian 15, 04, 15, 15 02, 05 K. Central 15, 15 07, 11 Plainwell 15, 15 Record Cereal City 2-6 Record Bronson 3-3 Record Lawton 3-3 (Back L-R): Brandi McKinney, Jennifer Farner, Jennifer Hoikka, Marcy Monroe, Kitty Gage, Coach Butler. (Front L-R) : Tina Berchiatti, Lori Bowie, Dawn Turner, Donna Gromak, Amy Kruzich, Joanna Lewis. Donna Gromak serves the winning point. Amy Kruzich says, Eat Tachikara! r t—1 144 Varsity takes their position for serve reception. The team congratulates each other after a good play. Dig Deep Jackie Hinds serves The J.V.'ers wait intensely for the serve. UP an ace' Patti Stratton frees the ball over. M.H.S. 11, 15, 16 05, 15, 04 15, 15 11, 15, 15 15, 15 15, 15 15, 15 14, 15, 13 01, 04 07, 13 15, 15 14, 06 00, 15, 15 15, 11, 15 07, 15, 12 03, 15, 11 Record Opponent Otsego Hartford C-A Delton Bangor Coloma Parchment Schoolcraft Hackett Lawton Decatur Paw Paw Dowagiac K-Christian K. Central Plainwell Lawton Score 15, 06, 18 15, 11, 15 10, 17 15, 12, 12 08, 10 08, 01 11, 07 16, 06, 15 15, 15 15, 15 04, 12 14, 06 15, 01, 06 04, 15, 08 15, 05, 15 15, 09, 15 5-2 The Jayvee Volleyball Team has had quite a good season with Coach Diana Kaplinski. The ladies made tremendous progress with their skills. Sophomores Patti Stratton and Jana Looman led the offense by setting up the attacks. They ended their season with a three and three record in the K.V.A. and an eleven and eight record overall. 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MANNING ATTORNEY AT LAW EZGO CUSHMAN 57467 MURRAY STREET MATTAWAN. Ml 49071 «616� 66H-3355 MATTAWAN QUICK SHOP Rich Overholt OVERHOLT CONSTRUCTION WILL BUILD TO SUIT Gasoline, Groceries, Best Pizza In Town, Video Movie Rentals (Over 700 Movies) Ph. 668-2020 54312 North Main St. Mattawan, Ml 49071 (616) 668-4094 '0435 S. VANKAl LICENSED INSURED MATTAWAN. Ml 49071 MATTAWAN MINI-STORAGE t „ FRENCH AVE Vi mile North off 1-94 N w 2 COMPARE OUR PRICES s, MATTAWAN _ EXIT SIZES AVAILABLE: W ' f 1-94 5'xlO- 10'xl2'— 10x15'- 10'x20' MERCIAL ) M _ „ OR 9:00 AM- 3ENTIAL WWW M 7W A 5:00 PM 159 RUSH INN BAR Down Town Mattawan Celebrating Our 40th yr. Now Specializing In Fine Food 4504 W. Main 3798 W. Centre Ct. Westwood Plaza Woodbridge Hills Kalamazoo, Ml 49009 Portage, Ml 49002 343-6136 327-8712 ROSE JEWELERS Congratulations To The Congratulations To The Graduating Class! Class ’88 The Rose's (Jim, Deb Little Jimmy) MAstesFs FSmir§ §imS 3 s, 1302’ M-89 Plain well. Michigan 49080 MICHAEL KOEHNE PRESIDENT Telephone (616) 685-9187 160 VERN MIDDLETON JR. RESIDENTIAL SPECIALISTS • New Booh • Ro-Hoofing ko Snow Removal • Repoin O iNS CORN f.'G Fiberglas m mmk %mm9 MCH KINU IH21) — INSURED — “Above AII...An Excellent Roof’ ESTIMATES WITHOUT OBLIGATION 375-7373 10121 W..i 0. Av Congratulations To Lourdes Franco And The Graduating Class Of 1988! 161 (8a+y. SB. TAotn ux t% 'vlt. 'Jfl. OAK TREE COUNSELING 7734 SO. 8th ST.. KALAMAZOO, MICH. 49009 327-1009 T.M. BROWN AND SONS. INC. MATTAWAN HARDWARE STORE Paints - Plumbing - Elmctbical 25142 Red Arrow Highway 667-2687 Groceries, Cold Beer, and Wine Packaged Liquor Dealer Serving Pizzas, Subs, and Sandwiches 7 Days a Week TELEPHONE 616-668-3377 Congratulations Class of 1988 53196 North Main Street Mattawan. Michigan 49071 162 PAW PAW INSURANCE CENTER 110 6. MICHIGAN AVE. PAW PAW. Ml 49079 (616) 657-6076 Ronald L. White. CIC Rtchargt and Rapatr All Branda of Campar Aatrlgaraton Salat A Sacrtea • Suppllaa A Propan R.V.CAMPER REFRIGERATION == SERVICE = 51774 CR 652 • Mattawan, Ml 49071 personal insurance Business insurance lutc Graduate RANDY A SHARON AUSTIN Oamara Talaphona: (SIS) 86A-3659 Rossman Automotive. Inc. Service Dept Baity SHop • Heed Cor Soles Mattawan Exit 1-94 Cp— 668-3323 Ls-g . 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday 8 a-m. to 1 p.m. Saturday ' Congratulations To The Class Of 1988! THE FINEST QUALITY IN PRINTING RBPRINTING• 4 11774th v • MM I AW IN. Ml49071 •6M-6M-2SM Congratulations to the Graduates! Dick Laurie Barnett Congratulations Class Of 1988! Tom Taylor, CLU 1595 W. Center Suite 101 Brookwood Office Park STAT1 FARM Like A Good Neighbor, State Farm Is There. We salute those who strive to achieve knowledge and accept life’s responsibilities for a greater tomorrow. Protech Progressive Offce Technology Corporation 535 South Burdick Street. Suite 110 Kalamazoo. Ml 49007 164 iProtech Leasing The climb to the top usually is the result of years of hard work. Dedication. A commitment to excellence. Dreaming: Of Sandy Beaches And Snow-Capped Mountains. Of A 2-Story House With A White Picket Fence. Of High Sky Rises And Crowned City Streets. It’s Alright To Dream Differently; As Long As We Dream The Best. When The Memories Are Gone; Dreams Are All We’ve Got Left. Dream Until You Reach The Top, THE JUNIOR CLASS SENIOR INSURANCE SERVICES A Subsidiary Of Ciro A. Mazzola And Associate, Estate And Financial Planning V Senior Insurance Services (616) 343-7254 C221 West Main Mall Kalamazoo, Ml 49009 CIRO A MAZZOLA P.O. BOX 545 CHARLES W. GIBSON OSHTEMO, Ml 49077 CIRO A. MAZZOLA ASSOCIATES C22I WEST MAIN MALL KALAMAZOO. MICHICAN 49009 (616) 343-7200 Congratulates The Graduating Class Of 1988! RICHARD VAN EK CONSTRUCTION Commercial And Home Building Mattawan, Michigan Ph. (616) 668-3121 Congratulations To Angel Van Ek And The Class Of 1988! RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL SALES TAX E-38 1880489 P ° BOX 2ea TOBACCO LICENSE: 4-10822 PAW PAW. MICH. 49079-0268 WASTE-A WA Y DISPOSAL SERVICE P.O. BOX 223 PHONE 616 657-6254 PAW pAW MICHIGAN 49079 TAYLOR’S COUNTRY FLORIST Fresh New Ideas In Flowers For Every Occasion 215 E. Michigan Ave. Paw Paw, Michigan 49079 Ph. 657-6256 ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT • 24 HOUR SERVICE • 4 LOCATIONS • STAFFED PARAMEDICS • MEDICARE MEDICAID APPROVED SERVING KALAMAZOO FOR 26 YEARS 343-6171 BUSINESS OFFICE: 3434167 MAILING ADDRESS: 121 PORTAGE UNITS TEXAS TAKE OUT Truck Covers Cargo Trailers Custom Building Building Material Bmt B. Mmtmuon. D.M.D.. P.C. Family Dennury Westnedftc Hill Center 190 South Weunedge Kalamazoo. Ml (616) 382-4300 Specializing in Coimeoc ind Preventive Dennury Groceries Wine Beer And Liquor Lotto And Video WOLVERINE COACH CO. 56100 S. Main St. Mattawan, Michigan 49071 Congratulations Class Of 1988! Ph. 375-7531 Jack Brininger 168 616-668-3794 VIDEO RENTAL Hours: 12:00 Noon-8 PM Daily 12:00 Noon-9 PM — Fri. Sat. 327-9223 3830 West Centre St. Owner: Portage, Ml 49002 Bonnie Gane Wood Bridge Shopping Centre RALPH MOYLE, INC. 55742 N. MAIN STREET MATTAWAN, MICHIGAN 49071 PHONE A.C. (616) 668-3222 Tanning Salon Hot TubDing 24285 Rea Arrow Hwy Mattawan Ml 668-4370 Marie Deloof Owner Life’s A Beach Trucking Spikes Cities Service Complete Auto Service 24 Hour Wrecker P.O. Box 188 668-3344 Mattawan Wfe've printed more than one kindred million yearbooks... Tlianks to you! OSIfNS Congratulations Class Of '88 169 TOP QUALITY REFRACTORY CO. INC. 24 Hour Service — Installation Of Refractories Ind Furnaces And Boilers Complete Guniting Service Industrial Furnace Engineering And Construction 5035 Meridith Ph. 349-6726 JAMES WOODER MTM INC. 3602 East Kilgore Road Portage, Michigan 49081 Phone: 382-4939 FORMULA K KART •GRAND PR1X TRACK ----- ......... 2. SO S • •- % Grr a ■Vn't......... � -SO 7 r W? ” uin r ooVs......Mto S v mp«c Con.........42.. to S rmnwVc W.ddi . Cart....... 1« 5 —-«. OPEN EVERY DAYl 10:0d'a.jn. thru 11:00 p.m. PIT STOP GAME ROOM also OPEN during frock hours. Easy Access • 1-94 to Exit 66, Mattawan 1-616-668-2002 8601 W. Main Mill Drive Kalamazoo. MI 49009 (616) 344-0276 PHOTOGRAPHY 803 N. KALAMAZOO PAW PAW. MICH. 40079 61 657-6786 WALLEY'S SUB SANDWICHES 6477 W. Michigan 9th Oshtemo, Michigan Ph. 375-0994 Mon.-Sat. 11:00-10:00 Sun. 12:00-8:00 Selection Of 60 Different Sandwiches VanBUREN COUNTY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES CORPORATION Serving The Community Congratulations To Laura And Kristen R.T. ARTY THE CLOWN Internationally Known (He Has Relatives In The Netherlands) Presented By Jack Vanderbeek R.T. ARTY THE CLOWN 23208 Prairie View Mattawan, Michigan 49071 Law Offices HAROLD SCHUITMAKER, P.C. Harold Schuitmaker William B. Millard Illinois Bar 219 Paw Paw Street P.O. Box 96 Paw Paw, Michigan 49079-0096 616-657-2687 616-657-2867 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1988 SAVE-WAY COIN LAUNDRY Save-Way Plaza Mattawan, Ml 49071 POLDERMAN FINANCIAL PLANNING 5511 East Cork St. Kalamazoo, Michigan 49001 Say No To Driving Drunk Drugs Can Kill Before A It’s Too Late! Friendship 173 Patrons To The Mattawan Yearbook Karen Anderson Mr. And Mrs. Charles Bibart Mr. And Mrs. Boelman Mr. And Mrs. Robert Dailey Domino’s Pizza Goodwin’s Texas Corners Marathon Christine Horner Mr. And Mrs. David Lewis Bill And Sue Pasch Polderman’s Flowers Mr. And Mrs. Terrell Virg’s Barber Shop Rob Holman In Memory Of James And Jean Williamson. A special thank-you goes out to all those who supported our yearbook by purchasing an advertisement. Our yearbook is a lasting memory of your support for Mattawan High School. Thank-you, The Mattawan Yearbook Staff 174 PARENTAL VIEWPOINT ERIC C. LEWANDOWSKI Congratulations to a terrific son — We are proud of you Eric! Conrad and Shirliann Lewandowski MIKE HECKER To our son — Mike, Congratulations, you hung in there kid, and sometimes it wasn't much fun — We are proud of the young man you grew to be, and all your accomplishments. Love ya, Mom, Dad, John and Dan ROMY CRAVEN We have had 17 years of fun, love and laughter with the finest daughter that anyone could have. We are very proud of you and wish you the best in turning your dreams into reality. Love, Dad and Mom KRIS WHITMAN Congratulations Kris! We are so proud of your accomplishments! You will achieve everything you've set out to do with your life! We love you very much. Love, Dad, Mom and Mark KARI HALL Way to go! We wish you the same happiness and success throughout your college years. Love, Mom and Dad SCOTT KORSTANGE Scott — You are a son every parent would be proud to have — we are the lucky ones! Congratulations and much success on your future goals — May the sun always shine on you. Love, Mom, Dad and Michele MARK WOLF Congratulations Mark on a job well done! How proud we are of you! Don't forget our tickets to the World Series when you're up in the broadcasting booth. All our love, Dad, Mom and Lisa MARTI SAGE You've made me so proud. The world belongs to you and you will fill it with happiness and success! Love, Mom JESSE GWILLIAMS You are bright, talented, funny and energetic. Every day you make us proud. We wish you all the happiness that life can bring. Love, Mom and Dad ANGEL VAN EK Congratulations! We are proud of you and we love you. Love, Mom, Dad, Amy, Grandpa Martin Ringo CHAD HARRISON Congratulations! We have watched you grow into a fine young man, and are so very proud of you. Remember we are always here for you. All our love, Mom, Dad, Rush Jr., Lisa, and Teddy PAUL LEVEQUE Our special son who has brightened up our lives in many ways. We are so very proud of you. The world is yours — go for it! Love, Mom, Dad, Marc, and Heidi, too. CHAUNTEL STONE God was so good when He gave you to us, and we thank Him. Thank you for being so special! We love you and appreciate you so much! Phillipians 4:13 Mom and Dad KURT ZITO You know we are proud of you. We are confident that your future will hold many accomplishments, too. Love, Mom, Dad, and Georgia SUSAN DUDE You are a shining example of what a daughter and sister can be. We are so very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Steve, and David TAMMI SANFILIPPO Congratulations sweetie! Best of luck to you in the future. We will always be beside you to guide and help you and be your friend. We love you — May God Bless You. Love, Mom and Dad KRISTE MUNSTER Our love and hopes are with you. Mom, Scott, Grandma, and Grandpa 176 TIM FLICKINGER Tim, Congratulations, son! We feel proud of your many achievements, blessed having such a “wonderful son, and happy knowing you'll succeed in all your endeavors!! God be with and bless you, always. Love, Eternal, Honey, Mom and Dad eric McConnell Dear Eric, Congratulations on a job well done during your high school career. We hope you learned as much from school as we did from you. Remember to keep your committments. Love, Mom and Dad TONY STEVENS Congratulations Tony — we are very proud of you!! Wishing you much success in college and a future filled with happiness. We Love you. Mom and Dad AMY LYNN MACK Thanks for all the memories of our high school years! Both good and bad. It's been a growing experience. We're looking forward to many more memories. We are proud and thankful for a daughter as sweet as you! God bless you! Dad, Mom, Sara, and Ruffles MISSY CRITES I love you enough to let you run but far too much to let you fly. Rod McKuen Love forever, Mom, Dad, Jim and Jeff Alexander. D. ... 11. 70. 60 Alexander. J. ... 79 Anderson. C. . . . 60 Anderson. R. . . . 60 A veils. J. ... 4. 76 Dalos. C ... 7. 11. 60 Deoil. M. ... 60 Decker. J. ... 60. 92 Dowmon. F. ... 76 Doyce. 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Angelo ... 51. 76 Glassman. Todd ... 51. 73 Goudzwoard, Ben ... 51 Grimm. Mary Jo ... 51 Gromak. Donna ... 51. 69. 124. 142. 143. 144 H Hall. Jodi ... 51. 72 Hamilton. Ed .. . 51, 134 Hamilton. Jason ... 51. 114 Harrell. Chris ... 46. 49. 51. 92 Harris. Ben ... 51. 53. 122. 123 Harrison. Lisa ... 51. 55. 77. 116 Hart. Denny ... 51 Heocock. Diana ... 51, 116 Hellengo. Trent ... 51, 127 Hill. Juloyne ... 51 Hill, Teresa ... 51 Hoikko. Julie ... 51, 69. 101. 136 Horton. Chad ... 51 Holton. Cheryl ... 51 Hycoop. Jackie ... 76 I Iciek. Amy ... 51. 70, 76. 77. 69. 96. 101 J Jackson. Dustin ... 54 Janowicz. Iris ... 51. 97 Johnson. Lisa ... 51. 52 Johnson. Teosho ... 51 K Komrowski. Alan ... 51 Keyset. Todd ... 51 Kob. Mike ... 51 Kuipers. Jennifer ... 51, 103, 136 Kuipers. Joe ... 51, 55 L Lows. Rod ... 51. 101. 172 Lee. Steve ... 51. 140 Lennen. Travis ... 46. 49. 51. 122. 126. 146 Leslie. Robert ... 51 Lewis, Joanna ... 51. 102. 144 Lorenz. Michelle ... 51. 76 Lovely. Tore ... 49. 51. 93. 106 Lueer, Sarah ... 51. 54. 69 Lutes. Renee ... 52 M-N Moot, Sandra ... 52 MocPherson. Scott ... 52. 146 Moki. Eliisa ... 52 Mannon. Michelle ... 52 Martin. Cheryl ... 52 Mason. Keith ... 52. 139 McConnell. Heather ... 52. 69. 96, 100. 101. 136 McKinney. Brandi ... 5. 51. 52. 96. 116. 130. 144 McNulty. Mart . 52. 114. 141 Menck. Don 52. 55. 114. 122. 123 Meyle. Kevin ... 46. 52. 114 Miller. Adam ... 52. 69. 126. 133 Minor. Kerry ... 52 Moore. Heidi ... 52. 69. 102 Mott. Sandy . . . 146 Moyle. Donell . . . 52. 69. 77. 126. 129. 130 Multhoupt. Heather ... 52. 69. 96. 143, 147 Mundo, Paul ... 52. 75 Munster. Scott ... 52 Narlock. Stephanie ... 52. 76 Neel, Shannon ... 52 Nichols. Becky ... 52. 146 Niles. Paul ... 52 O-P O'Meloy. Theresa ... 52 Often. Mike ... 52. 114 Overocker. Jody ... 52. 76 Overhuel. Pot ... 52. 139 Posch. Tracy ... 52. 69 Patten. Amy ... 52 Paulsen. Derek ... 52. 114. 140 Pickrell. Mott ... 52 Priester. Terri ... 52. 96 R Ransom. Damon ... 52. 92 Reirs. Kurt ... 52. 114. 122 Reynolds. Brian ... 52 Rice. Laura ... 52, 136 Richards. Angelo ... 52. 76. 92. 96 Rider. Traci ... 52 Rieger. Laura ... 52 Rinehart. Amy ... 52 Russell. Jill ... 46. 52. 70. 76 Ryan. Patrick ... 52, 69. 101 5 Sage. Todd ... 52 Sallee. Steve ... 52. 106. 140. 141 Sanchez. Keith ... 53. 114 Saunders. Greg ... 53. 106. 114. 122 Schauer. Debra . . . 53. 97 Schipper. Kyle ... 53 Schouwburg. Johanna ... 53 Schultes. Jeanine ... 53 Sexton. Richard ... 54 Shoink. Brad ... 5. 53 Siebel. Laurie ... 53. 124 Sokolowski. Alan ... 53 Spohn. Patricio ... 53 Stomotiou. John ... 53 Stephens. Scott ... 53 Stevens. Missy ... 53. 96. 136 Strader. Stefonie . . . 53. 96. 116. 136, 139 Stuut. Michelle ... 53. 96 Swinehort. Kurt ... 53 T Taylor, Jill ... 53. 69. 92. 100. 101 Thomas (Biddy), Tammy ... 53 Thorpe. David ... 53. 114 Tiner. Kendra . . . 53. 101 Triemstro. Tod ... 53 Trumble, Deno ... 53. 136 Turcott. Mike . . . 53. 101 Turner. Down . . . 48. 49. 53. 54. 77. 106. 144 Turner. Heather ... 5. 53 Tylicki. Phillip ... 53 V-W VonAntwerp, Mike . . . 53. 134 VonConont. Kris ... 53 VanTassell. Dennis ... 48. 54 Webb. Kim ... 54. 96 Weeldreyer. Tallis ...54. 69. 74. 76. 89. 98. 100. 101 West. Lawrence ... 54 Wesrra. Kathy ... 54 Wheeler, Lisa ... 54. 101. 136 White, Shawn ... 54 Wiggers. Jeff ... 54. 114, 122 Williams. Drian ... 54. 70. 96. 102. 126. 132 Williams. Keith ... 49. 54. 104 Wilson. Mike 54. 73. 76. 101 Windon. Jim 48. 54. 134 Witte. Suzanne ... 54 Wolbers. Mike ... 4, 54. 134, 135 Woods. David ... 54 Workman. Vince ... 54. 122. 139 Z Zobov ski. Dob ... 54 Zito, Georgia ... 54 A Ackley. Dona ... 58 Adams. Christopher ... 58. 113. 121 Adams. Matt ... 58. 134 Adams. Stacie ... 58 Aernie. Amy ... 60 Allen. Andy ... 73 Archomboult. Drod ... 57. 58. 106. 113. 120 Atkinson. Whitney ... 60 Axe. Davo ... 60 D Dadiner, Jeremy . 58 Daumgartner. Kurt ... 58 Dehie. Mike ... 58. 121. 139 Dennett. Shelley ... 57. 58. 61 Derger. Jennifer ... 58 Dlohnik. Jerry ... 58 Doekeloo. Todd ... 58. 121. 137 Dohan. Jonene ... 58. 92. 93. 129. 130 Dowlby. Kathy ... 58 Drennan. Drian ... 58 Drooks. Stacy ... 58. 96 Druder. Nicole ... 58 Druner. Darbaro . . . 58. 76. 96 Drush. Matt ... 56 Durrous. Craig ... 56 Outlet. Mike ... 58 C Clements. Jeff ... 56 Coy. Shannon ... 58 Cruzan. Russ ... 58 D Dork. Ken ... 58 DeCrick. Drian ... 58. 147 DeJoger. Derek ... 56. 76 Detzler. Kurt ... 58 Drummond. Rosetta ... 60 Dryden. Kirk ... 58 Dunn. Jamie . . . 139 E-F Engel. Drian ... 58. 100. 101 Everhardus. Travis ... 58 Farrell. Joe ... 58. 134 Flickinger. Jenny ... 58. 138 Flintoft. Courtney ... 58 Ford. Greg ... 58 Ford. Jeff . . . 58. 139 Fro wine. Jeff 56 Furtwangler. Decky 58. 124. 125. 126. 142. 143 G Gage. Kitty ... 58. 89. 125. 144 Gearhart. Alexis ... 58. 61. 136 Gest. Tracey ... 58. 143 Gibbs. Melanie ... 58 Giebel. Robert ... 58 Goetzinger. Shelly ... 58, 126. 149 Goodhew. Paul ... 58. 148 Goodman. Mott 58 Goole. Darcy 56 Gould. Robert ... 60 Granger. Dob ... 58 G williams. Chris ... 58. 113 H Hall. Jill ...58 Hamming. Jenny ... 59 Hancock. Michelle ... 59. 136 Hoselberger. Martin ... 59 Hecker. Don ... 59. 121. 137 Hice. Don ... 59 Hicks. Sherry ... 60 Hill. Darren ... 59 Hippensteel. John ... 59 Hippensteel. Sarah ... 59 Hiser. Kim ... 56. 59. 147 Hughes. Kevin .59. 76. 89. 98 100. 101 Huis. Rob ... 59 Hunter. Paul ... 60 l-K Iciek. Nicole .. .57. 59. 89. 103. 119. 124 James. Rick ... 59 Johnson. Mike ... 59 Kelley. George . . . 59 Kerwin, Zoch ... 59. 113. 127 Kezele. Kris ... 59 Klesko. Jon ... 59 Koehne. Mike ... 59. 148 Kruzich. Amy 59. 136. 144 Kruzich. Dart 59. 139 L 181 Lee. Pom ... 59. 106 Leveque. Marc ... 59 Lindsley. Denise ... 56. 59. 106 Livingston. Penny ... 59 Loomon. Jono ... 56. 59. 61. 106. 109. 145. 146 Lord. Michele ... 59. 69. 125 Lovely. Jenny ... 57. 59. 106. 145 Lummls. Orion ... 59 M MocRitchie. Troy ... 60 MocDougoll. Deth ... 59 Mognon. Greg ... 59 Mohieu. Chris ... 59. 116. 117. 119 Marconi. Chris ... 50. 106. 109 Morisch. Lynette ... 59. 96. 119 Martin. Julio ... 59 Miner. Ginger ... 4. 56. 59. 75. 96. 101 Mohney. Tommy ... 59. 96. 117 Morrion. Mike ... 59 Mortlock. Louro ... 59 N-O Nosh. Andy ... 59. 110 Northup. Jud ... 59. 110 Noreboom. Cory ... 59 Oppenhuisen. Susan ... 59. 106. 145 Overbeek. Tiffany ... 59. 117. 119 P Page. Fred ... 59 Paulsen. Diono ... 59. 96. 119. 125 Pendowski. Tommy ... 59. 96 Peters. Lynn ... 60 Petroiris. Cindy ... 59 Poldermon. Mark ... 60 Popp. Andy ... 59. 121 Porros. Corino ... 59 R Reading. Tom ... 59 Reed. Roy ... 59 Reilly. Rob ... 60 Richmond. Derek ... 60 Rix. Joson ... 60. 110 Rose. Don ... 60. 121 Rothi. Leonn ... 60. 125. 142. 146 5 Sage Mike ... 60 Sallee. Clint ...60. 106. 121 Soms. Drodley ... 76. 69. 100. 101 Songslond. Michelle ... 60 Schockow. Dove ... 56. 60. 100. 101 Schultz. Steve ... 60 Shorpe. Jeff ... 55. 60. 114. 121 Shelton. Tom ... 60. 76. 69. 92. 100. 101 Sherburn. Julie ... 60 Sherfield. Eric ... 60 Sherman. Scott ... 60 Sims. Douglas ... 60. 146 Snow. Trocy ... 60 Spaulding. Nicole ... 60. 136 Stomotiou. Ston ... 60. 113 Stevens. Treno ... 60 Stratton. Potti ... 60. 61. 124. 125. 142. 145. 146 Stratton. Tim ... 60 Sworts. Amy ... 60 182 Swimm. Donno . . . 60 T To Icon. Ryon ... 60 Teeter. Andy ... 60 Tenney. Tommy ... 60 Terpstro. Trocy ... 60. 96. 117. 119 Tielking. Debi ... 60 Tiller. Andy ... 60 Turner. Angie ... 57. 60. 106 V VonAntwerp. Stocy 60. 136 VonConont. Terri 60 VonDuine. Note 60. 139 VonEk. Amy ... 60. 102. 116. 117. 126. 129 VanEngen. Jock ... 60 VonderRoest. Shannon ... 60. 117. 119 Volenski. Molyndo ... 60 W Wes fro. Down ... 60 Wetters. Erick ... 60. 126 Wheeler. Kevin ... 60 Williams. Jim ... 60 Wilson. Stocie ... 60 Wolf. Heather ... 60. 102. 142. 143. 146 Y-Z Yotes. Jeff ... 60 Yotes. Jennifer . . . 60. 75. 136 Yores. Dill ... 60. 113. 121 Yetter. Kelly ... 60 Zobovski. Dretr . . . 60 A Anrisdel, Glenn ... 64. 113 Armstrong. Louro ... 64. 76 Aschlemon. Shod ... 64. 67. 120. 126 Ashbough. Donald ... 64. 113 D (Joker. Aoron ... 64 Dollinger. Dove ... 64. 113. 120 Dortosiewicz. Jenny ... 64 Deebe. Kelly ... 64. 74 Deg uin. Caroline ... 64 Dell. Phelon ... 64. 113 Dellwore. James ... 64 Derg. Kirby ... 64. 113 Derrymon. Wendy ... 64. 96. 125 Detterley. Don ... 64 Dibort. Alysso ... 64 Diddy. Tlffonie ... 64. 129 Deiremo. Toro ... 64 Dorgens. Toby ... 64 Doven. Robert . . . 64. 120 Dower. Jill ... 64. 96. 117. 119 Doyer, Kelly ... 64. 76. 145 Drown. Donald ... 64. 113. 147 Druce. Heather ... 64 Druder. Lori . . . 64. 96. 117. 119 Durggrof. Dill ... 64 Duytendorp. Johnny ... 64. 120 Dyers. Julie ... 64 C Chapman. Charles ... 64. 113 Chopmon. Jeff . . . 63. 64. 67 Clark. Christopher ... 64 Crites. James ... 64. 67. 103. 120. 139 Cushing. Robert ... 64 D Davison. Dorianne ... 64 DeGroof, Louro ... 64 DeMott. Shone ... 64 Dominguez. Chris ... 64. 146 Dooley. Nikki ... 64 Downey. Mott ... 64. 69. 100. 101 Doxtorer. Chod ... 64. 113 Druckenbrodt. John ... 64. 126. 132 Dykstro. Suson ... 64. 76. 67 E-F Elsmon. Dodi ... 64 Everhordus. Trocy ... 64. 147 Forner. Jennifer ... 64. 125. 144 F'rfolt. Orion ... 64. 92 Force. Dridget ... 64. 69. 101 French. Kelly ... 64 Frost. Jocqui ... 63. 64. 96. 117. 119 G Gallup. Nicole ... 64 Gonzel. Joe ... 64 Gentis. Kerri ... 64 Goff. Scott ... 64. 120 Greis. Jennifer ... 63. 65. 96. 117. 119. 146 Gwillioms. Erin ... 65. 96. 117 H-J Hogenbuch. Steve ... 65. 120 Hall. Jeonnine ... 65 Hampton. Lois ... 65 Hancock. Kris ... 65. 96. 125. 145 Hon. Charlene ... 65 Hozelhoff. John ... 65. 120. 134 Hegedus. Stocy ... 65. 125. 145 Henderson. Corey ... 64. 65. 136. 139 Hercik. Jenny ... 65 Higginbotham. Jeff ... 65. 120 Hill. Mario ... 65 Hinds. Jackie 65. 145 Hogue. Jerry 65. 113 Holm. Christopher 65. 126 Sampley. Darcey ... 66 SonfiHppo. Orion ... 66 Sounders. Amy . . . 66. 117. 119 Schultes. Lynette ... 66. 89. 100. 101 Schultz. Korhy ... 66. 134 Short. Michelle ... 66. 96. 124. 145 Smith. Ken ... 66 Smith. Stocey ... 66. 136 Spencer. Tiffany ... 66. 126. 129 Stroyer. Kim ... 66 Switzer. Aoron . . . 67. 113 T-V Toit. Matthew ... 67 Theodore. Erica ... 67 Town. Soroh ... 67. 76 Turcott. Nicole ... 62. 67 Turner. Sheldon ... 67 VonHorn. Joe ... 67. 139 VonNimon. Steven . . . 113 VonderDeek. Tricio ... 67. 112. 125 VonderRoest. Amy ... 62. 67 VonderWielen. Keith ... 67. 92 W Holmon. James ... 65. 113 Holmes. J.D. ... 65. 134. 135 Howe. Joson ... 65 Hysell. Rebecca ... 65. 89 Jefferson. Mike ... 65. 139. 149 K Kozeks. Christina ... 65. 76 Keegan. Heather ... 65. 119 Kelley. William ... 65. 92 Kiel. Doroi ... 65 Kiev It. Mott ... 65. 120. 139 Kiley. Nicole ... 65 King. Dove ... 65 Kocion. Drod ... 65 Koning. Ken ... 65. 113 Konlng. Teresso ... 65. 76 McConnell. Mott ... 76 McCoy. Mike ... 66 McDonel. Nikki ... 67 McKenzie. Chris ... 66. 108. 113. 120 McLean. Angelo ... 66 Micholok. Tommy ... 66 Middleton. Todd ... 66. 120 Miller. Dovid 66 Miller. Kosey 66. 96. 108. 146 Monroe. Morey ... 66. 76. 96. 125. 144 Moore. Jennifer ... 66 Mulrhoupt. Travis ... 66. 113 Myers. Jennifer ... 66 Nedervelt. Corolee ... 66. 147 Nettleton. Kris ... 66 Noreboom, Chod ... 66. 67 Word. Patrick ... 67. 113 Wheeler. Kirsten ... 67 Whitney. Drooke ... 67 Wilson. Margaret ... 67 Witte. Dovid ... 67 Wojciechowski. Kelly ... 67 Wood. Jennifer ... 67 Woodard. Troy ... 67 Z Zomojski. Louro ... 67 Zimmer. Mott ... 67. 120. 139 O-P L iobodie. Chod ... 65. 113. 120 LoLiberte. Dono ... 65 Lamb. Joel ... 65. 113 Lomb. Ryan ... 65 Lambert. Shown ... 65 Londsdole. Mike ... 65 Lone. Monica ... 65. 96. 116. 117. 119 Lee. Angelo . . . 65. 96 Lenhort. Teresa ... 62. 65. 89. 100. 101 Leonard. Donny ... 65 Longjohn. Mary ... 65. 92 Love. Mory ... 65 M-N Maog. Pom ... 65 Moberry. Scott ... 65 MocCortny. Allison ... 65 MocDougoll. Orion 65. 106. 113. 120 Mock. Soro 65 MocPhee. Tony . . . 65 Mogroth. Drod . . . 65. 113 Mallory. Stephanie ... 65 Mart. Orion ... 66 Martin. Raymond ... 66 Matthews. Dole ... 66 Moxom. Steve ... 66. 113 Oliphont. Don ... 67 Olson. Jennifer ... 66 Page. Michael ... 66 Popierz. Koro ... 66. 89. 101 Peak. Dwoin ... 66 Penn. Chad ... 66. 120 Peters. Mitchell ... 66 Pickens. Jeff ... 63. 66 Pohl. Amy ... 66. 96. 106 Pugh. Paulette ... 66. 136 R Rouch. Mark ... 66 Roy. Royon ... 62, 66 Redinger. Samantha ... 66. 136 Reeves. Eric ... 66. 139 Rider. Roxanne ... 66. 76 Rieger. Julie ... 63. 66. 96. 117. 119 Rigg. Chris ... 66 Rirsemo. Soro ... 66 Roach. Andrew ... 66. 139 Roden. Roy ... 66 Rogers. Daniel ... 66 Romine. Tom ... 66 Ruess. Rhondo ... 66. 129 Ryon. Dill ... 66 S 1 ♦ ♦ ♦ A Last Look This yearbook is a combination of efforts that review Mattawan High School activities during 1987-88. Students and faculty members are responsible for the story told in this yearbook. Your creative ideas and contributions make this book possible. Many people have worked together as a team to produce this yearbook. I wish to give a special thanks to these people: 1987-88 Mirror Staff Mr. Penhorwood Ms. West Mr. VanderVeen Mrs. DeBoer Mrs. Sokolowski Aaron Baker Erick Wetters The Mattawan High School Yearbook is dedicated to you; let these memories last a lifetime. Sincerely, Romy Craven Editor 184