Saugatuck High School - Compass Yearbook (Saugatuck, MI)

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3-.-' a fifty f50 TyticAiyasi On January 26, 1837, Presi- dent Jackson signed a bill making Michigan the 26th h state in the Union. Michi- gan is now in the midst of a two-year Sesquicten- nial Celebration. Around the state, Michiganians will cele- brate the two-year fight for state- hood. Here at Saugatuck the Home Ec.i Class participated in the celebration by mak- ing a birthday cake, which the whole school was invited to share. The junior high helped by raising our flag and Mr. Bagierek drafted a Michigan trivia game for the community. TV SHOW MOVIE 1. Cosby Show 1. Top Gun 2. Moonlighting 2. Platoon ACTOR ACTRESS 1. Tom Cruise 1. Cybil Shephard 2. Bruce Willis 2. Justine Bateman SOAP OPERA MAGAZINE 1. Santa Barbara 1. Seventeen 2. Guiding Light 2. Sports Illustrated SPORT COLLEGE 1. Basketball UNIVERSITY 2. Football EXCUSE 1. tl of M 2. M.S.U. 1. I forgot HABIT 2. I was sick SOFT BRISK 1. Biting nails 2. Eating a lot 1. Coke FOOD 2. Diet Coke CAR 1. Pizza 2. Hamburgers 1. Lamborghini CLOTHES BRAND 2. Mustang MUSICAL GROUP 1. Guess? 2. Lee 1. Bon Jovi HANGOUT 2. Chicago FEMALE VOCALIST 1. Oval Beach 2. Downtown 1. Whitney Houston MALE VOCALIST 2. Madonna ALBUM 1. Jon Bon Jovi 2. Peter Gabriel 1. Slippery When Wet SONG 2. Look What the Cat 1. I Just Died in Your Dragged In Arms Tonight 2. Talk Dirty to Me i 'Hetv Thanks to the Student Council and Athletic Boosters, our scoreboards in the gymnasium were able to be replen- ished with new interiors. The two or- ganizations split the cost; checks were presented to Mr. Wilson, our Athletic Director, by Jennifer Dickie and Jane Mayer.

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Styie Above: Jack Cribb and Shahana Hungerford try to look studious at a basketball game. Middle above: It is hang out time for se- niors; Nathan Largent, Eric Birkholz, Doug Hedglin, Jason Myers, Laurie Schorle, Johnny Sanford, Jack Cribb, Brett Inch, and Kevin Newman. Free time in Saugatuck, it is a contrast of ideas. From trying to find something to do in the winter to not hav- ing enough time in the sum- mer, the kids from SHS seem to pull through every year. Whether they are at the beach during the summer, downhill skiing in the win- ter, cruising the town on a hot summer night, or spend- ing a night at the movies in December, we always do it with style. Above: A rude awakening for Aaron Marsh. Oh well, it is summer. 17

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9. 49-4449 Jennifer Thomas, a sen- ior here at Saugatuck High, was chosen by an advertis- ing agency in Grand Rap- ids; promoting the Call- Free service, to be a model for three billboards posted along U.S. 131. It was a very exciting experience for her. Vtfi 9k futui Nathan Largent joined the Navy as an operation specialist. He is start- ing his four years at the Great Lakes Naval Base in Chicago and from there he will be in Norfolk, VA. He hopes to be based in Hawaii after his training. Jeff Carper also enlisted in the Navy. Good luck guys. ZW t THa e 9t t Wota This was one of the few car accidents that happened throughout the school year and hopefully will not become a habit. Maybe the Class of 1988 should take driver’s education class again or get crash helmets. They seemed to have quite a few fender benders. Occ% OuMt 7fMUAe£ia9 Clarinetist, Bonnie Fick, and trombonist, Mark Eichler, earned the right to travel and perform in Europe during the summer of 1987. Bonnie was with The Blue Lakes International Symphonic Band and Mark, the American Musical Ambassadors.