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

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1987 volume:

CbPvl ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIB 3 1833 01814 9937 ' , Co .fj, This book is with special thoughts of Orchard View ' s 25th Graduating Class, The Class Of 1987 Orchard View High School 2310 Marquette Ave. Muskegon, Michigan TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 1 Faculty Administration 5 J Seniors 16 Sports Activities 41 56 83 Juniors 105 Sophomores 111 Freshmen 117 Senior Closing 124 Advertisement 134 YEARBOOK STAFF Chief Editor — Dana Senkow Business Manager — Michelle Bancuk Head Photographer — Irene Rios Advertising Editors — Lynn Cherchori, Julie Nielsen Senior Editors — Kim Hardy, Becky Forth Juniors Editors — Brenda Chase, Tammy Cronister, Kelli Hepler Advisor — Peter Waalkens IN DEDICATION TO MISS JAN AGARD Jan Agard was born in Muskegon Michigan on July 2, 1946. She attended Reeths Puffer High School and graduated in 1964. She went on to Muskegon Community College and then to Western Michigan University to finish out her education. She began her teaching career at Orchard View High School, a job which lasted 19 years before she moved on to become an English Composition Instructor at Muskegon Community College, which is now her present occupation. We asked Miss Agard if she would like to make a few comments for us, she told us that It doesn ' t matter where you teach, it ' s the teaching that matters. and also that, Teaching is sharing a part of yourself with someone else, when this happens it is really nice. We also asked Miss Agard ' s students to make a few comments and this is what we got — Miss Agard was always smiling and having a good time. She made learning fun. Miss Agard was a different sort of teacher. She actually kept the kids interested in doing homework. She never had to demand or force. Miss Agard was the most energetic and fun teacher I have ever had. 1 think she would be a perfect president for the U.S. I don ' t think I ' ve known anyone with such a positive attitude all the time. She was always smiling, laughing, of making dumb puns. But, I have to admit that she usually brightened up the mornings of some of the sleepy and grumpy people in first hour. Miss Agard was my favorite teacher throughout high school. She always had a bright smile and a joke for you any time. Even if you were in a bad mood, she could bring you out of it. Miss Agard is missed very much by everyone. Miss Agard was a great teacher, she wanted us to learn, and genuinely cared about all her students. Our school has lost a great and caring person. She will be remembered by all of us. IN MEMORY OF D.J. RYLOTT You made me happy When I was down, You made me smile When all I had was a frown. There was no one like you You were your own kind, Now that your gone You ' ve been on my mind, You were a clown Which I will never forget. You slam dancing on the floor Calling everyone a booget. You were a trendsetter That was your way, You were the one and only D.J. David D.J. Rylott Birth: Sept. 26, 1970 Death: March 22, 1987 Activities: golf basketball, baseball. After D.J. dying Everyone was so sad, People all over were crying Some people were even mad. D.J. didn ' t want to hurt us He just didn ' t know what to do, No one is for sure what happened And 1 guess we ' ll never know what is true. Some say this is something he couldn ' t do. No matter what has happened to him All we can do is pray. We need to try to remember. All the good times from the past. This has hurt so many Yet brought so many closer, Someday the hurt will go away, but the memory will always last. So if we are smart We ' ll just let it be. There must be a reason, So we must try to forget the pain And just let it be! L. Laird SCHOOL BOARD School Board Members; J. Nielsen, R. Nelson, M. Tatrow, K. Tornga, C. Chaney, J. Williams, and N. Dods Superintendant of Schools Dr. M. Maksitnowicz Business Operations Director G. Milkins SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION LANGUAGE ARTS R. Patton - Hon. Eng. 11, Gen. Eng. 11 N. Welch - Hon. Eng. 9, Gen. Eng. 9 L. Lapomarda — Gen. Eng. 10, Gen. Eng. 11 L. Graham — Pra. Eng., Hon. Eng. 10, Gen. Eng. 9 D. Eck — Speech, Ind. Writing D. Helmus — Gen. Eng. 12, Ind. Eng. 9, Spanish 1 2 K. Nash — Speech C. Jaquays — Reading 9, Ind. Reading, Reading Lab, Hon. Eng. 12 BUSINESS DEPT. D. Robinson — Accounting 1 2, Typing 1 2 J. Fulton — Gen. Bus., Typing 1, Personal Typing, Ind. Connputer B. Hauke — Office Lab. Shorthand ■ i B. Hj IHI v L A s . M If ' ' i MATHEMATICS J. McKinley — Basic Geometry, Geometry, Algebra 2 L. Cone — Consumers Math, Math Lab A. Van Duinen — Ind. Math 9, Algebra lA R. Chupp - Algebra IB, Algebra 1, Adv. Math PHYSICAL ED. T, Stribley - Phy. Ed. 9 10, Athletic Dir. J. Nash - Phy. Ed. 9 10, Health Ed. J. Shillito - Phy. Ed. 9, Adv. Phy. Ed. K. Nash - Phy. Ed. 9 10 SPECIAL SERVICES D. Overheul - Sci. EMI, Eng. 9 EMI, Math EMI S. Moore - Library Director H. Schultz — Guidance C. Frederickson — Library S. Schultz — Resource, U.S. History LD, Eng. 10 EMI B. Stellard — Guidance SOCIAL SCIENCES J. Shillto — U.S. History, Psych., Social Studies J. Sax — Social Studies M. Henry — Con. Economics, Practical Law C. Lund — World History, Mich. History, Soc. 1, Psych. W. Herrala - U.S. History HOME ECONOMICS D. Coles — Family Living, Parenting, Child Development, Consumers Education. S. Christie — Living Skills, Foods, Clothing. FINE AR TS C. Smith — Band, Marching Band. C. Borchert - Art 1, 2, and 3. D. Warner — Concert Band and Symphonic Band. i i m p m wmi g7- ' i ' m m j ■ ' , 1 I j H INDUSTRIAL ARTS P. Waalkens — Industrial Arts 9, Machine Shop 1, Metals, Yearbook. R. Wikman — Mechanical Drawing 1, 2, and 3, Industrial Arts 9. D. Kilgran — Machine Woods, Cabinet Making 1 and 2. D. Jones — General Math 9, Auto Service, Industrial Arts 9, Machine Woods. Left to Right to Spoelman, C. Chase, D. Erickson, B. Brewer, K, Postmus, D, Maus, C, Wright, M. Muskouen, B. Kaley, B. DeLong, E. Milliron Not Pictured C. Hofmann, L, Hittle SECRETARIES C. Evens, D. Rose, DE Schmieding, G Cuthrell, M Waggoner, P Diebel Food Service Randall, W. ArnBurgey, V. Peterson, D, Kymes, J. Stratil HALL MONITOR Sally Mund Janitors J. Carlisle and M. McCarty HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Dear Graduates: By the time you read this you will have graduated and have become part of Orchard View ' s long and rich history. You will always be special because you were the 25th graduating class of Orchard View High School. Orchard View takes great pride in the education it has provided its approximately 5,125 graduates. We have tried to provide you with the knowledge, skills, moral and physical background, and overall positive attitude needed in future life. It is our hope that you have an adequate foundation for whatever life may bring. You are now experiencing a new phase of your life and I, with many others, wish you the best in all future endeavors. It is also my hope that through your example the underclassmen recognize, as you did, the importance of a high school diploma. Again, best wishes and God bless each and everyone of you. Richard Brothers Principal Dear Students, The 1986-87 school year has come and gone in a flurry of activity. Due to the effort of you, the students, much has been accomplished here at Orchard View. More and more of you have become actively involved in school life. Involvement is key to the growth and development of Orchard View High School. In my five years as assistant principal, students and staff alike have become more involved in the functions of the school. Involvement in athletics, student council, honor society, close up, curriculum council and a host of other functions has created a more positive attitude here at Orchard View. Thi s positive attitude has caused the school to run in a more efficient and effective manner. With continued effort, this trend to be involved and be active will continue to grow at Orchard View. Hopefully, graduating seniors will take with them the need and desire to be involved and will be active in the community in which they live. Orchard View is indeed living up to its motto of Looking Good and Getting Better. Whether you are continuing on here at O V. or moving on to other ventures, my wish for you is to be involved in life. I wish you to take an active role in the matters that concern you. I wish you to make an impact on the world in which you live. Life is so much more enjoyable if you live it to the fullest and you can do that by being involved. Best wishes to all, Richard J. Nolan Assistant Principal Congratulations to our Niece WENDY MARCOTT and the class of 1987 A-1 CUSTOM CLEANING A complete Janiotrial Service Free estimates Muskegon, Mich. 722-1146  Bo6 Floral Quality and Service in Flowers Muskegon 7731146 Ravenna 853-2349 Norton Shores 755-4553 JOHN SEVEN PAINT AND WAI LPAPER CO 7 G.H. Buchholz 891 E. Laketon Ave. Muskegon, Mi. 49442 Country Living. Big City Convenience cz fzLinqton ±tats:6. A lotjLLE Q ' iLLacji PHONE (61 6) 773-0843 3785 EVANSTON Avenue Muskegon, Michigan 494-42 Gordon and Marilyn Christian Park Managers Mr. Mrs. Dennis Marcott Congratulates our Daughter Wendy BAND CAMP Second Best Rank HB Best Campers Band Camp 1986 was a time of learning to keep the feet in time to the beat of the drum. Camp was also a place which enhanced friendships. EXCHANGE STUDENTS Holger Meyer is from Germany. He was in football, wrestling, and track. His first impression of the U.S. was that people drive slow. Holger says he loves this country but misses his own country and friends so he wouldn ' t want to stay, but Watch Out he ' s coming back! Malene Jacobson from Denmark says, When I was in the airplane I saw a lot of pools, in Denmark we don ' t have pools. She likes play- ing Softball, and she thinks it ' s fun staying after school doing things, because in Denmark everybody just goes straight home. Malene likes it here, but at home she has different hours everyday, here it ' s just the same old thing everyday. She loves it here and has made a lot of friends, but she can ' t wait to see her old friends. i .k FEBRUARY Govert Gribling is from the Nether- lands. Govert was in the symphonic and marching bands, the cross country team, and the track team. He told us he couldn ' t believe he was really here, and that he had to pinch himself to see if it was real. He is having a great time here and he ' ll miss it all when he ' s gone, but he is here now and having a great time — that ' s all that matters. SENIORS Treasurer Kimberley Hardy Advisor David Overhuel Secretary Kathy McGovern President John Russell Vice President Becky Porth Class Flower White Rose Seniors not pictured: Daric D. Bass Gregory A. Greinke Trisa J. Hayes Carol F. Miller Corey D. Moore William C. Nousain Richard A. Smith Class Colors Silver, Gray Burgandy Class Song Never Say Goodbye — Bon Jovi 5 Kg IHPI ■ ■■i 1 Li. P 1 1 ■ •- ' «- i. Lucil A A ff Je f uf £ Boon Tbema L AhJcMo CtfuuMA R AiUbwm, AiiJioiuf 6 AxMil Peita C Bawof RoiuM 1 Baugi, Oetuie, D Bojdn Lua. M Buulle, Micieal J Bfmtujm, ToHi M B tglma Lua M Bujnk Bauuf A Bu£k Poa E Buliop QkmMi, K BtaekuieB £cmdna K Bookn Vidcjj L BielUula Lua, R Bfeug iloii CaKoijn L Bwikaa Dcufid J Co iMl Oou L Camiffo Kei Ut, A LMcmauqli SImm Cluae, Jt. 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October 10 was a cold night and besides having goose bumps from the weather, we also had them from the excitement of the evening! The ceremonies began immediately following the game and soon to be crowned King and Queen were Adam Way and Shelley Mixter. Arbor girls: Left to Right Laurie DeYoung, Donna DeLora, Jodi Ryan, Amie Berryhill, Ron- da Wiggins, Julie Neilson, Annette Bernardini, Tricia Wahl, Laurel Laird, Becky Barr. Ushers not pictured: Mike Farmer, Mike Poe, Dan Roth, Greg Tornga. Homecoming Court: Left to Right Joe Thayer, Becky Forth, Mike Furbush, Kim Hardy, Adam Way, Shelley Mixter, Barry Bialik, Julie Falbe, Matt Wilkinson, Julie Taylor. Sandy Hurlbert Carolyn Burkall Corrina Ashburn Matt Wilkinson Steve Chase Jack Taylor Sherri Handy Govert Gribling Ron Baugh Dave Glotzbach Charlie Horn Teresa Monroe SENIOR DIRECTORY Lucille Annette Aley 10-17-68 General Aquaettes 9 10 11 Junior Achievement MCC Job with the State Theresa Lynn Anderson 12-15 68 Honors Student Council 11 12 National Honor Society 11 12 Science Olympiad 10 Marching Band 9 10 11 12 Symphonic Band 9 10 11 12 Jazz 9 Pep 9 Arbor Girl September Student of the Month Merit Scholarship 9 Wendy ' s Scholarship 10 Hope College — Pre-Law Corrina Renee Ashburn 12-21-68 General Football Cheerleader 9 Basketball Cheerleader 9 Marching Band 9 Concert Band 9 Anthony Gustav Asmus 6-5-69 Honors Basketball 9 10 12 Track 9 10 11 12 Jeffery Sylvan Baars 7-6-69 Honors Student Council 11 12 Track 10 12 Tae Kwan Doe MCC then MSU Hotel Restuarant Manager Michelle Renee Bancuk 2-21-69 Honors Student Council 9 10 11 12 Class Secretary 9 10 Blood Drive Chairman 11 12 National Honor Society 11 12 Football Cheerleader 12 Co. Capt. Volleyball 9 10 Co. Capt. 11 12 Softball 9 10 11 12 Capt. Football Stats 10 1 1 Basketball Stats 9 10 11 12 Yearbook 12 December Student of the Month CMU - Sports Medicine Debra Catherine Barney 11-29-69 General MCC Daric Deshawn Bass 9-21-69 Both Cross Country 10 11 CO. Capt. 12 Capt. Wrestling 10 11 Track 10 11 12 Air-Force Ronald Wayne Baugh 4-4-69 Honors MSU — Computer Science Archery Denise Donelle Baxter 715-69 General Marching Band 9 10 Concert Band 9 10 Jordan College — Cosmetology Dancing Music Barry Anthony Bialik 10-23-68 Honors Football 9 10 11 12 Capt Basketball 9 10 Track 9 10 11 12 Homecoming Court MCC Vicki Lynn Biesiada 1-31-69 Both Douglas E. Bishop 9-22-69 38 Wrestling 9 Sharlette Kay Blackwell 7-29-69 Both MBC — Management Sandy Kay Booker 12-30-68 General Student Council 11 12 MBC Lisa Rae Broughton 3-4-69 Both MCC Shelley Kaye Brown 8-16-69 Honors NHS 12 Marching Band 9 Concert Band 9 Symphonic Band 10 Pep Band 10 Flag Corps 10 Arbor Girl Ferris State — Law Lisa Marie Beadle 1-7-69 Honors NHS 12 Arbor Girl MCC - Business Micheal James Beerman 5-3-69 General Football 9 10 Basketball 9 10 Navy or Vocational for Welding Toni Mae Bergsma 7-28-69 General Student Council 11 12 Marching Band 9 10 11 12 Concert Band 9 10 Symphonic Band 11 12 Pep 9 11 Cross Country 12 Track 11 12 MCC Debra Lee Berndt 10-12-68 General MBCBusiness Lisa Maria Beyrle 6-23-68 Honors Student Council 12 Volleyball 9 10 11 12 Co-Capt Football Stats 10 MCC Carolyn Lee Burkall 1-25-69 Honors MBC David James Calkins ,7-17-68 General Foo all 9 10 11 12 All Area All Conference Rece Track 9 10 11 GRJC - Football Douglas Lloyd Carrier 5-29-69 General Football 9 10 12 Track 12 Kevin Allen Cavanaugh 3-3-69 General Job Motorcycles Cars Steven Harley Chase 5-20-69 Both Football 9 10 11 12 Basketball 9 10 MBC - Data Processing Timothy Joseph Chase 6-3-68 General Armed Forces Cars Sue Ellen Cox ■406:68 Both MCC - Art Teacher Kimberly Marie Darcy 6-4-69 Honors Basketball 12 Track 9 11 12 MBC - Travel Roy Lee Dausman 2-26-69 General Job Hunting Fishing Sherry Lynn DeRuiter 4-27-87 Both Marching Band 9 10 11 Concert Band 9 10 11 Job Family Micheal Joseph Eacker 9-13-69 Honors National Honor Society 11 12 Wrestling 10 11 MVP 12 Co-Capt Baseball 9 10 11 12 Usher Muskegon Rotary Club December Student of the Month MCC Scholarship MCC then U of M — Engineering Brenda Sue Eslick 3-18-69 General MCC — Graphic Arts Julie Marie Falbe -8i22;,58.Both Student Council 11 12 Football Cheerleader 10 Basketball Cheerleazder 10 12 Auqaettes 10 Softball 10 11 Homecoming Court MBC — Medical Assistant Kelly Jo Firestone 4-14-69 General Football Cheerleader 10 MBC — Data Processing John Albert Fisher Jr. 1-28-69 General Football 9 Capt. 10 Capt. 11 12 Track 9 10 11 Cabinet Making 1st 2nd in State Comp. MBC — Business Manager Pamela Mary Fitzgerald 3-20-68 General Swim — jog — horses Jody Mac Foreman 3-10-69 Honors Track 10 Tennis 11 12 Citizenship Award Ferris Julie Marie Falbe 8-22-68 Both Student Council 11 12 Football Cheerleader 10 Basketball Cheerleader 10 12 Auaettes 10 Softball 10 11 Homecoming Court MBC - Medical Assistant Kelly Jo Firestone 4-14-69 General Football Cheerleader 10 MBC — Data Processing John Albert Fisher Jr. 1-28-69 General Football 9 Capt. 10 Capt. 11 12 Track 9 10 11 Cabinet Making 1st 2nd at State MBC — Business Manager Pamela Mary Fitzgerald 3-20-68 General Swim — jog — horses Jody Mac Foreman 3-10-69 Honors Track 10 Tennis 11 12 Citizenship Award Ferris Gerald W. Fox 4-18-69 Both Basketball 9 10 Track 9 10 12 MCC Michael Daniel Furbush 4-3-69 Honors Football 9 10 11 12 Wrestling 10 11 Homecoming Court Army Kimberly Rose Furnari 9-21-69 General Veternarian Assistant Christine Marie Gaskill 11-11-69 General MCC Micheal Lee Gaudette 2-27-69 Both Marching Band 9 Symphonic Band 9 Tennis 9 MBC Band-Guitar Dana Marie Gaunt 8-31-69 Honors Student Council 11 Treas. 12 Track 10 Citizenship Teacher David Eugene Glotzbach 3-25-69 Honors Student Council 12 National Honor Society 12 Basketball 9 10 11 12 Baseball 9 10 Girls Basketball Manager 9 10 11 12 November Student of the Month Engineering Robert James Grams 1023-68 Both Football 9 12 Wrestling 12 MBC — Hospitality Management Gregory Allen Greinke 4-26-69 General Machinest Training Car Govert Louis Gribling 1-9-68 Both Exchange Student - Netherlands Student Council 12 Marching Band 12 Symphonic Band 12 Cross Country 12 Track 12 January Student of the Month College — Service Larry Weldon Hall 6-9-69 Both Marching Band 9 Track 9 MCC — Accountant Music Sherri Lynn Handy 4-18-69 Both Student Council 11 12 Marching Band 9 10 11 12 Symphonic Band 10 11 12 Concert Band 9 Cross Country 12 Track 11 12 Franklin D. Hansbarger 8-18-68 General Junior Achievement MBC - Real Estate Kimberley Sue Hardy 12-3-68 Honors Student Council 11 12 Senior Class Treasurer National Honor Society 11 12 Kids for Kids Chairman 11 Football Cheerleader 10 Capt. 12 Basketball Cheerleader 10 Capt. 12 Arbor Girls Homecoming Court November Student of the Month Yearbook MSU Tricia Jean Hayes 3-14-68 Honors Symphonic Band 10 11 12 Flag Corps 11 12 Wrestling Thomas Evart Henrickson 917-69 Honors National Honor Society 11 12 Marching Band 9 10 11 12 Symphonic Band 9 10 11 12 Jazz Band 9 10 11 Pep Band 9 10 11 Usher 11 October Student of the Month Showcase Music — 2nd Place Muskegon Music Teachers Scholarship MCC - Grand Valley Darlene Joyce Henry 6-5-69 General Kids for Kids Chairman 9 10 Muskegon SADD MBC — Accounting-Data Processing Dean R. Hillard 3-28-69 Both Armed Forces Deana Faye Hillard 3-28-69 Both Marching Band 9 10 11 Concert Band 9 Symphonic Band 10 11 Flag Corps 10 11 Sharles Donald Horn 12-8-68 General Football 9 3-Wheelin- Sandra Marie Hurlbert 1-6-69 General Marching Band 9 10 11 Concert Band 9 10 Symphonic Band 1 1 Volleyball 9 10 MVP Malene Jacobsen 2-2-70 Honors Exchange Student from Denmark Student Council 12 Softball 12 Denmark — Business College Jodi Lynn Johnson 1-20-69 General Football Cheerleader 9 10 Basketball Cheerleader 9 Kendal School of Design Singing-Poetry Janice Lee Jopie 5-24-68 Both Marching Band 10 Concert Band 10 Pep Band 9 Armed Forces Art Roxanne Jane Kettring 12-31-68 Honors New from Alendale Marching Band 9 Concert Band 9 Pep Band 9 Flag Corps 10 Football Cheerleader 9 11 Basketball Cheerleader 9 11 Track 11 12 Choir 10 11 MCC or MBC - Teacher Scott Robert Keift 4-29-69 General Football 9 10 11 12 Track 9 10 MCC Renee K. Knollinger 115-69 General Marching Band 9 10 Concert Band 9 10 Work-Bank Robert A. Krehn 52-69 Honors Football 9 10 Science Olympiad Army-Airborne Rangers Teresa Lynn Kreigh 4-26-68 General MBC — Accounting Brian Edward Kubanek 1-7-69 Both Football 9 10 Track 10 Western Michelle Marie LaCrosse 9-28-69 Honors National Honor Society 12 Marching Band 9 10 11 12 Rank Leader Symphonic Band 9 10 11 12 Arbor Girl January Student of the Month Wendy ' s Scholarship MBC — Accounting Albert John Lee 5-29-68 General Football 9 Basketball 9 10 11 12 Co. Capt. Cross Country 11 12 Track 9 10 11 12 Micheal Joseph Lee 5-29-68 General Student Council 9 10 11 12 Cross Country 12 Basketball 9 10 11 12 Track 9 10 11 12 February Student of the Month MBC — Medical Assistant David William Lewis 1115-68 Honors Student Council 12 National Honor Society 11 12 Football 9 10 11 12 Wrestling 10 Usher September Student of the Month Hope — Pre Med Charles Edward Lindsley 8-17-69 Both Marching Band 9 10 11 12 Concert Band 9 10 11 Basketball 10 11 Welding Timothy Lee Luce 3-12-69 General Football 9 MCC Snowboard Extraordinaire John Michael Lysiak 1-29-69 Both Football 9 10 11 12 Basketball 9 11 Baseball 9 10 11 Wendy Ann Marcott 3-31-69 Both Dental Assistant in Virginia Scott Shannon Mazurek 5-8-69 Honors Marching Band 9 10 11 Concert Band 9 Symphonic Band 10 1 1 Jazz Band 9 Pep Band 9 Tennis 9 10 James Edward McClain 10-29-69 General Football 9 1 1 College in Chicago Heavy Metal Band Scott D. McCormick 1-4-69 Honors Student Council 12 Wrestling 12 MCC - MSU - Jour nalist Kathleen Marie McGovern 2-22 69 Honors Student Council 10 11 12 Senior Class Secretary National Honor Society 12 Volleyball 9 10 11 12 Co. Capt, Softball 10 11 12 Arbor Girl MBC — Accounting Michelle Marie McKenna 6-13-68 General Bowling 2 Second Place Trophies Job-married Andrew John Mckinley 8-10-69 Honors Student Council 10 11 12 ' National Honor Society 11 12 Marching Band 9 10 11 12 Concert Band 9 .(Symphonic Band 10 11 12 ■Jazz Band 9 10 11 Basketball Cheerleader 11 12 1 Basketball 9 10 Baseball 9 Tennis 10 11 12 Golf 9 10 11 12 ■ - ' I Usher Air Force Academy , -ii?c Holger Meyer 11-27-69 Both Exchange Student — Germany Football 12 Wrestling 12 Continue School in Germany Hattie JoAnn Miers 1-10-69 General Secretary Camping-Dancing-Swimming Collected 3,000 canned goods for Salvation Army Carol Frances Miller 9-23-68 General Aguaettes 9 10 11 Cheryl Fay Miller 9-23-68 General Marching Band 9 10 Concert Band 9 10 Softball 9 10 MBC — Legal Secretary Renee Lynn Minzey 1-17-69 Honors Student Council 11 Arbor Girl Rachelle Leigh Mixter 12-12-68 Both Student Council 10 Secretary 11 Sophmore Junior Class President National Honor Society 11 12 Basketball 9 10 11 12 co. capt. Softball 9 10 11 12 Arbor Girl Homecoming Queen March Student of the Month MCC - MSU - or Ferris Theresa Rencll Monroe 2-7-69 General Marching Band 9 10 11 12 Concert Band 9 10,11 12 Aquacttes 10 11 Nursing Married-Job Corey Dean Moore 10-2-69 Both Basketball 12 Track 12 MCC BMX-Art Daniel Lee Mundinger 8-9-69 Both MCC DeAnna Kay Nickerson 4-8-69 General Todd Alan Osborn 6-10-69 Both Marching Band 9 10 11 12 Pep Band 10 11 Concert Band 9 Symphonic Band 10 11 12 Jazz Band 10 11 Amy Ingrid Augusta Paffhauscn 8-30-69 Honors MBC Belinda Ann Pickle 1 28-69 Both Tennis 9 10 11 VOD - 2nd Place MCC — Education or Psychology Rebecca Ann Porth 8-23-69 Both Student Council 9 10 11 Vice 12 Pres, Fresh, Soph, Junior Senior Class Vice Presient Volleyball 9 lOMIP Track 9 10 11 12 Basketball Stats 9 10 11 12 Yearbook 12 Homecoming Court MCC Bruce Loel Potter 3-28-69 General Basketball 9 10 Baseball 9 Marine Corps — Automechanics Paul Daniel Pruitt 4-9-69 General Marching Band 9 10 11 12 Concert Band 9 10 Symphonic Band 11 12 Susan Lynn Redman 8-28-69 Both Marching Band 9 10 11 12 Concert Band 9 Symphonic Band 10 11 12 Pep Band 9 10 11 MBC - Data Processing Da I Ma Rinkey 6-8-69 Both Marching Band 9 10 11 12 Concert Band 9 10 Symphonic Band 11 12 Pep Band 9 11 Best Rank 9 Rank Leader 12 MBC - Sales Marketing Hockey Fan Dean Allen Routt 6-25-69 General MBC - Sales Marketing Dirt Bike Racing John L. Russell 1-25-68 Both Student Council 12 Senior Class President 12 Football 9 10 11 12 Capt. Basketball 9 10 11 12 Baseball 9 Dale Eugene Sandberg 3-8-69 General Football 10 Basketball 9 Welding Races Earl Joseph Schaub 11-28-68 General MCC — Construction Wood Working Getting Married Jody Lynn Schultz 5-2-69 Honors Cross Country 11 12 Track 9 10 11 12 Army — Radio Operate Jillyn Sue Scraver 4-20-69 General Auto Deisel College — Tennessee Crystal Evette Seelye 8-14-69 General MBC - Travel Horses — Swimming Dana Lorian Senkow 2-27-69 Honors Student Council 11 12 National Honor Society 11 12 Volleyball 9 10 Co-Capt. 11 12 Track 9 10 12 Football Statitlon 10 11 12 Basketball Statition 9 10 11 12 Arbor Girl February Student of the Month MSU — Interior Design Matthew Paul Sheffer 4-26-69 Both Student Council 12 Marching Band 9 10 11 12 Concert Band 9 Symphonic Band 10 11 12 Pep Band 11 Baseball 9 12 Tennis 10 11 MCC - MSU - Architectural Landscaping Robert David Sheffer 10-4-69 Honors Read Announcements 12 Illustrate and Cartoon for Media Wildlife Artist Work at World Headquarters of Jehovah ' s Witnesses Damon Scott Shirrell 9-7-68 Both MBC Drums Robert Bradley Skeels 8-2-69 General Football 9 10 11 12 Wrestling 9 10 Cheff-Own Restuaraunt Richard Allen Smith 3-31-69 General Martial Arts Instructor Malinda Carlene Snider 8-4-69 General Student Council 12 Track Manager 11 12 Work for DNR Scott Alan Sowles 12-23-68 Both Golf 11 Wrestling 10 ITT Pro Bowler Brenda Kae Spier 11-22-68 General MCC Volleyball Deborah Dcnise Supernaw 7-1-69 Both Student Council 11 Football Cheerleader 9 10 12 Co, Capt. Basketball Cheerleader 9 10 12 Co Capt, Aquaettes 10 11 Track 9 10 Yearbook 9 MCC-Secretary Jack Gerald Taylor 7-20-69 General Baseball 9 10 11 12 40 Texas-Construction Julie Ann Taylor 11-6-69 General Student Council 9 Treas, 10 Fresh. Soph, Clas Basketball Cheerleader 9 10 Basketball 9 10 11 12 Capt, Track 9 10 11 12 Homecoming Court Joseph Edward Thayer 1 20-69 Honors Football 9 10 11 Basketball 9 10 Baseball 9 10 11 12 MCC Homecoming Court Kelly Jo Tice 1-29-69 Both Football Cheerleader 9 10 Capt, Basketball Cheerleader 9 10 Yearbook 9 Dental Assistant Rebecca Lynn Tindall 2 10-68 Both Marching Band 9 10 11 Concert Band 9 10 Kendell Shelli Kay Torrenga 5-30-68 General Nursing Kristcn Beth Vander Stelt 8-15-69 Honors Tina Marie Villanueva 10-23-69 Both Football Cheerleader 9 10 Basketball Cheerleader 9 10 Capt, Marching Band 9 Concert Band 9 MBC Kara Lyn Wagenmaker 8-9-69 Honors Student Council 10 11 12 Junior Class Secretary National Honor Society 11 12 Football Cheerleader 9 10 12 Basketball Cheerleader 9 10 12 Aguaettes 9 MC 10 11 Track 9 Yearbook 9 1 1 Arbor Girl 11 October Student of the Month Kendell-Advertising or Illustration Scott James Wagenmaker 9-11-69 Honors Baseball 9 12 Tennis 10 11 MBC — Accounting Donald T, Waggoner 2-26-68 General Football 9 10 Capt, Basketball 9 Capt, 10 Capt. 11 12 Cross Country 11 Baseball 9 10 11 12 College-Baseball Industrial Arts Dennis Jay Waldron 10-4-68 Honors Football 9 10 Basketball 10 Track 9 May Student of the Month Doctor Heavy Metal-Guitar Adam Lee Way 8-15-69 Both Football 10 11 12 Capt. Basketball 10 Wrestling 11 Baseball 10 11 12 Homecoming Court G.R.J.C. - Football Education Jill Eileen Weathers 10-16-68 General Marching Band 9 Concert Band 9 Work with Children Charles William White III 3-31-69 Honors Football 12 Wrestling 10 MCC then Central-Law Enforcement Jimmy W. White 7-21-68 General Football 9 10 Co, Capt, Wrestling 9 10 11 12 Track 10 11 Computers Larry G. Wierenga 3-18-69 Both Basketball 9 Cross Country 9 Track 9 10 Matthew Gerald Wilkinson 3-3-69 Honors Student Council 12 Marching Band 9 10 11 12 Symphonic Band 9 10 11 12 Jazz Band 9 Pep Band 9 10 Football 9 Basketball 9 10 11 12 Capt. Track 11 12 Baseball 9 10 Homecoming Court March Student of the Month MCC Stella Ruth Williams 5-4-68 General Student Council 9 10 11 Aquaettes 10 11 Work, Get Married John Calvin Woodring 11-5-69 Honors Student Council 11 12 Marching Band 9 10 11 12 Symphonic Band 11 12 Pep Band 11 Cross Country 10 12 Track 9 11 12 Phillip David Wymer 6-18-69 Honors Football 10 11 Basketball 10 Track 11 12 Central-Automotive Engineering SPORTS VARSITY CAMP Top L to R: Mike Farmer, Chris- ty Nielsen, Tammy Cronister, Brenda Chase, Roxanne Bre- zinski. Amy Willet, Michelle Ban- cuk. Coach Sheryl Swainston, Bottom L to R: Andy McKinley, Debbie Supernaw, Kara Wagen- maker, Julie Nielsen, Kim Hardy, Julie Falbe The Varsity Cheerleaders attend- ed Ferris State College ICF Cheerleading camp this summer. They placed second in the grand championship competition. All together the squad took home 12 ribbons including, most spirited and best pyramid. Congratula- tions O.V. and extra special thanks to Coach Sheryl Swain- ston. VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS SPARKLE SHINE VARSITY FOOTBALL • % ■«. ■ ' « rt u :, ' ' . !ii. ,! ' , m M%  TP 5!3 -i.7pa!p- '  r TOP: Head Coach: John Shillito. C. White, J. Fisher, J. Berghuis, B. Grams, D. Lewis, M, Griffin, M. Young, A. Veen, D, Clakins, Assistant Coaches; Dave Janesicwicz Mike Henry, MID: Mgr. Jeff Lysiak, K, Cue, J. Lysiak, F. Roundhouse, M. Furbush, B. Wilson, T. Summerfield, R. Bradford, D. VanHuizen, M Farmer, M. Luna, B. Decker. Mgr. Denny Keith, BOX: J. Wambaugh, D. Carrier, R. Kevern, M. Bergklint, J. Wilkinson, Capts; B. Bialik. Adam Way J. Russell, B. Skeels, S. Chase, D. Rodriguez, S. Kieft. Coach Shillito says, We were very pleased with the character this team showed in coming back to win its last 3 games. It was a team that would not give up and this school can be very proud of them. Senior leadership was provided by cap- tains Adam Way, Barry Bialik, and John Russell. The highlight of the season came with an excit- ing 36-37 win in the final home game against Fremont. The effort was key ed by 282 rushing yards and three touchdowns from Troy Sum- merfield. ov OPP MIP Chuck White MVP Adam Way 12 22 North Musk 18 49 •Reeths Puffer ALL AREA ALL CONFERENCE 5 50 30 Fruitport Greenville First Team David Calkins 6 Dave Calkins Hon. Men. 6 37 ' Spring Lake Second Team Adam Way 12 20 ' Musk Heights Troy Summerfield Troy Summerfield 36 27 Fremont (both ways) Matt Bergklint 12 6 Ludington Hon. Men. John Russell (Both ways) 27 6 Oakridge Adam Way NO NAME HT. WT. POS. 3 Bob Decker 6-1 150 DE 5 Doug Carrier 5-0 150 WR 13 Adam Way 6-0 160 QB 20 Joe Wilkinson 5-8 145 WR 22 Troy Summerfield 6-1 170 RB 24 John Lysiak 6-0 170 S 30 Jim Wambaugh 5-11 150 RB 32 Scott Kieft 5-9 160 NG 36 Mike Farmer 6-0 165 RB 40 Barry Bialik 5-8 165 RB 45 Holger Meyer 6-1 160 S 50 Matt Bergklint 5-9 145 G 51 Dave Lewis 6-2 205 TE 53 Dan VanHuizen 5-11 195 DT 55 John Fisher 6-4 205 T 56 Rick Kevern 5-10 165 LB 60 Mike Furbush 6-0 170 G 61 Andy Veen 6-5 250 DT 62 Frank Roundhouse 6-1 215 C 63 Steve Chase 5-6 165 G 65 Kevin Cue 6-2 165 LB 69 Matt Luna 6-0 160 DE 70 Ben Wilson 6-1 190 T 72 Bob Skeels 5-4 195 T 74 Maurice Griffin 6-0 245 T 75 Dan Rodriguez 5-8 165 C 77 John Russell 6-0 170 G 81 Chuck White 6-1 170 TE 82 Jim Berghuis 6-1 180 TE 87 David Calkins 6-2 170 WR 88 Bob Grams 6-0 155 DE MARCHING BAND JV FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS i 1 ' sT-!- II Top: Tammy Fox Mid L to R: Kim Crosby, Chris Dryzewicki, Laura Scott Bottom L to R: Lisa Stratil, Renee Kenney, Holly Ohst Coach: Sheryl Swainston JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Fnf rr I; ' °i k ' ' u k ' ° ' ' ■.. ' ' • ' ' P ' • ° ' ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ' S - ' - T ' dall, Head Coach - Sharnowski. Mid: Anderson 1-ris, bchultz, Rohn, Varboncouer, Marian, Brewer, Front: Tenbrink, Nunnery, Groendal. Doriot. Cochran. R ,„k n R„it ,r R„.„c nery, Groendal, Doriot, Cochran, Bauske, DeRuiter, Burns. NUMBER ■ OFF DEF NAME 5 SE LB Dan Rohn 10 DB Dan Holl 12 QB S Cfaig SchuUz 16 FB N Enc Midkifi 20 FB LB Todd Schaallen 21 HB DB ScotI Jourden 35 HB S Ken Shawl 50 T T Mike Cochran 51 C E Sieve Doriol 55 G N Roger Tindall 61 G LB David Marian 62 T T Herb Bauske 63 C N Chns Ril2 70 T T Kevin Andcrsoi 71 G T James Groenda 74 T T Mike Fris 80 SE S Randy Varbonc 81 F S Logan Kemp 82 TE LB Gary DeRuiter 84 TE T Scott Burns 87 88 69 SE G E E Jon TenBrink Jody Nunnery After a slow start this year ' s J.V. Football team won six of the last sev- en games. The team had to over- come many osbtacles to be the suc- cess it was. By the end of the season we lost eight players due to injuries, leaving only sixteen players for the last game. The combination of the desire to win and working very hard is what made the team be a winner. I would like to wish the team the best of luck for their last two years at O.V. , stated coach Sharnowski. - N MUSKEGON - REETHS PUFFER - FRUITPORT - GREENVILLE - MUSKEGON HTS. - FREMONT - LUDINGTON - OAKRIDGE FRESHMEN FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Jodi DeWitt Heather Wright Niki Boertman Diane Pickel Jennifer Bray Renae Black Coach: Mrs. Kidd FRESHMEN FOOTBALL - ii Sm ' .. Nick Asmus, Brian Beerman, Tim Bergsma, Chris Cantrell, Troy Crowell, Mark DeWitt. Ken Eaker. Dan Eslick, Mike Guzman, Trent Hatinger, Rob Hurlbert, Jim Kenney, Bob Ma- jor, Tony Milliron, Scott Patton, Chris Popps, Terry Priest, Greg Sherwood, Troy Spicer, Dale Spier, Dean Spier, Ed Terlaan, Larry Timmerman, Russ Voyles, Coaches: Emett Sti- mac and Gene Stimac. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Coach - Bob Chupp, Julie Taylor (12), Marcie Chapman (10), Becky Forth (12), Danielle Lee (10), Marie Thomas (9), Shelley Mixter (12), Jamie Schultz (11), Kim Darcy (12), Lisa Vines (10). The 1986 Lady Cardinal Varsity Team finished with a fine 18-5 overall record. This was the best win-loss record in the Western Michigan area. In all of the losses the Cards were very close losing 3 games in the final 30 sec- onds and 1 in overtime. As a group they were competitive and talent- ed. Their youth should pay divi- dends in the years to come and keep the O.V.G.B. program 1 in the hearts of their fans. ov 47 SCHEDULE OPP 45 Montague Marie Thomas — All-State (UPI) Hon. Men. All-Conference All-Area class A-B first team 67 70 64 68 60 34 57 27 36 46 W Mi Christ. Mona Shores N. Musk. ' Fremont Catholic Shelley Mixter — Academic All-Area class A-B All-Conference Hon. Men. All-Area Hon. Men. 55 80 72 56 33 43 60 48 ' Spring Lake Whitehall ' Musk. Height s Shelby Julie Taylor — All-Conference All-Area class A-B Hon. Men 49 43 74 69 69 50 62 25 42 29 ' Reeths Puffer ' Ludington ' Fruitport Muskegon ' Fremont Jamie Schultz — Team MVP All-Conference Hon. Men. All-Area Hon. Men. 50 63 58 33 70 34 ' Spring Lake ' Musk. Heights •Reeths Puffer 3 § 47 52 49 25 ' Ludington ' Fruitport C OMm Conference P kSMBM r HV Bl 8-4 confei rence 18-5 overall 1 MT SfKn TOURNAMENTS m S m k y Jtm 59 36 Fremont ' wS imrht ' M mt m 61 31 Fruitport 43 440T Reeths Puffer Becky most fouls, ever! k% olid J.V. BASKETBALL V TOP Manager: Steve Gilbert, Sheila Fields (9), Jenny Kerr (9), Lisa Field (9), Coach: Janice Wierengo, Stacey Souser (9), Melissa Worlterboer (9), Chanda Way (9), Manager: Chris Bancuk BOT: Kristi McPherson (10), Sherry Priest (10), Traci King (9), Janice Roth (9), Dee Dee McClatchy (9), Kim Boes (9), Crissy Ashburn (10), Brenda Leonard (9). Our team had a fun and learning year. This group of girls were inexperienced and knew they had a job ahead of them. They came together as a team and worked on developing their skills, so next year when the close games occur they will be on the winning side. Jenny Kerr was our leader on the boards with Lisa Field also doing a good job. This team has potential and will develop with work, into a tough contender for the conference. SCHEDULE lib, •i gil HHH 1 1 Hmt L ' ■ J K ' ' H Lfli m Hl P ov 8 14 22 30 27 23 32 35 22 22 10 14 46 23 30 32 13 6 15 31 OPP 31 38 42 23 30 16 30 36 41 32 26 53 24 28 42 20 23 23 69 28 Montague W.Mi. Christ. Mona Shores N. Muskegon ' Fremont Catholic ' Spring Lake Whiteshall ' Musk. Heights Shelby •Reeths Puffer ' Ludington ' Fruitport Muskegon ' Fremont ' Spring Lake ' Musk. Heights ' Reeths Puffer ' Ludington ' Fruitport Jf GOLF Scott Hodges TOP: Jeff Calkins (11), Scott Hodges (11), Keiley Guzman no pic Doug Mundinger (10) (ll)i BOT: Brian Lewis (9), Coach Norman Welch, Bill Bradford (10). Jeff Calkins no pic. D J. Rylott (11) r ov OPP 186 Mona Shores 180 192 Montague 172 369 Seaway Jamb 5th 190 Whitehall 195 168 Kent City 140 361 Seaway Jamb 5th 182 Muskegon 172 180 Catholic 168 384 Seaway Jamb 5th 378 City Meet 4th 359 Seaway Jamb 5th 160 North Musk. 176 172 Whitehall 184 365 Seaway Jamb 5th Andy McKinley (12) i Very challenging year! said Coach Welch. Last year we graduated four of f ive starters. Andy McKinley (the only returning letter winner) had a broken arm over the summer and got the cast off just before the season started, so his average for the first few matches was quite high. We are looking for- ward to a better record next year with, as the coach says Some up and com- ing young members. Andy McKinley (12) Keiley Guzman (11) CROSS COUNTRY Top: Coach: Ed Luttrull, Greg Gould (11), Govert Gnbling(12), Mark Switzer (10), Kevin Knollinger (10), Mgr. Mike Lee, Tom Joppie (10), Mgr. Rob McCarl Bot: Tim Hichue (10), Gordon Arends (11), John Woodring (12), Sherri Handy (12). Jody Schultz (12), Randy Weberg (9), no pic. Daric Bass (12). Coach Luttrull says, I am pleased with the 1986 Cross Country season. We didn ' t win many meets but everyone ran well and im- proved with every meet they ran. Our goals for the season were to have fun, run the best we could and set some school records, which was accomplished by two of our team mates, Daric Bass and Jody Schultz. I look forward to work- ing with the Cross Country team next year, where the goals for the team will be the same as this year. ov OPP 46 16 Fruitport 39 21 Mona Shores 46 19 Ludington 283 13th Fennville Inv 50 15 Fremont 42 20 Spring Lake 24 31 Muskegon 151 6th City Meet 39 16 Reeths Puffer 31 25 Kent City 392 14th Oakridge Inv. 141 6th Conf. at. F.P. J.V. Oak. Inv. 104-6th SCHOOL RECORDS Daric Bass 16:54 at Fruitport Jody Schultz 22:10 at Kent City N « fij I ' I t y£i ' M. t tfUit . f V ' I ' lfflfflr. R ■ JH k « f ' ' 1 i li I i u m VARSITY BASKETBALL Top: Mgr. Mike Lee, Jason Watts (11), A.J. Lee (12), Tony Asmus (12), Coach Mike Henry, Ray Forward (11), Troy Summcrfield (11), John Russell (12), Mgr. Denny Keith, Bottom: Don Waggoner (12), Doug Harmscn (11), David Glotzbach (12), Capt. Matt Wilkinson (12), Jim Wambaugh (11), Greg Tornga (11), Corey Moore (12), This team started the season without any experience starters. They came a long way and were a competitive team. Many games were close and could have made a big difference in the record. The group was a good one to work with the many positive things were accomplished. said Coach Henry. All Seaway Conference First Team Matt Wilkinson All Conference Honorable Mention Ray Forward OPP 46 Montague 63 Wfiitehall 51 Catholic 48 Cfiristian 65 Ludington 53 Oakridge 63 ' Muskegon 60 ' Spring Lake 57 Muskegon 66 ' Reeitfis Puffer 58 Fremont 42 ' Fruitport 50 Greenville 45 ' Ludington 103 •Musk. Hts. 59 ' Spring Lake 64 ' Reetfis Puffer 63 ' Fremont 52 Oakridge 57 ' Fruitport 63 Fruitport 77 Fremont OHfcRD Vletf VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS L to R: Andy McKinley, Kim Hardy. Lisa McGhan, Top: Kara Wagenmaker, Mid; Debbie Supernaw, Brenda Chase, Julie Nielson, Mike Farmer, Front: Amy Willet. The Varsity 1986-1987 Baskelball Cheerleadmg squad has a lot to be proud ol ' Their 1 priority was to generate spirit and I think ihey did a super job! They are a very talented squad, who work well together and learned to compromise working very hard to plan assemblies and practicing lor various competitions They are the best cheerleading squad in our area ' The Varsity squad compel ed at regional state competition at Rockford High School on Feb. 14 They qualified lor finals held at Central Michi gan University on Feb 21 in which Ihey completed against the top 29 teams class B in the slate. They competed on television on the Special Olympics telethon Feb. 28. They competed against 7 other are squads The winner was decided by the most pledges called in their name. Orchard View took lop honors! - Coach Sheryl Swainston H%-« J L to R: Tammy Fox, Holly Ohst, Laura Scott, Lisa Stratil, Kim Crosby, Karen Wahl, Top: Chris Drzwiecki. JV CHEERLEADERS The best Junior Varsity squad I ' ve had the pit working with! They worked very hard as a team, group; learning to compromise They have a lot tc proud of! They attended a basketball chcerleading dim Ferris State College between football and basketball sons, in which they learned great cheers and chants generate spirit. It showed! - Coach Sheryl Swainston J.V. BASKETBALL Top; Mgr. Logan Kemp, Coach Larry Lapomarda, Maurice Griffin, Steve Doriot, Jon TenBrink, Jody Nunnery, Don Pickel, Craig Schultz, Mgr. Eric Terpenning, Bottom: Lenard Marble, Dan Holt, Dan Rohn, Joe Wilkinson, Tom Joppie, Jamie Foreman, Todd Peterson Coach Lapomarda said This team was very enjoyable to work with in many ways. Our record was not spectacular but we were competative. One flaw was our inability to make free throws. These players will contribute well in the next few years for Orchard View basketball. Lead Scorer Dan Holl Lead Rebounder Steve Doriot Best % Shooter Craig Schultz Most Blocks Jon TenBrink Best Defender Joe Wilkinson imtttiliiM Montague Whitehall Catholic F R E S C H H M E E E N R B L A E S A K D E E T R B S A Top; Nikki Boertman, Heather Wright, Mid: Dianne Pickel, Jenni Bray, Cari Golden, Bottom: Renae Black FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Back L to R; Mr. McKinley, Matt Poe, Steve Gilbert, Chris Bancuk, Criag McPherson, Brian Wiess, Greg Helmer, Mark DeWitt, Scott Davis. Front: Brian Lewis, Troy Crowell, Nick Asmus, Chris Popps, Rich Christensen, Chad Latch, Troy Baars. This was definitely a learning year for this freshmen squad. They improved defensively as the year went on. As they grow they will win more games. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Coach Linda Neat, Michelle Bancuk (12), Capt. Kathy McGovern (12), Ronda Wiggins (11), Becky Barr (11), Capt. Lisa Beyrle 12), J.V. Coach Betty Sue Wormeskirken, Sandy Krysch (11), Dana Senkow (12), Roxanne Brezinski (11), Tricia Secord (11), Sherry Bennette (11), not pictured Ronda Herzhaft (11). Coach Neat said For the season we finished fifth in the league with a 5-5 record, and 23-21 overall. We finished respectively in 2 tourna- ments. Lisa Beyrle ended her high school career leading the team in aces with 100. While Mi- chelle Bancuk and Dana Senkow, also finishing their last year, sharing the lead in assits with 180 apiece. Ronda Wiggins was the leader in kills and blocks with 158 and 63. Conference W Reeths Puffer W Muskegon Hts. W Spring Lake L Fremont L Fruitport L Ludington W Reeths Puffer Muskegon Hts. Spring Lake Fremont Fruitport Ludington Big Rapids Trn. 3rd Place W L L L W Districts L Spring Lake Non-Conference W Oakridge W N. Muskegon W Cedar Springs L Big Rapids T Chippewa Hills W Lakeview L Mt. Pleasant West Ottowa Trn. L W. Ottowa L Allegan L Big Rapids City Meet 2nd Place W Muskegon Hts. L Mona Shores W N. Muskegon W Mona Shores Semi Finals W Reeths Puffer Finals L Fruitport All Conference Ronda Wiggins Lisa Beyrle All Conference Michelle Bancuk J.V. VOLLEYBALL Top: Michelle Peklar, Deanna Brooks. Sue Hansen. Coach Betty Sue Warmuskerken, Bottom: Kelly Gee, Shelley Poe, Renee Hulbert w s . ■ -.- «u ;.s.- •■•ft)i- im: itmll lKm H gj si pH H| M| KAfll3Mk f J M It- - WRESTLING TEAM L to R: Kelli Helper, Melissa Wortelboer, Frank Roundhouse, Ben Wilson, Clark Patton, Rob Hurlbert, Rick Keuern, Holger Meyer, Scott McCormick, Scott Zawlocki, Scott Patton, Jim Wexstaff, Mgr. Jeff Lysiak, Coaches: Lou Graham, Bob Knoll Mid: Kelly McGrane, Mike Guzman, Ray Bradford, Jimmie While, Kevin Gue, Wayne Szot, Steve Johnson, Scott Jourden, Bottom: Mike Meddles, Ken Eaker, James Kenny, Greg Sherwood, Scott Loss, Greg Laskowski, Dave Nichols. 98 James Kenny 9-9 98 Scott Loss JV 98 Dave Nichols 30-5 98 Derek Workman 1-1 105 Ken Eaker 8-8 112 Greg Laskovuski 16-14 112 Mike Meddles 2-4 112 Greg Sherwood 4-2 119 Scott Patton 3-9 126 Steve Johnson 0-5 126 Jimmie White 42-2 132 Scott Jourden 5-5 132 Scott McCormick 2-8 132 Wayne Szot 0-1 138 Kevin Gue 33-9 145 Bob Grams 1-4 145 Clark Patton 1-3 155 Rick Kevern 17-19 155 Holger Myer 7-14 155 Dan Rodriquez 0-3 167 Ray Bradford 5-19 185 Jim Wexstaff 5-9 185 Ben Wilson 4-12 185 Scott Zawlocki 0-8 198 Frank Roundhouse 16-18 4VY Rob Hurlbert 3-7 Injury Mike Eaker Scott Pranger Mike Guzman The 1986-1987 Cardinal Wrestling team finished 4-2 for the con- ference. We placed 3rd at the conference tournament. The high- lights of the season were Jimmie White winning the state title for the second consecutive year. Jimmie also qualified to represent Michigan this summer on a Good Will tour to Russia. Kevin Gue and Dave Nichols qualified for state this year. Kevin defeated his long time foe, Kurt Sapp from Reeths Puffer to qualify for state. The freshman squad really performed well. Things are looking up for the Cards of 1987-88. OV 55 40 45 49 29 24 72 60 28 18 21 23 17 21 36 27 Musk. Hts. Reeths Puffer Fruitport Ludington Spring Lake Fremont Musk. Catholic Muskegon Whitehall Zeeland Hart Wyoming Park Lakewood Grandville Forest Hills Cent. G.R. Union OPP 13 32 30 32 48 44 06 14 38 45 48 38 54 46 40 43 Takedowns 1. Jimmie White 47 2. Kevin Gue 38 3. Dave Nichols 32 4. Rick Kevern 20 5. Greg Laskowski 20 Escapes 1. Greg Laskowski 20 2. Rick Kevern 13 3. James Kenny 13 4. Frank Roundhouse 13 5. Jim Wexstaff 11 Near Falls 3pt. 1. Jimmie White 40 2. Kevin Gue 37 3. Dave Nichols 27 4. Rick Kevern 19 5. Ken Eacker 9 6. Holger Meyer 9 1. Greg Laskowski 28 2. Frank Roundhouse 25 3. Kevin Gue 20 4. Dave Nichols 18 5. Ken Eacker 17 Near Falls 2pt. 1. Kevin Gue 26 2. Jimmie White 18 3. Dave Nichols 17 4. Greg Laskow ski 10 5. Rick Kevern 5 6. Frank Roundhouse 5 Pins 1. Jimmie White 21 2. Frank Roundhouse 16 3. Dave Nichols 16 4. Kevin Gue 11 5. Greg Laskowski 9 STATE CHAMP 126 JIMMIE WHITE - mi % GIRLS TRACK ■ MLJL Top Coaches: Bob Chupp, John Shillito, Bob Knoll, Don Wright, Lou Graham and John Nash Mid: R. Lucarelli (11) K. Javinski (10) L. Field (9) H, McGahan (10) A. Wimmer (9) T. Phillips (9) S. Souser (9) D. Lee (10) Bot: J. Shultz (12) R, Kettring (12) S. Handy (12) K. Darcy (12) J. Taylor (12) D. Senkow (12) B. Forth (12) J. Cantu (11) S. Poe (9) Head Coach John Nash had this to say about the girls team — The girls season got off to be its best start in at least four years. Spring vacation came and we went from very good to maybe O.K. The team had some strong individuals, and some old veterans that didn ' t want to end the season hanging their heads. This pride and determination surfaced in good for the City Meet, the Conference Meet, the Regional Meet, and the All Star Meet. AH Conference Julie Taylor in 100m high hurdles 300m low hurdles. Julie OV OPP also holds school 56 70 Musk. Heights conference record 68 60 Reeths Puffer times in both events. 57 70 Spring Lake 51 77 Ludington This year the 1600m 38 9 0 Fremont relay team set a new 51 77 Fruitport school record with a time of 4:12.9, set by Julie 6th in City Meet Taylor, Shelly Poe, Becky 10th in Regionals Forth Tiffany Wells. 4th in Conference. fe ,V - 1,— Alt ' ' W BOYS TRACK Top; H. Meyer (12) B. Bialik (12) J. White (12) T. Asmus (12) Coaches. J. Nash, B. Chupp, L. Graham, J. Shillito, B. Knoll, D. Wright 2nd Mgr. M. Lee, D. Bass (12) M. Wilkinson (12) G. Gribling (12) A. Lee (12) P. Wymer (12) J. Woodring (12) 3rd B. Decker (11) G. Gould (11) D. Rodriguez (11) M. Farmer (11) M. Luna (11) F. Roundhouse (U) 4th K. Knollinger (10) H. Baushke (10) K. Osborn (10) T. Joppie (10) L. Marble (10) R. Panozzo (10) T. Hichue (10) BOT: M. Switzer (10) K. Anderson (10) J. Wilkinson (10) J. Tenbrink (10) M. Poe (9) L. Timmerman (9) All Conference Joe Wilkinson in 110m high hurdles. This year school records were set by Joe Wilkinson in both hurdle events with times of 14.6 in 110m high hurdles and 39.0 in the 300m low hurdles. The 3200, relay also set a record with the time of 8:24.34 the team of Matt Wilkinson, Daric Bass, Holger Meyer K. Knollinger. ov 73 44 52 74 OPP 50 48 40 84 77 54 Musk. Heights Reeths Puffer Spring Lake Ludington Fremont Fruitport 4th in City Meet 8th in Regional Meet 3rd in Conference TENNIS Top Mgr. Karen Wahl (10) Coach Overhuel, Jody Foreman (12) Dave Lewis (12) Tom Hendrickson (12) Matt Sheffer (12) Pete Smith (11) Mgr. Ruth Carlilse (10) Bottom Sherri Bennette (11) Kevin Schmuker (11) Derik Workman (9) Scott Patton (9) Andy McKinley (12) Robert Secord (11) Not Pictured Clark Patton (10) OV Opp. 5 West Mich. Catholic 3 Musk. Catholic Central 2 Reeths Puffer N. Muskegon 1 Whitehall 4 Fruitport 1 Fremont Ludington ' Spring Lake 7 Muskegon « 4 West Mich. Catholic i 2 Whitehall A . : -. conference m BMr flfe. ' ' . j v 1 w r m Jt - VARSITY BASEBALL Back: Don Waggoner, Adam Way, Scott Pranger, Scott Wagonmaker, Doug Harmson, Joe Thayer, Jim Wam- baugh. Coach Stribley Front: Craig Schultz, Matt Bergklint, Rodney Maus, Greg Tornga, Dan Roth, Jack Taylor, Troy Summerfield. An inexperienced team that got off to an excellent start. Several players gave all out efforts to allow the team to be as competitive 3rd place Seaway Conference W 7, L 5 Semi-Finals State District as it was. Tournament overall W 12, L 11 All Conference: Joe Thayer Don Wag- goner Honorable Mention: Troy Summerfield SOFTBALL Top — Coach Neat, Shelley Mixter, Chris Rohn, Jamie Schuitz, Marie Thomas, Kathy McGovern, Michelle Bancuk, Christy Nielsen, Roxanne Brezinski, Mr. Young Bottom — Denny Keith, Brenda Leanard, Lisa Vines, Lisa Stratil, Renee Kenney, Rita Singleton, Malene Jacobson, Deanna Terryn, Tricia Secord Holland West Ott. Tournament — 1st place, Musk. County Tournament — 3rd place All Conference — All District: Marie Thomas, Overall Record — W 11 L 14 J.V. BASEBALL Terry Priece, Troy Crowell, Don Pickle, Jody Nunnery, Todd Peterson, Jeff Bancuk, Dan Rohn, Coach: Mr. Kutches, Chad Latch, James Kenney, Brian Wiess, Chris Bancuk, Brian Lewis, Jay Langer, Steve Gilbert J RCHARDVIEW W CARDINALS «B ' 1 r— m -h ' (f m ft J 1 ' - ■. V  -J HI ' J I - ACTIVITIES %A e r-VX O - the neuJfjrit Xvuerv ♦.♦ fe rCi ?! t  t s ? j5jM r ji wi Kft f ' B BT L. ■■ H mg Bil ■ H ft c :__ □ rig— - ' K5 W5 M LL ' t unior - :%LA n ' ' ' t ' ,j.r Bob f- SIMS YEARBOOK STAFF Top: Advisor Mr. Waalkens, Lynn Cerchiori, Kelli Hepler, Irene Rios, Julie Nielsen Bot: Tammy Cronister, Becky Forth. Dana Senkow, Michelle Bancuk We tried hard to make this the best yearbook ever! We looked through book after book from both the past and other schools. We used some of the ideas we liked along with some of our own. We also looked at what we didn ' t like and tried not to do that. We tried to get more snap shots of everyone not just the same people over and over. 1 hope we did a good job and that this book will provide you with many memories in the future years. THANKS!! to everyone on the staff for all their help and extra hours. 1 know some of us put more hours after school into the yearbook than we ever thought about putting into our homework. It was alot of work but 1 think it all paid off. I ' d like to tell the classes of ' 88, ' 89 ' 90, make the very best of your High School years, do as much as you possibly can and Have Fun! To the class of 1987, Best Wishes! and Good Luck! I hope all your plans for the future go well!!!! Take Care — Dana Senkow Editor KIDS FOR KIDS 1986 Senior Chairmen Kathy McGovern, Debbie Supernaw and Belinda Pickle $965.00 was collected by the Seniors Junior Chairmen Laurel Laird and Carmen Martinez $1,090.00 was collected by the Juniors Sophomore Chairmen Laura Scott, Diana Furbush and Suzi Kienke $957.00 collected by the Sophomores Freshmen Chairmen Jenny Kerr, Shelly Poe, Dianne Pickel and Jodi DeWitt $62 LOO was collected by the Freshmen T ' ' B A S P VfW ; If 1 FOR % KIT ? - - ' , M NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1986-87 Members LISA BEADLE SHELLEY BROWN DAVID GLOTZBACH MICHELLE LACROSSE KATHLEEN MCGOVERN ANNETTE BERNARDINI MIKE FARMER LAUREL LAIRD TROY SL ' MMERFIELD GREG TORNGA PATRICIA WAHL RONDA WIGGINS JODY RYAN 1985-87 MEMBERS THERESA ANDERSON MICHELLE BANCUK MICHAEL EACKER KIMBERLEY HARDY THOMAS HENRIKSON DAVID LEWIS ANDREW MCKINLEY RACHELLE MIXTER DANA SENKOW KARA WAGENMAKER ADVISOR: MR. JOHN NASH 61 ..c . ' iiiii • ' i,..| v ■o jyx ' ai jmj j STUDENT COUNCIL Top; J. Baars, D. Lewis, R. Secord. M. Lee, C. Chaney 2nd: R. Wiggins, L. Laird, K. Wahl, K. McCormick, A. Bernardini, K. McGovern, K. Schultz, H. Ohst, R. Berzinski, M. Wortelboer, MR. NOLAN 3rd: A. Thayer, R. Carlisle. M. Rios, H. Ohst. I. Rios, B. Chase, A. Willett, J. Nielsen, D. Parker, K. Hardy 4th: L. McKenna. J. Ryan. Sec. L. Stratil. V.P. C. Nielsen, PRE. B. Porth. Tre. D. Pickel, D. Senkow, S. Booker Bot: M. Sheffer, S. McCormick, J. Russell, C. Latch, D. Holt niUHipiKtiMm CONGRATULATIONS MUSKEGON HIGH SCHOOL i 1986 STATE FOOTBAU AMW ROM ORCHARDVjniJJfS CLOSE UP We started out in October, with about 30 kids selling sub- sandwiches and attending meetings. By the time Christmas rolled around we were down to about 20 kids selling more sub-sandwiches and attending more meetings. It was hard work earning the $780 per person to go to Washington D.C.. We had sale after sale and went to llecting donations. When the time finally came to go, the prom, and headed out at 4:00 j : all packed up after The week in Washington turned out to be an experience o a life time. We met Congressman and other top officials, bums, protestors, and homeless. We stayed with kids from Puerto Rico, and South Dakota. Talk about a cultural exchange! We went to meetings, had different workshops each day, and really got involved with our government. 1 don ' t think anyone can say that they didn ' t learn something on the trip. I really enjoyed myself and got involved. Thank you to Mr Nolan, made our trip successful. nd everyone who Top: H, Lukos, D. Gaunt, S. McCormick, A. Bernadini M Sheffer M Lee A Thayer R Secord. C. Nielsen. J. Ryan, M. Banks Middle: R. Wiggins J Nielsen K Wahl T Wahl M Jacobson. D. Parker. Bottom: J. Baars, R. Brezinski, Mr Nolan M Snider, B Barr Jodi Ryan CHRISTMAS DANCE 1986 Lori and Mike Sue and Eric Kristina and Scott Kimm and Ste Terri and Dan Kara Dave Shelley Dale Dana Barry Kim Kevin ' K-f --A ' U M Kerri Larry I Kathy Kevin Malene Scott Theresa Bob i . Julie Troy Ronda Matt Jamie Steve Amy Bob Jody Paul Sandy Scott Heather Phil Betsy Chuck Jodi Jerry tva ' ■ A y- ' Amy Todd Chanda Rick Lisa Lenny Christy Steve Lynn Jamie Patricia Jerry Shelly Mike 1%  ; -T ' ' 1 - Toni Scott Crystal Gary Shelley Kevin Wendie John Penny Pete Deanna Kenin Lori Matt ; Carmen Mike Danielle Dave AIR BAND Second Place — Five Star Third Place - Weird Al and the Polkaholics - • t V THE 1987 Flules: Missji Randies Karen Wahl Tncia Wahl. Laurie DeYoung. Amy Sugarbaker, Chanda Snider. Dawn Wexstaff, Kim Ketlring. Kim Purcell, Theresa Monroe. Kathy Smith iavop jonts Ryan. Tammy Fox Tnna Theile Sherry Handy. Tom Bergsma. Brenda Leonard. Trent Hatinget, Con Falkowski. Missy Rios Bass Clarinet: Paul Pruitl. Dawn Rinckey Bassoon William Grantsynn Tubas Matt Sheffer Tim Hichue. Craig Smith Corners Tom Joppie. Mike Borgerding. Don Stulp. Todd Peterson. Daye Jensen Percussion Michelle LaCrosse. Kevin Schmukci Jelf Bancuk. Carlos Martinez. Don Wathen. Lisa Slratil. Trombone: Tom Henrikson. Chris Knight. Scott Patten. Andy McKinlcy. Randy Weberg. Office Help: Lisa McKenna. O.V.H.S. BAND Flutes: Govert Gribling, Dorothy Forward. Ruth Carlisle, Sue Redman, Kristen Schultz, Stacy Souser. Lori Basford, Darlene Nulf, Becky Barr, Penny Schaub, Amy Wimmer, Julie Prow, Shane Funderburg, Tammy Phillips, Kelly Gee, Kern Borgesor Terryn, French Horns: Becky Gaunt. Kathy O ' Malley, Renee Kinney. Annette Bernardim, Amy Willett, Oboes: Sheri Bennel Field. Scott Funderburg, Sherri Priest. Carmen Martinez, Matt Poe. Baritone Saxophone Ron Funderburg. Tenor Saxophon Woodnng. Band Directors: Craig Smith Don Warner Davis, Ronda Wiggins. Clarinets: Niki Baker, Theresa Anderson, Lori Laura Scott. Donnella Elliott. Vicky Bittick, Mane Smedley, Deanna . Amber Bicsiada. Cornets: Joe Anderson. Matt Wilkinson. Lisa ■. Adam Nelson. Pat Hill. Baritone: Ernie Miller. Scott David, John STUDENT OF It is a great honor to be chosen as Student of the Month. Each student chosen was picked by a select committee of faculty and staff. A student is chosen on the basis of academics, involvement in both activities and sports, along with citizenship. The Student of the Year is cho- sen on the same criteria as that of the Student of the Month. The big difference is that Stu- dent of the Year is based on the entire year and not just one month. SEPTEMBER Dave Lewis Tiieresa Anderson OCTOBER Tom Henrikson Kara Wagonmaker NOVEMBER Dave Glotzbach Kim Hardy DECEMBER Mike Eaker Michelle Bancuk JANUARY Covert Gribling Miciielle LaCrosse THE MONTH FEBRUARY Mike Lee Dana Senkow MARCH Matt Wilkinson Shelley Mixter MAY Andy McKinley Lisa Beadle APRIL Dennis Waldron, Kathy McGovern Holger Meyer CONGRATULATIONS STUDENT OF THE YEAR David William Lewis HONORS ASSEMBLY 1987 — Excellence in Education Awards — A. McKinley, T. Anderson, L. Beadle. D, Lewis, M. Eaker — Student Council Officers — B. Forth, C. Nielson. L. Stratil, D. Pickel B - ' mB K Art - Rob Sheffer Art - John Tenbrink Art - Chris Golden Kathy McGo ' Many Scholarship Winners were announced, here are some of the Ml Competitive Scholarship winn. Presidential Academic Fitness Awards Andy. Michelle, Theresa, Tom, Kara, Dave, Mike Lis OTHER AWARDS PRESENTED Red Cross Award Katy Hagen MI Academic Awc irds Theresa Anderson Howard K. Clark Merr lorial Jody Schultz Kiwanis Award Debbie Supernaw Lisa Beadle Citizenship Award David Lewis Matt Sheffer Rotary Club Award Mike Eaker Shelley Brown Senior Athleti c Award: s Tony Asmus Julie Taylor David Lewis Mike Eaker Michelle Bancuk Joe Thayer Exchange Club Award David Lewis Thomas Henrikson Daric Bass Scott Wagenmaker Elks Award Kimberley Hardy Kimberley Hardy Barry Bialik Don Waggoner John Phillips Sousa Award Michelle LaCrosse Dave Calkins Adam Way (Outstanding Senior Band Member) David Lewis Mike Backer Jimmie White Thomas Henrikson Andy McKinley A.J. Lee Matt Wilkinson English Department David Lewis Renae Minzey Mike Lee Top Freshmen 4.0 Dianne Pickel English Creativity Robert Sheffer Shelley Mixter Dave Lewis 4.0 Matthew Poe Mechanical Drawing III Mike Eaker Belinda Pickle Kathy McGovern 4.0 Ellen Thompson Cabinet Making II David Glotzbach Yearbook Awards Andy McKinley Top Sophomore :s 4.0 Ruth Carlisle MI Math Prize Competition Andy Editor Dana Senkow Holger Meyer 4.0 William Grantsynn McKinley Bus. Mgr. Michelle Bancuk . Shelley Mixter Top Juniors 4.0 Gregory L, Tornga American High School Math Exam Staff Kimberley Hardy Becky Porth 3.87 Patricia Wahl Scott Wagenmaker Rebecca Porth John Russell Delora, Donna DeYoung, Laurie Earl, John Edwards, Monica Enders, Kathleen Farber, Renee Farmer, Michael Forward, Raymond Frein, Marvin Funderburg, Ronald Funderburg, Shane Golden, Christopher Gomez, Robert Gould, Gregory Graber, Rex Gray, Duane Green, Debra Gue, Kevin Guzman, Kieley Hale, Shelly Hancock, Dale Harmsen, Douglas Hepler, Kelli Herzhaft, Ronda Hill, Patrick Hodges, Scott Jensen, Clara Jensen, Rhonda Jones, Christopher Jourden, David Keller, Rickey Kevern, Richard Kevern, Ronda Kinney, Robin Kissel, Christine Knight, Christopher Kozler, Ruth Kracht, James Kroll, Tracy Krysch, Sandra Laird, Laurel Laskowski, Gregory Lucarelli, Rosanna Lukos, Heidi Luna, Matthew Malenfant, Vincent Marcott, Terri Martinez, Carmen Maus, Rodney May, Bruce McCarthy, Daniel McCormick, Kimberly McDonald, Shannon McGhan, Lisa McGraw, Denise McKenna, Lisa Mierendorf, Kurt Mitchell, Gina Mitchell, John Morse, Carl Moureau, Marcella Muskovin, Kenneth Near, Michelle Nichols, David Nichols, Gregory Nielsen, Christy Nielsen, Julie Nulf, Lori Ohst, Heather Olivares, Maria Parker, Janyell Patitucci, Michael Pearson. Kathrina Poe. Michael Praay, Jack Pranger, Scott Purcell, Kimberly Redmon, Willis Rice, Kristcn Rios, Irene Rodriguez, Daniel Rohn, Christina Rose, James Roth, Daniel Roundhouse, Frank Russell, Timothy Ryan, James Ryan, Jodi Rylott, David Saiyed, Tariq Sanchez, Ana Schaub, Penny Schmuker, Kevin Schulta, Jamie Secord, Robert Secord, Tricia Shawl, Kelly Shermeta, Kimberly Smack, Christy Smith, Jody Smith, Peter Smith, Scott Spofford, Ginger Sterling, Tammy Summerfield, Troy Svuarts, Tracey Switzer, Lichel Thayer, Andrea Tornga, Gregory Vargo, Deanna Veen, Andrew VenHuizen, Danny Wahl, Patricia Walker, David Wambaugh, James Wathen, Donald Watts, Jason Westerlund, Pamela Wexstaff, James Wiggins, Ronda Willet, Diane Willett, Amy Wilson, Benjamin Woirol, Kelly Wymer, Jamison Young, Mark Zack, Julie Zawlocki, Scott SOPHOMORES TOP: Secre: Lisa Stratil Advis: Mrs. Nash CLASS OF ' 89 BOTTOM: ViceP: Sherry Priest ' Presi: Dan Holt Treas: Melissa Rios Anderson, Fay Anderson, Kevin Anderson, Lori Armstrong, Linda Ashburn, Christina Baker, Nicole Bancuk, Jeffrey Barnes, Kimberly Baugh, Scott Baushke, Herbert Biesiada, Amber Biesiada, Robert Bittick, Victoria Borgeson, Kerri Bradford, William Bratsburg, Heather Brewer, Robert Brooks, Deanna Broughton, Leann Burns, Scott Calkins, Paula Carlisle, Ruth Chapman, Marci Cochran, Michael Collins, Dale Crosby, Kimberly Crowell, Michael Deephouse, Richard DeRuiter, Gary Doriot, Steven Drzewicki, Christine Easley, Dameion Eastling, Michelle Eslick, Robert Evans, Shane Falkowski, Cori Fay, Mark Field, Lori Foreman, James Forward, Dorothy Foster, Joseph Fox, Tamara Fris, Michael Funderburg, Scott Furbush, Diane Garza, Joseph Gee, Kimberly Giles, Stacey Gonzales, Juan Grantsynn, William Graves, Dawn Green, Christine Griffin, Maurice Groendal, James Gue, Victoria Hagen, Katy Hallberg, Gerald Hanson, Susan Hellman, Adam Herzhart, Candy Hess, Christine Hichue, Timothy Hoagland, Ronald Holt, Daniel Hurlbert, Renee Israel, Phillip Johnson, Steven Joppie, Thomas Jourden, Scott Kelley, Christy Kemp, Logan Kenney, Renee Kerkstra, Jodi Kettring, Robin Kienke, Suzanne Knollinger, Kevin Kolbe, Bonnie Kroening, Scott Kubanek, Kenneth Lance, Carmen Lee, Danielle Lucarelli, Kristine Lysiak, Jeffrey Magner, Raymond Marian, David Mareinez, Carlos McCarthy, Robert McCrary, Kevin McGahan. Heather McGrane, Kelly Mcintosh, Janice McPherson, Kristi Medacco, Yolanda Medbury, Heidi Midkiff, Eric Miller, Ernest Morin, Ronald Moureau, Bonnie Mueller, Kurt Mundinger, Douglas Nunez, Mark Nunnery, Jody Ohst, Holly Olsen, Ronald OMalley, Kathleen Panozzo, Ronald Parker, James Patton, Clark Peek, Heather Peklar, Michele Peterson, Todd Petroski, Becky Phelps, Cheryl Pickel, Donald Pierce, Timothy Powles, Julie Praay, Mary Prause, Joanne Redman, Vallery Redmon, David Rios, Melissa Ritz, Christopher Rohn, Daniel Rose, Corianne Schaallema. Todd Schliewe, Leann Schultz, Craig Schultz, Kristen Scott, Laura Seelye, Angela Seelye, Tina Serritos, Ronald Shaw, Donald Singleton, Rita Slater, Laura Smedley, Marie Smith, Kathy Smith, Ronald Smith, Sherry Snider, Chanda Steele, Cathy Stott, Janet Stratil, Lisa Swanson, Tad Switzer, Mark Szot, Wayne Taylor, Michael Taylor, Thomas Tenbrink, Jonathan Terpenning, Eric Terryn, Deanna Thiele, Trina Thomas, Kurtis Thompson, Michael Tindall, Roger Tobey, Carla Tozer, Michael Underbill, James VanDonkelaar, Tina Varboncoeur, Randy Vines, Lisa Wahl, Karen Weaver, Brenda Week, Randy Wei, Stven Wells, Tiffany Wentworth, Todd Wexstaff, Dawn Whipple, Ronald Wiggins, Amy Wilkerson, Dean Wilkinson, Joseph Willis, Betty Woodrum, Stephanie Wright, Jenny Wright, Stacy Zielinski, John FRESHMAN CLASS OF ' 90 TOP: Treas: Chad Latsch Advis: Mr. Moore BOTTOM: Sccre: Melissa Wortelboer Presi: Dianne Pickel ViceP: Traci King Allison, Benjamin Asmus, Nicolas Auble, Thomas Baars. Troy Bancuk, Christopher Basford, Lori Beerman, Brian Bergsma, Timothy Black, Renae Boertman, Nikki Boes, Kimberly Borgerding, Michael Bourne, Mark Bray, Jennifer Brown, Russell Bryant, Kelly Burns, Deborah ' Bush, Paul Cantrall, Chri stopher Carey, Irving Chaney, Christine Chapman, Annette Chaput, Lenard Christensen, Richard Crampton, Greg Cribley, Kimberley Crowell, Troy Cumings, Richard Davies, Darlene Davis, Scott Davis, Steven DeWitt, Jodi DeWitt, Mark Dowdy, Jodi Duram, Joseph Backer, Kenneth Elliott, Donnella Eslick, Daniel Evans, Latonya Field, Lisa Fitzgerald, Billie French, Michelle Gannon, Glen Gannon, Robert Gaunt, Becki Gee, Kelly Gerling, James Gilbert, Steven Golden, Cari Gomez, Angela Guzman, Miguel Hardy, Jennifer Hatinger, Trent Helmer, Greg Herrera, Sonja Hibbs, Dawn Humphrey, Eric Hurlbert, Robert Jackson, Janis Jensen, David Johnson, Daniel Kenney, James Kerr, Jennifer Ketchum, Steven Kettring, Kimberly King, Traci Kuehnl, Bryan Langler, Jay Latsch, Chad Leonard, Brenda Lewis, Brian Loss, Scott Major, Robert Marcott, Denise McClatchy, Dianna McPherson, Craig Michael, Elizabeth Milliron, Tony Minzey, Wayne Morse, Bradley Morse, Gary Morse, Khristopher Mossey, Vincent Nelson, Adam Neuman, Ryan Newville, Mitch Olson, Angela Orear, Glenn Paffhausen, Andrew Patitucce, Anthony Patton, Scott Peake, Anthony Perry, Angelia Perry, Raymond Phillips, Tammy Pickel, Dianne Poe, Matthew Poe, Michelle Popps, Christopher Priest, Terry Pykonen, Shawn Randies, Minda Redmon, Katherine Roth, Janice Schwing, Matthew Shaw, Dustin Shermeta, Christine Sherwood, Gregory Spier, Dean Stafford, Carrie Stulp, Donald Sugarbaker, Amy Taylor, Kathleen Terlaan Edward Terryn, Roger Thomas, Marie Thompson, Ellen Timmerman, Lawrence Trevino, Emma Tufts, Robert Updyke, Lyle Vandonkelaar, Tonya Way, Chanda Weberg, Randy Weinrick, Tony Weiss, Brian Welch, Kimberly Westerlund, Dominic Westphal, Thomas Wheeler, Larry Wimmer, Amy Workman, Derek Wortelboer, Melissa Wright, Heather Wright, Kelly Wymer, Bradley Wymer, Chad Young, Katherine Freshmen Not Pictured Robert Ohart Wesley Verhulst Robert Wilde Sophomores Not Pictured David Bennett Richard Deephouse Micheal Dennison Franklin Howell Joseph Huffman Todd Johnson Daniel Johnson Bradly Jolman Leonard Marble Ronald Melton Kevin Osborn Kenneth Shaw Duwayne Snider Paul Woodrum MOCK ELECTIONS CLASS FLIRTS Renee Knollinger. Matt Wilkinson Dana Senkow MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Theresa Anderson Andy McKinlcy BEST ALL AROUND Shelley Mixtcr Adam Way CLASS ANGELS Theresa Anderson Mike Lee CLASS CUTUPS Tim Luce, Kathy McGovern Paul Pruitt Not Pictured BEST DANCERS Chuck White Denisc Baxte: CLASS HEAP (junky car) MaLinda Snider Matt Sheffer CLASS ROLLS ROYCE (nicest car) Scott Mazurek Kim Hardy MOST INVOLVED John Russell Becky Forth PROM 1987 WE ' VE GOT TONIGHT 1?6 Chnsti; Donny Deanna Kevin Knstina Scott Ushers not pictured Mike Farmer. Mike Poc, Dan Roth. Greg Tornya i 3« m. LEE DRY WALL CO. Complete Dry Wall Service 773-0448 Congratulations to Micheal and A.J. Lee and the class of 1987 Orchard View Community Education Offers Programs in the Following Areas: Preschool Youth Enrichments Saturday Recreation Sumnner Playgrounds Instructional Open Swim Youth Employment Training Babysitting Training Senior Citizen Programs Travel Parenting Adult High School Completion Adult Basic Education English as a second Language Post High School Graduate G.E.D. Testing Job Club Adult Enrichment Recreation Business Industry Program For Information on any of the Above: Call 773-3231 Celebrating sj U years of stability ami progress. A Company with its Histoiy and its Future based solely in Muskegon A Division of LORIN m INDUSTRIES ; ' .( . fiM Vl ' f • Mii.l, ,m. Ml, ii,v.iM .( M.l Rolling Acres Farm Quality Simmental Cattle The Walter Family Visitors Welcome Revenna MI Open 7 Days A Week (616) 777-3849 Y IB ID IE C 3165 Hts. Revenna Rd. Muskegon, MI 49442 Dean Routt Have you graduated in the past two years and need future training? We offer training in basic education (English, Math, or Reading) to prepare you for college! or Do you need to improve your skills for Business, Industry, or Secretarial Advancement? or Perhaps you need a skill such as Nurses Aid Training, Cosmetology, Word Processing, or Computers! Call 773-3231 For more information on tliese FREE CLASSES ORCHARD VIEW COMMUNITY EDUCATION PORT CITY DCVWALL New Homes Additions Textured Custom Pattern Ceilings CONGRATULATIONS To NINA and The Class Of 1987 Reasonable Rate: Free Estimates CHARLIE STAFFORD 616-773-4755 R S O 48 State Common Carrier Truck Leasing Marharet J. Smith President 1651 Walker Rd. Muskegon, Mi. 777-2994 For A Honey Of A Deal 2469 Apple Ave. Muskegon, Mich. 49442 777-2750 Complete Sales Lease Any Make, Any Model. Service Any Models. Complete Body Shop, Including Frame Machine. We Have Our Own Paint Mixing Machine to Match Any Color. Open 6 Days a Week For You Affordable Rental Cars and Trucks. Starting at 8.95 per day. Parts and Part Shop. WABENMAKERS XlX ViX Flower Center Your Friendly Florist 1236 Apple Ave. Muskegon, Mi. 49442 773-3502 Flowers Gifts Balloons Congratulations to our daughter Kara Wagenmaker And to the Class of 1987 J T MARKET CONGRATULATIONS To DALE and The Graduating Class Of 1987 Corner pf Sheridan and Marquette Open 7 Days Good Luck Seniors Fronn Dale and Sandy Sandberg CONGRATULATIONS To Our Son ADAM WAY Love Mom Dad BILL GREENWOOD SINCE 1950 Qmmood Qeaf Sstate. 5nc. Real Estate — Insurance— Builders OFFICE; (616)759-7212 RESIDENCE: (616)759-0139 896 W. LAKETON AVE. MUSKEGON, Ml 49441 GET-IT-N-GO Party Store 2029 E. Laketon 773-2548 Beer — Wine — Groceries Kegs of Beer j l For the finishing touch. Engraving — Trophies — plaques — silkscreened Apparel Hts Ravenna. Muskegon. Mi, 49442 (516) 777-3883 E-Z Way Muskegon, MI. 49442 Apple Ave. 773-3090 Precision 1701 Apple Avenue Muskegon, Mi. 49442 Phone 777-3996 KIRBY Kirby Co of Muskegon Sales Service 3022 E. Laketon Muskegon, MI. 49442 773-3357 HANSONS GUN TACKLE 3649 Apple Ave. Musk., Mi. 49442 773-9465 GUN BLUING Refinishing Checking General Repairs Hogn Hanson Gunsmith Owner O.V.H.S. HALLWAYS Tesoro-Teknetics-Whites McFall ' s Metal Detectors WlVlcFa Treasure Hunting Supplies AUTHORIZED DEALER Ron McFall 1675 Apple Avenue Muskegon, Mi. 49442 773-8916 JOSTEN5 America ' s Class Ring. Order your Josten ' s Class Ring in school this fall. Dick Taylor 2131 Northridge N.E. Grand Rapids, Mi. 49505 (616) 361-2151 Office: (616) 737-4663 Home: (616) 759-7271 935 West Norton Muskegon, Mi. 49441 Charles R. Matthews Realtor Tony ' s Pizza Sub Shop DAN PAM EDWARDS Pizza — Subs — Salads — Lasagna - BBQ Ribs Sit Down — Take Out Free Delivery 2155 East Apple Ave. 7734444 or 773-6204 CONGRATULATIONS ECONOMY MARKET 2190 Mill Iron Rd. Congratulations Class of 1987 Kitchens by A B DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Kitchen Experts Custom Kitchens Bathroom Vanities — Appliances KITCHEHS 3920 Apple Ave. Muskegon, Mi. 49442 Phone 773-2450 ita Vans — Pick Ups — 4 4 ' s CONVERSIONS, INC. = 3711 E. Apple Ave. Muskegon, Michigan 49442 788-3410 Dan Ven Huizen President SERVICE ORDER FLANNERY ' S SERVICE 2000 E. Laketon Avenue Muskegon, Michigan 49442 Muskegon, Michigan 49442 Wrecker Service 773-6126 979 Apple Ave. Phone 77-2968 • VMEINEKE Meineke Discount Mufflers 2279 Apple Avenue Muskegon, MI 49442 (616) 777-5715 SAVE MONEY-SAVE TIME Phil Troyer UNIVERSITY PARK GOLF Course Craig Deiters: PGA PRO (616) 755-1258 Aefm DanqucI Poom 1531 W. Sherman Blvd. Muskegon, MI 49442 Phone 726-3545 SHORELINE INSURANCE AGENCY Rose, Vanderwest, Enders, Kendall Inc. 130 E. Apple Ave., Muskegon, MI 49442 FLOWERS BY BARB Best wishes from all of us at Flowers By Barb and Shutters Hardwear 3807 Apple (Plants, Crosages, Welddings, Funerals) TtLl ' - T A ' ' 2345 Apple Ave. AQLIiSGEC Muskegon, MI. 49442 •--- ' • - 777-2609 Where pizza is always in good taste and families are always welcome. Port City Die CONGRATULATIONS TO KIM HARDY AND THE CLASS OF 1987 A safe harbor for your casting needs 1868 Port City Blvd. Muskegon, Michigan 49442 616-777-3941 BOB ' S MOBILE HOME SERVICE 1864 Ada Ave. Muskegon Mich. 49442 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1987 Bob Buit 773-2992 CHARLES SERVICE CENTER Charger Fuels Let us Charge Your Tank With Power and Action Tune-Up Alignment Drum Disc Brakes Custom Exhaust Work Getty at Ada 725-9205 DERBY SALES INC. Quality Mobile Homes Sun Valley Mobile Home Park Pine Island Lake Mobile Home Park Donald C. Derby j091 E. Laketon Ave. President Muskegon, Mich. 49442 773-9102 RICH HOWELL PLUMBING HEATING, INC. Residential — Commercial Industrial 24 hour Emergency Service 1580 Creston Street Muskegon, Michigan Gary M. Lukkari, D.D.S. C Muskegon Dental Associates 267 Apple Ave. Muskegon, Mich. 49442 773-3304 CONE-O- COPIA Towing-Plowing Engine Rebuilding General Repair Tires mounted balanced Ice Cream and Things Featuring Hudsonville Ice Cream also a complete line of Scrumptious Sub Sandwiches Pizza 1475 in the K-Mart Plaza MIKE ' S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Owner Tom Doenges 3187 E. Laketon Ph. 773-4695 Mike Dowdy Manager NORTHWAY LANES EF RN Congradulates The Super Class of 198 7 Open 8:00am Daily 3S ' ' SHAW WALKER Office furniture and systems for the productive business environment since 1899 Amsri Aileen Horton Owner — Manager 1971 Apple Avenue Muskegon, Michigan 49442 Phone 616-777-2794 E J Beauty Supply, Inc. Quality — Service — Value Ed and Judy Field 3010 Apple Avenue 777-1343 Muskegon, Michigan 49442 777-3100 777-3146 3186 Apple Avenue b R.V. 4 SALES AND SERVICE Muskegon, Michigan Delivered hot to your door from Apple Ave. K-Mart Plaza Phone 777-2504 Gordon Rutz Small Engine Repair GRAND VALLEY REDI MIX INC 4400 EVANSTON AVE. MUSKEGON, MICH. 49442 Also matches, pens, banners, flagging advertising specialties RICHARD WOODWARD MANAGER MUSKEGON WHITEHALL 616-777-3981 HOLLAND 616-392-6190 Q mih The Gorilla Qiyle. Ba bonQlf Muskegon, Michigan 49442 (616) 725-8172 I flNSURANCEl l WILK SON 1477 Apple Ave. K-Mart Plaza Muskegon, Mich. 49442 Wilk and Son Life, Home, Car HOSPITALIZATION CONGRATULATIONS!! Larry ' s Automotive Service Specializing in Transmissions Congratulations Class Of 1987 Automotive Rustproofing And 722-2921 293 E. Laketon Ave. Muskegon All Automotive And Standard Behind Professional Ambulance Transmissions Repairs Motor Home Service Available Larry Allison, Owner ARON ' S 46 2511 Hall Road Muskegon, Mich. 777-2663 BAR 1437 No. Whitehall Road N. Muskegon 744-1666 Where Good Friends Meet 3014 Apple Ave. TheAppeaixincc R ' ojAc. UairChaiianH Tanning Beds Booths 20 Stylists Full Service Salon Private Section For Men Specializing In: Make-up Skin Care We extend our thanks to the following for helping to make this yearbook a unique one. John Pesano Fred Monroe Ted Forward Lila Leonard John Lehan Jostens ' Rep. Outdoor Indoor Studio Photography Paris Studio Camera Shop OUTDOOR INDOOR Studio Photography Frederick J. Monroe Photographer-Artist By Appointment Only Studio 777-3051 Muskegon, Mi. jiaittia ««8 fit Jt This need not be The End But a dedication to a new Beginning. ]O EN ' .