Eau Claire High School - Beaver Tales Yearbook (Eau Claire, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1987 volume:

itaff (jjeftumt i a feu) wumtl oft a ft n TiMA Not Forgotten 2 4 • • • And Goa To' Bp Met. 5 7 Boand Of Edutotioti Row 1, L. to R: Judy Coffeen, Brenda Bishop, Lonnie Groenke. Row 2: Duane Case, Jerry Mitchell, George Sharp. SupMitrttodeMt' Dot. Of Opeciaf Ptogfiaud 8 Mr. Tom Pelon Mr. David Gray Mr. Cohike Mrs. Jewell CoUMiC M Row 1, L to R: Mrs. Overton, Mrs. Fryer, Mrs. McKinney Row 2: Mrs. Whitright, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Beasley, Mrs. Kerstetter 11 Mr. Halgren Chemistry Ms. Bowerman Librarian Miss Venen Math Mr. Kime Biology Mrs. Hull Math 12 Mr. Sawatzki History Mrs. Hahn Government Mr. Hartman History psychology Mr. Flagel Math Science 13 Mrs. Greenhaw Home Ec Mr. Laskarides Gym 14 Miss. Wizoreck English Mr. Holm English Miss Lynde Business Mr. Pica Business Mr. DeRucki Industrial Arts Mr. Petersen Music Mrs. Frey Math Mrs. Greenhaw History Mr. Shoop English Miss Stevens Special Ed. 16 UudewcailMM, CfaU Of '91 President: Stacey Bowers Vice President: Kari Garski Secretary: Suzie Krugh Treasurer: Renee Robertson Stacey Abbott Joe Alfero Laurdez Alvarada Chris Ashley Jeff Baeske 4  Tamara Butler Eleaser Campbell Javier Calvillo Shannon Chatwood Angela Churchill Elizabeth Bailey Jeff Basner Amy Beilman Cassandra Booker Malissa Brown 18 19 Beth Rakauski Shannon Rand Ted Rita Renee Robertson Adrian Rolling Kinata Scott Michael Scott Paul Sliter Denise Stowe Vern Struble Trista Sutton Lamont Thomas Henry Watts Alicia Williams LaShonda Williams Natasha Williams Pam Wright Stephanie Yarbrough NOT PICTURED: Florita Alexander Bryan Atterberry Stacy Bowers Jose Jimenez Melissa Kandlestorfer LaVanna Perry Kathleen Rakauski Michael Robinson Ronald Sturegon Jason Wagner 20 CiaU Of '90 President: Adarianne Reese Vice President: Tim McCuan Secretary: Penny Vicini Treasurer: Kari Coffeen La Tonya Allen Michael Allerton Tango Allison Amy Ameling Sheya Atterberry Frederick Chadwick Kari Coffeen Tammy Coffey Valerie Cooper Teliza Darda Donald Davis Lateka Eddie Susan Elston Anneka Gill Raul Gonzales 21 Lisa Hess Mike Hickman Jodi Hokenson Sherry Hopkins Michelle Hopson ■■ Queenester Jackson Mark Jeffries John Keene Cory Kovacs Sherry Kublick Michael Little John Marlow Shannon McCuan Timothy McCuan Jason McGee Eric Miller Anthony Moore Dennis Moore Yvette Moore Odell Morgan i 22 Bindy Powell Cristine Prillwitz Ronnie Prillwitz Kristi Rakauski Adrianne Reese Misiri Parker Lisa Patterson Kim Peters Sharon Peterson Ray Phillips Dawn Sears Dilester Seuell Deanna Sink Shelly Smith Alauna Spencer Bill Steinke Shawn Struble Bryan Styburski Candi Taylor Jenny Taylor 23 NOT PICTURED: Chris Disterheft Ramie Futrell Jeffrey Hanners Jodi Hokenson Brian Huff Valerie Johnson Staci Kandlstoffer Peter Lucas Heidi Miller Lisa Norton Carissa Porter Thomas Ward Rebecca Young 24 dm Of '89 President: Myles Stansberry Vice President: Richard Bower Secretary: Shelli Cross Treasurer: Jeanine Wycoff Bobby Allred Brad Andres Earl Bahus Debbie Ball Johnie Boone Joel Bowers Tony Campbell Gary Case Jamie Clark Scott Coburn Greg Dohm Avelardo Duran Evette Felton Chris Florian Allen Franklin Shannon Cooper Kim Cripe Kelly Cromer Shelli Cross Mat Disterheft 25 Charles Johnson Gwen Johnson Carolyn King Vince Kiser Ryan Kublick w 26 Matthew Parker Kevin Paulin Latricia Peals Rita Peterson Michelle Pratl Patricia Martin Maurice Mcafee Kyleen Moore Tony Murphy Reshonda Pargo Jeff Priebe Mike Pullins John Pyatt Jill Rakauski Brian Ratliff 27 Nealonnie Snyder Steve Stanford Myles Stansberry Teri Sutton Lydia Thomas NOT PICTURED: Yolanda Atkins Ricky Atterberry Richard Bower Willy Casarez Glenn Clark Lisa Donald Paul Forbes Brian Hagood Sue Knapp Parish Robinson Paul Ruiz Steve Sapp Mark Spoonholtz Sheronda Taylor Sidney Tyson James Wymer Marquita Thomas Billy Trail Holly Wagner Shari Watts Todd Webster Jeanine Wycoff Yolanda Yarbrough 28 CUk Of '88 President: Darren Priebe Vice President: Wendy Vicini Secretary: Debbie Brooks Treasurer: Tiffany Hill Lisa Bishop Corey Booker Kevin Boyd Lenny Broyles Traci Abbott John Adams Mark Adams Dennis Alexander Brian Allred Shelly Burkett Jim Clark David Cripe Lisa Curry Marvin Daugherty Joel DeFrance Shawn Echols Beth Edelberg Kevin Edmundson Laura Elston 29 Doug Enders Joe Fields Kim Fryer Ann Garski Connie Gentry Tim Gentry Timothy Glavich Linda Gonzalez Tyrone Green Carol Harvey Kevin Moore John Morgan Elaina Morris Rodney Nimtz Pam Otte Joni Rudley Susan Skibbe Shannon Smith Karl Stenske Tammy Taylor 31 Dan Turbyfill Wendy Vicini Sonya Waters Jim Watson Carol Williams Fred Williams Shawn Williams Dennis Wooden Victor Wright Barbra Youngblood Andrea Zielke NOT PICTURED: David Deckert John Harrison Zazette Johnson Chris Karn Aletha Peterson Camila Porter James Pruitt Cassandra Simmons Steve Wilcox Korey Williams John Wright Joy Yarbrough 32 Seniors Cfaik Of '87 President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Trade Stilwell Phil Puskala Sue Moore Cherie Eyerly Dawn Bjes: Band — 1, 2, 3; Pom Pon — 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading — 1, 2, 4; Student Senate — 1. Dennis Bishop: Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1, 2; News- paper Staff — 3; Year- book Staff — 4. Eric Burtchett: Football — 1, 2, 4; Wres- tling — 1, 2; Track — 1, 3. Jessica Dilts: Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball — 1; Class Offi- cer — 1, 2. Dean Disterheft: Football — 4; Track — 1, 2, 4; National Honor So- ciety — 3, 4. 35 John Douglas: Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1. Cherie Eyerly: Class Treasurer — 3, 4; Yearbook Staff — 3, 4; Tennis — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 1986. James Florian: Football — 1, 2; Basket- ball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff — 3. Cassandra Ford: Track — 1, 2; Volleyball — 2; Choir — 1, 2. Scott Garrison: Natalyn Gathright: Class Treasurer — 2; Student Senate — 3; Newspaper Staff — 4. Roman Gonzalez: Football — 1; Track — 3; Wrestling — 2. Sandra Grandberry: Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Senate — 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff — 4; Class President — 2. Douglas Green: Brian Hart: Football — 4. Craig James: Tennis — 3, 4; Academic Challenge — 3, 4; Class President — 3; Student Senate Vice President — 4; Yearbook Staff Editor — 3, 4. DAR Good Citi- zen Award — 4. Arthur Keene: Tennis — 1, 2, 3, 4; Aca- demic Challenge — 4. 37 Bill Kublick: Football — 2, 3, 4; Golf — 1; Basketball — 1; Tennis — 3; Track — 1, 2, 4; National Honor So- ciety — 3, 4. Suzie Lange: Equestrian Team — 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir — 1, 2, 3, 4 Color Guard — 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Senate — 4 Cheerleading — 3 Newspaper Staff — 4 Yearbook Staff — 4 Basketball — 1. Lori Layman: Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir — 2, 3; Academic Chal- lenge — 3, 4. Wendi Leitz: Cheerleading — 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis — 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Senate — 2, 4; Academic Challenge — 2, 3; Newspaper Staff — 2, Yearbook Staff — 4. Sandra Marshall: Volleyball — 2, 3, 4; Kristy Little: Choir — 2, 3, 4; Choir — 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff — 3. Timothy Mella: Track — 4. Sue Moore: Basketball — 1; Year- book Staff — 4; Class Secretary — 4. 38 Phil Puskala: Tennis — 1; Baseball — 2; Newspaper Staff — 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Year- book Staff — 4; Class Vice President — 4; Stu- dent Senate — 1. Lisa Pyatt: Cheerleading — 1, 2, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis — 1( 4; Pom Pon Squad — 2, 4; Academic Chal- lenge — 2, 4. Malinda Reese: Track — 1, 2; Volleyball — 2; Student Senate Harold Rye: (rep.) 2; (treas) 3, 4; Newspaper Staff — 3; Yearbook Staff — 3; Cheerleading — 3. Trade Stilwell: Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer- leading — 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice President — 2; Student Senate — (rep) 2, (pres) 3; Tennis — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Class President — 4; Year- book Staff — 4. Jerry Timmreck: Tennis — 1, 2, 3, 4. Dina Trail: Basketball — 1, 2. Yolanda Walker: Choir — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 1, 2. Willie Gray Stacy Harris Laronda Kelley Paul Kirby NOT PICTURED: Kevin Lanier Jeffrey Moore Tammy Morgan Mildred Vinson 41 Seaiot PviiomhRu Happy-Go-Lucky: Dina Trail David Elkins Class Flirts: Lisa Pyatt Harold Rye Best Dressed: Tonja Wright Craig James Class Klutz: Lori Layman Ar- Most Shy: Kristy Little Jerry thur Keene Timmereck 42 43 Class Night Owls: Ken Steinke Jessica Dilts 44 Class Cuties: Trade Stilwell Jimmy Florian. Class Clowns: Wendi Leitz Geoff Abbott. Dean Disterheft I have really enjoyed my years here at Eau Claire. They could not have been any better. The friends I have made, the things I have learned and the teachers who taught me, are all a part of me and I hope I'll never forget them. I'm grateful to the Lord that He has given me the ability to achieve the goals that I have through my par- ents, teachers, and friends. I wish the class of 87 the best of success in the future in whatever you pursue. Dean Disterheft As this year's Salutatorian, I will always be grateful for the opportunities presented by the school and faculty of E.C.H.S. My years here have not only been rewarding, but full of fun and friends whom I will never forget. The time in high school is too short to waste or take for granted, so my advise to all underclassmen is to take time and enjoy it before the years are gone forever. The Best Of Luck Craig James 45 Craig James 46 tfoutmmUq Royalty 1986 Cltpm Eyudy Douyfoi Gnmt 48 w Jt V - Homecoming this year was a great success. Many people became involved in the various activities. The cheerleaders organized an assembly. The stu- dent senate organized the major activities for the week. Due to bad weather the homecoming parade and the float judging were cancelled. The dance after the game, though, was a success. U-93 provided the music. Douglas Green and Cherie Eyerly reigned as Homecoming King and Queen. It was an evening of fun and school spirit. 49 Miu Em Claim 1986 — Kelly llofflb 50 Photo courtesy of Hafer Photography The theme of the 1987 Eau Claire Queen Contest was A Musical Salute to Michigan's Winter Wonderland. It was held on January 24th at the Eau Claire Commu- nity Center. Fourteen girls participated this year. Mr. David Gray presided as Master of Ceremonies. The contestants, last year's court, and former queens all did dance routines to different winter songs. Kelly Holle was crowned Miss Eau Claire. Tonja Wright was chosen 1st runner-up and Lisa Pyatt was selected as 2nd runner-up. Wendi Leitz was chosen Miss Congeniality by her fellow contestants. Other contestants were Dawn Bjes, Melissa Price, Sue Moore, Malinda Reese, Dina Trail, Cami Morrow, Cindy Disterheft, and Lori Layman. Tracie Stilwell and Cindy Nimtz were finalists. Congratulations to this year's new court. 51 Miii S 1 1987 The theme for the 1987 Sodus queen contest was Michigan, A Chorus Line Of Cities ' The contest was held, February 9, at the D. A.N.K. The entertain- ment this year was a fash- ion show presented by the contestants. Theresa Hudzinski was crowned Miss Sodus 1987. Cara Weber was chosen 1st runner-up, and Suzie Lange, a student at E. C.H.S., was chosen Miss Congeniality. Because of the small number of contestants, there was not a 2nd run- ner-up. Other contestants were: Dona Edwards a stu- dent at E.C.H.S. and Rox- anne Prillwitz. 52 hkglt Band Row One L. to R.: Kari Coffeen, Pam Otte, Kim Fryer, Wendy Vicini, Tiffany Hill, Kim Peters, Cami Morrow. Row Two: Tracie Stilwell, Traci Abbott, Cindy Disterheft, Barbra Youngblood, Penny Vicini, Kara Griffin, Susan Skibbe. Row Three: Anthony Moore, Natacha Paredes, Doug Green, Sandy Hudson, Heidi Miller, Michael Pratl, Andrea Zielke, Debbie Brooks, Shawn Williams, Brian Styburski. Row Four: Jenny Taylor, Christie Rakauski, Shari Watts, Michele Pratl, Marvin Daugherty, Rick Kessinger, Lori Layman, Holly Wagner, Parrish Robinson, Shannon McCuan, Mark Adams, Mr. Petersen. E.CMS. ClwVl Row One L. to R.: Patty Martin, Kim Cripe, Marquita Thomas, Sandra Marshall, Cassandra Ford, LaRhonda Kelley. Row Two: Staci Kandlstoffer, Kim Peters, Anneka Gill, Aluana Spencer, Valerie Johnson, Tango Allison, Joycelyn Reynolds. Row Three: Carolyn King, Leticia Jordan, Shelli Cross, Dawn Sears, Pam Barnes, Natalyn Gathright. Row Four: Mr. Peter- sen, Steve Gonzalez, Yolanda Walker, Roman Gonzalez, Paul Kirby, Joel DeFrance. 53 Row L. to R.: Candi Sech, Robbie Price, Trista Sutton, Kathy Rakauski, Stacy Abbott, Renee Robertson, Latonia Vernon. Row 2: Deanna Groenke, Joyce Boyd, Stacy Bower, Beth Rakauski, Shane Lausch, Ellen Jeffries, Kevin Little. Row 3: Mr. Petersen, Paul Slitor, Jason Douglas, Kari Garski, Amy Beilman, Stephanie Yarbrough, Henry Watts, Troy Rolling, Jason Wagner, Krista Rankin. QvlJ Qmrifo Row 1, L to R: Wendi Leitz, Sandrau Grandberry (President), Craig James (Vice President), Melinda Reese (Treasurer), Michele Hopkins. Row 2: Karri Coffeen, Holly Wagner, Pam Otte, Penny Vicini, Tarsus Wright. Row 3: Elaina Morris, Scott Coburn, Wendy Vicini, Suzie Lange, Doug Green. CllcMwqb Row 1, L to R: Tim Mella, Karl Stenske, Art Keene. Row 2: Craig James, Lisa Pyatt, Lori Layman Jill Rakauski, Mark Adams Row 1, L to R: Lori Layman, Barbra Youngblood, Malinda Reese, Cindy Disterheft. Row 2: Debbie Brooks, Laura Elston, Pam Otte, Mark Adams, Row 3: Craig James, Cherie Eyerly, Bill Kublick, Dean Disterheft, Tracie Stilwell 55 NeuHbapvo Staff Row 1, L. to R.: Paul Ruiz, Sandra Grandberry, Lisa Bishop, Elaina Morris, Er- nie Watson. Row 2: Shan- non Smith, Natacha Par- edes, Rome Gonzalez. Row 3: Kevin Paulin, Shelly Benson, Darren Priebe, Su- zie Lange, Pam Pritchard. Ymbook Staff Row 1, L. to R.: Laura El- ston, Joe Fields, Cherie Eyerly. Row 2: Wendi Leitz, Traci Stilwell, Deb- bie Brooks, Shelley Bur- kett, David Cripe. Row 3: Craig James, Wendy Vi- cini, Phil Puskala, Suzie Lange, Darren Priebe. 56 Prom Royalty Ernie Watson and Sue Moore Pnoui 1987 The 1987 Jr. Sr. prom was held on May 16, at the St. Joe Elks Club. The theme of this year's prom was Heaven In Your Eyes and U-93 FM provided the evening's music. The highlight of the evening was when Ernie Watson and Sue Moore were crowned as Prom King and Queen. Special thanks go to the Junior Class for making the 1987 prom a beautiful and memorable one. 57 Row 1, L. to R.: Laura Elston, Tim Glavich, Kevin Moore, Rome Gonzales, Dan Turbyfill, Harold Rye, Todd Hess, Geoff Abbott, Wendy Vicini. Row 2: Brian Hart, Doug Enders, Matt Kelley, Dennis Wooden, Fred Williams, John Douglas, Dave Elkins, Bill Kublick, Joe Fields, Coach Hartman. Row 3: Coach Kime, Dean Disterheft, Aaron Pargo, Dennis Bishop, Phil Puskala, Darren Priebe, Maurice Woods, Marv Daughtery, Eric Burchett, Ken Stienke, Coach Ferry. l a tidy Footbaffl The '86 Fightin' Beavers made several significant inroads towards establishing both a respectable and com- petitive football program. Twenty five athletes finished a season which saw us accomplish the following: defeat two conference foes; secure our first shutout in several years; remain within reach of victory until the waning moments in four more of those games; established a consistent passing attack; developed a much higher in- tensity level; and demonstrated consistent improvement in several facets of the game. With this multitude of accomplishments, the groundwork has certainly been laid for future gridiron success at Eau Claire High School. Ken Steinke Dennis Bishop Senior All-Conference Players 61 te- GtiddMl David Elkins Dean Disterheft Geoff Abbott Phil Puskala John Douglas Aaron Pargo Maurice Woods Brian Hart 62 Harold Rye Eric Burchett Rome Gonzalez Bill Kublick Row 1 L. to R : Michael Williams, Ray Philips, Kevin Groenke, Scott Langer, Tim McCuan. John Wright. Row 2: Frank Lopez. Ron Prillwitz Raul Gonzalez, Mat Disterheft, Maurice McAfee. Rich Bower. Scott Coburn. Andy Youngblood. Row 3: Debbie Brooks. Mike Allerton, Misiri Parker, Brian Huff, Jeff Priebe, Bill Trail, Greg Dohm. Parrish Robinson, Ricky Atterberry, Coach Halgren. Row 4: Coach Sawatzki, Bill Stienke Matt Parker, Sidney Tyson. Mike Hickman, Ryan Kublick, Gary Case, Tim Turner. J.V. FootbcM The 1986 Junior Varsity Football team finished the season with a record of 2 wins, 5 losses, and 2 ties. We had 19 first year players out of a total of 28 who played all year. This team demonstrated a lot of desire and determina- tion as they lost 4 games by 6 points or less. They out- gained 8 of the 9 teams they played and were moving the ball down the field as time ran out. They grew in skill and dedication as the year progressed and will provide a growing foundation of athletics at Eau Claire High as well as successful lives after graduation. 63 l a ti f Got BaikdbaM Row 1, L. to R.: Jessica Dilts, Ann Garski, Lisa Bishop, Beth Edelberg. Row 2; Coach Dietz, Kim Fryer, Jill Rakauski, Zazette Johnson, Sandy Hudson, Sandra Grandberry, Coach Sinkieuwicz. The 1987 Girls Basketball team finished with an over- all record of 8-13 and a conference record of 5-9. The team was lead by senior, all conference player Sandy Grand- berry. The team also produced an honorable mention all conference player in sophomore, Jill Rakauski. Voted most improved player-junior, Kim Fryer, most consistant player, sophomore Jill Rakauski., and most valuable player senior, Sandy Grandberry. P 64 65 Row 1, L. to R.: Alauna Spencer, Lori Sapp, Shari Watts, Candy Taylor. Row 2: Penny Vicini, Sheronda Taylor, Amy Ameling. Row 3: Coach Dietz, Angie Burton, Tonya Williams, Sharon Peterson, Coach Eichler. 66 GJf Row 1, L. to R.: Ernie Watson, Shannon Smith, Shelly Smith, Traci Abbott, Willie Gray, Coach Flagel. Row 2: Robert Johnson, Joel DeFrance, Joel Bowers, Joel Patterson. This years Beaver golf team had only one returning letterman, senior Ernie Watson. There were a number of first year golfers who played: seniors Joel Patterson, Rob- ert Johnson, and Willie Gray; juniors Traci Abbott, Shan- non Smith, and Joel DeFrance, and freshman Shelly Smith. Ernie and Shannon were the top two players for most of the season. The others who were in their first year, showed good improvement throughout the season. The Beavers won two matches on the year and finished last at the regionals. We are hopeful that the “rookies will improve and once again bring respectability to our golf team. 67 Fore! What are you looking at! l a urfcf BaikrfbcJfi Row 1, L to R: Willie Gray, Tim Gentry, Fred Williams. Row 2, L to R: Kevin Lanier, Roger Allen, Robert Johnson, Joel Patterson. Row 3: Jim Florian, Matt Parker, Rodney Alexander, Joel Patterson, Maurice Woods, Coach Flagel. For the second year in a row, the Beavers finished second in the Red Arrow Conference with an 11-3 record. The losses came against conference champion Bangor (69-63) and third place Bridgman (62-50) and (51-49). In conference games the varsity averaged 69 points per game on offense and allowed 55 points per game on defense. Seniors Maurice Woods (16.7 avg), Rodney Alexander (10.0 avg), Willie Gray (8.6 avg), Kevin Lanier (3.8 avg), Robert Johnson (3.1 avg), Joel Patterson (2.5 avg), and Roger Allen (2,4 avg) contributed greatly to the Beavers success. Exciting come-from-behind victories occurred against LMC (63-61) on a game winning lay-up by Willie Gray and another “heart stopper occured against New Buffalo (55-54) on a game winning steal and layup by Rodney Alexander. The teams overall record was 14-7 including a loss to rival Berrien Springs in the District Tournament. Underclassmen who will help Eau Claire in the future are Kevin Boyd (15.1 avg), Dennis Alexander (6.4 avg), Joel DeFrance (3,8 avg), Immanuel Williams (5.27 avg), Tim Gentry (2.2 avg). Matt Parker (9.2 avg), and Sydney Tyson (6.7 avg). Red Arrow All-Conference honors went to forward Rodney Alexander (Senior, 3 year letterman) and guard Willie Gray (Senior, 2 year letterman). Honorable mention selection was Joel DeFrance (Junior). 68 69 Kevin Lanier Joel Patterson Robert Johnson Maurice Woods 70 JV. Baiktfballt The 1986-87 Eau Claire J.V. Basketball team was successful for many rea- sons. During the season we moved three players up to the Varsity level of compe- tition. Those players made a big contribution to help Eau Claire win some big games. Another reason we were successful at the J.V. level was a result of grow- ing together as a team. We developed a family atmo- sphere and a lot of young boys became men. This combination produced a record of 17-3. The entire team would like to thank the manager (Ron), Stat. people, bus drivers, par- ents, and all the other peo- ple who helped make this season a winner. A special thanks to Roy Freeman. Row 1, L. to R.: Kevin Moore, Maurice McAffee, Rich Bower, Row 2: Ricky Atterberry, Scott Coburn, Doug Miller, Dennis Wooden, row 3: Coach Freeman, John Pyatt, Gary Case, Sidney Tyson, Dennis Alexander, Coach Allen. 71 l a tirfy VoltcybcM This year's Varsity Vol- leyball season started with great enthusiasm as 35 girls came out for the team. After the final cuts, 12 were chosen for the Varsity team, but due to various reasons only 7 girls fin- ished the season on Varsity. These seven girls were very high spirited and, al- though out-numbered and out-sized by most teams, they still tried hard and worked as a team. They showed some improve- ment and proved that on a good night they could play with the best of the teams. Hitting was the strength of the team. Sandy Grand- berry (All-Conference) proved she could hit both from the front row and back row. Setting was an- other strong point as both Amy Ameling (Honorable Mention All-Conference) and Kim Fryer did good jobs in this area. The top server was Kim Fryer (87%). We look for bigger and better achievements from these girls in future years. Row 1, L. to R.: Cindy Disterheft, Sandra Marshall, Ann Garski, Lisa Bishop. Row 2: Amy Ameling, Beth Edelberg, Kim Fryer. Row 3: Coach Oxley, RaShonda Jackson, Sandra Grandberry, Zazette Johnson, Lenny Broyles (Mgr.) 72 Jim i l a Uctg Vo jbcM Row 1, L to R: Candy Taylor, Lori Sapp, Dawn Sears, Lydia Thomas. Row 2, L to R: Holly Wagner, Penny Vicini, Tarsus Wright. Kim Peters. Row 3, L to R: Staci Kandlestoffer, Tonya Williams, Angela Burton, Angie Winston, Sherri Kublick, Coach Lynde. This year's J.V. Volley- ball season was a learning experience for all those who were involved. The progress our young squad made was exciting to see and be a part of. The high- light of the season was ty- ing for first place in pool play at the Hartford tour- nament. Our overall record of 14- 11 does not reflect the tal- ents and the abilities of this team. The girls are dedicated to hard work and self improvement. If the girls continue at this same pace, they will see nothing but success in the future. 74 l a tidij l Vteit fg Row 1, L. to R.: Mark Jeffries, John Wright, Frank Lopez, Parrish Robinson, Rome Gonzalez. Row 2: Tony Murphy, Scott Langer, Todd Hess, Ernie Watson, Ronnie Prillwitz. Row 3: Laura Elston, Wendy Vicini, Mark Spoonholtz, Greg Dohm, Bill Trail, Coach Hartman ReauM Malum Ernie Watson Rome Gonzalez Repeating Red AviouJ Clumpd The wrestling Beavers experienced a youth movement this year. After losing seven members from last year's conference championship team, the outlook for repeating as conference champions looked bleak. Only four letter- men returned from last year's team. After the first night of competition, the team had an 0- 3 record. It looked like it was going to be a long year. But, through hard work and a lot of gutty performances the team carved out a 10-8 dual meet record and 3-1 in the conference. We came back to win the conference tourna- ment, thus earning a share of the Red Arrow Conference Championship with Bridgman. All-Conference winners were Rome Gonzalez at 119, Todd Hess at 138, Ernie Watson at 145, and Bill Trail at HWT. Six Beaver wrestlers qualified for Regional Competi- tion: John Wright, Tony Murphey, Todd Hess, Ernie Watson, Greg Dohm, and Bill Trail, of these six, two made it to the State Finals where the team ended up 15th out of 82 teams. Ernie Watson finished 3rd and Todd Hess finished 5th. It was an exciting year for the Beavers. Super j'ob Bea- vers! 75 76 Junio , l a Uctg Wwjtffmq Front Row, L. to R.: Erik Rose, Dan Turbyfill, Doug Welis, Coach Warren Hartman. Row 2: Vince Kiser, John Adams, Lenny Broyles, Tim Turner. For the first time in years the wrestling Beavers were able to field a J.V. team. During the 1986-87 season, 32 young men par- ticipated in wrestling. Nearly all of these wres- tlers saw some action at the varsity level, at some time or other. There were a lot of new young faces on our squad. This makes the outlook for Beaver Wrestling appear to be excellent. The junior Beavers gained a lot of experience through numerous duals and three tournaments. With these young men and their dedication to work, we hope to continue to dominate the Red Arrow Conference in wrestling. Our hopes are on their shoulders. 77 Greg Dohm — High Point Rider. Greg accumulated 73 points during 1986 and one honorable mention. Our team missed second place by 18 points but showed a lot of class with all the trouble we had. They are six young people to be proud of. We will all miss Suzie next year but I am sure she'll be around to watch. 78 L. to R.: Glen Clark, Greg Dohm, Tim McCuan, Barb Youngblood, Andy Youngblood. Not pictured: Suzie Lange. Tim McCuan. This was Tim's first year and he did very well. Looking forward to '87. Barb and Andy Youngblood. Barb, Reserve (Hi-point) winner, had 64 points, winning 2 first and 1 second in Equitation over fences with an aged horse. We are proud of both Barb and Andy. Good job. 79 Glen Clark. He added 21 points for the team. This was his first time in competition and he did very well. The 1987 Tennis Team had eighteen players; this represents the most inter- est in Tennis over the last four years. Overall the team played well. They were in every match literal- ly to the end. Most area coaches felt the tennis team was the most im- proved team in the area and feel that Eau Claire is the team to watch in future seasons. Players this season were: Singles — 1 Sr. Ernie Watson, 2 Jr. Tim Gen- try, 3 Sr. Art Keene, 4 Fr. Becky Cathy and Sr. Geoff Abbott for a major portions of the season. Doubles — 1 Sr. Paul Kirby and Sr. Jerry Tim- mereck, 2 Sr. Wendi Leitz and Sr. Craig James, 3 Sr. Tracie Stilwell and Sr. Cherie Eyerly. Also playing this season were Juniors Joel De- France, Karl Stenske, and Shelly Burkett; Freshmen Mark Jeffries, Kristen Bur- kett, and Kari Coffeen; Se- nior Susan Lange. Next year's tennis team should be very competi- tive. Row 1, L. to R.: Tracie Stilwell, Becky Cathey, Kari Coffeen. Row 2: Art Keene, Kristin Burkett, Shelley Burkett, Craig James, Cherie Eyerly, Wendi Leitz. Row 3: Coach Sawatzki, Geoff Abbott, Ernie Watson, Karl Stenske, Joel Patterson, Mark Jefferies, Asst. Coach Whitright. 80 TmJc The Track Team had a rough year. This was due to a low number of Team members. The girls who stayed out had alot of tal- ent and won most of their individual events in the dual meets. We're hoping to see more girls on our team next year. And we're look- ing forward to a better sea- son. We are also hoping to have more fans to cheer us on. Row 1, L. to R.: Queen Jackson, Darlene Pargo, Ronald Griffin, Scott Langer, Victor Wright, Maurice McAfee. Row 2: Coach Derucki, Kevin Moore, Lenny Broyles, Harold Rye, Dean Disterheft, Coach Pfalher. 81 82 FootbaM Clmlmtm Vonidif f Row 1, L. to R.: Dawn Bjes, Elaina Morris, Lisa Pyatt, Shelly Burkett, Robin Robertson. Row 2: Andrea Zielke, Traci Stillwell, Barbara Youngblood. Jutdot l aJUtly Row 1, L. TO R.: Kristin Burkett, Lisa Patterson, Christine Prillwitz, Row 2: Adrianne Reese. BalkdbaM Ckmlkadw l aU(% Bottom to Top: Tracie Stilwell, Lisa Pyatt, Dawn Bjies, Shelly Burkett, Robin Robertson, Barbra Youngblood. Jumloi l aKLltij Row 1, L to R: Teri Sutton, Christine Prillwitz. Middle L to R: Adrianne Reese, Kari Coffeen, Lisa Patterson. Back L to R: Kristin Burkett. 83 BalebcM The 1087 Beaver Baseball season was a season of transition. With an empha- sis on fundamentals, hus- tle and attitude the players showed that they will be a team to be reasoned with next season. The season ended with the Beavers finishing 6th in the Red Arrow with an overall much improved 6- 18-1 record. Jim Florian ended his E.C.H.S. Varsity career by belting 3 home- runs this season. Darren Priebe was named team captain and Myles Stans- berry led the team with a .394 average. Players receiving special recognition were: Darren Priebe and Myles Stans- berry, Red Arrow All Con- ference honorable men- tion, Mike Williams, and Greg Dohm. Highlights of the season included wins over Berrien Springs, Marcellus, New Buffalo and Red Arrow Champs Bridgeman. The fighting beavers also dropped a 12 inning heart- breaker to Benton Harbor. With 11 of 12 players re- turning, 1°S8 promises to be a great season. Row 1 L. to R: Parish Robinson, Steve Stanford. Michael Williams, Tim McCuan Row 2: Coach Williams. Jeff Priebe. Gary Case. Jim Florian. Darren Priebe. 8a S8 Row 1, L. to R.: Kim Fryer, Shannon Smith, Lisa Bishop, Traci Abbott. Row 2: Suzette Johnson, Sandra Marshall, Heather Chabot, Amy Ameling, Sandrau Grandberry. Row 3: Coach Sinkiewicz, Beth Edelberg, Sandy Hudson, Shelly Benson, Laura Elston, Susan Skibbe, Coach Dietz. 86 87 jy. QoftboM This year was the first year for J.V. Softball in quite awhile. The team started the season with a sizzling 7-2 record, but had a down-fall and ended the season with an 11-10 re- cord. This year we had a young squad, three sopho- mores and twelve fresh- men. Players' Positions Pitchers — Tonya Wil- liams, Kristi Rakauski, Michelle Pratl. Catchers — Candy Tay- lor, Penny Vicini, Sherry Kub- lick, Chris- tine Prill- witz. First Base — Jill Rakauski Second Base — Michelle Pratl, Penny Vicini, Sherry Kublick. Third Base— Tonya Wil- liams, Shelly Smith. Short Stop — Shannon Harris, Candy Taylor Outfield — Shelly Smith, Susie Elston, Angie Bur- ton, Heidi Miller, Lisa Sapp, Chris- tine Prillwitz, Staci Kand- lestorfer. The team worked hard, learned a lot, and are ex- pected to do even better next year. Row 1, L. to R.: Angie Burton, Shannon Harris, Sherry Kublick, Usa Sapp, Heidi Miller, Shelly Smith, Susie Elston Row 2: Coach Lvnde, Jill Rakauski, Christy Rakauski, Tonya Williams. Stacy Kandlestorfer, Michelle Pratl, Christine Prillwitz Penny Vicini 8fi Ai Thu TuM Togetitui . . 91 Of Fnimk . . . 92 93 CmuM (616) 461 6733 TCtug Jarm Equipment, One. HERMAN KLUG M 140 BOX 367 President EAU CLAIRE. Ml 49111 F’WUl LANGERS BODY SHOP Cad Tidey Fa tM Harry Langer Owner — Operator Phone 5965 Bailey Rd. (616)461-6636 Eau Claire, Ml 49111 Congtoh CfaU Of 1987 PiperfcMb Cmlc Goff Cowttb Phone 944-1611 4 Mi N. of Em CfaUve Naomi Pd. 95 Andrews University would like to introduce your head to your hands At Andrews there is no separating intellect from skill. In the College of Technology, we not only introduce your head to your hands, we help them form a full partnership with technology. Our archi- tecture pro- grams are among the most exciting programs offered Andrews. We offer a Bachelor of Architecture (4 + 1 years), an Asso- ciate of Architectural Ieehnology (2 years), and a Bachelor of Sci- ence in Architectural Studies (1 +3 years). If you are creative, like to draw, and think three di- mensionally. these are programs you should explore. Our Aviation Maintenance program will prepare you to fill one of the 100.000 jobs that are projected to be unfilled in 1988. If you have mechanical aptitude and the ambition to back it up. our Avi- ation Maintenance program can get you off the ground. Our facilities and faculty in photography and multi-image arc- top rate and professional. As a graduate of our photographv pro- Yes, I want to use my head and my hands in my career. Please send me- in formation about the: □ Architecture Programs □ Aviation Maintenance Program □ Photography Programs □ Other interest gram you will be pre- pared to begin a career in advertising, photo- journalism, audiovisual communication, or por- traiture. 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