Rayder Yearbook: Charlevoix High School2002

208 Pages·2002·23.7 MB·English

by  Charlevoix High School

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People 62
Community
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Sports 102
Pullingtogetherduringadifficultgame,the
girls'varsityvolleyballteamhuddlestogether
andgivesoneanotherwordsof
encouragement. Theteamhadarespectable
seasonfinishingthirdintheLakeMichigan
conferencewitha7-5record,abig
improvementfromlastyear. Theteam
finishedthewholeseasonwitha21-18-3
record.(PhotobyTarynDrost)
Organizinghisplethoraof
notecards,seniorPatrickGowell
setsuptowritehisinfamous
researchpaperinMrs.Man-
Seaman'sAdvancedEnglishIV
class. Studentsspentovera
monthgatheringresearchinthe
libraryandwereamazedthat
theywerecapableofproducing
tenormorepagesforthe
argumentativereport. Topicsfor
thepaperrangedfromgenetic
engineeringtothebenefitsof
feminism.(PhotobyHeather
Belding)
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Hurryingofftolunch,senior
JenniferMcClellantellsan
entertainingstorytoseniorKati
Swenorasshegrabsherlunch
fromthetopshelfofherlocker.
Lunchtimewasamadrushfor
studentssincefivemoreminutes
werechoppedofftheperiodfor
the2001-2002schoolyear.(Photo
byTarynDrost)
Sendingofftheboys'crosscountrystate-qualifyingrunners,thestudentbodygathersonthefrontlawnof
theschool. Studentswereexusedfromclasstocheerontheboysastheydepartedfromtheschool
headingtowardsthestatemeetatMichiganInternationalSpeedwayinJackson,Michigan.(PhotobyAshley
Potter)

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Lake Michigan Conference: Class C/Division III
Volume 53
Population: Students: 447*Staff: 49
Peeringoverthecrowdofstudents,senior
AbrahamDhaseleerpreparestoleaveforthe
CrossCountryStateFinals.Theboysplaced
thirdatthefinals,whichwereheldatthe
MichiganInternationalSpeedwayinJackson.
(PhotobyTarynDrost)
Coatingthelargewindowsinfrontoftheoffice
withpatrioticcolors,seniorChelseaNewcomb
spreadstheAmericanspiritthroughoutthe
school.Everygradepaintedawindowtoshow
supportfortheSept.11tragedies.Inadditiona
large,bannerwasmadeforthestudentsto
expressthoughtsofsympathy. (PhotobyTaryn
Drost)
Trudgingthroughthemud,freshmanSonya
PludeandsophomoreAnnaKateTrubilowicz
battleothercrosscountryrunnersattheannual
CharlevoixMudRun. CoachKenPludehosts
thisraceonhispropertyonMarionCenter
Road. Ithasbecomeatraditionfornotonly
areaschools,butalsoschoolsaroundthestate.
(CourtesyPhoto)
Farewell
When you hear the word "building" what do you think
of? Many people think ofa home, workplace, or a monument.
Some people also think ofthe building that they spend many
oftheir days in, which for most of us is high school.
High school is the place that people go to nearly everyday
for most oftheir young adult lives. It is a place where people
make new friends, first loves, and is the end ofthe begin-
ning ofone's life. Ore,
Think over the past couple years, how manyfriends
have you made? How many loves have you had? To almost
Last Call
everyone, high school is a happy place, a place to see friends
and to get away from everything. High school brings back
from the past.
Have you ever walked by your favorite classroom and
remembered all ofthe good times you had there? Have you
ever stopped by your freshman locker and realized just how
it actuallywas? These are the memories that shape your
high school experience.
High school...your last chance; your Last Call. Well, for
the current high school, it really is the last call. The building
that students have called "our high school" since 1963, will no
longer be the place that brings together so many lives. 108
E. Garfield will no longer be a place of high school gatherings
from September toJune.
"[The current school is] nice and small and easy to get
around in. It's a nice place to be, I'll miss it," said sophomore
Kristy Skippergosh.
-Leah Keller & Tess Hoaglund
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Examiningbloodcellsthroughamicroscope,seniors
KaraFieldandJennyMillerenjoyAnatomyclass.
Anatomyclasswasapopularelectiveamongtheseniors -9
andwasofferedasafull-yearcourseforthefirsttime.
(PhotobyRachelKanine)
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Enjoyinghislunchinthehallway,seniorRobBoss
converseswithhisfriendsabouttheupcomingfootball
game.Thehallwaywasdeemedthe"senior
lunchroom"astheregularcafeteriawasextracrowded
becausehalfofitwasusedasMr.RichBachus's
classroom.(PhotobyMimiLopez) final
GazingintentlyatthetelevisioninMr.Dennis
Vanguilder'sroom,agroupofconcernedstudents
watchinhorrorastheeventsofSept.11unfold.
Vanguilder'sandMr.PeteScholten'sroomswerethe
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sotheyoverflowedwithstudentssthroughouttheday. M M
walkthrough
(PhotobyRachelKanine)
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Last
School dictates
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the social life for
many. Friendships
made
are within the
halls of this build-
ing. Friday night
plans are arranged
right here. The
bathroom
girls' is *
the center of
all
gossip. Meeting in
the cafeteria is the
social event of the
day, and the park-
ing lot is often a
place to make last
minute plans with
friends. This build-
ing holds so many
memories, and
if
these walls could
talk, they would tell
of a very important
time in every
student's
life.
-TaraHazleton