HIGHSCHOOL YEARBOOK PROJECT: GRCH '85 temp 1 Thru Tennis Team...steve griffeon, dan oomkes, joel...

8/4/2019 HIGHSCHOOL YEARBOOK PROJECT: GRCH '85 temp 1 Thru Tennis Team...steve griffeon, dan oomkes, joel henk, dave dejong, roberta laninga, gayle heer

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Yak-Pak improvesFORENSICSThe Yak PackDevelops Talent

Despite thegraQuatiorl of many Var:;1ty debeters, the De bet e Te am a blyr epr esent ed the school. Under t hedauntfe es Ieadarshlp of LewVande rMee r, t he t eem uavel eo a cr os st he st at e, n om Mu sk eg on t o D et ro it .and to ccumless places in between, tocapture debate trophies. All the YaK-pak members, from novices to the ex-per ie nc ed . wor ke d on Improvi ng t he irskiHs I!Indadded to the team's overethnprcvement.

Competing inevents such es public spt!aking and dremeuc in-terpretat ion, the forensic lel :I I' I"1er formed wel l under the leader.ship of Coach lew Vl!lnderMeer, New team members developedther venous taents while experienced forot!nsicef$t-oned therskills. With many returning competitors, next years seasen looksas though it will be as successful as (his past 1985 season.

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DEBATEY a k ..P a k im p ro ve sDespite the graduation of many Varsl

ty debaters, the Debate Team ablyrepresented the school. Under thedauntless leadership of lewVanderMeer, the team traveled acrossthe state, from Muskegon to Detroit,and to countless places In between, tocapture debate trophies. All the Yak-Pak members. from novices to the ex-perienced, worked on improving theirskills and added to the team's overallimprovement.

Body IllngWlgE:sincerity.


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STUDENTCOUNCILRepresentativesof th e S tud ent B ody

The Council consisted of 25 represent-atlves who met each week to discussissuesllnd new ideas. Senior- memberShern Gortserna served. as President. Oneof Student COUl"lcU'S mainpurposes was tocreate new and interesting activities forthe student body. Spirit Week, Sweetest:Day. and Homecoming were among Ilheac-tlvlttes planned, In addition, this group alsoserved as It mediator between the facultyand the student body, SeveraI members ,were involvedl In the Parent Dance Carll'rnlttee an:d aided in revIsing Ihe schoolhandbook, The Coundl served the com'munity throughout the year by having ItBlood Drive and by raising money for theChrrsttan tearnln.g Center.

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Krl5li i l~21d5the E2Igh:s in a cheer.

WINTER CHEERLEADERSBuilding Spirit and UnityThe vibrant wintersports cheerleaders put it all together as the)

vocally encouraged the basketball teams to victory and. kept the crewealive through the defeats. But not everything was fun and games. The)spent much time working on sideline cheers, pom pon routines, amputting posters up in the school halls. Not only did they prepare thistudents for games, but they also gave them a feeling of togethernessThe winter cheerleaders did a terrific job In building up the school spiriand unity,

Front Row: Kristi Wculkcs, Christine VanderWall. Row Two: Krist.in B.,.;mink.S..,eCarroll. Row Threet Rachel Sytort'l8. Kerl KooislJ


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Front Row: Lestee Bbz II. Debbie KIEl0lI5en. Bill Eric on, Todd Ehlers. NJjthan Boli. Chris Mast . Row Two: Vi k Koetje. C tol Bremer , T ;, IRh a, Matt Borst. Mall PC)$thum8. Todd Gibson. Tom Cornell . Den Veldman. Row Three: Rev. V nderMeer. Craig Stapert, Kurt Johnson, Rich"_ 'u m..;o ('>hh,..". Chris DeJong, J~mes Hekman, John V nDoorne. ot Pi


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Front Row, Ruth MoIonee r. Moll Bent, Coach Lew V"ndorM""'f. Todd EhJc.. , MallPoothul'l1" Row TWo: 'Debb e KI ... en, 6111E tl~ "" n, T am my V 1, " Les-loo Biae 1I0 . .. l ' h re'" H "" ,n ." V o n< ie .I I, k. M ar lD E hle r s, K."," VlnHoo'en. V i ck i KOo tUe . foIlml:;;:' Ie,on. Ita.. Four: , K .imCh 9" en. Von"" VeNlerHotn. c", ro l B remet. ViCkiV~n 'D"tll:n, lo rl Byk ee, T m (:Ofo"" . Row FI~e.! !\nigh'''' Smlt. Oul. o.,Jong, Scotta a . . Phu o..bb.,n. Mik. VanKlor.Nol Pi~ur'.": Roeh.,Frith,

FORENSICSThe Yak PackDevelops Talent

Competing in events such as pubtle speaking and dramatic in-terpretatlon, the forensic team performed well under the leader-ship of Coach Lew VanderMeer. ew learn members developedtheir various talents while experienced forensicers honed theirskills. With many returning cornpetltors, next year's season looksas though it will be as successful asthls past 1985 season,


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C,HAPEL C'OMMI'TTEEP ro vid in g M e an in gfu l OhapetsThe Chapel cornrrattee worked many long hours to provide interest ing and in'

spiratiional chapels each week. The staff members and students, worklngtogether. invited guest speakers, frern the com mu nit ,y and from the schoolt Theyalso planned ,exchange chapels with Unity Christian and $Qyth Christian. Theirwork resulted in blessil1gs for everyone who attended Chapel.

"WInIOI iSOrlg are we singing?"


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SPIRIT WEEKSpirits soarw ith E ag le pepSpirit Weekbe{lan wlthlaughter as the student body applauded

the few guys brave enough 10 tryout for powderpuffcheerleadlnq, They had pllenly to cn!eer for ~5 they saw the seniorgirls trounce the junior teem 62.O.n Tuesday, students flocked tothe gym to participate In a variety of carnival activltles such asfootball. tosses, the fish Pond, and the ever-popular Cake Walk.Other Spirit Week highlights included Big Wheel races, anobstacle course, and Blueand Black Day. The week of festivitiesdrew a large audience and helped to strenqthen our school spirit.

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I _ c c - W gl - y : s b r,- ve ,e ,ough to tlry IOU- 'folr powderpuff- = - b e e ; r ~ : , e a d : i , n g .The,y held p - ,enty 'to cheer :fora s they' sa ,,_he senio~9lirllsro nee 'the ju'nilor team 1 6 , 2 .Oln Tuesday s , l u d e n t . s , fleckedtot h ' IY ' I - - to palrUc'ipat,e' in BY la rie 'I,Y ' o 'f c,llrnivalll activltles such as'~ootba,llil CO,g,I,S'11 the' Flish P'ond, and the e'ver""p,clpuh:1r C ,alk 'e ' \ \ ' 1 1 1 1 Ik'.IO'hef Splrlt 'Week hii,Qlhllig,hits included Biigl 'Wti,-e~ races, anobstacle course, and Blue and Black Day, . 'The w'e'-',k ,af Ifes,flviiUes,d r c : ; - ' c- IC C l a , r g e ' audlence and helped to strengthen our :5 , hoolsptrtt,


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G IA iL .S ' VARS I TY BASKETBALLBOYS ' CHO ;S S OOU :N lIR Y

lEAGlES1 OPPONENTS 4 , 8333925462 51541

152625 :21

411 3[141 1151

Cent. ra l lHastingsboweURichlal1d~GlIli LakeC"~$t'OIiiunlonolie CentralCatholic

EAGLES OPPONENTS E.AGLES 'OPPSNENTS4,8 seutn Chrlistlan 41 ;5385 HoUs'li'ldC hrlst lal ' l14361, E;aS1Gr'al1ci1Raplds 71' " Janlson10 Cresto:n 74 4til South C.hrIsti


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VARS ITY VOLLEYBALL GIRLS' SWIMMIING VARS ITY S OC C E REAGLES OPPONEN:TSKal4Il18Z00 Christian 1Detl'o~tDe LaSalle 5.Holland Christian 2Calvin ChrIstian 1

IlJnlty Christian 2Kentwood 131,1 123223oo24

OPPONENTSHi EAGlES OPPONENTS'~ 66 HoIlWldChristian 98Hi, 111 :1 2 CaMl i: ~ rl St la l'1 6215 1 ~7 60 J e 1 1 1 ison 1.:;I~ S--7 West 'Catholic 10414 , 51 Zeeland 11:5~~ 103 Creston 6814 100 Wayland,~94 ottawa Hills~~ 66 Northvlew15 106 Central;: 71 CatholicCentral1~ 94 UnIon'5151 S18811G4 -&IS112 .1415l'

EAGLES10 Central3,Iii CILI ~0IIcCef\tral9II15 W.,' CllfIol$c91516 CrO$l..mB716 Onawa,Hills:1512 Unll)lllS15'0 ClIrIltali5126118'5 SOY 'S 'SW IMMING

EAGLES OP~ONeN1S8~ Hollanq Christfan 9073 ,Zeeland 96n Ottawa Hiills, 94101 Central i1'86 West Catholic 100653 Jenison 11665 C I ' E l s t o , 1 T 1I)790 Union 82

EAGII:.ES OPPONEf\USK.alamazooGhristian 3Hlolhlr'l,dhristian 2E:al"lin Christian 2'Unity Christian 6lWntwood 2West Michigan Chris~ian 2 1~t Gr,al1GRapids :)~:ollan.d ChrIstian DCalvin Ct:\ristian 0Baptist 1Unity ChrlsUan 2 :West Michigan Christian 0Baptist fIFo:rest ~ills Central 2

WRESTLINGOPPONENTS

478830

EAGLES27'Kenowa Hills30 RavenAa.47 foteflt Hills Northern29 Kudsonvflle39 HOiland Christian4528

VAIRSITY HOCKEYEAGLE.!6B3s95

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BOYS' .v. BASE,BALL

Front Row: Jack Ktl1gll. Paul 0 er>.'oorde.Chuck Noordyke, Peter Kuipers. Tim Ryk51' ! . Dilye Tneule. i lrk Si" lIers, Stelle Staper~R o W' Two: COiIen Piper. Rick foll ilersma. Sob Tie e,nga. Rick Baardla.Mike Kuiper. Be n Val'l lVliet. Jim Zwlers, Tom Vroom. MarlOre>e: l ' lenbocm.


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