Saugatuck High School - Compass Yearbook (Saugatuck, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

If you make your own goals adhere to your own values and choose your own kind of fun, you are living a life made by you. If other people are telling you what to do, or if you are copying other peoples ways or acting out a certain lifestyle to impress other people, you are living a life for other people rather than yourself, and it is so important to choose your own lifestyle, and not to let others choose it for you. PEOPLE ... ALL AROUND THE CHANGING OF A Table of Contents Editor Kim Kittredge Co-Editor Kevin Burkett Business Manager Linda Powers Assistant Manager Amy Schmidt Photographers .... John Manifold Fran Manifold Senior Staff Members Suzanne Kuenzli Yvonne Phillippe Daisy Scherpinski General Staff Glorial Corral Robin Gannon Janet Kasten Dennis Klemm Andra Knechel Gary McGregor Karla Monroe Joy O'Brian Sue Seifert Brian Strom Terry Van Dis Advisor Catherine Moore Special Photography .. .. National School Studios, Inc. We are now placed in a position to look at our accomplishments and examine how we've handled growing up in such a turbulent decade. US AT DECADE. People all around . . . beginning to understand, to tolerate. Realizing that we must face tomorrows decade with a feeling of self confidence. We must begin to grow in awareness from me to we . 6 i i uSiftilT People . . . beginning to have compassion, to have concern. We know that time will be our friend when we need it, and even though we are saddened to walk out of today, we face tomorrow with open arms. mim mu «m- DOST THOU LOVE LIFE? THEN WASTE NOT TIME, FOR TIME IS THE STUFF THAT LIFE IS MADE OF. B. FRANKLIN HOMECOMING 1979, SENIORS KING: Bob Chalice QUEEN: Yvonne Phillippe Court: Ken Boyce, Glenn Zigterman, Rick Modrak, Molly Erlandson, Daisy Scherpinski, Linda Powers 11th: Terry VanDis, Lisa Krueger 10th: Dennis Klemm, Anne Schwerdt 9th: Jim Burkett, Robin Gannon 8th: Jon Veldhuis, Jean Schlacks 7th: Chris Wentzell, Toni Phelps COURT Cs CHANGING OF THE DECADES We experienced a very unique Homecoming this year when the Student Council chose a Changing of the Decades theme. This theme allowed some unusual possibilities for dress up days, and for hall decorations. Monday saw cowboys chasing indignant Injuns around the halls. There were flappers and W.W. II soldiers (20's-40's day), war protes- tors and love children (60's day). On Friday, there was the traditional Orange and Blue Day. The powder puff football game on Wednesday night was a muddy battle, which came out in favor pf the Sophomore-Junior team. The halls oozed with creativity. With a simple walk through the halls, one could visit a western saloon, experience the fun of a Roaring 20's Party, listen to a rock concert, as well as see into a glittering future. When all was said and done, a large, happy sigh rose from the people inside SHS. 11 ADMINISTRATION Wayne Kruger: Super- intendent, Thomas Novak: Principal, Rox- anne Gast: Counselor, and Board of Education: Janet Wolbrink - Pre- sident; Russell Wilken- son - Vice President; Jacqueline Veldhuis - Secretary; Frank Lamb - Trustee; Eugene Sneider - Trustee; Robert Chalice - Trus- tee. JOHN KUENZLI . . . NINE YEARS AT S.H.S In the summer of 1970, John Kuenzli left his home town teaching job in Oscoda, Michigan to come to Saugatuck and be the High School Principal. I don't think he ever really looked back. He loved the town, his new job, the people he worked with, and the students. He put his all into everything he did. I remember when they were working on the plans and the building of the new high school, all the extra time he spent at night going over things to make sure everything would be just right. In the summer of 1979 - almost a decade later - he left the town and people he loved to become the Business Manager in Manistee, Michigan. I know he misses all of you, and we miss him. Suzanne 14 Joseph Los; Industrial Arts, 7th, 8th grade math, 7th, 8th grade Social Studies. Kevin Chipman; Business Social Studies, Freshman Basketball, Baseball, 8th grade girls Basketball. Jack Lampen; Math, Head Football Coach. Ronald Westrate; Science. Victor Mayer; Junior High Science, Life Science, Girls Basketball. Mary Ann Stygstra; English, Junior High P.E., Gymnastics. Lathrop Morse; Director of Music, Band, and Chorus. 15 Wayne Fries; P.E., Freshman sponsor. Catherine Moore; Art, Yearbook Sponsor. Gerald Bagierek; Social Studies, Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Senior Sponsor. Carol Rees; English, Spanish, Psychology, Cheerleading Coach. Patricia Gilman; English, Junior Sponsor, Dramatics, Newspaper Sponsor, Forensics. Thomas FJerrick; Social Studies, FJistory, Government, Tennis. 16 Myles Rehkoff; Industrial Arts, Junior High Math. Catherine Brockington; English, 7th grade Sponsor. Margart Sanford; Librarian. Lucille Van Koevering; Home Family Living, Sophomore Spon- sor. Daniel Wilson; Directory of Athletics, Secondary Business. 17 Stephen Myers; Building Trades Assistant, J.V. Football Coach. Linda Gilbert; Special Education, 8th grade Sponsor. Ralph Troutman; Supervisor, bus 7. Gail Lord; bus 2, Katherine Beery; Bus 4, Donald Davis; Bus 10, Odessa Hurd; Bus 3. David Ernst; Math, Boys Track. Dale Winters; Building Trades Teacher, 8th grade Basketball. Gertrude Swecker; Hall Monitor. Jack Wicks; Supervisor Custodian. Carol Lacy; Custodian, Donald Blackburn; Custodian, Lynn Shashaguay; Food Service. 20 Seniors MOCK ELECTION Most Talkative: Diana Davis The Shyest: Terry Pitcher Mary Nycz Class Flirts: Yvonne Phillippe Mike O'Brien Class Disco Dancers: Rick Modrak Dawn Schreckengust Class Clowns: Daisy Scherpinski Triss Tisdale Most Athletic: Mike O'Brien Allison Phillips Class Gearhead: Jerry Glover MOCK ELECTION Bill Winter Richard Bird Class Beethoven: Suzanne Kuenzli Class Rembrandts: Yvonne Phil- lippe Molly Erlandson Most Spirited: Kim Kittredge Jim Forrester Most Friendly: Bill Schock Karen McKeever Most Polite: Shirley Collins Brad White STUDENTS OF THE 70s ARE THE FUTURE FOR THE 80s The past is but a record which we play over and over in our minds, hearts, and souls. Memories of the good times and the bad times, which we have all shared together. 25 SENIORS 1980 PRES.: Kim Kittredge VICE-PRES.: Molly Erlandson TREAS.: Linda Powers SEC.: Dawn Schreckengust STUDENT COUNCIL REPS. Robyn Crowder Daisy Scherpinski CLASS SPONSOR Mr. Bagierek Deborah Marie Baker Deb You will find as you look back upon your life, that the moments that stand out, are the moments when you have done things in the spirit of love. Richard Bird Richard Love is a word that means so many things, so when you fall in love you have so many ways to express it. Robert Bird Robert Life is a challenge, don't give up. Paul Biller A.). Life is complicated ... - - that's why it's fun! Cathy Blok Cathy One must always look ahead, but it is difficult to look farther than one can see. Darrel Bounds Darrel Men sell their souls, but quietly I go my way. 26 Ken Boyce Ken Forever live the Loop. Robert Lloyd Chalice Animal I once thought I made a mistake, but that was my only one. Linda Sue Christenson Bones What the heart knows today the head will understand tomorrow. Shirley Marie Collins Shirl I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do, let it not differ, for I shall not pass this way again. Tracy Lane Cook Tracy Remember yesterday, Dream about tomorrow, But live today. Eva Corral Tag Those who remember us, will always treasure memories. For the memories we left behind will never be forgotten. 27 Robyn Carole Crowder Rob Be not afraid of life. Believe that life is worth living and your belief will help you create the fact. Diana Lynn Davis D.D. But far more numerous was the herd of such, who think too little and talk too much. ■ Sallie R. Edwards Sallie No one knows what they can do till they try. I Chris Eichler Chris I will bi a man among men; and no loiwer a dreamer among shadows Robert Allen Engel Bullit Let them obey that know not how to rule. Molly Erlandson Moll 'Tis the set of the sails and not the gails, which decides the way to go. 28 Carl ErleweirH Crash No one can avoid being born average, but no one has to be common. Edgar I iddei S Ed The most important thing in life is to have an objective and be able to obtain it. Jerry Glover Tiger I was here but now I'm gone, so I left my picture to turn you on Lesa Ferrell B.B. James Forrester Jim The heart is wiser than the mind. Daryl I. Grubb� 'I Daredevil I Never let it be said a quiet man is shy, for he's just not fjlolish. Darren HiggirsS Kung Fu i judge a person by the depth of his soul not by the length of his hair. Cara Johnston Cara Sayonara Kimberly S. Kittredge Kim The secret of happiness is not in doing what one likes, but in liking what one has to do. Suzanne Hope Kuenzli Suz Learning to live with what you've got is fine if you like it, if you don't then do your best to change it. Eric Arthur Lane Eric The power of the earth surrounds us, yet we:force our way, we must let nature have its day. Marguerite Heather Lawson Heather There is great ability in knowing how to conceal ones ability. Ricky Alan Modrak Disco See you at the top! Lorett.i Katherine Morse Lori Tell me your deepest secrets, your dreams, your hopes for the future, and I will hope it comes out as you want it. Frank Joseph Marro III Stank Why play hopscotch when you can eat cake. She hears talks little. Mary Fern Nycz Mary all, thinks much, but 31 Michael P. O'Brien O'B I am my own person and I live my life for myself... If you don't like it turn your head, for I'll turn mine. Yvonne Irene Phillippe Yip This time, like all times, is a good one if we just know what to do with it. Allison Marie Phillips Al I have had dreams, and I have had nightmares. I overcame my night- mares because of my dreams. Terry Lee Pitcher Pitch Don't count your chickens until they are hatched. Linda Kay Powers Linda A real friend is one who walks in when thejest of the world walks out. Alicia Rodrigues Alicia To succeed you must paddle your own canoe 32 Daisy May Scherpinsky Weed Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Dawn Renee Schreckengust Duckie Occasionally . . . everyone should play with mudpies. William Schock i Bill Some people make you feel at home, others make you wish you were. Kathrine Lynn Vander Molen Kathy For 'tis the mind that makes the body rich. Patricia Helen Tis- Tris She deserves paradise, v ho makes her companions laugh Elizabeth Rene Vuillemot Liz I'm not conceited, although God knows I have every reason to be. 33 Cindy Van d| H Cindy Somewhere there is A dream. Somewhere there is 4 love, Somewhere . . . Pierjo Viljanen Pierjo 111 search for truth and honesty I'll find peace of mintfS ? Bradly Alan White Goog Those people who think they know everything are annoying to those of us who do. William Bernard Winter Bill Life is not measured by the time that we li «- Glenn Fredrick Zigterman Z-Man I live my life the way that I choose, I'm satisfied with nothing to loose. Lynn Marie Wicks Lynn He who has imagination without learning, has wings but no feet. 34 PROM 1980 SAYONARA f The Junior Class of Saugatuck High School requests the pleasure of your company at the Junior-Senior Prom on Friday, the ninth of May Nineteen hundred and eighty at nine o'clock in the evening Masonic Temple, Saugatuck The Seniors of 1980 will hold a memory of a fantastic Senior Prom. The theme, Sayonara, was felt by everyone who attended. The Juniors decorated the Temple in an Oriental fashion to set the mood. The band, Westwood, from Saginaw-Bay City, did a super job of making it a very enjoyable evening. Many thanks for the hard work and effort put into it. 35 WCLCOHE TO 36 This years Seniors FINALLY decided that their destination for Senior Trip would be to New York City. The two hours to South Bend just flew right by, for everyone except Linda, who sacked out on the bus floor. We were filled with excitement as we boarded the train for our 18 hour journey to N.Y. City. Not many of us will ever forget the good points of Senior Trip . . . Calvin, . . . the diner in the hotel, . . . the off broadway play, . . . the pizza, . . . Frank locking himself and roommates out of his room,. . . the Toga parties,. . . Lynn triping over chairs, . . . the tours that nobody could believe they had to get up at 7:30 in the morning for . . . But most of all as you were just dozing off to sleep, Liz screaming in your ear, You don't sleep on Senior Trip. And not many of us did, thanks Liz! We'd also like to thank Mr. Bagierek, and Mr. Mrs. Gilman. We couldn't have done it without you. IT WAS GREAT!!! NEW YOKE 37 SAUGATUCK HIGH SCHOOL 93RD COMMENCEMENT CLASS OF 1980 John Arnold •Deborah Baker Paul Biller Richard Bird Robert Bird Cathy Blok Darrell Bounds Ken Boyce Robert Chalice Linda Christenson •Shirley Collins Tracy Cook Eva Corral Robyn Crowder Diana Davis Scott Deike Sallie Edwards Christopher Eichler Robert Engel • Molly Erlandson Carol Erlewein Lesa Ferrell Edgar Fiddes •James Forrester Jerry Glover Jewel Graves Daryl Grubbs Darren Higgins Cara Johnston Kimberly Kittredge •Suzanne Kuenzli Eric I,ane Marguerite Lawson Frank Marro Karen McKeever Rick Modrak Loretta Morse Mary Nycz Mike O'Brien Yvonne Phillippe Allison Phillips Terry Pitcher Linda Powers Alicia Rodriguez Daisy Scherpinsky William Sc hock Dawn Schreckengust Patricia Tisdale Cindy Van Dine Kathy Vander Molen Pirjo Viljanen Elizabeth Vuillemot Bradley White Lynn Wicks William Winter Glenn Zigterman •National Honor Society Member Bill Winter Valedictorian Lynn Wicks Salutatorian CLASS MOTTO Even though we are saddened to walk out of today, we face tomorrow with open arms. Bill Winter received the Koning Award, granted annually by the faculty to a senior for outstanding performance in scholarship, citizenship, and leadership. Bill also is valedictorian, received the DAR Citizenship award, a certificate in Michigan Scholarship competition, and won an honors scholarship from Grand Valley. Deborah Baker and Patricia Tisdale, American Legion Auxiliary certificate for Girls State. Molly Erlandson, James Forrester, Daryl Grubbs, Karen McKeever, Allison Phillips, and Brad White, certificate in Michigan scholarship competition. Suzanne Kuenzli, certificate in Michigan scholar- ship competition, alternate for National Honor Society scholarship. Eric Lane, certificate in Michigan scholarship competition and letter of commendation for National Merit Scholarship competition. CLASS FLOWER Rose CLASS COLORS Lynn Wicks, salutatorian, certificate in Michigan Royal Blue — Orange scholarship competition, and Board of Trustees Honor Scholarship from Central Michigan Univer- CLASS SPONSOR si,y Mr. Gerald Bagierek Ninel v-Third ( ommrnrfmrnt SAUGATl’CK HICiH SCHOOL Processional I n vocation Salutatory Address Valedictory Address Introduction of (iurst Speaker Address A r� l. nn Thomas Hei Thomas Mason l.vnn It tck William Winter Mr Tom Xtui al Principal Hep Paul Hillrgond State Hrpresintutn r Presentation of Awards and Scholarships Mr TamXauak Special Recognition Kimberly Kittmlgr Presentation of (he Class of 1980 Mr Tom Xotrak Acceptance and Recommendation of the (iraduatr Mr It ay nr A Krueger Supennu ruient Presentation of Diplomas Mrs Janet M W'alhnnk President. Hoard of A.' du eat i on Benediction Her Thomas Mason 40 Recessional Mrs l.vnn Thoma ARE TOLD TO, MAKE A DIFFERENCE “YOU'RE WELL PREPARED FOR THE TRIALS AHEAD OF YOU PAUL HILLECONDS “Whatever you do make a difference, State Rep. Paul Hillegonds told the class of 1980, during commencement ceremonies June 5th. He noted that as today's future, “we can help to form a saner, more just society if we will just roll up our sleeves and get to work. He observed that this is an age of limits, of uncertainty. Access to education is becoming more limited, and jobs are fewer. But it's not time to wring hands ... the good news is that you're well prepared for the trials ahead of you. Valedictorian Bill Winter said, it is time to put to work the input in our lives from those around us. We will learn to say thank you for skills which we were sure we'd never need or use when we learned them. Lynn Wick, Salutatorian, reminded everyone of all the times gone by, class trips, dances, bake sales, etc. Class President Kim Kittredge awarded past Principal John Kuenzli with a small token of the class appreciation. Mr. Kuenzli in turn praised Mrs. Tisdale as the mother with the largest group of kids in the area.” When all was said and done you could hear a sigh of relief and see tears of rejoicing as you walked through the line of graduates. 42 JUNIORS Troy Allen Tom Arnold Mark Arnold Mike Axman Chris Baker Ken Baker President - Sara Sneider, Vice Pres. - Sue Mason, Secretary - Lisa Krueger, Treasurer - Mary O'Brien Donna Davis Ray Debrook Keith DeWitt David Diepenhorst Donna Diepenhorst Sherry Dornan Mike Erlewein Karen Forester Mike Boyce Kevin Burkett John Campbell Phil Carper Steve Chadwick Tami Cobb Vicki Cook Gloria Corral [M2t Maree Baker Kevin Ball David Ballou Nancie Betz 44 Bruce Fries Beth Gardner Alan Gillis Creg Graves Robin Hall Andy Johnson Tony Johnson Sally Jones John Kelly Chris Klage Lisa Krueger Denise Manthey Andrew Mason Sue Mason Marta Mieras Lisa Miser Brenda Monroe Ken Morris Mary O'Brien Matt Peterson Joe Petrik Tom Phelps Lupita Ramos Robin Rank Steve Ressiguie Bruce Schock John Shashaguay 45 Jeff Slayer Sarah Sneider Dale Stark Walter Thias John VanDine Terry VanDis Rondi Wightman Terri Wilson James York 46 47 SOPHOMORES Tracey Fosdick Lance Gilliam 0 V 4£ Melvin Arnold Rodney Balmer Shari Barnhill Mark Bloomfield Sara Brown Tim Calvert David Church Frank Del Haye Dana Dooley Colleen Ferrell Brad Fiala Ted Flagel Class Officers; President: Laurie Nowak, Vice Pres: Janet Kasten, Sec.: Sue Siefert, Treas.: Ann Wentzell Don Hutchins Sue Jenson Lisa Jones Janet Kasten Dennis Klemm Randy Klifman David Krueger Chris Lane John Manifold Jude Manthey Betsy Marro Jay McDowell Karla Monroe Roy New 49 50 Laurie Nowak Lisa Nowak Kevin Phillips Darren Rees Amy Schmidt Chris Schoon Anne Schwerdt Jeff Seeback Sue Siefert Shannon Smith Brian Strom Matt Tiffany Todd VanWieren Lanora Wells Ann Wentzell Bill Wicks Jodi Wightman FRESHMEN 1 r President, Robin Gannon, Vice Pres., Andrew Doucette, Sec., Darcy Schreckengust, Treasurer, Linda Greene. Mitch Arnold Jim Baker Rosanne Betencourt Jack Bogard Gail Bounds Missy Brandenberry Frank Bryan Jim Burkett Crystal Burns Carol Chalice Bob Cobb Tina Conti Stacy Crowder Tony Cummins Andrew Doucette Dawn Ekdahl Beth Erlewien Doree Farace Teresa Feddick Dan Fosdick Robbin Cannon Ann Grady Bart Graves Linda Greene Kris Hall Kathy Hays Dirk Hedglin Tim Higgs Kim Holden Bob Hopkins Cynthia Inch Jim Jordon Dan Kelly Michelle Klimzak Andrah Knechel 52 Chris Krafft Larry Marsden Linda Marsden Cary McGregor Kathy McVea Lori Miser Jim Modrak Joy O'Brien Kathy O'Brien Judy Phillippe Heidi Schlacks Darcy Schreckengust Karen Schwerdt Joe Shashaguay Debbie Snyder Wendy Todd Mike Tyler Kevin Van Dam Brian Vander Molen Matt Vander Velden 53 SHS 33 Martin 0 •SHS 16 Calvin Christ. 14 SHS 8 Hopkins 2 SHS 46 Mich. Luth. 6 SHS 31 Covert 0 •SHS 20 Fenville 6 SHS 0 Cobles 26 •SHS 8 Allendale 0 •SHS 20 Bloomingdale 16 Coach Lampen and Asst. Coach Bagierek. Lampen named COACH OF THE YEAR by The Holland Sentinel. AND THEY SAID WE COULDN'T DO IT . . . Sitting; team managers )im Kelly, Butch Jones. Kneeling; Frank Marro, Dave Ballou, Dave Diepenhorst, Carl Erlewein, Rick Modrak, Mike O'Brien, Terry Pitcher, Bob Chalice. Standing; Coach Lampen, Raymond DeBrooke, Keith Dewitt, Tony Johnson, Bruce Fries, Bill Winter, Chris Klege, Tom Arnold, Bob Engel, Andy Johnson, Phil Carper, Mike Erlewein; and asst. Coach Bagierek. The S.FH.S. Varsity football team reaUy had their stuff together this year, easily taking the A-O League championship for the third time in the past four years. We are proud to say that Coach Jack Lampen was named COACH OF� THE YEAR by the Holland Sentinal. This season, for the second season in a row, Lampen has led the Indians to back-to-back A-O League Championships and back-to-back season records of 8 wins and only 1 loss. Since we have one of the best coaches in the area, we also have some of the best players in the area. This year especially, the S.H.S. Varsity Football Players showed that they had what it takes to go out and play their best and come out on top. 57 . . . BUT WE DID!! A-O CHAMPS '79. Frank Marro All League Offense Andy Johnson All League Offense All Area Offense Mike O'Brien All League Offense and Defense All Area Offense Bob Engel All League Offense, All Area Defense All League Honorable Mention Rick Modrak - Offense Bob Chalice - Offense Phil Carper - Defense Tom Arnold All Area Defense All League Defense THE J.V. WORKED HARD Seeing that the JV football team won only two games this year, one would think that they had some problems. It was not so. They worked hard all season and showed that they had a lot of spirit, determination, and talent. Next year, coach Lampen will have some good material to work with and make the Varsity team a successful one. Kneeling: Garth Zommermand, Dan Fosdick, Jim Burkett, Gary McGregor, Dirk Hedglin, Roy New, Matt VanderVelden. Standing: Jim Modrak, Don Hutchins, Matt Tiffany, Tim Higgs, Kevin VanDam, Jude Manthey, Lance Gilliam, and coach Steve Meyers. GOLF TEAM WINS THIRD LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP! Team members: Chris Baker, Chris Lane, Tom Phelps, Bill Wicks, Ted Flagel, Mel Arnold, and Brad Fiala. The SHS golf team under coach Dave Von Ins won its third consecu- tive League Championship and appeared in its third straight State Finals. Although the team played very well in the finals, the State Championship again eluded the team - but not Chris Baker. Chris won the State Class D Individual Flonors with a two-over-par 74. Most Valuable Player - Chris Baker, Most Improved Player - Chris Lane, All League - Chris Baker, Chris Lane, Flonorable Mention - Ted Flagel, Tom Phelps. 1979 Golf Team Record 11 wins 2 losses 5th in State Finals Saugatuck 168 Hopkins 171 Away Saugatuck 182 Saranac 191 Home Saugatuck 173 Saranac 18S Home Saugatuck 186 Fennville 200 Home Saugatuck 167 Bridgman 176 Home Saugatuck 189 Calvin Christian 187 Home Saugatuck 167 Hopkins 199 Home Saugatuck 168 Allendale 162 Away Saugatuck 155 Allendale 173 Away Otsego Elks Invitational - 2nd of 8 schools in Allegan Co. Saugatuck 151 Calvin Christian 153 Away Saugatuck 153 Bridgman 162 Away Saugatuck 153 River Valley 164 Away Saugatuck 149 Fennville 178 Away League Meet at Hopkins - 1st Place Regional Meet at Clearbrook - 2nd Place State Finals at Webberville - 5th Place VARSITY FOOTBALL Capt. Sue Siefert Donna Diepenhorst Donald Kasten Janet Kasten Suzanne Kuenzli Brenda Monroe Karla Monroe Daisy Scherpinski JV FOOTBALL Rosanne Betencourt Michele Klimzak Amy Schmidt Heidi Schlacks Debbie Snyder SPIRIT This fall there were three squads of cheerleaders, all working for the same goal - to promote school SPIRIT. On top of that, the cheerleaders worked hard selling team buttons, megaphones, T-shirts, and jerseys to buy a new set of uniforms! Something else new on the scene was a large megaphone purchased by the cheerleaders to be used by Donald Kasten - our first male cheerleader! GIRL'S VARSITY BASKETBALL Missy Brandenberry Carol Chalice Laurie Nowak Anne Schwerdt Shannon Smith Wendy Todd KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK GIRLS! Kneeling: Lisa Jones, Judi Phillippe, Eva Corral, Standing front: Allison Phillips, Dawn Schreckengust, Mary O'Brien, Sue Jensen, Coach Mayer. Standing rear: Linda Greene, Darcy Schreckengust, Tris Tisdale, Lisa Miser. The girls Varsity basketball put forth great effort this year. They record- ed two victories during the season, but their record is misleading. Next year, coach Victor Mayer will have a lot of talent to work with to make it a successful season. Keep up the good work girls! VARSITY WINS COUNTLESS EXPERIENCE This year's Varsity basketball team provided the crowd with a lot of surprises! With the help of their new coach, Russ Doan, they started the season with a big bang, but regardless of all their hustle, fine spirit, and skill, they found it difficult to keep things together. Alth- ough their record says it was a losing season, it was really a matter of losing games and winning countless experience. TEAM: FRONT ROW: Tony Johnson, Chris Baker, John Kelly, Phil Carper, Mike O'Brien. BACK ROW: Matt Peterson, Bill Winter, Brad White, Terry Van Dis, and Glenn Zigterman. Cov. Christian Bridgman Martian W. Shore Christian Calvin Christian Fennville Lawrence Calvery Baptist Hopkins Cov. Christian Covert G.R. Baptist Allendale Fennville Pentwater Lawrence Hopkins Allendale Martin Covert DISTRICTS G.R. Baptist Calvery Baptist 67 J.V. SHOWS QUICKNESS AND TALENT The ).V. basketball team showed a lot of quickness and talent throughout the season, and how they could handle pressure situations. These things can contribute to a winning season for next year's Varsity team. The crowd has something coming! Front Row L to R: |eff Seeback, Joe Petrie, Chris Lane. Back Row: Kevin Phillips, Ted Flagel, Bill Wicks. Missing coach Mike Ward. FROSH LEARN AND GAIN EXPERIENCE The Freshman basketball team might have been defeated but not their pride. They learned a lot by trial and error and gained exper- ience. You never know . . . give them time and they will probably be seen playing in the state finals! Front Row L to R: Andy Vuillemot, )im Modrak, Chris Kraft, Kevin Van Dam, Dill Burkett, Dan Fosdick. Back Row L to R: Coach Kevin Chipman, Garth Zomermaand, Dan Sobel, Dirk Hedgelin, Matt Van- dervelden. 69 BOYS BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Lisa Jones Janet Kasten Kim Kittredge Brenda Monroe Karla Monroe Joy O'Brien Sue Siefert J.V. Sue Jensen Andra Knechel Amy Schmidt Wendy Todd 70 OH THOSE SQUADS!! The Varsity basketball cheerleaders this year really stood out. They had new uniforms purchased just for them, and they did a good job at showing them off. Along with some super mounts, they performed a pom-pom dance routine to Rocky. Both squads also attended a Hope College cheerleading clinic. There they learned tumbling tricks, even higher mounts, two floor cheers, and a countless number of sideline chants. However that wasn't the end of the learning. With the help of Mr. Kurtzi, a Hope College Cheerleader, they've learned more about the mini-tramp and just basic good cheering. Many thanks go to these girls who have stuck together through the thick and thin of the basketball season, and many thanks from them for the support given by the community. 71 The SHS Gymnastic team was a young team this year consisting of all freshman except for two return- ing juniors. All the girls put forth 100% of their effort and ability throughout the season. They all had a lot of fun, learned many new things, and have set their sights high for a very successful season coming up. SHS GYMNASTICS YOUNG-AND-UP-AND-COMING Team members: Debbie Snyder, Lisa Krueger, Sarah Sneider, Stacey Crowder, Terri Wilson, Heidi Schlacks, Michelle Klimzak, Coach MaryAnn Stygstra. 73 This years tennis team finished the season with a record of 4 wins and 3 losses and placed second in the A-O League behind Fennville. The Indians won the league meet but suffered 2 close defeats to Fennville during the season which cost them the league championship. All-in-all they had a super season and with a lot of the good young talent they should be equally strong next year. Team . . . front: Dennis Klemm, Mark Arnold, Chris Housemen, Sue Mason, Andrew Mason, Heidi Schlacks. Rear: Jim Forrester, Brad White, Tom Phelps, Dan Sobol, Dirk Hedglin, Coach Tom Herrick. VARSITY TRACK ON THEIR TOES Front: Kevin Van Dam, Kris Krafft, Frank Marro, Matt Tiffany, Chris Klage, Kevin Burkett. Rear: Terry Van Dis, Mike Erlewein, Terry Pitcher, David Ballou, Coach David Ernst. Missing: Mike O'Brien, Rick Modrak. The Varsity Track team got off to a super start this season winning their first five track meets. In doing so they even defeated class B C schools. Overall the Indians placed fourth in the league beating Hopkins. This years MOST VALUABLE PLAYER was Senior Terry Pitcher and MOST IMPROVED was Freshman Chris Krafft. GIRLS TRACK SETS SCHOOL RECORDS Front: Diana Davis, Ann Schwerdt, Andrah Kneckel, Ruth Barnes, Tina Conti, Karla Monroe, Lisa Miser. Rear: Ann Grady, Cathy O'Brien, Vicki Cook, Brenda Monroe, Darcy Schreckengust, Linda Greene, Michelle Klimzak, Coach Alice Clark. 77 Pictured at the left is Senior Mike O'Brien. In Regional competition, Mike took third place in the 880 yard run with a time of 2:03.1 to qualify for the state meet. Do your very best. That was the girls track team incentive. Throughout the season they showed improvement and hard work. This was the key that opened the door to SIX new school records. 78 BASEBALL SHOWS IMPROVEMENT Front: Bob Winters, Raymond DeBrooke, Chris Lane, Darren Rees, Brad Fries. Row 2: Coach Kevin Chipman, Kevin Phillips, Bob Engle, Tom Arnold, Dale Starks, Steve Resseguie. Row 3: Bob Chalice, Glenn Zigterman, Bill Wicks, Bill Winter, Joe Petrik. CHEERS FOR SOFTBALL Front: Coach Roxie Gast, Sherry Barnhill, Terry Wilson, Liz Vuillemot, Lori Morse. Row 2: Kathy O'Brien, Joan Barnhill, Sarah Sneider, Yvonne Phillippe, Judie Phillippe, Allison Phillips. Row 3: Robin Gannon, Dawn Schreckengust, Jodie Wightman, Lynn Wick, Rondie Wightman, Missy Brandenberry. The girls softball team showed a considerable amount of im- provement since last year recording victories over Fennville and Grand Rapids Baptist. The team will suffer the loss of all-around player Allison Phillips. Coach Gast says that if the team is willing to put in a lot of hard work and time next year should be a good season. We showed continued improvement throughout the season, quoted Coach Kevin Chipman. The baseball team played well during district play making it to the district finals against a superb West Michigan Christian team. The Varsity Baseball Team ended the season with a win-loss record of 8-11. Pitcher Bill Winter and 2nd baseman Ray DeBrooke were voted first team All-League in the A-O conference. This seasons Most Valuable Player Award went to Senior Bill Winter and Most Improved was Junior Ray DeBrooke. SPORTS BANQUET HONORS ATHLETES Athletes and cheerleaders from Saugatuck High School were honored by friends, parents, and coaches May 20th at the 16th Annual Lions Club Banquet at Coral Cables. The speaker was Wes Pete Carlos, football coach from Mt. Clemens, who has coached a number of young men who went on to success in college and professional sports . . . the final results are proportionate to the work and effort put in. Speaker Wes Carlos and Bill Winter, Winner of the Commercial Record Award. 82 Most Improved Player Awards . . . Chris Krafft, Ann Schwerdt, Debbie Snyder, Tom Phelps, Tris Tisdale, Phil Carper, Ray DeBrooke, Sarah Sneider, (Missing Bob Engel and Chris Lane.) Most Valuable Player Awards . . . Dawn Schreckengust, Shari Barnhill, Sarah Sneider, Brenda Monroe, Chris Baker, Bill Winter, Jim Forrester, and Terry Pitcher. BAND HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR . . . SR. HI. CONCERT BAND FLUTES - Joan and Shari Barnhill, Crystal Burns, Carol Chalice, Beth Gardner, Lisa Jones, Chris Kraft, Kathy McVea, Lori Morse, Karen Schwerdt, Ann Wentzell. CLARINETS - Missy Brandeberry, David Church, Dan Fosdick, Robin Gannon, Linda Greene, Cynthia Inch, John Manifold. BASS CLARINET - Dawn Schrecken- gust OBOE - Jim Wolbrink ALTO SAXOPHONES - Debbie Baker, Ruth Barnes, Dennis Klemm, Eric Lane, Darcy Schreckengust TENOR SAXOPHONES - Janet Kasten, Sue Mason BARITONE SAXOPHONE - Lance Gilliam CORONETS - Tim Higgs, Amy Schmidt, Cathy Eichler, Joe Lane TROMBONES - Mike Axman, Diana Davis, Dirk Hedglin, Steve Res- seguie, Bruce Schock, Dale Stark, Matt Tiffany, Bill Wicks BARITONE - Mike Boyce TUBAS - Ken Baker, Dan Sobol PERCUSSION - Chris Houseman, Andy Johnson, Gary McGregor, Karen McKeever, Jim Modrak, Anne Schwerdt, Kevin Van Dam Lathrop P. Morse, Jr. Director 87 HOUSE CONSTRUCTION Mike Erlewein, Steve Resseguie, Keith DeWitt, and Dave Ballou SENIOR CITIZENS Back: Robin Rank, Lesa Ferrell, Wally Thias, )on Hallgren, Bruce Schock. Middle: John Arnold, Donna Diepenhorst, Mrs. Van Koevering. Front: Creg Craves, Robyn Crowder. 88 CO-OP Standing: Jerry Clover, Bill Scnock, Robert Bird, Creg Graves, Tony Cummins. Seat- ed: Karen McKeever, Linda Powers, Tracey Cook, and Lori Morse. VOCATIONAL CENTER Rear: John Van Dine, Wally Thias, Darren Higgins, Chris Eikler, Creg Craves, Bobby Hopkins, Kevin Burkett, John Arnold. Middle: Darrell Grubs, Mark Arnold, Jerry (camera shy) Clover, Jon Hallgren, Alan Gillis, Tony Cummins. Front: Robyn Crowder, Eva Corral, Sarah Sneider, Karen Forresters, and Denise Manthey. t 89 Diane Mitts, Yvonne Phillippe, Lisa Nowak, Brenda Monroe, Michelle Cannon, Terri Blok, Maggie Baker, Edgar Fiddes, Kevin Ball, Kam Morris, Shelly Thias, Lupita Ramos, Shannon Smith, Brian Strom, Kim Kittredge, Jim Burkett, Robin Gannon ... for Saugatuck - Douglas Art Club Awards. (Missing Molly Erlandson). Brad Fiala, Dave Diepenhorst, and Lisa Nowak ... for placing in the Shop Regional Awards. Also Brian Vander Molen . . . and Dewey York, Jim York, Kevin Phillips, Kelli Crowder, David Bossardet and Trent Marshall. Terry Van Dis placed 2nd and Lisa Nowak placed 8th in the State Shop Awards. 90 CONGRATULATIONS TO . . . Kam Morris, Molly Erlandson, and Kevin Ball . . . for Holland Festival '80 Art Awards. Mike Axman, and Amy Schmidt, (with Band Director Mr. Morse)... for Most Improved Player and Co-Sousa Award. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY members . . . front: Sue Mason, Lisa Krueger, Allison Phillips, Debbie Baker and Shirley Collins. Rear: William Winter, Jim Forrester, Lynn Wicks, Michael Axman, Andrew Mason, Terri Wilson. Marta Mieras, Nancie Betz, Kevin Burkett, and Ken Baker . . . for Girls and Boys State. These are the hard-working office PEOPLE who keep the school running smoothly. They do everything . . . from office work to tending the ill and disabled. Rear: Mary Laskers, Mark Bloomfield, Sara Brown, Dorie Forace, Teresa Feddick, Mary Nycz. Front: Yvonne Phillippe, Ann Schumacher, Sue Tisdale (Mrs. Tiz). SPANISH CLUB IMAGE MAKER The first year of the Image Maker has been a good one. Under the direction of Mrs. Gilman the new school newspaper has become permanently established, we hope. Rear: Lynn Wicks, Mike Boyce, Brad White, Brian Strom Front: Dawn Schreckengust, Sue Mason, Sue Seifert, Janet Kasten, Andrah Knechel. Amy Schmidt, Sue Jen- sen, Ann Grady, Deb Snyder, Andrew Mason, Andrah Knechel, Chris Krafft, Lupita Ramos, Lisa Jones, Advisor, Carol Rees. BOWLING Rear: Mrs. Van Koevering, Terri Blok, Laurie Nowak, Julie Lark, Toni Fiala, Jude Manthey, Cathy Eikler, Todd Van Wieren, Matt Tiffany, Mark Bloomfield. Front: Sara Brown, Tina Conti, Ruth Barnes, Cynthia Inch, Dawn Ekdahl, Lisa Nowak, Chris Schoon, and Ann Grady. 93 SHS PRESENTS PHANTHOM OF THE OPERA A vacation in Brittany is in order: Janet Kasten, Lance Gilliam, Madame Cariotta was . . . dead!! ! Sue Sue Mason Seifert, Karla Monroe, Andrah Knechel, Amy Schmidt Entire cast: Front row going back . . . Karla Monroe, Sue Seifert, Wendy Todd, Gail Bounds, Lori Morse, Beth Erlewein, Mike Boyce, Andrew Mason, Andra Knechel, Sue Mason, Mark Bloomfield, Ken Baker, Chris Houseman, Mrs. Gilman, Janet Kasten, Amy Schmidt, Eric Lane, Brian Strom, and Lance Gilliam. 95 STUDENT COUNCIL Front: Sue Mason, Janet Kasten, Lisa Krueger, Heidi Schlacks. Rear: Kam Morris, Shannon Smith, Marta Mieras, Darcy Schreckengust, Sue Seifert, Yvonne Phillippe, Robyn Crowder, and Daisy Scherpinski. Saugatuck High School was privileged to host two foreign exchange students this year. Edgar Fiddes, of Asuncion, Paraguay, stayed with the Holm's of Douglas. He was very happy at SHS and enjoyed the other students in his classes. Pirjo Viljanen, 17 year old Senior from Finland, found Saugatuck to be a nice vacation from the much stricter Finnish schools. She stayed with the Gardners of Saugatuck. Junior High This year started off quite nicely . . . lots of new plans. The Junior High Student Council sponsored a swimming party at Holland Community Pool. . . then we went to McDonalds for dinner. Fall sports included Girls basketball and Rock- et Football. We had four dances including one disc jockey dance. The winners of the dance contest were Patti Kelly, Sherri Mitts, Eileen Fuertes, Aimee Thomas, Brian Rutherford, Julie Greene. Boys basketball won the league cham- pionship. Track didn't do so well but they tried. While cleaning lockers the last day of school many people found things which had been sitting there since the first day of school . . . like unused no- tebooks and pencils. But alas the year was good. Donald Kasten JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES CADET BAND NEWSPAPER CLASS COUNCIL Cathy Eichler Toni Fiala Brad Fries Tim Hutchinson Ricky Johnson Robin Jousma Donald Kasten Patti Kelly Cathy Laaksonen Joe Lane Julie Lark Julie Lewis Felicia Manthy Trent Marshall Trevor Marshall Kelly McKeever Sharry Mitts Melanie Rees Jeanie Schlacks Stacy Slighter Betsie Smith Aimee Thomas 103 Melome Ferrell Sabina Fiske Eileen Fuertes Michelle Gannon Ken Grady Julie Green Michelle Helzer Lynn Higgs W. J. Hinson Angela Holmes John Hunt Tammy Lawson Doreen Allen Brian Baldiga Andrea Battjes Brent Birkholz Tammy Blevins Jim Bolles Steve Burns Chris Boyce Don Burklow Ron Brown Kevin Carey Mike Carey Brian Doolittle Rod Englesman Tim Erlandson Nikki Farris Vicki Lee Gerard Manthey Kandi McKeever Kathy McGregor Aimee Meyers Diane Mitts Wanda Montgomery Julie Morse Joe O'Brien Kim Parker 104 Louis VanDine Chris Walters Chris Wentzell Paul Zigterman Missy Zomermaand GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '80 THE PLAZA MOTEL BEST WISHES THE HOPPER AGENCY COMPLIMENTS OF ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Custom Processing Beef - Pork - Deer Freezer Meat Curing and Smoking Hams and Bacon BLUE STAR MEAT CO. Tom Dejonge Ph. 392-4291 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS IRMA'S BEAUTY SHOP LEADING JEWELERS SINCf I I7 2 W 8th Street Holland. Michigan CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS B lu • star Hwy. 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