Saugatuck High School - Compass Yearbook (Saugatuck, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1977 volume:

COMPASS SAUCATUCK HIGH SCHOOL SAUCATUCK, MICHIGAN VOLUME 15 Editor Rita McIntyre Co-Editors Karen Chalice Kyle Burkett Business Editor Sherry Rassmussen Staff Debbie Klemm Photographers Todd White Dennis Betz Senior Editor Rita McIntyre Staff Karen Chalice Undergrad Editor Debbie Klemm Staff Kim Kittredge Lynn Wicks Linda Powers Dawn Shreckengust Sports Editor Kyle Burkett Staff Activities Organizations loel White Peggy Maniford Editor Karen Chalice Staff .... Cindy Corral Kim Kittredge Classes Editor Ian Velhuis Staff Virginia Kasten Typists Diane Bolles Linda Powers General Staff Lance Dieke loel White Cover Design Rita McIntyre Advisor Special Photography Essenberg Studio-Holland STAFF FOR YOU HAVE LEARNED. ONE SCHOOL IS FINISHED, AND THE TIME HAS COME FOR ANOTHER TO BEGIN 3 Far ayyav there in the sunshipetare my f highest aspiratitfllm I ma mn leach t$ie but I can look upaii d seelheifyeauty believe in them, and try to follow w neret hey Feac Rita Mclntyrg Being Co-Editor and Sports Editor of the Compass, I find myself in a position of responsibility... not just for the sections to be done, but for myself and the junior members on the staff. On top of putting sec- tions together, I find myself advising others, and my- self on how things are done. Yearbook is a great learn- ing experience that should be a part of every Sauga- tuck High School student. A yearbook is something that you can sit on a beach with and remember when ... a yearbook is more than a couple of pictures of yourself and some of your friends ... it’s a book that has mem- ories. The yearbook we put out lives on after you have left Saugatuck High. As Co-Editor of the Compass I look forward to making next years book just as great as this years. 7 V THE STUDENTS RELAXED IN THE SAND, AND IN TIME THEY LISTENED MORE CLOSELY... THEY HAVE BEGUN TO UNDERSTAND WHAT THEY ARE AND HAVE BEGUN TO PRACTICE IT ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION-Standing: Russ Wilkinson, Bill McVea, Frank Lamb, Eugene Sneider. Seated: lanet Wolbrink, Pres. Ken VanderMolen, and Marty Carey. Left to right: Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Wayne Krueger, High School Prin- cipal, lohn Kuenzli, and High School Counselor, Tom Nowak. 10 Classes MOCK ELECTION Most Studious: Sarah Hoff- man and Larry Bitterling Class Elvis: Tony Molnar Most Athletic: Robin Schock and Steve Thompson Most Classy Class: The Class of 77 Most Energetic: Rita McIntyre and Ken Buwolda Most Likely to Succeed: Meg Snowden and Dan Santel- lan Most Talked About: Candi Stough and Mark Cendron Class Flirts: Ronda Rank and Ken Cerome Class Clowns: Cathy Bekken and Mike Doucette Best Dressed: loy Wilson and Mark Bild 19 PROM 1977 The Junior Class of SAUGATUCK HIGH SCHOOL Requests The Honour of Your Presence at the JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM On Saturday, the thirtieth of April Nineteen Hundred and Seventy-Seven from 8:00 P.M. - 12:00 A.M. at Coral Gables - Rathskeller This years lunior-Senior Prom theme was The Long and Winding Road . The setting was a uniquely new decorated Rathskeller... where good music was provided by C.R. Sound. The reading of the Prophecy followed by the Seniors Will gave everyone a good laugh or two. .. but the real ,Highlight of the eve- ning came when no other than Tony Molnar grabbed the microphone... swiveled those Elvis hips of his and sang, You Ain't Nothin' but a Hounddog . A prom I'm sure we'll all remember. 20 THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD TRAVERSE AGAIN IN 77 The seniors went off again this year to the rugged northland of Traverse City. Park Place Motor Inn housed the group and although the weather was not the best it didn't dampen the spir- its of these seniors. The group played tennis, went shopping, had some great parties, and even had time for some quick snoozes. Mr. Fries and Ms. Cor- sline were the lucky chaperones. Park Place, here we come. 22 Sleeping Beauty 'Cary, Cary, quite contrary. Love A quiet moment Angels on the Court The Ladies Aide Society Time to Rise and Shine 23 Overcome time, and all we have left is Now. And in the middle of Here and Now, don't you think that we might see each other once or twice? Margaret Snowden and Larry Bitter ling The Senior Board; Uia Bekken, Joy Wilson, and Mr Fries. Class Motto For you have learned. One school is finished, and the time has come, for another one to start.' Class Flower White Carnation Class Colors Navy Blue and Silver Class Sponsor Mr. Wayne Fries VALEDICTORIAN... SALUTATORIAN RICK BAKER (Rick) I finally got it together, but I for- got where I put it. IODYLYNN BECKMAN (Buckey) Some people think it's holding on that makes one strong; some- times it's letting go. CATHERINE CARLOTTA BEKKEN (Buckwheat) Seeking means to have a goal, but finding means to be free. LISAC. BEKKEN (Us) My idea of an agreeable person, is a person who agrees with me. 27 ALEX BERNASCONI (Alex) Man is the only animal that wor- ries about money. SHEILA KAY CARPER (Chee-La) Probably he who never made a mistake never made a discovery 28 4 • I' DOUC COMPTON (Doug) The man who moves mountains begins by carrying away small stones. MICHAEL P. DOUCETTE (Douce) What we learn with pleasure we never forget. SANDRA LNCLL (Sandy) I always have two reasons for do- ing anything... a good reason and the real reason. KtNNE IH CARL C.EROME (Ken) Patience is bitter, but the fruit is sweet SARAH ANN HOEEMAN (Lagarta) The great man is he, who is in the midst of a crowd keeps with per- fect sweetness the independence of solitude. NANCY HOPPER (Charlie) The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay, love is not love un- til you give it away. KARtN SUE KLAYNIK (Karen) I shall pass through this world once, any good that I can do, let me do it now. WENDY DAWN IUNE (Pooh Bear) Today is the tomorrow we wor- ried about yesterday. TOM KACOR (Kacor) What the mind can conceive, the body can achieve. IEFFERY SCOTT KOFSKY (leff) If man does not keep pace with his fellow man ... maybe it is that he hears a different drummer. 30 KEVIN MORK (Kevin) Tell me and we'll both know. is lost and gone forever. IAN NOWAK (Ian) Oh, I can take it, but I prefers: I say I prefers to dish it out. CECILIA RAMOS (C) All the wonders you seek are within yourself. DANIEL SANTELLAN (Danny) ,All emotions, true feelings of life, is what the music of love is about.' ROBIN LEE SC HOCK (Bobbie) You never really know what you have found, until you discover it RHONDA RANK (Rhonda) School days can't compare with school nights. 32 MICHAEL SNOWDEN (Mike) To do nothing at all is the most difficult thing in the world, the most difficult and the most effort- less. 33 CANDICE MARIE STOUCH (Candi) Come curl up on my rack and try my bamboo shoots on for size IOYLYNN WILSON (loyfull) loy ruled the day and loved the night 34 HONOR RECIPIENTS NAMED AT GRADUATION Fifty-two members of the Class of 1977 received diplomas during com- mencement exercises held in the High School gym. The Principal lohn Kuen zli announced awards for scholarship and service including: LISA BEKKEN... a state of Michigan competitive scholarship award based on outstanding performance on a na- tionally normed competitive examin- ation. LARRY BITTERLINC . . . the Saluta- torian award and certificate for the Class of 77. SARAH HOFFMAN ... a state of Mighigan scholarship, a Hope College scholarship, a D A R. award and also the Koning Faculty Award as the out- standing senior in scholarship, citizen- ship and leadership. TOM KACOR ... a State of Michigan scholarship award. IEFF KOFSKY... a state of Michigan scholarship award. TONY MOLNAR ... a State of Michi- gan scholarship award. ROBIN SCHOCK ... a State of Michi- gan scholarship award. T'ONNA SIMMONS ... a state of Michigan scholarship award. MARGARET SNOWDEN ... a State of Michigan scholarship award and the Class Valedictorian award completing her high school career with a perfect 4.00 grade point average. STEVE THOMPSON ... a State of Michigan scholarship award. In this outstanding graduating class nearly 20% of the seniors earned the competitive scholarship award... ap- proximately 60% plan to continue their education in the immediate fu- ture by attending college or entering a branch of the armed services. Anoth- er 25% have already obtained full time employment, 8% plan to travel before entering college and only 5% have not finalized plans. 35 SAUGATUCK HIGH Processional Troy Shoulders Invocation Salutatory Address Larry Bitterhng Valedictory Address Margaret Snouden Introduction of Guest Speaker Mr John A Kuenzh Principal Address Dr Dennis Beagen Assistant Professor of Speech Eastern Michigan Unuersity Presentation of Awards and Scholarship Mr John A. Kuensh Presentation of the Class of 1977 Mr John A. Kuenzh Acceptance and Recommendation of the Graduates Mr. Wayne F Krueger Superintendent Presentation of Diploma Mr Kenneth F. Vander Molen President. Board of Education Benediction Richard Campbell Recessional 36 SCHOOL Breakthrough, they'll be wild with joy. How much more there is now to living! We can lift ourselves out of ignorance, we can find ourselves as creatures of excellence and intelligence and skill. We can be free! We can learn to fly! Quotes throughout book from: lonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach 38 Last Will and Testament I, Cathy Bekken, will to Vicki Shock and Betsy Hopper my big mouth to cheer at the football and basket- ball games next year. To Lisa Lindstrom and Sarah O'Brien their ability not to worry about where I am at 3:00 in the morning, to Peggy Manifold my knee brace for basketball and track I, Lisa Bekken, will to Kirk DeWitt the ability to behave himself lust as I will next year, to Cathy Collins the ability to withstand two par- ticular teachers, hang in there Cath, to tarolyn Kasten the position of dinner chairman Coodluck, have fun and don't pull too many hairs out of your head. I, Alex Bernasconi, will to the girls of S.H.S., my body. I, Mike Bounds, will to Tom Resseguie and Rob Petrik my Baretta impersonations so that one day they may be able to push people through walls. I, Ken Buwolda, will to )im Arnold, my New Kid In Town record, to Dennis Betz, the man in his life, to Karen Chalice one hope chest in hopes that some day she'll have a chest, to Ian Veldhuis and Debbie Klemm a personality, to Barb Fiske one life-size poster of Bart, alias the dirt , Harmgsma to hang on the ceiling above her bed (also my moustache even though hers is biggerl to Vicki Blok and Cheryl Forrester one dinner of Fe-Fes and Um-Yum rings and for desert lim Scudder and lohn Nickle- bine, to loe White One friend. To Rob Petrik one of my cars and to Laurie Krueger and Diann Bolles the how to pick up men book and the later edition of what to do with them when you get them I, Sandy Engel, will to Vicki Blok a six-pak of Choke-a-Chola, an empty H20 mug. and one guy prettier than she is with a cork to put in his mouth, to my favorite Steve Onken a years supply of good luck kisses to be collected before this year is up, to Laurie Krueger a date with the real King Kong for next years prom, (is he good enough Laurie?), to Mike Phillippee my throne in the hall 'cause he's the only one who wants it, to Trissy Tis- dale one new older brother on the count of that I took hers away We, Robin Schock, Sandy Engel, Meg Snow- den, and Nancy Hopper, will to Vicki Blok, Vicki Schock, Betsy Hopper, and Laurie Krueger the talent to re- place us as the most beautiful girls in the school. I, Mark Cendron, will to Shelia Chadwick my ability to skip class and not get caught, to all the locks the ability to drink beer and smoke a cigarette and to walk away from it, to Cathy Collins 1 year supply of Coke in fettles, to the class of 78 my looks so their pic- tures will turn out. I, Nancy Hopper, will to Kyle Burkett one dead cat and a For Sale sign. I, Cary Masters, will to Steve Onken my ability to score a touchdown everytime I get a hold of the ball, to Miss Cosline I leave my cheerful mood so that she will be able to smile when she is having a bad day, and Finally to Kyle Burkett because he needs them the most, I leave my brains. I, Tony Molnar, will... Ron Westrate one ticket to the Hope College basketball game of his choice, to )oe White, Kyle Burkett, and Steve Onken one metal spike so they will really know what a real stud is, to Wayne Wright one Benson Hedges cigarette so he can say he really smoked something, to Vicki Schock and Betsy Hopper one red and white flotation devise so they can say they've been seen with a bouy, to Kirk DeWitt one can of Nair, and Finally to Laurie Krueger I will her the best of luck in all she does I, Robin Schock, will to my sister Vicki my talent and ability in sports, to Sandy Ball the power to contain her dizziness, to Kyle Burkett the correct way to love'em and leave'em but still get something out of it, to Rick Nowak and Sfeve Onken the guts enough to use their own minds and become more than iust a couple of CLENNBILLIES. to Denise Corsline thanks for making me make it through the year, (I also will you another great Senior English ClassJ, to Karen Chalice and Robert Rank my appreciation of them for being special, understanding, and sweet to me and everyone around them to Betsy Hopper, Laurie Krueger, and Vicki Schock all the memories of the fun we had in our past and the best times of your lives in the future (party down). I T'Onna Simmons, will to Kirk DeWitt my amaz- ing ability to not fight with Lisa, to Steve Onken the ability to judge when to be perverted and when not to be. to Kyle Burkett (the bionic boy) seven cans of 3 ini oil so his Bionic parts will never creak and the will power to eat spider eggs and not throw up, (pay up B B ). I, lack Smutney will to Marty Swagert 5 packs of E-Z Riders and my parking place I, Danny Santellan, will to the upcoming Spanish classes all the galletas they can cat, to Mrs. Moore the ability to get to 5th hour on time, to Ian Veldhuis and Debbie Klemm my great ability to speak Spanish, to Nancy Corral the name of Beth, to Ms. Beechler; all the luck in the world with teaching Spanish I. Meg Snowden. will to Kyle Burkett the A I got last year. I, Mike Snowden, will to Karen Chalice, a No-Pest strip in hopes that she’ll use it. I, loy Wilson, will to Karen Chalice my back brace- wear it in good health, to lohn Bossardet one plastic barf bag to use when his doggie-oopsies. to Robin Crowder my brother lack, love it or leave it (I left it). I, Rita McIntyre, will to Karen Chalice Bionic arms, legs and mouth to replace her natural ones to continue on till next years yearbook is completed, to Kyle Burkett my other beloved Co-Editor, I will one basketball section COMPLETEDHI (iust to refresh your memory) and also to Mr. Burkett, I will a sound proof booth to occupy himself while the rest of the A P class takes notes. (We still love ya’Kyle). COMPASS.. . THE BETTER END OF THE STAFF This year the Compass staff has worked hard to bring out a great year- book. The staff found themselves shorter than usual of money so they ran the concession stand at the girls' basketball games. The editors of the different sections went on a workshop trip to Ann Arbor to pick up a few tips on making the yearbook better. Mem- bers who went were: Ian Veldhuis, Todd White, Karen Chalice, Debbie Klemm, Peggy Manifold, Rita McIn- tyre, Sherry Rassmusen, and loey White. 42 HOMECOMING... 76 This year's Homecoming was plan- ned by a student committee compos- ed of: Karen Chalice, Ian Veldhuis, Debbie Klemm, Kim Marineau, Kyle Burkett, Steve Waugh, loan Marineau, lim Umbarger, Sarah Hoffman, Tom Kacor, Mike Arnold, Virginia Kasien, and Steve Bell. There were also many supervisors such as Mr. Novak, Miss Corsline, Miss Hosley, and Mrs. Tis- dale. The Committee wanted Homecom- ing to be extra special for the Seniors this year. Spirit week included such festivities as: Hall decorating. Little Kid’s day, 50's day. Cowboy's day, and even a Powder Puff Football Came. King and Queen candidates were: lodie Beckman Marc Bild Sandy Engel Mark Cendron Rita McIntyre Ken Buwolda Winners were as follows: 12. lodie Beckman - Marc Bild 11. Sandy Ball - Steve Onken 10. Debbie Diepenhorst - Bill Sparks 9. Nancy Corral - Rick Modrak 8. Eva Corral - Bruce Mitchell 7. Sue Mitchell - Matt tones POWDER PUFF The Homecoming commit- tee set out to make Spirit Week super great. The solu- tion was to have a Powder Pufl football game. The date was set, and coaches and ref- erees were chosen. The Senior and Freshman girls played against the lunior and'Sopho- more girls, the Seniors and Freshmen won when the game was called in the third quarter The score was 6-0. TRAINING FOR THE FUTURE OFFICE —Left to right: Robin Crow- der, Diann Bolles, Vicki Blok, Vicki Schock, Marilyn Wimpee, Mrs. Schu- maker, Mrs. Tisdale, and Mrs. Laskers. 7TH HOUR COOKING CLASS-Left to right: Vicki Blok, Cheryl Forrester, Mrs. VanKovering, Ronda Rank, Paul Crawford, and till Halgren. HOUSE CONSTRUCTION About 30 students from S.H.S. and nearby schools built a home under the direction of instruc- tor Dale Winters and his assistants, Mark Harvey and Tony Van Dort. It is about 1,250 square feet, with three bedrooms, a big deck overlooking the lake, and a two-car garage. The house was built on a floating slab of con- crete 38 by 72 feet. It was built for Mr. and Mrs. David Howells of Dolton, III. CO-OP Shelia Carper. Rita Mclntrye, Cindy Corral, and Robin Schock. Missing: Diann Bolles, Meg Snowden, and Cecilia Ramos. EXCHANGE STUDENT In July Alex Bernascom will be leaving his year-long home in Douglas for his hometown of Thun, Switzerland He will be taking with him some Michigan momentoes for his family, along with an enrich- ed view of a world which has broadened for him through his exchange program here with a group called Youth For Understanding. One of over 100 Swiss young people placed by YFU throughout the United States, seventeen-year- old Alex says he feels lucky that he was placed in Douglas. YFU headquarters is in Michigan and con- sequently many of his compatriots have made their temporary homes all over the state, including the Upper Peninsula His own idea of the American good life he says he found it right here in Sauga- tuck and Douglas. It's not so hectic, he says, I like the peaceful life. 47 STUDENTS GET INTO CULTURE . .. The Shakespeare trip was again suc- cessful when about 25 student went to Stratford, Ontario-Canada. This years play was, Upon A Mid-Summer's Night Dream. This past summer Ms. Beechler took six students to Mexico City to intro- duce them to Spanish culture. Each student paid for her own way and gifts. The students that went were: Karen Chalice, Carmen Pitcher, Vicki Schock, Betsy Hopper, Mardi Cusak, and Ann- ie Trapani. The Spanish Club was very active ... they sold taco's several times and had a raffle around Christmas. Mem- bers are: Dan Santellen, Liz Wilson, Laren Chalice, Nancy Corral, Cindy Corral, Carmen Pitcher, Sarah Hoff- man, Cecilia Ramos, Ian Veldhuis, Debbie Klemm, Kevin Stough, and Sherry Rassmussen. 48 DE BA TE The members of the debate team this year are: Tony Molnar, loel White, Kyle Burkett, Sarah Hofiman, Carolyn Kasten, and advisor; Denise Corsline. Missing are Eric Lane, TomKacor, loan Marineau, and Paul Marineau. The Saugatuck debate team was very pleased with their experience in the 7976-77 season. As well as travelling to other schools, they hosted the dis- trict tournament. Our debaters did well in that competition and would have been the next team to go to the state tournament. All of the people in- volved with debate found it to be en- joyable, and are encouraged about next year. MASH SHOP This years MASH SHOP members include: lill Halgren, Ian Nowak, Marilyn Decker, Mike Snowden, Sandy Engel, lohn Schalte. joy Wilson, Tony Molnar, and Advisor; Mr. Wilson. The Mash Shop was very ac- tive this year, some of their activities in- clude selling Medalist Shoes, rolls and juice, and even putting together a crazy MASH COLLAGE ; below... 49 The Class of 1977 and the cast and crew of CHARLEY’S AUNT wish to thank the follow- ing people for their special help: Mr. William Pendorf, Mr. Ted Kimball, Ms. Amy Beechler, Mrs. Crow, Holland High School. West Ottawa High School, Hamilton High School, Mrs. Cath- ie Moore. Sfeve Thompson. Thanks also go to all of the parents and staff members of Sauga- tuck High School; Without their confidence and cooperation, none of this would have been pos- sible. Members of the play (cast and crew): Sarah Hoffman, Cindy Corral, Rob Boyce, left Kofsky, Mike Doucette, Sandy Ball, Carolyn Kasten, Sherry Rassmusen, Russell Gardner, Eric Lane, Steve Waugh, Bob Novak, Kar- en Chalice, Virginia Kasten, Lance Dieke, and Denise Gorsline-Director. In the mid-1800's we see lack Chesny and Charley Wykham anxiously await- ing the arrival of their girlfriends and Charley's Aunt. They soon receive a tele- gram from Charley's Aunt saying that she is unable to come and visit them on this trip. In order to please their girlfriends they persuade a college buddy to take the place of Charley's Aunt. The plot thickens when the girl's father falls in love with the phony aunt and the real aunt shows up to make things even more confusing. CHARLEY'S AUNT SI SPECIAL S.H.S. is filled with many talented students in the fields of Art, Music, Drafting, and Government and quite a few received awards for their talents. In the Art department about 15 stu- dents won recognition for their talent: jerry Glover, Mike Snyder, Kevin Ball, MZtt Peterson, Cyndi Klimzak, Mari- anne Beckley, Peggy Manifold, Kevin Stough, lohn Manifold, Tom Knight, Carmen Pitcher, Kim Kittredge, Molly Erlandson, Jodi Wightman, and Katie Hoffman. In the Music department, Mr. Morse had two reasons to be proud of his band members when Allison Philips won the Most Improved Award and Lisa Bekken received the John Phil- ip Sousa Award. In the Drafting department lim La- badie, a sophomore, won 1st place in Mechanical Drawing and Robert Love won a 1st in Mechanic Design. Saugatuck will be sending three young men and two young ladies to state. Virginia Kasten and Vicki Blok will go to Girl's State lune 11 th. Mike Arnold and loel White will go to Boy's State lune 15 and Mike Phillippe will be alternate for Boy's State. TALENTS AT S.H.S. CHORUS-CADET BAND HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Beth Gardner Rondi Wightman Sara Sneider Chris Houseman Lisa tones CLARINETS Tom Knight Andy lohnson SOPRANOS lanet Kasten David Church TROMBONES lodi Wightman Bev Knaack TENORS Karen Forrester Mike Atman Anne Hoffman Russell Gardner Tracy Fosdick lacqui Carey Anne Droz BASSES lohn Manifold Harry lune Kelly Kammeraad Marc Bild Marta Mieras David Muyskens Pam Bird Jim Manifold Todd Wasters Bruce Schock ALTOS CORNETS ALTO SAX Matt Tiffany Teresa Monhollon Kevin Ball Dennis Klemm Bill Wicks Marie Church Mike Boyce Steve Resseguie BARITONE Don Hiser Robin Hall TENOR SAX Flakee Bitterling Verda Shoulders Paul Labadie Sue Mason TUBA Laurie Nowak BARITONE SAX Ken Baker CADET BAND Ann Schwerdt Lance Gilliam PERCUSSION Isa Isa Stough Andy Mason David Ballou FLUTES Terry Van Dis Mary O'Brien Sherri Dor nan Nancy Betz Ann Wentzel Amy Schmidt Alan Cillis FLUTES Sandy Ball Connie Zigterman Laura Kostyla Lori Morse Susie Bet Anne Droz loy Wilson CLARINETS Carolyn Kasten Tim Vesper leff Reiser Barb Fiske Sally Harrington BASSCLARINET Lisa Bekken ALTO SAX Mike Snyder Debbie Baker CORNET Cathy Bekken Marc Bild im Forrester Allison Phillips HORN Teresa Monhollon Russell Gardner TROMBONES Rob Boyce Bob Novak Marty Swagart BARITONE T’Onna Simmons Terry Stough TUBA David Ballou David Burgoyne TENOR SAX Fred Burgoyne Eric Lane BARI SAX lulie Larrabee PERCUSSION leff Kofsky Sue Kuenzh Bill Schock Cary Muyskens Terry Walters lim Monhollon 55 SPORTING CLUBS loey White, Karen Bar- ca I, Diann Bolles, Peggy Manifold. Lance Dieke. Steve Waugh. Liz Wil- son. Vicki Sc hock. Kyle Burkett, and Mr Wilson. Missing: Karen Chalice, and Mike Arnold Laurie Krueger. Steve Chadwick. Randy Craves, Cindy Corral, leff Riser, Cheryl Forrester. Dawn Schreckengust, Vicki Onken. Mrs. Van Kover- ing. Daryl Crubbs. Rick Modrack, Bill Schock, Cathy Becken, and Vicki Blok The Bowling team was quite successful this year with 6 teams and played against West Ottawa's bowl- ers Most improved of the brave begin- ners were lodie Whightman. and Vic- ki Onken. The Var- sity Club held record raffles each week and tried to sprmg- up-spirit in the school The club's fearless leader was Mr. Wil- son. who attempted to get the members to sell the tickets. '' The Ski Club was un- der the hand of Sta- cey Floer and had a lot of good ski trips. Lance Deike. Marta Mieras. lohn Shashagauey. Lori Morse, Susie Betz. Vicki Mayer. Laura Koi- tyla, Sandy Ball. Matt Peterson. Kevin Ball. Mol- ly Erlandson, Cary Masters. Rich Kacor. Karen Barcel, and Mark Erlandson 56 u tf- SHS LEAGUE CHAMPS! TEAM— Front row (kneeling from I to r) Manager Kevin Burkett, loel White. Cary Masters. Steve Thompson. Rick Nowak. Larry Kelly. Doug Ballou. Tom Kacor. Rob Petrik Back row (I to r) Head Coach lack Lampen, Anthony Doucette. Mike Phillippe. Mike Snowden. Kyle Burkett, Bill Sparks. Steve Onken, fim Umbarger, Alex Bernasconi, Larry Snyder. Offensive Coach lerry Bagierek. Shazam! I've been telling you for the past 2 years that the football team would put it all together. Well, they finally did it. They used a combina- tion of stingy, hard-hitting defense and an overpowering offense to put togeth- er a 7-2 season record, a league champ- ionship. They were represented by 7 players on the All-League squad, and 4 on the All-Area squad. With only 5 players graduating, and the entire of- fensive backfield returning, you can see why we have our sights set on Pon- tiac Stadium and the Class D Champ- ionship for next year. 58 LAM PEN COACH OF THE YEAR SHS ALL AREA! e ? ft ,__ m Jp i MOIMS IPM SHS ALL LEAGUERS! Kneeling Cary Mailers Back row (I to r) Tom Kacor. loel White, Steve Thompson. front row Kyle Burkett, Rick Nowak, Steve Thompson Back row Tom Kacor, Bill Sparks, Cary Mas- ters. loel White. The Indians this year were loaded with talent! They posted the finest sea- son mark in their history, and sent more representatives to All-League and All-Area than ever before. The team would like to pay tribute to the two coaches for making them work hard to achieve the season they did. Next year they are looking forward to an even better season. As one player put it “This year the League, next year, the State!'’ 60 JV'S TOUGH AND SPIRITED The JV's had their first regular sea- son schedule this year. Their 2A record doesn't show their determination and hard work very well. They showed some spectacular potential for talent in only their first year, and should pro- duce some fine varsity material for the years to come. Wayne Fries did an ex- cellent job at the coaching spot also. The Rockets had a very fine season, and really gave us a show. There are some really fine kids in that group, and should prove profitable for SHS foot- ball in the future. Kneeling I to r Carl Erlewien, lohn Bossardet, Terry Pitcher. Robert Rank. Bob Engel. Brad White. Cary Batema. Standing I to r Mike O'Brien, Daryl Bounds, Paul Biller. Bill Winters. Bob Chalice. Scott Dieke. Jim Labadie, Russel Gardener. Coach Wayne Fries. ROCKET'S DETERMINED... Kneeling I to r Steve Dorgelo, Shannon Phelps, Ken Wimpee. Bruce Schock. Kevin Phillips. An- drew Mason, Chris Houseman, Cris Lane, Matt Tiffany. Standing I to r Troy Allen, Tom Knight, Bruce Mitchell, Mike Boyce, Terry Vandis, Chris Baker, Mike Axman, and Kenny Baker 62 GOLFERS HAVE FINE FINISH Thegoll team won tour and lost ten, but finished third of four teams in the Allegan-Ottawa League. Steve Waugh was voted Most Valuable Player and also won '‘The Creat Foonman Point Race beating Dennis Betz 268 to 226. Dennis Betz was selected to the All- League team. Steve Waugh and Rick Baker made the All-League second team. The team played very well in the Regional Tournament. We finished second to Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart, missing the State Finals by one stroke. Betz and Waugh served as co-captains. left lo njjhi Coach Dave Vonlns, Tony Molnar, terry Deike. Dennis Betz. Steve Waugh. Lance Deike Missing Tom Resseguie. Saugatuck 1 190 Allendale Home JIN !0J Calvin Christian Home 173 1 HI, Bridgman Away 17 i Jib Hopkins Home 1HJ ; - Martin Away JIN J1S Cobles Away 178 30s Fennville Home 1H- 19 Martin Home JIO 184 Hopkins Away I6S n Allendale Away 1-7 316 Bridgman Home 101 ro Calvin Christian Away 104 192 Cobles Home 17b I'-t Fennville Away 1 0 63 Front row Robin Schock, Cathy Bekken Back row Coach-Steve Ham, Sandy Ball, Karen Barcal, Peggy Manifold. Vicki Schock. Missing Cindy Klimzak. 2ND TEAM ALL-LEAGUE VARSITY. . . DO THE HUSTLE The Varsity team exhibited fine spir- it and skill all through the season. They were much better than their record in- dicated. Their positive attitudes and determination to win saw them through 3 victories, which wouldn't have been possible without the great amount of time and effort put forth by our coach, Steve Hain. 64 Hustle, Hustle, Hustle! THE FIGHTING J.V. ... Left to right: Coach-Alice Clark, Trissy Tis- dale. Vicky Onken. Liz Wilson, Dawn Schreck- engust, Linda Whimpee, Allison Phillips, Betsy Hopper. Linda Christenson The I. V. not coming up with any vic- tories, but playing hard, put forth a lot of effort during their season. The good playing experience will hopefully help them toward a much better season next year. 65 SPIRIT... IIVE... ABILITY :3. Robin Schock, Cathy Bek- ken, Kim Marmeau, Eliza- beth Wilson, Barbara Fiske, Diann Bolles, Betsy Hopper, Vicki Schock IZi — D This year was a great year to be a cheerleader. Our football team had an overwhelming record and our basketball team show- ed us that they have a lot of spirit also. The memories of this year will always be with us. The overnight football game at McBain was, to say the least, the best game we've ever cheered at. We showed the school board and community that if given a chance we can give our school a good name. Now that this year of foot- ball and basketball are through we say good luck next year. 67 I V —Linda Powers, Vickie Mayer, Debbie Klemm, Kim Kittredge, Ian Veldhuis. Frosh—Al- lison Phillips, Patricia Tisdale, Linda Wimpee. Sue Kuenzli, Yvonne Phillippee, Daisy Sherspin- ski. 68 WE'VE COT SPIRIT. . . HOW 'BOUT YOU? 7th—lacqui Carey, Lisa tones, lanet Kasten, Amy Schmidt. Col ten Ferrell, Ann Wentzel. 7th—Laura Nowak, Isa Zsa Stough. Lisa Now- ak. Sue Mithell, Mary Kimball. 8th — Lisa Krue- ger, Sarah Sneider. fva Corral, Lisa Miser. Ter- ri, Wilson. Donna Deipenhorst. Gloria Corral. 69 INJUNS HAVE SPIRIT!!! « Kneeling, L R Kyle Burkett. Rob Petrik, Mike Phillippe. Mike Arnold, managers Steve Resseguie and Lance Dieke. Standing, L-R Coach Westrate, loel White, Bill Sparks, leff Miser, Tom Resse- guie. Tony Molnar, Rick Nowak. Missing: Steve Thompson SENIORS' PRIDE HELPS... There were only two seniors on the team this year, but they gave valuable experience and leadership to the rest of the team. WE SALUTE THE SENI- ORS! Steve Thompson and Tony Mol- nar played their last year here with a lot of fire and enthusiasm. They con- tributed 100% every game and prac- tice. We will truely miss their services. 70 S.H.S.5.. . IMPROVING Sangatm ■ 66 .67 Pentwater saugati. 75. . 70 Saranac Sai.gatm k 47. 92 Covert Saugatin k 69 58 Martin Saug.llut k 76 . 77 Allendale Saugalul k 58 65 Saranac k 65 69 Fennville Saugalul k 44 50 Mich. Lutheran Saugatui k 50 91 Bridgeman Saugalul k 72. 59 St. loe s.i again! - 71 57 Pentwater Sauwi ■ k SO 88 Covert saugatm. 64 62 Fennville Saugal ( k 76 62 Lawrence Saugalul k 49 61 Hopkins Saugalul k 50 76 Mich. Lutheran Saugatm ■ 72. 79 Allendale Sjul’dlm  54 48 St. loe 1 58 .52 C R Baptist DISTRICT TOURSIAMtNTS Si ■■ ■ 65 43 C R Baptist jl .L'.lf.'.i - 56 59 Cov. Chris The SHS b-ball crew this year was represented by a lot of underclassmen. With only two Seniors on the club, they were a little inexperienced, which meant the differ- ence in the close ones they lost. Given one more year, the breaks should turn their way. Next year should be a profitable and exciting year for the Injuns. This year, well, it can be marked down in the getting experience column. 72 J.V.'S ... A TALENTED BUNCH The Junior Varsity team this year had a lot of growing talent. They had quickness, rebounding, and some good style shooters. Many improved vastly just over the short season. Many players will be stealing balls and shooting baskets for Varsity next year. Their talent will be a big helpI Kneeling. L-R Dave Cngel, Mike Maczynskt, Bill Winters. Todd White, Steve Waugh Stand- ing. L-R Larry Kelly, lohn Bossardet, lim Laba- die, Terry Walters, Robert Rank. Coach ferry Bageriek. Missing: lim Umbarger LEARNING WHAT B-BALL'S ALL ABOUT The Freshman basketball team showed some good basic skills, and proved they could play well as a team. The improvements that were seen in this squad were surprising; and cer- tainly welcome. But the season can be pretty long when you're just a Freshman trying to learn. The Junior High exhibited a lot of spirit and skills. They did very well over the course of the season. They al- so showed a lot of enthusiasm and in the future, we should be able to watch a superb bunch of kids. Right now they're learning, and learning fast! Kneeling, L-R Carl Erlewien, Jeff Riser, Bill Schock, Rodney Barmen, Daryl Grubbs. Standing, L-R Daryl Bounds, Mike O'Brien, Rick Modrak, Glenn Zigterman, Brad White, Bob Engel Missing: Coach Steve Haine. Kneeling, L-R lohn Shashaguay, Bruce Schock, Rich Kacor, Steve Resseguie, Tony Johnson, joe Pe- trie, Tom Phelps, Mike Erlewein. Standing. L-R Kevin Burkett, Mike Axman, Bruce Fries, Creg Craves, John Kelly, Matt Peterson, Bruce Mitchell, Terry Van Dis, Chris Baker, Coach Tom Herrick. 74 Kneeling. L-R, Dennis Klemm, Chris Houseman, Matt Tiffany, Chris Lane Standing. L-R lohn Mani- fold, Tim Calvert, Jim Jordan, Kevin Phillips, Craig Stough, Bill Wicks, Matt Jones, Coach Bob Foster Kyle Burkett Co-Editor GIRLS KEEP SPIRIT UP GAINING EXPERIENCE Sarah Sneider, Lisa Krueger, Terri Wilson, Sue Rasmussen, Marsha Bodfish, Lynda Wimpee, Gloria Corral, Donna Deipenhorst, Beth Gard- ner, Nancy Betz Missing: Coach Mary Ann Sty- gstra, Karen Chalice, and Rondi Wightman 76 Coach Tom Herrick, Jeff Reiser, Daisy Sherpin- sky, Cathy Bekken, Vicky Ooken, Kevin Stough, Jerry Deike, Brad White, Lance Deike, John Bos- sardete, Steve Thompson, Joe White. Missing: Rita Me Intyre, Debby Klemm. BUILDING ANEW SPORT AT S.H.S. 77 TRACKSTERS HAVE FINE YEAR Kneeling. L-R jewel Craves, Bill O'Brien, Rick Troutman, Alex Bernasconi, Frank Marro, Paul Bill- er, Mike O'Brien. Standing. L-R Coach Dan Wilson, Bill Sparks, Cary Masters, left Miser, Larry Sny- der, Kirk DeWitt, Terry Pitcher, Kyle Burkett. Missing: Steve Onken. 78 The Track team had a fine season this year. Two school records fell . . . Bill Sparks captured the 330 L.H. record with a 42.7, and Kyle Burkett ran a 4:44 to take the Mile record. Steve Onken was unde- feated through the duel season in the 440, and also placed ninth (9th) in State in the 440. Steve worked hard all year and was the MVP of the Track team. Kyle Burkett was undefeated in the 2-Mile and Mile the whole season, including the Covert Invita- tionals and League Meet, but didn't make it to State. They'll all be stronger next spring. 79 NEW-SCHOOL RECORDS SET Coach Linda Gilbert, Caro- lyn Kasten, Lisa Bekken, Karen Barcal, Peggy Mani- fold. lean Hays, Trissy Tis- dale. Nev Records Karen Barcal Shot ij r : ' Karen Barcal Discuss 89 6' lean Hays 880 run 2 41.1 Carolyn Kasten 110 low run 19 7 Peggy Mamiold hurdles 220 dash 30 0 Haw Manifold Kasten Bekken 880 relay 2 07 2 JR. HIGH TRACK 1st row Dennis Klemm, lude Manthy, Ken Wimpee, Sarah Sneider, Lisa Miser. Marta Mie- ras, Kevin Burkett, Jim York. 2nd row Mike Erlewien, Keith DeWitt, Matt tones, lohn Kel- ly, Craig Graves, Kevin Ball, Terry Van Dis. Craig Stough, Ken Baker, Coach Dave Ernst. 80 Front row Vicki Mayer, Lori Morse, Dawn Sch- reckengust, Linda Powers, Allison Phillips, Deb- by Baker, Laurie Krueger Back row Debby Deh penhorst, Yvonne Phil lippe, Liz Wilson, Lynn Wicks, Karen Chalice, lami Baker, Sara O'Brien, Mary O'Brien, Coach Mary Ann Stygstra INJUNS FACE STIFF COMPETITION 81 VARSITY NEVER STOPS TRYING Kneeling Larry Kelly, Anthony Doucette. Robert Rank, Danny Santellan, jim Arnold, and Mike Arnold. Standing Rick Nowak, lim Umbatger, Ken Bu- wolda. Tom Resseguie, Mike PhiUippee. Tony Molnar Coach Jack Lampen SHS OPP 1 Covert 10 5 Fennville 6 3 Hopkins 0 12 St. loe Sem. 2 5 Mich. Luth. 9 3 Allendale 6 4 Fennville 7 6 C.R Baptist 0 17 Covert 7 2 Hopkins 14 1 Allendale 12 3 C.R. Baptist 0 3 Martin 6 J.V. ...BIG THINGS AHEAD Kneeling Carl Erlewein, Bob Engle, Bill Schock, Bob Chalice, Scott Dieke. Standing Cary Muyskens, lim Forrester, Glenn Zitgerman, Daryl Grubbs, Rick Modrack. Randy Graves. Coach Myles Riekopt. SHS 2 Fen n ville OPR 26 8 South Haven 18 4 Hopkins 14 13 South Haven 3 9 Hopkins 6 5 Hopkins 15 1 83 INDEPENDENCE PRAISED AT You want to be independent. . . it's no fun being average. . . you want to win. That's what lack McAvoy, ath- letic director and head football coach at Hillsdale College told the audience at the annual sports banquet. Awards were presented by the coaches and Dan Wilson, athletic di- rector. The league champion SHS football team, whose coach, lack Lampen, was named area coach of the year, picked Steve Thompson as most valuable player . . . in golf, Steve Waugh was most valuable, in basketball, loel White, loel White also was the most valuable on the new tennis team and in track, Steve Onken, was most valua- ble. In the growing girls sports area, Robin Schock was most valuable in basketball, Karen Barca! in girls' track and Peggy Manifold was awarded a scholarship to basketball camp. Also introduced were letter winners, includ- ing those from junior varsity and fresh- man sports, and the cheereladers. Kyle Burkett was the recipient of the Commercial Record Award. It is given to the person who letters in at least two sports and attains the high- est grade point average. 84 85 !M ELEVENTH GRADE Bottom Row (I to r) Mrs. Dyk, Advisor; Sandy Ball, Treas.; Kyle Burkett, Al- ternate; Cheryl Forrester, Pres.; loel White, Sec.; Mike Arnold, K Pres., Mr Westrate, Advisor. Vicki Blok Brenda Bloomfield Diann Bolles Don Brown Kim Burgoyne Kyle Burkett Karen Chalice Rick Christenson Marie Church Paul Crawford 88 Mardi Cusack Anothony Doucette Barb Fiske Cheryl Forrester Jill Hallgren Sally Harrington Cinny Kasten Cindy Klimzak Bev Knaack Joe Kostyla Cindy Krebs Laurie Krueger Holly Lambert Peggy Manifold 89 Kim Marineau Bob Novak Rick Nowak Bill O'Brien Steve Onken Rob Petrik Mike PhiUippe Carmen Pitcher Tom Resseguie Tony Settlemyre Marty Swagart Rick Troutman )im Umbarger Vicki Warner loel White Marilyn Wimpee 90 97 TENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS-Bottom (I to r) Rob Boyce, Steve Waugh, Pres.. Larry Kelly; Cindy Corral(top) lulie Lar- abee, Treas , Debbie Klemm, Vice Pres.; Vicki Shock, • Sherry Rassmussen, Sec.; Liz Wilson. Steve Brandenberry Sheila Chadwick Terry Christenson Cathy Collins Cindy Corral Chuck Cummins loe Current lane Cusack terry Deike Lance Deike Debbie Diepenhorst Anne Droz Cindy Engel David Engel Mark Erlandson 92 Connie Feddick Russell Gardner Randy Craves lean Hays Shawn Higgins Dorie Hiser Betsy Hopper Greg lohnston Kelly Kammeraad Carolyn Kasten Larry Kelly Debbie Klemm Laura Kostyla Mike Krebs lim Labadie lulie Larrabee Heather Lawson Dwane Lewis 93 left Miser Sarah O'Brien Robert Rank Sherry Rassmussen Starr Rose Vicki Sc hock Vet da Shoulders Garth Sewers lean Smutney Larry Snyder Bill Sparks Kevin Stough Ian Veldhuis Jim Vespers Bob Waldo Terry Walters Steve Waugh Todd White Liz Wilson Connie Zigterman 94 NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Mar- sha Bodfish, Treas.; Dawn Schreckengust, Sec, Brad White, Pres.; Miss Amy Beechler, Ad- visor Paul Biller Richard Bird Robert Bird Cathy Blok Marsha Bodfish Darrell Bounds David Burgoyne Fred Burgoyne Bob Chalice Linda Christenson 95 Tom Church Shirley Collins Nancy Corral Robyn Crowder lohn Crawford Scott Deike Mary Dorr Sally Edwards Robert Engel Molly Erlandson Carl Erlewein Lisa Ferrell lim Forrester Jerry Clover I ewe I Graves Daryl Crubbs Ion Hallgren Mark Hall Darren Higgins Annie Hoffman Debbie Holden Cara Johnston Kim Kittredge Kim Knight Sue Kuenzli Eric Lane Paul Manneau David Miller Rick Modrak Lori Morse Cary Muyskens Mike O'Brien Vicki Onken Yvonne Phillippe Allison Phillips Barb Pickett Terry Pitcher Linda Powers Jeff Reiser Mary Rogers Daisy Scherpinsky Dawn Schreckengust Bill Schock Terry S tough Trissy Tisdale Kathy VanderMolen David Warner Brad White Lynn Wicks Lynda Wimpee Bill Winter Cindy Wood Cten Zigterman 97 EIGHTH GRADE Chris Baker, Sec., Mike Axman, Pres., Gloria Corral, Tres., Miss Gilbert. 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Troy Allen Mike Axman Chris Baker Ken Baker Maree Baker Kevin Ball David Ballou Steve Baimer Pearl Bareman Nanci Betz Flakee Bitterlmg Mike Boyce Kevin Burkett Phil Carper Steve Chadwick Tamie Cobb Gloria Corral Eva Corral left Cross 98 Above; Keith OeW ff Donna Diepenhorst Tim Diepenhorst Sherry Dornan Mike Erlewein Bruce Fries Karen Forrester Beth Gardner Ken Gilliam Alan Gil I is Greg Graves Robin Hall Mark Harrison Galen Higgins Donna Miser Andy lohnson Tony Johnson Kim Jones Harry June Rich Kacor John Kelly Barb Kimball lames Kimball Tom Knight 99 Lisa Krueger Paul Labadie Sandi Lambert Denise Manthey Andrew Mason Sue Mason Marta Mieras Lisa Miser Bruce Mitchell Mary O'Brien Matt Peterson loe Petrik Tom Phelps Lupita Ramos Robin Rank Sue Rasmussen Sfeve Resseguie Tobias Rose Thanh Schlack Bruce Schock lohn Shashaguay left Slayer Sarah Sneider Steve Umbarger Terry VanDis Rond i Wight man Terri Wison Ken Wimpee Bob Wood lames York 100 101 SEVENTH GRADE Zsa Zsa Stough, Sue Mitch- ell. Donna Klaynik, Cindy Knight. Student Council Reps. Victor Mayer, Advisor. Linda Decker Frank DelHaye Steve Dorgelo Colleen Ferrell Brad Fiala Tracy Fosdick Lance Gilliam lerry Hallgren Kate Hoffman Bob Hopkins 102 Chris Houseman Sue lensen Lisa tones Matt tones lim Iordan lanet Kasten Mary Beth Kimball Donna Klaynik Dennis Klemm Randy Klifman Cindy Knight Chris Lane lohn Manifold lude Manthey Sam Miller Sue Mitchell David Muyskens Laurie Nowak Lisa Nowak Margaret Pezzuto Shannon Phelps Kevin Phillips Danny Pickett Shelly Savage 103 Ann Wentzel Bill Wicks Todd Walters lody Wight man Portraits by Portraits with Perionafitu 210 RIVER AVENUE HOLLAND, MICH. 49423 Phone: 396-3674 FRIS STATIONERS The Thoughtfulness Shop Holland Congratulations To The Class of 77 Douglas L.P. Gas Co. 98 Center Street Douglas, Michigan GOOD LUCK SENIORS CLEARBROOK COUNTRY CLUB Congratulations Seniors Marros Restaurant Prop. Wm. Schumacher Cen. Mgr. Greg Hoffman 147 Water Street Saugatuck, Michigan m B.G.C. 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Shreckengust, Building Compliments of; Dorn's Electrical Service Borr's Bootery SENIOR ACTIVITIES RICK BAKER Bowling 10, Band 9,10,11,12, Pep Band 9,10,11,12, Coif 10,11,12, House Construction 12, Baseball 12, Tennis 11, Basketball 9,10,11, Senior Play 10, 11. IODYLYNN BECKMAN F.N.A. 9, Pep Club 9, Student Coun- cil Pres. 9, Track 10, Bowling 10, Bas- ketball 10, Ski Club 10, Chorus 11, Band 11, Mash Shop 11, Prom Com- mittee 11, Homecoming Queen 12, Class President 12. CA THERINE CARLOTTA BEKKEN Aide 12. Band 9,10,11,12, Band Coun- cil 11, Basketball 9,10,12, Bowling 9, 12, Cheerleading 9,10,11,12, Chorus 12, Gymnastics 10, Homecoming Committee 12, Office Cirl 10, Mash Shop 11, Pep Band 9,10,11,12, Senior Play 10, Prom Committee 11, Softball 9,10,11, Yearbook 10,11, Stratford Trip 10.12, Class Clown 12. LISA BEKKEN Band 9,10,11,12, Majorette 11.12, Track 9,10,11,12, Class Treasurer, 10, 11.12, Senior Play 11, Art Club 2nd place winner 9,12, Semifinalist ACT 12, Assistant Drum Major 11. ALEX BERNASCONI Exchange Student from Switzerland 12, Football 12, Track 12. MARK BUD Band 9,11,12, Chorus 11,12, Home- coming King 12, Student Council 10, Class President 9, Class Vice Presi- dent 10, Best Dressed 12. LARRY BITTERLINC Art Awards 9,10, Co-op 11,12, M.I.E.S. Award 11, Valedictorian 12. ROBERT BOLLES Coif 9, Prom Committee 11, Senior Play 10,11. KEN BUWALDA Baseball 9,10,11,12, Mash Shop 11, Student Council Rep. 10, Class Pres. 11, Prom Committee 11, Most Ener- getic 12. SHEILA KAY CARPER Homecoming Princess 9, Cheerleader 10, Teachers Aide 11, Co-op 12. DOUC COMPTON Coif 9, House Construction 11,12. MICHAEL P. DOUCETTE Track 9, Football 9,10,11, Ski Club 11, 12, Chorus 10, Senior Play 12, M.I.E.S. Awards 11, Senior Council 12, Class Clown 12. SANDY ENCEL Mash 12, Prom Committee 11. MARKCENDRON Most Talked About 12. KENNETH CARL CEROME House Construction 11, Class Flirt 12. CATHERINE LOUISE CLOVER SARAH ANN HOFFMAN Band 9,12, Debate 11,12, Spanish Club 12, Homecoming Committee 12, D.A.R. Award 12, Most Studious 12. NANCY HOPPER Yearbook 9,10,11, Prom Committee 11. WENDY DAWN IUNE Band 9,10,12, Softball 10,11, Yearbook 11. TOM KACER Football 10,11,12, Baseball 9,10,11, Basketball 9,10,11, Homecoming Prince 10, Boys State Delegate 11, De- bate 12. KAREN SUE KLAYNIK Homecoming Princess 11. IEFFERY SCOTT KOFSKY Play 9,10,11,12, Tech Crew 10,11,12, Band 9,10,11,12, Pep Band 10,11,12, Yearbook 10,11. 118 SENIOR ACTIVITIES IOAN LESLIE MARINEAU Gymnastics 11,12, Assistant Director Senior Play 11, Chorus 11, Spanish Club sec. 12, Debate 12, Homecoming Committee 12. CARY MITCHELL MASTERS Football 10,12, Basketball 10, Base- ball 10, Ski-Club 10, Track 12. RITA LOUISE MCINTYRE Class Pres. 10, Class Sec. 9, Student Council Rep. 11, Student Council Vice Pres. 11, Yearbook 9,10, Co-Editor 11, Editor 12, Cheerleader 10, Debate Team 11, Ski Club 9,10,11, Band 9,10, 11, Softball 10, Tennis team 11,12, Co- op 12, Girls Track 9, Homecoming Queen Candidate 12, Shakespeare Trip 10, Senior Play 11, Girls Basketball 10, Voted Most Energetic 12, Girls State Delegate 11, Homecoming Hall Dec. Committee 12. ANTHONY LOUIS MOLNAR Golf 12. Debate 11,12, Basketball 9. 10.11.12, Baseball 10,11, Boys State Delegate 11, Class ELVIS 12. IIM MONHOLLEN Basketball 9, Band 9,10,12, Pep Band 9.10.12, Teachers Aide 10. TERESA MONHOLLON Band 9,10,11,12, Chorus 9,10,11,12, Yearbook 11, Student Aide 11, Stu- dent Council 9,11, Library Aide 12, Prom Committee 11, Track 9, Pep Band 9,10,11,12, Art Award 11, Band Treasurer 11. KEVIN MORK Track 11 IAN NOWAK CECILIA RAMOS Spanish Club 12, Co-op 12, Yearbook 10,11. RONDA RAE RANK Band 10,11,12, Girls Basketball 10,11, Ski Club 10, Voted Class Flirt 12. DANNIEL SANTELLAN Baseball 10,11,12, Art Club Winner 12, Voted Most Likely To Succeed 12. ROBIN LEE SCHOCK Basketball 9,10,11,12, Cheerleading 9, 10,11,12, Softball 9,10,11.12, Band 9, 10,11, Homecoming Princess 10, All League 2nd Team 11, Voted Most Ath- letic 12. TROY ALLEN SHOULDERS Chorus 11,12, Teachers Aide 12. T'ONNA SIMMONS Basketball 9,10,11, Track 9,10,11, Band 9,10,11,12, Majorette 10,11, Chorus 10,11. IACK SMUTNEY MARGARET SNOWDEN Cheerleading 9, Tennis 10, Prom Com- mittee 11, Co-op 12, Backpacking Club 12, Sports Reporter 11,12, Art Award 10, Debate 11, Salutatorian 12. MICHAEL I. SNOWDEN Football 10,11,12, Baseball 9,11, Homecoming Prince 11, Prom Com- mittee 11. MIKE SNYDER Art Club Winner 10,12, Band 10,11, 12. CANDICE MARIE STOUCH Pep Club 9, Chorus 10, Mash Shop 11, Band 10, Teachers Aide 11,12, Voted Most Talked About 12. STEVE THOMPSON Basketball 10,11,12. Voted Most Ath- letic 12, Footbalin,12. IOYLYNN WILSON Band 9,10,11,12, Pep Band 9,10,11.12, Cheerleading 9,10,11, Chorus 10,11,12, Majorette 10,11,12, Mash Shop 12, Voted Best Dressed 12. 119 FACULTY DIRECTORY CERALD BAGIEREK . . . lunior High Social Studies, BA Western Mich. U., Coach I V. Basketball, Assistant Foot- ball. AMY BEECHLER . . . Civics, Geography, Spanish, Span- ish Club, BA Albion College. EDNA DYKE . . . English, BA Hope College, Jr. Class Sponsor. PENNY FALES . . . Mathematics, BS Western Mich. U., CAS Family Life Ed. WAYNE FRIES .. . Physical Education, BA Mich. State U. LINDA K. GILBERT. . . BA Central Mich. U. Special Edu- cation, Girls Track Coach. DENISE GORSLINE . . . English, BS English Mich U., De- bate. TOM HERRICK . . . Government, BS Western Mich. U„ Sponsor Ski Club, Tennis Coach. MARCIA HOSLEY . . . English, Business, BA Western Mich U., Cheerleading Coach. IOHN KUENZLI. . . Principal, BS Mich. State, MA Mich. State U. JACK LAMPEN . . . Mathematics, BA Ferris, MA Mich. State U., Coach Varsity Football, Baseball. PHIL MAATMAN.. . Shop, BS Mich. State U. VICTOR MAYER . . . Science, BA Western Mich. U., Sponsor 7th Grade Class. CATHERINE MOORE. . . Art, BFA Wayne State U„ MA Mich. State U., Sponsor Yearbook. LATHROP MORSE . . Band, BA Albion College, MA University of Michigan. PEGGY SANFORD . . . Librarian, BS III. State U.„ MA Rosary College. MARY SPRUIT.. . Reading, BA Central Mich. U. MARY ANN STYGSTRA . . . English, Physical Ed., BA Hope College, Sponsor Gymnastics, Coach Softball. LUCY VAN KOVERING ... Home Economics, BS West- ern Michigan U., Bowling, Sponsor Soph. Class. RON WEST RATE . . . Science, BA Grand Valley, MS Western Mich. U., Coach Varsity Basketball, Sponsor Track, Sponsor lr. Class. DAN WILSON . . . Business, BS Ferris State College, Ahtletic Director, Coach lr. High Track. DALE WINTERS . . . Vocational Shared Time Building Construction, BA ILL. State U., MA Western Mich. U. MYLES REHKOPF . . . Shop, Math, B.A. Western Mich. U., Coach I. V. Baseball. DAVID ERNST. . . lr. High Math, Social Studies, Science, Health, B.S. Mich State, Asst. Track Coach. THOMAS NOWAK . . . Counselor, B.S. Ferris State, M.A. Western Mich. U. 120 WALSWORTH Mareelint. Mo.. U.S.A.