Thornapple Kellogg High School - Trojan Yearbook (Middleville, MI)

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Contents Staff TITLE PAGE............................1 THEME.................................2 STAFF AND CONTENTS-...................3 DEDICATION............................4 SCHOOL LIFE...........................5 SENIORS..............................15 UNDERCLASSMEN........................25 ATHLETICS............................41 ACTIVITIES...........................57 ORGANIZATIONS........................75 PERSONNEL............................89 SENIOR INDEX.........................99 ADVERTISING.........................101 EDITOR’S FAREWELL...................112 AUTOGRAPH SECTION...................113 EDITOR--------------------------------Nancy Wood ASSISTANT EDITOR----------Cheryl Finkbeiner SENIORS...............................Linda Shaw Ermine Featherly Chris Shellington Dave Pratt UNDERCLASSMEN..................Diane Baldry Sue Sherington Marshann Dipp Elaine Saladin PERSONNEL--------------- -- Kit Vander Poppen Alison Bennett ORGANIZATIONS.........................Jerry Peters Don Blain Kit Vander Poppen Sue Browne ATHLETICS---------------- - - Mary Carpenter Terry Appel ACTIVITIES..............................Sue Reil Mary Lopez SCHOOL LIFE.............................Don Blain Jerry Peters BUSINESS ADVERTISING........Cheryl Bliss Dave Pratt Dan Brunton Ken VanDenburg Terry Moore TYPING-........................Diane Baldry PHOTOGRAPHY.....................Thom Warner Terry Palazzolo ADVISER---------------Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer 3

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To Everything There Is a Time . . To everything there is aseason, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.” And so it was at Thornapple Kellogg in 1966-67. There was a time to plant” as students of TK opened their books to the mysteries of science, the intricacies of math, and the pleasures of literature.... There was a time to get” the Expressway League trophy--and still later “a time to lose”.... There was “a time to dance” at Sayonara.... There was a time for music” when the Belle of the West made her debut.... The time for scholarship came with National Honor Society inductions.... The echoing halls during lunch time proved there was a time to laugh”.... There was “a time to mourn” as the community was saddened by the death of Mrs. Hester Kermeen.... Outside the walls of TK High there was a time for war” as the conflict in Viet Nam raged.... On June 1, Graduation was a time for the Seniors to face broader horizons. 2

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We Dedicate the 1967 TROJAN TO MRS. MARY STEPHENS for many years - thirty and more - of devoted service as a teacher. Mrs. Stephens’ out-going personality and wide variety of interests have won her many friends in the school and community. As Ben Franklin was referred to as the most versatile man in America. Mrs. Stephens could well be given the title the most versatile individual around TK.” A student as well as a teacher, she studied during the years while she taught, to earn her degrees in education. As a second career she raised an outstanding family. One son is a missionary doctor in Rhodesia, one daughter is the wife of and co-worker with a Korean missionary, another daughter is a science teacher, and one son is a businessman. She has many hobbies including knitting, sewing, swimming, skiing, traveling and church work. She can often be found preparing packages for mailing, to aid her missionary children’s work. 4 Mrs. Stephens has influenced not only her students at TK. but also her own children, and thus the lives of people around the world.