Spring Lake High School - Avanti Yearbook (Spring Lake, MI)
- Class of 1974
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It ' s oil done! (4) Linda Horring, Kendra Vink, and Brenda Horness, put forth their prettiest smiles when soliciting ads. HUM E 4. ( 1 ) Who can work in this mess? (2) Bud Visser and Linda Marring drew many layouts. (3) Rich Ketner, Kendra Vink, Kim Cox, and Brenda Horness found many of Bud ' s captions amusing. (4) Kim Cox. A New Captain at the Helm Mr. Ted Rycenga, who has been a teacher, principal, and curric- ulum director in the Spring Lake school system, became the District Superintendent on July 1 , 1 973. (1 ) Miss DeHorn. (2) Mr. Rycengo. (3) Mrs. VanWeelden. (4) Mrs. Scholtz Dedicated — Service In our society — we govern ourselves — dedicated citizens, elected by the people, give freely of their time and effort — endeavoring in all ways to provide our community with the best in education, instructions, and facilities. School board members are: Mr. Michael Papanoli, President Mrs. Eleanor Schmitt, Vice-President Mr. Edwin Deremo, Secretary Mrs. Mary Selbach, Treasurer Mrs. Mary Ann Adams Mr. Marlin Ingalls Mr. Walter Nienhouse ■• 4iP jjT Community School Education doesn ' t end at high school or college, but continues as long as you live. One place you can find adults having fun, learning a new skill or hobby, or going to class is the Community School. At the Community School, adults not only can complete their high school education, they can involve themselves in sewing, typing, photography, French, and many other enriching activities. Enrichment gives everyone a better outlook on life. (1) Tiny tots start learning early. (2) Mrs. Mierle makes use of her creative ability. (3) Senior Citizens take over the Start farm. 1 ) Graduates applauded after receiving their diplomas. (2) J. Jarvi, C. Berry, Louise and Don Curtiss. (3) Berry congratulates Judy Brown. The Problem Solvers Going to college? Got a problem? Having trouble scheduling? Need a job? The counselors understand and do their best to help all students. (1) Mrs. Draper giving Larry some good, sound advice. (2) Nov what ' s the matter? Mr. Fekoski. (3) Appointments, answering the phone, and student sched- ules are just o part of Mrs. Leech ' s job. (4) An unusual problem causes Mr. Wildrom to stop and think. The Front Office Administration . . . expression which guides those who are looking for a way to share and create . . . Strong leadership keeps things moving smoothly during the school day. Kitchen and Maintenance These departments are among the most important in the school. Without them the school would, or course, be inoperable. Giving us good lunches, keeping the school clean and in good physical condition, and keeping the buses running are all essential portions of the sys- tem. OPPOSITE PAGE: (1) Mrs. DeGroff and Mrs. Sleeper. (2) Mrs. Vollmer prepa man the ovens. (3) Don ' t look at me. I only work here. (4) I ' m tellin ' you this chicken is still olivel (5) Mrs. Turner likes to sleep on the job. (6) Man does not live by bread alone. Mrs. Coffey. 1 ) Mr. Hickman and Mr. Rescorlo keep things running smoothly. (2) You made the mess, you clean it up. Bob Borehom. (3) Lawrence believes that actions speak louder than words. (4) Big John supervises the work at hand. (5) Earl the Pearl. Shhh!! Students are enjoying our newly expanded library tremendously this year. Added space to make room for more students, books, resources, and modern equipment are just a few of its many advantages. More study booths equipped with outlets enable students to learn individually from tapes and film strips. Three new people joined the library staff this year — Mrs. Schoo, Mrs. Ritts, and Mrs. Holstein. Along with their duties in keeping the library In order, they have also learned that the only way to keep the students in order is with an iron fist — but don ' t forget that relenting smile! l yiZk - ' i 1) Ms. Holstein, somebody just knocked over the cord catalog. (2) Wow, what G hunk of man! I wonder why he left? Anna Duer, Sue Gray. (3) Look, if you want to sleep, go to the commons. It ' s quiet in there. Mrs. Benson, Greg Partridge. (4) The library is a very friendly pla tm- i: - iw Vv-? • mm ' i ' ' mL ' A ' L ' ' H m ' dZsJM jl. s . U T 1 Ipr-J Hang in There Baby!! The first year of High School is tough. Freshmen hove to start at the bottom of the ladder and after four years, hopefully they will have reached the top. The Freshmen showed great determination and if they continue at their present pace, the class of ' 77 will make It just fine. OPPOSITE PAGE: (1) Hey baby, give me five. Sue Gray. (2) I knew he was around here someplace. Cindy Horness. (3) Fresh- lass officers — Joe Yob, Roger Seek- man, Ann Milas, Garth Francis. 1 ) She is kind of walloped isn ' t she. Cindy Rosema, Rob Slelski. (2) Rich Ketner found that working on the yearbook can be fun. Dianne Aurich Phil Baldus Mike Barnosky Barb Botts Jim Bell Tim Bench Carl Benkert Mike Berg Paul Bernard Cindy Blakeley Lori Boersma Lynn Boiling Rick Boiling Steve Bolthouse Bill Boonstra Mark Brady Nora Brautigam Phillip Brautigan Cathy Brege Jim Brye Sue Brye David Burns Rebecca Bulson Gary Bulthouse Jiselle Bussard Steve Buzzell Scott Bytwerk Rondy Carlisle Robert Carskadon Valerie Carter Craig Catron Ross Chittenden Art Converse Helen Cox Rhonda Cross Gary Crowder Sandy Crowder Marcia Currie Tom Cutler Brenda Dancz Carolyn Decan Gale DeWitt Diane Dennis John Doebel Mathew Donner Micheal Donner Ladonna Drent Anna Duer Dennis Dufon Becky Dusenberry Vicky Dykehouse Beth Epplet Amy Erhorn Phillip Former Ann Milas takes time out to look at the camera. % p W p f z . Brad FeH James Fischer John Fischer Mary Fisher Garth Francis Kothy Fritchen Bob Gardener Nickolas Gardener Mary Gorzelloni Cindy George Mike Gimborys Henry Glazek Randy Goodin Nancy Gooding Sue Gray Betty Griswold Greg Gritzmaker Dale Hamilton Jeane Hamm Beverly Hansen Michele Harms Karin Hartman Kim Hecksel Diane Hellman Brenda Holme Dan Holt Mary Howe Dave Hubert Bob Jenson Kim Johnson Lewis Johnson Don Jones Tim Komp Rich Ketner Brent Klukos Barb Kloote (37) Joe Horness and Amy Erhorn get these funny spells sometimes. Dana Knight Nino Knue Dale Kohnke Don Krieger Renee LaFrance Jan Longlois (1) Dan Smart always has that crafty smile on his face. Terri Lantrin Roxonne Larsen Donna Leonard Kristy Lewis Tami Luoma Rich MacDonald Kerry McNitt Marvin Mershon Bob Myers Ann Milos Marcia Miller Mark Miller Tim Moorehead Joan Moser Patti Moyle Penny Noerebout Mary Neher Debbie Nelson Gerri Nichols Dave Nienhouse Jim Ogiivy Crystal Oilman Debbie O ' Neal Scott Opperman Sue Pietila Rick Rake Karen Pike Kothy Pirrorta Mary Rakosky Beth Rathbun Jim Reid Dave Rickert Tom Roach Kathy RohloH Cindy Rosema Stephanie Rooker Randy Rose Gail Rubeck Ron Rymal Juanita Scott Roger Seekman Debbie Semelbouer Steve Semrinec Laura Siegel Rob Sielski Dan Smart Carri Smith Harlan Spear Charlene Sweet Clinton Taggart Bonnie Thorstein Jeff Timmins Jon Tomasiewic Carol Tuin {]) Nobody told me there was still ketchup in the penny jug. Rose Vargo (1 ) I ' ll give you a dollar if you put my picture in the yearbook. Kim Johnson. (2) Amy Erhorn, girl of many faces. ' • 5 i Jib. . « Ji ♦s. . Debby Teur Debby Tysn Cathy Wolma Sarah Walters Jessica Wosserman Scott Webb W Chuck Welsh A Nancy Westhoff Lori Wildey Todd Willis Amey Wipperfurth Tom Winegor Michele Wing Ann Whinnery Rose Vargo Dean VanderMeulen Richard VonderWall Mark VanDop Dan VanHouten Gail VanWeelden (1 ) How can I love you if your hair is dirty? Ann Duer, Dan Smart. (2) I knew I shouldn ' t have token Trig, this year. Cindy Rosema. (3) My friends left me hangingl Randy Carlisle. 1) No I ' m not giving you that for the hat. Anno Duer. (2) Dan Smart, Pot Wilson, end Lou Johnson discover that going to a gymnastic meet isn ' t all that bad! (3) Going to Basket- ball games was alwoys fun for Sarah Walters. Steve Vipond Ruth Whitman Brenda Wolosecki Pot Wurm Craig Zacharros y6 Comin on Strong The spirit of ' 76 is on the move. The sophomore ' s first encounter with real spirit was in winning the hall decorations contest. Keep it up ' 761 Carol Ander! Rich Anderson Wayne Aurich Mori Boars Frank Baklorz Laurie Barnett Julie Bedwin Mara Beihl Dave Berry Chris Biros Denise Biakely Brad Boerma Dave Bowen Melissa Branyan Randy Briegel Anna Browne Tim Bulthouse Brian Burnside Pom Burnside Carmen Busman Ron Califf Rick Carlson Brad Chapman Julie Chittenden Mark Chittenden Mary Cleveland Lynn Corgan Sam Coston Ruth Cowan Sam Cromblet Cathy Crouse Debbie Curtiss Linda Curtiss Barb Dohlmon Cindy Davis (25) Mike Norton, Mr. Muggins, Ron Califf, and Brad Boerma. (26) Lisa Laman, Lucy Fonger, and the gong Doreen DeCan Patty DeCan Howie DeGloppe Kathy Dennis Sandy DeWitt Sandy Disselkoen Theresa Donner Debby Dusenberry Vivian Eller Christy Eppleft Jeff Erhorn Don Everhart Potti Farley Sharon Farmer Mark Fitzgerald Lucy Fonger Scott Francis Wanda Frietche Loro Frifeldt Toni Fuller Jerry Frymeyer Vicki Gardner Julie Garzelloni Teresa Garzello (25) Did you see my new earrings yet? Lori Kuziok. (26) Sometimes I feel like a motherless child. Debbie Zacka Debra George Sydney Ghykas Gayle Gieske Sandy Gould Gory Gray Dave Greaves Terry Haak Doug Haase Yvonne Hamilton Bryan Hammond Laura Hanson Linda Marring Chris Hosenbank Solly Hicks Seth Holt Brendo Horness Mike Horton Kenna Hudson (19) Somebody just blew a toilet off the wall in the bathroom. Ted Rescorla. (20) I came up to buy a ticket and they shut the window on mel Theresa Page. Steve Huggins Janelle Jobin David Johnson Eric Johnson Gale Johnson Joy Johnson Steve Johnson Glen Kats Sandy Katt Diane Kelley Chan Kimball Gina Klugas Bob Kolkema Betty Kortekaos Kroig Kossuth Ed Krozinski Dave Kunkel Lori Kuziak Mark LoFronce Lisa Lamon Brenda Koster (22) Nobody won but we still had fun. Jan Schrier, Mark FitzGerold. (23) Russ Rymal, and Sam Coston. (20) I wish I was an Oscar Meyer Weiner! Kelly McKay. (21 If I need your help, I ' ll ask for it. Vicky Gardner. Kevin Legg Marvin Lind Joe Luomo Richard Lyons Harvey Marter Cindy Martin Kelley McKay Rochelle Melton MarieAnn Mendhom Jim Mieczkowski Jennifer Milas Carol Milleman Ed Miller Covin Mohrhardt Wendy Morgan Brian Morrison Tommi Mrozinski Larry Muller Ken Mulder Undo Murphy Robin Myer Ron Nienho Lisa Nisper Mary Novakowski Alan Obits Jeff Olds Vicki Oilman Doug Osbourn Joy Oft Theresa Page Doug Parker Anita Paulssen Bill Peterson Cindy Plantenga Dove Poll Sharon Poviloitis (1) My sinuses are in bad shape today. Mike Walling (19) She said she ' d see me tonight. Mike Walling. (20) I won $3 on the Super Bowl yesterday! Vicki Gardner. Mike Reid Ted Rescoria Mike Richards Judy Rhoades Dave Robords Cheryl Robertson Pat Rohloff Sue Rouwhorst Dotti Ruiter Russ Rymal Greg Sabo Mark Schohl Dan Schoss Jan Schrier Debro Scott Sue Selbach Mark Szubinski Sherri Thornell Sue Taylor Dennis Thornley Kathy Tim merman (13) Maybe I ' ll just be a Sanitary Engineer! Jeff Erhorn. Cindy Tokarczyk Craig Tokarczyk Matt Two Paul VanderMeulen Wayne VanderZwaag Gary VanDyke Mark Veneklause Debbie VerDuin Kendra Vink Laura Vink Vicki Vink Rick Vipond Brian Vollmer Bruce Vollmer Dove Vollmer (16) Some people just have to be different, Lucy Fon- ger. (17) Jon Schrier demonstrates how the library chairs should be used. (13) You know, collecting money isn ' t all that bad. Brad Chapman, Ted Rescoria, Bruce Volimer. (14) Seems I sow that chick someplace before. Howie DeGlopper, Glen 13. Katts. Mike Walling Dorrell Way Carey Wentzloff Jim Wilson Rick Wildey Ron Wilson Roxonne Wilson Mike Wing Dan Wurm Judy Yonker Jeff Young Debi Zockarias Down the Home Stretch The class of ' 75 showed they care. Working together with a great show of effort they made the year successful. The class play The Stuck Pot, and the Junior-Senior Prom were highlights of the year. Class Officers: Shelly Reminder Rosemary Gagnon, Pete Whinery Nancy VanBurgel. (2) I wonder wfia ' a firecracker would do to this thing? ' Rich FttzGerald, Pete Whinery This is what the studious girl 1974. Anna Kortekaas. (4) should get my hair cut, but tell that to my dad. Brent Garrison. Pam Aldred Cathy Ander; Paul Anthes Margo Bokole Dave Barnosky Lynda Barrett Scott Botchelder Deb Benkert Chris Benson Debbie Berg Mike Boerma Dan Boes Mary Boiling Lisa Bottemo Steve Boven Bruce Burnside Dave Burnside Tami Burt Jeanne Byl Jon Campion Kay Carowitz (2) She doesn ' t know it, but I have her in the palm of my hand. George Bennet, Sharon Harms. h.j ' m Dana Carlson Ann Chapin Bred Chittenden Ted Chittenden Larry Clo (1) But Bruce, I thought you loved to read. Goy Knue, Bruce Burnside. (2) I heard it through the grapevine. Brent Garrison. (3) Yea, I thought I ' d turn radical today. Ann Chapin. V i. Jill Corgan Larry Cox ( 1 ) Good time Terri ' s got the blues, Terri Hubert. (2) He said hi to me today and ... Marie Merz, Vicki Gardn (3) I wonder if they worked this hard back in the 50 ' s. ' Debbie Smith. Gale De Witt Dennis Dirheimer Denise Dobson Brenda Dove Diane Duma Roxonne Eg be Dave Epplett Mark Epplett Cathy Erdman Richard Fitzgerald Steve Frietchen Bryan Gagnon Rosemary Gagnon Brent Garrison Greg Gieske Judi Gray Steve Gulis Mike Hobian (2) I ' m sick of homework. Let ' s go get a molt. Margo Bakoie, Dove Epplett. Sherri Hammond Sharon Harms Kim Hartman Greg Hecksel Marvin Hecksel Brian Hicks Ado Hill Georgia Hill Kattiy Hoeker Sherry Howard Terry Hubert Greg Ingalls Merlin Ingalls Kurt Jensen Sue Johnson Laurie Jones Ron Jonio Jessie Katt Debbie Kline Gay Knue Anna Korteskoas Kurt Kossuth Bob Koster Darrel Loning Ron Langlols Diane Leonard Joan Lewis Joan Leymon AAary Lyons Ten a Lyons Jayne Massengill Craig Miller Bruce Morford Randy MrozinskJ Norma Nessen (2) I knew Santa Claus was nice, but this is ridiculous! Dove Botbyl, Kothy Hoeker. Tony Nienhouse Mike Novakowski . K r A Stanley O ' Kane DeeDee Ott Kirk Polkowski Dave Pellegrorr Kris Pellegrom Judy Pelz Carol Peterson Cindy Peterson Sarah Peterson Bill Plewes Drew Pravda Shelly Reminder MaryLou Reynolds (2) HarkI I hear him calling. Dave Burnside, Margo Bakale, Sarah Peterson, Jayne Massengill. Warren Reynolds Gory Richards Leanna Rogers Louise Rohloff Chris Schindlebeck Karen Scott Tom Seekman Lorrie Selgert Lance Semkiw Tom Shutters Doug Silver Debbie Sjordsma Scott Slaughter Debbie Smith Harvey Start Jeff Thomas Corkie Trimble Dove Tronovich Kathy Tuin Judy Vaandering Nancy VanBurgel v:i 4 w i (1 ) This machine just bit mel Jessie Katt Jerry VanderSys Billie VanHall Debbie VanHoll Scott VanStrate Cathy Westhoff Jo Westro Dan Wezeman Pete Whinnery Tom White Kathy Wiersma Nancy Wierworia Kevin Wigger Maribeth Williams Cheryl Willis Greg Wilson Carol Winkleman Cindy Winkleman Karen Wipperfurth Brenda Wisman Brian Wisman Chris Yonker Learning A Visual Expression Under the guidance of Mrs. Nisper and Mrs. Mills, a large num- ber of students found their hidden talents. (1) Mrs. Nisper. (2) Mrs. Mills. (3) A sample of some of the work done by the art students. Expression With Tools Hard Materials, Soft Materials, and Drafting introduce many boys and girls to new skills that prove useful for the rest of their lives. ' Expression Could Be a Theme ' ' in Reading — short stories, novels ... Writing — book reports, speeches . . . Is that all English is? Not anymore! Now we can DO! We can express ourselves in classes like Play Production or Creative Writ- ing. There are many English courses that enable us to portray our real selves. OPPOSITE PAGE: (1) Mr. Wolbrink. (2) Mrs. Nielsen. (3) Miss VanBeukering, Department Head 1st semester. (4) Wr. Hall. The World of Work Teaching business courses is a form of expression . . . shoring with those who have not yet found their way. Our modern machines and techniques speed many of their way into the world of business. X +Y= What? - Behold the Mathematics Department: X x2y2 + y = CSC (sec x) - 7 (cos x)y ' o )j3y3 4- xy2 — X y Where you are taught everything you ever wanted to know about x and y, but . . . (1) Our Math Department Head, Mrs. Susterich. (2) Mi. Oehrii and Mr. Bolthous (3) AArs. Draper. (4) Mr. Cantrell. Science Is Doing (!) You have to have some excitement some- where along the line. (2) Mr. VanDuinen shows a concerned look in assisting his stu- dents. (3) I don ' t claim to know everything, but I do know that H=0 is water. Mr. John- son. (4) Well certainly I know what I ' m doing! It isn ' t every day you blow up the chem. lab. Mr. Smith. (5) The trial of Coper- nicus by the physics class was a smashing suc- cess. (6) ' jWhen you ' ve been around as long as I hove, you know what you ' re talking about. Mr. Peterson. Communication and Culture Learning to understand and use other languages besides English broadens our abilities and cultural knowledge. Besides learning a new form of communication, language students gain background in the culture of other societies. In studying Latin, we also see the beginnings of many of the languages of the world. (1 ) Mr. Hall, Latin. (2) Mr. Wright, German. (3) Mr. Maxam, Spanish. The World and Its People In our four years in high school, we ore exposed to such subjects as American Government, Investments, Sociology, Psychology, World and U.S. History to name just a few. In the shrinking world it is important that we all are aware of the societies and governments which surround us. (1 ) Mr. Lamkin brushes up in order to keep up with his students growing interests. (2) Mr. Pockingham pon- ders a problem. (3) Peeking into Mr. Carlson ' s world. (1) Mr. Mosher — History. (2) Mr. Halmond — Michigan History. (3) Mr. Hickman — Government. (4) Mr. Boyink — Sociology. ' ' Their Own Thing Everything from tin Lizzies to crazy quilts covers the variety of independent projects accomplished by students eager to work indi- vidually for credits. (1) It ' s not only neat, but it runs) made by Tim Sheridan. (2) JoAnn Szubinski took coke decorating as on independent study. (3) Tim Sh eridan, Leo Donner, Henrik, Olving, and Mary Schmidt are just a few of the students who work on independent studies. (4) Henrik Olving spent many long, hard hours building on airplane. (5) A single project involves more than one talent. This tie-died quilt was mode by Barb Bytwerk. (WW - «W ««9i l   - n 1 ' 4 ' H Ev . ' igiri- ' y 1 11 m m W •iw r ▼ ' f ■Playtime The variety of recreational activities offered by the P.E. dept. not only keep us physically fit but also give students an opportunity to learn a sport they might continue through their adult life. (I) Barbie Batts listens while Mrs. McOmber explains what has to be done, (2) Where ' d we go wrong? (3) Mrs. Tripp explains the finer points of cooking. (4) Chuck Welsh demonstrates his cooking ability. (5) Miss Hutchinson discusses recipes with Brod Fett. Is it Soup Yet? The Home Ec department is where students study the many fields of home making. The work is hard, but everyone enjoys it. Even the guys can participate in sewing and cooking. Learning can be fun if you enjoy what you ' re doing. Also included in the curriculum are personal grooming, child care, home decoration, and food preservation. I , Life Is a Symphony Music is a heart felt expression quite often spontaneous . . . lasting for an infinitesimal instant . . . but leaving a lasting impres- sion on those who felt it . . . The department offers both instru- mental and vocal opportunities from symphonic to jazz-classical to contemporary. The Marching Band added color during halftime and the choir provided vocal training for many who participated in the all school musical. (1 ) Mr. Mills. (2) Mr. VanDyke. (3) Mr. Bryson. (4) Student teacher, Jim Lawrence. Competing Never Say Die ' 73 ' s Varsity team did not enjoy one of its best seasons. The squads 2-7 overall record does not show the hard work and determination put forth during the season. Matt Adams was the team ' s only all-conference member. Honorable mentions went to Tom Walters, Kip Wiersma, and Al Garter. Mike Duer and Jim Smart lead the team as co-captains. (1 ) A concerned look from the sidelines. (2) Mike Duer turns it on upfield. (3) ' 74, (Left to Right, 1 st Row) M. Boermo, B. Visser, J. Smort, M. Duer, K. Wiersma, G. Ingalls, D. Carlson. (2nd row) R. Mrozinski, R. Rymol, G. Partridge, M. Muggins, S. Botchelder, W. Reynolds, D. Grant. (3rd row) R. Fitzgerald, M. Ingalls, B. Burnside, T. Walters, M. Adorns, D. Chittenden, D. Botbyl. (4th row) Mr. Hickman, Mr. Aldridge, Mr. Grobinski, J. Start, D. Burt, J. Wheeler, A. Garter. (Top row) D. Osborn, J. Benson, R. Seekmon, B. Chittenden. (I ) Mr, Grobinski, Mr. Hickman, Mr. Aldridge. (2) The Laker offense in full gear. (3) The fired up Lakers take the field. (4) Who ' s got the ball? (5) Will you be my friend? Here We Come, Ready or Not! The J.V. squad showed great promise for their upcoming years on the varsity level. They compiled an overall mark of 4-4- 1 to finish at .500 clip. Brad Chapman, Gary Gray, Steve Hug- gins, Brian Burnside, and Pat Rohloff were just o few standouts who performed well all year. Solid work from coaches Don Rohn and Dalton Cantrell were two good reasons why the team clicked. (1 ) The J.V. ' s huddle for a final briefing. (2) (1 st row, L to R) P. Mellon, R, Rymal, K. McKay, Brad Chap- man, S. Muggins, B. Vollmer, D. Everhardt. (2nd) G. Kotts, F. Baklarz, B. Boerma, D. Parker, C. Morhardt, H. DeGlopper. (3rd) Coach Cantrell, J. Young, R. Breigel, D. Johnson, R. Wildey, P. Rohloff, T. Res- corla. (3) The tough Laker defense holds again. •t ' ik ; : i- % First and Ten The Ninth Grade Football team was composed of a group of tal- ented, determined young men, headed by a dedicated and willing coach. Their 4-5 record doesn ' t really show the ability of this team which promises good things in the future. ( 1 ) ( 1 St row) Tom Roach, Tim Mooreheod, Brad Fett, Jim Fischer, Steve Vipond, Scott Webb, Louis Johnson, Jim Ogilvy. {2nd row) Dennis Dufon, Tim Bench, Brent Klukos, Mar- vin Mershon, Nick Gardner, Scott Opperman, Dan Smart. (3rd row) Jeff Timmons, Bruce Rose, Mike Bailey, Jeff Gimborys, Mark Brady, Dave Hubert. (4th row) Art Converse, Jim Reid, Don Jones, Horlon Spear, Ross Chit- tenden, Bob Corskodon. (2) Coach, Mr. Mosher, (3) Hike! Il Speed and Grace To become a good team member, the girls spent long hours in the pool and lifting weights. The ' 73- ' 74 team was young, only two seniors. Next year ' s team should be interesting to watch. (1) Patti Lemke swims the butterfly. (2) Cindy Plantenga demonstrates one of the dives that paved her way into State Competition. (3) Jonelle Jobin swims the back- stroke. (4) (1st row) Jill Corgan, Barbie Batts, Lynn Boiling, Diane Dennis. (2nd row) Cindy Plantengo, Barb Kloote, Sue Johnson, Patti Lemke, Michelle Byl, Mrs. Lobbe- zoo. (Lost row) Gina Klugos, Linda Marring, Pom Burnside, Jonelle Jobin, Cathy Hoeker, Jeanle Byl. I ■r - ag aga p- The Wrestling Auxiliary, a newly formed group this year, added a lot of spice to the wres- tling meets. The girls brought food for the wrestlers to eat after the meets and during the meets they could be heard loudly cheering the boys on. Spirit Builders (1) Auxiliary Members — familiar faces if you ' re a fling Auxiliary Officers: Billie Vanhlall and Kim Johnso Branyan, Amy Erhorn, Billie VanHoll, Sarah Peterson, gia Hill, Sharon Povaliatis, Brenda Dove. (Botfom) Su Ada Hill. (4) Yield not to temptationi wrestling fan. (2) Girls ' Wres- 1. (3) (L to R, top row) Melisso Kim Johnson. (Middle) Geor- ; Rouwhorst, Patti Rouwhorst, 1; Gone with the Wind The CC group, suffering a rebuilding year, finished the season with an overall mark of 1-11. Despite their record, the team had their bright spots. Bruce Hammond, captain and top man, per- formed excellently during the season and went on to state competi- tion. Every member of the team gave their all under the seasoned coaching abilities of Mr. Mel Hall. (1 ) Bryan Hammond, gutting it out! (2) They ' re off! (3) Bruce Hammond crossing the finish. (4) {1st row, L to R) Mr. Hall, Bill Peterson, Peter Whinnery, Mark Szu- binski. Bob Jensen. (2nd row) George Bennett, Bryan Hammond, Jos VanPellicom, Bruce Hammond. Strike Three! The Golf team had a rough but interesting season. The team was young with only 2 seniors, so they will be back next year. (1 ) (Back row) John Erkes, Larry Vink, Harvey Marter, Jeff Olds, Jon Campion, Steve Gulis, Mark Veneklasen. (Front row) Rich VanderWall, Dave Greaves, Matt Olds. (2) Forel Mark Veneklasen, Dove Greaves. (3) Rats, missed again. Rob Sielski. (4) I ' ll get it this time. Jon Campion. (5) Dave Greaves mokes himself useful. (6) Hold iti That ' s a bird ' s egg. Steve Gulis. fri% Shoot! f The Girls ' Basketball team learned and improved this year under their new coach Mrs. Heimer. Their 0-1 1 record doesn ' t begin to show the hours of hard work the girls put into the sport, nor does it portray the team ' s reputation of discipline and determination. ' St, ,U Mr. Heimer coach (2) Terry Hubert passes the boll while Gail Var Weeiden screens. (3) T ' O ' ' ok« o tree Geske, and Terry Hubert. (6) The girls crashing .he boards. (7) A tough break for V,ck,e Grant. 1 Agile Skill Determination and hard work were trademarks of this year ' s Gym- nastics team. The girls concluded their seasons with an overall mark of 7-5, finishing second in the Confer- ence. Top scorer for the team was Sophomore Cindy Plantenga, one of the eight Laker girls who went on to State Competition. Mrs. Reggie Adams did a super job of coaching the girls to their best season yet. (1) All the girls proved very agile and performed v ell. (2) Lori Kuziok shows oil of her skill and grace. (3) I am woman, I am invincible, Cindy Plantenga. (4) The thrill of victory, and the agony of defeat. Jan Schrier, Diane Dennis, Kim Osborn. (5) (Front row) Jane Fonger, Stephanie Rooker, Lucy Fonger, Anita Poulssen, Lori Kuziok, Lisa Lamon, Potti Lemke, Cindy Plantenga, Mary Garzelloni, Barb Batts, Amey Wip- perfurth. (Back row) JoAnn Chislom, Vickie Gardner, Julie Garzelloni, Cheryl Robertson, Gale Johnson, Dione Dennis, Lori Fredricks, JoLynne Polkowski, Vickie Grant, Debbie VerDuin, Sue Selbach, Heide Specht, Marie Merz, Mrs. Reggie Adams — coach. tiUiaMiilllliaittiliUi Wet ' n Wild The Laker Swim team was young and inexperienced this year, but their drive and determi- nation more than compensated. After a tough season, the team entered the Conference meet as no competition. However, these boys had an extra something inside that came out In full force as they surprised everybody and come out a close second in the Conference. Good job, guys, we expect great things to come! (1) Rob Sielski, doing his thing. (2) A picture of enthus iasm? (3) Dave Burnside takes oft. (4) Jon Volln pace again. (1) (Back row) M. Veneklasen, J. Matthewson, P. Whinery, M. Horton, M. Youn, L. Stebbins, R. Sielski, S. Coston. (2nd row) S. Gulis, J. Vollmer, R. Boiling, M. Szubinski, D. Burnside, R. Nienhouse. (Front row) S. Bytwerk, D. Greaves, M. Chittenden, M. Boiling. (2) Dave Greaves gives his all, and a little bit more. (3) Jim Matthewson and Pete Whinery uphold the Laker ' s honor on the victor stand. (4) Steve Gulis swims with his head and heart. Victory Goes to the Worthy — And our Varsity Cagers proved to be worthier than most. After a slow start with a new coach, the Lakers unveiled a stone-wall defense which had no rival. Defense and hustle proved to be the name of the game as the team improved weekly and beca me a powerful and devastating basketball machine. (1) Woe be it to them who feel the force of Don Stedman ' s wroth. (2) Tip it, don ' t eat it. (3) Two for Tom, (4) The machine fires again. (5) Deod-eye Dyke. (6) The Lak- ers thirst for blood. v ' N 1 ) (Front row, L to R) Brent Garrison, Poul Anthis, Keith VanDyke, Matt Adams, Joe Horness. (2nd row) Don Stedman, Mike Huggins, Jon Campion, George Bennett. (Last row) Coach Dalton (Butch) Contrell, Randy Mrozinski, Tom Walters, Kip Wiersmo. (2) Pass that joint over here. (3) Chalk up another vic- tory. (4) Spring Lake fans and team are in it together. (5) Floor Sergeant and team Captain, Matt Adams. DEFEfT Keep Going J.V s Finishing the season 1 6-4, the J.V. Basketball squad showed great promise for their upcoming Varsity years. The team ended with a second place Conference finish, losing two close games to first place, Reeths Puffer. Brian Burnside was leading rebounder for the season with Ted Rescoria con- tributing as top scorer. Mr. Larry Aldridge mode use of every member of the squad in making the year successful. (1) Brian Burnside. (2) Gary VanDyke. (3) (Bock row) Don Ever- hart, Brian Burnside, Poul VonderMeulen, Ted Rescoria, Brad Chopmon, (2nd row) Calvin Mohrhardt, Jeff Erhorn, Gory Van- Dyke, Howard DeGlopper, Bruce Vollmer. (Front row) Rich Fergeson, Coach Aldridge, Kirk Wiersmo. (4) Brad Chopmon and Ted Rescoria. (5) ' ' You ' d better watch iti Coach Aldridge, Cal- vin Mohrhart ond Gory VanDyke. The Spoilers The Freshman roundballers had a rough season this year. This team was smaller than average, but their determination and desire was far above par. This quality allowed them to surprise some people and win some big upsets. They will be a team to be reckoned with in the future. 1 ) (L to R, Bock row) Mork VonDop, Mr. Wil- drom, Don Jones, Dan VanHouten, David Burns. {2nd row) Jon Tomasiewicz, Tod Willis, Dove VerBerkmoes, Tim Mooreheod, Louis Johnson, Tom Roach, Craig Catron, Mark Brody. (Kneeling) Toby Maycraft, Don Krieger, Mike Bailey, Tom Winegor, Randy Rose.   IMn A Ouch After a long season of hard work, the grapphng squad of ' 73- ' 74, rewarded themselves with dual meet mark of 6-6. The team placed very well in tournament action, earning three trophies. Outstand- ing individuals were Scott VanStrote, 2nd in conference and participant in regional and state tournaments. Other conference winners were: Ric Rymal, captain, 4th; Jim Smart, 2nd; Don Grant, 4th; and Hvy. Dan Burt, 3rd. Burt also participated in region- als. Mr. Ron Gaffner, and Mr. Rick Mines coached. OPPOSITE PAGE: (1) Asst. coach Rick Mines. (2) Coach Ron Gaffner. (3) Fired up Laker wrestling fans support the team. Bruce Vollmer, Mike Walling, Ron Califf. (4) Teammates await the outcome of a match. (5) Marlin Ingalls and Kelly McKay get much needed refreshments after a meet. (6) A Fremont opponent cannot withstand Ric Rymal ' s unbeatable strength. (1) The referee and crowd signal the end as Jim Smart takes a close decision. (2) Heavyweight Dan Burt applies all his power in an effort to pin his oppo- nent. (3) (Top row) Mike Boerma, Kelly McKay, Russ Rymal, Mike Gimborys, Jim Smart, Bob Gardner, Don Grant, Marlin Ingalls, Harlan Spear, Jos Von Pellicom, Dan Burt, Al Garter, Glen Katts. (Kneeling) Bryan Hammond, Scott VanStrate, Dan Smart, Mike Walling, Tim Vanstrate, Bruce Rose, Tim Bench, Ric Rymal, Brad Chittenden, Dave Kunkel, Pat Rohloff. (4) Scott VanStrate, State Contender. leaders of the Pack ' ' Though summer jobs and vacations meant not much practice, the Varsity Cheerleaders made it to camp in Aug. and came home with a fifth place trophy in their arms. They were then qualified to partic- ipate in National Competition in Lansing. Although they didn ' t place, much was learned from the skills of other squads. Work days, door-to-door sales, cheering in parts, decorarmg, pom pom routines, clinics, baking, cheering at Walker Arena . . . all are just a part of an unforgettable year of cheering. (1) ' 73 ' 74 Varsity squad (L to R) K. Westhoff, M. Currie, N. Bowen, P. Lemke, L. Nelson, A. Chopin, K. Hoeker, C. Schindlbeck. (2) Hard of work, Kathy ' s dreaming of that new uniform — in an extra long. (3) Mary and Laurie give Nancy a hand in onstrating how to eat peanut butter. (4) Team spirit at o JV gome. (5) Gl ' ith pride, the Varsity Cheerleaders pose with their trophy. ' Keep on Trucking The JV ' s were eager to learn from the experiences of the Varsity squad at camp, and showed great talent and precision in their cheers. Under the supervision of Mrs. Gail Eidson, these cheerlead- ers were continually enthusiastic and kept the Laker pride going strong. (1) Everyone loves a Birthday partyl (2) What d ' yo mean I did the wrong cheerl? Vicky Gardner, Lori Kuziok, Jon Schrier, Cindy Piantengo. (3) The JV squad had no trouble making it all seem so easy. (4) Time out tor refreshment! Lynn Corgon. (5) Always a smiling face. Lori Kuziok. (6) (L to R) Jon Schrier, Cindy Piantengo, Vicki Gardner, Lori Kuziok, Lynn Corgon, Cindy Boes. The Spirit. . . of ' 77 i (1) They know what they ' re doingi (From top) Mary Garzel- loni, Ann Milas, Amey Wipperfurth, Cindy Rosema, Sarah Walters, Jiselle Russard. (2) Six smiling faces ... six gleam- ing eyes! (3) The Frosh squad always looked forward to join- ing the JV and Varsity for the National Anthem and school song at assemblies. We ' ve Got Legs! The S.L. girls had a very good season with a record of 8-2 in dual meets. They placed 3rd in Conference and sent Janelle Jobin to State. 9 out of 10 school records were broken this year as the team continued to improve. (1) Karen Scott fights for the finish in the 880 run. (2) (1st row) Wanda Frietchen, Linda Marring, Karen Scott, Joan Moser, Nancy VanBurgel, Mary Currie. (2nd row) Melissa Branyan, Lisa Bottema, Janelle Jobin, Kathy Hoeker, Kathy Frietchen. (3rd row) Sarah Peterson, Teresa Donner, Sue Petilo, Robin Meyers, Gayl Geiske, Mic- helle Harms. (3) Coach Jan Louiselle keeps the running score. (4) Record breaker — Janelle Jobin. (5) Flying high Is Nancy VanBurgel. (6) Catching the rays — Janelle Jobin. 3. The Spoilers After a disappointing season, the Baseball team went into the tournaments as heavy underdogs. But, as the saying goes, When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Our guys showed their true potential under pressure, and went on to win the District Cham- pionship. OPPOSITE PAGE: (1 ) And the crowd let loose o mighty roar when the mighty Casey come to bat. Rick Rymal. (2) Randy Mrozinski gives the ball a ride. (3) (Back row) K. Wiersma, K. Blakeley, J. Campion, R. Mronzinski, J. Cron, T. Bailey, S. McCloud, P. Anthis. (Front row) Mr. Parsons, B. Morford, J. Smart, R. Rymal, D. Chittenden, T. Seek- man, B. Boerma, G. Richards, B. Chapman, C. Yonker; manager. (4) The Laker defense springs into action. (5) Reviewing the situation. ( 1 ) Michelle Byl kept the games a little more interesting. (2) Good thing my deodorant is onti-stoin. Dan Chittenden. (3) Rick Rymal prepares to meet another one. (4) Ken Blakely and Mr. Parsons, poised for action. (5) Concentra- tion. Paul Anthis. (6) Gotta ' go guys, my mom ' s calling. Randy Mrozinski. i- K ' J The High and Mighty The JV Baseball Team proved to be the team to beat this year as they combined raw tal- ent with hustle and desire. Their skillful play combined with brilliant coaching impressive 1 2- 7 record. Good job! (1) Gary Gray stonds poised and ready for action. (2) The Loker strategy confuses the opponents again. (1 } Tim Moorehead warms up his bat (2) Just another pretty face. Chris Biros. (3) Show em how, coach Mr. Mosher. C. Biros, B. Boerma, A. Bolles, R Califf B Gardner G. Gray, B. Klukos, P. Mellon, B Meyers, T Moore head, S. Oppermon, R. Purcell, T. Roach, B. Rose, S. Slatter, D. Smart, H. Spear, S. Vipond, P. Wilson. Coached by Mr. Mosher. Pain Builds Character The Laker trackmen hod a rough season this year, but it was not due to any lack of work or effort. The team suffered a major setback when it lost Mike Muggins by injury. The slack was taken up by some other outstanding efforts from Tom Walters, in the shotput and Bruce Hammond, who set a new career point record for Spring Lake. (1 ) Ted Rescorla gives his all. (2) Tom Walters sets o new school record. (3) Steve Huggins makes his bid, (4) Bruce Hammond nears the finish, (5) An unidenti- fied flying object. 1 ) Steve Muggins and Pete Whinery take their mark. (2) Mr. Hall. (3) George Ben- nett shows the field his heels. (4) (Back row) Jon Doebel, Mr. Holl, N. Gardner, M. Mershon, J. Ogiivy, R. Jenson, D. VerBerkmoes, G. Benson. (3rd row) D. Everhart, B. Hammond, E. Johnson, M. Szubinski, B. Vollmer, T. Rescorlo. (2nd row) D. Dirheimer, C. Mohrhardt, S. Huggins, B. Peterson, M. Richards, P. Whinery. (Front ) G. Bennett, T. Walters, B. Hammond, M. Huggins, E. Wezemon, J. VanHoven. (5) The exchonge is made and the race continues. (6) Calvin Mohrhardt clears the (1) A picture of concentration. Paul Vander Meulen. (2) Carey Wentzloff does his soft shoe donee. (3) Awkward, but effective. Garth Francis. (4) Mr. hHustle, Don Stedman. Break Point!! The Tennis team, showing some new faces along with the old familiar ones, finished the season going strong. They took 3rd in the Conference, 4th in the regionals, and 4th in the state. (1 ) Louis Johnson tries to swallow the boll. (2) (1 st row) Kathy Dennis, Dotti Ruiter, Lisa Nisper, Anno Browne, Linda Murphy. (2nd row) Mike Gimborys, Randy Carlisle, Dean VanderMeulen, Frank Miller, Steve Alger, Matt Adams. (3rd row) Frank Baklarz, Corey Wentzloff, Paul Vander Muelen, Don Stedman, Craig Catron, Louis Johnson, Garth Francis. (3 and 4) Matt Adams and Steve Alger, semi-finalists in State Doubles Tournament. RiL ' i-.! X J y v. : ' ? Living Student Council The Student Council was semi-prolifi- cally active this year. They sponsored Spirit Week, Student Council Week, Car- nation Day, 1 950 ' s Day, not to mention several dances, including Homecoming. This year ' s officers were Joe Cron, Pres.; Joe Horness, Vice-Pres.; Krista Nisper, Secretary; and Nancy Bowen, Treasurer. (1 ) Student Council members. (2) Joe Cron declares Brian Morrison the winner of the pie eating contest. (3) Mr. Trumphfeller, Student Council advisor. (4) That wasn ' t funny! Sue Gray, Mike Norton, and Roxanne Larson. 1 ) The Student Council officers are: (L to R) Nancy Bowen, Treas.; Kristo Nisper, Sec.; Joe Horness, Vice-Pres.; and Joe Cron, Pres. (2) Mike Boerma and Dove Bor- nosky compete in the wheelbarrow race. (3) What ' s that fly doing in i Rootbeer?! Tim Raha. (4) I can ' t believe I ' ll eat the whole thing. Jeff Start. Getting to Know You A year in Spring Lake, making new friends and gaining a first hand understanding of American School systems, will long be remembered by Heidi Specht from Germany, and Jos VonPellicom from Belgium. (1) Heidi Specht and Kathy Tuin do their turn selling baked goods. (2) Heide Specht helped in the elementary school. (3) Jos VonPellicom in his favorite place — the library. We ' d Rather Fight — Than Switch Our Debate team, composed mostly of accompished Seniors, is one to be proud of. They did a fine job and just barely missed win- ning their tournament. (1) Max Duncan thinks over his next point. (2) Mr. Wolbrink presents awards to the Varsity Debators — Rich FitzGerold, Max Duncan, Tim Bowen, and Leo Donner. (3) Members of the Debate team are (L to R) Max Duncan, Rich FitzGerold, Leo Donner, Tim Bowen, Brian Morrison, and Mark FitzGerold. Their advisor was Mr. Wolbrink. Downhill All the Way An energy crisis can really make it rough for a group that depends on long distance travel in order to accomplish their goals. Money raising projects for the ski club were successful, but adverse weather con- ditions and gas shortage curtailed most of the plans. Better skiing next year! f-- J %1 L (1) AAichelle Byl, Vice-Pres.; and Craig Jones, Pres.; get together often to discuss the weather. (2) Barb Bytwerk, Secretary, models her new ski wear. (3) Faster than the speed of lightll (4) The members of the Ski Club. (Missing) is Tammy Burt, Treas. Creative Genius Through art, we create, and learn to use, talents which otherwise would lie dor- mant. Under the guidance of Mrs. Mills, the Art Club had great turn-outs for their art exhibits and sales. Mike Bernard — Pres. Ann Chapin — V.P. Tami Burt — Sec. Craig Jones — Treas. (1 ) (Bottom row) Shelly Reminder, Kothy Westhoff, Gail DeWitt, Renee Beihl, Ann Chapin, Jessico Wasser- man, Lori Kuziok. (Top row) Sharon Harms, Vicki Oilman, Betty Griswold, Jane Doe, Cindy Boes, Theresa Page, Cheryl Robertson. (2) Art exhibit of home-grown talent. (3) Cindy Boes enjoys her work. (4) Mrs. Mills, Mike Bernard, and Dove Pellgrom take a coffee break. (5) You-all come down to our show. Y ' hearl Mike Bernard. Variety Is the Spice of Life Trips to Consumers Power and Hickory Farms, breakfast at the beach, meetings devoted to cooking, speakers and Potluck suppers are just a few of the activities enjoyed by Home Ec Club members. Officers for the year were Maribeth Williams, Pres.; Sarah Peterson, Vice-Pres.; Carol Milleman, Sec.; and Anna Kortekaas, Treas. Advisor is Miss Hutchinson. (1 ) Maribeth Williams, as president, led the H( meetings. (2) ' ' Nal Nal Our kitchen has better cooks. Kathy Tuin. (3) Home Ec Club members. (4) Are you SURE this is right. Sydney Ghekas, Dana Knight, Mara BeihI. f - L Service — A Little Goes a Long Way Volunteer Service can begin at any age level. Many students in Spring Lake give freely of their time and energy to help others by working in offices, cafeteria, and library. The rewards are tenfold. (1) Laurie Jones, a SHARP student in the principal ' s office. (2) The 1973- ' 74 Can- dystripers are: Kay DeJager, Kendra Vink, Debby Teunis, Mary Rakosky, Jean Hamm, Julie Chittenden, Mara Beihl, Sandy DeWitt, Brenda Horness, Cindy Hor- ness, Lynn Boiling, Tammi AArozinski, Linda Lamore, Barb Dahlman, Pricilla Borchers, Janelle Jobin, Gina Klugas, Marcia Miller, and Pam Shaw. Without a Song — . . . the day would never end, the road would never bend ... So goes the story of the Spring Lake Choir, a group of great young people who enjoy making the world a little hap- pier with the beautiful sound of their music. (1) The Choir. (2) Beth Rathbun sings Who will buy my Lavender? (3) A lovely face with a lovely voice. Gay Knue. (4) The Madrigals . Choir Members Mr. Bryson, Director; Mrs. Plantenga, Accompanist, •Margie Borbrick, Missy Branyan, P. DeCan, D Duma, M. Fisher, ' C. Fletcher, W. Frietchen, T Fuller, R LaFrance, C. Martin, W. Morgan, T. Mrozin ski, S. Peterson, M. Rakosky, B. Rathbun, ' S. Sloan •R. Beihl, L. Bottema, C. DeCan, H. Cox, J. Gray •M. Howe, -G. Knue, ' L. La More, J. Milas, D. Ri doll, ' D. Tysman, G. VanWeelden, N. Vorgo, P. Bat dus, ' T. Cherette, ' C. Miller, M. Ingalls, M. Two N. Knue, A. Milas, D. Simons, R. Mrozinski, R. Fitz Gerald, B. Burnside, L. Campbell. Attentionl X 2, 3 There is nothing to compare with the sound of a marching band whether it is a parade or half-time at a football game. Intensive marching sessions at Band Camp in August prepares the group for the taxing football season. (1) And here comes the Spring Lake Marching Bandl (2) Joe Cron, Tyrant, with majorettes Corkie Trimble and Jessie Katt. (3) A smile to the bystanders on route down main street. (4) This is being at attention? Sands of Time Homecoming ' 73- ' 74 brought reminiscence and excitement to stu- dents, teachers, and alumni of S.L.H.S. A parade to school featur- ing the marching band, football players, cheerleaders, and Home- coming Court led to one of the big- gest bonfires ever! The Juniors and Frosh went to great lengths collect- ing wood, but could not measure up to the transcending Senior-Sopho- more peak. To express a theme of recalling the past, former cheerlead- ers were invited back to participate with our own JV and Varsity cheer- leaders during the game. Half-time held everyone ' s anticipation as Mr. Huggins crowned the ' 73- ' 74 Queen, Mary Currie. Even rain could not spoil the excitement and cheer- ing as Kip Wiersma was crowned King after the game. Students and previous courts were reminded of Homecoming dating back to 1 965 as they ventured down the Yellow- brick Road at the dance. (!) Joy and disbelief marks Mary Currie ' s face as the Homecoming Queen of 1973-74 is revealed. (2) fiomecoming King and Queen, Kip Wiersma and Mary Currie. (3) Mobbed with fans, the Varsity gridiron stars catch a free ride to the bonfire. (4) Hey baby, I need a bite to eat. Randy Mrozinski, Terri Hubert. (5) All Spring Lake cheerleaders show an abundance of spirit. (1) ' 74 Homecoming court — {1st row, L to R) Nan Ivins, Lori Howe, Mary Currie, Nancy Bowen, Linda Kloote. (2nd row) Jim Smart, Matt Adams, Keith VanDyke, Kip Wiersmo, Dan Chittenden. (2) The King and Queen take great pleasure in leading the first dance. (3) The seniors and sophomores took the Bonfire Contest, hands down. Make a Joyful Noise. . . STAGE BAND: (1st row) M. Kniot, D. Holt, D. Epplet, P. Whinnery, K. Kossuth, J. Horness. (2nd row) R. Vigland, A. Bolles, K. Nisper, L. Kiekover, L. Howe, K, VanDyke. (3rd row) T. Cutler, S. Fuhrmon, G. Crowder, A. Obits, J. Cron, J. Luoma. I st BAND: (1st row) S. Obits, K. Selbach, L. Rogers, L. Howe, J. Byl, M. Byl, C. Willis, C. Horness, L. La More, T. Luomo, A. Milas, J. Kott, C. Trimble. (2nd row) N. VonBurgei, J. Bussord, T. Semrinec, K. Hartman, A. Kohnke, A. Whinery, K. DeYoung, P. Shaw, J. Corgan, K. Nisper, C. Czinder, D. Burnside, M. Kniot, C. Epplet, V. Grant, G. VanDyke, B. Horness, J. Schrier, G. Rooker. (3rd row) D. O ' Neii, A. Bolles, B. Doering, K. VanDyke, C. Wentzloff, D. Epplet, P. Whinery, K. Kossuth, J. Horness, R. Boiling, J. Cron, L. Boiling, D. Grant, S. Gulls, L. Shaw, G. Crowder, A. Obits, J. Luomo, L. Stebbins. (4th row) G. Kott, K. Riemersma, M. Horton, J. Bell, L. Nisper, L. Kiekover, M. Garzelloni. 2nd BAND: (1st row) K. Hartman, L. Corgon, L. Wil- dey, K. Vink, S. Peterson, L. VonDyke, L. Horring, J. Milas, C. Peterson, C. Rosemo, D. Kohnke, S. Rooker, S. Crowder. (2nd row) S. Selbach, B. VanHoll, P. Burnside, D. Nelson, N. Westhoff, M. Neher, S. Pietlo, C. Czinder, P. Borchers, V. Carter, D. Holt, D. Berry, S. Semrinec, R. Viglond. (3rd row) R. Larson, K. Hecksel, B. Dusenberry, D. Osborn, J. Tomosiew- icz, B. Boonstra, K. Mulder, D. Everhart, M. Miller, D. Jones, C. Yonker, T. Seekman, R. Carlisle, B. Ham- mond, S. Fuhrman, R. Cutler, G. Smitti, G. Bolthouse, R. Carlson, K. Hoeker. PIT BAND: (1st row) M. Byl, C. Willis, J. Katt, T. Luomo, S. Selbach, K. Hortman, (2nd row) S. Obits, K. Nisper, P. Shaw, J. Byl, K Hartman, N. VanBurgel, T. Semrinec, K. Selbach (3rd row) D. Grant, L. Boiling, S. Gulis, R. Boiling, G Crowder, L. Nisper. (4th row) K. Kossuth, C. Wentz loff, P. Whinery, Jan Schrier, K. Riemersma, M. Hor ton, D. Holt. ' Scarborough Fair ' The setting of a medieval fair — complete with knights in arm- our, serving maids, fresh lilacs, and the music provided by The Friends pulled all the guests backward in time. Balmy June weather helped make it on evening of magic for those who attended. General Chairman was Rich FitzGerald, assisted by Gail DeVVitt and Sharon Harms. Publication and tickets, Kothy Westhoff and Kathy Wiersma. Refreshments, Gay Knue. Clean-up, Mike Boerma and Warren Reynolds. Music, Shelly Reminder. ki B a ST HKMp ij BCIji ' ■J s r-- li_J--J OPPOSITE PAGE: (1 ) Now, it ' s i before e excepf after c. Brad Boermo, Vicki Gard- ner. (2) The Juniors put in many hours of hard work which made everything a suc- cess. (3) Pajamos this early? Kim Hecksel, Diane Dennis. (4) The hand is quicker than the eye {but not the camera). Cathy Dennis, Ann Milas, Nina Knue, Brian Morrison. (5) If you wore suits like these, you ' d cover your face too! 1) Friends. (2) Who will buy? Colleen Pfeiffer. (3) A penny for your thoughts, Tim. Patti DeCan, Tim VonStrote. (4) The kitchen wenches are put to good use. (5) Sorry Richard, we already asked FRIENDS to sing. All the World ' s a Stage The Senior class play, Pure as the Driven Snow, provided countless days of unsurmountable enjoyment for all involved, as theatre usually does. It was performed well and provided many stu- dents with a pleasant and useful experi- ence. (1) Leander Longfellow (Joe Horness) and Jonathan Logan (Keith VonDyke) try to figure out whot ' s the matter with Purity Dean (Nancy Bowen). (2) Leander protects Purity from the villain Mortimer Frothingham (Joe Cron). (3) Keith VonDyke and Morgie Borbrick show good comic timing. (4) The villains Mortimer Frothingham and Jed Lunn (Dave Botbyl). (1) Leander (Joe Horness) discusses his love with Imogene (Pat Roach). (2) The girls of the chorus had fun. (3) 1 . Mrs. Wilson was pleased. (4) Allison (Lori Howe) is thrilled with E. Z. Pickens (Mike Muggins) proposal of marriage. (5) The villain (Joe Cron) gets help from Mrs. Hewlet (Jo Ann Szu binski) in shaming Purity. The Stuck Pot One of the main money raising projects involved many Juniors in their first dramatic experience. OPPOSITE PAGE: (1 ) What ' s going on here? Sharon Harms, Rich Fitzgerald, Jon Campion, Ann Chapin. (2) Where have you been all my life? Jeanne Byl, Steve Gulis. (3) Holy Pete! It ' s a real ballroom dress. Jesse Katt, Ann Chapin, Jeanne Byl. (4) The old maids discuss the dance. Kim Hartman, Gail DeWItt, Marie Merz, Judy Gray, Rose Gagnon, Margo Bakole. (5) Mad- ame-voulez-vous danser avec moi? Ann Chapin, Jon Campion. (1 ) We ' re not letting our precious daughter stay in the dreadful school! Mary Boiling, Rich FltzGerold, Sharon Harms. (2) When are you going to ask me, Richard? The Prom ' s next monthi Nancy VanBurgel, Kathy Hoeker, Mary Boiling, Jon Vollmer, Sharon Harms, Rich FitzGerald. {3} Don ' t try to sweet- talk me, baby! Jeanne Byl, Randy Mrozinski, Terry Hubert, Jessie Katt. (4) Mrs. Wilson receives flowers from her devoted cast. (5) A Miss America she ' ll never bell Terry Hubert, Ann Chapin, Jessie Katt. SPRING LAKE HIGH SCHOOL Presents ONCE UPON A MAHRESS Music: Mary Rodgers Book: Jay Thompson Lyrics: Marshall Barer Marshall Barer Dean Fuller Production Mrs. Alice Wilson Orchestra Director Mr. William Mills Choral Director Mr. J. G. Bryson Student Director Larry Stebbins Stage Manager, Technical Director, and Set Designer Dave Botbyl Light Chairman David Burnside Choreography Mrs. Ellouise Boven Special Art Work Mrs. Sue Mills SPRING LAKE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Spring Lake, Michigan MAY 1 5, 1 6, 1 7, 1 8, 1 974 Curtain Time: 8:15 p.m. Orchestra FLUTES Michelle B l Cheryl Willis Jesse Katt Tammy Luoma Karin Hartman Sue Selbach OBOE Jeanne By! BASSOON Krista Nisper BARITONE SAX Dan Holt CLARINETS Sue Obits Kristin Selbach Nancy Van Burgel Terri Semrinec Kim Hartman BASS CLARINETS Pam Show Kim Hecksel TROMBONES Craig Kossuth Peter Whinery Carey Wentzloff Cheerful Service Community service was the main goal of NHS projects during the ' 73- ' 74 school year. Money from bake sales and car washes was used to take the area mentally retarded chil- dren to John Ball Park and Windmill Island. Much of their time was given in helping those in the Sixty-Plus Club pre- pare their homes for winter. The SL chapter of NHS also sponsored College Night along with Fruitport and Grand Haven, and was involved in selling bricks to help pay for the new YMCA facilities. It is a club for the community ' s service. Margie Barbrick, Nancy Bowen, Tim Bowen, Kay DeJager, Leo Donner, Max Duncan, Vicki Grant, Joe Horness, lori Howe, Mike Muggins, Linda Kloote, Michelle Knechtges, Patti Lemke, Krista Nisper, Sue Obits, Gregg Par- tridge, Les Shaw, Jim Smart, Larry Stebbins, JoAnn Szubinski, Keith VanDyke, Mike Youn, Margo Bakole, Renee Beihl, George Bennett, Mary Boiling, Ann Chopin, Gail DeWitt, Dove Epplett, Richard FitzGerold, Sharon Harms, Kim Hortmon, Gay Knue, Vicky Ruster, Noncy VonBurgel, Jon Voilmer, Kothy Westhoff, Moribeth Williams, Cheryl Willis, Chris Yonker, Mora Beihl, Brendo Horness, Carol Millimon, Linda Murphy, Lisa Nisper, Alan Obits, Joy Ott, Dottie Ruiter, Kendra Vink. (1) Leo Donner, Treos.; Lorry Stebbins, Pres.; Morgo Bokale, Sec; Sue Obits, Vice-Pres. (2) At the zoo. (3) Mem- bers ponder a decision. (4) Advisors, J. Draper, L. VonBeukering. (5) Practicing for induction. (6) President Lorry Stebbins presides. Thespians ' 73- ' 74 (L to R, 1st row) Patti Roach, Joe Horness, Lori Howe, JoAnn Szubinski. (2nd row) Keith VanDyke, Nancy Bowen, Kay DeJager, Linda Kiekover. (3rd row) Dave Botbyl, Mike Muggins. (Missing) Joe Cron, Brenda Horness, Margie Bcrbrick, Carl Barnosky. Fellowship of Christian Athletes (Back row) Ted Rescorla, Tom Walters, Don Everhart, Brad Chapman, Dave Kunkel. (Front row) Warren Reynolds, Mr. Hick- man, Calvin Mohrhardt. (Missing) Mike Huggins, David Botbyl. Officers Calvin Mohrhardt — Pres. Mike Muggins — Vice-Pres. Warren Reynolds — Sec.-Treas. Spirit m Rhythm The Lakerettes of 74 showed great school spirit and displayed a variety of entertaining routines. They performed very well at halftime of our home basketball games and also contributed at the pep assemblies. (1) ' 73- ' 74 Lakerettes (L to R) Becky Dusenberry, Teri Lantrip , Gail Rubeck, the squad ' s mascot Tammy Denist Randall, Mary Rokosky, Sally Hicks. (2) Sweetheart Solly Hicks always thrilled the crowd. (3) The girls showed ai abundance of crowd pleasing grace during the year. (4) Don ' t look now, but Robert Redford just walked by. ' Denise Randall, Sally Hicks, and Teri Lantrip. In a Word THE NEW HAVEN, Conn., REGISTER reprinted this letter, written by assistant pressroom foreman Gil Johnson to his daughter: I ' m using this time while I have nothing to do to let you know that I have nothing to say. People tend to look down at the word NOTHING and belittle its importance; however, it con mean life or death, success or failure, joy or sadness. Mountain climbers have died when they stepped on if. Parachutists are upset when they pull the ripcord and it comes out. Farmers have lost their farms when they grew it. Ball players and coaches have lost their jobs when they scored it. Women have been whistled at when they wore it as a girdle or bra, and many women make a good living when they dance in it. It ' s also reason for joy when it represents the sum total of your debts. It ' s what you earn when you do it. I hove saved it over the years and now have it in my bank account. It ' s what you generally learn from a politician mak- ing a speech. It ' s often discussed at meetings, and arguments and fights start over the subject. I often find it in my mailbox and only last night received it from the milk machine. I could go on but it will mean nothing. I just want you to be aware as you go through life that when you get some time to relax you should think about this sub- ject. Please do not think that I have been trying to give you a sermon because I have nothing in mind. Don ' t try to thank me. It ' s nothing. Readers Digest — May, 1 973 Graduating ' ' We May Never Pass This Way Again The accomodations and good service of the Spring Lake Country Club provided the setting for this year ' s Senior Banquet. It was a time for teachers, school board mem- bers, administration and their wives to come together with the Senior Class for one of the last times, to enjoy a delicious meal and fun-filled entertainment. A great variety of music in songs and the special talents of members of the Class of ' 74, including a unique and original film, created a night that will not easily be forgotten by all who attended. OPPOSITE PAGE: (1 ) Dan Chittenden and Jim Smart captured the audience ' s enthu- siasm as they read the class prophesies. (2) Above the sound of growling stomachs, Leo Donner gives the invocation. (3) Michelle Byl and Bud Visser seek advice from our class adviser, Mrs. Draper at the head table. (4) One of the many surprises of the night ... a song by the renowned Strohs Boys — Mike Duer, Don Chitten- den, Jim Smart, Bud Visser, and Ric Rymal. (5) Cheryl Fletcher displays great talent in singing The Way We Were. (1 ) And now we pay tribute to the people responsible for our being here . . . our Gregg Partridge — Master of Ceremonies. (2) Joe Horness and Lori Howe received a standing ovation after singing the class song. (3) The talents of Michelle Byl and Mike Gardner enchanted everyone present. (4) A majority of the Senior Class and guests relax after a filling meal. ' Tor the Lord Giveth Wisdom . ff Chuck Lehman, co-leader of Young Life Youth Group in the Tri- Cities, encouraged the graduates not to worry about the future . . . rather set your heart on God ' s Kingdom and goodness and all things will fall into place. sf IBIS V; a V flf ■jj 1 u ii k : i m fl 1 ??i ' - B M sRIm s fm li x SS f 1 p L ji ■S ' C H| ■? T r i-% % ' j l l 831  t f (1 ) Mr. Muggins with Mr. Lehman, Baccalaureate speaker. (2) Mr. C. Lehman. (3) The Bond — led by B. (1 ) The choir sang. (2) Carl Barnosky leods his row to their places. (3) Sue Obits, B. Bricker, K. DeJager, P. Aurich, and Lori Howe waiting for the procession to I (4) The graduates march to their seats. Your Values Your Decisions Speaking to the graduates, Msgr. Bae- han said . . . What is happening in our society today is a very simple thing. The nice, cut and dried pattern, custom, tradi- tion, which we your parents, family, and friends were used to, have now been chal- lenged. Msgr. Baehon went on to explain that the fullness of any decision is the val- ues that grow. You and I come alive when we make decisions and decisions make us what we are. . . . develop your own value system wisely . . . you make your world. And the world for all mankind. Look around you. Your parents, friends, family, teachers, they are here because they core. Do you core? Your values . . . your decisions . . . Your world . . . our world. ■||H HB H 1 m 1 E. ' |R HH ' v Wtk Bhb l. i. - V ' ' B HB r-itt Ph m (1) Msgr. Hugh Michael Baehan. (2) J. Huggins, S. Obifs, L. Donner, Msgr. Baehan. (3) L. Donner, Valedictorian. (4) S. Obits, Salutatorian. (5) The combined 1 st and 2nd band. 1) S. Obits receives her diploma from Board President, Mr. Papanoli. (2) I don ' t know if we should let them through. We could still call it off . . . (3) J. Muggins. (4) This is it, yoo guys! (5) Lori Howe receives her rose from J. Draper. (6) Jos VanP- ellicom — Belgium. Heidi Specht — Germany. There ' s More in ' 74 It ' s been thirteen long and memorable years. Many good times have come and gone, and hopefully the unfortunate times have been few. These years in school together have made our class very unified and also one SLHS will long remember. Graduating Is just a start in our lives, for we all have our separate ways to go. Neverthe- less, these years have been great and have opened new roads in our lives. (1) Look, mom, I ' m reo-ly studyingi Craig Jones. (2) Senior Class officers: (L to R) Dan Chittenden, Treas.; Mary Currie, Vice-Pres.; Matt Adams, Sec; Gregg Partridge, Pres. (3) I ' d like to make it perfectly clear ... Steve Alger. (4) Guess she deserves a good pot on the heodl Patti Lemke. - JAiif : m vRHI , 1 i i W l i M Sl 1 J B | i -,; t K Jy imJ H f ' Matthew Adams Thomas G. Adams Thomas W. Adams Steven Alger Pamela Aurich Margaret Barbrick Debra Behm Geoffrey Benson Victoria Berg Michael Bernard {!) Judy Brye is wondering whether to stay on her diet or go eat, as MaryAnn Pfieffer just keeps on talk- ing. (2) Jeff Start usually has his troubles snapping out of those Monday morning blues. (3) Counting down the days before his eighteenth birthday, Craig Jones smile got wider and wider. (1) John Betfiell; one of the few times you ' ll see him up and around. (2) Caught contemplating their next move. Debbie Behm, Lucy and Jane Fonger. (3) Sometimes I really wonder how I ever made it this far. Bob Currier. (4) Forget the studying! Let ' s go throw a smoke bomb in Mrs. Benson ' s office. Tom Adams, Steve Alger. Kenneth Blakely Alicia Bogdajewicz Jennifer Borchers David Botbyl Teresa Bottema Brian Boven Nancy Bowen Timothy Bowen Barbara Bricker ' ■Hediditl JoeCr Hi, sweetheartl Mike Duer. Judith Brye HediditI Dave Botbyl. David Carlisle Donald Carter Kimberly Cox Vicki Crajn Mary Currie Robert Currier Darcie DeCan Mary Jane DeGlopper Kay DeJoger Jayne DeWitt Karen DeYoung Larry Dennis Leo Donner Walking through walls is just one of Jim Smart ' s many feats. Bv 1 ' il S 1 V M H ■k - iar ' - ' a 1 ' ■i w U-r HFf lC ■y v A [ ' M ' m mt Michael Duer Max Duncan Steven Ebel John Erkes Cheryl Ernst Cheryl Fletcher (7) Where there ' s smoke . . . there ' s fire. Joe Van Hoven and Mike Duer. Alan Garter Jamie Gordon Victoria Grant Denise Greaves Susan Harbeck One of the few devoted students left in the Senior Class, Max Duncan. r | H B wSm,- f l H 1 The only reason we bring books home, is to make it look good. Tim Matthewson, Matt Olds. Jeff Harms Laura Marring Kathryn Harrison Joseph Horness Kim Huckabee ,1) Apparently not in the mood to get their picture token. Shirley Wilkenson, Debbie Michaels, Kathy VanderWall. (7) My mother had a feeling I might be too appealing ... JoAnn Szubinski. Michael Muggins Marllou Hushyn Nanette Ivins Suzanne Jensen Craig Jones Linda Kamp Chris Kary Kim Kelly Linda Kiekover Louis Langlois Theresa Langlois Janet LeGros Patti Lemke ' There ' s another one of those ANNUAL people □king around taking pictures. Denise Burns, Mar- gie Barbrick. William Lyons James Matthewson Vicki McGregor Cynthia Morehouse Bradford Morse Jonathon Mu usse Laura Nelson I wonder if they have any day-old soybean burgers left? Mike Rohloff. Katherine Neuhaus Geraldine Newell fiiifiifH ' lillliKliSiiii J3ii ! [•• US ' ' !! Barbara Nichols Krista Nisper Suzanne Obits Linda Oppermon Gregg Partridge David F. Peterson David J. Peterson Marianne Pfeiffer Joann Pietila James Radeo Matt Olds, always fine ■jhbsbkEjII f z Timothy Raha Denise Randall Joanna Rauber Deborah Reynolds Patricia Roach Michael Rohloff ' . J E ! 9 l Hyj ' -.,1 1 1 L M jF tef A w a i lHHHiJJHI Jacqueline Rollenhagen Richard Rymal Gary Sabo Terry Slater James Smart (1 ) You guys cover the doors while I hit the safe. Mrs. Wilson, Don Chittenden, Keith VanDyke Kathleen Smith (1 ) Mary Currie always showed her sweet smile while talking to others. (2) Release me, you Mary Jane DeGlopper, Santa Clous. Joseph Thomas Darnell Thornley Paul Two Keith VanDyke Thomas VanHall Kathleen VanderWall Joel VanHoeven Jozef Van Pellicom Timothy VanStrate Chris Vorgo Carol Wolvolek Michael Youn ( 1 ) (Front row) Judy Spink, John Bethell, Cathy Hellman. (Back row) Larry Vollmer, Carl Barnosky, Vicki Hobian, Ken Blakely, Steve Wentzloff. Seniors Not Pictured Deborah Curtiss Don Dejonge Gordon Scott (2) (L to R) Steve Wentzloff, Paul Two, Bud Visser, Steve Oilman, Less Shaw, Jim Smart. -- ' : ' :Ui.i.i 3QliuP8lLilCT.3I0iO ' ' i lKE CENTRAL PARK ?aptMO ' ( ii? a Community T«6  k K qometo If here fialure smiles foi X ' ' ' 1 . -- Viles .i- ' ■Congratulations Seniors General Contractors (g) Tri-Cities Construction, Inc. 925 W. Savidge S+. Spring Lake, Michigan 49456 Area 616 842-1086 645 Cherry, S.E. Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 Area 6 1 6 45 1 -0675 Investnnents t Land Growth Inc. m0 645Cherry,S.E. Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 Area 61 6 456-9632 Specialized Structures ( ) Topper Construction, Inc. 20 1 N. Third Grand Haven, Michigan 494 1 7 Area 6 1 6 846-4 1 20 Springialce Car Wash Congratulations Class of 74 Compliments of Grand Haven Brass Foundry Superior Sport Store Your Specialist in Spor+s Tennis Golf Bowling Basketball Football Baseball White Stag Tank Suits Adidas Shoes Converse All Stars 1 18 Washington 842-5520 The PANTLIND irJ « FOOD IS KING GRAND RAPIDS OUTSTANDING NAME FOR COMPLETE BANOUET SERVICE NO CHARGE FOR USE OF BANOUET ROOMS CALL 459-720 1 Village Barber Shop 2l8W.Savidge Hairstyling Quality Work at Reasonable Prices FRED METZTLER, Owner 846-3030 Best of Luck Class of 75 FRED BRYE ll9W.Savidge Spring Lake 842-8880 248 Main St. Coopersville 837-8233 Congra+ula+ions From Marion and Kathy Congratulations to the Graduates FRUITPORT COUNTRY CLUB Da P.K. ' A friend in need is a friend indeed Copes Hardware 820 Savidge Si. 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Graduation is a happy time . . . but at the same time we thinl it is a time to give meditation to the challenges that await your future efforts. For challenge they will. You ' ll need the best you can take with you, so make sure you have room for these things . . . A Hungry Mind Constantly Reaching for New Knowledge, A Thirsty Spirit that Strives for Stronger Faith. A Willingness to Love Where Little Love is Shown. A Constant Wonder of the Great and Noble Things of Life. A Self Respect That Allows You to Seek Out the Best In Others. Congratulations, Good Luck and God Bless You. BROWNE MORSE Co. LL FORM DESIGN INC. 16928 - 148th AVE., P.O. BOX 246, SPRING LAKE, MICHIGAN 49456 PHONE 616 842-4450 ENGIK ERS • CONSULTANTS • MANUFACTURERS • FORM ROLLS DIES RELATED EQUIPMENT Congratulations Seniors From THE MEMBER F.D I C. Peopled (Bank AND TRUST COMPANY Grand Haven - Spring Lake Michigan Faculty and Staff C. Bassett 59 V.Benson 21, 20 W. Bolthouse 63 D. Boyink 67 J. G. Bryson 71 J. Bussard 62 D. Conlrell 63, 87, 76 H. Carlson 66 S.Clark 61 H. DeGlopper 59 J. Fogel 62 J. Droper 1 6, 63, 130, 139, 143 M.Hall 60, 65, 101,80 R. Holmond 67 H.Helmer69, 82 T.Hickman 67, 131,74,75 R. Gaffner 69, 90 J. Hierholzer61 D. Hutchison 70 S. Johnson 64 B. Lamkin 20 K. Lamkin 66 J. Louisell 69, 95 K. Lucking 62 R. Moxam 65 J. Mattson 59 J. McOmber 70 S. Mills 58, 1 1 1 W.Mills 140,71 G. Mosher 69, 67, 77, 99 A. Nielson 60 M. Nisper 58 R. Oehrii 63 R. Rockingham 66 D. Parsons 69, 97 G. Peterson 64 S. Schoo 20 R. Smith 64 P. Suslerich 63 B. Tripp 70 R. Trumphfeller 59, 106 R. M. Trumphfeller 61 L. VanBeukering 60, 130 W. VanDuinen 64 H. Van Dyke 71 A. Wilson 61, 125 P. Wolbrink 109,60 J. Wright 65 J. Felcoski 16 J. Wildrom 16,89 G. DeVries 1 7 J. HugginsMO, 17,143, 142 C. Leech 1 6 J. Hol5tein21,20 B. DeHorn 12 T. Rycenga 1 2 G. VonWeelden 1 2 D. Scholtz 12 R. Adorns 83 M. Lobozoo 78 C. Batts 1 7 B. Fletcher 1 7 L. Aldrich 88, 74 D. Rohn 76 Ms. Ritts 20 T. Grobinski 74, 75 Seniors Adams, Matthe ' - ' 17,74, 144,87, 173, 161, 103 Adams, Tom G. 4.. Adams, Tom W. 1 68, 1 47, 45 Alger, Steve 147, 144, 103 Aurich, Pom 141 Barbrick, Margaret 160, 1 22 Bornosky, Carl 141, 175 Behm, Debi 147, 146,45 Benson, Geoff 1 46, 74, 1 01 Berg, Vicki 146,45, 124 Bernard, Mike 146, 111 Bethell, John 147, 175 Blokeley, Ken 147, 96, 97, 175 Bogdojewicz, Alicia 147, 46 Borchers, Jennifer 147, 45, 1 25 Botbyl, Dove 74, 1 49, 1 48, 1 3 1 , 52, 1 22 Bottema, Teh 148,45, 102, 125 Boven, Brian 148,45 Bowen, Nancy 1 0, 1 1 7, 1 22, 1 07, 92, 1 58, 1 55, 148, 131 Bowen, Timothy 148, 109 Bricker, Barbara 1 4 1 , 1 66, 1 48, 45 Brye,Judy 149, 146,45 Burmeister, Randy 149, 45 Burns, Denise 160, 149, 45 Burt, Don 149,74,91 Busman, Jeff Byl, Michelle 45, 1 01 , 1 24, 1 1 0, 1 39, 78, 1 1 9, 1 50, 97, 1 1 8 Bytwerk, Borboro 1 67, 1 50, 1 1 Coliff, Judy 1 50, 46 Carlisle, Dove 150 Carter, Don 1 50 Chittenden, Dan 74, 1 44, 1 39, 1 1 7, 1 69, 1 51 , 96, 97 Conway, Scott 151 Cox, Kim 151, 11 Croin, Vicky 151 Cron,Joe 115, 122, 123, 107, 106, 118, 171, 151, 148,96 Currie, Mary 1 1 6, 1 44, 95, 1 1 7, 1 70, 1 55, 1 52, 92 Currier, Bob 152, 147 Curtiss, Deborah DeCon, Oarcie 1 52 DeGlopper, Mary 1 70, 1 52, 1 1 6 DeJoger, Kay 1 41 , 1 1 3, 1 59, 1 52, 1 31 DeJonge, Don DeWitt, Jayne 1 52 De Young, Koren 1 53, I 24, 1 1 8 Dennis, Lorry 153 Donner, Leo 1 09, 68, 1 39, 1 30, 1 53, 1 42 Duer, Mike 74, 1 39, 1 54, 1 53, 1 49 Duncan, Max 156, 153, 109 Ebel, Steve 1 53 Erkes,John 154,81 Ernst, Cheryl 154 Fletcher, Cheryl 1 54, 1 39 Fonger, Jane 1 54, 1 47, 83 Gardner, Mike A. 1 54, 1 39 Garter, Alan 165, 154,74,91 Gordon, Jamie 155 Grant, Vicki 155,82,83, 118 Greaves, Denise 1 55 Hobion, Vicki 175 Hammond, Bruce 1 55, 1 00, 1 01 , 80 Hanson, Craig 155, 150 Hansen, Dennis Horbock, Sue155 Horms, Jeff 1 56 Horring, Louro 156 Harrison, Kathy 156 Hellmon, Cathy 1 75 Horness, Joe 25, 1 22, 1 23, 1 07, 1 0, 87, 1 39, 1 74, 156, 131, 118 Howe, Lori 117, 123, 141, 139,118, 157, 131, 143 Huckabee, Kiml57 Huggins, Mike 1 23, 74, 87, 1 01 , 1 57, 1 52, 1 31 Hushyn,Marilou 157 Ivins, Nan 168,166,157, 117 Jensen, Sue 158 Jones, Craig 1 58, 1 46, 1 1 0, 1 44 Kamp, Linda 158 Kary, Chris 1 58 Kelley, Kim 1 58 Kiekover, Lindo 158, 131, 118 Kloote, Linda 1 59, 1 1 7 Knechtges, Michelle 1 59, 1 1 6, 1 20 Kniat, Michael 159, 118 Kohnke, Anno 159,26, 118 Koster, Bonnie 1 59 Longlois, Louis 159, 150 Longlois, Theresa 160 LeGros, Jonet 160 Lemke, Patti 78, 1 24, 1 44, 83, 1 60, 92 Lyons, Bill 160, 150 Motthewson, Jim 1 60, 85 McGregor, Vicki 1 60 McKay, Potti 161 Michael, Debbie 161, 157 Meiczkowski, Sally 161 Miller, Phil 161 Miller, Russel 161 Moore, Kim 161 Morehouse, Cynthis 1 62 Morse, Brad 1 62 Muusse, Jon 162 Nelson, Laura 162,92 Neuhaus, Kathy 162 Newell, Gerri 162 Newell, Rod Nichols, Barbara 163 Nisper, Krista 1 63, 1 07, 1 1 9, 1 1 8 Obits, Suzanne 1 1 9, 1 1 8, 1 63, 1 43, 1 42, 1 30, 1 41 Olds, Matt 1 64, 163,81 Ollmonn, Steve 1 75 Giving, Henrik 163,68 Oppermon, Linda 163 Portridge, Gregg 1 44, 1 39, 1 64, 74, 2 1 Peterson, David F. 164 Peterson, Dovid J. 164 Pfeiffer, Marianne 1 02, 1 64, 1 46 Pietila, Joonn 164 Roder, Jim 164,96 Roho, Tim 165, 107 Randall, Denise 165, 132 Rouber, Joanna 165 Reynolds, Debbie 168, 165 Roach, Patti 165, 131, 123 Rohloff, Mike 165, 162 Rollenhagen, Jackie 166 Rooker, Greg 166, 118 Rose, April 1 66 Royce, Ed Rymol, Ric 90, 91 , 1 39, 69, 97, 1 66, 96, 47, 74 Sobo, Gary 166 Somdol, Bruce 167 Schmidt, Mary 167,68 Scott, Gordon ' ■Selbach, Kristin 1 67, 1 1 8 Semrinec, Terri 1 67, 1 1 8 Show, Les 167, 118, 175 Shears, Sharon 167 Sheridan, Joel 168 Sheridan, Tim 168,68 Simons, Debbie 168 Sloter, Terry 168 Smart, Jim 1 75, 1 1 7, 74, 91 , 1 53, 1 68, 96, 1 39 Smith, Chris 169 Smith, Kathy 169 Snively, Janine169 Sparks, Gail 169 Specht, Heidi 143, 169, 108,83 Spink, Judy 175 Spink, Judy Start, JeH 1 70, 146,74, 107 Stebbins, Larry 1 70, 85, I 24, 1 30, 1 1 8 Stedman, Don 1 03, 1 70, 5 1 , 86, 87, 1 02 Sutliff, Jim 1 70 Szubinski, JoAnn 123,68, 170, 159, 131 Taylor LuAnn 1 70 Thomas, Joe 171 Thornely, Darrell 171 Two, Paul 171, 175 Voandering, Arthur 171 VonDyke, Keith 122,86,87, 118, 171, 131, 169, 124, 117 Von Hall, Tom 171 VanHoeven, Joe 1 54, 1 01 , 96 VanPellicom, Jos 1 43, 80, 9 1 , 1 08 VanStrote,Tim91, 121 VanderWoll, Kothy 157 Vorgo, Chris Vargo, Nancy 173 Visser, Bud 1 73, 74, 1 1 , 1 39, 1 75 Vollmer, Lorry 173, 175 Walters, Tom 74, 86, 87, 173, 131, 101, 100 Warber, Bob 1 73 Wentzloff, Steve 1 75 Wezemon, Ed 173, 101 Wheller, Mike 1 74 Wiersma, Kip 1 74, 96, 1 1 7, 74, 1 1 6, 87 Wilkinson, Jeff 174 Wilkinson, Shirley 174, 157 Wolovlek, Carol 1 74 Youn, Michael 174,85 Juniors Aldred, Pom 47 Anderson, Cathy 47 Anthes, Paul 47, 87, 96, 97 Barley, Timothy 33, 92, 96 Bakole, Margaret 53, 47, 50, 1 24, 1 30 Bornosky, Dave 47, 107 Barrett, Lynda 33, 140, 47 Botchelder, Scott 47, 74 Beihl, Renee 1 1 1 Bell, Keith Benkert, Deb 47 Bennett, George 80, 87, 101 Benson, Chris 47 Berg, Deb 47 Boerma, Mike 47, 74, 91 , 1 07 Boersma, Phil Boes, Don 47 Boiling, Mory 47, 1 25 Jottema, Lisa 47, 95 Boven, Steve 47 Burnside, Bruce 47, 50, 48, 74 Burnside, Dave 53, 47, 84, 85, 1 1 8 Burt, Tomi 47 Byl, Jeanne 47, 1 24, 1 25, 1 1 8, 1 1 9, 78 Campbell, Sue Campion, Jon 47, 1 24, 87, 96, 81 Carlisle, Steve Carlson, Dana 48, 74 Carowitz, Kay 47 Catron, Jack 48 Chopin, Ann 48, 1 25, 1 24, 1 1 1 , 92 Cherette, Tony 48 Chittenden, Brad 74, 91 ChiHenden, Ted 48 Clover, Lorry 48 Clover, Mike Cook, Ron 49 Corgon, Jill 49, 78, 118 Costley, Jomes Cox, Lorry 49 Crouse, Sharon 49 Crouse, Ted Crow, Lynwood 49 Crowder, Glenn 49, 119, 118 Currier, Elmer Czinder, Chorlene 36, 49, 1 1 8, 1 1 9 Czinder, JoAnn 49 Dollos, Darlene 49 DeCan, Sue DeWitt, Gail 1 24, 1 1 1 Dirheimer, Dennis 50, 101 Dobson, Denise 50 Doering, Bruce 1 1 8 Donner, Lisa Dove, Brendo 50, 79 Duma, Diane 50 Egbers, Roxanne 50 Epplett, David 50, 1 1 8 Epplett, Mark 50 Erdmann, Cathy 50 Fitzgerald, Richard 50, 46, 74, 1 09, 1 24, 1 25, 1 2 1 Fletcher, Bob Fredrick, Mourie Frietchen, Steve 50 Gagnon, Bryan 50 Gagnon, Rosemary 50, 46, 1 25 Garrison, Brent 48, 50, 46, 87 Gieske, Greg 50 Grant, Don 74,91, 118, 119 Groy,Judi50, 125 Gulis, Steve 50, 1 24, 1 1 9, 1 1 8, 85, 81 Hobion, Mike 50 Hamilton, Lovern Hammond, Sherri 51 Harper, John Harms, Sharon 5 1 , 47, 1 24, 1 1 1 , 1 25 Hartman, Kim51, 124 Hecksel, Greg51 Hecksel, Marvin 51 Hicks, Brian 51 Hill, Ado 51, 79 Hill, Georgia 51, 79 Hoeker, Kothy 51 , 52, 1 25, 78, 95, 1 1 9, 92 Howard, Sherry 51 Hubert, Teresa 49, 5 1 , 82, 1 1 6, 1 25 Ingalls, Greg 51, 74 Ingalls, Marlin51,74, 90, 91 Jensen, Kurt 51 Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Sue 51 , 78 Jones, Laurie 51, 1 13 Jones, Mike Jonio, Ron 51 Kott, Jesse 51 , 54, 1 1 5, 1 24, 1 25, 1 1 9, 1 1 8 Kline, Debbie 51 Knue, Gabrielle48, 51, 114 Kooimon, John Kortekoos, Anno 5 1 , 46 Kossuth, Kurt 51 Koster, Robert 51 Longlois, Ron 51 Loning, Darrell 51 Leonard, Diane 51 Lewis, Joan 51 Leymon, Joan51 Lyons, Mary 51 Lyons, Tina 51 MacGirr, Scott MacLeod, Steve Martin, Mark 52 Massengill, Jayne 53, 52 Merz, Marie 49, 52, 125,83 Miller, Craig 52 Moore, Sandy Morehouse, Darrell Morford, Vince 52, 96 Mrozinski, Randy 52, 74, 1 1 6, 1 25, 87, 96 Nessen, Norma 52 Nienhouse, Tony 53 Novokowski, Mike 53 O ' Kane, Stan 53 Olson, Steve Ott, DeeDee 53 Polkowski, Kirk Pellegrom, Dove 53, 1 1 1 Pellegrom, Kris 53 Pelz, Judy53 Peterson, Carolyn 53 Peterson, Cynthis 53, 1 1 9 Petterson, Sarah 53, 79, 95, 1 1 9 Plewes, Bill Provdo, Drew 53 Reminder, Shelley 53, 46, 1 1 1 Reynolds, Morylou 53 Reynolds, Warren 54, 74, 1 31 Richards, Gory 54, 96 Richardson, Ric Richmond, Scott Riemersmo, Keith 39, 1 1 8, 1 1 9, 1 24 Rockey, Bill 39 Rogers, Leanno 54, 1 18 Rohloff, Louise 54, 82 Romans, Rick 40 Rouwhorst, Patti 54, 79 Royce, Don 54 Ruster, Vicky 54 Soyles, Bryan 54 Schindlbeck, Chris 54, 92 Schohl,Mark42 Scott, Karen 54, 95 Seekmon, Tom 54, 96, 119 Selgert, Lorrie 54 Semkiw, Lance 54 Shutters, Tom 54 Silver, Doug 54 Sjordsmo, Debbie 54 Slaughter, Scott 54 Sloan, Shoron 54 Smith, Debbie 49, 54 Stark, Harvey 54 Thomas, Jeff 54 Trimble, Corkie 54, 115, 118 Tronovich, Dove 54 Tuin, Kothy 54, 112, 108 Voandering, Judy 54 VanBurgel, Noncy 51 , 54, 46, 1 25, 95, 1 1 8, 1 1 9 VonHoll, Billie79, 55, 119 VonHoll, Debbie 55 VonStrote, Scott55, 91 VonderSys, Jerry 55 Vorgo, Jock 55 VerBerkmoes, Karen 55 Vink, Lorry55, 81 Vollmer, Jon 55, 84, 85, 125 Wentzloff, Kim Westhoff, Kothy 55, 92, 1 1 1 Westro, Jo 55 Wexeman, Don 55 Wheeler, Jude 42, 74 Whinnery, Pete 55, 80, 46, 1 1 9, 1 1 8, 85, 1 01 White, Tom 55 Wiersma, Kothy 55 Wiewioro, Nancy 55 Wigger, Kevin 55 Williams, Maribeth 55, 1 12 Willis, Cheryl 55, 11 8, H 9 Wilson, Greg 55 Winkelman, Carol 55 Winkelman, Cynthia 55 Wipperfurth, Karen 55 Wisman, Brenda 55 Wisman, Brian 55 Yonker,Chris55, 96, 119 Sophomores Anderson, Carol 35 Anderson, Rich 35 Aurich, Wayne 35 Boars, Mori 35 Boklorz, Frank 35, 76, 103 Barnetl, Laurie 35 Batten, Vicky Bedwin, Julie 35 Beihl, Demoris 35, 1 1 2, 1 1 3 Berry, Dave 35, 1 1 9 Biros, Chris 35, 99 Blakeley, Denise 35 Boerma, Brad 36, 35, 76, 1 20, 96 Boes, Cindy 35, 34, 111,93 Bolles, Albert 35, 118 Boiling, Mark 35, 85 Borchers, Priscillo 35, 11 3, 1 1 9 Bowen, David 36 Brandt, Vanyo Branyon, Melissa 36, 79, 95 Briegel, Randy 36, 76 Brov ne, Anna 36, 103 Bulthouse, Tim 36 Burnside, Brian 36, 52, 74, 76, 88 Burnside, Pam 36, 78, 119 Busman, Carmen Califf, Ron 36, 90 Campbell, Bonnie Carlson, Rick 36, 119 Carter, Ron Chapman, Brad 36, 45, 76, 1 3 1 , 88, 96 Chittenden, Julio 36, 113 Chittenden, Mark 36, 85 Cleveland, Mary 36 Corgan, Lynn 36, 119,33 Coston, Sam 36, 39, 85 Cowan, Ruth 36 Cramblet, Sam 36 Curtiss, Debbie 36 Curtiss, Linda 36 Dohlman, Barbara 36, 1 1 3 Davis, Cindy 36 DeCon, Dorene 37 DeCan, Patty 37, 121 DeBlopper, Howard 45, 37, 76, 88 DeGrazio, John Dennis, Kathy 37, 121, 103 DeWitt, Sandy 37, 1 1 3 Disselkoen, Sandy 37 Donner, Teresa 37, 95 Dusenberry, Debbie 37 Eller, Vivian 37 Epplett, Christy 37, 118 Erhorn, Jeffrey 37, 43, 88 Everhart, Don 131,37,76, 119,88, 101 Farley, Potti 37 Farmer, Sharon 37 Fitzgerald, Mark 31, 39, 109 Fergeson, fs. 38 Fonger, Lucy ; 44, 37, 83 Francis, Scott ;, Frietchen, Wand. i7, 95 Frifeldt, Lora 37 Frymire, Jerry 37 Fuhrmann, Steve 119, 118 Fuller, Toni 37 Gardner, Vicky 49, 42, 37, 40, 34, 1 21 , 83, 93 Gorzelloni, Julio 83 Gorzelloni, Teresa 37 George, Debra 38 Ghekos, Sydney 38, 112 Gieske, Goyl38, 82, 95 Gould, Sandy 38 Gray, Gary 76, 98 Greaves, David 38, 85, 81 Growe, Tammie Hoack, Terry 38 fHaase, Doug 38 Hamilton, Yvonne 38 Hammond, Bryan 51, 80, 91, 119 Hanson, Laura 38 Harring, Linda 38,11,10, 78, 95, 11 9 Hasenbonk, Chris 38 Hicks, Sally 38, 132 Holt, Seth 38 Horness, Brenda 38, 82, 1 0, 11 3, 1 1 8 Norton, Mike 36, 38, 35, 1 06, 85, 1 1 9 Hudson, Kenno 38 Huggins, Steve 39, 76, 1 01 , 1 00 Jackson, Carlo Jenkins, Romaine Jobin, Janelle39, 113,78,95 Johnson, David 39, 76 Johnson, Eric 39, 101 Johnson, Gale 39, 83 Johnson, Joy 39 Johnson, Sally Johnston, Steve 39, 79 Kats, Glen 45, 39, 76, 91, 118 Katt, Sondy 39 Kelley, Diane 39 Kimball, Chan 39 Klugos, Gina39, 113,78 Kolkema, Bob 39 Kortekoas, Betty 39 Kossuth, Kraig 39, 119,118 Koster, Brenda 39 Krosinski, Ed39 Kunkei, Dove 39, 99, 131 Kuziak,Lori 39, 83,93, 111 LoFronce, Mark 39 Lamon, Lisa 36, 39, 83 LoMore, Linda 40, 1 1 3, 1 1 8 Lontrip, Terri 1 32 Legg, Kevin 40 Lemmel, Ginger Lind, Marvin 40 Luoma, Joe40, 1 18 Lyons, Richord 40 Lyttle, Ed Mollon, Paul 76 Matter, Harvey 40, 81 Martin, Cindy 40 Mastenbrook, Paul McKay, Kelly 40, 76, 90, 91 Mendhom, MoryAnn 40 Melton, Rochelle 40 Mieczkowski, Jim40 Milos, Jennifer 40, 119 Millemon, Carol 40 Miller, Ed 40 Mohrhordt, Covin 34, 40, 76, 88, 1 00, 1 3 1 Moore, Annette Morgon, Wendy 40 Morrison, Brian 40, 34, 1 09, 1 06, 1 20 Moyle, Julie Mrozinski,Tommi40, 113 Muller, Lorry 40 Mulder, Ken 41, 119 Murphy, Linda 41, 103 Myers, Robin 95, 41 Nodeau, Kip Nienhouse, Ron 52, 41,85 Nisper, Lisa41, 119, 118, 103 Novakowski, Mary 41 Novokowsk i, Ray Obits, Alan 41, 1 18 Olds, Jeff 41 Ollmonn, Vicky 41, 111 Osborn, Douglas 41, 74, 119 Ott, Jay41 Page, Teresa 41, 1 1 1 Parker, Doug 41, 76 Poulssen, Anita41,83 Peterson, Bill 41, 80, 101 Plantenga, Cindy 4 1 , 78, 83, 93 Poll, David 41 Poviloitis, Sharon 79,41 Price, Sue 41 Roder, Tom41 Rothbun, Dale42 Reid, Mike 42 Rescorlo, Ted 42, 45, 76, 88, 1 00, 1 01 , 1 31 Rhoodes, Judy 42 Richords, Mike42, 101 Roberds, David 42 Robertson, Cheryl 42, 83, 1 1 1 Rohloff, Pat42, 76, 91 Rouwhorst, Sue 42, 79 Ruiter, Dottie42, 103 Rymol, Russ39, 42, 76, 91 Sabo, Greg 42 Schmidt, Linda Schosso, Don 42 Schrier, Jon 42, 44, 39, 83, 1 1 9, 1 1 8, 93 Scott, Debra 42 Selboch, Susan42, 82, 83, 119 Semkiw, Lisa 43 Show, Pom 43, 113, 118, 119 Shears, Bonnie 43 Sheridon, Freda 43 Shutters, David 43 Simons, Beverly 43 Sjoerdsmo, Karen 43 Slotter, Steve 43 Smith, Guy 43, 119 Spongier, Ed 43 Spinner, Chris Stebbins, Marilee 43 Stegmon, DeeDee 43 Sweet, Joe Szubinski, Mark 43, 80, 85, 1 01 Taylor, Sue 43 Thornell, Sharon 43 Thornley, Dennis 43 Timmermon, Kothy 43 Tokorczyk, Cindy 44 Tokorczyk, Craig 44 Townsend, Cindy Tuin, Dennis Two, Matthew 44 VanderMeulen, Paul 44, 102,88, 103 VonderZwoag, Wayne 44 VonDyke, Gory 44, 34, 1 1 8, 88 VonOordt, Tom Veneklasen, Mark 44, 85, 81 VerDuin, Debbie 44, 83 Vink, Kendra 10, 1 1 , 44, 1 1 3, 1 1 9 Vink, Louro 44 Vink, Vicki44 Vipond, Rictor 44 Vollmer, Brian 44 Vollmer, Bruce 44, 45, 76, 88, 90, 1 00 Vollmer, Dave 44 Walling, Mike 45, 42, 90, 91 Way, Darrell 45 Wentzloff, Carey 45, 1 02, 1 03, 11 8, 11 9 Wildey, Rick 45, 76 Wilson, Jim 45 Wilson, Ron 45 Wilson, Roxanne 45 Wing, Mike 45 Yonker, Judy45 Young, Jeff 45, 76 Zacharias, Debi 45 Freshmen Aurich, Diane 25 Bailey, Michael 89, 77 Baldus, Phil 25 Barnosky, Mike 25 Bafts, Barbara 25, 83, 78 Bell, Jim 25, 118 Bench, Tim 25,91, 77 Benkert, Carl 25 Berg, Michael 25 Bernard, Paul 25 Blakeley, Cindy 25 Boersma, Lori 25 Boiling, Lynn 25, 1 1 3, 78, 1 1 9, 1 1 8 Boiling, Richard 25, 119, 118, 85 Bolthouse, Steve 25 Boonstra, William 25, 119 Brady, Mark 25, 89, 77 Brautigam, Nora 25 Brautigam, Philip 25 Brege, Cathy 24 Brye, Jim 24 Brye, Sue Bulson, Rebecco 24 Bulthouse, Gary 24 Burns, David 24, 89 Bussord, Jiselle 24, 94, 118 Buzzell, Steve 24 Bytwerk, Scott 24, 85 Carlisle, Randy 24, 30, 1 1 9, 1 03 Carskadon, Bob 24, 77 Carter, Brian Carter, Valerie 24, 1 1 9 Catron, Craig 24, 89, 103 Chittenden, Ross 24, 77 Converse, Arthur 24, 77 Cox, Helen 24 Cross, David Cross, Rhonda 24 Crowder, Gary Crowder, Sandy 24, 119 Currie, Morcia 24 Cutler, Ted 24, 119, 118 Doncz, Brenad 24 DeCan, Carolyn 24 DeWitt, Gale 24, 50 Dennis, Diane 24, 120,83,78 Doebel, John 24, 101 Donner, Matt 24 Donner, Mike 24 Drent, LaDonna 24 Duer,Anna31,24, 30, 21 Dufon, Dennis 24, 77 Dusenberry, Becky 24, 1 32, 1 19 Dykehouse, Vicki 24 Epplett, Beth 24 Erhorn, Amie 24, 29, 25, 79 Farmer, Phillip 24 Fett, Bradley 70, 25, 77 Fischer, Jim 25, 77 Fischer, John 25 Fisher, Mary 25 Francis, Garth 25, 24, 102, 103 Fredricks, Laura 83 Frietchen, Kathy 25, 95 Gardner, Nick 25, 77, 101 Gardner, Bob 25, 91 Garzelloni, Mary 25, 83, 1 1 8, 94 George, Dindy 25 Gimborys, Mike 25, 91 , 77, 1 03 Glazek, Henry 25 Goodin, Randy 25 Gpoding, Nancy 25 Gray, Sue 25, 24, 27, 21, 106 Gray, William Griswold, Beftie 25, 1 1 1 Gritzmaker, Greg 25 Hamilton, Dale 25 Homm, Jeanne 25, 113 Hansen, Bev 25 Harms, Michelle 25, 95 Hortman, Korin 25, 118, 1 19 Hecksel, Kim 25, 1 20, 1 1 9 Hellman, Dianne 25 Holmes, Brenda 25 Holt, Dan 25, 118, 119 Horness, Cindy 24, 113, 118 Howe, Mary 25 Hubert, Dave 25, 77 Jones, Don Jensen, Robert 25, 80, 101 Johnson, Kim 29, 25, 79 Johnson, Louis 3 1 , 25, 89, 77, 1 03 Jones, Don 25, 89, 77, 119 Kloote, Barbara 25, 78 Kamp, Tim25 Ketner, Rich 25, 1 1 Klukos, Brent25, 77 Knight, Dona 26, 1 1 2 Knue, Nina26, 120 Kohnke, Dale 119 Krieger, Don 26, 89 LoFrance Renee 26 Langlois, Jan 26 Leonard, Donna 26 Lewis, Kristy 26 Larson, Roxanne 26, 1 06, 119 Luoma, Tami 26, 1 1 9, 1 1 8 McNitt, Kori 26 MacDonald, Rich 26 Moycroft, Toby 89 Mershon, Marv 26, 77, 101 Milas, Ann 24, 26, 94, 118, 121 Miller, Frank 103 Miller, Morcia 26, 82, 113 Miller, Mark 26, 119 Moorehead, Tim 26, 89, 77, 99 Mosher, Joan 26, 27, 95 Moyle, Patty 26 Myers, Robert 26 Noerebout, Penny 26 Nelson, Debbie 26, 1 19 Neher, Mary 26, 1 1 9 Nichols, Gerri 27 Nickerson, Carol Nienhouse, Dove 27 Ogiivy, Jim27, 77, 101 Ollmann, Crystall27 O ' Neil, Debbie 27, 118 Oppermon, Scott 27, 77 Osbr rn, Kim 27, 83 Palkowski, Jolynne 27, 83 Parsons, Patricia 27 Partridge, Nancy 27 Peterson, Suzanne 27 Pfeiffer, Colleen 27, 82, 121 Peitila, Susan 27, 95, 119 Pirrotta, Kathy 27 Puree!!, Ron Pyke, Karen 27 Rake, Rick 27 Rakosky, Mary 27, 1 1 3, 1 32 Rathbun, Beth 27, 114 Reid, Jim28, 77 Rickert, David 28 Roach, Tom 28, 77, 89 Rohloff, Kathy 28 Rooker, Stephanie 28, 83, 119 Rose, Bruce 91, 77 Rose, Randy 28, 89 Rosemo, Cindy 30, 28, 25, 1 1 9, 94 Rubeck, Gail28, 132 Rymol, Ron 28 Scott, Juanita 28 Seekmon, Roger 28, 24, 74 Semelbauer, Debbie 28 Semrinec, Steve 28, 119 Siegel, Laura 28 Sielski, Rob25, 28, 84, 85, 181 Sloan, Gary Smart, Don 31, 30, 26, 28, 91, 77 Smith, Carrie 28 Spear, Harlan 28,91, 77 Sweet, Chorlene 28 Taggort, Clinton 28 Teunis, Debby 29, 113 Thorstein, Bonnie 28 Timmins, Jeff 28, 77 Tokarczyk, Anita Tomosiewicz, Jon 28, 89, 1 1 9 Tuin, Carol 28 Tysmon, Debra 29 VanAppel, Wendy VanDop, Mark 30, 89 VanDyke, Lori 1 1 9 VanHouten, Dan 30, 89 VanWeelden, Gail 30, 27, 82 VanderMeulen, Dean 30, 103 VonderWall, Richard 30, 81 Veane, MaryJo VerBerkmoes, David31,89, 101 Vargo, Rose 30, 28 Viglond, Rick31, 1 1 8, 1 1 9 Vipond, Steve 31, 77 Vink, Jeff 31 Wolmo, Catherine 29 Walters, Sarah 29, 31,94 Wosserman, Jessica 29, 1 1 1 Webb, Scott 29, 77 Welsh, Annette Welsh, Chuck 70, 29 WesthoH, Nancy 29, 119 Whinnery, Ann 29, 118 Whitman, Ruth 31 Wildey, Lori 29, 119 Willis, Todd 29, 89 Wilson, Pat 31 Winegor, Tom 89, 29 Wing, Michele 29 Wipperfurth, Amey 29. a 3, 94 Wolosecki, Brenda 31, 82 Yob, Joe 24 Zacharias, Craig Zysk, Chris one more hurdle cleared — ' ' 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