Niles High School - Tattler Yearbook (Niles, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1988 volume:

I j Mi TATTL Volume 75 Niles High School 1441 Eagle St. Nile Ml 49120 f -k. • ,1: NILES HIGH SCHOOL ■ ■ « .-. Contents Opening .... ... 3-12 Academics . .. 13-24 Activites .... . . 25-44 Sports . . 45-92 Cubs . 93-125 Seniors 126-144 Juniors 145-152 Sopl-iomores . .153-162 Freshmen . . . 163-174 Cosing 175-220 — P, J. Mead. Billy Zimmerman, Chad Zavitz, and Nick Campbell squeeze in for a photo. Theresa Flint. Becky Bicard, and Janet Lassen enjoy school life. — Sarah Hall is happy! Counter clockwise page 3. — Is that you Scott Crocker? ■ George Wade, Kevin McMorris. and Mike Casey act tough at the powderpuff game. — Heather Luke looks nervous during her Spanish test. — Everyone ' s paying attention. Let the celebration begin! Who: All NHS students and staff What: A 75th birthday party for the TATTLER. Where: Niles High School When: 1987- ' 88 Why: CELEBRATE ' 88 The beginning of every school year is ex- citing for everyone. 1987- ' 88 proved no different. With the departure of Mr. Schou, NHS welcomed Mr. John McGoni- gle OS our new leader. The Class of ' 88 took over as seniors, and new fresh- men quietly made a spot for themselves at our school. The 1987- ' 88 school year also marked the seventy-fifth birthday of the NHS yearbook, the TATTLER. This yearbook doesn ' t just celebrate success- es and victories, but the little things that make NHS so special, like the people, af- ter school events, helpful staff members, and most of all, the friendships made dur- ing the year. The 1987- ' 88 TATTLER staff invites one and all to participate in this celebration through Celebrate ' 88. So, v ith no further ado, let the celebration beglnl Page 4 Counter clockwise — The NHS Band marches during the Apple Festival parade. — Verbals, verbals, and more late night meetings in Crouch ' s room. — A little taste of lunch time action. — Mrs. Farr ' s class exhibits their study habits. — l?on Williams looks suspicious. Page 5 Counter clockwise — A few of the Counterpoints are flying away in high spirits. — Marcus Reynolds dnd Jesse Hernandez have the Beastie Boy ' s style. — What ' d you get on that test Mike? — Jack Elsey and Jon Sax ton know how to handle the situation. it Page 6 Counter clockwise — Surprise, it ' s Nancy Bulsini ! — Chiris, Dean. Scott, (surtin ' dudes.) — Steptianie Francis tai es cliarge of tier candy counter, — Steplianie Dittmar and Meianie Eliis look good during the yearbook party. Page 7 Counter clockwise — Gib Brown salutes the cameraman. — Carlo DeCroene looks crazy in typing class. — Shone Bybee, did you steal that from work? Page 8 Counter clockwise — Robyn Ruelle and Grant Stevenson stiow off ttieir new duds — Jack Elsey. Jon Saxton and Patrick Muessig know liow to study in Enrictiment reading. — Don ' t Sandy Stone and Scott Grayson look outgoing? — Mrs Vaughn. Julie Milley and Leslie Forbes tielp run tf)e scliool store. — Jay Wardlaw and Matt Holmestead. selling M M ' s for ttie Counterpoint ' s trip to Hollywood. Page 9 Counter clockwise — Tracy Peacock and Todd Ham smile pretty for the camera. — Stacie Schuyler dreams of a fall SMC baseball player. — Mark Oberg and Kelly Joanis, roaming the ■tails? — Angle Coleman. Shawnetfe Haynes and Regino Lauderdale enjoy student life at NHS. 1 V Ac ifeK Page 10 Counter clockwise — Debbie Palmer types without look- ing at tier tiands. — Hunter Doebel ' s teeth survived his moped wreck — Matt Tyler, Kevin Garrard. Alex Quick, and Scott Gourlay enjoy a late night at NHS. — Miss Holdship is looking for you, Brett Henderson! — Joe Suddon and Jenny Lillie fry to remember the combination. — Terri Rife and Shannon Harner share a book, but not information. — Lisa See and Tara Walker over did the make-up a bit this morning. Page 11 Counter clockwise — No candy allowed, Barbara ' — Jennifer Wetzel reads for enrich- ment — Kathy Worland. Janet Lassen. Stephanie Francis, Missy Flick and Shelly Flick spread smiles from cheek to cheek — Rick Laesch relaxes by reading TIME instead of working in journalism 11 Page 12 Counter clockwise — John Taylor orders up a hot dog during lunch with his friends. — Two freshmen pretend to study in lylrs. Vaughn ' s class. — Danny Brawley and Michelle Johnson show off their legs. — Aren ' t Todd Ham and Abby Brown a cute couple? — Is Chris Dutoi from outer space? ACA ICS A ' S -i. A la ir I ' i ' T CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION FRONT ROW Nancy Nimtz, Carol Christopher, Sharron GrahL SECOND ROW: William Kennedy, Doug Law, Robert Wright, John Huffman, Superintendent. BOARD OF EDUCATION FRONT ROW: . .,,_; I awrence. Todd Tyler, Peter Smith, Richard Green, SECOND ROW: Morlynn Lindenfeld, Eleanor Fisher, Andrea Sidmore 14 ADMINISTRATION Assistant Principal. Attiletic Director Roger Hargreaves, Principal Jotin McGonigle, Coordinator ot Student Affairs Leonard Smitfi, Assistant Principal Tom Crocker, The year 1987-88 brought many changes to Niles High School. One of those changes brought Mr. John McGonigle, who has taken Mr. Allen Schau ' s position as principal. Mr. McGonigle came to us from East Kentwood High School, where he was assistant principal for two years. Before that, Mr. McGonigle was a teacher and administrator at Albion High School. Mr. McGonigle is a graduate of Indiana University, and Central Michigan University. He had also been a basketball coach and a history teacher before becoming an administrator. Mr. McGonigle has found his first year a positive experience. The student body at NHS, overall, is positive, We also hove a very profes- sional staff. Mr. McGonigle enjoys living in Niles with his wife, Debbie, and their daughter Elizabeth, 3, and Jonathon, one. SECRETARIES Nancy Lord. Faitti Coda, Rhonda Fletctier. Frances Young, Karen Pellow. 15 COUNSELING STAFF Bruce Stewart. Emily Foster, Carlo Brown, Noble Lewallen. GUIDANCE SECRETARIES Mrs, Gerry Baker, Mrs, Gail Deibler. CO-OP COORDINATORS LeOi -- berger, Barbara Cool , Robert Bryant. 16 ENGLISH Mrs. Teddy Bassett Mrs, Pat Gary Mr. Ray Comeau Mrs, Patty Eycleshiymer Mr, Dave Farr Mrs, Joan Farr Mr, Dick Ham Miss Molly Holdship Mr, Ed Kelly Mr, Dave Marks , MATHEMATICS Miss Julie Byrnes Mrs, Jeanette Choate Mr, Robert Grayson Mr, Norman Guentert Mrs, Cori Herrman Mrs, Phyllis Kane Mr, Greg Leweke Mr, Bill Williston Mr. Norm Zona No Photo Available No Photo Available SOCIAL STUDIES Ms, Jeneen Conway Mrs, Harriet Mauser Mr, Norbert Hauser Mr, Bruce Miller Mr, William Mitchell No Photo Available SCIENCE No Photo Available No Photo Available 1 Mr, Ernie Becker Mr. Fred Connelley Mr, Dave Crouch Mr. John Cybulskis Mr Jack Mali Mr. Richard Muessig Mr, William Pendley Mr. Gory Weiser Mr. Doug Longmeyer FINE ARTS William Hamberger Richard Heemer Michael Isabell Charles Meuninck Kenneth Working SPECIAL EDUCATION Miss Joan McCullough Mr. Mike Miller Mr. Steve Pischaiko Mr. Karl Sharkey Mrs. Mary Working -  ■ 1 a PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Dean Adams Miss Karen Bartlett Mr. Dave Davisson Mr. Bud Magrane Mr. Dan Wright No Photo Available ISS AIDES Mrs. Vicki Guentert Mrs. Lois Haines Mrs. Darlene Wright Mr. Joe Zdziebko LANGUAGE No Photo Available No Photo Available No Photo Available Mrs. Sherry Barnes Mrs, Linda Gugliotta Miss Elizabeth Hudson Mr, Ed Mihelich Mrs. Pot Van Dclsen BUSINESS 1 Mr, Nadim Bibi Mr. Robert Bryant Mr. Richard Flora Miss Barb Kietzer Miss Linda McNitt Mrs. Pat Von Dalsen Mrs. Sheryl Vaughn HOME ECONOMICS TEChlNICAL EDUCATION No Photo Available No Photo Available P Sf Mr. Lee Beauchomp Mrs. Suzanne Beckley-Fletcher Mr. Leo Bischoff Mr. Dennis Dryden Mr. Willis Dunham A No Photo Available Mr. Rich Ladonski Mrs, Linda McNitt Mr, Lou Milley 21 CAFETERIA STAFF FRONT ROW: Carol Taylor. Julie Brown. Nita Hipshier. Bonnie Jacobs. Bea Holloway. Jean Fletcher SECOND ROW: Rita Hibinger. Gayla Lillie. Mary Coleman. Doris Davis. Meriam Kessler. Lois Asmus. CUSTODIANS FRONT ROW: Frank Crocker. Mike Jacobs, Steve Pianton. SECOND ROW: Andy Wade. Ron Jotinson. Leo Grahl. 22 Counterclockwise — — Jim Mason makes a copy. — What, me? — This stupid typewriter! — What did you say? — Isn ' t the library fun? — No cheatingi — A little time after school 23 LIBRARIANS Mrs. Nancy Brawley, Mrs. Anita Devendorf, Mrs. Emily Egan. HALL MONITORS 24 HOMECOMING: A near perfect celebration Homecoming ' 87, held the week of Oct. 12-16, was a great and spirited time for all the students and staff at NHS. To show their spirit, many students dressed for Farmer ' s Day, Fifties Day, Crazy Day, Uniform Day, and Blue and Gold Day. Wednesday night the annual Powder- puff Game was held, with the Senior Freshman team defeating the Junior Sophomore team. Following the game, students attended the first NHS Bonfire. Finally Friday came and everyone looked forward to the sixth hour pep rally. The entire student body cheered loudly during the class cheers, toilet pa- per contest and cheerleoding dances. Coach Magrane and Smith said, This was one of the best pep rallies in the years we ' ve been here. Friday night arrived and the question on everyone ' s mind was, Who won King and Queen? During the half-time fes- tivities Missy Flick and Scott Crocker re- ceived the honors. Being crowned queen was the happiest and most ex- citing times in my life. It is one high school memory I ' ll always cherish, said Queen Missy Flick. Even though the Vikes lost to Loy Norrix 19-6, Homecoming Week was definitely a near perfect celebration! Page 26 Counter clockwise — The first Homecoming Bon Fire was a suc- cess. — Jenny Murphy dresses for Farmer Day. — Cindy Chute participates in 50 ' s Day. — Nicole Clemmer pins Trent Brann with a Homecoming carnation — The NHS band spices up this years parade with their float. Page 27 Counter clockwise — Wo Gaynor wins the Wrap the Teach- er contest. — Freshmen cheerleaders help cheer at the Homecoming game. — The NHS Inarching Band returns from their half-time performance. 28 Page 28 Counter clockwise — Loh Burns shows off tier crazy look. — Tf)e Senior-Fresfiman team proved powerful In ftie Powderpuff Game. — For tt)e second year in a row, ffie Class of ' 89 wins tfie Homecoming Float competition. — Seniors Patty O ' Reilly, Sandy Stone, and Andrea Athanas make a huddle. Page 29 Counter clockwise — The Junior-Sophomore team gave their opponents a run for their money. — Rick Daniels experiences a bout with static in typing class. — The senior class pulls it off again. — The Sophomore float won second place for Home- coming Floats. Page 30 Counter clockwise — Julie Magrane and D.D. Doxie were crowned first runner up — Missy Flick and Scott Crocker were proud to be crowned King and Queen. — Junior attendants. Amy Hatticoat and l like Stewart, ride along witti Soptiomore attendants, K.K. Gano and Matt Clancy in this years Homecoming parade. — Becca Dittmar and Ctiad Hill, Frestimen attendants, smile for tfie crowd. — Angi Didelot and Ward La- Duke smile at being crowned tfiird runner up. — Mictielie Johnson ond Chris Clancy are pleased at being named second runner up. H B Sf i C 30 Vikings take intramural championship Although Intramural Volleyball had a slow beginning with winter weather, the ending came with a big boom. The Vikings, consist- ing of Jill Green, Erin Gillispie, Kristi Malooley, and Janice Shirrell captured the champion- ship with a record of 13-2. The Vikings de- feated the B-League champions, the Bums- kins who consisted of Kelly Klasson, Iris DeLeon, Sherry Mitchell, and Betty Pierson. Brad Harbaugh, co-chairman of Intramural Volleyball, stated, I think Intramural gives people a chance to get involved athletical- ly and also to meet new friends to compete against. The lack of participation was a problem this year. By the end of the season we only had few teams left; I wish more teams would have actually played. Sandy Stone was also a co-chairman of Intramural Volleyball. The Vikings. Tammy Hornberger bumps the ball as Melody Don- lev e looks on Terri Rife and Holly Ray can ' t decide who should get the ball. Nancy Bulsink stretches for the ball. The Burtzlaff sisters fight for the ball. Carrie Peacock shows that perfect form. 31 Michigan Players capture cinampionship Intramural basketball began with enttiusiasm and ended witti excitement. The program consisted of 32 teams and was divided into three different leagues: the NBA. CBA and ABA. Winning the overall league champion- ship were the Michigan Players consisting of: Ricl Freeman, Corey Rogers, Johnny White, John Rolon, John Taylor, Steve Francis, George Donnelly, Earl Bostic, Damon Hatcher, Marcus Hatcher, and Dudley. The Intramural Championship team overpowered by the Faculty team during on assembly April 22, but are still considered Intramural Champs — The Michigan Players. — It ' s up in the air — Scott Purceli up for the shot — Kevin Garrard looks for an out — Johnny White tatres on Mr Smith. — Alex Quicif reaches for the shot — Scott Gourlay. Rod Wright wins Slam Dunk for ' 88 This years Slam Dunk contest was held on Friday, April 22 during the halftime show of the Intramural championship gome. The Stammers consisted of Rod Wright, Chris Clancy, and Willie Roscoe. There were a variety of stams with only four going in the basket. Rod Wright come out with the win when he made two stams leaving the other slammers breathing dust. The judges were Principal John McGonigle, Mr. Crocker, and Mr. Pendley. — They don ' t belong in the slam dunk contest, do they? — Rod Wright, the 1988 stam dunk champion — Chris Clancy hangs on the rim. — Willie Roscoe almost made it. — And it ' s a grand slam! 33 Vikes ' win completes a perfect week Basketball Homecoming ' 88, held February 8-12, was a time of great spirit and celebration for the students and staff at NHS. Many students participated in the dress-up days: Twin Day, Pojama Day, Beach Day, Valentine ' s Day, and Blue and Gold Day. The Jun- ior class won the hall competition with The Viking Avenue and also the chain competition. Friday night arrived and the battle against Benton Harbor began. During half time Brett Karasek and Shelly Flick were crowned King and Queen of the ' 88 Homecom- ing. In the second half, the VIkes pulled through a close game and completed a perfect week with a win of 71-66. I had a great experience during Basketball Homecoming. I was crowned King even though I signed up thinking that I wouldn ' t win. It was a great surprise and I was pleased to have a queen who was my first choice, said Brett Karasek. Page 34 Counter clockwise — The NHS crowd knows how to cheer their team on. — The Pep Bond helps fire up the crowd. — The Seniors choose Senior Inferno as their theme, —Julie Magrane, Laura Poquettc-, and Tina Secor keep track of the coat check during the game. — Stephanie Francis and Sahar Abdullah look sweet. Page 35 Counter clockwise — Sophomore Safari was the theme for the class of 1990, — Kathy Crawford and Charlotte Stohrer were this year ' s Homecoming chairmen, — Erin Gillespie helps decorate the Junior hall, —Damon Hatcher and Corey fJogers look sauve and debonair during Homecoming Week, —Chris Rogiers. Todd Lotridge, and Jay Wardlaw concentrate on the close game. i ■ 36 Page 36 Counter clockwise — Rick Laesch and Tracy Peacock were voted first run- ners-up. — Brett Korasek and Shelly Flick crowned King and Queen. — Scott Grayson and Sandy Stone were selected second runners-up. —Junior attendants Tyler Havens and Susanna VanOr- man, sophomore attendants Mike Goodwin and Cheri Antilla, freshmen attendants Jason Shefsick and Lori Shepler. — Marcus Reynolds and Michelle Johnson were chosen third runners-up. Page 37 Counter clockwise —The Seniors changed their attitudes and came in sec- ond in the hall competition. — Our united Vikes. — Homecoming contestants. — Quentelia Murphy and Maria Jones: Do you really sleep with those? — The Junior class wins again in the chain link competiton. — Kristi Malooley, Erin Gillespie, and Scott Saunders put in long hours after school. i B S E E P B i mn n Co-op a ' capstone ' experience for seniors Cooperative education is an organized plan and instructionai delivery system that connbines work-related learning experi- ences available in the community with occupationally orient- ed instruction provided in an educational institution, A large number ot individuals, educational agencies, and employers are involved in Co-op programming. The Co-op programs aid students in making the transition from school to work; that is, the program lead to the development of more positive self- concepts, better attitudes toward school and employment, and im proved interpersonal skills. Over 100 seniors at NHS are participating in the activity under the supervision of Barbara Cook, Leon Heimberger,and myself. Thousands of students have completed the program which began in 1947. Cooperative education is a capstone expe- rience for high school seniors preparing for a career, said Mr. Robert Bryant. Counter clockwise — — Charlie Cagle — Niles Precision — Jeff Bowling — SMCAS — Barb Rudolph — Old Kent Bank — Jenny Wetzel — John C. Cary, Attorney-at-Law — Barb Sullivan — Michiana News Service — Mike Hunt — tvlitchell ' s TV Repair Shelly Flick named Miss Niles for ' 88 On February 4, Shelly Flick, a sen- ior at Niles, was crowned Miss Niles for 1988. After many hours of interviews and stage practices, the nail biting night commenced in the NHS auditorium. Nineteen contestants participated in this year ' s contest, and of those nine- teen, twelve were NHS students. During the evening, contestants were judged in three rounds of presentations. Each presentation included on introduction of the contestant, where she told about herself and her career goals. Af- ter a silent elimination, five finalist were named. The five included NHS students Shelly Flick, Beth Hip- shier, Julie Magrane, and Kathy Worlond. Lori Bailey, a Brandy- wine High School student, was also a finalist. Finally, after one last look, the judges crowned the New Miss Niles, Shelly Flick, and her court, Lori Bailey, first runner- up, and Julie Magrane, second runner-up. Winning Miss Niles seemed too good to be true! I ' ve never par- ticipated in a beauty pageant before so to win this was a great honor. I am very excited that I was given the opportunity to rep- resent the city of Niles. If I don ' t place in the Miss Blossomtime contest I will hove no regrets be- cause the honor of winning Miss Niles is great in itself! said Shelly. — Miss Niles Shelly Flick. — Beth Hipshier was a Top Five finalist. — Kathy Worland was a Top Five finalist. — Cara Shier tells about her career goals. — Nichole Clemmer smiles happily. — The three winners. — First runner-up Lori Bailey and second runner-up Julie Magrane. Kir ' ' If only for one night Prom ' 88 The 1987-88 Junior-Senior Prom, If Only for One Night , was a night of romance, cheer, and most of all good times. The prom was held at the Cen- tury Center on May 21. Todd Ham and Abby Brown were selected King and Queen for the night. The music was provided by This End Up. A special thanks goes out to Kristi Malooley and Jenny Vales for their endless efforts to- ward making the 1988 Prom such a success. The Century Center was really pretty; it was really a nice night, said junior Tori Leonard. I ' ve never danced so much in my life. I think I lost 5 pounds. The night went really fast, said senior Dolly Raster. Principal John McGonigle said, It went very smooth- ly. The atmosphere was very condu- cive for student enjoyment. It appears as if everyone enjoyed themselves. p Hrx ' K f 1 . fts i l ■ 1 m. J H Counter clockwise page 40 Jenny Patterson. Steve Ray. Debbie Palmer, and Aaron Caff el. Jamie Hunerjager and Ward LaDuke. Carrie Cooper and Dave Coucti. Brandy Fryatt and Rick Wilkens. Angi Bata and Ken Cibulka. Soptiomores count fhe ballets. Getting a little closer. Angi Evans, Bill McAllister and Ryan Crocker. page 41 Kim Cook and Matt Ellis. Taking a break from dancing. Tracey Paquette and Matt Hitt. Abby Brown and Todd Ham, our prom king and queen. Todd and Abby. Paul Lesniak, Billy Zimmerman and Chris Dutoi. 41 Class of ' 88 celebrates graduation 42 The end of thirteen years of schooling finally came for 250 Niles seniors on June 2, 1988. Graduation was held outdoors, much to the delight of the seniors, and the excitement of all helped to warm the slightly cool tem- peratures. This years ' graduation fea- tured student speakers Stephanie Francis, David Mattiford, and Mike Bess. Their speeches brought back many memories, and also predicted the future for some NHS grads. Steph- anie Francis recalled all the friends she had made in her educational career, while Dave Mattiford remembered back to junior high and kindergarten. Mike Bess got the audience laughing with his predictions for some Class of ' 88 grads: Todd Cashbaugh as a mail- man? Danny Brawley as a professor of mathematics? P.J. Mead and Mr. McGonigle as owners of a driving school? Only the future will tell . . . Also during the ceremony, Scott Zeiter, Beth Hipshier, Julie Magrane, and Jen- ny Patterson song a lovely song they had written especially for the Class of ' 88. All in all, graduation was a cele- bration to be remembered for a long time to come. Counterclockwise Page 42: — The Class of ' 88 — The line up for Baccalaureate — Julie Magrane. Beth Hipshier. Jenny Patterson — Ginger Morrison — Is Dave happy, or what? — John Sivak gives a pal a hug Page 43 — Sara Phillips receives her diploma — The future leaders — Darwin Hunt shakes Mr. Kelly ' s hand — The happy grads! Sorry, Tina Carter, for leaving your picture out of ftie senior section. From ttie senior editors. 5 T  They never quit The 1987 Football Team was a group of kids that gave everything they were capa- ble of. They were outmanned every ball game. Lesser teams would have given up after the fourth or fifth game, but this team worked as hard as any team in the 19 years I ' ve coached at Niles, said Coach Dave Davisson. ' Tm as proud of this team as I am of the 1979 undefeated team. They played the gome for what it was intended to be for — for the enjoyment of it. The one thing that can be said for them — ' THEY NEVER QUIT ' . They may have not won a game this season but they certainly were winners in their coaches ' eyes. x. Page 46 Counter Clockwise — Vikings Rally before game — Seniors: ROW 1: Jeff Lee, William Austin. Jeff Freeze. Tyrone Saxton. Mike Simpson. Mike Mangus. Brett Karasek. ROW 2 Steve Matiar. David Mattiford. Jack Elsey. Patrick. Muesslg. Dan Brawley. PJ. Mead. Jotin Wallace. — P.J. Mead and Tyrone Saxton team up to drive a Lay Norrix player into ground. — James Becker tries for ttie extra point. Page 47 Counter Clockwise — Cornell Campbell runs ttie ball as Aaron Coffel gets ready to t)lock. — Brian Kuemin and Mike Kalling carry an Injured Dan Brawley to the locker room. — All Conference Players: Dan Brawley. 2nd team, defensive back. Jack Elsey. tionorable mention, offensive end, Travis Beck, 2nd team offensive center, P.J. Mead. 2nd team, defensive line backer. 47 J.V. Exciting Inopefuls! The 1987 J.V. football season was an exciting and successful experi- ence for this years participants. From the opening come-from-be- hind victory against Holland, to the stalwart goal line stand with 18 sec- onds remaining to defeat Dowa- giac, we kept the fans in the stands ' until the end of the con- tests, commented a satisfied Coach Richard Ham. This years J.V. players will provide a foundation for future success in Viking football at N.H.S. page 48 clockwise — Kelly Murphy cuts up field as J J. Merimonfi blocks — Kenny Lee. Matt Tyler, and Graham Young are fired up after half time — Vikings clash with Dowagiac — J.J. Merimonfi brings down Chief Freshmen finish as conference champs ppr =?F fe The 1987 Freshmen Football Team finished their season with an outstanding record of 8 wins and 1 loss. This years freshmen were able to get the job done through team work, said Coach Er- nie Becker. The offense scored a total of 269 points on the season while the defense held the opponents to only 116. With the impres- sive record held by the Vikings, they were able to finish the season as the 1987 Conference champions. page 49 clockwise — Frosh celebrate anoth- er win — Viking kick-off — Defensive players combine for ttie tack- le 49 Young Lady Vikes post successful season The 1987 lady Vikes ' Basketball season was a very successful one. We learned much from the season and having ten returning Juniors back for the next year gathered much need- ed game experience. The girls played very good, consistent basketball all season long. We lost a fev close ones that I thought v e should hove won but we won a few games we probably should have lost so it all evens out. Overall I was proud of the girls and pleased with their progress and improve- ments this season. They worked extremely hard all year and that hard work has paid off. The ' Lady Vikes ' finished with a respectable 16-6 record and tied for second place in the Big Eight Conference. Jill Greene and Jennifer Klose earned All-Conference awards and our only senior, Julie Magrane was Honorable Mention, said Coach Jim Arnold Page 50 Clockwise — Senior Julie Magrane sings the National Anttiem before the last home game. — Jill Greene warms up before tip-off. Page 51 Clockwise — The lady Vikes ' fire-up before the game. — The team watches an easy 60- 14 win over Por- tage Central in the second round of Districts. ■ Kellie Jackson breaks the defense with an easy jumper ■ The 1987 lady Vikes ' line up to listen to Julie Magrane sing the National Anthem ■ Kellie Jackson. Char Stohrer. Kristi Malooley and Jenifer Vales stretch before the game. ■ Jennifer Klose charges in for the rebound. 50 A new beginning for Junior Vikes The Niles Junior Varsity Girl ' s Basket- ball Team had a very successful 1987 season. The team wound up with a record of 1 7 wins and 3 losses. The Junior Varsity was second in the Big Eight Conference. The co-cap- tains of the team were Jennifer Mor- ris and Ann Clancy. The biggest victory of the year came against Benton Harbor, who lost only twice this year. Some other big wins came against St. Joe twice, Battle Creek, Portage Northern, and Brandywine. These games were all close and could have been any- ones gome, but the girls played hard and they proved that they were the team to deserve it. The team won all eleven games played on their home court. They also won their last eight games of the season. The team consisted of eleven play- ers, eight of them were sophomores and three were freshmen, said Coach Jim Jeschke. Ss-J z t 52 Clockwise — — Jennifer Mori . iioots for two. — Ann Clancy us ■: head fakes to get around tfie defender — Allison Arnold qck ' s after a loose ball. — It ' s a bird? It ' s a plane? — Ctieri Antilla and Julie Ort play tougti D . Freshmen Girls post undefeated season The Niles Girls Freshmen Basket- ball Team had a very successful season In 1987 as they finished the year with a perfect record of 13-0. Big wins over Kalamazoo Central and Benton Harbor got the girls off to an excellent start and the team continued to Im- prove as the season progressed. The girls were lead by Magda Or- tiz, Jessica Duminle and Quentelia Murphy. However, winning was always a team effort with every- one contributing because for most of the season the squad only had 8 players healthy. This is a very talented group of young ladies who. If they continue to work hard, will really help the girls program in the next couple years. I am very pleased with the opportunity I had to work with these girls. It was a great year, said Coach Doug Langmeyer 1 • • • • « P Wf m ' — B ■9 i Page 52 Clockwise — Jessica Duminie lias no problem handling this shot — Quentelia IVIurphy has her man covered. — Coach Langmeyer fires the girls up in a time-out. — Amy Saunders — minus her cast — goes up for a lay up. — Magda Ortiz practices her three-pointers. Cross-country: best in the long run This year ' s varsity cross country teams enjoyed one of the best seasons ever. The boys finished second in the county, with a 13-3 overall record. Senior Michelle Johnson said, 1 v ould like to thank Mr. Leweke for encouraging me throughout my three years of running cross country. My senior year w as, by far, the best because we were able to work together as a team and have a very successful season. Coach Greg Leweke commented on the nice job both teams did this year. Dave Couch was outstanding all year. He was an All- county, All-conference, and All-regional performer. He qualified for the state meet for the second year in a row. Page 54 Counter clockwise — Nancy Bulsink, enjoys running in U.S. — Matt Cliilds runs against ttie wind. — Ractielle St)efsick takes time for a smile. — Ward LaDuke leads ttie pack. — Seniors L-R: Robyn Ruelle. Mictielle Jotinson. Andrea Athanas, Terrie Rife, Nancy Bulsink. — Derek l iddleton — Can tie make it to ttie bus? — Dave Coucti — Onward to State! Page 55 Counter clockwise — DD tells Debbie Palmer to stop posing and start running! — Ctiris Kronewitter puts in a hard days work — B.J Harbaugti: I tt)ink I can . I know I can . . . I will!!! — Andrea and Nancy run neck and neck. — Andrea Athanas rounds the corner. — Rick Daly shows determination. — Seniors L-R: Ward LaDuke, Derek Middleton, Todd Cashbaugh Niles soccer set sights on improvement The 1987 Varsity Soccer team was coached by Nadim Bibi and ended the season with a 6-12-1 record. The Vikes were led by co-captains Grant Stevenson and Chris Rogiers. Co-captain Grant Ste- venson said, Niles soccer did a little better in 1987 than in 1986, but still has a long way to go before competing for the Big 8 title. The high point of the season was the shut- out win over rival Kalamazoo Central (2-0) in which goalie Edmund Urban did an out- standing job. For the first time we had as many as three players make all confer- ence teams. Chris Rogiers was named sec- ond team halfback. Grant Stevenson was named honorable mention forward, and Tyler Havens was named honorable men- tion fullback. Many injuries prevented us from having as good a season as we would have liked, but we hope to improve and do better next year. I Page 56 — Was it victory or defeat? — Niles players learn a new dance. — Niles players take a breattier as Coacti Bibi watcties the action from ttie sidelines. — Ctiris Teeple hiopes someone will catch it. — Ryan Smith shows winning form. Page 57 — Seniors: Front L-R: Sean Oates. Jay Wardlaw, Mike Mitchell. Ed Urban. Back L-R: Mgr. Kelly Donleve. Mike Bess, Grant Stevenson. Chris Rogiers. Dean Morton. — Tyler Havens and Ed Sitar go for a stroll upfield. — Is Ed Urban trying out for the Rockettes??? . Linksters place third in conference race This years golf team, coached by Greg Gunder, ended in third place in the Big Eight conference, and took an unexpected first place at the Lake- shore Invitational. Senior Shane Bybee connnnent- ed, We improved a lot. I don ' t feel we lived up to our expectations this year but next year the team has the potential and talent to go to state. Junior Mike Wiest said, The 1987 season proved to be a learning experience. The team consisted of mostly juniors so we are looking for- ward to the ' 88 season where we ' ll have a chance of going to state. b« Counter clockwise — The Gaynor brothers celebrate after a victory. -— Ty Krueger shows his winning form. — Did Kevin Robinson hit the ball? — Jeff Feldman watches it fly. — Seniors L-R: Shane Bybee, Jon Saxton. Coach Luke takes over young netters The 1987 tennis season underwent many changes this year as they lost eight starters trom last year and acquired a new coach. Coach Chuck Luke said, The highlight of the season was surprising all the teams in the conference as they thought we would be pushovers with the graduation of eight starters. Number one singles player Kathy Crawford said, I was very optimistic on the first day of tryouts because Heather Luke and I were the only returning lettermen. But, as the season progressed everyone showed a lot of potential and I had a lot of fun. First singles Kathy Crawford Second singles Robin Hrycko Third singles Heather Luke Fourth singles Erika Urban First doubles Erin Havens and Lori Lahti - 1 ■■: ' ' ' 1 - ■ T %-« ' ■.. , - ■■f Oaf JBLif m j0h7 h- r -iiki J Second doubles Lisa Bracken and Andrea Ayres Third doubles Tina Secor and Becky Rosenthal Fourth doubles Annette Jackson and Meg Truesdell 59 They ' re a part of the team, too People really don ' t realize it, but managers are a part of the team, too. If it weren ' t for managers, the teams could not function. Manager duties vary from sport to sport. For example, basketball managers have to keep scorebooks and stats, keep water bottles full, keep track of warm-ups and be ready to help out whenever need- ed. Other sports that require a lot of work by managers are wrestling, volleyball, track, baseball, softball, football, soccer and tennis. Being a manager also requires putting in a lot of after school time, being at practice everyday and attending games or meets. Senior wrestling manag- er, Lisa See said, It was really interesting working with all the managers. ■ ■ B mM ' H H m jM Hf i H r V niR page 60 — Mark Young: Varsity basketball manager — Sarah Gibson and Becky Rosenthal: Varsity baseball manag- ers. — Cindy Mather: Varsity Softball manager. — Brian Malooley: Camera man for varsity girl ' s basketball. — Carlo DeCraene and Angle Whittaker: Varsity Softball man- agers. — Lisa See: Wrestling manager page 61 — Nicole Bierwagon: Junior varsity girls basketball manager. — Wrestling managers: Becky Kirsch, Jill McCreedy, Jenny Lil- lieand, Lisa See. — Sylvia Baker and Cindy Hawke: Varsity volleyball managers. — Tom Reed: Varsity boy ' s basketball manager — Shelly Conner: Varsity girl ' s basketball manager — Sylvia Baker in action. 61 Pep, spirit, and support are what the Viking Cheerleaders give to Niles High School. Their cheers provide the team and fans with enthusiasnn, no matter what the score. Even though what they do looks easy, it takes a lot of practice, hard work, and dedication. Cheerleading season started in August with the girls attending camp at Michigan State University. They attended this camp for four days of intense training and strenuous workouts. After camp the cheerleaders had practice at least twice a week which included aerobics, practicing cheers, and practicing their difficult gymnastics. Cheerleading takes a lot of hard work but they are true athletes so they are willing to do what it takes to have a successful cheerleading program. It isn ' t all fun and games. A lot of hard work is needed and in order to get something out of it, you must put something into it, said Jean Morgan. Dedication is the final ingredient it takes to be a Niles Cheerleader. A lot of girls may want to become cheerleaders just to get popular, but after awhile they find out that it ' s not what expected. Cheerleading is a sport and if the dedication isn ' t there you ' re not going to be a good cheerleader. It ' s obvious however, that this years cheerleaders had the dedication. If anyone is interested in being a cheerleader, do it because you want to and you enjoy cheer- leading. Things will work out a lot better, said Jean Morgan. The sport of cheerleading Hi ■ ■ fcjiKbbjfr « Bi D K H MUSi r . r JSSSS Page 62 clockwise — Jeon Morgan leads the seniors in Sound Off — Senior Tina Carter at ttie pep rally — Kattiy Worland stretches out before the game — Trade Lundy. Sonja Willis, and Susan DeVall cheer on the JV Page 63 clockwise — Ivlelanie Ellis jumps for joy — Freshman squad cheers the football team to victory in the cold — Tara Toll. Heather Raster. Tina Carter, and Kathy Worland suit up for the game — JV squad prays tor a victory 63 A tough act to follow After an extremely successful sea- son last yeor and losing eight players to graduation, the Niles varsity boy ' s basketball team had a tough time regrouping. The team started fresh with the only returning lettermen being Scott Crocker; who was last year ' s sixth man off the bench, Jeff Freeze, Chris Clancy, Darwin Hunt and Steve Francis. Scott Crocker and Jeff Freeze were consistant starters for Niles this year. Steve Francis and Darwin Hunt were rotat- ing starters, while Chris Clancy pro- vided stability from the bench. Rounding out the starting rotation for this year were Todd Ham, Rod Wright and John Taylor. Rod Dellin- ger, Mike Parks and John Hunt came up from the junior varsity for a strong bench for Niles. Niles started out with a big win in a close game against cross town rival Brandywine which was one of the team ' s goals this year. Another was winning Homecoming against Ben- ton Harbor. Some think the win was because of Scott Crocker ' s lucky shoes, but actually was the result of determination and teamwork, Clockwise — Steve Francis brings tlie ball up the court. — The team huddles up during a time-out. — Coaches Magrane and Arnold sit back to enjoy the J. V. game. — John Taylor attempts to slam were in vain, so he sticks to the simple lay-up. — Hut one . Hut two . . . — wrong sport. Jeff. — 1987 Seniors on the varsity team. U5 •N- Injuries plague junior varsity The 1987-88 junior varsity boys basket- ball team had a record of 9 wins and 1 1 losses. The team seemed as if they were headed for an excellent season winning their first 5 games, and then injuries began to plague the team. They had big wins against rival Kala- mazoo Central, 80-75 and Kalamazoo Loy Norrix, 56-55. The Junior Varsity consisted of two juniors, Paul Harris and Mike Parks; twelve sophomores, Darren Morris, Cornell Campbell, Jason Rohlfs, Brad Harbough, Chris Ham, Michael Cosey, Rod Hall, Kenny Lee, Jon Bor- owski, Mike Ruelle, Tony Cannady and Steve Ray, one freshman, Todd Pawielski. • ji ' ' A ' ■k ' ■■- t ■■■gk ' fcjfc - mf « S H 1 mw mim Hj 5%Kn m It m ' ' - mW BM mSptOM iV Bfcun S ■ Mtm , j HIHM Vl lflh flR M H Sj HUjj B li flgl H [ ■■d ■T IEF n K n j H ' ifl H w w Ku yi J V HL j SM H .1 f ' ' ' 1 1 v ' 4 HMl m Wrn i ' m my- ' S ll u 66 Clockwise: — Rod Hall fights hard for the rebound. — BJ. Harbaugh taihs a shot from the charity strip. — Jon Borowsid has his shot blocked from behind. — B.J. says I did it — Tony Cannady moves the ball. Frosh hoopsters gain experience This year ' s freshmen basketball team provided its fans with many thrilling, close, hard fought games. I ' m pleased with how the kids played, how hard they worked and how they improved their skills with each game. They played very unselfishly and were com- petative all season. I had fun working with this group — there ' s some good talent coming up in the future here at Miles High School, plus they are a good group of young men, said Coach Jim Arnold. Mike TImm shows quick foofspeed against a Lay Norrix defender. CHARGE!!!! Chad l-lil! tal es an easy jumper from ttie corner. Coacti Arno!d gives ttie players a little encouragement before ctiecking back in. Jason Wiemutti tries to get ttie ball over a Lay Norrix player. Steve Humptiries looks over at Coacti Arnold to call the play. Grapplers send three to State The 1987-88 wrestling squad sported its best record since 1982 at 15-5. Coacl Becker said, We had a good season, much improved over last year. We only lost three seniors but we could have been better with a little better attitude and desire, we could have been district champs. This year ' s team had three people qualify for state. Senior Tyrone Saxton in the 138 lb. weight class, senior Dave Mattiford in the 167 lb. weight class and junior Carl Gathright all did well. Gath- right placed sixth in state in the 185 lb. weight class. Carl was the first Niles place winner at state since 1982. 68 Page 68 — Mike Mangus and his fellow wrestlers are in awe — Brad Stovall, freshman sensation, wins another for the Vikings- — Seniors Dave Mattiford. Mike Mangus and Ty- rone Saxton. — Mark McCusker walks off the mat after a win — Alex Quick and Jerry Wagley take the easy Job — A Birds eye view of the junior varsity wrestling tournament. Page 69 — Terrible Tyrone!! — Coach Ernie Becker. — State qualifiers: Dave Mattiford, Tyrone Saxton. Missing from photo. Carl Gathright. who placed sixth in his weight class. — Andy Mahar victory or defeat? 69 Seniors lead V-ballers in ' 88 The 1988 varsity volleyball team ended its season with a record of 13-17. This years co-captains were senior Sandy Stone and Julie Magrane. Sandy also lead the team with the most sets, while Julie lead the team with the most spikes. Diane Purucker and Michelle Johnson were also two senior lettermen who added to the offense and defense respective- ly. The Vikings participated in four tournaments in addition to single and double duo matches. Four players received Honorable Mention honors. They were Julie and Sandy, and juniors Jennifer Klose and Amy Hathcoat. Page 70 — Amy Hathcoat keeps the ball In play. — Players from the bench look on as the game comes to an end. — Everyone stands for the National Anthem. — Sandy Stone and Jenny Morris exchange the high-five. — Seniors of the 1987-88 Varsity volleyball team vi ere: Julie Magrane. Sandy Stone. Diana Pur- ucker. and Michelle Johnson. Page 71 — Say Cheese! — Team set and ready go — Jenny Morris sets the ball. — Julie Magrane spikes during warm-up. 71 J.V. volleyball posts impressive record The junior varsity girls volleyball team had o very successful season W ih a 14-3 record. They also had two second places and one third place in tournament ac- tion. Coach Chuck Luke commented, The season was a good one; I couldn ' t have been happier with this group of girls. Freshman Allison Arnold said, Being a freshman and playing J.V. volleyball the competition was a lot more challenging that it was in junior high. I had a lot of fun with Mr. Luke and the rest of the team and I am looking forward to next year. — Allison Arnold goes up for a block. — Stacie Dawson serves the ball. — Magda Ortiz, Ann Clancy, and Allison Arnold all ready to go. — Karia Greco saves the ball as her teammates look on. 72 I . MmmiiBBS Z. Couch, Gathright lead men tracksters As expected we were a better big meet team than we were in dual meets. A lack of numbers plagued us all season, but our in- dividual efforts were strong. Dave Couchi and Carl Gathiright quali- fied for the state finals. Trent Brann and Couch set school records in the 300 meter IH and 3200 meters, respectively. Gath- right was the regional champion in the shotput. As a team we were consistently able to peak for invitational and close dual meets. It was a very successful and enjoyable season, said Coach Cybulskis. 74 Counter Clockwise — Off fo fhe races — Carl Gathrigtit on the discus — Chris Clancy extends in the long- jump — Leapin ' Lizards! — Kelly Murphy lands in the sand for long-jump — A Niles long jumper prepares for landing — BJ passes baton to Ward — A Niles high jumper goes in for a landing — Carl Gathright spins a discus — Dave Wanko puts some extra strength in the discus — A Niles high jumper — Frank Zavitz takes off — Ward LaDuke tries to catch a Loy Norrix runner - Freshman sensation leads girls track The 1988 Girl ' s Track team. On your marks, get set, go! Nancy Bulsink keeps a steady pace. Jessica Duminie clears the high jump. ■ Cheri Antiila leaps long. ■ Vikie Grant and Jessica Duminie in the clear. ■ A Niles long Jumper stretches out, • A Niles long jumpe,- gets a good start. ■ Nancy Bulsink cross ' - the finish line. - Paulette Johnson spnr ' neck and neck with her opponent. - Rachelle Shefsick and N. cy Bulsink get ready. - Paulette Johnson and Jes:. a Duminie hang with two Lakeshore runners. - Kelly Thompson sprints alon. - Bridgette Williams hands off t j Vikie Grant. - Freshman sensation Jessica Duminie runs neck and neck with a Lakeshore runner -t- -•Tln!l m 3 1 - l mMM ■ 1 1 J l 78 Varsity baseball posts .500 conference record . . . . . . loses six to graduation The 1988 Varsity Baseball Team was led by eight returning lettermen. The six seniors on the team were catcher Scott Crocker, first baseman John Wallace, catcher-infielder Jeff Carrico, D.H. Dan Brawley, pitcher Tim Skinner, and pitcher Rich Mills. Other returning lettermen were second baseman Steve Francis, and outfielder Rodney Smith. The league record was 7-7. The team strength was hitting, as we averaged about 9 runs per game. Leading hitters were Scott Crocker .478, John Wallace 375, Jeff Carrico .355, Steve Francis .339, Brian Heide .328, and Kevin Leddin ,317. The players have worked hard to improve their skills and with continued hard work and consistent effort we could be an improved team, said Coach Dan Wright. Page 78 Clockwise — Batter up! — Jeff Carrico eyes the ball — Hangin ' out at tfie dugout. — Tim Skinner ttirows one by the batter. — Scott Crocker gettin ' down! Page 79 Clockwise — Kevin Leddin entertains the opponent — Seniors: 1st row — Dan Brawley. Jeff Carrico, Rich lyiills. 2nd row — Scott Crocker, John Wallace, and Tim Skinner. — John Wallace raps with the ump Ti JV captures conference title The 1988 Niles JV Baseball Team had a very successful season, winning 19 games and los- ing 3 overall. They also were first in the Big Eight Conference with a record of 10 and 2. Their excellent season can be attributed to solid defense, good hitting, excellent pitching, steady hustle, and good attitudes. said Coach VanDalsen. Leading hitters were Tim Burdue .484, Tim Kirtdoll .405, and James Becker .372, Other team leaders were Chad Hill with 21 hits and 20 RBI ' s, Cornell Campbell with 16 stolen bases, and Shane Bayes led the pitching staff with 7 victories. Steve Ray warms up before the game Dale tvtyer at sliortstop Phil Kennedy helps the pitcher warm up JV on the mound Andrew Thackray waves to the fans 80 Netters have fun year The Niles Boy ' s tennis team ended ttieir 1988 season with a record of 3-7, Junior Rob Grath- wohl said, We had a lot of talent and poten- tial but things didn ' t come together and we didn ' t get a lot of breaks. Both Grathwohl and Junior Greg Gaynor won the conference title at the number three dou- bles position. Playing in the number one spot for Niles was sophomore Jeff Huffman, the oth- er singles positions were filled by Senior Chris Rogiers at number two, sophomore Luc Ro- giers at number three, and sophomore Ryan Stevenson at number four. The number one and two doubles spots were filled by Bob Sox- ton and John Hunt, and Grant Stevenson and Mark Gaynor respectively. Due to the gradua- tion of five seniors, Niles will have another re- building year in 1989. :,iW jm! : r — Bob Saxton prepares for return — What a gangi — Ctiris Nietcti and Mark Gaynor tokin ' it easy, — L-R; Bob Saxton. John Hunt, and Chris Rogiers clowning oround — See Chris bounce the boll! — Greg Gaynor waits tor an oppo- nent. 81 Softball team looks to improve for ' 89 The 1988 Softball team finished the regular season with an 11-15 record overall and 4-10 in the conference for a sixth place finish. The two seniors on the team were Diane Purucker and Amy Spraker. The fact that we didn ' t have a junior varsity team really hurt us be- cause everyone had to get experience, said Shelly Conner. However, whether the Softball team won or lost they were always good sportsmen. Jenifer Vales added, Even though our record didn ' t show it, I think we had a very talented team and we had a lot of fun during the season. Page 82 clockwise — Shelly Conner provides a target for ttie pi tc tier. — Jenny Martin eyes the ball. — Kellie Jackson powers one to center field. Page 83 clockwise — Erin Gillespie at the plate. — Diane Purucker — ready for the ball. — Ann Clancy warms up. — Jenny Vales, Jenifer Klose. and Erin Gillespie are hard at work. Mi 82 VARSITY FOOTBALL I ROW 1: James Becker, Todd Bridges, DanBrawley. Carnell Campbell, Maurice Miller, Michael Simpson, Jim Hebner, Aaron CoffeL P.J. Mead, Brett Kara- sel . Mil e Mangus. ROW 2: Carl Gatlirigtit, William Austin, Travis Beck, Bart Ctieney, Brian Heide, Brian Kuemin, Mike Kalling, JeffRudlaff, Kelley Crabtree, Mike Morris, Patrick Muessig. ROW 3: Michael T. Vorters, Geoff Martin, Michael Baker, Chuck Hes- ton. Scott Sirovica, Larry Fox, Shawn Beef Ever- ett, Jeff Freeze, Norm Moody, Jeff Lee, DaveMat- tiford. ROW 4: Scott Saunders, Jack Elsey, Tom Reed, Mark McCusker, John Wallace, Mike Salis- bury, Jeff O ' Connor, Scott Zavitz, Mgrs. Jayson Daus, Troy Meek, Aaron Frucci. BACK ROW: Ass ' t Coach John Cybulskis, Ass ' t Coach Steve Pis- cl alko. Head Coach Dave Davisson, Ass ' t Coach Joe Zdziebko. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Holland 28 P. Central 19 K Central 10 BC Central 13 Benton Harbor 8 St Joe 38 toy Norrix 19 P. Northern 30 Dowagiac 28 Niles 14 7 6 6 FRONT: Jean Morgan. Shelly Flick. MIDDLE: Kathy Worland. Missy Flick, Nichole Clemmer, Heather Raster Tara Toll. TOP: Tina Carter. 84 VARSITY SOCCER FRONT: Jay Wardlaw. ROW 1: Mark Burger. Eddie Si far, Jolin Dolim, Mil e Stewart. Tyler Havens, Anftiony Squint. Ryan Stevenson. David Jacobs ROW 2: f yan Smift). Michael Mitctieli. Mike Bess. Chris Rogiers. Grant Ste- venson. Dean Morton, Bob Antos. Mgr. Kelly Donleve. ROW 3: Coach Nadim Bibi. Ryan Crocker, Luke Rogiers. Brett Henderson, Sean Gates, Edmund Urban, Mgr. Julie Clark, Mgr. Mark Mitchell. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY FRONT: Michelle Johnson. Robyn Ruelle. Deb- bie Palmer. Andrea Athanas, Paula Raatz. Angelecque McLaughlin. MIDDLE: Brian Vor- hees. Matt Childs. Todd Cashbaugh. Rick Daly, Ted Swanson. BACK: Coach Greg Leweke, Tim Axline. Brad Harbaugh. Derek Middleton. Ward LaDuke, Dave Couch, Chuck Daly. BOYS Oi-erall Won 13 lost 3 Conference Won 4 lost 3 Standing Stty eiRis Overall Won 10 lost 6 Conference Won 3 lost 4 standing Jth VARSITY GOLF L-R: Coach Greg Gunder, Jon Saxton, Ty Krieger, Shane Bybee. Kevin Robinson, Alex Smith. Mark Gaynor. Jeff Feldman, Chris Nietch. Greg Gaynor, Missing from photo: Bill Updike I lokeshore Tournament Sturgis Buchanan Sen ton Harbor ioy Norrix Heaskin Inv Niles ConI P Central iakeshore Tournament 8 C Central Inv. Regional BC Central Fifth First Second Third Third (tie) Fifth (tie) First Second First Second (tie) Fourth (tie) Second jaEfl 85 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRONT: Sonja Willis. Shanda Farmer, Melanie Ellis. MIDDLE: Susan DuVall. Trade Lundy. TOP: Corey Cattrell. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS FRONT: Buffy Morton. Jenny Murphy. Raychel Vandenberg. BACK: Ann Black. Robyn Bradfield. Melissa Hydorn. Stacy Cantrell. Terra White. 86 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW 1: Mark Saxfon, Chris Ham. Scott Gour- lay. Tim Burdue, Steve Ray, Alex Quick. Kelly Murptiy. Julian Smitt). J.J. Merimonti. Mike Ruelle, Mgr. John Morrison. ROW 2: Jerry Vo- gler, Graham Young, Chris Houk. Mike Leavitt. Bob Yeager, Todd Hayden, Chris Williams. Matt Tyler. Scott Hullinger. Bob Brown. Deion Williams. ROW 3: Paul Lindenfeld. Eric Mae. Steve Hayes. Tony Cannady. Kenny Lee. Pat Dunifin. John Casta. Jason Rohlfs. Wayne Pur- ucker. Shane Przybylinski. REAR: Coach Dick Ham. Ass ' t. Coach Robert Durm. Niles Opp, Holland 20 16 P. Central 23 K, Central 6 13 B.C. Central 14 6 Benton Harbor 14 13 St, Joseph 6 58 Loy Norrix 28 6 P Norttiern 34 18 Dowogioc 27 26 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ROW 1: Thomas Harp. Mike Timm. Todd Pawielski, Chad Hill. Tim Kirtdoli. Shawn Smith. Blake Smith. Kerry Gross. Justin Susan. Jared Becker. ROW 2: Mgr. Taner Dalenberg. David Moss, Cliff Tuttie, Brian Plucinski. Ryan Law- rence. John Kenton. Mike Brattain. Sheldon Waldon. Rick Welt sen. Larry Landrum. Ken Thomas. Jamie Zimmerman. ROW 3: Ass ' t. Coach Karl Sharkey. Andy Mahar. Cory Sly. Bryan Barkman. Steve Humphries. Eric Harms. Bill White. Tarrence Davis. Korean Cross. Duffy Suseiand. Coach Ernie Becker. Niles Opp Holland 38 6 P. Central 30 20 K Central 28 B.C. Central S3 6 Benton IHarbor 41 22 St Joseph 39 22 Loy Norrix Forfeit P. Northern 54 Dowogioc 14 12 GIRLS TENNIS FRONT: Tina Secor. Jana Elsey. Ginger Lee Rosier. Andrea Ayers. Robin Hrycko. Becky Rosenthal. MIDDLE: Heather DuPree. Lori Lah- ti. Erika Urban. Angle Mason. Angle Ragle. Vicky Bensley. Becky Brudi Lisa Backen. BACK: Jeanie Altergotf. Annette Jackson. Kerry Brassie. Karen Ware. Heather Luke. Kathy Crawford. Stephanie Diftmar. Lisa Keyes. Kathy Bradshaw. Erin Havens. Coach Chuck Luke. Not Pictured: Kim Fuller. Kerry Livingston. Niles Opp Sturgis 7 Sturgis tnv 5th K. Central 7 P Central 2 5 P Northern 7 Benton Harbor 7 St. Joseph 7 B.C. Central 5 2 Loy Norrix 7 Conf Lay Norrix Regional 6th 2pts. 87 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL FRONT: Sahar Abdullah. Jennifer Klose, Krlsfi Malooley, Kellie Jackson, Charlotte Stohrer. Erin Gillespie. BACK: Coach Jim Arnold, Tiffiney Crayton, Jill Greene, Maria Jones, Michele Gregor, Jenifer Vales, Julie Magrane, tvigr. Stielly Conner NSes Opponent Buchanan 40 50 Brandywine 49 39 Kalamazoo Central 47 39 Dowagiac 60 32 Portage Central 61 27 Portage Northern 49 50 Benton Harbor 4S 49 St Joseph 47 37 Battle Creek Central 55 50 South Haven 79 27 Kalamazoo toy Norrix 56 31 Kalamazoo Centred 36 60 Portage Central 54 24 Portage Norttiem 60 26 Berrien Sfxings 6-1 34 Benton Harbor 51 53 0.T, St. Joseph 60 57 Battle Creek Central 62 39 Kalamazoo Loy Norrix 71 46 JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL FRONT: Bridgette Williams, Allison Arnold, Jen- ny Morris, Lee Wysinger, Chen Antilla, Julie Ort. BACK: Coach Jim Jeschke, Karia Greco, Jen- ny Martin, Gretchen Lewandowski, Ann ! ! Clancy, Keri Burtzlaff. Ml0s Opponent Buchanan 32 41 Brandywine 44 39 1 Kolamazoo Central 49 34 Dowagiac 45 22 Portage Central 48 29 Portage fvlorttTern 31 29 Benton Harbor 34 49 St, Joseph 29 24 Battie Creek Centtai 49 47 South Haven 42 29 Koiamazoo Loy Nortix 41 25 Kaiamazoo Central 32 42 Portage Central 39 17 Portage Northern 44 19 Berrien Springs 43 28 Benton Harbor 40 31 St. Joseph 43 40 Battle Creek Central 53 28 Kalamazoo Loy Norrix 48 30 South Bena Adams 48 37 FRESHMEN GIRLS BASKETBALL FRONT: Lori Myers, Malda Ortiz, Amy Saunders. Jennifer Oekely. Jessica Duminie. BACK: Coach Doug Langmeyer Jodi Rose. Quentelia Murphy. Denise Lawshea. Kelly Thompson. Niles Opponent Kalamazoo Central 25 15 Portage Central 35 7 Portage Northern 46 10 Benton Harbor 49 31 St. Joseph 46 26 Colomo 44 10 Kalamazoo Loy Norrix 67 26 Kalamazoo Central 36 22 Portage Central 35 29 Portage Northern Forfeit Benton Harbor 36 20 St Joseph 33 22 Kalamazoo Loy Norrix 50 28 88 VARSITY WRESTLING Front Row: Andy Lawson. Todd Bridges. Alex Quick, Jerry Wagley. David Phillips, Chris Lahfi, Rich Hopper. Mark Sextan, James Becker. Row 2 Andy Mahar, Damian Curry. Patrick Farr, Tyrone Saxton, Brent Fuller. Mike Man- gus, Mark McCusker. Dave Mattiford. Brett Karasek. Jeff Lee. Mike Leavitt. James Mcln- tyre. Row 3: Corey Fietzek. Dan Carpenter. Scatty Gutierrez, Pierre Abrams, Don Carpen- ter, Paul Baldwin. Chris Krone witter. David Brawley. Ted Potts. Artavis Hardy. Row 4; Phil Kennedy, Steve Meyer, Ryan Lawrence. Josh Kenton. David Dominguez. Matt Tyler. Brian Kuemin. Will Alford. Tyler Gabriel. Mies Opp Lakeshore 29 38 Kalamazoo Central 56 16 Benton Harbor 51 19 St Joe 40 ?4 Loy Norrix 65 9 Portage Norttiern 49 23 Battle Creek Central 38 20 Portage Central 19 46 Dowagiac 28 39 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row 1: Coach Jeneen Conway. Jenny Morris. Jenifer Vales. Charlotte Stohrer. Michelle Johnson, Kim Frasz, and Jennifer Klose. Row 2: Julie Magrane. Julie Ort, Diane Pur- ucker, Sahar Abdullah, Amy Hathcoat, Sandy Stone, and Tricia Chapman. Loy Norrix Kalanozoo Central Benton Harbor Portage Central Loy Norrix Katamazoo Central Battle Creek Central Portage Northern St. Joseph Benton Harbor Portage Central Portage Northern Benton Harbor St Joseph Battle Creek Central Portage Northern Result Loss Loss won Loss Loss Loss Loss Won Won Loss Loss Won Won Loss Loss JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row i: Chen AntiHa. Jessica DurrMe, Mogdo Ortiz. Becca Dittmar. Robyn Kline Row 2 Amy Dutkiewicz. Amy Sounders. Stocie Dawson, Loh Myers. Lisa Bracl en. Row 3 Allison Arnold. Karia Greco. Ann Clancy. Gretchen Lewandowski. Julie MIswick. Coach Chuck Luke Not Shown: Karen Ware jr No scoreboard avoHoble 89 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Front: John Taylor, Todd Ham, Chris Clancy, Rod Dellinger, Darwin Hunt Steve Francis Back: Manager Tom Reed, Manager Jeff O ' Conner, Scott Crocker, Jeff Freeze. John Hunt Rod Wright, Coach Bud Magrane, Manager Mark Young Opponent Mies Kalamazoo Central 92 71 Portage Central 41 81 Portage Northern 55 42 Benton Harbor 71 55 St. Joe 61 46 Battle Creek Central 77 70 Kalamazoo Loy Norrix 71 59 Kalamazoo Central 83 55 Portage Central 60 52 Portage Northern 71 69 Benton Harbor 66 71 St, Joe 74 63 Battle Creek Central 82 66 Loy Norrix 85 75 Districts: Loy Norrix 73 59 JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Front: Manager Julian Smith, Darren Morris, Jason Rohlfs, Carneil Campbell, Brad Harbaugh, Todd Pawieiski, Chris Ham, Michael Casey Back: Coach Lennie Smith, Rod Hal Kenny Lee, Paul Harris, Jon Borowski. Mike Rueile, Tony Can- nady, Michae Parks. Not Pictured — Steve Ray. Opponent Niles Kalamazoo Central 75 80 Portage Central 53 83 Portage Northern 36 72 Benton Harbor 74 55 St. Joe 58 39 Battle Creek Central 66 59 Loy Norris 55 56 Kalamazoo Central 59 47 Portage Central 48 47 Portage Northern 66 73 Benton Harbor 62 50 St, Joe 72 50 Battle Creek Central 49 48 Loy Norrix 62 49 FRESHMEN BOYS BASKETBALL Front: D ' Waine Potts, Steve Humphries, Chris Schelkopf, Tim Kirtdoll, Shawn Smith, Mike Timm, Bill White Back: Coach Jim Arnold, Jason Wiemuth, Rick Weitsen, David Wanko, Derek Nugent, David Kaiden, Terrence Davis, Chad Hill, Marc Fletcher Opponent Mies Kalamazoo Centrol 59 58 Portage Central 31 53 Portage Northern 43 67 Benton Harbor 54 51 St, Joe 53 43 Battle Creek Central 27 56 Loy Norrix 58 40 Kalamazoo Central 81 46 Portage Central 41 31 Portage Northern 26 57 Benton Harbor 58 52 St, Joe 48 62 Loy Norrix 30 68 90 GIRLS TRACK FRONT ROW: Tracey Prichetf. Nichols Clem- mer, Katie Monjeau, Bridgett Williams, Chen Antilla, Nancy Bulsink. Michelle Shefsick. SECOND ROW: Coach Nadim Bibi. Mgr. Leesa Keyes, Vicki Grant, Jessica Duminie. Kelly Thompson, Paulette Johnson, Jenny Okley, Kim Grant, Regina Lauderdale, Angle Cole- man. Michelle Johnson, Mgr. Carrie Copper. Coach Dino Jackson. I No Scoreboard available BOYS TRACK FRONT ROW: Jason Wumuth. Carl Gathright Ted Swanson, Dave Couch. Tony Canady. Brad Harbaugh. Chris Clancy. SECOND ROW: Derek Nugent. Mike Leavitt, Matt Childs. Scott Zdvitz, Mike Timm, David Wanko. m THIRD ROW: Jacob Wade, Blake Smith. Trent Brann. Mike Simpson. Willie Roscoe. Todd Cashbaugh. Kelly Murphy. FOURTH ROW: Coach Leweke. Grayson Lea- vitt. Wayne Purucker. Barry Austin, Tim Axline. Ward LdDuke. Coach Cybulskis. I Ato scoreboard available BOYS TENNIS Front Row: Bob Saxton, John Hunt, Chris Ro- giers. Second Row: Jeff Huffman. Rod Dellinger. Greg Gaynor. Mark Gaynor. Chris Nietch, Jon Deditch. John Jarosh Hidden: Luke Rogiers I No Scoreboard available 91 VARSITY BASEBALL : -.jSPL- ]!  « W- ' JXAiAl ■:cMi, .r- ROW 1: Paul Wilkins, Rick Freeman. Greg Ort, Dan Brawley. Jeff Carrico, Rich Mills. Brian Heide. Kevin Leddin. ROW 2: Becky Rosen- fhal. Sarah Gibson, Jason Rohlfs. Dale t yer. Scoff Crocker. Tom Reed. John Wallace. Tim Skinner. Jeff Akroyd. Rodney Smith, Coach Dan Wright, Steve Francis. No scoreboard available JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL ROW 1: James Becker, Mike Johnson, Carnell Campbell. Kevin Garrard. Tim Kirtdoll. David VanLue. ROW 2: Shane Bayes. Shawn Smith. Tim Burdue, Mike Ruelle. Phil Kennedy, Chad Hill ROW 3: Coach Richard VanDalsen, Billy White, Andrew Thackray, Steve Ray, Scott Gourlay, Marc Fletcher, Rick Weitsen. No scoreboard available VARSITY SOFTBALL FRONT ROW: Mgr. Angle Whiftaker. Kim Hurt- butt Tricia Chapman, Jennifer Ktose. Kellie Jackson. Erin Gillespie. Mgr. Carta DeCraene. SECOND ROW: Shelly Conner. Jenny Vales. Ann Clancey. Nicki Courser. Chrisite Halasi. Stacy Stillwell, Jill Greene, Nichole Bierwagon. THIRD ROW: Diane Purucker, Karia Greco, Coach Julie Burns, Amy Spraker, Jenny Mar- tin. No scoreboard available 92 mm f National Honor Society: the cream of the crop The National Honor Society is a nation wide organization for those who excell academically and extracurriculary. Stu- dents are selected by a board of quali- fied teachers based on the students grade point average, ability to hold lead- ership positions and teacher recommen- dations. The NHS chapter contains fifty members, not including the Spring induc- tions. Sandy Stone said, As President of the National Honor Society, I had a diffi- cult time at the beginning of the year due to a switch in sponsors. The Executive Council really buckled down and worked hard to get the Society back on its time schedule! Throughout the year we have had numerous fundraisers which include house number painting on the curb, can- dy cane sales, and candy kisses sales. Every member in the society has greatly affected the outcome this year. Not only have we doubled our money budget, we ' ve gotten involved in charity and community work. I have thoroughly en- joyed my year as President despite the hard work and the amount of time it has taken to get the Society underway. I wish the best of luck to the future president and future members. FRONT ROW: Tammy Hornberger, Shawnette Haynes. Carrie Cooper, Chantel Lightner, Donna Poage, Steve Peterson, Brent Fuller. SECOND ROW: Todd Lotridge, Jenny McCormick. Paula Raatz, Jill Green, Vikie Mason, Jamie Hunerjager. Matt Bridges, Corey Marks, THIRD ROW: Steven Akroyd, Eddie Sitar, Mark Burger, Jerry Harroff, Erin Gillespie, Rob Grathwohl, Charlotte Stohrer, Kathy Cravv ford, Bob Sexton. Page 94 counterclockwise — — Mike Bess shows his interest in Abby and Jill ' s conversation. — President Sandy Stone. — Corey Brazo listens intently at the meeting. Page 95 counterclockwise — NHS Officers: Treasurer Tracy Peacock, Keeper of Chords Abby Brown Vice President Pat tyluessig. President Sandy Stone. Secretary lylichelle Johnson FRONT ROW: Scott Zeiter. Terri Rife. Jenny Nietch. Michelle Johnson. Tracy Peacock. Sandy Stone, Pat Muessig, Abby Brown. Missy Flick. SECOND ROW: Tim Andrews. Jeff Reeves. Andrea Athanas, Vicki Bensly. Steven Su. Heather Rothfuchs. Laura Ayres. Becky Bicard. Cindy Fisher. Wade LaDuke. THIRD ROW: Ian Day. Gib Brown. Chris Rogiers. Jack Elsey. Mike Bess, Corey Brazo. Jeff Freeze. Brett Karasek. Julie Magrane. 95 SADD promotes sensible behavior students Against Drunk Driving (SADD), advised by Mr. Leonard Smitti, is an orga- nization of students v ho try to help stop drinking and driving among peers as well as throughout the community. The club provides an opportunity for those stu- dents who subscribe to the SADD philoso- phy to interact with each other. The SADD chapter at Niles has helped dissem- inate information to the students at NHS. I am pleased to see more participation in the past year. SADD is not against drinking, just mixing drinking and driving, said President Jerry Harroff of the Niles Chapter. — Jerry Harroff and Stielly Conner prepare for the next SADD dance. — Deanna Paloasso tries a SADD sweatstiirt on for size. FRONT ROW: Mike Six, Carrie Cooper. Cara Stiier. Tiffiney Crayfon. Jerry Harroff. Amy Hathcoat. Jenny Liilie. Linda Jorgenson. SECOND ROW: Sarali Hall. Tori Leonard. Laura Paqueffe. Chantel Ligtifner. Ann Clancy. Karia Greco. Julian Smifti. f ark fylcCusker. FOURTH ROW: Jill McCreedy. Troy Watson. JoAnne Bowman. Lisa See. 96 BSA promotes block culture at Niles The Black Students Association is an organization ot students that provides an opportunity for young people to learn more about black culture, history, and its people, On January 18 we put on an assembly for Dr. Martin Luther King, said Presi- dent Stephanie Francis, BSA assists in providing a program that exposes some of the things that are unique in the black culture during Black History Week. — Mr. Smith and Davida Patterson discuss BSA plans. FRONT ROW Trent Brann. Sherrie Murphy. Stephanie Francis. Davida Patterson. SECOND ROW De De Jordan. Theresa Whitherspoon. Cornell Campbell. Nichole Clemmer. Regina Lauderdale THIRD ROW Latanga Davis. Sohor Abdullah. Lynita McCallebb. Angie Coleman. Terra White. FPS o club for the future Future Problem Solvers, advised by Mrs, Patty Eychle- shymer, uses a skillful approach at determining, select- ing, and solving the difficulties of an assigned situation. The purpose of Future Problem Solvers is to learn prob- lem solving strategies that can be used in everyday life, including brainstorming ideas, priortizing solutions, and learning to work within the framework of a group, To be a member of FFS is on experience that under- classmen should think about undertaking. The knowl- edge and benefits gained from FPS ore well worth the time invested, said senior Mike Mitchell, ■ M e Mitchell hears the future Front row: Kyle Smith. Gib Brown. Julie Winquist. Mike Mitchell, Steve Mollison 2nd row: Kathy Bradshaw. Annissa Hambouz. Kim Grant Jenny Okeley. Jeft Hutfman. Becky Brudi. Kerry Brossie. Mike Johnson. John Mollison. Chris Walters. Jon McDonald. Mark Mitchell. Terry Redman. Matt Olmstead. Trisha Graham. Jotin Jarosh 3rd row: Mrs Sychleshymer Hiedi Lightenburg. Michelle Holmes, Keri Gerou. Grace Su. Sean Dates. Christie James. Carrie Listenberger David Vite. Scott Lyon 4th row: Rick Wietsen. Kelly Thompson. Brandon Groat. Scott Sedam. Steve Patterson. Scott Spadatora 97 N-Club continues athletic tradition The N-club advised, by Mr. Bud Magrane, is an organization of varsity attiletes from every sport at NHS. Ttie club is a commu- nity service that helps run the concession stand at home football and basketball games. The money that they earn from their v ork helps pay for athletic and community projects. The N-Club began working this year on a project called The Wall of Fame , which is an arrange- ment of old varsity pictures of the cham- pionship players and teams from the Vi- kings ' past. The pictures date back to the 1920 ' s. The N-Club promotes good rela- tionships between varsity lettermen at Niles and the community. N-Club has been promoting unity between athletes. I have enjoyed being in N-Club for 3 years and it has grown to be a favorite of mine and I am glad to be a part of it , said D.D. Doxie, N-Club president. Counter clockwise page 98 — Jenny Gillette, LorlLahtl, and Jeff Feld- man need three people to keep the popcorn from burning. — Ed Sifar fries to pursuade the camera- man to buy some popcorn. — Paul Lindenfeld really likes the N-Club. — Can I help you? Counter clockwise page 99 — Becky Brudi: Is she really in the N-Club or Just eating the popcorn? — N-Club Officers: Kerry Brassie. Kathy Crawford, D.D. Doxie. Todd Cash- baugh, Dave Couch, and Jack Elsey. 98 mm B BI I HHt 8s X vi?y - [£ Row 1: Jeff Feldman, EdUrban. Grant Stevenson, PatMuessig, Scott Zieter, Dean Morton. Stiane Bybee. Carrie Brassie, Kattiy Crawford, D.D. Doxie, Todd Castibaugh. David Coucti, Jack Elsey, Carneil Campbell, Steve Francis. John Taylor, Kafhy Worland, Missy Flick. Andrea Athanas, Ryan Crocker. Row 2: B.J. Harbaugh, Paul Linden field, Jeff Huffman, Becky Brudi. Paula Raatz, Tricia Chapman, Carry Copper, Charlotte Stohrer, Jenifer Vales, Heather Luke, Kellie Jackson, Shelly Conner, Tiffiney Crayton, Heather Ann Rosier, Tina Carter, Kelly Donleve, Patty O ' Reilly, Sandy Stone. Row 3: Nancy Bulsink, Ryan Stevenson, Tina Secor, Carrie Livingston, Carta DeCraene, Jennifer Lilly, Lori Lahti, Robyn Hrycko, Ericka Urban, Becky Rosenthal, Rick Laesch, Annette Jackson, Robyn Ruelle. Paulette Johnson, Nichole Clemmer, Kristi Malooley, Scott Saunders, Erin Gillespie, Jill Greene Row 4: Amy Wilson, Shelly Flick, Mark Burger. Shawn Everett, Tyler Havens, Mike Stewart, Ward LaDuke, Sarah Gibson, Kim Hurlbuft. Mark Gaynor, Chris Nietch. Angle Coleman. Sahar Abdullah. Mike Kalling. Matt Childs. Tim Axline. Andy Squint. Row 5: Jenni Gillette, Jeni Parker, Dolly Raster, Ann Clancy, Cheri Anntilla, Ed Sifar, Mike Mitchell, Brett Henderson, Carl Gathright, Becky Bicard, Ryan Smith. Rob Grathwohl. Rod Dellinger. Mike Wiest. Scott Zavitz. Greg Ort. Row 6: Mark Mitchell Jeff O ' Conner, Scott Crocker, Jeff Freeze, Todd Ham, Julie Magrane. Dave Mattiford. Derek Middleton, Tom Reed. Alex Smith. Bill Updike. Greg Gaynor. Jeff Carrico. Rich Mills. Rodney Smith. 99 Vikettes proud to perform The Niles Pom Pon squad, the Vikettes, advised by IVirs. Tommie Prichett performs during half time of the boy ' s varsity bas- ketball games. The club is made up of girls Vi ho are interested in cheerleading but in a dance form. To be in the club each student must meet the school ' s athletic eligibility requirements. The club begins practice during October to en- able a successful season during basket- ball. Our club encourages the basket- ball team as well as the fans during the home games. We create dance perfor- mances that we are proud of and that make our school proud of us, said Mrs. Prichett. Counter clockwise — Waiting in the stands for ttie tialf time show. — Misty Angiin prepares for ttie next move. — Carmen Boatwrigiit stays witti ttie beat. ir j™ n BPf IgHK J biaisaiS H Wpif ' J .- B I j  B 1  • rtf ■J ' m , , ' Wt l It fkw ' H  i« ' -e4 ' - H lii 1 1 A 1 iP Front row: Misty Angiin, Cameiia Smoot, Lee Wysinger. Nicole Sonnenieiter. Meliody Bybee, Valerie Jofmson. 2nd row: Kim Feirick. Sliawnette Haynes. Kelly Cross. Michelle Stern. Carmen Boatwright. Nita Gregory. 3rd row: Regina Lauderdale. Tonya Davis. Tina Denson. Lynita McCalebb. Terraca White. Tracey Prichett. Eva Boatwright. Kila Hackney. Theresa vVhiterspoon. Quiz team provides academic cinallenge The quiz team, advised by Miss Elizabeth Hudson, competes with other schools and their competitions are produced on WHFB Radio in Academic Chal- lenge. The matches are composed of trivia ques- tions concerning topics ranging from foreign lan- guages to the Dark Ages. Questions are answered with a buzzer system. Teammates are selected through tryouts. — Jeff Huffman and Mike Dunnuck practice for a meet. Front row: Jeff Reeves, Ian Day, Carey Marks, Sfepfian Su. 2nd row: Mike Dunnuck. Scoff Kline. Jeff Huffman. Sfepfian Anagnosfaras. John Sivak. 3rd row: Mike Bess Math club: more than just math The Math Club, advised by Mrs. Jeanefte Choate, gives students an opportunity to socialize with other students who like math. It is an opportunity for lead- ership within a small group. Projects for the club include building rockets, working on computers, and going to math contests. Front row: Scoff Sedam, Sara Philips. Bob Anfos. Theresa Adams, Sfeve Peferson. 2nd row: Shannon Harner. Tim Graham. — Sfeve Peferson works on mafh in Mr. Guenferf ' s class. 101 Viking Journal celebrates third year The Viking Journal is the school news- paper published monthly by the Jour- nalism I and Journalism II students. Al- though the paper is only in it ' s third year of publication, it hopes to contin- ue for many more. To be a member of The Journal staff, a student must have above average English grades and a lot of patience! Our main objec- tive is to put out an ethical and inter- esting paper, but sometimes that con be very difficult considering all the ob- stacles my staff hurdles, said Advisor Miss Holdship. Tracy Peacock, who is in her third year of Journalism, is Editor-in- Chief for the second year. I ' m glad that I Vi os a port of starting a high school paper, and it was a challenge being in charge for two years, Tracy said. — Tracy Peacock and Kathy Crawford edit and lay down their pages. — Editorial editor Mike MItctiell is hard at work writing a story for the paper. — The headline machine is a necessity for putting out the Viking Journal. FRONT ROW: Editor-in-Chief Tracy Peacock SECOND ROW: Editorial Editor tyiike tylitchell. News Editor Theresa Flint. Features Editors AngI Didelot and Kathy Crawford. THIRD ROW: Advisor Miss Holdship. Copy Editor Shannon Horner, Photography Editor Shane Bybee. News Editor Lisa Arroyo. Sports Editor Brett Henderson. FOURTH ROW: Missy Flick. Mike Dunnuck. Shannon Green. Julie Ort. Mike Stewart, Rick Laesch. Vo-Graph keeps communication flowing School forms. Pink attendance slips. The Viking Journal. Business cards. These are just a few items the Vocational Graphics (Vo- Graph) students at NHS produce for the population of NHS. Ad- vised by Mr. Lou Milley, Vo-Graph has many responsibilities in keep- ing the paperwork flowing at NHS. Vo-Graph develops job skills and can get you a job as a Co-op student during the senior year. I took Vo-Graph for three years and it has helped me de- termine what I want to do with my future, said senior David Gordy. Counter clockwise — Kristi Webber and Jack Layman hold the fort down during Lou ' s absence. — Amy McComber prepares the press. — Derek LaPorte works on a layout. FRONT ROW: Amy McOmber. Ron Hartline. Paul Skinner. Dave Gordy. KrIsti Webber. Robert Alsup SECOND ROW: Damon Scott. Steve Baker. Sean McNeils. Corey Rogers, Jack Layman THIRD ROW: Derek LaPorte. Scott Sirvocla. Chris Peterson. Jim LIndsley 103 DEC A: A growing organization Distributive Educatinal Clubs of America (DECA) ad- vised by Mrs. Sherry Vaughn is a professional marketing club open to juniors and seniors at NHS currently en- rolled in General Retailing. DECA competes in many areas of marketing, or selling goods, at Regional, State, and possibly National levels. Areas of competi- tion include: food marketing, quick serve-full serve res- taurant, finance and credit, hotel motel, apparel and accessories, floristry, general merchandise, hardware and service station retailing. DECA is teamwork for responsible people and is a club for future business leaders. DECA is also interested in receiving more school recognition from staff members and students at NHS, said Mrs. Vaughn. Counter clockwise — Amy Kreuger works behind the counter at the Viking Unlimited, the new school store at NHS which opened this year. — D.D. Doxie looks at the different selection of sweatshirts. — NHS students enjoy their new school store. — Advertising for their grand opening. FRONT ROW: Heather Easier. Dave Slocum. D.D. Doxie, Lisa Arroyo. SECOND ROW: Michele Biek, Andy Thatcher, April fVlroz, Amy Kreuger, Brandy Fryatt, Theresa Flint, Leslie Forbes, Barry Skalski. THIRD ROW: Fran Moore, Shea Perkins, Davita Patterson. Theresa Whitherspoon, Chris Bernth, Heidi Johnson, Trent Brann. FOURTH ROW: Mi- chele Johnson, Bridget Seals, Mrs. Vaughn. 104 VICA: America ' s future professionals Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, VICA is a club for NHS students who enjoy welding, elec- tronics, drafting, automechonics, and carpentry, and culinary arts. They compete at local, region- al, state, national, and finally international level. To be a member of VICA, students must have a class in any vocational area. Counter clockwise — Looking for an answer. — Auto mechanic contestant. — State finalist — Chuck Daly. Laura Arnold. William Woz- niak. — Display for state — State finalist receive awards at the end of their day. FRONT ROW: Shana Foley. Patty Yaw. Tim Bauer. Janet Lassen. SECOND ROW: Scott Sedam, Amy McOmber. Paul Skinner, Dave Gordy. Charlie Cagle. Brett Karasek, Jeff Lee, Laura Arnold, Michelle Selden. THIRD ROW: Chuck Daly, Scott Lyon, Tim Axline, Steve Spadafora, Scott Sirvocia, Chris Peterson. Smiles, smiles, and more smiles A unique service in Southwestern Michi- gan, the Ushers Club serves the commu- nity and high school with many hours of volunteer ushering, Ushers serve at all home athletic and musical events, and many community activities such as Miss Niles, Rotary travelogues, and College Night. Ushers are chosen based on grade point averages and teacher recommen- dations, and serve for three years. Junior Kelly Wilson said, Ushering is a great op- portunity to meet people from all over, and being a member of this club definite- ly looks good on college applications. Miss Holdship has been the usher sponsor for three years. Although ushering takes a lot of time, I enjoy working with all of my ushers. They ' re a great group of girls and it never foils that they brighten my day. Their enthusiasm and dedication make my job a breeze, Miss Holdship said. Sandy Stone has done a great job as head usher this year. I ' m really going to miss all the seniors, too. m«iim iM Page 106 counter clockwise — Head Usher Sandy Stone. Miss Holdship, Mr. Hargreaves. — Robyn Rueile and Kafhy Crawford enjoy a sucker while working in concessions. — Patty O ' Reilly uses her accounting ability during ushering. — Does Jeannie Altergott know something no one else does? Page 107 counter clockwise: — Tammy Hornberger (above) and Kelly Wil- son (below) show that Usher attitude. — Erin Brewster doesn ' t, — Tracy Peacock and Angi Didelot seem a little camera shy. FRONT ROW: Andrea A thanas, Stephanie Francis. Sandy Stone, Patty O ' Reilly, fyfolly Davisson. Julie Magrane. Robyn Ruelle. Tracy Peacock. Angi Didelot. Barbie Sullivan. Advisor Miss Holdship. SECOND ROW: Kristai Rtiodes, Stierri Murptiy. Julie Clark. Laura Paquefte. Becky Rosenthal. Julie Ort. Kelly Wilson. Tammy Hornberger. Kathy Crawford 10 THIRD ROW: Tori Leonard. Jeannie Altergott. Erin Brewster. Grace Su. Tina Secor. Michelle Wetzel. Missing from picture Angle Evans. Vikie Mason. Debbie Palmer. student Council enhances school improvement The NHS Student Council advised by Mr. Leonard Smith, Is an orga- nization that helps the student body get involved in school ac- tivities. Each member of the council is voted in by his class. Each student fills out a petition with twenty sig- natures of classmates and then the voting takes place. The Stu- dent Council funds activities such as homecomings, dances, the candy counter, the Hl-C ma- chine, the student exchange and many others. The Student Council is involved in many school im- provement activities such as the Student Forum, and Student Government Day, and the Stu- dent Leadership Forum. The ex- ecutive officers this year were Scott Zieter, president; Tracy Peacock, vice-president; Steph- anie Francis, secretary; and Dean Morton, treasurer. Counter clockwise — — Kelly Wilson and Mike Stewart work tiard during a meeting. — The executive officers leading the meeting. — The student council engaged in dis- cussion. M H H| ■ ■ r ictt ' ' jiiLp H B V J oP y i. Wf g FRONT ROW AdMlso! Mr. Leonard Smith, Vice-President Tracy Paacock, Secretar StephonI Froneli, Treasurer Dsan Morion, President Seoft Zaltor. SECOND ROW Brad Horbaugn, Paui Lindengteld. Andrea Athonas. Sandy Stone, Rick Laesch. Grant Stevenson. Edmund Urbdn. Shannon Evans. Kenny Young. Ian Day THIRD ROW IVIott Tyler. Dolly Raster. Angi Didelot. Gib Brown. Ryan Smth. Mike Stewart. Lori Steepler, Irika Urban. Robyn Brad ield. Criris Nietch, Jenny Vales. Allison Arnold FOURTH ROW J J Merimonti, Jenny Parker, Jeffery Feiannan, Crieri Aniilla, Trade Lundy, IVIelanie Ellis. Amy Hothcoat. Ctiarlotte Stotirer. Tom Reed, Kathy Crawford. Pat tvluessig FIFTH ROW Susan Duvall. Julie On. Ann Clancy, Rob Grathwohl, Kristi IVIalooley. Jenny tylcCormick. DD Doxie, Shorn Ivturphy. Jenny Morris, Brett Henderson SIXTH ROW Ryan Crocker, Bufty Morion. Jason Shelsick. Patricia Slaughter, t cole Bierwagon. K.K. Gano. Julian Smith. Robyn Ruelle. Julie Magrane, Brett Karasek, Mike Bess. Jack Elsey 108 El grupo del espanal The Spanish Club advised by Mrs. Pat VanDalsen explores Hispanic culture. The club raises money each year for a spring trip to South Bend where they will see a Spanish ballet and eat at Hacienda. To pay for the trip the club sold candy bars, The past year has been great, this has been my first year as Spanish Club adviser and I have loved every minute of it, said Adviser Pat Van Dolsen, FRONT ROW Cindy Fisher. Patricia Slaughter. Amy Saunders, Mi- chelle Waldon. Ron E Williams. Abby Brown. Corey Brazo SEC- OND ROW Chris Neitch. Erin Brewster. Angie Bata. Julie tullswlck. Gretchen Lewandowski. Julie On. Ann Clancy. Karla Greco THIRD ROW Alex Smith. Tom Reed. Jennifer Mitchell. Michelle Wetzel Tim Mclntyre. Shannon Horner. Heidi Lightenberg. Michelle Holmes. Kim Grant. Jenny Oakley. Kelly Thompson. Kern Gerou. Michelle Seldon. Ton Leonard. Laura Paauette. KimHurlbutt. Mark Burger. Jeff Aykroyd. Amy Hathcoat. Mrs Van Dalsen. advisor FOURTH ROW Andy Thatcher. Greg Gaynor. Bill Updike. Jill Greene. Robin Rampolt. Sarah Gibson. Kila Hackney. Kerry Brass- ie. Bill McAllister. Lisa See. Julie KucharskiffW ROW Jessica Dum- rve. Mike Six. Tammy Tetterick. Brandon Van Tuyl. Jonathan Barnes. Travis Hunt .e cercle francais The French Club, advised by Mrs. Linda Gugliotta, helps students learn more about French culture. The club raises funds to enable them to travel to the Art Museum in Chicago and eat in a French restaurant each year. Member- ship to the French Club is open to any- one who is currently taking French and has taken it in the past. FRONT ROW Mary Mosteller. Donna Poage. Teresa Adams. Mel- ody Donleve. Jon Underly. Kelsi Bivens. Vicky Bensley. Jon tvtolli- son. Card Shier. Chris Rogiers SECOND ROW Jason Shefsick. Car- rie Durm. Heather Graham. Allison Arnold. Jenny Morris. Jenny McCormick, Troy Watson. Joanne Bowman. Paul White. Heather Kalre. Shawnette Haynes. Robin Hrycko. Jana Elsey. Aaron Terry THIRD ROW Chris Ferrier. Gib Brown. Lisa Keyes. Charlene Guen- ert. Kathy Bradshow. Amy Cunningham. Tricia Graham. Julie Clark. Kim Ferry. Julie Milley. Luc Rogiers. FOURTH ROW Shane Bybee. Cathy Kubiak. Mary Jo Moore. Andy Squint. Kevin Robin- son. Jon Saxton. )er deutsche verein The German Club, sponsored by Miss Hudson, is for students at N.H.S. to learn more about the German culture. So far this year we have had a pretzel fund raiser and we have had dinner at Hauns House. It really gives us the chance to extend our interests in Ger- man, inside and outside the class- room, said President Jeff Reeve. FRONT ROW AndyLawson. Erika Urban. Annisa Hambouz. Grace Su. Charlotte Stohrer. Jeff Reeve. Corey Marks Steve Su. Ed Urban. Ian Day. Stephen Anagnostaras SECOND ROW tulatt Bridges. Tyler Havens. Chris Walter. Julie Clark. Scott Moms. Kynm Cook. Sarah Phillips THIRD ROW Mike Wiest. Brian Stancyzk. Joey Franklin 109 Lighting Crew important part of production Members of the Lighting Crew are responsible for learning to set up and operate light and sound systems and how to take care of and repair equip- ment. We do the lighting and curtains for all shows in the auditorium. For the past 16 years I have been involved in the Lighting Crew and I have loved ev- ery minute of it. In the Lighting Crew, we get to see a lot of different shows and meet a lot of interesting people, said Mr. Lou Milley, Advisor. t 1 f ■ iiih rrsmi ' 1 ,-■ ■ ■ If! KTyi ' W fli m I _ ' 1 1— J H ■ V9€ FRONT ROW: Kristi Webber, Wayne Purucker, Barb Rudolph Plnotogroplny Club: wortin a tlnousond words The Photography Club, advised by Mr. Dave Forr, shares photographic knowledge, experience and pictures. The club is open to any student who is interested in photography. The students take pic- tures and return to the club to discuss improvement for future practice. I enjoy seeing the improve- ment in the pictures submitted during the year, said Mr. Farr. FRONT ROW: Carlo DeCraene. Angle Whitfaker, Kelsl Blvens SECOND ROW: Mike Six, Steve Peterson Art classes open minds to creativity One of the creative courses at Niles has moved to a new loca- tion. The old bus garage has been remodeled for the art class- es. The new room has given the classes more room for their cre- ativity. Art is the accumlative af- fect of the senses, encompassing all prior experiences and knowl- edge into concrete form, said Cora Shier, an art student at NHS. Counter clockwise — Cara Shier works diligently. — Rod Wright works on a self portrait. — Dean Johnsons shows off his stuff. — Taking a little break from his master- piece. — Shawn Haynes. Jamie Zimmerman, and Brent Seals draw from a model. — Working on a group project. Bands support N.H.S. Bands. That ' s what supports the NHS spirit. This years Marching Band had the highest participants performing for Niles. Under the direction of Mr. Working and Mr. Heemer, the Niles band has been strutting their stuff in football games and various other events. Niles performed in the annual Band Festival, where area bands get together and perform into divisions. Niles received a 2 in the Festival which was the second highest. This years Freshman Band is the first. This has given the freshman an opportunity to start in a band without competition from higher classes. The freshman band has done many concerts and fundraiser with the other bands. I feel that the freshman band was a good idea, said freshman, Jeff Feldman. It gave us a chance to build our confidence in the high school. Symphonic Bond and Concert Band are the Marching Bands split divisions. The Symphonic Bond are the higher chairs of the two. The two bands perform seperately in concerts. All the bonds have done fundraisers. The biggest fundraiser was the Bandcakes and Sausage breakfast. The band members cooked breakfast for area persons. FRONT ROW : Drum Major Ward LaDuke. Audra Murray, Tammy Hornberger, Mark Gaynor. Brian Hart. Scott Sedam. Greg Gaynor, Mike Jotinson, Tim Andrews. Molly Davisson. Steptianie Sayer. Grace Su, Theresa Adams. Drum Major Bob Antos. SECOND ROW: Trent Brann. Mike Leavitt. Bill Goerner. Bill McAllister. Tim Hocevar. Chris Walters. Mike Trepanier. Kevin Gano. Sean Gates. Julie Winquist. Carolyn Mcknight THIRD ROW: Becky Rampolt. Abby Brown. Dennis Hawk. Ryan Crocker. Jeff Morgan. David Vinnedge. Don Fleischman. Chris Phillips. Marci Lewandowski. L ynn Andrews. Sarah Gibson. Geno Morris. FOURTH ROW: Gray Leavitt. Bob Kring. Scott Morris. Jill McCreedy. Kelly Klassen. Tricia Chapman. Shelly Conner. Regina Springer. Lanny Duffel. Betty Pierson. FIFTH ROW: Vicky Syson. Dawn McCaine. Heather DuPree. Tracy Mumaw. Cindy Fisher. Sarah Phillips. Dawn Hawk. Neva Adams. Cindy Mather. Kim Hurlbutt. Jenny Mitchell. SIXTH ROW: Tammy Teterick. Katie Mnjeau. Robin Rampolt. Jenny Cowe. Jenny Skalski. Kim Cook. Stephen Su. Jenny McCormick. Jennifer Mitchell. Kerry Brassie. Kim Dixon. Jenny Zablocki. Maria Martin. Melody Donleve. SEVENTH ROW: Corey Brazo. Mike Six. Brian Kuemin. Eric Moe FLAGS: Laura Ayres. Elissa Mihills. Stacie Schuyler. Christie James. Michele Waldon. Angeleque McLaughlin. Kim Fuller. Carrie Cooper. Jenny Nietch. Maria Daly. Kerry Livingston. Jamie Hunjerager TWIRLERS: Kathy Sly. Jenny Gillette. K.K. Gano. Mr. Working and Mr. Heemer. 112 Kneeling: Laura Ayres and Jamie Hunjergager, Standing: Jenny Nietch, Carrie Cooper, Angeleque McLaughlin, Christie James, Kimm Fuller. Elissa Mihills. Maria Daly, Michele Waldon, Kerry Livingstion. FRONT ROW: Rick Weitson, SECOND ROW: Robin Hrycko, Jennifer Martin, Cliff Tuttle, Wendy Werblow, Matt Olmstead, Cory Sly, John Jarosh. THIRD ROW: Chris Carlson, Jason Dewey, Angle Bergerson, Jessica Duminie, Jayson Bayles. Theresa Axline, Jennifer Sinner. Richie Hunerjager. Gait Moore, FOURTH ROW: Kim Fujawa, Shannon Wiggins, Debbie Dandurand. Carrie Durm. Heather Craycraft. Jodi Rose. Raychel Fleischmon. Priscilla Martin. Eric Jorgenson. Wendy Klann, Jenny Murphy, Angie Probst, Angi Young, FIFTH ROW: Mr Working, Patricia Slaughter, Ginger-Lee Rosier. Steve Meyer, Keith Messenger. Richard Messenger. David Wanko. Mike Milner. Jake Wade, Lisa Bracken, Erin Havens, Mary Laesch, Matt Moore, Ryan Wetmore, Heather Grahm, Kara Groote, Mr Heemer, SIXTH ROW: Steve Mollison, Blake Smith, Tammi Arnold, Karin Raotz. Duffy Suseland. Jeff Feldman. Kathy Bradshaw, SEVENTH ROW: Jeremey Kelly, Jon McDonald, Adam Bornum, John Deditch, Aaron Terry, Greg Gollnick. FLAGS: Raychel Vandenberg, Michele Purucker, Lori Shepler, Kristol Frost, Andra Ayres, Marci Purucker, 113 Bandcakes and sausages raise money Page 114 — Carrie starts a syrup figtit. — Mr. Working serves tt)e first bandcakes. — Many look on as ttie cakes cook. — We ' re ready to serve you! — David was a big ttelp — Ttie tiat does wonders for you. Mr. Working! — Mr. Heemer mixes ttie batter. Page 115 — Ward is always posing! — Don ' t throw those Mr. Working!! — Bob takes a break. — Now it ' s time for us to eat. — Bob ' s great at decorating tables. 115 116 Ringers enhance music department Handbell Choir is offered to any student wishing to participate and who is willing to work with others. The handbell choir performs at various places, including community schools, churches, and also country clubs. The money from perfor- mances goes toward cleaning materials for the bells and also toward new bell cases. Playing the bells can be fun, said Bridgette Williams, president of the hand- bell choir, as well as getting to know Mr. Hamberger. He ' s very easy to get along with and is an excellent music teacher. Counter clockwise: — Vikings ringers perform Camelot. — Speaks softly but carries a big bell. — Ringers In practice. — Ring those bellsl — Let ' s see a smile! «4tf id FRONT ROW: Angle Cook, Jenny Hunt, Charles Craig, Lorrie Wahisenarnt, Kerri Burtzlaff SECOND ROW: Kim Honey, Karyn Dettling, Ginger Morrison, Holly Ray, Bridgett Williams Girls Choir entertains many FRONT ROW: Buffy Morton, Tabby Monroe. Lynita McCalebb, Lee Wysinger. Ann Black. SECOND ROW: Stephanie Morrow. Stiannon Saltsman, Tonya Hardesty. Camilla Smoot, Terrina Whitt, Christine Black. THIRD ROW: Shannon Hicks, Karen Lowe. Penny Myers. Krystal Kennedy, Renee Taylor, Stacy Cantrell. Laurie Ganus. FOURTH ROW: Patty Gross. Jenny Fisher, Janice Shirrell, Stacy Stillwell, Lisa Bryers, Kim Honey. Under the direction of Mr. Bill Hom- berger, the Girls Choir performed many concerts this year. Many of thei r numbers incorporated dance routines, which added to the excitement of the concerts. Girls Choir participate in Spring Con cert. Krystal Kennedy sings and dances. The finale I Concert Choir The Concert choir, under the di- rection of Mr. Hamberger, has performed at various places and has done many concerts. The choir is going strong and is very enthusiastic. The choir has been a lot of fun, said Becky Brudi. I ' ve enjoyed the year and I ' m looking forward to next year. Counter Clockwise; — The Niles Concert Choir. — Marci Lewandowski performs a solo. — Singing loud and pretty. FRONT ROW: Carlo DeCraene. Nicl i Dragula. Paul Baldwin, Jon [ loilison. Jason Shefsick, Kevin Young. Jenny Oakley. Jenny Patterson. Meg Truesdell SECOND ROW: Lori Riedei. Julie Reagan. Susan Burdgiek. Terry Redman. Barry Rush. John Taylor. Philip Shirk. Scott Lyon. Angela Adams. An nisa Hambouz Lynita tvlcCalleb THIRD ROW: Amy Jackson. Kelly Groothuis. I arci Lewandowski. Shalonda Whitherspoon. Jeannie Johnson. Eric Knott Paul White Jason Reid. Chris Bridges, t ike fyiitchell. Jeremy Kelly. Michele Rush. Betsey Hodgeman. Denie Balog FOURTH ROW: Trisha Grahm. lylandy Williams Angeleque IVIcLaughlin. Kelly Donleve. Kathy Kubisak. Brandon VanTuyl. David Vite. Jeff Huffman. Ivlatt Moore. Mike Six. Bobby Alsup John VanDyke Julie Clark. Kim Ferry. Angle Whittaker. Lori Gentry FIFTH ROW: Mindy Williams. Sarah hall. Becky Brudi. Julie Ort. Annette Jackson. Jenni Parker. Alan Jordan. Mike Ray. Mike Sands. Todd Lotridge. Darren Brown. Marcus Reynolds. Jerry Stephens. Kelly Thompson. Karen Lee. Ulonda Adams. Krystal Rhodes. Cindy Chute. 119 Hollywood, here we come! The Counterpoints, under the direc- tion of William Homberger, is the Vo- cal Music Department ' s Show Choir. The Counterpoints perform a vari- ety of shows throughout the year for schools and community events. The Counterpoints were selected to represent Michigan in Hollywood, California in a show choir competi- tion, where over thirty-five choirs, each from a different state com- peted. Each day we started out with breakfast at 7:00, then a dance and voice class with a lec- ture in between. During the week we went to the beach, sang at Dis- neyland, toured Universal Studios, then performed at Knott ' s Berry Farm. On Saturday we competed. I thought the Counterpoints gave it all they had. Even though we didn ' t place, I thought we did the best we have ever done which made me happy, said Jenny Patterson. Counter clockwise page 120 — Top hats on! — At„1hhhi — tie fun and games for Dean and Jay. - 1 3d a little elbow room — ' he looks like tun. Ward.DD and Jay Cour. 91 cockwise page 121 — Ge, a little closer — There ' s still hope — The guys got a little rowdyl - Are those tableclothsl 120 FRONT ROW: Teena Evangelisti. Jenny McCormick, Jenny Gillette, Annette Jackson. Stielly Flick. Angle Evans, Jeanie Altergott, Julie Magrane SECOND ROW; Mike Bess. Dean Morton, Bridgette Williams. Nicole Ciemmer. Mictiele Wetzel. Jenny Patterson, Robyn Ruelle, Belt) Hipshier, Brad Harbaugt). THIRD ROW: Scott Zeiter, Matt Clancy, Ryan Crocker, Alan Jordan, D.D. Doxie. Paul Lindenfeld, Todd Lotridge, Rob Welling. Jay Wardlaw, David Vinnedge, Darren Brown, Marcus Reynolds, WardLaDuke, Scott Morris, Matt Olmstead. Hipshier and Wardlaw lead in The King and I On February 27 and 28, the Niles High School auditorium came alive with song and dance as the musical department presented The King and I . Over 50 cast members, many of them elementary students, entertained a packed auditorium with such songs as Getting to Know You , Hello Young Lovers , and many more. Seniors Joy Wardlaw and Beth Hipshier enhanced the presentation with their leading roles. With very few rehearsals, the cast had to be dedicated and work to- gether. Opening night brought ner- vousness, which was replaced with relief after the curtain coll. The en- tire experience was well worth the hard work, said dancer Kelly Don- leve. Counter clockwise page 122 — After their presentation tlie cast discusses ttie st ow. — Jay Wardlaw played ttie King of Siam. — Anna decides to stay In Siam. Counter clockwise page 123 — Ttie arrival In Siam. — Lun Tt)a and Tuptim discuss their love. — Beth Hipshier and Jay Wardlaw. — The dancers. — The wives. Senior Directory ' 88 ANDREWS, T IMOTHY: Band 9, 10, 11 12; Com- mencement Band 10, 11; Baccalaureate Band 10, 11; Pep Band 11, 12; Sym- phony Band 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12 ARROYO. LISA: Year- book 12; Viking Journal 11; Viking Journal News Editor 12; DEC A Treasurer 12; Homecoming Float 9, Junior Achievement 9; In- tramural Volleyball 11, 12; Wrestling Manager 12 ATHANAS, ANDREA: Girls State 11; Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Coun- cil 10, 11, 12; Ushers Club 10, 11, 12; N Club 10, 11, 12; SPAM 10; Powder Puff 12; J.V. Soccer 9; Girls Soccer Club 10, 11; Princi- pal Selecting Committee 12; Float Committee 12; Honor Student 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Soci- ety 11, 12 AYRES, LAURA: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Flag Corps 10, 11, 12; Flag Corps Captain 11, 12; Junior Achieve- ment 9, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Pit Orchestra 11, 12 BAKER, SYLVIA: Powder Puff Football 9; Home- coming Queen Contes- tant; Track 12; Intramural Volleyball 12 BENSLEY, VICTORIA: Var sity Tennis 12; Equestrian Team 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11; SADD 10, 11, 12; Student Government 10, 11, 12; Intramural Vol- leyball 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; French Club 12; French Club Pres- ident 12; Homecoming Float Committee 12 BESS, MICHAEL: Counter- points 10, 11, 12; N Club 11, 12; Soccer 9, 11, 12; Musical 9, 10; Intramural Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Constitution Com- mittee Chairman 12 BICARD, REBECCA: Intra- mural Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Class President 10; Homecoming Float Com- mittee 9, 11, 12; Student Leadership Forum 9, 11; Girls Soccer Club 9, 10, 11; Homecoming Hall Decoration Committee 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11 BIEK, MICHELLE: Mixed Choir 9; Concert Choir 10; The Pojoma Gome 9; Powder Puff Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramural Vol- leyball 11, 12; Tennis 9; Float Committee 9; SADD 11; Senior Accountant School Store 12; DEC A 12; Co-op 12 BRANN, TRENT: BSA 10, 11, 12; N-Club 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Band 11, 12; J.V. Band 9, 10; DECA 12 BRAWLEY, DANIEL: Foot ball 9, 10; Basketball 9; In- tramural Basketball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Football 11, 12; Varsity Baseball 11, 12 BRAZO, COREY: March- ing Bond 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Pit Or- chestra 10, 11, 12; Span- ish Club 10, 11, 12; Span- ish Club Assistant Secretary 12; Notional Honor Society 11, 12; Concert Bond 9; Sympho- ny Bond 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 11 BROWN, ABAGAIL: Span- ish Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Spanish Club President 12; National Honor Society Keeper of the Chords 12; Homecoming Committee 12; Homecoming Float 12; Varsity Marching Bond 9, 10, 11, 12 BROWN, GEORGE: J V Band 9; Founded SPAM 10; Varsity Marching Band 10, 11; Stage Bond 10; Symphony Band 10, 11; Future Problem Solving 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Soci- ety 11, 12; Student Coun- cil 12; Student Govern- ment 10; Constitution Committee 12 BYBEE, SHANE: Football 9; Student Council 9, 10; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; N Club 11, 12; Intramural Basket- ball 10, 11, 12; SADD 10; DECA 12; Yearbook Pho- tographer 12; Journalism Photographer 12 CARRICO, JEFFERY: In- tramural Basketball 9, 10 11, 12; J.V. Baseball 10 Varsity Baseball 11, 12 Varsity Baseball Captain 12; N Club 12; Drug Task Force 11 CARTER, TINA: Cheer- leading 9, 10, 11, 12; In- tramural Volleyball 10, 12; N Club 11, 12; Powder Puff Football 12; Float Committee 12 CASHBAUGH, TODD: Cross Country 11, 12; Track 12; N Club 11, 12; N Club Vice-President 12 Intramural Sports 9, 10 Band 9, 10; Pep Band 10 Musical Stage and Prop Crew 10, 11, 12 CLANCY, CHRISTOPHER: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 12; Honor Roll 12; Home- coming Float 9, 10, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 12; N Club 12; Homecoming Committee 9, 10; Varsity Letter Win- ner 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Homecoming Atten- dant 12 CLEMMER, NICHOLE: Track 9, 10, 11, 12; BSA 9, 10, 11, 12; N-Club 10, 11, 12; Counterpoints 11, 12; Powder Puff 12; Cheer- leading 11, 12; Pom-Pon 9, 10; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Musical 9, 12; Talent Show 10; Intramural Volleyball 9 COOK, KIMBERLY: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Flag Corp 10, 11; German Club 10, 11, 12; SPAM 10; Pep Band 10, 11, 12. CORDELL, ANGEL: Pom- Pom Squad 1 1 CROCKER, SCOTT: Foot- ball 9; Basketball 9; Varsi- ty Basketball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9; Varsity Base- ball 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; N-Club 10, 11, 12; Wall of Fame Committee 11; Home- coming Attendant 11; Homecoming Float 11; Youth to Youth 11; Intra- mural Volleyball Basket- ball Referee 11, 12; Rota- ry Club; Second Team All State Baseball 1 1 CROUCH, ELIZABETH Handbell 9; Bond 9 Shared Time — TCBC Float Committee 9, 10 Powder Puff Football 9 DALENBERG, TRICIA: Shoretime at Twin City Beauty College 12; Intra- mural Volleyball 10, 11, 12 DALY, CHARLES: Cross Country Manager 9, 10, 11, 12; N-Club 10, 11, 12; 125 VIC A 12 DAVISSON, MOLLY: Ush- ers Club 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12 DAY, IAN: Student Coun- cil 12; National Honor So- ciety 11, 12; Quiz Team 10, 11, 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Project Clo- seup 1 1 ; Boys State 1 1 DIDELOT, ANGELA: Dra- ma Club 11; Junior Achievement 9; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Pow- der Puff 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Secretary 9; Class Vice President 10, 11, 12; Soccer Club 9, 10, 11; Ushers Club 11,12; Home- coming Attendant 10; Bread Lift 11, 12; Intramu- ral Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Viking Journal 11; Viking Journal Editor 12; Year- book 12; Project Out- reach 11; French Club 9, 10; Baseball Announcer 11, 12; Girls Basketball An- nouncer 12; Morning An- nouncements 11; Prom Committee 11 DIDELOT, SCOTT: Foot- ball 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Student Council 11; Homecoming 12; Intramu- ral Basketball Referee Score Keeper DONLEVE, KELLY: Mixed Chorus 9; Spanish Club 9, 10; Musical 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Soccer Manager 12; Float Com- mittee 12; N-Club 12 DOXIE, DeMARCO: Bos ketball 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 12; Football 9; Cross Country 11; Student Council; DECA 12; N-Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Counter- points 11, 12; Concert Choir 10, 11; Homecom- ing 12; Student Govern- ment 12; Bread Lift Co- Chairman 12; Student Exchange Chairman 12; Intramural Basketball 12; 126 Choir Council Vice Presi- dent 12; Musical 11, 12 ELLIS, MATTHEW: Tennis 9; SADD 11; Spanish Club 12; Future Problem Solvers 12 EVANGELISTI, TEENA: Float Committee 9; French Club 10; Lighting Crew 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 11; Cheerleader 11; Counterpoints 12; Co-op 12 FISHER, CYNTHIA: Junior Achievement 9; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Con- cert Band 9; Symphonic Band 10, 11, 12; Pit Or- chestra 11; National Hon- or Society 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club Treasurer 12; March- ing Band 9, 10, 11, 12 FLICK, MELISSA: Cheer- leader 9, 10, 11, 12; Intra- mural Sports 9, 10, 11, 12; Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Powder Puff 10, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; N-Club 12; Honor Student 9, 10, 11, 12; Bread Lift 10, Viking Jour- nal 12; Homecoming Queen 12 FLICK, MICHELLE: Cheer leading 9, 10, 11, 12; In- tramural Sports 9, 10, 11, 12; Powder Puff 10, 12; Homecoming Float 9, 10, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Spanish Club 10; N-Club 12; Bread Lift 10; Counter- points 12; Homecoming Committee 10; Concert Choir 10, 11; Communica- tions Committee Chair- man 10; Honor Roll 2 Se- mesters; Homecoming Queen 12 FORBES, LESLIE: Junior Achievement 9; Varsity Track 9; SADD 9, 10; Ger- man Club 10; Concert Choir 9, 10; Musical 9; DECA 12; School Store Manager 12 FREEZE, JEFFERY: Football 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 9, 10; Varsity Football 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; N-Club 11, 12; National Honor So- ciety 11, 12; Float Com- mittee 9, 10, 11, 12 GABRIEL, ANTHONY: JV Soccer 9; Golf 1 1 GILLETTE, JENNIFER: Band 9; Varsity Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 11,12; Concert Band 10, 11; Track Man- ager 10; Concert Choir 11; Counterpoints 12; Soccer Club 11; Musical 11; N-Club 12; Twirler 9, 10, 11, 12; Twirler Captain 12 GRATHWOHL, TAMARA: Intramural Volleyball 10, 11; Co-op 12 GRAYSON, SCOTT: Foot ball 9, 10; Varsity Football 11; Soccer 12; Intramural Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Attendant 11; Homecoming Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Powder Puff Coach 12; N- Club 11, 12 HAM, TODD: Football 9, 10; Varsity Football 11; Basketball 9, 10, 11; N- Club 11, 12; Homecoming Committee 12 HARNER, SHANNON: Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Math Club 12; Viking Jour- nal 11, 12 HARRELL, KIMBERLY: Math Cub 10; Spanish Club 10; Math Club Sec- retary 11; Co-op 12; Hon- or Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 HARRIS, SHARON: Co-op 12 HENDERSON, BRETT: Bas ketball 9; Football 9, 10; Soccer 11, 12; Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12; Stu- dent Council 12; Class Treasurer 12; Viking Jour- nal Sports Editor 12; Club 11, 12 N- HIPSHIER, ELIZABETH Girls Soccer Club 10, 11 Student Council 10, 11 Choir 10, 11, 12; Counter- points 11, 12; Musical 11, 12; Homecoming Atten- dant 11; Choir Council Secretary 12; Mixed Choir Representative 10; Co- op 12; Show Choir Camps of America 12; Float Committee 1 1 ; Honor Roll 6 Semesters HUNT, JOHN: Varsity Ten- nis 9, 10, 11, 12; N-Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Basket- ball 12; Intramural Basket- ball 9, 10, 11; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 JACKSON, ANNETTE: Tennis 12; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Musical 10; Counterpoints 12; Spanish Club 10; N-Club 12; Homecoming Committee 12 JOHNSON, JEANNIE: Concert Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Pom-Pon 11,12; Span- ish Club 11, 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 JOHNSON, MICHELLE: Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Vol- leyball 10, 11, 12; Intramu- ral Volleyball 9; Captain Cross Country 12; Athlete of Month 12; N-Club 9, 10, 11, 12; DECA 11, 12; DECA Secretary 11; Class Secretary 10, 11, 12 Homecoming Float 9, 10 12; Student Council 9, 10 11, 12; Bread Lift 9; Chair- person School Board 12 Prom Committee 11; Jun- ior Achievement 9 Homecoming Attendant 10, 12; Tattler Staff Busi- ness Manager 11, 12; Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12; National Honor Soci- ety Secretary 12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 KARASEK, BRETT: Foot ball 9, 10; Wrestling 9; Baseball 10; Varsity Wres- tling 10, 11, 12; Varsity Football 11, 12; Student Council 12; National Hon- or Society 12; Powder Puff Football Head Coach 11, 12; VIC A 11; Home- coming King Contestant 12; N-Club 12; Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12 KRUEGER, ROBERT: Intra- mural Basketball 10, 11, 12 LaDUKE, WARD: Sympho- ny Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band Drum Major 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Musical 10, 11, 12; Counterpoints 11, 12; Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Soc- cer9, 10;N-Club9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Soci- ety 11, 12 LAESCH, RICK: Home- coming Attendant 9; Stu- dent Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10; Wrestling 9, 10; Track Team 10, 11; In- tramural 9, 1 1 LASSEN, JANET: Intramu- ral Volleyball 9, 10, 12; VICA 12; Homecoming Float Committee 9, 10, 12; Powder Puff 9, 10, 12; Concert Choir 10, 11 LEAK, JAMIE: Math Club 12 LINDSLEY, TERESA: Pom Pon Squad 11 LOWELL, TAMMY: Junior Achievement 9; Powder Puff 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Homecoming Float Com- mittee 12 MAGRANE, JULIE: Bas- ketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Vol- leyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor So- ciety 11, 12; Ushers Club 10, 11, 12; Counterpoints 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 9 MALOOLEY, BRIAN: SPAM 9; Intramural Basketball 11, 12; Camera Work for Girl ' s Basketball 11, 12 McCALEBB, LYNITA: Pom Pon 10, 11, 12; Handbell Choir 11, 12; Concert Choir 11, 12; Intramural Volleyball 11 McOMBER, AMY: Perfect Attendance 9, 10; Co-op 12; VICA 12 MEYER, SUE: SADD 10; In- tramural Volleyball 11; Powder Puff 9, 10; Soccer Club 12 MIDDLETON, DEREK: In tramural Basketball 9; Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12; VICA 11, 12; Home- coming Float Committee 12 MITCHELL, MICHAEL: Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Stu- dent Council 9, 10; SPAM 10; Future Problem Solver — State Bowl Finalist 11, 12; Track 10; Student Government 10, 11; N- Club 10, 11, 12; Viking Journal 11, 12; Who ' s Who 10, 11, 12; French Club 9; Concert Choir 11, 12 MORRISON, GINGER: Yearbook 12; Handbell Choir 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Achieve- ment 9; Who ' s Who 1 1 MORTON, DEAN: Football 9; Soccer 9; SPAM 9, 10; Intramural Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Coun- cil 9, 10, 11; Student Council Treasurer 12; Ten- nis 10; Musical 9, 10, 11; Counterpoints 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 9; N-Club 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 3 Semesters NIETCH, JENNIFER: Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Intramural Volleyball 11, 12; National Honor So- ciety 11, 12; Flag Corp 9, 10, 11, 12 O ' REILLY, PATTY: Cheer leading 9; Tennis 10, 11; Ushers Club 10, 11, 12; N- Club 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10; Powder Puff 12; Yearbook 11; Homecom- ing Float Committee 12; Co-op 12; Intramural Vol- leyball 10, 12 GATES, SEAN: Bond 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; Symphonic Band 11, 12; Pep Bond 10, 11, 12; Fu- ture Problem Solvers 12 ORTIZ, MILLIE: Powder Puff 10, 11, 12; Intramural Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-Op 12; Track Team 10, 11; Homecoming Float Committee 12; School Store Stock and Operation 12; Junior Achievement 9 PANOZZO, KIM: Math Club 11; Perfect Attend- ance 11; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11 PARKER, JENNIFER: Stu- dent Council 9, 12; N- Club 12; Girl ' s Basketball Mgr. 10, 11; Homecoming Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramural Volley- ball 11, 12; Powder Puff 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Committee 12; Yearbook 12; March of Dimes Bread Lift 12; Mixed Choir 9; Concert Choir 10 PATTERSON, DAVIDA: BSA 10, 12; Track Team 11, 12; Intramural Volley- ball 11, 12; Intramural Bas- ketball Coach 11, 12; DEC A 12 PATTERSON, JENNY: Counterpoints 11, 12; Stu- dent Council 11; Concert Choir 10; Mixed Choir 9; Powder Puff 9, 10; DECA 11; Junior Achievement 9; Muical 10, 12; Counter- point Treasurer 12 PEACOCK, TRACY: Stu- dent Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Treasurer 9, 11; Hon- or Society 11, 12; Com- munications Committee Chairman 10, 11; Home- coming Committee Chairman 12; Prom Com- mittee Chairman 11; Na- tional Honor Society Trea- surer 12; Student Council Vice-President 12; News- paper Editor 11, 12; Year- book Editor 12; Usher ' s Club 10, 11, 12; Powder Puff Football 9, 11; Intra- mural Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10; NHS Rotary Club Repre- sentative 12; Optimist Club Youth 1 1 PHILLIPS, SARA: Varsity Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pit Or- chestra 11, 12; German Club 10, 11, 12; Math Club 11, 12; Math Club Presi- dent 12 PURUCKER, DIANE: Vol- l eyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Soft- ball 11, 12; Homecoming Committee 12; N-Club 12; Co-op 12 RAMPOLDT, REBECCA: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12 RASLER, HEATHER ANNE: Cheerleading 11, 12; Powder Puff Football 12; N-Club 11, 12; DECA 12; Homecoming Committee 12 RASTER, MARY: Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; N- Club 12; Volleyball Mgr. 9, 10; Basketball Mgr. 10, 11; Powder Puff Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramural Vol- leyball 9, 10, 11, 12; March Of Dimes Bread Lift 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecom- ing Committee 12; Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12 127 _ RAY, HOLLY: Handbell Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 6 Semesters; Who ' s Who 11 REEVE, JEFF: German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Math Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Quiz Team 9, 10, 11, 12 REYNOLDS, MARCUS: Football 9; Concert Choir 12; Counterpoints 11, 12; Musical 11 REYNOLDS, TRAVIS: In- tramural Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 RICHMOND, MARK: Hon- or Roll 9, 10, 11; Yearbook 12 RIFE, TERRIE: Cross Coun- try 12; Notional Honor So- ciety 11, 12; Intramural Volleyball 11, 12; Hand- bell Choir 9, 10, 11; Math Club 11, 12; Honor Roll 6 Semesters ROCKWELL, STACEY: Twin City Beauty College 11, 12 ROGIERS, GEERT (CHRIS): Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Soci- ety 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Tennis 11, 12; Student Council 11; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12;N-Club9, 10, 11, 12; 1987 All Con- ference 2nd Team Soc- cer 12; Co-Chairman French Excursion Commit- tee 11; Intramural Basket- ball 12 ROTHFUCHS, HEATHER: Yearbook 12; Equestrian Team 11, 12; Honor Roll 11, 12 RUDOLPH, BARBARA: VIC A 11; Lighting Crew 10, 11, 12 RUELLE, ROBYN: Basket- ball 9, 10; Track 11; Cross Country 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Communications Com- 128 mittee 11, 12; Intramural Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Usher ' s Club 10, 11, 12; Powder Puff Football 10, 11; Concert Choir 10, 11; Counterpoints 12; Home- coming Committee 10, 11; Girl ' s State Alternate 11; Honor Roll 2 Semes- ters; Float Committee 10, 11, 12 SCHUYLER, STACIE: Bond 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10; Symphonic Bond 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11; Flag Corps 11; Intramural Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 11, 12; Junior Achievement 9 SEE, LISA: SADD 10, 11, 12; Wrestling Mgr. 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Powder Puff Football 10; Intramural Volleyball 11; Youth To Youth 11, 12 SELDEN, MiCHELE: French Club 10, 11; Spanish Club 12 SHEPLER, CHRIS: Intramu- ral Basketball 10; Work Ex- perience 11; Co-op 1 SHIER, CARA: SADD 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Intramural Volleyball 1; Track 12. SIVAK, JOHN: Math Club 11 SKALSKI, BARRY: Base- ball 10; DECA 12; Co-op 12; Intramural Basketball 9, 11, 12 SPRAKER, AMY: Powder Puff Football 12; Intramu- ral Volleyball 11, 12; Homecoming Float Com- mittee 12; Softball 12 STEVENSON, GRANT: Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Ten- nis 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Intra- mural Basketball 9, 10, 11 12; N-Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Tennis Captain 11, 12 Soccer Captain 12 STONE, SANDY: Basket ball 9, 10; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Girl ' s Soccer Club 11; Volleyball Captain 10; Ushers Club 10, 11, 12; Head Usher 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12; Notional Honor Soci- ety President 12; Powder Puff Football 11, 12; Float Committee 10, 11, 12; N- Club 11, 12; Rotary Club Representative 12; Honor Roll 8 Semesters; Honor Student 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11 SU, STEPHEN: Band 9, 10, 12; Rotary Club 12; Pit Or- chestra 9, 10, 12; German Club 9, 10, 12; Future Problem Solvers 10, 12; Youth Arts Festival 10; All- Stor Band 12; Student Council 10; Symphonic Band 9, 10, 12; Quiz Team 10, 12; German Club Treasurer 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 12 SULLIVAN, BARBIE: Ushers Club 11, 12; Intramural Volleyball 10; Co-op 12 TAYLOR, MARCELLA: BSA 10, 11; Track 11; Intramu- ral Volleyball 1 1 THOMSON, JEFF: Soccer 11 TUTTLE, BILL: Football 9, 10 URBAN, EDMUND: Intra- mural Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Tennis 10, 11, 12; Soccer 9; Varsity Soc- cer 11, 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; N-Club 11, 12; Student Council 12; Constitution Committee 12 WALDON, MICHELLE: Spanish Club 11, 12; Spanish Club President 12; Homecoming Float Com- mittee 12; Bond 9, 10, 11, 12; Flag Corp 11, 12 WALLACE, JOHN: Foot- ball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramural Basketball 10, 11 WELCH, CINDY: Powder Puff 10; Yearbook 11; Float Committee 10; SADD 11; Volleyball Mgr, 11; Perfect Attendance 10, 12; Honor Roll 12; Moth Club 12 WILSON, AMY: Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Powder Puff 9; N-Club 12; Co-op 12; Float Committee 9, 12 WITHERSPOON, THERE- SA: Track 9, 11; Pon-Poms 10, 11, 12; BSA 9, 10, 11, 12; DECA 12; Intramural Volleyball 11 WORLAND, KATHY: Cheerleoding 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Powder Puff 12; Float Committee 9, 10, 12; In- tramural Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; N-Club 12; Home- coming Committee 11, 12; Bread Lift 10, 12 WORVEY, BARBARA: Per- fect Attendance 11, 12; Co-op 12 WRIGHT, ROD: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Crosscoun- try 10; Float Committee 12; Powder Puff Referee 12; Student Council 9, 10 ZAVITZ, CHAD: Football 9, 10, 11; Intramural Bas- ketball 11, 12 SENIORS . « f ' „ ■•« . oy7 ' %„• ' ' ' ' IJ- t -• A« ' ' IS if f Sli a ■5i.r- sfscr WauAcv .« tf x ' Stephan Anagnostaras Timothy Andrews Terry Archer Lisa Arroyo Andrea Athanas Laura Ayres Brian Baldwin Michael Bellaire Victoria Bensley Chrissi Bernth Donald Berry Michael Bess PRETTIEST HAIR: Robyn Ruelle, Olrit Stevenson, and Lisa Arroyo MOST STUDIOUS: Jeff Reeve and Laura Ayres BEST PERSONALITY: ScoJt Grayson and Dolly Raster BEST TEACHERS; Miss Holdship. Mr. Crouch, and Mrs. Vaughn Rebecca Bicard Michelle Biek Trent Brann Daniel Brawley Cory Brazo Abagail Brown George Brown Nancy Bulsink Shane Bybee Nichole Cagle William Cagle Dawn Callahan Nick Campbell Jeffrey Carrico Todd Cashbaugh Christopher Clancy Nichole Clemmer Billy Coffey Kim Cook Angel Cordell Beth Crouch Tricia Dolenberg Charles Daly Molly Dovission Ian Day Angi Didelot Scott Didelot Hunter Doebel . -.: Kelly Donleve ©ggjp.rco Doxie L.Dutoi bert Matthew Ellis Michael Ellis John Elsey Rita Ernsperger Teena Evangelisti Jacqueline Fedeli Cindy Fisher Patrick Fisher Melissa Flick Michelle Flick Theresa Flint Shana Foley Leslie Forbes Lorry Fox Stephanie Francis Jeff Freeze Anthony Gabriei Jennifer Gillette Lisa Weaver Gipson Theodore Goble Dove Gordy Tammy Grahl Scott Grayson Abigail Grinnell Sarah Hall Woodrow Hall Dawn Hammingh Lisa Honey Shannon Horner Kimberly Harrell Sharon Harris Lucinda Howke Sean Haynes Stefanie Heide Brett Henderson Brent Hill Elizabeth Hipshier Mark Hogue BEST COUPLE: Jennifer Wetzel and Christopher Shepler Sean Holmes Michael Holt Todd Huffman Jofin Hunt Lance Hunt Michael Hunt Annette Jackson Dean Johnson Jeannie Johnson Michelle Johnson Alan Jordan Brett Karasek ' ennedy Klassen 3ie Korp rueger Frederick Laesch Erik Landeck Janet Lassen Scott LeRonge Jommie Leak Lynette Leathi Gray Leavitt Jeffery Lee James Lindsley Teresa Lindsley Tammy Lowell Julie Magrane Stephen Mahiar Brian Malooley Mike Mangus Josephine Martin James Mason David Mattiford Lynita McCalebb Kevin McMorris Sean McNelis Amy McOmber Patrick Mead Susan Meyer Derek Middleton Craig Miller Julie Milley Laurie Milner Michael Mitchell Frances Moore Paula Morgan Jeffrey Morgan Ginger Morrison Dean Morton Patrick Muessig Diane Heimberger Myers Jennifer Neitcti Sean Dates Patty O ' Reilly Millie Ortiz Kimberly Panozzo Tracy Poquette Jennifer Parker Brian Parsons Jennifer Patterson Tracy Peacock Stiea Perkins David Pfiillips Kimberly Phiillips Sara Ptiillips PRETTIEST EYES: Kevin McMorns, Shelly Flick, Chris Dutoi. and Missy Flick LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Mike Bellaire and Sandy St Diane Purucker Rebecca Rampoidt Heather Raster Mary Raster Holly Ray Jeff Reeve Travis Reynolds Mark Richmond Terrie Rife Sandra Roberts Geert Rogiers Roberta Root _ B - i fl d [ Willie Roscoe Heather Rothtuchs Barbara Rudolph Robyn Ruelle Jon Saxton Stacie Schuyler Brent Seals Bridget Seals Heather Seorfoss Michelle Selden Chris Shepler Care Shier 1 BEST LOOKING: Tracy Peacock, Dan Browley. Michelle Johnson BIGGEST FLIRTS; Julie Magrone and Ward LaDuke Paul Sinner John Sivak Barry Skalski Timothy Skinner David Slocum Susan Smith Jomye Sommers Amy Spraker Barbara Stanczyk Victoria Stenberg Peter Stibbe Sandra Stone Stephen Su Barbara Sullivan Marcella Taylor Jeffrey Thomson James Turnbo William Tuttle Edmund Urban Joedeli VanDenBurg Michael Vorters Michelle Waldon John Wallace Jay Wardlaw Heather Weaver Tanya Webber Trina Webber Cindy Welch Kelly West Christina Westphal Robert Wetmore Jennifer Wetzel Shelley Wideman Amy Wilson Theresa Witherspoon Kimberly Wogatzke Kathy Worland Barbara Worvey Rodney Wright Patricia Yaw Mark Young Chad Zavitz Jennifer Zeigler John Zeiter Scott Crocker SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President Dave Mattiford, Treasurer Brett Henderson, Secretary Michelle Johnson, and Vice-President Angi Didelot I f Sahar Abdullah Neva Adams Theresa Adams Ulonda Adams William Alford Robert Alsup Edward Anderson Larry Anderson Robert Antos John Archambault Susan Arend Laura Arnold Linda Askren Stephen Aykroyd Michael Baker Wendy Ballard Travis Beck Jeff Biertiz Elmer Blakemore Carmen Boatright No Pnolo AvaiiaDie Julian and Sahar demonstrate a new dance technique Matthew Bridges Todd Bridges Down Burger Mark Burger Kellie Burtzlaff Kenneth Buwa Nicholas Campbell David Cass Tricia Chapman Bart Cheney Matthew Childs Julie Clark Lisa Cluckey Aaron Coffel William Cole Angela Coleman Barbara Collins Shelly Conner Carrie Cooper David Couch Michael Coultas No Pnoic AvaitaDie 146 Kelley Crabtree Kathleen Crawford Tiffiney Crayton Kelly Cross Maria Daly Richard Daly Richard Davids Ty Davies Amy Davis Kenneth Davis Gregory Dawson Carlo DeCraene Rod Dellinger Karyn Dettling Stephanie Dittmor Kimberly Dixon Melody Donleve Michael Dunnucl Robert Eglinsoderfer Rhonda Egmer Meianie Ellis Angela Evans Shawn Everett Carrie Everman Patrick Farr Kimberly Ferry Martin Flanigan George Fox Steven Francis Richard Freeman Brandy Fryatt Brent Fuller Kim Fuller Greg Gaynor Lori Gentry Sarah Gibson Erin Gillespie Vicki Grant Robert Grathwohl Shannon Green Jill Greene James Greer Michele Gregory Kimberly Grishaber Branden Groat Robert Hackney Sandra Hall 147 Paul Harris Jerry Harroff Brian Hart Ronald Hartline Damon Hatcher Jeffrey Hatfield Amy Hathcoat Tyler Havens Larry Hayden Shawnette Haynes James Hebner Brian Heide Steven Herder Richard Herman Charles Heston Timothy Hocevar Richard Hopper Tamara Hornberger Jamie Hunerjager Lance Hunt Michael Hunt Kimberly Hurlbutt David Ickes Kellie Jackson No Pnoio AvaiiaDie No Pnoto Available f Andrew Jankoviak Heidi Johnson Paulette Johnson Maria Jones Linda Jorgensen Michael Kalling Donald Kent Lisa Keyes Sheila Kimbrell Jacqueline King Billie Kirtdoll Johnno Kish Stephanie Klann Heather Klore Kelly Klasser Jennifer Klose Kathryn Krauter Ty Krieger Robert Kring Amy Krueger No Pnoio Available No Photo Avaiiaciie 148 Kathleen Kubisiak Brian Kuemin Timothy Kutz Lori Lahti Derek Laporte Regina Lauderdale Jock Laymon Dale Leftler Douglas Leonard Tori Leonard Marci Lewandowski Chantel Lightner Jennifer Lillie Christina Linde Todd Lotridge Daria Lotsbauch Kimberly Lowe James Lowery Heather Luke Tracie Lundy Jennie Mailing Kristi Malooley Corey Marks Geoftry Martin Vikie Mason Michelle Mathias William McAllister Jennifer McCormick Jill McCreedy Mark McCusker James Mcintrye Carolyn McKnight Angelecque McLaughlin Julie Meile Elisa Mihills Maurice Miller 149 Mike Mitchell Melissa Moore Edgar Morris Michael Morris April Mroz Sherrie Murphy Dale Myer Penny Myers Todd Nichols Christopher Nietch Roger Northrop Mark Oberg Jeffrey O ' Connor Gregory Ort Deborah Palmer Deanna Paolasso Laura Paquette Crisoforo Pena Samuel Pena Brandy Penter Steven Peterson Kimberly Phelps Betsy Pletcher Donna Poage Melissa Powers Dennis Price Scott Purcell Scott Purucker Paula Raatz Cheryl Radabaugh Robin Rampoldt Molly Ratkay Michael Rauch Thomas Reed Gregory Rhodes Kevin Robinson Lorimer Rodriguez John Rolan Melissa Romanski Jeffrey Rudlaff Michael Salisbury 150 Shannon Saltsman Michael Sands Scott Saunders Robert Saxton Stephanie Sayer Ryan Schau Jennifer Schroder Matthew Sedam Tina Sheldon Tricia Shibinski Karen Shilling Paul Shirk Philip Shirk Carrie Shufelt Wendy Sigle James Simpson Michael Simpson Edward Sitor Catherine Skorbek Kathy Sly Alexander Smith Rodney Smith Ryan Smith Stocey Smith Jody Snyder Roy Sommers Steven Spodofore Michael Spink Anthony Squint Michael Stewart Charlotte Stohrer Joe Suddon Ted Swanson Michael Sweet John Syson John Taylor Bruce Teeple Andrew Thatcher Spring Thole Scott Sedam and Mike Dunnuck are out in the hall again msM Michael Thomas Tara Toll 151 pfH P I 1 4 ■ ' jBBfc v-y ii ■B ™ J [ Afc y- ' S. r- r.  HL jx lyBjjHHi r- .,,ffgii- Counter clockwise — Alex Smith and Ty Krieger lounge in the library. Dawn Burger. Brandy Fryatt. and Brian Williams share books. — Stevie Francis didn ' t get the Lucky Plate today. — Mark McCusker shows off his style. — Lisa Ryder yearns to learn. — Maria Daly concentrates in accounting. — Sylvia Baker and Mike Stewart share suckers. 152 Angela Adams Darlene Akers Randal Akers Richard Alford Jeannle Altergott Lynn Andrews Misty Anglin Erin Antrim Cheri Anttila Timothy Axline William Babbs Jack Bahbah Steve Baigorria Denise Balog Jon Barnes Angela Bata Donald Bays Keith Beaudoin Lynford Beavo James Becker Chad Bella Christine Black Christy Bond Rhonda Boose Jonathan Borowski Gregory Bowman Joann Bpv man Lutty Boyce Kam Bragdon Kerry Brassie David Brawley Erin Brewster Terry Brooks Darren Brown Edward Brown Josephine Brown Robert Brown Rebecca Brudi Melissa Bryers Sherrie Buchanan No Pnotc Available imm i 0 i %t u- ' No Pnoio n ' ' Avaiiaoie jiti 154 No PfioiO AvaiiaDie No Pnoto AvaiiaDie No Pnoto AvaiiaDie Robert Burch Timothy Burdue Charles Burner David Burrows Deena Butterworth Mellody Bybee Carnell Campbell Tony Cannady Daniel Carey Sharon Carter James Chamberlin Robert Childs Ann Clancy Matthew Clancy Angela Clements Leacie Cloud William Coffee Michelle Calcord Tonya Cole Bryan Collmer Shannon Conley Angelique Cook Michele Cook LoJbM ' ] Michael Cosey Corey Cottrell Christopher Coultas Nichole Courser Jody Cowe Charles Craig Ryan Crocker Tami Dalenberg Rick Daniels Jayson Daus Harold Davis Lotonga Davis Shawn Davis Stocie Dawson Iris Deleon Crissy Denson Heather Depree 155 Susan DeVall John Dohm Michael Dombrowski David Dominguez Lisa Donley Lanny Duffel Dana Dukes Patrick Dunifin Brandon Dutton Clarence Eastman Dennis Erhardt Stacy Euans Shannon Evans Nichole Everett Gary Exum Shanda Ezell Shanda Farmer Tracey Fein Kimberly Feirick Dudley Feld er Robert Flohr Jill Fortier David Frantz , Rebecca Frantz Kimberly Frasz Mary Fron Tyler Gabriel Karolyn Gano Kevin Gano Kevin Garrard Carl Gathright Mark Gaynor Cassandra Gilbert Jerry Closer William Goerner Michael Goodwin Scott Gourlay Timothy Graham Trisho Graham Monica Grant Rebecca Grayson Karlo Greco Banita Gregory Todd Grinnell Joseph Grishaber William Groote Kyle Gunderson Alexander Guterrez Jody Haas Christine Halasi Rodney Hall Ryan Hall Christopher Ham Bradley Harbaugh Cory Hayden Todd Hayden Katheryn Hayes Steve Hayes Monica Haynes Jennifer Hefner Todd Heimler Jesse Hernandez Michael Haskett Steve Hess Cassy Hill Diane Hilllgoss Anita Hinman Betsy Hodgman Michael Hogan Kristie Hojara Michelle Holmes Ray Holmes Christoher Houk Jeffery Huffman Scott Hullinger Nichole Humphries Travis Hundt Jennifer Hunt Michael Jackson Daniel Jacobs David Jacobs Christie James Kellie Joanis Condi Johnson Michael Johnson Rosa Lee Johnson Christol Kennedy Phillip Kennedy Ronette Ketchum Rebbecca Kirsch Matthew Kizer Scott Kline Kam Klute Chelie Knapp Eric Knott James Krueger Julie Kucharski Michael Laesch Michael Lamirand Pamala Laporte Noella Lappan Michael Leavitt Kevin Leddin Karen Lee Kenneth Lee Gretchen Lewandowski Heidi Ligtenberg Paul Lindenfeld Corrie Listenberger Kerry Livingston Karen Lowe Scott Lyon Jessica Mann April Marlin Maria Marlin Cynthia Mather Daniel Mathias Tara Mazella Dawn McCain Melissa McFadden James Mcllroy Belinda McMichael Bernard Mcnabb Laura McComber J.J, Merimonti John Merritt Chris Middlebrook Jeftery Miller Chad Mills Julie Miswick Jennifer Mitchell Jennifer Mitchell 158 No Pnoto AvaiiaDie V fet f Sherry Mitchell Eric Moe Tanja Molica Katharine Monjeau Preston Moore Jenny Morris Robert Morris Scott Morris Kellie Morrow Melissa Moss Tracey Mumaw Kelly Murphy Audra Murry John Nace Rebecca Nemeth Silvetta Newcombe Mark Oberg Julie Ort Princeila Outlaw Sondra Pack Michael Parks Dorothy Peace Betty Pearson Julie Peppers Christian Peterson Christine Phillips David Phillips Gina Pickens Trevor Pinkston Theodore Potts Tracy Prichett Paul Przybylinski Douglas Purucker Alexander Quick Efigenio Ramos Kellie Rauch Steven Ray Kathleen Redman Jason Reid Kristol Rhodes Randy Richmond Lauri Robbins Kerri Roberts Tonya Robinson 159 Corey Rodgers Luke Rogiers Jason Rohlfs Felicia Roland Danelle Rolfe Rebecca Rosenthal Mike Ruelle Michelle Rush Lisa Ryder Eric Saylor David Schiele Randolph Scott Chris Searfoss Tina Secor Ronny Shafer Rachelle Shefsick Greg Shelby Troy Sheldon Kari Shreve James Simpson Eric Sirmons Edgar Sisk Jason Sisk Michael Six Jennifer Skalski Jennifer Smith Julian Smith Michele Smith Robert Smith Joyce Stainer Ann Stanley Ryan Stevenson Tim Stillwell Grace Su Teresa Sv artz Vicki Syson Tom Tote Greg Taylor Chris Teeple Don Temple Tammy Tetirick Andrevi Thackray Gwendaria Thompson Denise Tomkiewicz Lisa Tomkiewicz Lucy Torrez Michael Trepainer Meg Truesdell Christine Tschido Sean Tullos Matt Tyler David Van Lue John Van Dyke Tim Villvk ock David Vinnedge Jerry Volger 1 1 No Pnoio Avail aDie No Pnoio AvaiiaDie 160 n r; No Phoio A V, 111 able No Pholo Available .K David Vollman Jerry Wagley Chris Walter Mildred Walter Troy Watson Kristy Webber Vanessa Webber Ann Welch Rob Welling Michelle Wetzel Paul White Jennifer Whittington Paul Wilken Bridgette Williams Chris Williams Dion Williams Jonathan Williams Melinda Williams Shelly Williams Sonjo Willis David Wilson Michelle Winslov Jon Wiseman Steve Wolf Shawn Wolfe Jana Woodard Addle Woods Rob Yeager Larry Yob Brett Yonker Graham Young Kevin Young Ed Zablocki Jennifer Zablocki Danille Zaher Tanya Zinsmeister Class officers from left to rlgfit are Secretary Shanrion Evans, Vice President Jenny tVlorris, Treasurer Julie Ort, and President Cherl Antilla 161 Pierre Abrams Bruce Adams Debra Akey Davetta Akins Philip Albright Heather Alexander Rodney Anderson Allison Arnold Tammi Arnold Jeffery Ashby Teresa Axline Andrea Ayres Stephen Baker Brian Baldwin Paul Baldwin Jacob Barber Patricia Barboza Bryan Barkman Jason Barnes Adam Barnum Jason Boyles Cedric Beard Victor Beovo Kelly Bell Steven Bennett Angela Bergerson Nicole Bierwagen Ann Black Eno Boatright Bradley Books Laura Bowker Gary Bowman Jennifer Boyer Lisa Bracken Robyn Bradfield Kathleen Brodshaw Jodi Bragg Charles Brattain Chris Bridges Michael Briggs Benjamin Briney h No Pnoio Available H| P w ' Tm a true member of the M-l-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E club 164 Shannon Bryant Jessica Bucha Jennifer Burch Eric Burge Lori Burns Mindy Burrows Keri Burtzlaff Kirk Byler Dawn Calkins Darrell Camp Stacy Cantrell Christina Carlson Daniel Carpenter Donald Caprenter Brenda Carter John Casto Kevin Cheney Jennifer Christ Angelina Churchill Cynthia Chute Paunie Clark Joann Clifton Candida Cole Tara Collier Karen Collins Stefanie Cooke Aaron Cordell Lara Covington ' The teacher said I had to hold up the wall Just checking to see If I hod all 32 teeth 165 Kathy Cox Kimberly Cramer Heather Craycraft Mildred Crespo Kareen Cross Kimberly Cross David Crouch Tina Crowder Daniel Cupp Damian Curry Tanner Dalenberg Andrew Dalrymple Raymond Damouth Debra Dandurand Terrence Davis Jonathan Deditch Christopher Delee Robert Dewey Richard Didelot Tara Dietz Arrin Dillenbeck Rebecca Dittmar Steven Dodd Natalie Dragula Jessica Duminie Malibu Dunifin Caroline Durm Amy Dutkiewicz Kerreen Eckler Milton Egmer Matthew Ellis Jana Elsey Laura Eriandson Cynthia Evans Dawn Ezell Jaime Fedeli Michael Fedore Jeffrey Feldman Charles Ferguson Lisa Ferrero Jonathan Fietzek Brian Fisher John Flanigan Damon Flint Jamie Floyd Jimmie Floyd Travis Forbes Kristina Fordyce Kristal Frost Kimberly Fujawo Deniece Funnell ' •■? kh I No picture available Amy Cunningham Dionne Dunifin Jenny Fislier Melisa Fisher Kristin Forbes 166 Laurie Ganus Jeremy Gardiner Angela Geisel Angela George Kari Gerou Michele Gillispie Sean Gleason David Golden Gregory Collnick Heather Graham Carl Grant Kim Grant Cristal Grice Heather Groat Kara Groote Kelly Groothuis Kerry Gross Marcus Gross Patricia Gross William Haas Kilo Hackney Annissa Hambouz Andy Hammond Kimberly Honey Mark Honey Tonya Hordesty Artovis Hardy William Hargreaves Eric Harms Thomas Harp Doyle Harpole William Harris Ryan Hartman Francis Hartz Marcus Hatcher Erin Havens Dennis Hawke Kelley Hoynes Kimberly Helminen Juanito Hernandez Scott Hess Shannon Hicks Chad Hill Holly Hoese Todd Hogue James Hollowoy Some freshmen enjoy their free time of lunch. 167 Sadie Norton Gary Hosken Amanda Hostetler Robin Hrycko Jason Hulett Steven Humphries Riclnard Hunerjager Thomas Huss iVIelissa Hydorn Mary lakes Amy Jackson John Jarosh Keith Jenkins Jeffery Joonis Tonya Johnson Demetrio Jordan Eric Jorgensen David Kaidan Jeremy Kelly Joshua Kenton Denis Kellarney Jennifer King Timmy Kirtdoll Wendy Klonn Robyn Kline Karin Kostizen Jennifer Kluge Traci Kole Chris Kronev itter Patrick Klv icki Mary Laesch Pictures not available Douglas Homan Sandra Hunt Robert Hurt Tara Jackson Cassandra Jones Kenya Jones Charles Kubiszak k k • • V i „ f, Co N. c. S ■ i V  , Th  o U w 168 Christopher Lahti Dawn Landrum Larry Landrum Melissa Lane Terry Lane Tyrone Lauderdale Ryan Lawrence Denise Lawshea Andreas Lawson Bryan Lee Chad Leet Terri Lesniak Curt Lewark Scott Liebetrau Brian Lindsley Angela Lintz Jimijune Losey Michael Lutin Andrew Mahar Trisha Mailing Gerald Marlin Two bucks to get my tiand stamped??? Todd is only pretending to be reading. 169 Angela Mason Michael Mason Gregory Matthews Jonathan McDonald Sandra McDuffie Timothy Mclntyre Aaron McNeils Carroll Mead Tonya Mead Michelle Means Troy Meek Keith Messenger Richard Messenger Chandra Messner Steve Meyer Christina Miller Michael Miller Samual Milner Mark Mitchell Misty Mitchell Tony Moffitt Jon Mollison Steven Mollison Tabitha Monroe Gail Moore Mary Moore Matthev Moore Stephanie Morrow Elisabeth Morton David Moss Mary Mosteller Jenny Murphy Quentelia Murphy Lori Myers William Naragon Angie Neucks Shari Norris Derek Nugent Jennifer Okeley Stephanie Olson Daria Ortiz Bradly Paquette Ryan Paquette Bernard Patterson Todd Pawielski Mike Payne Nichole Pearson Tina Pearson Brandy Pebler Catherine Pena Rachel Pei-: ' :i Not Pictured: James Meador Allen Milligan Terrance Moss Kelly Nieb Matt Olmstead 170 l. M Ronald Phillips Mark Pletcher Brian Pluchinski Dwain Potts Eugene Powell Angle Probst Michelle Purucker Marc Purucker Karin Raatz Angela Ragle Shawn Rons Ginger Rosier Julie Reagan Lori Riedel Terry Redman Paulo Reed Brian Robinson Rory Robinson Jody Rose Barry Rush Tracy Samoiczyk Amy Saunders Jeremy Scafario Chris Schelkopf Daria Scheel Vicky Schroder Ray Scott Kristen Sheldon Jason Shefsick Shannon Shepord Lori Shepler Korlo Shufelt 171 Jennifer Sinner Tina Sisl Patricia Slaugliter Cory Sly Blake Smith Issaac Smith Kyle Smith Ryan Smith Camiela Smoot Nicole Sonnenleiter David Sowers Cindy Springer David Stafford Brian Stanczyk Jerry Stephens Michelle Stern Stacy SY we Tracy Stilwell Mathew Stuver Justin Susan Duffy Suseland Donald Swayer Janice Sv eeney Richard Syson Renee Taylor Jennifer Teague Aaron Terry Kenneth Thomas Kelly Thompson Kinberly Thurston No Pholo Avaiiaoie No Photo AvaiiaDle K No Photo Availaoia i Sk. From left to rigtit — Freshman class officers: Billy Wfiite, Ginger Rosier, Tom Welden, and Allison Arnold. 172 Susan Till Michael Timm Cynthia Tobias Ted True James Tucker Adam Turnbo Clifford Tuttle Erika Urban Jacob Wade Leah Wait Sheldon Waldon Tina Walters David Wanko Karen Ware Jamie Weaver Lori Weaver Dv ight Weimer Richard Weitsen Thomas Weldon Wendy Werblov Lorrie Whisenant Ryan Wetmore Jason White Terreca White Terra White William White Hubie Whitehead John Wiemuth Shannon Wiggins Michael Williams Jennifer Wiseman Shalonda Witherspoon James Woods Brad Woods Bonnie Young Lavk rence Worl Lee Wysinger Angeliek Young Jamie Zimmerman Picture Not Available Larry Udell Sonyo Vance Raychel Vandenberg Brandon Vantuyl Jon Veach Jason Visel David Vite Donald Ward Jason Webb John Webster Kenneth Wells Jason Wyatt 173 Counter clockwise — Is this proper library behavior? — The meeting of the minds — Shannon Hicks doesn 7 want to share her sucker. — Stacy Stillwell and Kelly Bell are twins. — Smile! — Ann Black and Terra White cheer for the fresh men. — Chris Bridges wants a picture. 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MICHIGAN Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1988 LAW OFFICES KLUTE, STONE, CAMPBELL SCHOFIELD 223 North Fourth Street Niles, Michigan 49120 683-8300 Donald P. Stone Murry C. Campbell Charles F. Schofield Best Wishes To The Class Of 1988 BOOKER T. MORRIS, M,D, Ob;l rric2 ' 1 Gynecology (676; 683-6436 KWIKPRINT OF NILES, 1926 S 11TH ST • BELLE PUkZA • NILES. Ml 49120 Quality Low Cost Offset Printing Business Cards Stationery Business Forms - Flyers General Printing Copy Service Wedding Intnlations Accessories Rasumes ♦ M M ««  « M « «« ; Remodeling Specialist . . . HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER 108 Sycamore Niles, Michigan 49120 Craig S. Derry Phone 683-8520 AMERICAN HOMES SOUTH 2010 South 11 street Niles, Michigan 49120 Business 684-2121 Residence 683-4943 Q miS. TED YOUNTS fc Broker Owner Each Office is tndependenlly Owned and Operated JAMES M. MUNRO, D.D.S. 21 NORTH SECOND BOX 187 NILES, MICH. 680-5480 HuTOMoTiVe Complete Line of High Performance Auto Ports Phone 616 . ' -5484 3003 U.S. 31 South M-60 Bypass East Niles. Michigan — Breakfast served anytime — Hoon: Monday-Thundjy 6 a.m -8 p,m • Fndav 6 a.m -9 p.m Sanirday 1 a.m. -8 p.m • Sunday 1 a.m. -2 p m Carry Ouis Available 683-9763 Owners Mary Chuck Roush h 5. MICHIGAN 49120 {♦ V V MSM « t « M t « «  « M  « «« M  « % JVational-Standard Best Wishes to the Class of 1988 181 1 In A Variety Of Small Items G. L. PERRY VARIETY STORE 1935 Oak Street Niles, Michigan 683-8790 Your Center For School Supplies SOUTHWEST MICHIGAN PEDIATRICS 310 South Front Dowagiac, Ml 49047 616 782-8696 24 N. St. Joseph Niles, Ml 49120 616 684-6260 Mark A. Sloane, D.O. Russell Britton, M.D. Pediatrics BARRY ' S PARTY STORE Beer Groceries NOW HANDLING QUALITY STOP IN TODAY 2205 E. U.S. 12 — NILES 683-9287 YOUR HOST — BARRY PAT MEAD OPEN FOR BUSINESS 7 DAYS A WEEK GASOLINE m 2 m mSm W {«  « M y M M M M You 11 like the way we do hanking CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1988 Standard Federal Bank Savings Financial Services FSLIC «x« i m .Tgi t-m ms ta tPQOOO wu u. oworrutmr LENDER Standard Federal !l ♦♦♦♦♦• ♦ ' ♦♦♦♦ ' ♦ ' ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ' ♦ ' ♦♦ MS ' - AUTO SERVICE . AMERICAN J, FOKEICN HCIKIINtN A I Si CailFEl) nmio ttCHUKS ' lUKI Uf • IRANSMISSlONS • BAAKfS • FRONT END • noiOH 1 onuu iurnim • EMGIHCS • EIECIRICIL • IH CONDMIONINC 684-7462 nI • ElHAUSI • WElDrNC ■ SMOCKS Downtown Niles 3ac rounds SFcu iri 2400 Winn Road • Niles, Michigan 49120 (616) 684-6030 Quality Horse Boarding MORGAN BREEDING AND SHOWING JIM ROBERTA BEVER THE TACK BOX SADDLE SHOP Horse Care Products • Dog Supplies Horse Trailer Repair Painting 15394 Mead Rd. Buctianan, Ml 49107 (616) 695-6097 You ' re OnYour Way. WeGanHelpYouGetlliere. Going to college is one thing. Paying for it can be another. So if you need financial assistance, see an Old Kent banker for a low-cost student loan. We ' ve helped thousands of students get where they want to be. And we want to help thousands more. OLD KENT BANK f Die INSURED ■ X H M  « «; «; «  « :     x : x x RIFENBERG AGENCY, INC. Risk Management And Financial Planning Paul Rifenberg, CLU, CLFC Barry T. Pawielski, CIC, UC Oliver W. Scott, CIC, UC Your Protection Is Our Protession 721 E, Main St. Niles. Ml 49120 (616) 683-6700 OU® figure Salon 1903 Oak Street Niles, Ml 49120 616-683-5446 Eastgate Plaza Congratulations Class Of ' 88 PERRY DRUGS 2105 Oak Street Niles, Ml 49120 (616) 684-6202 Good Luck Class Of ' 88 NILES RACQUET CLUB 1912 S. 3rd St., Niles, Ml 49120 684-8030 5 Indoor Tennis Courts 5 Racquetball Courts 4 Outdoor Clay Courts nautilus — Aerobics SERVING THE COMMUNITY FOR OVER 60 YEARS lEaHtlflatndar fnH FLORISTSn = DELIVERY SERVICE = FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 5 GREENHOUSES SERVING YOU WEDDINGS • PARTIES • FUNERALS DISTINCTIVE FLORAL DESIGNS HOSPITALS • CHURCHES CORSAGES • PLANTS • CUT FLOWERS F.T.D. SERVICE ♦ PROMPT RADIO DISPATCHED DELIVERY SATISFACTION ASSURED SEE OUR F.T.D. FLOWERS-BY-WIRE CATALOGUE 50 YEAR MEMBER SAY IT WITH FLOWERS TOP ' tOOO MEMBER 1521 E. MAIN AT I5THST. NILES, MICHIGAN I HALBRITTER Funeral Home 615 EAST MAIN STREET NILES. MICHIGAN 49120 PHONE (6161 683 3000 Congratulations To The Class Of 1988 Tirrick ' s Decor service m iirsii: 2310 North 5th St. (M-51), Niles • 683-7264 Your One Stop Decorating Center REPAIRING IF II S BANGED UP WE LI fix IT ' AUTO BODY REPAIRS GLEN MEEK AUTO BODY SHOP RENTAL CARS 1260 S. 11TH STREET NILES, MICHIGAN 49120 684-4780 LOW LOW A Professional Corporation Attorneys At Law 312 North Fourth Street Niles, Michigan 49120 Joseph N. Low John N. Low (616) 684-0100 Congratulations Class or l9S3i U.S. AVIEX 1800 Terminal Rd. Niles, Ml 49120 (616) 684-7270 2229 S. 11th Street Niles, Ml 49120-1028 M-Th 8 To 8 • Tu-W-F 8 To 6 • Sot 10 To 2 Used Cars Trucks Congratulations To Class Of ' 88 Congratulations Class Of ' 88 PIZZA TRANSIT 00 S. Eleventh Street Niles, Michigan (6 6) 684-6600 Wine Groceries Beer Pop PARTY SHACK 2271 N. Fifth St. Niles, Mictiigan 683-8144 .fS ' Featuring the best salad bar In town (616) 684-5480 1137 So. 11th Street Niles, Michigan 49120 Barry, Gayle, Chris Vlcl l TlmBorst Congratulations f m Sllf I ,—QooiiJjjck — [GRAPS Plan for your tomorrows. . . When it ' s time for you to make plans for your future, let us help out. Whether it ' s a school loan or money for a car to get you there, let the professionals help get you started. GREATER NILES COMMUNITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 507 E. Main • Niles Phone: (616) 684-6005 m ROSEBUSH FINANCIAL SERVICES - Since 1938 - TAX COUNSELING YEAR ROUND TAX RETURN SPECIALIST Individual Farms Business Returns PERSONALIZED SERVICE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT • 2995 E. Detroit 683-6990 niles, Michigan ggggggggggggggg ' ggggggg-gggggggg ' g ' ggggg agoggggg ' S-g CITY OF NILES To The Students Of Niles High; The City Council and the citizens of Niles congratulate you on another successful year at Good Old Niles High . We applaud you for your academic achievements as well as your efforts and achievements in our corrmunity. We bid the graduating Seniors a fond farewell and wish them the best of luck in their future endeavors. S i ncere 1 y , Class of 57 M.iiling Address: P.O. Box 487 MEMBtR MICHIGAN MUNICIPAL LEAGUE 508 East Main Street Niles, Michigan 49120 (616)683-4700 |  «  « M y ;«« y M M Niles Class Of ' 88 Congratulations and Best Wishes for Your Continued Success Refrigeration Corporation 190 g ' ggg x i i g g ggggggggsg gggggsg g ag ggg gssssss GARDEN CITY FAN COMPANY Congratulates The Class Of 1988 CROCKER ' S PARTY PANTRY 1702 Broadway St. Niles, Ml Liquor Beer Wine Complete Line of Party Supplies For All Your Otdcf N i ds 9 FFICE RT 222 E. Main St. ' - 830 U.S. 33 South r iles Michigan 49120 Niles, Michij an 49120 683-9424 684-7690 Congratulations To The Class Of 1988 Cars Cost Less At RAFFERTY ' S! S M ' Lt,., M JCSZ3I yt NILES, MICH The Sign Of A Smart Shopper! 683-3920 Someplace Else 1243 S. 11th Niles, Michigan 47120 THE FLOWER CART Flowers • Gifts 1124 N. 5th Street Niles. Michigan 49120 616-683-5454 CoNqRATulAlioNS TO T E Class Of 1988 1452 S. IV St. INILES, Ml. (616) 685-5522 arlej Heating Companj 705 N. Second St. Niles, Mich. 683-2177 Wm. Rose, Owner Residence 683-4032 Gail Derry Patrick Neeslev (616)684-5260 iNccsCeij - iDcrrij Insurance J cncij 111 N. Fourth Street. P.O. Box 248 Niles. Michigan 49120 CFor JKil ' I ' ur Insurance l ccdi ERA DAY RFAl ESTATE 109 9th Lincoln Niles, Ml 49120 616-684-5775 M$ « M  «  « «  « M De n or d s Eastgate Shopping Center And 1451 Lake St. Niles Michigan DAWID G. THAXCKRAY DDS IV07 Oak S r? aJ 6?i 3-0750 riiles, Michigan Congratulations The Class Of 1988 HAXDSELl. LAHDGRAXr. ' 1 SMITH 19 So. Srd St. Philip A. Hadsell, Jr. Robert L. Landgrot, Jr. Peter W. Smith Christopher J. Lynch Williams HOME CENTERS WILLIAMS SUPPLY CO., INC. Class Of 38 KEIM HAHHEHfTV] SYLVANIA 683-8534 1229 SARRON LAKE RD NILES siin| ly framed Custom Matting And Framing Posters And Prints Belle Plaza 1048 Bell Rd. Niles, Ml 49120 (616) 683-6522 Donna Hagemann ' ♦♦ ' ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ' ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ K ' MKK ' MKKKK ' K ' K Portraits Sports Weddings Senior Portraits Commercial Under Class Aerial Class Reunions Fuller Studio Images For A Lifetime Today ' s Photographs . . . Tomorrows IVIemories Kevin And Barb Fuller 1046 Bell Rd. Belle Plaza Niles, Ml Phone (616) 684-1122 SCOTT E. SMITH AGENCY AUTO •HOME • LIFE Michigan when it comes to receiving the best rates and service, AAA and Scott Smith are no names you can trust! CONTACT SCOTT AT 684-0666 100 E. Main St.. Niles River Front SquarQ 616-684-0977 616-684-3778 CongrcihjbHons To Tha Class Of ' 88 BOB ' S TOWING SERVICE • 24 HOURS • Russ Hite 611 Wayne Niles, Mi 49 ' 20 (616) 684-2170 Southwestern Michigan Community Ambulance Service 2100 Chicago Road • Niles, Michigan 49120 THE WORLD ' S FIRST Improved FLOUR U.S. PAT. NO. 2,291529 9s. e i soTt eo. BUCHANAN, MICHIGAN 49107 THE SOCIETY OF PROFESSIOMaM SALES MAMaXGERS Richard E, Knott G naral Solas Manager HUES FORD LINCOLN MERCURY, INC. 1st Year Member 2301 So. Ihh Nibs, Ml 4S 1 20 ®FORD Phone: (616) 684-8300 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Dowagiac Commercial Press DOWAGIAC, MICHIGAN ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦J MILES A UrOMOTIYE SUfPlY 25 Sycamore niles. Ml 49120 683-6750 One Of Southwestern Mictiigan ' s Finest Laundries SUDS YER DUDS Coin Laundry Open 7 Days 6 AM- 10 PM • 2 Double Load Washers • 36 Large Size Top Loaders • 25 Dryers • 9 Texas Size Washers • Large Parking Lots • Beverage — Candy — Cigarette Machines 1208 N. 13tti 683-8160 WAOR ACME DtSfOSAM CO . Dependable Community Service Since 1953 P.O. Box 399 niles, IMichigan 49120 616 684-4499 Spancl Tha Day With Us •. A Ph 683 0222 DAVID ANDERSON Owner Natinal Sound WNIL Lucky 13m 1650 E Main at Silverbrook Appointments available but not necessary «Mg « « $    « « t y l l t l l l l l l : l FORLER ' S 3A ; FRY A MD HICKORY HOUSE Serving You Sinca IVo2 684-2303 1733 n. 5th Miles, Ml 49120 PRiMCES MARKET A Tradition of Quality Meat Since 1928 1125 Wayne St. Nlles, Ml 49120 (616)683-8444 msm GMS S We. [upe tjou oiioiK yuM giui£ aui aha keep mil CiU4(KUu(iiij (X Htitul OA a t){ace b ocltioie ii oKl CwgifliaWuw twjti afi! oinAofc Dr. JohnG.Gmalner Stall 2407 Yankeo St. Nlles, Ml Greater Nlles CHIROPRACTIC Health Center 683-8151 HOURS: Mon., Tu««.. W d. AFrl.SAti.m. to Noon a 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. PETE ' S SOUTHSIDi MAXRAVrHOM 1293 S. 11th St. niles, Ml 49120 684-3340 Walk-In Clinic 2002 S. US Highway 33, Nlles, Ml 49120, 616-684-7050 202 East Main Downtown Nlles M4 S7H Clark ' s Service scar T CI.ARK Owner Area Code 616 Telephone 683-5508 115 8. St. Joseph St. Niles, Michigan 49120 Phone (616) 683-8516 310 Grant Street Niles. Michigan 49I20 GIDEON L. MEDINA, M.D., F.A.A.O.S. DIplomate, American Board of Orthopedic Surgery General Orthopedics and Trauma, Arthroscopic Surgery and Back Surgery Total Hip and Knee Joint Replacements Congratulations From PIFER-SMITH FUNERAL HOME 521 East Main Street Niles, Michigan 683-1155 B. LeRoy Smith And Thomas L. Smith, Directors Forinsurance call JOHNR. HUNT, Agent IZa-IUIIeryRd. Miles, MIchignn -19120 Bus. 683-?0?5 Res. GS-loegS STATE FARM INSURANCE Nbv (D ; Jjkc ii good i)ci; liJ}or. State Fanii is (here. State Faf m tnsnrancn Cofnpnnics HotiirOlficPS niooniifujion. ni.no ' ; rVLER-LINVILLE CHEVROLET JEEP RENAULT 1810 South Eleventh Niles, Ml Phone 683-1710 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 88 FROM Bookout ' s FURNITURE 109 N. 3RD STREET Niles, Michigan 68.- -7080 gggg ggg g- gg gg-x-gggg gggg ' ggg ' S ' X-xg g-x ggg g -sgg We Are Proud To Serve. Supporh And Employ Students From The Past And Present Of The Nlles School Systerru CongrcitulciHoni Gradua t il OUAMITY TAX SERVICE 21 I Morlh Front Zirn ' iNllsii. Michigcin 49120 Telephone (616) 684-4383 g XS ' ' X S ' S ' ' ' ' S ' ' S S ' ' S S ' XS ' SSSS S ' X ' X ' XS ' ' 3 FINE FOOD OLD TAVERN INN 2190 Indian Lake Rd. Niles, Ml Ph. 683-9510 Peggy Charlie CongratulaHor 5 IVS8 Saniors BEER WINE LIQUOR WE SERVICE ALL MAKEfi OF CARS DAVE ' S GARAGE Engine: Repair Tune-up ' nn JOf Brake St auto Transmission Servce Phone 6B3-7220 Dave HOSSFEL.D Vt3 NORTH 13TH ST NILES, MICHIGAN 49120 STEPHEN W. TANKERSLEY, D.D.S 226 SOUTH LINCOLN AVENUE NILES, MICHIGAN 49120 TELEPHONE (616) 683-7018 Congratulations To The Class Of ' 88 JAMES D. JOHNSON D.C. Chiropractic Physician 42 N. St. Joseph Ave. Niles, Michigan 49120 Telephone 683-8957 THOMAS R. MOLUSON Certified Public Accountant 20 N. Second Street, Suite 200 Niles, Michigan 49120 Best Wishes To The Great Class Of ' 88 Area Code 616 Telephone 683-9480 NILES GLASS INC. AA Vacuum 106 Lake St. Congratulations Graduates B J PUB Jerry and Sherry 684-3560 519 Sycamore Niles, Ml 49120 683-4464 ' ♦{ ♦♦ ♦«y X M M  « M ' i Lakeshore Computing, Inc. « 1105 North Front street ( youn Mnoaemait] tamaa f AOe mt 7 Niles, Michigan 49120 3 BO (616)684-5120 S oycf y£, yCrue er qencu 9nc. ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Professional Computer Services • Customized Programming 2 I NORTH 4TH STREET K NILES. MICHIGAN 49120 I BUSINESS: 683-4900 K NILES-BUCHANAN HAPPY HOUSE CHINESE RESTAURANT • 3121 South 11th Street w R Niles, Michigan 49120 I E 684-0484 YMCA 315 W. Main St. Congratulations Niles, Ml Class Of IP 683-1552 1988 THE N LES DA LY 1 STAR 1 Good Luck To The Seniors I Of 1988 202 1840 Terminal Rd. P.O. Box 632 Niles, Michigan — 616 683-8500 SPECIALISTS IN WOODEN DISPLAYS FOR PRINTED MATERIAL Magazines, Books, Brochures Creative Design Service COMPLETE CAPABILITY FOR ALL TYPES OF POINT-OF-PURCKASE WOODEN DISPLAY FIXTURES play structures Helping your children grow — naturally! 1840 Terminal Rd. P.O. Box 55 Niles, Michigan Phone (616) 684-4445 Best Wishes ifinxnirw Congratulations Niles High School I Graduating Class of 1988 ■I I I¥ 1 « T W «  M «K T1K I 1I II II I I.1-IJJ Elearo-Voice, Inc. 600 Cecil Street Buchanan, Michigan o MARK IV compony Niles Elias Brothers® Restaurant 1- 1109 S. 11th Sireei -rf 683-6895 — ■ ' ' -r M-. fiuoWy H od i«c« 19)1 W lu. .J A ' AJ ■ ™- . ■ - . . . . U. . L. . -fc j9 ■ k -- T Tfc iWfc ifffc i iHfc iWfc iff iftfciWi fffc iftfc iWfc n Wi iWfc iW Wfc FOUR FLAGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Chamber of Commerce Building P.O. Box 10. 321 East Main Street Niles. Michigan 49120 YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICES — (Y.E.S.) i- Helping Youth 16-2 In Finding Employnnent Telephone 616-683 -3720 Funded By Berrien-Cass-Van Buren Private Industry Council — (P.I.C.) WILLIAM R. LANDGRAF 22 N fOuniM STRECT P O eox 1 58 NiLCS. MICHICAN 481 20 6l6-6e3 ' e200 I ' HJ.Vl ( : ). I N( ( )H 1 )I L,M :i ) PLANT LOCATIONS Niles, Mtch Greenville. Mich i Sliare The Success Our Firm Believes That Success Is The Progressive Realization Of A Worthy Goal — Set High Goals 1988 Graduates Have The Best Opportunity To Reach Their Goals — Ever! GAYNOR COMPANY Certified Public Accountants 401 Sycamore St. Niles, Ml 684-5000 Gory G. Gaynor, CPA ITALIAN , . 684-8650 H en ouse 1914 S. Eleventh Niles, MI 49120 PICK-UP or We Deliver Italian Hen House Broasted Chicken Italian Hen House Hand Made, Hand Tossed Pizza ♦♦♦♦♦ m v j  5m 5 5  j Wickes Lumber Wickes Has All It Takes To Build All You Need! • Rootlna • Ciblnal • Stding ■ H rdw«r • Plumbing Ei«clrtc l • Tru i«i • Door i ■ Fanclng • Palnl WlndOHt P n llng • Fl(«plac« lE Wickes r Lumber (616) 683-5463 U.S. 31 South niles Ml I -;::--! KOOL-0-MATIC CORPORATION 1831 Terminal Rd . Niles. Ml 49120 Phone 616 683-2600 MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK 1903 S. 11th Niles, MI 684-4060 (y) tern k tern at iiaw 683-5J2J UOWITT 8 DREW SEAN W. DREW M. SHERMAN DREW - OF COUNSEL GENERAL LAW INCLUDING: I AUTOMOaiLI ACCIDCNT • PEA50NAI INJUHT • tANKRUPICT  CRIMINAL INAFFIC • ORtvCM PiaiOnAIIOM • OIVOMCI • FAMIIT LAW • CITATM PNOIATI • OK. a t LAW • PRODUCT llAtlinT • REAL (ITATC • IMAIL lUtlNESI INCORPORATtONl • BOCIAl tECURITV CLAIMI • WILLI • WOtKMfN ' t COMPENlATtONI NTIAL CONSUL UTIOM: NO CHAROf 302 SYCAMORE - NILES (ACROSS fROM OLD MICHKIAN BCll 8L00) Congratulations To All 1988 Graduating Class And Jayme Sommers HOLIDAY INN — NILES RSALE RDEN Realty Inc. 683-3970 •j I I Better ijomes, JL A and Gardens Pro udly We Support Our 1988 Graduates Best Wishes From Staff and Management Niles, Michigan a ity Ir lr m  jffrWiSr i ' S S J S UW W S jSrWj rWU ji3 g g t Jr l! 1 M i8i 8 JK ' ' JK K i8i tr M tF r t m I t K 911 S Third Streel • PO Box 250 Niles. Ml 49120-3414 (6161 684-4320 LORETTA DOBERSTEIN, R N Adminislralor i a uien Cita cleaners 1027 Wayne Street 15 North 2nd Street Niles, Michigan 49120 Plant: 683-4600 2nd: 683-5011 Congratulations Class Of 1988 133 to % Awmm CLASS RINGS In Siladium, 10K Yellow And 14K Yellow Gold. Stop In And Design Your Own Class Ring — Lifetime Warranty! Qk JfKL JWi JEWCLER5 Since 1S64 inc. ' One of Michigan ' s Oldest Family Jewelers 224-226 Easi Main Street Niles. Michigan 49120 616-683-2616 BECKSFORT. BUSSLcR GRINMELl CPA ' s P.C. Certified Public Accountants 527 E. Main St. niles, Michigan 49120 684-2560 o n food service , i nc. 684-7720 Radio haeK o 05 DEALER j: ftCA Hilachi S.Tlos Spivire flenlal IS 2911 South Nth Street On us 31 ' 33- ' , Mile N. of Stale Line Niles. Michigan l( you need low cost, hieh quality food. for any occasion. We Can HcIpI .„,,,, 114 W. Ferry N.ies, M,ch,gan 49120 ' Springs. Ml 49103 (616)684 7368 (616)471-2119 g g gg ' gg g ggg ' a ' ggggg ' ggg ' gggggggg ' ggg ' Xssg ' gsggg S DR. ROBERT B. TODD, JR. D.D.S. DR. PATRICK C. COPLEN 18 North 4th St. Niles, Michigan 683-0050 a zea SuiCding SuppC Qentez, Ottc. 3U NORTH FRONT STREET NILES MICHIGAN 49120 !6;6) 6a 3670 ' YEAR ROUND SALE PRICES GANO PLUMBING Plumbing For Particular People 215 North 9th St. Niles, Ml Phone (616) 683-4717 NILES IMMEDIATE CARE 60 N. St. Joseph Avenue Niles, Michigan 49120 616 684-6000 KUNG Af AkTMEMT- 706 Broadway niles. Ml — 49120 — Ph. 683-4680 MONDAY-FRIDAY 10:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. SATURDAY 10:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. Ci te HAIR-STYLING UNISO CUTTING t STTUNG • iiuaT cunmc t smmc • RUOR cuniNC t snuDC MANICURING ■ FACIALS BQ ' f HAR COlOdlW • SIRAIGHTfl«6 (tcOiinENO BEARD TRMMNG - SHOC SHNNG ■■ « PIODUCIS Call lor Appointment 683-7421 204 S. IINCOIN. NILES Acrau From Si Mary ' i CDuitli BLOWEIIS I OOOaiNC tCCESSOaiES FOI SUE FLYMM ADV?: TISIMG f r OMOTIOMS, IMC. 1668 E. Main P.O. Box 309 Miles, Michigan 49120-0309 Phone (616) 683-6111 Congratulations Angi Didelot Love Mom, Dad, Steve, Baxter, Britton, Odie, And The Bear D D TIRE 208 ' ♦♦JmS J Jm JmJ J jmJ ROLLER RINK GALAXY ROLLER RINK COMMUNITY POOL FITNESS CENTER 684-1470 — 684-8197 SWIMMING I 1 20 Ontario ftocicl JAMES A . SMYDER SMYDER3 PHA RMACY 122 Granr Mil 2 Ml 4V120 Open 7 Days Mon. Thru Sat 7 AM Til 10 PM Sunday 8 AM Til 9 PM Phone 683-4636 Lotto Agent LEE DENNIS BRIGGS OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC 2700 N. Fifth St. Niles, Ml 683-8288 FTTB COMMUNITY BANK 2245 h 5th Street riiles, Michigan 49120 616 684-6312 205 Commercial Street Dowagiac, Michigan 49047 202 W. Prairie Ronde Street Dowagiac Michigan j    5m j    5 j nlc Advertising ( Promotional Group 27 North Second Street, Niles 6840800 For professional assistance in: • Market Planning • Radio • Logos • Television • Brochures • Promotions • Print Advertisements • Grand Openings Congratulations Class Of 1988 JC PENNEY Eastgate Shopping Plaza Niles, Michigan You bn vtH Th Dk, BRUCE D. OLIVER ORTHODOniST ' J IS E. Main Mile;. Ml 4VI20 lutphonE 616 683-8400 Schick Funk Agency PARK PLACE BUILDING PO BOX 220 NILES MICHIGAN 9120 All The Best To You, Grads! May This Be The Beginning Of A Lifetime Of SuccessI IJnlroducing TM enderShaf , t,eTf;e auicXeslfJo S loafimi. most eftorH Sre All y( J groups ,niusll3w6e ' ' = f „ ' srio ¥ ' a?f ' ?°1 s (luW nflr- (Tiuscies WOLFF sc- Jannino Er Jonina :£iaLon. 1980S. 11th St. Belle Piaza Niles, Ml 49120 (616) 684-6830 Mary Euans Owner We Encourage You To Have A Happy And Safe ! Graduation Please Don ' t Drink And Drive Bfc jWfc j fc W, fc. j9 jBfc jfffc j9, j fc. j9 . jfffc jfffc W . jX jftfc jftfc jX j9, jM j9. j fc. W j fc K jm . Wfc j fc jWfc jWfc jMfc Wfc j fc W W K j j j fc j . Wfc ftfc j j fc j jft ftfc j fc ' r Sunshine Clown Service 1441V2 Oak Street • Niles, Michigan 49120 (616) 684-6470 • Balloon Bouquets • Children ' s Parties • Magic Sliows • Weddings • Balloon Arrangements • Gihs Things signal travel tours, inc. Congralubtions Grciduat iS 684-2880 227 E. Main St., Miles 316 State St., St. Joseph, Ml • (616) 983-7323 Dowagiac 782-9825 Berrien Springs 471-4415 Williams HOME CENTERS WILLIAMS SUPPLY CO., INC. Congratulations Class Of 38 616-684-7080 FAX 616-684-3433 P.O. Box 937 Niles. Ml 49120 KUBOTA LEE ' S VINYL LETTERS Pre-Spaced Word Legends Of Individual Letters All Colors. Types and Sizes ( ' . to 12 ) H.F.S. TRACTOR Sob and Service ' A flllc hoidi oi haiuda on blcvciisville liaroda Rd. 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Stark D.D.S. 16 South St. Joseph 683-6006 Family Sports Center Second St. Niles, Ml 49120 Edward Martin D.D.S. 15 North 5th 683-6461 Philip VanDenBerg D.D.S. 401 Grant 684-6003 Richard Maori D.D.S. 54 North St. Joseph 683-4180 Thorton Eleotricity And Heating 1340 East Main St. 683-4300 Congratulations Graduates FASHION BUG AND FASHION BUG PLUS Eastgate Shopping Center Niles Apply For Your Fashion Bug Charge And Receive A 20% Discount In The Mail! Where the Nice Cars Are BUY — SELL QUALITY USED CARS 1835 S. 11TH (U.S. 33) NILES. MICH 683-1480 THAD PAYNE f .: - :M 213 Go get ' em kid. You can do anything if you really want to. The sky ' s the limit. Always remember how much we love you! P.S. Same goes for me . . your brother Mike. Mother And Dad Congratulations Todd Cashbaugh One new chapter is completed; a new one begins. Keep your feet on solid ground and lots of love in your heart. We love you! God Bless! Mom And Dad Congratulations (Baby Bubba Butt) Tammy Lowell I knew you would make it and I ' m very proud of you. I wish you all the happiness and healthiest years to come. I love you. Mom Congratulations Chris Shepler To a son we are so proud of. May you find happiness and success in everyttiing you do! Love, Mom And Dad Dear Scott Crocker. It seems like yesterday those maternity ward nurses brought everyone in to see the new baby who had St. Bernard paws for hands and feet. We were proud of you then and even more proud now! Congratulations. You Made It Sue Meyer! We ' re proud of you! Love, Mom And Dad Gram would be too. 214 t l l X l l l l l l l l X Congratulations Fran Punkin Moore We ' re proud of you and love you! Mom And Dad Congrorubrions Class Of ' 88! Good JobI Good Times! Good Friends! Good Lucl ! Mom And Dod Congratulations Dan, Billy, PJ., Sean, Scott, Chad, Brett, Mike, Chris, Jeff Love, Ginger And John Brawley Dear Valerie (Jeannie, Sissy), We are very proud of you, not only for all the good things you do but for the very special person you are to us, our daughter. We wish you one important thing in life, and that is to be very happy in what you choose to do with that precious life. May God Bless you. We love you. Mom And Dad I wish the best to one of mine special sons Congratulations Ward O baby! We love you, Mom And Dad Congratulations Brent Seals I ' m Proud Of You! Love, Dad School is a building with four walls that has tomorrow inside. Life is such a school. Congratulations Laura! Love, Mom And Dad Ay res Congratulations Dave Slocum You Did It! Mom And Dad ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ Congratulations Jeffery Jay-Dog Carrico We love and are very proud of you! Mom And Peter Congratulations Kelly Donleve We knew you could do it and we love you! Love, Mom And Dad Congrorulorions Cindy Welch Honey, You Did A Good Job! Love, Mom And Dod Congratulations Sandy Stone We ' re Very Proud Of You! Mom And Dad Congrorubrions Ginger Lee Morrison You Light Up Our Lives. Love, Mom And Dad Congratulations Pete ' ' Micky Dymond ' ' Stibbe Keep your feet on the dogs and your wheels on the ground. Love, Mom And Dad John Sivak We ' re very proud of you and we ' ll always be here. Love, Mom And Dad Congratulations Michelle Johnson We ' re proud of everything you do and try to do. When you look back and read this, remember we ail love you. Love, Dad, Mom, Lori, Kevin, Grandma ♦ K M « « ««  « « «  «  « « j- v We Had More Fun With The Class Of ' 88 w- . fv c DAVID 5 ANN J PATNAUDE South Bend IN Yearbook staff brings new image to Tattler Because of my inexperience as a yearbook instruc- tor, and because I had only one returning 1987 staff mennber, the thoughts of producing a yearbook that would be acceptable to the student body were terri- fying. But because of hard work and dedication by a truly wonderful yearbook staff, I ' ve never been more proud of a group of students. The pride of these stu- dents is evident in the 1988 TATTLER, said Miss Hold- ship, advisor. Counter clockwise page 218 — Sports Editors: Jenifer Vales, Shelly Conner, and Kristi Malooley. — Ttie yearbook staff ventures outside. — Underclassmen Editors: Ron Williams, Stacie Scfiuyler, April fyiroz, Lisa Arroyo, and Tiffiney Crayton. — Senior Editors: Ginger fyiorrison, and Jenny Parker Page 219 — Activities Advertising Editors: Kelly Donleve, Susanne VanOr- man. and Angle Didelot — Editor in Chief: Tracy Peacock. — Assistant Business lyianager: Heather Rothfuchs. — Academic Editor: Stephanie Dittmar. — Photography Editors: Mark Richmond and Shane Bybee. — Business Ivlanager: fylichelle Johnson. 218 Let ' s keep celebrating with success Well it all began in June of ' 87. Miss Holdship and I, not only knowing noth- ing about yearbooks but not knowing anything about road mops, found our- selves traveling to Oakland University for a crash yearbook workshop. Of course, we took a few wrong turns but eventually arrived at our home for four days. We had classes in the nnorning, afternoon, and evening, which gave me a taste of college cramming. We came out of the workshop knowing a lot more about yearbooks, and for my- self, well, I knew a lot more about the flu. The school year began and so did our ad campaign We knew that money was the most important thing In pro- ducing a goo:: yearbook, as in any other project, v.- soon found getting ads wasn ' t as ec as it seemed. We were used, abuse and refused. Our ad campaign lasterJ until January and we were able to ro ' ce enough money to meet our goals. The next step was dividing up sections and beginning to draw Uf_ layouts. We : 3eded to design a therne for our work and we decided that no matter if we failed or succeeded we would celebrate our book after the final deadline was met. We made a few changes in the 1988 book; only with the idea of improving. This year there were 220 pages rather than 232 yet we exceeded our goal, which was to fill those pages with as many pictures as a book with 232 pages. We had more candid layouts, 26 due to smaller underclassmen, 54 mugs, new graphic techniques, 83 new sports layouts to make room for more action shots of sports, more copy for more accurately recording the year, and more up close looks at indi- viduals, and many other positive changes. The year was not without problems: checking pages, redoing pages, get- ting pictures, losing pictures, having the right names, misspellings, bod typewriters, not enough yearbook soles, and of course, many complaints. But we were all able to keep a smile on our face and we never lost sight of our goals. The yearbook staff would like to thank Mr. McGonigle for his cooperation when ever we asked, and the faculty at NHS for patience and understand- ing during our many interuptions. We ' d also like to thank Mr. Mike Rowe, our Josten ' s advisor, for not being nervous, McDonald ' s Studio for their countless hours of picture taking. For myself, I would like to thank the yearbook staff for their patience with the layouts, pic- tures, and my complaining. They worked hard and were always willing to make changes when asked. I would especially like to thank Miss Holdship for being an ambitious advisor. If it wasn ' t for her sharing her ambition with myself and the staff, this book wouldn ' t have been a success. Miss Holdship worked hard in producing a Class A year- book at Niles High School. I hope you enjoy this book as much as we enjoyed presenting it to you. We ' re proud of our book and we hope you are tool J J05TEN5 V