Orchard View High School - Imprint Yearbook (Muskegon, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1980 volume:

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A ' . s f if 4f FALL Welcome Back 8-9 Cross Country 10-11 JV Girls Basketball 12 Varsity Girls Basketball 13-15 Ads 16 Candids 17 Homecoming 18-19 Girls Swimming 20-21 Kids for Kids 22 Varsity Football 23-25 Sports Collage 26-27 JV Football 28 Frosh Football 29 Candid Collage 30-31 Golf 32-33 Play 34-35 Marching Band 36-37 Varsity Cheerleaders 38-39 JV Cheerleaders 40 Frosh Basketball Cheerleaders 41 Debate 42 VFW Speakoff 43 Workshop 44-45 Baby Pictures 46-47 Seniors 48-65 Ads 66-67 WINTER Wrestling 70 Wrestle re ttes Swim Helpers Candids Swimming 74 Gymna sties 76 Aquaettes 78 Christmas Dance 80 Ads Varsity Basketball 83 JV Basketball 86 Frosh Basketball Bowling Lanidracs 90 Ads 92 Imprint 94 Juniors 96- Stonehenge 104- Spirit Week 106- Sophomores 110- Ads Choir -71 72 73 75 77 79 81 82 85 87 -91 -93 -95 103 105 109 118 1}9 120 CONTENTS PAGE Candids 121 Bands 122-123 Freshmen 124-132 Candids 133 Girls Volleyball 134-135 SPRING Girls Track 138-139 Boys Track 140-141 Varsity Baseball 142-143 JV Baseball 144 Ads 145 Softball 146-147 Autograpns Candids 148-149 Administration and Faculty 150-158 Ads 159-160 Tennis 161 Scott Skidmore 162 Penny Peets 163 Mock Elections 164-167 Industrial Arts 168-169 Prom 170-172 Ads 173-175 Patrons 176 Honors Assembly 177 Ads 178 Candids 179 Senior Directory 180-185 Ads 186 Candids 187 Graduation 188-190 Marcello Leanne 191 M.A.L.P 192 Imprint Advisor: B.C. Stellard Editor: Kent Postmus Assistant Editor: Mary Ochs Photo Editor: Darlene Rabe Business Manager: Julie Bredewe STAFF LeElyn Anderson Carolyn Andreas Gayle Arnold Tami Barker Renee Bitson Kim Black Rhonda Black- Dan Busman Kris Carey Belinda Carpenter Roxanne Dvke Robin Eastling Cindy Edsall Jeff Ellis Lori Goughler Bryan Harrell Cindy Hock Jim Jawor Leonard Johnson Kelly Jolman Rochelle Knoll Flo Kozal Rhonda Malmquist Craig McCormick Kevin Morris Marcelo Odizzio Shelly Peake Laura Raymond Lynne Rude Denise Rusch Sonya Spencer Kris Steele Kim Stubbs Leon Tabler Dawn Thies Jeff Thomas Michelle Unger Nadine Wambaugh Terri Ward Steve Way Terry Williams Kelly Wilson Angie Wood Greg Wood - indicates photographers Fellow Students, Looking back on the three years I ' ve spent here at Orchard View, I realize how important they have been to me. I have met many challenges and accomplished many goals. School offers many things to us besides education. It also offers a chance to improve ourselves in athletics, journal- ism, debate, theatre, Workshop, etc... Even though we leave our school years behind us, our memories will be kept forever within our yearbooks ! I would like to offer a special thanks this year to our advisor B.C. Stellard. Without her assistance our book would not exist. Also, I would like to thank Julie Bredeweg and Dar- lene Rabe for their help on our book. I wish Mary Ochs the very best of luck on next year ' s book. I hope the rest of you returning students have a great future here at O.V. Fellow Seniors, life is very short; go out and live your life the best you know how. Someday I hope you can look back at the 19! and say, I was there when... yearbook Sincerely, Kent Postmus Editor-Imprint 1980. r WALKING THROUGH A iaips®5ras«§ ...Seniors Jim Keur and Barry Schaub did a very good job for the Cards? They both received metals in every Invitational. Barry represented OVHS in the Cross Country State-B Class Meet. Jim was injured three- quarters of the way but fin- ished sixth in the City Meet. Randy set a new freshmen re- cord;Lisa set a new Girl ' s re- cord; and Mike came within 15 seconds of breaking the good sophomore class record. Tony, Tammy and Craig ran a few good times. We would like to thank Coach Nash and his team of eight hard working runners. More good luck next year. f% ? 1M ' h Water! WUK2 ! OV - 36 OV - 44 OV - 43 OV - 38 OV - 28 OV - 18 OV - 41 OV - 40 OV - 45 Oakridge - 24 Muskegon - 23 Fremont - 20 Whitehall - 21 M. Catholic - 29 W.M. Christian - 38 R.P. - 22 Spring L. - 20 Ludington - 16 Invitationals : Forest Hills - 6th out of 7 Fennville - 5th out of 8 City - 6th out of 8 Conference - 6th out of 5 Season Record: 2-7 Let ' s go for it! J.V. GIRLS i Hi - I V J - j ' The Junior-Varsity girl ' s basketball team shared the title of Seaway Conference Champions with Lud- ington for the 1979 season. Captain for this year ' s team was Colleen Gajeski who scored a record 31 points in one game. The Varsity team played several teams which didn ' t have J.V. teams. In these cases, players were moved up from our jFront row L to R: Cathy Glotzbach, Gina Gerard, J.V. team to the [Diane Dykstra. Back row L to R: Coach Carey, Varsity team. Each jRhonda Ward, Wendy Crummell, Beth Ryan, Lori girl had this oppor- jThomas , Colleen Gajeski, Colleen Cregg (mgr.). tunity sometime in the season. In addition to playing in some Varsity games, 4 girls were moved up for tournaments. They were: Colleen Gajeski, Diane Dykstra, Lori Thomas, and Wendy Crummel. A win-loss record of 15-1 showed a great improvement over last year. The coach, Mrs. Kathie Carey, was quoted as saying, all girls r ere vital members on |this year ' s team. Con- ;ratulations Co-Seaway inference Champions ! BASKETBALL Opponent Ravenna Re e ths-Puf f er Montague Whitehall N. Muskegon Fruitport Ludington Ravenna Catholic Central Ree ths-Puf fer Christian Whitehall Fruitport Ludington Mont ague V A R S I T Y S£££5S5SSS55i I Back Row L to R : Assistant Coach Nancy Nyblade, Manager Julie Seng, Karen Decker, Diana Hepler, Lynn Burrel, Penny Allison, Sue Glotzbach Coach Robert Chupp . Front Row L to R : Lori Wierenga, Ronnie Fierros, Teresa Anderson, Jan Wierengo, Jill Campbell, Kay Covington. the 1979 Varsity Girl ' s Basketball team broke over 90 records? Their 21-2 seasonal record was highlighted by a 19-1 regular season record and a 9-1 conference record. Every scoring and rebounding redord in the con- ference was broken by this year ' s team. The team also held their oppo- nents to an average of 39 points per game. Orchard View placed four girls on the 1979 All-Conference team. They were: Lynn Burrel, named Most Valuable Player; Karen Decker, Jan Wieren- go, and Teresa Anderson. Penny Allison was given an Honorable Mention. Lynn was also named to the All State Class B and All-Area Class A-B first team. Jan and Karen were named to the All-Area Class A-B second team and Teresa was given an Honorable Mention. Many individual records were broken. Lynn Burrel holds the records for most rebounds and most blocked shots per game, season, and career. She also holds the records for most points (339) for the season and 729 for her career. Lynn was also selected Most Valuable Player by her teammates. Karen Decker, one of the teams co-captains, holds the record for the most points in a game (26). Jan Wierengo, the other co-captain, holds the rec- ord for most assists in a game (7) and season (93). Teresa Anderson tied the record for assists in a game and also set the record for most steals during a season with 110. Penny Allison holds the record for most steals in a single game with 11. The team ' s coach, Mr. Robert Chupp, believes that this year ' s team proved to be one of the finest in the area because of their individual strengths in combination with team balance. He was quoted as saying, I believe the 1979 Girl ' s Basketball Team was the most dynamic team I have ever coached. Their talent was outstanding and they exemplified a winning attitude at all times. With the return of three starters, a good summer, and a lot of hard work, the 1980 team should be a fine represent- ative of Orchard View Basketball. BASKETBALL SEA P M A H C Y A W 73 ssssssssssssss g 14 HhyHr i|| JHpP 1 ' - ' ' Ml Ravenna Oakridge Reeths-Puf fer Montague Whitehall North Muskegon Fruitport Ludington Ravenna Spring Lake Opponent 23 30 38 35 37 43 39 54 27 37 Catholic Central 45 Each team member forms her own strategy and the team forms its strategy as a whole in order to win and become Seaway Champions. Reeths-Puffer North Muskegon W.M. Christian Whitehall Fruitport Oakridge Ludington Montague Spring Lake Cedar Springs Spring Lake Fremont - tournament 15 35 CONGRATULATIONS lass of 80 GEERPRES Good luck seniors awasaki Let ' s the good times ro IVAN ' S MOTORCYCLE SALES 1476 Getty St. 773-5700 Congratulations Class of 1980! C.W. IT INCH SONS Well Drilling-Electric Pumps 1630 Marquette 773-1558 BUY WHERE THE BUILDERS BUY WESTERN MICHIGAN ' S LARGEST BUILDING PRODUCTS DEALER FRUITPORT 865-3121 SOUTH-HAVEN 673-5126 Buy - Rent - Sell ©XCNNCRI Real Estate Broker 1721 Franklin St. Muskegon, MI 759-6396 Congratulations Class of 198-0 Bohn Pharmacy 939 E. Lake ton Avenue Mike Burrel and Cindy Wilkinson 1978 King and Queen ..Scott Skidmore and Brigitte Cole were crowned King and Queen. The 1979 Homecoming was a big success. As the wind blew, the Cardinals downed the Lakers 14 9. After the game came cars from the Royal Corvette Club and the candidates for King and Queen. A hush came over the crowd and the King and Queen were announced. Scott and Brigitte were crowned. All the excitement on the field was carried over to the Middle School for the dance . Arbor Girls: Lori Wierenga, Laura Bernardini, Lynda Vander Molen, Jackie Potter, Laura Kjoller. Gina Bounossissi, Marty Weener .Debbie Geotz, Jan Wierengo, Kathy Macroft. Homecoming Court: Shelly Johnson Milt Montgomery Scott Skidmor e Terri Ward Brigitte Cole Ron Faino Binding road Karen Decker Mike Kruzel , W Terry Williams Lori Miller 19 OUD FIGHTING ...Even though this year ' s Girls Swim team didn ' t win a single meet, they still achieved something much more important than victory. They achieved sportsmanship, This year ' s Most Valuable Player was Joni Postmus. Coach Williams thinks that the team ' s timing has greatly improved . He said he was looking forward to coach- ing next year ' s team. FEMALE FISH The KIDS FOR KIDS drive does it again. This year we raised the most money ever in the history of the drive. The grand total was $3249.62. Our eleven-year total is $lj8666.67. The money will M be given to the Muskegon March of Dimes , St. Jude ' s I Children ' s Hospital, Unicef I The Burn Center, Jerry Lewis ' s Muscular Dystrophy Association, and the American Cancer Society. Thanks again to Mr. Nash for his help and sup- port . max FOB V KIDS VIEW MS 1 9 s Ml !F «s ■ ti , £ csoimfw Row 1. Mark Kolbe,Ed Black, Darris Lynk, Brian Evans ,( co- cap ti an ) Terry Williams , Tony Bont,Tim Loss, Chuck Wilbur, Ron May comb er , Dan Brush, Row 2. Todd Shunk, Bruce Simone 1 1 i , Buddy Estler, Randy Barney, Tom McCauley , Dick Walter, Norm Herrala,Mike Garvey , Eugene Bright, Paul Bia 1 ik ,( co-cap t i an ) Milt Montgomery. Row 3. Coach Coe,Chip Ger ar d , Me lvin Latsch.Mark Feutz, (co-captain) Mike Kruzel, (co-captain) Dan Maus,John Ma 1 inowski , Kevin Dagen.Gary Wi 1 1 iams , Je f f Hunter, Row 4. Coach Janus iewi c z , Mike McCarty, Curtis Adams, Jeff Thomas, Scott Pe t er s on , Mike Stenberg.Ron Faino, Larry ' Hartman, (manager ) Dave Gonyon, Coach McCarthy. The 1979 Orchard View Varsity Football team proved tney were number 1 ! The Cardinals set many outstanding records, among them 7 straight wins after losing their first two games. What made this record stand out was the fact that the team lost its first two games by a 73 9 margin. To add to the opening loses many players quit and so did head coach Doug Coe. Coe decided to stay and later was voted the Chronicles Coach of the The most important and impressive record was the Cardinals 5-0 conference record. This perfect Seaway Championship record was a first in OV history. This year ' s team was led by co-capts. Milt Montgomery, Terry Williams, Dan Maus , and Mike Kruzel. The team had eight all conference players: Kruzel, Mike stenberg, Mike McCarty, Ron Faino , Tom McCuley, Ron Maycomber , Mark Kolbe and Curtis Adams. Chip Gerard received honorable mention. Kruzel, McCarty, Faino, Kolbe, and Adams were selected to the Muskegon Chron - icle Area A-B first team. Adams ran for 1,470 yards and 14 touchdowns, which are OV TeToYds, and received special mention to the class B All State team. Congratulations Seaway Champions. You truly are NUMBER 1!! Run Terry Run! JM — T Z. HfST o.v. TIRE LUDINGTON 6 SPNNGUKE 9 WHITEHALL 6 FRUIT PORT 8 S .-.■•;• -= BCitiBnrrcv Left to Right: Mike Kruzel, Dan Maus, Terry Williams, not pictured Milt Montgomery. Row 1: Tom McCauley,Mike Kruzel, Ron Maycomber, Row 2: Mark Kolbe,Mike Stenberg,Mike McCarty, Ron Faino, not pictured, Curtis Adams. J.V. FOO TBALL 1st. Row-Bruce Skidmore, Del Lee, Bill Ream, Troy Long, Bob Serritos David Kieft, Todd Crummel. 2nd. Row-David Sharp, Al Miller, Mark Jalovec, John DeWald, Geoff Nich- ols, Jim Bredewege. 3rd. Row-Mike Feutz, Bill Munford,Dale Gilliard Steve Stenberg, Andy Smith, Chip Furman, Gary Maus , Chris McCarty. . . . The Orchard View Junior Var- sity football team wound up the 19- 79 season with a record of four wins and five loss- es. Hopes of moving to the Varsity team are high with strong determination to keep the Seaway Conference trophy right where it be- longs, in the Orchard View trophy case . 1st. Row-J . Bayak , D .Troyer , J , Bay- ak, — jM.Connel., C .Cowns , T.Wilde 2nd.Row-L.McMa- hon, S .Wilkinson R.Cole , A. Stewart K.Hansen, C , Col- lins , D . Thomas , B. May, 3rd .Row-B. Bradf ield, J. Crocker , G.Hall , J . Olman , H. Knigh t J. Kolbe, J.Wright J.Niels on , — . . . . Orchard View ' s young Freshmen team struggled to a 1-6-1 record for their 1979 football season. The Freshmen Car- dinals did not have that impres- sive a year in w the win-loss de- partment, but they played tough and never gave. Coach Robert Scandary is sure this team will be a great help on next years J . V . team. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL ... , s Front L to R: Mike Kolbe, Tony Mitcheltree, Dave Flannery. Back L to R: Jeff Jamieson, Chris Barry, Coach Welch. Not pictured are Jeff Yarian and Dale Beattie, . . .the golf team was up to par? The team ' s best score was 333 or a 83.2 average. The medalist was Jeff Jamieson, who also placed 7th in the conference. This year ' s co-captains were Chris Barry and Tony Mitcheltree. The final standings were: Reeths Puffer 1st, Ludington 2nd, Spring Lake 3rd, Whitehall 4th, and Orchard View 5th. Fruitport didn ' t have a team. Orchard View won 5 meets and lost 15 in conference competition. We hope your potential is soon realized. Kr? Inp ' ---as vr 1 L IL ABNER was very successfully done. The director was Mrs.Wier- enga,who did a great job! L ' il Abner was played by Tim Nichols and Daisy Mae was played by Cathi Herlein. Both did a terrific job. Ma and Pa Yokum were played by Patti Gunci and Tim Levandowski . | Student helj, rs were D. Levandow- ski , T.Nicholb and J.Reeths. J4 The whole band did a great job. The members are: K.Mead, B.Felt, J.Potter, D. Little, N.Averill, E. Bright, T.DeKreek, B.Potter, J. DeYoung, R.Schultz, J.Heaton, S. Barth, A. Hilgendorf, J.Evans, A. Carr, L.Steighner and Mrs.Wieren- ga. Many thanks to the stage crew helpers ... Flo Kozal,Deb Thomas, Jeannie Smith, and Ellen Beerman. The WORK that was put into this play was well worth it because everyone made many friends. The crew is as follows: J.Cardenas, T.Kantola, P.Thompson, W.Meier, R.Bayne, N. Seaman, J. Reeths, D.Conkle, C.Scott T.Nelson, A. Summer field , K.Mead, S.Mead, B.Benham, J.Kolbe, K. Maycroft, D.Troyer, B.May, G.Walters, K.Morris, T.Smith, J.Huizenga, T.Cargill, J.Kieft, C.Furnari, M.Bryant,. S.Peake, L.Kjoller, S . Inglewright , D.Goetz L.Grant, D.Westphal, W. Major, B.Goodin, D.Schol, R.Malmquist, L.Larson, C.Hamilton, T.Herlein, B. Downs, K.Carey.. L.Anderson, and L.Anderson. 35 a 9 3 9 3 3 ■• f jf r i t 2 t t t Li i JM JMJMlls MIMIIs Mia rsvir ' rr Yi,Y Yi r ir stiftWi svir r78Y!r? . . .the Cardinal Marching the field to give you it half-time show ever? Th Marching Band, with its had a great year this ye from home game half-time traveled to Catholic Cen Hope College, and a few to Central Michigan Band To help the band gai citement, drum major Ken taught the band a cheer took to soon after. It known as the Band Cheer Hus tie Buns . We would like to tha Smith, Mr. Warnaar, Marl who was the flag advisor public for making the 19 View High School Cardina Band such a great succes and took s greatest e Cardinal 135 memb er s , ar . As i de shows , i t tral H . S . , membe r s even Day . n s ome ex- Mead that i t later be came entitled nk Mr . ene Nuy ens , , and the 79 Orchard 1 Marching We ' ve Got . . . the 1979-80 Varsity Cheerleaders cheered the football team to a Conference Championship? Well, these girls were be- hind our teams all the way all year. Terri Ward i T he Sp irit CARDINAL FE VER ... our . V . cheer- leaders jumped and shouted for our teams to win. They did a wonder- ful job and we are pr oud of th em . Congratulations for the great spi- rit, cheerleaders of ' 198a 1 ! ! r TOP to BOTTOM: Sue Poort, Mary- Jo Kruzel, Alice Pearson, Alaina Anderson. ACROSS: Ann Culver, Kary Keur, Lisa Tjapkes, Chris Alderink. f % VP ! k • l w Jacquie J Beth Prat eiiie waae, Jeanna Walter, Theresa Brackenrich IIP i.i D c bate ...they were great? This year ' s team proved to be just that. Mrs. Kienke was the coach for her second year. Former debater and assistant coach, Alan Hilgendorf was very help- ful with this year ' s team. The debate team was a member of the Valley Coast Debate League. This league included teams through -out Western Michigan. Our debate team was invited to participate in the Seaway Invitational and took third place against the other schools in the league. A lot of hard work and effort went into this year ' s team and it showed. The team consisted of Belinda Carpenter-Is t affirmative, Connie Rossman-2nd affirma- tive. Cyndee Hock-lst negative, and Joe Hock- 2nd negative. Rhonda Mund was the team ' s timekeeper for her second year. Sack ro w are: Alan Hilgendorf, Mrs. Kienke, Rhonda Mund, and Joe Hock. First row are; 42 My Role in America ' s Future Judges L to R: Mr. Moore, Mrs. Kienke, Mr. Graham, Ms. Agard (Advisor), Ms. Stellard VFW Representative ... Ken Mead won a $75.00 bond, Leon Tabler won a $50.00 bond, and Allan Hil- gendorf won a $25.00 bond in the Voice of Democracy Speak Off, Nov. 1, 1979? %4 . . . Workshop drained everyone ' s blood. The blood-drive was only one of the many successful activities that Workshop sponsored this year. They had a social secur- ity drive, helped sponsor the Christmas dance, and helped to send a girl to journalism camp. We thank the Workshop, Mr. Moore, and Mr. Brothers for a job well done. xs S Mr. Brothers Paula Bradley Nancy Seaman Leon Tabler Mr. Moore LeElyn Anderson Miss Goodin Kristi Carey Allan Hilgendorf Kathy Maycroft Kelly Jolman Nancy Vogelsong Bob Whipple Nadine Wambaugh Leanne Stephens Alan Dulinski M mam All mem f I 45 «   WE WERE KIDS iBlUfl (L. -R. ) J- Kovalcik , K T. Amburgey, J. Barnhard, T. McCauley, B. Alderidge randes, K. Decker, Terri Ward, K. Black , L . Rude , T. Alde- rink, M. Asmus, D. Hepler, J. Crowell, P. Bradley, F. Bordeaux, D. Tumele, B. Wierenga, K. Elmer, K. Mead, G Maus , R. Eastling, S. Johnson+R. Johnson, B. Benham, R V. Barclay, D. Busman, K. Carey, S. Portenga, M. Stenb Kevern, (L.-R.) Tami Ward, T. Mitcheltree, C. Edsall, Larabee, M. McCarty, A. Hilgendorf, C. Andreas, K. Pos Williams, D. Thies, R. Barker, R. Bitson, L. Anderson, L. Medema, K. Stubbs, R. Malmquist, J. Keur, S. Jureci Overkamp, M. Montgomery, M. Unger, T. Kieft, Ko z a 1 , M . Oos ting, S . . 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They have overcome the dismal 1-8 season, the hours of practice, and the lim- ited number of wrestlers on the team. The theme for next year pro- mises a big change in the 1980-81 wrestling team. - Respect All - Fear None. The teams most valuable wrest- ler was Chuck Cowins. Most improved wrestlers were Bryan Groothuis and Scott Kocher. 72 73 NEW FISH FOR Row 1, J.Patterson, T.Schaub, B.- Rice, D.Bucher. T.Williams, C. Slater K.Kamphorst, S.Banks. Row 2, M.- Hartley, R.Bowen, J.Jarembo, J.- Bredeweg, T.McCauley. .Coach Beukma said his team is a very good team, we have most of our swimmers being 9th graders. The 11, 10, and 9th graders have im- proved greatly over the year and are ready to take the 12th graders positions. In the next couple years if we get this kind of 9th grade quality Orchard View will have a good swim team. 7 A % M • THE 80 ' a 75 5 Smith, Kelly Wade, Lori Miller, Kary Keur, Lori Frencfii Wfendy Maui Con c en tration! Group efforts Practice makes perfect iKWtlf WrSK7SH ryjwn ty rf rr y iT y riri rj iy rT ra 7b V, uV v. REETHS PUFFER 50,75 - 73,6 uV uV uV ov FREMONT v. SPRING LAKE V. LUIJ liNu I UiN 51,15 - 73.45 61.30 - 55.50 70.00 - 96.50 cipate. Lori is a junior this yearg and it looks good for her next year. IV 0V v. KEnTHS PUFFER 67.20 - 78.60 v. FREMONT o4.20 - 73.70 v. SPRING LmKE 50.10 - 72.00 POISE 77 Front Row L to R: Laura Grant, Shawn Rylott, Justice, LuAnne Anderson, Laura Kevern, Sandy son, Connie Gonzales, Pam Scott, Angie Carr, Brenda Benham, Laura Kjoller, Fay Leach, Tina deaux, Brenda Tufts, Leisa Jarembo, Shelly De Second Row L to R : Kris Steele, Lori Goughler Phillips, Julie Bredeweg, Denise Alderink, Ro Gonzalez, Gayle Arnold, Karen Covington, Jani Ewald, Alaina Anderson, Chris Alderink Stan L to R: Alice Pearson, Kim Barry, Becky Round house, Kim Knight, Kris Luytjes, Bobbi Moore, Susan Ingleright, Lynda Asmus, Cindy Edsall, Sherri Kevern, Robin Bradfield, Advisor Mrs. Stevens „ x3l Terri A. Terri W. Jenny C. Laura R, Booster Clul 1 ends a h am Thanks, Mrs. WaJM ugh :i0 Five Smi le ! . ninety seven the Christmas Dane and Workshop work make this year ' s The dance was hel 1979 , in the middl ria. The theme dance was A WIN Hostesses for the Creggj Terri Ambur and Laura Raymond and Jeff Thomas pr Christmas Dance not only because i dance in a long because of the pi which contained si broken open at 10 couples attended e? Booster Club ed diligently to dance a success, d on December 22, e school cafete- for this year ' s TERLAND FANTASY , dance were: Jenny gey, Terri Ward, Basil Aldri dge ovided the music. 19 79 was unique, t was the largest time , but also nata. The pinata, xteen dollars, was p.m. 81 Sest Wishes to the Class of 80 From Hardware Distributors 2580 Getty Muskegon, MI 49444 WaV€EN HaVKEK § FLOWER CENTER Flowers for every Occasion 1236 Apple Ave. Muskegon, MI 49442 773-3502 km SPUR Congratulations Class of ' 80. From Your Friends At GAS GROCERIES GIFT SHOP 1675 APPLE AVENUE Muskegon, Mich. 49442 LDN PHYLLIS MC EALL 773-8916 82 Front Row, L to R: Jeff Yarian, John Malinowski, John Cregg, Terry Williams, Brian Evans, Mike Bolles. Back Row, L to R: (manager) Dave Gonyon, (co-capt.) Curtis Adams, Jeff Thomas, (co-capt.) Mike McCarty, Mark Kolbe, Keith Kuipers , Jimmy Fox, Coach Henry. Not pictured: Assistant Coach Mr. Riley. The 1979-80 Varsity Basketball team consisted of ten juniors and only two seniors making it one of the youngest Orchard View teams ever. The team surprised many people by winning four out of their first five games and also five out of their last seven game s . The team was led by its co-captains Mike McCarty and Curtis Adams. McCarty was the team ' s leading rebounder with over thirteen per game. He was second in scoring with a healthy 14.6 points per game and received a first team selection to the All Conference team. Mike was also Honorable-Mention on the Muskegon Chronicle ' s A-B All Area team. Curtis Adams, the other co-captain, was this year ' s leading scorer with twenty points per game. He was selected to the All Conference team for the second year in a row and was chosen as a first team selection on this year ' s Muskegon Chronicle ' s A-B All Area team. The team placed third in the conference and finished the year with a 11-10 re- cord, and should be even better next year with the ten players returning. IBJ KmB ILIL 8j. M 85 - VVC J g g  ft ?c:= — Ho JS ... the 1979-80 J.V. basketball team ended its season with a great 14-6 record? Leading scorer this year was Alan Summerf ield, followed closely by Mark Jalovec. The J.V. was able to combine pass- ing, defense, and the willingness to play together. These qualities en- abled them to enjoy a very success - ful year. 67 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Backllow: Mr. Scandary, Ken Hansen, Bill Brad- field, Larry Conroy, Rob Firestone, Don Bayne, Del Haagsma, Mike Kolbe, Richard Bayne Manager . Front Row : Craig Collins, Ted Karnitz, Doug Thomas, Jim Nielson, — , Andy Stuart, Steve Wilkinson. . ..The freshmen had 4 wins 15 losses? Coach Scandary said, we beat ourselves in the close games, because we didn ' t use the basic elements Much like a puzzle, all the elements are needed to get the complete picture. The pieces were found and started to fall into place in the second half of the season. 1 9 8 ?.t Bottom from 1 to r : Michelle Tuborg, Rhonda Farber, Denise Rusch, Shelly Buchner, Patty Tripp, Kathy Dowdy, Nancy Smith, Marlene Foster, Janis Ewald. Second Row: Laura Raymond, Tonya Mitcheltree, Pam Potter, Renee Bitson, Lynne Rude. Third Row : Marcy Quesnot, Lynel McGloughlin, Sharon Martinez, Sandy Mecher, Kim White, Sue Taghon, Sue Carnes, Lois Nowa- kowski, Leigh Larson, Barb Potter. Not pictured: Ann Teunis, Candy Chorney, Lori Miller, Kris Lahnala, Debbie Colson. 39 so®ia (g 90 ... This year ' s team was led by Captain LeElyn Anderson and Co-captain Patti Gundy. Advising once again was Ms. Jan Agard. The Lanidracs put in several hours; each day they ' d RISE from GRANDMA ' S FEATHER BED ; grab the pom poms ON THE SHELF ; warm up with THE PUB ; charge on like TAURUS ; and then turn their routines into GOLD . 91 WEST SHORE MUSIC CENTER Low Cost Rental Purchase Plan On all School Instruments 722-1138 456 Apple Ave. Trophy House of Muskegon Inc. TROPHIES-BOWLING SHIRTS-UNIFORMS-JACKETS ENGRAVING £ LETTERING DONE ON PREMISES 2350 HENRY STREET MUSKEGON, MICH. U9UU1 Best of Luck for the future FROM WEST MICHIGAN FENCE ERECTORS, INC. 2371 MARQUETTE AVE ., MUSKEGON, MICH 49442 INSURED LICENSED MOREY ' S PIPELAYING SPECIALIZING IN SEWER HOOK-UP SNOW PLOWING phone 759-7369 BONDED LOW RATES. INSTALLATION • REPAIR • SKIRTING WEST MICHIGAN MOBIL HOME SERVICE 1128 Mill Iron Road Muskegon, Mich. 49442 Phone: (616) 773-6293 -12 Certified Concrete Inc. 7 77 E . Sherman Blvd . Muskegon Heights, MI 733-7121 Best Wishes Class of ' 80 JT£ K HEATING 4 CCOLIN6 31 GETTY STREET Jim Ring 755-1720 .v-n PHONE 722-2185 Chet Ring 722-2185 Trade-mark® everything nice s 76-673 ill ' s Quality Cars PHONE 7V3-0606 3ll_L BARON OWNER 3947 APPLE AVE. MUSKEGON. MICH. DON ' T TRY TO LOSE WEIGHT ALONE . . Polly Kozal 1419 E. Evans ton Avenue Muskegon, Mich. 49442 TOPS Coordinator Phone: 773-2913 LET HELP YOU! CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 19 80! Maple Tavern Back Row L to R: Steve Way, Mary Ochs , Sheri Wilcoxson, Michelle Unger, Kelly Wilson, Gayle Arnold, Kris Carey, Tami Barker, Terri Ward, Robin Eastling. Front Row L to R: Vicki Ketchum, Kim Black, Sandy Bordeaux, Rhonda Malmquist, Laur a Raymond, Terry Williams, Nadine Wambaugh , Kelly Jolman, Sonya Spencer, Roxanne Dyke. 94 WIECIE Back Ro w L to R: oreg wood, Kevin Moms, Bryan Harrei, Leon Tabler, Leonard Johnson, Carolyn Andreas, Belinda Carpenter, Dawn Thies, Middle Row L to R: Cindy Edsall, Renee Bitson, Lynne Rude, Rhonda Malmquist, Julie Bredeweg, Lori Goughler, Kristi Steele, Angie Wood, Front Row L to R: Jim Jawor, Dan Busman, Kent Postmus, Mark Odizzio, Jeff Ellis, Denise Rusch, Rhonda Black, Jeff Thomas. 95 vvT«v« rs!r nfi«?fiCXXXX3Gar5nre5XK!CX t € £€€ C€€ : W 1 The 1979-80 Junior class came into this year not really knowing what was expected of them. The Juniors gave a very successful homecoming with the theme,. The Long and Wind- ing Read. The Junior class also put on the refreshment stand. They really had a blast doing this. „ At this time we are planning for a prom and hope to make it a most memorable event. We also hope to make enough money to have our Senior pictures in color in our next yearbook. A special thanks to all active members of the Class of 81 and to our ad- visor, Mr. Chupp. Look out here we come!! imm v 36 ,a.TV t.YU Kelly Jolman Treasurer AMAYA KXKKKKXK?fifiCKXic3«inf«r ' CAMPBELL Theresa Amaya Debra Balentine Rhonda Barnard £ Mike Angereri Jan Baxter Lorriane Beattie f s, Poa Boertman Mike Bergklint Mike Bolles Laura Bernardini Jean Bont Tammy Berndt Tony Bont Tina Bordeaux Paul ialik Randy Bowen . I M ( Nancy Aver ill Jeff Bell Randy Brackenrich 97 CARGILL 3K?KXX?CCCSXX3eCX3eeKXKKKKKKKXX3K5tXX3C3KK X O t t . . «L«L ' l AJESKI Tncia Cargill Dawn Comer Denise Crampton ' J Kim Chase Jon Cregg Candy Chorney Kevin Dagen Diana Davis Shelly DeLong Rhonda DeVries John Debi Dobrowolski Dockery Donna Ellis Dan Ellison Mike Downing Buddy Estler Brian Evans Roxanne Dyke Kim Ferrier orrie Fisher Jimmie Fox 98 GALDEEN y rereecrerexyrnreyra JAMIESON Berme Galdeen Bob Grant Mike Genter Steve Green K ' Scott. Gerard Jim Grosswiler Debbie Guzman Judy Hancock Dave Gonyon Bev Handy Helen Hanson Larry Hartman Judy Heaton !§ i Norm Herrala Bill Heykoop Bill Hibbs Gordon Hill Gerald Hitchcock Cindy Hock Bruce Hoffman Bob__ Hogan e Jeff Jamieson r-; JAPPENGA 1 oo Jack Jappenga Willie Keyes Jeanene Kieft ? V Sherri LaFrance Kristin Lahnala Mark Lampman Martha Kreigh, Tempenny Larson Betty Johnson Leo Johnson Kelly Jolman Jeff Kirschner Laura Kioller Kim Knight Laurie Krueger Patty Leach MARSH Penny Krueger Kathy Levandowski .:-A Troy Kyle Jones Kahler Scott Steve ocher Kocher Mike Line MARSHi RESTERHOUSE J ami Pam Marsh McKinley Judy Gary McKee Marshall Tom Oakes Lenore Moreno Mary Ochs Arlon Meisch Phillip Moreno Kristi Olman Kathy Maycrof t Steve Meyers Randy Morris Shelley Peake £t $ r 1 Joyce McDonald Lori Miller Ginnie Minzey fj Eric Peterson Wendy Munford Scott Peterson Ralph McGruther Leonard Mittlestadt Leighton Mustard Cindy Phillips 101 RIPKA VANDEN BOSCH Tony Robbins Tom Jeff Rohn Rorem Randy- Rose Tony Sctiaub Lisa Schwing ;hris Seabolt Julie Seng Cindy Serritos Todd Shunk Sandee Sills 102 VANDERMOLEN Lynda Wayne VanderMolen VanSluyters Dick Walter Glenda Walters Sheryl Wilcoxson Jeff Yarian Denise Wilson Cindy Zellei Not Pictured 2MMER Dan VanZanten Nadine Wambaugh Curtis Adams Laura Agerstrand Ed Black Monte Bowen Janice Buchner Vicky Elliot Dave Gaudette Shirley Gonyon Dan Greiner Jeff Haynes Mike Ho Is tine Scott Jorgensen Morgan Justice $ Nancy Vogelsonj Lisa Wabindato Lori Wierenga Lisa Wabindato Jan Wierengo Aundre Walker Chuck Wilbur Duane Kooman Virgie Lee Jeff McClees Neal McClees Alan Medema Craig Musk Jeff Potter Mark Rundquist Robert Rutkowski Theresa Thurkettle Steve Way Cheryl Wolcott Dawn Woldring 103 From left to right: Jeff Eggeman, Larry Dixon, Kevin Morris, Lynne Rude, Renee Bitson, Jackie Snider, Theresa DeKreek, Robbyn Chidester, Belinda Carpenter, LuAnne Anderson, Kelly Jolman, Leon Tabler, Nancy Vogelsong, Terri Amburgey, Kelly Durham, Gayle Arnold, Sonya Spencer, Dawn Comer, Marianne Smith, Debbie Briggs. Not pictured: Mary Ellen Jankowski, Kris Carey, Terry Williams, Cyndee Hock, LeElyn Anderson, Nadine Wambaugh, Shelly Hebestreit. n 105 . ..Spirit Week was the best greatest and most excitin week of the year? What wa it? It was games, costumes prizes, fun and much more All four classes compete for points and it brough out the SPIRIT in everyone Even the halls were deco- rated to show the whol school spirit. Stupid an childish were not used t describe Spirit Week. Wil and Crazy were the words J 106 g. . . To show off the fools that we really are there were dress up days?Monday was Crazy Color KDay . We saw odd colors and ischool colors. Tuesday was |M Change your Face Day . Some people really got into it, and changed their whole selves. Wednesday was Super Hero, $Twin and Cartoon Day . Then there was Clown Day . Friday jjiwas an unusual day. It was £ Bum Day , Formal Day , and .- £ 50 ' s Day all rolled into one. £ So let ' s hear it for SPIRIT! !! 107 !0 !s!5 !s5 yd ...After school a lot of exci- ting and thrilling activities took place?There were quizzes: Auto Show, Name that Tune, q Quiz Bowl, Liar ' s Club, Spell- JJ) ing Bee, and TV Trivia. There tKwere contests: scavengar hunt JJ)and the guessing jar. There were the skilled competitions: ping pong, vaseline face relay, weight lifting, free throw, horizontal ladder, dart game, K sit ups,push ups and swimming. J Congratulations to all of the classes for showing spirit M J+ - 7i« n. ' 8 H MeVWeVcWsVeW V R £5 V R?aa ,The pep assembly was the highlight of the whole week? It summarized the class com- petitions and showed who was number one. We saw these ' contests there: Egg toss, tricycle relay and a balance beam pillow bopping contest,, A thank you to Workshop and ' Mr. Moore for a great week, 1st Place- Sophomores -20608 2nd Place- Seniors -17761 3rd Place- Freshmen -15040 (4th Place- Juniors -13967 Mr. Denman Advisor f)u£ tc -beer, left ' I Cheryl Sterling Vice President ! 10 This year s 1 sophomore class was the wildest and craziest class ever! Never before has Orchard View seen such a group of swingers. The sopho- mores really swung theirl way into things this past year. They cruised into the halls last fall with a new out- look. They decided to go stark raving, knee slapping, absolutely, incredibly, CRAZY!!! These amazingly wacko 10th graders had a dance which was swingly successful. They also had some pretty far out car washes in the spring (it was good, clean fun). And guess what? They finally won some class competition during pep assemblies!! The loony ' s wish to thank advisor Stan Denman for his help and time. The class of ' 82 will continue to be crazy but, on the serious side,| will also grow to be a group of outstanding individuals . 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Row 2 L to R: Brenda Hendrix, Tammy Rohn, Veronica Schoonfield, Shelly Savage, Jane Hedberg, Cora Wright, Richard Bayne , Jim Kolbe, Ken Mead, Daron Troyer, Javier Cardenas, Greg Berger. Row 3 L to R: Margaret Parker, Laura Bevins, Tina Shermeta, Lori Andreas, Sue Ingleright, Yvonne Fazakerley, Jan Portenga, Don Conkle, Dan Levandowski , Butch Goodin, Brad Benham, Tim Nelson. 120 Row 1 : M. Wagner, B. Pratt, D. Ellis, J. Bertoria, P. K. Covington, K. Wade Row 2 : S. Judice, S. Johnson, W. Maus, K. Dodson, H. LaFrance, T. Wilson, J. Postmus, S. Sterling, K. Barry, J. Herpts, K. McFall Row 3 : S. Bawks, M. Ochs, C„ Kovalcik, C. Cregg, M„ Connel, S. Varney, C. Slater, Mr. Warnaar, B. Crampton, K. Hoffman, T. Williams 122 7 § • , 8 :8 l.jflM 1WMP : g WsVWsv V m aEa 3 s xHL 123 124 This was the year of the fantastic j freaky , far out, fe- verishly foxy Freshman If, Ninth grade is always a new experi- ence for the incoming freshman at O.V. And, boy did this year ' s class make a mess of it! Ser- iously; the class of 83 is a really great group of people with a lot of potential for be- ing outstanding citizens. Besides being downright crazy and trying to give their teachers a hard time, the fresh- _man devoted their year to selling cute IPf lMl J ball point pens and frolicking around selling magazines to help buy class rings. they also got involved in Spirit week (how could they help but get involved?) The class of 83 is grateful to Mr. Fry, their advisor, for all of his help. Mr. Fry says, That if 25 or 30 class members 25 or 30 class, members get active and support the class , they will easily reach their goals . ACKEEMAN Tammy Ackerman Connie Bates Sally Jo Bawks S teve Bawks Brenda Baxter Jerry Bay ak Jim Bay ak Don Bayne Bill Stacy Bradfield Brandes Kell y . lunde 1 1 Barb 3o 1 1 es I Claud Beck Jim lot ten John iowen Mary Margaret David iroadbent Broughton Brown Bucher Theresa ■ r ackenr i ch Shelley Buchner 12 c BUDDE FURNARI Robert Ce jmer T 9- - p Michelle Burdi ck Brenda C 1 i s s o Debbie C 1 i s s o Brenda Cobb 7 .mad Perry Sally Califf Carpenter Ronald Cole Craig Collins Carr Mike Conne 1 1 Wendy Crumme 1 Ann Cous ineau John Dean Janice DeVries Bill Cramp ton Kathie Dods on Co 1 leen Cregg Jerry Dyke John Ellis iRon Ellison 126 GOLDBREATH JOHNSON ilMI Terry Gina Galbreath Gerard Becky Gerhar t Kristin Geyer Cathy Glotzbach Dan Green Rene Green Brian Greinke Bryan Groothuis Tom Grosswiller Duane Guss Del Haagsma Gilbert Hall Julie Herbst • v 49 - Kenny Hansen Terri Herlein Sharon Eulene Herrera Hilgendorf Kristine Hoffman Don Sandra Tim Dawn Jackie Ruby Brenda Holman Ho of man Houtman Jarles Jawor Jibson Johnson 127 JOHNSON Diane Ketchum Sherry Johnson Barb Kienke Tutlous Ken Johnson Karaphorst Jeff Kinney Scott Kiogima Harry Knight MUELLER Jim Kolbe J Denny Keith Mike Kolbe Kem Kovalcik Bob May Craig McCormick Donna Virginia McDonald Mcgruther Jenni Lund John Mclntire Mark Markley Larry McMahon Q Wendy Maus Kristi Mecher Scott Me i s ch Jerry Meyers Vicky Modeen James Morey !2H MURDOCK SHE ARES Hope Jim Lois Joe Jerry Kari Sherry Murdock Nielson Nowakowski Oswald Olman Page Pape Mae Margaret Patricia Jeff Janice Maribeth Debbie Parker Parker Pearce Petty Portenga Pratt Pruitt Marcella Quesnot Sheri Rohn Rhonda Rorem Kim Royce Man Ryan Lanay Sandburg Don Scho hl Chester Schopp 129 STAPELTON WILL Alex Stapleton Michelle Terborg - 17 Vicki Stenberg Dave Thies Andy Stewart Lori Thomas Robin Thomas Paul Tierman Ron Sweet Michelle Tindall Dawn Town James Vissor Marlea Twining Dave Vryhof Darin Uhrbrock Kellie Wade Phyllis Ruthann Updyke Vanderstelt Debbie Wadkins Mary Waggoner Cindy Walker Scott Varney Wendy Walker : J0 WILLIAMS f 1 £ ?f% Wi 1 1 i am Downs William Larry Hazelbrook Hazelton Theresa Wilson Richard Michelle Allen Brewster Steve Henry Gyla Galloway Kathy Homan Jeff Wisniewski Carol Brondyke NELUND Balinda Wright Donald Clarke Albert Howard Anthony Guevin Charles Howard John Wright Brian Davis Pam Hulbert 131 FARM WOOD I SkM James Parm Theresa Prause Danny Ramos James Reagan James Richards Tim Richards George Rob er son Dana Rose Anthony Sander Dorothy Sargent Marvin Schultz Rebecca Slater Ledell Spears Linda Sworda Betty Ward Not Pictured David Averill Larry Bis son Scott Cantrall Don Conkle Jeff Cousineau Robin Downs Brain Gibson Bob Hibbs Rick Hill Tim Hill Tina Holman Mitch Kaley Tim Levandowski Kevin Lodes Kim Minzey Tom Neal Cindy Pascavis Tammy Reed Edie Ross Dave Swans on Patty Tripp Daron Troyer Tina Wambaugh Jackie Weathers 133 BUMP Front Row, L to R : D. Dykstra, W. Crummel, C. Cregg. |K. Seng. Back Row, L to R : Coach Denman , R. Ward, |A. Kenniston, C. Gonzales. iimmyrfBiwaft ffifr  JWWl  JlW JlJS«l WLVWt S«l S«[ S«tvWlWJt« ilxS«lx JlvV; SET SPIKE | jyaL aiy ro Lmm atyiiam .o.O. V. had its first Girls Volleyball team, a predominantly young team coached by Stan Denman along with Varsity Captain Karen Decker and J„V„ Captain Lori Thomas. Leading performers on the team were Penny Allison for her spiking ability and Teresa Anderson and Karen Decker who were outstanding setters, Mr. Denman says the team had an exception- al group of sophomores and looks forward to a great team and season next year. Best of luck Girls Volleyball team!!!  % m 5 J 1 ■ — S4 ' .} „, m 134 rrSYirrsvir«tfrr« rr Yi rttfr«vir]riYir 8 rritf Front Row, L. to R : L. Steighner, K. Gajeski, T. And- jerson, K. Maycroft. Back Row, L to R : Coach Denman, |P. Allison, C. Gajeski, N. Seaman, Capt. K. Decker. GIRLS VOLLEY Wl l l l tWl !i l«WlX A ' l ' [ l«y SCC REDO A KD BALL l ! ! !WO[i L l L l S liWlxWl) t) y l) yi Var -Lost Whitehall J.V. -Won Var -Lost Fruitport No J „V. Var -Lost Muskegon JoV. -Lost Var, -Lost Spring Lake J.V. -Lost Var, -Won Fruitport No J .V. Var. -Won Whitehall JoV. -Lost Var, -Lost Spring Lake J„V„ -Lost MCC Invitational 5th PI ace Var. -Lost Reeths Puffer (Pre-District) CHARGING INTO 136 NATURE DOES NOTHING IN VAIN Si a. Tkomcu Browne. . . . the girls track season proved t be quite interesting? If you weren ' t you missed quite a few record breaking events. The girls track team had a new coach , Dave Overheul and his assistant coach, Kim Plumber. Colleen Gajeski proved to be the most valuable player and represented O.V. in the state meet. The 800- re lay team con- sisting of Teresa Anderson, Colleen Gajeski, Kelly Gajeski, and Kary Keur set a new school record of 1:48.02 against Whitehall. Laura Bernadini also broke the 2-mile record with the time of 13:18.06 in the con- ference meet. Congratulations ! R: Denise Cramp ton, Jan Wierango, , Theresa Brackenrich , Jill Campbell, 8 Laura Bernadini Colleen. Cregg, Keisha Fox, ' Wendy Crummel Kienke,- Yvonne Fazakerley. Barb i reoacaoocoooooooocooccoooooooooQOoococcoooooooaoooooaoooooooo gOOOCOO O OOO OOOOO O Oo ooooOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O O O OOOOOOOO O OOOOOO 1 18 139 fid Ui «0 p o ■•- ; 140 Front Row L to R: Brian Grienke, Darris Lynk , Jeff Kinney, Al Summer- field. Middle Row L to R: Walt Majors , Eric Peter- son, Curtis Adams, Paul Bialick, Barry Schaub, Steve Wilkinson. Back Row L to R: Dana Rose, Eugene Bright, Tony Schaub Randy Wilson, Chuck Wil- bur, John Malinowski, Jim Keur, Coach John Nash. GOOD JOB This year ' s track team was composed of a great group of guys. Coach Nash rated them third best track team in the history of Orchard View. The team worked diligently and all who finished the season have a great deal to be proud of. The team broke seven re- cords and came in third place in the final Seaway Conference League standings. The Most Valuable Player on OV ' s 1980 track team was Curtis Adams. Congratulations to all our track team members and to their coach, Mr. Nash. 141 ayayrfBftiiyagraBy $ © IP 9 Mtirwrr trwrwirr rtr«vitriYitir r wr««irri ir«vi gF Kmzffismmmmm fflysyp -v ' i ' 542 r y« ir irwit? y Yr?a tr n«r y« a .i: Sr. Dave Dykstra Jrs . Mike Bergklint Mike Bolles Dan Brush Jon Cregg Kevin Dagen Mark Kolbe Gary Marshall Scott Mund Al Resterhouse Jeff Thomas So. John DeWald Bob Serritos Bruce Skidmore 143 p w rere ...our J.V. Baseball team beat Spring Lake two times? Our J.V. Baseball team had a 6-9 season, but they were winners because of the effort and determination they put forth. Steve Stenberg had the highest batting average reaching .405. The team ' s overall batting average was .280. This year ' s pitchers were Dale Beattie and Mark Jalovec. Congratulations Coach Matthews and team. You ' re wished the very best for next year. A S E Jr. v A R s I T Y i ft rera rexxxy 144 c o N G R A T U ORCHARD VIEW BAND PARENTS A T 1 O N S c L A S s o F 1 9 8 Congratulations to the Class of .80 and to our daughter Merri Joy Farwig FOR COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE CALL WILLIAM E. FARWIG APPRAISALS SALES Max Green Associates RESIDENCE 773-5551 OFFICE 759-0931 APPLE AVENUE BARBER SHOP 1651 Apple Ave. Hair Styling for The Man of Distinction Stylists Bob and Ron He g bloom FLANERY ' S SUNOCO 2000 E. Laketon Avenue Muskegon, Michigan 49442 All Mechanical Work Wrecker Service 773-6126 145 Girls Softball V 1KI W 1 1- Ai !  -,■■ • m ,■ IJWL j JH w5_ H 35 sE . jg 46 . ,,the season went on the Girls Softball team grew stronger and better? Even though the team had no new records estab- lished, they did a good job. The standings were 9 wins and 8 losses for the season. The team ' s captains for the year were Ronnie Fier- ros and Kay Covington. Many thanks to supportive coach and friend Mary Glov- er for doing a fine job. Good luck and much suc- cess to next year ' s team. 147 tf T(9 ??t7r7YS 148 Hit! i 149 ADMIN I STRATI ON STANDING : Mr. Polanyi, Mr. MacPherson, Mr. Cavanaugh , and Mr. Doremire. SEATED : Mr. Ward, Mr. Tatrow, Mr. Mundt, Mr. Karnitz, and Mrs. Galdeen. I M. E. MacPherson OV 30 Superintendent Muskegon HS MSU Gerald Sielski OV 20 High School Principal Manistee HS CMU, U. of Mich. John J. Polanyi OV 29 Administration Muskegon Heights HS Univ. Of Detroit Richard Brothers OV 8 Assistant Principal HS Catholic Central HS WMU 150 photo not available- Mary Adair OV 16 Jan Agard OV 12 Home Economics k Eng. Lit., Ind. Writing Commerce HS • Rdg. Enr., Cr. Writing Wayne State Univ. RPHS WMU Kathie Carey OV 6 English 9, Speech, Individualized Writing RPHS WMU Saundra Christie Home Economics I Eaton Rapids HS MSU ' J ' I HUP •■ • • f % Jack Beukema Gen. Math, Alg. Holland HS CMU OV 3 I A Robert Chupp OV 8 Alg. I, Alg. II Reed City HS Ferris, CMU NOT SHOWN Doug Coe OV 3 Industrial Arts Walled Lake HS WMU David B. Eck OV 16 Typing, Dist. Ed. Grant HS Ferris, WMU u Larry Cone Math Lab, Con. Math, Algebra IB Muskegon HS WMU Richard Fry OV 21 Biology, Driver ' s Ed. Roscoe HS Olivet Nazerene, MSU 1 • .. S Stan Denman OV 11 Health, Phys. Ed. Speedway HS Ball State Univ. Jim Fulton OV 16 Typing, Data Processing General Business Musk. Heights HS WMU I?) 151 Louis A. Graham OV 10 Practical English, Honors English 10 Mona Shores HS CMU Wallace Herrala OV 16 History, Science Muskegon Heights HS U. of Mich. Roberta Hauke OV 15 Office Lab, Shorthand Muskegon Heights HS WMU David L. Jones OV 16 Automechanics , Fros . Math Mt. Pleasant HS CMU is 92 I COll Mike Henry OV 9 Government Peru HS College of Wooster Suejean Kienke OV 8 Am. Lit., Ind. English Muskegon HS MSU Doug Kilgren Wood Shop Hillsdale HS WMU Ronald Matthews OV 1 1 Alg. IA, Gen. Science, Physics, Chemistry NMHS Hope, Indiana U. Larry Lapomarda OV 10 English, History Catholic Central HS WMU John McKinley OV 14 Geometry, Algebra, Advanced Math Grant HS CMU Carl F. Lund OV 17 Psychology, Sociology Ludington HS MSU Stephen Moore Librarian Niles HS U. of Mich. , WMU OV 12 152 ' -o t L John H. Nash OV 11 Phys . Ed. j Science Chesterton New Trier HS Ball State Univ. . WMU ni Kathryn Nash OV 9 Phys. Ed. , Health Fruitport HS WMU Beatrice Nobes Art Muskegon HS MSU, WMU Gale Noel Biology Scottville HS WMU OV 16 Patricia Prentice OV 12 Gen. English 10 11 Muskegon HS WMU Helen Palmer OV 18 French Brazil HS Drury C, Colorado C. .TV Delane Robinson OV 19 Typing, Acct. 1 2 Fort Branch HS Indiana State Univ. Roger C. Patton OV 12 Am. Lit., Gen. Eng. , Am. Civ. S. Pittsburg HS Cattanooga U. , U. of W. James R. Saxe OV 12 Gov ' t. , U.S . History Muskegon HS WMU Craig A. Smith Marching Band Bentley HS CMU OV 5 B.C. Stellard OV 2 Speech, Newspaper, Mass Media, Yearbook RPHS U. of Mich. Patricia Stevens OV 7 Phys. Ed. Hudsonville Public HS WMU 153 Tom Stribley OV 17 U.S. History North Muskegon HS WMU Norman Welch OV 16 English Port Huron HS Ferris State Doris Young OV Home Economics Mason County Central HS MSU Cheryl Evans Secretary Muskegon HS OV 1 r ' ■. Peter Waalkens OV 14 Metals j Machine Shop ' Albert Lea HS Winona State U. , Stout Roberta Wierenga OV 3 Choir, Drama Workshop Mona Shores HS Hope College s E C R E T A R I E i f Rayora Bjornstrom OV 24 Secretary, Bookkeeper Muskegon Heights HS Alberta Heath OV 17 Library Secretary Revillo HS Muskegon Business C. H IH s Donald Warnaar OV 18 Band Grand Haven HS CMU Roland Wikman OV 2 3 Me ch . Dwg . , 9 th Shop Muskegon HS WMU Virginia Cuthrell OV 5 Secretary Hempstead HS Dorothy Schmiedmg OV 12 Secretary Muskegon HS I m}i I - 154 1 Donna Rose OV 11 Secretary Fremont HS Davenport Business C. Ron Gibbs Counselor j Petosky HS WMU, U. of Mich OV 13 Phys. Ed. Patrick Shafer OV 15 Comm. Ed. Coord. Cadillac HS CMU, MSU Dolly Rude OV 4 Comm. Ed. Secretary St. Jeans HS Muskegon Business C. c o u N s E L O R S c o M M U N I T Y ■a - Barbara Wierenga Payroll Muskegon HS Joyce Quarto Guidance Counselt Hesperia HS WMU OV 12 OV 17 ■ -- ' ■•■ ' m 5 Larry Blackmer OV 7 Adult High School Dir. , Asst. Comm. Ed. Dir. Ravenna HS CMU Louise Crawford OV 4 Comm. Ed. Secretary Catholic Central HS E D U C A T I O N Nancy VanNatter OV 1 Hall Monitor Ravenna HS Harvey Schultz OV 19 Counselor Muskegon Heights HS MCC, MSU, WMU Jane Ramsey Comm. Ed. Counselor Orchard View HS CMU Mari Fris OV 2 mo. Comm. Ed. Secretary Orchard View HS 155 Frank J. Bush OV 3 School Social Worker Cass Technical HS Wayne State Univ. Robert G. Scandary OV 3 Resource (LD Instructor) Lansing Waverly HS CMU E C I A L M NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Bill Young OV 5 Industrial Arts, Math Catholic Central HS MSU Doris Peterman OV 18 Secretary (MALP) Muskegon HS Chris Goodin Career Center Reeths Puffer HS WMU OV OV 1 Patrick O ' Hare OV 12 Communications Port Huron HS WMU Nancy Slajus Eng. , Reading, Gov ' t., Am. History, Science Rogers City HS , MSU David Overheul Resource Room North Muskegon HS MCC, GVSC, MSU OV 7 John C. O ' Brien OV 15 M.A.L.P. Ass. Principal Vicksburg Comm. Schools Kalamazoo C. , WMU Karen Tobin OV 8 Secretary (MALP) Mather HS MCC, Musk. Business C. Lawrence Ricco OV 7 Teacher Consultant Muskegon HS MCC, WMU, MSU Norma Agard OV 8 Personal Understanding North Muskegon HS Grand Valley State C. ■ Robert Frye OV 15 Math, Driver ' s Ed. Traverse City HS Johnson Bible, CMU, MSU Lee M. King OV 8 Sp. Ed. Reading Catholic Central HS GVSC, Wayne State U. r 0 Fredrick Garvey OV 14 Special Education Muskegon HS MSU James Peterman OV 15 Gov ' t., World Cultures Muskegon HS MCC, WMU, Hope .j v. Harry Jacobs Math, Phys. Ed. Ravenna HS CMU OV 5 OV 15 Larry Poulson Ind. Education Muskegon Heights HS WMU, Northern Michigan vv i OV 12 Susanne Schultz Home Economics John W. Hallahan-Phila WMU, Grand Valley Michael Fitzpatrick Work Coordinator OV 10 Catholic Central HS WMU Marjorie Sparrowgrove Coram. , Phys. Ed. OV 13 Armstrong Cons. School UMTl Richard Near OV 14 Vocational Evaluation Shelby HS Goshen College, WMU Walter Speese OV 9 History, English Whitehall HS WMU Nancy Gaul OV 6 Speech Pathologist Muskegon HS WM1I 157 John Kadelsik OV 12 MALP Counselor Reeths Puffer HS MSU , WMU Noel la Mahn OV 5 Communications Aide St. Jeans HS Carolyn Briggs OV 3 Reading Aide Muskegon HS Rhoda Watts OV 4 Audio - Visual Aide West. Mich. Christain HS Phyllis Firehammer OV 7 Home Ec. Aide Monona Grove HS William C. Bodell OV 1 Shop Aide Muskegon HS Muskegon Comm. College From L. to R. : Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Stratel Mrs. Zawlocki, Mrs. Kymes , Mrs. Berdincki . KITCHEN 1S8 Congratulations Class of ' 80 E-Z Way Open 7 Days A Week Gas Grocery 2381 Apple Corner of Apple Ave. Sheridan- 777-3090 JESSE ' S SNOWPLOWING Commercial Snowplowing Snow Remova ON CALL 24 HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEK 737-8373 (Bus.) 3575 GETTY 739-2269 (Res.) MUSKEGON, MI 49444 Congratulations OV Class of ' 80    « ¥ Y ' OUR FOUR DCATivj.iS . 2155 Apple - Muskegon 444 Beacon - G. Haven 1821 Henry - Muskegon 1362 N. Whitehall - N. Muskegon EMPLOYEES ARE . TOP SHEFS , m 15° Congratulations ' ' Class of 1980 FROM THE Maycroft Square Tappers Gene Alice Jiaycroft Directors DUALITY - 5ERVICE - VALUE E J Beauty Supply 1971 APPLE AVE. gp,Jt MUSKEGON, MICH. 49442 u. „ fflJCCBoth Former Grads From o V. I Ti 1 IE. l 1 « Professionals Sales Only ED a JUDY FIELD PHONE 515-777-1343 Nortbvax Isanes i707 EVANSTON MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN JONES ELECTRIC CO Repair Station for- HOIST and Service for All other Hoists 701 Phone W. Clay 722-7602 TERRACE AT LAKETON MUSKEGON PH. 722-3508 160 . . .the tennis team ' s captain was Ken Mead? The Varsity team had a season record of 1-1. The coach, Mr. Robert Scandary, feels that this year ' s team was involved in more head game ' s. He is quoted, I feel that this year ' s team im- proved both in the physical and emotional aspect of the game. To play well is easy, but to keep your cool while doing it is quite another story. Consis- tent shoots and volleys accompanied with good first serves were some of the growth seen during the season. With the returning team mem- bers involvement in summer tennis programs , Orchard View should be a strong contender for the 1 spot next year. 161 r SCOTT I Ml ICTUS William EAne t Henley Out oh the night that covca me, Black. a the Pit Ixom pole to pole, thank whatever god may be Foa my unconqu.eA.able oul. In the {ell clutch oh circumstance I have not winced noA cxied aloud. UndeA the bludgeoning oh chance My head i bloody, but unbowed. 8 K I M R E Beyond thJU place oh WAath and tzaA Loom but the hoAAOA oh the hade, And yet the. menace, oh the. ye.aA Find and hall hind me unahAaid. It mattJLK not hao ttait the gate. How cliaAged with punishments the caoII, I am the mastCA oh my ate; I am the. captain oh my oul. ■I 3 1 1 ; . nj 162 163 • • • WHEN THE MOCK ELECTION RESULTS CAMEIN?! Shelly Johnson 1 j i fflNi CERS JS w Mary Be-nwrJini AlUn kilgendoi IjZj llllillllllllllllll ce Kozal - ' -4 CLASS ANGELS BEST ' -A MOST PLEASANT TO BE AROUND BEST FIGURE PHYSIQUE [Sue Porte 165 t v mtjb ??;. . ntj i : 4 ' ,■: .Cindy Edgalj ' ..ChrirjT, B Terri Wa 1 j_ Mi[)_bi hlkJu I O B E laIjghing;-, ' ] W! Vf . CLASS BRAINS Mary Bernardini Allan Hilgendorf CLASS SKIPPER Randy Appel NOT PICTURED SHORTEST Randy Appel Kathy Eliopulos SHYEST Scott Fowler Jackie Grosswiler CLASS CLOWN Mike Kruzel Lisa Pavlich 167 168 A % ...our industrial arts department pro- duced award winning projects? Receiving honorable mentions were: Bill Brad- field; hand metal C clamp, Kevin McFall; hand wood lamp, Paul Kramer; mechanical drawing II, and Mark Borgerding; woods. Sixth place winners were John Bowen ; hand metal C clamp, Rod Larson; metal casting and Leonard Johnson; woods. The third place winner was Paul Bialik; machine shop. Sec- ond place winners were Barry Schaub; mechanical drawing I, John Kemp; mech- anical drawing II , Marine Goodin; ma- chine shop, and Walt Majors; woods. The first place winners were Ron Macomber; cabinet- making, John Kemp; furniture construc- tion, Ken Borgman and Randy Bowen ; ma- chine shop and Jim Jawor and Randy Bowen ; woods . Con- gratulations in- structors: Mr. Coe , Mr. Jones, Mr. Waal- kins, Mr. Wikman and Mr. Kilgren. KM- 169 Olckaic) View igSO $ P om 170 tfiHBt 171 172 MID WEST SPRING MANUFACTURING COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF A COMPLETE AND DIVERSIFIED LINE OF PRECISION MADE SPRINGS- Phone: 777-2707 Area Code 616 1935 E„ LAKETON AVE. MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN 49442 Gordon Small Ford Inc. Red Carpet Leasing any make any model complete body shop including glass installation. Rent Cars Available Good Selection of new and used cars and trucks. OUR SPECIALTY Four Wheel Drives Vans Phone 894-4002 31 Expressway Whitehall Exit I J fikmwm ' ■ ' ■ ■ HIIVEHY COMPANY 2524 PARK STREET MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 7 73-2695 173 KITCHENS by A B DISTRIBUTORS INC. 3920 APPLE AVE. We specialize in Kitchen Cabinets Congratulations to our son Dan Busman and to the Class of ' SO FRITZ THE DRU6GEST HALLMARK CARDS UTILITY SUE-STATION A; D HOST-OFFICE FANMYKIN CENTER DAK IN ANIMALS AND SIFTS hUSSE. stover ca; dy Phil Murray R. Ph. Prop Phone 773-4780 1975 Apple Ave, Muskegon, Mich, GOOD LUCK! ORCHARD VIEW GRADUATES MUSKEGON TOWNSHIP BOARD Charlotte Rusch, Treas. Juane Baker, Trustee Clarence Glass, Trustee Harold ' ( ' right, Trustee 174 JitJJjJtn Gracious Dining in our old English atmosphere open 7 days 722-3012 Free valet parking 415 W. Western Congratulations Class of ' 80 from SHEPHERD GARAGE DOOR INC. SIMPSONS PHARMACY AND GIFT SHOP JAMES WOOD AGENCY, , t E SSI o y 832 Apple Ave. Muskegon, Mich. Phone 773-6494 PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS SINCE 1941 H3 INC. Congratulates the 1980 Graduating Class 175 OUR FRIENDS WERE THERE TO HELP? 176 . HONORS ASSEMBLY 177 This space may be small but it holds a big THANK- YOU  . the greatest teacher and friend we have ever had. With Lots of Love, Rene ' e Bitson Dan Busman Kris Carey Jeff Ellis Flo Kozal Kevin Morris Lynne Rude Leon Tabler Congratulations Class of ' 80 Visit Our Local Dealers For Good Old Fashioned Service Laketon Zephyr Service 860 W. Laketon Howard Meloche DISTRIBUTOR NAPH-SOL REFUSING CO. 1222 Holton Rd 744-1631 Congratulations to the 1980 Senior Graduating Class Pat ' s Bit ' O-Beauty UNISEX HAIRCUTS 1013 Eastgate 773-6776 I B m 179 t JL r DENISE LYNN ALDERINK Aquaettes 1,2,3,4 Bowling 1 Powder Puff 1,2 TERISE MARIE ALDERINK Cheerleading 1,2 Aquaettes 2 Powder Puff 1 Bowling 4 Kids for Kids Chairman 3 BASIL WADE ALDRIDGE National Honor Society 3,4 TERRI LYNN AMBURGEY Cheerleading 1 Concert Band 1 Symphonic Band 2 Marching Band 1,2,4 Pep Band 1,2 Powder Puff 2 Who ' s Who Among American High School Students Teacher Aide 3,4 Stonehenge 4 Bowling 2,3,4 LEELYN J„ ANDERSON Yearbook 4 Concert Band 1,2 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Lanidracs 2,4 Wrestlerette 1 Stonehenge 4 Symphonic Band 3,4 Pep Band 1,2,4 Lanidracs Captain 4 J„V„ Tennis 3 Varsity Tennis 4 Workshop 1,2,4 Freshman Secretary 1 Junior Vice-President 3 Senior Vice-President 4 Lumber Queen Musical 2 Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3 Talent Show 4 CAROLYN ANDREAS Marching Band 1 Concert Band 1 Bowling 2,3 Co-op 4 Exchange Day 4 French Club 3 Junior Achievement V„P. Sales 2 RANDAL APPEL MARCIA ASMUS Powder Puff 2 VINCE BARCLAY Hockey 1,2 TAMI BARKER Powder Puff 1,2 RANDALL C„ BARNEY Football 1,2,3,4 Swimming 1 JANICE MARIE BARNHARD Wrestlerettes 1 Lanidracs 2,3 Lanidracs Treasurer 3 CHRIS BARRY Golf 1,2,3,4 MARK A. BAUSTERT DEBORAH BECK Powder Puff 2 GEORGE ARTHER BECK BRAD BENHAM Swimming Diving 2,3 MARY M. BERNARDINI Band 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2 Marching Band 1,2 Flag Carrier 3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 YVONNE BERTOIA Wrestlerettes 1,2,4 Band 1 Camp Counselor 4 Co-op 3,4 RENEE BITSON Chairman for Kids for Kids 2,3,4 Workshop 3 Choir 1,2,3 Yearbook 4 Stonehenge 4 Girls Bowling 1,2,3,4 Powder Puff 1,2 Aide 2,4 KIMBERLY BLACK Bowling 1,2,3,4 French Club Treasurer 3 Work Shop 3 Yearbook 3,4 Library Aide 3 Teacher Aide 3 Exchange day 4 ROSEMARY ELLEN BOLLES Student Council 1 Class Treasurer 2 Volleyball 2 Home Ec. 2 Office Aide 2 Volleyball Stats 4 SUSAN B. BONTENBAL Special Olympics 78-79 3rd place Free exercise Bronze SANDRA LEE BORDEAUX Band 4 Pep Band 1 Marching Band 4 Workshop 1 Class President 1 Cheerleader 2 Aquaettes 4 Yearbook h Miss Muskegon Finalist 4 JEFFERY A. BOGERDING J.V. Football 2 Junior Achievement 2 KEN BORGMAN DAVE BOTELLO Football 1,2 Basketball 1,2 ROBIN LYNN BRADFIELD Powder Puff 1,2 Concert Band 1 Marching Band 1 Kids for Kids 3 Aquaettes 3,4 PAULA L. BRADLEY Softball Powder Puff Work Shop !J a VR aaa vaaj s KELLY BRANDES Swim Meet Helper 1,2,3,4 Powder Puff 1,2 Lanidrac 3 JULIE ANNE BREDEWEG Wrestlerettes 1,2,3,4 Swim Meet Helper 3,4 Choir 1,2 Aquaettes 2,3,4 Yearbook 3,4 JEFF BRISKE DOUGLAS BUIT Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Concert Band 1,2,3 Swim Team 1 Co-op 4 Band Camp 1,2,3,4 YVETTE LYNN BURREL Basketball 1,2,3,4 DANIEL A. BUSMAN II Treasurer 2,3 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Concert Band 1 Symphonic Band 2,3,4 Yearbook 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Kids for Kids Chairman 4 CYNTHIA MARIE BYARD € JIM CANFIELD EMILY L. CARDEN Future Secretarys Ace. Candy Striper 1,2 Volunteer MDC 1 6th Grade Assistant 3 2,3 BL ua 7 iB . IF YOU CAN - READ THIS - THANK A TEACHE KRISTI ANN CAREY Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Concert Band 1,2 Symphonic Band 3,4 Work Shop 1,2,3,4 School Musical 4 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 3 Lanidracs 2,3,4 Wrestlerette 1 Exchange Day 3,4 Who ' s who amoung American high school students 3 SUSAN CARNES Choir 1 Bowling Team 4 ANITA L. CARSON Volleyball team 3 Track team 3 LYNDA CEJMER Office Aide 3,4 Theater Arts 2 ROBBYN ANNE CHIDESTER Art 2,3,4 Stonehenge 4 Choir 1,2 Drama 2 Art Aide 3,4 GWENDA COBB Bowling 1 ROGER MARK COCHRAN BRIGITTE SUZANNE COLE Cheerleading 1,2,3 Gymnastics 1 Homecoming Queen 4 Powder Puff 1 KELLY JO COOPER Track 1 Gymnastics 2 Powder Puff 1,2 KAY E. COVINGTON Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Concert Band 1 Symphonic Band 2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3 Powder Puff 1,2 Basket Ball 3,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 JENNIFER CREGG JULIE CROWELL Ski Club 1,2 KAREN DECKER Basketball 1,2,3,4 Basketball Co- Captain 4 Volleyball 4 Volleyball Captain 4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Court 4 Boy ' s Basketball Statistician 3,4 THERESA J. DEKREEK State Solo Ensemble 3,4 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Symphonic Band 2,3,4 Concert Band 1 Jazz Band 2,3,4 District Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4 Photographer 3 Who ' s Who Among American High School Students Stonehenge 3 Stonehenge Assistant Editor 4 Tennis 4 Play Orchestra 4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Talent Show 4 Exchange Day 4 STEVE DELANO LARRY DIXON Stonehenge 4 ANDREA DOWDY TONY DOWDY LILIANNE M. DUREN KELLY ELIZABETH JOHNIVAN DURHAM Powder Puff 1 Stonehenge 4 Arbor Girl 3 DAVID DYKSTRA a aa ROBIN LYNN EASTLING Wrestlerettes 1 Cheerleading 2,4 School Play 1 Aquaette Helper 2 Yearbook 3,4 Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3 Office Aide 4 CINDY LOU EDS ALL Aquaettes 1,2,3,4 Powder Puff 1 Wrestlerettes 2 Swim Team Timer 3,4 KATHY ANN ELIOPULOS Pep Band 1 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 JEFF ELLIS Basketball Yearbook KATHY ELMER Wrestlerettes 1,2 Co-op 4 SUSAN EWALD Marching Band 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Bowling 1,2,3 Prom Hostess 3 Concert Band 1 Symphonic Band 2,3,4 Teachers Aide 3 Co-op 4 Exchange Day 4 RON FAINO Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 RANDY GENE FARBER MERRI JOY FARWIG Bowling 2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Exchange Day 4 YVONNE SUE FAZAKERLAY Swimming 2,4 Track 1,2,4 Choir 1,4 Powder Puff 1 Swim Meet Helper 2 Exchange Day 4 MARK FEUTZ Football 1,2,3,4 VERONICA FIERROS Girls Basketball 1,2,3,4 Girls Softball 1,2,3,4 Bowling 1,2 District Basketball Winner 3 Basketball Seaway Champs 3,4 SCOTT R, FOWLER DAVID W a GALDEEN Football 1,2,3 Swimming 1 , 2 Track 1,2,3 MIKE GARVEY Football 2,4 Hockey 1,2 JON PAUL GAUDETTE RANDY GEBOLYS Wrestling 1,2,3 Football 1,2 , ir  jr  CHIP GERARD Football 1,2,3,4 Track 2 Intramural Basketball 2,3,4 STEVE Go GOETZ BARBARA E„ GONZALEZ JULIE ANN GOOD Powder Puff 1,2 NORMAN S„ GREENE Baseball 2,3 Varsity Football Manager 3 DAVE GREINER Football Basketball Baseball SHERRY LYNN HAMEL Cheerleading 1,3 Powder Puff 1,2 LEROY G. HANSEN Basketball Manager 1,2 Intermural Basketball 2,3,4 BRYAN LEROY HARRELL Track 1 Yearbook Photographer 3,4 VFW Speak Off 3,4 Work Shop 3,4 KEITH D HARRIS Football 2 Weight Lifting 1,2,3,4 MICHAEL Jo HARTLEY Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Concert Band 1,2,3 Swim Team 1,2,3,4 CHRIS HATHAWAY Hockey Team 1,2 DIANA LYNN HEPLER Basketball 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Aquaettes 1,2,3 Boys Basketball Statistician ALLAN Do HILGENDORF Tennis 1,2,3,4 Debate 3,4 National Honor Society JIM HUFFMAN RICHARD P. HUGHES Baseball 2 LEONARD EARL HUGHEY JEFF HUNTER Football 1,2 MARK JACKSON Football 1,2,3 ■CSv JACQUELIN GROSSWILER lMUMLIfcT?! 182 s £ ? MARY ELLEN PRATT JANKOWSKI Unicef Chairman 1 Track Meet Helper 1 Elementary School Aide 3 Teachers Aide 1,2,3 Stonehenge 3,4 BETTY JOHNSON RANDY JOHNSON Track 1 Swimming 1 SHELLY ANN JOHNSON Choir 1 Powder Puff 1,2 Wrestlerettes 2 Homecoming Court 4 Kids for Kids 3 SCOTT T. JURECIC JOHN KEMP Swimming 1,2,3 Cross Country 2 Weight Lifting 4 JAMES DEAN KEUR Football 1,2 Cross Countr y 3,4 Track 3,4 SHERI LYNN KEVERN Aquaettes 1,3,4 Powder Puff 1,2 Unicef 1,2,3 President of Aquaettes 4 Poetry Published 2 Student Aide 1,2,3 TAMMIE ANN KIEFT Cheerleading 2,3 Aquaettes 2 Powder Puff 1 SHERRI ANN KINNEY Bowling 1,2,3 Choir 1,4 Exchange Day 4 CHRIS KJOLLER Bowling 1 Exchange Day Guide 4 JANE ANNE KLEMP Choir 1 Powder Puff 1,2 ROCHELLE KNOLL Track 1 Powder Puff 1 JUSTINE KOVALCIK Powder Puff Aquaettes FLORENCE B„ KOZAL Majorette 1,2,3,4 Majorette Captain 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Li ' l Abner 4 Charlie Brown 3 Kids for Kids 4 Concert Band 1,2 Symphonic Band 3,4 Exchange Day 3 Exchange Day Guide 4 MIKE KRUZEL KELLY LYNN LARABEE Swim Team Timer 3 Girls Softball 3 Nurse Aide 4 MEL LATSCH Football 4 Basketball 2 Intramural s 3,4 DANIEL A„ LEVANDOWSKI Workshop 1 Drama 3,4 Class Vice-President 1 JOSE LEYTON TODD LONG Swimming 1,2 LORI LOSS MICHAEL LUTZ ESQ. Senior Auto Mechanics RHONDA JO MALMQUIST Bowling Yearbook Lanidracs Workshop School Play Exchange Day DAN MAUS Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Baseball 2 Wrestling 3 MIKE MCCARTY Football 2,3,4 All Conference Football 4 All Area Football 4 Basketball 2,3,4 All Conference Basketball 4 Honorable Mention All Area Basketball 4 Co-captain Basketball Track 1,2 TOM MCCAULEY DANIEL MCCOMBS DOUG MCCOMBS Football 1 Wrestling 1,2,3 JOE MCGHAN KENNETH JOHN MEAD Drum Major 2,3,4 Jazz Band 1,2,3,4 Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Jazz Combo 4 Tennis 1,2,3,4 Cross Country 3 Choir 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Freshman Class Treasurer Sophomore Class Vice President Tennis Team Captain 4 Student Director of Musical Aquaette Narrator 4 SANDY MECHER Bowling 1,2,3,4 LORI LYN MEDEMA Gymnastics 1,2,3 Powder Puff 1,2 LORI LYNN MILLER Gymnastics 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Court 4 TONY L„ MITCHELTREE Band 1,2,3,4 Golf 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3 SAM S. MOLINE JR. s? £ £ MILT MONTGOMERY Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Football All Conference 3 Wrestling Regional qualifier KEVIN MATTHEW MORRIS Wrestling Manager 1,2,3 Tennis 2,3 Football Manager 3 Work Shop 2,3,4 MARION MUNAFO TIM NELSON BETSY NOEL Band 1,2,3 Gymnastics 1,3 Track 4 WILLIAM OAKES MARC ODIZZO (Exchange Student) Track 4 KEVIN E„ O ' DONNELL MARIJEAN OOSTING Concert Band 1 Symphonic Band 2 Marching Band 1,2 Powder Puff 1,2 GREGG OVERKAMP Football 1,2,3 Wrestling 1,2 JIM PATTERSON Swimming 1,2,3,4 LISA KAY PAVLICH Gymnastics Swim team Powder Puff Cheerleading BILL PETERSON SUSAN PORTENGA Powder Puff 1,2 KENT POSTMUS Football 1 Class Treasurer 1 Editor Yearbook 4 Assistant Editor 3 ' KENNETH JAMES POSOBIEC PAMELA LYNNE POTTER Track 1 Band 1,2,3 Softball 3 Volleyball 4 Powder Puff 1,2 KATHRYN PRIEST Marching Band 2,3,4 Concert Band 1,2,3 Symphonic Band 4 DARLENE RABE Muskegon County Your Ad- visory Board 2,3,4 Photography 3,4 Photography Editor 4 Workshop 1,2,3,4 Tennis 2,3 Secretary of Workshop 3 LAURA J„ RAYMOND Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Teacher Aides 4 Bowling 4 V. 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