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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1982 volume:

f'E'ff-fnwivf' Qu- wfeewfqzw-.f4s1gVs,5 314: 1-' a f,,2,5,3,3,l,,g L V, Y 1 , I 5 a . - P f'f J1'Nr1'r'---1 rn 8 I v --'fr .' ' 11, '-'iii ':?Q.2?l'Y:k Fight! Fight! Fight! Come on and go team, fight, We!!! win tonight! The thrill of victory shall come! We'll stand the test, we'll do the best, that any school has ever done! So give a Cheer! Rah! Fight! Go Orchard View, another Cheer! Rah! Fight! We are all for you! The CARDINALS is our name, and we will fight to win this game!! The morning light breaks fair and bright, and golden is the day, When thoughts return to Orchard View, The Cardinal and Grey! The friendships true and mem'ries gay, come back in glad array as grateful hearts lift up the song and give our pledge today, Our Honor, Pride and Loyalty to The Cardinal and Grey! A Q 'K b . JULMAN ELEMENTARY GUSTAFSUN ELEMENTARY SHERIDAN DR. MAGARTHUR AVE. GRADES K-5 GRADES K-5 ORCHARD VIEW ELEMENTARY SHUNAT ST. GRADES K-5 C NT ENTS Editor's Page .... Imprint Staff . Kids for Kids . Cross Country . Football ......... Superior Seniors . Homecoming ...... Dedication . F.A.M.E. ........ . Baby Faces ....... Mr. Po1anyifMr. Sielski .. . Senior Surprise .. Girls Basketball . Thanks .......... Cheerleading .. Band ............. Boys Basketball .. Lanidracs ....... Jolly Juniors . Aquettes ...... Wrestling ....... Girls Volleyball . Choir ............ Spirited Sophomores Spirit Week ...... Workshop ........ Christmas Dance .. Track ........... Imprint ......... Honors Assembly .. Weightroom ...... VFW ............. Foolish Freshnen . Girls Softball ... Special Autographs Baseball ......... Tennis ..... . Blood Drive .. Prom .......... Mock Election .... Senior Directory . Board of Education Candids .......... Faculty .......... National Honor Society . .... Graduation ....... Patrons!He1pers .. Ads ............. 10 12 16 30 34 37 42 46 50 58 62 64 74 76 78 82 92 95 100 104 106 110 120 122 124 126 128 130 132 136 148 154 156 158 160 Fellow students, As I think back on my years at Urchard View, I find myself smiling. I remember the day I came to the high school. Unly a freshman and awed at all the upper-classmen. The ceilings were so high and the lockers were so tall. The halls were so large and so crowded. I remember fighting my way down the long, crowded halls trying to find my classes and trying to get there on time. That seems like only yesterday!! All my memories of 0.V. will travel with me wherever I go. I will miss Urchard View High School. Even more than the school, I will miss YUU, my friends. Friendship is what made school so important to me, and friendship will help us all through our rough times. I hope you can value the time you have with your friends, because four years is not a very long time. I would like to thank the wonderful class of l982 for their many years of friendship. Also, I would like to dedicate this book to the class with class--the class of l982!! Good lucky and may God bless you! Your friend, - UW ' C 121' , Sharon L. Martinez 1981-82 Editor l?ElI SVP IPF' Qu lh,Sg:9eFa,l 'av' A Q -, 4,-'vl 'l,' I' may 0 57 f ADVISOR: Bryan Harrell df EDITOR : Sharon Martinez L WJ, ' Senior Ass't Editor' Joni Deyoung 0 g 'JJ ------' , E S- a - Junior Ass't Editor:Barb Heaton 4 Senior Staff Members Junior Staff Members Lynda Asmus Ellen Beerman Janis Ewald Connie Gonzales Becky Roundhouse Beth Ryan Rhonda Ward WPhotographer Diane Ketchum Donna McDonald WDave Bucher WCraig McCormick Sophomore Staff Members Rhonda Hathaway Lisa Laskowski We would like to thank all the staff members who have worked hard to make this book possible. The many hours spent after school preparing this book is greatly appreciated. We would like to es- pecially thank Mr. Brothers and Mr. Sielski for their assistanceg Mrs. Rose and Mrs. Evans for their patienceg Mr. John Pesano of Josten's American Yearbook Co. and Lila Sorenson and the staff at Paris Studios for their service. 19 l-1982 A i . J' , - A I 6 W? 2K w ' , ,1 3 1 ..:, 1 Fi ,- XJ X M, Q. tiggaw., in-ani N-xr f Kris Cheri Leigh Ann Becky Dixie Julie Knapp Lofquist Elliott Pratt Chase Pogrt Freshmen-3655.85 Sophomores-5955.88 1931-1982 H1115 F1111 H1115 Arletta Allen Juniors-3 459 T1 '--' Beth Pratt 950.57 at . sf- ix , Joan Sharon Anne Postmus Martinez Culver Seniors-5778.85 28.82 - S850 27.02 - S800 13.62 - S400 8.42 - S250 8.42 - S250 6.72 - 3200 3.42 - S100 3.42 - S100 1.72 - S 50 +--1- 1981 Money Distribution Mickey Koddington - Cdistrict encephalitis victiml St. Judes Children's Hospital Muskegon Goodfellows Muskegon March of Dimes UNICEF American Cancer Society Every Woman's Place - Cchild abuse center? Bucs for Burns Plaque for a special O.V. girl who died The number '13' proved to be a lucky number for the 1981 Kids for Kids Drive chairpersons. Their thirteenth year turned out to be the best year as far as raising money is concerned. The economy was down, but the O.V. kids were up as they went out and worked hard. Dixie Chase and Julie Poort definitely set the pace for all the class people who all worked. They did. Or- chard View should be very proud of the fact that the Kids for Kids Drive has been a success for 13 consecutive years, and now has a grand total of almost S25,000. Thanks to all the students, teachers, adminstrators, and people who made this years drive the success it was. 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Koval cik 16 :45 cugemmu A T A A. Summerfield l7:U5 A. Kolbe 17:55 T. Williams 17:57 E. Peabody 18:15 R. Mixter 18:16 M. Sweet 18:55 B. Smith 21:06 C. Morris 22:15 A. Anderson 22:48 Cross Country had a pretty good year, winning three out of five meets. Seniors Craig Kovalcik and Alan Summerfield placed 6th and 8th, respectively, in the A11-Conference. Sophomore Louie Modgis got 3,1 'ix ' , b i uBest Time on the Teamn and Freshman Bernadette Smith broke a school record. , ..aX.1,,-A '4 1 -Mfwvl' .-1 4N HFV7f .fff tXWrw 'W ,wiv .r.q48Sm tw,. .-?'t7kEmJmf.5 .3ir,fEf5w7f,fQ in 1 M. . gf V,-W ' , 2'.e.:,.,- .3 ,EX .3 fx v V . - ,if a ff iffffi S 3 7: E., ' W1 2 ' g ff . ,K . W, ag, ., I V l -m X- , , 1 4- W..-. - 4' 2' A ,. 111' ,Af ful' -3 ???S5:gK?3 !VUvba'w p 1711573 '38 5 ' 4 - - ' , 1, - r, 5 k f ' , 5' pqnk wfi ll Q .,-1 .jr -'- v .- . 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But--a total team effort by 31 players produced a Seaway Conference Championship Highlighting this accomplishment were the leadership and excellent performances by the All-Conference picks.H With the nucleus of juniors coming back in 1982, and the good attitudes, don't be too surprised to see a repeat performanoe.H says Coach Graham. Standing: Coach Graham, Jack Budde, Bill Munford, Steven Stenberg, Gary Maus, Bill Bradfield, Mike Feutz, Mark Jalovec, Chris McCarty, John Barr, Dave Gonyon Coach Parker, Coach Janusiewicz 2nd Row: Greg Laskowski, Doug Thomas, Jeff Nichols, Jim Nielson, Ken Hansen, Andy Stewart, Craig Cowins, John Wright, Alan Miller, Steve Wilkerson, Randy Tibbitts, Rick Johnson 3rd Row: Rick 0'Brien, Tim Wilde, Mike Connell, Daren Troyer, Tom Neal, Ted Karnitz, Trog Long, Bill Ream, Bob Serritos, Walt Major Football Scores North Muskegon M. Catholic Ludington Reeths Puffer Fruitport Whitehall Spring Lake Ukemos Uakrjdge Overall record Conference f5hared 5 eaway JV FOOTBALL K , YW ., sWM,, f A Ai, 4 WH i.X ,4A?lQ11 mm, 5 an an-3, . .41 HEven though the team had a losing season, they were a much better team than their record shows,H says Coach Sharnowski. nwith a Couple of breaks for them, their record could have been easily reversed.H HThere are many good athletes on this team that will help the Varsity Squad next year. With the Juniors from this year, they could have a real good season next year.H NI enjoyed working with these young men and would like to wish them the 'Best of Luck'.H North Muskegon--06... -. Catholic Central--48 .... .- Ludington--06... . Reetns-Puffer--08. Fruitport--06... Mhitehall--18... Spring Lake--06... Ukemos--36... Uakridge--07 .... . Record: 3 winsg 5 lossesg l tie ' K A Km VWA R t, V ,, K4-x UQ First Row: Ron McGahan, Ed Fierros, Chuck Smith, Tyrece Lynk, Bob Larabee, Bob Armantrout, Jeff Welc, Jesse Brown. Second Row: Rob Crosby, Mike Ray, Rayme Collins, Randy Rake, Bob Giudice, Greg Barr, Bill McCrary, Jamie Bandt. Third Row: Coach Henry, Dick Nas, Dave Eslick, Larry Swarts, Rich Welch, Mike Hoover, Brian Keith, Dan Herzhaft, Rick Black, Coach Herrala. get Pictured: Rick Wilson and Johnny Pulsifer. XM ' 'fii wf qtflgff 135l'?:+'f gig' 4. ,F - gs Q pai ... ',j ,g ,, fm' h if I T ZQ J LV. 5 i s 'Ziff ' 5 3.- ,lf ',,' ,?, 55, Iggyrffll .. . ' K, , ix I . 'V n ik' ,A Q W. I Y L , K4 5 4 , 1 ' Q C ' t - W c of ez::::::: ' . G . 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X ,.X..,.i ' i ' a 1 ' We i i a K S x Q W ' , lab , 4 f w' :V ,u, . as '1 1 wr W w 'Ty . , W' M ,A Ji, , V M ic my 1 'C mv? x Q?-'Sn' . fy' A, . 1 f .is ,,,f-' Jw- 5 1:-V. 3 :GZ -2 V51 i :: A ,, ,,, A, , W 'R Q Y if lA? 4 Q J 4 --4: ,,,...---'11 ,,,.,...---- fx 4 X 'W A LEM R ,ml CO GRATULATIO Q r 5 it 1 ' z Hi' l . Lv 4 ,. 1 Y .. an Q . Q! v I 'Q z 4 P PRESIDENT . J Cheryl Sterling r VICE-PRESIDENI Ellen Beerman 2? SECRETARY ' 'E Lynda Asmus H . 1 'I ' I TREASURER 5' 22' Joni DeYoung P' K . This is the last year for the l982 Seniors to be at Urchard View High School. They will be expanding to new horizons, but they will always remember their years here. Unforgettable friends and teachers will remain with the graduates even after they have gone. A special thank-you to Hr. Robert Chupp for advising the class through O59 Senior 496, 0 0 X fiilvllbwf .-.-'SS.1:s'1':-:ina ., vi.-ahsw 0- f 3 5 f X 0 I Nf'7 -as v 'if 5 ' E A U - I AT 1 ' DH V5 ' oo CARS X U fn ,.,. 'V 49 Cheryl Sterling Ellen Beerman Lynda Asmus Joni DeYoung 'UF' Christine Alderjnk Penny Allison Alaina Anderson Lori Andreas Lynda Asmus Timothy A uble 6 Denise Beaune Ellen Beerman Laura Bevjng Mark Borgerding Charles Borgman Craig grandes Teresa Anderson Dale Beattie Rachelle Black Debbie Briggs Eric Bright Jackie Burrel Randy Busman Javier Cardenas Vs 42' 1 4, ' ,X -W . Y . , E-15 ,e 4 ,-zlri, ,,V' 1-', ,! Ihrwiiif IQQJFMQQ Xw,s4 -, , i,aaiXQ3EM Sue CDGSE Karen Covington Dguglag Cfjbbg do ,D , , , 5 Anne Culver John DeWald David DeWitt I . -4-.. X Joni DeYoUHQ Katherine Dowdy Bernie DOWNS Qi., f H Todd Crummel Diane DeWitt Diane Dykstra Mark Ellis Katherine Falbe Sherry Frees Dale Gillard Gail Estler James Evans Bryan Felt Michael Feutz Charles Fuhrman Colleen Gajeski Sharon Giudice Susan Glotzbach Janis Ewald ,.-H' Douglas Frechette John Gilbert Conni e Gonzales Rose Gonzalez David Grimm Richard Hamilton Frank Harris xxx rf xx Lori Gouyhler Tracy Grammer Dale Greiner M- Patricja Gundy Steven Ham Cjndie HamiltOH Timothy Handy Gayle Hansen Rusty Hansen Ji qfw Shelly Hebestreit Brenda Hendrix Mike Hennings Nwwnf Jeff Hepler Susan Ingleright James Jawor QQJF 4,454 X Rick Johnson John Howell ...ff William Jacobsen ff' Denise Jensen Kris Hudson 5 s gzfagy 3 ' f7J 1 mrxifv rr, x 2. 'rj'- iralf' A fy, ' 'L-wx? , aff '- n ?r? vefa J K K :fy ekii Q 4 .Q xfa . A , ff.-'..z' 4 'U'l'k seas .K s age F is ga fh W, Mark Jalovec Lenny Johnson Jennifer Huizenga James Jarembo Lisa Johnson Donny Jolman Bradley Keith Daniel Kelly ZR L M , in 11.- Q 1 vznf W ' , , A .W f .1 , . f Q J L' - V. 4 M . , A . Ann Kenniston Vicki Ketchum Karg Keur Laura Kevern 13 David Kieft Lorie King Jill Kirschner Craig Kgvalcik ,Hu 6f ww fi? Marg Jo Kruzel Rodney Larson Fay Leach Delbert Lee 1 Donn Little Kevin Long Ggnia Luna Tanya Lynk Halter Major Sharon Martinez Ann Mcfjroq Kevin McFall Alan Mjjjer Tonga Hitcheltree hte d'2 ':v Gary Maus Lgnel McLaughlin Jeanette Morey Christopher McCarty Gregory Mead Ilene Morrell Rhonda Mund Geoffrey Nichols Carol Ukerlund Bruce Uverkamb I Alice Pearson Janiece Pearson Mark Peetg Sandy peetg a K Kim Phillips Joan Postmus Barbafa Potter David Pruitt William Ream Jeffery Reeths Mark Rabillard Tammy Rohn pai gl Pamela ROr8m Pmbecca Roundhouse Denise Rusch 39th Ryan ,-5, k 5 3. i Shawn Rglott Shelly Savage Tammy Schaub 5h8Irg Schoonbeck ll Nancy Seaman fUchael Segers David Sharp Bruce gkjdmgre t A YfN ' ,I Cathy Sloan Christine S1030 Andrew Smith Clair Smith 54,5 v ' X. 'W N? ,I . 'sf K 4' L 'un-f' A .- . X 741 Clark Smith Marianne Smith Timothy Smith Kristi Steele l Steven Stenberg Alan Summerfield Lisa Tjapkes Scott Hhite Cheryl Sterling gue gtone Rick Stubbs Mark Tatrow Debbie Thomas Randall Tibbits are - Ruth UPSOH Rhonda Ward Michael Wells Cora Wright Jim Zeller Lisa Zimmer ff? William Zimmer JOAN? f35'1't0ia Not Pictured: Steven Bartos Brian Bishop Scott Denevan Alan Dulinski Rhonda Farber Scott Foster Nina Frueh David Gifford Bryan Guerrero e E Robert Hill Tina Heaton Ronald Henry Richard Houtman Dorothy Jacomino Dana Justice Leigh Larson Iva Latsch William Munford Scott Plough gin . l LCE? CIM TLB lllflrllllllill' f uf- I 4- ' -f ? ARBOR GIRLS The Arbor girls for thrs gear were: Marg Heggener Ann Teunis Lori Thomas Margaret Brown Cheryl Zissler Diane Ketchum Jacquje Jawor Barb Bolles Kellie Wade Julie Herbst HUMECUMING 81 What a better way to end the victory over Fruitport than with the 81 Homecoming. This years theme, Hlce Castlesn was a complete success. 7he Junior Class, the traditional sponsors of the homecoming activities, spent many long hours in preparation for what proved to be an exciting and happy homecoming. The king and queen this year were Alaina Anderson and Mike Fuetz. Congratulations to Mike and Alaina. we wish you the best of luck in the years to come. Ha TH 2 111122147 man 7-ima5I'11t wnnkavfff-whai ii woulh Bu. H712 Q41 241121133 Maki il Ulrough 54311901 ffinallrg ha hom MMM infix awk nvuizzzg anis 2117. Of 'fhngxz 91135 D15 vulmg. n fbuit 1:51211 'Pm usnkafrzkx wha? if 1..m1fl5 ba li H2 tv hz tml in 'Lhig wwlhm ,311 akme. 'whim I ftmiwh vm mg lmrah DH25 pggr 3175 1113! h3PF1jbSB1'l1i1?a11hv11bTcxe, I ram Qmbav mg iim 3, ni Q-xm 21115 Xaugh- il?-Tx Viha iimts.-wfH'1 ailing 'mg frismka NL Nmzmt av ihai TH nwzv ha als:-nz TQ -Qmawav. Gsoxdqg 10 wx 14511 nm: av emi. -Hum dk Rhapman Firsf AnnualMuske-gon High School Performing Arts All Stars FOREMOST ARTISTS MUSICIANS ENTERTAINERS 1982 YOU GOTTA HAVE ART TALENT IS A TRIBUTE T0 US ALI. FAME is a program to promote the Muskegon area in: the arts, tourism, and just the good feelings of our people in a time of a troubled economy!! Donn Little-Trumpet TriO Bryan Felt Pat Gosh Anne Culver-Trumpet Solo 8 Piano fOr the Trio Mark Jalovec-Athlete Chris Slater Teresa Anderson Scott Mead-Piano for Trumpet S010 Lisa Tjapkes-Scholar I I I 5 5 1iliiil7177il71i117l11711iAT1ll1111 fThQCSC3 WCFC The Days ' My FFICHCIS 5' 6... l , ., I If I I 1' ' ' IZI I i 1 i i 1 I -v JK Iz,Q' . A Q, .HQ I gba I I I ., I XI : is I Y 'A S Q I I r I I Qi, Qs y I N I i Q :mists if 'P li I I I 52' Q ? Q! I Jgfgf4y rs? Il- Uegosite Page-L to R: Jan Pearson, Tim Smith, Barb Potter, Ann Kenniston, I Janis Ewald, Lori Grant, Chris Alderink, Tonya Mitcheltree, Rhonda Mund, I Mark Jalovec, Chris McCarty, Tim Auble, Leigh Larson, Frank Harris, Becky l Roundhouse 6 Andy Smith, Marianne Smith 8 Al Summerfield, Laura Kevern, Kathy Dowdy, Ellen Beerman, Marylo Kruzel, Diane Dykstra 6 Teresa Ander- l son, Lynda Asmus, Diane 6 David DeWitt, Bryan Felt, Chris 6 Cathy Sloan, I Bill Ream, Tammy Schaub, Kim Phillips. I This Page-L to R: Sharon Martinez, Fay Leach, Colleen Gajeski, Gail Estler, I Jennifer Huizenga, Brad Keith, Sue Ingleright, Lisa Tjapkes, Anne Culver, Deb I Thomas, Rhonda Ward, Penny Allison, Chelli Black, Lorie King, Lisa Johnson, I Joni DeYoung, Kris Steele, Shawn Rylott, Chip Furhman, Karen Covington, Alice I Pearson, Doug Cribbs, Mike Hennings, Beth Ryan, Cheryl Sterling. I I I I I I I We TI1ou5hI'II1Cy9d I NCVCF End III Mr, Pqlanyi 1 A 000 4 ' ff L Vv HHQ WAQQ Hxymmmmewwmwm X eeaeli ageing 'sf' .H WWMQLQWK xi t ffk isefreg , 1 ,, Wig? Zw-'ll' sf- Q. , -',, .Q fr , ' ,, : ' I' k'h' 3 12 If I ,3i'?. ' r'! 1-2 41T51. 'bfTFls x in . 'f . V 'xx t - -'liar-'i 3 T154 ff xt.. -1 y-,. 1 .1 Q on W 4 Q Q 1. as Wglsbffffsw The Orchard View school district is headed for a period of adjustment. The assistant superintendant and the high school principal are retiring after 19 and 23 years, respectively. John Polanyi, 55, assistant superintendant since the Jolman District annexed to Orchard View in 1963, said he believes 31 years is long enough to be in a profession. Prior to the annexation, he worked in the Jolman District for 12 years, working his way up from teacher to principal to superintendent. Gerald Sielski, also 55, and the only principal of Orchard View High School, echoed Mr. Polanyi's conviction. VAfter 325 years in this profession, I think it's time we let someone else have a chance,V said Sielski. To that someone else, Richard Brothers, and to 1 0 4 Ng , l 5' 5 j vi V 'QQQLJ , 21 Z, f NN ALP O the successor of Mr. Polanyi, we wish good luck. To Mr. Sielski and Mr. Polanyi, we say thank-you and congratulations on two jobs well done. ty! Mr. Sielski X5 AEf I A4524 .121 15C if fi 3-Q R Q Q E Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q SEIORS -1516 H I I-I U2 55 'nc was va ff KX 335 Q 'Tlf' 1:-' '3 324 4 S 3 Q O Q Q X 924 fag 4-Q Q E555 Q Dale its time to help yourself. 3 We helped you this far. You are Q a wonderful son. You keep us all . laughing! Q Dale Greiner, f S! 5 we love you a lot, U j Mom 5 Dad 'sl Chris McCarty , Thank you for being a good and S floving son, you have given us much 3 ijgy and pride. Be happy and hold fastg f'to your morals, dreams and ambitions. Q Keep God near and walk forward into f'your manhood and seek your life... 3 E Uur love is with you always. S f Mom and Dad W 0 Sue Glotzbach M 9 A special daughter, there is no 5 y' doubt. Thoughtful to others, is 5 what you are all about. We wish ' Q' happiness for you always, and f God's blessings throughout your S 5 life. Dad and Mother Glotzbach 3 2 Laura Kevern, 5 ,Q We're proud of your accomplish- W S ments in grades and in the saddle. , E Your goals in life are not chosen 5 Q by anyone but you, and judging by E Q your ambition, life will not pass Q y by. God bless and keep you. Q 5 Your loving family E Q 3Rebecca Roundhouse Q Good luck in your Senior Year. This E gis a very important time of your life. Q QWP also hope you follow through with Q Qyour plans to travel to Europe. we llove you and always wish you happiness.a we QLove your Mother and Father S 3 Gail Estler K.-, we have tried to prepare you for a we anew life. Live up to your own rules. 4:-. Len Johnson, we are very proud of how well you have handled yourself through we your school years. we hope you 5 will continue to do the same now . that you have graduated! You E know we think you're a terrific 3 kid! 4 Love Mom Who? 5 Dad who? ' Dear Charlie-tuna, 3 In our book you rate 51. We S can't remember the last time we S became so fond of a red-head. M Never lose that great person- S ality you have-it makes all the 5 other nfishn look like they are Q drowning! 5 Love Boss H1 and Boss 42 H semwmoe,A .4 W +Amemuw T Kathy Dowdy, We have tried to teach you right from wrong. Now it is time for you to go out on your own and live up to your own expectations. God be with you ' and remember, WE LUVE YOU!! 1 Mother, Father, Melonie Susan Ingleright z 'Congratulations. You are a flne student and good citizen. we are proud of you, Keep your faith. We love you, Mom and Dad 2 Jim Evans 9 .9 You are the most outstanding person you'll ever know, be your own competetor. Use your vast potential creatively. I love you Q Mom Annie Culver Thanks for eighteen years of . ' V ,god bedwgth you. Remember we love youvg pride and jog. Looking forward G Om an ad W to many more! we love you. L' ' Dad and Mom S ...ii za i M Shari, f5haron Martinezj E Ann Marie Kenniston E We know your fascination for if Un November 22, 1963, the tragic H the rainbow. Remember that is takes 5 dey of President Kennedy's E both the sun and rain to make that assassanation, a beautiful dark E rainbow. Don't become discouraged haired girl was born to us. Q when the rain falls. Instead, look These past few joyful years Q toward the rainbow. while you were growing up have G We love you, Mom and Dad been wonderful for us as we have in ,,:, m V wa t ch ed yo u ma t ure i n to a fi n e 3 Barb potter, ygugghlady. We now pray for your if we share the special 'o of a an succesf In any of your 1 your raduat, d I J U laudable undertakings. Uur .V C 9 ,lon 39 Wlth UOU- sincerest love will always be with f ongratulations for all of your you, Mom and Dad 3 p a S t a CC Omp 1 I 5 h me n t 5 5 'V 0' me 9 1 905 know we are proud of you Son, KMark Ellisj an Ove you' Just g1VE life We didn't always do the things 6 your best and We pray for 3 that perfect parents should, but ,gs future of success and most of all, happiness!! you turned out so very well, you sure made us look good!! Mom 5 Dad Love, Mom 6 Dad has Y 1 Brenda Hendrix During your growing-up years you Shave always been a very special Edaughter. Now, as you are on the Sverge of seeking greater independence Qand a life of your own, I wish you wboundless happiness and joy. Mom 5 Donn Little, E We are proud to be your parents 3 and of the accomplishments you fhave achieved. 5 Hope your future will be as suc- S cessful. Good luck! Love Mom 6 Dad Q35RUENUM5SEQ5EQBEWUHSBHUHBQHUEMQQMQEQ 6 . If 0 P .-til .Q David Kieft, Jr, There is no pride greater than the graduation of your first son! You're the greatest! Love Ya. Mom and Dad Aaamwzmmmmanmmmmmuwmmmmzwmnmmummm Mark Jalovec Life has many goals. You have just reached one of them. We are very proud to be your parents. May you always love God above all and your neighbors as yourself. Lynda Asmus, My daughter Lynda, I am so glad you made it through the twelth grade. Graduation is one of the biggest steps in your life. I just want you to remember, I'm proud of you, and I love YOU!! Love always, Mom Dave Grimm, we love you and share in 'our happiness. May God be ith you and watch over you and grant you continued success wherever you go or whatever you choose to do in life!! Mom 8 Dad Gayle Hansen We're delighted that you grew up to be a well principled and good person. We look forward to more personal growth and want you to know we love you and will ExMbm and Dad always be beside you. Mom and Dad -p 1 -- ,Z , ,.-69,4 Teresa Anderson God has blessed you with fine qualities. You are a survivor, and have exactly takes to get the best things out life. we have tried to help guide you thru some of your most trying years, and have found, you many what it are quite capable of handling even the most difficult situations. we are so proud that you have matured into such a fine young Dave Pruitt, Good luck in the future, we are very proud of you Remember the values you were raised with and never forget the Love!! Love, Dad 8 Mom Bradley Kieth As you graduate, remember three things. What you were taught, respect for others, and 3'Z0!'-'liiiiblt lady. Please be patient with us if we are too protective of you, as it is very hard to let go. We love you dearly. Chuck and Mom Mark Borgerding, As you travel down life's pathways may this always be your goal: Keep your eye on the doughnut, not on the hole. Lots of Luck, B. D. Franklin Harris Thank you for being who you are. We know you will succeed in whatever career you choose. we have confidence in you. we love you. Mom and Dad Dave Sharp, we are proud to have you as our son and to see that you are graduating with the class of H82H! We want to wish you the best in the future and above all stay in God's will and you will be a success. we love you!! Mom 6 Dad Chip Fuhrman, You are proof our teaching was not in vain. We are proud of you. May God go with you as you use your talent and persistence to prusue your ambitions. we love you!! Mom, Dad, 8 Sis Z v 0 Q 9 2 '5 1 m v ll 'A '7 Z 1 M' .- . li? .,, 4.1.-, God's love. We love you and our dreams and prayers go with you Mom and Dad Alaina Anderson, You will always be the Uueenn of our hearts! we hope the choices you make in your life will bring you happiness and success. we will be behind you 1002 in your efforts. God Bless!! Mom 6 Dad Joni DeYoung, me have brought you this fan guiding, helping, loving. we are still here for these same things, but we encourage you t step our in hope and with your faith in God, and our love, to make the most of your future. we love you and God bless!! Mom 8 Dad John Dewald, Good luck John, as you travel life's highway. Some rOadS you may take will be hard to travel, but with our love, and God's help you will be able to travel the journey set before you and go as far as you desire. Just remember John, WE LOVE YUU A5 YUU ARE! Mom 6 Dad 6 Family zfigfzwntif . 'x 'U 'f3'1'5lO1f9':luu::0vc'1lv'm:lov .ai Dale f5lipj Gillard we want you to know that are very proud of you wish you the best in everything you d . May God be with you! Love, MDM 8 DAD Mike Hennings, Congratulations! we re proud o you!! we wish you happiness an the best of luck as you begin away to start a new life on pull your Mom own. 6 Dad Lori You Goughler, have been a very loving daughter as well as a very special friend to me and I am very proud of you!! I love you, MDM Doug Cribbs, A whole new world will be open' ing up for you May God always be with you we are Proud of you and we love you Sincerely, Mom 8 Dad l.: L.L1l51L'Tl L1 la Scott Mead, Your business is not to yourself, but to make the best of what God made Love, Mom 8 Dad L1wL4 L4- ' remake absolute '15 sv E, E un111,,a,,'n'f1 9 VII 1 E1 , r r we C U . we J J C1 O 1 EJ I V1 r C5 ,155 r, r r 1 r I rlj . I 3 f 6 d U ln to Q VJ Y1 L1 .,,L,,n f''L,u,Lu'1,1',w1.,,LcLcLs'n5 f P. 1 Ln'.af,v,f,,J 1 1 c .1 .1 E: fu EJ J E1 L1 lu ,EJ :DLS-',l.1 'J C J 3 E , EJ . E L' . r J .J f msc 'xolsfl ' 9 L' E .U J A , L ,- . 5 ,, incurs L, , ,5- - TLSW I 'T F1 1' U 1 'I1L51l.'Q f'TL'Tf'.2 .',1..' lonya Mitcneltree Having a daughter like one of the sweetest joys we are so proud of you. 'IIT 1 ' Lg you is of life. Be Happy Always. We love you. Mom and Dad condo 'W' Rick Stubbs Congratulations' we are so proud of you Aim high and hold your aim Love you always Mom uy.. Q -1 '5 a -J in L-,7 - ' Lagfig ...., 7 L I . . :J F Q 1 1: Ll 1 Lu L5'.fn.'I'J'7E.:7C7..T..'f.f'...s.'T 'Fur' L:Lz ' L1L:LaL.fl.r Steve Ham The year it vapor We ve now you build Love from Mom seems is but a laid the foundatio the skyscraper! and Dad r -A n'4:'1 rr 14 Kris Steele, we are very proud of your school years and accomplishments wish you success and happiness in the future we love you!! Mom and Dad Jim Jarembo, It seems like only yesterday you were entering kindergarden And now, you are graduating from high school! we have tried to show you right from wrong W, have tried to give you advice We hope you will succeed in whatever the future holds for you Remember always that, we love you!! Love, Mom 8 Dad . ' Q .5',' I I r rar I Q h,, ' I7 . r r Un .4 l.1 ' I r 1- , . We . ,.,u. '.LC1LCl','151k5'G 1 'f 1 'W' . . P . . WW 'cw 5f'u,1.s'u,1m'r .uno L. Vu 'J 'ir rv ul.: Lf ' L1 ..1L: I l L.: L9 wwf , , 7f 25'?fiE'fi-I L ' x 'ig f'fa 6 U 'T LJ Girls The 1981 Lady Cardinals were one of the most exciting teams in the state. A potent, fast-breaking of- fense Caveraged 65.5 ppgl, and a stinging pressure defense Callowed 38.6 ppgl, earned them the supreme compliment of being named as the fl Class B Team by the Detroit Free Press in their final poll. This marked the first time in O.V. his- tory that any team has been so hon- ored. Among the many other highlights of '81 were a 4th consecutive Sea- way Conference Championship, in which a perfect 12-O mark was re- corded, a 2nd consecutive District Title, the extension of their Home Game win streak to 34, record scor- ing games of 93 8 94 points, and a record quarter of 43 points, an ex cellent regular season C19-15 and final record C22-213 the breaking of over 75 team and individual re- cords. The HCardsH were honored in many ways with senior Captain Teresa Anderson being named All-State lst Team and Colleen Gajeski receiving Honorable Mention. Teresa led the team and Area in scoring C4957 points, steals C1555 and assists Cl37D, while setting new team re- cords in scoring with 3h points in one game, and 1141 points in a car- eer. Colleen led the team in re- bounding C273Dg 2nd in scoringC326D steals Cl2OD, and assists C88D, and set the school record for steals in a game with 11. Colleen and Teresa were both All-Area Class A-B lst Team picks, with Wency Crummel f224 points, 217 reboundsl being accorded Honorable Mention. Teresa, Colleen and Wendy were selected All-Confer- ence lst Team while Lori Thomas and Sue Glotzbach received Honnrnh1p Mention recognition. 0.V. Upponents 58 Christian... . .. 60 59 Montague ..D..pa -- 30 64 Ludington .n.,... rv 41 45 North Muskegon... U- 32 69 Fruitport ....... -- 33 60 Mona Shores .... -- 42 84 Oakridge ........ -- 39 51 North Muskegon... -- 40 56 Whitehall ........ -n 41 95 Spring Lake ........ .. 12 58 Muskegon Heights .... .. 45 68 Reeths Puffer ...... .. 55 54 Ludington .... -D 38 70 Fruitport .... U- 27 72 Muskegon .... -- 59 57 Whitehall ....... .. 51 65 Spring Lake ........ D- 35 65 Muskegon Heights .... .. 54 7U Reeths Puffer ...... .. 32 75 Catholic Central .... .. 24 94 Fruitport ......... -- 38 69 Spring Lake .............. 16 67 Muskegon Heights......... 55 Q8 Grand Rapids Christian... 52 ,dugg ...Q Front Row: Mari Ryan, Lori Thomas, Colleen Gajeski, Wendy Crummel, Rhonda Ward. Back Row: Sue Glotzbach, Teresa Anderson, Cathy Glotzbach, Julie Herbst, and Coach Chupp. J yr . X W ,, of 5336 5330 -1 xfnn umm Sill!! Basketball Front Row : Jill Budde,Missy Newman, Mary Keith,Doni Parker,B9th Beerman, Sonya Greer,Michelle Babcock Back Row : Julie Disney, Sue Macomber, Amy Brandes, Tracy Coddingtonr Bobbi Mund,Julie Wiegand, Lori Waggener, Chris Hennings, Karen Decker-Coach. The J.V. girls put a very good effort into all of their games this year. Every part of the game was important to them This team had some of the best game records. There were l2 girls on the team and their record this year was 16-5. lu, r l, My g 'M NZ' l w 5 lg' QQ ik I 3: , - Q, it -4- vw UC ' I' ff E ', 3 r L 'H GEM S 4L This year the yearbook had two very special staffpersons whose efforts should be acknowledged. They are Janis Ewald and Ellen Beerman. The two have worked especially hard in getting things to- gether throughout the year and even into the summer. Without their time, hard work, and dedication,the yearbook would not be such a success. To both of you we wish success in the future, and we extend our sincere THANKS!! FH Qmuufvwwlfzi C . IV if v I M , ., y lt IT 1 ll 1 1 1 Anne Culver Kari Keur Laura Larabee Theresa Brackenrjch Mary Waggener Lisa Tjapkes Kiesha Fox Anne McElroy Kellie Wade 0 H E E A i -' Q' Af H+'?, W iw, . L., V fQ?l?i.4f'. 'WM D E W R V HEERLEADERS Football Julie Galdeen Brenda Miller Shawn Martinez Kim Johnson Jeneene Wambaugh Sherri Jarembo Pam Booker - ' W ' Wwwff, , or , , ,fzs - to W , M . 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X ' ,,2' H!! 4-f' 0V Cardinal 32 sees:-SE , W',b Ev Aldo fbigy U K I P X u 1 .ffm Y ff Qbgba .-fl HJ What's up DOC 7 Blow baby blow' .U Zi,-i SYHLQHQN Sami 'KW N N 4 X 0 At District Band Festi val, the Symphonic Band received straight I's en- abling them to go to State Band Festival where they also received a first divi sion. Mr. Warnaar feels that this year's band was one of the best and that the seniors will be missed. Z1 sf w I .'N . . .' X I A ,ful , 4 if to v is 7775 ffifff 07' WV! The Cardinal Marching Band pictured here in their traditional pre-game UOVH from which they play the Orchard View High School Fight Song, the Alma Mater, and the National Anthem. From the cheer the band double times onto the field for pre-game, through a half-time with new routines and the latest tunes, the Cardinal Marching Band has come to mean excitement, enthusiasm, and Orchard View Qride! 1: I V 5 . W. ,, W A 5 635.11 unnmrggz-,n f ,K , ,, 1 W ,f f . ' -rf' 4 ... 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'A I W m 'ya er I ' . ,, :T 4. , T H ' -.uL, ,Q.La1,- ' h I WM fx J -b ff 1-.75 X 1- If xx ,Ig i: Qi .I Q14 af fffwwffoz Q WWW If ' x X . ., , 1.12 vx 'Nz L Q WI TER ,Q-Q L. Q , ww Q N Qm-www . 5'-E he-' g:,,,,,, wx-nwmx, Nw 1 W wks m .4 ' 1 a?WwQQwQw ?W' 1 . , H '- 1 .W ' 'T f W Mm iv 1 ' , ffwv' 5 5 H K Q 43, W 5 'T 'MQ ff af TM RD3gQ'1 1f 4 N. ', zf'N s ix fflfff ffl 1 1 4 1981- 1 ' E gm M LK If V 111zllflflfffxffzflzlffllf 9132 VARSITY BASKETBALL n-han, 1' 1 2 u g ,W 1 E 'wx ,A r f 415 .2 I Y' s E ag u J R J Q, in 3 3 'V k1 1 j z. ' W L p 1 . I ' ' im 4 It M mu Ti? og-gulf! 1 K' , ,. ,,,. L. ., .E ,Q 'Q .- Q 1, W rx 9.3 21? 71- r W, 1 1 I 1 1 IQ: The 1981-82 Cardinal Basketball Team will be remembered for quite a number of reasons. Their overall hustle and desire were trademarks that many teams came to respect. The lack of size, as many opponents found out, was overcome by the teams hustle and desire. The overall record was 13-9 which was good when one looks at the height disadvantage and competition the Cardinals faced. The Seaway record was an even 6-6. Chosen to the All Conference Team was Mark Jalovec and Bruce Skidmore Kwho set a school record for assists in a season! Mike Feutz earned Honorable Mention. For the second year in a row Coach Henry was chosen as theHCoach of the Yearn by the Muskegon Chronicle. .572 ., i I 3 5 .L BAE ? Isefball -yyya Q X N N N N -Back Row ' fLeft to Rightj Tracy Griffin Rich English Rick Edwards Mike Malmquist Ron Mixter Todd Haugh Bottom Row : KLeft to Rightj Brad Evans Paul Jett Ron Tott- ingham Gary Wood Jeff Wood KMissing from photo- Dennis Tablerj. Though the J V Basketball team exhibited a sluggish start, they quickly reversed directions winning seven of their last ten games Leading the scoring attack were Rich English Taver- aging 14 7 points per gamej and Gary Wood Kaveraging ll 9 points per gamej Coach Larry Lapomarda commented, They always worked extremely hard The team finished the season with a 6-6 Twin- lossj record X X N X N N X X N I I ll I I I I I I I I I I ll I I I I I X I I I f I I I 1 lx N ' 1 1 N 1 I I ' N I 1 N r r ' N X I I I I I ll f X f I I I I I I fl 1 Ill ll ffl ffl I l'f I . . 1 . . . n . ll . . lfflffjfllllflllflllllfflffflllllf ,f f 4fAf:'lh I ' - 1-'farm' ls. ma, 'z..- px . 5 , ,-, . , ': 3115. . V xi-A N. L' ,., 1 . ,3 n.. ' x gf-e wg '-Q-. , iff? r -1- 1 Ei-1 Si 0, 1 ,. 1 -2 eg, gi Mx ,,.,. - ,Y -- v . . , M: a- fl ' ' f' 5 5, ,V reshmen Basketball SNIH we :fi , fit Y ,AA A W' 3 ww. . 'il J 7- Top Row L to R: Coach Jim Rockcole, John Pulsifer, Denny McGahn, Dick Nas, Rick Black Bottom Row L to R: Bob Giudice, Bob Larabee, Tyrece Lynk, Rick Wilson, Jimmy McKinley lllll llllIllllllllllllllllllfffl 'fl STACY 41155 'V Back row 1 r B Riegler, C. Furnarl, S. Brandes, P Gundy, L. Hartman. Bottom row D Ketchum, f I If I 1 1 1 ll Ve Ketchum, C. wright, A. Thomas, D. McDonald. .gllzllzlzxlzl-'flflfllIfzflzifxfllffffff X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X BlllllllllllllllllllllllllIxllllllllll X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X ? Sffllflfzzzfzf lllllllllllllllf X x X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X x X x X g X 5 X N X X H X A,,,,11111111f1,1 I lllllfllf Juumniabrg D V I S O H M r F r Y Class officers. Back: Sec., M. Naggoner, Treas., K. Fox, Pres., L. Thomas, V-Pros., 6. Wade. i QS? I . 33333 ACKERMAN - BRANDBS T. Ackerman M. Aley A. Allen R. Auble D. Averill J. Barr K. Barry S. Bawks S. Bawks C. Beck B. Benham C. Bennett A G. Berger K. Blundell B. Bolles J. Batten J. Bowen T. Brackenrich B. Bradfield 5. Brandes Meuee ,woes y rd 5, Q' A ,New 1 It - f K wa 1 1. in , Q...,w Y: , 5 fig , , 5 I - 1 kNW K ,, 1 M ' K fx' 4 f'i1'Q 5. A , gg, l iZE 1L45b ,,fi,- 'STP' 'if .,.L igi X x 'izwif 55, W, ., 1 1 1 Q K, K 3, ,rg . J TQ 1 T 45 f. ,Li '-J K ' '- ,- .WQ WfQ' EHQME Ei? X . ' in , ' 'F BROADBENT - CRUWEL Broadbent Broughton Brown Bucher Buchner Budde BurdiCk Burns Bush Busman Carnes Carpenter Cejmer Collins Connell Cousineau Cowins Crampton Crocker Crummel DEROOY -- GRABER .sf . I.. Dehu-.5 X 4 ef XM W V J. DeVries 3' ,SX M X . f W1-: 1: K. Dodson E Y hl' . safe l' JEMW 5. Eddy F. Elliott R. Ellison R. Elmer R. Firestone A. Fitzgerald D. Flannery K. Fox T. Frees C. Furnarl G. Gerard K. Geyer C. Glotzbach T. Goetz J. Gonzales L. Goodman L. Graber GREEN - HOOFIVIAN R. Green B. Greinke B. Groothuis I ma Q f ' R ix T. Grosswiler .xl D. Haagsma g,g '- G, Hall 2 awww K. Hansen Qam 'ff P3 H L, Hartman -' .W-.i . I I gi B. Heaton Q- 5.x J ,.h f H, . Hedberg F'y tf S. Hellman 5 sz . W me I 1 A I9 .,, fi ,as of x sf ,www I, RW I J . Herbst T. Herlein B. Hibbs B. Hill B. Hilton J. Hock R. Hodges D. Holman 5. Hoofman .H ,R HOUWIAN - LODES Houtman Jarles Jawor Jenkins Johnson Johnson Johnson Kamphorst Karnitz Ketchum Kienke Kinney Kiogima Knight Kolbe LaFrance LaPres Larabee Lodes Lodes wal . aijgnmv JK JQ . 1 if E lx J. em gwm f J V si A ie S V, X I fi ,X x M1 w Qww aglx fy ' H 'QW At F' MMWV. '. Q, ff, '+ 3,,,1 ff K' ' Q- ,Q 5 - K' 5 Q' 1, Y ' gh, EQ . ,. f., N , A. ' Y 'JH 4' - .. L we ,Q 'x .ffw L . , , 2-gj:,.:l 1 , .V 'UM' ga . ...U 'mga if , ,,.'C .S.'e . , -- , LfgnQlJw Sai' in J u 'S-ef !?iA' 0, .4 A LUND - PAPE J. W R C. D. V. J K 5. J. V J H. J. J. L R. J K 5 Lund Maus May McCormick McDonald McGruther Mclntire Mecher Meisch Meyers Modeen Morey Murdock Neiser Nielsen Nowakowskl 0'Brien Ulman Page Pape PEARCE - SHN P. Pearce J. Peter Eg Q X 5x x 4 9 J. Petty ,wg J. Portenga A Qlth J 5. Pratt D . :DI'U.i tt j E. Pulsifer ix C. Reyes 9- H B. Rice . J. Robbins t J. Roberts J 5. Rohn at is R, Rorem K. Royce M, Ryan L, Sandberg I R, Schultz P. Scott K. Seng B, Shirk X 5 M I X ik 1 1 K af X , f t -V .X Q. Q Q t A 3 X fr. yi ... LX ,, sa X Q 2' E Q H X ae I ff SSS . es ,flu 1' SLATER - VANDAM C. Slater B. Snider V, Stenberg A, Stewart T. Stromberg R. Sweet w X M W Y w M. Terborg A. Teunis D. Thies D. Thomas L. Thomas w R. Thompson w 1,57 -.vw P, Tierman Ma Tindall G, Titus X632 ,,,...,, 4. N D, Town D. Troyer M. Twining B. Vanas S. VanDam VARNEY - ZISSLER Varney Vrghof Wade Wadkins Waggoner Wal ter Weaver Webb White Wilde Wilkinson Williams Wilson Wilson Wilson 1 Q, K' gf- N... x J' W nr A a .2 f Wisniewski . ' K' Wright Wright Zeedyk Zissler TOE Row CL to Rl: C. Gonzales, D. Dulinski, K. Hughey, L. Grant, S. Rylott, L. Asmus, K. Barry, C. Glotzbach, l J. Ewald, B. Roundnouse, P. Scott, K. Covington, Bottom KL to Rl: M. Twining, A. Canfield, M. Balentine, L. La- skowski, S. Christensen, S. Jarembo, S. Ingleright, L. Elliott, T. Mitcneltree Advisor: P. Stevens 1 ilu 'x' ww M5151 EJ? F-if f 5 X -5 ' e 5 3 -,hw x K, + I ii fy fm The Orchard View Aquaettes theme for 1982 was HTime Machjne.H Songs from the 1800's to the Future were swam to. The shows were Meg 5, 6, and 7. It was a very good and fun gear. E STE NG 535 'S x N r w ' ' ' ' X X X V iw. f Q 1 - ' ,k x V 41 1 1 1-mild r- xp, Uur 1981-82 Wrestling season ended with a fine 11-4 dual record, the best in five years. The tenacity exhibited by the UCardsn proved to be the overwhelming factor for our success. In addition, the Cardinals finished 4th in the Greater Muskegon City Meet and 2nd in the Seaway Con- ference. Greater Muskegon City Place Finishes Seaway Conference 132-Bob Serritos-lst 98-Larry Macomber-1st 112-Chuck Cowens-2nd 112 Chuck Cowins-lst 145-Steve Taylor-2nd 152-Bob Serritos-lst 155-Walt Major-2nd 145-Steve Taylor-lst 98-Larry Macomber-3rd 138 Mike Connell-2nd 126-Bob May-3rd 155 Walt Major-2nd 126 Bob May-3rd Most Improved Wrestlers Hardest Worker 167 Andy Smith-3rd Larry Macomber -HfZE'EEFFEYT- HVY Jack Budde-4th Steve Taylor Front Row: Richard Serritos, Lee Hall, Juan Cardenas, Darren Troyer, Bob Serritos, Eric Cowins, Larry Macomber. Back Row: Bob Knollfassft Coachl, Mike Connell, Bob May, Steve Taylor, Richard Knight, Russ Moore, Walt Majors, Brent Majors, Chuck Gowens. Not pictured-Louis Graham CCoachD. ,fl , I . - LNXEPJDY IJIQLWXMEL- ACGUIPE LJAWOF1 The 1981-82 Girls Volleyball Team must be congratulated. They went from a dismal 80-81 season to an exciting 81- 82 season. Although they didn't do that well in the regular season, they travelled to Fremont for the dis- tricts and showed excellent talent. They beat a very tough Manistee team to advance to the Semi-finals. Here they beat Q Cedar Springs to go on to the big r, 8 finals. Althou h they were beaten - Eg -OPI HOMAQ by Fremont in ui finals, they did L H Yr. L1-I r LACK - an excellent job throughout the I season and should be commended. Not Pictured Coach Gary Zink. 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 A . VT y . I. ,y du EIA Dl5NE'Y 1 rx TXHONDAVUMFQD IANE LJHKSTQA CHDIR ?. v QA 'Q mn-r n-91 sQDQDIlnQDnnMDreS E Class officers. Back: Sec., M. . Keith, Treas., D. Schmuker, Pres. P. wells, V-Pres., S. Martinez. ' 35518 AKERS - CHASE J. Akers K. Anderson M. Balentine E. Beak 5. Bea11 K. Beattie B. Beerman V. Berndt K. Bishop -R. Black P. Booker F. Borden D. Borgman C. Brown R. Brown M. Bush G. Cantrall J. Cardenas J. Carpenter D. Chase f. Z , . 1 fb, Dsl- K v I EEK ,eg V xx I , E, irc' CEERRY W K A ,,,-f' K. J. ,W hll Wglg C. D B M. D. 5. C G K S. J. R. J. R. V. FARNER Cherry Christensen Christian Cochran Cole Cordle Cribbs Crowell Deephouse DeVries Dixon Dyke Edwards Elmer English Epperson Estler Evans Everett Farmer FELLOWS - HALL Fellows Frechette Frein Galdeen Galdeen Gaudette Gelderloos Genter Gibson Goetz Golden Gonyon Gosh Green Green Greiner Griffin Grinnell , Guss , Hall HARUENBLFGH - JOHNSON! Hardenburgh Hardy Harrell Harris Hathaway Haugh Hendrickson Hennings Henry Hibbs H111 Hodson Hough Hutchins Jacobsen Jannenga Jerembo Jett Johnivan Johnson KEITH - MIXHER Keith Keith Kienke Knight Kolbe Kroemer LaPres Laskawski Leach Mheamber Mejor Malmquist Mhrsh Mhrtinez Mezurek MbGhan McGruther MbKenna Miller Mixter .,. E 'i! if KWSESKM 59f3i3:13i1-i.-.M L 13 aw 1 A ,- ' x PIERCE Mogdis Moore Moore Mueller Mund Mund Muskovin Neuman Nichols Norris Ugden Uliver Olsson Pankow Peabody Pearce Pearson Perry Peterson Pierce PIATT - SMIU-I M. Platt J. Poort B. Quesnot J. Raap B. Rederstorf A. Reece B. Riegler T. Rohn J. Ryan T. Sanders J. Schaub D. Schmuker K. Scraver M, Scraver K. Sharp M, Simmons B. Smith L. Smith S. Smith 5. Smith , rm' V' my I 'ff X ln fl 1 SV 7 S fffki ff J'x. Y . 4' in 71 - Q' ,W . , ' ,I 'X 4 9- rr' x t?- QV , ff . n MW , In ,few ,, sf . 1 2 ...L , F I v AW 'BEM' w,z,...f, . .M fYff,Lf5i,f1f' f i We M '. ,, 'H Y? I 1, nh SMITH - VEENER A ft V y, T. Smith , x F if 4x Q Qwt 5 C. Spier ' R wwf H. Stapleton A 5 ' M. Sweet F D. Tabler 1- , 1 Z57gqtJ ,kht is J. Table-I, 6 45? iff? 1 'gi g :EQ 5 Qlwwia N 35 M. Taghon 9 -H 4t 'f A 'wtf Y jf R R wav' L . Thiel e A. Thomas wtf S. Tbrrenga R. Tattingham A. TIowBridge R. Vanas ft S. VandenBouch I fi S 3 . Vbnne ' ' .8 W Q tg fy. C. Walker J. Whmbaugh J. Wbathers R. Weaver S. Wbener MEISS - WOOD T. Weiss T. Welc P. Wells 5. Westerlund J. Wiegand C. Wiggins T. Willett M. Wilson D. Wise G. Wood J. Wood 4 1- Vw' 1 If eek ff , I . f 43. IIIMIIII ' E. 4, ?f wow f - -J.: Plllow Flght ,Ck ,ff W W' . 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L ff ? 1 Em wx in ' ,W H 235 f 'lf lr 334 an W, M, Bobbing for Apples Vaseline Face 3 af kg V2 fl v6 i E+ , 7,1 ii rw' Obstacle Course Pin DaY K 4' 4 yn? la 392 Potato Sack Race LJ X M lq 9 'M Hoola Hoop Contest Xxx t 1 Game ' Qluatnhiann n 5 3 2 5 E g 5 Linda Baun, Larry Stott, Jess Carlisle, Pete Jablonski Florence Hanks, Clayton Woirol, Gordon Cross ,. lWNWAAAlVV Christmas Ilanlze llandids w f Shades of Christmas K ,gi ,g i i Zi' H5hades of Christmas was the theme for the 1981 Christmas Dance which took place December 12 from 8 to ll p.m. Booster Club sponsored the dance and Sound Tracks provided the music. The hostesses were Kim Sharp and Dawn Schmuker. Tickets were donated by Mr. and Mrs. David English. J., v 'T 1 I 1 98 SPRING Girls raik Bottom L to R: S. Stewart, R. Schultz, B. Kienke, B. Smith, K. Hibbs, C. Farber, R. Hathaway, S. Beall, K. Muskovin Top L to R: P. Wells, D. Parker, T. Anderson, C. Gajeski, L. Tjapkes, J. Budde, N. Chapman, K. Knapp, D. Fellows The 1982 Girls OVHS Track Team compiled the best record of any track team- boys or girls-to ever compete for Orchard View. The Lady Cardinals performed a feat, in the grandest style that no other OVHS Athletic Team has ever been able to perform. They won the city meet. They were only a few points off doubling second place Mona Shores score. This page and the next shows some of their other track victories. Those not pictured include second place in the Ferris State HS Invitational, 7th in the state meet, 3rd in the West Ottawa Relays, a great showing in the West Michigan All-Star Meet, and 4 first places and a secord place in the Michigan TAC Junior Nationals Qualifier. 1982 City Championship OV first City champs EVER!!! Qolleen Gajeski- School Records-100. yd. dash, 200m dash, Long Jump, 400m dash, 400, 800, 1600 relays. Teresa Anderson- School Records-100 Ed. LH, zoom LHU.I'dlGS, High Jump, 400, 800, 1600 relays. Q00 relay- This relay was never beaten in 2 years- in 1982 they won the state 400m relay. Alan Summerfield- School Records- 200m dash, 400m daSh, 400, 800, 1600 relays. 1982 Conference Winners 1982 Fremont Packard Relay Champions 1 F 0 vii, A Di 102 K. if yn . Q QQ Bottom L to R: J. Kinney, D. Hahn, H. Knight, W. Hendrickson, K. Lodes, K, Lodes. Middle L to R: R. Rake, C. Morris, R. Black, R. Mixter. D. Nas, R. Knight, E. Peabody. Back L to R: V. Farmer, F- Tottlnghamf B. Larabee, L. Mogdis, A. Summerfield, T. Williams, S. Wilkinson, R. English The 1982 Boys OVHS Track Team had some very strong individuals, the team improved a great deal, but they did have a losing record. Alan Summerfield often won three first places in dual meets, did very well in big meets, and won his specialty, the 400, in everyrneet up to the state meet. Steve Wilkinson did very well in the hurdles, the 400, and the 200. Rich English and Vern Farmer did very well as sophmores. We have very promising freshmen and sophmore classes. Y E r K . 1- .Jerk fi -4 war Q i f .' Elmprint X 1982 X v! 3 . F2-S-em-an or Q , ws W, 'satan ff Qt.. .. El ix I nil Editor: Sharon Martinez Asst. Editor: Joni DeYoung This year the yearbook staff was of non-exhistence. The people who did the most work were mainly not even on the yearbook staff,C you will find they're names on page 1595. Most were Seniors with very few exceptions. Our advisor was Bryan Harrel who . -fain Our Editor was Sharon Martinez who, at the most H65 1 crucial part of our production, left to go out West. left us when we still had most of the work to do. W Q l Thank you, Mr. S1e1sk1 and Mr. Brothers for all . the patience and understanding you gave,us while , working on the yearbook. You were f 7 r o great help. L, , 9, viz!! 15 if f W iA In . f mis: I A M ,Q Ein 2 ' if 'f f ' 1: kg RS' K K .... ... 'f Rv .5 1 ' -- - K may-ww:-WA' ,J Honors Assemblg '5 I IA 1982 W The Orchard View Weight Room has become a reality. All sports will benefit from this addition. We, the coaches and athletes, would like to thank Mr. Sielski for his assistance in obtaining approval for such a venture. Now, let's take care of it!! 13 U 0 1 ll 5 Building America Together E 1 Q W v l 1 4 x lst place Mike Segers 33 Secretary Sherri Field Treasurer Doni Parker Vice President Craig Morris President Jeff Welc freelmnni em 4:f'EH'ap.:,. , 7.11 Eb ffiw . Q -71?'5iYevxf .V , f ,,.r ,. ...-- , ii fxegzg Ek Him 'N Q 1 Y Ji .+ 1 A llgre BNIERSCN - BUDUE W. Anderson D. Andrews R. Armantrout M. Babcock 5. Baker J. Bandt G. Barr T. Barr J. Bartley J. Basford 5. Bell L. Bevins R. Black 5. Black W. Blackwell C. Boren A. Brandes J. Brown S. Bryant J. Budde - 1. ,sex we, 453, ff- J 2 f .S X 'T X' X X 1. -Q... my .fi my wx. -ee. H an fs Xl .. ,4-I . fo' df' N L -a. 1 vjvq i f Q Y T21 if In BLSH - CGWINS VYFQF N , us M. Bush R. Byers B. Calkins C g.A X J. Campbel 1 A. Canfield J. Cantu T. Cargill 4 1 Ai S. Carpenter A. Carrier 1 F . Carrier D. Chaney if N. Chapman D. Cobb K C , T. Coddington .L K,R B. Coffman R' Collins T. Collins M. Collis L. Cooper J. Cowins CROSBY - FREEVI AN Crosby Cumings Davis Dietz Disney Dodson Dulinski Dyke Eastling Edwards Elliott Ellison Eslick Farber Farber Fellows Field Fierros Flood Freeman f.' L in ,1 . 1 Q A if- iQyx Q25 if 'S' , ., ,. . .K we ,F :-:: ' W -:, ,, , .2 E is wif K W5 ' - 'XM' P Lf? at I as -11 E at Gil N: 1 yy! vi fa c 45- 3 +-s- .. -. it L. .Q 3 'Ae 'T' 7 I . m Wg-Q . a, M gqimif ' W .Q'w,,f , TN ' Arg Nf l sk 'Q A-'H L rc 9 - '..- w 'ZW , ,1--if 13-n 1'3'1t 2 6 , '1 '- z. ' lzw-Rf J R FRENCH y fm. ii g PQN M E Q 'ff i- 4 Q lla-f . , I A R f 1 W Sf' .. il. f Y K. P L. T. R R D L R D M R. D L M M. B D K HU GHEY French Gallegos Geyer Gifford Giudice Gomez Graber Gray Greer Gundy Hahn Hartley Hegbloom Herzhaft Herzhaft Hook Hoover Houseman Huffman Hughey HUTSCN - LYNK F B L D T. B. D. K. L. P. K G W. A. B. M B. C. K. T. Hutson Jacobsen Joppie Jurecic Karnitz Keith Kennjston Kjeft King Kiogima Knapp Kroening Kubanik Lamb Larabee Leroux Lewis Lofquist Lund Lynk H X 'Yi . '11 sf gpm-r A oN.5 WT' I' L, ik if 93' f S if QW. xg L w.3 'K' . i L x 55? XX . A I f YF!!! ef 453: E X K' . 'vw L 5' 'QE' X .W QGWQ h -53 'mLL 2 as K 4 4, . u xy Qf A ,. ky, , H p .d X.,'i , Ui r I 5 f w J 17? 5 5, uf 52 my N iff, , W 1 x, X, X' LYSIAK J L. wX C. C R D 5 B D R. C. T. T. K. P NAS Lysiak Macomber Mason McCormick McCrary McGahan McGhan McGruther McI1rath McKinley Miers Miller Miller Mitcheltree Morin Morris Morris Mueller Mund Nas PARKER - S'lITI-I D T. W. B 5 T. J R M S G C V. R. L R G. R. K. B. Parker Pixley Platt Pratt Porter Pruitt Pulsifer Rake Rag Reed Robinson Rodriguez Rodriguez Rorem Rose Roundhouse Russell Serritos Slater Smith KST? Qing- P' 1, V M.. 5 I A. f ,ff R Hr-fN- 1.5 SV! ITH WEAWHERS Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Steele Stever Stewart Swarts Sweet Thiele Trebilcock Tromp Upson Wagenmaker Waggener Wambaugh Warol Warren Weathers WEAVER - WRIGHT 5 L J R L C B R C. J. Weaver Webb Welc Welch Wells Wilder Wills Wilson Wright Wright Q J. R k I l ,.,B-c,..p'Le'-595 .... 5, x . V 1 W K 2 fa? f f. lc l Q 5' I X .X , ' vu. We 5 X V Wiil We .'ll if ,. Wlele A ' Q if . J li We . OKI QM W , v r If ,ff- ' A 'S ,E pr X1 M elm W. A fx X ii K . :chord View Girls Softball 4 . . 1' Mm ,Q MQW My H- ---W--.. sg, 4 ,Q w uiiglumi , , , , Back L to R: Front L to R: Gerard, S. Glotzbach, M. Ryan, L. Hartman, Macomber, N. Wambaugh, J. Wambaugh, M. Wilson Burns Dykstra, K. Glotzbach, M. Waggoner, L. Waggener Slater, F. Carrier, J. Herbst, R. Ward, P. Mueller Lori Waggoner Kathy Glotzbach Waggoner Lori Waggener Mary Waggener Kathy Glotzbach ' Shih. - -..f i VE .fs 41:1 -ug -no 1 -'55 I' IH ll I E i V- 'NIH' -rg F J f 1 , rl 'E L 2 5: .' - . ' 1 K E mfr! l . 1 V ' . fag- 1. lifullllx 'I - 1 ' - 5 'r-, - YT' x Q2 QQ IQ 6 Team Players were: Bob Serritos, Jim Nielsen, Ted Karnitz, Andy Stewart, Bruce Skidmore, John Wright, Mark Jalovec, Mike Connell, Craig Collins, Bill Ream, Del Haagsma, Brian Rice, and Rick Johnson iomond Are R? un Xe xxx homer I Hurmig TQ ,ik Q X ' 'l 'f J 1 '-'LP'-f 4? Lfiemvhall Cr-If H, 33321 .im ,X fielder's choice ,ff 1 Christian 8-o W-,G ' . Mona Shores 2-1 Oakridge 5-'7 Ludington 12-7 Wxm, Fruitport 5-3 'Sli AI' Catholic 2-6 W del. 1 ball Musk QCountyD 1-6 ., fou Whitehall 1.-5 di Whitehall A-3 5 45 -A N. Muskegon 14-A 'E Muskegon 2-5 QQID . ,Q R-Puffer 1-6 , tiger ,65!,f'3 Fremont 12-O inch Yu iaiiv Grand Haven 3-11 Q 66666 Montague '7-O Cforfeitb Ludington 16-1 Fruitport 3-1, f., X Spring Lake 3-5 117' v Spring Lake 6-1 M. Catholic 2-3 R-Pu-ffer A-5 PITCHING STATISTICS Pitcher GS GC REL 1P BF 1B 2B R 'ER ERA BB SO WPIWON LOST PCT Skidmore 9 10 2 60 270 38 9 MEO 2,33 28 55 3 5 5 Connell 10 6 '59 269 60 39 5 98 Jalovec 1, 2 2 36 2 S 0 1 Serritos '2 2 5 21 1 4 4 2 3.00 2 5 0 0 000 Team Pla Rederstor yers were: Paul Jett, Ron Black Bill 3 f, Ed Fierros, Garey Wood B d , ra Evans, Dave Estler, Mike Ray, Rick Wilson, Jim Basford, Bob Guidice, Larry Swartz, Don Pearce, and Tyrece Lynk. Guy' est Friend 1 K l IF 6 N K jx- .f N Ill 1 Gln! J + jj 61 4 umnr 1:1 1 e 1 Q5 H . Elrlittll xggf-W ,.,, ,H -W 1 ' 1 N azvhall f 1 T 1 5 iiiyjg RQ' 53 6936 Wx' '-'T SO Tiff all fre 1 ,ft single 0404 XG 6 Q 1 1 Us S- lg . .A ' 1 , S 1115! 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Q ' M W- .QV vw' iii, M Front Row-- Back Row-- Dou WaarnarCCoachD, Jim Zeller, Tim Welt, Brad Keith, Jim McKinley, Bryan Keith Mark Tatrow, Jeff Wood, Rick Stubbs, Mike Sweet, Scott Mead, Craig Kovalcik, Mike Segers, Jeff Wisuiewski, Todd Haugh, Mark Borgeding JP ' X XX O i H 'll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE-. Qillllllll ' llllllllwiii 5 -, lllllllllll I .-'-'IIIIEEEEEEIEIIIIQdltllllllll H , llllllllllllllIl::gYlllllllll -- . lllllllllllllllllllllgit! . , ,7 llneununnn. . . W a, K ,x 1 g Q., I K f f, Qi-. 4 A. -: ., 4, X rv q.!m1.4' YUM 5 I f-jzgjps. 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J 4 'H' .6 Ter 221' TS, S ' ,Q .I ,JS . .' 7 21? I Y x 1 X , . Q .Nga . 'X AM, 5G.f.,...1 '1-lf'-J' 'R' , May 22, l982--a night to be remembered. The music was played and the dance floor was filled. There was no room for sadness as the seniors enjoyed their last high school dance. A sincere thanks goes to the junior class who did a fine job this year. Also to the hostesses--Kiesha Fox, Gina Gerard, Lori Thomas, Cora Wright, Lee Ann Hartman, Diane Ketchum, and Donna McDonald--who kept things running smoothly! an 3 5 Ph gsi que Best Fi gure Alan Summerfield 6 Sandy Peets Frowners G -! Class Smilers 5 LUHQHI ri'-Q' N1 Jim Jarembo 8 Lisa Tjapkes VD 2 It X' ,X l N355 X X QQ ' XQ 5'-' w p? 5 I M K Y Most Spirited John Gilbert 5 Lisa Tjapkes Bill Ream 8 Sherri Frees m 6 l f Al an Summerfiel d 9 Q 0 5.4 a Best All Around 'S Alaina Ande1'5Un '50 CU I Q 3 Q 3 - ' z Q A ' E - A M hi e xy 3 K . 5'- U, r N E1 V K 1 N h U1 i V ei i .1 Jls . 5 Vx , f ' V 3,1 -,h r 1 i r 5 ue G l otzbach V ' l F' A ' , u i1 iinl Xa rr : r f I Class Grouch 3 .iff-', I , Y 1: - 'l', .A f 4 ' Eric Bright, Todd Crummel, Geoff Nichols El Karen Covington d Class Couple Mike Feutz 8 Lisa Tjapkes Class Flirts Geoff Nichols 6 Nancy Seaman Class Artists Rusty Hansen 6 Chelli Black Class Shortest Troy Long 8 Sharon Guidice PICTURES ARE Nor AVAILABLE X x X x 1 I N I PCR THESE Pocx ELECTION WINNERS. R 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I N Best Dresse C1355 C10W'75 ,LQ Class Freckles I Q Ig R+ Q ,4 N H S P-1. 3- U7 I-A. I SI R E +Re,, m ' Q Y ' fl 'A KC C fx : .SRIU W Q, 1 .pry slh, 4 g ,R I cg 4 D Q ,I ' wifi P-1. S. xefl m Aig:, n.. .fgiggg S .W,I, I.,,, H I H I I I bfi l X l f N '45- F Class Shgest v : 5 . S Class Blushers 2 ls: F 1 m .E 5 N El ls: 3 5 w W 3 J N 3 Q m N H X iw. w m o U 3 m w Troy Long 6 Lori Grant Lisa Zimmer Most Pleasant to be Around 'E Chris McCarty 6 Alaina Anderson Class Tallest va an Q Chip Furman 6 Beth Ryan Q 3 2 Q A1 Summerfield 81 Teresa Anderson Q 'N E Bill Ream, BIl1 Zimmer 6 Sandy Peets 5 gxfagggwmmmmmm qt ' , I ff 2 IQ ,if . f gn X 5 :Hu i 'H 'gn ' 1 'iw f :J 3 m E --1 Class Bookworm 'D x 3 J ' 111' V: i 1 Cqxfsssffl ff +o ...A r J Q 3 5 L-A 5 x ' X V , .,Vr ,ye Dave Pruitt 6 Dorothy Jackomino Ei YV' XX , 4 ' 49 X o N 5 f 0 A f R fi ' ini lim Evans 6 Sharon Guidice x no ' ff R 5 B 1 'l 65 - Mp V 'I B 5 Pa Y 2 EM X' 1 , Cl ass An gel S Class Rowdies O 1 DJ ,dn U0 CU '1 Ib I3 D.- CD Ui Q IT' O P1 f-h CD H KD 5 Fl' Bill Ream 8 Alaina Anderson, Lori King Class Singers Jeff Reeths 8 Lori Grant ,. Xu-, ak xr A- 95953 Q 2 as 5 w m is ,4 b' +1 99312 5 Q ainer Bryan Guerrero 8 Kris Hudson N Class Compl I1 rs ny Em! nnr' A 1 John Dewald 6 Karen Covington Most Outgoing Bryan Felt 6 Alaina Anderson X W 1 lass Dancers NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Baby Faces C Chris McCarty 5 Lori Grant Troy Long 6 Dana Justice Brains Class ian Class Music Eric Bright 8 Anne Culver 2 Scott Mead 8 Lisa Tjapkes 113115312 CHRISTINE ALDERINK Cheerleading 10,11 Aquaettes 9,10 PENNY L. ALLISON ALAINA ANDERSON Aquaettes 10 Cheerleading 9,10,l1 Cross Country 12 Homecoming Queen 12 Junior Class President Marching Band 9,10 Track 11 TERESA L. ANDERSON Basketball A yrs. Track 4 yrs. Volleyball 10 LORI ANDREAS Bowling 9,10,1l Choir 9,10 Drama 9,10 Kids for Kids 11 LYNDA KAY ASMUS Aquaettes 4 yrs. Aquaette President 12 Blood Drive 12 Business Award Exchange Day 11,12 French Club President 10 French Club Secretary 10 Kids for Kids 12 Senior Class Secretary Workshop 11,12 Workshop President 12 Yearbook 11,12 DALE A. BEATTIE Baseball 9,10,l1 Golf 9,10 DENISE LYNN BEAUNE Band 9,10 Swim Meet Timer 9 ELLEN SUE BEERMAN Band 4 yrs. Choir 10 ESE? Junior Class Treasurer National Poetry Press 12 Pep Band 4 yrs. Who's Who ll Yearbook 11,12 JO ANN BERTOIA Band A yrs. Pep Band 9 LAURA LEE BEVINS Choir 9,10,11 RACHELLE BLACK Volleyball 10,11 MARK A. BORGERDING Tennis 4 yrs. DEBBIE L. BRIGGS ,1 JACOUELINE FAY BURREL RANDY LEE BUSMAN SCOTT CANTRALL SUSAN DENISE CHASE Girls Basketball 9 Track 9,10 ANNE CELESTE CULVER Baccalaureate accompianist Band 4 yrs. Bowling 12 Cheerleading 1O,ll,12 F.A.M.E. 12 Freshman Class Secretary Homecoming Court Jazz Band 4 yrs. Jazz Combo 9,1O,ll Kids for Kids 11,12 National Honor Society 11, Track 9 JOHN DEWALD Baseball 4 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs. Football 4 yrs. DAVE L. DEWITT DIANA L. DEWITT 4 yrs 12 JONI DEYOUNG Band A yrs. Bowling 12 Kids for Kids Chairman ll National Poetry Press 12 Senior Class Treasurer Who's Who ll Yearbook Ass't Editor 12 KATHERINE M. DOWDY BERNIE A. DOWNS Bowling 12 ALAN DULIN SK I DIANE DYKSTRA Basketball 9,10 Softball 4 yrs. Volleyball lO,l1,l2 MARK ELLIS Basketball 9 GAIL LYNN ESTLER JAMES LEE EVANS II Band 4 yrs. National Honor Society 11,12 V.F.W. Speech Award ll JANIS ILENE EWALD Arbor Girl ll Aquaettes l0,ll,l2 Band 4 yrs. Bowling 9,1O,l2 National Honot Society 12 lwoklholl Yearbook 11,12 KATHY A. FALBE Swim Team Timer 9 RHONDA S. FARBER BRYAN FELT Baccalaureate accompianist 12 Exchange Day 11,12 F.A.M.E. 12 Jazz Band l0,ll,l2 Marching Band 4 yrs. SCOTT FOSTER SHERRY L. FREES CHARLES FUHRMAN Football 9,l0 National Honor Society 11,12 COLLEEN MARIE GAJESKI Basketball 4 yrs. Blood Drive 12 Track 4 yrs. JOHN GILBERT Basketball 4 yrs. Mascot CSuper Cardl l0,ll,l2 DALE GILLIARD SHARON MICHELLE GIUDICE Band 4 yrs. SUSAN MARIE GLOTZBACH Arbor Girl ll Boy's Basketball Stats. Girls Basketball 4 yrs. Girls Softball 4 yrs. National Honor Society CONNIE F. GONZALES Aquaettes 4 yrs. Band 9,10 Swim Timer 10 Volleyball 10 Yearbook 12 ROSE GONZALEZ Aquaettes 9,l0,ll TRACY ANNE GRAMMAR LORI GRANT Aquaettes 4 yrs. Choir 9,10 DALE GREINER DAVID GRIMM LORI LYNN GOUGHLER PATRICIA GUNDY l0,ll,l2 12 CINDIE J. HAMILTON TIMOTHY HANDY GAYLE SUE HANSEN RUSSELL HANSEN FRANCIS HARRIS TINA HEAION BRENDA HENDRIX MICHAEL HENNINGS ROBERT HILL RICHARD HOUTMAN JOHN HOWELL JENNIFER BLYTHE HUIZENGA Choir 10,11 Lanidracs ll Swim Timer 10 SUSAN M. INGLERIGHT Arbor Girl ll Aquaettes 4 yrs. Drama 10 Lanidracs lO National Honor Society Who's Who ll Workshop l2 DOROTHY L. JACKOMINO MARK ALAN JALOVEC Baseball lO,ll,l2 Basketball 4 yrs. F.A.M.E. I2 Football 4 yrs. Girls Basketball Stats Tennis 9 Varsity Football Stats JAMES EDWIN JAREMBO II Aquaette Lighting 4 yrs Band 4 yrs. Swim Team 9,10 JAMES G. JAWOR JR. DENISE A. JENSEN LEONARD JOHNSON l2 . 9,10 9,10 LISA RAE JOHNSON RICHARD JOHNSON Baseball 4 yrs. Football 9,l0,l2 DANA JUSTICE Aquaettes 10 Bowling 12 BRADLEY ROBERT KEITH Tennis 4 yrs. ANN MARIE KENNISTON Band 9,l0 Swim Meet Timer 9,l0 KARY LEE KEUR Cheerleading 4 yrs. Kids for Kids 9 LAURA A. KEVERN Aquaettes 9,l0,ll Swim Team Timer 9,10 DAVID A. KIEFT JR. Baseball 9 Football 10 Wrestling 9,l0,ll Yearbook ll LORIE KING Arbor Girl ll Choir 9 National Honor Society I2 Who's Who ll JILL KIRSCHNER CRAIG R. KOVALCIK Band 4 yrs. Basketball 9,10 Cross Country IO 5 ll,l2 Jazz Band lO,ll,12 Jazz Combo ll PGP Band 4 yrs. Tennis 4 yrs. MARY JO KRUZEL LEIGH LARSON Bowling lO Choir 9,l0,ll School Play l0 IVA MARIE LATSCH FAY LORRAINE LEACH Aquaette l0 Yearbook ll DELBERT LEE Football lO,I2 DONN LITTLE GREGORY SCOTT MEAD Cross Country 9 Homecoming Escort Jazz BandfCombo 4 yrS- Marching Band 4 Yrs- Tennis 10 Who's Who ll KEVIN HTROYH LONG Football 4 yrs.. EUGENIA JANETTE LUNA CDODDD Band 9 Basketball 9 Track 9 Spring Vale Academy lO,ll LATANYA MARVETTE LYNK WALTER D. MAJOR JR. Football ll,l2 School Play lO Track 9,10 Wrestling lO,ll,l2 SHARON LYNN MARTINEZ Band 4 yrs. Kids for Kids l2 Yearbook Ass't Editor ll Yearbook Editor l2 GARY A. MAUS Basketball 9 Kids for Kids lO Football 4 yrs. Softball Mgr. l2 Wrestling lO Aquaette Narration lO,ll,l2 Drum Major ll,l2 Jazz Band 4 yrs. Jazz Combo lO,ll,l2 Marching Band 4 yrs. Sophomore Class President Tennis 4 yrs. Wrestling 9,lO CHRISTOPHER D. MCCARTY Blood Drive l2 Football 4 yrs. Wrestling lO,ll,l2 ANN MCELROY Cheerleading 12 KEVIN L. MCFALL Band 4 yrs, National Honors Society 12 Pep Band lO,ll,l2 LYNEL L. MCLAUGHLIN TONYA RENAE MITCHELTREE Aquaette Lights lO,ll Band 4 yrs. Bowling lO,ll,l2 Cheerleading 9 Freshman Class Treasurer Gymnastics 9,10 Kids for Kids lO,ll Majorette 4 yrs. Sophomore Class Secretary Wrestlerette lO,ll,l2 JEANETTE MQREY ILENE YVONNE MORRELL RHONDA MARIE MUND Choir 9,1O,1l Debate 9,10 Swim Meet Helper 9,10 Wreslerettes 10 WILLIAM MUNFORD Football l0,ll,12 CAROL A. OKERLUND Aquaette Helper 10,11 Band 9,l0,11 Pep Band 4 yrs. BRUCE OVERKAMT Football 9 ALICE JANE PEARSON Aquaettes 10 Band 9,10 Bowling 9 Cheerleading 9,10,l1 Co-op 11,12 Freshman Class President Kids for Kids 10 Workshop 9 JANIECE R. PEARSON Workshop 11,12 Workshop Treasurer MARK A. PEETS SANDRA PEETS Homecoming Court 12 Wrestlerette 9,10 KIMBERLY PHILLIPS Aquaettes 10 Bowling 10,12 Softball 9 SCOTT BRADLEY PLOUGH BARBARA ANN POTTER Symphonic Band 9,10,1l,12 Marching Band 9,l0,1l,l2 Arbor Girl 11 National Honor Society 12 DAVID PRUITT WILLIAM REAM Baseball 4 yrs. Football 4 yrs. JEFFREY WILLIAM REETHS Band 4 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs. MARK A. ROBILLARD Baseball 9,10 TAMMY L. ROHN Choir 9,10 Lanadracs 10 Volleyball 11,12 REBECCA ANN ROUNDHOUSE Aquaettes 4 yrs. Junior Achievement 9 National Poetry Press 12 Workshop 11,12 Yearbook 12 PAMELA ROREM ELIZABETH ANN RYAN Band 9 Girls Basketball 10,11 Workshop 11,12 Yearbook 12 SHAWN M. RYLOTT Aquaettes 4 yrs. Band 4 yrs. Girls Swim Team 10 Homecoming Court SHELLY KAY SAVAGE Arbor Girl ll Choir 9,1O,1l Lanadracs 10,11 Workshop 11,12 TAMMY MARIE SCHAUB Band 9,1O,l1 Cross Country 10 Flag Corps. 10,11 Swim Team Timer 9 Track 9,10 SHERRILL SCHOONBECK Co-op 12 ROBERT A. SERRITOS Baseball lO,11,12 Football 4 yrs. Homecoming Court 12 Wrestling 4 yrs. ROGER S. SHALIFOE Whitehall School 9 10,11 Wrestling 12 DAVID JAMES SHARP BRUCE SKIDMORE Baseball 4 yrs. Basketball 4yrs. Football 9,1O,11 CATHRINE A. SLOAN CHRISTINE SLOAN ANDREW SMITH Foocbaii 1O,11,12 Wrestling lO,ll,12 CLAIR SMITH MARIANNE ROSE SMITH Aquaettes 9 Co-op 12 French Club Vice-President French Club Treasurer Lanadracs 10,11 nStonehangeH 10 TIMOTHY L. SMITH KRTSTI ANN STEELE Aquaettes 9,1O,l1 STEVEN L. STENBERG Football 4 yrs. CHERYL STERLING Band 9,1O,ll Bowling 1O,1l,12 Senior Class President Sophomore Class Vice-President Workshop 12 RICK STUBBS Tennis 12 ALAN K. SUM ERFTELD Band 4 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs. Cross Country 10,11 Track 4 yrs. MARK HMORGANH TATROW Tennis 4 yrs, DEBORAH THOMAS Aquaettes 9 Choir 9,10 Lanidracs 11 PHILLIP THOMPSON Football 10 Track 12 RANDY TIBBITTS Football 12 Choir 12 LISA TJAPKES Aquaette Helper 9,lO,ll Arbor Girl 11 Cheerleading 4 yrs. Class Vice-President 9,11 Homecoming Court 12 Jazz Band 9,1O,1l National Honor Society 11,12 Symphonic Band 4 yrs. Track 4 yrs. SHAWN TUMELE RUTH UPSON RON WAMBAUGH JR. RHONDA LEA WARD Basketball lO,ll,12 Bowling 9 Softball lO,11,l2 Volleyball lO,11,l2 Wrestlerettes 9 MICHAEL WELLS NATHANIEL WELLS IIT Basketball 9 SCOTT RYAN WHITE Basketball 9,10 School Musical Track 9,10,12 CORA JEAN WRIGHT Choir 9,10 Drama 10 Lanadracs l0,ll,l2 JAMES ZELLER Tennis 10,11,12, LISA ZIMMER Aquaettes 9 WILLIAM ZIM ER Wrestling 10,11 7 i 0 . 1 X 6 r , , 4 6 ,Q . x I fx Q? s, Q, I 'CVLBZQ-9- '-. 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Thomas Anderson Body Language of Muskegon Mr. Q Mrs. Abe DeYoung Mr. Q Mrs. Albert DeYoung Dave 8 Dennese DeYoung Jim Q Kathy DeYoung Mr. 8 Mrs. John DeYoung Miss Marion DeYoung Fred K Jean Ewald Mr. 8 Mrs. Dick Fry Mr. Q Mrs. Bernard Galdeen George's Shell Auto Repair Mrs. Ethel Hathaway Q J' Mr. Q Mrs. Richard Hathaway Mr. Q Mrs. Robert Johnson Barbara King Dr. Kronlein Mr. 5 Mrs. Fred Mulder Mr. Q Mrs. Chuck Pederson Mr. Q Mrs. Clarence Rice, Jr The Schultz Haus Mr. Q Mrs. Joe Semelbauer Mr. A Mrs. Paul Skidmore Miss Trena Southland VFW Polar Bear Post 53734 Mr. 8 Mrs. John Wood E if ggb x 5 ,gi EEEIE9?EErS QE whe n Q grwW '. X X We woul helping out we wouldn't Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Thanks a lot WEE: 114 -f will d like to thank the following people for on the yearbook because if they didn't have a yearbook. Sielski Scott Mead Brothers Anne Culver Graham Barb Potter Nash Bryan Felt Chupp Donn Little for helping out-and good luck in the future! awmmmwfdv- .. ,, '. ' W1 , GWI9 llfllllllllffllll X N N N N X !! CONGRATULATIUNS TO THE CLASS O: 1982 !! N N X N x N X N x N x x x A SPECIAL CONGRATULATIUNS T0 OUR SUN N X x x K M F 11 N N x X N X X A FEIS AV EEUE 5 SF Ce da r Souvenirs Jewelry H 1675AppleAvenue 2 Phone Muskegon 49442 57113-3916 X x x Q Gas-Groceries-Gift Shop Q 1485 APPLE AVE MUSKEGON MICHIGAN 49442 APPLE AVE K MART PLAZA PHONE: 777 3665 S 3 3 Tan FZDUIOUS ART III-SENI Lori Andreas Schellie Blac Larry DeRooy Diane DeWitt Bernie Downs Gail Estler Rhonda Farber David Gifford Connie Gonzal Tracy Grammar Lori Grant 1 Ci ndy Ham l ton names 9 k ez WORK? MAY ALL OF YOUR TRAVELS THROUGH LIFE BE PLEASANT. UR ART CLASS-1982 Bob Hill Denise Jensen Jill Kirschner Mike Segers Cathy Sloan Beat-F109 Chris Sloan Nvbesr Sue Sowles I'75t1'UCtU Kris Steele Cheryl Sterling Debbi e Thomas Tumele Shawn Rhonda Ward CLASS OF '82 -ASK US - We've been here for over 40 years. We develop 8 print your film ln our own plant. We carry new and used photo equipment. 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X' 1f +'4W5 fi 3 p r- 3, I ,,-f X CMI- 3 ,.-. Z-K ' - .t . H i, Illqu 3,2 : ggi ,' ' I ki:--or Eg A i .fm 1.1 'A we 'in I'iI'1,'Q g! -U ' wi ' , f 0, I I I f if 'I '73 L- 1' U im, , ITO WHEREVER YOUR DREAMS ARE -LEADING YOU 0 Fine Instructors 0 Low Tuition 0 Pre-professional Courses 0 Job Placement Services 0 Training for jobs NOW 0 Low Commuting Costs l Individual Attention O Beautiful Campus QU ESTIONS? CALL 777-0303 MUSKEGON COMMUNITY I the COLLEGE of QUALITY 221 S. Quarterline Road 49442 I I Ill Il ll I ll I ll I I I ISK Munchles ,,m,,y F I Recre atio I G 9 4555 APP AVE l2 GJICARTS MN ASTOF XvAY 9 S 'lQUf 0 n PM M70 31121 DEN BL Orchard View Education X C x X X N g x N N EE I , 5 111111 M V' x I7 Lk As c H 3 t ' o n 3 E. a eton 234 Washington Sr. MUSKEGQN' Ml GRAND HAVEN, Ml I 722-2347 5 842-8070 sw I Q5 - am t m: 9 Q 3 '3:RE'f??Sff l m -3 . X Q5 Q is I N S Q Hsrndfns of Award Winning Pnnfngfapnyu 'Q Q Q I CONGRATULATIONS Q 1982 GRADUATES romnnnniwlnivlr mns nnnnwnis High School days are over now but the process of learning goes on!! Keep involved in your school district. I estigate and enroll in some of our special programs offered for y R t P S h l E h t Y th E h t T p S C t C ll 773 3231 O h d V C ty Ed t BEST OF LUCK EOR THE FUTURE WEST MICHIGAN DIRECT DIAMOND IMPORTERS FENCE ERECTORS INC 2371 MARQUETTE Ave MUSKEGON MICH 49442 '728 Muskegon Mall 918 II Norton BOB SCHULTZ I6I6I 777 7276 Down town Muskegon Park Row Mall COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL Seaway BIG JIM SINOIEIOII 5 INC wlshes to oongratul t the Olass of 1982 a e 1895 Port Clty Blvd P O BOX 4328 We have a complete RV 773 2261 Muskegon Mlchlgan sales and servlce 773 2326 QQLMA 773 9176 OUALITY PATTERNS EOR MODERN CASTINGS Phone 616 3587 Apple Avenue DICK s BUTCHER SHOP USDA CHOICE 8 PRIME BEEF ElIl1!5tllf13 7 16 N1ms Street THE FINEST IN MEATS Muskegon Mlchlgan C6167 777 2434 49443 1790 Apple Avunue C6165 722 6681 MusIegon, Mlch LI-gil-LIZ OFFICE PHONE 722 3937 Uv: HOME PHONE 7551453 orket COLO DRINKS GAR FREDRICKS PMMDHU GROCERIES U BEERfWINE 2445 LAKESHORE DRIVE MUSKEGON MICH 49441 N QODA POP 7 7 ' I ' I I ' V ' , 5 Y! f- I I . . - , . . 'I ll I A551 ll II D gg -' lI'1IgE. I I- 62 U . EE 9:8 R54 ,, E352 Qi EE o I - ALO 6 ' POOL 8. PATIO ,ALMS iz, RESIDENTIALQEQQLS PooL SUPPLIES18. ,Ac.csssoRuEs soLArLcovsR5,a: REELS W HOT was 8.f'WHIRLPOOLS mio FURNITURE :DR L L FULL SIZE POOL ON DISPLAY INDOORS FAST SIMPLE G, a C1 O Us EASY INSTALLATION D1n1ng open 7 days Uld Engllsh Free Valet Paz-k.zng atmosphefe 415 M Western :s737sAPPLEAv Musxsoon Shaw-Walker produces a complete line of office furniture and systems including Tempo 33 panel systems desks files office seating, and filing and finding systems. SHAW WALKER Office Furniture and Systems Division at Wesrern Muskegon, Michigan 49443 Pa t Q S ZM95 Mcxncoux AVENUE ALCOHOLISM INFORMATION CENTER 773-0853 oUT PATIENT COUSELING SERVICES FOR PROBLEM DRINKERS AND THEIR FAMILIES 722 1931 722 7550 Cl-OCED MJNDAYS PAT RUTH PREVENTION EDUCATION INFORMATION J Income Tax Servlce M a l B Experlenced and Accurate D Returns Prepared Reasonable Rates v B r ll John F McK1n1ey 791 West St 773 3685 Muskegon MI CLASS OF 82 WITH A 7 YEAR WARRANTY UTOMOTIVE Phone 722 2921 SERVICE Larry Allison Owner SPECIALIZING IN TRANSMISSIONS AUTOMOTIVE RUSTPROOFING AN UNDERCOATING 'Us ALL AUTOMATIC 81 STANDARD TRANSMISSION REPAIRS ,-.. if 5 Ny! MOTOR HOME SERVICE AVAILABLE 293 E. LAKETON AVE MUSKEGON CONGRAT u L A no N EEHIEERKEEONALSHEULMZ 2 4 I i A 1 IQ. 2 CONGRADULATIONS I ' ' I I I D 42 A -' X fb 0169 CEQA I JHEACLTZIOB ' GIEASPS' GDEH 1982 Af rr All hr Aggrauatlnn FP ' 4 1 1 ' u Qlnmw Eh? Bag GBT' if wow Girahuatrnn MARRMGE7 IT'S QE IQ You 'L is I' P' A diploma's very special It's like a golden key That turns the lock on any door Marked Hopportunityu T COLLEGE? ? But one thing to remember If you want to get inside-- It's up to you to give the nudge That swings it open wide And it's up to you to take the lead Once you're inside the door To see if what's behind it Is what you've been looking for Then if it is, you have to mold it Really push it, tug it, too Till that opportunity becomes A big success for you So use your key, but be aware It's just a key at best And remember that it's up to you To go and do the rest June 3 1982 1552 MARCHING BAND J SYMPHUHIC BAND CONC EBT B AND PE BAND I I 4: F I JAZZ BAND ,l P I '5 L -A I K1 I E h E ll S WE sPEcIA1.IzE IN KITCHEN CABINETSH h y We WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE ouR SON A 8 B RANDY BUSMAN ANDTHE CLASS oFJ982! llungratulatians Q? Q75 QQ e stan W T F C HE RANKLIN AS1ZfciJrTfaijkIin C A L Y s A w h Ezfngiilnllizglag-mgitigllrglsrgmn. e C R E M E M B E R r g 5 , Good luck YOUR 3 l , V to the Sensors MASS V x 1 no F' 2 4 7 82- Frankun GUUD LUCK 1612Iulq:st:51I:I1Zurt M 8 mb e r A N D N. Muskegon, MI 49445 : - WIWQW Phone 616 744 9602 G D D B 171 SUNRISE MEMORIAL GARDENS CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES MAUSOLEUM Paul G Buterakos PHUNES 777-2445 2188 Remembrance Drive AND CREMATORY President 777-2422 Muskegon Mich 49442 IJJRMCIICILIZSZ' IELZQJNTICI E5fTITF21ITE3fI' Leif!!! Punmncv CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF S2 SIMPSON S PHAMACY 8 GIFT SHOP D1StlHCt1VE G1ftS Prescrlptlons Speclallsts 832 Apple Ave ML1Skegon M COHN'S FURNITURE AND CARPETING CORNER OF PECK AND BROADWAY MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, MICH. OFFICE PH 773-1590 fl Gas and Grocery Corner of Apple and Sheridan Upen 7 Days Until 11 00 gwloueemx gy Zami 3807 APPLE MUSKEGON MI Your Complete Florist OWNER BARB COOK '1!F '1!F l is Q I ivf I A A 91 W Y -15? 1! af , if ' fqgp 'lar I . i l - , i. : me 777'1 512 7773028 MUSKEGON Evanston Ave. Muskegon Mich GLASS 777 PINE ,, MUSKEGUN MICH A9442 Wolwfrefzw 9 :: l :: ' C SWEDISH WIRE CORPORATION 2853 LEON MUSKEGON, MICH Your Favorl te Rlnk 1n M1ch1gan UPEN Every Erldag and Saturday Available for Prlvate Part1es N PHONE 775 9994 or 766 3671 Ll!.J'aNw-lt B' BEER 2190 MILLIRUN and UPEN SEVEN DAYS WINE GRUCERIES and FRESH MEAT . -35, .59 2 M gtg: MJ T it ' A ONS A c R . . . . . LASSATUL , - . I OF 37-IO ' - ' - 9 sl S v 'f E - .Xxx E -Q: 1 Ask me about the State Farm Family Insurance lt's a review of your insurance covemgesandneeds.Home,caL lHeandhemNrNocom.NoobN gaUon.CmImeforIheCheckup AGENTS NAIVIE ADDRESS AND PHONE SYAYI FARM M QEQB IN su RAN c E' Like 3 good n2ighb0l', State Farm is there. STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Horr1eOf!rces Bloomrngron, NN IVWQTHA Nnsmr Agent 2268 Apple Avenue Muskegon, Michigan 49442 O f.: C6165 777-3934 Res ' C6167 744-9324 FIRST REFORIVED CHURCH way it Wjth flowm ARBOR FLURAL 5 A , Goa CONGRADULATIONS' ' , 'JE GIF T SHUP 2 CENA ' J A JONI DEYOUNS LISA TUAPKES iw' S VMC' AND THE CLASS OF 82 C 1222 Peck 52662 I '5 A46 ADA QRS Q V7 HVQQEQ W J G1 ' N f 1 2 1. 0 451: Muskegon MI 49440 FOR OERVICE CALL: AFTER MIDNIGHT 739-9750 733-2109 A , 2829 Apple Ave ' 773-2735 Beer Wlne LlqUOT 52 I' VI CZ 3233 7 321 11 OO AUTOMATIC PHONOGRAPHS Ny AMUSEMENT GAMES dw, F I Q I POOL TABLES X DAVE ANDREE JUTE BOXES GARY ZIMMER NIUSKEOON, 'VIICHIOAN 3975+ APPLE AVE MUSKEGONI urS 9 a m to 11 W LIQUOR BEER WINE 7 days KEGS GROCERIES PRODUCE ALL YOUR PARTY NEEDS W' 1333 APPLE AVE 7 73 3264 AND DQAGWAY STOCK CAR RACING RILEY THOMPSON 'IGUSKESON MI A9445 EVERY SATURDAY DRAGWAY EVERY SUNDAY w 1 B IJ' ' ' I I 1 W : a. . : p.m. G ' - Y ' LQRENZ MARKET phone-773-osoz THUNDERBIRD PVACEWAY 0 766-3300 ho . . . p... 2 - i if , '7 , I r-'AU 6 4110 175 U IWEXQ If you can't take your wife to 1ta1,,take her J UNE S ELEC TRIC to ' u. C0MPANYX f Noon Luncheon Spec1a1s . . 701 W C1 A Cocktalls-Organ Plano Slngalong M ay Venue Private banquet rooms for up to 250 people FAMILY DINING 7 - DAYS uskegon MI 49440 Buslness Phone A WEEK try our Italian Spec1a1s SPAGHETTI CHICKEN BREAST ROMANO VEAL PAMIGINO LASAGNA PIZZA 2511 Hall Rd at Sherldan Whltehall Rd at G11es COINGRADULATIOIXS Class THE SCHILLACI FAMILY From a Fflen WELCOMES YOU Egfikzb .....,,g.,d lp mae ne BAKERY 8 COFFEE SHOP 1630 Apple Ave 3200 Henry St TERRACE ST 8 LAKETON AVE MUSKEGON PH 722 3908 WAGENMAKER'S FLOWER CENTER Flowers for every OCCaS1OH WEST SHORE MUSIC CENTER 1236 Apple Ave 456 Apple Avenue M k M h 2 us egO353 3202 4944 Muskegon, Mlchlgan 49442 PHONE C6161 722 1138 C3 gl Il xJw ,gk 45.2-E1 D X W I , . b Z f n 0 QQEHFEI' . I of 1a5u IP I ' df , .ami 1 Y . ' M - V ' 14' -7 - E 1 . pl J Q. f, : .. V Hffxifjf' ' A X K, 2 I! , ff A X . H! I 'xii' 176 ,QfZjQ,fxJN fZQiN ,179 162:71 fig - W 773-3251 1535 S WALKER RD MUSKEGON MICH. SAVE TIME AND MONEY Durlng Your Working Hours we Provide Laundry Drop-Off Servlce washed folded steam pressed 5O1LB -also- Professional Dry Cleanlng At Lowest Prlces In Town ... ..-. .-....-- - ---Q --- ------- SPEED QUEEN LAUNDROMAT 773-9848 Hours '7AM to 9PM STATE FARM INSURANCE C095 704 Apple M Auto uskegon MI ' 8 iff! Health 722-1189 Office 773-3405 Residence . . . . . . . . . . llgaar Ihtll ... ...... . I . M -3666-XE1-I6-1631619191-3631916161-X-313151 218191-I 6621-7136713131 Xiu I X x Af f f! X Im fx KW f ? I ' f 1 3 WK, 2 6311 +- - 696-3696969636669696363696-36-365696?6969696-366696-36969696969696 - - f W 1 f 0 Y ,f , x N 1 xx MA 3 Q X 1 u : IW ff x -3 164 161 7 vh I ff! ff, Nr 1 X O n L11 'fffk N Q-:A I W I fl f Z , 611 if w ' 'I fm ?7f1'!J,11 1 ff 71,1 f WU 1' IM: p f 3 I mf SE' , M ' 1 S J! f ' L'f l I I CUNIEIDAIDIJLATIDNS Where good friends meet! 3015 Apple Avenue CLASS OF '82 llylis tra Carpal 2905 APPLE AVE. 773-5709 HQME OF 51M1.111 CARPET 313 R5 High School Graduates under 20 years of age may take classes EBEE Classes include the following: Reading Improvement Ind. Math Woodshop CAdv. 8 Beg.D Welding Nurses Aide Training Data Processing Secretarial Training ORCHARD VIEW CONMJNIW EDUCATION sERvncE ORDER FLANNERY'S SUNOCO 2000 E. Laketon Avenue Muskegon, Michigan 49442 Wrecker Service 773-6126 SYTSBVIA FUINERAL HOIVEI INC. 737 APPIE AVE. MUSKEGON, MI. AQLIAZ CONGRADULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF l982 FROM SEINDLER PAPER CUVIPANY ' 1778 SANFORD A MUSKEGON, MICH. CRACKER BARREL l6lO EVANSTON AVE M' 777-1671 Cold Deerwine- Groceries-Lottery OPEN 7 DAYS slit 1 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES GRADUATES ere weddln your future see C5,,9Z C59hwwww Park Row Mall Norton at Henry N A 773 0200 awp For 1DVlt6t1ODS all accessorles CUNGRATULATIUN5 T0 auR DAUGHTER ANNE CULVER AND T0 THE CLASS OF 1982 CVC SECURITY. . . CVC SECURITY. . .CVC SECURITY 2028 MaTV1n Avenue Muskegon Mlchlgan Locally Owned And Operated By JAMES CULVER 777 3049 CONGRATULATIONS T0 OUR NEIGHBORHOOD af' GRADUATES wil 0' ILQA ny, If th is a ' g j n . . . X 2 Y E ' I .4E0- ' .nam , '?3ESfv Muskegon Michigan 'afywf , 4 ,7 ':'e?:i 6 Ax? T 5 . HE.. X N f X JOSTENS Aglsfucm vymaooc comawv -. -121, c.,, .: - . 1- ' ,- 1- f 51 , - 4, 'i'I L-7'?1'- 'ff:3- -f., 'fIZf: .ff 2-?IA:'3 Q5f':i!.'? '-Z-i.r:f1 ':,.ui' -j ,I-, ., . ' - -V f - f ' -1, .L---, , .. ,'.' .L g. LEJL. ' ..,:.-Q: ..a-.-.- A --f-A'-'--1' J .. ' ' curl! burns...-. fy - ,tu - 1 .- 4 . ,,1:,,a-w-5g.u.,,f--4-:,A. .-.vpn-rg, - ., ,,