Vestaburg High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Vestaburg, MI)

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Linda Avery Brooke Bissell David Bowser Odie Brantley Larissa Carr Jon Crosby Kate Dennis Mary Ann DePue Denise Every Kurt Fisk Amy Foor Andy Frost

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gits and pieces— Ages of oldest senior parent 35-40 41-45 46-55 56 or more Q Ince Tjpon a time Long, long ago before microwave ovens, computers, VCR’s, and satellite dishes and when Neil Diamond was king of rock ‘n’ roll, in the year ofl975, a group of four and five year olds got on the big yellow bus for the first time, some with tears, some with notes pinned to their shirts, and all with a mother or father waving tearfully from the front window. eraser at me to shut me up,” said Kurt Fisk. “He missed and hit Brett Jenison who sat in front of me.” Fifth grade: Students lived for Wednesday’s fluoride rinse. Following the rinse, Mr. VanSickler and Mrs. Bigelow proceeded to plant the slimy, left-over baggies of fluoride cups in the other person’s room. “One time Mr. VanSickler hid a bag in Mrs. Bigelow’s coatsleeve,” said Christine Moomey. “When she put it on, the bag burst and fluoride rinse was every- where.” Sixth- In sixth grade students had a hard course in chemistry. The excitement of boyfriends and girlfriends soon wore off as Kathy Woodard and Tom Throop broke up for the last time. He was caught kissing Missy Bradley on the bus to Greenfield Village during an intense game of truth or dare. continued on page 10 i ne class oi '55 was on ns way. Kindergarten: When they first walked in the door, it was apparent that this school thing was going to be a breeze. The laid back atmos- phere brought JonCrosby to school wear- ing his blue and white race car pajamas under his clothes. Second Grade: As we advanced to second grade hold- ing.knowledge for most 3 and 4 lettered words and many hand rhymes. Josh Ryck- man decided to check out the saying, “Curiosity killed the cat.” Being the insti- gator he was, Ryckman received many beatings with a lethal Weekly Reader by Mrs. Kresnek. “She used to beat me all the time and I never did anything,” said Ryckman. Fourth grade: Forms of punishment came in many ways, but Mr. Davis topped them all when he hit an innocent bystander. “I was talking and Mr. Davis threw an ► Science and Nature. wni playing Trivial Pursuit, Scott Throop chocks out ths next question while Car- emn reads the current one. ► Down in baCk.OntheirwaytotheCapitol, the seniors, finding out they were going to eat In St. Johns, did some pre-celebrating. 6 History

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► Seniors! Seniors! while competing against the underclassmen in a yelling contest, the seniors came in second place, much to their dismay, because first place earned them the right to throw a pie in their adviser's face. In the bag! During spirit week Scott Throop and Penni Rotunno work hard on coming in third place in the sack race. Lori Graham Angie Irwin Nettie Irwin Carmen Jenison Amy Jenkins Andy Johnston Terri Kahlo Matt King lO History