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

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Varsity Club is open to all boys who have won varsity letters in athletics at Mona Shores. The club serves the purpose to promote good citizenship and sportsmanship by fair play and competition in ath- letics. This year Varsity Club donated 350000, previously collected, to the Gayle Vanderweer Fund. Future plans include the purchasing of body build- ing equipment for the use of all athletic teams. L. Oppenheimer, T. Miller, T. Snyder, C. Luyendyk, J. DeP0y, J. Coston, T. DePoy, B. Luyendyk, B. Meich. Row Two: M. Kinziger, D. Le Roux, E. Sonafrank, D. Kimble, S. Tilton, R. Kitchen, R. Johnson, T. Steinman. Row Three: Mr. Cooper, Advisor P. Lambert, E. Meier, P. Eaton, D. Hoekenga, F. Kinsman, C. Merkey, P. Halladay, Mr. Mosley, Advisor. Varsity Club and Unsinkables Keep Sailors Alive With Spirit The Unsinkables kept the Sailors floating. Top- side for the Unsinkables during the year was the Sailorolympics and Spring Madness. Other activi- ties included the Spirit of '69 Conference, and the sale of Sailor caps. The Unsinkables gave us our victory announcements and our pep assemblies. In- cluded in this coordinating pep group are repre- sentatives from all the Cheerleading squads, Var- sity Club, Student Council, and the classes, along with Mr. F unkhouser, the Advisor. K X u-nf'- ' Que... Sandy Boyns, Scott Rieckmann, Chuck Luyendyk, Debbie Clifford, Patti Firme, Barb Close, Jan Lupien, Tom Miller, Eric Meier, Mr. Funkhouser. Rain or shine the Unsinkables are always there to cheer Mona Shores I -- C ss-ss - M ti' tiluilsnnmnuns V new-tum itqnumqu-me-mm v - 4 is iii! SCXTE-ix? . - ' - 5 X pk - .ti .... ...., . was Q K . Oh RRNIIQIIINIO - -- --ss nsunnsnm umllllllnlnlr ---- K Nqsmlllnr - -GRA . s fplnllnlunulnlllsnnmnnng l .

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