Saugatuck High School - Compass Yearbook (Saugatuck, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1971 volume:

1971 COMPASS POTPOURRI (A Little Bit of Everything) Saugatuck High School Saugatuck, Michigan Editor Tedd Oyler Advisor Mrs. Catherine Moore Co-Editor Deb Seymour Photographer Ray Parrish Dedication While going through high school, a person may have the privilege to learn from a truly great teach- er. These teachers are few and far between. Mr. McFall is one of these few. Many seniors have him to thank for pulling them through govern- ment or history, depending on what credit they needed at the time. Yet he was more than a teacher to many. He was a friend and an advisor on many occasions. Unfortunately, we can do little more to show our appreciation than to offer this dedication. Thank you, Mr. McFall. 2 Class Officers Gary Van Dis - PRES. Dona Mexwell - V.P. Lois Melvin - TREAS. Deb Quade - SEC. 4 5 Capt. Den A good folly is worth what you pay for it. Bev They who are pleased with them- selvas must always please. Nose She'll take a dare with a mischie- vous air. Sugie A quiet type in a way, with always a friendly word to say. KATHLEEN BATES JAMES BOYCE 6 Butch There is a nick in fortune's restless wheel of each man's good. Deni Her friendly manner, charm and grace will win her friends in any place. Willie You will become as small as your controlling desire; as great as your dominant aspiration. Lester What! No boys in heaven! Well then just leave me here. Shelly Live while you may because death is permanent. Rick The reflection of what man has done abides in the light. s Cher A variety of guys is my contentment of life. Dobert Great thoughts like great deeds, need no trumpet. CHERYL COMPTON JAMES CULLOM Julie I would fain die a dry death. Diana Smooth runs the water where the brook runs deep. Patsy Don’t lose your head to save a min- ute. You need your head, your brain is in it. LaLo Paradise itself were dim and joyless if not shared with him. BETTY JO G1LUS w B. J. She knew the precise psychological moment when to say nothing or ... PATRICIA GLOVER Pat Worry and I are strangers. Greene Pat Some say she's bashful, others doubt Nothing is impossible to a willing it. heart. to T What would I do with brains when I can do so much without them. Uncle Chuck If I can't take it with me then I'm not going. Jose Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths are peace. Nudey Hang Loose! I've got it aced. MARY JO KELLY RICHARD LECHLER 11 Mike Silence is more eloquent than words. Bubbles What you are is God’s gift to you. What you make of yourself is your gift to God. Smuggy” Don't take life seriously; you will never get out of it alive. Blondie Friendly and fair with flaming red hair. U Loie It's not how many years you get in your life; but how much life you get in your years. ” Barb Never a care, never a hurry; just one man is her main worry. Benjie Beware, I may yet do something sen- sational. “ Crispy God's rarest blessing is after all a good woman. 13 Nieus” A man never loses anything if he has himself. ’’ Teddy Bear All great men are dying, in fact I feel sick myself. M DEBRA QUA DE ROGER RIGOR Deb Enjoy a spring of love and youth. To some good angel leave the rest. Ramjet” Like a powder puff, I'm for the wom- en.” Tootsie If e'er she knew an evil thought; she spoke no evil word. Deb There is only one success, to be able to spend your life in your own way. 15 MANETTE STEELE SUSAN SWECKER Man Some say she is quiet, but if they only knew her they'd deny it. Snicker Good humor makes all things toler- able. Switz I tread in the footsteps of illustrious men. Tizzy Goodness is the only investment that never fails. Hoss To worry little; to study less, is his idea of happiness. ” Fruit Tree God save me from my friends, I can protect myself from my enemies. There was no room for them in the inn. Nance Allen Gerlinda Rosemary Michael Steve John Ken Osterwald Stitt Warning Siska Vermeulen Kleiman Administration JOHN KUENZLI - Principal Board of Education (L to R) Robert Brackenridge, Pauline Reiser, Jess Wallace, Debbie Hoffman, Ray McKamy, Donald Oyler, Gene Sneider. MISSING: Dorothy Paton. 20 Faculty DOROTHY HUTCHINS mam GRACE CLARK LUCILLE VAN KOEVERING CATHIE MOORE 21 EDITH WINTER 24 JOYCE LINCOLN DALE WINTER LYNN HAMMON RICHARD McFALL DEBBIE CLINTON 25 26 GERETA FENRICH SUE TISDALE DALE INDERBITZEN ABE TIFFANY MARY LASKERS RAY GARDNER Sk, SCHOOL BUS wr iv.- v —— JACK WICKS RALPH TROUTMAN BOB BEHN NICK WILKINSON SAM NE1LSON MISSING: MARY KLAYNIK 27 Junior Class Cathy John Rick Lewandowski Bekken Switzer REP. REP. TREAS. Denise Bruce Dave Candy Johnson Troutman Demerest Speet SEC. V.P. PRES. ADVISOR MISSING: Jody Jenks ADVISOR Bob Sue John John Sandra Mike Atman Baker Bekken Bild Brown Bronkhorst Jeff Mike Candy Carmen Luci Ron Busscher Carter Cartwright Castro Clark Conklin 30 John Tom Drapak Edgcomb Joanne Hepp Dennis Herbert Denise Johnson Barb Jones Rene Jones Greg Guidry Alan Kobernik Mary Kubanek Terry Ledford Cathy Lewandowski iry ;lly Karen Klinge 31 Lupe Paula Mike Orozco Orozco Peel Janet Mark Paul Marone McVea Moker Tony Rita Kathy Linda Popielewski Rastall Resseguie Romano Debbie Marilyn Sue Bill Seymour Shattuck Shepherd Shook Sandy Rick Siska Switzer Alan Welch Dave Wicks Sandy Wiseley Bruce Troutman Cindy Troutman Dale Verlin Scott Bryan Bev Simonson Linda Boyce Jani Hungerford Julie Van Oss Becky Batema NOT AVAILABLE FOR PICTURE: Sandy Brooks Tom Bussies Gene Lundgren Lu wayne Porter Paul Vermeulen 33 Evelyn See Terry Wright Carol Petek Noreen Biller Jack Wilkin TREAS. REP. SEC. PRES. V.P. Sophomore Class Officers ADVISORS: Ron Westrate Jim Brake Scott Darci Dennis Noreen Bill Annie Aalderink Arnold Bale Biller Booth Braun Elaine Kim Braun Busscher Spring Bussies Luis Canales Carolyn Stacey Castro Christenson It Donna Church Nita Church Ernest Clifton Gloria Crawford Vicki Delke Jean Edwards Jane Elliot Larry Figger Janice Jim Glover Hallgren Rachelle Hamlin Paul Hedglin Russ Kathryn Hepp Hoffman Mike Janet Tina Kay Hutchins Inderbitzin Jones Kelly Larry Kelly Cathy Janis Alan Lundgren Lussmyer Manifold Andrea Scott M ieras Miser Bob David Mobley Mocini Ray Parrish Bill Perkins Carol Donald Petek Pickett 35 Carol Mary Ray Virginia David Tosca Powers Reiser Resseguie Romano Schoenmaker Simmons 36 Freshman Class Officers Mr. Mayer - ADVISOR Liz Canales - REP. Betsy Shields - REP. Martha Brown - TREAS. Nancy Oyler - SEC. Darlene Johnson - V. P. Timm Wiseley - PRES. Sarah Gina Bloomfield Boyce Mike Dave Frank Bill Baker Bekken Biller Bird Sue Sandy Brockington Bronkhorst Martha Lissa Liz Katie Brown Busscher Canales Chadwick Lee Homer Cheryl Dennis Noel Susie Church Cobb Coles Coles Edwards Fincher 37 George Betty Gendron Glover Steve Green Janet Marc Helen Mary Mike Debbi Hallgren Hayes Hayes Hebert Herbert Hitchcock Kathy Tom Debbie Darlene Karen Milly Hitchcock Hoffman Hopper Johnson June Kubanek Arlene Curtis Jon Jane Nanci Jim Lee Mobley Mostrom Newman Oyler Pezzuto 38 Marilyn Rininger Marlene Rininger X Sylvia Rogers Jim Shoulders Troutman Shirley Sue Dennis Mike Smith Sneider Tisdale Troutman Vicki Carla Jack Timm White Wicks Wilson Wiseley Lola Deb and Linda Shoulders ABSENT: Barb Batema Sue Hoadley Cleamon Langford Pat Quade 39 o Class Officers Class of ’75 ADVISOR - Max Dalman REP. REP. Craig Marlene Jones Sluis SEC. PRES. Marcie Don Seymour Tourtellotte V. PRES. Don Beery Baker Joe Bekken Don Beery Mary Cobb Joanne Compton Ruth Crawford Jerraldine Damber Pam Marilyn Bogard Bounds Jay Dorr Sue Edgcomb Mark Flanagin Peter Doug Elliot Erlandson Junior Foreman Theresa Giles Regina Gillis Jack Hallgren Vickie Hasty Jim Hayes Maureen Julie Terry Hepp Herrold Hinson Craig Rich Ruth Jones Klaynik Long Craig Melvin Jeff Pete Anna Barb Miser Murphy Nead Mokma Orozco Pickett 42 James Dick Mary Porter Quade Ramos A W In memory of our classmate GLENN JUNE Renie David Marcy Rastall See Seymour Lori Schreiber Roger Debbie Lee Mark Peggy Don Sparks Spencer Stahl Stough Tisdale Tourtellotte Jim Bill Rex Van Oss Wilson Williams ft • Angie Troutman Kenny George Troutman Unwin ADVISOR Mary Ann Oonk Class of ’76 Pattie Robert Jeff Tom Jim Sara Debbie Janie White Pezzuto Resseguie Brown Monhollen French Ballou Wright Debbie Ballou Spencer Barnes Ralph Betancourt Terri Betz Wayne Bjorkland Robert Teresa Bloomfield Brown Tom Brown James Elmer Cathy Burchfield Carter Castro Janice Robert Pam Betsy Randy Damber Decker Engel Fincher Fisher Jim Fiske Mackie Doug Theresa John Sara Lovett Flanagin Forrester Forrester Fox French Graves Jim Cody David David Barb Bob Green Guidry Hanson Hoadley Hopkins Houghteling 45 Jim Coral Luetta Robert Ron Jim Hutchins Jones Larson Lussmyer Mobley Monhollen Robert Pezzuto Jim Donna Jeff Marvin Adeline Pickett Resseguie Resseguie Resseguie Rogers Lark Janice Jeff Kevin Diane Patti Schock Scherpinsky Shields Sluis Wells White Ronnie Wilson Jane Wright 46 ABSENT: Cindy Spencer Joanne Keith Marlene Peggy Braun Aalderink Sluis Baker 4« Editor’s Page By the time this Compass comes out, I'll be out of Saugatuck High School. Sure - I'll miss it. These last couple of years have been the easiest of my life. But neither I, as one person, nor we, as a group, can stand still. My class will be gone and the Class of 1972 will move into our places. We will be off looking for whatever comes next. High school Football games will be behind, as will basketball games, bus rides, meetings, arguments, classes, good times, and, above all, dreams, are all behind me now. It's now my job to convert those dreams into realities, using whatever Saugatuck gave me. After saying my good-byes, I want only to leave one thought from one of last year's Seniors who is about to start all over again as a Freshman - every once in a while slow down and look around you ... if you're not getting out of your surroundings what you want, do something about it. The opportunity is available. There is a lot here if you want to get to it. Tedd Oyler As Co-Editor of the yearbook I am expected to give you graduating seniors a nice send off and words of wisdom to help you through the years. 1 don't know what to tell you. Each of you is different and must live your lives the way you see fit, the way you'll be happy. Take your time, life isn't that long that it can be rushed through. Whether it’s ihe best of times, or the worst of times, it's your time. The only time you'll ever have. Debbi Seymour 49 50 52 failed and SH score was set picked off a CtT C s � «� � � ) « ■« 3 IP 'og Saugatuck � irh a rnirh- K� a.J ... k CO 1� C� « •!.« � - T-U—— - ' Be Dr kei points of die season for SHS Atman and Bruce Troutman 5HS Defense Swamps Hopkins malrlno r Ofi-R s pj a o 5 S§ o Ik o that Id help to keep the def «k my predictioc ct 2 out of 4 rim Game I High School- Tie, original- Je South Hav- j lay at 1:30 ]inged to the ma with a 6-yard touc pass. The extra point ma 10 Joh: rev froi na in lohi Saugatuck Drops Bloomin Saugatuck Sinks Martin 24-0� ••••••—;u uie tusi « uiv -j 5 SHS Indians Scalp Poverty � CTQ '•:u uie iusi . ver won an id also it Again defen liniMtf bac Den bac h to 92 y nec gan mint the 1 anoi ine ! A fte gatu ond, ird p s wa t hal se hr yarr The d pe k the Th urtsi dca All League Team R. Nieusma - All League, 2nd team B. Brackenridge - Honorable Mention D. Anderson - All League, 2nd team J. Vermulen - All League, 2nd team B. Atman - All League, 1st team KNEELING D. Johnson - All League, 2nd team J. Bekken - All League, 1st team R. Juros - All League, 1st team MISSING Troutman - Honorable Mention B Scores S. H.S. Hopkins 12- 0 Bloomingdale 20-18 Gobles 12- 6 Lawton 16-42 Covert 32- 6 Martin 24- 0 Lawrence 8-34 rrsr £ 3 la ££“ tsu d ) ituck into Iso carrier rsion and ng 20-12, oomingdal sy drove d 27 seconds vo-point c t was stopf i with Sau Saugatuck Indians [FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1970 game w fine ru Den sma. tek 1' ends Sat. Sept. 26 Hopkins Fri. Oct. 2 Bloomingdale Sat. Oct. 10 Gobles (Homecoming) Fri. Oct. 16 Lawton Sat. Oct. 24 Covert � ..0®I Home 1:30 icc, 1 or Sat. Oct. 31 Martin Fri. Nov. 6 Lawrence After the team; ball SHS begat Here’s the Team HEAD COACH: Away 7:30 Home 1:30 Away 7:30 Away 1:30 tjQnj (South Haven Field) rigf,t j,, Home 1:30 Away 7:30 s (1-1)(Lawrence JackLampen tawton (2-0);Bloom Junior Varsity 56 57 Varsity Cheerleaders 59 Eighth Grade B-Ball “ The Guys Record — 1 win, 7 losses Seventh Grade B-Ball “Big Record — 0 wins, 5 losses “The Innocents «1 MISSING: Julie Durham Pat Fiske Rose Stitt Gerlinde Osterwald MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Karen Kelly RECORD 2 wins 2 losses Varsity Girls’ Basketball Coaches: Diane Dotter — Debbi Clinton Junior Varsity MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Jean Turie turkey ' RECORD: 3 wins 1 loss MISSING: Deb Hopper Rachael Hamlin 62 L. to R.: M. Peel, D. Mocini, P. Wicks, J. Drapak, K. Slayer, D. Demerest, M. Hutchins. MISSING: Coach D. Vonlns. 63 Varsity Baseball BACK ROW, L, to R.: J. Bekken, R. Resseguie. G. Gendron, Coach J. Lampen, D. Johnson. R. Switzer, B. Chadwick. FRONT ROW, L. to R.: R. Betencourt, B. Troutman, K. Busscher, D. Mocini, D. Demerest, J. Petek. MISSING: B. Brackenridge. Junior Varsity Baseball BACK ROW, L. to R.: N. Edwards, K. Slayer, J. Pezzuto, G, Gendron, Coach D. McFall, J. Petek, E. Pickett. Mgr. R. Sands. FRONT ROW, L. to R.: M. Hutchins. D. Tisdale, F. Biller, R. Sluis, L. Canales. 65 Track BACK ROW, L. to R.: B, Atman, G. Van Dis, J, Vermuelen, B. Switzer, Coach. R, Westrate, F, Geerdink, S. Miser. FRONT ROW, L. to R.: S. Forrester, T. Wiseley, S. Aalderink, R. Rigor, G. Gendron, R. Switzer, Asst. Coach, T. Avery, Mgr. B. Shook. SITTING: M. Troutman, J. Bekken, T. Oyler, B. Troutman. Kalamazoo Invitational pt. 5 placed 10th Albion Invitational pt. 10 1 2 placed 9th Hamilton 88 - Saugatuck 37 - Hopkins 22 Fennville 81 - Covert 16 1 2, 22 1 2 - Saugatuck 50 1 2, 94 1 2 (double duel) Lawrence 64 - Bloomingdale 6 1 2 - Saugatuck 77 1 2 Gobles 55 - School Craft 36 - Saugatuck 57 Martin 35 - Saugatuck 83 Regional pt. 15 placed 6th Conference pt. 42 placed tie for 2nd. New Records 880 Relay L 36.5 B. B. 440 54.0 B. 220 23.8 B. High Hurdles 16.6 B. Low Hurdles 22.0 J. Mile Relay 3. 38.9 B. R. Troutman. G. Van Dis, B. Switzer Atman Switzer Atman Atman, G. Van Dis Bekken Switzer, B. Troutman Switzer, G. Van Dis 66 Girls Track Team X i This year, under the supervision of Mrs. Moore, the yearbook became a class. By doing it this way we were able to devote more time and energy, and as a result we have the best Yearbook yet. The Bosses Compass These two were so busy working on the yearbook, they missed the picture. 70 S.H.S. Student Council Senior High 4 2 Junior High The activities of the Junior High School Council included selling refreshments at Junior High basket- ball games, raking leaves, and sponsoring dances. 71 Ski Club Here's a group that really digs seeing the cold weather. 77 Future Nurses of A merica This group participated in the Nurses Aid Training Program at Holland Hospital. Several girls are not working at Belvedere as PINKIES. FUtme Homemakers 0f Amerjca The FHA had quite an exciting year. They kept themselves busy by selling stationery, holding bake sales and just having fun. It's hard to get down to business with a group of jokers like this. But somehow these guys manage, they made about $300.00 selling cushions. Varsity Club Science Club The big event of the Science Club is the camping trip, which is held at the end of each year. This group had several bake sales to raise money. 7 4 Choral Dept. The Junior High Chorus has many faithful members. Although they did not sing in public they did enjoy singing together. This year the Senior High Chorus raised their voices at three different functions. Women's Club, Belvedere Nursing Home and the Music Concert during the winter. Cadet Band The Cadet Band marched at Home- coming Festivities, The Memorial Parade and The Tulip Parade among many other things. 76 'I, J, Band There are sixty members in the High School Band. Our band represents die school by marching at Band Day, Allegan Fair, Tulip Parade besides putting on concerts and play- ing at our home games. 77 MM ■■ Homecoming “71” “Movies on Parade” Royalty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen •i ¥' V' L.j“- 82 All Generations Dance 83 Student Lounge Planning for the Lounge Thank-you Mr. Winter. Having fiin Randy? Resting for the game. 84 Coronation 86 The Royalty 87 88 Christmas and Spring BAND CONCERTS were held in the Saugatuck Gym ASSEMBLIES Left: Our Mystery Scientist, Atomic Energy Comm. Right; Don Loney, Professional Lecturer. PENNY CARNIVAL Sponsored by the Student Council 89 Florida or During Spring Vacation a group of students, chaperoned by Ron and Barb Westrate and Jim and Judy Brake, took a trip to the Florida Keys. They spent 3 days at the John Pennecamp camping grounds in Key Largo, Florida. They also spent one night in the Smokey Mountains National Park in Gatlinburg, Tenn. WE cannot put into words the fantastic fun we had and the wonderful experience we got from the trip. 91 Gold and Marigolds The 1970-71 Junior-Senior Prom was held at Marigold Lodge in Holland on May 22. Roast beef was served and afterwards music was provided by Listen. The Stag Line 92 1971 Prom Little Man Skeet Dark Shadows There's plenty left, Mr. K. Big Man Van Dis 93 NANCY ALLEN leaves her birdfeeder and some seed to the Junior Class for we all know they are for the birds. DENNIS ANDERSON leaves to Paul Vermeulen his back seat on the players bus and the view of the moon. BEV BARNES wills Debbie Seymour her laugh. KATHY BATES wills her ability of never being at a loss for words to Sandy Siska. JIMMER BOYCE leaves to Bruce Troutman his forearm and guard position in football. BILL BRACKENRIDGE wills to John Bekken the initial name of Hubby. DENISE BUSSCHER wills to Paula Orozco her humor, enthusiasm, and ability in getting better graaes in Phys. Ed. MIKE CASSADY wills to Bill Shook his trick billiard shots. RICK COE leaves his long hair to Tom Edgecomb. CHERYL COMPTON leaves her fighting ability to Cindy Troutman. JIM CULLOM wills his ability to say No to Bev Simonson. JULIE DURHAM wills her ability to talk to guys to Nancy Forrester. DIANA FAZER would like to leave this quotation, I have three chairs in my house: one for solitude, two for friendship and three for society. PAT FISKE leaves Cathy Lewandowski her great track ability. CONNIE FRENCH wills to John Bekken her ability to be good on the Senior Trip. BETTY JO GILLIS wills to Mike Carter her ability to stay organized. LINDA GREEN is giving up her golden silence to Cindy Troutman. PAT HOLCOMB wills to Kathy Resseguie her natural frizzles and curls. RON JUROS leaves to all the Junior boys his football and women hustling abilities. KAREN KELLY leaves to Jani Hungerford all her blue jeans in hopes she’ll buy some dresses. RICH LECHLER wills to Paul Vermuelen an opportunity to drive a really fast car for the first time in his life, his Camaro. MIKE LEE wishes to leave his singing ability to Mark McVea. PEGGY LIEBBE leaves her title crash to Marilyn Shattuck. DONA MAXWELL is leaving her red hair temperament to Rick Switzer. LOIS MELVIN leaves to Luci Clark her ability to sit like a lady. BARB MOBLEY wills her ability to get along with her boyfriend. BRENDA MOBLEY wills her right to sleep in classes to Peggy Perkins. RANDY NIEUSMA wills to John Bekken his golden foot to kick super long kicks. GERLINDE OSTERWALD hopes Debbie Seymour will have as much trouble learning German as she did English. TEDD OYLER is leaving his ability to keep his mouth shut to Debbie Seymour where it will probably be wasted. SUSAN POWERS leaves her upholding title nice girl to Terry Ledford. DEB QUADE wills to Sandy Siska her talent for getting out of Psych, for coffee. ROGER RIGOR leaves his title dumb Filipino to Skeet Demerest, Bob Atman and Jeff Busscher. MANETTE STEELE wills her ability to fall off horses without even trying to Sandy Wiseley. ROSE STITT leaves to Sandy Siska her ability to shut Mr. Kuenzli's door when it's supposed to be open. SUSIE SWECKER leaves her ability to drop out of cheer leading to Linda Boyce. BOB SWITZER wills to John Bild a roll of scented toilet paper. KATHY TISDALE will be leaving her favorite saying, Don't touch me to Luci Clark. BOB TUCKER wills his Monday morning hangovers to Skeet Demerest. GARY VAN DIS leaves to Bob Atman his ability to get along with teachers and the establishment. BLAIR VAN OSS wills to Steve Gerome an I. O. U. for $1.00. JOHN VERMUELEN leaves to Skeet Demerest his ability to call bullfrogs. MIKE WARNING leaves to Debbie Seymour his genius and over-average ability. RUSSELL WILSON wills to Mike Carter his ability to play chess. 96 Senior Trip This year the class of '71 took their annual Seniors trip to Coral Gables Chippawa Hotel in Manistee. Forty- six Seniors attended and there were many fun-filled times to be remembered. The Show Bar, the beach, the pool, and numerous water fights were some highlights of the trip. The class would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Fries who were very patient and did a great job of chaperoning ... THE TRIBE! Saugatuck “Hot” Spots 98 Exchange Students ROGER RAMJET RIGOR San Juan Rizal, Philippines 100 Pforzheim, Germany Germany GERUNDE OSTERWALD Am Muhlenberg, Germany 101 Gimme Dat!” Awards for 1971 Michelangelo and DiVinci Artists Roger Rigor and Rene Jones Our future Politicians Nancy Allen and Rick Coe And More Awards Exchange Students Debbi Seymour and Linda Boyce John Philip Sousa Award Luis Canales, Terry Wrig Ray Parrish Science Club Wi 104 Janis Lussmyer and friend Baccalaureate First United Methodist Church 107 108 Congratulations to the Class of '71 from the SAUGATUCK REXALL DRUGS Compliments of WE LOVE OUR SENIORS FIRST MICHIGAN BANK AND TRUST CO. The Odd Squad . . . Tina, Carol, Darci, Ray and HEAVY EVIE Compliments of the WOODSHED ALLAN LTD . . . 121 Butler St. Saugatuck, Michigan Compliments of REDWOOD DRIVE-IN AMERICAN TWISTING 113 BRADYS THE BUTLER Compliments of 114 Courtesy of KONING HARDWARE Congratulations from McVEA REAL ESTATE Compliments of BROWN BROTHERS TEXACO STATION Good Luck Class of 72 Compliments of Douglas TASTEE-FREEZE Resident 857-2593 Business 857-3701 JOHNSONS Standard Oil Products MOBILE HOMES Travel Trailers and Truck Campers U.S. 31 at Douglas AL JOHNSON Compliments of GRAY GABLES Douglas, Michigan Compliments of SKYLINE Compliments of HOPPERS REAL ESTATE 115 Courtesy of HUTCHINS LUMBER WIELANDS FLORIST Compliments of OOSTING'S Compliments of WEST WIND CAMPGROUNDS and REISER ZEPHYR SERVICE IDEAL CLEANERS SHIRT LAUNDRY Ph. EX6-4697 College at 6th Holland, Michigan Pick-up Station in Douglas Courtesy of FORCES GIFT SHOP m acme� st, sauoatuck, ml cm. acabj Compliments of ANGELOS DINETTE Good Food - Reasonable Prices Compliments of LONDON SHOP 116 Compliments of LLOYD J. HARRIS PIE COMPANY 118 LIVE-IT-UP! Congratulations From SUPERIOR SPORTS Holland, Michigan Compliments to the Class of 1971 DOUGLAS LP RIVER QUEEN BOAT WORKS 98 Center Street Douglas, Michigan Compliments of JEWELRY Dependable Jewelers for Over a Quarter Century Telephone 6 West Eighth EX 4-4506 Street Compliments of LOKKER RUTGERS WEST SHORE MARINA Douglas, Michigan KASTENS See Us for KIST BEVERAGES 12 West Eighth Street Holland, Michigan Compliments of Congratulations From CLEARBROOK COUNTRY CLUB ALVIN D. 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