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

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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?

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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.

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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.