Saugatuck High School - Compass Yearbook (Saugatuck, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1974 volume:

the past exits and takes the old with it, leaving us with new things and the future to deal with, it is ours to make - be it good or bad. Compass Nineteen Hundred and Seventy Four Editor - Gina Boyce Volume 12 Co-Editor - Julie Herrold Saugatuck High School Business Manager - Carla Wicks Saugatuck, Michigan Photography Gorden Berghuis Julie Herrold Eddie Betancourt Essenberg Studio - Holland Advisor - Catherine Moore I am my own person. . . . I express my own opinions as I see fit. . 7 vJb£ wrong thing at the wrong time, It is my right and fto one else’s to change it or put myself down for it. I respect the opinion of others. . . . _ I may disagree, but that’s my right as an open-minded verson. I only want to share what I know or feel with persons u Uight understand. How exMting wouHU life be if everyone agreed? Would lode be as sweet? Or friends be as happy? I don't think anyone really likes a carbon copy. TheMest way to learn is through experience. . . . Experience all you can before your time is up. ... w Learn both sides and keep your foot out of your , mouth, f . . Gina Boyce Editor This year was a year full of new experiences. . . . Certain events will be remembered others will just pass us by. .. . We’ve felt different this year perhaps because we’re changing everyday. . . . This year wasn’t just another game of addition and subtraction of feelings and ideas. It was a year filled with excitement. . . . Every victory, defeat, smile, tear, good and bad grades was necessary in making us the people we have become, and what each of us is now depends on what has happened. We hope for even better times at the new school and we hope that our time at S.H.S. will have made us strong and able to live a life we’re proud of in the future. . . . Julie Herrold Co-Editor Times. . . Places... People. . . ’73-’74 Excitement . . . Sad Feelings . . . Sad feelings of tree-houses being torn up gullies being filled in paths being covered making way for the new school making so many things only a happy memory. The building is going up seems too small not enough windows the track won’t be the right size. Sad feelings about leaving our Se- cond Home our school with so much personality- holes in the gym floor, paint and plaster chipping off the walls, con- 7 “Poems, Prayers And Promises” “How long it's been since yesterday - what about tomorrow? What about our dreams and all the memories we share?” John Dpnnpr The theme for Homecoming 73 was Celebrate.” Homecoming ac- tivities began with the decoration of halls, and plans for Friday. Friday's fun started when the Cheerleaders presented the school with an in- spiring pep assembly. Later that night they sponsored a pep rally in the street downtown, followed by a snake dance, and finally a bon-fire. The classes each chose their representatives: for Prince and Princess, they were as follows; Freshman-Mark Bild and Sheila Carper, Sophomores-Barry Roper and Janie Wright, Juniors- Richard Klaynik and Tracy Acterhof. The Senior nominees for Queen and King were: Cheryl Coles, Vicki White, Susan Fincher, David Bekken, George Gendron, and Torben Orngreen. The winners were announced at Saturday s game; Queen. Cheryl Coles and King Torben Orngreen. The Injuns took home their first vic- tory of the season, beating the Fennville Blackhawks 18-12. The Student Council sponsored a Vic- tory Dance in the High School Gym, ending a day of excitement on the right note. Celebrate Homecoming ’ !V Saugatuck Closes With Win ALL-LEAGUE Chip Snowden-C FOOTBALL SCORES Kim Slayer-B George Gendron-HB Saugatuck Bridgeman Joe Bekken-INT 0 6 Saugatuck Allendale HONORABLE MENTION 12 35 Saugatuck Fennville Bill Mclntyre-QB 18 12 Frank Biller-B Saugatuck Covert Don Berry-G 22 6 Saugatuck Hopkins ALL-AREA (SENTINAL) 6 30 Saugatuck Kalamazoo Chip Snowden-C Christian Don Berry-G 6 14 Saugatuck Lawton HONORABLE MENTION 8 21 - ALL STATE Saugatuck Holton 14 6 Chip Snowden-C This year's football team had plenty of experience but the record, 3 wins and 5 losses does not show it. The team played with 12 Seniors and Coach Lampen will have some rebuilding to do next year around the fine remaining Juniors. Next year with the new school we hope for a new winning record. FIRST ROW. Left to Right Mike Bolles, Noel Edwards. Joe Bekken. Chip Snowden. Don Beery. Rich Klaymk, Dave Bekken. SECOND ROW Timm Wiseley, Rudy Rentzel. Jim Hutchins. John Biller. Kim Slayer. Jack Koberstine. Frank Biller. Keith Aalderink. Torben Orngreen. Coach Lampen. THIRD ROW. Assist. Coach Bagierek. Chris Delke. Jeff Resseguie, Bill McIntyre. Larry Buwolda. Frank Westerfield. Mike Doucette. Bill Wilson. Assist. Coach Maher. FOURTH ROW. Dennis Tisdale. George Gendron. Doug Erlandson MISSING. Joe Bolles Golfers Putt Forth Great Ability 17 The golf team worked hard and showed their ability. Although they didn't have the season that was hoped for they did have the only female member to win a Varsity letter in the sport. Members are: Carla Wicks, Bill Wilson, Terry Hinson, Doug Eralndson and Robert Lussmyer. Coach: Dave Von Ins V S. H. S. Robin Schock Debbie Fincher Kathi Koberstem Sally Siska Joy Wilson Sarah Hoffman Debbie Ballou Marla McGill Darlene Johnson Eddie Betancourt Rudy Rentzel David See Mike Snyder Liz Canales Cathy Church Marianne Snyder Lissa Busscher Rita McIntyre Wendy June Theresa Monhollan Robert Lussmyer Sue Brockington Rick Baker Deb Hopper Lisa Bekken Sue Edgcomb Band Dennis Coles Dean Kelly Suzie Sneider Mike Novak Jim Monhollan Jeff Ressgue Janie Wright Jeff Shields Gina Boyce Mark Bild Lark Schock Dena Cannady Carla Wicks Vicki Woodwyke Claudia Costa Julie Miser Anna Orozco Jodie Beckman Marlene Sluis Tina Chadwick T'Onna Simmons Jack Smutny Frank Atwood Don Tourtellote Janice Sherspinsky Lee Church The Senior High Band has been working hard to earn money for camp next August. They sponsor- ed 3 concerts. 2 dinners and a Tag day. Other activities included half time shows. Tulip Time, Mayor Ex- change Day, and the Memorial Day Parade. 19 S.H.S. Bandsmen Go To Camp The Saugatuck High School Band, under the direction of Bud Morse, worked hard on the funda- mentals of marching and preliminary preparation for half time shows presented in the fall. Forty-six mem- bers attended Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp and began rehearsals immediately. The camp is located in Muskegon County. A typical day included six hours of marching drills and concert rehearsals. It was not all work, though, because the remainder of the day was spent in re- creation and evening ac- tivities. Mr. Morse said that, “The improvement of the band is very rapid, and this years marching band looks like it will be one of our best ever. In this sort of setting, the band was able to ac- complish as much as they normally achieve in a week. Besides, it was a lot of fun. 20 The Cadet Band The Cadet Band was busy this year participating in 3 Concerts, Tulip Time, and Memorial Day. They ac- complished a lot and they did a fine job. Ginny Kasten Cindy Klimzak Ann Droz Julie Larabee Sara O'Brien Jay Stahl Mike Jone Shawn Higgins Robert Rank Joe Siska Vicki Schock Gina Pezzuto Rusty Gardner Karen Barcal Barb Fiske Jill Hallgren Sally Harrington Julie Porter Debbie Diepenhorst Chris Kasang Carolyn Kasten Verda Shoulders Larry Snyder Tim Vesper Cheryl Forrester Kyle Burkett Robert Novak Marty Swagart Rob Boyce Larry Kelly Jefl Miser Sherry Rasmussen Linda Troutman Jan Veldhuis Vicki Blok Joe White Doug Ballou Bart Harringsma Steve Waugh Todd White Chorus The Senior Choir participated in 3 concerts this year, which were all very successful. The highlight of the year, was the receiving of new robes. Jack Koberstein, Mala Swagart, Laurie Schrieber. Marc Hayes, Car- la Wicks. Rhonda Rank, Karen Martin. Geraldine Graves, Mary Hebert, Bud Morse. Craig Jones. Marlene Sluis, Anna Orozco, Deb Burgoyne. Mary Cobb, Marlene Rininger, Marilyn Rininger. MISSING: Martha Brown. Craig Jones. George Gendron, Maria Droz, Coral Jones. Maria Pezzuto Janis Young. 21 S.H.S. Basketball . . . . This year the Varsity Basketball team will be losing six of its Senior members. They will be remembered for their great enthusiasm, good sports- manship and their skills in playing the game. But most of all they will be remembered for sharing in the victories and losses with the team, as a team; not as individual’s.” Seniors: Mike Baker, Dennis Tis- dale, Dave Bekken, George Gen- dron, Frank Biller, Bill McIntyre. 22 Seniors 73-74 BASKETBALL SAUG. OFF. MARTIN 63 41 BYRON CENTER 57 56 COVERT 80 88 ST. JOSEPH 74 59 ALLENDALE 61 56 BRIDGMAN 60 68 WATERVIELT 57 79 GALIEN 71 67 HOPKINS 46 62 HOLTON 73 53 FENNVILLE 65 49 LAWRENCE 74 60 ST. JOSEPH 46 50 MICH. LUTHERN 70 56 HOLTON 87 53 COVERT 67 62 HOPKINS 63 80 ALLENDALE 49 65 LANSING CAPT. 73 61 FENNVILLE 76 70 ALLENDALE 73 84 23 S.H.S. Varsity Has Winning Season r i Varsity: (TOP) Mike Baker, Frank Biller, Bill Wilson, Dave Bekken, Ralph Troutman. Bill McIntyre. Rich Klaynik, Joe Bolles, George Gendron, Dennis Tisdale, Keith Aalderink. Coach: Wayne Fries. L This year's Varsity Basketball team had it's up and downs; the joy of beating Covert and the disappoint- ment of losing to St. Joe Seminary. Seeing outstanding playing ability made us realize how proud we are of our team. We owe a great deal of our success to two outstanding players Mike Baker and Dave Bekken. But this success could never have been made possible without the great amount of time and effort put forth by our Varsity Coach, Wayne Fries .... and with his help. Saugatuck put three men on the All-League team. They were Mike Baker, Ralph Troutman and Dave Bekken. Thanks Guys! J. V’ End Season With ... 8 Wins ... 9 Losses J.V.: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Robert Pez- zuto. Mike Bolles, Jim Fisk, Jeff Ressegue. John Biller. Robert Lus- smyer. Bob Decker, Jim Hutchins, Doug Forrester. Berry Roper, Coach: Ron Westrate. The J.V. almost broke even with wins and losses. They put forth a great deal of effort and showed us some of their skills and abilities. All in all they're something to be proud of: Next year they'll make up a fine Varsity Team. The Frustrated Freshmen Defeated maybe, but not their pride . ... the freshmen learn by trial and error and gain experience. FROSH: Robert Bolles. Doug Compton, Mike Bounds, Rick Baker, Tom Kacor, Mike Snowden, Jose' Alfaro, Ernie Martin, Coach: Phil Maatman; NOT SHOWN: Steve Thompson and Tony Molnar. 26 The 8th grade had a terrific sea- son with 9 wins. Their two losses came from Covert with a light score of 53-50 and Mattawan with a gap of 63-32. They displayed out- standing talent in the Banjor Tour- naments taking two of the three games played. 8th: (FRONT ROW) Mike Caster, Mike Arnold, George Rentzel, Mike Phillippe, Jim Umbarger. (BACK ROW) Rick Nowak. Steve Bell, Joel White, Mike Jones. Dennis Betz, Tom Ressiguie, Kyle Burhett. Coach: Jerry Bagierek. NOT SHOWN: Steve Onken. The 7th grade too, displayed a good knowledge of basketball fun- damentals this year. With a record of 3-5, they started the season off with a Victory over Hopkins and defeated Allendale twice. 7th: (BOTTOM ROW) Mike Mac- zynski, Todd Whitw, Joe Siska, Lance Dyke, Russell Gardener, Steve Waugh, Larry Kelly, Jeff Miser, Jerry Dyke, Garth Sewers. Coach: Tom Herrick. NOT SHOWN: 7th 8th. . . Skill full. . . Victorious Where Walton Ends .... Girls Basketball Begins Varsity: (RIGHT) Jean Turic, Dar- lene Johnson, Marlene Sluis, Diane Kelly, Mala Swagart, Debbie Schorle, coach: Miss Hosley. J.V.: (BELOW) Cathy Bekken, Terry Betz, Janie Wright, Robin Shock, Kathy Klimzac, Sara French, An- gela Doucette, Lark Shock, Teresa Kelly. Where Walton ends, girls basket- ball begins, or should it be the oth- er way around? Not having as good of a season as hoped for, our girls have had a lot of fun and have gain- ed experience for an even better time next year. Junior High: (BOTTOM ROW) Vick- i Shock, Shiela Chadwick, Donna Brown, Anne Droz, Tonda John- son, Jane Cusack, Cindy Corral. (TOP ROW) Cindy Klimzac, Mardi Cusack, Gina Pezzuto, Peggy Manifold. Linda Mitchell. Karen Barcel, Diane Bolles, Marie Church, Brenda Bloomfield, coach: Vic Mayer. 29 Cheerleaders Attend M.S. U. Clinic This year, the J.V. cheerleading squad. Freshman, Meg Snowden and Senior, Suzie Sneider, attended a cheerleading clinic at Michigan State University. They learned some new routines, made friends and cheered at the football game. Along with all this, the girls sold smilie cups and orange blue Saugatuck Injun buttons to buy pom-poms for their routines. All and all, it was a fun year. Varsity: Sally Siska, Lissa Buscher, Darlene Johnson, Suzie Snieder, Cheryl Coles, Julie Herrold. Coach: Marcia Hosley. 30 J. V. Frosh TOP: J.V. Pam Phillippe, Karen Durham, Jani Wright, Sara French, Lark Shock. BELOW: FROSH: Rob- in Shock, Cathy Bekken, Dena Cannady, Meg Snowden, Joy Wilson. 31 Junior High Cheerleading ' 8th Grade: (RIGHT) Vicki Block, Diane £! Boiles. Barbra Fisk, Mardi Cusak, Jill A Hallgren. 7th Grade: (BELOW) Debbie Diepenhorst, Jean Hayes, Vicki Mayer, Vicki Shock, Julie Larrabee, Tonda Johnson, Donna Brown, Cindy Corral, Shiela Chad- wick, Jan Veldhuis J £ It’s An Alley-Up Year For Bowlers There was quite a group of bow- lers this year. Maybe they didn't get the ball to go in the right place all the time but they showed real enthusiasm and had some fun. Members are: Robin Schock, Mar- lene Riniger, Vickie Mayer, Vickie Schock, Marilyn Riniger, Cathy Bekken. Joe Siska, Larry Kelly, Dave Engel. Coach: Lucille Van Koovering. 34 Foreign Friends After having them around for awhile, we were anxious to find out some of their im- pressions. Q. Do you think American kids have more or less freedom than you do in your country? Doris: You have a lot more freedom but I don't think the kids are using it well. I like their being able to make their own decis- ions though Claudia: You do. but we are more family people. I don't know where the advantage lies, do you? Torben: Kids here in America have more goods than in Europe, but we've got more freedom. Q. What's the difference between dating here and at home? Doris. The kids here have less inhibitions a- bout getting to know each other well, but they aren't such meaningful relationships as we have. Claudia We re still virgins, that explains all. Torben: You won't see kids in Europe dat- ing. because we can t drive. It makes it too difficult to take a girl out. O. What surprised you about most Amer- icans? Dons: The young people working and be- ing completely independent of their par- ents. We don't have that at all. In that way we stay kids much longer Claudia: Senior Trip Torben: Gina Boyce For ’74 Outgoing Male This year Jeff Shields is Sauga- tucks' only Sum- mer Exchange Stu- dent. Jeff will be traveling to As- ker, Norway. He will be flying over June 18 to spend 2 months with the Agdestein family, and will return Au- gust 18. Homemaking With The F.H.A 36 Pete Mokma sticks up for Men's Rights in a Women's Liberated World as OFFICE GIRL!? The Of- fice girls are: Deb Schorle. Darlene Johnson, Mary Hebert, Peggy Tisdale, Jill Smutny, Laura Schrock, Jean Turic and our male influence Pete Mokma. F.H.A. Members: Advisor Mrs. Van Kover- ing, Marlene Rininger, Terri Betz, Marilyn Rininger, Martha Brown, Luetta Larson. Geraldine Graves, Mary Hebert, Lovett Graves, Cathy Church Work And Play With The Co-Ops And The Skiers Co-Ops: Laura Schrock-S.H.S. Of- fice, Jack Koberstine-Muskegon Hardware. Cheryl Coles-Lloyd J. Harris Pie. Darlene Johnson-Saug- atuck Drug Store, Frank Biller-But- ler. Vicki White-Butler. Ski Club Members: George Ren- tzel, Rhonda Rank. Chip Snow- den. Mala Swagart, Torben 0rn- green. Marc Hayes. Robert Lus- smyer, Rita McIntyre, Frank At- wood, Kathy Klimzak, Eddie Bet- ancourt. Rudy Rentzel. Cheryl Bar- cal. Lisa Bekken, Nanci Oyler, Doug Erlandson. Laura Kostyla. Joe Kostyla. John Fox. Scott Wise- ley. Russ Gardener Advisor Mr. Herrick. Compass Staff The Compass staff almost missed their deadline date for '74 ... . (as usual) . . . but as you can see they managed to get the book put together. Rah! We're proud of our book and hope you will be too . . . . not just today but 10 years or more from now. Jeff Shields, Dave Bekken, Eddie Betancourt, Vicki White, Lissa Bus- scher, Deb Schorle. Carla Wicks, Marcie Seymour, Suzie Sneider, Cynthia Stahl, Nanci Hopper, Mar- ia Corral, Rita McIntyre, Gina Boyce, Advisor Mrs. Moore, Julie Herrold 38 The Student Council Instead of just holding meetings and talking things out, the Student Council pitched in and helped run the Cafeteria. Another activity of Student Councils was Coronation with Bill McIntyre as King and Janet Conklin as Queen. Student Council Members: Advisor Mr. McFall, Mike Troutman, Dave Bekken, Sue Edgcomb, Suzie Sneider, Martha Brown, Mala Swagart, Vicki White. Maria Corral, Nanci Oyler, Joy Wilson, Karen Martin, Darlene Johnson, Julie Herrold, Carla Wicks. Gina Boyce, Deb Schorle, Karen Durham. 39 The Mash Shop workers did everything from selling juices and donuts to painting their shop wall. They are: Advisor: Mr. Wilson, Tim Yetze. Dennis Tisdale, Bill Bird, Larry Buwolda, Kim Slayer, Dave Bekken, Lois Beery. Bill McIntyre. Janice Aalderink, Natalie Young, Joanne Compton, Marlene Rininger. Terri Nicks, Peggy Tisdale, Darlene Johnson. Karen Martin, Marilyn Rininger. Spirit At S.H.S. With The Varsity And Pep Clubs Pep Club Members: Sue Edg- comb. Diane Kelly, Cindy Klimzak, Karen Martin, Sheila Chadwick, Advisor Mrs. Van Wieren, Ginny Kasten, Julie Porter, Marty Cusack. Varsity Club Members: Advisor Mr. Wilson, Don Beery, Jack Kober- stine, Dennis Tisdale, Timm Wise- ley, Dave Bekken, Rich Klaynik, Larry Buwolda, Torben 0rngreen, Joe Bekken, Eddie Betancourt. Bill McIntyre, Mike Bolles, Jim Fiske, Kim Slayer, Chip Snowden, Mike Troutman, Frank Biller. Two Go To State LEAGUE Ken Troutman 1st 440 Frank Biller 2nd Pole Vault Dave Bekken 2nd High Low Hurdles STATE Dave Bekken 4th High Low Hurdles Frank Biller 4th Pole Vault REGIONALS Dave Bekken High Low Hurdles Frank Biller Pole Vault IMPORTANT MEETS Houghton Relay C.M.U. Relays VARSITY TRACK: Team members: Dennis Tisdale, Kim Slayer, George Gendron, Jeff Resseguie, Torben 0rngreen, Dave Bekken, Don Beery, Doug Erlandson, Dennis Coles, Coach Westrate, Craig Jones, Timm Wiseley, Eddie Betancourt, Mike Troutman, John Biller, Mike Doucette, Ken Troutman. 42 Junior High Track: Team Members are: Robert Kim- ball, Brenda Bloomfield, Russ Gardener, Kevin Stough, Bill Sparks, Mike Castor, Joe White, Dennis Betz, Rick Nowak. Coach Dan Wilson, Duane Lewis, Todd White. Joe Siska, Vicki Schock, Debbie Klemm. Jane Cusack, Jerry Dieke, Steve Oonken. 43 44 This year our Varsity Baseball team set high goals but fell short. After losing the 1st few games they lost hope, but beating Eau Clair help- ed build their morale. Even though they couldn't brag about their re- cord they had a good time playing and hope for better days next sea- son. Team members: Coach Lampen, Mike Baker, Larry Buwolda, Don Beery, Denny Tisdale, Mike Bolles, Kenny Buwolda. Torben 0rn- green, Chip Snowden, Mike Snow- den, Jeff Resseguie, Tom Kacor, Kim Slayer. Injuns Get Scalped . . . . t Girl’s Softball Is Anything But Dull The girls did have an exciting sea- son, even though they weren't suc- cessful. They did a high scoring job of keeping up their morale and playing the game with spirit. Members are: (TOP) Suzie Sneid- er, Kathy Koberstine, Robin Schock, Sally Siska, Renie Rastall, (BOTTOM) Coach Mrs. Van Kov- ering, Julie Herrold, Janice Sher- pinsky, Cathy Bekken, Carla Wicks, Peggy Tisdale, Jill Smutny, Gerald- ine Graves, Mary Hebert, Deb Schorle, Theresa Brown, Dena Cannady. Girl's Track “Undefeated In ’74 The girls track was the only team to go un- defeated They had a season record of five wins. 0 losses and tied with Fennville. They participated in Fennvilles invitational Relays and went to Howard City for Regionals. Members are: (TOP) T’Onna Simmons. Lisa Bekken. Marlene Sluis. Rhonda Rank. Marla McGill. Janie Wright. Sue Edgcomb. Jody Beckman. Rita McIntyre. Theresa Monhollen. MISSING Sue Brockington. Coach Westrate 48 Sue Edgcomb Honored It wasn't your usual Sports Banquet. Well, it started off like they have before There were 265 people at Coral Gables May 14. gathered to honor the young men and women of Saugatuck High School who participated in athletics. The 10th annual event was sponsored by Saugatuck-Douglas Lions Club. The coaches mostly said. We didn’t win too many but we did have a good time’’, although the girls track team was undefeated A girl won the top award. Every year the Commercial Record gives a trophy to the person who letters in at least two sports and has the highest grade point average The trophy always has gone to a boy. This year Sue Edgcomb lettered in girl s track and girl’s basketball and was the top student. When the award was presented, the crowd was sur- prised. but they loved it. They gave her a standing Ovation. Departing Basketball Coach Wayne Fries was given a standing ovation. Fries presented his lettermen to the crowd and said it had been a pleasure to serve them. Most of the crowd showed their appreciation for his service by getting to their feet and applauding. There were three speakers this year instead of one They were Wally Hilgenberg. linebacker for the Minnesota Vikings; Jim Price, former Detroit Tiger catcher; and Denny McLain, former Tiger pitcher who won 31 games in 1968. Art Club Winners Marcie Seymour .... 12 Suzie Sneider.......12 Lee Stahl ............11 Jack Hallgren.......11 Debbie Ballou.......10 John Fox .............10 Larry Bitterling ......9 Lisa Bekken ...........9 Cindy Kimzak...........8 Sherry Rasmussen ... 7 Special Awards Meg Snowden Ed Betancourt Katie Chadwick Honors Awards In ’ Sousa Sue Brockington Marla McGill Most Improved Player Sally Sisk a 51 M'.W'W.V.VAVAVWW.'.V j A� . • .V • • %• • • DEAR ABBY CANDIDATES-Shirley Smith and Nanci Oyler. BEST LIKED-Bill McIntyre and Vicki White. CUTEST COUPLE-Darlene Johnson and Chip Snowden. AA CANDIDATE-Jack Wilson. OPPOSITE PAGE: CLASS CLOWN-Dennis Tisdale. MOST TALKED ABOUT-Dave Bekken and Sal- ly Siska. MAN AND WOMAN OF THE YEAR-Mike Trout- man and Marla McGill. CLASS OPTIMIST AND PESSIMIST-Gorden Berghuis and Susie Brockmgton, CLASS BRAIN-Timm Wiseley. HacK ELec non I— A ‘ ‘Seasons In The Sun ’ ’ Prom 1974 SEASONS IN THE SUN was the theme of this years Junior-Senior Prom. The setting was a quiet, out of the way place, Leisure Acres . . . but it wasn't quiet for long because it was awakened by some fine music which was provided by Friends, a new but fantastic group. The high point of the night was the reading of the Prophecy by the Well Read Junior President. Joe Bekken . . . and the Will by the Senior President, Susan Brockington. A good laugh was provided from both. The Juniors really made it an evening by providing favors. Afterwards everyone made their rounds of parties which finished a memorable evening. 55 Senior Trip “74” Saugatuck's bathing beauties The 1974 Senior Class traveled to Manistee for 3 days of fun and games. Coral Gables provided the indoor pool where many of the fes- tivities took place .... but many will remember those hall parties as ESPECIALLY good times. Shop- ping in downtown Manistee, golf, and just plain bummin' round were all part of it too. For the “No Trip Senior Class they managed to pack in as much fun as any previous class. Woops! Party time 57 58 Eighty-Seventh Commencement Saugatuck High School GRADUATION. . June 11. 1974. a time for everything GRADUATION . .62 assorted Seniors in caps and gowns all sizes, shapes, and each with different expressions and feelings. INVOCATION. . . Rev. Verne Hohl . . . private moments to be shared collectively SPEAKER Professor Smith . . remembering the past, concentrating on the future going foreward DIPLOMAS. . . Kuenzil . Breckenridge smiling, laughing, congratulations GRADUATION. . .62 Seniors sharing. reflecting, pondering GRADUATION . When all the people are gone, the memories are left . . . recall the empty corridors, the rainy days, the study, the cafeteria food, the good days, the bad days . little things mean a lot. 59 VALEDICTORIAN Timm Wiseley CLASS FLOWER White Carnation SALUTATORIAN Elizabeth Shields CLASS COLORS Navy Blue and Maroon CLASS SPONSORS Dan Wilson Tom Herrick CLASS MOTTO We Can Make It Happen 60 nrtb We the Senior Class, of sound mind and body, do hereby will to the Juniors all our lifelong possessions and personal assets in hdpes that they will become as successful as we are yet to be We. the Senior Class, will the Junior class Ralph Troutman. Tom Hoffman, and Jeff Hosher I. Mike Baker, will my papers to Bill Hosher l. George Gendron. will my Trojan Army to Scott Stud Baker I, Mike Troutman, will my sexy legs to Craig Jones and to Eddie Betancourt my great ability to B.S I. Mala Swaggart. will to Laurie Schneber my car when its broken to go booze-cruising in. to Dick Ouade to be uneven at anytime: to Joanne Compton my chest so that she can fill out her halter dress, and to Cheryl Barcal 101 excuses to get out of any mess I. Liz Canales, will to Keith Klimzak one case of Mountain House Chili with Beans and 27'4 rolls of pink toilet paper for his next canoe trip. I. Claudia Lima Costa, will to Anna Orozco one 3 X 5 piece of adhesive tape to slap on whenever she picks up a flag. I. Sue Fincher, will to Craig Jones the ability to keep his hands where they belong! I. Nancy Oyler. will to Eddie Betancourt the ability to say no and to mean it: to Craig Jones and Kathi Koberstme one chair in General Business, to Oscar Rodriquez the ability to get his Accounting in on time, and to Julie Herrold the ability to do her Accounting in class I. Cheryl Coles, will to Kenny Troutman my typing ability so he can get his work done sooner and still have time to goof around: and to Peggy Tisdale my teddy bear to cuddle-up with on cold lonely nights I. Carla Wicks, leave to Crash Schorle a Sherman tank good for 2.100 miles or 4 brick walls, whichever comes first, and to Frank Atwood and Don Tourtellotte the ability to play with feeling in their eyes l. Betsy Shields, will to Debbie Schorle a crash helmet because those 4 walls are coming sooner than she thinks I. Dennis Coles, will to Terry Hinson a decent brand of cigarettes and to Mike Novak an opportunity to drive a really fast car for the first time in his life-my Chevy wagon I. Susan Brockmgton. will to Debbi Burgoyne my expertise in managing Band Dinners, and to Marianne Snyder my ENTIRE collection of UNREAD Science Fiction books! I. Katie Chadwick, leave to Rene Rastail a witch cone. 3 Cheetah burgers, a super-duper- scooper button, and a bottle of Scope To Mr McFall a new pair of glasses so he can see what he really is. to Ralphy-poo Troutman 10.000 reasons for staging a protest next year and still have a place to live, and to Theresa Giles, the chest Darcy Arnold left me last year provided that she uses it well. I. Vicki White, will to Kathie Koberstme one nice. big. fat. juicy Butler Burger, and to Peggy Tisdale my government notes, accounting books, and my ability to be brave' I. Lissa Busscher. will to Angie Troutman my ability not to get jealous, and to Debbie Burgoyne the ability to stay in band her Senior and last year I. Debbi Hooper, will to Kieth Aaldennk my passion for purple, after all. he needs all the help he can get' l. Kim Slayer, will to Diane Kelly the ability to go into a store, buy a piece of bubble gum and not say. “Could I make it for less'7 ; and to Karen Martin one bottle of Coppertone Tanning Lotion for a darker, deeper and fuller tan I. Darlene Johnson, will to Eddie Betan- court all the love a wife has for her husband, and to Frank Atwood my twirling aoilities I. Bill McIntyre, will to David See my carpentry ability In hopes that someday he'll be able to build a box big enough for he and Marianne to stretch out in; and to Keith Aaldennk the scar on my knee so when he has any of his accidents, he has something to show for it. I. Sally Siska. will to Christy Bird, my barrens in hopes that someday, someone will be able to see her face, and to Debbie Fmcher my jeans so that someday she'll change hers I. Shirley Smith, will Vicki Hasty my ability to attract male attention in Zeeland to rescue her car from a ditch I. Laura Schronck. will to Peggy Tisdale my quietness I. Sarah Bloomfield Mulcahey. will to Jill Smutny my seat in Accounting. I know she'll do better than I did I. Marc Hayes, will to Keith Aaldennk my ability to walk down the halls without flexing my muscles, and also to Keith Klimzak my sex appeal and long flowing beard I. Marilyn Rinmger will to Joanne Compton the fun in helping Mrs Van Koevering with the Jr High I. Sue Forrester, will to Jill Smutny the ability to be good and go to Fennville every day next year I. Marlene Rinmger. will to Cathy Church, the fun of driving the F H A everywhere I. Natalie Young, will to Cheri Barcal my police record and court fine I. David Bekken. will to Bill Wilson one pair of Red Bali Jets so that he can get off the basketball court and into the garage faster, and to my brother Joe all the tape l used on my ankles to keep his mouth shut when he's drunk. I. Gma Boyce, of sound mind and BODY, leave to Don Tourtellotte every muscle in my body, and to every Junior girl I leave one bowl of milk I. Marcy Seymour leave to Pam Philippe one carton of Certs in hopes that she will develop better taste in men. I. Larry Buwolda. will my nickname of Hubby which is passed down through the years to David See - Jump through the hoop Davie I. Frank Biller, will to Joe Bekken and Rich Klaymk my ability to cook and to Tom Hoffman my basketball shoes in hopes he will grow into them next year I. Suzie Snieder will to Julie Herrold a crying towel to make it through one more year of cheerleading and to Deb Schorley a baseball mit without a hole m it. I. Timm Wiseley. in following the tradition whereby a member of the graduating class heirarchy devises to the ascending class yo-yo. something he is deficient in. bequeath my brains to Don Tourtellotte for as the great philosopher quoted He that hath none needeth plenty 62 Seniors . . . Class Of ’74 CLASS OFFICERS: PRES. Susie Brockington. ADVISOR Dan Wilson. STUDENT COUNCIL REP. Nancy Oyler, SEC. Cheryl Coles. STUDENT COUNCIL REP. Darlene Johnson, TREAS. Lissa Busscher. 64 DORIS LILAN ADMEK Dons Always happy, never sad. sometimes naughty, never bad. DAVID WILLIAM BEKKEN Mr Big Stuff • | am m love with all women until I can devote myself to one. GORDEN JAMES BERGHUIS Gordy Don t you think the joker laughs at you? FRANCIS XAVIER BILLER Franco Great Men are but life-sized Most of them are indeed rather short SARAH BLOOMFIELD Sarah Women of a few words are the best women. 65 JOAN MARIE BRAUN Joanne Nothing is impossible to a will mg heart. VIRGINIA GAIL BOYCE Gina If it’s more than a mouthful, it s wasted SUSAN CATHERINE BROCKINGTON Susie b If I only have books then I am happy. MARTHA ANN BROWN Marty He is happiest, be he king or peasant, who finds peace in his home. LISSA HOPE BUSSCHER Lissa And Hope enchanted, smiled, and waved her golden hair. LAWRENCE ALAN BUWOLDA Larry What would I do with brains when I can do so much without them GG CHERYL ANN COLES “Cheryl Most people are as happy as they make up their minds to be. DENNIS DALE COLES ■“Dennis “ To worry little, to study less, is his idea of happiness ALBERT LEROY CHURCH “Lee “A quiet type in a way. with always a friendly word to say CLAUDIA JUNQUEIRA de lima COSTA “Claudia “ Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. ELIZABETH CANALES Liz” A ship is safe in the harbor but that's not what ships are made for. KATIE ANN CHADWICK K.T.N. Like a bird on the wire, like a drunk in a midnight chair. I have tried in my own way to be free SUSAN LYNN FORRESTER Sue’' Be good and you will be lonesome ’ GERALDINE GRAVES Flip It is better to have loved and lost then not to have loved at all. I JANET HALLGREN CONKLIN ■Janet Pleasure may come of illusion, but happiness only of reality. MARC DUANE HAYES Marc We get so much in the habit of wearing disguises before others that we finally appear disguised before ourselves Hi NOEL EDWARDS SUSAN BELINDA FINCHER Noel Susie The man who moves mountains When the other kids seem dull begins by carring away small and dead, she always laughs stones. and jokes instead 68 MILLY KUBANEK Milly Her heart is like the moon, it has a man in it. MARGERITE LALLANDE McGill Marla Her friends, they are many: her foes are there any? JACK KOBERSTINE Jack” He’s witty and clever and talks on forever. DARLENE RAE JOHNSON Darlene” Happiness resides not in possesions and not in gold, the feeling of happiness dwells in the soul. DEBRA LYNNE HOPPER ‘ Debbi’ Happiness is like a butterfly. The more you chase it. the more it will elude you. but if you turn your attention to other things it will come and sit quietly on your shoulder. MARY KATHERINE HEBERT Charlie” They also serve those who only stand and wait WILLIAM DANIEL MclNTYRE •Bill Can you desire too much of a good thing? SHEILA ANN MINER Sheila Never too young to be old JON MICHAEL MOSTROM Jon He'll never work, he doesn believe in it. TERRI LYNN NICKS Terri The riches that are m the heart cannot be stolen. BH TORBEN CHRISTIAN ORNGREEN Torben I'm always prompt no matter how long it takes NANCY ELIZABETH OYLER Nancy 'So many gentle friends are near whom one can scarcely see. I should never be alone, where ever I may be. 70 ♦ H I V MARILYN JEAN RINIGER Marilyn Life is full of friends, some stay and some don’t. IDA SANTELLAN Ida The real secret of happiness is not what you give or recieve. it's what you share. MARLENE JANE RINIGER Marlene For everything that you have missed you have gained something else. LAURA LEE SCHROCK Laura Some say she’s quiet, but if they knew her they'd deny it. MARTHA SEYMOUR “Marcy My speciality is being right when other people are wrong. ELIZABETH MARIE SHIELDS “Betsy How can you be two places at once, when you're not anywhere at all. ♦ SALLY JEANNE SlSKA Sally Tis what I love that determines how I love. 71 SUSAN JEAN SNEIDER Suzie Friendship is the only cement that will hold the world together CHARLES H SNOWDEN •Chip’ Goodness lies within a man's heart, for he is happy when he does good and he is stupid or mad when he does evil. MALA KAY SWAGART -Mala Cup I will reveal to you a love potion, without medicine, without herbs, without magic, if you want to be loved by the love DENNIS MICHAEL TISDALE “Tizzy “Happiness is a gold plated velvet cushioned bench! 72 MICHAEL ALLEN TROUTMAN FLORINDA JEAN TURIC Mike Turkey” I was gratified to be able to 1 am glad I am not a man. for if 1 answer promptly, and 1 said 1 were 1 would be obligated to didn't know ' marry a woman. 73 3L ■ V 'Vft J F NftRC HAYES Junior Class Officers; LEFT TO RIGHT, Advisor Lynn Ham- mon. Julie Herrold, Student Council Rep. Diane Kelly, Vice President. Jill Smutny, Secretary. Sue Edcomb, Student Council Rep. Joe Bekken, President. MISSING, Angie Trout- man, Treasurer. Tracy Achterhof Carmen Alfaro Juniors Frank Atwood Cheri Barcal Don Beery Joe Bekken Pam Bogard Joseph Bolles Debbie Burgoyne 78 Class Of 75 Joanne Compton Steve Dornan Sue Edgcomb BELOW: Doug Erlandson Deb Fincher Paul Flint • 79 Regina Gillis Jack Hallgren Vickie Hasty Julie Herrold Terry Hinson Jeff Hoshor Craig Jones Christine Kelly Diane Kelly Rich Klaynik Karen Martin Craig Miser Pete Mokma Anna Orozco In memory of our class- mates. Mark Stough and Dan Rasp. 80 Renie Rastall Laurie Schreiber David See Jill Smutny Marianne Snyder MISSING: Scott Baker Eddie Betancourt Christy Bird Becky Box Mary Cobb Gary Graham Steve Green Keith Klimzak Kathy Koberstine Patricia Mostrom Dick Quade Mary Ramos Oscar Rodriguez Deb Schorle Marlene Sluis Ralph Troutman 81 Debbie Ballou Ralph Betancourt Sophomores Class Of 76 Peggy Baker Terri Betz Rex Bird Wayne Bjorklund Robert Bloomfield Michael Bolles Becky Box Theresa Brown 82 Bill Chadwick Paul Christenson Cathy Church BELOW: Ricky Church Robert Decker Chris Delke 83 Dan Diepenhorst Karen Durham Betsy Fincher Jim Fiske Doug Forrester Theresa Forrester John Fox Lovett Graves David Hoadley Bill Hoshor Jim Hutchins Kevin Kimball 84 Rudy Rentzel Jeff Resseguie Barry Roper Janice Scherpinsky MISSING: Angela Doucette, Maria Droz, Pam Engel, Randy Fisher, Sara French, Maria Pez- zuto, Jem Green, Coral Jones, Theresa Kelly, Luetta Larson, Kevin Sluis. Robert Miner, Jim Monhollon, Mike Novak, Jan Nowak. Janie Young Lark Schock Jeff Shields Diane Wells Patti White Jani Wright 85 Freshmen . . . Class Of 77 . . . Class Officers: Trea- surer Jody Beckman, Advisor Mrs. Oonk, Vice President Mark Bild, Secretary Rita McIntyre, MISSING: President Tina Chad- wick. 80 Larry Bitterling Robert Bolles Mike Bounds Ken Buwolda Dena Cannady Sheila Carper Tina Chadwick Doug Compton Maria Corral Mike Doucette Mark Gendron Ken Gerome Cathy Glover Jeff Hallgren Sarah Hoffman Nancy Hopper Jim Johnson Wendy June Tom Kacor Dean Kelly 87 Ernie Martin Rita McIntyre Julie Miser Tony Molnar Teresa Monhollon Chester Murphy Ronda Rank Dan Santellan Robin Schock T’Onna Simmons Jack Smutny Meg Snowden Mike Snowden Mike Snyder Candi Stough Steve Thompson Betty Joe Westerfield Joy Wilson Scott Wiseley Vickie Woodwyk MISSING: Cecilia Ramos Tony Roger Troy Shoulders Cynthia Stahl Violet Summerfield 88 Class Officers: Paul Crawford Joe White Advisor Mr. Bagierek Kyle Burkett Barb Fiske 8th Grade . . . Class Nick Alfaro Mike Arnold Bill Atman Of Karen Barcal Steven Bell Dennis Betz Vicki Blok Brenda Bloomfield Diane Bolles Ramona Box Don Brown Ken Burgoyne 89 Kim Burgoyne Kyle Burkett Mike Castor Marie Church Paul Crawford Mardi Cusack John Dorr Anthony Doucette Barb Fiske Cheryl Forrester Jill Hallgren Sally Harrington Danny Herrold Mike Jones Virginia Kasten Cindy Klimzak Joe Kostyla Holly Lambert Peggy Manifold Danny Mayer 90 David Mayer Linda Mitchel John Nicks Rich Nowak Bill O'Brien Steve Onken Gina Pezzuto Mike Phillippe Carmen Pitcher Julie Porter George Rentzel Tom Ressequie Bill Summerfield Martin Swagart Rick Troutman Jim Umbarger Vickie Warner Joel White Jim Williams Alberta Wilson 91 Class Officers: Trea- surer Sheila Chad- wick, Advisor Mr. May- er, President Larry Kel- ly, Secretary Anne Droz, Vice President Vicky Schock. Seventh ... Class Of 79 .. Doug Ballou Marianne Beckley Susie Betz Pam Bird Lorie Box Rob Boyce Donna Brown Sheila Chadwick Terry Christenson Zenaida Corral Jane Cusack Jerry Deike Lance Deike 92 Debbie Diepenhorst Anne Droz David Engel Cindy Engel Mark Erlandson Rusty Gardener Bart Haringsma Jean Hays Shawn Higgins Dori Hiser Betsy Hopper Tonda Johnson Chris Kasang Coral Kasten Larry Kelly Robert Kimball Debbie Klemm Laura Kostyla Jim Labadie Julie Larrabee Heather Lawson Duane Lewis Mary Ann Maczynsk Mike Maczynski Jim Manifold 93 Vickie Mayer Becky Mayer Val McIntyre Jeff Miser Sara O'Brian Robert Rank Sherry Rasmussen Grace Rogers Jim Santellan Vicki Schock Garth Sewers Verda Shoulders Betty Simonson Larry Snyder Bill Sparks Kevin Stough Linda Troutman Jan Veldhuis Tim Vesper Terry Walters Doug Waldo Steve Waugh Todd White Liz Wilson Connie Zigterman MISSING: Alberto Ramanos Joe Siska Jean Smutny Jay Stahl 94 JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: Advisor Dave Von Inns, Linda Mitchell, Cindy Klimzak, Vicky Blok, Paul Crawford, Julie Porter, Barb Fiske, Mardi Cusack, Sheila Chadwick, Vicky Schock, Anne Droz. 95 TOP: Board of Education; BACK ROW: Russ Wilkinson, Don Oyler Tom Phelps, Ken Vandermolen, Eugene Sneider. FRONT ROW: Robert Brackenridge, Debbie Hoff- man, and William McVea. LEFT: Principal, John Kuenzli, Assistant Principal, Richard McFall, Coun- selor, Bob Riemersma. BELOW: Superintendent, Don Oyler. Special Talents At S.H.S. r Line up as follows: TOP ROW - Dale Winters, Marianne Oonk, Jerry Bagierek, Jeanne Van Wieren, Jack Lampen, Phil Maatman, Lynda Farrar, Dan Wilson, Candy Speet, Dave Von Ins, Bud Morse. BOTTOM ROW: Marcia Hosley, Vic Mayer, Lynn Hamman, Dick McFall, Cathie Moore, Tom Herrick, Wayne Fries, Lucy Van Kovering, Ron Westrate, Jerry Kelly. 99 LEFT TO RIGHT-Kay Hungerford, Sue Tis- dale, Mary Laskers, and Sharon Bielik. Secretaries Keep Offices In Order Faculty Directory Gerald Bagierek . . . Junior High Social Studies; BA. Western Mich. University; Coach-8th Grade Basketball, Assistant Football, Assistant Baseball, Sponsor-8th Grade Class. Lynda Farrar . . . R.S.W. BA Hope College. Wayne Fries . . . Physical Education; BA Michigan State University; Coach-Varsity Basketball. Lynn Hamman . . . Reading; BA Northwestern Univer- sity; Sponsor-Junior Class. Tom Herrick . . . Government, Typing; BS Western Michigan University; Sponsor-Senior Class. Ski Club Dorothy Hutchins . . . Librarian, BA Wells College, BLS Columbia University. Marcia Hosley . . . English, General Business; BA Western University; Sponsor-Cheerleaders, Girls' Basketball Coach. John Kuenzli . . . Principal: BS Michigan State, MA Michigan State. Jack Lampen . . . Mathematics; BA Ferris, MA Michigan State; Coach-Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball. Phil Maatman . . . Shop; BS Michigan State University; Sponsor-Junior Class; Coach-Frosh Basketball. Vic Mayer . . . Science; BA Western Michigan Univer- sity. Richard McFall . . . Government; History; Assistant Principal; BA Hope College; MA Western Michigan University; Sponsor-Student Council. Catherine Moore . . . Art; BFA Wayne State University; MA Michigan State; Sponsor-Yearbook. Lathrop Morse . . . Band; BA Albion College, MA University of Michigan. Mary Ann Oonk . . . English; BA Hope College; Sponsor-Freshman Class. Bob Riemersma . . . Counselor; BS Western Michigan University; MA Western Michigan University. Candy Speet . . . Mathematics, Junior High Counselor, BA Hope College. Lucy Van Kovering . . . Home Ec; BS Western Michigan University; Sponsor-FHA, Sophomore Class. Coach-Girls' Softball, Bowling. Jeanne Van Wieren . . . English; Spanish; BA Central; Sponsor-Pep Club. Ron Westrate . . . Science; BA Grand Valley, MS Western Michigan University; Coach-J.V. Basketball; Sponsor-Science Club, Track. Dan Wilson . . . Business; Typing; BS Ferris State College; Athletic Director; Assistant Coach-Track., Sponsor-Varsity Club. Senior Class. Dale Winters . . . Vocational shared-time building construction; BA Illinois State University. MA Western Michigan University. Dave Von Ins . . . English; Junior High Counselor; BA Hope College Coach-Golf, Sponsor-Junior High Stu- dent Council. “Just A Moment Please’ Memories are made of material things to be felt in the same perspective as when they were realities . . . Allegan Fair time. Homecoming, Coronation, all contributing to the vast memory of Saugatuck High. It takes but a moment to catch a look at the past ... to reflect on last years basketball games . . . only a moment to measure and apply . . . Hold fast that moment! But we must not look back . . . the life of our high school is more than a building, old or new . . . it is a complete assortment of involvement including trips to your locker, being a cheerleader or an athlete, enjoyment of a class lecture and receipt of tomorrows homework assignment. Don’t look back, something may be gaining on you. Altogether now . . . let's hear it for Saugatuck High. Let's excell, lets accomplish something . . . let's go on to our new school. Our faces reflect some sadness at leaving our old building but the hopes and excitement of a new Saugatuck High far outreach the past. Given an opportunity to grow and mature these faces will guide tomorrow's destinies. ADVERTISERS Compliments of CORAL GABLES The place to go in “74 104 Compliments of BILL WILSON’S GOURMET SHOP Compliments of GRAY GABLES Good Luck Seniors DOUGLAS FOOD SHOP Congratulations Seniors JOHNSON’S MOBILE VILLIAGE A New Fun Shop Compliments of CHARLES STASIK UPHOLSTERING Compliments of OOSTINGS Congratulations To The Class of “74” NAUGHTINS MARINA Good Luck Seniors From The M A S H SHOP Compliments of THE SKYLINE 310 Butler St. Clothes - Hand Crafted Jewelry Stuffed Animals - Circa Candles. With The Compliments Best Wishes of THE MARTHA SHOP Saugatuck, Mich. Congratulations Congratulations To All Best Wishes To The Graduates R. E. BARBER FORD - FORD R. DeNOOYER CHEVROLET INC. CHEVROLET ELHART PONTIAC AMC - PONTIAC - AMC FRED'S CAR LOT - FIAT FRIS STATIONERS The Thoughtfulness Shop Holland AMERICA’S STEAK EXPERT Good Luck Class of '74 SUPERIOR SPORT STORE, RIVER AVE, HOLLAND WOODEN SHOE FACTORY CAFFEE S APPLIANCE CENTER Shoppers Fair Plaza Your Newest General Electric Dealer Phone 396-6513 US 31 at 16th St. Holland, Mich. 49423 I THE sukreit OF SAUGATUOK Good Luck Seniors loe 247 Butler Saugatuck, Mich. 49453 (616) 857-2030 Citizens Trust And Savings Bank CLEARBROOK Congratulations Seniors SAUGATUCK WALGREEN DRUGS EMBASSY THE BUTLER Congratulations to the Class of 74 New Owners: Ted and Rita m compliments of the BOATHOUSE TAFTS SUPERMARKET compliments of LAKEVIEW LANES compliments of TASTEE FREEZ Douglas. Michigan WEST SHORE GOLF CLUB LODGE LIQUOR-BAR AND LUNCH COUNTER 1 Block W. of Douglas Blinker Light 134 Butler compliments of PARAMOUNT TOOLS Drama 1 12 KASTEN’S See us for Kist Beverages compliments of WEST SHORE MARINE Douglas. Michigan BRADYS congratulations Seniors AMERICAN TWISTING congratulations from ALVIN D. BOS compliments of BREEZY ACRES MOTEL congratulations Seniors THE SHUSS-IN SKI SHOP compliments of MEYER MUSIC HOUSE KONING HARDWARE congratulations Seniors SHIP SHORE MOTEL Saugatuck, Michigan congratulations best wishes Class of 74 ANCHOR PARK AMUSEMENTS .nsi „Tiiboks Products Inc. general offices SsRV ncj qrec uiith SIX conuenitnr locations the 'people’s bank 2 West 8th Street Holland. Michigan compliments of DYKEMA TAILORS Holland, Michigan compliments of “LITTLE MISS MODERN HAT SHOP Holland, Michigan Right On Seniors BORR'S BOOTERY Congratulations Seniors WOLBRINK AGENCY INC compliments of l o jand ) (DlcKiqok KEPPLES BRASS TOWN 63 East 8th Street Holland, Michigan n TWILO'S BEAUTY SALON IV S ARMY E. B. Davidson, U.S. Army Recuiter TEERMANS GIFT SHOPPE Bridal Headquarters for: Shower and wedding gifts, small wrapping. Save green stamps. Phone 392-9585 20 E. 8th Street Holland, Michigan U.S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION 25 W. 8th Street Holland. Michigan 616 396-3239 3282 Over 300 jobs available It’s the real thing, Coke, Complete Photo Finishing Service Darkroom Supplies rvi Albums - Picture Frames Repair Rental Service Wedding Photography - Candid Casual Portraits LAKEWOOD PHOTO CENTER Bill Dykstra - Owner (Over 20 Years Experience) Call 392-6164 Residence 392-4192 228 N River (In Lakewood Plaza) Find Us Fast In The . . . Yellow Congratulations, To The Class Of 74 from THE ELBO ROOM and THE CAVALIER Dorie and Ray Allen Congratulations from the AUTO CLUB OF MICHIGAN COHO . STEELHEAD - TROUT X’— ALSO PRIVATE CRUISES 3-v ‘ BOB PEEL'S CHARTER SERVICE TWO BOATS CANT MISS CANT HARDLY Box 51 Sauoatuck, Mich 49453 Contact G basons marina p ONI 6)6. 697.9973 HOMI, 616) 857.2269 Compliments to the seniors from the YEARBOOK STAFF i is Senior Activities DORIS ADAMEK-Exchange Student. Paraguay, South America. MIKE BAKER-Baseball 9,10,12. Basketball 9,10,11,12. Football 9. Track 9. Mash Shop 12. DAVID BEK KEN-Baseball 9,10,11. Basketball 9,10,11,12. Football 9,10,- 11.12. Track 9,10,11,12. Most Valuable Player-Basketball 12. Most Valuable Player-Track 11. Voted Most Talked About 12. Homecoming Prince 9. Class Officer 9. Student Council Vice President 12. Vice President of Class 10.11. Newspaper 11. Yearbook 12. Varsity Club 11,12. Building Trades 12. Mash Shop 12. GORDON BERGHUIS-YFU 11. Chorus 12. Yearbook 11,12. Voted Class Idealist 12. FRANK BILLER-Baseball 9,10.11. Basketball 9,10,11,12. Football 10,- 11.12. Track 10,11,12. Boys State Alternate 11. Cornation Prince 9. Class Vice President 12. Co-Op 12. Newspaper 10,11. Varsity Club 11,12. Mash Shop 11,12. BILL BIRD-Baseball 10. Football 10,- 11.12. Track 10,11. Varsity Club 11,- 12. Mash Shop 12. SARAH BLOOMFIELD-Chorus 9,10. GINA BOYCE-Girls Basketball 9,10,- 11. Track 9. Art Club Winner 10. Water Safety Award 10. Cheerleading 9,10. Band 9.10.11,12. Pep Band 9,- 10.11.12. YFU 11. Student Council 12. Yearbook 10,11,12. Play Cast 9. Newspaper 11. Science Club 10. Pep Club 11. JOANNE BRAUN SUE BROCKINGTON-Track 9,11,12. YFU 11. Voted Class Realist 12. Class President 12. Band 9.10,11,12. Pep Band 9,10,11,12. Band Aide 9,10.11. Band Secretary 11. Band President 12. Ski Club 9,10,11,12. MARTHA BROWN-Bowling 10,11. Class Treasurer 9. Student Council 12. Chorus 9,10,11,12. FHA 9,10,11,- 12. Pep Club 11. Science Club 10,11. LISSA BUSSCHER-Girls Softball 11. Track 9. On-Going Committee 10,11. Cheerleader 12. Class Treasurer 12. Majorette 12. Band 9,10,11,12. Pep Band 11. Pep Club 11. Science Club 11. Newspaper 11. Yearbook 11,12. LARRY BUWOLDA-Baseball 10.11,- 12. Football 11,12. Building Trades 11. Mash Shop 12. Newspaper 11. Varsity Club 11,12. LIZ CANALES-Girls Basketball 11. Girls State Alternate 11. On-Going Committee 10.11. Student Council 9,- 10. Cheerleader 10. Band 9,10.11,12. Pep Band 9.10.11. Class Secretary 11. Science Club 9,10,11. Yearbook 10,11,12. KATIE CHADWICK-Art Club Winner 12. Office Girl 11. Band 10,11. LEE CHURCH-Band 10,11. CHERYL COLES-Coronation Princess 9. Homecoming Queen 12. Student Council 11. Class Secretary 9,10,12. Cheerleading 9,10,11,12. Co-Op 12. Band 9. Pep Club 11. Newspaper 11. DENNIS COLES-Track 12. Homecoming Prince 11. Pep Band 12. Band 9,10,11.12. Mash Shop 12. JANET CONKLIN-Water Safety Award 10. Coronation Queen 12. Homecoming Princess 10. Cheerleading 10,11,12. Band 10,11. Newspaper 11. Pep Club 11. CLAUDIA COSTA-Exchange Student. Rio De Janeiro. Brazil. Band 12. NOEL EDWARDS-Baseball 9.10,11. Football 9,10,11,12. Track 10,11. Var- sity Club 11,12. Band 9. SUSAN FINCHER-Band 9,10. Pep Band 10. Newspaper 11. Pep Club 11. SUE FORRESTER GEORGE GENDRON-Baseball 9. Basketball 9,10,11,12. Football 9.10,- 11.12. Track 9,10,11. Homecoming Prince 10. Chorus 12. Mash Shop 12. Varsity Club 11,12. GERALDINE GRAVES-Girls Softball 11.12. Batter Bowl Award 10. Chorus 12. FHA 9,10,11,12. Pep Club 11. MARC HAYES-Track 12. Chorus 12. Ski Club 9.10,11,12. Science Club 10,11. MARY HEBERT-Girls Softball 11,12. Wooden Spoon Award 10. Student Council 11,12. Office Girl 12. Chorus 12. FHA 9,10,11,12. Pep Club 11. MIKE HERBERT-Co-Op 12. Building Trades 12. Band 9,10. DEBBIE HOPPER-Girls Basketball 9. Art Club Winner 11. Student Council 10. Teachers Aide-Elementary 12. Band 9,10,11.12. Pep Band 9,10. Yearbook 9,10,11,12. 119 LARRY HOSLEY DARLENE JOHNSON-Girls Softball 11. Girls Basketball 9,10.11,12. Voted one of Cutest Couple. Class Vice President 9,10. Co-Op 12. Majorette 11.12. Office Girl 12. Student Council 11.12. Cheerleading 9,10,11,12. Mash Shop 12. Play Cast 9. Band 9,10,11,- 12. Pep Band 9. Newspaper 11. Pep Club 11. JEFF KLAYNIK-Building Trades 12. JACK KOBERSTINE-Football 12. Co- Op 12. Chorus 12. Varsity Club 12. MILLY KUBANEK-Girls Basketball 10,11. Co-Op 12. MARLA McGILL-Girls Softball 11. Bowling 12. Track 11,12. Voted Class Woman of the Year 12. Chorus 12. Band 11,12. FHA 12. Ski Club 11,12. Pep Club 11. BILL MclNTYRE-Basketball 10,11,12. Football 10,11,12. Track 10,11. Voted Best Liked 12. Coronation King 12. Class Treasurer 10. Student Council 10. Building Trades 11.12. Mash Shop 12. Varsity Club 11,12 SHEILA MINER-Class President 9. Class Treasurer 10. JON MOSTROM-Band 9,10. TERRI NICKS-Mash Shop 12. TORBEN ORNGREEN-Exchange Stu- dent. Dragor, Denmark. Baseball 12. Football 12. Track 12. Homecoming King 12. Ski Club 12. NANCY OYLER-Voted Dear Abby Candidate 12. YFU 11. Class Secretary 9. Student Council 12. Cheerleading 9. Band 9,10. Pep Band 9,10. Ski Club 9,10.11,12. MARILYN RININGER-Future Home- maker of America 10. Chorus 9.10.11.12. Mash Shop 12. FHA 9,10,- 11.12. Bowling 11. 120 MARLENE RININGER-Chorus 9,10,- 11.12. Mash Shop 12. FHA 9,10,11,12. Bowling 11. IDA SANTELLAN-Good Neighbor Award 10. Girls State Representative 11. Girls Softball 11. Office Girl 11. FHA 11. LAURA SCHROCK-Girls Basketball 10.11. Co-Op 12. Chorus 9,10. Ski Club 9. MARCY SEYMOUR-Girls Basketball 9.10. Art Club Winner 12. Cheerleading 9. Band 9.10,11. Pep Club 10,11. Science Club 11. Year- book 11,12. BETSY SHIELDS-Salutatorian 12. Student Council 9,11. Band 9,10. Pep Band 9,10. Yearbook 10,11,12. Ski Club 11,12. Science Club 9,10,11. Play Cast 9. SALLY SISKA-Girls Softball 11,12. Girls Basketball 9,10. Track 9. Voted Most Talked About 12. Cheerleading 9.12. Band 9,10,11,12. Pep Band 9. Play Cast 9. Newspaper 11. Pep Club 11. MARCY SKANDIS-Art Club Winner 11. KIM SLAYER-Base ball 9,10,11,12. Basketball 9,10. Football 11,1.2. Golf 9.10. Track 12. Building Trades 12. Mash Shop 12. Varsity Club 11,12. SHIRLEY SMITH-Voted Dear Abby Candidate 12. Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 12. Band 11. FHA 9. Pep Club 11. SUZIE SNEIDER-Girls Softball 11,12. Art Club Winner 12. Cheerleading 9,- 10.11.12. Student Council 11,12. Band 10,11.12. Pep Band 10. Year- book 12. Pep Club 11. Science Club 11. CHIP SNOWDEN-Baseball 10,11,12. Football 11,12. Most Valuable Player- Football 12. Bowling Trophy Award WALSW0RTH Mare'llnr Mo, ISA 12. Student Council 11. Chorus 11. Pep Club 11. Newspaper 11. Ski Club 11.12. Varsity Club 11,12. Voted other of Cutest Couple. DENNIS TISDALE-Baseball 9,12. Basketball 9.10,11,12. Football 9,10,- 11.12. Track 11,12. Bowling Trophy Award 12. Varsity Club 11,12. Mash Shop 12. Voted Class Clown. MIKE TROUTMAN-Football 10,11,12. Track 9,10,11,12. Voted Class Man of the Year 12. Student Council Presi- dent 12. Student Council 11,12. Band 9,10. Pep Band 9,10. Varsity Club 11,- 12. Newspaper 11. Pep Club 11. JEAN TURIC-Girls Softball 11. Girls Basketball 9,10,11,12. Track 9. Most Valuable Player-Basketball 9. DAR Winner 12. Office Girl 12. FHA 10. Newspaper 11. Chorus 11. VICKI WHITE-Voted Best Liked 12. Homecoming Princess 9. Class Presi- dent 10. Girls State Candidate 11. Student Council Secretary 12. Co-Op 12. Band 9.10. Pep Band 10. Year- book 12. Newspaper 11. CARLA WICKS-Girls Softball 11,12. Girls Basketball 9,10,11. Golf 12. Track 9. YFU 11. Class President 11. Student Council 10,11,12. Play Cast 9. Band 9,10,11,12. Pep Band 9,10,11,- 12. Yearbook 10,11,12. Science Club 11. Pep Club 11. Chorus 12. JACK WILSON-Basketball 9,10. Voted AA Candidate—1974 12. Building Trades 12. TIMM WISELEY-Football 9,10,11,12. Track 9,10,11,12. Valedictorian 12. Voted Class Brain 12. Boys State Representative 11. Commercial Record Award 11. Class President 9. Play Cast 9. Band 9,10. Pep Band 9,- 10. Science Club 9,10,11. Varsity Club 11. NATALIE YOUNG-Mash Shop 12. Chorus 12. Newspaper 11. 9