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

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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.

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' 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

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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).