Spring Lake High School - Avanti Yearbook (Spring Lake, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1972 volume:

K) m§r- -X- 3 ' 833 01881 7277 - •. , d - pr n S-?? Avanti 1972 Volume VIII Spring Lake Sr. High School Spring Lake, Michigan Table of Contents Administration 8 People 24 Learning 64 Competing 80 Living 112 Community 176 Index 202 Desiderata Go Placidly . . . amid the noise and haste and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible be on gocxi terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they, too, have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons; they are vexations to the spirit. If you com- pare yourself with others you may become vain and bitter; for always there will h e greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your career, how- ever humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is. Many persons strive for high ideals and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially do not feign affection. I Neither be cynical about love, for in the face of all aridity and disen- chantment, it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatique and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe; no less than the trees and the stars. You have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you contieve Him to be and whatever your labors and aspirations in the noisy confu- sion of life, keep peace with your soul. With all its shame and drudgery and bro- ken dreams, it is still a fjeautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Found in Old St Paul ' s Church, Bilti , dited 1692 Avanti — Tell It Like It Is! THE 1972 AVANTI STAFF: editor-in-chicf, Jack Ad- ams, assistant editor, JoAnn Siclski, secretary, Gayle Vink; business manager, Michele Knue; assistant busi- ness manager, Rosemary Grain; copy editor, Betsy Bog- ner; assistant copy editor, Todd Chittenden, photogra- phy editor, Mark Bartley; assistant photography editor, Rodney Tidd, layout editor. Amy Sayies; assistant lay- out editor, Chris Olds; sports editor, Mike Cox; assist- ant sports editor, Denny Cherette, and advisor, Mr, Ron Smith. TOP TO BOTTOM — Avanti 72 welcomes you JoAnn, we know bemg assistant editor mak( faster, but this is ridiculous! Look at that honey. Caught m the act! TOP TO BOTTOM — I wonder if there are any of me in this pile Smile JoAnn ' A. B, C, D, um A comment about Rodney ' s Httle karate mishap Let ' s have a triangie shaped picture here See Jack, See him smihng- He is happy. Brown Baggers Dilemma Pepto-BismoJ and Bromo Seltzer line the tables as the students echo a little prayer: Look out throat, look out gums, look out stomach, here it comes. CLOCKWISE — , eye of newt, tongue of dog, ear of bat, skin of frog. Mrs. Wilson proves that gluttony is not a lost 1 bread is MMMMMMmm good! Gourmets all — Supervisor, Mrs. Sleeper; chief cook, Mrs. Peck; Mrs. Coffey, Mrs. Hradsky, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. DcGraff, Never Ending Tasks Neither rain, nor snow, nor high school students keep our maintenance crew anci bus drivers away from work. CLOCKWISE — Keeping the school clean is a never ending job for Mrs Neinhousc- Mr. Neinhouse and Mr Bassen discuss their individual floor sweeping techniques. As the last students leave for the day, the cleaning crew begins their work Who said women aren ' t good drivers ' Mrs. Bamett, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs Lyttlc, Mrs Fnetchen, Mrs. Mitc- hell, Mrs. Marshall, and Mrs. Smith. % f - Student Help and Resource Personnel CLOCKWISE — Carol Bomers checks over her fig- ures as she completes her sharp assignment. Jack Adams is sentenced to two mods in the office ; hard labor. A typing skill is helpful talent for Cindy. Behind the Scene He snatched up his books Someone was following him. He walked faster. So did the someone. He could not look back. 1 have to make it, he thought. The someone ' s step resounded through his ears. Suddenly he ducked into a door. He disappeared be- hind the pegboard.wall and breathed a sigh of relief as he greeted the smiling faces of his fellow teachers. You made it ' they said. Yes, he replied shakily. TOP TO BOTTOM — Mr Wolbrink, English — If only I had taken typing in high school Mr Bolthouse and Mr Ochrh, Math is three? One and one Mr Lamkin. World Hi; one on them ' — Wait till I spnng this The Center of All Action The attendance had to b e taken — no one else was in the office except Patti. What should she do, stay or go and collect attendance sheets- After much thought she decided to stay. The next day Patti was not faced with this problem. Thankfully another S.H.A.R.P. student had been assigned to help — what a blessing! COUNTERCLOCKWISE — The amount of papers piled on the desk show how much work Mrs. Fletcher and Mr. DcVries go through daily Mrs, Hu ggins, where was your son, Mike, fourth mod today? K ' jsh hour traffic at the office window. m COUNTERCLOCKWISE — Mr. Vigland; head of our guidance Enter and sec the smiling face of Mrs. Fisher. No Joel, not tonight. A larger curriculum means large projeas. W I Problems Solved — 10(D Ea. P-E-O-P-L-E is another way to spell this de- partment. People in the form of personal problems, scheduling problems and college choice problems appear in the office every day. Problems, Answers Problems of all sorts are posed to the Superintendent; but one man alone can not solve these problems and please everyone at the same time. This is where our schoolboard comes in. Interested citizens make up the schoolboard. They help the Supjcrintendent solve the problems of running our school and keeping the people happy. LEFT TO RIGHT: (retiring trustee), Mr. Whincry; Mr. Willis; Mr. Deremo, vice president, Mrs. Schmitt; (retiring president), Mr. Boiling; Mrs. Sclbach; Mr. Pa- panoli. Li. helpful U unforgettable g great c genuine A indispensable J.1 needed O school spirited He is seen everywhe: some classrooms. the commons, halls, cafeteria, bathtooms (boys only; and He may seem to be a bother to some, but what would the school do without him? There would be no office for [leople to come to so they can get locks cut off their locker, or to complain about a son or daughter losing his lunch money playing cards in the commons, and worst of all — there would be no phone to use for free — what a terrible thought! Busyness Is . . . The gentle hum of the copy machine, the clicking of an adding machine, a telephone ring — all contribute to the busy atmosphere of the superintendent ' s office. With a busmess director like Mrs. VanWeelden and secretaries like Mrs. Scholtz and Mrs. Kearns, how can anything go wrong? TOP TO BOTTOM, L.-R. — Mr, Ryccnga, director of Curriculum; Superintendent Secretary, Mrs. Scholtz; Curriculum Secretary, Miss DeHom; Hired Hand, Cindy Boc- lens; and Business Manager, Mrs. VanWeelden, PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARTHUR K. HEDBERG, JR. Superintendent of Schools MICHIGAN 345 HAMMOND STREET SPRING LAKE, MICHIGAN 49456 TELEPHONE (616) 8421538 PEOPLE The Summer of ' 71 a time for renovation. 1 Building, tearing down, putting up — This is what happened during the summer of ' 71. New cabinets, sini s and stoves for the Home Ec. rooms and expansion of the Science rooms. New instruments, new books, new teachers. S.L. Goes Mod JR 1 1 « w Pi Ik vi n I ' r M 1 Ik 3 LEFT TOP — Leo E onner, mastermind at work. RIGHT TOP — Senior leisure; John Kaminski. Pam hi; MIDDLE — Student commons; free, unassigned time. RIGHT — Max Duncan plots his course wisely. s, and Hoyt Fonger .. ... Freshmen — One Down Three To Go! One down, three more to go! It is easy to say that the freshmen have probably the most difficult role to play in high school — that of the youngest and the newest. This year ' s frosh have been extremely ac- tive in school affairs. For many, this year has proved valuable in many things besides academics. With freshmen like ours, we should be happy to see them take over as upper classmen. CLASS OFFICERS: Ann Chapin, Vice President, Jeanne Byl, Treasurer; Nancy Van Burgel, Secretary; Richard Fitzger- ald, President, Larry Vollmer, Bruce Bumside, Bob Page and Mike Bills. Vicki Ruster, the freshman class perfea date! R . t ' ' ' 1 wf 1 V m E ' . 1 Pamela Aldred Cathy Anderson Paul Anthcs Margaret Bakale David Barnosky Lynda Barrett Scott Batthclder Rcnee Beihl Deborah Benken George Bennett Chns Benson Debbie Berg Michael Bills Michael Bocrma Dan Boes Mary Boiling Lisa Botccma Steve Bovcn ' 3W- ' :- Bruce Bumsidc Dave Burn side Tamara Bun Mrs Sustrich helps a needy student Kay Carowitz Jack Catron Ann Chapin Tony Chererte Brad Chittenden Ted Chittenden Larry Clover Mike Clover Ronald Cook Jill Corgan Jim Costlcy Larry Cox Cynthia Ci Sharon Crouse Theodore Crouse Lynwood Crouse Glenn Crowder Elmer Currier Charlene Czindei Joann Czinder Darlene Dallas Susan DeCan Gail DcWitt Freshmen taking first year German. Dtnn s Dirlieimer Denis ■ Dobson Bruce D(X-ring Lisa Dttnncr Brcnd a Dove Diane Duma I nn s Eastling Roxar ne Eglxrs Timo hy Eppleti Cathy Hrdmann Miiha el Essebagge Ruhard Fitzgerald  8g P r AV 4 ' - m ' V- ) mi LEFT — Wendall Shinn ABOVE — The boys of the Frosh F B. team. Steve Gulis Mike Habia Uvernc Hamilton Sherri Hammond John Harpei John Kirkpatnck Gabncllc Knue Paul Kohnkc John Kooiman Anna Kortekaas Kurt Kossuth Robert Koster Vickie Lambregtse Ron Langlois Joan Lewis Joan Leymon David Logic Mary Lyons Kevin Mc Gir Mark Martin Jaync Masscngill Marie Merz Craig Miller Sandy Moore Darrell Moorehouse Vincent Morford Randolph Mrozinski Tony Nienhouse Norma Nessen Barbara Nuismer Kirk Palkowski Dave Pellegrom Krisann Pellegrom Carolyn Peterson Cynthia Peterson Sara Peterson BiJl Plewes Wf Phillip Potter Drew Pravda Ruth Prcslc7 Steve Price Tcmpe Reichardt Shelly Reminder Miry Reynolds Gary Richards Richard Richardsc Scott Richmond Keith Riemersma Louise Rohloff Vicky Ruster Bryan Sayles Christine Schindlebcck Joseph Schmidt Mark Schohl Thomjs Seek: Lorrie Seigcrt Lance Semkiv, br- Paul Shaw J «, i M Paul Anthes. John Campion, and Scott Slaughtt Wendell Shinn Tom Shutters Scott Slaughter Sharon Sloan Debbie Ann Smith Deborah Smith Rcbekah Smith Harvey Stark Jeffrey Thomas Corinne Trimble David Trondvich Kathy Tuin Billie Ann Van Hall Debbie Van Hall Sharon Van Kampen Scott Van Strate Julie Van Appcl Nancy Van Burgcl Jack Vargo Karen VerBcrkmoe? Larry Vink Jon Vollmer Kaihryn Wcsthoff lude Wheeler Peter Whincry Tliomas Whice Kichy Wiersma N ' jncy Wiewiora Kevin Wiggcr Manberh Williams Cheryl Willis Greg Wilson Carol Winkelman Cvnthia Winkelman Karen Wipperfurth Brenda Wisman Kayne Wisniewski Chris Yonker - •• ■ ■ Lfi W fll IS 1 Wfct; ' .: ' ■ -:Sti - -=. _y 1 n H ABOVE — Jesse Katt leads the bai practice, LEFT — Randy Mrozinski makes a pass at the i man. Sophomores A Good I Beginning i The sophomores are really getting into what is going on in the school. Younger students are starting to look up to them as examples. Something about the sophomore year is a mystery — people do a lot of growing. There is always satisfaction in seeing the future school leaders grow. The upper class- men should have nothing to fear. Neither should the sophomores. TOP TO BOTTOM — SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFI- CERS: Barb Nichols, treasurer; Kieth VanDyke, presi- dent; Jim Smart, vice president; Nancy Bowen, secre- tary. Tom Walters takes a little snooze before class. Phil Miller preparing for next year ' s play — My Old Kentucky Home. Caught in the act of trying to rig the pay phone, Tom Walters and Larry Dennis. i W - m = ' L.r4fti . Geoffrey Benson Vicki . Mike Bernard John Bethell Kenneth Blakeley Teri Bottcma Alicia Bogdajewicz Jennifer Borchers Dave Borbyl sm K Steve Ebcl Greg Edmondson Rod Egbers Wesley English Tom Epplett John Erkes Cheryl Ernst Don Ernst Gail Feriend Cheryl Fletcher Jane Fonger Mike Gardne Alan Garter Valerie Garzelloni Barb George Jamie Gordon Vicki Grant Vicki Habian Bruce Hammond Crajg Hanson Jeff Harms Laura Harring Kathy Harrison Cathy Hellman Brenda Henderson Anne Higley Joe Horness Lori Howe Kim Huckabee Mike Huggins Marilou Hushyn Nan Ivins Roy Jenkins Sue Jensen Craig Jones Linda Kamp MIDDLE — Tom Adams and Max Duncan BOTTOM — Sophomores order class rings. Kim Kelley Tim Keener Linda Kiekover Linda Klooie Michelle Knechtges Michael Kniac Anna Kohnke Steve Kolkema Bonnie Koster Bob Kuziak Jack Lampman Louis Langlois Theresa Langlo Patti Lemke Bill Lyons t ' Jim Macthcwson Robin McAlisrer Vicki McGregor Patti McKay Debbie Mel to Debbie Michael Sally Metz Phil Miller Russell Miller Barb Nichols Krista Nisper Suzanne Obits Matt Olds Henrik Olving Linda Oppermar Gregg Patridge David F. Peterson David J. Peterson Marianne Pfeiffer JoAnn Pietila James Rader Tim Raha Dentse Randall Joanna Rauber Nan Regelin Ray Rhoades Don Richards( Patricia Roach Michael Rohloff Jackie Rollenhagei Vicki Rolienhagen Greg Rooker Diann Roon April Rose Rick Rymal Gary Sabo Bruce Samdal Senior Cindy Boclens gives Sophomore Kip Wiersma some help in the Supt ' s. office. Tim Sheridar Deb Simons Terry Slater Jim Smart Chris Smith Jim Smith Kathy Smith Janine Snively Mary Linn Soulc Laurie Spanglcr Gail Sparks Don Stedman Jim Sutliff JoAnn Szubinski Luann Taylor MIDDLE - Mitt Oldi, Kitcn Wipfilunh, ind Bfutc Bumside BOTTOM - Dive Boibyl Paul Twa Art Vaandering Keith VanDyke Tom VanHall LEFT — Jane DcWict. Joel Van Ho Judy VanderZwaag Chris Vargo Nancy Vargo Bud Visser Larry Vollmer Tom Walcers Bob Warber Steve Wentzloff Ed Wczeman Michael Wheeler Juniors — One More Hill To Climb With only one more year in high school left, the juniors are starting to see the other side of the hill. On that other side, they see a lot of problems. Problems for them to take care of. They will take over as seniors. They have been through the car washes, the play, and the prom. They should be able to conquer just about anything. Rock the boat, luniors! Someone just may have to shift their position to keep it from sinking. Kevin Fitzgerald practi Town. I ' Bill Baldus — Stan Balkcma Carol Anderson Steve Anderson Betsy Bogne TOP — Cindy Catron, BOTTOM — Kevin Fitsgerald. 2nd Paul Bon Jim Frifcldt and Cheryl Young. Mike Bonema Claudette Borchcrs Jeff Bovcn Kenton Bowen Randy Boyd Rebecca Branyan Jerry Brcge Janet Brouwer Ken Brouwer Chris Brown Bill Brunner Shayne Bryant Jody Bussard Bruce Byl David Campbell Diannc Carlson Cindy Catron Gicnda Chapmar Linda Charnock Bob Chittenden TOP — Sandy Stedman. BOTTOM — Eric Podchl ' s victory i Sarah Christman Jim Christmas Deborah Clover Jim Coats Jean Corgan Farr Cos ton Bob Cowan Rosemary Crain Tim CrLbley Scott Critchett Barb Cron Dan Crousc Larry Dahlman Dennis Dillcy Mark Donselar Stephanie Eliason Barb Ennenga Dave Ernst David Everhardt Mark Farmer Vickie Faust Mark Fisher Kevin Fitzgerald Lisa Fletcher TOP — Linda Cha BOTTOM — The Commons Crowd. TOP — Rose Grain and Craig Mohrhardt. BOTTOM — The look of love is m their eyes. John Kuiper Edith Kulikamp - Chuck LaFrancc Mike Langlois Debbie Ixwis Angle MacGirr Sandy Meyer Steve Miller John Mitchell Craig Mohrhardi Dennis Morrison Bevin Morntt David Muq hy Karlcne Nadeau Colleen Nellist Janice Nichols Pam Packingham Karon Parker Barbara Rabidou Theresa Raha Kathy Reid Michael Roach Blair Roark Bruce Byl, Tom Oppcrman and Barb Cron. Elbcrn Parsons Julie Pcllegrom Pam Pellegrom Scott Robert sor Linda Rohloff Judi Salisbury Greg Sayles Mike Schindlbcck Sarah Scholtz Brian Slager Tom Sloan Jan Smith Steve Smith Vicki Suits Pat Steinbrccher Donna Tcunls Grace Thomas Steve Thompson Patti Trimble Bill Tyler Ruth VanBurgel Ric VanderVeen Nancy VanPclt Pam VanWeelden Bob Veneklasen Al VerBerkmoes TOP Farr Coston and Tom Campion. BOTTOM — Mary Barnosky gives a little Pat VcrBerkmoes Stuart Vollmcr Ruth Wezeman Diane Wigger Mike Wildcy Barry Willis Patti Wil5( Greg Wisr Lelah Wittcvrongel Gary Wolovlck Barb Workman Debora Wozniak Holly Zenko TOP — Larry Daln BOTTOM — Bcvin Montr and Diane Wigger. LEARNING Can You Hack It? I hardly know enough about English to pass it, how does my mom think I can pass a foreign language? Even though many students can ' t get into English, most find a foreign language a lot of fun. It may have its dull moments of conjugation and substitution but, the ideas and customs of a different country are very interesting. CLOCKWISE — Excuses, exaises, excuses! Behind these three pair of bright blue eyes, are Spring Lake High School ' s foreign spies. Playing cards is pan of learning German? Builders of America The humming of the lathes, drills and saws resounds throughout the wood and metal shop rooms. The rulers and pencils are su- per efficient in the mechanical and architec- tural drawing rooms. CLOCKWISE — Using the drill press takes patience and concentration. Don Trimble talks over his woodshop grade with Mr. Tr impheller. Wouldn ' t you like to have her in your woodshop class? Mr. Mattson supervises Chuck Benken in the opera- tion of the metal lathe. Voices and Noises L space, E space, J space, I space, along with clicks and wooshes from the office machines and complaints of students who don ' t understand a bookkeeping problem. The business department couldn ' t operate without these things. CLOCKWISE — Kim Horton utilizes her fn by doing some Sharp typing. $287,001 Can ' t be. I don ' t owe him that much! The flames were this high! Mrs. Bussard on one of the fires during that week. Praaical skills of office machines are taught to these future secretaries and business Mix It — Make It — Eat It! This was THE year for the Home Econom- ics Department. Remodeling in the entire depanment — new stoves, sinks, cupboards, tables and chairs, and BOYS! That ' s right! This year Home Ec. was offered for girls and boys. CLOCKWISE — Try it — you ' ll like it! Can you dig anchovy sundae? Even guys can be future home wreckers. BOTTOM — Does that spoon reaJly taste better than the food? BELOW — Mrs. McOmber can easily show you how to make it easier. LEFT — Let ' s throw in some more sugar while no one is looking. Mr. Hickman leaches Mr. Parsons the an of cheating srudcnts out of their money in the commons. Winter sports; snowmobile safety, and Enthusiasm, Lobbezoo style. Lots of Fun — Lots of Hard Work! FttlibWI 11 Four count jumping jacks — ready — be- gin — ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR ' Five more laps of the pool boys. Creative dance, golf, camping, winter sports, bowling, tennis, badminton, archery, self-de- fense, swimming certification, all of these are now offered as nine week or semeste TOP — Girls basketball training. BOTTOM — Mike Wheeler and gang Ic obiling is from Mr. Johnson TOP TO BOTTOM — Mr. Packingham really seems to enjoy an office all to him- self. Two history students become engrossed! ... in today ' s newspaper.- ' i eye view of Mr. Lamkin. History students praaice sleeping with their eyes open. Mr. Boyink adds a little humor to the usually boring subjen of sex in his Sociology d :! Learning and Remembering For the sophomores it means study guides, many notes and much listening and concen- tration. For the juniors it means four term papers, thinking, putting together facts and reason- ing. For seniors it means exploring their govern- ment and discussing current events. LEFT — Mr, Boyink explains the hitherto unknown facts of life. Mr. Packingham lays down the law; of Hammarabi, that is. CLOCKWISE — Angic McGirr enjoys taking play produ Studying is a large part of English, t ss VanBcukering ' s Sufferin Sophs. Is That All There Is? Paniciples, geninds, and punctuation — Shadburg, O. Henry, and Steinbeck — Is that all there is to English? Not here at S.L.H.S.! Drama, play production, novel and short story, the American experience, communica- tion through composition — these are also included in our English Department. LEFT — A teacher ' s work is never done! ABOVE - Students take advantage of a Imle free time wfiile Mr. HaU leaves tfie room. Science Is Doing! New teachers — new rooms — new ideas! Envolvement in the environment. A great advancement in community life. CLOCKWISE — Hey — how do you shut the water Science teachers enjoy Mr. VanDuinen ' s Christmas gift from Santa. Mr. VanDuinen leads one of his exciting discussion groups. Spring Lake? No that ' s Pahs! Self Expression Even though they can ' t draw on the walls anymore, creative people find a world of expression within the walls of this room. UPPER LEFT — The giant spit-wad conspiracy at Spring Lake Higii SchcxiL UPPER RIGHT — James Taylor: quite tlie piece of anistic achievement. BOTTOM — You can look over there. Sue. but I doubt that there are any crayons that size. The Thrill of Victory and the Agony of Defeat Used by permission of A, B.C. Sports In COMPETING Heroes of the 18 Holes Coach Bitner says a golfer is one who gets a 6, puts down a 5, and tells everyone he got a 4. Why does a golfer wear two pair of pants? In case he gets a hole in one . . . ha, ha. The Laker duffers swung to a 6-10 dual meet record and 3rd in the confer- ence. TOP TO BOTTOM — Tom Campion and Farrcn Coston relax after a strenuous ride to the tee. The over the hill gang . , , John Kuiper heads for the Clubhouse with mascot. LEFT TO RJGHT, FIRST ROW BACK: Phil Sielski, John Cham- pion, Brent Garrison, Barry Shinn, Scott Rjchmond, Matt Olds, Stcyc Gulis, Larry Vink, John Kuiper, Greg Sayles. Mel ' s Angels Over the hill and down the path rolled the Laker Cross Country team. Under the leadership of senior captain Ken Zimmerman, the team compiled a 12-1 re- cord winning the Seaway Conference title by taking four of the first five places. It was a truly fine season for runners and golfers, who on one occasion took time to try hitting objects running across fairways (like our Cross Country team). mk ■k , ' ' i ' ii, m ' ft mii TOP TO BOTTOM — Ken Zimmerman checks out his next opponent. Members and coach — their Seaway Victory picture, Dan Harring still doesn ' t think it ' s all that much fun. Matt Adams shows the versatilir ' of our CC team. CLOCKWISE — Roach shows how he feels aft long am The line up for a run — Reeths-Puffer Peterson, Miller, Ernst, assist Ed Gardner after a hit the head. Even the youngest work their hardest. Laker foes had a bad year as Spring Lake wenr to the feared Texas Wishbone at- tack and a stubborn defense that was second in the league. Under the direction of Var- sity Coach, Mr. Tom Hickman, and his able assistants, Mr. Tom Grabinski and Mr. Larry Aldridge, the Lakers rolled to a 7-2 record overall and second in the Seaway. Next year promises to be better, so good luck guys! MIDDLE LEFT — Quanerback Jim Frifcldt gives Mike Walters a rubdown before the daily praaice. MIDDLE RIGHT — Dcnms Haricr and Mark Bar- brick take a well deserved sideline breather. BOTTOM — Jim Frifeldt tnes to loosen himself fri the pursuing Whitehall defense. tiLfc f Hickman ' s Heroes OPPOSITE — BACK ROW, L-R: Manager; Eric Podehl, Al VcrBerkomocs, Mark I Barbrick, Mike Wildey, Larry Langeland, Gary Hecht, Rod Kelly, Jim Bennec, Bruce I Byl, Coach — Mr. Brabinski, Head Coach — Mr. Hickman, Coach — Larry Aldridge, ! Jim Frifeldt, Dennis Harjer, Tom Opperman, Sruan Vollmer, Dan Pranger, Dave Eve- hardt, Denny Morrison, Rob Frecse, Randy Boyd, Manager; Fred Shear. FRONT ROW: Phil Peterson, Pete Laman, Dave Kolkema, Barry Mallot, Kun Slaughter. j Mike Walters, Co-Captain; Dale Chittenden, Co-Captain; Vince Knue, Gerry Benken, t Mike Walters, Delbert Wheeler, Jeff Beukema, Ed Boersma, Manager; Jack Jensen. thr? HOMI COUNTERCLOCKWISE — Jack Jensen and Fred Shear, team managers, watch as their team exits for a day of practice. As an elusive ground gainer, Ed Boersma scampers for more rurf Powerful Al VerBcrkomoes guides the Lakers out onto the field. Little Lakers The JayVees rolled up an impressive 38-26 Victory over the Wayland Wildcats in the last game of the 1971 season. This to off a 2-5-2 record. Next year these men will step up to varsity football after a season ' s guidance from coaches Don Rohn and Mike Secory.  j .. ff i- Frosh Power TOP ROW: Jude Wheeler, Dennis Dirheimcr, Tom White, Chip Ingalls, Tony Neinhouse, Mike Boerma, Dick Fitzgerald, Scott Slaughter, Bryan Sayles, Dana Carlson, Coach; Matson. BOTTOM ROW: Bnan Wiseman, Scon Slaughter, Randy Mrozinski, Dave Pellgrom, Phil Potter, Bill Rockey, Linwood Crow, Jeff Thomas. Under the coaching abilities of Mr. Matson, the Freshmen got a good beginning to build on for next year ' s JV ' s. Although the record book says 1-6, you really can ' t measure the dedication and work by the book. Outstanding backs for the Freshmen are Tony Neinhouse and Dana Carlson, who scored eighty percent of the touchdowns. The Ingalls brothers, Marlin and Greg, along with Mike Boerma made up the bulk- work of the Laker line. With the powerful snap from center, Jude Wheeler, Randy Mrozinski hands off to running back, Bryan. ■ W M ' V ' Varsity — District Champs 96-57. That ' s right, the Lakers won the Dis- trict finals over Comstock Park. That Dis- trict trophy means much more to the young men on the team than you could imagine. It ' s long hours of running St. Louies, shoot- ing drills, and lots of just plain sweat. The Varsity finished the season with an 8-11 re- cord overall and 4-8 in the Seaway. TOP TO BOTTOM — Spring Lalcc ' s faculty is loyal in supporting the players at every game. Coach DeVnes court. Photo by: Jack Adai Paul Aldridge a middle of the season starter combined lots of fine ball handhng and speed to spark the i Leapin ' Lakers The Little Lakers, coached by Larry Aldridge, finished second in the Seaway with an 8-4 record. Overall, the JayVees recorded a 11-5 re- cord for the season. Paced by some of the best shooting in this side of the state, the Little Lakers will return next year for Varsity try outs. We ' ll be watching! TOP TO BOTTOM — Coach Aldri boys to another win. Did you : : that I These men ready to go: BACK ROW: Coach Al- dridge. Kicth VanDyke, Brad Morse, Steve Ebel, Kip Wiersma. Larry Dennis, and Ai Ganer, FRONT ROW: Manager Steve Wentzloff, Mike Huggins, Don Stedman, Matt Adams, Joe Homcss, and Manager Matt Olds. UK ' ERS g ' ! _ ' ■ lAr y-r-y Frosh Give It a try Determination and hustle was the hallmark of the frosh basketball team this season. Their 3-13 record, we hope, will prompt them to do t)etter as J. V. ' s next year. TOP TO BOTTOM, FROM LEFT — Brian Sayles smiles as he tries to sink one. John Campion makes like a bird. BOTTOM ROW: Manager, John Harper, Glenn Crowder, Larry Cox, Paul Anthes, Ron Cook, Jeff Thomas, Wendall Shinn, Kurt Palowski, Manager, Larry Vink. BACK ROW: John Campion, Brian Sayles, Randy Mrozinski, Jack Catron, Brent Garrison, Scott Slaughter, Bruce Morford, Coach Joel Wildrom. Seaway Champs — 2nd Year 11-4 Dual Season, Conference champs second year in a row and 15th in the State; these are just a few of the lakers ' accomplishments during the past year. Craig Morhardt was the leading point getter. Bob Chittenden was 7th in the state in both the 50 and the 100. A-i w ' S3 ' ■« - ' LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Coach; Dave Par- sons, Tom Adams, Stan Balkcma, Mike Roach, Tom Campion, Pete Laman, Bruce Byl, Craig Mohrhardt, Paul Bomers, Kent Kossuth, Dave Bumisde, Chris Smith. MIDDLE ROW: John Muussc, Bob Chitten- den, Jeff Beukema, Dave Ernst. Dan Harring, Steve Miller. FRONT ROW: Jim Matthewson, Phil Sielski, Bob Veneklassen, Farr Coston, Mike Youn. FRONT: Pete Whinery, Steve Gulis, John Vollmer.  w- w- ' Chuck ' s Champs What ' s 105 degrees, padded, and filled with men whose headgear looks like they just landed from Mars? The wrestling room right? SL grapplers finished with a 4-9 dual record but surprised everyone by capturing the Grand Haven Invitational. Another highpoint of the season was Robin Holmes winning the regional title at 105 pounds. TOP TO BOTTOM — The serious Laker bench shows concern for one of their fellow matmen. Head Coach Mr. Bassett calmly encourages his wrestlers to do better Mike Duer rides his opponent into the floor. Tim VanStratc gets ready to make his move ' CLOCKWISE, KNEELING — Greg Ingalls, Scott VanStrate, Paul Twa, Robin Holmes, Tim VanStrate, Brad Chit- itenden. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Basset, Mike Borcma, Greg Partridge, Don Grant, Mike Duer, Rick Rymal, Dan IChittendcn, Jim Smith. BACK ROW: Dan Burt, Ed Boersma, Dale Chittenden. Pat Twa, Jim Smart, Dave Botbyl, Carl Barnosky. Pat Twa wins for once! Dale Chittenden — What are you doing tonite buddy? Pat Twa listening to WGRD on his headphones before whipping an opponent. L|j|K3 Wi v ■ ■ S Conference Champs At Last! Coach Hall ' s trackstcrs snapped Ludington ' s string of 44 consecutive dual meet wins to go undefeated in Seaway track action. Lud- ington shares the trophy as they squeezed a 59-57 win in the Conference meet. Led by captain Ken Zimmerman who set a new school record in total points for a season, the Lakers set seven school records and cap- tured the Coopersville Invitational. i ' - ' iii niA ' Mmv r TEAM SHOT, OPPOSITE PAGE — FRONT ROW: Jerry- Boikcn, Delben Wheeler, Ed Boersma, Bob Hecksel, Phil Peterson, Ken Zimmerman, Vmcc Knue, Mike Walters, Kurt Slaughter, SECOND ROW: Tom Opperman, Tim O ' Kane, Kevin Fitsgerald, E)ase ' Bowen. Kent Kossuth, Mike Roach, Dan Harring, Btuce Byl. John Ku.per, Ed Gardner. Pete Wmery. THIRD ROW: Kun Jensen. Randy Mro: ski, 1 Jude Wheeler, Phil Miller, Jim Rader, Mike Muggins, John Erkes, Bruce H: mond, Greg Rocker, Jeff Boven, Rusty Miller, Larry- Vollmer, Dennis Dirheimer, Jeff Thomas. BACK ROW: Craig Miller; Manager; Mel Hall; Coach; George Bitner Asst. Coach; Leslie Kohnke; Manager. RIGHT: The Jubilant trackstcrs pose for an informal group shot. ABOVE: A Laker flic - the bar; only he knows if he missed or i CLOCKWISE — Dclben Wheeler, shot put, 53 W to- tal career pts. Ken Zimmerman, long jump, 226 ' all- time career high pointer. Bob Hecksel and Ed Boersma, 880 relay, 135 ' i and 102 points respectively. Ken Zimmerman also had the school record in the 440 and conference records in the 880. Netters Have I Winning jj | Season SL netters finished with a 10-6 record over- all this spring and placed third in the Sea- way with an 8-4 record. Coach Charles Bassett will have an experi- enced team next year as Spring Lake is los- ing its only senior, Don Trimble. TOP TO BOTTOM — TEAM PICTURE: Jan Smith, Dave Johnson, Steve Alger, Craig Morhardt, Dave Pel- legrom, plus Don Ernst who thought he would get in the picture and is not on the team. Steve Alger likes to pose for picttires. Tennis Truly Teases The Muscles And The Mind THE AGONY OF TENNIS: Jan Smith shows in the fol- lowing pictures that tennis truly is an agonizing sport. The serve (cross-armed), the backhand and the reach, TOP TO BOTTOM — Coach Parsons and his V2 Lakers. Mike Wildey winds up on the mound. Lakers 6-6 In Seaway The Lakers ended the 72 season by canning Fremont s Packers 10 4 to up their Seaway record to 6 6 and 7 13 overall Coached by Dave Parsons, the Lakers gave their opponents headaches on the basepaths as SL worked the balk steal to perfection many times j ' m ifc J fS L j:-gj f J ABOVE — LEFT TO RIGHT: Managers — Mike Boncma and Mark Farmer, Coach — Dave Parsons, Stu VoUmer, Jim Frifeldt. Ken Brower, Steve Anderson, Paul Aldridgc, Roger Wildcy, Mike Wildey, Dale Chittenden, Dave Ever- N •■ W ' ' W-- • -.s S! - hart, Jeff Bcukema, Dan Prangcr, Rod Kelley, and Mike Duer. i ' - rf 5 J.V. ' s Prove Their Punch TOP — LEFT TO RIGHT: John Bethcll. Steve Wentzloff, Paul Anches, Brad Chit- tenden. Mike Bocrma, Dave Epplett, Ric Rymal, Tom Scekman, Kirk Palkowski, Dana Carlson, Ken Blakely, Kieth VanDyke. Jon Campion, Jack Catron, Don Stedman, Tim Bailey, Bruce Bareham — Coach Pitcher Tim Bailey makes a throw to the plate. Second Baseman John Bethell gets an out Catcher Ken Blakely i Gymnastics Motivates Muscle These 13 girls swung, jumped, vaulted, and even crashed their way to a 3-4, first year record under coach Adams. Amazons of the Asphalt Girls ' Track Along with getting much needed exercise the girls piled up a 2-3 record. Mrs. Louise! was the coach with Carol Hellman and Dawn Randall as the Co-captains. Vicki Rollenha, Michelle Knue, , Grace Thomas. TEAM PICTURE. FRONT ROW: Vickie Suits, Nancy Bowen, Valerie Garzelloni, MIDDLE ROW: Caroline Peterson, Pam Aurich, Mary Currie, Vicki Lambregtse, Lisa Donncr, Holly Zenko, Cindy Lambregtse, Dcnise Burns, Vicki Berg BACK ROW: Miss Driesenga, Asst. Coach; Mrs Louisell, Coach; Carol Hellman, Dawn Randall, Co-Captains; Jan Vander Meuien, Christine Selbach, Jane Fonger, Terri Bottema, Jenni- fer Botchers, Joy Jensen, Sarah Peterson, Karen De Young, Manager. Missing is Cindy Crewe. Marv ' s Mermaids Girls Swimming The Girls Swimming under the coaching of Mrs. Lobbezoo for the second year, came out with a very impressive 6-1 record. Co-Captains were Alanna Lemke and Cindy Chapman. Wt. UUVL . ■ . ' 4 TOP — FRONT ROW: Chris Berg, Jan Nichols, Ka- thy Smart, Patcy Lcmke. Michelle Byl. MIDDLE ROW: Jeannic Byl. Linda KJoote, Wendy Cobb, Nancy Van-Burgel, Cindy Chapman. BACK ROW: Mary Lou Treyes, Manager; Sharon Machek, Barb Byt- werk, Diane Byrwcrk, Carol BuJtema, Deb Matthew- son, Alanna Lcmke, Mary Beth Lobbezzo, Coach. Girls swimming takes practice. Touch and Go: The big relay, one comes in and one goes off as Alanna Lcmke looks on. Cheerful Chum Anytime These Laker lovelies accompanied the ath- letic teams to all events. If there were a prize for outstanding exuberance. Varsity Captain Alanna Lemke would shine in every category. TOP TO BOTTOM — Would you like something in a size 12 basic black cleat? Energetic freshmen: Chris Schindlbeck, Anne Chapan, Karen Wipperfurth, Cathy Hooker, Rose Gagnon, and Jeanne Bly. What do you mean I ' m getting too fat to cheer! Don ' t look now but I heard something rip! «p:. -1!KS FROM TOP — Homecoming ' 72. Our school ' s crazy ladies. J.V. Wonders, TOP — Parry Lcmke; Caprain, Laura Nelson. BOTTOM — Nancy Bowen, Carman Charnock, Michelle Byl, Barb Byrwerk. Vivacious Var- siry. Pam Francis, Dawn Randall, Alanna Lemke, Cindy Chapman, Glenda Chapman, Kim Horton, Nan Boyink, Kathy Smart. LIVING SENIORS SHINE IN ' 72 On September 9, 1971, the class of 1972 took the first step on the path to their future. Days later Don Frifeldt and Cindy Chapman were elected King and Queen of our 1971 homecoming. As they approached November it came time to start, what would be a major project for the school year. Under the Gaslight was chosen, re- hearsed, and then presented on November 19 and 20. Next on the path the seniors turned their efforts toward winning the Spirit Jug. This wasn ' t just any ol ' Spirit Jug, but the same jug that the class had won for the past two years. The Class of 72 is the first graduating class to learn through a full year of the modular scheduling system. With only a few more steps to travel before the seniors arrive at their gateway to the future we see them at a class meeting on planning the best and most meaning- ful way to open that gate — graduating from Spring Lake High School in 1972! SENIOR OFFICERS — Don Frifeldt, man, secretary; missing Cathi Bolthous Mike Walters, president, Cindy Chap- president. TOP; Ttxld Chittenden. A, y Paul Aldridge CVR ' 276 m Larry Arndt Gerald Benkert Chris Bennett Chuck Benkert Jeff Beukema Sandy Boston Diane Bytwerk Tom Campion Chris Campbell Doug Carlson Craig Casmier Vicki Cavender Cindy Chapman Denny Cherette Chris Chittenden Dawn Chittenden Cathy Cook Dale Chittenden Chris Thiverge, Sally Harmon, and Janet Coats Mike Cook Todd Chittenden Dennis De Young Jackie Dirheimer and Cindy Lambregste Kathy Duer Ron Edmondson Bob Ennenga Barb France %S Hoyt Fonger ii Ride em, cowboy! Deb Matrhewson Heidi Goven Bob Hecksel Pat Gulis An Haase Sandy Harmon k. i 1 Carol Hellman Cindy Hildreth ' 14 Roy Holmes Mark Johnson Joy Jensen Mike Kaffenburger Ron Karr John Kaminski Carol Katt Kim Kamp Leah Katt Enjoying free mods in the library. Sandy Harmon and Chris Thiverge. Vince Knue Deb KJoote Dave Kolkema Karen Kossuth Karen Laben Cindy McNitt Mike Metz Phil Peterson Brenda Plakke Paula Overweg Deb Plantenga Marlene Povilitis Keep ihe noise down, she ' s crying to sleep. Deb Macchewson and Brenda Plakkc Sue Reis Dawn Randall Denise Reminder Bob Riemersma Chuck Robards r 1 L ' tr::? ' r aTjIs F A ' vi K ' HHA ;- IKal ' ' - ' Sx l . ■■■i... ' JL3 Roberta Severance Phil Sielski Cheryl Shaft Kurt Slaughter Kathy Smart Dan Tovey Mary Lou Treycs Roger Wildey Kim Wilkinson Gayle Vink Deb Wisman Ken Zimmerman Thru — The Looking Glass Bugs, caterpillars, and mushrooms provided a fantasyland environment at the Commu- nity Center this year. Tony Horvoth ' s band provided the music to dance to. Before the pi Judy Salisbury and Michelle Knue, painting bugs. OP TO BOTTOM — Prom decoration committee prepares. I Larol Van Hoevcn and Don Frifeldt, Homess announces, Dcnisc DeGraff and Mike Cox. TOP TO BOTTOM — The Graduating Class of 1972 Get Lost, says Rev. Banley. S. L. High School Choir directed by Mr. Bryson. The Lord ' s Prayer, sung by Vince Knue. 1 Building Blocks — Putting The Pieces Together TOP TO BOTTOM — Valedic n, Larry Arndt. The traditional turning of ihe cassels. President of the board, Donald Boiling presents Mike Walters with his diplo , Sarah Schmitt Salu- Country Club Hosts Senior Banquet The Seniors of 72 enjoyed a steak dinner and entenainment at the Spring Lake Country Club on May 26. Deb Matthewson played a few selections on her harmonica, Vince Knue sang the class song, You ' ve Got A Friend, Kurt Slaughter and Dale Chittenden did Puppy Love and Dennis (Curly) Olsen and Art Haase did Baby Oly. Dave Van Houten did the invocation and bene- diction. Mike Walters, class president, was Master of Ceremonies for the memorable evening. Good Food Atmosphere And Entertainment cmi or srvrHTY-iiro rSESEIITS... uudcsthc 6:iSLIGHT LAIK6 axiRTLAND MBS KIM8ERKAMP RAV -reAFPORO Mk. 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EEK, IT ' S A FREAK: CLASS OF ' 73 OUR TOWN The class of 73 presented these people in the leading roles of Our Town, stage manager; Kevin Fitzgerald, Dr. Gibbs; Randy Boyd, Mrs. Gibbs; Barb Cron, Mrs. Webb; Pam Van Weelden, George Gibbs; Bill Brunner, Emily Webb; Melanie Johnson, and Mr. Webb; Stan Balkema. CLOCKWISE — Barb Cron and Mclamc Johnson smdy rheir lines Kevin Fitsgerald and Dan Grable show much concentration A funeral, Our Town style regretfully Flower Drum Song — An Oriental Experience The setting is China Town, San Francisco. The year, now. The haunting melodies are a blend of the old and new. Basically Chinese in quality, we find a definite blending of the tradi- tional and Western influence. Production by Mrs. Don Wilson, Orchestra directed by Mr. Lynn Middlebrook, Choral direction by Mr. J. G. Bryson, Choreogra- phy by Mrs. Dale Boven, Set Design by Mr. Ron Cron, Special Art Work by Miss Sharon Macheck, Student Director — Mr. Joe Horness. COUNTER-CLOCKWISE — Linda Lou, Michelle Knuc, in Fantan Fanny. Jeanettc Kohloff, Madam Liang, and Dave Van Houten, Wang Chi Yang, in the house of Wang. The Dancers having a little fun. Michelle Knue, Linda Lou, and Dale Chittenden, in Sunday. Nixon Goes To China Then China ., Comes To S.L. TOP TO BOTTOM —Joe Cron hams it up with one of his girls. Vincc hears a little joke from Lori. Helen Chao, Becky Branyan — alone in the spotlight. Behind the Scenes With Mass Confusion TOP TO BOTTOM — Pat Twa and Mr Bailey dis- cuss backstage lighting and sound procedures. Cindy Boclcns and Ric Van Wceldcn, stage manager; fold a bed on the wagon. Lori Howe looks over the works of the light crew under the direction of Pat Twa and Carl Bannosky Once Upon A Time Homecoming 1971 TOP — COURT: Pam Francis, Vince Knuc, Don Frifelde, Sandy Boston, Chris Thi icrgc, Kun Slaughter, Pete Laman, Cindy Chapman, Nan Boyink, Mike Walters. Fred Shears and Michelle Byl sign the guest book at the dai Chapman-Frifeldt Reign Over Homecoming Festivities The Homecoming game at Spring Lake capped many months of ex- citement for the coun as well as the student body. Cindy Chapman and Don Frifeldt were crowned queen and king. CLOCKWISE — Max Duncan, Hoyt Fonger and Larry Dennis. Hoyt Fonger stans the VW race which the Sophomores won. Tom Campion and Jeff Boven in the eating contest which the Seniors won. Phil Siel- ski hangs the council behavior policy. Senior Mike Mctz with his winning frisbcc throw, Wendall Shinn hates photographers, especially ones who watch him The 1971-72 Snident Council was an active, exciting group. Many dances were provided which were entertaining and well attended. The students took an active part in their responsibilities towards the goal of self dis- cipline. Under the modular system many students were able to experience some of the real live situations involving student or Voter apathy and some of the problems faced by today ' s society. Easter Seal Campaign and Muscular Dystro- phy were outside projects, as well as partici- pation in Health Careers Day, and a new vocational visitation program to be offered in the 1972-73 school year. The Spring Lake Student Councils were honored by having Julie Berry elected as President of Region 9, and Mark Fitzerald, President of Junior High Student Council, elected as second Vice-President of Region 9. Eighty students representing eighteen schools visited our school for a spring con- vention on the organization of student gov- ernment and the Student Council in the community. Council Copes With Student Apathy Our Merry Music Makers LEFT TO RIGHT — Lynn Middlebrook a practice: Wc must do better than Grand Haven Did! Larry Arndt: A picture of concentration- Happy Birth- day Mr. Middlebrook, Besides putting his baton down for a day and eating cake he received such presents as a cycle, new Mickey Mouse mirtens and a set of Sony headsets to tune in WGHN while directing his band. Spring Lake ' s Silver Throats Drama Club Helpful In Dramatic Arts The Musical, Class plays, and attending play production class, were the many things that the Drama Club was involved in this year. Lisa Fletcher, Sandy Stedman, Christy Olds, and Janice Nichols; club offi- cers. NHS — Down To Earth Projects Under the direction of Co-Advisors Miss Van Beukering and Mrs. Draper the Honor Society reflected upon their original goals as an organization. Next year they plan to reach out into the school and community. TOP TO BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Gifford, Tim Bowen, Sue Obits, Larry Amdt, Leo Donner, Bill Brunncr, Betsey Bogner, Linda Boerma, and Sarah Schmitt. Bill Brunncr and Sarah Schmitt find they can dig it. Officers; Dave Van Houten, President; Bill Brunner, Vice President; Kevin Fitsgerald, Treasurer; missing is Karen Kossuth, Secretary. Future Nurses Help At The Hospital Art Club Displays Their Exhibits TOP — ART CLUB OFFICERS: Krista Nisper. Trea- surer; Michelle Khehtges, President; Carol Hellman, Secretary; Kim Wilkinson, Vice President, BELOW — FNA CLUB OFFICERS: Rita Donner, President, Karen Laban, Vice President; Margo Bakale, Secretary. RIGHT: Jim Mattewson decides whether to buy the purple polka-dotted tie or the semi-authentic Arabian knights ' shirt. Clubs Make The School Go ' Round Future Home Rec-ers! TOP — Todd Chittenden sews it up! RIGHT — Kathy Wcstra tries all the food at the Home-ec banquet. CROSS-PAGE — The best eating the finished products. mb. __ __ jr aE:: :: Pom Pom Club — School Spirit Coordination And Pretty Faces The Pom Pom Club performed at most of the basketball games and added much life and spirit before, at half-time and during the game. The club liggles, dances and wiggles to the music in front of the wonderful laker crowd. LEFT TO RIGHT — Jennifer Borchcrs, Cristine Selbach, Dcnisc Randall, Terry Botrema, Mary Currie, Debbie Beam, Kim Kelly, Nancy Vargo, Vickie Berg, Gail Fcriend, Joanne Rauber. MIDDLE — Our Pom Pom Club fully coordinated. Dale Brooks the Pom Pom Club mascot. Pep Club — Decorations And Lots Of Spirit ' X ?riLtio Ski Bums Head For Boyne W ,nn: V The ski club headed for Boyne Mt. this year in an attempt to find themselves and relate to our snowtime environment. So join the most powerful sno w machine in the school. Look mom. no hands Deb Matthewson. THE SKI BUMS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Chns Olds, Barb Nichols, Sue Jensen, Jeri Newell, Deb Matthewson, Judy Brye, Marianne Pfeiffer, Lon Nelson, Dana Carlson, Mart Olds, DiAnne Byrwerk. and Stan Okanc. Night time at Boyne. New In 72 — Motorcycle Club Hot-Rodder and all time moto-cross enthusiast Mrs. Draper organized a useful club to cope with the over populated motorcycle headache around Spring Lake. The club learns about safety, rules of the road and most of all gocxj sportsmanship. Keep on Truckin! CLOCKWISE — Pam Francis tightens the headlight bolt on her 250 Cow. Roger tries out his new motorcycle- ' Todd Chittenden and Hoyt Fonger pose to show off their new two wheelers. Hoyt Fonger shows that pretty faces appear in rear view mirrors. MEMBERS: FRONT ROW — Advisor. Mr. Trumpfellor, Dan Pranger, Bob En- nenga, Denny De Young- BACK — Geoffrey Bcnscn, Tim Raha, Dave Peterson, Greg Wisman, Mark Farmer, Bob Warbcr. 1 Hammers, Saws ' And Nails — Industrial Arts Club Sportsmanship And Safety — Gun Club MEMBERS PICTURED: FRONT ROW — Advisor Mr, Lampkin, Geoffrey Bcnsen, Jim Peterson, Bob Warber. BUI Lyons, BACK ROW — Dan Pranger, Mike Lyons, Fuzz Ennenga, Dave Peterson Not pic- tured: Tom Adams, Tim Bottema, Bruce Semkiw, joe Thomas, Pat Twa, Resolved That Debate Is Fun Resolved — That the jury system in the United States should be significantly changed. The 1972 Debaters capped a successful sea- son by adding the District trophy to their collection. Two seniors, Sarah Schmitt and Mike Cox, also qualified for speaking awards in District competition. LEFT — THE TEAM : Richard Fitzgerald, Bill Brunner, negative; Tom Gifford, affirmative; Sarah Schmitt, negative, Mike Cox, affirmative; Paul Wolbnnk, advisor. STANDING — Kevin Fitzgerald, negative, ABOVE — Advisor Mr. Wolbrink has fun talking about books read by Shawn Richmond. COMMUNITY BR METAL PRODUCTS Spring Lake, Michigan r ' -Si-.i -- Congratulations Class of 1972 GREAT LAKES WELDING steel Fabricators and Erectors 842-8870 14510 Cleveland Ml 04 LEE JOHNSON Prop. T MACHINE INDUSTRIES Spring Lake, Michigan SPRING LAKE BLOCK SUPPLY REDI-MIX CONCRETE 842-5550 GLENN SLASER Res. Phone 842-0252 VJTrOOD-l C. J. DeBOER INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 842-1957 Spring Lake Michigan UNIT STEP CO. PRECAST CEMENT PftODUaS • ORNAMENTAL IRON UNIT STEP COMPANY Unit Step Division Valley City Milling Connpany 13666 Cleveland Nunica, Michigan Phone 842-0020 UNn STEP BILZ PLUMBING HEATING Call: 842-1336 304 Savidge Spring Lake JOE ' S AUTO PARTS Cleveland Spring Lake Call: 842-6940 CHRIST COMMUNITY CHURCH (a Congregation of the Refornned Church in America) 1 Pastors: Richard A. Rehnn Gordon Van Hoeven Worship Services 9:30 AM and I 1 :00 AM and 7:00 PM 225 E. Exchange St. E£aAtbdt£ M£ Molded Rubber Products ALLAN MALLANIK 106 Christman Spring Lake, Mich. 49456 616 846-2860 REBONE ' S PAINTING DECORATING interior and Exterior Painting and Paper Hanging 2 I 3 Summi+ 842-2612 !VX IDLE HOUR LANES 2 13 Savldge St. Spring Lake, Mich. , MA RTIN ' S GARDEN COMPLETE LANDSCAPfNG SERVICE Congratulations to the Class of ' 72 WARBER PLUMBING HEATING 120 W. Savidge St. Spring Lake, Michigan Phone: 842-5912 iVoHclen laKcC aCnic 716 WASHINGTON STREET RAND HAVEN. MICHIGAN 49417 iiii[iiiiii|;i|iii|iiiilii|||iijiM ' .ir ' ' iiii!||||i 919 WEST SAVIDGE ST., SPRING LAKE. Ml. 49456 PH. 616 842-6790 BURNSIDE MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers of Wired Goods Steke+ees Washington Grand Haven WILLIAM ' S OFFICE SUPPLIES Congratulations Seniors WGHN WGHN-FM STEREO 1 8 Hours of Great Stereo Listening 92.1 m.c. Grand Haven FARR VIEW DAIRY Dairy Products and McDonald Ice Cream Congratulations Seniors QUAUTY Chekd A World of Shopping Enchantment CHARDT The Gift Shop Galimafry The Card Shop 842-6202 CITY AUTO GLASS TRIM 100 N. Seventh (corner of Seventh and Columbus) Glass for Everyone A Complete Line of Mirrors PHOTOGRAPHY by BRETSCHNEIDER serving all tri-cities since 1949 Modern Alr-Conditioned Studios Special Senior Rates 735 Washington Grand Haven 842-7880 : ' . ■-■ ■- ' ' - •■ ' rfiiiUili irttliy- Congratulations Class of 1972 Congratulations High School Seniors 1972 PARIS STUDIOS of PHOTOGRAPHY (Formerly Murray White) 206 Washington Street — 842-8070 Member of National Selected Morticians James C. Bartels Grand Haven 842-3770 Michigan DAHUS 5 10 Savidge St. Spring Lake Tri -Cities Construction, Inc. 925 W. SAVIDGE ST, SPRING LAKE, MICHIGAN 49456 AREA 616 8421086 645 CHERRY, S E, GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN 49503 AREA 616 451-0675 Strs B teel Your Franchisee! Stran-Steel Colored Style Builders Congratulations Class Of 1972 BENEDICT ' S Congratulations Seniors 842-0011 Congratulations Seniors Fronn GRAND HAVEN JEWELRY Your Accutron Center Tri-Cities Diannond Distributors ESHL EMAN ' S PHARMACY Prescription Druggists 200 W. Savidge Spring Lake RUSSELL STOVER CANDY Hallnnark Cards 842—1461 FOSTER ' S FOOD MARKET New Owners BOB AND CAROL KLEIN ATCO RUBBER PRO. 14261 172nd St. Grand Haven, Mich. Good Luck Class of 72 141 PIPPEL-PATTERSON • PRINTERS 1600 Kooiman S+. Grand Haven, Mich. 49417 P.O. Bo«Z73. 14080 172nl Si. Grand Hnm. Mich 4M17 - Phons 842 2200 14080 172nd St. 842-2200 Grand Haven 49417 Compliments of TAYLOR RENTAL 300 N. Seventh St. Grand Haven We rent most anything Compliments of The Wood Chopper D. BAKER SON LUMBER CO. Phone: 842 4740 HENRY CASEMIERS SUPER MARKET 706 Franklin Phone: 842—2970 A Friend in Need is a Friend Indeed COPE ' S HARDWARE 820 Savidge St. Spring Lake Phone: 8428920 BAYOU MARINE SPORT 617 Savidge St. , ' f- 842-7480 THE MEMBER F.D 1 C. Peopled J6ank AND TRUST COMPANY Grand Haven - Spring Lake Michigan peof bras., inc. GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN 49417 i 4 2 -3 5 5 • 842-3551 TRUCK LEASING AND RENTAL Congratulations Seniors BOELENS ELECTRIC GORDEN BOELENS Congratulations Seniors FBED BBY3S 119 W. Savidge Street Spring Lake, Phone 842-8880. Congratulations Seniors CONSTRUCTION AGGREGATES CORP. Dial 842-7900 SAND AND GRAVEL Concrete Aggregates Road Gravel Core Sand Shipments by Truck, Rail, or Boat A SPECIAL MESSAGE FOR THE CLASS OF 72 . . . As you progressed with your education through high school, you may have noticed those friends and students who, for some reason or other, dropped out along the way. Today, you stand in envy of those who will never receive their diploma. We congratulate you on the completion of your high school education. Now you are entering a new phase where preparation for your future occupation is so very necessary. Whether it be in a school of specialized training or in a university, plan now for the field you really would like to be in. The real pleasures you will reap from life come from enjoying your work and in the success of doing it well. BROWNE MUSKEGON MC MORSE Co. MICHIGAN THE LITTLE STORE WITH THE BIG BARGAINS 213 WASHINGTON DOWNTOWN GRAND HAVEN DEWITT ' S FOOD MARKET Spring Lake, Mich. Congratulations Seniors JACKIE ' S JUNIORS 224 Washington Grand Haven Teen and Junior Fashions Stamping 6t Porcelai n Go. ARCHITECTURAL PANELS • STEEL PLUMBING FIXTURES • GENERAL PORCELAIN ENAMELING Congratulations to the Class of 1972 NoR Nf ' u atte Lrv e ti4 xiAj.j Co Telephone Grand Haven 842-3500 Area Code 616 Telephone Frui+port 865—3192 Congratulations to the Class of 1972 Frui+por+, Michigan HENDmdt REALTOR COR. GRANT BEACON BLVD. GRAND HAVEN, MICH. 49417 THE CHALLANGE MACHINERY CO. PRINTING EQUIPMENT PRECISION SURFACE EQUIPMENT Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 DAKE CORPORATIONS COWFOWAtlON ARBOR AND HYDRAULIC PRESSES 91 724 Bobbins Rd. Grand Haven Congratulations to the Class of 1972 r 4 lip VAN HOUTENS CARPET CENTER VAN HOUTEN ' S CARPET CENTER 203 Washington Grand Haven Mich. Congrafulations Class of 1972 BARRETTS BOAT WORKS Chris Craft 801 Liberty Spring Lake OLDBERG MANUFACTURING COMPANY OliESTOR Congratulations Class of 1972 842-1202 GARDNER-DENVER COMPANY GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN IF YOU DON ' T BUY FROM US WE BOTH LOSE MONEY! CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1972 Swallow our pride. Yes, swallow our pride - lender, juicy steaks, delicate seafoods. And treat yourself to the Garden Greenery and the Bread Block. You ' ll find you ' ve never tasted better. Sojoin us today at The Grate Steak. Win SchulerV 2 Washington Street, Grand Haven CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 842-0550 RED! WOOD MFG. CO. (Redi-hung Doors Our Specialty) 1350 Kooinfian Street Grand Haven, Michigan 49417 i W J Telephone 842-5860 Res. 842-4369 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 V Z fe Tit St United Presbyterian Chureh SPRING LAKE, MICHIGAN 49456 76D EAST BAVIDGE AT DE WITT LANE - PHDNE B42-5Den WILBUR R. CLDSTERHDUSE. PASTOR A9 1 1 -i V Student Index Jack Adams 10, 14, 113 Mary Ellen Adams 113 Matt Adams 41, 84 Susan Adams 113 Tom G. Adams 41, 46, 92, 95 Tom W. Adams 41, 174 Gail Aldred Pam Aldred 31 Paul Aldridge 91, 103, 113 Steve Alger 41 Carol Anderson 53 Cathy Anderson 31 Paul Anthes 31, 37, 93 Steve Anderson 53 Kathy Antonich 114 Larry Amdt 115, 145, 161, 165 Pam Aurich 41, 104 Rick Auten Tim Bailey Margaret Bakele 31 Bill Baldus 53 Stan Balkema 53, 95, 150 Margaret Barbrick 41 Mark Barbrick 53, 86, 87 Carl Barnosky 97, 154 David Barnosky 31 Mary Barnosky 53, 62 Linda Barrett 31 David Bartley 41 Mark Bartley 10, 114 Scott Batchelder 31 Kevin Bedwin 114 Joni Beebe 114 Dcbi Bchm 41, 170 Renee Beihl 31 Keith Bell Kristy Berg Vicki Berg 41, 106, 170 Barb Benkert 53 Chuck Benkert 67, 115 Debbie Benkert 31 Gerry Benkert 87, 115 Chris Bennett 115 George Bennett 31 Jim Bennett 53, 87 Geoffry Benson 41 Chris Benson 31 Mike Bernard 41 Julie Berry 53, 159 John Bethell 41 Jeff Beukema 87, 95, 103, 115 Mike Bills 30, 31 Gro Bjartveiti 116 Ken Blakely 41 Rick Bliss 53 Cindy Boelens 14, 22, 49, 116, 154 Kristy Boelens 53 Linda Boerma 53, 165 Mike Boerma 31, 89, 97 Ed Boersma 87, 116, 142 Dan Boes 31 Debbie Boes 53 JoAnn Boes 167, 169 Tom Boese Jim Bocve 116 Alicia Bogdajewicz 41 Betsy Bogner 10, 53, 165 Mary Boiling 31 Cathi Bolthouse 112, 117 Cindy Bolthouse Gail Bolthouse Carol Bomers 14, 116 Paul Bomers 53, 95 Mike Bonema 54, 103 Claudette Botchers 54 Jennifer Borchers 41, 106, 170 Sandy Boston 117, 156 Dave Botbbyl 41, 97 Lisa Bottema 31 Terry Bottema 41, 106, 170 Tim Bottema 117, 174 Brian Boven 42 Jeff Boven 54, 158 Renee Boven 117, 140 Steve Boven 31 Casey Bowen 54 Nancy Bowen 40, 42, 106, 108 Tim Bowen 42, 165 Randy Boyd 52, 54, 87, 150, 151 Nan Boyink 109, 117, 156 Steve Boyink 118 Rebecca Branyan 54, 153 Jerry Brege 54 Sarah Bristol 118 Dale Brooks 118, 170 Janet Brower 54 Ken Brouwer 54, 103 Chris Brown 54 Deb Brown lee Bill Brunner 54, 150, 151, 165, 175 Shayne Bryant 54 Fred Brye 118 Judy Brye 42, 172 Carol Bultema 107, 118 Randy Burmeister 42 Denise Bums 42, 106, 155 Bruce Burnside 30, 31, 50 David Burnside 31, 95 Dan Burt 42 Tammy Burt 31 Mike Busman Jody Bussard 52, 54 Donna Buzzell Bruce Byl 54, 60, 87, 95 Jeanne Byl 30, 31, 107, 108 Michelle Byl 42, 107, 109, 156 Barbara Byrwerk 42, 107, 109 Diane Bytwerk 105, 107, 119, 172 Judy Califf 42 Chris Campbell 119 David Campbell 54 Sue Campbell 31 Jon Campion 31, 37, 83, 93 Tom Campion 62, 83, 95, 119, 158 David Carlisle 42 Steve Carlisle 31 Dana Carlson 31, 89, 172 Diane Carlson 55 Doug Carlson 119 Kay Carowitz 32 Don Carter Bill Casemir Craig Casemier 119 Cindy Catron 53, 55 Jack Catron 33 Vicki Ca vender 120 Ann Chapin 30, 32, 93, 108 Cindy Chapman 107, 109, 112, 120, 140, 156, 157 Glenda Chapman 55, 109 Carmen Charnock 42, 108 Linda Charnock 55, 57, 171 Dennis Cherette 10, 120 Tony Cherette 32 Bob Chittenden 55, 95 Brad Chittenden 32, 97 Chris Chittenden 120 Dale Chittenden 87, 97, 103, 121, 146, 152 Dan Chittenden 42, 97 Dawn Chittenden 121 Todd Chittenden 10, 112, 121, 167, 168, 173 Sarah Christman 55 Jim Christmas 55 Larry Clover 32 Mike Clover 32 Debbie Clover 55 Janet Coats 121 Jim Coats 55 Wendy Cobb 42, 107 Scott Conway 42 Kathy Cook 121 Mickey Cook 121 Ron Cook 32, 93 Jean Corgan 55 Jill Corgan 32 Bonnie Coster Cindy Costley Farrer Coston 55, 62, 83, 95 Bob Cowan 55 Kim Cox 42 Larry Cox 32, 93 Mike Cox 10, 122, 143, 175 Rosemary Grain 10, 55. 58, 155 Vicki Crain 42 Marian Cramblet 122 Lynnell Crane Cindy Crewe Tim Cribley 55 Scott Crichett 55 Barb Cron 56, 60, 150, 151 Joe Cron 42, 153 Ron Cron 122, 152, 155 Dan Grouse 56 Sharon Grouse 32 Theodore Grouse 32 Kathy Crow 42 Lynwood Crow 32, 89 Glenn Crowder 32, 93 Albert Crowell Mary Currie 43, 106, 170 Elmer Currier 32 Debbie Cuniss 43 Gordon Curtiss 43 Bernie Czinder 43 Charlene Czinder 32 JoAnn Czinder 32 Marsha Czinder Larry Dahlman 56, 63 Darlene Dallas 32 Linda Davids Mike Davis Darcie DeCan 43 Diane DeCan 122 Susan DeCan 32 Tom DeCan Mary Jane DeGlopper 43 Denise DeGraff 122, 143 Kay Dejager 43 Jim DeMull 122 Larry Dennis 40, 43, 92, 158 Dennis Dirheimer 33, 89 Jackie Dirheimer 123 Barb DeWitt Gail DeWitt 32 Jayne DeWitt 43, 51 Dennis De Young Don DeYounge 43 Karen De Young 43, 106 Dennis Dilley 56 Denise Dobson 33 Bruce Docring 33 Leo Donner 28, 43, 165 Lisa Donner 33, 106 Rita Donner 123, 166 Mark Donselar 56 John Doornbos Erenda Dove 33 Cathy Duer 123 Mike Duer 43, 96, 97, 103 Diane Duma 33 Max Duncan 28, 43, 46, 158 Sandy Dykstra Dennis Eastling 33 Steve Ebel 44, 92 Greg Edmondson 44 Ron Edmondson 123 Rodney Egbers 44 Rosanne Egbers 33 Stephanie Eliason 56, 59 Debbie Eller Mike Eller Wesley English 44 Barb Ennenga 56 Robert Ennenga 124, 174 David Epplett Mark Epplett Tim Epplett 33 Tom Epplett 44 Cathy Erdman 33 Christine Erdman 124 John Erkes 44 Cheryl Ernst 44 Dave Ernst 56, 95 Don Ernst 44 Mike Essebaggers 33 Dave Everhan 56, 103, 187 Mark Farmer 56, 103, 174 Vicki Faust 56 Gail Feriend 44, 170 Mark Fisher 56 Kevin Fitzgerald 52, 53, 56 Richard Fitzgerald 30, 33, 89, 175 Lisa Fletcher 56, 164 Lori Fletcher 52, 57 Cheryl Fletcher 44 Roben Fletcher 33 Hoyt Fonger 28, 124, 158, 167, 173 Jane Fonger 44, 106 Barb France 124, 142, 169 Pam Francis 28, 109, 124, 156, 173 Rob Freese 57, 87 Larry Frietchen 125 Steve Frietchen 33 Don Frifeldt 112, 125, 143, 156, 157 Jim Frifeldt 54, 57, 86, 87, 103 Karla Fritz Bryan Gagnon 33 Paulette Gagnon Rosemary Gagnon 33, 108 Rodney Galvin Ed Gardner 57, 85 Mark Gardner Mike A. Gardner 44 Mike E. Gardner 44 Brent Garrison 33, 83, 93 Alan Garter 44, 92 Debbie Garzelloni 125, 169 Pat Garzelloni 125 Valerie Garzelloni 44, 106, 155 Barb George 44 Tim George Greg Gieske 33 Tom Gilford 57, 165, 175 John Gleason 57 Jamie Gordon 44 Heidi Goven 126 Dan Grable 57, 150 Don Grant 33, 97 Vicki Grant 44, 106 Bruce Gray John Gray Judi Gray 33 Linda Gray Susan Gray Jim Green Linda Griswold John Griswold Pat Gulis 126 Steve Gulis 34, 83, 95 Art Haase 126, 146, 149 Mike Habian 34 Vickie Habian 44 Laveme Hamilton Bruce Hammond 44 Sherrie Hammond 34 Dennis Hansen Craig Hansen 45 Dennis Harjer 57, 86, 87 Sally Harmon 121, 167 Sandy Harmon 126, 128 Jeff Harms 45 Sharon Harms 34 John Harper 34, 93 Dan Harring 57, 84, 95 Laura Harring 45, 106 Kathy Harrison 45 Dennis Hartman Kim Hartman 34 Laura Hasty 34 Gary Hecht 57, 87 Bob Hecksel 126 Chuck Hecksel Greg Hecksel 34 Marvin Hecksel 34 Bill Hellman Carol Hellman 106, 127, 166 Cathy Hellman 45 Mike Helmets 57 Brenda Henderson 45 Cheryl Henderson Bonnie Hieftje Anne Higley 45, 142 Tom Higley Cindy Hidreth 127 Gary Hill Rebecca Hill 57 Ross Hill Rick Hillard Kathy Hoeker 34, 108 Roy Holmes Robin Homes 57, 96, 97 Kim Hornacek Joe Homes 45, 92, 143, 152 Kim Horton 57, 68, 109 Beth Houghton Sherry Howard 34 Lori Howe 45, 153, 154 Joni Hradsky 57 Jim Huckabee Kim Huckabee 45 Pam Hudelson Mike Huggins 45, 92 Dan Huls Mari-Lou Hushyn 45 Jill Hyma Greg Ingalls 35, 89, 97 Marlin Ingalls 35, 89 Nan Ivins 45 Mark Jannenga Roy Jenkins 45 Selina Jenkins 35 Jack Jensen 58, 87 Joy Jensen 106, 127 Kurt Jensen 35 Sue Jensen 45, 172 Cathy Johnson Cindy Johnson Dave Johnson 58 Debra Johnson Gerald Johnson Jim Johnson Kevin Johnson 35 Mark Johnson 127 Melanie Johnson 58, 150, 151 Sue Johnson 35 Tim Johnson 58 Tom Johnson Melissa Johnston 35 Craig Jones 45 Laurel Jones 35 Mike Jones 35 Ron Jonio 35 Steve Jonio Theresa Jonio David Kaffenberger 35 Mike Kaffenberger 128 John Kaminski 28, 128 Kim Kamp 115, 128, 149 Linda Kamp 45 Pam Kamp Kurt Karish Ron Karr 128 Ronda Karr Chris Kary 45 Carol Kasmauski 35 Carol Katt 128 Gary Katt 58 Jessie Katt Leah Katt 35, 39, l69 Craig Karish Kim Kelley 46, 170 Rod Kelley 87, 103 Myra Kemme Tim Keener 46 Linda Kiekover 46 Dawn Kimball Janet Kiraly Darlene Kirkpatrick John Kirkpatrick 35 Debbie Kline Dennis Kline 58 Kip Klinrworth 58 Debbie Kloote 129, 136 Lmda Kloote 46, 107 JoAnne Klop Sue Klym 58 Michelle Knechtges 46, 166 Mike Knait 46 Gabrielle Knue 35 Michele Knue 10, 52, 58, 106, 142, 152, 155 Vincent Knue 59, 87, 129, 136, 144, 146, 149, 153, 156, 164 Jeannette Kohloff 58, 152 Anna Kohnke 46 Leslie Kohnke Paul Kohnke 35 David Kolkema 87, 129 Steve Kolkema 46 John Kooiman 36 Luanne Kooiman David Korf Anna Kortekaas 36 Karen Kossuth 129 Kent Kossuth Kurt Kossuth 58, 95 Bonnie Koster 46 Robert Koster 36 John Kuiper 58, 83 Edith Kulikamp 58 John Kubczak Bob Kuziak 46 Debbie Kuziak Karen Laban 130, 166 Chuck LaFrance 58 Pete Laman 87, 95, 130, 156 Cindy Lambregtse 106, 123 Vicki Lambregtse 36, 106 Lynn Lamiere Jack Lampman 46 Larry Langeland 87, 130 Cathy Langlois 130 Louis Langlois 46 Mike Langlois 58 Ron Langlois 36 Theresa Langlois 46 Ted Langlois Alanna Lcmke 107, 108, 130 Patti Lemke 46, 107, 109 Debbie Lewis 59 Joan Lewis 36 Karen Lewis Joan Leymon 36 David Logie 36 Bill Lyons 47, 174 Mary Lyons 36 Mike Lyons 130, 174 Bob Lyttle Linda Lyttle Sharon Machek 107, 122, 148, 152 Barry Malott 87, 131 Russell Mars 131 Mark Martin 36 Debbie Massengil! Jayne Massengill 36 Debbie Matthewson 107, 124, 131, 134, 146, 172 James Matthewson 47, 95, 166 Robin McAlister 47 Angle McGirr 59, 76 Kevin McGirr 36 Jim McGregor Vicki McGregor 47 Patti McKay 47 Cindy McNitt 131 Debbie Melton 47 Marie Merz 36 Mike Metz 131, 158 Sally Metz 47 Robert Meyer Sandy Meyer 59 Debbie Micheal 47 Charles Miller Craig Miller 36 Phillip Miller 40, 47 Russell Miller 47 Steve Miller 59, 9 5 John Mitchell 59 Sherry Mitchell 132 Craig Mohrhardt 58, 59, 95 Cynthia Morehouse 47 DarrcU Moorehouse Sandy Moore 36 Vincent Morford 36, 93 Dennis Morrison 59, 87 Bevin Morritt 59, 63 Brad Morse 47, 92 Randolph Mrozinski 36, 39, 89, 93 Ken Muller Dave Murphy 59 Jon Muusse 47, 95 Karlene Nadeau 59 Charles Nearebout Norma Nessen 36 Colleen Nellist 59 Laura Nelson 47, 108, 172 Geri Newell 47, 172 Mary Newell 132 Rodney Newell 47 Barb Nichols 40, 48, 172 Jan Nichols 59, 107, 164 Tony Nienhouse 36, 89 Krista Nispcr 48, 142, 166 Mike Novakowaski Stephanie Novakowski Mark Nuismer 132 Barb Nuismer 36 Suzanne Obits 48 Donna Ohlendorf Stan O ' Kane 172 Chris Olds 10, 59, 164, 172 Matt Olds 48, 50, 92, 172 Steve Olson 34, 36 Dennis Olson 132, 146 Henrik Giving 48 Linda Opperman 48 Tom Opperman 59, 60. 87 Paula Overweg 133 Pam Packingham 60 Bob Page 48, 30 Kirk Palkowski 36, 93 Karon Parker 60 Nancy Parker Elbum Parsons 60 Gregg Partridge 48, 97 Dave Pellegrom 36, 89 Julie Pellegrom 60 Krisann Pellegrom 36 Pam Pellegrom Judith Pelz Carolynn Peterson 36, 106 Cynthia Peterson 36 David F. Peterson 48, 174 David J. Peterson 48 Jim Peterson 174 Lillian Peterson 60 Phil Peterson 87, 132 Sara Peterson 36, 106 Marianne Pfeiffer 48, 172 JoAnn Pietila 48 Brenda Plakke 133, 134 Debbie Plantenga 133 Bill Plewes 36 Eric Podehl 55, 60, 87 Tim Pope (SO David Potter Phil Potter 37, 89 Randy Potter Marlene Povilaitus Dan Pranger 60, 87, 103, 174 Drew Pravda 37 Lisa Pravda 133, 134 Ruth Presley 37 Steve Price 37 Kathy Priebe 134 Barb Rabidoux David Rader 134 Jim R ader 48 Claudia Raha Theresa Raha 60, 169 Tim Raha 48, 174 Victor Rake Jackie Rakowski 118, 134 Dawn Randall 106, 109, 115, 135 Denise Randall 48, 170 Joanne Rauber 48, 170 Art Ream Nan Reglin 48 Tempe Reichardt 37 Susan Reis 135 Denise Reminder 135 Shelly Reminder 37 Mary Reynolds 37 Gary Richards 37 Ray Rhoads 48 Don Richardson 48 Richard Richardson 37 Scott Richmond 37, 83 Shawn Richmond 175 Kathy Reid 60 Keith Riemersma 37 Robert Riemersma 135 Mike Roach 60, 85, 95 Pat Roach 49 Blair Roark 60 Scott Robenson 61 Bill Rockey 37, 89 Bruce Rockey 136 Leanna Rogers 37 Barb Rohde Linda Rohloff 61 Louise Rohloff 37 Mike Rohloff 49 Gladys Rojas Jackie Rollenhagen 49, 106 Vicki Rollenhagen 49 Rick Romans 37 Greg Rooker 49 Diann Roon 49 April Rose 49 Mike Rose Roger Rose Patti Rouwhorst 37 Ed Royce Dan Royce 37 Michcll Rubeck 136 Pat Ruel Vicky Ruster 30, 37 Randy Rymal 136 Rick Rymal 49, 97 Dennis Sabo Gary Sabo 49 Judi Salisbury 61, 142 Bruce Samdal 49 Ellen Sametz Amy Sayles 10, 136 Bryan Sayles 37, 89, 93 Greg Sayles 61, 83 Chris Schindlebeck 37, 108 Mike Schindlebeck 61 Joe Schmidt 37 Mary Schmidt 49 Sarah Schmitt 136, 145, 165, 175 Mark Schol 37 Sarah Scholtz 61 Debi Schoolcraft 61 Denise Schultz Karen Scott 37 Tom Scott 61 Gordon Scott Tom Seekman 37 Kristin Selbach 49, 170 Lorrie Selgert 37 Teresa Seminec 49 Bruce Semkiw 174 Lance Semkiw 37 Jackie Severance 49 Roberta Severance 137 Carol Shaft 137 Les Shaw 49 Paul Shaw 37 Fred Shear 61, 87, 156 Sharon Shears 49 Joel Sheridan 49 Tim Sheridan 50 Barry Shinn 83 Wendall Shinn 33, 38, 93, 158 Tom Shutters 38 JoAnn Sielski 10, 61 Phil Sielski 83, 136, 137 Debbie Simons 50 Steve Skendrovic Tom Skoog Brian Slager 61 Terry Slater Kirt Slaughter 87, 137, 146, 156 Scott Slaughter 37, 38, 89, 93 Sharon Sloan 38 Tom Sloan 61 Kathy Smart 107, 109, 137, 167 Jim Smart 40, 50 Becky Smith 38 Chris Smith 50, 95 Debbie Ann Smith 38 Deborah Smith 38 Jan Smith 61 Jim Smith 50, 88, 97 Kathy Smith 50 Stephen Smith 61 Janine Snively 50, 171 Marylinn Soulc 50 Laurie Spangler 50 Gail Sparks 50 Dale Spinner 138 David Spinner Gayle Spinner 138 Harvey Stark 38 Jeff Stan Don Stedman 50, 92 Sandra Stedman 29, 55, 62, 164 Barb Steinbrecker 62 Vicki Suits 62, 106 James Sutliff JoAnn Szubinski 50 Luann Taylor 50 Noranne Taylor Donna Teunis 62 Chris Thivierge 121, 128 Grace Thomas 62, 106 Jeff Thomas 38, 89, 93 Joe Thomas 174 Steve Thompson 62 Marilyn Thomell Rodney Tidd 10 Sharon Tokarczyk Dan Tovey 138 John Tovey Marilou Treyes 107, 138 Corinne Trimble 38 Don Trimble 67, 139 Patti Trimble 62 David Trondvich 38 Kathy Tuin 38 Steve Tuin Pat Twa 97, 139, 154, 174 Paul Twa 50, 97 Bill Tyler 62 Art Vaandering 50 Julie VanAppel 38 Nancy VanBurgel 30, 38, 107 Ruth VanBurgel 62 Nancy VanderLaan Jan VanderMeulen 106, 139 Jack VanderSys 139 Jerry VanderSys Rick VanderVeen 62 Howard VanderWall Mary Vanderwel 139 JoAnne VanderZwaag- Judy VanderZwaag 51 Keith VanDyke 40, 50 BillieAnn VanHall 38 Dave VanHall 50 Debbie VanHall 38 Tom VanHall 50 Carole VanHocven 140, 143 Joel VanHocven 51 David VanHouten 140, 146, 165, 152, 164 Sharon VanKampen 38 Nancy VanPelt 62 Scott VanStrate 38, 97 Tim VanStrate 51, 96, 97 Pam VanWeelden 62, 150 Rick VanWeelden 91, 140, 154 Chris Vargo 51 Jack Vargo 38 Nancy Vargo 51, 170 Vicki Vargo 139 Bob Veneklasen 62, 95 Alan VerBerkmoes 62, 87 Karen VerBerkmoes 38 Pat VerBerkmoes 63 Gayle Vink 10, I4l Larry Vink 38, 39, 83, 93 Bud Visser 51 Jon VoUmer 38, 95 Larry VoUmer 51 Stu Vollmer 63, 103 Mike Walters 86, 87, 91, 112, 140, 145, 146, 156 Tom Walters 40, 51 Bob Warbcr 51 Bill Way Kim Wentzloff Steve Wentzloff 51, 92 Pat Werley 114, 140 Kathy Westhoff 38, 168 Ruth Wezeman 63 Ed Wezeman 51 Del Wheeler 87, 140 Jude Wheeler 39, 89 Kathy Wheeler Mike Wheeler 51, 73 Pete Whinery 39, 95 Tom White 39, 89 Kathy Wiersma 39 Kip Wiersma 49, 51, 92 Nancy Wiewiora 39 Diane Wigger 63 Jon Wigger Kevin Wigger 39 Mike Wildey 63, 87, 102, 103 Roger Wildey 105, 141 Jeff Wilkinson 51 Kim Wilkinson 141, 166 Shirley Wilkinson 51 MariBeth Williams 39 Barry Willis 63 Cheryl Willis 39 Greg Wilson 39 . Patti Wilson 63 Carol Winkelman 39 Cindy Winkelman 39 Karen Wipperfurth 39, 50, 108 Brenda Wisman 39 Brian Wisman 39 Debbie Wisman l4l Greg Wisman 174 Kayne Wisniewski 39 Lelah Wittevrongle 63 Carol Wolovlek 51 Gary Wolovlek 63 Barb Workman 63 Debbie Wozniak 63 Maryann Wright 51 Scott Wurm 51 Chris Yonker 39 Mike Youn 51, 95 Cheryl Young 54, 63 Holly Zenko 63, 106 Ken Zimmerman 84, 141 FACULTY INDEX Mrs. Reggie Adams 105 Mr. Larry Aldrich 87, 92 Mr. Charles Bassett 13, 96, 97 Mrs. Batts 17 Mrs. Virginia Benson Mr. George Bitner 83 Mr. Donald Boiling 20, 145 Mr. William Bolthouse 15 Mr. Don Boyink 74, 75 Mr. John Bryson 144, 152 Mrs. Jan Bussard 68, 69 Mr. Harry Carlson Mrs. Sandy Clark Mrs. Elaine Cook Mr. Howard DeGlopper Mr. George DeVries 16, 17, 90, 91 Mrs. Judy Draper 165, 173 Miss Driesenga 106 Mr. John Felcoski Mrs. Fisher 18, 19 Mrs. Barbara Fletcher 16, 17 Mr. James Fogel 69 Mr. Grabinski 87 Mr. Melvin Hall 77, 166 Mr. Hedberg 20, 23 Mr. Tom Hickman 72, 86, 87 Mr. James Hu ggins 17, 21 Mr. Stuart Johnson 73 Mr. Lamkin 15, 74, 174 Mrs. Mary Beth Lobbezoo 72, 107 Mrs. Janet Louisell 106 Mrs. Kay Lucking 69 Mr. James Mattson 67 Mr. Robert Maxam Mrs. Jean McOmber 72, 106, 167, 169 Mr. Lynn Middlebrook 160, l6l Mrs. Alice Nielson Mr. Richard Oehrli 15 Mr. Robert Packingham 40, 74, 75 Mr. David Parsons 72, 95, 102, 103 Mr. George Peterson Mrs. Marcia Praay 162 Mr. Don Rohn 88 Mr. Ted Rycenga 22 Mrs. P. Schap Mrs. Scholtz 22 Mr. Mike Secory 88 Mr. Ron Smith 10, 167 Mr. Roger Susterich Mrs. Susterich 31 Mrs. Trimble 105 Mrs. Barbara Tripp Mr. Robert Trumpfeller 67, 174 Mrs. R. Trumpfeller Miss L. VanBeukering 76, 165 Mr. Wayne VanDuinen 78 Mr. Harvey VanDyke 160 Mrs. Georgia VanWeelden 22 Mr. Roger Vigland 18 Mr. Joel Wildrom 18, 93 Mrs. Alice Wilson 12, 149, 152, 164 Mr. Paul Wolbrink 15, 175 Mr. Jay Wright Mrs. Jane Wydra 167 Index To Advertisers Anderson Boiling Mfg. Co. 184 Atco Rubber Products 187 Barrets Boatworks 192 Barrels Funeral Home 185 Bayou Marine Sport 187 Benedicts 186 Bilz Plumbing Heating 179 Boelen ' s Electric 189 Bretschneider Studio 183 BR Metal Products 178 Brown Morse Co. 190 Burnside Mfg. 182 Challenge Machinery 191 Challenge Stamping 191 Christ Community Church 180 City Auto Glass Trim 183 Construction Aggregates 189 Copes Hardware 187 Clyde Hendrick Realtors 191 Dahl ' s 5 10 186 Dake Corp. 192 D. Baker Son Lumber Co. 187 SPECIAL THANKS With this space I would like to thank all those people who helped make this book possible: Mr. Kirk Blocser, Kirk ' s Camera Supply; Mrs. Wayne Justema, Clipper; Mr. Harold Bretschneider, Bretsch- neider ' s Studio; Mr. Ron Smith, Advisor; and Mr. Ken Drake, Taylor Yearbook Representative. And last, a person who has helped, trained and sometimes yelled at the Editor for the past four years, Mrs. Don Wilson. Her thoughtfulness will be missed. Jack Adams, Editor DeBoer Insurance Agency 179 Dc Witt ' s Food Market 190 Discount House 190 Elastodyne Incorporated 180 Eshelman ' s Pharmacy 186 Farr View Dairy 183 Foster ' s Food Market 186 Fred Brye Real Estate 189 Fricano ' s 185 Gardner Denver 193 Grand Haven Jewelry 186 Great Lake Welding 179 Henry Casemier ' s Super Market 187 Idle Hour Lanes 181 Jackie ' s Juniors 190 James Battels 185 Joe ' s Auto Parts 180 Lappo Lumber 194 Martin ' s Gardens 181 Noren Pattern Foundary Co. 191 Oldberg Mfg. 192 Oleco Inc. 181 Paris Studios 185 Peel Brothers 189 People ' s Bank Trust Co. 188 Rebone ' s Painting Decorating 180 Rdi-Wood 194 Reichardt ' s 183 Spring Lake Block Supply 179 Spring Lake Presbyterian Church 194 Star Machme 179 Steketee ' s 182 Taylor Rental 187 Tri-Cities Construction 186 Unit Step Co. 179 Van Houten ' s Carpet Center 192 Village Flower Shop 192 Warber Plumbing Heating Co. 181 WGHN 283 William ' s Office Supplies 183 Win Schuler ' s 194 Wonderland Fabric 181 i ' A- - 7- i ' i ' ' Y ' vs;s , ' ■:■--■■ ' : :%. ,; - 5 II 1; .c : ' • ' ' « i 4rf: . 2j «.ki :.ii-L ■ ' - ' i i! « :?as.r«  ««..