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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1985 volume:

Across the water I see a light There the light is shining bright It is there, there for me I feel it calling, leading me Into new waters, I’ve never known Showing me a life of my own MR ELMER DYKEMAN: Some of my best memories are those of the drama department and my participation in the various productions. MR. CHARLES COSPER: MR. JOHN DONELY: Cruising in my green Dodge. MRS HELEN EBY: Expectations were foremost in my high school and in my family. Students were expected to achieve up to their potential MRS. MARY FRANCIS: MR. EDWARD HEMPEL: I remember most my industrial and vocational classes. What do you remember most about your high school experience? MR. RON ARCHER: Arguments in Government class with our loud, kingly teacher. MR. JACK BAKER The world was full of opportunities and high school provided the means to achieve exploration into dreams. MRS. SANDY BARE FIELD: MR. JAMES BOWSER: MR. LARRY BURMAN: It's tougher for kids today because they have so many outside factors to deal with. MRS. KAY CATER: MR. GARY HUTTEN-STINE: I enjoyed band the most during high school. I made lots of close friends in band and were a close knit group. The Niles High School band was very dynamic at that time and we were proud to be members. MR. DALE KIMBALL: MR. VICTOR KING: I remember playing my tuba in the South Haven School Band for five years. MR. GARY KUREK: The only memories about my high school years were good ones. Some of which can be printed and some that should not. MRS. JAN LANCELOT: The spirited pep assembly we organized for our state baseball champs, an inspiring band festival in River City with Meredith Willson. ms. jill McConnell. MRS. BARBARA La-COURT: Our senior class and the good times we had together. MRS. BONNIE McMIL-LEN: I remember the inspiration my teachers gave me to further my education. MRS. CORNELIA MILLER: MRS. CAROLINE PAULSEN: MR. DAVID PAULSEN: I remember high school as academic work. MR. TOM PHILLIPS: I remember participating in alerts relating to nuclear attacks. MR. DICK REAMS: One of the most memorable times for me was acting with some of my classmates in the senior play. MR. GERALD REED: Nearly every memory I have of high school is a positive memory. MR. JOHN REPPART: Sprots helped me develop skills and values which have helped me all my life. MR. ROY RENNHACK: MR. BILL RUDMAN: MRS. LOLA SMITH: Playing in the band and sax quartet, sports, reading Jane Eyre in 9th grade, and having a good time with my friends. i MR. CONRAD STOVER: High school was the most exciting learning period of my life. There really is no life after high school. MR. BILL STROUD: MR. WAYNE WRIGHT: I always remember my senior English teacher, Mrs. Cline. MRS. ROBERTA FARWELL: I remember the school work, teachers encouraging me to reach for the best, attending dances, athletic events, and our Class Trip! MR. SAM WRIGHT: MR. JIM BER-MINGHAM: MRS. RUDY FRANTZ: My most memorable time was representing my school in the 9th grade and giving my speech for Go-venor Williams. MRS. BONITA PAUSTIAN: I attended Berrien Springs (class of 53) and all four years were great! School and community spirit was high! MRS. ELEANOR MOON. I truly enjoyed my High School years. 1 loved the plays and basketball games. MRS. DAWN LULKO: What I remember most was my freshman year at non parchial Redford Union High School. We had the ability to talk in the hallways at noon. DR JON SCHUSTER - SUPERINTENDE NT ELIZABETH BENNETT - VICE PRESIDENT 8 RONALD WILLIT — TRUSTEE BRUCE TAICLET - ASST. SUPERINTENDENT PAUL BIXBY — TREASURER RICHARD SHUNKWILER - TRUSTEE JEFF PORTER - SCHOOL BOARD PRESIDENT EDWIN KERLIKOWSKI - SECRETARY DORIS WALTON — TRUSTEE E A) Left to Right: Gertude Holmes, Sally Forraht, Lill Tinker, Louise Zech. Back Row: Sandy Swartz, Daisy King, Barney Smith, Jean Downs, Bev Evans, Betty Daubert. Not Pictured: Scott Bormann, Judie Guzicki, Sharon Heaney, Barbara Jacob, Scott Johnson, Pat Liston, Elsie Nidlinger. B) Sharon Heaney can't wait til the day is over. C) Bev Evans says stay in your seat while the bus is moving. D) Sally Forraht says If I can drive this bus 1 can drive a semi. E) A dedication to Milt Sluder. 9 Q u i c K E R P I C K E R Left to Right: A) Dan Topash, Corey Shoop, Scott Howe, Roger Elowsky. B) Roger Elowsky is keeping B.S.H.S. looking good. Q Corey Shoop smiling on the job. 10 Left to Right: A) Joyce Daniels, John Kieler, Theresa Bunch, Carolyn Strouts, Janet Harris, Mary Davis. B) Arlene Skorupe doesn't take any hassle from anyone. C) Beverly Kelly, Sue Cable, Mary Davis are preparing the daily lunch. D) Theresa Bunch, are you day dreaming today? 0 11 Congratulations Class Of '85!!! Compliments Of GEIGER HARDWARE 101 E. Ferry St. Berrien Springs Ml 49103 Your Hometown Hardware Store. DAVID LADD _ CAMPER SALES : 471-5233 u P.O. Box 334 J ‘ Berrien Springs Located At Don Sprung Chevrolet. Congratulations Class Of 85!!! BARODA BARBER SHOP Congratulations To Class Of 85!!! U n 8986 First Street Baroda, Mich. 49101 4 KOHN EASTING CORP. 616-422-2105 — . Bob Lausch PREMIER TOOL DIE CAST Corporation ZINC • ALUMINUM DIE CASTINGS Berrien Springs Michigan 49103 Phone 616 471-7715 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Graduating Class Of 1985 12 ONE + ONE = Compliments of rade mes SHOPPER’S GUIDE 1 In School News Views The Herald-Palladium And WHFB AM FM ST. JOSEPH • BENTON HARBOR. MICHIGAN Congratulations To Class Of 1985!! 115 Main Street Eau Claire. Michigan 49111 PHONE 461-6941 from THE JOURNAL ERA Serving Central Berrien County for 108 Years. POOLE CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 500 Poole Dr. • Berrien Springs, Michigan 49103 Charles D. Poole, P.E. President (616) 471-1110 Congratulations Class Of '85!! PRESCRIPTION SHOPPE George F. Quiriconi, R. Ph. PHONES: 471-4000 101 W. FERRY HOME: 471-3736 BERRIEN SPRINGS, MI 49103 13 r Berrien General Hospital Congratulates the graduates and cheers the underclassmen A Congratulations, Seniors! Michigan National Corporation Banks MtMHMtDIC LTI — «L964-1 Disk Misc 11 — 10 12 84 - jg — MNB 5 x7Ad- Clearlace Heavy Cl — THANK YOU FOR YOUR BUSINESS SPORTS (A oH H mo G ptu ue it all... in a yearbook JOSTENS PRINTING AND PUBLISHING DIVISION Compliments Of: Mike Rowe — Yearbook Div. John Young — Scholastic Div. Ace is the place with the Helpful Hardware Man ® 4032 M-135 St. Joseph, Ml 49085 VIDEO MOVIE RENTALS “TRY BEFORE YOU BUY” Huge Selection Sales Rentals PANASONIC • SANYO • RCA TV SALES VIDEO CAMERAS VIDEO RECORDERS STEREOS .VHS BETA -VIDEO MOVIE RENTALS -VIDEO TAPE SALES -VIDEO DISC RENTALS 473-5941 WIZARD S. U S. 31 BERRIEN SPRINGS 2 Ml. SOUTH OF BERRIEN SPRINGS NEXT TO BERRIEN BUGGY 15 LTo the Senior Class; ktaiu): 'T'L---1 ment ri ; 1 It: The year we have dreamed about. It has been a year exchange — in ourselves and in the tr environment We have learned Competition in our a [|e t. “But we're young — we've adjusted! Through those years we nave enjoyed ootn good times and nara nines, irned from our failures and grown stronger by building on our successes. We have been a class noted for in our athletics, fine arts, and scholastics. We have grown together, watching each other change, adapt, and come unique people. Our senior year brings us a new beginning, perhaps the mqft important in our live It has been an honor to be your president. Class of 1985! K n V Scott McMillen Senior Class President Tim Ambs Angelika Antonowitsch Kevin Bartz Diana Bolton Sherry Borchert Larry Bowen Kip Bowser Chandra Cable Carl Campbell Peggy Sue Carrington Mike Clancy Tim Clingerman Tammy Cluff Teresa Dalton Greg Davis Alfred Dotson Seniors 17 This page: A) Mike Maruk says to sister Lorrie, Look at the camera. B) Cynthia Glenn says, Aren't I cute? C) Seniors, Seniors! D) Hey Kirn Flory, daydreaming again? E) Does your finger taste good, Jean Huspen? F) Elek Schneider, didn't you know preppie was out? Opposite page: A) Sheila Lipkins and Cynthia Glenn, after eating a school lunch. B) Marvin Kassner is listening intently. C) Stephanie Juis-ter and David Mundy are friends forever. D) Don Ferguson says, I wear my sunglasses at night! E) Cary Hensley laughing at a joke. F) Smile pretty, Kim Evans! G) Mike Kugel, Ernest Griffen and Brad White display their interest in class! 18 Seniors Angela Ellis Richard Evans Deborah Faulkner Kim Flory Rhonda Foster Tim Fredricks Cynthia Glenn Russell Goliath Joseph Grabowski Lori Griffendorf Ernest Griffen Evelyn Hance 20 Seniors Brian Hanks Douglas Hansen Chad Hartline Sue Hebner Cary Hensley Timothy Hinchman Kelly Hodgkinson Laery Hurley Jean Huspen Julie Johns Sarah Johnson Stephanie Juister Marvin Kassner John Kieler Kendra King Hollie Klinkhammer Bruce Komula Tony Krause Robin Krieter Amy Kroening Seniors 21 This Page: A) Brian Sorce syas, “Kevin, wake up! B) Stephanie Juister crowned Miss Teen of Michigan 1984. C) The mighty seniors! D) Shalini Massey says, Who, me? E) Nancy Morgan and Pam Shunkwiler dressed to kill. Opposite page: A) Carol Williams says, Salute! B) Angie Antonowitsch says, Watch it buddy! C) Brad White says, I know I'm good! D) Allen McGowan, Fresh. E) Jeff Perry and Mike Kugel discuss party plans. F) John Kieler, He's so shy! 22 Seniors - ___________________________ m % T SENIOR DIRECTORY INDEX TIMOTHY AMBS: Ski Club 3, 4; Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 ANGELIKA ANTONOWITSCH: Band 1, 2, 3 KEVIN BARTZ: Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; (Vice President, 4) DIANA BOLTON: Spanish Club X; Sports 3, 4; Student Council Rep. 1, 2 SHERRY BORCHERT: Cheerleading, 4; Sports 1; Track Manager 2; Class Secretary 2, 3; Class Treasurer 1; Student Council Rep. 2, 3, 4 KIP BOWSER: Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Quiz Bowl Team 3; Science and Math Club 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 4); Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; Fellowship of C.A. 2, 3, 4; Musical 2, 3, 4 CARL CAMPBELL: Sports 4 SUE CARRINGTON: Sports 2, 3, 4 CHANDRA CABLE: Band X; Sports X, 2, 4; Pom Pons 2, 4 MICHAEL CLANCY: Ski Club 3, 4; Sports X, 2, 3, 4 CYNTHIA CLAYTON: Spanish Club X; Sports 2, 3 TIM CLINGERMAN: Band X, 2; Spanish Club X; Pep Club X; Sports X, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3 TERESA DALTON: Band X; Sports X, 2, 3, 4 GREGORY DAVIS: Chess Club X, 2 KIM EVANS: Sports X, 2, 3 26 RICHARD EVANS: Sports 2, 3, 4 DEBORAH FAULKNER: Spanish Club X, 2; NHS 3, 4; Sports X, 2, 4; Musicals 3,4 DON FERGUSON: Band X, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club X, 2, 3, 4; Sports X KIMBERLY FLORY: Band X; Sports X, 2, 3, 4 RHONDA FOSTER: Band X; Sports X; Cross Country Track manager 2, 3 TIMOTHY FREDERICKS: Sports 3 CYNTHIA GLENN: Pom Pons 2, Co-Captain 3 LAUREN GRIFFENDORF: Sports X ERNEST GRIFFEN: Sports X, 2, 3, 4 EVELYN HANCE: Band X, 2; Pep Club X; Sports X, 2 BRIAN HANKS: Sports 3, 4 DOUGLAS HANSEN: Library Club 3; Sports X, 2, 3, 4 SUZANNE HEBNER: Sports X, 2, 3 CARY HENSLEY: Sports X TIMOTHY HINCHMAN: Band X, 2, 3; Pep Band X, 2, 3; Sports X KELLY HODGKINSON: Sports X, 2, 3 JEAN HUSPEN: Spanish Club 2; Drama Club 3, 4 JULIE JOHNS: Cheerleader 2; Sports X, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Mgr. 2 SARAH JOHNSON: Band X; Cheerlead- ing X, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Ski club 3 STEPHANIE JUISTER: Band X, 2, 3, 4; Band Council President 3, 4; Pep Band X, 2, 3, 4; Science and Math Club 2, 4 (Treasurer, 2); Spanish Club X, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 2, Vice-President 3); Sports X; Thespians 3, 4 (President 4); Drama Club X, 2; Musicals X, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Newspaper Editor 4; NHS 3, 4 KENDRA KING: Queen Contestant 4 HOLLY KLINKHAMER: Ski Club 4; Sports I, 2, 3, 4 TONY KRAUSE: Ski Club 4; Sports X, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Student Council Rep. 3, 4; NHS 4 AMY KROENING: Spanish Club X, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 3) MICHAEL KUGEL: Ski Club 3, 4; Sports 1, 2, 4 ROBERT SCOTT LEWIS: Sports X, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Mgr. X, 2, 3, 4 JOE LUDWIG: German Club 2, 3; Sports X, 2, 3, 4 DARICE LULKO: Cheerleading X, 2, 3, 4; Quiz Bowl 3, 4; Science and Math Club 3, 4; Sports X, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club X; Thespians 2,3,4; Drama Club X, 2; Play X, 2, 3, 4; Queen Contestant 4 JACK LUNNEEN: Ski Club 3, 4; Sports X, 2, 3, 4 ALLEN McGOWEN: Sports 4 SCOTT McLAUGHLIN: Pep Band X, 2; Band X, 2; German Club 2, 3, 4; Science and Math Club X, 2, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Drama Club X, 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Sports 2, 3; SENIOR DIRECTORY INDEX Musical 2, 3, 4 SCOTT McMILLEN: Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; NHS 3, 4; Class President X, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4) LINDA MANGUS: Band 1; German Club 2; Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 SHALIN1 MASSEY: Spanish Club X, 2, 3, 4 (Vice president 2, 4; President 3); Queen Contestant 4 SHARON MAYSICK: German Club 2, 3 LORI MARUK: Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 3, 4; Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 4; NHS 3, 4 (Secretary 4) MIKE MARUK: Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; MARY MOORE: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band X, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 4); NHS 3, 4; Quiz Bowl 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Thespians 3, 4 (Vice-President 4); Drama Club X, 2 (Vice-President X, 2); Musicals X, 2, 3, 4; Band Council 4 GAVIN MORGAN: German Club Treasurer 4; Quiz Bowl 4; Chess Club 4; X, 2; Ski Club 3, 4; Play X NANCY MORGAN: Pom Pons 3, 4; Queen Contestant 4 SCOTT MOYER: Sports X, 2; DAVID MUNDY: Band X, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Photographer 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Musical 3, 4 BETH OLES: Band X, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Pom Pons 3, 4; Pep Band X, 2 LEONARD OLSON: Ski Club 3, 4; Sports X, 2, 3, 4 MIKE PARMER: Sports X, 2; Fellowship of C.A. 2 LINDA PAUSTIAN: Band X, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, 3; German Club 2, 3; Sports X, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3; Musical 2, 3, 4; Stage Manager 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 4; Queen Contestant 4 JEFF PERRY: Band 4; Pep Band 4; Sports 4 RANDI PETZKE: Ski Club 3,4; Sports X, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Class Vice-President X, 4; Homecoming Queen 4 AMY PLANGGER: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3; Sports 2, 3; Pom Pons 2; Student Council Rep. 3 KEVIN RICHMOND: German Club 2, 3, 4; Sports X, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4 KIMBERLY RILEY: Spanish Club X, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 2, 3) ANN RUDELL: Band X, 2; Pep Band X, 2; Sports X, 2; Spanish Club X BRIAN RUDLAFF: Sports X, 2, 3, 4 KYLE RUDLAFF: Science and Math Club 4; Sports X, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4 ELEK SCHNEIDER: German Club X, 2, 3, 4 (President 4); Spanish Club X, 2, 3; Sports 3, 4; NHS 3, 4 PAMELA SHUNKWILER: Cheerleading I, 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 4); Science and Math Club 2; Thespians 4; Musicals 2, 3, 4 JENNIFER SICKELS: Sports X, 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA SIMKO: Sports X, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Student Council Rep. X, 3, 4; President 4 BRIAN SORCE: Sports 2, 3 KRISTIN STOVER: Sports X, 2, 3, 4; Pom Pons X, 3; Student Council Rep 2 ERIC STUCKEY: German Club 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 3); Science and Math Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3,4; Sports X, 2,3, 4; Drama Club 2; Play 2,3, 4; NHS 3, 4; SUSANN VALZONIS: Spanish Club X; Sports 2 ROBERT VINCENT: Spanish Club 2; Sports X, 3 ROBERT WALKER: Sports X, 2, 3, 4 MELVIN WEAVER: Sports X, 2, 3, 4 GRETCHEN WEIMANN: German Club 2, 3, 4; Sports X, 2, 3, 4 BRAD WHITE: Sports X, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2; Library Club 2; Ski Club 4; Fellowship of C.A. 2 GREG WRIGHT: Sports X, 2, 3, 4 DANIEL WISE: Band X, 2, 3, 4; Science and Math Club 4 ANDREW ZIEMKE: Band X, 2, 3. 4; Pep Band X, 2, 3; Chess Club X, 2,3; Yearbook 4; German Club 4; Quiz Bowl 3; Science and Math Club X, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4 (historian 3); Drama Club X, 2; Play X, 2, 3, 4 27 Micheal Kugel Julie Lewis Robert Scott Lewis Shelia Lipkins Joseph Ludwig Darice Lulko Linda Mangus Lorrie Maruk Mike Maruk Shalini Massey Howard Scott McLauchlin Scott McMillen Jared Minshall 28 Seniors Johnny Moore Mary Moore Joseph Gavin Morgan Nancy Morgan David Mundy Beth A. Oles Leonard Olson Jeff Perry Randi Petzke Amy Plannger Kimberly Riley Ann Rudell Brian Rudlaff Kyle Rudlaff Elek Schneider Pam Shunkwiler Jennifer Sickels Patty Simko Brian Sorce Seniors 29 30 Seniors MEN AT WORK Opposite Page — A) Bob Vincent puts finishing touches on an auto body Ford Pinto. B) Brian Rudlaff and Bob Thomas are bound and determined to get their work done. C) Mike Clancy puts on some last minute stripping as Todd Toll watches in awe. D) Bob Thomas buffs out a fender. E) Don Ferguson walks away from this year's main project car after a long day's work. F) Brian Rudlaff uses “Bondo to the best of his ability. This Page — A) Don Ferguson is caught “working . B) A “soupedup engine? C) The final product. D) David and Johnny admire work well done. E) James Lewis doing his part. C E Seniors 31 D Kristin Stover Susann Valzonis Robert Vincent Robert Walker Brenda Weatherly Gretchen Weimann Brad White Daniel Wise SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Greg Wright Ed Zelmer Andrew Ziemke Gregory Belin Scott Chandler Ruthie Dennis Kym Evans Donald Ferguson David Gonzalez Darlene Kuhens Sharon Lee Jack Lunneen Daniel Lutton Sharon Maysick Alan McGowan Scott Moyer Mike Parmer Linda Paustian Darlene Paxton Teresa Raney Kevin Richmond Anthony Sarcona Micheal Steffen Eric Stuckey Cara Sumner Robert Thomas Melvin Weaver Carol Williams 32 Seniors JUNIORS DeAnn Adams Tom Armour Jeffery Baker Peter Bennett Christopher Blakeman Douglas Bunnell Shlonda Burton Claudia Carvalho Mabel Chancellor Valerie Clark Daniel Clem Kenneth Craft Cami Cundiff Gladson Daniel Johnny Davis Joe DePriest Matthew DePue Russell Dickerson Jason Dowell David Eichman Alison Evans Vicki Evans John Farwell Polly French Coralia Frias Janice Gaul Stephen Gaul Louis Griffen Janice Guzicki Robert Hager Danielle Hall Jon Hamer Monica Herman Kenneth Hernandez Sandra Herzog Victoria Herzog 34 Shari Hiebert Duane Hildebrand Carol Huspen Todd James Curtis Jenkins Tyman Jenkins Darrin Jillson Johna Johnson Michael Jones Melissa Kampe Michelle Kampe Tammy Kiger James Kliemann Kiana Krolzick Laura LaRocco David Lebese Matthew Lehmann Shane Lewis Joyce Lucas Lynn Lucas Randy Luthringer Douglas Marschke Sheri Maruk Lesa Matlack Matthew McGath Tod McMillen Victoria Merkel Jamie Moody Angie Oorberk David Palmer Kirk Patterson Kimberlin Patton Darlene Paxton Kerri Petzke Lane Pfister Bruce Pisarski 35 Paula Pollard Kelly Riely Joel Rudlaff John Rutz Michael Ryan Sheryl Rygg Cara Schram John Schweizer Esther Sequi Larry Shane Raeann Shane Scott Sheeley Katherine Shelton Ted Shelton Dean Shembarger Cory Shoop Jeff Sickels Tracy Slocum Mike Stanner Stacy Stephens David Stroud Steve Tollas Dale Tropp Sandy Vanderboegh Mark VanDusen Donald Vanterpool Nola Ward Brian Wiatrolik Teda Woffard Kathleen Wynegar Tresa Zech Tammy Zelmer Not Pictured: Pamela Anderson Annie Beniot Charles Douce Francisca Gomez Luiz Gonzalez Fredrick Harris Margaret Henstee James Lewis Jerry Oiler Daniel Schultz Jeffrey Scott Rick Stover Patricia Viverette Troy Walter Eric Wavomba Michael Wedel Richard Smith 36 SOPHOMORE Cheryl Bixby Kerri Blakeman Terry Bowen Amy Bowser Jeffrey Bradfield Melody Brattain Brian Bruce Janet Burns Billy Cable Francisco Carabajal William Carlyle Cassie Carvalho Dana Cary Shawn Christie Ronald Colvin Monique Comstock Debra Cottier Linda Craig Diana Crapsey Evelyn Daniel Irene Daughtery Bradly Davis Melissa Davis Laura DePue Debie Dingledine Darcy Dixion Nancy Dormus Jack Dotson Cheri Dougan Nick Dragula Todd Eichman Corey Erickson Eldon Eskridge Mary Fisher Sonya Frank Rhonda Frantz 38 Rhonda Gager Tony Gibson Julis Gillies Aimee Graff Kevin Green Alethea Griffin Calvin Hardin Michelle Hartline Dale Hartman Claudia Hayes Dawn Hill Dawn Hoag Johnny Hoffner Karen Holman Traci Huss Eli John Eddie Johnson Melissa Johnson Scott Jones Melinda Kampe William Keigley John Kener Edwin Kerlikowske Jeanene Kieler Heather Knuth Elizabeth Koebel Tammie Krause John Laskarides Tom Laskarides Victoria Lehocky Laurie Lewis Todd Lohraff John Mayo Brent Moore James Moore Kimberly Muhlbradt 39 Jose Mundo Michelle Naragon Becky Nestle Jodie Oiler Eddie Olson James Parks Denise Parmer William Parmer Cindy Paustian George Pearce Leslie Poley Jeannie Rennhack Beth Richter Brian Robinson Allen Roggow Florence Roland Roger Rudlaff Jeffery Rumer James Rutz JanElla Sands Katherine Schacknies Jennifer Schinkel Bleyer Schneider Jon Schram Cynthia Schulz Jennifer Schuster Leon Shrock Dennis Sieder Susan Smikle Todd Sorce Elizabeth Spray Theodore Stockslagger Shane Stoeckel Christine Strouts Melvin Sturm April Thompson 40 Karen Toney Benjamin Vincent Lorine Weaver Jon Weber Kimberly Wedel Angela Welke Richard Wells Laurie Williams Bill Wilson Tula Wibley Trina Wofford Christopher Yates Stuart Yates Valsala Zachariah Lori Zahrn Not Pictured Thomas Clark Ottie Cowgill Randy Ernsperger Connie Gentry Lisa Gentry James Goldsmith Frank Gomez Jay Makepeace Kimberley Matlack Daniel Muller Michelle Newer Douglas Schultz Elena Velez Patricia Viveiette Mary Zech 42 FRESHMAN Richelle Adams Michelle Ambs Winston Baker Jeffrey Baldwin Andrew Bennett Dawn Benson Christopher Beregsasy Deleen Bidwell Donald Billings Denise Blevins JJrian Boehm Jerry Boles Jason Brewer David Bunnell Kimberly Calderwood Verla-Dawne Campbell Robert Cardona Timothy Carlyle Tania Chavez Christopher Clancy Michelle Coar Robert Colman Susan Craft Julie Dargus Kim Davis Nicholas Dean Clifford DeGraff Delbee Dent Amy DeVries Camille Dixon Greg Dominquiz Sandra Ellis Kendra Eshelman Valerie Evans Lyle Fitsgerald Charles Fleenor 44 Shannon Fleenor Betty Francisco Pitino Francisco Robert Frantz Cecilia Fredricks Joy Frey Shawn Fulbright Raymond Gager Renee Gager Edward Gast Timothy Gentry Jeffery Gilson Stephanie Goodloe Melizza Grayam Brian Green John Greenidge Jason Gregg Sue Griese James Guettler James Hager Robert Halgren Donald Hall Donald Hardin Timothy Hebner Kevin Hinchman Elizabeth Hoffman Tony Huber Patricia Hughes Lori Jackson Theresa Jenks Rhonda Jeschke Michael Johns Bradley Johnson Trade Jones Julie Kiger Karen King 45 Lori Krause Deanna Krolzick David Lantz James Laughner Felicia Lenoir Amy Lewis Tammy Lucas Michael Mantke Kelly Marks William Marsh Katherine Martin Mark McCray Brent McDonald Christian McLauchlin Charles McLaughlin Erica Miles Jeanette Moore Bradley Odiorne Amy Oles Shiela Palminsano Erica Patterson Janet Poling Matthew Purchase George Quirconi Joseph Raineri Kim Reese Mark Remus Ronald Robaska Julie Rodell Scott Rudlaff Ruthven Rose Cheri Sawyer Mama Schinkel Edith Sequi Samir Serrano Alan Sheeley 46 David Shunkwiler Dayna Sloderbeck Carmen Stroud Darryl Strum Diana Thomasson Chenoa Topash Peter Wiemann Kimberly Wetkowski Scott White Arthur Williams Candace Williams Cindy Williams FreSfimen Not Pictured: Christopher Brohman Edward Clark Edwin Clark Willie DePriest Nancy Dormus Tekeena Dinkins Eldon Eskridge Chris Heaton Tammy James Derryn Morrison John Ntaganda Cass Russell William Schirf James Sizemore Randy Smith Shawn Straw Steve Weaver William Wilson Roy Wimbley A) Raymond Gager: Thinking of Kathy again? B) Camille Dixon: You wnat my picture? 47 CANDIDS A A) Monica Herman consoles Sarah Johnson B) I wonder whose foot that is? C) What? Is freshman David Lantz really workin? D) Show us your tongue, Mike Kugel E) Rough night Lori Jackson? F) Paula Pollard helps Melissa Kampe. G) Mr. Dykeman says Smile Sally Zachariah, you're on candid camera! SPORTS Front row: Tim Ambs, Ernest Griffen, Tim Clingerman, Kevin Bartz, Brad White, Mike Maruk, Richard Evans, Kyle Rudlaff. Second row: Leonard Olson, Joe Grabowski, Kevin Richmond, Scott McMillen, Brian Rudlaff, Mike Clancy, Steve Tollas, Jeff Scott, Ken Craft. Third row: Jake Dowell, Joe Ludwig, David Eichamn, David Stroud, Mike Kugel, Bob Hager, Dean Shembarger, Shane Lewis, Tom Armour. Fourth row: Bobby Lewis; manager, Mike Steffens, Lane Pfister, Steve Gaul, John Schweizer, John Harner, Louis Griffen, Danny Clem. Back row: Tim Sunday; asst, coach, John Laskarides; asst, coach, Gary Kurek; asst, coach, Duane McLaughlin; head coach. The Berrien Springs Varsity football team continued its winning tradition this season by going 8-1. The only loss being to Dowagiac. This loss is what kept this year's team from making the state playoffs competition. This season did, however, end on a happy note with a complete rout over Buchanan. Also accomplished this year, was the third consecutive Lakeland Conference title for the Rocks. Coach Duane McLaughlin once again did an excellent job, with the much appreciated help of assistant coaches Gary Kurek, Tim Sunday and John Laskarides. LAKELAND CHAMPS AGAIN!!! Opposite page — A) Mac” surveys his team before a big game. B) Brad White sets up to boot one deep down field. C) Steve Tollas barely misses a pass. D) Ernest Griffen is tackled by a host of Mustangs. E) Mike Maruk and Kyle Rudlaff set up to block for a punt. This page — A) Mac and Lasko discuss that night's game plan. B) Kevin Bartz barks out the signals to his awesome line. C) Ernest Griffen practices his rough running style. D) Brad White tries to evade a Buchanan tackier. E) Mike Maruk darts into the open field. F) The Shamrock defensive team meets in the huddle C F Opposite Page — A) Homecoming King Leonard Olson and Queen Randi Petzke pose for halftime pictures. B) The four remaining contestants were, Debbie Faulkner, Patty Simko, Diana Bolton, and Linda Mangus. Q Stephanie Juister shows her spirit by singing the school song while atop a human pyramid. D) Jake Dowell and Francis Gomez corner a pylon during the schooter race. E) The senior girls give their all during the tug-of-war contest. F) Sophomores circle the musical chairs as Tony Krause and Steve Tollas officiate. This page — A) Gavin Morgan and Jennifer Sickels give a I sneak preview of the senior float. B) The mighty Seniors show off their beloved float before the homecoming crowd. D) The Juniors show their first place float, Drive On To Victory. C) The Sophomores continue the parade with their Eddie-Busters float. E) And here's the Freshman with their version of Where's the Beef , Where's the Eddies. F) Scott McMil-len, come on down! THE WOMEN BEHIND THE MEN A) Monica Herman is such a happy cheerleader. B) Varsity and J.V. Cheerleaders, Front row: Rhonda Jeschke, Shlonda Burton, Amy Plangger, Darice Lulko, Monica Herman. Middle row: Melizza Graham, Pam Shunkwiler, Sheri Maruk, Sarah Johnson. Top row: Laurie Williams, Lori Jackson, Beth Richter. C) A loving bunch of girls. D) Lori Jack-son, show us your underalls! E) A special moment in the life of our J.V. Cheerleaders. E GOOD PROSPECTS! A) Mr. Donley and Mr. Archer survey the team closely. B) Chris Clancy goes end around on a defender. C) Chris Yates watches as Mark Remus makes a stunning tackle. D) Charles Fleenor contemplates his teammates play. E) Frank Carbajal shows his kicking form. F) The Shamrock defense look ready for Watervliets attack. 55 F WOMEN HOOPSTERS HAVE A GOOD YEAR Front row: Debbie Faulkner, Sandy Vanerboegh, Linda Mangus, Stacey Stephens, and Patty Simko. Back row: Lorrie Maruk, Tracy Slocum, Kerri Petzke, and Tammy Kiger. A) Kerri Petzke on the move. B) Vicki Lehocky says, “Oh my gosh, it went in! C) Stacey Stephens in a deep state of thought. D) Debbie Faulkner hang em high. 56 A) Stacy Stephens says Hey, I'm open, pass me the ball! B) Kerri Petzke shoots the hoop, while team mate Stacy Stephens gets ready for the rebound. C) Linda Mangus out reaches the opponent as they battle for control of the ball. D) Coach Paulsen is shocked at a play by her team. 57 JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS — HAVE THEY GOT STYLE! A) Front row: Chris Strouts, Claudia Hayes, Jeanie Rennhack, Julie Kiger, Julie Dargus, and Camille Dixon. Back row: Trina Wolford, Melissa Johnson, Cheryl Bixby, Kendra Eshelman, Vicki Lehocky, Darcy Dixon. B) Darcy Dixon skies for a jump ball. C) Coach Paulsen instructs his team on how to play. D) Darcy Dixon shoots a free throw as Cheryl Bixby moves into the lane. 0 A C Opp. Page: A) Kevin Bartz buries his head into a tackier. B) Sarah Johnson gives her best smile for the camera. Q Mark Remus is finally getting a rest. D) Chris Yates hits another jumper. E) Lori Zahrn can't believe her eyes. F) Our trumpet section at halftime. G) Tony Krause sets the pace. H) Lori Williams watches the game with great anxiety. I) Scott White catches a strike. J) Mark Remus puts one up from behind the backboard. RUNNING CAN BE FUN els is very serious about her sport. C) Matt McGath tucks his head and runs. D) Mike Johns and Scott Rudlaff fight for the lead. E) Scott Lewis takes a confident stride. F) Michelle Kampe determined to win another race. 60 A) Amy Bowser looks dejected after a big meet. B) Ah-CHOO! , feel better Jenny Schuster? Q Angie Wilke just can't understand what the problem is. D) Kris Stover, pain is great! E) Jim Kleeman pays no attention to the cameraman. F) Scott Sheeley attempts his escape. G) Stay out of my way, exclaims John Farwell. H) Kim Muhlbradt strides out with all of her strength. H G E IN30P1S Left to right: John Laskarides, Kevin Bartz, Matt McGath, Chris Yates, John Hamer, Dale Tropp, Greg Wright, Shane Brewer, Kyle Rudlaff, Tom Laskarides. Kneeling: Coach Stew Schofield, Manager Scott Lewis C Opposite Page: a) Shame Brewer charges the lane. B) Kyle Rudlaff pumps in a jumper as John Laskarides moves in for the rebound. C) John Harner fights a Cat for the rebound as Matt McGath stands stunned. D) Chris Yates skies for an awesome layup. E) Kevin Bartz gets his shot blocked by an Eddie. F) Dale Tropp taps the ball away from a Lakeshore Lancer. G) Greg Wright pops one from the top of the key. This page: A) Shane Brewer attempts to block a shot. B) Dale Tropp glides toward the basket. C) Chris Yates on the prowl. D) Kevin Bartz demonstrates his famous hook shot. B 63 Sievers. Back Row 1 to r: Coach -jTn ,dn, ohinson- John Farwell. Hager. Brian Wiatrolik 1 h RePPart- E Olson. Dean Shembarger A) Bob Hager goes up for a somewhat awkward layup. B) Ed Olson does the Hokey Pokey.” C) John Mayo fires up a shot over a Lakeshore Lancer. D) Corey Erickson ready to rebound a free-throw. 64 i r r r i i i i Front row: Cathy Martin — Mgr., David Shunkwiler, Brian Boehm, Tim Gentry, Cliff DeGraff, Peter Weinman, Sheila Snyder — Mgr. Back row: Coach Kimball, Jim Hager, Mark Remus, Todd McLaughlin, Scott White, Shawn Fulbright, Chris Clancy, Bobby Coleman, Coach Huttenstine. A) Brian Robinson demonstrates his unique jump shot. B) Bobby Coleman and Coach Huttenstine study the action. C) Coach Kimball gives a few last minute instructions. D) John Farwell shows everyone the latest dance craze. “FT 1 1 1 1 B U T n 0 I N G I I J 1 J 1 1 1 1 rn 1 1 1 1 V E R Y WELL 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 ■ A) Melizza Graham happy as ever. B) The girls per- form another great feat. C) Darice Lulko cheering her heart out. D) J.V. cheerleaders. Front row: Rhonda Jeschke, Lori Williams. Back row: Beth Richter, Melizza Graham, Trina Wolford. E) Varsity cheerleaders. Sitting: Monica Herman, Darice Lulko. Kneeling: Pam Shunkwiler, Sheri Borchert, Amy Plangger. Standing: Sarah Johnson, Sherrie Maruk. ii i i i i i i T 'l—i—r GLAMOUR GIRLS I I I I I I I I I 1 I I A) Teda Wolford shows her classiest side. B) Kate Shacknies and Teda Wolford pose with their parents during parents night. C) Francis Gomes, another Christie Brinkley? Front row: Felicia Lenoir, Teda Wolford. 2nd row: Melinda Kampe. Connie Gentry, Chandra Cable, Kate Shacknies. 3rd row: Teekena Dinkins, Karen Holman, Beth Oles. Back row: Amy Graff, Cynthia Glenn. A) Where do you think you're going? B) New game: Punk Twister” C) Shane Lewis, Conference Champ. D) Mr. Bowser, looking devilish. Standing: Tim Walker (mgr.), Tod Eichman, Richard Wells, Robert Frantz, Brett Mcdonald, Brad Johnson, Coach James Bowser, Joe Raineri, Bill Marsh, George Quiriconi, David Lantz, Eddie Clark, John Hoffner. Kneeling: Jeff Sickles, Shane Lewis, Bobby Walker, Kip Bowser, Johnny Davis, Kirk Patterson. Seated Mgrs.: Rhonda Wells, Cami Cundiff, Nick Dean. TOO TOUGH C D WRESTLING 68 VOLLEYBALL Back Row: Patricia Hughs, Amy Lewis, Michelle Naragon, Lori Zarhn, Angela Welke, Amy Bowser, Ellen Williams. Front Row: Camille Dixon, Julie Rodell, Denise Parmer, Kelli Mars, Traci Huss, Kim Calderwood, Cheryl Bixby. A) Michelle nt B) DS 'chcryl Bixby gc's Bixby- Jeady for .he serve. 69 c 70 A) Here he is, the man behind all that success. Coach Bermingham. B) Coach Bermingham gives another pep talk (Notice how peppy they are, especially Patty). C) Julie Johns skies above the net to spike the ball for another kill. D) Jennifer Sickels sets up to bump the ball over the net. E) Kim Calderwood shows her game winning form. 71 Front row: Steve Shunkwiler — mgr., Todd Source, Kyle Rudlaff, Corey Erikson, Ed Olson, Jeff Scott, Jon Kesterke — mgr. Back row: David Adams — mgr., Shane Brewer, Steve Gaul, Greg Wright, Dean Shembarger, Tom Armour, Chris Blakeman, Coach Dan Wright. A I Opp. Page A) Bobby Coleman and Steve Gaul think over the situation. B) Coach Wright and Jeff Scott have a man-to-man talk. C) Kyle Rudlaff takes a quick glance at the opposing pitcher. D) Tom Armour cranks another one. E) Coach Wright surveys his team. F) Corey Erikson guarding third. This Page — A) Steve Shunkwiler readies himself for the next pitch. B) Jim Hager checks out the pitcher from the on-deck circle. C) Charles Fleenor flashes a few quick signs. D) Tim Hebner digs in a home plate. E) Bobby Coleman looks for the batters' weaknesses. D 73 b'l'a'z'iWg' 't'h'e' 'b'a III! 1—1— a Front row: Jamie Moody, Alison Evans, Tammy Kieger, Darice Lulko, Kate Shacknies, Michelle Naragon, Melissa Johnson Back row: Coach John Reppart, Vicki Lehocky, Stacy Stephens, Jeanna Ellis, Monica Hermann, Holly Klinkhamer, Denise Parmer, Jeanie Rennhack, Cami Cundiff. 74 'Front row: Michelle Naragan, Valerie Evans, Kathy Martin, Cecelia Fredericks, Becky Nestle, Tula Jeanl Wimbley 2nd row: Claudia Hayes, Tonia Chavez, Angela Welke, Chris Strouts, Diana Thomasson, Susan Craft, Carmen Stroud 3rd row: Coach John Donley, Diana Krolich, Chenoa Topash, Denise Parmer, Irene Daugherty, Janette Burns, Kate Schacknies, Kiana Krozlich ti Opp. Page: A) Holly Klinkhamer looks down to third base for her signs. B) Alison Evans hustling off the field. C) Coach Reppart keeping the stats. D) Kate Schacknies stares down the opposing pitcher. This Page: A) Kathy Martin takes a long windup. B) Carmen Stroud has a puzzled look. C) Becky Nestle tells her favorite joke. D) Coach Reppart speculates on his team's success. BERRIEN A) Shane Lewis is over the hurdle for another Shamrock Victory. B) Scott Sheeley is showing his Shamrock stride! C) Scott White is traveling at warp speed. D) Jose Mundo listens for the gun. F) Bottom: Scott Jones, Brian Robinson, Kevin Green, Brian Rudlaff, Jose Mundo, Kevin Hinchman. Top: Tim Clingerman, Scott White, Brian Wiatrolik, Scott Sheeley, Coach McLaughlin, John Hoffner, Shane Lewis, Kenneth Fellows, Ken Craft. E) Brian Rudlaff shows the fans the right way to jump a hurdle. Despite academic and attendance problems, the mens track team had a successful season. The 1984-85 Shamrock team bore a 4-40 relay team which qualified for state competition along with Scott White. Brian Robinson was named Most Valuable Athlete at the Mcndon Relays. The team also was successful in dual as well as invitational meets. PACERS A) On your marks, get set, GO! B) Go Trina!! C) Alethea Griffin out runs her opponent. D) Amy's up, up and over! E) Only one more lap to go Kim Wetkowski. F) Bottom: Car-lene Garcia, Kim Flory. Middle: Dawn Benson, Amy Lewis, Amy Bowser, Cindy Paus-tian, Trina Wofford, Michelle Kampe, Shiela Palmisano. Top: Kim Wetkowski, Michelle Ambs, Laura Depue, Lori Williams, Erica Patterson, Kim Reese. The 1984-85 womens track team became more of an individual sport than a team sport. Many members improved their talents and one member, Trina Wofford, qualified for state com c petition. I I TENNIS, IT S A SMASH A) Standing: Leonard Olson, Scott McMillen, Scott Jones, John Laskarides, Kevin Bartz, Mike Ryan, Tom Laskarides, Mike Clancy, Jack Luneen, Kneeling: Blyer Schneider, Mike Kugel, Peter Weiman, Tim Gentry, Pam Shunkwiler, Melinda Kampe, Todd Mclaughlin, Betsy Spray, Randi Petzke, Sitting: Heather Knuth, Liri Zarhn. B) The expert takes a swing. C) Mike Ryan Smashes it. D) Scott McMillen serves a mean one. E) Where's the ball Randi? S3LLIALLDV STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: Amy Bowser, Michelle Ambs, Brian Boehm, Ronnie Colvin, Peter Wiemann, Dan Schultz, Steve Tollas, Dean Shem-barger, Scott McMillen Middle Row: Vicki Lehockey, Denise Parmer, Cheryl Bixby, Kendra Eshelman, DeAnn Adams, Patti Simko, Tony Krause Top Row. Julie Pargus, Traci Solcum, Lorrie Maruk, Center: Tom Phillips (sponsor), Sherrie Borchert Sophomore Class Officers: Gary Huttenstine (sponsor), Traci Huss, Melissa Johnson, Lori Williams, Jan Lancelot (sponsor) Freshmen Class Officers: Kendra Eshelman, Michelle Ambs, William Rud-man (sponsor), Joe Raneri, Chenoa Topash 83 COMBINING TALENTS c A.) Linda Paustian showing her true self. B.) Andy Ziemke says, Gee guys, I know my reviews are good but ... C.) I'm the one who is supposed to be taking the pictures around here!! says David Mundy while playing with the computer. D.) I can't believe this is all the money slated for the budget for the yearbook, says Michelle Kampe. E.) Vicki Herzog asks, You aren't giving me another assignment are you? F.) Mike Rowe, Jostens representative, presents sponser Jack Baker and editor Beth Oles with the Golden Gallion Award honoring a job well done on the 1983-84 Shamrock. This is the first year in a very long time that Berrien Springs High School has published a true newspaper. We as a class had much to learn concerning the art of publishing and it became a learning experience in which we all grew together. Nexus published nine issues throughout the year with the paper becoming a true student forum dealing with controversial issues such as the English program and drug abuse. This is the Cinderella story for the 1984-85 academic year. This year the newspaper class was combined with the yearbook class. Next year the two classes will be separated so as they may concentrate on only that class and not both. It has been a hard year for many, one of change for others, but we made it through the rough times of meeting a deadline for the newspaper and a deadline for the yearbook on the same day and its made us all better people. We wish everyone the best of luck in the future in Berrien Springs High School and in life. Sincerely, Beth A. Oles (Editor 1985 Shamrock) Stephanie Juister (Editor Nexus) Sitting 1 to r: Linda Paustian, Andy Ziemke, Treasa Dalton, Valerie Clark, Vicki Herzog, Shane Lewis, and Yearbook Editor — Beth Oles. Standing 1 to r: Polly French, David Mundy, Newspaper Editor — Stephanie Juister, Sarah Johnson, Kevin Richmond, Michelle Kampe, Mary Moore, Tresa Zech, and Sponsor — Jack Baker. The major activity of the Math and Science Club was taking a trip to Chicago. While in the Windy City, the group visited the Museum of Science and Industry. To raise money for the trip, the participants raked leaves in the fall. Members of the Club also participated in the Science Olympiad in March. A) Are you talking to me? asks John Farwell. B) Front Row: Michelle Hartline, Sally Zachariah, Karen Toney. Second Row: Becky Nestle, Stephanie Juister, John Farwell. Third Row: Duane Hildebrand, Darice Lulko, Dan Wise. Back Row: Scott McLaughlin, Matt McGath, Andy Ziemke, Eric Stuckey, Kyle Rudlaff. Never before has Berrien's Quiz Bowl team done as well as this year. At the end of the regular season, Berrien was the only undefeated team. In a disappointing division championship match, the rocks were upset by Covert. The Captain of the team was Mary Moore who offered much encouragement to her teammates. Group photo: Front Row: Peter Weimann, Robert Halgren, Betty Taiclet (sponsor), Jim Guettler, Jeff Baldwin. Back Row: Raeann Shane, Darice Lulko, Gavin Morgan, Mary Moore. New beginnings were very applicable to the band program of 1984-85. Mr. Gerald Reed, a former director of bands at Gobles, was hired as our new director. Sound panels, storage cabinets, and new band uniforms were all purchased for the band this year. The Marching Band performed at halftime of the varsity football games and also traveled to Western Michigan University to see the District VI Marching Festival. For street marching, the band marched in the Memorial Day Parade. The Concert Band went to District Festival and received favorable comments. They also performed in the Christmas Concert, and Ice Cream Social, and for the graduation ceremony. E F Front Row: Matthew Lehmann, Joe Raineri, Shawn Fulbright, Jon Schram, Mr. Gerald Reed. Second Row: Cindy Schultz, Melody Brattain, Rhonda Gager, Cara Schram, Beth Oles, Tania Chavez, Amy Lewis, Melinda Kampe. Third Row: Scott Sheeley, Jennifer Schuster, Becky Nestle, Tracie Jones, Renee Gager, Mary Moore, Stephanie Juister, Erica Patterson, Sandy Ellis. Fourth Row: Todd James, Ray Gager, Karen Toney, Marny Schinkel, Lynn Lucas, Tami Lucas, Melissa Kampe, Cami Cundiff, David Mundy, Winston Baker. Fifth Row: Matt McGath, Jeff Perry, Bleyer Schneider, Polly French, Dan Wise, Brent McDonald, Larry Shane, Jerry Oiler, Tod McMillen, Dale Tropp. Sixth Row: Camille Dixon, Felicia Lenoir, Jenny Schinkel, Kate Schacknies, Heather Knuth, Melissa Davis, Linda Paustian. Not pictured: Don Ferguson. 86 PEP BAND Front Row: Polly French, Becky Nestle, Rhonda Gager, Cindy Schultz, Melodic Brattain, Tania Chavez. Second Row: Scott Sheeley, Tracie Jones, Renee Gager, Mary Moore, Stephanie Juister, Sandy Ellis. Third Row: Tod McMillen, Melissa Kampe, Cami Cundiff, Melissa Davis, David Mundy, Ray Gager. Fourth Row: Dan Wise, Jeff Perry, Bleyer Schneider, Winston Baker, Marny Schinkel. Not Pictured: Don Ferguson. BAND COUNCIL — Front Row: Tracie Jones — Freshmen Representative, Fieather Knuth — Sophomore Representative. Second Row: Mary Moore — Senior Representative, Dale Tropp — Junior Representative. Third Row: David C Mundy — Vice-President, Tod McMillen — Secretary Treasurer. Fourth Row: Stephanie Juister — President. Opposite page: A) The animal in Tod McMillen comes out! B) Beth Oles looks thrilled to death. C) What are you grinning about Sandy Ellis and Renee Gager? D) Band members catching up on last nights news. E) Marching in the homecoming parade. F) Dale Tropp is makin' some music. This page: A) Matthew Lehmann prays for the success of the band. B) Ol' Man River” solo sounds great. Matt McGath! C) What put you in such a daze Jon Weber?!? D) Mr. Reed helps Erica Patterson figure something out. E) The Three Stooges, Camille Dixon, Erica Patterson, and Felicia Lenoir. F) Ray Cater is caught in the act. WERE SINGIN’ AGAIN! New beginnings are apparent for the BSHS choir also. After ten years without a choir, the school has reinstated one. The choir is directed by Mr. James Bingham who went to college in Australia before heading the music department at Kingsway College in Canada. Presently he is working on his Doctorate at Andrews University while directing. The choir has a fantastic start this year. Members have learned music theory as well as working on developing a nice vocal tone. The choir performed their debut at the annual Christmas concert held at the Middle School. Front row: Candice Williams, Sandy Herzog, Lisa Gentry, Kathy Wynegar, Derryn Morrison. Second Row: Brian Bruce, Kimberly Wedel, Shawn Christie, Evelyn Daniel, James Rutz. Director — James Bingham. Third Row: Michelle Coar, Kim Patton, Johna Johnson, Teri Jenks. Fourth Row: David Lebese, Alan Sheeley, Joe De Priest. C D A) Sandy Herzog is concentrating Time After Time. B) Mr. Bingham is trying out to be one of Santa's reindeer. Q Open your mouths' Kim Patton and Derryn Morrison! D) Candice Williams, Michelle Coar, and Shawn Christie — Don't you have your music memorized yet? E) James Rutz and Brian Bruce are deeply involved in their music. F) Peeking over the teachers shoulder again Kathy Wynegar? A) Maid of Honor. Nancy Morgan, Bride Pamela Shunkwiler, Groom, Leonard Olson, Best Man, Mike Clancy. B) Mike Clancy, Alan McGowen, Ken Hernandez, and Mike Kugel say, Come on Gunnar, it's not that bad1. C) Front Row: Louis Griffin, best man; Jake Dowell, Groom. Back Row: Groomsmen, Kevin Richmond, Stuart Yates, Fred Harris, Joe Ludwig; D) Matt Lehmann sings Just You and 1 . E) Diana Bolton and her Flower girl, Monique Langlois. SPANISH CLUB 1985 saw an active Spanish Club. Various activities throughout the year included a hayride, dinner at Chi Chi's, a progressive dinner with Christmas caroling, bowling, and a beach party. This was Miss McConnell's last year as sponsor because next year, parents will sponsor the Club. A) Bottom row: Kim Riley. Jill McConnell — sponsor, Johna Johnson — president, Michelle Coar — secretary, Shalini Massey — vice president, Chenoa Topash — treasurer, 2nd. row: Andy Ziemke, Laurie Lewis, Karen Holman, Kim Wetkowski, Candice Williams, Shannon Fleenor, 3rd row: Stephanie Juister, Kathy Wynegar — historian, Deanna Krolzick, Jenny Zelmer, Renee Gager, Dayne Sloderbeck, 4th row: Elena Velez, Monique Comstock, Angie Welke, Tracy Huss, Robert Cardona, Tania Chavez — historian, 5th row: Sandy Ellis, Theresa Jenks, Beth Hoffman, Jim Guettler, Robert Franz, Joy Frey. B) Who is Karen Holman dreaming of? C) Tania Chavez, of the Spanish Club, smiles with Amy Lewis, of the German Club. D) Shalini Massey and Kim Riley try to decide if Spanish guys are cuter. Bottom row: Scott McLauchlin, Pam Shunkweiler — secretary, Elek Schneider — president, Mary Moore — vice president, Gavin Morgan — treasurer 2nd row: Duane Hildebrand, John Farwell, John Harner, Melissa Kampe, Jason Brewer 3rd row: Karen Toney, Darcy Dixon, Jeff Bradfield, Kate Shacknies, Bleyer Schneider, Mr. King 4th row: Carlene Garcia, Eric Stuckey, Kevin Richmond, Andy Ziemke, Gretchen Weimann 5th row. Becky Nestle, Sally Zachariah, Linda Craig, Brian Bruce, Polly French 6th row: David Smith, Timothy Castanon This year for the first time, 1st year German Students were allowed to join the club. The notorious initiation night lived up to its reputation but even the new members felt it was worthwhile when they came to the Christmas party and when they went on the annual trip to Chicago's Germantown. The club's sponsor, Mr. Victor King, had as much fun as everyone else. G E R M A N A) Is that Melissa Kampe's tongue or is it bubble gum? B) Jeff Bradfield and Darcy Dixon help Bleyer study the German tongue. C) My name is Hildebrand, not Ziegen-fuss! says Duane. D) Gavin Morgan can't find Schweinhund in his German book. E) Peter Weimann, Elek Schneider, and Mr. King are engrossed in a questionable book. A CROWNING OF A NEW QUEEN Morgan, and Karen Fisher. Back row 1 to r: Kendra King, Shalini Massey, Lorrie Maruk, Sarah Johnson, Geri Schulz, Linda Paustian, Diana Bolton, Pam Shunkwiler, Darice Lulko, and Amy Plangger. A.) Karen Fisher takes her first official walk as Miss Berrien Springs. B). B.) Michigan is a Winter Wonderland. C.) Diana Bolton smiles at the audience in her outfit for the dance routine. D.) Kym Evans shows her poise and grace in her evening gown. E.) The queen's court: Kris Stover — Miss Congeniality, Debbie Faulkner — 1st Runner-up, Amy Plangger — 2nd Runner-up. THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE Brad White, 2nd runner-up; Scott McMillen, 1st runner-up; Mike Maruk, Mr. Shamrock; and Kenny Hernandez, Mr. Nice Guy. A.) Brad White, How's it goin'? B.) Mr. Archer doing his host duties. C.) Keny Hernandez takes it off for the girls!! D.) Mike Maruk, raise your hands if you're sure! E.) Kevin Bartz sporting the latest in grass skirt styles. F.) Ernest Griffin states. Make my day!! G.) Tim Ambs says, Come on muscle, show your stuff. H.) Dean Shembarger flexes for the camera. 93 The National Honor Society is an organization promoting scholarship, leadership, character and service. Members not only leaders of the school, but of the community. This year, they participated in the Special Olympics at Royal Valley. Members were assigned one or two students for the day. The NHS members learned patience and a new understanding of handicapped children. The 27th annual NHS banquet was a big success. The 1984-85 members performed a take-off of Gilligan's Island. The purpose of the skit is to show the basis of NHS selection. Other entertainment was provided by Tony Krause who played the piano and synthesizer, Mary Moore who sang, and Stephanie Juister who played the marimba. Dr. Schuster provided special entertainment from Niles. A) Stephanie Juister providing entertainment on her marimba. B) Randi Petzke and Matt Lehmann laugh as Scott McMillen tried on a wrist corsage. Q The Professor Kyle Rudlaff. Skipper Kevin Bartz, and Cilligan Scott McLauchlin show off engineering ingenuity. D) Natives Carlene Garcia, Randi Petzke, and Debbie Faulkner after telling Cilligan the four virtues of the NHS, ask him what his virtues are! E) New inductees participate in lighting candles from the eternal candle of knowledge. Back row: Lorrie Maruk, Scott McLauchlin, Darice Lulko, Elek Schneider. Middle row: Kyle Rudlaff, Eric Stuckey, Kevin Bartz, Front row: Carlene Garcia, Randi Petzke, Patricia Simko, Debbie Faulkner, Stephanie Juister, Mary Moore. Floor: Sherry Borchert Not pictured: Scott McMillen and Matt McGath I pledge myself Always to seek the light of truth. To hold scholarly habits. To engage in worthy service. And to lead forward in all things That shall advance the welfare of the school. 1984-85 NHS Officers Scott McMillen Kevin Bartz Lorrie Maruk Kyle Rudlaff President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Top Ten: Back Row: Elek Schneider, Scott McLauchlin, Mary Moore, Patricia Simko, and Carlene Garcia. Front row: Valedictorian Darice Lulko, Salutatorian Stephanie Juister, Debbie Faulkner, Kyle Rudlaff, and Gavin Morgan. A) Mary Moore warming up for her rendition of The Impossible Dream. ' B) Tony Krause getting ready for his entertainment number. C) The Counterpoints from Niles give a special performance. D) New Inductees: Back row: Scott Lewis, Kip Bowser, Jon Harner, John Farwell, Matthew Lehmann, and Tod McMillen. Front row: Angela Ellis, Cami Cundiff, Melissa Kampe, Tammy Kiger, Shlonda Burton, Claudia Carvahlo, and Julie Johns. BEST SHOW TOWN!!! The Berrien Springs High School Thespian troope 1213 presented “The Wizard of Oz“ to full houses on March 21, 22, 23,1985. This was the last production for director and Thespian and Drama Club sponsor Mr. Ron Archer. The 89 member cast and crew were made up of high school students and members of the Vocalaires from Sylvester Elementary. Through long hours of rehearsal the cast and crew accomplished their goal — STANDING OVATIONS ALL THREE NIGHTS! 1 A A) Shut up you mugs!” states Scott McMillen as the private. B) Cast members of The Wizard Of Oz listen closely to instructions. C) Wicked Witch, Mary Moore, asks Want a light Scarecrow. D) Darice Lulko portrays Mombi, the punk witch. E) The Cowardly Lion, David Mundy, screams frantically as Tibia, Cassie Carvohlo, holds an axe. F) The Scarecrow, Tod McMillen, and Dorothy, Stephanie Juister, wait nervously for their turn to see the Wizard. G) Take an hour for lunch and then at two we're done” sings Teri Jenks and Johna Johnson. H) Ding dong the witch is dead! Thespians Top to Bottom: Kim Bowser, Andrew Ziemke, Matthew Lehmann, Laura LaRocco, Scott McLauchlin, Duane Hildebrand, Linda Paustian, Darrin Jillson, Pam Shunkwiler, Ron Archer; sponsor, Tod McMillen, Darice Lulko, John Farell, Polly French, Stephanie Juister, Dale Tropp, Mary Moore. This year the Thespian Troupe and Drama Club were very busy. In July of 1984, members of both organizations participated in a trip to Stratford, Ontario, Canada. The group say two theatrical productions; The Gondoliers by Gilbert and Sullivan, and Two Gentlemen of Verona by William Shakespeare. The excursion was a lot of fun, and it allowed everyone the opportunity to form and strengthen friendships. Attending the Festival was Andrew Ziemke, Polly French, Laura LaRocco, Michelle Hartline, Danielle Hall, Linda Paustian, Tod McMillen, Mary Moore, Darice Lulko, Dale Tropp, and Stephanie Juister. Providing transportation for the group was Mr. Dan Moore, Mrs. Naomi Paustian, and Mr. Elmer Dykeman. In October, the group participated in Western Michigan University's Drama Day. Clinics were offered to teach students about different aspects of a stage production. Those attending Drama Day saw WMU's drama group perform The Glass Menagerie, by Tennessee Williams. In late October, the Thespians decided that The Wizard of Oz would be performed for the annual spring musical. The Drama Club donated money for the purchase of materials for new flats. Drama Club Front row: Sherri Maruk, Jason Brewer, Heather Knuth, Kate Shacknies, Cara Weber. 2nd row: Carlene Garcia, Becky Nestle, Lori Zahrn, Amyjo Bowser. 3rd row: Linda Craig, Vicki Evans, Melissa Davis, Nola Ward. 4th row: Cassie Carvalho, Claudia Carvalho, Lynn Lucas, Melissa Kampe. 5th row: Janice Gaul, Carol Huspen, Brian Bruce. A) Darrin Jillson contemplating a major problem. B) Stephanie Juister says, Who me? at a rehearsal. C) Are you looking for something Polly French? D) Are you hungry Matt Lehmann? One hundred twenty-eight pints of blood were donated at the annual blood drive sponsored by the Student Council. This is the second most successful year ever and was only three pints short of the school record. All of the blood is donated by volunteers and then it goes to the American Red Cross. If you are looking for a fun date the end of May remember that the Red Cross does not want your body or even your brains. They want to take your blood!! FIRST BLOOD A) Amy Plangger says, Gee, I don't feel so good!'' B) Mr. Rudman demonstrates the casual way to give blood! C) Leonard Olson, It hurts so good! D) Eric Stuckey, Tony Krause, and Kevin Bartz — thinking about Georgia again? E) Will you give blood again next year Larry Shane? E) You don't feel a thing do you Rhonda Foster?! G) Is Peter Bennet getting his ear pierced? H) Did you have enough orange juice Eddie Johnson? I) Ernest Griffen is taking his daily afternoon nap! J) Teresa Dalton, Sarah J Johnson, and Danny Clem are in the process of recovering. Sheri Maruk and Scott McMillen best looking couple, Diana Bo|t , Prom Queen and King, Mike Maruk and Claudia Carvahlo be$| l jng oupie0 00 Look at the happy couples! Michelle and Tod, Linda and David. Where’s Prom King, Leonard Olson crowns Diana Bolton the queen of Prom. Dancing the night away with Rolling Thunder. Prom was held on May 4th at the Lake Michigan College Student Union Center. The theme of the Prom was Inspiration . The lavender and purple balloon archway set the mood for inspiration. Rolling Thunder provided the musical entertainment. your date Ken? 99 WASHINGTON D. C. Fraternity Forever This was the fourth year for Berrien Springs and other high schools in the county to participate in the Close-Up program in the nations capitol. Close-Up is really a race between exhaustion and the energies of a typical high school student, but usually the student wins by a single breath at the South Bend Regional Airport as he she stumbles off of the concluding flight. Close-Up is a six day marathon of workshops, seminars, tours and friendship that usually involves about 140-150 students at one particular hotel, with five hotels being used at one time. The program begins in November, and ends in May with about 15,000 students attending per year. Although students raise the bulk of their funds, local monies and financial support are available. Next year, an additional fundraising exercise will be added. The stress of fundraising and of waiting for the May departure is overwhelmed by the emotional and educational experience while attending. Close-Up is a lifetime experience, the fraternity of going to Washington and meeting students from all over the nation is forever. C.U.D.C. Tom Phillips Close-Up sponsor CLOSE UP Opposite Page: A) And you're going to be gone a whole week? B) Raeann Shane zones out on the airplane. D) The Washington Monument. E) Even Hamlet is tried! G) A memorial to Thomas Jefferson. H) Students are waiting for a House committee hearing to begin. This Page: A) Scenes from the Rotunda of the Capitol building. B) Sculpture of Abraham Lincoln. C) Smile for the camera! D) Mark Siljander's legislative assistant provides information about Congress. E) Were you talking to me? asks Linda Paustian. F) Yes, it's trash! G) Stephanie Juister catches up on a few zzz's. H) Aren't they a photogenic group? I) What dirty joke did you just hear Michelle Kampe? 101 A NIGHT TO REMEMBER! A) Class Clown, Joe Ozzy Ludwig takes time out for a picture. B) Sarah Johnson and Sharon Maysick discussing the latest fashions. C) Mike Clancy and Debbie Faulkner read the class prophecy. D) Best dressed Tony Krause is all smiles after receiving his award. E) Favorite teacher Mr. Dykeman gives a much wanted acceptance speech. F) Don Ferguson, Bob Thomas and Ed Zelmer attack the salad bar before the main dish. Who's Who in the Class of '85 Most Likely to Succeed Class Jock Best Dressed Class Clown tw Best Looking Class Gossip Best Dancer Biggest Bulge Best Hooters Worst Driver Best Legs Class Flirt Most Innocent Classiest Class Partier Best Gluteus Maximus (Buns) Class Brown Nose Class Klutz Class Know-It-All Class Body Class Playboy Class Playgirl Class Tease Favorite Teacher Favorite Hang Out Favorite Drink Favorite song Class Saying: Class Flower: Guy's Scott McMillen Kevin Bartz Tony Krause Joe Ludwig Leonard Olson David Mundy Kyle Rudlaff Cary Hensley Olson Kevin Bartz Brad White John Kieler Eric Stuckey CLASS OF 1985 Brad White Scott McMillen Leonard Olson Elpk Schneider Brad White Brad White Girl's Stephanie Juister Linda Mangus Sarah Johnson Hollie Klnkhammer Randi Petzke Pam Shunkwiler Darice Lulko Debbie Faulkner Kevin Bartz Mr. Dykeman Kugel's Orchard Pepsi Brad's Wrap Your Young, You'll Adjust wr- _______- Red Rose Randi Petzke Carlene Garcia Lorrie Maruk Amy Plangger fat : Jr Randi Petzke Darice Lulko Jennifer Sickels Paric Luiko Amy Plangger Kym Evans Randi Petzke (V V Sunday, June 2nd was a big day in the life of Berrien Springs High School seniors. It was on this day in 1985 that our life of dependency and insecurity had taken a giant step forward towards the independency and self guidance that so often comes with adult life. A drastic change had to be made in our behavior because now we were adults . And the coming of adulthood was none too soon. The happiness on this occasion was overwhelming. We were to be turned loose into the world to make our.own way. The excitement of this prospect only made us want to hurry the process. But then, as the day died down, we thought of all those familiar faces. The ones we grew up with and knew so well. Now, after all these years, we would split apart and go our own separate ways. Some would keep in touch, some would not. Some would get married and some would play the dating game. But in all our individualism there would still be something that we could all share. The memories of our school years and all the people we loved and cared for. There will never be another time in our life like that time. Never let them be forgotten. Keep them in your thoughts and when times get rough remember those high school days, the best days of our lives. C D Opp. Page — A) Tony Krause in all his glory. B) Kip Bowser and Kelly Hodgkinson are taking this very seriously. C) Chandra Cable marching at her best. D) Guest members from the Class of 1935 enter the auditorium. E) Salutatorian Stephanie Juister prepares to make her welcome speech. F) Don Ferguson — the thrill of his life. This Page — A) Doug Hansen and Greg Wright prepare for the walk of a life time. B) Shlonda Burton and Melissa Kampe perform their usher duties. C) Sarah Johnson looks anxious for the day to end. D) Dr. Schuster introduces the Board of Education. E) The Class of 1985 celebrate after turning their tassles. F) Carlene Garcia and Marvin Kassner talk over the big event. 105 ADULTS IN THE CLASS ROOM A) Guest speaker Dr. Luanne Bauer gives the welcome speech to the adult graduates. B) School Board president Jeff Porter passes out the programs. C) John Krumroy accepts his diploma. D) The 1985 adult graduates. E) Karen Allred accepts her diploma. E 106 EQ UISTRIAN TEAM ’85 Back row left to right: Billy Cable, Chandra Cable, Janice Gaul, Cindi Clayton, Melissa Davis, Kym Evans, Carmen Stroud. Bottom row left to right: Lori Bilton and Lori Evans. A) Kym Evans goes high over a jump. B) Nice show Carmen Stroud. A PATRONS FARM BUREAU INSURANCE GROUP i� ATI (ACM INUltANt | 1 Raymond A. Marske Agent Congratulations — Class Of 1985!! 2093 Jasper Dairy Rd. Home: 429-9730 St. Joseph, Mich 49085 Office: 473-4791 Congratulations Sherry Borchert And The Class Of 1985!! From: Joanne Chris Carlin BIG EDDIES We Specialize In Pizza's And Subs Large Party Discounts (471-1038 Or 471-1039) 103 W. 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