Saugatuck High School - Compass Yearbook (Saugatuck, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1982 volume:

SALGATlCr HIGH SCHGCL SAHGATHCH, HI VCLUME 2© 4 Preview Ordinary People Preview 5 Preview 7 V I Stuntmen 9 2 1 Junior representatives Carol Chalice and Brian Vandermolen 2 King Kevin Philips with Queen Janet Kasten 3 Freshman representatives Sonya Kerns and Bruce Sa� p 4 Sophomore representatives Christy Tomlinson and Mike Bynum 5. Senior representatives Dennis Klemm, Lisa Jones and Chris Houseman Missing 1 Zsa Zsa Stough 10 Stuntmen It Happened One Night Homecoming is the kind of event that is anticipated for weeks, captures our attention when it's here, and remains in our memory for years This years' Homecoming at Saugatuck brought with it many creative ideas for hall decorating, and a wonderful pep assembly. Though we didn't have a totally successful homecoming in some aspects, we did enjoy it for all of its warmth and excitement. And when it was over, it ended with wrinkled programs, de- tached streamers, and wel- come sighs of relief. Stuntmen 11 1. Soft lights and romantic songs sot the pace for the Homecoming dance as shown by Bill Wicks and Ann Wentze . 2. The inner tube race provided enjoyment for Sophomores Betsy Smith and Pam Craig. 3. Chris Houseman orchestrates the Senior Spirit Jug effort (unsuccessful) 4 Pretty Debbie Snyder gives Greg Shoulders a hand during the obstocle course 5. A gallant effort was given by our men on the field during the Homecoming game against Gobies 6. and 7 Extra spirit deserves special attention For Kevin Phillips and Kevin Van Dam it meant pies — in the face! 12 Stuntmen Days Cf Thrill And Laughter 6 Stuntmen 13 1 Kevin Von Dam, Al Area, and Kevin Phillips, Ai Area, All League and Honorable Mention All State. 2. A great catch by Jim Modrak. 4 Matt Tiffany gaining extra yards 5. The Studs. Team standing left to right. Ass't coach Jerry Bogierack, Jkn Mo- drack. Andrew Doucette, Tony Cummins. Head Coach Jack Lampen Kneeling: Andy Vuil- lemot. Garth Zomeraand. Kevin Van Dam. Matt Tiffany. Joe Corral. Chris Houseman. Mike Bynum. Dirk Hedglin, Don Fosdick. Jeff Baker. Matt VanderVelden, Gary McGregor. Kevin Phillips manager Lyle Jones. Not Pic- tured Tim Higgs and Lance GilSam 14 Stuntmen 'W Semi-Tcugh The Saugatuck Injuns Junior Varsity team had a disappointing 2-6 season. There were many close games, however, and within the season many highlights. One such highlight was the 64 yard run by Bob Winter in the game against Allendale. Sophomore Winter, along with Sophomore Joe Lane and Brad Fries, will be joining the mighty varsity next year. Out- standing defense players were Joe Lane and Todd Tyler. All around players were Bob Winter 1. and Joe O'Brien. 16 Stuntmen I u 1. Team Top left to right. Asst Coach Mark Bekken. George Saip. Head Coach George Vuillemont. Gerard Manthy. Brian Baldiga. Jim BoBes. Bob Winter. Todd Tyler, Tony Thomas, Trevor Marshall. Keith Carper. Carl Valentine. Ken Grady. Joe Lane. Brad Fries. Ron Brown 2 Look-out, here we cornel 3. Carl Valentine looks to block 4 Bob Wnter awaits his ball carrier 5. Jeff Baker looks from side line 6 Tackled 1 Watching a pep assembly 2 Melanie Rees assists a 7th grader at a pep assembly 3 Team L to R Andrah Knechel. Sue Siefert. Melanie Rees. Debbie Snyder. Roseonne Bettencourt. Janet K as ten. Michele Klimazak 4 Lets go guys! 5 Roseonne does a routine at pep assembly 6 Injuns are Victory bound 6 Stuntmen 19 1. Jodi Wightman. heroin© in the game against Lee. captures the crowds atten- tion. 2 The J. V. Girls Basketball team Sitting: Patti Kelly, Toni Phelps. Cathy Eichier. Kathy McGregor Standing: Julie Greene. Tracey Barnhill. Michele Gannon. Christy Tomlinson Coach: Kevin Chipman 3. It's up to Linda Greene to block this shot 4 Coach Chipman tells the girls. Give 110%. 5. The Class D District Champions Kneeling Toni Phelps. Ruth Barnes. Ann Grady. Cathy Eichier. Julie Greene, Judy Phillippe Standing Sue Jensen. Tracey Barnhill. Linda Greene, Brlgette Weller. Jodi Wightman. Darcy Schreckengust. Shari Bamhi. In front mgrs. Monet Morris and Nicole Mayer Not pictured Coaches: Vic Mayer and Kevin Chipman 6. Toni Phelps shows us her style. The Champions Determination is what kept the Girls Basketball teams on top. Whether they were at practice or at a game, they gave their all. The visible proof of all the hard work came when the team became the 1981 Class D District Champs The entire school applauds them. Determination kept them going; hard work put them on top. •144 Calvin Christian 161 Away •151 Allendale 190 Away 160 Fennville 175 Home •147 Bridgman 158 Away •153 Zeeland 164 Away •173 Allendale 206 Home •156 Holland Christian 188 Away •168 Hamilton 179 Home 137 Fennville 161 Away -172 Calvin Christian 171 Home •170 Bridgman 178 Home •167 Holland Christian 178 Home •152 Saranac 165 Away 1. Mel Arnold hits from the far©way. 2. Frustration, Chris Lan© style. 3. Bill Wicks putts on© in. 4. Th© champions from Lt. to Rt: Chris Lan©, M©l Arnold. Jon Veldhuis, Bill Wicks. Ted Flagel. Barb Saip. Bruce Saip. 5. Jon Velduis caught in a sand trap. 6. Bruce Saip on th© putting green. 7. A long drive by Ted Flagel. We won our second consecutive Otsego Elks Country Tournament, shooting three 76's and a 78 at Orchard HiMs We won our second regional tournament n a row at Saranac's Morrison Lake Country Club and were rated number one in the state by the golf coaches' association We finished third in the state finals at Oak Lane in Webbervilie. just 11 shoots away from a state championship 22 Stuntmen Caddy shack TlieEmpire Strikes Eack 1 Jim Modrak goes up for a shot. 2. Senior Bin Wicks slams itl 3. Team L to R - Joseph Bichara. Kevin Van Dam. Garth Zomermaand. Chris Lane. Bill Wicks, Mike Notbohm. Jim Modrak. Chris Krafft. Mel Arnold. Coach Russ Doane. Managers Ernst Van Bruggen. Lyle Jones 4 Chris Lane was named All League- A-O. 5. Bill Wicks was named All Area-Hoiland Sentinal. 6 Coach Doane during a time-out 7. Garth Zomermaand drives in. 8. Rebound- ing! 24 Stuntmen ©ne ©n ©ne 26 Stuntmen 5 1 Rebounding the boil 2 Jon VekJhms grabs the rebound. 3. Team L to R Joe O'Brien. Brad Fries. Brian Baldiga. Mike Bynum. Jim Bolles. Tim Ertandson. Coach Kevin Chipman. Keith Carper. Paul Zigterman. Dino Tidaidi. Chris Wentzell. Jon Veldhuis. Bob Winter. Man- agers. Jon Gannon. Jeff Carper 4 Paul Zigterman goes up for a shot 5. Jump Bail' Stuntmen 27 The Cheerleaders . I 1 A new dimension was added to Basketball cheerleading this year. Matt Tiffany, a Senior, joined the Varsity squad and was able to spark spirit in otherwise unpar- ticipatory students. The other cheerleaders spread enthusiasm through color- ful posters and routines. It was also a great help to have a winning team to cheer for! So, three cheers for the cheerleaders - they deserve it. 1 The Varsity squad leads the crowd in the Orange and Blue 2 Symbols of our squads - the headdress, megaphone and pompons. 3 The JV Cheerleaders starting from the left: Julie Morse. Amy Thomas. Julie Deike. captain Betsy Smith, and Patti Kelly 4 Those sideline chants sure get the crowd going 5. The Varsity squad standing - coach Alee Clark, kneeling - Matt Tiffany, sitting from the left - Joame Barnhill. Andrah Knechel. Debbie Snyder, captain Roseanne Betan- court, Sue Jensen, and Barb Saip. 1 28 Stuntmen Stuntmen 29 Chariots Cf Fire 1 Cathy Eichier flies in to win the mle run. 2. The Girl's Varsity Track team (sitting) Betsy Smith. Patricia Kelly. Anne Schwerdt. (kneefing) Christy Tomlinson, Cathy Eichler. Andrah Knechei. Miche e KSmzak. (standing) Shelly Thias. Cathy O'Brien. Darcy Schreckengust. Pam Craig, coach Alice Clark 3. Michelle KHmzak strains over the high jump 4 Shelly Thias flows over the hurdles 5. It's victory for Jon Vedhuis 6 Garth Zommermaand strides down the stretch with ease 7 Our macho Boy's Varsity Track team (kneeling) Garth Zommermaand, Joe Lane.4 Jon VekJhuis. Kevin VanDam. Chris Krafft. Tim Higgs, (standing) Dirk Hedglm. Andrew Doucette. Jim Modrak. Ron Brown. Joe O'Brien. Chris Boyce. Bruce Saip. coach Dave Ernst 30 Stuntmen 6 Running became a way of life for the 24 members of our track teams this year. All gave their best, but some had more to give. Garth Zommermaand. for one, was very successful in the mile and 2 mile runs - he ran all the way to State. Records were broken by Shelly Thias, Cathy Eichler, and the Girls mile relay team Next years pro- spects look good - only 1 team member is graduating, and the up and coming freshmen look talented. Stuntmen 31 Safe ■ Heme 1. Baseball team (front. L to R.) Trevor Marshall. Bob Winter. Gary McGregor. Dan Fosdick, Trent Marshall, (center) Matt Tiffany. Andy Vuillemot. Ken Grady. Coach. Gerald Bageriek. (rear) Mg. Mike Sobol. George Saip. Chris Lane. Kevin Phillips. Bill Wicks. 2. Bob Winter heading to first 3 Chris Lane up to bat 4 Bob waiting to bat 5. Dan Fosdick up to bat 1. Softball team: (front L. to R.) Undo Klamer. Kathy McGregor. Judi Phlllippe. Renee Phllllppe. Aimee Thomas. Linda Greene. Julie Greene, (rear) Mg Michelle Gannon. Coach. Roxie Gast. Trocy Barnhill. Joche Wightman, Shari Barnhill. Lisa Jones. Robin Gannon. Cathy Eichler. Mg MicheHe Helzer. Assis. Coach Mina Koding. 2. The team relaxes before the big game 3. Shari catches the ball 4 Miscellaneous onlookers Stuntmen 33 1 The Sports Banquet is a tradition filled evening where the school athletes gather together to honor each others achievements. The Most Valuables get cheered; the Most Improved get their backs patted. Parents and friends enjoy the glory their children or peers are basking in. Of course, each player is the most valuable in that the energy put forth makes them all number one. But it is necessary to chronicle the absolute best, which is precisely what the sports banquet does. 1 Chris Krafft is the recipient of the 1982 Commercial Record Award 2 The Most Improved Players: Mel Arnold, Basketball, BIB Wicks, Golf; Ann Grady, Girl's Basketball; Andrew Doucette, Track 3 The Most Valuable Players: Kevin Phillips. Footbal; Ted Flagel. Golf: Jon Veidhuis, Track; Chris Lane. Boy s Basketball. Cathy Eichler. Track. Jodi Wightman. Girl's Basketball. 4 Kevin PhilBps receives a well earned award. 5. The Golf team is honored for their excellent season 34 Stuntmen Fame TIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIII liJ.ll III I 11111 LLLLlXI Staae Crews 1 Quiz Bowl Team Lance Giliam. Captain Chris Krafft. Chris Houseman and Andy Vuillemot Sponsor: Pati Gilman 2. Forensic Team (top row. I. to r.) Andy Vuillemot. Karen Schwerdt. Donald Kasten. Ernst Van Bruggen. Brian Strom, (second row) Suzanne Seifert. Patricia Kelly. Shannon Smith. Joe Lane (front row) Barb Saip. Aimee Myers. Eileen Fuertes. Janet Kasten, Jeff Baker, coach Patl Gilman 3. Renaisonce Club: (top row, I. to r.) Maggie Baker. Julie Lark. Donald Kasten, Amy Schmidt (second row) Chris Krafft. Andy Vuiemot. Janet Kasten. Joe Lane. Bob Winter, (front row) Aimee Myers. MicheSe Mokma. Chris Strom. Shawn Softer, Jeff Baker. Sponsor Pati Gilman. Suzanne Serfert 4. Suzanne Seifert represents SHS in the state Forensics finals in Ann Arbor, Mi. 5. The National Honor Society of Saugatuck Hgh School: (row 1. L. to R.) Dennis Klemm, Chris Krafft. Kevin Phillips. Chris Housman, Chris Lane (row 2) Jocqui Carey. Lisa Jones. Julie Lark. Terri Blok (row 3) Andy Vuillemot. Amy Schmidt. Bob Winter. Linda Greene. Bill Wicks, (row 4) Anne Schwerdt. Karen Schwerdt, Patricia Kelly, Laurie Nowak. Janet Kasten. Suzanne Seifert 38 Stage Crews Walking Tall Stag© Crews 1. Jr. Officers- D Hedgefcn. VP; D. Schreckeogust. Sec ; C. Inch. Pres.; A Doucette. Treas. 2. Student Council - (top) - J. Kasten. Pres; C Houseman. VP; D. Hedgelin; C. Eichler. D. Snyder. Sec . K Crowder; P. Kei. Treas ; B. Saip; G. McGregor. R Brown; missing- D. Klemm; T. Ertandson 3. Exchange Students - P. Peuranen. Fin.; J. Bchara, Phi.; P Marjamaki. Fin.. B Weller. Switz.. M Notbohm. W Ger.; E. Van Bruggen. Neth 4 Sr Officers- L. Jones. Sec.. A Schmidt. Pres; J. Kasten. VP; A Wentzel. Treas 5. Fr. Officers- P. Zigterman. Treas . E. Fuertes. Pres . B. Saip. VP. missing- C. Valentine. Sec. 6. Soph Officers- A. Thomas. Sec.; J. Lark. Pres.. K. Crowder. VP. missing- J Baker. Treas The liigh And The Mighty The Leaders of Tomorrow reside today at SHS. Knowing the tasks they must perform, these students are well equipped for their various jobs. They are intelligent, capable, and hard working - qualities anyone would admire. Although you wouldn't guess it. the role of class leader is not easy. They face monetary problems, language barriers, lack of co-operation at times, and difficult decisions However, they were chosen because they could face problems, and solve them. The leaders of tomorrow, gaining exper- ience with us today. All That Ii ! 11 'I ’•? j Htgh School Bond: Flutes Shari Barnhill. Carol Chalice, Kelli Crowder. Toni Fiala, Lisa Jones. Robin Jousma. Chris Krafft. Suzette Sanchez. Karen Schwerdt. Betsie Smith. Ann Went- zel. Michelle Viicana Clarinets Maggie Baker. Missy Brandeberry. David Church. Sabina Fiske, Dan Fosdick. Eileen Fuertes, Julie Dieke. Linda Greene. John Manifold Bass Clarinet Cynthia Inch. Patti Kelly Alto Saxophone Tracy Barnhill. Barb Saip. Darcy Schreckengust. Paul Zigterman Tenor Saxophone: Lance Gilliam. Aimee Myers. Baritone Saxophone: Carl Valentine Cornets Cathy EicNer, Tim Higgs, Joe Lane. Julie Morse. Bruce Saip, Amy Schmidt. Maria Schwardt. Bob Winter Trombones Chris Boyce. Ron Brown. Brad Fries. Dirk Hedglm, Kathy McGregor. Matt Tiffany. Bill Wicks Baritones Michelle Gannon. Joe O'Brien. Jon Veldhuis French Horns Jeff Baker. Aimee Thomas Tubas: Doreen Allen. Dan Sobei Percussion Julie Greene. Chris Houseman. Trent Marshall. Trevor Marshall. Gary McGregor. Jim Modrak. Anne Schwerdt. Kevin VanDom 4 1. The Band Rallies at the Keewatin. 2 Flag Corps from left. Robin Gannon. Shah Barn- hill. Lisa Jones. Barb Saip. Cynthia inch. Missing Kelli Crowder. Missy Brandeberry 3. Our die-hard Band Director. Lathrop Morse with Drum Majorette. Patti KeWy 4 Major- ettes sitting; Carol Chalice, standing, (left to right) Darcy Schreckengust. Linda Greene. Joan BarnhiM 5. The subs that brought new uniforms for band. Majorettes. flag corp 5 Life At The Tcp 1. The Pep Bond keeps the spirit flowing at the B-BaA game 2. We got the beat. 3. Chris Houseman. Pep Band Director 4 Aimee Myers waits for her cue 5. Sue Jenson, recipient of the D.A.R. award 6 Boys State participants; Gary McGregor Andy VuHlemot 7. Chris Krafft is acknowledged for his outstanding leodershp . abilities in band by being presented with the Sousa Award Stage Crews 45 Many students were honored for a variety of special accom- plishments. 1 Industrial arts awards Ed Seeback. Dan Kelly. Patti KeBy. Brent Birkhoiz Not pictured. Architectural drafting. Lance Gilliam; Mechanical drafting. Anne Schwerdt. Woods. Melvin Arnold. 2 Baseball. Most Valuable. Kevin Phillips and Most Improved. Bill Wicks. 3 Garth Zomermaand. third among al Class D 1600 meter runners in Michigan 4. Home Economics award to Jodi Wightman. 5 Math Awards to Chris Krafft. computer award to Ernst Van Bruggen and Michigan Math Award to Julie Lark 6 Softball. Most Valuable. Tracey Barnhill. Most Improved. Robin Gannon. Selec- tions to All-League team. Shari Barnhill. Cathy Eichler. and Linda Greene 7 All - A's. Bob Winter. Chris Krafft. and Ernst Van Bruggen 8. Language Arts; Aimee Myers. Karen Schwerdt. Janet Kasten. Patti KeBy. Sue Seifert. Eileen Fuertes. Joe Lane. Andy VuiBemot. Jeff Baker. Ernst Van Bruggen. Brian Strom and Donald Kasten. Other awards not pictured. Salutat or tan Bill Wicks, and Valedictorian Dennis Klemm. Top five seniors. Klemm. Wicks. Anne Schwerdt. Sue Seifert, and Jocqui Carey. Business Awards. Accounting. Lmda Greene. Typing. Eileen Fuertes Art Award. Brian Strom Yearbook Award. Editor Sue Seifert. Photographers. John Manifold and Dennis Klemm. Spanish Awards. Ernst Van Bruggen and Jocqui Carey Social Studies. Gov't Ernst Van Bruggen. Am History. Chris Krafft. World History. Bob Winter Band. Sousa Award. Chris Krafft Student Council Service Awards. Janet Kasten. Chris Houseman. Deb Snyder. Patti Kelly. Gary McGregor. Dirk Hedgiin. Cathy Eichler. and Tim Erlandson. Also were attendance awards for those students having three or fewer absences 46 Stage Crews The Best ©f Everything Stage Crews 47 The Professionals 48 Stage Crews 1 Co-op - Chris Schoon. Amy Schmidt, Tom Walters. Frank Bryan. Dennis Klemm. Lisa Jones. Shonnon Smith. Jody Wightman, Barb Saip 2 Sr Citizens - Brad Fiaia. Mark Bloomfield. Brian Vander Molen. Frank DeHaye. Mike Tyler, Wendy Todd. Teresa Feddick. Chris Schoon. Lori Miser. Andrah Knechel. Missing - Larry Marsden. Sara Brown. Beth Erlewein. Jude Manthy. and Jeff Seeback 3. Voca- tional Center - Tom Walters. Brian VanderMolen. Wendy Todd. Jude Monthey. Frank Bryan, Mitch Arnold. Joe Sha- shagway. Brad Fiala. Beth Erlewein, Roseanne Bettan- court. Shelly Thias. Crystal Burns. Dawn Ekdahi. Tom Smith. Andrah Knechel. and Larry Marsden Missing - Joan Barnhill. Kris Hal. Sara Brown. Jane Herdes. Brian Doolittle, and Mike Tyler Stage Crews 49 1. Grom's rendition of the latest steps 2 Mr Jordan and Mrs Wright let themselves go 3. Clayton confronts Terry about the rumors he's been hearing 4 50 Stage Crews Sue Jensen helps Suzette San- chez with her makeup 5. An entranced Terry is helped by Dennis 6 Terry’s dirty trick backfires Tec yeunfi. Tee Old This year's play was held on May 21 and 22. The comedy centered around Terry Jordan (Karen Schwerdt) and her efforts to entrap Dennis Smalley (Andy Vuillemot). Her efforts seemed foiled when her bombshell sister Phyllis (Janet Kasten) came home. Things got even more complicat- ed when it was discovered that Dennis was engaged already. The climax occured at the dance contest where Mr. Jordan (Brian Strom) and Mrs. Wright (Carol Chalice) walked off with first place for their wonderful Charleston. The play was quite successful at every performance. 53 Melvin Edward Arnold A bit of nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. Shari L. Barnhill The greatest test of courage is to bear defeat without losing hope. Joseph Dominic M. Bichara If you don't try you'll never know if you can do it. Jorge Calmon De Bittencourt Filho Insist on yourself; never imitate Mark Wayne Bloomfield Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today. Smile. Jacqueline Ann Carey Don't dream it ... be it. David E. Church To err is human, but to really foul things up requires a computer. Sara Brown Somebody loves you. 54 Stars Frank DelHaye Colleen M. Ferrell Bradley T. Fiala The moments may be tempor- ary but the memories are forever. Ted Flagel Tracey Ann Fosdick Life is like a golf club. You Friendship is the best thing always get the shaft. under the sun. Lance Ray Gilliam Darkness must go down the river of nights dreaming Flow morphia, slow. Let the sun and light come streaming into my life Rodney W. Graham No wind blows in favor of a ship without a port of destina- tion. I | I Stars 55 56 Stars Christopher E. Houseman Try your darndest and you can't be stopped from being a winner Susan Jensen Fortune may have yet a better success in reserve for you. and they who lose today may win tomorrow. Janet Marie Kasten There is no fun in having nothing to do. The fun comes in having lots to do and not doing it. Dennis Herbert Klemm A small measure of faith can produce a large amount of fruit. Lisa Ann Jones The time God allots each of us is like a precious cloth which we embroider as we best know how. Christopher Decker Lane Jude Manthey A man among men. but usually among women. Pertti Ari Majamaki Larry N. Marsden Keep your fears to yourself. Life is a constant search for but share your courage. freedom. Karla Ren6 Monroe Don't try to understand me. just accept me for what I am. Michael Gerhard Ernst-August Notbohm Let's try to speak with our enemies - and let's try to understand them. Laurie Ann Nowak The great use of life is to spend it for something that outlasts it. Stars 57 Barbara Saip Christine Ann Schoon Everyone has dreams but only few strive for those dreams. Amy Beth Schmidt Ambition is merely the shodow of o dream. 58 Stars Anne L. Schwerdt They say dreams are only fleeting fancies, but . . . dreams can come true. Jeff Allen Seeback I have many memories of school and life will bring many more. Suzanne Marie Norma Seifert Though it's always been with me, I must tear down the wall and let it be. Kansas Shannon Margaret Smith Living it, believing it, and wanting it, make it work out, Zsa Zsa Lorraine Stough The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. Brian David Strom There is a point to things in this world. Just because you haven't found it, doesn't mean it isn't there. Mathew Tiffany Bridget Weller Ann Marie Wentzell There is only one success - to be able to spend your life your own way. Jodi L. Wightman Don't let the future scare you; its just as shaky as you are. Stars 59 The Four Seasons Stars 61 Melvin Arnold Golf 10. 11. 12: Basketball 9. 10. 12; Tennis 9. 10. All League Tennis 10. MIP Golf 11. Industrial Art Awards 12 r ■ P : E } 2 Shari Barnhill Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Pep Band 9 Cheerleading 9. Basketball 9. 10, 11. 12; Softbai, 9. 10. 11. 12: Library Aid 9 MIP Sofbali 9. MVP Softball 11. MIP Basketball 11. A-O League Softball 11. All-Conference Softball Joseph Bichara Football 12, Basketball 12, Exchange Student 12. Phillipines Jorge Bittencourt Exchange Student 12. Brazil Mark Bloomfield Chorus 9. 10. 11; Track 9; Forensics 9. Play 10, 11; Bowling 9, 10; Office Aid 10; Library Aid 10; Senior Citizens 11, 12. Sara Brown Bowling 9, 10. 11. 12; Office Aid 9. 11. 12. Library Aid 9, Voc Center 12. Senior Citizens 11. 12. Jacqui Carey Softball 10; National Honor Society 11, 12. Play 9, 11. Spanisn II Award 12 March Festival '82 Art Award. 12; Mich. Scholarship Award David Church Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Band 11. 12; Play 12. Hamilton High 12. Colleen Ferrell Spanish Club 9, 10. Art Awards 9. Art Aide 11. 12 Brad Fiala Golf 9, 10; Industrial Art Award 9. 10. Voc. Center 11. 12; Senior Citizens' 12. Ted Flagel Golf 9. 10. 11. 12. Basketball 9, 10; Tennis 9 Tracey Fosdick Chorus 9; Bana 9; Office Aid 10; Library Aid 9. 12, Voc. Center 11; Senior Citizens 12. Lance Cillfam Boys State 11. Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Spanish Club 9; Quiz Bowl 12. Forensics 11. Play 10. 11. Prom Committee 11: Graduc on Committee 12. Industrial Arts Award - Architectural drafting 12; Mich. Scholarship Award Rod Graham Chris Houseman Come Blow Student Council Rep 11, 12. Student Council V.P. 11. 12. Class President 9, Band 9. 10. 11 12: Pep Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Co-Conductor 11: Conductor 12; Ass’t Drum Major 10, 11. Football 9, 10. 11. 12. Tennis 9, 10. Track 11; Exchange Student 11. Quiz Bowl 11. 12. Play 9: Hope College 12; Industrial Art Award 11 Sousa Award 11, National Honor Society 12. Mich Scholarship Award. Appointment to West Point. Sue Jensen Basketball 10. 11. 12. Cheerleading 9 Softball 9. Spanish Club 9. 10. 11. Image Maker 11, Bowling 9. 11; Office Aid 12; Library Aide 10. Play 12, DAR Award Lisa Jones Class Secretary 9. 12. Chorus 9. Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Pep Band 11, 12; Cheerleading 9. 10. It Basketball 9. 10; Softball 9, 10; Spanish Club 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Co-op 12. Colorguard 9, 10, 11 12. Northwood Institute Chancellor Scholarship Janet Kasten Class Vice President 9, 10. 11. 12; Student Council Rep 9. 10. 11. 12. Girls State 11, Band 9. 10. 11 Pep Band 9. Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12; Renaissance Club 10. 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Forensics 9, 10, 11. 12; Play; Mich Scholarship Award 9, 10, 11, 12. Hope College 12; Image Maker 10. 11. Yearbook 10 Majorette 10. Dennis Klemm Homecoming Prince 9. 10. Student Council Rep 12. Band 9. 10. 11; Pep Band 9. 10,|11, 12; Tennis 9. 10. All League Tennis 9, National Honor Society 11, 12, Play 10, 11; Hope College 12; Co-op 12. Yearbook 9. 10, 11. 12, Class Valedictorian 12; Yearbook Photographers Award, 12. Scholarship for Calvin College. Chris Lane Golf 9. 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10. 11. 12 Image Maker 11; Mich. Scholarship Award John Manifold Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Pep Band 11, 12. Band Treasurer 12. Bowling 9; Yearbook 10, 11, 12. Yearbook Photographers Award 12 Jude Manthey Football 9. 10, 11, 12; Bowling 10, 12. Homecoming Prince 11. Sr Citizens 12. Pertti Marjamaki Exchange Student 12. Finland 62 Starr your Hern Larry Marsden Voc Center 11, 12 Karla Monroe Cheerleading 9. 10; Track 9. 10; Spanish Club 9; Forensics 10; Play 9. 10. 11; Yearbook 9, 10. 11 Michael Notbohm Basketball 12. Exchange Student 12 Germany; Yearbook 12. Laurie Nowak President 10; Student Council Rep 11 Cheerleading 10. Gymnastics 9. Spanish Club 9, 10. 11. Art Awards 9, 11; Bowling 9, 10, 11. Office Aide 12; Prom Committee 11; Senior Trip Committee 12 Pasi Peuranen Exchange Student 12. Finland Kevin Phillips Homecoming King 12. Football 10, 11, 12. Basketball 9, IQ Baseball 10, 11, 12; MIP Baseball 11 All . eague Football 12. All Area Football 12; All State Honorable Mention Football 12, MVP Baseball 12. All-Conference Baseball 12. Mich. Scholarship Award Barbara Saip Chorus 9. 10. 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Cheerleading 9, 11. 12; Golf 10. 12; Track 9. 10. Forensics 12. Play 12. Co-Op 12. Library Aide 9, FHA 10. 11, Band Senior Class Rep 12; Mich. Scholarship Award Chris Schoon Bowling 12. Co-op 12. Amy Schmidt Homecoming Princess 9. President 11. 12; Band 9. 10, 11, 12. Pen Band 10. 11. 12; Cheerlecaing 9, 10. 11; Spanish Club 10j Renaissance Club 10. 11, 12. Play 10. 11. Hamilton Hgh 12. Co-op 12. Yearbook 9. 10, 11. 12; Mich Scholarship Award Anne Schwerdt Homecoming Princess 10. Girls State 11 Band 9, 10, 11. 12. Pep Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Cheer eading 9. 10. Track 10, 11, 12; MIP Girls Track 10. Spanish Club 9. National Honor Society 11. 12. Band — Most Improved 9. Prom Committee 11, Senior Trip Graduation Committee 12; Industrial Art Award 12. Mich Scholarship Award. Jeff Seeback Basketball 10, 11; Bowling 11. 12, Senior Citizens 12. Sue Seifert Class Secretary 10. 11; Student Council Rep 9. 10; Chorus 11; Cheerleading 9, 10. 11, 12; Yearbook 10, 11. 12, Yearbook Editor 12. Spanish Club 9; Renaissance Club 12; National Honor Society 12; Forensics 9, 10, 11. 12. Play 9. 10, 11 12. Hamilton High 12; Hope College 12; Image Maker 10. Forensics District and Regional Placement 11. 12. Forensics State participant 11, 12; Yearbook Award 12; Drama Award 12; Writing Award 12, Koning Award. Mich. Scholarship Award Shannon Smith Student Council Rep 10, Cheerleading 10; Spanish Club 9; Forensics 11, 12. Play 11. 12. Hope College 12. Art Awards 9. 10, 11; Co-Op 12 Zsa Zsa Stough Cheerleading 10, 11; Gymnastics 9. Art Club 10. Forensics 11. 12; Play 10 Brian Strom Forensics 9, 10. 11. 12,Play9, 10, 11. 12. Hope College 12; image Maker 10. 11. Art Awards 9. 10. 11. Yearbook 9, 10. 11, 12. Art Award 12, Drama Award 12. Mich Scholarship Award. Matt Tiffany Football 9. 10. 11, 12; Basketball 9 Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Bowling 10; Track 11. Boys State 11. Cheerleading 12. Ernst Van Bruggen Exchange Student Netherlands 12. Spanish Club 12. Forensics 12. Play 12, Scholarship Award 12. Computer Programming Award 12. Spanish I Award 12; Gov't. Award 12. Ann Wentzell Homecoming Princess 11. Treasurer 9, 10, 11. 12. Band 9. 10, 11. 12, Pep Band 9, 10. 11. 12. Band Aide 11; Band Council Secretary 12. Bill Wicks Band 9. 10, 11. 12. Pep Band 9 Golf 9, 10, 11. 12. Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Commercial Record Award 11; All League Golf 11. National Honor Society 11. 12, MIP Baseba 7 Class Salutatorian 12 Jodi Wightman Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Softball 9, 10. 11. 12. MIP Girls' Basketball 11; Co-op 12; Voc Center 11 Home Ec. Award 12. Mich. Scholarship Award. Scholarship to Central Mich U 1. Donato Kasten adds some punch to the prom. 2. Michael Notbohm and Linda Greene sitting pret- ty for a picture 3. Prom means a romantic even- ing for 2 . or 4 . or 6 4 The wonderful band helped to mellow the crowd for a stow tune, then jazz them up for the faster songs 5 Larry Lath- am and Sue Seifert enjoy the elegance of Prom Night 6. Laurie Nowak and Pertti Marjakami know this is the time to dance untl dawn - or until their feet give out. 7. Symbols of the 1982 Prom 8. Dirk Hed- geiin and his date hold on loosely and never let go 9. A toast to Charles Dickens and Styx for mak- ing this evening the Best of Times. 64 Stars The----- Best Cf Times Prom this year was held in the SHS cafeteria. With the decorations and soft lights though, you couldn't even tell there had been a food fight the day before! With Sweet Fire, the band, a good time was insured for all. After prom Senior class sponsor Lucille Van Koevering held a champagne (sparkling grape juice) break- fast at her home. For many, prom went on until 3 in the morning Then tired and happy in their formal attire, the prom goers went home. Stars 66 3 1 An evening in Knoxville with Joe Bichoro. Chris Lone and Jeff Seeback is sure to be interesting 2 David Church models the latest tourist fashions 'n front of the Sunsphere. 3. The trip would've been complete without Mel Arnold's or Karla Monroe's Boxes Here Karla and her Box enjoy the scenery on the way to Tennessee 4 A breathtak- ing view of one of the world's largest Ferris Wheels lighting up the sky. 5 Mrs Van Koevenng, caught in the act of being a tourist 5 Home from a busy day in Gathnburg. Lisa Jones freshens up before the tag night. 7. Sue Jensen and Ldurie Nowak show just how txg the Ferris Wheel is 8 Chris Houseman makes a splash at the pool party 9 Sneaking upon Kevin Philips and Ted Fiagel at lunchtime is almost impossible 66 Stars Th© World's Fair in Knoxville, Tennessee entertained this years Senior class for 2 days. The class left Monday, May 30. at 10:30 with Captain Bill, and arrived at the townhouses (where they were staying) at 12:00 the next day After relaxing for a couple hours by the pool, everyone got back on the bus and headed for Gatlinburg Once there, a fine evening was had on the Gondola, chair lifts and in viewing the shops and attractions Wednesday, it was back on the bus at 9 a m. for Knoxville and the World's Fair. The eager vacationers spent the day visiting the various pavilions from countries like Japan. France. China. Peru and the United States Besides the pavilions, there were rides to amuse, and shops to explore. Thursday was spent doing the things there weren't time for Wednesday Then. Thursday evening at 10:00, they boarded the bus for home it was a once-in-a-lifetime experience All were very happy they had the chance to go with each other Stars 67 1. Sdutatofian Bill Wicks and Valedictorian Den- nis Klemm pose a moment before the ceremony 2 Koning Award winner Suzanne Seifert holds the plaque with Principal Tom Nowak 3. John Man- ifold gets some help from Mrs. Tisdale 4 A very happy Barb Saip receives her diploma from Pres. Wotorink 5. Seniors disrupt gradua- tion by playing frisbee with their mortar boards 6. The proces- sion in to Pomp ond Circumstance is a calm walk for Ann Wentzei. 7. The tense minutes before getting the diploma, captured 8. Jacqui Carey enjoys a post-graduation brownie 68 Stars The Graduate Th© 95th Commencement exercises were experienced on June 10, 1982 The graduation of 43 seniors, many of whom had known each other since first grade, was accomplished in a ceremony of great dignity The speaker. Dr Donald Wilson, Chemistry Dept Chairman from Hope College, urged the graduates to pin two opposites together and be creative with the resulting component There were three speeches given, besides Dr Wilson's Salutatorian Bill Wicks spoke on the help one receives from parents. Coaches and friends when going through high school Valedictorian Dennis Klemm's speech highlighted the special talent each one of us has, and must uncover. Suzanne Seifert gave a reading from Kahlil Gibran's The Prophet. After a special goodbye to resigning School Board member Gene Smeder. diplomas were given out. tassles were moved, mortar boards were tossed, and the class of 1982 graduated Stars 69 Understudies ■■■■ ■■ibibibibibibibibibibibibibibibibibibibibibibib Mitch Arnold Ruth Bornes Joan BarnhtH R Betancourt M Brandenberry Frank Bryan Crystl Bums Carol Chalice BIBIBIB Linda Greene Kris Hall Dirk Hedgin Dirk Hedglin Tim Higgs Cynthia Inch Linda K lamer Dan Kelly Michelle Klimzak I ■ I H I ■ 11 Juniors IIBIBIB Judie Phillippe Kathy Reise D Schreckengust Karen Schwerdt joe Shashaguay Tom Smith Debbie Snyder Dan Sobol i ■ i ■ i ■ i IHIHIB,HIH|BIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIB 72 Understudies Stacey Crowder A Doucette Dawn EkdaN Beth Erlewein Teresa Feddick Dan Fosdick Robin Gannon Ann Grady ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ Andrah Knechei Christopher Krafft Linda Marsden Gary McGregor Kathy McVea Lon Miser James Modrak Kathy O'Brien IBIBIBIHIBIHIIBIBIBIBIBIHilBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIHilBIBIBIHIBIBIHII Wendy Todd Mike Tyler Kevin Van Dam B. Vender Moten A Vuilemot I Tom Walters G. Zomermaand ■ I B I B I B I ■ Understudies 73 Understudies 75 IIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIBIBIHIHIHIIHIBIHIHIHIBIHIHIH Jeff Baker Magg� e Baker Jenny Balmer Tracey Barnhill Ann Bird Terri Blok Mike Bynum Andrea Calvo i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i Tim Hutchison Jane Hurdes Colin Jennings Ricky Johnson Robin Jousma Donald Kasten t Patti Kelly Bernie Knaak I H I ■ I B I H ) 76 Understudies I ■ I ■ I ■ I ■ I ■ I ■ I ■ I ■ I ■ I Keith Carper Pam Craig Kelli Crowder Roy Davis Jube Dieke Cathy Eichief Toni Fiala Brad Fries ■(■(■(■IB f) Kt , i ■ ■Tir ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ (■ i ■ i ■ C Laaksonen Joe Lane Julie Lark Juiie Lewis F Manthey Trent Marshall Trevor Marshall Tracey Mayer ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i Aimee Thomas Tony Thomas Christie Tomlinson Dan Vender Molen Jon Veldhuis Bob Winter Dwayne York i ifili i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i Understudies 77 78 Understudies ■ I ■ IV I ■ I James Brown Ron Brown Steve Burns Kevin Carey Mike Carey Rod Engelsman Tim Erlandson Meionie Ferrell ■ I H I Bl I ■ I ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i tf i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i iV i ■ i ■ i ■ Angela Holmes John Hunt D. Jennings Sonya Kerns Gabe Konrad Tammy Lawson Vicki Lee G. Manthey i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i Freshmen ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ Can Valentine L. Vandenberg Louis VanDine Chris Walters Chris Wentzeli P Westcott Paul Zigterman M Zomermaand Aimee Myers Joe O'Brien Kim Parker Renee Phillippe Toni Phelps Missy Rinmger 80 Understudies Doreen Allen Brian Baldiga Andrea Batfjes Brent Birkholz Tammy Blevins Jim Bolles Chris Boyce Tracy Broman Sabina Fiske Eileen Euertes Michelle Gannon Ken Grody Julie Green Michelle Heizer Lynn H.ggs W. J Hinson ■ i ■ i ■ i Kathy McGregor Kandi McKeever Van Miller Diane Mitts Wanda Montgomery June Morse ■ I ■ I ■ 11 Bruce Saip Suzette Sanchez Maria Schwerdt Dewey Starrett Mike Taylor Dino Tedaiti Rick Todd Todd Tyler Understudies 81 82 Understudies Understudies 83 IHIHIHIHIBIHIHIBIBIBIHIHIMIBiHIHIHIHIHIHIBIBIHIHIBIHIHIBI Steve Anchutz Dawn Baldiga Brian Bamhi Brad Bouwman Dennis Burns T. Chadwick Cara Coins Mary Hopkins Brian Johnson Lyle Jones Tina Kerns Jeff Klemm Dawn Loaksonen Doug Lane Andrew Marsh ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ ■ i ■ The Bit Players ■ IIBIBIBI Shawn Saffer E Sanchez Mark Schmidt A Shepherd Greg Shoulders Donald Shriei Laurie Smiser Mike Sobei BIBIBIB John Nelson Niki Parish Jeff Parker 84 Bit Players Wendy Doolittle Brent Dupro Doug Fries Lisa Gilliam Jeff Glover Dawn Heavener Michelle Hedgim Janie Martinez i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i Richard Mayer D McCarthy Jim McGee David Mesyar Lori Mitchell M£heHe Mokma A Kristi Moreschi m Ricky Peck Eighth Grade Stephanie Poka Brad Rudich Donald Rutledge Missing Brian Doolittle © i i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i Kim Tummel Lora Tyler M. Van Dam D VanderVelden Mike VMicana Tina Vilicana Mike Walter i Bill Watts Bit Players 85 John Bolmef Barbara Barnhill Eric Birkholz Randy Bird Deb Bynum Jeff Carper Laurie Chalice Jack Cribb ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ Brett Inch Cindy Jordan Jay Kirkman Karen Kostyla Molly Manthey CUnt McVoy Monet Morris Jason Meyers I Laurie Schorle Michelle Siedleman Cindy Smith Jenny Smith Chris Strom Stacey Tiffany ■ IB IB IBIBIBI 86 Bit Players Darcy Davis Tammy Davis Mark Eichler Uso Forrester Scott Haynes Doug Hedglm Paul Hutchison Andy Hunt I ■ I ■ I ■ I H I B I H I H I ■ i in ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i i ■ Seventh Grade Kevin Newman Michelle Phillips Cindy Riems Tina Rodriguez Gina Romano Amy Rudich He� de Softer John Sanford Jenny Thomas Lorraine Vail David Valentine JH Veldhuis KeBy WaBerius Danielle Williams Michael Wilson Missing Clint McVoy ■IB Bit Players 87 The Saugatuck Junior High has had a very busy year. First, the 7th graders were oriented into Saugatuck High School by receiving their locker numbers and schedules, touring the school, having a cook-out and playing softball. The Student council organized 6 jr, High dances with special dances for holidays. For the Valentine's Day dance, the 8th graders elected a King and Queen of Hearts, and the 7th graders elected a Prince and Princess of Hearts. The last dance of the year was given by the 7th graders. During Homecoming week the 8th graders topped the 7th graders in hall decorations. The band did a fine job by giving 3 concerts, playing during a football game, marching at Tulip Time and Memorial Day, and receiving a 2 at festival We had an excellent year in sports. Our 8th grade girls basketball team carried a terrific record of 6 wins and 2 losses. The Boys team acheived an excellent record of 9 ond 1. They also won 2 out of 3 tournament games. The girls 7th grade basketball team had a 2 and 6 record, while the boys were undefeated with 9 wins They also won 1 of their 3 tournament games. The rocket football team was undefeated, winning 7 games with the exception of one tie The Junior High activities, and made enough money for trips for both classes. The 8th graders went to Detroit and visited the Great Lakes Museum, the Detroit Renaissance Center, and the Detroit Science Center. The 7th graders attended the Gerald R. Ford Museum and the Art Museum in Grand Rapids Throughout the year, the Student Council has done a tremendous job. Michelle Mokma 2 88 Bit Players Bit Players 89 90 Bit Players Directors And Producers The Miracle Workers I ) 1. Dr Wayne Kruger. Superintendent 2 Mr Tom Nowak. Principal 3. School Board Members Steve Sheridan. Russ Wil- kinson. Gene Sneider, Janet Wolbrink. Frank Lamb, and Jacqueline Veldhuis Missing Robert Chalice 4 Ms Roxeonne Gast. Counselor 5 Mr Dan Wilson. Athletic Direc- tor. Directors and Producers 95 wmm KEVIN CHIPMAN Typing. English. Business Management JV Boys Girls Basketball. CATHERINE BROCKINGTON English. 10 Grade Sponsor CATHERINE MOORE: Art. English. Yearbook Sponsor MARY ANN STYGSTRA English 96 Directors and Producers WAYNE FRIES Physical Education 11th grade Sponsor MYLES REHKOPH Woods. Metals. Drafting, Industrial Arts LATHROP MORSE Director of Music LUOLLE VANKOEVERING Home Economics, 12th grode Sponsor Directors and Producers 97 THOMAS HERRICK U S World History. Gov't., Sociology, Psychology LINDA GILBERT Special Education. 8th grade Sponsor TIMOTHY CORDES Hearing Impaired Program MALA BOYCE: Hearing Impaired Aide Missing: PATTI GILMAN Speech. Drama. Forensics 81 Quiz Bowl. Advisor. Renaissance 98 Directors and Producers Directors and Producers 99 The Cast Words are but empty thanks. Addison Many people have helped me produce this book and I'd like to thank them. I thank Mrs. Cathie Moore for the hours she spent with me in conference'', Ms. Cheryl Seifert and Mrs. Pati Gilman for the knowledge they imparted on me; Mrs Rosemary Seifert for her objectivity; Mrs. Fran Manifold for always being there when I needed her; Mr Art Lane for letting me borrow his pictures when I was in dire need of them; and Mr. Tom Nowak for being a nice guy. Again thank you so much for helping me I couldn't have made this book without you. Suzanne Seifert Director The last two years I've been on the yearbook staff and this year as Assistant Director have been both fun and rewarding. I hope next year as Director-Editor we can put out a book everyone will enjoy and remember. Robin Gannon Assistant Direc- tor EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Catherine Moore DIRECTOR Suzanne Seifert ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Robin Gannon AGENT Maggie Baker PRODUCTION CREW Cynthia Inch Donald Kasten Julie Lark Aimee Thomas Michele Gannon Christy Tomlinson Gary McGregor Rosa nne Betancourt Dawn Eckdahl Matt Tiffany Missy Zomermmand STUNT COORDINATOR Robin Gannon CAMERAMEN 1ST UNIT Mike Notbohm Joe Lane Pasi Peuranen Dennis Klemm John Manifold Catherine Moore Fran Manifold CAMERAMEN 2ND UNIT National School Studios The Cast 101 I Credits 103 JUDY’S BEAUTY SHOP at the “Y” North of Saugatuck Complete beauty service Call JUDY POLKA 857-4162 NEW HOURS: Open all week except Wednesday Compliments of Judy’s” BEAUTY SALON soar CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '82 TOYS AHOY! BEST WISHES THE HOPPER AGENCY COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES BOWMAN CO. AND WILLIAM L. 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SENIORS SIR DOUGLAS casually elegant dining drinks (Formerly the Amity), Blue Star Highway Douglas, Ml 857 1401 KALICO KITCHEN AND KATHY'S OLDE FASHIONED DIPPERY Credits 117 TEERMAN'S HOUSEWARE AND CLOCK DEPT. PANASONIC-PIONEER KENWOOD HOME and CAR STEREO DEPT. 20 E 8th St. Holland 392-1831 PETER'S ICE CREAM PARLOUR FEATURING HOagen-Dazs Ice Cream The old-fashioned taste you remember. BEST WISHES FROM BILL'S BARBER SHOP AND GREYHOUND STATION 310 Butler St. Ph. 857-2783 SQUIRTPAK ofWM e Awnui ir uni i Akin liiAumiai mno 777 BROOKS AVENUE HOLLAND. MICHIGAN 49423 Dr Upper SUQlO 118 Credits CONGRATULATIONS FROM OUR PATRONS Annette's Salon of Saugatuck Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Krueger The Schreckengust Family Mr. and Mrs. Rick Gilman Bruce H. Troutman Roger and Martha Myers Garth and Ruth Wilson Douglas Community Church Roger and Pat VanDam Ralph Birkholz George and Sandy Vuillemot Dr. and Mrs. Edmund Sanchez The Fosdicks Wightman Service Patty Birkholz Douglas Marathon Credits 119 Remember the Days ©f the Old Schoolyard Remember the days ©f the ©Id s©h©©lyard We used t© laugh a let, ©h d©n9t y©u Remember the days ©f the ©Id sch©©lyard When we had imaginings and we had All kinds ©f things and we laughed And needed l©ve ... yes I d©., ( h and I remembered y©u Remember the days ©f the ©Id s©h©©lyard We used t© cry a let, ©h den’t y©u Remember the days ©f the ©Id schcclyard When we had simplicity and we had Warm tcast fer tea and we laughed And needed Icve ... yes I d© Ch and I remember ycu. -Cat Stevens ■ vi •; V • 1 • ..JS1 , • ' A . V -rr• ; . r • . •• r l V - V'