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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1984 volume:

BERRIEN SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL ONE SYLVESTER AVE. BERRIEN SPRINGS, MICHIGAN Volume 57 NOW IS THE TIME TO . . . LAUGH PEOPLE FACULTY WORK SENIORS REMEMBER UNDERCLASSMEN THINK SPORTS PLAY ACTIVITIES TRY ADS GIVE CLOSING LOVE 2 NOW IS THE TIME In the hustle and bustle of the world today, no one ever has time for themselves. Everywhere you turn you hear. I can't. I don’t ha ve the time.” or there are too many things to do and too little time. It seems that people have forgotten to slow down and MAKE time to do those things we don't have time for now. This terrible syndrome is present and thriving in our very own school. If you look around, you will undoubtedly notice that everything seems to be in fast-forward. Even more so. look at yourself — yes even you. It is because of this that the theme of this year’s book is — NOW IS THE TIME. Hopefully we have created a book which will bring freedom from this driving force by showing you how good it can feel to just slow down and take some time for yourself — NOW!!! Some may say that this does not apply to them, but it does. It seems that everyone is in such a hurry to graduate but beware! I'm sure some seniors can tell you to slow down, or else the best years of your life might just pass you by. Sincerely. I9S4 shamrock staff OUR ELECTED PUBLIC OFFICIALS Edwin Kerlikowske — Secretary Richard Shunkwiler — Trustee Paul Bixby — Treasurer 6 Ronald Willit — Trustee ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERS If you suddenly had all the money and time to do what you wanted: what would you do?” Wayne Wright — Take a trip around the world. Roberta Farwell — Attend law school. Eleanor Moon — Invest for my family. Rudy Frantz — Travel around the world making friends in each country. Dawn Lulko — Take a long Mediterranean cruise. What is the definition of a teacher? They are people who teach, answer questions, and sometimes work late at night correcting papers. Most importantly. our teachers here at Berrien are caring, supportive, and are even friends. As each class leaves to begin a new life they will take with them fond memories of their teachers or better yet — friends. Ron Archer — Take an extended vacation in Europe, the Mediterra -nean. and Caribbean. Jack Baker — I would build a cabin in the mountains and create a higher education scholarship fund to aid socio-economic disadvantaged students. Larry Burman — Spend time with my family traveling the country, learning the history of our forefathers and their struggles. Kay Cater — I would take an extended vacation to Hawaii, live in a grass hut on a small island, soak up the sun. and beach-comb. Charles Cosper — I would be a small business investor concerned with managing the business. John Donely — Purchase a small hut on an island in the South Pacific and open a sun tan lotion stand. Elmer Dykeman — Helen Eby — I would join the Peace I would take a year and trav-Corps. el around the world, also re- turn to Switzerland and Austria. Sandy Bare field — Just doing what I’m doing now. James Bowser — Find some way to bring peace, happiness, and the love of our Lord Christ Jesus to all. Nancy Fairchild — Mary Francis — I would go into interior de- would like to travel, sign and travel. Edward Hempel — would travel the world and hunt the big game of every country. Richard Hill — I would take a trip around the world. Gary Huttenstine — I would travel around the world, take flying lessons, buy a helicopter, and spend time with my family. Carol Ireland — Travel around the world. Jim Kennedy — I would spend winters in Florida, take a boat cruise, and spend summers in Michigan. Dale Kimball — I'd travel around the world and ski for a week at fifty-two major ski areas. Victor King — Travel Travel Travel! Scott Knitter Study A) Mr. Archer is in ten sly listening in on a conversation. Opposite page: A) Mrs. Francis. Mrs. Lancelot, and Mrs. McMillen: having their women to women talk. 11 Gary Kurek — Travel the world with my family to see all the countries and people. Barbara LaCourt — I would like to travel and visit friends. Jan Lancelot — Travel to Europe, go on a two week cruise, live on a college campus for six weeks, and start a private business. Jill McConnell — I would have more unhurried moments with those I feel closest to. Bonnie McMillen — Become an astronaut to view the earth in a new way. Cornelia Miller — Travel, finish my house, and finish graduate school. Caroline Paulsen — I would take a year or more off and travel. I particularly want to go to Australia and New Zealand. 12 David Paulsen — I would travel to places that I have read about. I would also take time to play a good game of golf. Greg Pesko — I would travel. I believe a person can be enriched far beyond a classroom situation by projecting oneself into other environments and experiences. Tom Phillips — I would establish a business, the collection and restoration of antiques. Computers may be intriguing, but a walnut cabinet is regal and elegant. Dick Reams — I would build my own house, and travel around the country in a motorhome visiting national parks. John Reppart Roy Rennhack — Retire Bill Rudman — I would attempt to remedy the social injustices and property of this world, and work on solving malnutrition and substandard housing. Stew Scofied — would create a sound financial future for my family and strive to alleviate some of the worlds poverty and hunger conditions. Brian Sullivan — Buy enough accent color and paint all the landscape surrounding my house. Lola Smith — I would purchase my own Fantasy Island and my own Love Boat. Conrad Stover — would go hack to farming until the money was gone! Bill Stroud — Buy a new A vantic and tour Europe. A) Miss McConnell, will they ever learn? Opposite page. A) Mr. Hutten-stine is showing off his muscles. Timothy Sunday — Go to the Alaskan wilderness. then in Berrien Springs, build a youth center and manage a power lifting spa. Betty Taiclet — I'd like to take a trip to England at a time I could attend the Wimbledon tennis tournament. 13 WHERE’S THE BEEF? The school dieticians served us hot meals to keep us in excellent shape. They also accepted our criticism and got their jobs done. We are proud of them and their tradition. Mary Ann Davis. Larry Hurley. Teresa Bunch. Katherine James. Janet Harris. Marge Fast and Carolyn Strouts. A) Carolyn Strouts asked. Didn't you go thru this line just a few minutes ago?'' B) Marge Fast begged. Please guys, no food fights today, okay?” C) Teresa Bunch replied. 7 sure wish I had Palmolive dish soap. D) Janet Harris replied. No. we don't serve Rolaids with lunch. ” E) Mary Ann Davis repeated. Lettuce, lettuce, lettuce. Miracle Whip. Miracle Whip. Miracle Whip . . ” F) Teresa Bunch asked. Sorry, the pizza is gone, how about some liver and onions?” F MEN AT WORK The custodians and maintenance staff are a major part of our school by keeping our school very dean and in very good shape. They work so hard to make sure there was no dust in any spot and repaired things that the teachers needed for their class. It was a great year for them. A A) Bob McGath sighed. Oh. I wish I were Cinderella. B) Jon Hamer mumbled. I missed it again. C) Ron Bartz asked. Want the Windex? D) Lynn Harner said. You've got a long way to go. man. E) Bob McGath: Smile, you're on Candid picture. CD E Above — Custodiians Roger Elowsky. Scott Lewis and Dan To-pash. Right — Maintenance men Lynn Harner. Scott Zowe and Jon Harner. Front row: Sandy Swartz. Sally Forraht. Mary Ann NeidUnger and Pat Liston. Second row: Scott Johnson. Milt Sluder. Dathel Duffle. Barney Smith. Doris Wiatrolik. Tom Stiles, and Lilli Tinker. BUT I WANT THAT TURBO CHARGED!! Busdrivers are important people and they were very alert to avoid accidents. There are some b usd rivers who have not had an accident for twenty-five years. They are very courteous and their experiences were very good this year! Keep it up! A.) Scott Johnson said. And here comes Excedrine headache 34. B.) Barney Smith laughed. No. I didn't get my license at a K-Mart blue light special. C.) Sally Forraht explained. I think it needs the Midas touch. 16 Mike Abboud Rich Albers Diana Bixby Wonder what Kurt. Joe and Scott are up to now? John Bennett Lisa Boreham John Brant Bob Bruce Steve Burks Poor Karen, senioritis strikes againI 18 Loretta Cable Mike Campbell David Christensen Randy Cable Terry Campbell Jackie Caceres Tammy Case Brian Campbell Brad Chaffee Greg Colvin Another touching moment between Dan and Julie 19 Caprice Covington Wendy DeGraff Dana Dixon Jeff Cummings Dan Dembinski Arnold Eichberg Jeff Davis Teresa Dinges Alan Ferguson What's Susan laughing at now? Doug Fisher 20 Kurt Gerlach Are Mike and Keith discussing girls again? Felicia Glenn Michele Goliath Rene Gomez Cheryl Guettler Jim and Mike can't believe they didn't call a snow day. Connie Hall Debora Hall Scott Hamilton Deborah Hanks 21 Jerry Hansen Julie Harner Angela Harrington Darrell Harris Kim Hildebrand Julie Holt Scott Howe Lisha Hudson Mike Huspen What's so funny. Marske? Melodie Denise Jenks Chris Kacsits Thinking about Kevin Bartz again. Carol Sunday ? Lesa Kterm an Rhonda Knuth William Koch Jeff Koern Alison Kolberg Robin Kreiter Tracy Kreiter 23 Dan Krumroy David Krumroy Jim Leath What did you do now. Mike Campbell?“ John Leath Jim Lehockey Keith Lenior Don Lewis Jim Lip kins John Lockhart Dionne Lulko Tammy Maier Linda Mantke Leigh Ann Marks Melodie Marske Michelle Merrill Jim Millring Jay Morton Ken Moyer 'Pretty good isn't it. William Koch? 25 Karl Nickerson Cynthia Nye Lisa Pahnisano Theresa Parker Clarisa Patterson Ira Patterson Linda Patterson Oh. what is it? says Debora Hall. Kenneth Peddicord 26 Lorie Raineri Teresa Raney Richard Remus Brian Rumer Jon Ruppert Daniel Ryan Susan Salas Wishing again. Linda Mantke. Dan Sheffler Steve Schmaltz Joe Scroggins 27 Scott Shaffer Jason Shane Laura Shane Laura Shearer Open your mouth, close your eyes, you'll get a big surprise. Alison! Jeff Shembarger 28 Tammy Siegmund Paulette Skorupa Tracy Smoker Tami Maier, about? what are you talking Beth Souers Annika Spang berg Ricky Starns Carol Sunday Monty Strouts John Szucs Jamie Teeter Chris Tinkey 29 Richard Toney Deanna Unger Vicki Walters Ariel Torres Beth Turnipseed Dan Ryan is always left in the dark! Brenda Weatherly Gerald Weaver Pam Webber 30 Todd Wilson Lori Witt Troy Wright NOT PICTURED Karen Brock Karen Moore Joyce Urias Shelia Urquhart Joseph Zahrn James Zielke To The Senior Class: The Year we have waited for-, our Senior year, has come and gone. But the memories that were left to us will last throughout our lifetimes. In the past 12 years, we have formed our opinions, our values, and our characters. We have grown to love and hate each other, to accept each other, and as we grew older, to respect one another. Through these struggles we have stayed together, crossing each bridge as we reached it. praising our successes and encouraging our failures. Finally coming to the end — which is really our beginning. It's been an honor to be your president. I wish you all the best of luck in the rest of your life. Sincerely. Diana Bixby Senior Class President Vice President — Susan Salas Secretary — Wendy DeGraff Treasurer — Joseph Zahrn 31 BUCKS VISIT ROCKS The Academic Exchange Program between Berrien Springs and Buchanan High School started in September. I-S3. About seventy students were involved in the program. The program gave both high schools the opportunity to expand the number of courses offered by each high school. Classes that are not available at one high school could be taken at the other high school. The primary areas of sharing were foreign language (Latin. Spanish. French and German), social studies (Sociology. Psychology, Minority History and Economics), computers, vocational classes (Cabinetmaking and Vocational Machine Shop), and retailing. The students involved took three classes at their high school and three classes at the cooperating High School. The exchange program gave the students of Buchanan and Berrien Springs an opportunity for greater interaction; socially and academically. Most people involved in the program were positive about the concept. Currently the exchange is planned to continue. A) Jeri Payne is on top of the world! B) Bob Craw is anxiously waiting for class to begin. C) Did you forget your coat. Jim Flenar7 Bob Craw. Jan is Metzger. Chris Barlett. Debbie Miller. Paula O'Bryant. kayleen Soales. Patsy Roos. Lisa kaiser. Nancy Lopp. Jacqui Thompson. Cheryl Neich. Stephanie Floor. Jeri Payne, Carl Eliason. Liz Matthews. Jim Flenar. Tim Reed and Mark Smedley. A) Kim Flory smiling pretty. R) Julie Drown doing her work. C) Jennifer Sickels is still on the phone. D) Mary Fisher caught with a big smile on her face. E) Janice Guzicki and Sherri Hiebert primp up for their guys. F) Mike Kugel keeps on taking it. G) Todd Source. Tom Laskarides. Frank Gomez. Kevin Green and John Kener are just studding around. H) Rrad White proclaims Junior power. JUST ONE STEP H Junior Class Officers-. Mrs. Cater — Sponsor. Patty Simko — Treasurer. Scott McMillen — President. Lorrie Maruk — Vice President, and Mrs. Taiclet — Sponsor. Not pictured is Sherri Borchert — Secretary. B) Trying to figure out a problem, gals?” Stephanie Juister. Shalini Massey. Amy Kroen-ing. and Kim Riley. C) Roaming the halls again. Missy Ha nee and Sue Carrington?” D) Pulling will get you no where, junior girls. ” Darice Lulko. Carlene Garcia. Randi Petzke. and Angie Klofta. E) Don 't talk with your mouth full. Scott Moyer.” F) Wake up. Greg Wright, class has started. ” G) Ernest Griffen. thinking he's a bad dude. ” Larry Blake Diana Bolton Larry Bowen Kip Bowser Chandra Cable Mike Clancy Cindy Clayton Tin CUngerman Treasa Dalton Greg Davis Kim Flory Rhonda Foster Tim Fredericks Carlene Garcia Cynthia Glenn Lucia Aleman Tim A mbs Angie Antonowitsch Kevin Bartz Richard Bailey Mima Cabrera Nestor Caceres Carl Campbell Sue Carrington Scott Chandler Nancy Doepker Alfred Dotson Angela Ellis Kim Evans Rich Evans A A) Rich Evans. Scott Moyer and Mike Parmer sit in their own lii cubby hole. B) Ed Zelmer and Larry Blake are literally pulling for th team — The Juniors! 38 A) David Mundy says, 'Who!? B) Kendra King says. Take a look into my eyes. Russell Goliath David Gonzalez Joe Grabowski Lori Griffendorf Missy Hance Tim Hinch man Kelly Hodgkinson Jennifer Hopson Larry Hurley Jean Huspen Brian Hanks Doug Hansen Chad Hart line Sue Hebner Cary Hensley Kendra King Holli Klinkhamer Angie Klofta Tony Krause Amy Kroening 39 ■ Mike Kugel Anita Kvithyll Julie Lewis Scott Lewis Shelia Lipkins Joe Ludwig Da rice Lulko Jack Lunneen Daniel Lutton Scott McLauchlin Scott McMillen Theresa Makepeace Linda Mangus Lorrie Maruk Mike Maruk Mary Moore Nancy Morgan Scott Moyer David Mundy Louise Ntaganda Venis Ntaganda Beth Oles Leonard Olson Mike Parmer Linda Paustian Darlene Paxton Randi Petzke Amy Plangger Tamara Poole Kim Riley Ann Rudell Brian Rudlaff Kyle Rudlaff Anthony Sarcona Elek Schneider Pam Shunkwiler Jennifer Sickels Patricia Simko Brian Sorce Michael Steffen Kris Stover Eric Stuckey Robert Thomas Sue Valzonis Robert Vincent Bobby Walker Gretchen Weimann Brad White Daniel Wise Don’t take that picture, states Venis Ntaganda Greg Wright Andrew Ziemke NOT PICTURED: Greg Belin William Kuhens Richard Bolin Sharon Lee Sherry Borchert James Lewis Glenn Bornham Daniel Lira John Carlson Todd Marsh Paul Clubbs Johnny Moore Adrian Covington Tange! Patterson Don Ferguson Allen Perkins Rodney Fredrick Devota Quinn Kathleen Gilson Kevin Richmond Luis Gonzalez Adrea Street Ernest Griffen Thomas VanAntwerp Kelli Hebner Melvin Weaver George Hilton Bruce Komula Edward Zelmer TWO STEPS DOWN 42 The sixth grade was THE YEAR”. with dancing, roller skating. and class room changing. Success eluded our seventh grade football team as our record of 0 and 9 dearly showed. Basketball was definitely our sport, we were awesome. The eighth grade was a year of more concrete success. Computers were purchased from fundsraising and are still in use today for students following us. The only Thorn for most of us appeared in history class. It was a Silverthorn. Ninth grade, on the bottom again with only one way to go. up! We dreaded the four years it would take to become top-dog once more. The Sophomore girls and their dedication to excell in all sports has been a credit to our class. Not to be outdone. J. V. football boasted an impressive 7 and 2 record. Our class pulled together and built and excellent second place float. Our J. V. basketball team continued the winning tradition with a 16 and 4 record. Jake Dowell. Sophomore Class Officers Melissa Kampe — Treasurer Shlonda Burton — Secretary Mrs. Lancelot — Sponsor Michelle Kampe — Vice President Jake Dowell — President A) Smile. Dean Shembarger. you are on candid can era. B) Want to fight behind the Donut Hut?”. Sandy Vat derbough. C) Going in style, again?”. Joe Depriest. Karri Abbott DeAnn Adams Pamela Anderson Tom Armour Jeff Baker Kirk Barnes Pete Bennett Chris Blakeman Doug Bunnell Richard Burke Shlonda Burton Mabel Chancellor Tom Clark Valerie Clark Daniel Clem Ken Craft Cynthia Cronin Cami Cundiff Drew Davis Johnny Davis James Delaney Joe DePriest Matt DePue Jake Dowell Julie Drown David Eichman Allen Elliott Alison Evans Vicki Evans John Farwell 43 Dwight Fisher Trudy Foster Polly French Janice Gaul Stephen Gaul Francisca Gomez Louis Griffen Janice Guzicki Robert Hager Danielle Hall Jon Harner Fredrick Harris Wendell Hart Margaret Henslee Monica Herman Mike Jones Melissa Kampe Michelle Kampe Lee Kellogg Kimberly Kemp Tamara Kiger James Kliemann Amy Klofta John Krumroy Laura LaRocco David Lebese Matthew Lehmann Sandra Herzog Victoria Herzog Shari Hiebert Duane Hildebrand Carol Huspen Todd James Curtis Jenkins Tyman Jenkins Johna Johnson 44 Shane Lewis Lynn Lucas Randy Luthringer Douglas Marschke Sheri Maruk Lesa Matlack Tod McMillen Victoria Merkel Kevin Mize Kevin Moffitt Jamie Moody Tina Napier Thomas Netzel Jerry Oiler Maria Olivares Angela Oorheck Gerald Page David Palmer Kirk Patterson Kim Patton Kerri Petzke Lane Pfister Renato Pinhgiro Bruce Pisarsky Paula Pollard David Ream 45 George Stover David Stroud Steve Toll as Dale Tropp Sandy Vanderboegh Mark VanDusen Donald Vanterpool Troy Walter Francis Recalde Kelly Riley Joel Rudlaff John Ruiz Michael Ryan Sheryl Rygg Cara Schram Daniel Schultz John Schweizer Jeffrey Scott Ester Segui Larry Shane Raeann Shane Scott Sheeley Katherine Shelton Ted Shelton Dean Shembarger Cory Shoop Jeffrey Sickels Tracy Slocum Wendy Smoker Michael Stanner Heidi Steinhager Stacy Stephens 46 Louanne Walters Mola Ward Leon Weaver Michael Wedel Brian Wiatrolik Ted a Wofford MOT PICTURED Nap Ah bond Richard Aljandro Joel Arrona R. J Bruce Paul Christensen Jill DeGrave Gerald Dinges Russel Dickerson John Dixon Ronnell Dorsey Charles Douce Glenn Fox Jeff Fox Diana Garcia Peter Hall Floyd Holland Charles Hughes Robert Kish Joyce lucas Teresa Makepeace Jack Medic Patricia Mitchell Thomas Orti2 Ron Phillips Tina Poole Chad Raney Yvette Richardson Doug Rogers David Smith Jack Specht Jim Steven Alicia Villareal Phillip Weaver Mark Wishork Brian Wolford Kathleen Wynegar Stuart Yates Tresa Zech Tammy Zelmer 47 IT’S TIME TO START OVER — AGAIN! Freshman, the underclassmen of the high school, all one hundred fifty of us. Things looked good for Jeannene Keiler as she won the spelling bee contest every year while in third, fourth, and fifth grade. Our favorite year in elementary was fifth grade, we established the true meaning of puppy love being the First grade ever to have a dance. It was held in the gym and was entertained by Ms. Taiclets class. Also her class took first place in softball as Taiclets Tornadoes. As sixth grade rolled around we were all worried about walking down the halls of the middle school, until Mrs. Lee began sixth grade Teen-nights. Finally we achieved our goal to become eighth-graders. The beginning of this year was almost totalled as we lost our 'chicken bone’ for three months. She moved to go to Lakeshore. Glad that you’re back! Rut our Marriot’s trip made up for it. We all had a blast and the weather was bright and sunny for once. The funniest part of all was when on the way home. Ed Kerlikowski fell asleep and we tied his shoe strings together — he most definetley had a nice trip! Our play was Dr. Dolittle. which turned out good except for the most important person. Vicki Lehocky. Even though you didn't receive your certificate, we all give our thanks for being student director. Later during the year. Claudia FLayes won first place in an essay contest which was on the subject of Sharing and Justice. Now once again we are at the bottom of the list as little freshman. But we are having a blast as we try getting a piece of the action walking through the halls of Berrien Springs FUgh. Melissa Johnson Officers: Laurie Williams — Secretary. Melissa Johnson — President. Mr. Donely Sponsor. Ed Kerlikowski — Treasurer, and Tracy Huss — Vice President. Freshmen A) Amy Bowser works hard to finish all her work on time. B) Beth Richter showing us her best funny face. C) Ed Kerlikowski is such a good student! I Maria Bartolomucci Cindy Betz Cheryl Bixby Kerri Blakeman Anthony Bolin Emily Bone James Boutell Terry Bowen Amy Bowser Jeffrey Brad field Brian Bruce John Burgoyne Janet Burns Robert Butarbutar Billy Cable Frank Carbajal William Carlyle Dana Cary Shawn Christine Glenda Clayton Kris Clubb Ron Colvin Monique Comstock Debra Cottier Linda Craig Diana Crapsy Irene Daugherty Brad Davis Melissa Davis Laura DePue 49 Darcy Dixon Jack Dotson Cheri Dougan James Goldsmith Kevin Green Penny Drown Todd Eichman Corey Erickson Randy Ernsberger Eldon Eskridge « DawnlHill kI Dawn Hoag John Hoffner Traci Huss Eli John Eddie Johnson ‘fwJCTichelle Hartline Dale Hartman Claudia Hayes luke Herrins Alethea Griffin Calvin Hardin Melissa Johnson Scott Jones William Jones 50 A Joelle Kallio Melinda Kampe William Keigley John Kener Claude Kennedy Ed Kerlikowske Jeanene Kieler Heather Knuth Elizabeth Koebel Tammie Krause Collin Leach Vicki Lehocky Laurie Lewis Todd Lohraff Jay Makepeace Jim Mangrum Kimberly Mat lack Daniel Miller Brent Moore James Moores Lena Morimanno Steve Morton Jose Mundo Michelle Naragon Becky Nestle Julie Newland Jodie Oiler Eddie Olson James Parks Denise Parmer William Parmer Cindy Pausiian George Pearce Leslie Poley Venson Ratnam Jeannie Rennhack Beth Ritcher Brian Robinson Allen Roggow Florence Roland Thelma Roland Roger Rudlaff Melissa Ruff James Rutz Farah Saint-Jean Kate Shacknies Jennifer Schfnkel Bleyer Schneider Jon Schram Cynthia Schulz Doug Schulz Jennifer Schuster Dennis Sieber Susan Smikle Todd Sorce Christina Steinhager Ted Stockslager Shane Stoeckel 52 Christine Strouts Scott Stuckey Melvin Sturn April Thompson Karen Toney Belinda Tuten Kathleen Unger Hollie Valance W- Dennis VanAntwerp Benjamin Vincent Lorine Weaver Kimberly Wedel Angela We Ike Richard Wells Robert Whitting Laurie Williams blot Pictured: Janet Dodd Nancy Dormi William Dors Lisa Gentry Anthony Gib Frank Gomez Michael Hilt Tammy Jam Horacio Ramon Me Rickie Patt Willie Sandra David Snydei Julie Sta Diana VanSc Diana Villare Christo pher Yi Sally Za haria Lori Zahr, Mary Z ech 53 B 0 A) Mike Ryan learning C.P.R. B) Smile pretty. Chris Kacsits and Rich Albers. C) Kris Stover and Deb Faulkner waiting for Mr. B. D) Lee Kellogg just waiting patiently. E) Jake Dowell on the Rap again, but Carol Sunday does not mind. F) Scott Shaffer modeling the new Calvin Klein look. 54 A) Tammy Siegmund showing off her senior shirt. B) Amy Bowser replies. Step aside please. C) Wendy Degraff and Rene Gomez standing pretty. D) Tony Krause taking notes from Scott Stud McMillen. E) Ricky Stover posing pretty. F) Brian Burner on the Rap. 55 F $2 UOdS The 1983 Shamrock Football Team compiled an 8-1 season which featured Southwestern Michigan top offense and an outstanding defense. The Rocks were Lakeland Blue Conference Champs with their second straight undefeated conference record. Being ranked 2nd in the state, the highest rating even for a Rock football team, for much of the season. Berrien Springs narrowly missed the State playoffs for the second straight year due to a close loss to class B Dowagiac. Lakeland Red Champs. Quarterback Mike Campbell was named first team All-State for the second straight year with lineman Jim Le-hockey gaining Honorable Mention. The following players were named All-Conference — Mike Campbell. Will Koch. Jim Lehockey. Kevin Bartz. Dan Martin. Key Moyer and Tim Clingerman. THE AWESOME ROCKS Front Row: John Leath. Karl Nickerson. Dan Ryan. Jim Lehockey. William Koch. Mike Campbell. Keith Lenior. David Christensen. Jay Morton. Second Row: Manager Bob Lewis. Manager Matt Lewis. Mike Stephen. Tim Clingerman. Tim Ambs. John Szucs. Ken Moyer. Jimmy Lipkins. Richard Evans. Third Row-. Leonard Olson. Ken Peddicord. Mike Maruk. Kevin Bartz. Brad White. Ernest Griffin. Rick Remus. Kyle Rudlaff. Fourth Row: Mike Clancey. Brian Hanks. Arnold Eichberg. Don Lewis. Scott McMillen. Joe Ludwig. Brian Rudlaff. Fifth Row: Asst. Coach. Gary Kurek. Asst. Coach. Tim Sunday. Head Coach. Duane Mclaughlin. John Leath walking off the field disgusted with himself. 58 A) Mr. Gropp writing down plays. B) Try not to be so rough on them guys , states the referee to Ken Peddicord Mo. 61. Jim Lehockey No. 52, Brad White No. 25. Tim Clingerman No. 77, and David Christensen No. SO. C) Kevin Bartz running into a victory game. D) Mike Campbell explaining to Keith Lenoir about how football is number one priority, while Rick Remus and Steve Morton stand in the background. E) Tim Clingerman yells at Honorable Mention to State Jim Lehockey. that play didn 'I work as you said it would. F) Mike Campbell showing his All-State ability. F I G H T F I G H T H A R D 60 Top Row: Ed Olson. John Hoffner. David Eichman. Keith Craft. Tony Green. John Schweizer. Shane Brewer. Jake Dowell. Bill Parmer. Third Row: Steve Gaul. John Hamer. Tom Armour. Mike Jones. Shane Lewis. Steve Tollas. Dean Shembarger. Ben Vincent. Mike Ryan. Dale Hartman. Dennis Sieber. Second Row.- Frank Carbajal. Jim Parks. Dan Clem. Scott Jones. Tony Gibson. Steve Morton. Scott Stuckey. Rick Stover. Jeff Scott. Front Row: Lane Pfister. Brian Robinson. Corey Erickson, John Kener. Rick Wells. Dave Strout. Frank Gomez and Kirk Barnes. B A) Berrien fans. B) Now get in there and get that ball. C) Which way did it go? A) Now. Tracy Smoker, what are you looking at? B) All those cheerleaders smiling pretty. C) Amy Plangger. Sarah Johnson and Darice Lulko looking forward to the big game. D) Green and White. Fight. Fight. C) Darice Lulko starts the cheer. Junior Varsity Football Cheerleaders 1983 — Carrie Abbot. Monica Herman. Amy Bowser. Laurie Williams. Maria Bartolo-mucci and Paula Pollard. 61 A) Greg Wright and his innertuhe roll to victory. B) Now we know what Dionne Lulko looks like in the morning. C) Rich Albers agrees, ice cream is good to the last drop! D) Cary Hensley and Holly Klink-hamer — neatness doesn't count. E) Seniors love to jump rope. F) Monica Herman and John Schweizer found a new way to get acquainted. G) Homecoming is Mr. Phillips favorite time of the year. HOMECOMING This year homecoming was a huge success. Stated by Mr. Phillips; The assembly was the best we've had in a long time . But this didn't just occur on its own. A lot of preparation and hard work by the Student Council allowed events to run smoothly. The students also made it the success it was by participating in the events of the week. Applause goes out to everyone. A) Senior girts tug to victory. B) Junior girts — agony of defeat. C) The freshman living up to their tradition. D) Sheri Maruk works hard at float construction. E) Wendy DeGraff and Chris Kacsits — what a team. F) Victory is Sweet by the Juniors won 3rd place. G) Sophomores have lots of spirit. H) The seniors prove their winning 1st place. 63 A) Our former Queen. Kim Garcia full of smiles. B) The court; Rhonda Knuth. Tracy Smoker. Carol Sunday. Alison Kolberg. and Diana Bixby anxiously wait. C) The charming King and Queen. D) Keith Lenoir. the proud King. E) Rhonda Knuth and Tracy Smoker awaiting the crowning of the new queen. Homecoming was one of the great highlights of the Fall’s activities. The air the night of Homecoming, was filled with excitement as the court awaited the big event to take place. Hearts pounded and a hush swept across the huddled crowd as they listened for the King and Queen to be announced. Both Keith and Diana s faces glowed after they found out they were chosen to represent our school. This was a night all of us will remember, and especially The l9S3’s King and Queen. 64 SPIRIT The girls continued a long-standing winning tradition by compiling a record of 14 wins and 4 losses. The team was composed of 2 sophomores and a 10 freshmen. All members contributed to a scoring average of 39.6 points per game while defensively holding opponnets to 23.4 points per game. Team members are looking forward to bringing continued success and honor to the girls basketball program in Berrien Springs. Front row — (left to right): Trina Wofford. Vicki Lehocky. Wendy Smoker. Melissa Johnson. Darcy Dixon, and Claudia Hayes. Back row: Kate Schacknies. Cheryl Bixby. Jeanne Rennhack. Melinda Campe. Tracy Slocum. Chris Stouts, and coach Dave Paulsen. 65 TAKE IT TO 11 EM!!! Throughout the season, the Women s Varsity Basketball team played with a passion for the game. The team included only two seniors — Diana Bixby and Dionne Lulko. Also returning for the Rocks was Junior. Linda Mangus. The year did not start off with a bang as the opening battle was lost to Dowagiac. The rest of the season was up and down. The Women displayed immense enthusiasm throughout the season, but sometimes it just was not enough. The Rocks lost a heartbreaker in the District Semi-finals to the Brandywine Bobcats. All in all. it was an exciting year. One new event this year was that Miss Crawford agreed to become Mrs. Paulsen. Congratulations!! Also. Congratulations to the team for the fine effort put forth during the season! A B WOMEN'S BASKETBALL — Front Row-. Patti Simko. Sandy Vanderboegh. Linda Mangus. Stacy Stephens. Diana Bixby. Second Row: Mrs. Paulsen — coach. Lorrie Maruk. Sue Hebner. Kerri Petzke. Dionne Lulko and Tami Kiger. 66 i OPPOSITE PAGE: A) Patti Simko goes up strong while the opposition looks on. B) Linda Mangus and Patti Simko play tough defense as Sandy Vanderboegh watches the ball. C) Now. what am I supposed to do? asks Patti Simko. D) Sandy Vanderboegh readies for the rebound as Dionne Lulko goes up for the shot. THIS PAGE: A) Linda Mangus shows us her famous jump-shot. B) Linda Mangus and three opponents stand by as Diana Bixby puts up a shot. C) Dionne Lulko shoots over the hands of a defender as Diana Bixby watches. D) Stacy Stephens. Sandy Vanderboegh. Sue Hebner. Vicki Lehocky. Tami Kiger and Mrs. Paulsen follow the action intensely. 67 RUNNERS ON THEIR WAY . . r A) Shamrock runners are off to their victory. B) Jennifer Sickels is seriously concentrating on her race. C) Cindy Paustian says. Oops. I almost went the wrong way! D) Joe Zahrn is once again in the lead. E) Gretchen Weiman is struggling to stay ahead of Laura Shearer. F) Jeff Baker says. I'm actually running! A B C As the Women’s Cross Country team trampled through swamps, hoppled in the blistering hot sun. and survived changes in the weather, they ran away with an impressive 9-2 winning season. The team once again won the Lakeland-red Conference meet for the sixty year in a row. Just missing qualifying for state, the team’s highlights include 6th at Mattawan Invitational. 3rd at Centreville Invitational. 4th at the Berrien Country Meet, and 4th at Wa-tervliet Invitational. The Men's Cross Country team returned with one season senior who helped lead the season to a 5-6 record. It was a rebuilding year for them and they finished 5th at the Lakeland-red Conference Meet held at Brandywine. The 1984 team will be back in full swing. A) Shamrock runners are getting ready for their upcoming race. B) Scott Lewis is on his way to the finish line. C) Brian Wiatrolik. keep your mind on the race! Front Row: Melissa Kampe. Laura Shearer. Dawn Hoag. Chandra Cable. Tammy Krause, Lori Zahrn. Cindy Paustian. and Michelle Kampe. Second Row: Loretta Cable. Jennifer Sickels. Kris Staver. Matt DePue. Venson Ratnam. Roger Rudlaff. Brian Wiatrolik. Scott Lewis. Carlene Garcia and Gretchen Weiman. Third Row: Coach Dale Kimball. Doug Fisher. Scott Sheeley. Joe Zahrn. Tony Krause. Cary Hensley. Dana Dixon. Jeff Sickels and Manager Rhonda Foster. DISTRICT CHAMPS AGAIN A) Dana Dixon. Joe Zahrn. Kyle Rudlaff. Kevin Bartz. Greg Wright and Rich Albers look on as Coach Schofield ''yells” instructions. R) Mike Campbell concentrates on the basket. C) Kevin Bartz does the Hokey Pokey as William Koch watches with awe. D) A look of dejection on Keith Lenoir's face. E) Dana Dixon flies high in the sky. F) Troy Wright sinks another two points. G) Jump Keith Jump!!! Front Row L to R. Manager; Scott Lewis. Dana Dixon. Joe Zahrn. Will Koch. Jim Lipkins. and Coach Stew Schofield. Back Row.- Kevin Bartz. Greg Wright. Troy Wright. Rich Albers. Keith Lenoir. Mike Campbell, and Kyle Rudlaff. C A) Joe Zahrn concentrates on a rebound B) The animal in Kevin Bartz comes out. C) Not that Basket!” shouts Mike Campbell. D) Jim Lippydawg Lipkins awaits his turn. E) Troy Wright arches one way up there. F) Will Koch shows his dexterity. D 71 HOOPSHOOTERS The 1983-84 Basketball team completed a super 16-4 record. They won their confer-ance with a 7-1 record. Highlights of the year were wins over Bridgeman. Lakeshore. and Oak Park. Leading the scores were Bob Hager and Dale Tropp. Dean Shembarger led in rebounding. Dean and Bob also led the team in assists. The major emphasis of practice was to develop fundamentals and team spirit while having fun and playing hard. These skills should help prepare them for varsity competition. Front row: David Eichman. Kevin Moffett. Kenny Craft. Lewis Griffin. John Farwell. John Ruppart. Second row-. Bob Hager. Steve Tollas. Dean Shemberger. Date Tropp. Chris Blakeman. John Harner. Jeff Scott. A. The J. V. basketball team in action. B. Bob Hager with a thundering shot. C. Steve Tollas Hexing the other team. D. Dale Tropp lining up for a freebie. BALLGETTERS As Coach Kimball's assistant, I would like to congratulate the 1983-84 Freshman basketball team on an outstanding 16-3 season. They were, in many ways, superior to their opponents. The Freshman players progressed very well over the course of the season from an individually oriented self-concept to a cohesive, powerful team concept. It was a great pleasure to work with, and watch these young men grow in such an exciting sport. Gary Fluttenstine Assistant coach 1983-84 Front row: Dan Miller, Tod Sorce. Chris Yates. Tony Gibson, Corey Erickson. Jeff Bradfietd. Second row: Dale Kimball — coach, Tom Laskarides, Ed Kerlikowsky. Shane Brewer. Ed Olson. John Laskarides. Gary Huttenstine assistant coach. A) Mr. Kimball giving a little fatherly advice. B) Ed Olson keeping his eye on the ball. C) Chris Yates — aiming high. D) Shane Brewer testing to see if the net is GIRLS, THEY WANT TO HAVE FUN A) How about those cheerleaders? B) Rene Gomez 74 a.k.a. Cheerbear . During the 1983-84 school year, the Varsity Cheerleaders placed second in their division at the Berrien County Youth Fair and event which also helped them earn money for new uniforms. Both the Junior Varsity and Varsity squads went to cheerleading camp at Western Michigan University which will be memorable for each and every girl. At the end of the year, the girls cheered their District Champs through both the good times and the bad. Their support was there no matter what. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders — Monica Herman. Paula Pollard. Beth Richter and Laurie Williams. OUR ELECTRICKINGDOM A) Come on girls smile. B) Cynthia Glenn jams. C) Michelle Williams and France Gomez are dancing the night away. D) Beth Oles has a big smile. Kneeling — Clarisa Patterson. Linda Mantke. Caption Carol Sunday Sitting — Kristin Stover. Nancy Morgan. France Gomez. Front Row — Michelle Williams Melinda Kampe. Irina Wofford. 75 76 c 0 The 1983-84 junior varsity volleyball team was composed of freshman. With a young team at hand. Coach Ellen Williams had an inexperienced team. With all freshman working hard, they did an excellent job and provided experience for the 1984-85 season. A) Denise Parmer. Monique Comstock and Cheryl Bixby wait anxiously for their game to begin. B) Darcy Dixon awaits the serve. C) Jean-nie Rennhack waits for the ball to come down. D) Michelle Naragon feels like she is in jail. E) Kate Schacknies and Jenny Schuster are really enjoying the game. Front Row: Amy Bowser, Julie Newland. Second Row: Jenny Schuster. Kate Schacknies. Vicki Lehockey. Jeannie Rennhack. Lori Zahrn. Third Row. Coach Ellen Williams. Angie Welke, Monique Comstock. Cheryl Bixby. Darcy Dixon. Michelle Naragon. Traci Huss. Denise Parmer. This year the theme for Varsity Volleyball was traditional, excellance. continued”. The girls and Mr. Bermingham carried out this theme by hard work, determination and an unbreakable love for the sport. An average of 35 hours are put in a week. The time really paid off when tournament time came. Winning a dose Districts and Regionals the girls won another trip to state. Favored at I the team beat Pewamo-Westphalia 15-10. 15-6. The final match took three exciting games to beat Mor-enci 10-15. 15-11. 15-13. The team's unforge-table mascots odie” and tootle brought the team closer. All conference were — Diana Bixby, Linda Mangus, Deann Adams, and Stacy Stephens. Linda Mangus was named all-state and Sandy Vanderboegh honorable mention. c B A) Mr. Bermingham showing us what good form is all about. B) Diana Bixby and Sandy Vanderboegh — concentration and teamwork are keys to success. C) The volleyball team decorating Mr. B's office. D) Everyone's favorite line judge — Brad White. Left to Right: Linda Mangus. Vicki Lehochy. Stacy Stephens. Sandy Vanderbough. Jennifer Sickles. Kim Flory. Patti Simko. Kerri Petzke. Deann Adams. Julie Johns. Diana Bixby. Tracy Slocum. Dionne Lulko. and Coach Jim Bermingham. 1984 STATE CHAMPSI A) Mr. Bermingham corrects a mistake. B) Dionne Lulko working hard. C) Julie Johns goes up for a block. D) The awesome twosome Kim Flory and Kerri Petzke. E) While Linda Mangus makes a switch. Jennifer Sickles looks on. F) Tracy Slocum displays great form. G) Stacy Stephens has Odie power. H) The starting team awaits the officials O.K. I) DeAnn Adams — the team quarterback. V WRESTLERS DO IT . . . The 1983-84 Shamrock wrestling team won the Lakeland Blue division championship. Led by six seniors: Greg Colvin. Arnold Eichberg. Alan Ferguson. Mike Huspen. Ken Moyer, and John Szucs. the team set 13 records and many individual awards. The Shamrocks had six individual conference championships. 98 soph. Kirk Patterson. 132 soph. James DeLaney. 138 Ken Moyer. 155 Mike Huspen. 167 John Szucs. and HWT Arnold Eichburg. This was Mike Huspen's second straight conference championship. All six wrestlers plus Greg Colvin won over 20 matches during the season. Individual honors were: Ken Moyer — All state (6th in the state) 41-8 career record 131 wins placed 7th all time area wins. 7 carrer records and 4 season records 4 tournament championships. Arnold Eichburg — 38-10. 33 season pins, sets new record for all area pins, most season pin record. 4 tournament championships. Greg Colvin — 22-11. I season record — most takedowns 2 career records. Mike Huspen — 22-11-1, most season escapes, one tournament championship. John Szucs — 25-13. 2 tournament championships. James DeLaney — 20-15. I tournament championship. Kirk Patterson — 20-16-1. one tournament championship. Front row: Tracy Krieter. Tim Walker. Matt Lewis. Bill Carlyle. James DeLaney. Bob Lewis. Karen Brock. Second Row. Cami Cundiff. Ted Shelton. John Davis. Ron Colvin. Todd Eichman. Bob Walker. Jeff Koern. Jeff Rumer. Richard Wells. Paulette Skorupa. Third Row: Bob Moyer — Coach. Brian Source. Mike Huspen. John Szucs. Dale Hartman. Shane Lewis. Arnold Eichberg. Jeff Sickels. Alan Ferguson. John Hoffner. Greg Colvin. Ken Moyer. Alan McDaniel. James Bowser — Coach. 1 ff S CSUlfci fcNiCCP Zti'ifs vr.sn,’, 'ANACftf 80 ON THE MAT Opposite page: A. Coaches James Bowser and Bob Moyer giving advice. B. Greg Colvin checks his move. C. Ken Moyer working for a pin. D. John Davis' new style. This page. A. Ron Colvin ’s new plan: Let the other guy tire first. B. Shane Lewis hates stallers. C. John Szucs's fancy footwork. D. Bob Walker at work. E. The end of a glorious day. 81 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTRALL Berrien Springs 0 Watervliet 33 Berrien Springs 33 Brandywine 6 Berrien Springs 37 Cassopolis 30 Berrien Springs 39 Dell on 33 Berrien Springs 34 River Valley 0 Berrien Springs 14 Dowagiac 37 Berrien Springs 36 Edwardsburg 8 Berrien Springs 6 Coloma 30 Berrien Springs 30 Bangor i m f Overall Record: 7-3 Junior Varsity Girls Basketball X-Country Berrien Springs Opponents WyF ' Men Women 34 15 39 45 34 35 18 24 34 35 30 18 34 15 43 IS 1 30 28 31 21 2J 31 IS 26 37 15 ' 41 37 33 22 So. Haven } Anger 28 Watervliet 41 Buchanan 2! Coloma 41 Edwardsburg 19 While Pigoen }t Lake Shore 9 ig Brandywine $ Coloma 49 River Valley 36 Watervliet 46 Dowagiac 28 L.M.C. ig Pespis Handicap Varsity Football Berrien Springs Berrien Springs Berrien Springs 30 Berrien Springs 30 Berrien Springs 46 Berrien Springs 13 Berrien Springs 48 Berrien Springs 50 Berrien Springs 49 Watervliet Brandywine Cassopolis HDelton River Valley Dowagiac Edwardsburg Coloma Bangor Overall Record: 8- Varsity Girls Basketball Berrien Spgs Opponents Dowagiac Marcellus Buchanan River Valley otoma Decatur Cassopolis Lakeshore Buchanan Brandywine Coloma River Valley Edwardsburg ike shore Cassopolis Dowagiac Brandj Eau Claire Brand1 36 n 35 37 39 g 39 33 61 47 37 5 4 37 31 Junior Varsity Volleyball Berrien Sp'flngs IS. IS. 5 }. 3 IS. IS 7. 10 4. IS. IS 9. IS II. IS. IS IS. 6 'Opponents i is. IS is. IS 110. 7 S. IS i. 9 S. 17 IS. 10, 5 IS V. ' 9. 4 River Valley W IS. 5 15. 2. Edwardsburg IS. 15 14. $ Si' Hh Haven 0 5' • 0. 5 Brandywine Q • - s. ,, 15. II. 15 Lakeshore W IS. 15 9. 10 C.vpetb ■ V 15. 15 - w� IS IS 9. 5 St Joseph IS. IS ■ ' • X Edwardsburg IS- J. IS 16. II River Valley is. 15 H VARSITY GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Opponents Berrien Spgs IS. IS 15. 15 First Second 16. 5 ’ 14. IS. IS Top 16 10. IS. IS 15. IS 15. IS 13. IS. IS Second IS. 14. 15 15. 13. IS Third 15. S. II IS. 15 IS. 9. IS Sixth IS. 15 IS. IS. 15 Second IS. IS IS. IS 15. 15 IS. 15 ! First [ First I First Constantine 12. 10 Niles I. 6 Gillake Berrien Wk. Inv. Dowagiac 14. Colmoa 16- 10. 6 Cereal City Inv. Lakeshore IS. 13. 10 dwardsburg 10 M.C. Tourney outh Haven 8 randywinc 3 akeshore 7. Brandywine Cassopolis Buchanan Berrien Inv. River Valley Edwardsburg LM. South Brat Lai So. Haven Inv. Cassopolis Buchanan Co Id water Parchment St. Joe Edwardsburg River Valley Districts Regional State 3.T 3. 4 IS. 0. II 10. 16. 93 10. IS. U S. 15. IS 3. s 7. 15. 6 0. 4 4. 17.11 6. 6 5. 10 13. 9 I I Varsity Wrestling Berrien Springs I Berrien Springs I Berrien Springs Berrien Springs Berrien Spi i Sr 60 .16 S3 3 5 30 ■PIMpP IS Berrien Spring? 55 Berrien Springs 48 Berrien Springs 20 Berrien Springs 23 Berrien Springs 4$ J Berrien Springs 41 Berrien Springs 30 Berrien Springs 40 River Valley Edwardsburg Coloma Bridgman Edwardsburg S B St Joe Eau Claire Cassopolis Lakeshore Buchanan Brandywine Coloma Dowagiac Lawton 28 35 30 42 '41 S Si 13 % i 33 3S 31 82 -I r X vn.� IT 5 Jg n JlL rj T 5 Bgjrien i fr mw Berrien Tien rrien Valley irnen Tien i chanan ik Park Covert Eau Claire % Vv '5 Basketball Springs 69 Spring A 7 Springs 55 Spdngs Springy £ Springs 5$ a-Springs 55 | i ■ ( 5pr ' Springs tO Spring PI Springs , j Springs fO v Springs. 72 ‘ 'flCt V ■ 4 Region mmm Junior Varsity Girls Softball Berrien Springs IS Brandywine 17 Berrien Springs 4 Dowagiac 16 Berrien Springs S Dowagiac hS Berrien Springs 2 Buchanan 20 Berrien Springs S Bgchanan 20 Berrien Springs 6 Lakeshore 26 Vars y Softball Berrien Springs 3 River Valley II Berrien Springs 16 Edwardsburg 5 Berrien Springs 16 Bridgman 3 Berrien Springs 14 Bridgman 13 Berrien Springs II 0 a lien 1 Berrien Springs 7 Galien S Berrien Springs 0 MareeUus Brandywine 4 Berrien Springs 4 5 Berrien Springs 10 River Valley 9 Berrien Springs 6 Coloma 6 Berrien Springs Berrien Spring 3 13 Dowagiac Dowagiac 13 10 Berrien Springs 10 Edwardsburg 9 Berrien Springs 12 Edwardsburg 2 Berrien Springs •Eau Claire 1 Berrien Springs Berrien Springs 14 16 Eau Claire '“ Brandywine 9 5 Berrien Springs 16 Buchanan IS Berrien Springs 16 Buchanan Eau Claire IS Berrien Springs 6 16 Berrien Springs 6 Coloma 5 Berrien Springs 16 Buchanan II Berrien Springs IS Buchanan Watervhet II Berrien Springs 4 12 Tennis Rerrien Springs 7 Remen Springs 7 Rerrien Springs 7 Berrien Springs Rerrien Springs Br Rerrien Springs 7 He rrien Springs 7 r Berr Sgrh Berrien Spring Berrien Spring Rerrien Springs $ Berrien Springs 7 Springs 5 Berrien Springs $ •X 8 4 fr fl4 V Springs Springs Springs Springs rJ Springs 'rrien Springs Springs Varsity Boys Baseball Berrien , Berrien . Berrien Berrien . Rerrien Berri n Berrien B t.n Berrien . .. Berrien R err ion Berrien II rnmm Qa ff GalieTi 7 Rrandv A? River V3 ' 3 Coloma 6 Dowagiac Dowagiac Edwardsbg Eau Brandywine Slew Buffalo New Buffalo 10 Co Lima Junior Varsity Baseball Do� 3gu f3errten Springs , 2 Do wagfe Berrien Springs South ffa VeTT'4 Berrien Sp 1 ■P’n Sm Berrien Berries SpE ngs Berrien Springs Berrien Springs Berrien Springs li South 6 Brandy wit 4 Br.indvwine 5 lakes here IS 7 Lakesh ore 6 5 Buchanan 2 6 Buchanan 9 83 Front Row.- John Kesterke. David Adams. Second Row.- Bob Vincent. B.J. Bruce. Jim Leath. John Schweizer. Jeff Scott. Will Koch. Jeff Shemharger. Back Row: Dan Wright — Coach. Ariel Torres. Kyle Rudlaff. Dean Shemharger. Steve Gaul. Troy Wright. Greg Wright. Brian Campbell. Shane Brewer. Will Koch — asst, coach. A THIS PAGE: A) Notice everyone con-centrating on the game only. B) Jim Leath stares spitefully at the pitcher. C) Dean Shemharger bunts his way on first. D) Everyone is watching the game again. E) Greg Wright fires another 100 m.p.h. fastball. F) What was that? asks Troy Wright. OPPOSITE PAGE: A) Coach Wright watches his team perform. B) Who is that masked man ? Why it 's Brian Campbell! C) Jeff Shemharger awaits his sign. D) Todd Sorce isn 7 sure what sport he's in. E) Cory Erickson warms up his million dollar arm. F) Baseball practice is always, so much fun for B.J. Bruce and Dan Clem. Front Row.- Luke Herring. Dan Clem. Cory Erickson. Todd Sorce. Jeff Brad field. Bill Cable and Jon Weber. Back Row: Steve Burks — Assistant Coach. Scott Stuckey. Benji Vincent. Jeff Scott. Shane Brewer. Chris Yates. Ed Kerlikowske. Ed Olson. Kevin Green and Coach John Donley. F SMACK IT! The varsity softball team had plenty of excitement. Juniors and sophomores made up the team. Everyone put out their very best, and worked together. Front row: Jean a Johnson. Val Evans. Middle: Melissa Johnson. Tami Kiger. Diana Bolton. Darice Lulko. Alison Evans. Chandra Cable. Cami Cundiff. Back: Mr. Repphart. Jeannie Renhack. Jeanni Ellis. Kim Evans. Jaime Moody. Holly Klinkhamer. Monica Herman. Stacey Stephens, and Vickie Lehocky. B E A. Are you cold girls? B. Jean-nie’s ready to rip the leather off the ball. C. Hate to run into this group at night. D. Darice is getting ready for a home-run. E. The group, waiting for the outcome. 86 To describe the Junior Varsity team we must use, will power, and ability to keep going. The Shamrock spirit surely reflects itself in this group of girls. A C A) Denise Parmer with a wind up pitch. B) Moody ready for a strike. C) Alison all set and ready. D) Mr. Donley giving advice. E) The girls out in space somewhere. Front row-. Michelle Naragan. Angela Welke. Kate Schacknies. Julie Newland. Chris St routs. Athea Griffen. and Becky Nestle. Middle row: Rhonda Frantz. Francis Gomez. Claudia Hayes. Julie Drown. Raeann Shane. Teresa Zech. and Cheryl Bixby. Back row.-Denise Parmer. Coach John Donley. and Janice Guzicki — manager. D E 87 SHAMROCKS HAVE BEST SEASON Front Row: Rhonda Knuth. Randi Petzke. Jack Lunneen. Ken Peddicord. Scott McMil-len. Bleyer Schneider, Melinda Kampe and Connie Hall. Second Row: Tom Laskarides. Leonard Olson. Kevin Bartz. Elek Schneider, and Mike Jones. The 1984 Shamrock Tennis Team won the Lakeland Blue Division Conference and Regionals. They also qualified for State. Ken Peddicord was a captain for the Rocks. The racket Rocks also dominated the conference and regionals. There were eight teams in the regionals. Ken Peddicord, Jack Lunneen, Kevin Bartz and Mike Jones played at singles. Mike Clancy and Scott McMillen. John Laskarides and Leonard Olson. Tom Laskarides and Bleyer Schneider played at doubles. The Shamrocks won first place in the conference. Their record was 9-0 in the conference with an overall 14-1 record. Most Valuable Player award went to Ken Peddicord, Most Improved Player award went to Leonard Olson. It was the best season ever for the Rocks. Way to go Rocks! 88 EVER!!! OPPOSITE PA OF: A) Mr. Kimball warned. Here it comes! B) Michael Ryan shouted. Strike three, you re out! THIS PAGE: A) John Laskarides is frustrated Hot again, the ball's over the line!” R) Melinda Kampe screamed. I got it! I got it!” C) Leonard Olson, this is tennis — not golf. D) Randi Petzke said. I'm Chris Everett Lloyd.” E) Michael Jones exclaimed. At last, my first ace!”E) Steve Tollas. the real Jimmy Connors. O) Kevin Bartz. hit the ball, don 7 blow on it. H) Ken Peddicord said. My feet are killing me! RUNNERS TAKE YOUR Under new coach. Mr. McLauchlin. the 1984's men's track team had another success-ful season. The personal best of each performer continued to improve throughout the season. With each runner working hard, the 1985 season should be better than ever. c D B A) Scott Sheeley is finishing hard. B) Scott Lewis is in the lead again! C) Brad White almost knocked himself out with the baton! D) Karl Nickerson — a typical expression. 90 Front Row: Keith Lenoir. Brad White. Chris Kacsits. Renato Pinhgiro. Brian Robinson. Second Row: Dana Dixon. Scott Lewis. Brian Wiatrolik. Venson Ratnam. Scott Sheeley. Third Row-. Coach Mac. John Hoffner. Brian Rudlaff. Tony Krause. Rich Evans. Jeff Koern. Fourth Row: Tim Clingerman. Jim Lehockey. Karl Nickerson. Tim Ambs. Shane Lewis. MARKS . SET . BANG!!! The 1984 Women's track team was under new coach. Stew Schofield. The season started out slow hut with hard work, each individual continued to improve. Consistent point winners were: Loretta Cable. Dionne Lulko. Laura Shane. Michelle Kampe. Melissa Kampe. Teda Wofford. Kim Flory. Cindy Paustian. and Darcy Dixon. This young team should be back next season with the experience needed to be competitive. 8 A) Loretta Cable and Dionne Lulko are getting ready for their relay. B) Michelle and Melissa Kampe are once again in the lead. C) Laura DePue and Amy Bowser are finished up hard. D) Laura Shane is in a state of concentration. Front Row: Linda Paustian. Tammy Krause. Cindy Paustian. Kim Mulbrant. Vicki Herzog. Janice Gaul. Second Row. Trina Wofford. Amy Bowser. Dionne Lulko. Melissa Kampe. Laurie Williams. Lee Kellogg. Tammy Zelmer. Michelle Kampe. Jenny Schuster. Third Row: Coach Schofield. Sheri Maruk. Loretta Cable. Annika Spangberg. Kris Stover. Darcy Dixon. Clarrisa Patterson. Monique Comstock. Laura Shane. Laura DePue. Michelle Williams. Teda Wofford, and Kim Flory. SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP Only someone possessing the qualities of scholarship, leadership, character and service is eligible to become a member of the National Honor Society. The students who are eligible to become members are considered the leaders of not only the school, but of tomorrow, also. The 1983-84 National Honor Society members proved worthy of their titles through their actions this past year. One event in which they participated was the 1984 Winter Special Olympics. Each member received either a special child to take care of or a position at a station. The day was filled with love and caring. It also opened many eyes to the realities of the handicapped. The Banquet, which is put on every year, was a smashing success. From the Invocation to the Benediction, the air was full of mystery. The theme was The Clues to N.H.S.” and the play was wonderful! Also. Tony Krause and Matt Lehmann both gave great performances. CHARACTER AND SERVICE A) The next new inductee is .. . Wendy DeGraff! B) Matt Lehmann sings his best for those attending the Scholarship Achievement Banquet. C) The new inductees hold their ceremonial candles of knowledge as they recite the oath of the Society. N.H.S. MEMBERS — Front Row: Kim Hildebrand. Diana Bixby. Melodie Marske and Mrs. McMillen — Sponsor. Second Row: Greg Colvin. Rhonda Knuth — Vice-President. Cheryl Guettler — Secretary. Dan Scheffler. Laura Shane. Troy Wright. Annika Spang berg. Debora Hall. Dionne Lulko. Cindy Nye — President and Joe Zahrn — Treasurer. Not Pictured is Mike Campbell. A) Cindy Nye says a few words as to the meaning of the National Honor Society. B) Troy Wright escorts new inductee. Patti Simko. to her place on stage. C) Mike Campbell, he sure has character, or is he a character?! A CREAM OF THE CROP OUR TOP TEN SENIORS - Front Row: Cheryl Guettler — Co- Valedictorian. Cindy Nye — Co- Valedictorian. Joe Zahrn — Co- Valedictorian. Kim Hildebrand — Sa-lutatorian and Dionne Lulko. Second Row: Dan Scheffler. Melodie Marske. Tami Maier. Debora Hall and Laura Shane. NEW INDUCTEES — Front Row: Patti Simko. Randi Petzke. Carlene Garcia. Da rice Lulko. Mary Moore. Sherry Bor chert. Lorrie Maruk. Julie Hamer and Wendy DeGraff. Second Row: Kyle Rudlaff. Kevin Bartz. Tony Krause. Scott Me MU ten. Debbie Faulkner. Rich Toney. Stephanie Juister. Eric Stuckey. Elek Schneider. Scott McLauchlin and Dana Dixon. Celebrate was the title of the 1984 Miss Berrien Springs Pageant. The fifteen contestants danced the opening number Celebration , by Kool and the Gang, then faced the rigors of the first and second eliminations. The final five Diana Bixby. Connie Hall. Wendy DeGraff. Dionne Lulko and Tracy Smoker met the challenge of the questioning then nervously awaited the final decision. Jeannette Szucs. Miss Berrien Springs 1983, did the honors of crowning, the new Miss Berrien Springs for 1984. Miss Tracy Smoker. A ROYAL CELEBRATION!!!! 4 JL Miss Berrien Springs 1984 — Tracy Smoker. First Runner-up — Dionne Lulko. Second Runner-up — Wendy DeGraff. A) Chris Kacsits. Linda Mantke and Rich Albers try to do all the right things. B) Laura Shane smiling big. Front Row: Rene Gomez. Wendy DeGraff. Dionne Lulko, Alison Kolberg. and Tracy Kreiter. Middle Row: Tracy Smoker, Diana Bixby. Connie Hall. Teresa Dinges, Rhonda Knuth. and Debbie Hanks. Back Row: Susan Salas. Leigh Marks. Laura Shane and Linda Mantke. 96 B TO SOLVE . . . Students from B.S.H.S. have participated in the nation wide Closeup program for three years. Closeup is a program of federal governmental study involving thousands of students from all states. The program extends throughout the school year with the Berrien students visiting our nations capital in May. There are workshops, seminars, debates and a wide variety of cultural events in a major metropolitan community. Washington D.C. is a very exciting city to visit in the spring and returning students marvel on how much they have learned and how many new friends they have found. It is always a sensational event. AND ANSWER . . The academic challenge learn in action. Mrs. Taiclel — sponsor. Melodie Marske. Mary Moore. Darice lulko. Dan She filer and Rich Toney. The Quiz Bowl team exists to test the quickness and academic level of its participants. They are asked questions from world affairs, to politics, to Broadway. Berrien meets teams from Galien. Coloma and Buchanan for a different challenge. Team members are Melodie Marske. Mary Moore. Darice Lulko. Dan Sheffler and Rich Toney. Also participating with the team regularly. Andy Ziemke. Kip Bowser. Linda Faustian. Joe Raineri and Ron Colvin. ALL THE WORLD IS A STAGE . The Thespian Troupe 1213 and the Drama Club had an exciting year this year. The Thespians sponsored a drama day trip to Western Michigan University on Saturday. October 22nd. There, they participated in various workshops such as acting, dance and production which was handled by Theta Alpha Phi. the national theatre honorary fraternity. The Thespians also saw a special production of Gypsy featuring the members of Theta Alpha Pi. The Thespians and Drama Club also put on a Christmas cantata titled A Country Christmas on December 17th. which proved challenging and fun to all the members. The Thespians also sponsored a touring group from Western Michigan University which gave a show to the student body. In April, the Thespians also put on a musical entitled Thirteen Daughters”, where not only the production, but the practices were a lot of fun for all involved. The Drama club is open to all interested and by earning points from production and involvement, they become thespians. 98 Melodie Marske — Vice President. Stephanie Juister. Darice Kulko. Julie Hamer — Secretary. Back Row: Ron Archer — sponsor. Andy Ziemke. Kim Hildebrand — Historian. Debora Hall. Cheryl Cuettler — President. Not Pictured: Cindy Nye — Treasurer. Mary Moore. A) Western Michigan University touring group. B) Stephanie Juister. the littlest Greek. OPPOSITE PAGE: A) Matt Lehmann hits a striking chord. B) The style of Western Michigan University. C) Thespian. Mary Moore, the budding playwright. D) It is not often Andy Ziemke wears a tux. AND WE ARE MERELY ACTORS’’ Front Row-. Lori Zahrn. Janice Guzicki. Kip Bowser. Duane Hildebrand. Dale Tropp. Monica Herman. Scott Mclau-clin. Joe Zahrn. Annie a Spangburg. Vici Evens. Second Row: Lisa Palmis-ano. Dani Hall. J.B. Bruce. Jerimy Sh inkle. Dawn Hoag. Vici Herzog. Janice Gaul. Matt Lehmann — President. Sheri Maruk. Kate Shacknies. Todd McMillen — Treasurer. Third Row: Lynn Lucas. Venson Ratnam. Linda Paustian. Carol Huspen. Sally Zacharia. Becky Nestle. Fourth Row: Polly French. Paula Pollard. Nola Ward. Shonda Burton. Melissa Kampe. Lee Ann Kellogg. Fifth Row-. Karrie Abbot. Laura LaRocco. Sheryl Rygg — Secretary. John Farwell. Ron Archer — Sponsor. 99 100 Front Row-. Leigh Marks. Wendy DeGraff. Mary Moore. Stephanie Juister. Scott Sheeley. Polly French. Laura LaRocco. Chandra Cable. Shlonda Burton. Linda Paustian. Beth Oles. Second Row: Linda Mantke. Jenny Schuster. Kerri Blakeman. Irene Daugherty. Monica Herman. Laura Shane. Dana Cary. Jodie Oiler. Jenny Schinkel. Rhonda Gager. Cindy Schulz. Melinda Kampe. Heather Knuth. Vicki Evans. Third Row: Michelle Williams. Irina Wofford. Becky Nestle. Cami Cundiff. Melissa Kampe. Shari Hiebert. Melissa Davis. Eli John. Claudia Hayes. Karen Toney. Lynn Lucas. Todd James. David Mundy. Fourth Row: Brent Moore. Kate Schacknies. Ed Kerlikowske. Bob Bruce. John Farwell. Ted a Wofford. Bill Cable. Dan Wise. Louanne Walters. Larry Shane. Matt Lehmann. Jeff Baker. Angie Antonowitsch. Fifth Row: Bill Roche. — student teacher. Dale Hartman. Dale Tropp. Clarissa Patterson. Jerry Oiler. Sheryl Rygg. Allen Roggow. Tod Me Mi lien. Ted Stockslager. Don Ferguson. Andy Ziemke. Richard Toney. Jon Weber. Kevin Mize. Tim Hinchman. Scott Knitter — Director. B OPPOSITE PAGE: A) Laura Shane explains to underclassmen Scott Sheeley and Monica Herman how to play. B) I'm so mad, “ says Leigh Anne Marks. C) Don Ferguson instructing the rest of the percussion section the way it is. ” D) Drum Major Dale Tropp. E) Time to retreat. THIS PAGE: A) All together now! B) ”1 really have to play this thing7” says Claudia Hayes. C) Angie Antonowitsch on her solo. D) Wendy Degraff doing some necessary sorting. During the 1983 football season, the marching Shamrocks really inspired their team to victory with their well put together routines and musical selections. In October, they went to Dickenson Stadium in St. Joseph to show the rest of Southwestern country what they were made of. Receiving a Division II rating our band made us proud. Led by two Sophomores. Dale Tropp and Matt Lehmann, their marching season ended with a bang. Next, came the concert season and a new director. Scott Knitter. It was time to get off their legs and down to work, work, work! They started with their Christmas concert and ended with a big turn out at the annual Dairy Queen Social. 101 EL CLUB ESPANOL The Spanish Club has been very successful this year. We have planned various activities. Our hayride proved to be be a lot of fun. Appetites were satisfied by delicious Mexican dishes served at ChiChi's in South Bend. Before Christmas break, we invited the faculty to enjoy punch and cookies and a try at breaking the traditional pinata. Mr. Phillips finally succeeded in giving the decisive swing after Mrs. Tai-clet. Mr. Kimball, and Mr. Archer all prepared the way for him. In March, the Spanish Club will be celebrating Foreign Language Week. This week will be devoted to stressing the importance of learning a second language in our multilingual world. The Club members have made this year very prosperous and exciting. Their participation is much needed and appreciated. Front Row: Dan Scheffler. Andy Ziemke. Second Row: Miss Jill McConnell. Maria Olivaris. Rim Riley — Treasurer. Stephanie Juis-ter — Vice President. Third Row: Johna Johnson. Nola Ward. Janice Gaul. Lee Kellogg. Laurie Lewis. Todd Eichman. Carol Huspen. Vicki Evans. Fourth Row: Monique Comstock. Lori Williams. Michelle Hartline. Vicki Herzog. Amy Bowser. Ron Colvin. Hot pictured: Shalini Massey — President. Amy Kroening — Secretary. -i ml A) Janice Gaul — What a boring class! B) LeeAnn Kellogg — Kas cavita. C) Standing: Shalini Massey Sitting: Stephanie Juister. Amy Kroening. Kim Riley. What an exciting class! F) Why me? says Karen Toney. G) Amy Bowser — She is up to her usual laughing again. The German Club was sponsored by Mr. Victor King and the council included President — Cindy Nye. Vice-President — Melodie Marske. Secretary — Debora Hall and Treasurer — Eric Stuckey. They had refreshments, a trip to Chicago and a Christmas party. During their trip to Chicago, they met the Germans, shopped at the German stores and ate at the German restaurants. They travelled around Chicago with members selecting the sights they wanted to see. At the Christmas party called. Weihnachtfest . new members were initiated. Students become members of the dub after being in German one year. Each member brought one new member to the party and dined on schweinebra-ten (roast pork), heiber deutsch kart off.salat (high German carrot salad), gurne Rohnen mit SoRe (green beans with sauce), and Getranke und Nachtisch (beverages and after table) for a dinner. They had a great time and played games with Santa Claus passing out crazy gifts to the members. Mr. Victor King had a last word. Ach du lieber. Strohsackf It was translated to be: Oh my gosh, for goodness sakesl Why not join us? D E U T S c H E R V E R E I N A) Mary Moore says Eat your heart out.” R) Jim Millring says What a day. ” C) “I'm too tired. said Melodie Marske. D) Rhonda Knuth says What am doing now? E) Kim Hildegrand at Hard work again. Front Row: Debora Hall — Secretary. Eric Stuckey — Treasurer. Victor King — Sponsor. Melodie Marske — Vice President. Second Row-. Anita Kvithyll. Paula Pollard. Julie Harner. Pam Shuckwiler. Carlene Garcia. Mary Moore. Melissa Kampe. Tammy Maier. Polly French. John Farwell. Annika Spang berg. Third Row-. Kim Hildebrand. James Millring. John Harner. Elek Schneider. Jeff Sickels. Kevin Richmond. Duane Hildebrand. Thomas Newzel. Danielle Hall. Not pictured: Cindy Nye — President. STUDENT GOVERNENCE This year the Student Council held many events for their fellow classmates. They began with running the freshman class elections. From there, they planned and carried out one of the main functions of Student Council: Homecoming. Like in the past, it was a huge success. The assembly was the best in many years. There were other event, dances. L.C.S.S. meetings, donut sales, coordination of student fund raising activities, and the spring blood drive that has gone on for seven years now. The officers for Student Council are President — Greg Colvin. Vice President — Scott McMillen, Treasurer — Alison Kolberg. Secretary — Diana Bixby and Advisor — Tom Phillips. Sealed: Mr. Phillips. Front row: Denise Parmer. Vicki Lehocky. Alison Kolberg. Dean Shembarger. Scott McMillen. Greg Colvin. Steve Tollas. Dianna Bixby. Tony Krause. DeAnn Adams. Connie Hall. Tracy Slocum. Rhonda Knuth and Amy Bowser. Second Row: Dan Schultz. Cheryl Bixby. Michelle Naragon and Patti Simko. OPPOSITE PAGE: A) Alison Kolberg finds the bill she lost a month ago. B) Rhonda Knuth displays good attention. C) Greg Colvin blowing up balloons for Homecoming. THIS PAGE: Steve Tollas and Dean Shembarger find their own fun. B) Tony Krause loves the Student Council life. C) Scott McMillen dreams of the future. D) Cheryl Bixby grows tired from work and excitement. E) Denise Parmer, fixing her hair again. F) Patti Simko battles it out with Phillips again. F DESIGNERS AT W As I took on the immense responsibility of editor of the school yearbook. I asked myself an important question: How was I going to bring twelve people, anywhere from athletes to scholars, together to create the best yearbook this school has ever seen ? Well. think found the answer. When the pressure and sweat of a nearing deadline approached, the absence of just one staff member was felt by all. The staff this year found a way to overcome this by showing their true spirit. When a predicament of this sort appeared, those farther along grouped together to help out the missing staff member. I feel this, along with the terrific guidance of our advisor. Mr. Jack Baker, greatly aided in the fantastic turn out of the book. This year Josten 's Yearbook Company was introduced to us by Mr. Mike Rowe along with new ideas and formats for the book. Mike was extremely helpful in his efforts with our book and his work was greatly appreciated. Thank you. Mike. A second question I asked myself before work began was this: What exactly is a yearbook ? A little soul searching helped me find the answers I was looking for. A yearbook is a lasting record of the history made in a certain year in time. Its sole purpose is to capture the moments many have shared in this time and preserve them forever. Moments which could and very well should last a lifetime. As you look through this yearbook, take some time to really feel the memories. I hope that in years to come, when you look back on your wonderful years of high school, you 'll enjoy looking through these pages as much as we enjoyed putting them together for you!! Good luck to you all in the future! Sincerely. Dionne M. Lulko Editor 1984 Shamrock YEARBOOK STAFF: Beth Turnipseed (Business Manager). Carol Sunday. Kip Bowser (Technical Advisor). Diana Bixby (Photography Editor). Kevin Richmond. Dionne Lulko (Editor). Jim Millring. Teresa Dinges. Loretta Cable. Tracy Smoker. Amy Morton. Bobbi Christensen. E OPPOSITE PAGE: A) Loretta Cable is up to something! THIS PAGE: A) Kevin Richmond. deep in thought. B) Carol Sunday is lost again. C) Tracy Smoker and Diana Bixby are working hard as usual. D) Jim Millring is always smiling. E) Beth Turnip-seed works while Teresa Dinges plays around! F) Dionne Lulko. our typical editor! F 107 ALWAYS AND FOREVER The Family Living class held its annual mock wedding on December 7th in the high school cafeteria under the direction of Mrs. Phelps. The purpose of this project was to experience the planning and preparation of a successful wedding. Chosen by their classmates to be united together in simulated matrimony were Rene Gomez to Dan Ryan, and Leigh Marks to Andy Ziemke. Proceeds from a class sponsored dance, organized by Rick Remus, were used to finance the wedding activities. THIS PAGE: A) Couples: Jay Morton and Karri Abbott. Keith Lenior and Sarah Johnson. Dan Ryan and Rene Gomez. Andy Ziemke and Leigh Marks. Dana Dixon and Linda Mantke. Jim Lipkins and Shelly Nosker. Gerald Weaver and Shalini Massey. B) To love and to honor ... C) Linda Mantke and Karri Abbott make a few last minute adjustments. D) Just a little more hair spray.” said Sarah Johnson. E) The happily married two some. OPPOSITE PAGE: A) Leigh Anne Marks says. Open wide. ” to Andy Ziemke. B) Give him those eyes. C) To have and to hold . . . E BOYS AND THEIR A) Jeff Davis showing intense concentration. B) John Szuc's 1969 limited edition Daytona Charger. C) Boh Walker. Brian Rudlaff Don Ferguson. Tim Hinchman. Boh Thomas. Alfred Dot-son and Mr. Stroud stand behind Greg Belin's Camaro. D) Glenn Burnham. Greg Belin and John Brant with Greg's car before the transformation. E) Brad Hemple puts finishing touches on Cougar grill assembly. Mr. Stroud and Mr. Bolle directed this year’s Auto Body class in the restoration of a 1967 Camaro. owned by Greg Belin. and a 1973 Firebird, owned by Tony Anderson. The Firebird was painted a pearl metal flake and the Camaro was finished with a silver metal flake and two tone blue II Top eliminator stripes on both sides. Both cars are now in excellent shape from the good work. Three things important to success in this class is time, effort, and a lot of patience. Also pictured is a 1969 blue Daytona Charger owned by John Szucs. It is one of only 500 made. Chrysler put out this number of cars in order to qualify the Charger for racing purposes. TOYS c no o A) Bob Walker. Brian Rudlaff. Don Ferguson, and Bob Thomas sanding and primering. B) Don Ferguson. Jeff Davis, and Tim Flinch man work on Tony ’s Firebird. C) Mr. Bolle and Mr. Stroud doing their usual work with paint sprayers. D) Kurt Richardson. Dan Lutton. and Charles Draper sure aren’t camera shy. E) Jack Hark rider caught welding the spot. E 111 ALL THE RIGHT MOVES . The Chess Club is designed for those who want an extra challenge in the game by giving them a chance to play other students in this school. With every different individual, there is a different tact for moves which makes chess even more fun and enjoyable. Front row: Robert Butarbutar. Rich Toney. Ty-man Jenkins. Curt Jenkins Second row: Venson Ratnam. Mr. Hill — sponsor. Andy Ziemke. Dan Scheffler. Ron Colvin AT EVERY DIFFERENT Front row-. Andy Ziemke. Kip Bowser. Da rice Lulko. Ron Colvin. Becky Nestle. Karen Toney. Doug Fisher. Eric Stuckey. Second row: Greg Colvin. Jo Zahrn. Bill Parmer. Rich Toney. Venson Ratnam, Duane Hildebrand. Mr. Rudman — sponsor. Mr. Reames — sponsor. Third row: Michelle Hartline. Dan Scheffler. Danielle Hall. ANGLE The Science and Math Club continued the great traditions started by previous administrations. We continued to show great movies as well as hold the annual event of the paper airplane contest. Being that we love to get dirty, we decided to wash cars for fun and profit. We have developed new and confusing methods for creating paper work for the club. We even participated in National Engineering Week so we could study all the angles. We have had many new ideas and theories this year that made this a fun time for all of us. Is there life in outer spaceT” ALL THE RIGHT STUFF!!! The 1984 Mr. Shamrock Contest was held on March 15th. The contestants first came out in street clothes and gave a quick description of themselves. The second time out was the swimsuit competition. The girls in the crowd went wild, screaming for their favorite hunk! When the swimsuits were gone and the suits were in, it was time for the top five and their question. The Top Five consisted of Dana Dixon, Greg Colvin, Mike Campbell, Will Koch and Chris Kacsits. Then, the final moment came, Mike Gordon, Mr. Shamrock 1983, crowned his successor. It was a night of fun and excitement, even for the contestants. A) Chris Kacsits — Second Runner-up. Greg Colvin — Mr. Shamrock 1984 and Mr. Nice Guy. Dana Dixon — First Runner-up. Mike Gordon — Mr. Shamrock 1983. B) Our new Mr. America Dana Dixon! C) Listen close to the question. Keith Lenior.” says Master of Ceremonies. Mr. Archer. D) Take it all off. Ken Moyer! E) Even guys get excited over a winner! 113 CHUN Matthew Lehmann EMMALOA Mary Moore KINAU Cheryl Guettler ISABEL Stephanie Juister CAST: THIRTEEN The climax of the 1983-84 Thespians’ year was our high school production of a romantic comedy called Thirteen Daughters.” The story was set in old Hawaii, and it involved a Chinese husband, his Hawaiin wife, their thirteen daughters, and the problems they had to solve. The production took lots of time and dedication by the cast and crew, but the entertaining musical was a success mostly by the work of Mr. Archer, and Mr. Stemm. The Thespians involved with the play were; Cheryl Guettler. Debora Hall. Julie Harner, Kim Hildebrand. Stephanie Juister. Darice Lulko. Melodie Marske. Mary Moore. Cindy Nye. and Andy Ziemke. The new inductees were; Kip Bowser, Scott McLaughlin. Linda Paustian. Pam Shunkwiler. John Farwell. Polly French. Danielle Hall. Duane Hildebrand. Laura LaRocco. Matthew Lehmann. Tod McMillen. Sheryl Rygg. and Dale Tropp. Dave Christensen became an honorary Thespian for being able to accumulate the needed points but only being in one production. DR. WILLOUGHBY Dave Christensen MAN A Joe Zahrn MALIA Carlene Garcia KEOKI CECILIA JACQUES DEVILLON WILLIAM CORA DESDEMONA MAUDE MARY BESSIE SALLY JANE MAY MILLIE LEE MINNIE LOU ATTORNEY GENERAL GOVERNOR GOVERNOR 3 GOVERNOR 3 KAHUNA S FRENCH COUNCIL John Farwell Sheryl Rigg Dave Mundy Tod McMillen Canielle Hall Rhonda Knuth Annika Spahgberg Nola Ward Pam Shunkwiler Darice Lulko Laura LaRocco Kate Schacknies Melissa Kampe Michelle Kampe Scott McLauchlin Andy Ziemke Kip Bowser Keith Lenoir GERMAN COUNCIL CHORUS Duane Hildebrand Ken Peddicord Colin Leach Brian Bruce Scott McMillen Jerry Oiler Amy Bowser Lori Zahrn Carol Huspen Becky Nestle Lynn Lucas Melissa Davis Polly French Cara Weber DAUGHTERS OPPOSITE PAGE: A) Matt Lehmann as Chun and Mary Moore as Emmaloa in this years production of Thirteen Daughters. B) Make-up. a big part in every production. C) Kim Hildebrand — Accompanist. D) Scott McMillen and Brian Bruce, two of our hunks in a skirt. E) Chun explains the innocence of his Thirteen Daughters. E) Dave Christensen as the stalwart Dr. Willoughby. THIS PAGE: A) Stephanie Juister as Miss Isabel in the mission school. B) Prince Mana and Malia throw a petal in the stream. C) Crew member. Dale Tropp. works on a set. D) Annika Spangberg and Dani Hall prepare their make-up. E) Keoki and governors calmly discuss the fate of Hawaii. F) David Mundy as Jacques DeVillon. Paris Designer. C 115 THEY WANT YOU! This year the Student Council. Red Cross Blood Drive was a great success. One hundred and thirteen pints were collected from the student body, faculty, and donors from the community. Another twenty-nine people were turned away for medical reasons of one sort or another. This event has been taking place now for seven years, and each year it only gets better. A lot of hard work goes into the blood drive, and the success reflects upon our school. A big hand goes out to all donors and those who tried”! A) Geoff Cumming thinks giving blood is wonderful. B) Mr. Rudman goes through the health check. C) John Szucs — on his way to give. D) What brave souls they are. E) This is old stuff for Beth Turnipseed. ■ PINTS FOR POINTS A) Beth Sourers and Denise Jenks discuss the blood drive, while Mr. Wright joins them. B) Susan Salas wonders. whoever thought giving was so great. C) There’s no way Brad White would give blood. D) Greg Colvin prepares himself, while Karl Nickerson finishes up. E) Mr. Tai-clet gets his tempature taken by the Red Cross nurse. F) Mr. Phillips prepares himself for a long day. G) Stephanie Juister makes sure that the nurse writes the correct information. 117 JUST YOU I The 1984 Junior-Senior Prom was held at Lake Michigan College Student Union on May 5th from 8:00 to 1:00 p.m. The theme this year was Just You and I and the decorations were beautiful. The band, Media , played well and it was a night to remember for all. B A) Arnold Eichberg having fun with Cami Cundiff. B) A very well dressed group. with Jim MU I ring. Alison Evans. Mike Steffen and Janet Burns. C) Lips off please! , Jean a Ellis and Dale Morris with Tammy Poole looking embarrassed. D) Oh. don't they look like a grand group? , with Steve Tollas. Scott McMillen, Kevin Bartz and Sheri Maruk. E) The theme Just You and I , fits Carol Sunday and Bruce Wolff. F) The band Media giving the students the beat. D A) Best Looking Couple with Randi Petzke and David Christiansen. B) Karl Nickerson looks like the life of the party with Dionne Lulko. Robin Kreiter and Scott Chandler participating. C) Dan Dembinski and Kathy Gono casting their vote for King and Queen. D) Best Looking Couple . Brad White and 1ami Poole. E) Dana Dixon, looking top notch tonight. F) Connie Hall and Mike Campbell looking great as King and Queen. G) Angie Antonowitsch and Bill Colpitis look like they are in heaven. A NIGHT The 1984 Class Nite was held at the Marriot Hotel in South Bend Thursday. May 24. U93 entertained with their music. The Who's Who awards were distributed among members of the class. It was a night of excitement that all would remember. c 120 TO REMEMBER Opposite Page: A) Kim Hildebrand accepts her award. B) Class of ’84 dances to the beat of U93. C) Jim Leath and Dan Ryan are enjoying their food. D) Joe Zahrn and Connie Hall share a special moment. E) Michelle Merrill and Denise Jenks are best friends for life. F) Members of the '84 class are enjoying themselves. G) Greg Colvin — the future Elvis Presley! THIS PAGE. A) Mike Huspen. Joe Zahrn. Scott Howe, and Ken Moyer are getting ready to dance. B) Julie Hamer and Annika Spang berg are having fun! C) Linda Mantke accepts her award. D) Cindy Nye is ready to jump for her award. E) Arnold Eich-berg receives his own special dinner. F) Darrell Harris and Scott Hamilton enjoy reading the class will. 121 A) Class No-Show. Pam Webber finally arrives. B) Mike Huspen. AI Ferguson. Bob Bruce, and Richard Toney. The Motley Crue. C) The class of '84' gathers outside the Marriott Hotel. D) Class Klutz. Troy Wright fumbles around with Wendy DeGraff. E) King Phillips graciously accepts his favorite teacher award. F) Rhonda Knuth living up to her reputation. as class flirt. Most Likely to Succeed Cindy Nye Zoe Zahrn Class Jock Dionne Lulko Will Koch Best Dressed Lisa Boreham Dana Dixon Class Clown Connie Hall Keith Lenoir Class No Show Pam Webber Doug Fisher Best Looking Diana Bixby David Christensen Class Gossip Linda Mantke Keith Lenoir Most Religious Beth Turnipseed Greg Colvin Best Dancer Rhonda Knuth Dana Dixon Biggest Bulge Arnold Fichberg Best Hooters Angela Harrington Worst Driver Carol Sunday Keith Lenoir Best Legs Diana Bixby Jay Morton Class Flirt Rhonda Knuth Keith Lenoir Most Innocent Kim Hildebrand Greg Colvin Classiest Diana Bixby Dana Dixon Class Airhead Tracy Smoker Randy Cable Class Partier Debbie Hanks Rick Remus Best Gluteus Maximus (Buns) Diana Bixby Greg Colvin Class Brown Nose Tracy Smoker Joe Zahrn Class Klutz Kim Hildebrand Troy Wright Class Know-it-all Wendy DeGraff Dan Scheffler Favorite Teacher Mr. Phillips Favorite Underclassman None Worth Mentioning Hang Out Pebblewood Favorite Drink Jack Daniels Schooling is a highly personal experience. It provides a foundation — a beginning — for all of adult life. Graduation is simply the end of a beginning. Each year, be bestow our diploma on several scores of young adults. We do so in order to provide each of them with a symbol of our belief that they have mastered the subjects we believe are essential to their future well being. Your diploma means that you have earned the right to go forth with honor and to continue building upon the foundation you have started heret and continue you must if you wish to enjoy a satisfying, happy and profitable lifetime in today’s highly competitive world. To view your diploma as an end of formal and informal learning is to invite early disaster into your life. In Berrien Springs, we trust that your school experiences have been both profitable and pleasant. We trust that you leave us with a solid base of knowledges that you have developed a series of skills in the use of machines and tools: and. above all. that you have come to appreciate the values of your American heritage — values which are absolutely necessary if we are to live together in harmony and to prosper. Of these three, values are the most important for they last a lifetime — and beyond. Knowledge and skills must be daily altered. For each of us. our values reflect what we are: our knowledge and skills give evidence of what we know and can do. Schools are very complex organizations because the people who attend and work in them are. themselves, very complex. The school must adjust to the people it serves just as these people must adjust to the school. This process, you will find, is repeated over and over again from the family to the nation itself. With out adjustment, based upon respect, civilized life is not possible. We are extremely proud of you and we hope you are equally proud of your accomplishments as a Shamrock. Very likely, you have received in proportion to what you have given: And that too is one of life’s lessons. We usually get out of something what we put into it. As you go forth, we wish you Godspeed We can ask for nothing more. Dr. Jon Schuster Superintendent of Schools 123 A) Pastor Maynard Schoen delivers an inspirational Baccalaureate sermon. B) Geoff Cummings and Beth Turnipseed concentrate hard on marching together. C) The Class of 984 sings the Baccalaureate hymn. Lead On. O King Eternal. D) Reverend Stephen Rumer reflects before offering the Invocation. E) The band, under direction of Mr. Scott Knitter, play their hearts out during the musical dedication to the seniors. A PRAYER FOR THE FUTURE The 1984 Baccalaureate Service turned out to be a beautiful evening. It began with a musical dedication to the seniors by the band. Five seniors from the band took part in the dedication. This was followed by the Class Processional to the traditional tune of Pomp and Circumstance. Reverend Stephen Rumer gave the Invocation and a scripture reading. Pastor Maynard Schoen gave the Baccalaureate sermon. A hymn titled Lead On. O King Eternal , accompanied by senior. Kim Hildebrand, succeeded the sermon. Reverend Rumer offered the Benediction and the seniors exited to Crown Imperial” played by the band. 125 THE END Commencement is always an exciting night at Berrien Springs High School. The graduating seniors fidgeted beforemarching. making unneeded last-minute adjustments. As always, the night went smoothly. The Salutatorian. Kim Hildebrand, gave a heart-warming welcome. Co- Valedictorians. Cheryl Guettler. Cindy Nye and Joe Zahrn. presented a profound and inspirational address. When all was done, though happy. tears of sadness could be seen in many eyes. c A) Greg Colvin offers the Invocation. B) The honored members of the Board of Education. C) Gerald Weaver concentrates on marching in step. D) Mrs. McMillen helps Beth Souers with a few adjustments. E) Connie Hall is proud to he a member of the Class of 984. F) Principal. Sam Wright, presents the Salutatorian Co-Valedictorians to the crowd. G) The Class of 19841 A) Michelle Goliath safely secures her cap. B) The crowd watches the ceremony intently. C) Dan Wise asks, Did miss a note? D) Kurt Gerlach shows his pride tonight. E) Mike Huspen feels the magic of the moment. F) Dana Dixon and Sue Salas reflect on memories of our school years. G) Senioritis hit Rick Remus and Chris Kacsits hard! H) Julie Hamer's concentration shows on her face. A BEGINNING RICH ALBERS: Spanish Club I; Sports I. 2. 3, 4. Musical Stage Hand 3 DIANA BIX BY: Sports I. 2. 3. 4: NHS 3. 4: Class President , 2. 3. 4; Student Council Representative I, 3, 4; Student Council Secretary 4: Homecoming Queen 4; Yearbook 3. 4 (Advertising Editor 3; Photographer 4); Queen Contestant 4 (Queens Court) USA BOREHAM: Sports I. 2 JOHN BRANT: Sports 2 KAREN BROCK: Wrestling Manager 4: Musical Stage Hand 4 BOB BRUCE: Pep Band I. 2, 3. 4. Band I. 2. 3. 4 STEVE BURKS: Sports I. 4 LORETTA CABLE: Sports I. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook 4 (Copy Editor. Photographer) RANDY CABLE: Sports I. 2 BRIAN CAMPBELL: Sports 4 MIKE CAMPBELL: Sports I. 2. 3. 4. NHS 3. 4. Mr. Shamrock Contestant 3. 4 DAVID CHRISTENSEN.- Sports . 2. 3. 4. Mr. Shamrock Contestant 4; Spanish Club I. 2: Thespians 4: Drama Club 4: Musicals 2. 4 GREG COLVIN: German Club 4: Science and Math Club 3. 4-. NHS 3. 4; Sports , 2. 3. 4-. Manth and Science Club Vice President 4; Student Council Representative 3. 4.- Student Council President 4: Chess Club I, 2. 3, 4; Musicals , 4; Mr. Nice Guy and Mr. Shamrock 4 GEOFFREY CUMMINGS: Sports I. 2. 3 WENDY DEG RAFF: Band . 2. 3. 4. Cheerlead ing I. 2. 3. 4: Ski Club 4-. NHS 4. Class Secretary I. 2. 3. 4; Queen C 2nd Runner Up to Miss Berrien Springs 4 TERESA DINGES: Yearbook 4; Track Manager 3 DANA DIXON: Sports I. 2. 3. 4,1st Runner Up to Mr. Shamrock 4 ARNOLD EICHBERG: Sports I. 2. 3. 4 ALAN FERGUSON: Sports , 2. 3. 4 DOUG FISHER: Science and Math Club 4; Cross Country 4 KURT GERLACH: Sports I RENE GOMEZ: Cheerleading 3. 4; Ski Club 4. Pom Pon Girls 2, 3; Queen Contestant 4 CHERYL GUETTLER: Pep Band I. 2. 3. 4. Band I, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club I. 2; Thespians 3. 4; Drama Club I. 2; NHS 3, 4; President — Thespians 4; Secretary — Thespians 3; Sec- retary — NHS 4: Musicals , 2, 3. 4 CONNIE HALL: Sports I. 2. 3. 4; Band I, 2; Cheerleading ,- Ski Club 4; Pom Pon Girls 3; Student Council Representative: Queen Contestant (Queens Court) DEBORA HALL: Pep Band 2. 3, Band I. 2. 3. 4: German Club 2. 3, 4: Science andMath Club I, 2. 3. 4: Thespians 3, 4; Drama Club 2; NHS 3. 4; Drama Club President 2. 3; Science and Math Club Secretary I. 2 and Vice President 3: German Club Secretary 4; Musicals 2. 3, 4 DEBORAH HANKS: Queen Contestant JULIE HARNER: German Club 2. 3. 4: Ski Club 4; Sports I; Thespians 4; Drama Club 2. 3; Drama Club Secretary 2: Musicals 2. 3. 4; NHS 4 ANGELA HARRINGTON-. Sports 2 KIM HILDEBRAND: German Club 2. 3. 4; Thespians 3. 4; Swingers Drama Club 2; Musicals 2. 3. 4: NHS 3. 4 LISHA HUDSON: Cheerleading 2; Cross Country , 2. 3: Sports I. 2; Ski Club , 4: Yearbook 3 MIKE HUSPEN: Sports I. 2. 3. 4 DENISE JENKS: Band I. 2; Spanish Club I. Pep Band 2 CHRIS KACSITS: Sports I. 2. 3. 4: Pep Band . Band RHONDA KNUTH: Sports I. 2. 3. 4. Ski Club 4. German Club 2, 3. 4; Pom Pon Girls 2. 3; Homecoming Court 4; NHS 3. 4; NHS Vice President 4: Student Council Representative 2. 3. 4; Student Council Secretary 3 WILLIAM KOCH: Sports I. 2. 3. 4. Student Council Representative JEFF KOERN: Sports I. 2. 3. 4 ALISON KOLBERG: Sports , 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club I: Ski Club 4: Cheerleading ,- Homecoming Court 4; Queen Contestant 4; Student Council Treasurer 3. 4: Student Council Representative 3. 4 TRACY KREITER: Wrestling manager , 2, 3, 4: Equestrian team , 2, 3. 4 DANIAL KRUMROY-. Art Club 2 JIM LEATH: Sports , 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4 JOHN LEATH: Sports I. 2. 3. 4 JIM LEHOCKY: Sports I. 2. 3. 4 KEITH LENOIR: Sports I. 2. 3. 4; Band , 2: 128 Student Council Representative I; Musical 4 DON LEWIS: Sports . 2 3. 4: Musical 3. 4 (Back gourground artist) JIMMY LIPKINS: Sports I. 2. 3. 4 DIONNE LULKO. Sports I. 2. 3. 4; Quiz Bowl Team 3; NHS 3, 4: Yearbook 3. 4 (Editor 4) 1st Runner Up to Miss Berrien Springs 4 TAMARA MAIER: German Club 2, 3, 4: Top Ten Senior 4 LINDA MANTKE: Band . 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 3: Pom Pon Girls 4; Flag Corp 3. 4: Miss Congeniality Berrien Springs Contest; Yearbook 3 LEIGH MARKS. Band I. 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club h Sports ; Flag Corp 4; Queen Contestant 4 MELODIE MARSKE. German Club 2. 3. 4: Quiz Bowl Team 3, 4; Science and Math Club 3; Thespians 3, 4; Drama Club 2; NHS 4; Thespians Vice President 4; German Club Vice President 4; Musical I, 2. 3. 4 MICHELLE MERRILL: Wrestling Manager , 3; Equestrian Team , 2, 3. 4 JAMES MILLRING: German Club 3, 4; Sports 2; Close-Up 3; Yearbook 4 JAY MORTON: Sports I. 2. 3. 4: Drama Club 3; Spanish Club 2; Band I. 2; Ski Club 4; Musical 3 KENNY MOYER: Sports I. 2. 3. 4 KARL NICKERSON: Sports I. 2. 3. 4 CINDY NYE: German Club 2. 3. 4. German Club Treasurer 2. 3. 4; German Club President 4-. Sports 2; Thespians 4; Drama Club 2. 3. 4; Musicals 2. 3. 4; N.H.S. 3. 4 CLARIS A PATTERSON: Pep Band I. 2. 3: Band I. 2. 3. 4; Pom Pons 3. 4; Ski Club 4; Sports , 3. 4 LINDA PATTERSON: Sports I. 3. 4 KEN PEDDICORD: Sports I. 2. 3. 4 LAUREEN RAINERI: Yearbook 3: Spanish Club I BRIAN RUMER. Sports I. 2. 3 DANIEL RYAN: Spanish Club 2; Sports . 2 3. 4 SUSAN SALAS: Spanish Club I; Sports I. 2 Class Vice President 3, 4; Student Council Representative 2. 3; Vice President Lakeland Conference Student Senate 3; Girls State Delegate 3 DAN SCHEEFLER. Chess Club 3. 4. Quiz Bowl Team 3, 4; Science and Math Club , 2 3. 4; Science and Math Club President 4; Ski Club 4; Spanish Club 3. 4; N.H.S. 3. 4; Close-Up 3 STEVE SCHMALTZ: Sports 2 JOEY SCROGGINS: Sports . 2 3 SCOTT SHAFFER: Art Club 3. 4 LAURA SHANE: Pep Band 2 Band I. 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club ; N.H.S. 3. 4: Sports I. 2. 3. 4; Swingers ,• Top Ten 4 LAURA SHEARER: Sports 2. 3. 4 JEFF SHEMBARGER: Sports . 2 3. 4 PAULETTE SKORUPA: Wrestling Manager 3. 4 TRACY SMOKER: Cheerleading 2. 3. 4; Pom Pons 2; Ski Club 4; Homecoming Court 4; Miss Berrien Springs 4 BETH SOUERS: Sports I. 2 ANNIKA SPANGBERG: German Club 4; Thes pians 4; Drama Club 4; N.H.S. 4; Sports 4; Musicals 4 RICKY STARNS: Spanish Club MONTY STROUTS: Sports I. 2 CAROL SUNDAY: Cheerleading , 2 Spanish Club I; Pom Pons 3. 4; Sports , 2 3. 4; Student Council Representative I. 2 Homecoming Court 4; Miss Baroda Contestant (Queens Court) 4; Yearbook Staff (Copy Editor) 4 JOHN SZUCS: Band I, 2 Sports I. 2 3. 4; Mr. Shamrock Contestant 4 RICHARD TONEY: Band , 2 3. 4. Chess Club 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 2. 3. 4; Quiz Bowl Team 3. 4; Science and Math Club 3. 4; N.H.S. 4; Musicals 4 ARIEL TORRES: Spanish Club 2 Sports 3. 4 BETH TURNIPSEED: Yearbook (Treasurer) 4 JOYCE URIAS: Band I SHEILA URQUHART-. Softball Manager I GERALD WEAVER: Sports I. 2. 3 LORI WITT: Band 2. 3 TROY WRIGHT: Sports I. 2. 3. 4. Class Vice President ,- Student Council Representative I. 2 3. N.H.S. 3. 4 JOE ZAHRN: Science and Math Club I. 4; Science and Math Club Treasurer 4; Spanish Club I. 2; Thespians 4: Drama Club 3. 4; N.H.S. 3. 4: Sports I. 2 3. 4; Class Treasurer 1. 2. 3. 4: Student Council Representative I. 2. 3; Musicals I. 2 4 129 Q WHATEVERITTAKES is a very big word. j Well, maybe not a word, exactly. But a commitment—a commitment about money. Andrews University will do whatever it takes to give you an opportunity for a Christian education. We give you the chance. You make the choice. It's called the Stretch Concept. It simply means that if you do everything you can to make ends meet for college, Andrews will do the rest. You must apply for all the loans and grants available and work to your potential. Your parents must stretch to help you, if they can help at all. Then Andrews will make up any difference. ANY DIFFERENCE. $500, $1,000, $2,000—sometimes as much as $3,000. You reach as far as you can and Andrews will pull you the rest of the way. A. . With the Stretch Concept at Andrews you can’t honestly say that a lack of money kept you out of an Adventist college. A Because Andrews does whateverittakes. Sound too good to be true? Put us to the test —toll-free. We’re ready and waiting to stretch for you. y Call us on the In-Line In Michigan: 1-800-632-2248 Outside Michigan: 1-800-253-2874 Andrews University 132 Congratulations Class Of 1984! i i % r) ir xTHowaii Onfd fV FLOWERS • GIFTS WHETSTONE’S w 1124 N 5TH STREET NILES, MICHIGAN 49120 GARAGE 616-683 5454 Phil Hurlbutt George Donneker ROGER KESTERKE INSURANCE AGENCY Life • Auto • Home • Farm • Business Honesty is our “BEST POLICY” 106 South Main Street Telephone (616)471-7350 Berrien Springs, Ml 49103 IDCE L KRAMER AUTO PART heritage bank BIXBY ORCHARDS Congratulations To Class Of 1984!! LEMON TREE SALON THE JOURNAL ERA 104 W. Ferry St. Berrien Springs 471-2440 “Serving Central Berrien County for 107 Years.” Congratulations qnMjmgyp Class Of 4 in 107 N. Main, Berrien Springs, Ml Good Luck Seniors (616)473-1861 MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Michiana POOLE CONSTRUCTION CO., Now Serving 14 Location INC. . 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Your public school, there is no better place to learn. VOUR YEARBOOK. THERE IS NO BETTER PLACE MEMBER! thisIdition of the W84 SHAMROCK IS DEDICATED T A) Chris Kacsits sighs. I'm bored B) Janet Burns says It's going to pop! C) Kirk Patterson surprises James DeLaney. Look what I got! An A! D) Carol Sunday and Tracy Smoker, the real Cagney and Lacey. E) Tresa Zech laughs. There are no donuts in this box! F) Amy Morton asks. Do you want me to type again? O) Jim Zielke and Jeff Cummings are joking around in English class again. A) Heather Knuth + Brian Rudlaff B) Tammy Poole + Brad White C) Ed Kerlikowske + Monica Herman D) Mike Clancy + Tracy Smoker E) Julie Lewis + Dan Dembinski E) Shari Hiebert + Scott Howe G) Dean Shembarger + Linda Mangus H) Randi Petzke + Dave Christensen I) Rene Gomez + Dana Dixon J) Karl Nickerson + Dionne Lulko K) Janice Guzicki + Jim Le-hockey. NOW IS THE TIME TO LOVE IT IS A GOD - GIVEN PRIVILEGE ! ! ! t . . , r