Vestaburg High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Vestaburg, MI)

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I can ya DIG it? DE3ZI3 page 1 Being a senior is great because we're leaders of the school and we don't have to take exams the second time around. I'm glad to be leaving school, but as the last day gets closer, I get a little sadder knowing that I won't be able to see my terrific friends very much in the future. Chris Moomey, 12th grads bits and pieces S3E3BB page 8 Vestaburg is a great place for TP-ing houses with my friends. We usually buy the toilet paper unless we don’t have any money and then my mom buys it. To do a good job on a house you have to use at leasts rolls and sometimes put ‘For Sale signs in the yard. When I’m not out TP- ing,a bunch Of US go to the movies. Bill Kolenda, 10th grade dig in ESEEBjSDSS page 38 The good thing about going to a small school is that it's easier to commu- nicate with the teachers and get individual help. The only time I really have to study to get good grades is for bigger tests. Matthew Koutz, 9th grade what’s the scoop? SQEE32E3 3D33 page 72 Homecoming week is the best part of the year because it breaks up everyday school life. I liked doing Wipe Out during the Queen's Assem bly but it was kind of embarassing. I think it would be cool to have all the guys wear skirts to school one day during the year to give us a good laugh and variety.” Rhonda McQueen, 11th grade yes I can SSEE03 page 92 I like playing sports to get to know people and for school spirit. Baseball is my favorite sport to play because there’s so much strategy. You get to hang loose and not worry about hitting anyone like in football. The best thing about Vestaburg sports is that we may not always win, but there’s a lot of team unity and spirit. Andy Johnston, 12th grade building a better you SE!S1IS1E2!DDII! page 120 The best thing about living in Vestaburg is that you get to meet and know everybody. There’s a lot of room so you’re houses aren’t smashed together like in the city. If I could have anything I wanted put in Vestaburg, it would be an arcade open until midnight so that kids my age would have something to do. Jeff Janofski, 8th grade can ya dig it? page 150 It was sad saying goodbye to my senior friends because this year I got really close to them. Some of them were really emotional so when I looked at them I started crying. After crying, though, we realized that our friendship won't end and that we'll always keep in touch. Faye DePue, ioth