Rogers High School - Lair Yearbook (Wyoming, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1978 volume:

978 Lai 978 Rfig tS Cchd lA yOttung, 978 Ufa ) Returning to school Only to find Changes that took place during the Vttf ' Ji,. ' yB ■  « ._• - ; , V . . . And new people of many different kinds . . . 9K2 u . . . Time marches forward and we spend it by ourselves ... Or with those whose company we enjoy . . . ... But all the time we ' re going in new directions r i - m SPORTS ■ . ' ■ ■ ilP Season With Gtisfo This year the Hawks had a 4-4-1 record in the league. There were many records set in the football season. The players that achieved All-Conference were Tim Carrel and Bob Ketteman. Honorable Mention consisted of two players, Tom Britten and Dan Erick- son. VanderLaan gains weight. Andy tries to get out of the reach of the opponent. ► . i. JP i w —  n 1 3Tk - VanderLaan finds the hole. Andy puts on the moves. The play as usual. Gibson can ' t believe it happened. jb -. to . _,..- • J.V. Rtdskes Witiv 3-B- 1 R md The J.V. squad had a good season despite the showing of their season record (3-5-1). They played tough football and lost by close margins. As the weeks went on they chose dif- ferent captains each week according to their performance in practice that week. This team was different from any other because there were many individuals who had to learn to play together as a team.  • ■ ;  ..  J P «. • !►-. SP. £i.. • • ? , 1977-78 J.V. Football Squad Spaak gets crunched. Pieshhuxu Fty The Freshman Football Team had a suc- cessful year during their first year at Rog- ers. They accomplished many goals, as they prepared for future years. Captains for this year were Brice Christensen and Bob Hicks. 1.2,3,1, 1977-78 Freshman Football Team CtoSSCouuhy Cown GmumJv Rogers Cross Country Team, under the coaching of Mr. Roos, placed third in the conference. Mark Poelman and Tim Bartrand both made All-Confer- ence. Mark also tied the course record with a 15:24. Other seniors on the team were Chris Bartrand and Greg Varano. This year was also a special one because the team won more tro- phies than before. Jon runs with enthusiasm. - • P ' Mark has . . . Hawk Power! I r ' as ' -555 f: 8 I «. c  jrs. ■ ' W ■ i £, +  $L « lWb .QG r «f ' , f . awn- . —  '  ' ' % £ ' . - £ £ -I a r r c V wsi - • v ' m Jim jogs on. 1 977-78 Boys Cross Country Team Carlos clambers up the hil Lead Ikon The Girls Swim Team did a fantastic job this season. In the past three years they have not won a meet, but this year they won three, and records were set in every event. This year ' s cap- tains were Lynn Kelly and Kathy Bar- ber. f ] ■ mm i. J Relay team swims for a victory. Take your mark . § Jfe ■5 — L PI 11? ; • Tw-T VHp whs ■f ft miMr A lI P The 1977-78 Girls Swim Team The swimming team ' s clowns. CkipsfrMtidfr This year the Boys Varsity Golf Team, under the new coaching of Mr. VanAllsburg, finished 5th in the Grandville Invitational. In the Class B Regional meet the Hawks fin- ished 3rd and in State Class B Meet finished tied for 9th. Outstanding golfer this year was Lloyd Fisher who finished 5th in the Grandville Invitational and 1st in Regionals. Also, Mike Volk was Honorable Mention All- Conference. Mike goes for a Hawk ' s birdie Mike studies his next shot. Volk hits down the middle. fijs8??V % JbV jfcff!L M fllflP jPmlzmH , y i t ' V M B K TMlfl ■T Lm. m )y 1MB W y ' lT 8 ££ ■■ ■■4 «C d.— d IhI i k i ;$;£ i« L SB ii Molenkamp ' s amazed with the shot. 1 977-78 Junior Varsity Golf Team GVik Begin The Girls Varsity Basketball Team started out the season in a big hurry by beginning a few weeks early. They placed 7th in the league. Dinah Bige- low made All-Conference Honorable mention. Karen Kinney and Sue Hoff- man were brought up in tournaments against Godwin. The team won 57-43 in a successful game. Then after advancing on to play Catholic Central, they lost 36-46. Jane Meyers was voted most valuable and Dinah Bieg- low most improved. Helms jumps high. • H Sm 1  ?m 4 [ ' ■ 1 ■S I ' Connie passes to Marcia. No one can get in the clear. 1 1 i V) Varsity warming up. Bued Puti Bounce fnfol eato The Girls J.V. Basketball Team had a change this year as Maureen Bueche, a former basketball player for Rogers, took over the team. The girls put in a lot of effort and took 6th place in the league. Also, Julie Tanis scored the most points for the Hawks with 105. Scherphorn tor two. Jump, Wellington. Kinney puts on some moves. • j. ■ ' . -f-T 1 9 - — ,- ' I 1 - ; The Girls Tennis Team, under the coaching of Mr. Bently, is gaining in popularity. This year 42 girls tried out and only ten were needed. Carol Far- quhar, the team ' s captain, and Kim Meyers both had best records for an individual, 6-9. In most meets the scores were close, showing the poten- tial of these girls. Where ' d the ball go? Look at that great back hand. Nancy walks over to shake hands with the loser. The 1 977-78 Girls Tennis Team ., mm • W A Bouncy, bounce the ball. CktpfxMRaks UvQtafo The Varsity Basketball Team had a good season despite the slow start ending the season with an 11-10 record. They finished 3rd in the OK Red. This year ' s captains were Tim Sagers, honorable mention for All Conference, and Carl Paganelli. Special rec- ognition went to Doug Chappell, All Confer- ence, WOTV All-Stars, Detroit Free Press 1st Team All State, and 3rd team All-State Detroit News. This year marked the first time in the history of this school, anybody has made first team All State in basketball. Chappell shoots for two. Sagers goes high for shot. Dalton looks amazed. Paganelli drives for bucket. Pre-game warm up . Sagers shoots while Chappell waits for rebound. Paganelli displays backcourt press. Sagers squats for two. JV.Fto kes 2nd to League Coach Van Allsburg and captains Dan Spaak and Jeff Hudson led the J.V. Basketball Team through a good year. They placed 2nd in the league with 14 wins and 6 losses. Tyson Keane was voted most improved player, and Bill Jamieson was the leading rebounder, with Jim Fruend as one of the leading scorers. • _ HP m 3r i ■reasg F | | . Billy goes for 2 I! 1977-78 J.V. Basketball Team Good concentration is needed. V K HAWKS Ptesfan i Study The Freshman Basketball Team was coached by Mr. Crooks and led by co-captains Dean DeWildt and Clark VerHulst. The boys showed willingness to learn and play the game. Steve Chappell and Todd Engstrom were voted most improved, and Dean DeWildt was the most valua- ble player. The 1977-78 Freshman basketball I earn (1.1, Up, up and away Mr. Klein ' s matmen had a smashing sea- son filled with tournament victories and a state champion in heavyweight class. Tour- naments at Spring Lake, Forest Hills, and West Ottawa found the Cardinal and Gold in first place, and they captured second at their own invitational. Captains of the team were seniors Tim Carrel and John Stewart. Also, Tim Bubba Carrel won the State heavyweight class, an occurrence that has only happened one other time in this school ' s history. Sunny side up. 1 977-78 Wrestling Team Bubba switches for two. Let ' s rock and roll. VmttyVolkys Tough Cea ou The 78 Volleyball Team set five new records: most wins, most successful bumps, sets, spikes, and serves. There weren ' t any captains because they were rotated every game, but out- standing players were Dinah Bigelow, Beth Fahnenstiel, and Connie Morris. Linda walks over to serve. Beth is in a daze. What a spike. J V.Nets Btg Ceasow 1977-78 J.V. Volleyball Team What Hawk power. The Boys Swim Team had a good year as they won the Hudsonville Relays. Outstanding swimmer, Chris Bartrand, broke many school records, and went with the relay team of Dan Reese, Kevin Kribbet, and Jim Erickson to the state meet where they placed 1 2th. A close race The 1977-78 Boys Swimming Team John takes a nap The competition is tough! BoyS Jumble Boys Gymnastics had a new coach this year, Mr. Swiger. He, along with the co-cap- tains, Mike Popma, Dennis Heibel, Dave Ralph, and John Figueroa, led the team through a 1 and 3 season. Outstanding team member John Figueroa took first place in tramp at St. John ' s Invitational and also at the conference meet, while Mike Popma took sixth all around at Conference. I can strain and smile, too Balancing on the rings Mounting the horse. 1 977-78 Girls ' Gymnastics Team a GymmotSk GcttoEyp U uC This year they had a young team with much potential. Under the coach- ing of Marty Grant and Cherry Hostet- ter they took a fifth place at the Kent- wood Invitational. Although their wins were few, they gained more knowl- edge and experience for a hopeful future team. This year ' s captain was Mickey Kaiser with Heather Porter as co-captain. Mickey ' s perfection. Keep your balance Mickey! Carol watches others. I Under the coaching of Mr. Klein the Girls Golf team swang through a rough season. Outstanding golfers were Beth Constant and Carol Far- quhar who placed 9th and 13th at Conference respectively. Walk softly and carry a big club! Coach Klein gives Carol a pointer. Beth Sets a good example. ■ 5 -—  ,V S TbuuSjeahi FUuskes Sikiw Journals The Boys Te nnis Team had many close matches but ended the season with a 2-12 record. An important vic- tory was over Wyoming Park with a 4 and 3 score. The boys finished 5th in regionals with Rick Alvesteffer most valuable player, and Kevin Suttorp most improved. Steve glares down his opponent Forward, two, cha-cha-cna F tldct JlctmUig Helps Qmotv i ■ « i w The 1977-78 Softball Team started the season with a trip to Florida for spring training. The girls had a good season led by Nellie Espinoza. Nellie was named as an outstanding pitcher in the Grand Rapids Press. Look at that release. Kim, Nellie, and Mr. Hudson discussing the problem. • r J A M ? ■ 1 977-78 Varsity Softball Team Beth ready for her first home run. t f Marcia ready for action. Shelly stealing home. ,w % ]£ rr __ k Finish 1 st Uiu Leagu The Girls JV Softball Team had a winning season finishing 1st in the league with a 12-4 record. Powerful Pitchers were Carol Shine and Julie Tanous, while Lori Griffiths and Kim Scherphorn were sharp in defense. Top hitter was June Bigelow. V-? A perfect swing and a miss The girls ham it up Baretta watches the signals tfrltvtodsPtlctJC The Girls J.V. and Varsity Bowling Teams placed 3rd in the league. Nellie Espinoza, Kim VanEsson, Ann Meu- nier, and Vonda Johnson were all part of the record breaking two game series with the score of 1233. All OK Red teams finished the season with a party at Pizza Hut. It ' s not the end of the world. Oh, I almost did it. Wyoming Ucked V tStty Squad The Varsity Cheerleaders began working long before school started this year by participating in cheerlead- ing camp at University of Notre Dame. Captain Sally Jamieson won a talent ribbon for her mime routine, while senior Mickey Kaiser received a rib- bon for gymnastics. Their hard work paid off as they led cheers at football and then basketball games. At the 2nd annual ice cream eating contest against Wyoming High School, our squad ate their way to a victory! Hawks display their mount. Chris hurries by. Mickey checks out the situation. We will we will womp you . All together now. -f JV.Captum FVt b ctb Godwin Captain Lisa Barber led the J.V. Cheerleaders to first place at God- win ' s Clinic. Cheerleading at basket- ball and football games, the girls never seemed to lose their spirit. They worked hard all year participating in pep week, painting locker decorations, and organizing fun! Did we lose, Mary? It ' s too cold to cheer. aT? , ' ir H Rf B Smile Lisa. Carol, Mary and Sherri raise spirit. Freshman cheerleaders spent their first year helping build spirit in teams as well as other freshman students. Cheer- ing at games, participating in assemblies and painting windows were all activities they entered into with enthusiasm. Cap- tain Julie Henderson and the rest of the squad won first place at Godwin ' s clinic. 77-78 Freshman Squad V for victory. Amy gets into the cheer. PotwPcmS Und t This year under the new leadership of Jenny Tyler, the POM-PON Girls had bake sales every week to help raise money for the new uniforms. The POM-PON girls also sponsored the Sweetheart Swirl, which was a big success. Some routines included Slow Ride, I Believe in Magic and Holiday. Marj practices hard Spirit along with the school song. 4RM — _ . l k LyW, w KKm AJif ¥ Cr Vmtty BasebcM FaskUmS Successful Q xsow Once again the Varsity Baseball Team spent spring training in Florida and as a result had an outstanding season with a 16- 6 record. This year ' s captain was senior shortstop and ace hitter Don Kinney. According to Coach Norgrove this team was different from others because they were smarter, faster, more consistent and more mature than most. All Conference players were: Tim Carrel, designated hitter; Bob Ketteman, second base; and John Figueroa, outfield. Two new records were established: (1) season batting average .417 set by Bob Ketteman; (2) 1 1 double plays made during the season. St u.- M j I Beardsley looks for his sign Big C , just another Johnny Bench Grover Casey looks on Bubba displays his hitting ■ ' ® Ketteman observes Kinney What are you thinking about, Andy? J BasebcM Tw — •Vustkts This year ' s JV Baseball Team was coached by Mr. Reed. Although the season record wasn ' t impressive (4-15) the team had a tremendous attitude and always hus- tled. Captains for the team were Jeff Hud- son and Dan Tompkins, while Andy Vavere was moved up to varsity at mid-season. Leading the hitting attack was Kurt Beadle and the defense was sparked by Dan Tomp- kins and Norman Shippy. Beadle watches, while he waits What a short-stop! Call them good, Jonesy The defense moves in PteslunCw BctsebcM Debuts Freshman Baseball made its debut at Rogers High School under the coaching of Mr. Hoag. The team had a successful season with a 4-6 record. Leading the offensive punch were Dean DeWildt, Rick Manshaem, and Tom Hudson, who was moved up to JV. ■tJ Warming up the right arm I he wind up and the pitch Look at what I caught! Under the coaching of Mr. Gibson, assisted by Mr. Barber and Mr. Wilkes the Boys Track Team set many records this sea- son. Outstanding members of the team were Mark Poelman, Randy Pierce, and Duke Hardy. The season ended with Mr. Gibson and Mark Poelman attending the California Invitational, an event designed for the nation ' s top runners. Martin heads for finish line. Make the exchange good, guys Jim spurts out of the blocks Mark waits for opponent to challenge Mark leads with perfection Don ' t fall, Randy BmksQckod Recwk The Girls Track Team broke many school records this year with Kim Mey- ers and Patti Bates each breaking four. Kim Meyers went to Regionals and placed 2nd in the 220 and 3rd in the 440. The predominately freshman team gained experience this year under the coaching of Mr. Roos, and they look forward to next year. Mighty Meyers sprints to victory Dawn looks worried 4 • tm._ JV. Boys ' fooibcM Ak ' T UM Kelly Armstrong Tim Belanger Kurt Beadle MikeCapizzi Terry Chambers Bob Dillree Bob Hicks Rick Hogan Bill Jamieson Shawn Jonas Ty Keane Scott Krutel Mike Kozal Brian LeQuia Tony Maggini Tom Massell Brian Morlock Dan Spaak Mike Stowell Mike Strobel Mark Talsma Dan Tompkins Matt Underhill Kevin VanderGalien Greg Watrous Mike Wilier - Jim Yarrington Kevin Pascoe Chris Bartrand Tim Bartrand Joe Bueche Bob Dwarshuis Jim Erickson John Fernandez Dana Gosko Greg Green Jon Hatley Alex Kapla Doug Koper Dan Mekkes Ed Norman Mark Poelman Tom Terbeek Greg Varano Coach: Mr. Roos Tammy Baltakis Michelle Baltakis Kim Belile LouAnn Dreyer Carol Farquhar Beth Fahnenstiel Lisa Gladstone Barb Heinrich Kathy Ingersoll Beth Jebb Linda LeKenta Ann Noseworthy Kim Meyers Kathy Rosengren Stacy Sjaarda Nancy Stap Paul Terpstra Nancy Wilier Coach: Dave Bentley PtesfiHicui FootbcM Boys ' Goty fooiboM Dennis Bardwell Dave Barrenger MarkChappell Steve Chappell Brice Christansen Dean DeWildt Dave Dillree Bill Early Bob Erickson Dave Evoy Jerry Fick Mike Fuller Mark Gillette Bib Hicks Mike Huizinga Kevin Johnson Bob Kolasse Gerald Kozal Coaches: Rick Heuvelman Todd LaMaire Eric Lowing Matt Likaart Dean Miller Tom Noel John Parente Jason Piccard Tom Pierce Jim Rinehart Rick Riva Greg Saganski Tom Scott Scott Spinney Tom Strobel Paul TenBrock Eric Tuttle Clark VerHulst Dan Weber Don Wilson Mike Jones GVtk ' CwlmnLag Steve Ammon Lloyd Fisher Mark Kneible Kirk Malone Mike Molenkamp Fred Mulder Kevin Suttorp Scott VanAarsten MikeVolk Coach: Mr. VanAllsburg Boys ' JV. Goty Jim Angus Dan Baltakis RickDedert Steve Hall Jeff Hudson Tom Hudson Mark Imeson Todd LaMaire Jeff Markini Jeff Miller MarkSteagold Steve Timmers Coach: Parker Keane Mike Bardwell Don Bennett Greg Blume Tom Britten Bill Bunch Tim Carrel Mike Case Greg Chandler Doug Chappell Brian Christensen Doug Dunham Mike Dryer Dan Erickson Mike Gillette Duke Hardy Scott Jirtle Bob Ketteman Don Kinney Ted Koch Randy Kuzawa Ron Lockyear Daryl Lowing Dan Lymburner Sc ott Marckini Bob Newell Carl Paganelli Randy Pierce Rob Pierce Vince Regan Dave Reminga Ken Shippy John Stewart Jeff Tyler Dave VanderLaan Andy Vavere Frank Weatherbee Tom Weatherell Craig Williams Coach: Mr. Ripmaster Kathy Barber Mary Britten Sue Drake Lynn Kelly Joyce Ledger Beth Noel Mary Rosenberger Kelly Sullivan Bonnie Talsma Cindy Winkel Coach: Mark Bentley PotwPouS TT Kelhe Beadle Terry Biondo Kim Bishop Dana Delaat Debbie Farkas Peggy Hanrahan Lisa Irwin Lynn Kelly Marge Millard Kathy McElroy Kelly Meindertsma Kim Pascoe Linda Perez Diane Pierce Reba Russel Michelle Shade Darlene Thomas Pat Volk Coach: Jenny Tyler CJwikadm Vwity Kathy Barber Chris Biondo Shelly Hanrahan Sally Jamieson Micky Kaiser Lisa Lubbinge Shelly Malone Cathy Peterson Coach: Mrs. Krutel J.V. Ckmkcd is Lisa Barber Sherri Derylo Rose Gunderson Julie Hinton Stacy Lind Terri Myers Mary Nausieda Erin Seekman Carol Shine Coach: Mrs. Krutel PieslunCuv Debbie Clark Beth Gasnell Cheryl Hall Julie Henderson Anita Johnson Cindy Miller Amy Peters Coach: Mrs. Krutel GiAJk ' Bask tbcM Michael Barszcz Timothy Carrell Brian Christensen BriceChnstensen Thomas Cok Adrian Cole Gregory Cowham Daniel Enckson David Evoy John Figueroa Scott Friberg Wayne Fuller Mark Gillette Steve Kasmowicz Ronald Kopp Michael Kozal Michael Laidlaw Jeffrey Lindenthal Dean Miller Kurt Moore Brian Morlock Kevin Pascoe Randy Pierce David Ralph Marc Schoen Neil Schoen Douglas Smith Daniel Tompkins Scott Spinney Jerry Stewart John Stewart Thomas Strobel MarkTalsma James Tombs Daniel Tompkins Charles Uskiewicz Greg Watrous Daniel Weber Leo Whalen Timothy Winters Dinah Bigelow Shelly Biondo Marcia Blouw Lorie Burdell Nellie Espinoza Joni Henderson Linda Helms Vicki Huizinga Jackie Hubbel Kelly Meindertsma Jane Meyers Connie Morris Pam Smalley Nancy Underhill Vienna VanKampen GVtk ' JV.BaskeibcM Cathy Bueche Lori Griffiths Julie Henderson Sue Hoffman Patty Jamieson Michelle Johnson Lynne Kirkland Karen Kinney Paula Martin Debra Morris Darci Regan Kim Scherphorn Julie Tanous Patty Wellington Coach: Maureen Beuche Tim Bartrand Don Burgess Ryan Burwell Adrian Cole Mark Dykhuis John Figueroa Wayne Fuller Duke Hardy Dennis Heibel David Hunt Jeff Lindenthal Dan Mekkes Mark Moore Louis Norton Randy Pierce Mike Popma Jeff Popma Dave Ralph Gary Schmidt Jeff Slaktowski Shawn Wind Coach: Mr. Swiger Wtestfoig Qinfo ' Gymnastics SfRtS GWNAQflCQ Mary Britten Pam Gioia Mary Hanrahan Julie Henderson Joni Henderson Micky Kaiser Joyce Ledger Tern Meyers Heather Porter Judy Sage Sally Sheler Carol Shine Tina Smith Bonnie Talsma Nancy Zuverink Coach: Cherry Hostetter Jutu i VCMSity Tom Bennet Joe Birtles Marty Bothee Jim Fruend Greg Green Jeff Hudson Bill Jamieson Al Kapla Tyson Keane Scott La Ma i re Tim Massel Dan Spaak Jeff Miller Advisor: Mr. VanAllsburg BcnJlng Ptesfancut Mike Huizenga Todd Lamaire John Parente Garry Strong Doug Tiller Eric Tuttle Clark VerHulst Advisor: Mr. Crooks Jeffery Armie Christopher Bartrand Mark Bosman Jeffery Buurstra Conrad Coipel Mark Dykhuis Robert Erickson John Fernandez Theodore Koch Kevin Kribbet David McFarland Daniel Mekkes Joseph Dykhuis Brent Nollar Steven Parker Daniel Reese Steven Schwartz Gregory Varano Carlos Vega Michael Yasick James Meyers KimGwilt Todd Spann Donald Wilson James Erickson Boys Tenuis Kim Belile Nellie Espinoza Vonda Johnson Ann Meunier Kindy Rzemek Kim VanEssen Lori Brown Lori Constant Karen Diaz Penny Mann Lori Meunier Marlene Postma Varsity Richard Alvesteffer KimGwilt Steve Hall Timothy Hamel Mark Imeson James Meyers David Ralph Mark Rush Steve Schwartz Kevin Suttorp David Talsma Paul Thomas Advisor: Mr. Milanowski Boys BasketbcM Dinah Bigelow Marcia Blouw Beth Fahnenstiel Debbie Green Jane Meyers Connie Morris Linda O ' Strander Kelly Sherman JutuM V t ity Jill Dumond Karen Kinney Lynne Kirkland Kim Meyers Paula Martin Delores Moore Tina Schwartz Tammie Spencer Merri Tombs Lisa Wolf Ted Beardsley Doug Chappell Mike Dalton Bob Ketteman Carl Paganelli Tim Sagers Kurt Spinks Doug VanderMeer Andy Vavere Craig Williams Advisor: Mr. Hudson BoyS QwlHumt ig GtokGoU Barbara Amerson Debra Clark Kathy Barber Jamie Chilver Beth Constant Carol Farquhar Lisa Frederick Mary Hanrahan Kelli VanderBand Chris Hnatowsky Patty Jamieson Julie McGrath Nancy Merery Nancy Moon Pam Smalley Advisor: Mr. Klein CofjtbcM BoySJiack BasebaM VctASiiy Ted Beardsley Greg Blume Timothy Carrell Mike Dryer Ray Expinoza John Figueroa David Freund Jeffrey Johnson Kevin Jacobs Robert Ketteman Donald Kinney Mark Kneibel Scott Niewiadomski Carl Paganelli Craig Williams Doug Chappell Andy Vavere Advisor: Mr. Hudson Jutu i lfastiy Brian Bachert Curt Beadle Joe Birtles Willaim Bonzheim Richard Dedert James Dingle Scott Dyke Jeff Hudson Tyson Keane Byran LeQuia James Lombardo Edward Morrisey Jeff Marckini Kevin Pascoe Norman Shippy Jerry Stewart Daniel Tomplins Andrew Vavere MattUnderhill Mike Wilier Advisor: Mr. Reed Pieskinati David Blume Steve Chappell Jeff D eGroot Steve DeVaney Dean DeWildt Dave Dillree Jerry Fick Mark Gillette Tom Hudson Robert Kolasse Todd LaMaire Eric Lowing Rick Manshaem John Parente Rick Riva Timothy Smith William Unger Clark VerHulst Daniel Weber Advisor: Mr. Hoag VOASlty Dinah Bigleow Marcia Blouw Lori Burdell Nellie Espinoza Beth Fahnenstiel Mary Guilano Michelle Hanrahan Joni Henderson Susan Hoffman Jackie Hubbel Karen Kinney Shelly Malone Jane Meyers Cathy Peterson Kindra Rzemek Kimberly VanEssen JuMi i VOASity June Bigelow Lisa Buck Karen Diaz Lori Griffis Julie Henderson Kathy Ingersoll Lynne Kirkland Paula Martin Mary Meyers Debra Mulder Diane Pierce Kimberly Scherphorn Teriena Schwartz Carol Shine Julie Tanous Men Tombs Lori VanDyke Cindy Winkle Advisor: Mr. Swiger GOikTwck Patti Bates Kim Bishop Mary Britten Sandy Campbell Sue Drake Nancy Hoorn Theressa Maggini Kim Meyers Connie Morris Vicki Siaarda Michelle Thees Nancy Thomas Nancy Underhill Nancy Zuverink Advisor: Mr. Roos Jay Angus Michael Barszcz Chris Bartrand Tim Bartrand Michael Brown Don Bennett Martin Bothee Scott Bothee William Bunch James Buurstra Ronald Cherry Gregory Green Duke Hardy Jon Hatley Robert Hoorn Scott J i rile Todd Jirtle Kevin Johnson Alex Kapla Ben Kapla Ted Koch Robert Krause Michael Laidlaw Alan Landheer Ronald Lockyear David MacFarland Tony Maggini Timothy DeYoung Jeffrey Dickinson David Dumond Rick Dwarshuis Mario Diaz Daniel Enckson James Enckson Robert Enckson Michael Fuller Advisor: Mr. Gibson Bruce Miller Scott Miller Matthew Newland Steve Parker Mark Poelman Randy Pierce Vincent Regan Daniel Spaak Thomas TerBeek Eric Tuttle Gregory Varano David VanderLaan Carlos Vega Mark VanderGalien Gregory Watrous Advisor: Mr. Gibson Chss Most Spirited: Peggy Ha 1 (I MCMLXXVIII We ' re here, you ' re there, We are you, yet you are you. Us equals you. Two equals three? Now, shouldn ' t it be . . . Us plus you equals us all? That sounds better, two plus three equals five. We are down here, you ' re up there, Looks like a long climb to me! You made it, so why shouldn ' t we? Some of us will, some of us won ' t. You know that, and unfortunately, so do we. So explain the hassle. We certajnly look divided, young vs. old, or wise, shall we say, But we must function as a group. Open the door, here we come! Hey don ' t box us in; we ' re free . . . Let us breathe! Let us out of the dark! You ' re here, we ' re there, We must mix! Why? . . . Why not? . . . You guided us, now we ' ll take over. We ' re moving down the path, Watch out, trouble ' s brewing! Accent us, let us in. We may be yours, but we are our own. Give us a chance, we ' ll learn, You educated us, so don ' t put us down! You were us once, and we ' ll be you. Thank you, that ' s better, We ' ll do a good job, you just wait and see . . . Dave McFarland W- mi Rick E Alvestelle Christi M. Biondo Ken J. Bishop Harold J. Burger Jeff V. Burgess Alan P.Christian Sue M. Cimochowicz Catherine E. Collins RitaC. Conlgliaro Edward J. Douse i)avid M. Dumond Carol J. Dykema Nellie E. Espinoza Sharon L Evoy arol L. Farquh; John M. Figueroa Marty D. Finch Joyd M. Fisher Sharon D. Fitzwater Rick L. Fronties Michael E. Gillette Diane M. Johnson Robert F. Jones 1 V. 1 ' A I- 1 i Lynn M. Kelly Robert E. Kettemar Donald L. Kinney Sue K. Klinge Scott E. Shippy k)i v r : -::h; 3 J cA ' .tk. —- ■ ' ■l hah, Robin L. Weller Debra K. Westbrook . T, 9H3P MPPZNINGC W) ' A ' • ' . «s KA (S REV I21 m — ■— - _ a 1 .  J i •JF ! Pep Assemblies . . .Everyone ' s having a great time . . .Juniors think they ' re the best . . .Cross Country Team members put on the show . . . Our favorite teachers . . Elvis Presley the Second! . . . Our great Pep Band. G3DB m am ■ ■■■•■.■..■■■ ■ • - . ' VowDeepfs Yowi Lov Relaxing at Farrells after the big dance. ' flA viMies ' Memories . . . Shining Star . . . Elks Lodge . . . Together . . . Slow dancing . . . Forever . . . Longest Kiss — Kelly and Randy . . . lost hearts . . . Missing decora- tions . . . dressing up . . . Boutonnieres and Corsages . . . Holland Beach . . . cold and wet . . . the way we were. Rogers High School Presents The Sound of Music 5ifl Ken hears a lonely goatherd Jim and Betsy applaud Randy and Dawn need a presto chango The Von Trapp family are fearful of the Nazis Cathy as Maria pleads to stay at the abbey Brian as the Captain is mobbed by his children. The dancers finish the Laendler Chss Jutu tS Juniors . . . Playing varsity sports . . . Looking forward to our Senior year . . . Taking history classes . . . Preparing the Prom . . . Joining Varsity Club. . . Signing up for Senior classes Going to the beach with the Seniors . . . Going in new directions . . . m 3 B tflfek mmmm 1 L. H . DC J ■r 1 ■ fit { 1 ' 1 l tf ■ I 41 ; W$$ $iiM ■ KS K ' X Ei President, Shelly Hanrahan; Vice-President, Nancy Underhill; Secretary, Kathy Peterson; Trea- surer, Shelly Malone ' X Kathy Adams Kris Ballard Tim Bartrand Jim Beadle Kim Belile Diana Bigelow Marcia Blouw Steve Ammon Mike Bardwell Pam Bauw Ted Beardsley Robin Belknap Shelly Biondo Lee Blowers Shelly Baker Vicki Barnes John Baylor Barb Beisel Don Bennett Mary Blok Val Brix Collin Ballard Julie Barron Kyle Buck Jeff Buurstra Bill Colthurst Bill DeGennaro Blake Donaldson Nancy Farmer Scott Friberg Ray Buck Jeff Byer Greg Cowham Debbie DeKlyen Richard Dow John Fernandez Jody Frizzell Joe Bueche Sandy Campbell Mike Dalton Coni Demerest Mike Dryer Oscar Fernadez Tony Fulkerson Dennis Buist Mike Case Vanessa Darling Leanne Dentel Kim Dwarshuis Gil Fisher Wayne Fuller Bill Bunch Doug Chappell Jackie Deboer Cheryl Degrogee Mark Dykhuis Doug Fohlbrook Sue Gentz Lorie Burdell Brian Christensen Ruth Debri Mark Derylo Ray Espinoza Debbie Foster Pam Gioia Jim Burton Jill Cole Scott Decker Mario Diaz Beth Fahnestiel Chuck Frederick Mary Giuliano ■ I «?°- ' - I Marcia Glow Cindy Goldammer Nedrea Grayvold Debbie Green Kevin Green Denise Grimm Shelly Grooters I Mike Gustella Tim Haight Shelly Hanrahan Duke Hardy Jeff Harig Cliff Harper Rick Hart Sherri Harvey Jon Hatley Barb Heinrich Linda Helms Betsy Helmus Joni Henderson Louis Herdon Ron Heuvelman Chris Hnatowski Carol Holmes Pam Hoorn Bob Hoorn Jackie Hubble Deb Hunt Kevin Jacobs Terry Jannereth Ginny Jansma Beth Jebb Terri Johns Jeff Johnson Vonda Johnson Dan Joyce Steve Kasianowi cz Janice Kerkstra Michele Kerkstra Mark Kneibel Ted Kosh Bob Krause Kevin Kribbet Randy Kuzawa Debbie LaFave Mike Laidlaw Dawn Lantzer Mario Leon Alex Lind Skip Lockyear Darrel Lowing Lisa Lubbinge Shelly Malone Scott Marckini Ann Meunier Marj Millard Mike MolenKamp Nancy Moon Connie Morris Leslie Morrissey Jackie Mulder Bob Newell Cecil Niswonger Peggy Nixion Anne Noseworthy Linda O ' Strander Tom Patschow Arnold Parrish Tracy Payne Linda Perez Kathy Peters Brian Peterson Cathy Peterson Laureen Peterson Bonnie Phillips Denise Phillips Rob Pierce Laura Pittman Joelyn Plank Patti Plett Phil Preston Shelly Proper Howard Quist Betsy Race Kim Raible Todd Raible Vince Regan Jim Rickner Jim Riva Tom Robbins Nancy Rogers Kathy Rosengren Ken Rosengren Mark Rush Linda Russo Ted Sabo Randy Sandusky Rick Sandusky Tom Shira Chris Sierz Stacy Siaarda Pam Smalley Doug Smith Jackie Smith Darlene Southwick Ken Spidell Kurt Spinks Nancy Stap Kelly Sullivan Karen Sutter Kevin Suttorp Beth Syperda Bonnie Talsma Dave Talsma Paul Thomas Jeff Tiller Julie Tolodziecki Penny Tudor Jeff Tyler Brian Uitvlugt Nancy Underhill Chris Urbon RichVolk Scott VanAartsen Cheryl VanDyke Becky VanLinden Nancy VanNoord Colleen Varano Denise Wagner Dwain VanderLoon Frank Weatherbee Doug VanderMeer Tom Weatherell Michelle Schab Mark Scherphorn Tern Schoen Robin Schut Denny Sharp Allen Shaver Sally Sheler Kelly Sherman Linda Weber Mike Westbrook Karen Westover Tammy Wiley Chuck Wilson Donna Wilson Mike Wolf JimZech jkb (w most (kcuv flM ikoteofryow. Rrtey 7ke yea ka$ pa sedi u a begbuU gfocJui g a di i 3e, Ttabouttlues, w nuustKOw-b gU t puttogetke . As eueujOH Huistdo ' Omsteucbatulifibsbumg; t be obie ToqU ujttk wy gexife twee e. . . . OtouUg ami maturing Deciding (Juxbwe ' t gclAg to do WktoiageboubofrsckooL Getfag examples and goats . . . Bui yet stocking iWtkfatexds; itUuiattUg i be O GuibH . GRjQANtZ mONC II nf t •KETBALL n ,: ' iMc OUTSTANDING AABlOEF PLATER ' « 1 JKT ! _ EDUH m B 1 Jft Ity Club Unlocks AcfawYeafr This year ' s Key Club was the largest and most active Key Club in history. They sponsored Teacher Appreciation Week in October and collected over $400 for Muscular Distrophy and West Michigan Poison Center. Chris asks What are you doing tonight? Student Congress was moved by the Christmas spirit as they sponsored the annual Christmas program, featuring our Mr. Jones as Santa Claus, and decorated the school. Also, they held a Student Exchange Day with other OK Red Schools. Pam Hoorn plans the Christmas program. President Lynn Kelly confers with advisor Mr. Wier. NM.C. Lmdmldp, QchktAslap, £ewic , Ck Aad i This year National Honor Society had bake sales to raise money for the induction ceremony, and spent many hours rehearsing for the skits pre- sented in this ceremony. They fin- ished the year by giving the new mem- bers a pizza party. Hey I have another poem. Karen and Shelia enjoy the sun. Michelle introduces Dave and Vonnie. Tim loves to make speeches. ML- Bob lights the candle of Scholarship This year the Art Club held its annual Christmas bazaar featuring paintings and decorations made by the members. Mrs. Chrisman advised the students in their projects and fund raising. Jane watches as Emilio breaks the pinata. Nancy listens to bazaar plans. US RfiSfamOlifeS (fe Espoiioi The Spanish Club was once again a success this year. Students enjoyed learning of Spanish customs, games, and life in general. The members went out reg- ularly to local Mexican restaurants. 1977-78 Spanish Club VotAStbj Club Athletically minded, the Varsity Club attended three sporting events: a Detroit Tiger baseball game, a Pistons basketball game, and the Golden Glove finals. The club gained financial assistance to the school by remodeling the weight room and presenting the school with a marble sign with the school ' s name on it. This year ' s officers were President, Mark Poleman; Vice-Presi- dent, Carl Paganelli; Secretary, Craig Wil- liams; Treasurer, Tom Britten; Sergeant at Arms, Bob Ketteman. President, Mark Poelman Kazzie and Scott discuss meeting 1977-78 Varsity Club Officers Group discussion foU a kUigtow Close-Up prepared all year for their trip to Washington. To earn money they sold candy, mugs and sponsored a raffle. Finally on April 23, 15 stu- dents and Mr. Brown left from Kent County Airport for an exciting week in the nation ' s capital. Other events of the year included local and state politi- cal meetings. The 1977-78 Close- The group waits for their luggage. Jim and Bonnie talk about the American Dance Machine. Brian and Tom discuss their Steve Martin impressions. ' V wkToSk Toik Hawk Talk took on a new look this year, along with a few more students, when it became a formal class. Some improvements from previous editions were the use of a professional printing company, better organization, and a dedicated staff. Outstanding writers included Editor Randy Brown, Brian Hoogeveen, Nancy Farmer, Brian Uitvlugt, and Elizabeth DeJongh. An article on what?! Cliff can you draw a picture of Watcha lookin ' for Brian? WRUCCoumJs Forth Once again the sounds of WRHS are heard during the A and B lunches. WRHS is located in the music department and run by Jay Angus, Larry Heibal, and Bruce Sommers. GklClubBtyoyS f-f xvcf Cnou M The snow sure cooperated this year for Cannonsburg Ski Lodge and Rog- ers High School Ski Club. The club seventy-five strong went skiing almost every Thursday night from mid- December to the end of March. The annual trip up north was at Caberfae this year. The day was sunny and the snow and company were great. JA Co Muiticatioti6 (joawi DJ. ' sGod Every Tuesday and Thursday night Randy Kuzawa and Mark Scherphorn are volunteer D.J. ' s at channel L, a designated government access chan- nel. Both students are talented and have been working for about 8 months. They would like to continue in communications at the college they will attend next year. DtCUnO Club Drama Club, a new organization at Rogers, was kept busy all year making plans for The Sound of Music. Also during the year President Cathy Childs entertained the club at Christ- mas, and the group saw Barry Mani- low in July. One big happy family Brian says, What! Again? FCA, under the guidance of Mr. Barber and Mr. Leestma, worked to further the pos- itive aspects of competitive sports in high school. Made up of both boy and girl ath- letes, the group enjoyed breakfast meetings together and also held a Super Bowl party. ' 7BBaid L tgesbY b Under the direction of Mr. Jon Van- denBroek, the band participated in such events as band festival, greeting Santa Claus, and dedicating the new Wyoming Library. Also during the year, the band helped build school spirit by partici- pating in many school activities. From marching to concert band, the members proved that they were hard working and fun-loving. 1977-78 Concert Band Brian gets the beat. Pep Band warming up. Darci does the Flamingo. The 1977-78 Pep Band s • r_|J , fc V N4 _ V ui l. kJ Db 1 Boogie woogie bugle Bartrand. Marching Band visits the Park. VOCAL U P c abRUC This year the Choir put in many hard hours of practice for competition, and sold gra- pefruit and oranges to raise money for trips and music. The ensemble Expression performed at the Miss Wyo- ming Pageant, Godwin, and also sang in many rest homes. Expression con- sisted of a few select boys and girls who stole the show wher- ever they went. Honors Choir ' Play it again, Sam I can see clearly now . What a joke MCM Joanne Babcock Tonette Catalano Gladys Diaz Michelle Emaus Sally Jamieson Patti Johnson Lori Loncki Nancy Miller Cheri VanBuren Advisor: Mrs. Chrisman Baud Collin Ballard Dan Baltakis Tammy Baltakis Lisa Barber Chris Bartrand Tim Bartrand Patty Bates Patty Bestrom Kim Bishop Jenny Bodenmiller Mark Boggs Cathleen Bueche Ed Bueche Joe Bueche Pat Callan Brian Christensen Joanna Clark Chip Cole Bruce Crittendon Rick Dedert Bill DeGennaro Elizabeth DeJongh Dana DeLaat Steve DeVaney Jeff Dickinson David Dillree Jeff Drennan Rick Dwarshuis Robert Dwarshuis Joe Dykhuis Bob Erickson Jim Erickson Cindi Frizzell Jeff Frizzell Lori Frontjes Patty Fulkerson Tony Fulkerson Lisa Gladstone Beth Gosnell Lori Griff iths Tim Hamel Julie H enderson Sharon Hoffman Bob Hoorn Nancy Hoorn Mark Imeson Lori Jaarda Scott Jirtle ToddJirtle Randy Kuzawa Bryan LeQuia Jeff Lindenthal Kathi McCord Dave McFarland ■ Kelly McGowan Dan Mekkes Lela Metzner Dan Meyers Jane Meyers Luanne Mick Marj Millard Scott Miller Delores Moore Dennis Moore Kurt Moore Brian Morlock Debbie Mulder Bob Newell Teresa Nolan Roberta Pavlak Tracy Payne Amy Peters Chris Peters Kathy Peters Luareen Peterson Joelyn Plank Marlene Postma Gary Potter Larry Potter Philip Preston Ron Regal Brian Root Randy Ruis Terri Schoen Carolyn Schultz Allen Shaver Chris Seirz Marge Sierz Stephanie Sparks Jerry Stewart Tom Swan son David Talsma MarkTalsma Shelley Thees Nancy Thomas RichValk Myron VanderLaan Lori Vandyke Dawn Walker Frank Weatherbee Nancy Weatherell Cheryl Williams Frank Williamson Shawn Wind Mike Yasick Advisor: Mr. VanDenBroek Ckoto QwW CkoVv Juanita Alvarado Kelly Beadle Sandy Carpenter Greg Campbell Rosanna Conigliaro Gil Fisher Lisa Frederick SueGioia Kevin Green MikeGuastella Cindy Johnson Skip Lockyear Penny Mann Dan Meriott Pam Miller Cari Peterson Tom Shira Valerie Suttorp Paula Terpstra Bryan VandenToorn Lisa Wolf Darlene Yarrington En6et bfo Kevin Boehm Greg Chandler Bill DeGennaro Peg Hanrahan Cliff Harper Lynn Kelly Darcy Niewiadomski PatValk Jenny West t-fOHOxS CkoVt Kathy Barber Kevin Boehm Tom Britten Val Brix Greg Chandler Cathy Childs Vanessa Darling John Figueroa Chuck Frederick Sue Gentz Peg Hanrahan George Helms Linda Helms Linda Herbst Brenda Horan Ginny Jansma Joyce Ledger Denise Lovelace Julie McGrath Kelly Meindertsma Randy Miller Darcy Niewiadomski Denise Phillips Kim Raible Nancy Rogers Ken Shippy PatValk Rich VanBuren Hank VanRanden Jose Vera Jenny West Advisor: Mr. Scholten do vp Sandy Campbell Ruth DeBri Tom Jebb Mickey Kaiser Teresa Kozal Marv Lamoch Tracy Payne Laureen Peterson Randy Schipper Bonnie Talsma Brian Uitvlugt Pat Valk Nancy VanNoord JimZech Advisor: Mr. Brown DtcuH Chtb f-f ukTA NRC Ross Baird Karen Bieber Ken Bishop Kelly Blough Kevin Boehm Sandy Campbell Cathy Childs Debbie Clark Bill Colthurst Dawn Colburn Chuck Frederick Patty Fulkerson Tony Fulkerson Sue Gioia Barb Heinrich Linda Helms Anita Johnson Debbie Kurt Randy Kuzawa Mary McLeod Dan Mekkes KimRaible Kristy Riggs Ken Rosengren Mark Scherphorn Carolyn Schultz Nancy Thomas Kathy Tompkins Brian Uitvlugt Vieanna VanKampen Jim Zech Advisor: Mrs. Keur FCA Karen Anderson Kathy Barber Lisa Barber Chris Bartrand Tim Bartrand Cathy Childs Mike Dalton Dave Evoy Tim Hamil Jon Hatley Joni Henderson Julie Henderson Bill Jamieson Sally Jamieson Scott Jirtle Lynn Kelly Skip Lockyear Dan Myers Jason Piccard Tom Pierce Cathy Peterson Mark Poelman Tim Sagers Stacy Sjaarda Mark Talsma Nancy Underhill Doug VanderMeer Greg Varano Advisor: Mr. Barber Mr. Leetsma Kevin Boehm Randy Brown Bill Colthurst Elizabeth DeJongh MaryJo Dougherty Jill Dumond Nancy Farmer Sue Goettner Peg Hanrahan Cliff Harper Jenny Hoffman Brian Hoogeveen Lisa Irwin Todd J i rile Kelly Miendertsma Darcy Niewiadomski Jane Schultz Nancy Thomas Brain Uitvlugt Frank Weatherbee Advisor: Mrs. Keur KeyChb Kathy Adams Karen Anderson Ross Baird Kris Ballard Vicki Barnes Tom Britten Jackie DeBeor Ruth DeBri Blake Donaldson Nancy Farmer BobGrutter Rosanne Grutter Pam Hoorn Brenda Horan Amy Jebb Bob Jones Mark Kneibel ChipKozal Teresa Kozal Randy Kuzawa Lori LaVier Penny Mann Scott Markini Ernie Meyer Pam Miller Scott Niewiadomski Anne Noseworthy Julie Reed Mark Scherphorn Randy Schipper Stacy Sjaarda Jerri Smith John Stewart Kelly Sullivan Paula Terpstra Nancy Underhill PatValk Nancy Weatherall Tom Weatherall Lisa Wolf Nancy Zuverink Advisor: Mr. Reed Rick Alvesteffer Karen Anderson Chris Bartrand Kelly Blough Tom Britten Cathy Childs Cathy Cowles Michelle Croce Elizabeth DeJongh Dan Erickson Nellie Espinoza Sharon Evoy Carol Farguhar Rick Fontjes Bob Grutter Tim Hamel Jenny Hoffman Sally Jamieson Bob Jones Lynn Kelly Sheryl Klok Teresa Kozal Kristie Krestakos Dan Lymburner Brian Martin Jane Meyers Gloria Mick Beth O ' Strander Mark Poelman Tim Sagers Randy Schippers Stephanie Sparks John Stewart Greg Varano Chris Vavere Debbie Westbrook Karen Wierenga fnducfees Kathy Barber Tim Batrand Joe Bueche Lou Anne Dreyer Dave Dumond Shelia Emaus Beth Fahnensteil Nancy Farmer Chuck Fredericks Tony Fulkerson PamGioia Shelly Groeters Pam Hang Jonathon Hatley Barb Heinrich Joni Henderson Gail Hug Vicki Huizinga Micky Kaiser Dave Knittle Vonnie Kolasse Anne Kuzma Dave McFarland Julie McGrath Dan Meyers Bob Newell Darcy Niewiadomski Laureen Peterson Marcia Postma Shelia Reddy Charles Regan Kathy Rosengren Ken Rosengren Kindra Rzemek Greg Schumke Steve Schwartz Kelly Sullivan Paul Thomas Brian Uitvlugt Nancy Underhill Doug VanderMeer Nancy VanNoord Colleen Varano Jim Zech Nancy Zuverink Advisor: Mrs. Cantor CkiCU CpQMiskCkb Patty Bates Tim Belanger Karen Bieber Kim Bishop Shelly Biondo Mike Boggs John Bradford Mike Branal Lori Brown Lisa Buck Ryan Burwell Jim Buurstra Pat Ca I Ian Ruth DeBri Blake Donaldson Scott Dyke Taml Exinga Mike Godfrey Sue Goettner Kim Gwllt Duke Hardy Steve Hall Mike Hess Julie Hlnton Jackie Hubbel Joe Isaac Mike Kemink Chip Kozal Doug Koper Anne Kuzma Rick LaClaire Jim Lombards Teresa Maggini Tony Maggini Mary McLeod Dan Merriot Deb Mulder Terri Myers Dan Reddy Jackie Robbms Brian Root Michele Shade Tim Shultz Stacy Sjaarda Vicki Sjaarda Kelly Sullivan Karen Sutter Julie Tanous Nancy Thomas Steve Timmers Cathy Tompkins Nancy Underhill Pat Balk Bryan VandenToom Kevin VanderGalien Lori VanDyke Jay Verburg Nancy Weatherall Tom Weatherall Shawn Wilholt Nancy Wilier Mark Woodard Advisor: Mr. Pell Dawn Anderson Kim Berry Kim Bishop Cathy Childs Com Demerest Nellie Espinoza Toni Ezinga Chuck Frederick Liane Gregory Cathy Guastella Sherri Harvey Betsy Helmus Patty Jamieson Terri Johns Bob Jones Scott Marckine Kelly McGowen Leslie Morrissey Roberta Pavlak Ginger Pentmga Darci Regan Jane Shultz Stephanie Sparks Nancy Thomas Carlos Vega Advisor: Miss Holmes CtudetctCongms Sandy Campbell Cathy Childs Tami Ezinga Chuck Frederick Gil Fisher Joni Henderson Kirk Malone Julie McGrath Mary Meyers Randy Schippers Carolyn Schultz Ken Shippy Julie Henderson Pam Hoorn Scott Jirtle Lynn Kelly Kevin Kribbet Randy Kuzawa Alex Lind Nancy Thomas Ellen Wellington Craig Williams Mike VanBuren Rayna Zandstra Advisor: Mr. Wier VaiSityOU) Rick Alvesteffer Chris Bartrand Tim Bartrand Don Bennett Greg Blume Mark Bosman Scott Bothee Tim Britten Bill Bunch Tim Carrell Greg Chandler Doug Chappel Brian Christensen Mark Derylo Doug Dunham Mark Dykhuis John Fernandez John Figueroa Lloyd Fisher Scott Friberg Duke Hardy Jon Hatley Dennis Heibel Don Homrich Scott Jirtle Steve Kasianowicz Bob Ketteman Advisor: Mr. Hudson Ckss ' 80 Sophomores . . . Eying Senior guys . . . Excitement over our First high school dance . . . Meeting new people . . . Growing up in a hurry . . . Having co-ed gym classes . . . Building our first Homecoming float . . . Buying class rings . . . Only 2 more years of high school Going in new directions . . . Vice-President, Mike Stowell; Treasurer, Tyson Keane; Secretary, Lynn Kirkland; President, Dan Spaak Maria Alvarado Brian Bachert Curt Beedle Joy Bigelow DanAmerson Lisa Barber Tim Belanger June Bigelow Russ Anderson Debbie Barrenger Tom Bennet Joe Birtles Jay Angus Julie Baughman Karen Bieber William Bonzhiem Jill Borden Marty Bother Mike Brandt Debbie Breedlove Lori Brown Lisa Buck Greg Bunch Greg Burgess Tom Burton Ryan Brurwell Laurie Bussis Randy Byler Scott Cain Peggy Carr Terry Chambers Cathy Chase JimChrisman Joanna Clark ConradoCoipel Roberto Coipel Dawn Colburn Lori Constant Ann Cornelius Julie Cornell Jay Cyranoski BillCzeher Brett Decker RickDedert Dana DeLatt Betty Derylo Sherri Derylo Dave DeWitt Karen Diaz Paul Diaz Bob Dillree Jim Dingle Ricky Dougherty Joe Dow Roxanne Downs Jill Dumond Scott Dyke Joe Dykehuis Cindy Enos Jim Erikson Cheryl Fahling Lucia Fernandez Larry Fitz Jim Freund Cindy Frizzel ft fi Lori Frontjes Cathy Guastella Fred Hicks Jeff Hudson Tyson Keane Ricky Lanting Jim Lombardo Lisa Gladstone Rose Gunderson Earl Hilliken Lori Jaarda Ron Kerkstra Lori Laveir Peter Lozon Sue Goettner Kim Gwilt Julie Hinton Bill Jamieson Karen Kinney Brian Lequia Linda Lunstead RobGrabill Steve Hall Sue Hoffman Amy Jebb Lynne Kirkland Mark Lewis Dennis McElheny Dave Green Renee Hart Rick Hogan Jeanie Johnson Tom Kok Mike Lewis Kelly McGowan Greg Green Ron Headworth Brenda Horan Matt June Mike Kozal Stacy Lind Mary McLeod Lori Griffiths Randy Hewartson Diane Hudson Alex Kapla Debra Kurt Jeff Lindenthal Tony Maggini 137 John Mahoney Scott Miller Terry Myers Dave Parmeter Heather Porter Tony Russo Carol Shine Penny Mann Delores Moore Mary Nausieda Kevin Pascoe Jeff Quist Jodi Rzemek JimShipaila Jeff Marckini Mark Moore Matt Newland Terri Bell Dennis Race JoeSaganski NormShippy Chris Martin Brian Morlock Art Niswonger Ginger Pentinga Jackie Robbins Carolyn Schultz James Shultz Tom Massel Ed Morrissey Cathy Nixon Lori Peoples Deb Ronk Joe Schumacher Marg Sierz Mary Meyers Joanne Mosher Bart Palazzolo Chris Peters Joni Root Steve Schut Chris Slaktowsk Jeff Miller Debbie Mulder Steve Parker Diane Pierce Reba Russell Jeff Shepard Jerre Smith Bruce Sommer Dan Spaak James Staeven Mark Steagald Bill Stevens Mary Stevens Jerry Stewart MikeStowell Andy Sumoski Deb Symonds MarkTalsma James Tarchonski Denlse Tebo Lorrip Temple Scott Tolar Merri Tombs Kathy Tompkins Dan Tompkins Carle Turek Melissa Tuttle Matt Underhi Shelly Urbon Elmilio Valdes Joe VanBelkum Mike VanBuren Kelli VanderVand Kevin VanderGallen Rhonda VanLinden Lisa Wolf Lori Wolf Mark Woodard Shari Woods James Yarrington Rayna Zandstra MarkZuverink I Cktss Ptesfanett President, Judy Sage; Vice-President, Anita Johnson; Treasurer, Julie Tanous; Secretary, Michele Johnson We were new, Nervous Even scared. We had broken the ties Of junior high And moved into an older world With no idea Of what to expect. Some of us outgrew old friends And old ways. Some didn ' t change at all Some immediately became Part of RHS Others took longer. But there ' s plenty of time For we have Three more years here And they couldn ' t be spent In a better place Or with better people Nancy Thomas Barbara Amerson Jeff Armie Donna Armstrong Belinda Babbit Joanne Babcock Ken Bailey Julie Baldwin Beth Banfill Dennis Bardwell Laura Barnes Linda Barnes Steve Barnette Dave Barrenger Mike Barszcz Patty Bates Kelly Beadle Nancy Berkempas Marge Blowers Patty Bestrom Dave Blume Kim Bishop Jenny Bodenmiller Mark Boggs Jeanne Bergeld Terri Borrego Scott Bothee John Bradford Sue Braun Mary Britten Bob Brix Rick Bronkema Steve Brooks Stacy Buf ka Jim Buurstra Pat Callan Mike Capizzi Guy Carpenter Tonette Catalano Nickiee Chambers Mark Chappell Steve Chappell Brenda Chartrand Jamie Chilver Brice Christensen Debra Clark Terrie Coffey Tom Cok Lorie Cole Lorrie Colthurst Rosanna Conegliaro Bruce Crittendon Bruce DeFreese Laura DeLaat Steve DeVaney Dean DeWildt Tim DeYoung Gladys Diaz Jeff Dickenson Ginger Didion David Dillree Sue Drake Marcia Dryer Rick Dwarshuis Bob Dwarshuis Dave Dyer Bill Early Michelle Emaus Todd Engstrom Bob Erickson Dave Evoy Tami Ezinga I ■ - , r I 1 1 1 Debbie Earkas Jerry Fick Lisa Frederick Jeff Frizell Patty Fulkerson Mike Fuller Hedi Gerlacher MarkGilette Sue Gioia Rob Gladstone Denny Goble Kevin Gosko Shelli Gosko Beth Gosnell Liane Gregory RosanneGrutter Cheryl Hall Kelly Hamann Kim Hamann Mary Hanrahan Todd Harig Kris Harvey Larry Heibel Julie Henderson Robert Hicks Craig Hill Sharon Hoffman Norma Holmes Michelle Hoogeveen Nancy Hoorn Tom Hudson MikeHuizenga Dave Hunt Keri Hunter Donna Hurst ' •jthy Ingersol • atty Jamieson Mike Johns Angie Johnson Anita Johnson Jim Johnson Kevin Johnson Michelle Johnson Pat Johnson Robin Jones Ben Kapla Bob Kolasse Larry Kooistra Doug Koper Chip Kozal Matt Lukkart Tim Massel Mark Miller Kurt Moore Teresa Nolan Tim Pearce Rick LaClaire Kathi McCord Dan Merriot Cindy Miller Mark Morrissey Ed Norman Tina Pearson Todd LaMaire Cathy McElory Lori Meunier Dean Miller Tammy Mosher Debbie Palmbos Amy Peters Laura Lanting Teresa Maggini Jennifer Meyer Laurie Miller Kevin Murray John Parente Cari Peterson Linda Lekenta Mary Mahoney Kim Meyers Nancy Miller Line Niewiadomski Mark Parker Jim Phillips Lori Loncki Rick Manshaem Nancy Meyers Pam Miller Beth Noel Mark Parker Jason Piccard Erick Lowing Paula Martin Luanne Mick Richard Minnaar Tom Noel Dan Parsons Carl Pasco Tom Pierce Jeff Popma Darcy Regan Josephine Rogers Kim Sherphorn Theresa Shipalla Tammi Spencer Tom Swanson Marlene Postma Debbie Richter Brian Root PamSchnider Annette Sienko Scott Spinney Julie Tanous Gary Potter Todd Rickner Tim Rounds Mark Schoen Rusty Sjaarda Sandra Staffen Peggy Temple Kim Pratt Chris Riggs Tammy Russell Jacki Schwartz Bob Skrobot Barry Stagald Paul Tenbrock Mitchell Raible Jim Rinehart Lisa Sabo Teriena Schwartz Jim Smith Lee Stagald Tom Terbeek Mark Randall Barb Ring Greg Sagnaski Tom Scott Tim Smith Cheryl Stone Paula Terpstra Cindy Reese Lonnie Rochia Judy Sage John Shepard Tina Smith Valerie Suttorp Shelli Thees Darlene Thomas Eric Tuttle Myron Vander Clark VerHulst Dan Weyber Patty Wellington Don Wilson Nancy Thomas Marta Valdes Laan Dawn Walker Kelly Wehler Pam White Shawn Wind Doug Tiller Linda Lori VanDyke Jeff Watrous Donna Welch Jan Wiganusky Cindy Winkle Steve Tlmmers VandenBrock Tim VanDyke Nancy Weatherell Leslie Weller Karl Wilcox Mike Yasick Bryan VandenTorn Vickie VanHouten fffssmammnm mi I I m v j mm Rtcumf r ■ H ■ i Lloyd Hartman, Deputy Superintendent Seated: Jay VanSweden, Secretary; Philip Laven; President; Keith O ' Connor, Trea surer. Standing: Marjory Richards, Trustee; Dr. Robert Streelman, Trustee; Donalc Schuitema, Vice-President; Fred Henderson, Trustee. J. Michael Bramble, Assistant Principal Hobby: Physical Fitness Michael Jones, Attendance Officer Hobby: Back Packing Phil Barber Industrial Education Department Hobby: Church Choir I John Beukema Mathematics Hobby: Photography mm Harold Brown Social Studies — English Hobby: Baseball David Bently Physical Education Hobby: Tennis m jjJMl Charles Bocskey Science Hobby: Collecting Political Buttons Gus Buchholz Business Education Hobby: Flying Dee Bergman Home Economics Hobby: Sewing JoAnn Bolks Art Hobby: Drawing Richard Burton Science Hobby: Sailing Phil Barber Industrial Education Department Hobby: Scuba Diving Roslyn Cantor Social Studies Hobby: Racket-Ball Karen Chrisman Art Hobby: Plants Scott Crooks Reading Hobby: Wine Tasting 1 Kathy Dittmer Mathematics Hobby: Sewing 1 ' I Efv f v. 3 r Ji i ? 1 1 ( . 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Randi Jeffers Custodial Help . x Betty Knipple Secretary Hobby: Traveling Jane Miller Secretary Hobby: Traveling ■i 1 Audrey VanderLaan Teacher ' s Aide Hobby: Collecting Bone China Robert Barnhart James Knipple; Head Custodian Peter Kerkstra Paul Helmies C I f lotoers? Sw-v H 1 Otodakl ADbB nCtNG- R££ a -Hut SNIP ANDERSON CO. S o 2615 28th St. 534-7661 Congratulations Grads From Your Friends at: RUSS 2340 W. 28th St. Wyoming CHAPIN ' SAUTO PARTS SERVICE Quality Work by Certified Mechanics 1 550 36th St. 531-3210 PARAGE Congra . ' S. Division Grand Rapids Always a Pleasure to See the Hawks 534-5421 OPPENHUIZEN PRODUCE AND GARDEN CENTER Corsages Cut Flowers Quality Produce Always Towne and Country Shopping Center 1 540 Langley 455-9730 4013 Division 538-4310 JACLYN PARTY CAKES Specialty Cakes for Anything i eddings Jirthdays Anniversaries • You Tell Us % Walk In — Take One Home 4308 S. Division 538-6680 INSULATION CO. ■ 5338 School St. Hudsonville 669-0100 ' SEVEN ' ! 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One of the World ' s Best Red Hots Our Specialty Red Hots • Kraut Hots • Chili • Bar-B-Q ' s Breakfasts — Dinners — Late Snacks When You ' re Hungry We ' re Handy 2510E. BeltlineS.E. 602 Leonard N.W. 449 Bridge N.W. 1009 Michigan N.E. 3603 Division 440 Bridge N.W. Take Out Service 949-8540 454-5404 458-4090 456-7592 245-5007 454-8130 BURLINGAME STANDARD 1561 28th St. 534-6874 LOOKING foP MAYBE WE CAN HELP! Did you know that even though you are a high school graduate you may take Wyoming Community Education classes FREE of charge. Consider these posibilities: Mt WYOMING COMMUNITY EDUCATION Vocational classes such as auto repair, photography, word processing and woodworking Telecommunications classes for viedo-tape (television) production Job skills classes with resume preparation and job placement Davenport college credit for business, word processing and food industry programs Improve your reading, writing, spelling and math Leisure time activities from arts and crafts to sports Kent Skills Centers evening classes AND MUCH, MUCH MORE Call 538-1553 ( Up to 20 years of age except for college credit) MEIJERSINC. 281 5 Woodward 453-6711 ORSON E. COE PONTIAC, INC. Pontiac GMC Trucks Where confidence in the dealer sells more automobiles and trucks . . . 2727 28th St. 949-7700 FOX ' S JEWELERS See Us for Your Class Rings 83 Monroe Grand Rapids JONES SPORTING GOODS 11 69 Walker NW 454-9315 BUEHLER REALTY INC. 4534 S. Division HOLIDAY BOWLING LANES Open Bowling 3-6 pm Just West of 131 Expressway 609 28th St. 532-5077 PA0ANELLI SHELL 608 28th St. 538-5090 OLSEN BROTHERS SPORTS CENTER Fishing and Hunting Equipment Athletic Goods Camping, Archery and Boating Equipment 705 28th St. 532-3631 Wyoming Public Library 3350 Michael SW Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9:30-9:00 Fn. and Sat. 9:30-5:30 For Information, Call 538-4380 trhrn ; (iii think o print hi think i l Irtinklin ' J Franklin -i Press, inc. ■ IDE ■ «l«TI«0 2426 28th St. 538-5320 CHET BROWN CO. Radio and Television 2307 Lee 532-2403 WYOMING STUYVESANT FLORAL Complete Floral Service Weddings — Funerals 2315LeeS.W. 532-2315 floihMm 9oadt wtim 9c. d o. Churches — Commercial — Industrial — Architectural 2430 28th St. 538-3740 MERL ' S Heavy or Light Wrecker Service 400 55th St. 538-1320 SOMBRERO Home of the Burritto and Wet Burritto 527 Bridge 451-4290 O ' CONNOR-RICE STUDIO 2052 S. Division Phone:452-6251 vTiW ■ m h T- Glossies Children Families Weddings Seniors Passports Commercial Fld-ERTSERRA CHEVROLET i. H lilMLrilliiilslllllL ll 1 ' +s« ations ' 78 Graduates slST UCANUN- ASSOCIATION RICHARD JOHNSON THORNAPPLE OFFICE PLAZA 611B - 28TH ST.. S E. GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. 4BSO€ PHONE B42-1370 International Cuisine Exceptional Sea Food and Steak Specialties Gourmet Salad Bar JERRY ' S ROAD HOUSI Compliments of VARSITY CLUB Your Athletically Minded Supporters PALERMO PIZZA Featuring Pizza and Subs Exclusively 749 36th 538062 1 846 52nd 538-2350 2409 Alpine NW 363- 1 532 890 Fuller 458-0660 ' PI Lee C. Koets Vice President and Manager UNION BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, N.A. 4333 S. Division Phone:451-7050 TO ML ROGERS GRADUATES FROM ML XOUK. FKl£kJl?S MOD N361 WBOK, W louen DEPARTMENT STORE W. 28th St.. OPPOSITE ROGERS PI.AZA H PohonS Mr. and Mrs. Ron Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Baughman Mr. and Mrs. Britten Mary M. Cowles Mr. and Mrs. R. Fruend Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Gillette Mr. and Mrs. S. Michael Jones Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lymburner Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Myers Mr. Robert Roos Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. William H. Anderson: Congratulations Karen. You have done a super job. We ' re very proud of you. Have a wonderful future. God bless you. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Barrenger: Congratulations Debbie and all her friends. Love, Mom and Dad Mr. and Mrs. Biondo: • Congratulations Terry and Christi and their fellow graduates! Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Childs: Congratulations Cathy. You ' ve made us very proud. Best of luck in the future. To Mom and Dad: Thanks for being there when I needed you. I finally made it. Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. DeJongh: Congratulations Elizabeth and the class of 78. Mr. and Mrs. William Jamieson: Congratulations Sally. We love you. Congratulations Joan and the class of 78. Thanks for being a great sister. Love, Sandy Always leave them laughing Kelly — we ' ll be right behind you. Love, Mom and Dad Meinderstma Congratulations Sandy and classmates. Good luck, Mom and Dad. Mr. and Mrs. Kozal: Congratulations Teresa. You ' ve made us very proud. Good luck class of 78. Congratulations graduates from Rogers Varsity Club. Congratulations to Craig and all of our other children of the class of 78. Mom Keur: Thanks for being Mom. Pwje stottid Pabm Agons Southland 1236 28th Fred ' s Trading Post 1550 28th St. 532-0421 Mark ' s Photo Shops 3822 S. Division — 120 Lyon N.W. 534-8688 — 458-6723 Precision Cars Inc. 830 28th St. 452-6916 Ski ' s Sub Shop 15 Sheldon N.E. 454-5421 EARLROBSON DEPARTMENT STORE 4339 S. Division 534-7697 OLD KENT BANK More Than 40 Convenient Locations ROGERS DISTRIBUTING 921 28th St. 3 100 28th St. CJ ' s Southland Plaza Congratulations Class of ' 78 From CJ ' s TERRY ' S SANDWICH SHOP 1140 Burton VISIT IHOP For Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner Sun.-Thurs. Fri.-Sat. 7am-12 midnight 7 am-2 am. 1 Bob Ketteman, All Comerence l-ootball. All Conference Baseball Tim Carrel, All Conference Foofball, All Conference Baseball, All Conference Wresfling Female Athlete of the Year Award: Jane Meyers Cckoktsto Mark Poelman — University of Michigan Scholarship; Cathy Cowles WEA Scholarship Dan Lymburner — Outstanding Math Student Nancy Zuverink, Anne Noseworthy — Key Clubbers of the year Valedictorians: Randy Schipper and Mark Poelman Marines Outstanding Musician, John Phillip Sousa Award: Dave McFarland OnjOuixjuoito l June 7, T978 . . . A hot and muggy night . . . Nervous speakers ... a crowded gym . . . Anxious and excited Seniors . . . Proud parents . . . Tossing of hats . . . Parties all night . . . The GREAT class of 1978! Once again, a busy year of rushed deadlines, ruined pictures, and miss- ing pages has passed for the Lair staff. I ' d like to sincerely thank Mrs. Keur and our Taylor Publishing Com- pany representative, Mr. Talsma for helping us overcome these seemingly impossible hurdles. The true dedica- tion of the staff was often questioned but they pulled through to make the ' 78 book a success. As I relinquish my position as editor to Sandy Campbell, I wish her and all future yearbook staffs the best of luck. ' 78 Lair Editor Lynn Kelly Mike Kozal, Photography; Bob Hoorn, Photography; Elizabeth DeJongh, Copy Editor; Chuck Fre- drick, Photography Nancy Rose, Typist; Kindra Rzemek, Sports Don Kinney, Sports; Mike Gillette, Sports Brian Hoogeveen, Copy Editor Once again the year passed too quickly ■ ■ 1 1. wmm 1 V We ' ll remember the good times as well as the bad. . . The happy times As well as the sad . ' ■■• ' -•■•■,. :: ' ■■ ' ■ ' - We will always cherish the faces of our friends . . . :. %s Captured memories Times of working together . . . And the joy of self expression ■ This March, a dessert smorgasbord was held for the athletes involved in win- ter sports. As a special token, an athlete ' s mother purchased flowers for all of the Varsity coaches to express her appreciation for their efforts. We sincerely thank Mrs. Williams for this thoughtful gesture. WayTkeyWew. . . The faculty and students bid a fond adieu to J. Mike Bramble and William Waddell. After 15 years of dedicated service as teacher and vice-principal, Mr. Bramble leaves to be Director of Business and Industry with Community Education. Mr. Waddel has taught in the business department for 13 years and retires now from the teaching profession. To both of these men we extend best wishes for a happy future.  JL ' V Vv I -p -f 3 CS (1 ?C P ?c £ ,H o f .hil%nrM si. 5 r. i Q fS