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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1973 volume:

Y w- (f ?■ ' s- «v ' ' ; 9- :. -i ' -J lu ' ' y- ; - o ' - jyv 7b fi xmdt 1972 4 S 56 74 144 200 ? ' y: Iw A MytlOtJiniv CSoSS 4 1975 . . .To believe your own thought, to believe that v hat is true for you in your private heart is true for all men, — that is genius. Speak your conviction, and it shall be the universal sense; for the inmost in due time becomes the out most, and our first thought is rendered back to us by the trumpers of the Last Judgement. Familiar as the voice of the mind is to each, the highest merit we ascribe to Moses, Plato and Milton is that they set at nought books and traditions, and spoke not what men, but what f iey thought. A man should learn to detect and watch that gleam of light which flashes across his mind from within, more than the lustre of the firmament of bards and sages. Yet he dismisses without notice his thought, because it is his. In every work of genius we recognize our own rejected thoughts; they come back to us with a certain alienated majesty. Great works of art hove no more affecting les- son for us than this. They teach us to abide by our spontaneous impression with good-humored inflexibility then most when the whole cry of voices is on the other side. Else tomorrow a stranger will say with masterly good sense precisely what we have thought and felt all the time, and we shall be forced to take with shame our own opinion from another. T ' There is a time in every man ' s education when he arrives at the conviction that envy is ignorance; that imitation is suicide; that he must take himself for better for worse as his portion; that though the wide universe is full of good, no kernel of nourishing corn can come to him but through his toil bestowed on that plot of ground which is given to him to till. The power which resides in him is new in nature, and none but he knows what that is which he can do, nor does he know until he has tried ... Ralph Waldo Emerson % A Cktw e Mr. Ted Rycenga took on an added responsibility as acting superintendent this year because of the resignation of Mr. A. Hedberg. Mr. Rycenga also served as Director of Curriculum. There was no change in the other office personnel and you still see the smiling faces of Mrs. Scholtz, Mrs. VanWeelden, and Miss DeHorn. (right) Director of Curriculum and acting superintendent, Mr. Rycenga (belo right) Mrs. Van Weelden, (bottom right) The Superintendent ' s secretary Mrs Scholtz. (bottom left) Mr. Rycenga. (left) Miss Blanche DeHorn. Cotvuttututtj These seven dedicated people from our community were elected to serve the parents, students and faculty as the school board. It is their responsibility to over see all activities from curriculum to extra curricular activities that take place in our K-12 system. (lop left) Mr. Nienhouse, Mrs. Selbach, Mr. Willis. (left) Mr. Papanoli. (below left) Mrs. Schmidt, (bottom right) Mr. Ingalls. (below) Mr. Deremo. Cdimk Everything from the Fine Arts to Auto Shop is taught by the Spring Lake Commu- nity School. Under the direction of Mrs. Fenwick and Mrs. VanLeuwn the community has suc- cessfully completed another school year. The appreciation of all students goes to the S.L. Community School organization. (top rightjlhe Sugarplum Fairy from the Nutcracker Suite, presented by Mrs. Wilson ' s Play Production class, produced by Community Sctiool. (below right) A tiomemade musical group, (below} Au o Stiop proves to be a lot of fun. (botfom) M. Streeting ha s a pallette full of ideas. itvcunk GocdMJ We CotAj We do have janitors to clean teachers to teach counselors to discuss problems with an attendance officer to check absences a schoolboard and superintendent to solve school problems But thank goodness we have our principal, Mr. Muggins, also, to take care of us mod by mod, and to correct major and minor injustices suffered by students. (left) Mr. DeVries, assistant principal, (below) Mrs. Fletcher takes a break for a pose, (below left) Mrs. Batts is in charge of attendance, (bottom) Among other duties, being principal is handing out rings to the junior class. -. ' - . mP _ £--■-=,.,- (lefi) Turkey barbecues, meatloaf, and chicken salad sandwiches, {top right) Mrs. Fletcher taking care of the correspondence, (above) Our leader, Mr. Huggins. Mew ( w ' 72- ' 72 The atmosphere of the Guidance Office gave a student a sort of leisurely feeling. Spore time gomes were available for those wait- ing for their appointments. This easy atmosphere didn ' t hamper the skill of the counse- lors. From Iowa Tests to college choice problems were well taken care of. (top right) Lindo needs just a little help — where should she go to college? (middle right) Would you believe she is camera shy? (bottom right) We k he is camera shyl (below) tAr. Vigland, speaking to the Iowa Test testees. J iM.z Our efficient Mrs. F. Fisher, (top right) hAr . Draper, (left) Mr. R. Vigland, man. (above) Mr. J. Wildrom, this year ' s Senior counselor. ' T It ' s an easy word to write and think about but not such an easy thing to do. However, with the help of our bus drivers and custodians, the students come and go from school everyday and the school is kept clean. S.H.A.R.P. students were used very much in the Kitchen. They don ' t have much to soy about the menu but they certainly do a lot to help prepare and serve the food. Under Mrs. Sleeper ' s direction everyone does a fine job! (top left) Someone put the napkins in the holder backwards agoin. (middle left) Mrs. Nan Sleeper and Mrs. Lorraine Turner, (bottom left} Everyone is entitled to their coffee break; even the one who makes the coffee! (below) Why do we put so many bananas in the fruit cocktail? (bottom) Someday you ' ll be as fast as your teacher. Another one has begun — Another class is on its way through the four glorious and fun- filled years at S.L.H.S. The class of ' 76 showed great spirit through- out the year during the many school sporting events and spirit weeks. Keep on truckin ' ' 76ers! ±? -- to ? 7i2S L (above) Freshman officers: A. Paulssen, Secretary; C. Boes, Treasurer; B. Morrison, V. President, (below right) President, Mark FitzGerald. Cindy Boes Al Bolles Mark Boiling Dave Bowen Jeff Boyd Melissa Branyan Cheryl Brege Randy Briegel Anna Browne Ron Brownlee Roxanne Brownlee Tim Bulthouse Mary Cleveland Lynn Corgan Debbie Costley Sam Coston Ruth Cowan Sam Cromblet Cathy Crouse Mary Currier Debbie CurtJss Chuck Curtiss Linda Curtiss Doreen DeCan Carmen Busman Ron Coliff Bonnie Campb Rick Carlson Pan. DeCan Kathy Dennis Sandy DeWitt Sandy Disselkoen Teresa Donner Debby Dusenberry Teressa Eaves Vivian Eller Christy Epplett Jeff Erhorn Don Everhort Parti Farley Wanda Frietchen Lora Frifeldt Toni Fuller Vicky Gardner Julie Garzelloni Theresa Garzelloni Debra George Gayl Gieske Sydney Ghekos Sandy Gould Gary Gray Dove Greaves J V ' :■ 4 Terry Haack Doug Haase Yvonne Hamilton Bryon Hammond Laura Hanson Linda Harring Chris Hasenbank Sally Hicks Dave Higley Brenda Horness Romaine Jenkins JanelleJobin Brad Johnson Dave Johnson Eric Johnson Gale Johnson Joy Johnson Steve Johnston Theresa Koffenberger Tom Karr Glen Katt Sandy Katt Diane Kelle y Chan Kimbol Gina Klugas Bob Kolkemc Betty Kortekaas Kraig Kossuth Brenda Koster Ed Krozinski Tom Kubczok Dave Kunkel Lorj Kuziak Mark LoPronce Cindy Martin Paul Mastenbrook Kelly McKay Rochelle Melton Mary Ann Mendhai James Mieczko Ron Nienhouse Mary Novakowski Ray Novakowski Lisa Nisper Alan Obits Jeff Olds Doug Osborn Joy Ott Theresa Page Doug Parker Anita Poulssen Bill Peterson Cindy Plantengo Dave Poll Sharon Poviloitus Sue Price Mike Richards Dave Robards Cheryl Robertson Pot RohloH Sue Rouwhorst Dottie Ruiter Russ Rymal Greg Sabo Linda Schmidt Don Schosso Jon Schrier Debro Scott Sue Selbach Lisa Semkiw Pam Show Bonnie Shears Fredia Sheridan Dave Shutters Elev Simo ns Steve Slatter Guy Smith Ed Spongier Dana Spencer Marilee Stebbins DeeDee Stegman Joe Sweet Mark Szubinski Joe Totu Sue Taylor Sherry Thornell Kathy Ttmmerman Cindy Tokorczyk Craig Tokorczyk Dennis Tuin Matt Two Paul VanderMeulen Wayne VonderZwoog Gary VonDyke Tom VonOordt Mark VeneKlosen Debbie VerDuin Kendro Vink Laura Vink Rick Vipond Brian Vollmer Bruce Vollmer Dave Vollmer Mike Walling Dorrell Way Carey Wentzloff Mark Wiggins Mike Wing Judy Yonker Jeff Young Deb Zacharias The medium year in high school this year was enjoyed by the class of 1 975. The sophomore class did hove its money raising projects to increase their treasury and in the spring they ordered their class or school rings. The summer will be filled with anticipation for the ' 72- ' 73 sophomores. jt (above) S. Reminder, Treas.; L. Bortemo, Sec; G. Knue, V. Pres. (left) J. Catron, President. Mike Boerma Mary Boiling Lisa Bottema Steve Boven Bruce Burnside S3 4 Dave Burnside Tami Burt Jeanne Byl Sue Campbell Jon Campion Steve Carlisle Kay Carowitz Jock Catron Ann Chopin Tony Cherette Brad Chittenden Lorry Clover Mike Clover Mark Collins Ron Cook Jill Corgan Jim Costley Larry Cox Lynwood Crow i_l I L Glen Crowder Sharon Crouse Char Czinder JoAnn Czinder Dorlene Dallas Gail DeWitt Denis Dirheinner Denise Dobson Bruce Doering Lisa Donner -: ' ; ' -J :: Brenda Dove Diane Duma Ron Edmonson Roxanne Egbers David Epplet Cathy Erdman Mike Essenbaggers Richard FitzGerold Steve Fritchen Brian Gagnon Roseie Gagnon Brent Garrison Greg Gieske Don Grant John Gray Judi Gray Denise Greaves Steve Gulis Mike Habion Lavern Hamilton Sherri Hammond Sharon Harms John Harper Kim Hartman Greg Hecksel Marvin Hecksel Brenda Henderson Brian Hicks ■■pH I Ada Hill f Georgia Hill Wiff ■ ■ ■ ' Kathy Hoeker H£ -CT Sherry Howard g | Terry Hubert ■ l-N-A ' ' (■ Mike Jones Ron Jonio David Kaffenberger Jessie Katt l.W ' Paul Kohnke Kortescoas Kurt Kossuth Bob Koster Ron Longlois Joan Leymon Marie Merz Jayne MassengiN Mark Martin Scott MocGirr Tena Lyons Mary Lyons Dove Logie Sandy Moore Dorrell Morehouse Bruce Morford Randy Mrozinski Charles Naerebout Norma Nessen Tony Nienhouse Mike Novakowski Steve Olson f Stanley OKane Dee Dee Ott Kirk Palkowski Dave Pellegrom Kris Pellegrom fr Judy Pelz 3 - s L. vv Cindy Peterson Carol Peterson Sarah Peterson Steve Price Shelly Reminder MaryLou Reynolds Warren Reynolds Gary Richards Keith Riemersma Bill Rockey Leanna Rogers Louise Rohloff Rick Romans Pot Rouwhorst Don Royce Vicky Ruster Bryan Sayles Chris Schindlebeck Makr Schohl Karen Scott Tom Seekman Loria Selgert Paul Shaw Wendell Shinn Tom Shutters Doug Silver Scott Slaughter  --— ? It W i y M ' Sharon Sloan Beckie Smith Debbie Smith Debbie Ann Smith Chris Spinner Harvey Start Rob Swikowski Jeff Thomas Corkie Trimble Dave Tronovich Kathy Tuin Judy Vandering Nancy VanBurgel BillieVanHall Debbie VanHall Scott VanStrate Jack Vargo Karen VerBerkmoes Larry Vink Jon Vollmer Cathy Westoff Dan Wezeman Jude Wheeler Pete Whinnery Tom White Kathy Wiersma Nancy Wlerw Kevin Wigger Greg Wilson Carol Winkelmon Cindy Winkleman Karen Wipperfurth Brendo Wisman Brian Wisman Chris Yonker Maribeth Williams Cheryl Willis Jtuu(ViS: Along with all the spirit they ' ve got, this year ' s juniors produced their first class play. They then went on to present the 1 973 Junior Senior prom. The class of ' 74 now has one year to go and we ' re sure they ' re going to make it great! Matt Adams Tom G. Adams Tom W. Adams Steve Alger Margaret Barbrick Debi Behm Geoffrey Benson Vicki Berg John Bethell Kenneth Blakeley Alicia Bogdajewicz Jennifer Borchers Dave Botbyl Teri Boffema Brian Boven Nancy Bowen Tim Bowen Barb Bricker Judy Brye Randy Burmeister Denise Burns Dan Burt Michelle By! Barb Bytwerk Judy Califf Dave Carlisle Don Carter Dan Chittenden Scott Conway Kim Cox ■I -V ' I Vicky Grain Joe Cron Kathy Crow Mary Curne Deb Curtiss Gordon Curtiss Bernard Cz.nder Mary DeGloppei Kay DeJager Don DeJonge Lorry Dennis Jayne DeWitt Karen DeYoung Leo Donner Mike Duer Max Duncan Steve Ebel Greg Edmonson Rod Egbers Galen English Mark Gardner Mike Gardner Valerie Garzelli Jamie Gordon Vicki Grant John Erkes Cheryl Ernst Don Ernst Gail Feriend Dave Fischer Cheryl Fletcher Jane Fonger k uttiM -A ' ' 4a1 Linda Gray Vicki Hobion Bruce Hammond Craig Hanson Sue Harbeck Jeff Harms Laura Harring Kathy Harrison Anne Higley Joe Horness Lori Howe Mike Huggins Mary Lou Hushyn Nan Ivins Sue Jensen Craig Jones Linda Kemp Chris Kory Kim Kelley Linda Kiekover Linda Kloofe Michelle Knechtges Mike Kniat Anna Kohnke Steve Kolkem Bonnie Koster Louis Longlois Petti Lemke Bill Lyons Jim Matthewson Vicki McGregor Potty McKay Deb Melton Debbie Michael Solly Mieczkowski Phil Miller Rusty Miller Kim Moore Cynthia Morehouse V i% i i fs ' 3S% y Brad Morse Jon Muusse Laurie Nelson Kothy Neuhous Geri Newell Rod Newell Barb Nichols Kristo Nisper Sue Obits Matt Olds Henrik Olving Linda Opperman Gregg Partridge Marianne PfeiHer Joanne Pietilo Dove Peterson Dove J. Peterson Jim Roder Tim Raha Oenise Randall Joanna Rauber William Repper Deb Reynolds Patti Roach Mike Rohloff Greg Rooker Ed Royce April Rose Rick Rymal Gary Sabo Bruce Samdel Mary Schmidt Kristin Selbach Jackie Rollenhagei Terri Semrinec Jackie Severance Les Shaw Sharon Shears Joel Sheridan Tim Sheridan Debbie Simons Terry Slater Jim Smart Chris Smith Kathy Smith Janine Snively Laurie Spongier Gale Sparks JeH Start Lorry Stebbins Don Stedmon Jim Sutliff JoAnn Szubinski LuAnn Taylor Paul Two Art Vaandering Keith VanDyke Tom VonHolI Joe VanHoeven Tim VonStrott Chris Vorgo Nancy Vargo Bud Visser Larry Vollmer Tom Walters Bob Warber Steve Wenlzloff Ed Wezemon Michael Wheeler Kip Wiersmo Jeff Wilkinson Shirley Wilkinson Carol Wolvolek Maryonn Wright Michael Youn 0 tke UW Within the walls of the Art room many budding talents find themselves in many different ways. Along with the drawing courses many craft courses can also be enjoyed by all. (top right} The sketching of stil! life is a valuable skill taught by Mrs. Wydra. (right) You con see that Mrs. Wydra enjoys sharing her tolents. i. 1 1 Counts Have you ever wondered just how to design a house? Or what areas of a bridge have the most stress? To be able to realize what goes into an Industrial Arts project is one thing, but to be able to actually do a project makes it well worth the credit. (left) Mr. DeGlopper (botfom left) Mr. Mattson (bottom) Mr. Trumpheller (below) Mr. Bassett. fjMtAMU It (mAj YoKju Loufi It That ' s right! the poems, short stores, plays and even grammar that are taught at S.L.H.S. are very interesting and many times beautiful. The authors of the poems and stories loved their work. The teachers who convey the knowledge expressed in the passages also possess enough love of the subject to share it with students. (top) Mr. Hall corrects another one of those term papers, (top right) Mrs. Trumpheller. (above) Mr. Hierholzer hard at work, (right) Mrs. Nielsen. - u K £?j.u -e ' 7 !.o ' - U ' tS Cum All of them are used. That ' s right!! Every machine from typewriter to calculator is used every available mod of the day. Because of the use of program tapes the business department has semi- independent programs for their students. If one student is very well adjusted in an area he can work ahead by himself so as not to rush the rest of the class. (left) Mrs. Lucking helps a student repair a broken tape, (below) Mrs. Bussard (bottom right) Mr. Fogel. (lop left) Mr. Oehrii (middle left) Mrs. Draper and Miss Gustafson (above) Mr. Bolthouse (left) Mrs. Susterich explains a problem in Trigonometry to Senior Dave Campbell. MJstctks? That ' s right, mistakes and divine ideas of progress. These are two very important factors of the world. Social Studies is the study of these factors. The study program begins with sophomores having World History. When juniors study ir ' s U.S. History and at the senior level it is American Government. Those who are interested may also study, more closely, human behaviors. Psychology and sociology ore offered and are excellent courses. (right) Mr. Packingham (below right) Mr. Mosher (left) Mr. Hickman (■top eftj Mrs. Mendenhall (left) Mr. Carlson (lop right) Mr. Lamkin (above) Mr. Boyink. How, what, and why is Independent Study? Students with a worthwhile project and the enthusiasm to complete it independ- ently is the 1 st part. With a teacher advisor to confer with about the project he must then proceed on his own. Emphasis is placed on the individual ' s talents, skills and interests. (top right) Juli works with Jeffers Elementary children. (bottom right) Back Row: E. Gordner, G. Rool er, D. Ernst. Front Row: Mr. Smtih, M. Adams, P. Shew, science students, (below) Mrs. Trumphfeller the head of the Independent Study Program. (topi Marge Harbrick an English Independent. obovejBoth Mike Kniat and Vol Garzelloni work under Mr. Middlebrook. This year the Science department offers a total of six different courses from general science to physics. Many students find Biology and chemistry essential to prepare them for their college careers. (right) Mr. Peterson (below) Mr. Van Duinen (bottom right) A partial study of plants is included in the Biology I class. % The new facilities are excellent and it ' s fun to use them. Whether you are a first, second, third or fourth year home economics student there is always something new to be learned. Included ore learning new short cuts, improving personal techniques, and having outside speakers. Practical useful knowledge is gained. (top left} Mrs. McOmber demonstrates on one of the departments sewing machines, (top right) Mrs. McOmber, Mrs. Schapp and Miss Wescott discuss the quolity of a garment, (right) Mrs. Tripp (bottom right) Mrs. Schapp. The new system is really fantastic. No longer must you report every day for a full hour to do various strenuous exercises. Now you can sign up for the course of your choice — from archery to winter sports. The mini-courses are a definitely more enjoyable way to earn Phys. Ed. credits. And that ' s the way it should be. (top left} Mrs. Louisell demonstrates how to use weight lifting machine, (left) Mr. Parsons (bottom left) Mr. Grabinski with assistants (below) Mrs. Lobbez , WoMAUfixAS Believe it or not It takes about 7 hours to get from the U.S.A. to the European continent! You ' re only 7 hours away from an area where you could not even communicate, unless, of course, if you take advantage of S.L.H.S. ' s fine language department. And for you to be doctors, it is wise to have a little Latin in your background. You can take either one, two, or three years of our high school ' s offered languages. (right) Senor R. Maxam (below) Herr J. Wright, (bottom right) Mica mica parwa stella Mr. Hall knows it really means twinkle twinkle little star. vAuStd AP ' iJiJ o(fT( MPcdid V ' (far left) Mr. VanDyke; band director, (leftj r Bryson; Jr. and Sr. high choir director, (below left) Mr. Middlebrook; orchestra director and chairman the Music Dept. (below) Mrs. Prooy choir accompanist. ' ■ . ' I The varsity ' s over all record was 6-31 Jim Frifeldt and Randy Boyd as co-captains the team kept its spirit and determination throughout the season. Coaches for the year were Mr. Hickman, Mr. Grabinski, and Mr. Aldrige. (up right) Senior Dennis Harjer ready for action, (below left) Mr. Hickman with a concerned look at practice. (below right) Luckily a Laker has the ball. (above) Row 1: D. Burt, T. Opperman, A. VerBerkmoes, R. Boyd, J. Frifeldt, R. Kelley, G. Hecht, D. Harjer, D. Chittenden, A. Garter, B. Byl, D. Poll. Row 2: E. Podehl, K. Wiersma, S. Bryont, M. Duer, M. Wildey, G. Partridge, M. Huggins, R. Rymol, B. Visser, R. Mrozinski, T. Walters, D. Osborn. Row 3: D. Everhart, J. Bennett, Mr. Grabinski, Mr. Hickman, Mr. Aldridge, D. Morrison, J. Smart, (middle left) A hard hit at practice, (middle right) Coaches Grabinski and Aldridge. (top left) Bruce Byl. (top right)Jhe end of another play. J.V. ' S FtwXsfi 2-6- 1 The Junior Varsity football team was off and running this year. With the help of freshmen Brad Chapman, Steve Muggins, and Ted Rescoria, the J.V. ' s finished with a 2- 6-1 record. Coaches were Don Rohn and Mike Secory. (top right) A mighty Laker down but over the goal line, (middle left} Brad Chapman breaks through an opening, (middle right) Coach Rohn, Come on you guys, let ' s get with it. (bottom left) Row I : Steve Muggins, Brad Chapman, Dave Higley, Tony Nienhouse, Scott Batcheldor. Row 2: Warren Reynolds, Greg Ingalls, Mike Boermo, Russ Rymal, Pat Rohlotf. Row 3: Coach Rohn, Dana Carlson, Richard Fitzgerald, Ted Rescoria, Brian Soyles, Don Everhort, Jude Wheeler, Dennis Dirheimer, Coach Secory. (bottom right) Quarterback throws a touchdown pass. f Finishing 3-4-1 for the season the frosh team gave a fantastic showing. Co-captains Dave Higley and Covin Mohrhardt were a couple of good reasons the team really worked. Two more reasons were Coaches Gary Mosher and Bill Visser. (left) A football on the loose, (middle left) On your mark, gel set, go! (below) Give it bock! (bottom) Row h Randy Bregel, Ron Califf, Dave Higley, Kelly McKay, Paul Repper, Rick Lyons, Covin Mohrhardt, Gary Gray, Glen Katts. Row 2: Brian Burnside, Brad Boerma, David Kunkel, Brian Morrison, Don Wurm, Eric Johnson, Jeff Young. Row 3: Pot Wurm, Frank Bakiorz, David Johnson, Tom Radar, Doug Parker, Ron Neinhouse, Larry Muller. Row 4: Rick Wildey, Steve Johnston. Mr. Mosher, coach. Fore? Five? Six? No — the golf team ' s record was 15-1-1 over all and 1 1-0-1 in the Seaway Con- ference. Throughout the season senior Greg Sayles col- lected enough wins to be placed on the all-confer- ence team. (up right) Is that a dove or is that my golf ba that tree across the road? (above) Concentration is essential in the game of golf, (right) Max knows how rough golf can be. (top) 72-73 Seniors of the golf team, (above) He is young and does not know ... but the older guys will teach hinn which one is the real golf ball, (right) They all finished together this time!?! Row h Larry Vink, Jon Campion. Row 2: Mr. Bitner, Stu Vollmer, Max Duncan, John Kuiper, Greg Sayles. Row 3: Jeff Olds, Mark Veneklassen, Matt Olds, Steve Gulis. The ' 72 season for Spring Lake ' s Cross Country team ended with a 5-8 record. Bruce Hammond and Dan Harring qualified for the state meet and finished 48fh and 59th, respectfully. Bruce Hammond was high point man for the varsity team this year with 1 9 points. Steve Frietchen and Kurt Jensen tied for high points on the J.V. team with 15 points each. (top right) Bruce rluimiioncl itop) Line up fof the Regional Cross country meet (above) Ready to run (right) Mr. Hall, cross country coach also gets his exercise - :- (top left) Senior Ed Gardner (top center) Mr. Hall waiting for senior Mike Roach (right) Senior Dan Marring (left) Pete Whinery (right) Row h Mike Roach, Bruce Hammond, Ed Gardner, Dan Harring, Matt Adams. Row 2: Brian Vollmer, Bill Peterson, Kurt Jenson, Bryon Hammond, Bruce Vollmer, Dave Robords. Row 3: Bob Jenson, Pete Whinery, Larry Vollmer, Jim Rader, Dove Fisher, Guy Smith, Mr. Hall, coach. 1 1-9 The varsity cagers took a second in the Seaway Conference, but it didn ' t come until the final game when the Lakers nipped Whitehall 84-82. S.L. had an over-all record of 1 1 -9 and 8-4 in conference action. Sr. Jim Frifeldt and Jr. Tom Walters were voted onto the Seaway conference team. Frifeldt averaged 1 5.6 and Walters 1 6.9 points per game. The Lakers have 5 letter winners returning to play next year, however, they will be without the guidance of coach DeVries. {right}VaTs ' y Lakers enjoy watching the junior varsity, (below left) Sr. Jeff Boven is up tor the rebound, (below middle) Sr. Jim Frifeldt tips the jump ball to a Laker, (below right) Don Stedmon helps to get set up for the points. (left) Retiring coach, Mr. George DeVries. (bottom right} Tom Walters gets the jump boll, (below) Juniors Joe Horness and Don Stedman listen attentively, (bottom left) L to R: Jean Claude Parme, Keith Von Dyke, Don Stedman, Jim Fnfeldt, JeH Boven, Tom Walters, Kip Wiersma, Lorry Dennis, Jon Compion, Mike Huggins, Joe Horness, Matt Adams. BaskeihcM Little Lakers finished its first 20 game season with a 9-1 1 over all record and 5-7 in the conference 4th place. They came a long way from last year ' s 3-1 3 record thanks to the great coaching abilities of Mr. Aldridge. They are looking forward to next year with hopes of more improve- ment. (botfom left} Coach Aldridge — a main drive behind S.L. ' s junior varsity basketball team, (bottom right} Back Row: T. Rescoria; B. Garrison; B. Morford; B. Burnside; R. Mrozinski; D. Everhort; L. Cox, manager. Front Row: L. Vink; manager; S. Carlisle; D. Barnosky; P. Anthes; J. Thomas; G. VanDyke; J. Campion; and coach Aldridge. (left} Brent and Randy get next to the basket where the action is. The Frosh Basketball team ended with a hard earned 1 2-7 over all record. Placing 2nd in the Conference after losing 3 starters. (left) Coach soys we gotta work harder! (below) Brad Chapman, (bottom left) In Back: Coach Wildrom. Back Row: C. MohrhardI, J, Boyd, B. Boermo, S. Muggins, J. Erhorn, B. Vollmer. Front Row: B. Chapman, P. VanderMulen, T. Rescorla, F. Baklorz, C. Wentzloff. (bottom) We forgot to tell the other team that we ' re supposed to win this one. GrOlJtnjQ Ow They are still going strong. After four swimming seasons the Spring Lake boys swim team is still breaking pool records. Winning meets, and placing very well in the conference and state meets. Keep on going team. Q AVi ■ ■ ) (top left} The team gets ready together, (top right) Senior, Tim O ' Kane takes his place to start the butterfly race. (right) Senior, Bob Chittenden ready for his part in the relay, (above) Back Row: J. Matthewson, M. Chittenden, D. Bowen, S. Johnson, S. Coston, D. Higley, M. Youn. 3rcl Row: Coach Parsons, C. Smith, J. Smith, S. Bolkema, P Bomers, T. O ' Kane, R. Neinhouse, D. Harring, K. Kossuth. 2nd Row: i. Kuiper, monager; B. By!, D. Burnside, C Mohrhordt, B. VeyeKlasen, D. Ernst, B. Chittenden, F. Coston. Ut Row: M. Subinski, L. Stebbins, P. Whinery, J, Vollmer, S. Gulis, D. Greaves, M. VeneKlasen (top left) V Wmery, Bowen, Bur ide, and Gulis . 1 ._. competition ogainst Holland, (top) Ort your mark — get set — . (left) Cheering crowds and teams ore important to team participants, (above) Diving competition, silent and graceful. 1 ! A T itiCj Season This year ' s S.L. wrestling season had its best record in duals since 1968. Ric Rymal and Jim Coats were voted co-coptains for this year ' s team with Rymal winning the C.H. award. The Lakers, though suffering many injuries, had several men win- ning 1 7 or more matches; Scott VanStrate and Don Grant, sopho- mores, Ric Rymal and Dan Burt, juniors and seniors, Robin Holmes and Jim Coats. Robin was Spring Lake ' s outstanding wrestler winning a number of medals and participating in the state wrestling meet. However, because of an injury during the semifinals he was unable to finish the competition. {top rightjlhe great spirit of cooch Bassett and the rest of the team keeps everyone up for their match, (right) Our heavyweight man, Dan Burt, (above) Back Row: D. Burt, hvy. wgt.; G. Katts, j.v.; G. Ingalls, 1 85; W. Reynolds, j.v.; D. Grant, 1 45; A. Garter; M. Coats, manager; S. VanStrate, 98; M. Walling, 1 05; J. Coots, 1 1 9; B. Chittenden, 1 26; P. Rohloff, 1 32; B. Vollmer, j.v.. Missing from Picture: Robin Holmes and Jim Smart. article by James P. Smart (far left) Two points for a takedown, (left) Grant, getting ready (or his opponent, (below) Jim Smart in the down position, ready for a reversal, (bottom) Robin Holmes, S.L. ' s only wrestler in the state tournament. Bct MH Ending the season with a 1 3-8 over all record the Varsity Baseball team was tied for 3rd in the Conference. This year ' s team was the first S.L. team to be runners up for the district championship and also first to win a district game. Their best pitcher was Tim Bailey, a sophomore, with a 6-2 record. The out- standing Seniors were M. Wildey, S. Vollmer, and J. Frifeldt. (right) Dove Everhart. (far right) Mike Duer. (below) Coach Parsons, D. Stedman, T. Bailey, S. Anderson, D. Everhart, R. Rymal, M. Duer, J. Smart, S. McCloud, K. Blakale, M. Wildey, J. Frifeldt, S. Vollmer, C. Yonker, M. Farmer. ' vvir - -Mar — (top left) hAike Wildey. (top middle) Can ' t somebody furn down the sun? (top right) This is work? (left) Mike knows he pitched the ball toward the batter but now where is it? (above) Coach Parsons. Juntos ViiAStty BasdboM The Junior Varsity Baseball team fin- ished 6-7 in the Conference and 6-10 overall. Coach Mosher deemed Jon Campion and Mike Boerma as outstanding players. {below} Everyone must warm up. (right) Brad Boerma going to his position, (far left) Concentration plus, (bottom) Back Row: Coach Mosher, E. Podhel, G, Gray, R. Rymal, R. Wilson, R. Califf, B. Boerma, D Vollmer, A. Bols, M. Boerma, G. VonDyke. Front Row: B. Morford, K. McKay, J. Campion, R Mrozinski, R. Palkowski, T. Seekman, H. Marte manager, C. Yonker, Mi M {S fi mkk JtL .vSf bTI — - (top right) Mike Boerma, outstonding pitcher, 3-1 . (top left) Jon Campion another outstanding player, (left) They all loved Coach Mosher. (above) R. Mrozinski, doing his thing? Finishing second in the Conference, Mr. Hall ' s track team did a fine job this year. High point man was Mike Huggins with a career total of over 220 pts. (top right) Back Row: B. Jensen, E. Johnson, M. Richards, B. Lyons, D. Everhart, T. Walters, J. Van Hoeven, T. Rescorlo, B. Peterson, B. VoMmer, Coach Hall, C. Mohrhardt, G. Benson. Middle Row: J. Luomo, W. Reynolds, K, Jensen, Di. Dirheimer, B. Hammond. S. Frietchen, P. Whinery, P. Repper, S. Huggins, B. Vollmer. Front Row: J. Erkes, B. Hammond, M. Roach, J. Kuiper, E. Gardner, D. Harring, J. Parme, M. Huggins, J. Radar, (right) J. Kuiper, co-captain; Mr. Hall, Coach; and E. Gardner co-captain, (below) Sometimes you can only watch and hope. (lop left) Mike Muggins against Fremont, (middle left) They ' re going too fast; we can ' t see eml (below) Coach Hall, (bottom) Mike, working on his 6 ' 1 record. T MuS, 1972 Closing the ' 73 season with on 11-6 overall record, the Tennis team also took the regionals and finished 3 in the tournannent. (right) Coach Bassett. (below) Jan Smith, (bottom) Back Row: C. Miller, K Kossuth, J. Smith, D. Johnson, B. VeneKlosen. Front Row: 1. Bowen, C. Mohrhardt, S Alger, (a state meet participant), and Matt Adams. Missing from the Picture Brent Garrison (top left) Matt Adams, (top right) Bob VeneKalsen. (left) S. Alger, participant in the state meet, (above) Dave Johnson. Sutufuutties? They may swim as fast as submarines in the water but on dry land they are real live girls! Yes, girls. Girls who gave S.L.H.S. the record of 8-4 for the 1 972 swimming season. (top right) I can ' t believe I drank the whole thing, (above) Feeling a little down after a race, (right) Senior Patti Wilson takes a rest after another one of her wins. (left) Rope girl Barb Nichols contemplates Valerie Garzellont ' s dive, (below) The moment of Truth, (middle right) Glenda Chapman shows off her talent and grace as a Senior Diver, (bottom right) You just keep tell yourself you ' re not scared. r r ) ir- (above) Row 1 -. Sue Johnson, Gina Klugos, Janelte Jobrn, Sue Price, Laurie Marring, Mary Currier. Row 2: Glenda Chapman, Patti Lemke, Jill Corgon, Linda Marring, Cindy Plantenga, Nancy VonBurgel. Row 3: Mrs. Lobbezoo, coach; Debbie Anderson, co-capt.; Patti Wilson, co-copt.; Barb Bytwerk, Jeanne Byl, Pom Burnside. Missing: Linda Kloote, Valerie Garzelloni, Cathy Hooker, Michelle Byl. In their second year the girls basketball team ' s gannes went on record, last year being an initiative year. The girls have a 2-7 record for the 72-73 season. (top leftjlen and Gail shooting baskets for practice. (above) Marianne shows some of the action of the game, (middle left) Another jump shot, (below) Back Row: Coach R. Adams, K. Selbach, C. Peterson, J. Czinder, B. Cron, M. Pfieffer, L Rohloff, G. Gieske, C. Brown, manager Holly Zenko. Front Row: G. Feriend, K. Klintworth, J. Schrier, T. Bottema, M. Straight, S. Selboch, M. Hoshyn, S. Harms. 7 RjequXW Coach R. Adams has worked with a certain number of girls for many hours to come up with their 4-7 record. Hard work end assistance by all performers and coach went into the amount of perfection gained in routines this year. (top left) Patti Lemke knows only practice makes a great routine, (lop right) Vicki Grant another performer on the parallels, (middle left) Cindy Plantengo pursuing perfection on the beam, (top right) Linda Marring and Kristin Selbach clear the gym floor for exercises, (left) Back Row: Coach R. Adams, N. Bowen, P. Lemke, K. Morton, J. Fonger, Selbach, L. Fonger, V. Gorzelloni, M. Hushyn, assistant coach. Front Row: M. Merz, J. Rauber, V. Grant, C. Plontenga, S. Selbach, J. Gorzelloni, L. Horrmg. Along with sending Chris Brown, Mary Currie and Janelle Jobin to the state meet S.L. Girls Track finished 5th in Regionals. With a 6-1 overall record they placed 2nd in the Conference. (lop right) V. Suits, ahead for S.L. (middle right) Susonne and Lisa in relay action, (bottom right) Standing: Coachei, J. Louisell, B. Frietchen. Back Row: S. Peterson, C. Peterson, C. Johnson, G. Thomas, M. Currie. Middle Row: K. Klintworth, S. Hommond, L. Horring, K. Scott, K. Hoeker, J. Jobin. Front Row: W. Frietchen, L. Bottema, D. Reynolds, V. Suits, S. Hansen, C. Brown, N. VonBurgel. ;iiJ - ' iiTvS ij '  ' -.Wi) ' ■ ' at. - ' l-«:«B .- ' These 20 girls use their gymnastic ability with their school spirit to lead our sports crowds in cheers. For some reason the teams seem to absorb the enthusiasm of cheering crowds. (top leftj A basketball time-out mount, (middle left) Smiling faces, (bottom efrj Varsity shows more of their agility, (below) All 8 of them at one time. (bottom) An original routine for spirit week ' s assembly. r I. ' f- ri- •, : -e ;.,. «« _ -- L P J-v. (right) jy. ' s in their basketball uniforms, (below right) Mrs. Secory, cheerleading advisor, (below) J.V. ' s at a pep assembly, (bottom) ' 72- ' 73 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, K. Schindlebeck, K. Westoff, R. Gagnon, A. Chapin J. Byl. Missing from Picture: K. Pellgrom. (left) A freshman mount, (middle left) Cindy Boes. (below) Frosh perform at a pep assembly, (bottom left) Lynn Corgon. (bottom middle) Frosh advisor, (bottom right) Cindy Plantenga. k . -- , ' w f i UviMjQ Maintained for quiet study and reference the staff of our library are kept busy helping students to obtain all sorts of information. A large selection of books, periodicals, films and accompany- ing records ore available in the library. But because of the delicateness of paper and busyness of the staff throughout the confines of the library you can hear voices softly saying Pleeease don ' t eat in the library!! (above) Mrs. Cook knows how herd it is to run o library, (right} Mrs. Cederquist, a helpful and needed person, (up right) The entire student body has a use for the library. (top) hArs. Priebe writes onother list , (above) Some people talk while others really work, (left) Mrs. Lamkin, head librarian. The Exchange Students at S.L. for the ' 72-72 school year were here to promote interna- tional understanding. Jean Claude Parme, France, Susanne Hansen, Denmark and Fran- cisco Melo, Brazil, have all spent time in our community and return to their homes with somewhat of an idea of how Americans live. {top right) S. Hansen? (bottom right) Jean Claude, (below) Franci Second in Conference competition with a 1 3-3 overall record was the ' 72-72 Debate team. The information debated this year; Government financial support for all public elementary and secondary education in the U. S. should be provided by the federal government, exclusively. Affirmative debaters; K. FitzGerald, T. Gifford. (top eft; Coach Paul Wolbrink. (below) Novice debaters; R. FitzGerold and M. Bakale. (bottom) T. Gifford, K. FitzGerald. T. Bowen, and L. Donner. t . «« j i iT ' S ' r Student council is exactly that, a council of, and for students, with Mr. Johnson a faculty sponsor, not a faculty leader, their goal is to work to improve the school from the student ' s standpoint. (top right) Lunch? No, a Student Council meeting, (middle right) We know who is gonna lose, (bottom right) hM. Johnson, S.C. advisor, despite the opinion of some. (below) R. Boyd, Pres.; R. Grain, Sec.; K. FitzGerald, V. Pres. Missing-. R. FitzGerald, Treas. (bottom) Lisa has a question. ' T — « 1 (top left) Seniors, ever striving to reach their goal, (top right) B. Byl is selling again? — B1 Doesn ' t he ever get sold? (middle left) Would you believe Hercules? How about ' Mighty Mouse? (above) Who said A and W rootbeer was good? (left) And they told him he lost! Boy! Seniors sure know how to hurt underclassmen! The future is important. Many agree with this and the S.L.H.S. students and advisors of Future Nurses and Future Teachers prepare themselves by working in the G.H. hospital and S.L. school sys- tem. FNA: Mrs. Clark, advisor; J. Szubinski, Pres.; T. Roho, V.P.; M. Bakale, Sec; M. Knexhtges, K. Dejoger, C. Erdmon, D. VanHall, L. Donner. FTA: Mrs. Trumpfeller, advisor; M. Barbrick, Pres.; K. Harrison, V.P.; L. Howe, M. DeGlopper. This year ' s Art Club proved to be an active one. The activities included field trips to Ann Arbor, Kendall and Grand Rapids. The club also had an art sale and showing at the Grand Haven Community Center. Ctopj Art Club officers; S. Reminder, Pres,; Vicki Habian, Sec; Gail DeWitt, Treas. (middle) Advisor Jane Wydro. (below) Back Row: V. Hobion, L. Bottemo, N. VonBurgei, G. DeWift, A. Chopin, S. Reminder. Middle Row: A. Kortekoos, K. Westoff, L. Rohloff, C. Catron, J. Massengill. Front Row: M. Merz, K. VerBerkemoes, B. Ennenga. A Busy VeoA A tour of Greenfield Village, a potluck dinner and fashion show, a Consumer ' s Power demonstration . . . Selling candy, cookbooks, dip and salad dressing mixes . . Sponsoring a roller skating party and serving at the NHS tea and Commence- ment reception . . . . This was Home Ec. Club ' s year . . . busy! (right) Are you sure it ' s safe to eat? (middle right} A chef at heart, (bottom right) Officers, (below) She ate the fake fruit, (bottom) At Greenfield Village. (lop left) The Pep Band kept everyone going, (lop right) Student participation is also important, (middle left) Did you say Under ttie direction of Lynn Middlebrook? (bottom left) Spirit Week Cake? (bottom middle) Mr. Hickman speaks about the Varsity Football team, (below) Aren ' t you glad to know our school has real girls for cheerleaders? (bottom) These people, dressed as they are, come here to what? r THE s z Another sad note for the Music dept. Mrs. Praay, pianist for the high school and music teacher for Jeffers, Nunico and Coopersville schools, is also leaving S.L. Along with the Seaway Festival, the Sr. Choir was active in Christmas programs both in school and area churches. Many members of the choir were active in the all-school musical, Hello Dolly. (top right) Sr. Choir practicing for Baccalaureate. (right) Back Row: C. Fletcher, J. Bedwin, B. Simons, M. Branyan, N. Wiewora, R. Mrozinski, P. Miller, P. Kohnke, M. Farmer, J. Horness, M. Knue, N. Bowen, D. Simons, J. Milas, J. Lewis, D. Randoll. Third Row: K. Wipperfurth, J. Kohloff, C. Martin, W. Morgan, E. Miller, T. Cherette, D. Poll, M. Ingalls, B. Burnside, G. Knue, L. Bottema, N. Verge, B. VanHall, D. Dobson, T. Hubert. Second Row: R. McAlister, W. Frietchen, T. Burt, K. Boelens, S. Sloan, D. Shutters, C. Miller, M. Two, G. Crowder, K. Legg, M. Hushyn, J. Rouber, M. Knegtes, B. Nuismer. Fronf Row; M. Boiling, R. Gagnon, M. Behil, M. Merz, A. Higley, D. VerDuin, P. DeCon, K. Vink, K. DeJoger, R. Behil, T. Brown, D. DeCon, T. Mrozinski, S. Wilkinson, J. Gray, L. LaMore, B. Horness, Mr. Bryson, director. Missing from Picture; Nan Ivins, Becky Branyan. (top left) Mrs. Praay, accompanist, (top right) Mr. Bryson, choral director. CofaovejGay Knue, Sec. Treas. QmwCti feStUfCtIi 1972 The 1 973 Seaway Choral Vocal Festival was held at S.L.H.S. Choirs from Fremont, Fruitport, Whitehall, Ludington, and Orchard View participated with the Spring Lake Sr. Choir under the direction of our guest conductor. Each choir also sang selections to be judged on. Spring Lake ' s final rating was I, I-, I. IT Under the direction of Mr. Middlebrook the S.L. Marching Bond spent its first year in its new uniforms. These students are required to spend time at bond camp every summer to practice the steps, turns and formations for the coming marching season. JL Y • . The ' 72- ' 73 year for S.L. ' s band is a happy and sad one. The band received their long awaited and hard earned uniforms. They are, how- ever losing Mr. L. Middlebrook. Through- out the years that Mr. Middlebrook has been here he has done a fantastic job. Bringing home superior ratings from innu- merable solo and ensemble festivals and district and state band festivals. His skill and attitude involving music has encour- aged many elementary and high school students. Both Mr. Van Dyke and Mr. Middle- brook bring pride and honor to S.L.H.S. (top right} He doesn ' t even have to soy it, we know, (middle rig if The Pep Band, (bottom) 1st Row: B. Bogner, M. Byl, J. Sielski, V. Faust, S. Obits, K. Selbach, L. Rogers, J. Bussard. 2nd Row: 0. Schoolcraft, S. Christman, N. Van Burgel, T. Semrinec, K. Hartman, L. Fletcher, M. Currre, K. Nisper, R. Vanderveen, C. Epplett, V. Berg, M. Muggins, D. Everhort, B. Horness, G. Vandyke, V. Grant, G. Rooker. 3rd Row: C. Willis, P. Lemke, V. Garzelloni, K. DeYoung, A. Kohnke, D. Morrison, B. Cron, K. Norton, A. Bolles, B. Doering, L. Stebbins, S. Gulis, D. Higley, D. Peterson, K. Kossuth, J. Cron, P. Whinnery, C. Wentzloff, B. Hammond, C. Kossuth, D. Harring, J. Horness. 4th Row: M. Horton, G. Katts, K. Riemersma, E. Podehl, L. Nisper, L. Kiekover, C. Borchers. (top left} Stoge left orchestra for ■■Hello Dolly. (middle left) Stage right orchestra, (below) Mr. VanDyke. 1st Row: C. Trimble, J. Katt, L. LaMore, L. Gorgon, K. Wink, S. Selbach, B. VanHall, P. Burnside, C. Czinder. 2nd Row:}. Byl, P. Borchers, K. Westhoff, T. Yob, C. Peterson, P. Show, M. Bokale, V. Ruster, L. Marring, L. Fonger, J. Milos, S. Hammond, T. Roho, K. VerBerkmoes, T. Bottema, J. Schrier. 3rd Row: M. Kniat, D. Berry, T. Bulthouse, J. Fonger, V. Vink, J. Corgan, G. Feriend, S. Mieczkowski, D. Osborn, B. Morrison, D. Hoase, R. Carlson, G. Smith, B. Plewes, T. Seekman, K. Mulder, B. Morse, A. Obits, B. Hammond, K. Mulder, K. Palkowski, D. Everhort, C. Yonker, D. Epplett. 4th Row: G. Richards, D. Dirheime, M. Reid, C. Curtiss. Wet Is the three letter word for Homecoming this year. Although it was a beautiful Friday night for the bonfire, which the Seniors and sophomores won, Saturday and the rest of the weekend was disappointing. The court consisted of Jody Bussard, K im Norton, Lori Fletcher, Vicki Suits, Karon Parker, Jim Frifeldt, Mike Wildey, Jim Coats, Jeff Boven and Randy Boyd. The queen, Kim Morton and King, Mike Wildey. f : (top left) J. Bussard, L. Fletcher, V. Suits, K. Parker, K. Horton. (middle left) J. Boven, J. Frifeldt, M. Wildey, R. Boyd, J. Coats, (top right) Queen K. Horton. (above) The king and queen, (leh) M. Wildey. (top left) Barb Cron and Mike Huggins (top right) Peggy Hubert and Dove Campbell (middle left) Stephanie Elioson and Kevin Fitzgerald (above) Jean Corgan and Mark Jannenga (left) H. C. 1971 queen Cindy Chapman and her escort Mike Walters. ' ' QvUMllVi V The theme of the ' 73 Junior Senior Prom was Summer Breeze. The class of ' 74 did a fine job decorat- ing the G.H. Community center for the evening of June 1 . Many couples enjoyed the atmosphere of a job well done. (lop left) With international flair, (middle lefij Patti and Cheryl engage in girl talk. (bottom left} Everyone helps, (below) Jeff and Laurie, (bottom) Dave is dancing con believe it? He cant! F%t«ig Wftfe OMji Pifcg RcttwfiS II There are no such things as ghosts! That ' s what many people in S.L. thought before they saw the 1972 prod- uction of Great Caesar ' s Ghost. The Senior class did a fantastic job, not only with acting but also with the special effects and lighting. This, with the joint efforts of Mrs. Wil- son and Mary Barnosky, made the year ' s Senior class play a success. (top right) He keeps trying to tell them he ' s the head of the servants, (above) A heart warming love story was intertwined throughout the plot, (right) Pheobe and Penelope discuss invisability. n nop) You always hurt the one you love, (right top) They called me Oyster! (obovej Row 1: Sandy Stedman, Kenton Bowen. Row 7: Jim Coats, Patti Wilson, Jeanette Kohloff, Michelle Knue, Melanie Johnson. Row 3: Mike Bonema, Barb Cron, Kevin FitzGerold, Tom Gifford, Ruth VonBurgel. (right) Uncle Phineas contemplates the ghost s Curtain Going Up was their first try as a class. It was a fine choice because it concerned the antics of a high school class preparing to perform an old fashioned Southern tragedy. The Class of ' 74 did a fine job on its first play. (right) Mrs. Q takes pride in another show well done, (far left} Strictest ottention must be paid fellow actors on stage, (middle) Patti Roach studies her lines, (bottom left) T he impatience of a man with a woman is disgusting. (bottom right) Lori proves that all Home Ec. teachers ore not alike. (top left) Dan is trying his sweet talk ogain. (middle left) Miis Burgess (Anne Higley) does not exactly cherish the thought of working with Mr. Peterson (Keith Van Dyke), (below) Andy (Joe Horness) does not want to go to the prom alone, (bottom) The 2 leads confront each other. y iHHHH Wj M 1 V « ■pBa||« ■j Oi lIvB r m mL !■ K WeMo This year S.L.H.S. chose to do Hello Dolly for their Spring musical. The cast and crews found this both a fun and inter- esting production. Along with a bit of luck and the passage of the millage S.L. hopes to continue with this exciting, educational area of study at S.L.H.S. (top right) Dolly visits her old friends at the Harmonia Gardens, (middle left) Barnoby and Cornelius are looking for on adventure, (middle right) Mrs. Rose, olways in excellent health, (bottom left) Mrs, Molloy and Minnie try to convince Mr. VanderGelder there are no nnen in the shop, (bottom right) Dolly has found herself o man! iT ' H ' nil I (top left) Dolly will convince Uncle Horace, (top right) Karon and Vicki Twinkletoes. (middle left) Imagine a big blue elephant, (above) Barnaby and Cornelius coming up for air. (left) The boys got caught. (top) Our lovable judge, Mike Duer. (middle) Laurie, helping with the street drop, (bottom) hAn. Q makes it clear — Kevin must end up with Dolly and nof Mrs. Molloy. (top) Our handy dandy stage crew — a bunch of real movers! (middle) The Hormonia Garden ' s super speedy waiters, (below) Jhe Citizens of New York City. s i f. , (top) Hello Dolly ' s outstanding orchestra, (middle leftjJhe men consult, (bottom eft Mrs. E. Boven the dancer ' s teacher. (middle right) Mrs. Proay, pianist, (bottom rigbtjBaTb, student director, has to listen. Sometimes rather odd phrases pass by her ears! Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service, are all keys to success. Some of Spring Lake ' s students who have these traits belong to the National Honor Society, an organization of thinkers and doers. (top right) New NHS members, (middle right) Jody, Vicki and JoAnn all trying to schedule next year ' s students, (bottom right) Mrs. Draper at Honor Society induction, (below) JvU can persuade anyone to do anything, even LVB to get her picture taken. (bottom)NHS officers; Betsy, Pres.; Tom, V. Pres.; Vicki, Sec; and Tim, Trees. GUIs A new organization for S.L.H.S. this year. Fellowship of Christian Athletes. They listen to speakers and had their own discussions. How do Christians conduct themselves during athletic contests? (top right) Mr. Hickman, faculty sponsor, (middle left} D. Dilley and J. Coats, (bottom eftj Covin speaks! (below) Dennis isn ' t sure about that one. (bottom) Jimmy Free. This year ' s Lakerette drill team per- formed at many of the home games. Dur- ing the year the girls had car washes and bake sales to pay for their new uniforms. A highlight of the year was performing at the Spring Lake vs. Grand Haven game. (top)tAT%. Neilsen, coach; Brenda Dove, treasurer; JoAnn Szubinski, V. President; Pom Shaw, President; Kristo Nisper, secretary, (middle) I ' m glad one person knows what she ' s doing! (bottom left) s that what we ' re supposed to be doing? (bottom right) Top Row: Cheryl Willis; Krista Nisper, Denise Randall, Linda Barrett. Middle Row: Anno Brown, Billie VanHoli, Mary Lyons, JoAnn Szubinski, Linda Murphy, Lisa Nisper, Brenda Dove. A Oe fecttfe i Few This has been the longest year in history for the Avanti. How- ever, In spite of the loss of staff members the 1 973 Avanti was suc- cessfully completed by the final deadline. (top right) Editor-in-Chief, JoAnn Sielski. (below right) Copy Editor, Rebecca Branyan. (below) Business Editor, Michelle Knue. (top left) JoAnn and Becky, (top right) Shelly and Patti. (middle leftjlWn is how our advisor recruits Avanti staff, (■fae owj Chris Olds, as usual, (bottom Ief1) never said I ' d be co-editor next yearl (bottom middle) She agreed — She doesn ' t know what she is in for, (bottom right} Gay, assistant Business Editor. -■.saE!Ss;s«S s, l. Held May 25 at the Spring Lake Country Club, the Class of 1 973 enjoyed their Senior Banquet. Along with the entertainment the Class presented Susanne Han- sen, Danish Exchange Student with her 1 8th birthday cake. (top right) The Class of 1 973. (middle right) The 1 973 Joy Gals, (below) M. Knue and Jody Bussard perform the class song, (bottom) Mrs. McOmber, class advisor, and Mr. Rycengo, acting Superintendent. (fop eft; Girl Talk again, (middle eftjThey can ' t be twins, (below) Where shall we sit? (bottom) Class officers with class advisor, Mr. Wildrom. 1 After the choral presentation of three songs, Lead Me Lord, ' Sing Aloud To God, and God Be In My Head, the Reverend R. Rhem gave the Baccalaureate Address. Entitled The View From The Sanctuary the Rev. Rhem spoke of the faith and activities a Christian must have within ♦he sanctuary as well as in doily life. . lii v, ' ' (top left) Mr. DeVries and Mr. Rycenga keep the guys in step, (middle left) The Sr. Choir at Baccalaureote. (bottom left) The Class of 1 973. (above) Stephanie is ready and going. Sunday, June 1 0, 1 973, was the Com- mencement day chosen for the class of ■73. The ceremony began at 3 p.m. A vocal trio of Senior girls sang Whe nce Comes Wisdom and were followed by the Salu- tatorian and Valedictorian addresses. Selections from the band and the Com- mencement Address given by Mr. R. DeVos, President of Amway Corp. pre- ceded presentation of diplomas. Mr. DeVos spoke about The Real World. The times are said to be good and bad however, the people of these days are ones to be thought about. The dedication of our generation is important. (top right) Ready and waiting, (middle rlght}T m, Jean Claude and Jan. (te ovvj Would you believe she is happy about the whole thing? (bottom right) Everyone is done now. (top left) Michelle Knue, Jeanette Kohloff and Becky Branyan, the vocal trio for Commencement, (middle left) Patti and Mrs. Wilson, (bottom left) Left and right . (below) Salutatorion, Tom Gifford. (bottom) Valedictorian, Ruth Wezeman. Senior . . . What does it really mean? To the class of 1 973 it means the end of some things and the beginning of others. Elementary recesses and high school free mods; waiting for class rings to come in; working on Homecoming or Prom committees; four years of a sport with the same people; waiting for graduation picture proofs to come in; waiting for graduation announcements, caps and gowns to arrive. Leaving friends you ' ve had for over 1 3 years seems very sad. It is only the end of one step in a person ' s life. Now every ' 73 graduate must endeavor to fit into another part of his life. (below) Officers: Jeff Boven, Pres.; Kristie Boelens, V. Pres.; Jody Bussard, Sec; Stephanie Elision, Treas. Carol Anderson Debi Anderson Steve Anderson Stanley Balkema Mary Barnosky Barbara Benkert 1. - X- ' p i i ' J Linda Boerma Betsy Bogner Jeff Boven Kenton Bowen Christie Brown I H 9 Tony Brown Jody Bussord Donna Buzzell Bruce Byl Dianne Carlson Cindy Catron Glendc Chapman Linda Charnock Robert Chittenden Sarah Christman Jim Christmas Jim Coats Jean Corgan Farrer Coston Rosemary Crain Tim Cribley Barbara Cron Don Grouse Lorry Dahlman Stephanie Eliason Barbara Ennenga David Ernest Mark Farmer Mark Fisher Kevin Fitzgerald Lisa Fletcher Lori Fletcher Jim Frifeldt Ed Gardner Tom Gifford John Gleason Dan Grable Linda Griswold Suzanne Hansen Dennis Harjer Chuck Hecksel Mike Helmers Robin Holmes Kim Norton Peggy Hubert Mark Jannenga Jack Jensen Christine Johnson Dave Johnson Melanie Johnson Ronda Karr Gary Katt Rodney Kelley JoAnne Klop Susan Klym Michelle Knue Edith Kulikamp Charles LaFrance Mike Langiois Dennis Morrison Bevin Morritt David Murphy Karlene Nadeau Colleen Nellist Janice Nichols m ' ' ' ' S jj. , : ;y i . ' :r ' ' ' . ■ !■ m l ' ' M SI t Ku y L«] Timothy O ' Kane Tom Opperman Sheryle Ott Pamela Packingham Karen Parker Jean-Claude Parme Pam Pellegrom Eric Podehl Tim Pope Dan Pranger Theresa Raha Kathy Reid Shawn Richmond Mike Roach Blair Roark Linda Rohloff Roger Rose Judi Salisbury .... ■ L ili i % ' IH rvB £1 |m H BL ri in P l D 3g 1 Greg Sayles Sarah Scholtz |:; ' ji : ? ' ' :af: jj g;Tjif M !fflMlBII, ' ■ ■ ' -g ' w?? 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BARTELS HENRYP.KINKEMA ' Grand Haven, Mich. 842-3770 HOSTETTER ' S NEWS AGENCY Carries Paperback books, magazines, candy, pipes, and tobaccos Congratulations Seniors THE DIRECTION IN WHICH EDUCATION STARTS A MAN WILL DETERMINE HIS FUTURE LIFE. — Plato security first bank trust BANK Security First Bank Trust Co. Grand Haven, Michigan 49417 616 842-3100 The 1 973 Avan+i Staff wishes to give special fhanks to: Mrs. D. Wilson Mr. L. Middlebrook Mr. H. VanDyke Brefschneider Studio Mr. Jim Thompson Mr. Ken Drake Compliments of The Wood Chopper D. BAKER SON LUMBER CO. Phone: 842-4740 peof bros.f inc. G fAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN 49417 U 2 -3 5 50 • 842 -3 5 Sr TRUCK LEASING AND RENTAL A SPECIAL MESSAGE FOR THE CLASS OF 73. . . As you progressed wi+h 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 MORSE Co. MICHIGAN I CONGRATULATIONS GARDNER DENVER COMPANY GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN yixmiiJ wiJ Ivuij Anderson Boiling 1 93 Arjer ' s 1 86 Benedict ' s 192 Bretschneider Studio 1 86 BR Metal Products 1 94 Brown Morse 1 97 Burnside Manufacturing 191 Construction Aggregates 1 90 Cope ' s Hardware 1 95 Clyde Hendrick ' s 1 95 Dahl ' s5 10 190 Dougherty ' s 1 86 D. Baker Son 1 97 DeBoer Agency Inc 1 89 DeWitt ' s Food Market 1 89 Eshleman ' s Pharmacy 1 89 Falcon Inc 1 90 Fortino ' s 1 86 Foster ' s Food Market 1 90 Grand Haven Jewelry 1 92 Holtrop Concrete Pro 1 90 Hostetter ' s News Agency 1 96 Idle Hour Lanes 1 89 James C. Bartels Henry P. Kinkema 1 95 Kammeraod Fune I Home 1 88 Model Shell 189 Paris Studio 1 92 Peel Brothers 1 97 People ' s Bank 1 87 Security First Bank Trust Co 1 96 Spencer ' s Food Market 1 86 Star Machine 1 89 Steketee ' s 1 92 Superior Sport Store 1 86 Van Houten ' s Carpet Center 1 86 Verplank ' s Coal Dock 1 90 Warber Plumbing Heating 1 88 William ' s Office Supplies 195 F(jtcujBttj li ukj Adams, Reggie 1 02, 1 03 Aldridge, Larry 76, 77 Batts, Mrs. C 14 Bassett, Charles 59, 98 Benson, Mrs. V. Bitner, George 81 Bolthouse, William 63 Boyink, Don 65 Bryson, John G 1 20, 1 21 Bussard, Mrs. J 62 Carlson, Mr. Harry 65 Cederquist, Mrs. C 110 Clark, Mrs. S 61, 116 Cook, Mrs. E 110 DeGlopper, Howard 59 DeVries, George 1 4, 84, 1 49 Draper, Mrs. J 63, 1 7, 1 38 Fisher, Mrs. F 17 Fletcher, Mrs. B 14,15 Fogel, James 62 Grabinski, Tom . 71 , 76, 77 Gustafson, Miss E 63 Huggins, James 1 4, 1 5 Hall, Mel 60, 72, 82, 83, 97, 96 Hickman, Tom 64, 76, 77, 1 25, 1 39 Hierholzer, Mr. J 60 Johnson, Mr. S 69, 11 4 Lamkin, Mrs. V Ill Lamkin, Keith 65 Lobbezoo, Mrs. M 71,101 Louisell, Mrs. J 71 , 1 04 Lucking, Mrs. Kay 62 Mattson, James 59 Maxam, Robert 72 McOmber, Mrs. J 70, 1 46 Mendenhall, Mrs. S 65 Middlebrook, Lynn 67, 1 23, 1 24, 1 25, 73 Mosher, Gary 64, 79, 95, 94 Nielson, Mrs. A 60, 1 40 Oehrii, Richard 63 Rockingham, Robert 64 Parsons, David 71 , 92, 93 Peterson, George 68 Praoy, Marcia 1 21 , 1 37, 73 Priebe, Mrs. M Ill Rohn, Don 78 Rycenga, Ted 1 0, 1 46, 1 49 Schap, Mrs. P 70 Schmitt, Mrs. E 141 Scholtz, Mrs. D 10 DeHorn, Miss B 10 Secory, Mike 78 Secory, Peg 1 06 Smith, Ronald 66, 69 Susterich, Mrs. P 63 Tripp, Mrs. B 70 Trumpfeller, Mrs. R 60, 66, 1 1 6 Trumphfeller, Robert 59 VanBeukering, Miss L 61 , 1 38 Van Duinen, Wayne 68 Von Dyke, Harvey 1 24, 1 25, 73 Von Weelden, Mrs. G 10 Vigland, Roger 1 6, 1 7 Visser, Bill 79 Wescott, Miss 70 Wilsrom, Joel 1 7, 87, 1 47 Wilson, Mrs. A 61 , 1 30, 1 32, 1 36, 1 51 Wolbrink, Paul 61 Wright, Jay 72 Wydra, Mrs. J 58, 1 1 7 Adams, Matt 45, 66, 83, 98, 99 Adams, Tom G 45 Adams, Tom W 45 Aldred, Pam 33 Alger, Steve 45, 98, 99 Anderson, Carol 21 Anderson, Carol 1 53 Anderson, Cathy 33 Anderson, Debbie 1 01 , 1 53 Anderson, Steve 92, 1 53 Anthes, Paul 33 Aurich, Wayne 21 Boars, Marl 21 Bailey, Tim 33,92 Blakale, Margaret 33, 1 1 3, 1 1 6, 1 25 Baklarz, Frank 21,79,87 Balkema, Stan 153 Barbrick, Marge 45, 67 Barnett, Laurie 21 Barnosky, David 33 Barnosky, Mary 1 30, 1 53 Barrett, Lynda 33, 1 40 Batchelder, Scott 33, 78 Bedv in, Julie 21, 120 Behm, Debi 45 Beihl, Demaris 21 , 1 20 Beihl, Renee 33, 120 Bell, Keith 33 Benkert, Barb 1 53 Benkert, Debbie 33 Bennett, George 33 Bennett, Jim 77, 1 54 Benson, Chris 33 Benson, Geoffry 45, 96 Berg, Debbie 33 Berg, Vicki 45, 1 24 Berry, David 21, 125 Berry, Juli 66, 1 38, 1 54 Bethell, John 45 Bills, Mike 33 Biros, Chris 21 Blakely, Denise 21 Blakely, Ken 45,92 Boelens, Kristie 1 20, 1 52, 1 54 Boerma, Brad 21 , 79, 87, 94 Boerma, Linda 1 54 Boerma, Mike 34, 78, 94, 95 Bogdajewicz, Alicia 46 Boes, Lucinda 2 1 , 1 07, 20 Bogner, Betsy 1 24, 1 38, 1 54 Bolles, Al 21,94, 124 Boiling, Mark 21 Boiling, Mary 34, 1 20 Bomers, Paul 1 55 Bonema, Mike 1 31 , 1 55 Borchers, ClaudeHe 1 24, 1 55 Borchers, Jennifer 45, 1 25 Botbyl, David 45, 1 29 Bottema, Lisa 32, 34, 1 04, 1 1 4, 1 20 Bottema, Teri 45, 1 02, 1 25 Boven, Brian 45 Boven, Jeff 84, 1 26, 1 52, 1 55 Boven, Steve 33 Bowen, David 21 Bowen, Kenton 1 31 , 1 55 Bowen, Nancy 44, 45, 1 20 Bowen, Tim 45, 98, 1 1 3, 1 38 Boyd, Jeff 21,87 Boyd, Randy 76, 77, 87, 1 26, 1 55 Branyan, Melissa 2 1 , 1 20 Branyan, Rebecca . . 1 20, 142, 143, 151, 156 Brege, Cheryl 21 Bricker, Barb 45 Briegel, Randy 21 , 79 Brower, Janet 1 56 Brower, Ken 1 56 Brown, Chris 102, 104, 156 Brown, Toni 1 20, 1 57 Browne, Anna 21 , 1 40 Brownlee, Ron 21 Brownlee, Roxanne 21 Bryant, Shayne 77 , 1 57 Brye, Judy 45 Bulthouse, Tim 21, 125 Burmeister, Randy 45 Burns, Denise 45 Burnside, Brian 22, 79 Burnside, Bruce 34, 1 20 Burnside, David 34 Burnside, Pam 22, 1 01 , 1 25 Burt, Don 45,77 Burt, Tammy 34, 1 20 Busman, Carmen 22 Bussard,Jody . . 1 24, 1 26, 1 46, 1 38, 1 52, 1 57 Buzzell, Donna 1 57 Byl, Bruce 77, 115, 158 Byl, Jeanne 34, 101, 106, 125 Byl, Michelle 45,101,124 Bytwerk, Barbara 45, 1 01 Calif, Judy 46 Califf, Ron 22, 78, 94 Combell, Bonnie 22 Cambell, David 63, 1 27 Cambell, Sue 34 Campion, Jon 34, 81 , 94, 95 Carlisle, David 46 Carlisle, Steve 34 Carlson, Dana 78 Carlson, Diane 1 58 Carlson, Rick 22, 1 25 Carowitz, Kay 34 Carter, Don 46 Carter, Ron 22 Catron, Cindy 1 1 7, 1 58 Catron, Jack 32, 34 Chopin, Ann 34, 1 06, 1 1 7 Chapman, Brad 22, 78, 87 Chapman, Glenda 1 01 , 1 58 Chornock, Linda 1 58 Cherette, Tony 34, 1 20 Chittenden, Bob 1 58 Chittenden, Brad 34 Chittenden, Don 46, 77, 1 33 Chittenden, Julie 22 Chittenden, Mark 22 Christmon, Sarah 1 24, 1 59 Christmon, Tim 1 59 Cleveland, Mary 22 Clover, Larry 34 Clover, Mike 34 Coats, Jim 1 26, 1 31 , 1 39, 1 59 Collins, Mark 34 Conway, Scott 46 Cook, Ronald 34 Corgon, Jean 1 27, 1 59 Corgan, Jill 34, 101 , 1 1 7, 1 25 Corgan, Lynn 22, 1 07, 1 25 Costley, Debbie 22 Costley, Jim 34 Coston, Forrer 1 59 Coston, Sam 22 Cowan, Ruth 22 Cox, Kim 46 Cox, Larry 34 Croin, Rosemary 1 1 4, 1 59 Crain, Vicki 47 Cramblet, Sam 22 Cribley, Tim 1 60, 1 50 Cron, Barbara . 1 02, 1 24, 1 27, 1 31 , 1 37, 1 60 Cron, Joseph 47, 1 24 Crouse, Cathy 22 Crouse, Dan 1 60 Crouse, Sharon 35 Crow, Kathleen 47 Crow, Lynwood 34 Crowder, Glenn 35, 1 20 Currie, Mary 47, 1 04, 1 24 Currier, Mary 22, 101 Curtiss, Chuck 22, 1 25 Curtiss, Debbie 22 Curtiss, Deborah 47 Curtiss, Gordon 47 Curtiss, Linda 22 Czinder, Bernard 47 Czinder, Charlene 35, 1 25 Czinder, JoAnn 35, 1 02 Dahlman, Larry 1 60 Dallas, Darlene 1 35 DeCan, Darcie 1 20 DeCan, Doreen . 22 DeCan, Patty 23, 1 20 DeGlapper, Mary 47, 1 1 6 DeJager, Kay 47, 1 1 6, 1 20 DeJonge, Don 47 Dennis, Kathy 23 Dennis, Larry 47 DeWitt, Gail 35, 1 1 7 DeWitt, Jayne 47 DeWitt, Sandy 23 DeYounge, Karen 47, 1 24 Dilley, Dennis 1 39, 1 60 Dirheimer, Dennis 35, 78, 1 25, 96 Disselkoen, Sandy 23 Dobson, Denise 35, 1 20 Doering, Bruce 35, 1 24 Donner, Leo 47, 1 1 3 Donner, Lisa 35, 1 1 6 Donner, Theresa 23 Donselar, Mark 1 60 Dornbos, John Dove, Brenda 35, 1 40 Duer, Mike 47, 77, 92, 93, 1 36 Duma, Diane 35 Duncan, Max 47,80,81 Dusenberry, Debby 23 Eaves, Theresa 23 Ebel, Steven 47 Edmondson, Greg 47 Egbers, Rodney 47 Egbers, Roxanne 35 Elioson, Stephanie 1 27, 1 49, 1 52, 1 61 Eller, Vivian 23 English, Galen 47 Ennengo, Barb 1 1 7, 1 61 Epplett, Christy 23, 1 24 Epplett, Dave 35, 1 25 Erdman, Cathy 35, 1 1 6 Erhorn, Jeff 23,87 Erkes, John 48,96 Ernst, Cheryl 48 Ernst, Dave 66, 1 61 Ernst, Don 47 Essebaggers, Mike 35 Everhart, Dave 77, 92, 1 24, 161 Everhart, Don 23, 78, 96, 1 25 Farley, Potti 23 Farmer, Mark 162,92,120 Farmer, Shanon 23 Faust, Vicki 1 24, 1 38 Feriend, Gail 48, 1 02, 1 25 Fisher, Dave 48, 83 Fisher, Mark 162 Fitzgerald, Kevin . . . 1 1 3, 1 14, 1 27, 1 31 , 1 36, 162 Fitzgerald, Mark 20, 23 Fitzgerald, Richard 35, 78, 11 3, 1 1 4 Fletcher, Cheryl 48, 1 20 Fletcher, Lisa 124, 162 Fletcher, Lori 126, 162 Fonger, Jane 48, 1 03, 1 25 Fonger, Lucy 23, 1 03, 1 25 Francis, Scott 23 Frietchen, Steve 35, 82, 96 Frietchen, Wanda 24, 1 04, 1 20 Frifeldt, James . 76, 77, 84, 92, 1 26, 1 39, 1 62 Frifeldt, Lora 24 Fuller, Toni 24 Gagnon, Bryan 35 Gagnon, Rosemary 35, 1 06, 1 20 Gardner, Ed 66, 83, 96, 163 Gardner, Mark 48 Gardner, Mike 48 Gardner, Vicki 24 Garrison, Brent 35, 98 Garter, Alan 77 Garzelloni, Julie 24, 1 03 Garzelloni, Teresa 24 Garzelloni, Valerie 48, 67, 1 01 , 1 03, 1 24 George, Debra 24 Ghykas, Sydney 24 Gieske, Gayl 24, 1 02 Gieske, Greg 35 Gifford,Tom 1 13, 131, 138, 151, 163 Gleason, John 1 63 Gordon, Jamie 48 Gould, Sandy 24 Grable, Danny 1 63 Grant, Don 35, 91 Grant, Vickie 48, 103, 124 Gray, Gary 24, 79, 94 Gray, John 35, 1 20 Gray, Judi 36 Gray, Linda 49 Greaves, Dave 24 Greaves, Denise 36 Grisv old, Linda 163 Gulis, Steve 36, 81 , 1 24 Haack, Terry 1 24 Haase, Doug 24, 1 25 Habian, Mike 36 I _ - ' I Habian, Vicki 49, 11 7 Hamilton, Loverne 36 Hamilton, Yvonne 24 Hammond, Bruce 49, 82, 96, 1 24 Hammond, Bryan 24, 96, 1 25 Hammond, Sherri 36, 1 04, 1 25 Hansen, Suzanne 112,1 46, 1 63 Hanson, Craig 49 Hanson, Laura 24 Harbeck, Sue 49 Harms, Jeff 49 Harjer, Dennis 76, 77 Harms, Sharon 36, 1 02 Harper, John 36 Harring, Daniel 83, 96, 1 24 Harring, Laura 49, 101, 125 Harring, Linda 24, 1 01 , 1 03, 1 04 Harrison, Kathryn 49 Hartman, Kim 36, 1 24 Hasenbank, Chris 25 Hecht, Gary 77 Hecksel, Greg 36 Hecksel, Marvin 36 Henderson, Brenda 36 Hicks, Brian 36 Hicks, Sally 25 Higley, Anne 49, 120, 131 Higley, Dave 25, 78, 79, 1 24 Hill, Ada 36 Hill, Georgia 36 Hoeker, Kathleen 36, 1 04, 1 01 Holmes, Robin 91 Horness, Brenda 25, 1 20 Horness, Joseph 44, 49, 1 20, 1 33 Horton, Kim 1 03, 1 24, 1 26 Horton, Mike 25 Howard, Sherry 36 Howe, Loretta 44, 49, 1 1 6, 1 32 Hubert, Peg 1 27, 1 65 Hubert, Terry 36, 1 20 Hudson, Kenna 25 Huggins, Mike 49, 77, 96, 97, 1 24, 1 27 Huggins, Steve 25, 78, 87, 96 Hushyn, Mari-Lou 49, 1 02, 1 03, 1 20 Ingalls, Greg 36, 78 Ingalls, Marlin 36, 1 20 Ivins, Nanette 44, 49, 1 20 Jackson, Carlo 25 Jannenga, Mark 1 27, 1 65 Jenkins, Romaine 25 Jensen, Robert 83, 96 Jensen, Jack 1 65 Jensen, Kurt 36, 82, 83, 96 Jensen, Sue 49 Jobin,Janelle 25, 101,104 Johnson, Brad 25 Johnson, Christine 104, 165 Johnson, David 25, 79, 98, 99 Johnson, Dove 1 65 Johnson, Eric 25, 79, 96 Johnson, Gale 25 Johnson, Joy 25 Johnson, Kevin 36 Johnson, Melanie 1 65 Johnson, Sue 36, 1 01 Johnston, Steve 25, 79 Jones, Craig 49 Jones, Laurie 36 Jones, Mike 37 Jonio, Ron 37 Kaffenberger, Dave 37 Kaffenberger, Theresa 25 Kamp, Linda 49 Karr, Rhonda 1 66 Karr, Tom 25 Kary, Chris 49 Kats, Glen 25, 79, 1 24 Katt, Gary 1 66 Katt, Jessie 37, 1 25 Katt, Sandy 25 Kelley, Diane 26 Kelley, Kim 49 Kelley, Rod 77, 1 66 Kiekover, Linda 49, 1 24 Kimball, Chan 26 Kline, Debbie 37 Kline, Dennis 1 02, 1 04 Kloote, Linda 49, 1 01 Klop, JoAnne 1 66 Klugas, Gina 26, 1 01 Klym, Sue 1 66 Knechtges, Michelle 50, 1 1 6, 1 20 Kniat, Mike 50, 67, 1 25 Knue, Gay 32, 37, 1 20, 1 21 Knue, Michelle 1 20, 1 30, 1 43, 1 5 1 , 1 66 Kohloff, Jeanette 1 20, 1 31 , 1 51, 167 Kohnke, Anna 50, 1 24 Kohnke, Paul 37, 1 20 Kolkema, Bob 26 Kolkema, Steve 50 Kortekaas, Anna 37, 1 1 7 Kortekaas, Betty 26 Kossuth, Kent 1 24, 1 67 Kossuth, Craig 26, 1 24 Kossuth, Kurt 37, 98 Koster, Brenda 26 Koster, Bonnie 50 Koster, Robert 37 Krazinski, Ed 26 Kubczak, Tom 26 Kuiper,John 81,96, 167 Kulikamp, Edith 1 67 Kunkel, Dave 26,79 Kuziak, Lori 26 LaFrance, Charles 167 LaFronce, Mark 26 Laman, Lisa 26 Lamore, Linda 26, 1 20, 1 25 Langlois, Louis 50 Longlois, Mike 1 67 Langlois, Ron 37 Legg, Kevin 1 20 Lemke, Patii 50, 101 , 1 23, 1 24 Lemmel, Ginger 26 Lewis, Debbie 65 Lewis, Joan 1 20 Leymon, Joan 37 Lind, Marvin 26 Logic, David 38 Luoma, Joe 26, 96 Lyons, Bill 50, 96 Lyons, Mary 38, 1 40 Lyons, Richard 26, 79 Lyons, Tina 38 MacGirr, Angle 1 68 Marter, Harvey 26, 94 Martin, Cindy 27, 1 20 Martin, Mark 38 Massengill, Jayne 38, 1 1 7 Mastenbrook, Paul 27 Matthewson, Jim 50 McAlister, Robin 1 20 McCloud, Steve 92 McGregor, Vicki 50 McKay, Kelley 27, 79, 94 McKay, Potti 50 Melton, Debbie 50 Melo, Francisco 112 Melton, Rochelle 27 Mendham, MarieAnn 27 Merz, Marie 38, 103, 1 1 7, 1 20 Micheol, Debbie 50 Mieczkowski, Jim 27 Mieczkowski, Sally 50, 1 25 Milas, Jennifer 27, 120, 125 Milleman, Carol 27 Miller, Charles 98, 1 68 Miller, Craig 1 20 Miller, Ed 27, 1 20 Miller, Phil 50,120 Miller, Rusty 50 Miller, Steve 1 68 Mitchell, John 168 Mohrhardt, Covin 27, 79, 87, 96, 1 39 Mohrhardt, Craig 98, 1 68 Moore, Annette 27 Moore, Kim 50 Moore, Sandy 38 Morehouse, Cynthia 50 Morehouse, Darrell 38 Morford, Bruce 38, 94 Morgan, Wendy 27, 1 20 Morrison, Brian 20, 27, 79, 1 25 Morrison, Dennis 1 24, 1 68 Morritt, Bevin 1 69 Morse, Brad 51 Moyle, Julie 27 Mronzinski, Randolph 38, 77, 94, 95, 1 20 Mronzinski, Tammi 27, 1 20 Mulder, Ken 27, 1 25 Muller, Larry 27, 79 Murphy, Dave 1 69 Murphy, Linda 27, 1 40 Murisse, Jon 51 Myers, Robin 27 Nadeau, Korlene 1 69 Nadeau, Kip 27 Nearebout, Charles 38 Nessen, Norma 38 Nienhouse, Ron 28, 79 Neuhaus, Kathy 51 Nienhouse, Tony 38, 78 Nellist, Colleen 1 69 Nelson, Laura 51, 129, 136 Newell, Gerri 51 Newell, Rodney 51 Nichols, Barbara 51, 101 Nichols, Jan 150,169 Nisper, Kristo 51 , 1 24, 1 40 Nisper, Lisa 28, 1 24, 1 40 Novakowski, Mary 28 Novakowski, Mike 38 Novakowski, Roy 28 Nuismer, Barb 1 20 Obits, Alan 28, 1 25 Obits, Suzanne 51 , 1 24 O ' Kane, Stanley 39 O ' Kane, Timothy 1 70 Olds, Chris 112 Olds, Jeff 28,81 Olds, Matt 51,81 Olson, Steve 38 Giving, Henrik 51 Opperman, Linda 51 Opperman, Thomas 77 , 1 70 Osbourn, Doug 28, 77, 1 25 Ott, Dee Dee 39 Ott, Joy 28 Ott, Sheryle 1 70 Rockingham, Pam 1 70 Page, Theresa 28 Palkowski, Kirk 39, 94, 1 25 Parker, Doug 28, 79 Parker, Karon 1 26, 1 70 Parme, Jean Claude 96, 1 1 2, 1 50, 1 70 Parsons, Elburn 171 Partridge, Gregg 51, 77 Paulssen, Anita 20, 28 Pellegrom, Dave 39 Pellegrom, Julie 1 71 Pellegrom, Kris 39, 1 06 Pellegrom, Pom 171 Pelz, Judy 39 Peterson, Bill 28, 83, 96 Peterson, Carolynn 39, 1 25 Peterson, Cindy 39, 1 02, 1 04 Peterson, David F 51 , 1 24 Peterson, David J 51 Peterson, Lillian 1 71 Peterson, Sarah 39, 1 04 Pfieffer, Marianne 102 Pietila, JoAnn 51 Plantenga, Cindy 28, 1 01 , 1 03, 1 07 Plewes, Bill 125 Podhel, Eric 77, 94, 1 24, 1 72 Pope, Tim 1 72 Poll, David 28, 77, 1 20 Povilaitis, Sharon 28 Pranger, Dan 1 72 Price, Steve 39 Price, Sue 28, 101 Rabidoux, Barb 1 72 Radar, Jim 51,96 Radar, Tom 29, 79 Roha, Theresa 1 1 6, 1 25, 1 73 Raha, Tim 52 Randall, Denise 52, 120, 140 Rothbun, Dole 29 Rauber, Joanna 52, 103, 120 Reid, Kathy 1 73 Reid,Mike 29 Reminder, Shelly 32, 39, 1 1 7 Repper, Paul 29, 79, 76 Repper, William 52 Rescoria, Ted 29, 78, 87, 96 Reynolds, Deb 52, 104 Reynolds, Mary 39 Reynolds, Warren 39, 78, 96 Rhoades, Judy 29 Richards, Gory 39, 1 25 Richards, Mike 29, 96 Richmond, Shown 1 73 Riemersma, Keith 39, 1 2 4 Roach, Mike 83, 96, 1 73 Roach, Pot 52, 1 32 Roark, Blair 1 74 Robords, David 29, 83 Robertson, Cheryl 29 Rockey, Bill 39 Rogers, Leanna 39, 1 24 Rohloff, Linda 16, 1 1 7, 1 74 Rohloff, Louise 40, 102 Rohloff, Mike 52 Rohloff, Pat 29, 78 Rollenhogen, Jackie 53 Romans, Rick 40 Rooker, Greg 52, 66, 1 24 Rose, April 52 Rose, Roger 1 74 Rouwhorst, Pafti 40 29 Royce, Ed ... . 52 Royce, Dan . . . 40 Ruiter, DoHie . . 29 Ruster, Vicki . . 40 Rymal, Rick . . 52, 77, 92 Rymal, Russ . . 29, 78, 94 Sabo, Gary . , . 52 Sabo, Greg . . . 29 Salisbury, Judi . 174 Samdal, Bruce . 52 Sayles, Bryan . 40,78 Sayles, Greg . 80,81, 175 Schindlbeck, Chris 40, 1 06 Schmidt, Linda . 29 Schmidt, Mary . 52 Schohl, Mark . . 40 Scholtz, Sarah . 175 Schoolcraft, Debi 124, 175 Schosso, Dan . 29 Schrier, Jan . . . 29, 102, 125 Scott, Debra . . 29 Scott, Karen . . 40, 1 04 Seekman, Tom . 40,94, 125 Selbach, Kristin 52, 102, 124 Selbach, Susan 29,125 Selgert, Lorrie . 40 Seminec, Teresa 53, 124 Semkiw, Lisa . . 29 Severance, Jackie 53 Shaw, Les . . . . 53 Show, Pam . . . 29, 125,140 Shaw, Paul . . . 40,66 Shear, Bonnie . 29 Shear, Fred . . . 175 Shears, Sharon 53 Sheridan, Freda 29 Sheridan, Joel . 53 Sheridan, Tim . 53 Shinn, Wendall 40 Shutters, David 29, 1 20 Shutters, Tom . 40 Sielski, JoAnn . 124,138,142, 176 Silver, Doug . . 40 Simons, Beverly 29, 1 20 Simons, Debra . 53, 120 Slager, Brian . . 176 Slater, Terry . . 53 Slotter, Steve . 29 Slaughter, Scot! 40 Sloan, Sharon . 41, 120 Sloan, Tom . . . 176 Smart, James . . 53,91,92 Smith, Becky . . 41 Smith, Chris . . . 53 Smith, Debbie Ann 41 Smith, Deborah 41 Smith , Guy . . . 30,83,125 Smith, Jan .... 98, 1 76 Smith, Kathy . . 53 Smith, Stephen 177 Snively, Janine 53 Spongier, Ed . . 30 Spangler, Laurie 53 Sparks, Gail 53 Spencer, Dana 30 Spinner, Chris 41 Stark, Harvey 41 Start, Jeff 53,129 Stebbins, Lorry 53, 1 24 Stebbins, Marilee 30 Stedman, Donald 53, 84, 92 Stedmon, Sandra 1 31 , 1 77 Stegman, Dee Dee 30 Suits, Vicki 104, 126, 177 Sutliff, James 54 Sweet, Joe 30 Swikowski, Rob 41 Szubinski, JoAnn 54, 1 1 6, 1 40 Szubinski, Mark 30 Tatu, Joe 30 Taylor, Luann 54 Taylor, Sue 30 Teunis, Donna 1 77 Thomas, Grace 1 04, 1 78 Thomas, Jeff 41 Thornell, Sharon 30 Tidd, Rodney 1 78 Timmerman, Kathy 30 Tokarczyk, Cindy 30 Tokarczyk, Craig 30 Trimble, Corinne 41,125 Trimble, Patti 1 78 Trondvich, David 41 Tuin, Dennis 30 Tuin, Kathy 41 Two, Matt 30, 1 20 Two, Paul 54 Vaandering, Judy 41 Voandering, Art 54 VanBurgel, Nancy 41, 101,117,124 VanBurgel, Ruth 1 31 , 1 78, 1 04 VanderMeulen, Paul 30, 87 VonderVeen, Rich 1 24, 1 79 VanderZwoag, Wayne 30 Van Dyke, Gary 30, 94 Van Dyke, Keith 54, 1 24, 1 33 Van Dyck, Laura 9 Van Hall, Billie Ann 41,1 40, 1 25, 1 20 Von Hall, Debbie 41, 116 Van Hall, Tom 54 Van Hoeven, Joey 54, 96 Van Oordt, Tom 30 Van Pelt, Nancy 1 79 Van Strote, Scott 41 Van Strote, Tim 54 Van Weelden, Pom 1 79 Vargo, Chris 54 Vargo, Jack 42 Vargo, Nancy 54, 1 20 Veneklousen, Bob 98, 99, 1 79 Veneklousen, Mark 30, 81 VerBerkenoes, Alan 77 1 80 VerBerkmoes, Karen 42, 1 1 7, 1 25 VerBerkmoes, Pat 1 80 VerDuin, Deborah 30, 1 20 Vink, Kendra 30, 1 20, 1 25 Vink, Lorry 42,81 Vink, Laura 30 Vink, Vicki 31, 125 Vipond, Rictor 31 Visser, Bud 54, 77 Vollmer, Brian 31, 96, 83, 87 Vollmer, Bruce 3 1 , 83, 87, 96 Vollmer, Dave 31, 94 Vollmer, Jon 42 Vollmer, Larry 55, 83 Vollmer, Stu 8 1 , 92, 1 80 Walling, Mike 31 Walters, Tom 55, 77, 84, 96 Warber, Bob 55 Way, Darrell 31 Wentzloff, Corey 3 1 , 87, 1 24 Wentzloff, Steve 55 Westhoff, Kathy 42, 1 06, 1 1 7, 1 25 Wezeman, Don 42 Wezeman, Ed 55 Wezeman, Ruth 1 51 , 1 80 Wheeler, Jude 42 Wheeler, Mike 55 Whinerg, Peter 42, 83, 96, 1 24 White, Thomas 42 Wiersmo, Kathy 42 Wiersma, Kip 55, 77 Wiewioro, Nancy 43, 1 20 Wigger, Diane 181 Wigger, Kevin 43 Wiggins, Mark 31 Wildey, Mike 77, 92, 93, 1 26, 1 81 Wildey, Rick 31, 79 Wilkinson, Jeff 55 Wilkinson, Shirley 55, 1 20 Williams, Maribeth 43 Willis, Barry 181 Willis, Cheryl 43, 1 24, 1 40 Wilson, Greg 43 Wilson, Patti 100, 101, 129, 131, 181 Wilson, Ron 31,94 Wilson, Roxonne 31 Wing, Mike 31 Winkelmon, Carol 43 Wipperfurth, Karen 43, 1 20 Wisman, Brendo 43 Wisman, Brian 43 Witternongel, Leiah 181 Wolvolek, Carol 55 Wolvolek, Gary 181 Workman, Barb 1 82 Wozniak, Deb 1 82 Wright, MoryAnn 55 Wurm, Don 31 , 79 Wurm, Pot 79 Yonker, Chris 43, 92, 94, 1 25 Yonker, Judy 31 Youn, Mike 55 Young, Cheryl 1 29, 1 82 Young, Jeff 31,79 Zackarios, Debi 31 Zenko, Holly 1 02, 1 82 J! 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