Berrien Springs High School - Canoe Yearbook (Berrien Springs, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

THE SHAMROCK 1979-1980 Berrien Springs High School Berrien Springs, Michigan Volume 53 If I could save time in a bottle, the first thing that I’d like to do, is to save I everyday, like a treasure, and then, mJ again, I would spend them with you. Congratulations Class of 1980 LINDT AGENCY INCORPORATED Highest Standard of Insurance Service Since 1941 104 W Ferry Street Auto—Fire—Life and Complete Insurance Service Berrien Springs, Mich 49103 llpj Phone 473-4041 Mr. Raymond D. Roberts Congratufations to the Class of 1980 DR. Ilene Sheffer Congrats to Janet Melton DEJA DEJA Lawyers Congrats and Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 Queen’s Wardrobe Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Arcadia Rest Home Charles and Lois Freeman Our Congratulations to the Class of 1980 G G Sberburn Good Luck to Kathy Rudowske Mr. Thomas Phillips The most important thing is not to stop questioning! B R Davis So. Bend, Ind. Congrats to Kathy Gregg and Sandy Shunkwiler Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Mom and Dad Best Wishes in the Future to Kathy Rudowske Mr. and Mrs. Richard Parnell Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Grandma, Carol and Debbie Congratulations Kathy George Ewer and Grandma Louder Good Luck Kathy Rudowske Henry’s Bakery Congratulates the Class of 1980 Mr. Wallace Krome Congratulations Class of 1980 Stemm's Floor Covering Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 Mike Rudowske Good Luck to Kathy Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Taiclet Good Luck Seniors Mr. and Mrs. E. Dykeman Congratulations to the Yearbook Staff Mr. and Mrs. Wells Congrats Kathy Rudowske Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kadins Congratulations! Rowley's Shoes Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Rev. and Mrs. John Kallis and Family Congratulations and God's Blessings to the Class of 1980 7 Erhard Furniture eases the pain of inflation! inflation has us all wor ried. 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Closed Saturday 1 fo-Vi Sd ,ft +u-r- •i 1'' ' •' li, ji i:� • v.; ,0 i 4k vu� .lU L-1 ’-■ COMMENCEMENT The Stroz Man. Valedictorian, Bev Christl Salutatorian, Kila Allred. Getting Ready. No Scott, this is not practice. CLASS OF 1980 The line up. You want me to kiss your what? 11 YESTERDAY I FOLLOWED TODAY I PAUSE DEBBIE ADKINS: Art Club—4; Kitchen Co-op—4. KILA ALLRED: Band—1.2: Yearbook—3: Spanish Club—3.4; Pep Band—1,2: N.H.S.—3,4: Room Aide—4; Co-op—4: Float Committee— 4. CRAIG ALTHAGE: Sports-3.4 JAMES ANDREWS: Sports—1.2.3: Room Aidc-2,3.4; Chess Club—3.4. (President 4). WENDY ARLEDGE: Yearbook—3,4, (Editor—3, sports editor—4): Spanish Club—2,3,4: Tennis—2: Thestians—3,4: Newspaper—1,4, (Editor—4); Drama Club—1,2: Float Construction—1,3,4: Prom Committee—3: Tutor—3: Runner-up to Miss Berrien Springs—4. ADRIAN ATKINS: JACKIE BACKUS: German Club—1.2.3: Varsity Club—1,2,3,4: N.H.S.-3.4. (Treasurcr-4); Room Aide-3.4; DAR Good Citizen-4: Homecoming Queen-4; All Conference Volleyball-2,3.4: All Conference Track—3,4; Most Valuable Player Volleyball and Basketball: State Volleyball Champions-3,4; Volleyball—1,2,3.4. (Captain-3.4); Track-1.2,3,4: Queen Contestant—4. BEV BAKER: Spanish Club—4; Tutor—3.4. DALE BAKER: Sports—1.2. JASMIL BALTAZAR: Spanish Club—2: Usher Club—2. JIM BANISH: Library AIDE—2: Room Aide—3.4; Co-op—4. LINDA BANISH: Band—1,2,3.4; Science and Math Club—3,4, (Secretary—4): Track—1,2,3,4: Thespians—1,2,3,4: Varsity Club—4; Swingers—2; Tutor—3.4; Baton Twirler—1.2.3; Float Committee—3.4. LORI BILTON: Band—1,2; Sports—1,2.3.4: Varsity Club—2,3,4. (Secretary—4); Flag Corp—1,2; Equesterian Team—4; Co-op—4; Art Club— 4: Share Time?—3; Queen Contestant—4. BETH BLY: Science and Math—3; Sports—1,2; Ushers Club—2.3 (Secretary and Treasurer-2); Wrestling Managcr-2; FCA—2; Yearbook—3; Art Club—3,4: Co-op—4. MARK BOSWELL: Sports—1.2.3.4: Varsity Club—3.4; Student Aide— 2,3,4; Room Aide—2,3,4; Class President—1.2; Student Council—1. RHONDA BOWD: Yearbook—4; Sports—1,2,3,4; Varsity Club—2,3,4: Basketball Manager—1: Wrestling Manager—1,2; Student Aide—3; Queen Contestant—4. SUE BRACKETT: Band—1,2,3.4: Spanish Club—1,2,3; Sports—1,2,3; Pep Band—1,2.3.4; Thespian—3,4; Wrestling Cheerleader—3. BETTY BRIDGES: Art Club—3; Library Aide—2,3. ALAN BRITTON: Sports-1,2,3.4. DAN BROWN: Sports-4. BOB BRUCE: Yearbook—2,3,4; Science and Math Club—1,2,3, (Treasurer—2. President—3); Thespian—3.4, (President—4); Quiz Bowl— 3.4; Drama Club—2; Room Aide—2.3; N.H.S.—3.4: Chess Club—4. (Vice President—4). ROBERT BUCKLEY: JOHN BURGE: Sports-1,2,3.4; Varsity Club-3.4; Ski Club-2.3. DAVID BURNS: Sports—1,2,3; Room Aide—3. NANCY CERNAK: Swingers—2.4; German Club—2,3,4; Spanish—3.4; Sports—1.2; Thespians—1,2,3,4. (Secretary—4). BEV CHRISTL: Band-1.2,3,4. (Officer-3); German Club-2.3.4. (Vice President—3, Treasurer—4); Science and Math Club—2,3, (Vice President-3); N.H.S.-3.4, (Vice President-4); Sports-1,2,3.4; Pep Band—1,2,3; Valedictorian—4. LORAYNE CLARK: Yearbook-4; Sports—1: Varsity Club 3.4; Student Aid—3.4: Bowling—1.2,3.4. LAURA CLAYWELL: Band—1.2,3.4: Spanish Club—1.2.3. (Treasurer— 3): Sports-2; Thespian—2,3,4; Pep Band-1.2.3,4; Tutor—3. ALLEN CLEMENTS: BRUCE CLEVENGER: JERRY CLINGERMAN: Spnrts-1.2.3.4. ANDY CLUBINE: TRACY COCHRAN: Sports—1,2.3.4; Student Tutos—3; Room Aide—4. CHRIS COLBY: Sports-1.2.3.4; Co-op-4. STEVE COLLINS: Sports—1,2,3,4; Varsity Club-4; Student Aide-2,3.4; Ski Club-2.3. CONNIE GROOM: Sports—3; Room Aide—1.2; Tutor—3.4: Co-op—4. BILL DAVIS: Sports—1,2,3. DARLENE DAVIS: Yearbook—4: Student Aide—3. JOHN DIETED Science and Math Club—3,4. (Vice President—4). JOHN DOEPKER: Sports-1. Ski Club-2.3. MATT DOSPOY: DAWN EATON: Student Tutor—3: Library Aide—2; Office Help—4; Twin City Beauty College—4. DARRYL EICHBERG: Sports-1,2,3.4; Co-op-4. WENDY EMPSON: ERIN FARWELL: German Club—2,3,4, (President—4); Thespians— 2.3.4. (Historian-2.3): Swingers—1.2.3.4; Ushers Club-2; N.H.S.- 3.4. SCOTT FISHBURN: Band—1,2,3,4; German Club—2.3,4: Sports—1,2: Thespians—2,3,4: Pep Band—1.2,3.4; Bowling—1. KARL FISHER: Sports—2: Library Aide—3. RON FITZ: BRETT FOLL: Student Employee—3,4. ANNETTE FORSTNER: Play—2; Intramurals—1,2,3. RONALD GABAN: Sports—1,2,3; Library Club—3. DONNA GERLACH: Yearbook—3: Sport—1; Baseball Manager—2.3.4: Pom Pon Girl—3.4. (Captain—4): Tutor—3: Room Aide—3.4: Co-op— 4; Queen Contestant—4. STEVE GILBERT: Sports—1.2.3.4; Prom King—4. BECKY GILL: Band—1.2,3,4: Yearbook-3.4. (Business Manager-4): German Club—2,3,4. (Treasurer—3. Secretary—4); Thespians—3.4; Sports—1: Pom Pon Girl—3,4; Pep Band—1,2,3; Student Council—2; Queen Contestant—4. RANDY GORDON: Sports—1,2,3,4; Varsity Club—2,3,4: Jayteens—1; Student Council—2. DAVID GRAU: Yearbook—4. (Copy Editor—4); Swingers—1.2.3.4; 13 Sports—1,2.3.4: Varsity Club-3: Bowling—1.2.3.4: N.H.S.-3.4. VERONICA GRIFFIN: Spanish Club-2. ROSIE HAMLTON: JEFF HANCE: Band—1.2.3.4: Pop Band—1.2.3.4: Thespians—3.4: Drama Club—2.3: Bowling—1: Room Aide—3: Co-op—4. DENISE HARRIS: Yearbook—3: German Club—2.3,4: Sports—1.3: Tutor—3: Room Aide—4: Co-op—4. JULIE HARRISON: VAL HAUCH: HOLLY HELMICK: Library Club—3; Spanish Club—1.2,4: Sports—1; Thespians—3.4; Drama Club—2,3; Art Club—3. IRENE HERMAN: Spanish Club-1; Sports-1,2,3,4; Varsity Club-2.3.4. (President—4); Room Aide—3: Co-op—4; Pom Pon Girl—4: Prom Queen-4: Class Vice President-3.4; Student Council-2.3.4. (Vice President—4). REGINA HODGKINSON: Spanish-1; Sports-1.2.3.4; Shamrock Star-3: Art Club-3; Tutor-3. BRIAN HOFFMAN: Student Council—1.2. TERRY HOFFNER: Band-1.2.3.4: Thespians-3.4: Bowling-1; Pep Band-1.2.3.4; Co-op-4; Room Aide-2,3,4; Tutor-3; Drama Club- 2. JAYME HOUSAND: Band-1.2.3.4; Pep Band-1.2.3; Ski Club-2.3. PAM HUGHES: Band—1,2,3; Yearbook—1.4; Cheerleading—1.2,3.4; Spanish Club-3; Sports-1,2,3,4; Varsity Club-2,3.4; Student Council—3; Class Treasurer—4; Top Ten Queen Contestant—4. TODD JOHNSON: Sports—1,2,3.4: Varsity Club—4. TIM KECHKAYLO: Yearbook-3; German Club-2,3.4: Science and Math-3,4. (Treasurer-3, President-4); Room Aide-3; Chess Club-3,4. VALERIE KELLEY: Lunch Program—2; Shared Time—3. GEORGE KEMP: Sports-1. CRAIG KENNEDY: Sports-1; Thespians-3. CHARLES KINNISON: DEBBIE KNUTH: Yearbook-3,4; German Club-2; Sports-2,3.4; Pom Pon Girl—4; Journal Era—4; Student Council—4. (Treasurer—4). MIKE KOLOSOWSKY: Top Ten-4. DALLAS KUBALL: Yearbook—1; Sports—1.2. GEORGE I.AKE: Band-1,2; Spanish Club-2,3.4. (Vice President-3.4); Sports—1.2,3,4: Thespians—2.3.4; Varsity Club—4; Student Council—1. BECKY LANTZ: Swingers—1.2.3.4. (Vice President-4); German Club-2,3,4; Thespians—3.4, (Treasurer-4): Usher Club-1,2; Drama Club—2,3.4; Queen Contestant—4; Co-op—4. ANDY LEAF: PAM LEHMANN: Band-1,2,3.4. (Treasurer of Council—3); Pep Band-1.2.3; Swingers-3.4, (Secretary—4); Miss Berrien Springs-4. JOE LEHOCKEY: Sports-1,2,3,4; Tutor and Room Aide-3; Co-op-4. DENNIS MAMMEN: Sports-2,3.4. JANET MELTON: Sports—1,2; Teacher’s Aide—2; Room Aide—3; Coop—4. WESLEY MERRILL: Sports—1.2.3.4; Teacher’s Aide—3; Co-op—4. LORREN MERTES: Yearbook-1,4. BRAIN MOHRHARDT: Sports—1.2.3.4: Varsity Club—1,2,3,4. DALE MOHRHARDT: Spanish Club—1; Sports—1. JIM MOORE: Spanish Club-1. LISA MOYER: Wrestling Manager—2,3.4; Tutor—3; Room Aide—4; Top Ten Queen Contestant—4. SCOTT NELSON: Yearbook—3; German Club—2,3,4, (Vice President-4); Sports—3.4; Thespians—2,3,4; Varsity Club-4. LUCY NUTT: Spanish Club—1; Sports—2; Co-op-4; Room Aide—3.4. LORI OLSON: Sports—1; Art Club—3: Wrestling Manager—3. LAURA PRILLWITZ: Band—1,2,3.4; Yearbook—4; Sports—1,2,3.4; Varsity Club-1.2.3.4; Pep Band-1.2.3.4; Ski Club-2.3; Student Council—2,4; Tutor—3,4; Bowling—3.4; Class Secretary—4. ROBERT REHA: Sports-1,2; F.F.A.-l. KATHY RENNHACK: German Club—1.2: Sports—1.2.3.4; Thespians— 2,3,4; Varsity Club—3,4; Prom Committee—3; Class President—4: Class Secretary—3; Student Council—3, (Parliamentarian—3). KIRK RITCHEY: Sports-1,2,3,4. REGINA ROBINSON: Sports—1; Co-op—4; Library Aide—1.2. RACHEL ROOTS: Spanish Club-1.2; Sports-1.2.3.4: Varsity Club-2.3,4; Ski Club-3; Room Aide-3: Student Council-1. KATHY RUDOWSKE: Chess Club-4; Yearbook-4. (Editor-4); Room Aide—2; Tutor-3,4; Library Aide—3; Float Construction—4. KELLY RUHL: Cheerleading—1.3; Sports-1,2.3; Student Aide-2.3; Prom Committee—3; Class Secretary—1. SUE RUTHSATZ: Library Aide-2; Student Aide-3.4: Nurse s Aide-4. DAVID RYGGS: BETH SAENZ: Nurse's Aide—4; Queen Contestant—4. SANDRA SCHWEIZER: Yearbook-3,4; Spanish Club-1.2.3.4. (Secretary—3,4); Sports—1; Wrestling Cheerleading—3; Pom Pon Girl—3; Drama Club—2,3.4: Thespians—3,4; Plays—3,4; Variety Show—3.4; Float Committee—2,3,4: Prom Committee—3; Tutor and Room Aide—3; Top Ten Queen Contestant—4. RANDY SHELTON: Football-1,2,3.4; Band-1; Basketball-1. BILL SHEMBARGER: Sports-1,2,3,4; Room Aide-3: Co-op-4. JOY SHERBURN: German Club-2,3,4; Science and Math-4, (Treasurer—4); Track—1,2. BRIAN SHIELDS: DIANE SIMKO: Sports-1,2,3,4: Varsity Club-4: Tennis Club-1; Room Aide-2,3; NHS-3,4, (Secretary-4); Co-op-4. FRANK SIMKO: Sports-1,2,3,4: Tutor-3.4. DAVID SIMMONS: Science and Math Club-1.2,3; Spanish Club-1,2.3; Sports—2.3; Thespians-2,3,4; Plays-1.2.3.4; Room Aide-3,4. 14 ROBERT SMITH: DIANE SPEAR: German Club-2.3.4: Sports—1; Student Aide-3.4. JILL STACEY: Cheerleading—1,2,3; Library Club-2; Sports—1; Room Aide—2,3; Co-op-4. SCOTT STEMM: Band-1.2.3.4; Yearbook-3; German Club-2,3.4; Science and Math Club—1,2; Sports—2,3,4: Plays—1,2,3,4; Swingers—1,2.3,4; Tutor—3; Chess Club—3,4; Quiz Bowl—3,4. TOD STEPHENS: Sports—1,2,3; Student Council Representative-1. DIANE STOLFO: Yearbook-3; Spanish Club-3,4; Sports—1; Thespians—3.4: Swingers—3,4; Drama Club—2,3,4; Art Club—3; Prom Committee-3; Queen Contestant-4; (Miss Congeniality); Variety Show—3,4, (Director—3,4). SANDY STOVER: Cheerleading-3.4; Ski Club-2; Student Services-3,4; First Runner Up To Miss Berrien Springs—4; Homecoming Court—4. ALAN STROZEWSKI: Spanish Club-1; Sports Manager-1.2.3.4; Varsity Club-1.2.3.4; Most Gutsy-4. DAVID TAMBUMAN: Sports-1.2.3.4: Class Officer-1; Religians President—1. DON UPSON: Library Aide-3; Co-op-4. SCOTT UZZELL: Track-1.2,3.4: Varsity Club-3,4; Wrestling-1.2,3,4; Football-1.2,3.4. RON VORRATH: German Club-1.2.3.4: Sports-1,2,3.4; Varsity Club-3.4. STEPHANIE WAGNER. Band-2.3,4: Cheerleading-1; Spanish Club-1; Sports—1.2.3; Varsity Club-3.4; Pom Pon-2.3,4; Pep Band—2,3,4; Jayteens—1. CAROL WALKER: LYNN WEDEL: Cheerlcading—4; Spanish Club—1,2; Sports—2,3; Pom Pon—2,3; Ski Club—2,3, (President—2); Prom Committee—3; Tutor— 2.3: Office—3; Queen Contestant—4: Class Secretary—2. HEIDI WEIMAN: Yearbook—1; Cheerleading—1.2.3.4: German Club— 1.2,3,4; Sports—1.2.3.4; Varsity Club—3.4; JA—1; Second Runner Up to Miss Berrien Springs—4; Class Officer—1,2.3, (President—3. Vice President—1,2); Student Council—1,2,3,4. (Secretary—4). KELLY WHETSTONE: German Club-2.3; Sports-1.2,3,4; Varsity Club—3.4; Student Aide—3,4; Homecoming Queen Court—4; Queen Contestant-4; Student Council—2,3.4. (President-4. Treasurer— 2.3). GAIL WHITE: Band—1.2; Sports—1,2,3,4; Varsity Club—2,3,4; Flag Corp—1.2: Room Aide—4; Float Committee—4; Shared Time—3.4; Queen Contestant—4. KIRK WINKLER: Football and Track—1.2,3.4: Varsity Club—4; Wrestling—1,2. BECK1 WOOD: Yearbook—3; Spanish Club—1; Sports Manager— 1,2,4; Pom Pon—2,3.4; Ski Club—3: Student Aide—3; Co-op—4. MARY WYMER: Teachers Aide-2,3,4; Sports-1,2,3. RICHARD YOUNG: LISA BAUER: Band-1.2,3: German Club-2.3.4; Pom Pon-4; Pep Band—1,2,3; Swingers—2; Tutor—3,4; Baton Twirler—1,2,3; Float Committee—3,4. ROCK GALS DO IT BEST! The women’s Varsity Softball Team wins the Class C State Championship. June 14th by defeating Leroy Pine River in the semifinals and Lakeview in the title game. This gives BSHS its second state title this year. 15 WOMEN MEN Class Clown Lorayne Clark Bill Shembarger Class Klutz Kathy Rennhack Alan Britton Class Flirt Debbie Knuth George Lake Class Skipper Jayme Housand Todd Johnson Class Cruiser Rhonda Bowd Dale Baker Class Gossip Debbie Knuth Dallas Kuball Class Joke Teller Lorayne Clark Bob Bruce Everybody’s Girl Wendy Arledge Class Optimist Kathy Rennhack Tod Stephens Class Pessimist Holly Helmick Scott Nelson Playgirl Debbie Knuth Playboy Tracy Cochran Foulmouth Darlene Davis Mark Boswell Worst Driver Heidi Weimann Dael Mohrhardt Best Dressed Debbie Knuth Steve Collins Best Dancer Pam Hughes Dave Simmons Best Legs Stephanie Wagner John Burge Best Body Pam Hughes Todd Johnson Most Religious Linda Banish Scott Stemm Least Religious Rosie Hamilton Dael Mohrhardt Most Likely To Succeed Kathy Rennhack David Grau Class Gutsy Rachel Roots Alan Strozewski Least Intelligent Suzy Ruthsatz Alan Britton Most Intelligent Bev Christl David Grau Perfectionest Kathy Rennhack Mike Kolosowsky Most Innocent Jasmil Baltazar Craig Althage Most Athletic Jackie Backus Joe Lehocky Favorite Underclassmen John Mitchell Song The Rose” by Bette Midler Drink Screwdriver Teacher Phillips Radio Station U 93 Beer Millers-Michelob Sport Brand Nike Graduate Dave Stacey Candy Bar Snickers Hang Out Taco Bonita Car Trans AM 16 Debbie Adkins Kila Allred Craig Althage Wendy Arledge Adrian Atkins Jackie Backus Dale Baker Beverly Baker Jasmil Baltazar Jim Banish Linda Banish Lori Bilton Beth Bly Lisa Bauer Susan Brackett Mark Boswell Rhonda Bowd Betty Bridges Alan Britton Robert Bruce Robert Buckley David Burns Nancy Cernak Dan Brown John Burge Beverly Christl 19 Connie Croom Steve Collins Matt Dospoy John Doepker Chris Colby Darlene Davis Dawn Eaton 20 Wendy Empson Erin Farwell Scott Fishburn Brett Foil Donna Gerlach Steve Gilbert Becky Gill Randy Gordon David Grau 21 Veronica Griffin Rozanne Hamilton Denise Harris Holly Helmick Julie Harrison Valerie Hauch Irene Herman Jayme Housand Pamula Hughes Todd Johnson Tim Kechkaylo Debbie Knuth George Lake James Kennedy Michael Kolosowsky 23 Dallas Kuball Rebecca Lantz Pam Lehmann Janet Melton Joe Lehocky Lisa Moyer Wesley Merrill Dennis Mammen Brian Mohrhardt Scott Nelson 24 Dael Mohrhardt Lucy Null Lori Olson Regina Robinson Kathy Rennhack Kirk Ritchey Rachel Roots Kathy Rudowske Susanne Ruthsatz 25 A 9 i ]oy Sherburn David Simmons Sandy Schweizer Diana Simko Robert Smith Bill Shembarger Frank Simko Diane Spear 26 )ill Stacey Diane Stolfo David Tambunan Scott Stemm Sandy Stover Don Upson Tod Stephens Allen Strozewski Scott Uzzell 27 Ron Vorrath Lynn Wedel Gail White Stephanie Wagner Heidi Weimann Kirk Winkler Carol Walker Kelly Whetstone Becki Wood Mary Wymer Seniors Not Pictured Allen Clements. Bruce Clevenger. Gerald Clingerm Tracy Cochran, Billy Davis, John Dietel Karl Fisher. Ronald Fitz, Annette Forstner Ronald Gaban, Jeffery Hance, Regina Hodgkinson Brian Hoffman, Terry Hoffner, Valerie Kelley George Kemp, Andy Leaf, Lorren Mertes Kelly Ruhl Robert Reha, David Rygg, Randy Shelton Richard Young 29 AND WHAT DO WE REMEMBER? We looked back and remembered the happy times, feeling the rewards of hard work and dedication. At other times we felt all alone, isolated in the midst of a crowd. Our existence was one of constant new beginnings and continuous endings that filled our lives and our memories. It was our year, molded by the vast and diverse character of who we were and had become. 31 WE CARE FOR YOUR FUTURE 24 HOURS A DAY UNITY HOSPITAL JAMESON CHEMICAL COMPANY LTD. C PRIDE AND PROGRESS IN POLYMER CHEMISTRY Berrien Springs, Michigan 49103 (616) 471-1126 Distributors of Urethane Systems and FRP Components Marine Kits—Coatings Equipment—Boardstock Solvents RESPECT ALL OPPONENTS; FEAR NONE OF THEM” PROUD OF YOUR CAR? BRING IT TO US OWNER PERSONALLY PAINTS ALL JOBS BARKER BODY SHOP WE SPECIALIZE IN PAINTING LUXURY CARS COLLISION WORK PAINTING IS OUR SPECIALTY QUALITY IS OUR PRODUCT 429-8146 5408 RED ARROW HWY. STEVENSVILLE First Federal Savings and loan association Niles-East Towne 001 U I Km Bertrand-Berrien Springs St Joseph-Edwardsburg Three Oaks-Holland 33 SCHOOL BOARD Klizabeth Bennot I —Trustee I toward McLauchlin—Trustee Jeff Porter—Vice President Paul Bixby—’Treasurer Robert Sill—Trustee Kdwin Kcrlikowske—Secretary ADMINISTRATION Jon Schuster—Superintendent Stanley Macklin—Assistant Superintendent 36 William Boyd—School Board President FINE ARTS Ellen Hodge. Cornelia Miller. Brian Sullivan, Jack Baker BUSINESS EDUCATION LIBRARIANS 38 Ron Archer. Mary Francis. Bonnie McMillrn Lola Smith. Barbara LaCour! COOKS to right: Bcv Kriter. Janet Harris. Theresa Bunch. Bcv Knight. Carol Rudlafl, Marge Fast. Caroline Slrouts ami Katie James. Not pictured: Susie Merrill, and Mary Ann Davis. BUS DRIVERS Back row: Scott Johnson. Paul Nickless. Doris Wiatrolik. Dathel Duffel. Peter Swanson, lull Tinker. Milt Sluder and Tom Stiles. Front row: Barry Smith. Sally Forraht. Bev Evans, Shirley Boal, Sharon Heaney. Elsie Neidlinger. and Sandy Swartz. Kneeling. Pat Liston, and Barb Jacobs. 44 A Whetstone fall off hop klogs AGAIN? Working hard as usual! Boy, I wish I could find something wrong! Mr. Hill—Business ED And now for the Micky Mouse Club Show! 45 AUTOGRAPHS University Family Oiwr Myi'W, r— A Subsidiary of ANDREWS UNIVERSITY V • Apple Valley Market Dedicated to your Healthful Living Most Unusual Store in Michigan • Family Center Your Complete Variety Store • Value Mart Complete Catalog Showroom • Greeting Gallery Flower Loft Providing for all Your Floral Needs Your Floral Needs Your Hallmark Card Center 1100 St. Joseph Road. Berrien Springs. Michigan 49103 Phone: 616 471-3234 Best Wishes to the Class DON SPRUNG Chevrolet Co. of 1980 MARKS ACCOUNTING TAX SERVICE Berrien Springs Phone 473-4651 105 West Ferry Street Berrien Springs, Michigan 49103 (616)471-2993 Paul R. 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Cross Country—S. Schofield. Varsity Volleyball—J. Bermingham. jV Volleyball—R. Steiss. Football—D. McLaughlin. JV; D. Bartz. V. Softball—R. Rennack, Varsity. Baseball—J. Bermingham. V; J. Reppart, JV. Girls’s Basketball—D. Paulsen. JV; C. Crawford. V. Track—E. Hempel, Men’s; G. Kurek, Women's Men’s Freshman Basketball-S. PIuss. Men’s Basketball-D. Paulsen. JV; S. Schofield. Varsity. 73 CROSS Front row: Doug Winter, Jeff Clark. Irene Hermann, jon Johnson. Mark Wurzel. 2nd row: Coach Stewart Schofield. Tom Emerson, Joan Strozewski. Lynnctte Zahrn. Heidi Weimann. Mike Dalton. Randy Gordon We ll beat Todd yet! Herman beats Mammen by a nose. COUNTRY Wow. what a way to got aired out! The Shamrock Harriers finished in third place with a dual meet record of 13-6. Mary Lun-neen, Lori Bilton. Joan Stro-zewski, and Jon Johnson all qualified to run in the State Meet. Johnson finished 16th in the men s heat, Mary Lunneen 11th in the girl’s heat. The men’s team had eight wins and three losses and the women's team had four wins, one loss, and one tie. Twenty-six runners participated in a very successful season. 75 VARSITY FOOTBALL 1st row: Jeff Fortner (mgr), Stanley Baker. Randy Shelton, Todd Robinson, Scott Schinske, Mike Chadwick. Ron Barlz (mgr), 2nd row: Kevin Parritt. Mike Gropp, )on Totzke, John Pugh, Dale Rudlaff. Wes Merrill, Robert Doepker, Tom Fisher, William Griffin, 3rd row: Mark Boswell, Todd Johnson, Scott Uzzell, Dan Brown, Chris Colby, John Burge, Craig Althage, David Stro-zcwski, 4th row: Assistant Coach Dan Gunder, Head Coach Dick Bartz, Jerry Clingerman. Alan Britton, Tony Covington, Ken Guettler, Joe Lehocky, Steve Sunday, George Lake. Randy Vorrath, Ron Vorrath, Assistant Coach Rick Moersch. Allen Stro-zewski (mgr). The 1979 Shamrock football team posted a 5-4 record in thier final season of Red Arrow Conference play. Offensively the Rocks were paced by one of the best passing combinations in school history— Mark Boswell to Joe Lehocky. Todd Johnson was the teams leading ground gainer from his fullback position. Chris Colby and Scott Uzzell gained All Conference recognition at offensive guard and defensive tackle respectively. Co-Captain Wes Merrill was a standout at linebacker. r '..... ■ v.A ■■■■■■ ■ 76 Where is the ball? Put your arms down. The war is over. Red Arrow All-Conference: Joe Lehocky, Todd Johnson, Chris Colby, Scoll Uzzell. Co-Captains: Mark Boswell, Wes Merrill B.S. 24 Cassopoiis 13 B.S. 18 New Buffalo 0 B.S. 20 Bridgman B.S. 21 Galien 20 B.S. 20 Eau Claire 21 B.S. 7 L.M.C. 28 B.S. 42 Hartford 6 B.S. 20 Waterviliet 36 B.S. 8 Buchanan 39 77 JV FOOTBALL Back row-Coach Kurek, Curtis Covington, Mark Gropp, Bill Hodgkinson. Buzz Sherwood, John Crow. Mike Whetstone, Ed Engle, Jeff Stuckey, Bruce Jones. Mike Lewis, Coach McLaughlin. Middel row-Howard Colby, Steve Stover, Mike Melton. Jim Bowser, Bobby Guthrie, Kevin Hickman, Jeff Jasper, David Oliver, David Gerlach, Leslie Stockberger. Front row-Scott Lewis, Pete Hernandez. Todd Andrews, Adam Walter, Mike Carter, Mike Gordon. Mike Boswell Opponet We They Cass 22 28 New Buffalo 20 8 Bridgeman 58 0 Galien 44 6 Eau Claire 14 8 L.M.C. 20 6 Hartford 12 28 Waterviliet 20 14 The 1979 Shamrock Junior Varsity football team overcame injuries and other adversities to post a respectable 6 and 2 record. The Junior Varsity squad was strong on offense as they averaged more than 28 points per game. Fullback Mike Carter led the attack with nearly 900 yards rushing adding up to over 100 points scored. Quarterback Mark Gropp played superb as he passed and ran for nearly 700 yards. Fullbacks Mike Gordon and Ed Engle each contributed over 300 yards rushing. The leading receivers were Howard Colby, Curtis Covington, and Bill Hodgkinson. Defensively, the young Shamrocks played exceedingly well. Linebackers John Crow, Mark Gropp, and Kevin Hickman summed up the season outstandingly by leading the team in tackles. Also having good seasons defensively were Mike Lewis, Bruce Jones, Todd Andres, Bob Guthrie, Steve Stover, and Mike Carter. JV GIRLS BASKETBALL Back row—Coach Paulsen, Kelli Eshleman. Rhonda Thran. Lynelle Schoen, Susan Tropp. Debbie Boyd. Vicki Backus. Felicia Dixon, Debbie Sammons, Lisa Fishburn manager Front row—Kicki Vorrath, Lisa Granlund, Karen Doepker. Angie Littke. jan-nette Szucs, Kathy Lindt, Becky Knuth Let go Ricki. it's my ball! Littke up for two more! The J.V. girl’s basketball team completed an undefeated season at 16-0. Sophomore forwards Rhonda Thran and Ricki Vorrath led the team in scoring and rebounding. Early in the season the team relied upon Thran, Vorrath, and a third sophomore. Becky Knuth for leadership and direction. As the season progressed, freshman Lisa Granlund, Vicki Backus, Felicia Dixon, and Susan Tropp carried more of the scoring and rebounding load. The teams of the past eight years have compiled a composite record of 128 wins and only 3 losses. WOMENS BASKETBALL Back Row—Debby Emerson. Julie Carter, Laura Lee. Sheila Duffel, Jackie Backus. Kathy Rennhack. Diana Simko. and Kim Littke Front Row—Keri Bowser. Rachel Roots. Coach Crawford, Kelly Whetstone, and Kathy Boreham 80 All right ball, come to me! Roots up for two! GOES TO QUARTERFINALS I wonder what the ball tastes like? If looks could kill. The 1979 girls basketball season was the best in the school's history. The varsity was 19-0 for the regular season and 24-1 overall. The varsity won the Red Arrow Championship for the sixth time in seven years. They also won their second consecutive District Championship and won the Regionals before losing in the state quarterfinals. Jackie Backus was named all-conference for the third year and also its most outstanding player, receiving honorable mention for all-state. She set school records for most points and rebounds in a career and most points scored in one season. Rachel Roots was named all-conference and led the team in assists and steals. Jackie and Rachel were voted the team’s most valuable players. Kathy Rennhack, Diana Simko, and Sheila Duffel were named honorable mention on the all-conference team. Kathy was elected team captain. Laura Lee and Kathy Rennhack were selected as the team’s most improved players. Sophomore, Rhonda Thran, brought up late in the season contributed greatly with her speed and quickness. Coach Carolyn Crawford was named as runner-up coach of the year in Class C” for the second consecutive year. m I always wanted this net! CHEERLEADING! BASKETBALL Varsity Cheerleaders are; (front) Pam Hughes, (middle) Julie Olson, Wendy Stone, Heidi Wcin-mann. Julie Carter, (back) Lia Klinkhammer. Thirty-three girls tried out for cheerleading positions on the football and basketball squads. Some of the requirements to be a cheerleader were attending practice twice a week, cheering at all games, and attending all cheerleading competitions and clinics. They also had to paint signs and decorate the locker room before games, plan pep assemblies, and work at concession stands. The cheerleaders attended different camps, competitions and clinics. The football squad brought back a second place in overall competition and the basketball squad the spirit award. Miss Diane Wagner ended her career as cheerleading sponsor to become Mrs. John Hamlin. The cheerleading squads would like to wish Miss Wagner the best in the years to come. Left: J.V. Cheerleaders are: (left) Sherri Berkholz, (bottom to top) Lisa Eichman. Julie Parmer, Susan Herman. Ann Pitcher, (right) Barb Adams. (Above): Freshman Cheerleaders are: (front) Lillie Hughes, (middle) Lynnette Schoen, Dawn Schultz, Kim Bolton. Kelli Eshleman, (standing) Kim Harrison. CHEERLEADING! FOOTBALL WOW! The things they can do on the court these days! Above Left: Varsity Cheerleaders arc: (sitting) Lynn Wedel, Julie Olson, (kneeling) Julie Thiele, (standing) Wendy Stone. Sandy Stover, (top) Kim Parrit. Below: J.V. Cheerleaders are; (sitting) Barb Adams, Dawn Schultz. Lisa Eichman. Susan Herman, (standing) Jodi Paustian. - WOMENS TRACK From Left, are: first row, P. Hughes. I. Herman. J. Backus. H. Weimann. L. Banish. G. White. L. Bilton. second row. N. Guillen. D. Sammons. P. Kacelenga. K. Garcia. J. Strozewski. L. Ream. L. Griffin. L. Hughes, third row. Asst. Coach Wagner. K. Harrison. B. Olson. L. Zahrn, B. Doepker. S. Herman. A. Pitcher. M. Colby, L. Mammen, L. Evans. S. Walterhouse, J. Strozewski. Coach Kurek, fourth row. K. Doepker. D. Boyd. L. Schoen. L. Klinkhamer, K. Littke. K. Bowser. F. Dixon. C. Lehocky, L. Grau, and Barb Adams (Mgr). 84 I'm comming Dan!! Keri, stepping away from the crowd. Another lap to go! Mens Track Back Row L-R, A. Strozewski, Coach E. Hempel. G. Fast. Coach R. Archer. D. Federowski. A. Britton. K. Guettler, J. Crow'. T. Covington. E. Engle. T. Miller. T. Jones. K. Allen. R. Engle. Middle Row—B. Rough. T. Andrews. K. Rudlaff. B. David. K. Winkler, T. Robinson. S. Collins. D. Oliver, W. Giffin. M. Melton. K. Moyer, G. Hilberbrand, M. Wurzel, Front Row—M. Carter. M. Gordon. S. Lewis, L. Dormus. J. Johnson, D. Scofield, M. Lewis, T. Grandlund. D. Eichberg. D. Disterheft. TENNIS Kneeling: Steve Nutt. Scott Nelson. Blake Dilley. Mike Boswell. Angie Littke. and Paul Schweizer. Standing: Mary Ann Zech. Bob Sill. Kirk Ritchey. Bruce Jones, Kent Eshleman. Stuart Gillette, Scott Stemm. Coach Rick Moersch. and Tina Lagoli. Absent: Dave Grau. I won, I won. 1 won! Are you playing tennis or William Tell, Scott? The 1980 Tennis Team had a building year, according to coach Rick Moersch, having only three senior returning lettermen. This year’s varsity team consisted of two freshmen, five sophomores, two juniors, and four seniors. The season started a bit rough, but the younger players began pulling everything together near the end as the team won their last 5 of 6 matches. In our Regionals, the team placed third out of ten teams, which impressed many of the other coaches. All three of the doubles teams reached the semi-finals before losing to tough opponents. This year the tennis team had an outdoor pot-luck dinner to announce the letter-winners. Kent Eshleman was voted Most Improved and Dave Grau was voted Most Valuable. 86 WRESTLING Front Row—C. Lewis, T. Graves. S. Lewis. M. Uzzell. R. Stockberger, R. Akers. A. Krueger. A. Walter. S. Lewis. Second Row— D. Mammen. M. Melton. J. Pugh. V. Sherwood. M. Lewis. M. Davis, E. Guzicki. M. Gordon. T. Andrews. R. Gordon. Ihird Row—Coach Sullivan, J. Bowser, B. Hodgkinson. F. Simko. S. Simko, J. Starkey. K. Schoen. M. Paustian. J. Simko. K. Moyer. Coach Bowser. Buzz and opponent. Dennis about to pin his man. The wrestling team compiled an 8-7 dual meet record this year, in addition to winning 2 tournaments. They finished 3rd in the Red Arrow by placing 14 wrestlers in the Conference Tournament. Including champions Scott Uzzell at 167 lbs. and Buzz Sherwood at heavyweight, the team wras led by state qualifiers Randy Gordon and Steve Simko, along with Dennis Mammen, George Lake, Keith Moyer, Scott Uzzell, Buzz Sherwood, and Roger Akers. 87 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The 1979-80 Freshman Basketball team has carried on the successful tradition of many previous Berrien Springs Freshman teams. Knowing that hard work and continuous stress of fundamentals led to an excellent 17-2 season and first place in the Red Arrow Conference, 1 believe that the nucleus of this group of young men will continue to progress and will represent BSHS, the community, their families, and themselves in a way that we will all be proud. This fine group of athletes has shown its desire to excel thru hard work and dedication. This dedication, combined with individual talent and ability should provide a solid foundation for continued success and excellence. Excellence is the mastery of fundamentals. —Coach Scott Pluss Back row, left—right; Jon Johnson. Mark Wurzel, ent Rudlaff, Jeff Jasper. Tracy Krause, Steve Stover, Mike Whetstone, Brian Duffel, Kurt Schacknies. anti Tom Emerson. Front row, Mike Boswell, Rodney Glenn, Lawrence Weaver, Coach Pluss, Coach Pcsko, Mike Dalton. Mike McGath. and Keith Keigley. J.V. BASKETBALL ' EBB'Cr' lERRICir lERRIEK lERRIEN iURRIE iCRRIEl Back row, left-right; Coach Paulsen, Marty Rudlaff, Curtis Covington, Mark Gropp, John Grow. Howard Colby. Ron Bartz, and Dave Shelton. Front row: Mike Carter, Tim Jones, Jeff Hopkins. Randy Patterson. Dave Shembarger. and Brad Hocking. The men’s J.V. Basketball team ended with a 9-11 record for 1979-80 season and a 7-5 record in the Red Arrow Conference. The team tied for second in the conference race. John Crow led the Junior Shamrocks in both scoring and rebounding while Curtis Covington was the team's leading assist man and second leading rebounder. Randy Patterson scored well from his guard position while working to cut down ball handling errors. Potential for improvement was evident as team members progressed through the season. 1979-80 J.V. SCORES B.S. 51-54 Brandywine B.S. 73-61 Coloma B.S. 60-22 New Buffalo B.S. 77-51 Watervliet B.S. 59-73 Bronson B.S. 66-55 Galien B.S. 59-57 Marcellus B.S. 60-50 Eau Claire B.S. 33-45 Bridgman B.S. 51-80 Edwardsburg B.S. 55-52 LMC B.S. 62-56 New Buffalo B.S. 53-68 Watervliet B.S. 50-59 Coloma B.S. 51-55 Galien B.S. 45-60 Buchanan B.S. 63-50 Eau Claire B.S. 46-53 River Valley B.S. 37-58 Bridgman B.S. 60-61 LMC Oh no, they moved the basket! Men’s Varsity Baseball Back row: David Shembarger, Ivan Chavez. David Strozewski. Mike Gropp, Craig Estep, Steve Gilbert. Bill Shembarger, Mark Boswell. Front row: Coach, Jim Bermingham, John Burge, Ed Chastain, John Mitchell. Joe Lehocky, Elvis Mena, David Simmons, Kevin Schoen. Almost got him, Bert. Bill’s lightning fast ball! 90 Hey coach, what do I do with this? I'm sorry, Bermingham, don’t beat me! OK, guys, Today we will play baseball. Catcher. Mark Boswell strikes again! J.V. BASEBALL Back row L-R: J. Hopkins. M. Gropp. T. Emerson, M. Dalton, T. Schacknies, T. Greenway, M. Chavez. Coach Reppart. Front row L-R: B. Gill, T. Krause, C. Covington. R. Bahlman. M. Whetstone. S. Stover. J. Jasper. 92 Covington fires one in. A mighty swing! J.V. SOFTBALL Back row L-R: M Ameling (MGR), Coach Kimball. M. DeFay, L Bowd, T. Dowell, D. Schultz. L. Eichman. K. Lindt. R. Frantz. M. Shemburger. Middle L-R: L. Fishburn, D. Stockslager, L. Koebel, J. Parmer, V. Backus, S. Tropp, Front row L-R: K. Esh-leman, C. Hildebrand, L. Gran-lund. I). Farwell VARSITY Top row: Coach Rennhack, W. Stone, R. Vorrath, C. Boreham. D. Emerson. T. Leigh, C, DeFay, K. Whetstone, ). Dowell. Middle row: D. Knuth, R. Bowd, R. Thran,). Carter. S. Duffel, K. Rennhack, T. Robinson. Front row: Mgr. L. Boreham. Mgr. J. Rennhack. Mgr. B. Knuth. Ricki swings! 94 Here they come! Double Vision Hey. Debbie, did you miss? SOFTBALL Rachel bunts! Rhonda heads for home. VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row left to right—Stanley Baker, Jerry Fryman, Bill Shembarger, Tracy Cochran Middle row— Coach Schofield, Jeff Fortner, Assistant Coach Paulsen Back row—Ken Guettler, Alan Britton, Kent Eshleman, Tony Covington, Dan Federowski, Johnny Mitchell, Joe Lehocky, Todd Prillwitz Scores B.S. OPP. 47 Brandywine 48 68 Coloma 41 73 New Buffalo 55 HU Watervliet 59 49 Bronson 62 48 Galien 49 78 Marcell us 75 54 Eau Claire 68 46 Bridgman 51 68 Edwardsburg 62 68 L.M.C. 53 55 New Bufalo 67 78 Watervliet 71 71 Coloma 58 58 Galien 63 66 Buchanan 79 61 Eau Claire 60 53 River Valley 62 42 Bridgman 56 59 L.M.C. 50 96 Now if I were Coach we would only practice one night a week. 1 know what you had for supper, Tony. Bill bewitching the basket. Often a coach has an opportunity to become closer to his athletes than the average teacher-student relationship. Such was the case with this year's team and they were an outstanding group of young men. Joe Lehocky and Tracy Cochran led the team in scoring. The Rocks finished with a 10-10 regular season record. The season was highlighted by wins over first place Eau Claire and nonleague wins over Marcellus and Ed-wardsburg. Lehocky and Cochran received All-League. 97 Boy, have you grown! VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Standing L-R: Coach Jim Birmingham. Rhonda Thran, Vicki Backus, Jackie Backus, Bev Christl, Keri Bowser. Lynda Daniels, Kneeling: Debbie Emerson. Jannettc Szuces, Kelly Whetstone, Janis Dowell. Regina Modgkinson. When people viewed the great performances and accomplishments of the 1980 volleyball team they saw only the finished product. But what made their accomplishments possible was dedication, sacrifice and long hours and years of hard work. The 1980 volleyball team possessed these traits and deserved their rewards. 1980 Accomplishments 3rd Place Lake Michigan College Invitational Tournament 2nd Place Edwardsburg Invitational Tournament Red Arrow Conference Champions District Champions Regional Champions State Champions WINS STATE TITLE Winning takes practice. Winning takes skill. 99 The thrill of Victory. J.V. VOLLEYBALL Front row left to right-Kathy Lindt, Lisa Fishburn, Mary Lunneen, Tonya Dowell, Lisa Eichman, Lajetta Griffin, Susan Norton Back row—Coach Stice, Lisa Koiosowsky, Beth Doepker, Susan Tropp, Julie Parmer, Michele Rohwedder, Karen Doepker The J.V. Volleyball Team finished the season with 11 wins and 7 losses. Lisa Koiosowsky scored 130 points and Julie Parmer scored 101 points. Lisa Koiosowsky scored 130 points and Julie Parmer scored 101 points. Lisa Koiosowsky played the best front line with 48 spikes, 9 kills, and 6 dinks earning her the nickname Polish Power”. Julie Parmer had 34 spikes, 6 kills, and 3 dinks. Karen Koepker had 34 spikes, 6 kills, and 5 dinks. Tonya Dowell was the best setter with 86 sets and Karen Doepker was next with 48. Julie Parmer was best back line player with 72 successful serves reception; Lisa Koiosowsky was next with 44. Felecia Dixon was top blocker with 5, earning her the nickname “Sky Queen” because of her jumping ability. 100 Hurry up ball! Up. up. and away. POM-PON GIRLS Top row left to right—Karen Maysick, Melanie Campbell, Laura Grau, Brunhilda Friske, Beckie Bolton Ends—Irene Herman, Stephanie Wagner Bottom row-Lisa Bauer, Becky Gill, Captain Donna Gerlach, Debbie Knuth, Becki Wood 101 Monkey see monkey do! — a tea® Allred Funeral Home John’s Pro Service Station 212 S. Main St. Berrien Springs 471-3729 James K. Allred Owner Professional Attention Personal Concern John M. Tomancik Owner Operator Certified Master Mechanic Towing: 24 hour service Cleveland and Lemon Creek Rd. Baroda, Michigan Phone 422-2111 Vineyard Winecellar Chi Company, Rt. 2 Box 720, Mt. Tabor Rd. Buchanan, Michigan 49107 (016) 422-1161 h tv II 0 m today the team business is a whole new ball game... be a winner! buy midwest! IlilDWIST ATHLETIC rJ EQUIP. 714 MIDWAY, ST. JOSIAH 740S OPIH I'iim tJOnio Uo« thru S TABOR HILL 102 COLLEGE WOOD PRODUCTS .................. the factory furniture store. LOW. LOW PRICES Open: Sunday - Wednesday 9 - Noon 1 - 5 Thursday 9 - Noon 1- 9 One mile north of Berrien Springs on U.S. 31. Then right on Grove Street, 3 4 mile on the left. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF “79” KRAUSE PHARMACY 101 West Ferry Street Berrien Springs, Michigan Phone: 471-4411 KUHLMAN PONTIAC INC. 1505 St Joseph BERRIEN SPRINGS, MICHIGAN 49103 Pontiac Sunbird ■ Phoenix Grand Am • Lemans • Firebird Catalina • Grand Prix • Bonneoille Phone 471-4952 Free water Test Ph. 4731574 24 hrs VISA • master charge BAND BOX CLEANERS 107 W. Ferry Street Berrien Springs. Michigan Monday-Friday 8AM 6 PM Saturday 8:30AM- 5PM In by 10. out by 5. Phone: 471-5011 MAMWOMNtf wn Robert M. Stemm, Agent 1075 St. Joseph Rd., Berrien Springs, Mich. 49103 Phone 473-4511 Robert 3c Linda Krause Owners 106 west ferry Berrien Springs. Mi. 49103 AQUATIC PETS Tropical Fish • Small Pets MON. - FRI. 10-6. SAT. SUN 11-5 103 CONGRATULATIONS! Class of 1979 107 East Ferry Street Berrien Springs, Michigan SCHRADERS SUPER MARKET BERRIEN SPRINGS □ooinio HOURS: 8 TIL 8 DAILY 9 TIL 6 SUNDAYS 106 E. Mars St. Across from the Post Office Serving ail the people of the Berrien Springs Area RIDGE AND KRAMER MOTOR SUPPLY llivmgl WANTS TO HELP YOU! 473-1234 Ric’s Service standard 24 hour wrecker and road service Alternate and starter Specialists We rebuild starters AP Muffler systems Ice Complete line of Atlas products for your car Call 471-7902 Snow Blowing, Emergency Starting, Battery Service, Brake Service, Allentronic-Electronic Tune-Ups Amoco 120 W. Ferry St. Motor Berrien Springs, Mich. Club 105 r SWINGERS Back row: L-R John Ralston, Sam Smith, Robert Sill, David Grau. Scott Stemm. Robert Bruce. Dan Lantz, 2nd row: Nancy Cernak, Diane Stolfo, Jessica Zarhn, Becky Lantz. Betty Smith. Tracy Stemm. Joanne Stover. Kay Ralston. 1st row: Erin Farwell, Regina Massey. Barbara Smith. Rhonda Rutz, Kim Nelson. Jan Christy. Dianna Farwell. USHERS 4th row: Glen Hildebrand, Donna Rudlaff, Kay Ralston, Felicia Fredricks, Marcos Chavez. 3rd row: Jeff Fortner. Donna Cole. Doug Rennhack. 2nd row: Debbie Fisher. John Ralston. Susan Ganong. Tammy Brackett. Todd Andrews 1st row: Nancy Poling. Karen Tollas. Lajetta Griffin. Goerge Fast. 107 GERMAN CLUB Back row—L. Grau. W. Stone. L. Klinkhammer, R. Sill. D. Cowden, S. Fishburn. S. Walker. S. Berkholz. |. Lentz, T. Granlund. D. Grau. S. Stemm. K. Guettler Middle row—H. Weiman. B. Lantz. B. Olson. D. Gerlach. ]. Sherburn. C. Schneider. L. Daniels. J. Parmer. T. Kechkaylo. D. Enders. T. Stemm. S. Gillette. J. Marrow Front row—R. Vorrath. B. Sink. B. Knuth. J. Christy, j. Urias. K. Nelson. J. Stover. T. Leigh. S. Enders. D. Stockslager. K. Harner Seated-E. Farwcll. S. Nelson. B. Christl. B. Gill. Mr. King sponsor SPANISH CLUB 108 Back row-W. Russo. B. Baker. D. Scheffler. R. Gordon. T. Robinson. P. Schweizer. W. Arledge. K. Allred. K. Helmick. H. Helmick Middle row-S. Lausch. I. Zahrn. K. Bolton. M. Metzger. N. Poling. L. Mammcn. M. Bolin. D. Stolfo. M. Banish. D. Simmons Front row-M. Lunneen. K. Bixby. J. Szucs. R. Massey. |. Paustian. M. Campbell. K. Maysick. J. Zahrn Seated-D. Emerson. Miss Wagner sponsor, S. Schweizer SCIENCE AND MATH CLUB Standing—Mr. Reames sponsor, Brain Gill. Wayne Hall, Philip Zachariah, Mr. Flower sponsor Seated— Linda Banish. Joy Sherburn, John Dietal, Tim Kechkaylo CHESS CLUB Back row—Dan Tambunan. Scott Nower. James Morrow. Wayne Hall Mr. Hill sponsor Front row—Laura Claywell, David Tambunan, Scott Fishburn. Tod Stephens, Kathy Rudowske Seated—Scott Nelson. Bob Bruce, Jim Andrews, Tim Kechkaylo 109 N.H.S. Back row left Jo right—Kila Allred. David Grau. Heidi Wcimann. Diane Stolfo. Robert Bruce Middle row— Mrs. McMillen. Laura Claywell. Becky Gill. Erin Farwell Front row—Kathy Rennhack. Bev Christl. Diana Simko, Jackie Backus Varsity Club Back row left to right—John Burge, Susan Herman. Mark Boswell. Lia Klinkhammer. Scott Nelson. John Pugh. Dale Rudlaff, David Simmons. Kent Fshleman, Stephanie Wagner. Jackie Backus, Scott Uzzell, Dan Federowski Middle row—Allen Strozewski. Joan Strozewski. Laura Prillwitz, Kelly Whetstone. Lynette Zarhn. Leena Mammen, Gail White. Scott Schinske, Todd Robinson. Steve Simko Front row—Randy Gordon. Heidi Weimann. Steve Collins. Irene Herman Thespians Fourth row left to right—Jeff Hance. Linda Banish. Mary Ann Zech, Terry Hoffner. Mike Lohraff, Holly Helmick. Scott Stemm. Tom Rood Third row—Sue Brackett. Kerry Helmick. Tracy Stemm. Paul Schvvei-zer. Scott Nelson. Wendy Arledge, Joe Betchek Second row—Sandy Schweizer, Becky Gill. Erin Farwell, Laura Claywell. Joann Stover. David Simmons. Scott Nower First row—Mr. Hafner, Becky Lantz. Robert Bruce. Diane Stolfo. Nancy Poling Quiz Bowl 111 Back row—Scott Nelson. Mr. Phillips Front row’—David Grau. Bev Christl. Robert Bruce STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS 112 4th row: Lisa Granlund, Sherri Bcrkholz, Julie Parmer. Paul Schweizer. Robert Bruce. Kelli Eshleman, 3rd row: Mike McGath. Lisa Fishburn. Julie Thiele. Tonya Dowell. Scott Schinske. Mr. Phillips. 2nd row: Kim Bixby. Kim Bolton. Melissa Shaffer. Terry Leigh. Dawn Collins. Susan Herman. Ann Pitcher. 1st row: Heidi Weimann. Kelly Whetstone. Irene Herman. President—Kelly Whetstone, Vice-President—Irene Herman. Treasurer—Debbie Knuth. Secretary—Heidi Weimann. Sponsor—Mr. Phillips. CONCERT BAND „: ' g,' ;rPC °r' :k B,i.‘ker: chas,ain- B Sl11' B McFarhn. T. Emerson. R. Engel, D. Burns. J. Boyd, C. Gill, M. Lohraff, K. Nelson. L. P®, ™i,f: R dR8C;LnCrma!Z’ A-1“?,kl- c- P-Juslian. B. Bly. M. Schweizer. K. Allred. I). Hartley. |. Tinker. S. Fishbum, J. (lance A I ittke K Roo K Garria 'm f Wagner. P. Lucas. R. Knulh. J. |enks, R. Knuth. S. Stemm. D. Farwell. D. Uintz. D. Enders. T.' Andrews! R. rC '.|K r’ r iM .M.CV.a H' ' ,h°rrilh'- L tvans- F- Fredericks. M. Zech. T. Cowden. T. Rood, J. Szucs. P. Schweizer. T. Hoffner. B I Guiz,rkT Q hUSan Tc.' S- Schul,z- Griffin- A- Bauer' T Dowe|l. I Urias. S. Ziemke, I). Boa!, K. Littke, Lhhurn i r ' 1 ■ ' S, ' S,emm � • Coders, L. Hughes. L. Kemp, K. Carpenter, S. Parks, M. Rohwedder. S. Bcrkholz. L. Fishbum. L Granlund, D. Johnson, L. Prdlwitz, K. Ralston L. Banish. L. Norton, S. Brackett, D. Rudlaff, T. Brackett. S. Clymer. K. Harncr. L. Claywell, B. Gill, L. Greene, D. Sammons. 113 Marching Band The peak for Berrien Springs marching band was a first division rating at the Southwestern Michigan Marching festival held at Dickinson Stadium. After many rehearsals and Wednesday night practices, the combined efforts of directors and band members brought home the first top divisional rating from Marching Festival in 4 years. 114 Santa and his helpers Pep and Jazz Band Back row L-R-K Littke. S Stemm. T Hoffner. P Schweizer, L Greene. L Banish. K Schoen. R Knuth. M Schweizer, T Cowden. B Hocking. J Jenks. S Wagner. R. Bartz. T Rood. 4th row L-R-D Rudlaff. D Lantz, T Stemm, J Stover, D Hartley, M McGath. R Knuth. B J Sommers. K Carpenter, T Emerson. S Brackett, K Harner, | Hance, D Cowden. 3rd row L R—D Cole, A. Bauer. L Norton. J Syucs, D Lucas, S Clymer, K Ralston, T Brackett, L Granlund, D Sammons. F Fredricks, S Fishburn K Allred. 2nd row L-R-T Granlund. S Berkholtz, L Hughes. L Claywell. L Griffen, S Defay. A Littke, S Parks. K. Garcia, M Rohwedder. L Fishburn. front row L-R-J Boyd. D Burns. L Ream. M Lohraff. J Pugh. R Engel. D Farwell, K Nelson, C Gill. Jazz Band 115 Front row L-R: L. Hughes, T. Andrews, L. Kemp, S. Clymer. S. Enders. D. Enders. Back row L-R: S. DeFay. L. Ream. Mrs. Fodge, J. Gillis. C. Hickey. D. Cowden. K. Ralston 116 My foot is killing me! Harvey Elwood I wonder if they won state? Who's getting your phone number this week. Scott? Mormon Tabernacle Choir!?! Better late than never. Swingers. I — Is that Bruce. Betty's kissing? This tastes better than the school lunch! And they call them N.H.S. Members!? 117 Fight ball side pocket! 118 So I forgot to take my pants down. Give me Socrates or give me death! Miss Berrien Springs of 1980, Pamela V. Lehmann I thought scheduling was bad. This is ridiculous. 120 Future High School Principal? 121 It’s gotta be Dykeman's class. Mock Wedding Brides and Grooms: Mr. Jim Moore. Miss Debbie Knuth. Miss Beth Saenz, and Mr. David Rygg. Miss Congeniality 1980, Diane Stolfo. Better Than Giandma Could Bake In Her Kitchen WEDDING CAKES - DECORATIVE CAKES OPEN 7 DAYS A WfIK 9 AM TO 9 PM OAIIY NOON TO 6 PM SUNDAY! CALL 925-9891 47 VARIETIES OF PIES COFFEE CAKES DONUTS COOKIES DANISH SWEET ROLLS 11 KINDS OF HOMEMADE BREAD FAIRPLAIN PLAZA. BENTON HARBOR DILL STARK PRES. WE BAKE FOR ALL OCCASIONS: WEDDINGS, GRADUATIONS, ALL OCCASION CAKES, DINNER ROLLS, BREAD, PIES, COOKIES, SWEET ROLLS, AND DONUTS. Also Call: 683-9332 Belle Rd. Niles 683-1033 Oak St. Niles 122 MR. SMALL ENGINE 220 US-31 South 616 471-5868 Berrien Springs, Mi. 49103 Complete line of Foreign Parts Toro—Homelite—Lombard-Wood Stove Small Engine Parts Service Wholesale Retail CONGRATULATION TO THE CLASS OF 1980 FROM JAMES L. HARRISON Ins WARREN Hanoi Pi a H N ARE WARREN HARDWARE 101 E. Ferry St. Berrien Springs 473-5811 114 ft 116 Ferry St. Downtown Berrien Springs 473-3161 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Life—Farm—Estate Planning—Home—Recreational Vehicles— Business-Auto Farm Bureau Group 901 St. Joe Ave. Berrien Springs, Mich. Phone: 473-4791 123 Summer Band Camp I’m so confused. Smile girls, this is fun! 125 Jannette. direct the band, not the audience! What a line! HOMECOMING 126 In Homocoming musical chairs, Senior, Regina Robinson, gives victory yell. ''HALLELUJAH. AMEN! ACTIVITIES We feel I he fire coming. 127 Follow the yellow brick road to a vic-to-ry! Who's the pig kisser going to be? The model and his hat on hat day. FALL PLAY Cast Myrtle Mae Erin Farwell Veta Louise Diane Stolfo Elwood Dowd Dave Simmons Mrs. Cauvenet Linda Banish Nurse Kelly Cindy Hall Duane Wilson George Lake Dr. Sanderson Scott Nelson Dr. Cumley Bob Bruce Betty Chumley Mary Ann Zech Judge Gaffney Scott Stemm E.J. Lofgren Terry Hofner Ah, Mrs. Cauvenet, you look radiant today. We’ve go! a real loonie this time. Dr. Chumley. Myrtle Mac. Clwood, Vcta. and Harvey. HARVEY Crew Scefiery Props Diane Stolfo Beth Sink Jena Paustian Todd Cowden Bob Bruce Tracy Stemm Diane Stockslager Linda Banish Dianna Farwell Make-Up- Don Lantz Kim Harnar Paul Schweizer Wendy Arledge Sandy Schweizer Denise Boot Bath Sink Mory Colby Stage Craw Sara Ziemke Paul Schweizer Publicity Beth Sink Becky Gill Jena Paustian Bob Bruce Dianna Farwell House and Tickets Mike Lohraff Sandy Schweizer Dan Lantz Barb Adams Terry Hoffner Kim Bixby Lights Programs Diane Stockslager Joanne Stover Todd Cowden Set Construction Scott Fishburn John Hafner Nancy Poling Director Student Director Sue Sherrington Joanne Stover Should I have the cab wait, Veta? 129 N.H.S. BANQUET TOP TEN SENIORS Standing—D Grau, B Gill, D Simko. K Allred, B Christl Seated—J Baltazar, M Kolosowski. G White. K Whetstone, K Rennhack Whoosh! That’s not what a tail is made for, Laura! 130 YOU want to become NHS members! Beethovan and Bach???? NEW INDUCTEES Back row—S Simko, K Guettler, J Olson. T Covington, Front row— J Carter, J Stover, D Emerson, W Stone Kila Allred, salutatorian and Bev Christl. Back row—K Schoen, R Forstner. P Schweizer, L Daniel Front row—L Mammen, M Campbell, J valedictorian Hutauruk, K Maysick, L Crau 131 FINIAN’S Right there in the middle of America is Fort Knox. RAINBOW valley TA% SALE TODAY Shame on you young man! Woody's comin! Forgive him his moontipped mind. Send those damned Bureaucrats back! 132 RAINBOW When I’m not near the girl I love, I love the girl I'm near. Erin on the hunt—for a man? 133 You say Yesir. Masser. I’sa Comin! Oh. George, you are such a man! BERREN SPRINGS “WE’VE GOT TONIGHT” Home of the Prom! Prom King Queen—Steve Gilbert Irene Herman Tastes like school food! Slow dancing, just me and my guy. 134 CLASS NIGHT 1980 The moment he's been waiting for. Boy, if that's how it goes, when you’re going steady, it looks good to me. 136 Hostess. Kathy Rennhack, and Host, Todd Johnson You can look Todd, but don't touch! Come on you guys, sing with me?! She has got you now. Phillips, with blackmail! 137 2nd Annual Variety Show Serving Farm • Fleet • Industry Agricultural Chemicals Cleaning Maintenance Products Coating Sealers Fuel oil Engine Conditioners Lubricants Oils Hard Good—Draw Bar Pins Grease Guns Automatic Wrenches Tin Cutters, Grease, Oil Dispensers 139 104 W. Ferry Street phone: 471-2440 SUPER market .... L.UUUH Lake St. Bridgman Your home away from home air conditioned T.V.’s Barn Hart s Flower Basket 1417 Niles Avenue, Berrien Springs Phone: 473-2311 Wilson—Collier Hardware 110 Ferry Street Phone: 471-5311 Best Wishes to the C ASS of '79 JAC FROST DRIVE-IN 612 N. St. Joe Avenue Berrien Springs 471-1769 Cleveland Rd. Baroda Phone: 422-1294 I j ’ ■ ii '-i-lj.... I.... I ffJai a j ,J few “I'’.' I H 140 IOT peppersubsh U.S. 31 Wo have meat, double meat, vegetarian, and half-subs Order now—473-2300 OPEN Sunday-Thursday 11a.m.-9p.m. Now open Saturday night 8:00-11:30 Hot Pepper Sub Shop across from The Police Station in Berrien Springs ■ Interior Designs P 0 BOX 151 BERRIEN SPRINGS. Ml 49103 RR 2 BOX 219 - US 31 SOUTH PHONE (616) 471 1421 INSTALLA7I0N O SALES 0 Marble C Si ale 0 Ceramic Quarry liles 0 Commercial Institutional Carpets 0 Resilient floors 0 Seamless Floors 0 Residential Floors 0 larked Gym f loors 0 Acoustical ( cilmgs 0 Metal Partition and Drvuall 141 YEARBOOK Front Row: S. Schweizer, P. Hughes, C. Hall, D. Darlene, D. Crouch; Middle Row: C. Hickey, L. Claywell, B. Gill, L. Prillwitz,, L. Clark, K. Rudowske; Back Row: E. Dykeman. sponsor. S. Cummins, R. Bruce, R. Bowd, D. Knuth, L. Bauer, W. Arledge, D. Grau. Yearbook class is really stacked. Seniors alw'ays have to show underclassmen what to do. 142 STAFF Bob, you’ll never make it to Broadway. Hand me that picture and quit looking at him. The 1980 yearbook class was a very exciting class and consisted of 19 students, Advisor, Mr. Dykeman, and yearbook company representative. Mr. David Carroll. The students and their in-class names: Wendy Arledge—Fault. Lisa Bauer—Stabilizer. Rhonda Bowd—Pessimist, Robert Bruce-Humming Bird, Lorayne Clark—Clown, Laura Claywell—Fog Horn. Debbie Crouch—Willingness, Sherrie Cummins—Gossiper. Darlene Davis—Mom, Becky Gill—Loud Mouth, David Grau—Type Supervisor, Cindy Hall—Maji-cian, Cindy Hickey—Designer. Pam Hughes— Gossiper, Debbie Knuth—Complainer. Laura Prillwitz—Unphotogenic. Kathy Rudowske-Delinquent, Sandy Schweizer—Busy Body. At least my yearbook class can do something. Junior reads directions; Senior does the work. 143 And again, I would spend them with you. - sv : N ' Jr; . yi% . le i - t --. 1 % • m • m t • : 4 v -? fc lV • t . ; • .Wr ■ ' : j V Q - S5 , , -■'i v . . ' v . :: - : « , . 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