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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1988 volume:

iilfSSiiisffi, 3 1833 01881 VOSS GC 977.402 SP84HS, 1988 7 ; cr ' , TABLE OF CONTENTS Senior 8 Student Activities . . 18 junior 48 Sophomore 54 Freshman 62 Fall Sports 66 Winter Sports 92 Spring Sports 110 Student Organization 130 Staff 160 ■ HSiEB BMseB BiSM syrain KiMB aanaiiSEsai sasa Spring Lake H.S. builds people brick by brick. Right — We love to dance. Lower right below — Just a normal day. Does it taste good Rick? Above — The Ben we all remember and love. Right — I am awake. HOMECOMING 88 Chris VanDenBerg and Amy VanDussen No one word can justly describe the emotion I felt when 1 1 was nominated to be on the Homecoming Court and later r elected queen. I was honored, touched and excited. Everyone: looks forward to the last Homecoming of their high school yean where collaborative planning helps develop a unity within the: senior class and a camaraderie between the other students. Itt was fun to watch and be part of the activities. It is and will be always one of my fondest memories of high school. Julie Jackoboice ' 881 Noelle, Playing in the mud again. 4 HOMECOMING COURT !k iP ruFHiiiifT ' l King Matt Walsh Vhenever your received by your peers in a pos- tive way you should feel good, so when I was ominated for homecoming court by the class of 88 , I was extremely happy. Never imagining I muld be on the court . Then finding out I was lonored like that by ones school is more than nyone could ask for. At first I was worried about leople thinking I would get a big head, but my riends and their King jokes made sure that lidn ' t happen. )verall I have lots of swell memories from high chool , but being homecoming king will be one hat I will never forget . Thanks. Matt Walsh Alan Perkins and Anne Bryson Julie lackoboice and Rick Manske HOMECOMING COURT 5 Homecoming What? 6 Homecoming left. Are you sure this is just a game? above. AAh a camera ! (Mike Theune) oiecomtHg 7 We are family! 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Some folks catch all the spotlights. 21 Exchange Students Jose Antonio Sagardi from Santander, Spain came to America in search of academic excellence, to participate in athletics, and experience a different culture. When it came to academics, Jose pursued a level of excellence that was far more strenuous than the average Laker. Jose spent many hours each day studying for honor classes such as physics. Chemistry II, calculus and human A P. At the end of the school year, Jose had achieved a phenomenal 4.67 grade point average. Jose ' s skills and hard work earned him the physics student of the year honors at the awards assembly as well as other acknowledgements. Jose also dove into the Laker sports scene with the same excitement as he did with his studies. Although not a starter, Jose managed to play on the varsity football team. When he wasn ' t on the field, Jose was a constantly spirited leader, keeping the other team members motivated. Hiroshi Yokoo came from Shiki, Japan. What interested him most was experiencing American teenage culture. The classes he liked the most were art and design. He said that he found these classes a lot different from his class in Japan because of the close relationship between Mr. Tiano and the students. Mr. Tiano really cares about his students and their opinions, explained Hiroshi. Hiroshi hopes one day to return to America as a businessman. want to be a permanent resident in the United States, Hiroshi said. If you would be interested in writing to Hiroshi, please send mail to: Hiroshi Yokoo, 3-21-11 Shikishi Nakamuneoka, 355 Saitama, Japan. 22 Louisa Niehenke is from Dusseidorf, Germany. Coming to America as an exchange student was the fulfillment of a goal made when she was in the sixth grade. Her experiences in the U.S. have been every bit as exciting and rewarding as she had hoped. Louisa ' s hobbies are tennis, golf and swimming. She participated in these sports on a recreational basis only, opting to try other things rather than organized school sports. Enjoying her stay immensely, Louisa hopes to one day return to visit her host family and the many friends she has made. I had a great year, and I ' m sure going to miss you all. Thanks for making the 1988 school year possible for me, said Louisa. Akiko Fujita is from Yokohama, Japan. She was very en- thusiatic about her stay in the United States because she was able to experience so many new things and activities. For Akiko, who has never seen snow before, skiing was a great challenge. Skiing was the most exciting sport I ' ve ever done! exclaimed Akiko. She joined the softball team and musical. Akiko tried out for the choir in her church too, not limiting her experiences only to school. With the church group, Akiko hoped to take a trip to New York, a place she had always wanted to see. After returning to Japan, Akiko will save her money for a trip around the world. Thank you everybody for everything, especially family and friends. I ' m so glad that I decided to come here! said Akiko. Inga Becker came from Gothenburg, Sweden. She came to America because she wanted to learn about a different culture than her own. She wanted to experience the American way of living. Inga traveled with a group of foreign exchange students to New York and Washington D.C. She also went to Boston with her host family. It ' s great to be able to see some other parts of your country. New York was great! said Inga. When she goes back to Sweden, she will have to complete her senior year in high school since her year in the U.S. doesn ' t count toward her graduation. She enjoyed her stay here, although she missed Sweden at times. Who knows, one day I might come back ... said Inga. If you would care to write Inga, please address your correspondence: Inga-Lill Becker, Havadsdomanevagen 48, 422 44 Hisings-Backa, Sweden 23 Close U| Close up team gets ready to travel. 24 World travelers. I need a room key. 25 Will the true Miss Liberty please step forward. Chuga chuga choo choo! 26 ' chorus looks on as Terri practices her ice steps. folding a note so long their turning blue! ■■■■,9s Well, I never! All made up and ready to go on stage. CAST (In order of appearance) HAISIE DELL Terrl Doezeraa THE HERALD READER Jay Ferguson JAMES CORDON BENNETT Matt CralR HORACE MILLER Jim Andersen POLICE CAPTAIN Phil Parmley THE MAYOR Aaron Shapiro FRENCH AMBASSADOR David Mulder CARTHWRIGHT David Benson JOSEPH PULITZER Jeff Fogel BARTHOLDI Darcy Cogswell MONIOirE DlfPONT Megan Auffrey THE BOY Aaron Shapiro THE GIRl Connie Noonan THE COUNTESS Mlnda Harkle A GENDARME Jay Ferguson A LAMPLIGHTER Phil Parmley ANOTHER LAMPLIGHTER David Benson THE TRAIN Kate Bergsma. Holly Bayes, Andrea Lobbezoo A MAID Eve Lozlckl RICHARD K. FOX Aaron Shapiro nOnCRATION OFFICER David Mulder NEWSBOYS: David Benson, Will Ferguson. Matt Goebel, Dan Leverance, David Mulder, Phil Parmley, John Sheldon, Matt Slater, Andy Stroup, Nathan VanVelzen ADDITIONAL SOLOISTS: Kate Bergsma, Lorl Haney , Kristin Harris, Colleen Houe , Eve Lozlckl. Nlkkl Nelson. Jennifer Reyburn This production required elaborate costumes. CHORUS y. Trad Bailey, Jim Andersen, Megan Baird, Jennifer Baker, Laura Bancroft, James Bardlng. Stephanie Bator, Holly Bayes. Inga Becker, David Benson, Wendl Benson, Kate Bergsma. Lizzie Bero. Darcy Cogsuell. Matt Craig, Eve Crowell. Joey DeBoer. Terrle Doezema. Jennifer Echter. Jay Ferguson, Will Ferguson, Jeff Fogel, Akiko Fujlta, Matt Goebel, Julie Hall. Lorl Haney. Krlsten Harris, Shawn Haukom, Laurie Hickman, Colleen Houe. Abby Johnson. Dan Leverance. Andrea Lobbezoo. Eve Lozicki, Mlnda Markle. David Mulder, Kelly Murray, Amy Nelson. Nlkki Nelson, Louisa Nlehenke. Connie Noonan, Amy O ' Brien, Phil Parmley. Stephanie Plescher. Jennifer Reyburn. Katiiy Robinson. Karen Sample. Aaron Shapiro. Heather Sheldon. John Sheldon. Angle Slater. Matt Slater. Andy Stroup. Nathan VanVelzen. Tawna Welch. Amy Zervas Jennifer Baker, Holly Bayes, Kate Bergsma, Laurl Hickman, Abby Johnson, Andrea Lobbezoo, Louis Nlehenke, Heather Sheldon, Angle Slater, Tami David Benson, Darcy Cogswell, Jay Ferguson, M Goebel. David Mulder. Phil Parmley, Aaron Shapl Nathan VanVelzen ' ant to sing like Horace Miller, (Jim An- son). Boy, is my arm tired. Which one should I take to promt 27 II students Honored At Breakfast Breaklime means gossip time This IS what you receive for getting all A ' s . . . cough, cough, gag, { 28 Mrs. Draper and Mrs. DeYoung Wendy Murray, Don ' t smile with your mouth full. m Mr. Maxam, Mrs. Brink, Mr. Wolbrink, Mr. Bonnema and Mrs. Boyink. Jose ' looks impressed with American food. 29 Ski Clul Say ahhhh! 30 There is some fatal disease going around. 31 PROM 1988 oh boy! I ' m winning! Chawing down after prom. ■ SH vm H r H E I I K r l fts S l K yi tk [ p— nl l f ' H Qg . Bacilf off, man! Kurt ' s first date! 1988! 33 Rowdiest Noelle Marzuki, Ben Cairns SENIOR ELECTIONS Class Clown Suzanne Greenbauer, Alan Perkins Class Smile Amy Carlson, Rob Gordon Done the Most For SLHS Julie Jackoboice, Mike Theune Class Athlete Marci Vandyke, Chris Vandenberg 34 Class Dancer Amy Zen as. Darcy Cogswell Most Humorous Noelle Marzuki, Matt Walsh Class Computer Whiz Corlnne Crowell Class Couple Helen VanderBoegh, Scott Vink ' 88 35 Award MEAP — 100% Sean P. Allen Katbryn B. Bergsma Greg S. Cooper Mati D. Craig Lisa M. Dalman lonathan D. Decker Derek M. Draft leffrey D. Fogel Wendy S. Gerwig Kristen A. Harris Laura . Hickman Mike ft. Johnson Daniel R. Morse David A. Mulder Nicole K. Nelson Philip L. Parmley [rik Perterson iennifer L. Pipe Karen N. Sample Rachelle A. Slaskiewicx Leeanne M. Thomas Edwin Vaandering foshua VanDyke Becky R. Witgen HONOR STUDENTS fon Allen Connie Noonan — Valedictorians Rachel Cnisholm — Salutatorian Rudy Briegel Michael Theune Kellv Murray Trisna Harpe CecHe Despres Shelly Rosema Julie ac ro6o cf NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS STUDENT CONSULTANTS — IR. ACHIEVEMENT KIWANIS AWARD Connie Noonan Marci VanDyke S.LE.A. AWARD lulie Boersma Heather Bristol CENTEL AWARD Michael Theune MITZ HAMMOND HESSMER AWARD i fon Allen Rachel Chisholm Trisha Harpe Shari Lindner I Tom Meyer Kelly Murray | Connie Noonan I Shelly Rosema Michael Theune Marci VanDyke Michael Theune SHOWCASE 88 Michael Theune — Literary Arls 1st Place Colleen Howe — Performing Arts REMC REGION 7 ART FINALISTS Derek lohnson Michael Theune Leeanne Thomas Rob Tuttle Todd Scoti HUGH O ' BRIAN LEADERSHIP AWARD Kristen Harris WESTERN MICHIGAN SCIENCE FAIR Lorna Sample — 1st Place QUIZ BOWL TEAM Ion Allen Craig Brondyke lay Ferguson leff Klein Monica Richert Michael Thei 36 ROTARY VOCATIONAL ED AWARD Scott Vink WOMEN ENGINEERS MERIT AWARD Zoeida Diaz Kelly Murray ROTARY AWARD ED PETERSON MEMORIAL Minda Markle lay Ferguson Ion Allen David VanDuinen PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC AWARD Ion Allen Bruce Beaudoin Rudy Briegel Rachel Chisholm Pete DeGraff Mike Delong Cecile Despres Tina Dyke Bryon Eshieman lay Ferguson Susan Creenbauer Trisha Harpe Colleen Howe lackie lablonski Tracy Kortekaas Shari Lindner Tom Meyer Kelly Murray Connie Noonan Heidi Rand Shelly Rosema Lorna Sample Tom Stefanils Kurt Swartzlander Mike Theune David Van Duinen David Wilson Len Ease Award lulie Switzer Pete DeGraff NATIONAL CHORAL AWARDS Terri Doezema Jim Andersen ELKS MOST VALUABLE STUDENT LOCAL and STATE Kim Bush ATHLETE SCHOLAR AWARD Lisa Start Pete DeGraff HARRY A. CARLSON MEMORIAL lulie lackoboice STATE SOLO ENSEMBLE Kelly Murray lennifer Easterly WEST. MICH. U. HONORS BAND Kelly Murray MIKE GILBERT MEMORIAL Helen VanderBoegh DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS Art Lara Harris Business Heather Bristol Accounting Tom Stefanits Typing Karyn Johnson Ed Vaandering English 9th grade Becky Tober Heather Frantz 9th grade college Com Comp Brett Huff Erik Peterson German Zobeida Diaz Latin Sean Allen Spanish Tanya Boisvert Industrial Arts Drafting Sean Allen Woods Roy Hughes Mite Werschem Math Algebra II Calculus Wendy Murray Trisha Harpe lennifer Ecnter Geometry Pre-Calculus Zobeida Diaz Trigonometry Sean Allen Science Advanced Biology Monica Richert Biology Sean Allen Chemistry II Rachael Chisholm Rudy Briegel Kelly Murray Lorna Sample Anatomy Phy Sue Heindrichs Physical Science joe Harpe Physics lose Sargardi Social Science Government Danielle Battle U.S. History Brett Huff World History lennifer Reyburn School Service Jeff Fogel Kevin Lemke Brooks Mastenbrook Student Council Amy Carlson Noelle Marzuki Minda Markle Lorna Sample P.E.O. AWARD Lori Regelin ROTARY LEADERSHIP AWARD Michael Theune HENRIK OLVING AWARD Meagan Auffrey LORRAINE VANBEUKERING WRITING AWARD Michael Theune CAREERLINE TECH CENTER SUPERIOR COMMITMENT lody Baird Leon Pelfresne leff Seaberg Scott Vink 37 Julie Jackoboice Rudy Briegel Shelley Rosema Cecile Despres Patrhha Ann Harpe Kelly Murray 38 Jon Allen Connie Noonan Rachel Chisolm 39 Senior Banquet Does she know something I don ' t know} 40 This is the only time you ' ll catch Danielle all dressed up ' . Yes, we are Seniors and proud of it! ' Seniors Shine ' Does she know something I don ' t} 41 lulie lackoboice, Are you positive you are talking about the Class of ' 89? The big moment is finely here. 1 9 Will someone turn the air conditioning onf Ifs too warm in here! GRADUATION Graduation Commencement is a special memory. We all love the band. 42 4 A The final countdown! An old ending and a new beginning. Goebel, Dr. Bosshart, lames McFarlin III, Reverend left Klein, Mrs. denBerg, and the school board. 43 Yes . . . I know I ' m enjoying life. We can ' t help looking sooo good. Heidi at her best. 44 Do you look over someone ' s shoulder when taking a testf 45 showcase 1988 A Celebration of Excellance and Achievement Spring Lake High School, along with 26 other High Schools in West Michigan sent nominees to Showcase this year. Mr. ). G. Bryson served as Coordinator assisted by Mr. M. Tiano Our students were recognized on Wednesday, April 20 at gala performance held in The Frauenthal Center in Muskegon. Representing Spring Lake High School were Colleen House — Performing Arts, Michael Theune — Literary Arts, Jeff Peterson — Visual Arts, and Constance Noonan — Academics. 46 Creat minds at work 47 JUNIORS 48 Junior Divider Junior Divider 49 Jim Andersen Lisa Anderson Scott Andree Tom Baars Traci Bailey Eric Baisch f ■ J 1- f :H Picture Jennifer Bai er Amy Baldwin Renee Balzer Jamie Barding Bill Barnes Amy Beaudoin Brian Beld Mario Belmarez John Bero Jason Blessing Tim Backs Tanya Boisvert 50 Juniors 51 Mike Paul Matt Peel Brian Peets Greg Peterson Shannon Pierson Stephanie Plescher Tom Sutherland Greg Tenbrink Chris Thomack Rick Thomas Ty Thompson David Tober Stacie Tober Andy Trautman Ed Vaandering Melissa VanDam Beth VanOordt Jackie VerHoeks 52 Juniors Juniors 53 SOPHOMORES 54 Sophomore Dividei BB- ESRsa Essaa €5«i«i5!!! M5ES aaasia iseas S3 IH Sean Allen Lori Allman Michelle Andrews Rachelle Ballast Laura Bancroft Stacey Barrett Tracey Barrett Stephanie Bator Tim Bayes Annie Beechum Rod Bench Kate Bergsma Melissa Bernia Zak Bisacky Herb Blair Stacy Boutell lenny Brege Joanna Bristol Jennefer Dorsey Derek Draft Tim Draft Tom Dudley Jennifer Echter Mike Ercole Laura Eshleman Tighe Estes Mike Fett Jed Florea Jeff Fogel Brian Ford 56 sherry Francis Slefanie Friedman Becky Gardner Wendy Cerwig Emilie CoebeT Darcy Criffis Dawn Hamilton Kristen Harris lason Hecksel Laura Hickman Matt Holmes Tonia Huber Roy Hughes Michael Johnson Aimee Joslyn Jody Kalman Ion Kammeraad Melanie Kamps joy Keen Brian King Rob Kittredge Angela Knight Jeff Kriger Brian Kucks Gary Langlois Nicole Leavitt Becky Madsen Brian Maples Brooks Mastenbrook Kelly McMasler Ryan Meulendyk Franz Meyer Nicole Meyer lennifer Miller Jennifer Miller David Mulder Mike Munch Tim Munster Rebecca Murray Michelle Nadeau Donna Naerebout Nikki Nelson leanine Palen Phil Parmley lason Pasch Erik Peterson lennifer Pipe Michelle Powell Sophomores 57 Jennifer Schubert Autumn Scofield Aaron Stiapird Lisa Shinn Angela Slater Jeana Smith Tracey Smith Chris Spink Rachelle Staskiewicz Joel Streetmg Josh VanDyke Dawn VanderSchaaf Adam Warner Bertie Watters Scott White Teresa Willard Randy Winn Becky Witgen Jack Wolffis Jennifer Zlotnicki Lisa Zupin 58 Sophomores Sophomores 59 FRESHMEN 60 Freshman Divider - -. s b aKs. rass3irss ° :ffls Freshman Divider 61 Samantha Adams Melinda Aldridge Adam Anderson Christina Anthony JeffAuch Michael Baar Corey Bailey Ryan Bailey Rachel Baird Joey Baker Kim Bates Tom Bates 62 Freshman Andy Forlenbacher Tammy French Chris Fuller Tammy Gaskin Larry Cewax Robert Giddens Angle Grabinski lulie Hall lessica Halmond Mike Happel Rob Hardenburgh Chris Hardy Joey Harpe lason Harris Shawn HauKom Malt Hekhalls Chris Hicks David Hirdes Heather Hitsman Krisli Hitsman Eric Hoglund Stacey Hubert Aaron Ingalls Jamie Jockwig Karyn Johnson Matt Johnson Shannon Johnson Bill Kasmauski Jake Klemp i Joe Koster Tony Lang Amy Langlois Al Lawson Adam Lenz Andrea Lobbezoo Ryan Masuga Brian McBeth Audra Miller Matt Miller Melinda Miller Angle Molenkamp Mike Morden Beth Morris Dan Moses Derek Mulder Beth Munster Wendy Murray Amy Nelson Freshman 63 Mike Noonan Jill Oosterbaan Ryan Peters Jason Petrowski Erin Piers Julie Postma ■ Jason Prelesnik Mindi Rand Heather Reidy Audra Richert Amy Jo Robinson Kathenne Robinson Ryan Robinson Andrew Rose Chris Ruhl Mike Saurs hristen Schlett Shane Schmelling Krista Schuize Rachael Seaman Scott Secory Jeff Sharp Jayson Skogler Lisa Slager Dennis Smant Angela Smith Heather Smith Joe Stalec David Stamy Stephen Stanhope Tracy Start Tim Stout Ted Stroebe Wally Struntz Shawn Sullins Shannon Sweringen l ichelle Taylor Kim Teitsma Vikki Tenbrink Becky Tober Paul Tober Ton VanBuskirk Chad VanDenBerg Kim VandenBosch Dan VanderVeen Jason VanDussen Shelly VanDyke Chris Vargas 64 Freshman f S4 Tawna Welch Mitch Wellman Todd Welscott Tract Werschem Hunter Wesira Hope Whatley Leigh White John Wiersma Dan Wisniewski Todd Yemc Andrea Yore Lori Zupin Freshman 65 Fall Sports RH ■HSU BffoM osKn flD!a« otsam «  afiOB a «« affloa an B«w aaan tauvi Mnm «NSM MBB3 owHii SB«u BSBM Kwa 66 Hftfvn HNW UBMS ts3BM wnaw nwn manmammsxtm fssasivcissaaa sietmafsamasBiueaHimsaB s OBESB tOHai fKits i( 40 it 3A saKB MBran tHKiM ouBu araw IKUn a i9B HWM Btaw noaa iRM« awiiA nttsMM nsMM KQssM sastu kCdta s ■MM ■(«« tsgpw GBii«s owra «wa tcEsa HBQH taaoK owm iBva latw MaoH M atfOy BB4 KR«S laSiM R«S«9 SOSM B 8 X aM«M wars nH naOK M«Q9i s M oMSi i«BM Mon K«w iBn scRstf aosna Hsan HRnm N u itaaa BCRs HH IMB Wi a M niWBMBBHaWPWtOBIBgHai 67 Varsity Football The Varsity Lakers, although not having an outstanding re- cord, completed a successful season. They practiced and played very hard, up- holding the Great Laker tradition. Spe- cial honors went to Pete DeGraff, guard; Matt Walsh, end; and Jim Anderson, quar- terback, as they re- ceived all-league honorable mention. Front Row: Mike Dorman, Byron Kelly, Matt Walsh, Luis luarez, lames Kolberg, Kyle Volk. Row Two: i Rosencrants, Pete DeCraff, Tony Smith, Todd Scott, Mark Powers, Dan Kriger, Kevin Nietering, Brett Boe Front Row: Calvin Mohrhardt, Steve Kruithoff. Leo Rosencrants, Mike Tiano. Row Two: Greg Holmes, Jim Singerling, lim Switzer, Chris Mendels. Kyle Volk Kevin Nietering 68 Varsity Struggles; Stays Tough Bruce Cook Mike Wenchem Eric Welch Matt Rooks 69 Varsity Cheerleaders Front Row: Trad Bailey, Terri Doezema, Shari Under, Toni Start, ennie Kidd. Row Two: Jackie VerHoeks, Rachel Chisholm, Heather Bristol. Broadway, here we come! Aren ' t those cheerleaders cutel 70 Healher Bristol Kachel Chisholm Terri Doezema ennie Kidd Shari Under Toni Start Trad Bailey lackie VerHoeks Heather Bristol, Rachel Chisholm, Tern Doezema, lennie Kidd, Alanna VanHoeven, Shan Lindner, Trad Bailey, Jam itart, adtie Verhoeks. 71 Junior Varsity Football Members: Sean Allen, Tim Bayes, Rodney Bench, Derek Burt, Jon Decker, ason Dickman, Tom Dudley, Mike Ercole, Mike Fett, leSf Fogel, Brian Ford Mi Holmes, Mike Johnson, Jeff Kriger, Brooks Mastenbrook, Franz Meyer, Erik Peterson, Rob Tuttle, Kyle Volk, Jack Wolfis. 72 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders )p Row: Dawn Hamilton. 2nd Row: Tanya Tardani. Third Row: Rebecca Murray, Melissa Dalman, Becky Madsen. Bottom jw: Shelly Ballast. 73 Freshman Football Members: Corey Baiey Tom Bates, Lyie Biniecki, Chad Bush, Jeremy Dove, Jeff Dowler, Ricky Essebaggers, Jason Fogel, Chris Fuller, Matt Hekhuis, Davit Hirdes, Aaron Ingalls, Adam Lenz Matt Miller, Brian Morgan, Dan Moses, Daniel Murray, Rick Sickerson, Mike Noonan, Ryan Robinson, Andy Rose, Scoi iecory, Wally StrunU, Shawn Sullins, Tom VanBuskirk, Chad VandenBerg, Carlos Vazquez, Tony Verplank, Mitch Wellman, Hunter Westra, John Wiersma . 74 Freshman Cheerleaders ont Row: Amy Nelson. Row Two: Kim VandenBosch, Lizzie Bero, Andrea Lobbezoo. Row Three: Holly Bayes. Row Four: endi Benson. 75 Girls Varsity Basketball Kelly Secory Renee Balzer Shanon Ey 76 Robin gets fouled on a layup. Lori and I ' lll wait to see the outcome of the ball. Lisa gives some serious talk to the ball. 77 Lady Laker Netters iOMMMt i Heather Louitell Julie lackoboice Jill Blanchard ' n . Kelly Murray 78 Amy Bryant Shelly Duer Kate Bergsma - 1 f- M : ' ■ r 1 1 4 V • i ., Amy Baldwin 1.™ -. Wendy Murray  M Karyn Johnson A V K E plPWi 0lKKt 1 ' , Tawna Welch Not Pictured Angle Grabinski Nikki Miller Allison Bosshart 79 lay Ferguson 80  r ' - ' C 19 left Fogel Matthew Johnson Jason Hecksel Richard Manske 88 m tnaiiibtituMnrntV Coach Bitner 81 Boys Mr. Hall Craig Youn Cecil Hammond Andy Trautman Chris Hicks 82 I f:  rH-, Brian Fechner Jon Kammeraad Cross Country 83 Kitty Abel Girls Cross Country Jennifer Pipe Rachel Baird 84 Lara Harris mEBS Dawn Neitering Karen Sample 85 Soccer Jonas Saunders Manager Tina Dyke 86 leffAuch Ryan Peters Paul Tober 87 Miki DeHollander Lisa Rogers Jennifer Miller Joy Keen Jennifer Despres Monica Miller Eve Lozicki 88 Girls Swimming Heather Sheldon Tracey Kortekaas Laura Bancroft Inga Lil Becker Kathy Robinson Audra Miller 89 Junior Varsit Lori Zupin Wendy Cerwig Nicky Leavitt Leigh White 90 iris Basketball Kristin Carlson Shannon Sweringen 91 Winter Sports wmmmmmamma tm a m im m KmmsBi a uwaaBWBaaiitgmtt _ oGtrnfeMamDnesinHi iKaa aama inwm Kmma umtiiaa a wiu m masnxamiBmattsam afeRas«ai(MaaM Kniti p w atfff MwaMi itmj — g«f I ' Og aam Kg 92 ■■RBBMCRxneRaiauHcscMi awsb 93 Lakers Beat Haven Coach Mike Secory Manager Gerry Wing Chad White 94 9nt Row: Chad White, Mike Theune; Co-Captains. Row Two: Coach Mike Secory, Cecil Hammond, Brian Fechner, Jonas Saunders, Tim Fonkert, Eric Welch, rl Hager, Rob Fuller, Brian Humphrey, Jim Anderson, Chris VanDenBerg, Gerry Wing. 95 Lisa Anderson Rachel Cbisholm Terri Doezema Heather Bristol Shari Lindner 96 Varsity Cheerleaders )nt Row: Toni Start, Amy Baldwin, Tern Doezema. Row Two: Heather Bristol, Lisa Anderson. Row Three: Jennifer Kidd, Rachel Chisolm, Shari Lindner. 97 Junior Varsity Basketball Front Row: Tim Draft, Rodney Bench, Mike Cantrell, Matt Holmes, left Fogel, lohn Wiersma. Row Two: Zack Bisacky, Brooks Mastenbrook, Rob Tuttle, 1 Dudley, Jon Kammeraad, Ted Stroebe, Scott Secory. 98 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Front Row: Tonya Tardani. Row Two: Angle Slater, NIckl Nelson. Row Three: Melissa Dalman, Kate Bergsma, Becky Madsen. 99 H m Freshman Basketball ! m A...JH1 iS«««««e «SH Front Row: David Hirdes, lason VanDussen, Mike Morden, Chad VanDenBerg, Chris Rubl. Row Two: Malt Hekhuis, Chris Hicks, loe Slalec, eremy Dove, Sk i Stanhope, Joe Harpe. 100 Freshman Cheerleaders Leigh White, Andrea Lobbezoo, Holly Bayes, Wendy Benson, Tawna Welch, N ri Weerstra. 101 Andy Rose Adam Lenz Brian McBeth 102 Wrestling ront Row: Adam Lenz, Bruce Cook, Andrew Fortenbacher. Row Two: Ruben luarez, Greg Rowley, Rob Rymal, Jon Bero. Row Three: Kevin Nietering, Andy ose, Tom Tripp, Mike Werschem, Tim Bocks, Coach Kruithoff. 103 Randy Browne Andy Trautman Tighe Estes Erik Peterson ' [ .Is ' , - W- Mike Ercole Scott PuMaski Mike Miller Mike Stanton d -x Jason Hecksel Jeff Sliarp Chris Fuller Rob Bee Mark Calvin 104 Boys Swimming ont Row: Mike Miller, Rob Bee, Chris Fuller, Mark Colvin, lason Hecksel, Monica Miller. Row Two: Tighe Estes, left Sharpe, MikeBaar, Mike Ercole, Eric terson, Andy Trautman. Row Three: Coach David Parsons, Scott Puhlaski, Randy Browne, Mike Staton, Bruce Beaudoin, Byron Kelly. 105 Varsity Volleyball Sarah Bulthuis Marci VanDyke Lisa Start Shannon Pierson Kristie Erdman Komjit Moses Heather Emmons 106 ■f fSSfSBB The coach surrounded by three senior players — Lori, Lisa, and Julie. Look Marci, a new chance. Try it. The women ' s volleyball team had an excellent season un- der the new coach, Sarah Bulthuis. They finished second in their conference behind Fremont and also advanced to the finals in regional play, losing a tough match to Big Rapids. The squad was led by five seniors, ail who will be pursuing their education at top colleges and one who will travel on a squad with a volleyball scholarship. The 1987-88 squad was a unique team that developed a special team unity and spirit that carried them through many close, grueling matches. Stamina was the team ' s strong point and a challenge was their spark plug. Too easy, try this step. 107 Junior Varsity Volleyball 108 a 5J i Rachelle Ballast Sami Adams c i . Rebecca Murray Dawn Hamilton Wendy Gerwig Sherry Francis Shannon Sweringen 109 Spring Sports ■■■■■ «aBw wwfl HMin ama«aa iri M nw i TH MgM«waMiwM«a ! — 110 nsH! wxBB Rsan Msnt Bsam nErmiBKiH KsamiaemmaiBamm eaaao BHsa BBSS KKxs ssEim lanaaRBa nraa 111 M ■■3 Ld. The imported runner, )ose? I believe I can, Kurt thinlis. Mike is just a laid back type of guy. ■■ H ' Ryan Bailey Dave Stamy Adam Lenz A flawless handoff for Mike and Tom. 112 Boys Track JOYS TRACK Mike Fett Fred Kidd Rodney Bench Greg Peterson Matt Rooks John Wilkening Craig Youn Ryan Meulendyke Roy Hughes Andy Fortenbacher Ted Strobe Rob Bee Boys Track 113 Lisa needs strains for the tape, capturing first place. Waiting for the next event or race results is a constant cause of i nervousness. - v -  Marci executes a perfect Fozeberry flop. C;, ' - ' - ■ ' ■ . -:. ' Shelly goes airborne as she kicks for the Will Dawn land or keep on flying?i finish. 114 Girls Track Proper attire is a must for any track meet. Kitty and Tricia keep a careful eye on I events. GIRLS TRACK Rachel Baird Audra Richert Trisha Harpe Manager Margie Donner Manager Inga Becker Manager Girls Track 115 Lakers Take Second in Conference, Regionall 116 foti Kammeraad Matt Craig leffAuch Mike Noonan Tony Verplank lason Blessing, 2 doubles Sean Allen, 2 doubles Rick Manske, 3 doubles Eric Welch, 3 doubles 117 Laker Girls Work Hard Melanie Kamps Nicole Holden 118 Kim Miller Coach George Bitner 119 Girls Softball Mr. Wanrooy Mike Werschem Lisa Dalman 120 iH F 1 loey DfBoer Becky Madsen P 1 . W ' ' ■■ ( T ' l L 1 iJ K H 1 1 JBm 1 X Ifz Dirkse Stephanie Friedman lulie Switzer Amy VanDussen 121 Varsity Baseball Rob Rymal Brooks Mastenbrooks Jeremy Dove 122 Matt Holmes Mr. Hickman 123 Junior Varsity Baseball Larry Cevvax Matt |ohnson Mike Morden lack Wolffis |cff Kriger David Hirdes Junior Varsity Softball Picture Not Available Scott White |asun VanDussen Andy Rose Shannon Swerigcn 124 Wendy Murray Nicki Carlson Shannon Czinder Mary Dehaan Cristie Giles Jennifer Dorsey Cheryl Chase Rachel Seaman Karyn Johnson Mary Mellefont Kendra Buckner 125 TRUCKING CO. GOOD LUCK Seniors ! tJSSy LA From your friends at The Spring Lake Lions Club 126 : ucGr P.O. BOX 515 NORTH 144th M 104 SPRING LAKE. MICHIGAN 49456 616 842-2140 U7 kOiW i. Ji ' ' ■2: i s iiji i ,issmm!SSsmsg !«imcMii?-m Michigan Plastic Products Company Division of JSJ Corporation 1500 S Beech Tree Street • Grand Haven, Ml 49417-0598 THE TRAVEL PLACE The Travel Place, Ltd. 205 West Savidge Street, Spring Lake, Michigan 49456 Phone 616 846-6420 Congratulations Seniors the orijfinal Homemade Pizza Our Specialty Beer — Liquors 601 S. Beechtree Wine 846-3580 842-3700 Oakes Agency Inc. 234 Washington St. • P.O. Box 729 Grand Haven, Mictiigan 49417-0729 Phone (616) 842-3440 128 Congratulations Seniors Compliments of WJA. Across the Bridge Spring Lake 846-1000 Your senior portrait is special, and it should look it. Why should you limit yourself to the familiar head and shoulders look of the underclass school pictures you ' ve had for years, when you can have a senior portrait that is much more interesting and meaningful because it reflects your personality, interests and life style. Tennis lover Chris Jansiewicz wanted just such a portrait. So we decided to photograph her on the tennis court, but from an entirely new angle — twelve feet overhead! The result is a unique and compelling portrait of special significance. Chris ' s senior portrait is only one example of the exciting and different things we ' ve been doing for students from all over West Michigan. Whether you want an environmental portrait or a studio portrait, something tradi- tional or far out, we are the people to see. Let us create a special portrait of you! ARTIST IN ' THO TO (i R A P H Y 20 HARBOURFRONT PLACE, GRAND HAVEN, MI 4 417 846-5000 For lasting memories, our color portraits are guaranteed a lifetime! FULL SERVICE TRADITIONAL CONTEMPORARY OUTDOOR LOCATION With todays aware shoppers, versatility and quality are a must. Paris Studios has pho- tography for every taste and quality unpar- alleled in West Michigan. Call us today for all your photography needs. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1988 Studios of Photography 137 : Likclon Muskegon. Michi ' jn 7222347 32 t Mam Streel Fremont. Michigan 924-3970 234 Washington Street Grand Haven. Michigan S42S070 fl npeRSon -I OLLinG [TIfg.Co. ' -e vtce SPhlMi lAhE MICHKIAN 4M4 I) Qji HHUNE hlb 84JHJJU Congratulations Class of ' 37 Fabricators of Wire and Metal Products Burnside Manufacturing Company ' The — ' ' ome Made Qoodness T eopk ' c 1313 S. Beacon Blvd. 6AM-11PMMon.-Sat. Phone 846-3330 Congratulations Seniors From Your Friends At OLD KENT BAMK OF GRAfMD HAVEM Grand Haven • Fer rysburg • Morton Stiores Fruitpoft • Ravenna Member FDIC Good Luck Seniors GRRMDl TRMSFOnmRS HtCORPORATED 1500 Marion St. Grand Haven, Ml 49417 842-5430 129 Organizations iantmaemiwaaiammwBaMsaaawmttaiaaetBiBxaKmm ' iiMmamBmaa rawn OHBHs I3UN9 MOB) fivsw MflB9 ntow mcM Baton Kwa aMH g wa fxano g«pa maaoe g 130 _„ HBfw WEW K«w WMS nB« BKWiratte«aijww MB a BWW iffiWW «!W SB«W ««W M«MlMa« WW fwt anm unm MMM «n«a WMa essMB isras Baan n 131 Studen! STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS ' President Minda Marl Vice President Lorna Samj Treasurer Amy Carlsli Secretary Noelle Marzv SENIOR CLASS President J ' ' e Jackobot ' Vice President Toni Sti Treasurer lu ' ie Switil Secretary Rick Mansf Representatives Pete DeGr Heather Louisi Connie Noon Alan PerkI Mark Pown Amy VanDuss 132 Council INIOR CLASS •esident Shelley Duer ice President Lisa Anderson -easurer Brett Huff ' cretary Traci Gundy epresentatives Amy Baldwin Renee Balzer , Jaon Blessing Rob Glatthaar Robin Kooiman Paula White DPHOMORE CLASS resident Matt Craig ice President Rachelle Staskiewicz reasurer Ann Ruddy ecretary Wendy Gerwig epresentatives Rachelle Ballast Julie Darien Stefanie Friedman Laurie Hickman Nicky Leavitt Rob Tuttle RESHMAN CLASS ' resident Karen Boven ' ice President Mindy Aldridge reasurer Nicki Weerstra lecretary Rachel Baird Representatives Mike Noonan John Wiersma Chad VanDenBerg Corrie Briegel Tracy Start Sami Adams 133 NHS Seniors in NHS Top Row: Tom Meyer, Brian Eshleman, Jay Ferguson, Bruce Beaudion, Milie Tbeune, Jennifer Kidd, Marc VanDyke, Kim Bush, Connie Noonan, Minda Markle, Tom Slefanits, Tracy Kortakaas. Middle Row: Rudy Briegel, Rachel Chisholm, Amy VanDussen, Kelly Murray, Shell) Susan Greenbauer, Heidi Rand. Bottom Row: Jon Allen, Jose ' Sagardi, Shari Under, Inga Becker, Lorna Sample, Danielle Battle, Colleen Howe Julie Jackoboice. Not Pictured: Kurt Swartzlander. Shelly Rosema, Kim Tysman Juniors in NHS Top: Jeff Klein, Mark Colvin, Jason Blessing, Jonas Saunders, Eric Welch, Amy Baldwin, Kelly Secory, Sue Heindrichs, Jennifer Easterly, Robin Cross, i Bottom: Zobeida Diaz, Brett Huff, Jennifer Despres, Joey DeBoer, Miki DeHollander, Renee Balzer, Monica Richert, Tanya Boisvert. 134 1988 Sopbmores in NHS Top: Rachelle Staskiewicz, Laurie Hickman, Rodney Bench, Phil Parmley, Aimee Joslyn, ennifer Reyburn, Jennifer Ecnier, Liz Diaz, Jeff Fogel. Bottom: Krislen Harris, Karen Sample, Laura Eshleman, Jennifer Pipe, Laura Bancroft, Joy Keen. Julie Jackoboice-Treasurer, Mike Theune-President Marci VanDyke-Vice President, Joey DeBoer-Secretary 135 Marching Band Laker flag girls concentrate hard. We ' ve been marching in drizzles all day. 136 4re ive going to stand here all dayt Who let the cat outf 137 Senior Choir Handbell Ringers: Front Row: Stephanie Plescher, Nicole Nelson, Stephanie Bator, Col- leen Howe, Amy Nelson, Wendi Benson, Julie Hall. Row Two: David Mulder, June Beecfium, Liz Dirkse, Eve Crowell, Krislen Harris, Andrea Lobbezoo, Marsha VanPoortvliet, Accompa- nist. Row Three: Jennifer Reyburn, David Ben- son, Philip Parmley, James Andersen, Kathryn Bergsma, Jeffrey Fogel, Shawn Haukom. Front Row: Carta Ingalls, Kim Schrier, Holly Bayes. Amy Nelson, Akiko Fajita, Wendi Benson, Tammy Caskin, Amy Ingalls, Michelle Andrews, Amy Brock, Stephanie Bator, Cheryl Chase, Michelle Nadeau. Row Two: Amy Smart, Dawn Presnall, Kim Butcher, Teresa Willard, Sfep ian e Plescher, Megan Auffrey, Colleen Howe, Da- vid Benson, Julie Hall, Tawna Welch, Monique Boeve, Jacqueline VerHoeks, Jennifer Baker, Janice Prelesnik, Nicole Merz, Jennifer Echter. Row Three: Jennifer Schu- bert, Tracy Barrett, Andrea Lobbezoo, Kimberly VandenBosch, Liz Dirkse, Kristen Harris, Kim Harman, Renee Hintz, Philip Parmley, David Mulder, William Spr- ingstead, William DeMarce, Eve Crowell, Amy O ' Brien, Terrie Doezema, Bertie Watters, Kim Cribley, Jake Klemp, Marsha VanPoortfliet, Accompianist. Row Four: Jane Beechum, Sherry Francis, Mary Vesler, Jennifer Reyburn, Amy Zervas, Stacey Barrett, Jeffrey Fogel, Aaron Shapiro, James Andersen, Shawn Haukom, Traci Bailey, Anne Bryson, Inga-lil Becker, Eve Lozicki, Melissa VanDam, Cristine Bouwkamp. Not Pictured: Mr. John Bryson. 138 lior Choir Graduates: Akiko Fujita, Terrie Doezema, Renee Hintz, Amy Zervas, Amy Smart, Inga-lil Becker, Megan Auffrey, Anne Bryson, Colleen Howe, Eve ricki, David Benson nior Choir Officers: Front Row: Michelle Nadeau, librarian; Megan Auffrey, president; Stephanie Plescher, archivist: Jamie Prelesnik, secretary; Phil Parmley, asurer. Row Two: Kathryn Bergsma, librarian; William Springstead, riser chairperson; William DeMorse, riser chairperson; Anne Bryson, vice president; wifer Schubert, roberian. 139 Jose always has someone looking over his shoulder. Tom, you were right. 140 Ben works (as usual) in his office. Smile, Kurt. 141 Flag bearers. 142 Trumpets 143 Trumpets 144 Color Bearers 145 Kelly looks for her tennis racket. Mr. Bassett makes me mad — Craig! A B ' I H u -.J m fl - 1 Tj uU£ J| K ' ' -. ' A B shelly loves center stage. 146 She is really pleased with a gift of a Classic Coke. F ■ E V ' j HJ H Hp a B ' ' 1 K «% B . 1 Hob has to find his date. Do you believe it ' . She broke a fingernail. Amy wants her share of the pizza. 147 Heather — you are on your fourth helping. 148 Sfefanie needs a dancing partner. 149 THE FRONT PORCH ' The Happy Ice Cream Parlour ' Spring Lake JOE ' S AUTO PARTS Mile and V2 East on M-104 Spring Lake 842-6940 COLLEGE BOUND? See Us First! Keep in touch with the hometown news by having the Tribune mailed to you at school. 35.00 • Ottawa Co. M2.00 - Mich M8.00 - Other USA Prices are for full school year. Paid In advance np Graind Haven 1 RIBUNE 101 N THIRD STREET • GRAND HAVEN Ml J94I7 I 296 • {61 6i 842 6400 BOULEVARD USED CARS Ouarantctd USED CARS For An Outstanding Deal See . . . Bruce Joe Wayne 421 N. 7th. Street Grand Haven, Mich. Teleptione (316) 842-5690 CORR. 1900 Hayes Street Grand Haven, Ml 49417 (616)846-8700 Congratulations Seniors MILLER-SMITH PLATING SPECIALIST Spring Lake, Mich. 49456 Call 842-1401 150 Congratulations Graduates! M f Store for men and young men Dry goodS ® spirited clothing for guys country House Shop for Women and Jr. Miss Third Street and Columbus Downtown Grand Haven Since 1884 We made our dream with hard work and dedication. You can do the same if you use your education wisely and keep a positive attitude. Congratu- lations and good luck THE WHARF MARINA THE WHARFSIDE CONDOMINIUM SLIPS 501 NORTH THIRD 1956-1987 OUR 31st YEAR GRAND HAVEN MICHIGAN 616 842-5370 T51 415 S. BEACON BLVD. GRAND HAVEN MICHIGAN 49417 it ' s what you do when you don ' t have to, that determines what you wlil be when you no longer can help it. Congratuiations and Good Lucl Congratulations Seniors KOOIMAN 207 «ASHINGTON AVENUE GRAND HAV , MICHIGAN «M17 Integrated Metal Technology, Inc. 17155 Van Wagoner Rd. Spring Lake, Ml 49456 Ph. 616-842-2600 Grand Haven Garden House Indoor Outdoor Garden Center INTERIOR EXTERIOR RESIDENTIAL S COMMERCIAL DESIGN - CONSTRUCTION - MAINTENANCE NEW S RECONSTRUCTION PROJECTS ANNUAL S PERENNIALS RFO Pf lCN 17717 174th Street Ferrysburg 842-7020 For All Your Family Shopping Needs Bakery — Deli Produce — Meat Clothing Creative Center for Christianity A community committed to being a creative center for Christian faith and life. Worship celebrations undays, 9:15 and 11:00 A.M. Youth opportunities weekly CHRIST COMMUNITY CHURCH 225 E. Exchange St. Spring Lake, Michigan 49456 (616) 842-1985 THE OFFICE SUPPLY CENTER 120 WASHINGTON AVENUE, GRAND HAVEN. Ml 49417 • 616-842-7120 152 153 Profess ionals Eric W. Beeson Daniel A. Bowen DDS Doctor of Optometry Dentist 310 Franklin 17000 RobbinsRd. Grand Haven, Ml Grand Haven, Ml Kurt D. Spieske DDS, MS Van Eenenaam And White Orthodontists Attorneys At Law 600 Park Av. One South Harbor Avenue Grand Haven, Ml Box 696 Dale DeBoer DDS Grand Haven, Ml Dentist Dunewood Obstetrics and Gynecology 109 N. Buchanan 1310 Wisconsin Av. Suite 201 Spring Lake, Ml Grand Haven, Ml Robert W. Dixon, Jr., M.D., P.C. Norman R. Boeve M.D., P.C. Daniel B. Powers, M.D. 1310 Wisconsin Av. Family Practice Grand Haven, Ml 1310 Wisconsin Av. Grand Haven, Ml Dunewood Pediatrics Jerry E. Van Kuiken, M.D. Herbert M. Blair III, M.D. David J. Veeneman, M.D. 1560 E. Sherman Blvd., Suite 240 1310 Wisconsin Ave. Muskegon, Ml Grand Haven, Ml Bruce W. Martin M.D, Richard G. Huff D.O. Family Practice Musculoskeletal Examination and 1310 Wisconsin Ave. Therapy Grand Haven, Ml 575 Robbins Road John M. Nametz Grand Haven, Ml Doctor of Optometry Dan A. Fox M.D. 104 E. Savidge St. Ear — Nose and Throat Spring Lake, Ml 145 West Shore Professional Building West Michigan Sports Medicine Clinic P.C. 1560 E. Sherman Blvd. Muskegon, Ml Dr. Larry Poel 302 S. Beechtree John C. Carlyle Grand Haven, Mi Attorney At Law Scholten, Fant and Marquis Attorneys at Law 321 Washington Grand Haven, Ml 202 Old Kent Building 233 Washington Grand Haven, Ml 154 THE OFFICE SUPPLY CENTER ' 120 WASHINGTON AVE . GfiAND HAVEN. Ml 49417 • 616-S42-7120 155 Mr. Clark has the power. Who said this would be an easy class} 156 ackie and Kelly look over a note from a boyfriend. 157 He said it wouldn ' t hurt. I can ' t believe I ' m actually doing this. 158 need a portable phone. 159 staff 160 Mr. Willia n Hatfield Trustee Bd. of Ed |k 5 oiiiJiMiB i -41 ■ ' m j B Dr. Daniel Graham Trustee Bd. of Ed Mrs. Arleen Cox Secretary to the Supt 1 r H f p W-M. -ff m - ' s ? ' - ' Mrs. Georgia VanWeelde Director of Business Ms. Blanche Dehorn Receptionist Secretary Dr. G.l. Bosshart Superintendent of Schools Dr. Thomas Hicks Admin. Asst. to Supt. H.S. Attendance Mrs. Corky Balls Secretary Mr. Thomas Hickn Athletic Director Student Activities Mrs. Barbara Bancroft Science Mr. Dale Bonnema Computer Science Mr. Donald Boyink Social Studies Mr. Melvin Hjll English Ulin Dr. loseph |. Hesse III Science Mr. David Krebs Science M . Steven Kriuthoff Industrial Arts f 1 f k X7 4 Mrs. Sharon M. Kurtz English Art Mr. Robert Maxam Spanish Mr. Gary Moshu English Mrs. Chris Masterbrook Food Service Bill Faber Gary Wolovlek Carolyn Bonnema 16T The Group That Keeps It Going Dale Kohnke 162 shannon loves his hat. 163 Cec;7e DesPres and Trish Harpe are ready for tomorrow. 164 loey and Jeff contemplate a movie they just saw. 165 eat one meal a day; I start in the morning and stop when I go to bed. 166 Just another dance. Want to dancef U7 B ' ' lU . m 1 ■| fe ■ j 1 IP nl E| B v Bt L H 1 1 dM •• 1 K d ' Hh H C iris says, don ' f talk much. ' Tennis is the only game where love means nothing. This is a lot like basketball. 168 would like to dance . . . but I can ' t find her. Artf Is that what they call itf 1 jjfejk 1 B lft j 1 flMftt}. M hF Hk. C i B 1 m l can ' t believe this. Mo! You can ' t have my chips. 169 I know how to smile — Tracy. See what braces do to flash pictures. Matt. 170 Just like class — Brian was lale to the dance. 171 172 173 176