Saugatuck High School - Compass Yearbook (Saugatuck, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1973 volume:

COMPASS NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY THREE VOLUME n SAUGATUCK HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR-CAROL PETEK SAUGATUCK, MICHIGAN CO-EDITOR-GINA BOYCE BUSINESS MANAGER-RAE HAMLIN PHOTOGRAPHY-GORDON BERGHUIS JULIE HERROLD TERRY WRIGHT VAN MELLE STUDIO ALLEGAN ADVISOR-CATHERINE MOORE As I depart my final year My heart is filled with joy It seems as though I've just arrived And now it's time to say good-bye The proms, the trips, and many games, Are memories to last a lifetime thru Our mighty Injuns I'll neer forget Win or lose, they are the best teams yet. My goals are set high, my hopes afar I'll dream big dreams and reach for the stars And now as we all go our separate way, We'll have those memories from yesterday. Carol Petek Editor 2 I can't share any great words of wisdom Or give you advice on how to run your life .... but Remember yesterday, Moments from my past Remembering My Childhood Work today. And now Thinking about the present Dream of tomorrow And wondering about The future. Gina Boyce Co-Editor 3 Senior Class Officers Back row: President Dennis Bale Treasurer Don Buwolda Front row: Vice President Carol DARCY LYNN ARNOLD (Dare) Here's to all that wish me well- all the rest can go to - - DENNIS RANDOLPH BALE (Denny) They say women and sports don't mix, but I think I have the formula Rtsl MARIA BIEBEL (Resi) fraulien HARRY SCOTT AALDERINK (Elvis) The harder I try the gooder to be, the worser I get STELLA MARIA ALLIENDE (Tellie) A little bundle of imported joy NOREEN RAE BILLER (Norge) Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision 7 WILLIS BILL BRYAN (Moon God) Art consists of drawing the line somewhere WILLIAM YORK BOOTH (Red) Great men have four qualities; leadership, compassion, in- telligence and physical strength... one out of four ain't bad ELAINE E. BRAUN (Hillbilly) The pleasu life do great what people ns say you I .in KIM MYLES BUSSCHER (Kim) Football makes a nation hardy; you build up a lot of strong resistance sitting on a concrete seat DONALD GLENN BUWOLDA (Buwolda) If you had to do it over, would you fall in love with yourself again? NITA (Chita LUIS MANUEL CANALES (Louie) I believe in getting into hot water, I think it keeps you pretty clean LOUISE CHURCH Nurch) You must have both sorrow and happiness to make a rainbow DONNA MAY CHURCH (Dino) A friend to all, she has Christ in her heart MARTIN ARTHUR COLBY (Mac) I'm always prompt no matter how long it takes STACEY JEAN CHRISTENSEN (Rocky) To men love and life are two different things, but to women love is life GLORIA GWEN CRAWFORD (Gwenie) She has a great sense of rumor - - LARRY VERNON FIGCER (Fingers) Girls are sexy, girls are fun, but when they get fat it's time to run JAMES HALLGREN (Hoggy) Candy's dandy, but liquor's quicker VICTORIA GAIL DELKE (Vicky) What matter if I stand alone? I wait with joy the coming years CATHY L. GREENE (Cathy) Senior quotes? Count me out! DONNA JEAN EAGLESHAM (Donna) When other kids seem dull and dead, she always laughs and jokes instead RACHELLE D. HAMLIN (Rae) Speechless? Hardly 10 KAY KELLY (Kay) Of all the things you do, your happiness is most important TINA ANN JONES (T.J.) One may smile and smile, yet still portray the villain MIKE HUTCHINS (Sparky) Not tall, but liked by all KATHRYN HOFFMAN (Kat) If you wish to know yourself, observe how others act, if you wish to understand others, look into your own heart JANET MAY INDERBITIZEN (Jan) The real secret of happiness is not what you give or receive, it's what you share DENNIS JOHNSON (Cow) A reckless driver is one who passes by life's opportunities LARRY WILLIAM KELLY (Kelly) He's the whole team and the lit- tle dog under the wagon CATHERINE MARIE LUNDGREN (Cathy) Of the many fishes in the sea, I've found the one that's right for me SCOTT ALAN MISER (Tottie) High school days have their delights, but they can't compare with high school nights JANIS HENRIETTA LUSSMYER (Jan) I have found Jesus to be my friend LYNN MARIE MclNTYRE (Lynn) Walk not in front of me, for I may not follow; walk not behind me, for I may not lead; only walk beside me, and we'll become friends ALAN DALE MANIFOLD (Al) Never says more necessary - CAROL JEAN POWERS (Carol) The All-American Girl DONALD EUGENE PICKETT (Whiskey) Always happy, always there, always willing to do his share mm M DAVID MOCINI (Nose) Wine, women, and song were too much for me; so I gave up singing RAYMOND CHARLES PARRISH (Ray) An image... the freedom of one's mind, or the prison of one's ego DAVID WAYNE NICKS (Christmas) A little work, a little sleep, a lit- tle love, and it's all over WILLIAM JOE PFRKINS (Bill) The difficult age is when we're too tired to work and too poor too quit 13 MODESTO SANTELLAN (Moe) Everybody likes something and I like seeing painted pictures. TOSCA MARIE SIMMONS (Toco) She has a sparkle in her eye, to match the one on her finger RAYMOND RESSEGUE (Ray) Who knows what evil lurks in the minds of the quiet men. CAROLYN ELAINE PETEK (Pockets) It's better to be short and shine, than be tall and cast a shadow. EVELYN WINIFRED SEE (Evie) Some say she's quiet, but if they knew her they'd deny it 14 TERRANCE OWEN WRICHI ESQ. (Terry) My speciality is being right when other people are wrong KATHY SNOWDEN (Katie) Of all the things you wear, your smile is most important SHERYL STAHL (Bubbles) All the things I do are either fattening, immoral, or illegal JOHN PETER WILKINS (Jacko) Don't worry about avoiding temptation... as you grow older it starts avoiding you PAUL C. WICKS (Paul) Many caddies become good golfers: unlike business men, they never read books on how to play Undergrades Underclassmen,the beautiful?? Oh dutiful,theyr'e S posedto be. But- they aren't,as a rule ; They qoof around the School So much The Teachers lose their cool. The upperclassmen Shake their heads— Those jeans they Can’t endure, uNo one, can look that bad, they Say, Or be So innature • 7 7 But Freshmen, vSophomores, We love you However much you Stray Because we know that You wi 11 be Our Graduates one day. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, Cheryl Coles, Dave Bekken, Carla Wicks, Advisor Dick McFall, Gina Boyce, and Chip Snowden Dianne Beadle David Bekken Gordon Berghuis THE JOLLY JUNIORS Gina Boyce Susie Brockington Martha Brown 20 Arlene Lee Marla McGill Terry Nicks 22 Nancy Oyler Marilyn Rininger Marlene Rininger Laura Schrock Betsy Shields Sally Siska Sue Snieder Chip Snowden Dennis Tisdale Vicki White Carla Wicks jack Wilson Timm Wiseley SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, Stan- ding left to right. Advisor Phil Maat- man, Joe Bekken, Sheila Miner, Julie Herrold, Sitting, Advisor Lynn Ham- man, Jack Hallgren, and Renie Rastall. THE SEXY SOPHOMORES Tracy Achterhoff Frank Atwood Cherri Barcal Don Berry Pam Bogard Joe Bolles Marilyn Bounds Debbie Burgoyne Joanne Compton 24 Steve Doran Sue Edgcomb Doug Erlandson Debbie Fincher Theresa Giles Regina Gillis Jack Hallgren Vicki Hasty Julie Herrold Bill Hosher Craig Jones Chris Kelly Diane Kelly Rich Klaynik Keith Klimzak Craig Miser Mel Murphy Anna Orozco Steven Price Dick Quade Dan Rasp Renie Rastall Jill Smutney Marianne Snyder Roger Sparks Lee Stahl Mark Stough Peggy Tisdale Don Tourtellotte Angie Troutman Ken Troutman Jim Van Oss Rex Williams Bill Wilson 27 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS, L. to R. Dan Wilson, Sponsor, Robert Lussmyer, Jani Wright, Sara French, Cathy Klimzak, Paul Christenson. Kneeling Jeff Shields. THE FUNNY FROSH In memory of classmate Tom Brown 1957-1972. Gary Arndt Carol Baker Peggy Baker Debbie Ballou Spencer Barnes Ralph Betancourt Terry Betz Rex Bird Wayne Bjorklund 28 Robert Bloomfield Michael Bolles Theresa Brown Jim Burchfield Steve Burgoyne Bill Chadwick Cathy Church Ricky Church Ricky Cummins Robert Decker Chris Delke Dan Diepenhorst Angela Doucette Karen Durham Pam Engle Betsy Fincher Randy Fisher Jim Fiske Theresa Forrester John Fox Sara French Lovett Graves Jim Green David Hoadley Barbara Hopkins Jim Hutchins Luetta Larson Robert Lussmyer Jim Monhollon Jan Nowak Pam Phillippe Donna Resseguie Jeff Resseguie Marvin Resseguie Janice Scherpinsky Lark Schock Jeff Shields Diane Wells Patti White Jani Wright 30 EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: Rita McIntyre, Jeff Hallgren, Theresa Monhollon, and Advisor Mary Ann Oonk. THE ENTHUSIASTIC EIGHTH Jose Alfaro Rick Baker Ken Balmer Jody Beckman Cathy Bekken Lisa Bekken 31 Marc Bild John Biller Becky Bird Robert Bolles Mary Booth Mike Bounds Janet Burchfield Ken Buwolda Dena Cannady Sheila Carper Tina Chadwick Doug Compton David Cornell Maria Corral Mike Doucette Sandy Engel Cathy Glover Jeff Hallgren David Hiser Judy Hitchcock Sarah Hoffman Jackie Hopkins Nancy Hopper Ken Jerome Jim Johnson 32 Wendy June Tom Kacor Karen Klaynik Dean Kelly Ernie Martin Mark McDonald Julie Miser Theresa Monhollon Jim Murphy Chester Murphy Ronda Rank Tony Rogers Dan Santellion Robin Schock T'Onna Simmons Jack Smutney Meg Snowden Mike Snowden Mike Snyder Cynthia Stahl Candi Stough Steve Thompson Dianne VanDenBrink Joy Wilson Scott Wiseley 33 SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS; left to right, Jill Hallgren, Bart Haringsma, Jerry Bagierek, Advisor, Joe White and Jim Williams. THE SILLY SEVENTH Nick Alfaro Mike Arnold Bill Atman Karen Barcal Steven Bell Dennis Betz Randy Bird Vicki Blok Brenda Bloomfield Dianne Bolles Robert Bolles Millie Braun Donny Brown Ken Burgoyne Kim Burgoyne 34 Kyle Burkett Richard Christenson Marie Church Paul Crawford Mardi Cusack Anthony Doucette Don Emborsky Barb Fiske Cheryl Forrester Jill Hallgren Bart Haringsma Sally Harrington Jodie Harrison Odie Harrison Danny Herrold Wayne Hodges Linda Inderbitzen Mike Jones Virginia Kasten Mike Kimball Connie King Cindy Klimzak Joe Kostyla Jack Kouw Holly Lambert 35 Danny Mayer David Mayer Lori Meekhof Linda Mitchell Paul Murphy John Nicks Robert Novak Richard Nowak Bill O'Brian Steve Onken Gina Pezzuto Mike Phillippe Carmen Pitcher Julie Porter Pam Resseguie Tom Resseguie Ricky Troutman Mike Turic Cheryl Van Dine Vicki Warner Joel White Jim Williams Alberta Wilson Peggy Manifold 36 JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: Standing left to right, Vicky Block, Barb Fiske, Jina Pezzuto, Kyle Burkett, Mardi Cusak, T'Onna Simmons, Robin Schock, Maria Carral, Advisor Dave Von Inns. Seated, Dena Cannady, Tina Chadwick, Bill Atman, Jodie Beckman, and Jeff Hallgren. 38 Activities Organizations “HAVE WE GOT A YEARforYOU GOLFERS BREAK ALL RECORDS Saugatuck's mighty golfers took first place in the State Class D golf season this year and fourth in the C-D Golf Tournament. In their best season ever, the team compiled a record of: 36-10. The team con- sisted of members: Mike Hutchins, Bill Wilson, Paul Wicks, Dave Mocini, Terry Hinson, Ray Resseguie, Robert Lussmeyer, and Coach Dave Von Ins. 42 Student Council: standing from left to right: Gloria Crawford, Mike Troutman, jack Hallgren, Suzie Snyder, Kathy Hoffman, Carla Wicks, Chip Snowden, Mr. McFall, Julie Herrold, Cheryl Coles, Darlene Johnson, Betsy Shields, Sara French, and Vicki Delke. Seated from left to right: David Mocini, Tina Jones, Noreen Biller, and Carol Powers. STUDENT COUNCIL AND ACTIVITIES One of the main activities of the Student Council is to sponsor Homecoming. The 1972 Homecom- ing court consisted of: standing left to right: Sophomore Prince and Princess, Pete Mokma, and Renie Rastall, Junior Prince and Princess, Dennis Coles and Carol Rodriguez. Seated are King Dennis Bale and Queen Carol Powers. Missing are Freshmen Prince Robert Pezzuto and Princess Lark Schock. 43 THE GOOD OLD DAYS. AA Every year Homecoming begins with a scramble to choose a theme, and 1972 was no excep- tion. This time our theme was “The Good Old Days. On September 29th the festivities began in earnest, when at 7:00 P.M. a snake dance wound its way through town, ending up at the Athletic Field for a bon- fire and some pep talk. The next morning at 11:00, the Junior and Senior High Bands led the homecoming parade through town to show off the many decorative floats and finished up at the football field for the homecoming game. Kick-Off for our game with the Martin Clippers was at 2:00 P.M. A great halftime show was led by the Indian band, and also included a parade of the floats, and the Homecoming Court nominees. The events were topped off that evening by the Homecom- ing Dance in the high school gym, at 8:30. Entertainment was provided by M R Rush of Chicago. The climax to the evenings festivities was the crowning of King Dennis Bale and Queen Carol Powers. 45 EXCHANGE STUDENTS Saugatuck's exchange students this year are Stella Alliende from Chile, Carol Rodriguez from the Phillipines, and Resi Biebel from Germany. Since the exchange students are new to our school we asked them some questions con- cerning dating and current values. Here are some of the comments. What do you think about going steady? Resi Biebel: You shouldn't go steady at a too young age. You should go out with a lot so you know lots of different personalities. Stella Alliende: Yes, that's good. Carol Rodriguez: It's the neatest thing that could happen to someone. What time do you think a girl in High School should be in? Resi: No later than two. Stella: 9:00 school nights and 2:00 Saturday nights. Carol: As late as possible. What do you think about the 18 year old drinking law? Resi: It's better not to have one because in my country we don't and it's not such a big thing. When forbidden it's more exciting, because you're not supposed to. Stella: Most drink before 18, so why not have it? Carol: I think it should be lowered to 13. 46 Every year, a few students participate in the summer ex- change student program through Youth For Understanding. This time we will be sending off five students. They are: Gordon Berghuis-Sweden; Gina Boyce-Brazil: Carla Wicks-Greece; Susie Brockington- Argentina; and Nancy Oyler-Denmark. We hope they don't (?!) get hijacked! 47 PEP CLUB: Back Row left to right; Sara French, Jani Wright, Carla Wicks, Sally Siska, Kay Kelly, Resi Beibel, Geraldine Graves, Mary Hebert, Tifia Chadwick, Candy Stough, Anna Orozco, Lissa Busscher, Rita McIntyre, Teresa Monhollon, Middle Row: Marilyn Bounds, Suzie Sneider, Marcy Seymour, Cathy Bekken, Julie Herrold, Lynn McIntyre, Sue Edgcomb, Darlene Johnson, Carol Baker, Martha Brown, Advisor: Mr. Herrick. Front Row: Betsy Fincher, Dena Cannady, Joy Wilson, Lissa Bekken, Kathy Hoffman, Timm Wiseley, Chip Snowden, Mike Troutman, and Gina Boyce. VARSITY CLUB: Standing left to right: Timm Wiseley, Dave Bekken, Troutman, Adviser: Mr. Wilson. Sitting left to right: Scott Aalderink, Paul Wicks, Noel Edwards, Dennis Bale, Joe Bekken, Dennis John- Marty Colby, Kim Slayer, Scott Miser, Frank Biller, and Don son, Chip Snowden, Ray Resseguie, Bill Bird, Joe Bolles, Mike Buwolda. 48 INDIANS FINISH SEASON WITH 4-4 RECORD Varsity: Back Row left to right: Pete Mokma, Coaches Mark Bekken, Jerry Bagierek, Jack Lampen, Manager Rick Troutman, Row 3: Timm Wiseley, Dave Bekken, Mike Hutchins, Dennis Bale, Frank Biller, Mike Bolles, Craig Miser, Jim Hutchins, Kim Busscher. Row 2: Joe Bolles, Doug Erlandson, Joe Bekken, Scott Aalderink, Mike Troutman, Ralph Troutman, Keith Aalderink, Bill McIntyre, George Gendron. Row 1: Scott Miser, Noel Edwards, Don Beery, Chip Snowden, Don Bewolda, Rich Klaynik, Dennis Johnson, and Bill (Tweet-Tweet) Bird. 50 TEAM RECORD I Bridgman 38 Allendale 16 , Martin 28 t Fennvilld 34 Covert 6 Hopkins 24 Kalamazoo Chris. 8 Allendale 22 ALL LEAGUE Don Buwolda-First Team- Interior Line DENNIS JOHNSON-First Team- Full Back HONORABLE MENTION Bill McIntyre -E Chip Snowden-C Dave Bekken-DHB ALL AREA Don Buwolda-Middle Linebacker Dennis Johnson-Full Back Saugatuck 0 , Saugatuck 22 Saugatuck 0 Saugatuck 6 Saugatuck 42 Saugatuck 6 I Saugatuck 32 Saugatuck 42 Hard-working is the way to describe the Saugatuck Foot- ball Team this year. Although the record shows up even as far as wins and losses go, our guys put their all into it, making for some pretty interesting games. We're sure that with all this valuable experience behind them, the team will give us a better season next year. 51 HIGH SCHOOL BAND Donna Church Pam Engle Deb Fincher Sarah French janis Lussmyer Anna Orozco Sally Siska Jill Smutney Debbie Ballou Debbie Burgoyne Lissa Busscher Lee Church Janice Sherpinsky Marianne Snyder Janie Wright Sue Edgecomb Patti White Ed Betancourt Peggy Baker Darlene Johnson Liz Canales Dianne Kelly Lark Schock David See Katie Chadwick Julie Herrold Frank Atwood Vicki Delke Pete Mokma Don Tourtellotte Carla Wicks Susie Brockington Rob Lussmyer Dave Nicks Marcy Seymour John Fox Jeff Shields Jeff Ressiguie Don Beery Deb Hopper Gina Boyce Rich Klaynik Paul Christenson Dennis Coles Jim Monhollon Mike Novak Sue Snieder Jack Wilkin Janet Hallgren Director: Lathrop P. Morse The High School Band has been busier than ever in '73 . They have sponsored many concerts, parades, and dinners, all of which drew sizable crowds—giving credit to their performance and organiza- tion. And if, during all the bustle, there was any confusion, the promise of one final fling gave a lift to their spirits. . .Band Camp. CADET BAND... SHOWS EXCELLENT MUSICIANSHIP -ft CADET BAND Tina Chadwick Virginia Kasten Linda Mitchell Robin Schock Joy Wilson Sarah Hoffman Karen Barcal Kim Burgoyne Barb Fiske Cheryl Forrester Jill Hallgren Sally Harrington Wendy June Rita McIntyre Julie Porter Rhonda Rank Cindy Skandis Vicki Blok Linda Inderbitzen Cindy Klimzak Mike Snyder Joel White Lisa Bekken Rick Baker Scott Wiseley Rick Nowak Jack Smutney Cathy Bekken Mark Bild Dena Cannady Paul Crawford Mark Gendron David Hiser Mike Jones Karen Klaynik David Mayer Gina Pezzuto T'Onna Simmons Mike Turic Mike Bounds Ken Burgoyne Theresa Monhollon Steve Thompson Kyle Burkett Dan Mayer Robert Novak Bob Bolles Dean Kelly Tom Resseguie Don Brown Not to be outdone by the Senior High Band, the Cadets have also put forth their best into creating a really great year for themselves. Working together with the Senior High on their projects has given them valuable experience...also the chance to go to Band Camp. 54 GIRLS CHORUS HAS ACTIVE YEAR Volume and spirit best describe this year's chorus. Ail the performing and good selections of the music drew a sizable crowd together to sing and have a good time. (They also had the chance to perform in all the band concerts.) Members consist of: Edie Winter, Director, Standing Back: Sandy McDonald, Donna Church, Anna Orozco, Jean Turic. Seated 2nd row: Diane Wells, Marilyn and Marlene Riniger, Martha Brown. Front Row: Marlene Sluis, Rene Rastall, and Diane Beadle. 55 High i-lymg I 1 m 90 AOGATUCK Hanked Hale added 13 tallies. S‘0i� i-k pu’ !!vc players in ble figures and hit S3 per t of its shots while racing to eighth victory in nine starts e Friday night, ennis Bale tallied 19. Mike ter 16. Dave Mocini 14. Dave ;ken 13 and Tom Hoffman 12 HI... Saugatuck swished 36 ol 72 siraig d goals and flattened allow mville in an Allegan- wa conference tilt. ---- Saugatuck Rips Covert -a • as the % G alien ■tc mnn-u («i iwiics. COVERT — The high flying The Rlackhawks. who came Saugatuck Indiana handed Co- up w ith just 25 rebounds, made vert one of Ka worst basketball 24 of 64 field goals 138 per cent) defeats ever here Friday night. _ pyear while 6’JT center Denny Bale was the Indians ace man on the backboards. “Bale and Mocini should lcao us this year,” said Fries. ‘How ever, we do have some olhei and 17 of Saugaluc charily Fenn O an throws. 11 86-60. Saugaluc with a 4-0 augatuck omps Over I. Joseph BRIDGMAN - Saugatuek’aj basketball team took a 22-15| ° S’ fust period lead over New Buf- as t BAND RAPIDS - Coach falo here Wednesday evening poi ne Fries of Saugatuck gave and was never in trouble, as con senior' a chance to start the Indians of Coach Wayne °P � Tuesday night fo the first Fries took ? in the Indians' 7-43 bas-- all win over Grand Rapids Joseph Seminary fine returning veterans in P«u ms 71-64 verdict Indians Lose Wicks. Dennis Johnson. Larri Kelly and Dave Nicks. Up from the reserves ar guard Mike Baker, forwan Dave Bekken and center Ton Hoffman. “I look for a four-way rac for the A-0 Conference title, Saugatuck Few Scalps A-0 Saugatuck Martin Hopkins Allendale Fennville W 4 3 2 1 0 mm JL M ■ Ml I) M io Nicks and Larry Kelly o were replaced b the re five consisting Uniforms of Dave GRAND RAPIDS - c - — „ - stole a pair of Sa | Wccn Tom Hoffman. Dei n kelbalI Uniform ir. Daw Moeui and MlK ing class kcr. after the Rogues Ha 1 Tuesday •prised the Indians by taking UnUS?i juiek first period lead that show India as e: Aft Coac ; tided drive- they th 21, 17 and 10 points re uni for ectively. Meager led the los A11 with 20. scored Rale was a terror on tht Leadin ards with 25 of Saugatuck , Denny team total. Bales total re jlv two shoit of the Rogue, j0NV ain total. Dav Saugatuck won the reserve jme, 78-38. Rich Klaymk, BUg ilson. Rex Williams and okma scored 16. 13, 12 a Rips Hawks idians Aim o Improve In 14-7 Mark )ints for the winners No. 10 ra St. Augustine 92-58 score, [ting its win ies Indians dc- for a bite at a Rapids. When the bus, two lissing atuck players J inst the Vikes. f iv was standout 20 points and like Baker fol- ,counters while Dave Mocini liece. Tom the heavy rjints. Bill Nozar paced Christiani by one point j nd Fries and hiS| to even out the if they get a For No. 16 01 Frie ? Bale, f D. Bekken, f Hofman, c Mocini, g Baker, g J. Bekken, f Johnson, f Colby, g Kelly, c Klaynik, c Tisdale, f FENNVILLE - Saugatu for that won it5 16th game of the S ” said son against only two setbac as they knocked off Fennville a basketball game Friday ni| by a 87-55 margin Mike Baker led Saugati «ith 19 points, while Dave J and Dave Bekken ca Totals 42 8 16 9 St. Augustine (58) St. Augustin with 22 and 13 The Indians U4-1) will )� os points respectively llendale JCdslay, □ugatuck olds First lace in A-0 Saugatuck had 24-6, 53-21 and 75-38 quarter leads in racing to its 17th win in 19 outings. The Indians have a good shot at getting even with one of the teams that beat them Saturday in the finals of the district. The winner of Thursday's Grand Rapids St. Joseph-Grand Leflams, f FG I FT PF TP 0 1 2 Lego, f 11 0 3 22 Smith, c 2 2 3 6 Priestley, g 1 0 0 2 Rehwoldt, g 0 0 3 0 Chellburg, g 1 1 0 3 Griffin, f 2 2 0 6 Merkellif, f 1 2 0 4 Nozar, c 5 3 3 13 Totals 24 10 13 58 h 18 points apiece. T 4 the Indians in rtment with jnd Karl Kup two scorers s they racked 2 points respective uck was in comp' hi of the game as t led in the first period by a 2 margin. At the end of the h the Indians were ahead 48 The Indians could have c pletely stopped their scoring ter the completion of the t quarter as they found th selves in the lead by a ( margin. , Saugatuck just rolled the of the way as they racked il 22 points in the final period Dared to Fennville’s 16 po INDIANS TAKE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP..... Front Row Left to right; Dennis Bale, Tom Hoffman, Mike Baker, Marty Colby, Paul Wicks, Dave Nicks, Dennis Tisdale, Dave Mocini, Dennis Johnson, and Dave Bekken. Back row; Coach Wayne Fries, Manager Doug Erlandson. 58 The Varsity ball club this year had an outstanding season with a 17 win . . . 3 loss record. This year the In- dians played in the Bridgman In- vitational and were presented with a third place trophy for their skills and playing ability. The Indians had one of their best years and have tremendous hopes of even a better one in '74. Record: 17 Wins........3 losses District Tournaments: Lost second game. JR. VARSITY GAIN EXPERIENCE The junior Varsity gained a lot of experience this year as they fought for third place in the A-O League. Back Row: (left to right) Coach Ron Westrate, Manager Doug Erlandson, Frank Biller. Front row: (left to right) Joe Bolles, Keith Aalderink, Rich Klaynik, Pete Mokma, joe Bekken , Bill Wilson, Jeff St. John, and Dick Quade. THE 8TH GRADE AND FRESHMAN BASKETBALL squads had a lot of talent but just couldn't seem to put it together at the right times. Both teams had some good games and some bad ones but give them time and well probably see these squads playing in the state finals. This years 7TH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM was something to see. People who had never been to a )r. High game, came to watch this team perform. They moved on the ball well, and had some fine shooting. Their 7-0 season record shows what talent they had. This team could be one of the best Saugatuck will ever see when they reach the Varsity. 9TH GRADE TEAM Front row, left to right: Robert Bloomfield, jeff Shields, Bob Lussmyer, Rex Bird, Jim Fiske, Jeff Resseguie. Back row: Coach Phil Maatman, Mike Bolles, Doug Forrester, Kevin Sluis, Wayne Bjorkland, and John Fox . . . Missing is Bill Chadwick. 8TH GRADE TEAM: Rich Baker, Robert Bolles, Steve Thompson, Tom Kacor, Mike Bounds, Doug Compton, Coach Jim Brake, Manager, Jeff Hallgren. 7TH GRADE TEAM . . . Front Row: Jim Umbarger, Dan Mayer, John Nicks, Manager Steve Resseguie, David Mayer, Jim Williams, Mike Phillippe, Dan Herrold. Back Row: Coach Jerry Bagierek, Rich Nowak, Tom Resseguie, Dennis Betz, Mike Jones, Joel White, Kyle Burkett, and Mike Doucette. 61 SHS CHEERLEADINC IS... Varsity; Carol Powers, Noreen Biller, Sue Sneider, Kay Kelly, Gloria Crawford, Tina Jones, Mary Ann Oonk, sponsor. J.V.; Cheryl Coles, Janet Hallgren, Darlene Johnson, Julie Herrold. Freshman; Carol Baker, Betsy Fincher, Sara French, Kathy Klimzak, Jani Wright. Jr. Hi; sitting: Robin Schock, T'Onna Simmons, Dena Cannady, Cathy Bekken, Meg Snowden, Joy Wilson, standing: Jill Hallgren, Mardi Cusak, Barb Fiske, Cheryl Forrester, Diane Bolles. Missing Cindi Klim- zak. SPIRITED.... SPONTANEOUS . . SPECTACULAR . . SPLENDID and . VERY VERY SPECIAL GIRLS BASKETBALL STILL TRYING and having a good time working and playing together. J. V.'s: standing: Tracy Ochterhof, Cheryl Barcal, Vicki Hasty, Sue Edgcomb, Kathy Klimzak. kneeling: Julie Herrold, Marlene Sluis, Renie Rastall, Marcy Seymour, sitting: Theresa Forrester, Peggy Baker, Jani Wright, and Carol Baker. Varsity: Gina Boyce, Carla Wicks, Kay Kelly, Laura Schrock, Milly Kubanek, Darlene Johnson, Liz Canales, and Jean Turic. GIRLS BOWLING: The girls bowling members enjoyed going bowling once a week just lor a change of pace. Members are: Marlene Rininger, MaryAnn Oonk, sponsor, Marilyn Rininger, Jody Beckman, Maria Corral, jani Wright, Martha Brown, Cathy Bekken, Resi Biebel, and Robin Schock. 65 GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM: This years fantastic softball team, with all that terrific potential did not have the season they hoped for, but they did enjoy their own personalized T- shirts. Members are: kneeling: Darlene Johnson, Lissa Busscher, Marla Me Gill, Jean Turic, standing: Mary Hebert, Mrs. Oonk coach, Sally Siska, Carla Wicks, Sandy Mc- Donald, Susie Sneider, Nancy Oyler, Diane Kelly, Geraldine Graves, Ida Santellan. FHA........is Mrs. Van Koevering's Club of Future Homemakers of America, starring: (front row, left to right) Donna Church, Mary Hebert, Sandy McDonald, Martha Borwn. (back row) Resi Biebel, Stella Alliende, Geraldine Graves, Mrs. Van Koevering, Marlene Rininger, Marilyn Mininger, and Ida Santellan. Among their various activities was a Taco Sale, which went over really great, just look at Susie Brockington enjoying that wonderful Mexican treat!!! FNA.......Another club is Mrs. Stewart's Future Nurses of America. In it are: (left to light) Sheila Carper, Maria Corral, Mary Booth, Mrs. Stewart, Dena Cannady, Joy Wilson, and Becky Bird. 67 TOMAHAWK Left: The industrious staff of TOMAHAWK, the School Paper, forming their famous T and holding their beloved paper. Above: Newsgirl, Darlene Johnson trying to get the cameraman to buy a newspaper. Tomahawk Staff: Jean Turic, Lissa Busscher, Diane Beadle, Donna Eaglesham, Debbie Hopper, Evelyn See, Susie Fincher, Natalie Young, Julie Herrold, Chip Snowden, Jack Wilkins, Ray Sluis, Vicki White, Cheryl Coles, Mike Troutman, Paul Wicks, and Jack Wilson. Mrs. Jenks is their lucky leader. Office Girls: These fortunate girls work in the office plowing through the absentees with the help of Mrs. Laskers, the school Secretary. They are: (left to right) Ida Santellan, Mrs. Laskers, Katie Chadwick, Donna Church, and Kay Kelly. Absent is Anna Orozco. 68 COMPASS Above: Believe it or not, this is the group that puts the Yearbook together. Without the continual prodding of Mrs. Moore, we never would have made it. Staff: (left to right) Marcy Seymour, Resi Beibel, Carol Powers, Marty Colby, Dennis Bale, Gloria Crawford, Mrs. Moor (Advisor), Carol Petek (Editor), Lissa Busscher, (What are you doing???!!!), Carla Wicks, Liz Canales, Betsy Shields, Debbie Hopper, Ray Parrish, Terry Wright, Julie Herrold, Eddie Betancourt, Gordon Berghuis, and Gina Boyce (Co-Editor). Left: Gordon Berghuis in his traditional pose as Com- pass Cameraman. (Whether or not it has film in it we never know!!!!!!!!!!) 69 SCIENCE CLUB: This group under the sponsorship of Mr. Westrate worked hard this year to make it possible to go to the Ozarks over Spr- ing Vacation. One of the activities which helped to pay for this was an Uncle Mo's Spaghetti dinner. Members: (left to right) Doug Erlandson, Betsy Shields, Luis Canales, Kathy Hoffman, Terry Wright, Lynn McIn- tyre, Bill Booth, Eddie Betancourt, Frank Atwood, Marc Hayes, Carla Wicks, Don Tourtellotte, Lissa Busscher, Joe Bolles, Sue Edgcomb, Mar- cy Seymour, Sue Sneider, Martha Brown, and last but not least, Liz Canales in front. SKI CLUB: Ski Club never really got off the ground or, better yet, it got off the ground but never onto the snow. It either snowed to hard or melted too fast. So it goes. Skiers: (left to right) Doug Erlandson, Betsy Shields, Marc Hayes, Chip Snowden, Scott Wiseley (peeping from behind) John Fox, Tracy Acterhoff, Keith Klimzak, Cheryl Barcal, and George Ann Skandis. Absentees: Gloria Crawford, Sue Brockington, Nancy Oyler, Scott Miser, Karen Bashford, Greg Guidry, Donna Eaglesham, Marla McGill, Jim Johnson, Steve Thompson, Gordon Berghuis, Ray Parrish, Evelyn See, Jill Smutney, Angie Troutman, Chris Kelly, Diane Kelly, Peggy Tisdale, Darcy Arnold, Tosca Simmons, Kay Kelly, Mark Stough, Kim Slayer, Marcy Skandis, Bart Harringsma, Katie Snowden and Tina Jones. 70 CO-OP: This is the ambitious group which Mr. Kelly helped find jobs on Co-op. They go to school half days and work the rest of the day. Front row: (left to right) Carol Petek: Harriss Pie Company; Kay Kelly: Saugatuck High School; Office; Vicki Delke: Saugatuck Walgreen Drug Store; Stacey Christenson: Saugatuck Walgreen Drug Store; Back row: Mr. Kelly - Co-ordinator; Bill Booth: Buntes Pharmacy; Don Buwolda: West Shore Marina; Luis Canales: XLO; Scott Miser: Old Rail Restuarant; Terry Wright: Zeeland Hospital; Ray Parrish: Steketees; Eugene Pickett: XLO; Ray Resseguie: Muskegon Hardware and Supply Company; and Dennis Johnson: Johnson's Standard Service. Absent: Elaine Braun: Excello Micromatic. Mr. Winter's Building Trades Class is building a house which will be sold on the open market when completed. It is located on a lot across from the school. Boys from Hamilton, Holland, Fennville, and Allegan are also working on the House. Saugatuck's house builders are: Dennis Tisdale, George Gendron, Larry Kelly, Modesto Santellan, Larry Buwolds, Larry Figger, Kim Busscher and Bill McIntyre. 71 This years trackmen put in a lot of hard work and came out with a fantastic team. Setting many new records, placing se- cond in the league, and third in regionals they pushed hard and were able to send six men to the final meet at Caro. Although losing some important Seniors many of this years lettermen will be returning, making next years trackteam one of the best ever. 72 1st IN LEAGUE MEET STATE TRACK MEET 100 Yard Dash - Mike Troutman; High Jump - Dennis Bale, 2nd; Low 880 Relay-Paul Wicks, Mike Trout- Hurdles Dave Bekken, 4th; High man, Dennis Bale, Dave Mocini Hurdles - Dave Bekken, 8th 1st IN REGIONAL TRACK MEET NEW SCHOOL RECORDS Low Hurdles - Dave Bekken, High Dennis Bale - High Jump - 6’2 ; Paul Hurdles - Dave Bekken, High Jump Wicks, Mike Troutman - 100 Yard - Dennis Bale Dash; Dave Bekken - Low Hurdles - 21.2; George Gendron, Bill Mcln- IMPORTANT TRACK MEETS tyre - Pole Vault - 10’6V«' 2nd in League Meet 3rd in Regional Meet__________________________________________ TEAM MEMBERS . . . Back Row, L. to R. Doug Forrester, Coach Ron Westrate, Timm Wiseley, )oe Bekken, Noel Edwards, Paul Wicks, Bill Bird, Dennis Tisdale, Rich Klaynik, Dave Bekken, Dennis Bale, Don Beery, Coach Dan Wilson, front Row, L. To R. Bill McIntyre, Jim Fiske, frank Biller, Mike Troutman, Dave Mocini, Sue Edgconrtb, Marla McGill. HARDWORK... SPIRIT... SKILL VARSITY TRACK ... '73 73 INIUNS WIN Looking at the record, one would think the 1973 baseball squad had some problems. However, taking into con- sideration they had no decent place to practice the team per- formed very well. The team had everything it took to be a winner, but couldn't seem to put it together until the end of the year, when they showed what they really had by winning the district trophy. It was the first trophy ever awarded to a Saugatuck baseball team. Team Members . Back Left to Right Coach Jack Lampen, Noel Edwards, Dave Bekken, Dennis Bale, Frank Biller, Joe Bolles, Chip Snowden, Don Beery, Ray Resseguie, Bill McIntyre. Kneeling Left to Right. Kim Slayer, Marty Colby, Dave Mocini, and Kim Busscher. 75 JOHNNY SPEAKER AT ATHLETIC BANQUET “Athletics can be a key to success in life ' Johnny Orr, head basketball coach at the University of Michigan, told several hun- dred persons May 15 at the ninth annual Saugatuck High School athletic banquet. The banquet, sponsored by the Saugatuck- Douglas Lions Club, was attended by the team members from all sports played at the school and their parents. Winners of most valuable player awards were announced for three sports. Dennis Bale was named in basketball, Don Buwolda in football and Dave Bekken in track. A baseball winner will be named later and in golf, Coach David Von Ins said, the No. 1 Class D team had four fine players and no most valuable would be named. Timm Wisely received the Commer- cial Record athletic-scholastic trophy for having the highest grade point average among those who lettered in two or more sports. 76 77 HONORS, A WARDS, AND SCHOLARSHIPS GIVEN TO OUTSTANDING STUDENTS This year's representative for Boy's State is Timm Wiseley. The Girl's State representative is Ida Santellan. Each is chosen for their character and potential ability. Both representatives are sponsored annually by the American Legion Auxiliary. Coronation's King and Queen are David Nicks and Evelyn See. Coronation was held in a highly decorated gym and was attended by many students and teachers. 78 The Faculty voted Carol Powers (upper left) the DAR Award (Daughters of the American Revolution) She was chosen for her cooperation, citizenship, and in- volvement in community activities. She was awarded a pin and a cer- tificate of recognition. Janis Lussmyer (upper right) is the representative for the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. She got it by scoring highest on a test taken by all Senior girls. She recieved an award from General Mills. The Annual Art Contest resulted in five winning students. Here they are with what they won: (middle- left to right) Rita McIntyre (8th grade) - $25, Marcie Skandis (sophomore) - $75, Peggy Manifold (7th grade) $25, Debbie Hopper (junior) - $100, John Fox (Freshman) - $50, and Bill Bryan (Senior) - $250. The ATHLETIC MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARDS this year went to: (left to right) Dave Bekken, Track, Don Buwolda, Football, and Dennis Bale, Basketball. Tim Wiseley received the Commercial Record Athletic-Scholastic award. 79 KONING AWARD........ SOUSA BAND AWARD...... IMPROVED PLAYER AWARD . . . The Koning Award for 1973 is presented to Senior Vicki Delke by Mr. Kuenzli at graduation (upper Left.) The John Phillips Sousa Award also goes to Vicki Delke (Right) and The most Improved Player Awards go to Paul Christensen and Mike Novak, (below) 80 . . . VALEDICTORIAN . . . SALUTATORIAN Kathy Hoffman (above) is this year's Valedictorian. She had the highest grade point average out of all Seniors. Keep it up, Kathy! The second highest scholarship average belongs to Janice Lussmyer. (right) Jan has received many honors and awards during her years at Saugatuck High but without doubt this one is the highest recognition of all. 81 SENIOR MOCK ELECTIONS Top left to right: Lynn McIntyre-Class Pessimist, Scott Aalderink-Class Optimist, Dennis Bale Carol Powers-Most Popular. Bottom left to right: Scott Miser Carol Petek-Best Dressed, Mike Hutchins Evelyn See-Class Cuties. Top left to right: Kim Busscher Gloria Crawford-Class Clowns, Marty Colby Tina Jones-Class Flirts. Below: Don Buwolda Noreen Biller-Most Energetic. Bottom left: Dave Mocini Vicki Delke-Most Likely to Succeed. Below: Bill Booth Kathy Hoff- man -Most Serious. WE CAN MAKE IT HAPPEN PROM ' 73 Carousel Lodge set the scene for the 1973 Junior-Senior Prom, and featured was the band 1776 , an unheard group that proved to be a great success. The highlight of the evening was that famous Will and Prophecy. After everyone had had a good laugh, 1776 topped off the events with a 35 minute medley of old rock songs. Everyone had a chance to show off their fancy footwork, then a nice, slow Color My World let them all catch their breath. Favors were provided by the Juniors for the Seniors, as a reminder of the memorable even- ing. And then it was off to those after- prom parties, where we're sure a good time was had by all. The theme this year was We Can Make It Happen, and we did!!!!!!! 85 SENIOR TRIP... The Magical Mystery Tour There's a White Tornado in the bathroom bowl Rest Stop - Line Up Where's the driver? DOUBLE R RANCH I can't believe I ate the whole thing! The 1973 Senior Trip was not what one would expect. It wasn't held at a well known place such as Washington D.C. or New York or anyplace hundreds and hundreds of miles away, but rather a small ranch only a short distance from Saugatuck. These graduates discovered one thing, fun isn't measured by how far you travel, but rather by what you put into it, and most of them had a really great time. There was always something to do. Just a few of the things included horseback riding, a pool table, pin- ball machines, badmitten, archery, volleyball, a swimming pool, canoeing, baseball, football, and about anything that you could im- agine. Combine these with a few extracurricular activities and you've got a fantastic time. “Oh, Those A Frames! C T We the Seniors of 1973 in our perfect form through the years have experienced justice although often dicated. High School tranquility, been constantly on the defense, are of general well being, give blessings to the Faculty, from ourselves and our predecessors, do ordain and establish this will for our successors, the present Junior Class. I. DAVE MOCINI, Leave to Susie Sneider my sex appeal to keep her warm on cold winter nights. I, DARCY ARNOLD will to Katie Chadwick my chest. I, CAROL PETEK will to Nancy Oyler a lifetime supply of CLEAR nail polish. I, VICKI DELKE will to Liz Canales, my ability to play the cornet, and the large intestine of melda. I, DON BUWOLDS will to my brother Larry, my nickname of Hubby which is passed down through the years, Jump through the hoop Larry! I, RAY RESSEGUIE leave to the Junior Class the Following words: If you're not good, be careful. I, JANIS SUSSMYER will to Sally Siska, my incomparable screaming voice to be used at the flute section during rehearsals. I, BILL BOOTH will my brains to Timm Wiseley, because he that hath none, needeth plenty, I, LARRY KELLY will to Mike Troutman my sexy legs I, LYNN MCINTYRE, will to Gina Boyce my optomistic attitude and artistic ability when it comes to those fine details, and to my brother Bill, I will a stronger pair of contacts so he'll be able to see what he's going with!!!! I, TERRANCE WRIGHT, ESQ. will to Chipster Snowden the ability to hit more than one clay pigeon out of a box of shells ' I, GLORIA CRAWFORD, will to Darlene Johnson the ability to indiscreetly move my derriere on the gymnasium floor. I, CAROL POWERS, will to Virginia Boyce, the patched blue jeans left to me last year by her sister Linda, Keep'em in the family, Gina. WE, GLORIA CRAWFORD AND CAROL POWERS will to Mike Troutman and Chip Snowden our see- through plastic pajamas. I, EVELYN SEE, will to George Gendron, the ability to say no and mean it. I, NOREEN BILLER, will to Mike Troutman, a Superman suit, a parachute, and a six-pack of Dr. Pepper. I, TINA JONES, will to Dave Bekken 1,001 good excuses for getting out of his second hour class to check the mail I, BILL PERKINS will my place in the school parking lot to Jon Mostrom. I, TIM SPARKS, will to Jim Greene my private chair in Mr. Kuenzili's office. I, LARRY FIGGER, will to Dennis Coles my dominoes. I, MODESTO SANTELLAN, leave my private corner of the Art room to Sue Forrester. I, RAY PARRISH, will to Jack Wilson my car so he will know what it really feels like to drive a GOOD ford. I, DAVE NICKS, will to Tom Hoffman the nickname Christmas Tree. I, BILL BRYAN, will the Junior Class one-half of a hamburger. I, DONNA EAGLESHAM, will to Jean Turic, alias Turkey, all my dresses and skirts. I, JIM HALLGREN, will to Mr. McFall the sniper rifle that I almost shot him with!!!! WE, MARTY COLBY and DENNIS BALE, will to Darlene John- son a portable respirator for some exciting nights at the Passionpit. I, MARTY COLBY, will to Gina Boyce my back brace. I, DENNIS BALE, will to Dave Bekken the Hubert Owens award so his teammates will have something to push for WE, DONNA CHURCH and JANIS LUSSMYER, will Ida Santellan the ability and strength to grow in Christ more - and to let her light shine. I, DONNA CHURCH, will to Nancy Oyler the ability to get what she wants from guys. I, MIKE HUTCHINS, will to Frank Biller my ability to keep growing, and my size 7V2 Adidas. 90 Fifty-four seniors in caps and gowns attended graduation on the evening of Tuesday, June 5, 1973. The Rev. Arthur Beadle gave the invocation which was followed by two well delivered and meaningful addresses given by Salutatorian, Jan Lussmyer and Valedictorian, Kathy Hoffman. Mr. Kuenzli, the high school principal, then introduced the guest speaker. The Honorable Guy Vander Jagt, United States Congressman from Michigan. Mr. Vander Jagt gave a short but impressive and humorous speech which received a standing ova- tion from the audience. Diplomas were then handed out to the departing seniors by Bob Breckenridge, President of the Board of Education. CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Yellow Sweetheart Rose Light Blue and Dark Blue CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Wayne Fries Mrs. Mary Ann Oonk Faculty 92 INTRODUCTION TO THE ADMINISTRATIVE BODY IN CHARGE OF THE SAGA .... Left to Right: Don Oyler, Superintendent in charge of the production, John Kuenzli, Principal Director, and Loren Perry, Chief Counselor to all the players. Below: the Board of Directors, responsible for all monies, facilities, and policies .... (standing) Russ Wilkinson, Don Oyler, Tom Phelps, Ken Vandermolen, Eugene Sneider, (Seated) Bob Brackenridge, Debbie Hoffman, and William McVea. 94 THE SAGA OF SAUGATUCK HIGH............highlights of 1972 - 73...this was the year MRS. SPEET tried her hand at junior high counseling...(she never did use the paddle)....while MRS. OONK tried her hand with the seniors. . .(she should have paddled a few). MR. WESTRATE must have been anxious to get into the new school......he spent a lot of time teaching kids to make explosives.MRS. MOORE was just anxious to get This yearbook to press on time. 95 THE CONTINUING SAGA OF SAUGATUCK HIGH.........MR. MORSE occupied the year playing Italian chef and matre'd at band dinners...while MR. LAMPEN must have spent at least part of his time eating them. MRS. HUTCHINS stayed mainly in the library opening the doors of wisdom.while MRS. V.K. stayed in the home ec. room, being a part-time mother to many a girl. This year along with all his other duties, MR. MCFALL acted truant officer. He, in his own sweet way questioned many, How can you possibly be sick for just one hour? We saw MR. WINTERS in a new role in 72... .the outdoorsman, while MRS. HAMMON, more the indoor type kept busy with the 3R's. . . .reading, running, and raising money. MR. FRIES finally was able to do what he always wanted... .to teach phys. ed. MR. VON INS, on the other hand, wasn't so sure... .he taught junior high. Thanks to MR. MAATMAN'S efforts no fingers were lost in the shop... .but many good craftsmen were found. 97 ......MRS. JENKS found plenty of people eager to discuss lack of in- terest but not many were interested enough to do anything about it. Speaking of apathy, MR. MAYER again tried to present a school play. . .the auditions were a disaster. MR. HERRICK, new in '72 is still try- ing to distinguish the boys from the girls. . . .(by the way we think he's cute). MRS. CLARK, one of our long term associates kept busy teaching English and French. . . . .with a Southern accent of course. New faculty member MR. WILSON rose to sudden prominence by be- ing elected Athletic Director . .. . .he did a great job. . . .and this is THE END OF THE SAGA OF SAUGATUCK HIGH. 98 CREDITS.......We would like to thank MRS. STEWART for the many band- aids we borrowed. . . .We would like to thank MR. BRAKE for the tape to hold the baseball and bats together_and MRS. WINTER for finally getting our girls into dresses. As long as we're doing this let's thank MR. BACIEREK for his 7th grade basketball team, they were really great, and MR. SCOTT, our student teacher, for being brave enough to enter these Hallowed Halls. 99 Faculty Directory CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE. . .John Kuenzii. . .Principal: BS Michigan State, MA Mich. State. Loren Perry. . .Counselor; BBA Western Mich. University MA Western Mich. University. Candace Speet. . .Mathematics, Jr. High Counselor, BA Hope College. Mary Ann Oonk. . .English; BA Hope College; Sponsor-Ski Club, Cheerleaders, Senior Class. Ronald Westrate. . .Science; BA Grand Valley, MS Western Mich. University; Sponsor-Science Club, Track. Wayne Fries. . Physical Education; BA Michigan State University; Sponsor-Senior Class, Coach-Varsity Basketball. David Von Ins. . .English, Junior High Counselor; BA Hope College; Coach-Golf, Sponsor Junior High Student Council. Phillip Maatman. . .Shop; BS Mich. State University: Sponsor-Sophomores, Coach-Frosh Basketball. Jody Jenks. . .English; BA Western Mich. University; Sponsor-Tomahawk. Victor Mayer. . .Science; BA Western Mich. University. Catherine Moore. . .Art; BFA Wayne State University MA Michigan State, Sponsor- Yearbook. Lathrop Morse. . .Band; BA Albion College, MA University of Michigan. Jack Lampen. . .Mathematics; BA Ferris, MA Michigan State; Coach-Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball. Lucille Van Koevering. . .Home Ec; BS Western Mich. University; Sponsor-FHA. Tom Herrick. . .History, Typing; BS Western Mich. University; Sponsor-Pep Club. Grace Clark. . .English; BED Eastern Illinois University. Daniel J. Wilson. . .Business, Typing; BS Ferris State College; Athletic Director, Assistant Coach-Track, Sponsor-Varsity Club, Freshman Class. Crystal Stewart. . .Health, School Nurse; BA University of Mich., MS University of Califor- nia, MA Western Mich. University; Sponsor- FHA. James Brake. . .Special Ed; BA Eastern Mich. University, MA Eastern Mich. University; Assis- tant Coach-Baseball. Richard McFall. . .Social Studies; BA Hope College, MA Western Mich. University; Assis- tant Principal, Sponsor-Student Council, Junior Class. Dale Winter.. .Vocational shared-time building construction; BA Illinois State University, MA Western Mich. University. Lynn Hammon. . .Reading; BA Northwestern University; Sponsor-Sophomore Class. Edith Winter.. .Chorus, English; BA Monmouth College. Gerald Badjeriek. . .Junior High Social Studies; BA Western Mich. University; Coach-7th Grade Basketball, Assistant Coach-Football, Sponsor- 7th Grade Class. Douglas Scott. . .Math; Student Teacher from Hope College. 100 Dorothy Hutchins. . .Librarian, BA Wells College, BLS Columbia University. POSTSCRIPT TO THE SAGA this production would never have been if it had not been for the help of some MOST IMPORTANT peo- ple. MRS. FENRICH (upper left) in charge of Food Supervision, MRS. COLBY (upper middle) Secretary in General Production, MR. GARDNER, MR. TIFFANY, MR. INDERBITIZEN, MR. BLACKBURN, (middle L.) Prop and General Custodial Men, MRS. TISDALE, (middle R.) Secretary to the Chief Counselor and Complaint Dept. MRS. HUNGERFORD AND MRS. ERLANDSON, Secretaries to the Superintendent in Charge of EVERYTHING. 102 103 FRIS STATIONERS 'The Thoughtfullness Shop' Holland Compliments of DYKEMA TAILORS Congratulations Class of 1973 WOLBRINK AGENCY INC. jewelry '2 epe-ndaltle. { euteleM pyi a Ge tLvuf Good Luck Class Of '73 WOODEN SHOE FACTORY Phone 396-6513 U.S. 31 at 16th Street Holland, Michigan 49423 Compliments of CAROUSEL MOUNTAIN CAROUSEL MOUNTAIN Ski Resort Holland l.EADIM:- JEWELE«Ab;NCE 1017 12 West Eighth Street Holland, Michigan TEERMANS GIFT SHOPPE Bridal Headquarters for: Shower and wedding gifts, small wrapping. Save green stamps. Phone 392-9585 20 E. 8th Street Holland, Michigan 104 V m TAFTS SUPERMARKET Compliments To The Class Of 1973 THE UNITED STATES ARMY DOUGLAS L.P. AND GAS 98 Center St. Douglas, Michigan KEPPLES BRASS TOWN WOODSHED 63 East 8th Street Holland, Michigan Congratulations from ALVIN D. BOS SUPERIOR SPORTS Holland 105 River Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF CORAL GABLES THE PLACE TO BE IN 73 106 Compliments Of THE BUTLER TARA Home Of The Butler Burger J Bluestar Hwy. Saugatuck, Mich. 857-2706 Good Luck Seniors CLEARBROOK COUNTRY CLUB 107 HENRY AND TOM HOPPER INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE Compliments Of Compliments Of 109 BRADYS Compliments of GRAY GABLES REDWOOD DRIVE-IN Douglas KASTEN'S See Us For Kist Beverages Congratulations from the SHANGRAI-LA MOTEL GLEASONS PARTY STORE Saugatuck, Michigan Marina and Laundramat Compliments of OOSTINGS Saugatuck, Michigan J %. OP ■ Fffl Congratulations Seniors ALLEN ...LTD ANTIQUES 121 Butler Street Saugatuck, Michigan 110 ro Congratulations Seniors SAUGATUCK WALGREEN DRUGS Congratulations Seniors SHIP N' SHORE MOTEL Saugatuck, Michigan CITIZENS TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK EAST OF THE SUN 252 Butler Street Great Gifts and Handcrafts BRIGADOON- A FUN NEW SHOP 310 Butler Street Cloths-Hand Crafted Jewelry Stuffed Animals - Circa Candles Courtesy of HUTCHINS LUMBER WIELANDS FLORIST F.T.D. 113 Congratulations Seniors AMERICAN TWISTING Saugatuck, Michigan Compliments of WEST SHORE MARINA Douglas, Michigan Compliments of SHEPHERDS Congratulations to the Class of 73 JOHNSONS SERVICE and Good Luck! Congratulations Seniors The Harvey Busscher Family Compliments of a friend Compliments of Force's Gift Shop Good Luck Seniors Bob's Sport Shop Good Luck Seniors Visit the Undertoe - Moors Shoe Congratulations Seniors Borr's Bootery Compliment's of Little Miss Modern Hat Shop Holland Good Luck Seniors Douglas Food Shop 114 Compliments of TASTEE FREEZE Douglas, Michigan JOHNSONS Liquor and Licorice VILLAGE NEWS STAND Prop. Wm. Schwmaker Gen. Mgr. Gregg Hoffman Compliments of y Compliments of JACK AND JILL Fine Clothes for Children WEST SHORE GOLF CLUB Douglas, Michigan 857-2500 LAKEVIEW LANES KONING HARDWARE RAY LUNDGREN HEATING 115 wnssi- 1 Tioducts Inc. RFNFRAL OF F If FS AMERICA'S BEST BUILT BOAT Compliments to the Compliments of the Seniors BOAT HOUSE ’te JL l5(3 h.§ TASTEE FREEZE From the Compliments of PARAMOUNT TOOLS YEARBOOK STAFF