Mona Shores High School - Compass Points Yearbook (Norton Shores, MI)

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Execute Homeroom Functions and colors among many other related activities. The Juniors' task was the planning of the Prom, the Sophomores' the choosing of class rings, and the Freshmen's the selecting of class advisors. Senior class advisors are Mr. Roy Burch, Miss Judy Agard, and Mr. Jacob Funkhouser, and for the Junior class the advisors are Mr. William Ross, Mrs. Roberta Leibee, and Mr. William Merdzinski. Sophomore class advisors are Mr. Otto Borgeson, Miss Marilyn Brusman, and Mr. Dan Hamilton. The newly elected Freshman advisors are Mr. Travis Gunter, Mr. John Spring, and Mr. William Thompson. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM CHAIRMEN: sitting-P. Soren- sen, C. Rodgers, J. Haack, S.. Argue, D. Lorenz. Row One: standing-C. Zanter, S. Nelson, C. Cordano, K. Muriset. Second Igzowli P. Waters, B. Hoffman, A. Bultema, M. Borgeson, L. nc son. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Jody Walukonis, Vice President: Matt Hanichen, Presidentg Elaine Coston, Secretaryg Mary Alice Hunter, Treasurer, I not picturedj, Mr. Otto Borgeson, Advisory Miss Marilyn Brusman, Asst. Advisor. FRESHMAN HOMEROOM CHAIRMEN: C. Clifford, C. Furlo, P. Benson, A. Betts, M. Stenseng. Row Two: R. Seifert, S. Bronsema, T. Webb, T. Wright, N. Thompson, S. Morton, K. Medema, G. Larsen, J. De Witt, D. Johnson. --f 8

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Class Chairmer The class homeroom chairmen attend the meetings of their clasi where together they plan the many activities of the year. These in clude money making projects as well as school sponsored activities As a homeroom chairman each student relates to his fellow mem bers the proposals and plans for their class. The chairman in turl carries back to the class meetings any suggestions made by his home room to the proposals. Other duties of the chairman are to conduc elections and distribute class news letters. The main homeroom activity for the Senior class was planning graduation which included elections for the class song, motto, flower SENIOR HOMEROOM CHAIRMEN: S. Kramer, M. Bailey, S. Silvis, B. Close. Row Two: B. Houghteling, G. Frye, B. Stibitz, J. Lupien. Row Three: M. Rose, T. Guerne, R. DeRose, S. Van Dyke. i 52 2 2 JUNIOR HOMEROOM CHAIRMEN: K. Jordon, P. Hinkley, D. Kroes, L. Schamber, M. Robinson, L. Oppenheimer, B.. Morin. 4 Row Two: L. Wierengo, J. Baker, C. Curran, M. Bloomquist, L. Sperry, G. Van Lente, E. F Erickson. 1 e JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Shelley Tamblyn, Sec- retary: Barb Patten, Vice President: Roger Funk- houser, Treasurer: Mr. William Ross, Advisor, Bobbie Johnson, President: Mrs. Roberta Leibee, Asst. Advisor. 86

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C.A.A. Competes With Area Schools Jump ball! Basketball is one of the many sports G.A.A. participates in. Y-Teens Participates in March of Dimes Y-Teens, a girls' service organization, is under the advisorship of Miss Lorraine Poel. This year's club activities included providing a Christmas bas- ket for a needy family and participating in the annual March of Dimes. Miss Poelg Advisor, Nancy Strong, Claudia Stough, Lynne Allen. Row Two: Debbie Newell, Marsha Carlson, Pat Schoonbeck, Linda Dixon. Row Three: Kathy Baughman, Shirl Coodhue, Judy Albert, Barb Carlson. Better Sportsmanship and a cooperative spirit in athletics is the goal of the Girls' Athletic Association. To build and test skill, the members competed with other area schools in such sports as basketball, tennis, and volleyball. This year's advisor was Miss Judy Agard. M ' - -Q iw ,..... . M. Bansen, A. Cordano, D. Clifford, K. Sirianni, P. Voorhies, P. Hinkley, P. Hinkley. Row Two: C. Anderson, J. Flaska, D. Mortensen, V. Crawford, S. Atnip, V. Wininger, S. Hendricks B. Melrose, B. Wildgen, L. Robinson, P. Kramer, C. Wininger, M. Gibson, B. Paterson, R. Stevenson. Row Three: S. Edick, B. Berger, B. Luker, E. Tull, L. Doyle, P. Degner, V. Meyers, P. Powers. 9 :S .Q :ri