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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1987 volume:

THE SHAMROCK TO THE TOP Berrien Springs High School One Sylvester Avenue Berrien Springs, Mi 49103 VOLUME 59 Ted Morris — Superintendant, Jeff Porter — President Betty Bennett — Vice President Sam Wright — Assistant Superintendant, Edwin Kerlikowske — Secretary, Arthur Adams — Treasurer MR. PAULSEN ASST. PRINCIPAL OATK. MEN AT D espite serious cutbacks this year, the maintenance department has maintained the look of the school and the grounds, only through hard work. Let's take a tour of the year. When you came into the high school this year, the lockers, halls, and main office area were painted to give a fresh new outlook for the faculty and students in the '87 school year. Also, one of the difficult projects that was finished during the fall, was keeping the football field painted and mowed. The football team went 11-0 for the season, so a big shamrock was put in the middle of the field for the last game. For as small of school as we have, it looks like the nicest in the area,” stated Joe Albring, Head of Grounds. Getting into basketball, during the winter, the custodians cleaned up the gym even when it got messy. At the Buchanan basketball game it looked like a hurricane hit the gym. Man, there was confetti, shaving cream, and TP' everywhere; what a mess,” said Scott Howe, a custodian on the night crew. Lighting is another concert of the maintenance staff. Activities in the spring included the changing of ballast and lightbulbs in the library to the installation of yellow security lights on the outside of the school. Even through all the cutbacks and all the hard work they still have fun in the “house of hats as John Schuster used to call it. The shop deserves this name as there are over 400 hats in the building. Maintenance consist of Steve Rumer, Joe Albring, Wayne Wet-kowski, and Jon Harner. At the bottom, Steve Rumer, is checking to see if all his fingers are still there. Above. Sue Cable is asking Santa Clause for a raise, little does she know that it is her boss. Left, Jon Harner and Steve Rumor are preparing to revamp a light. i The Berrien Springs bus drivers are some of the most needed people in the schools. They pick up kids in the morning and deliver them to school and then after school they pick them up and take them home. Bus driving is not one of the easiest jobs in the school. Morning through afternoon they listen to kids unwind. You did a good job listening to us and thanks. Driving a bus is very fun and 1 enjoy the kids ' states Doris Wiatrolik a six year veteran of the busing team. Front Row — Pat Liston, Gina Bowersox, Jeannie Downs, Sandy Swartz, Gert Solmes, Louise Zech, Gary Parks. Back Row — Bette Daubert, Chuck Mead, Rhyllis Fox, Rodeny Dohm, Doris Wiatrolik, Billie Jo Baker, Barb Jacob, Lil Tinker. Bus Drivers AT THE TOP Gert Solmes is waiting patiently for the kids to board. Doris Wiatrolik is looking out the window as she waits to go home. COOKING AT THE TOP Back row Carol Schlutt, Maude Pagels, Mary Ann Davj Front row: Joyce Daniels, Janet Harris, Theresa Bunch Janet Harris washing dishes with a smile. About 7:30 a.m. women arrive at the' school and begin clanging around in the kitchen. These people are the cooks. They spend alot of time preparing food for the student body. After lunch is over they wash the dishes and clean up the lunchroom in preparation for the next meal. Through their efforts the students are able to obtain a well balanced and nutritional meal at lunch time. We would like to extend our vote of thanks to the cooks in appreciation for their hard work. The kitchen has alot of great improvements this year such as alacarte and potatoe bar , states Mrs. Carol Ireland. Arlene Skorupa gets mashed potatoes ready for lunch. A TOTAL EDUCATION FROM TOP Standing: Randy Smith, Lori Rennhack, Darcy Dixon, and Robert Frantz Seated: Evelyn Daniels, Cassie Carvalho, Betsy Koebel, Christine Strouts, Monique Comstock, Laurie Williams, and Melissa Johnson Some of the students that help keep our school running work in the office are the student helpers. These students spend one to two hours of their time day after day, picking up attendants slips, answering phones, taking and delivering messages and other designated tasks. If it wasn't for the student help I wouldn't be able to make it through the day. I depend on them to get some of the necessary tasks done, stated high school secretary Judy Maruk. 1 really enjoy working in the office, its really been good working experience, stated high school office helper Monique Comstock. Robert Frantz show us your pretty smile. TO BOTTOM The Berrien Springs adult education program is open to anyone who has not finished a high school education and is sixteen years of age or older. Under this program a student can take and complete the subjects required to receive a high school diploma. Another program offered to non graduated adults is the Graduate Equivalent Diploma program or GED. Completion of the program enables an individual to apply and participate in advanced educational program. Young Hae Pak is studying away in her second language class. 13 Yearbook: first row: Lorine Weaver, Kim Davis second row: Dana Thomasson, Tom Laskarides, Ron Colvin, Monique Corn-stock. Cassie Carvalho, Laurie Williams, Brian Bruce third row: Kate Schacknies, Denise Parmer, Betsy Koebel, Nngela Welke Newspaper: first row: Vicki Lehockoy, Beth Richter. Aleathea Griffin. Mark Remus, Laura DePue, second row: Todd McLaughlin, Don Hardin, Kim Davis. Rhonda Gager, Kate Schacknies, Rob Frantz, John Mayo. RIGHT MOVES You can't fool us Tom, we know it's just a cover. Student Council: Tom Phillips — Advisor; First row: Melissa Johnson, Nicol Whitney, Lori Shembarger, Alan Sheeley Second row: Joe Raineri, Tracie Jones, Vicki Lehockey, Dana Thomassen Third row: Darin Caranci, Jared Comstock, Steve Shunkwiler, Jim Lee, David Jasper Fourth row: Heather Wagner, Davlyn King, Ron Colvin. Student Council Officers: Vicki Lehockey, President; Ron Colvin, Vice President; Lori Zahrn, Secretary; Alan Sheeley, Treasurer. Shannon Baker Kerri Blakeman H Heidi Borger Shane Brewer Shawn Christie Cheryl Bixby Amy Bowser Terry Bowen Brian Bruce Jeff Bradfield Ron Colvin Monique Comstock Linda Craig — I ■■■■■■ ________ Diana Crapsey Evelyn Daniel Darcy Dixon Melissa Davis Cheri Dougan Laura DePue Todd Eichman Debie Dingledine Paul Einhorn To The Top 19 � i , , „lAI, . . . . Smile pretty for the camera Dimitris! Adam Jordan: What big eyes you have! r J 20 Dale Hartman is signing his famous Ogre signature on the football for the Homecoming King. Shhh! says Vicki Lehocky, meL I'm trying to work! Monique Comstock is showing us her good side. To The Top 21 Eddie Johnson Melissa Johnson Scott Jones Traci Huss Karen Holman John Hoffner Dawn Hoag Bill Keigly John Kener Jeanene Kieler Heather Knuth Tom Laskarides Vicki Lehocky I ___________________________________________________________| Betsy Koebel John Laskarides Laurie Lewis Todd Lohraff J0 Brent Moore Denise Parmer Daniel Miller Becky Nestle Michelle Naragon Cindy Paustian Cheli Plested Beth Richter Brian Robinson Jeannie Rennhack Roger Rudlaff To The Top 23 ALEX BACH: German Club — 4; SHANNON BAKER DIMITRIS BESSILAS: Sports — 4; Community Activities — Panellnios Gymnastic Club. CHERYL BIXBY: Baseball - 1, 2; Softball — 1; Volleyball — 1. 2, 3. 4; Respresentative — 1. 2. 3; KERRI BLAKEMAN: Band — 1; Spanish Club — 1; Youth Group Council. HEIDI BORGER: German Club — 4, Pom Pon Girls — 4; TERRY BOWEN: Football — 4; Track — 4; AMY BOWSER: Cheerleading — 1, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 1; Thespians — 2, 3, 4; Drama Club — 1, 2; N. H. S. — 3. 4; Cross Country — 2; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball — 1, 2, 4; Club Officers — (Treasurer — 2;) Student Council — 1, 2, 3; Thirteen Daughters — 1; Wizard of Oz — 2; Up the Down Staircase — 3, Ranson of Red Chief — 4; JEFFREY BRADF1ELD - German Club — 2, 3; Baseball — 1, 2; Basketball — 1; Tennis — 3. 4; Club Officers — (Treasurer — 3, 4;) BRIAN BRUCE: German Club — 2; Thespians — 3. 4; Drama Club — 1, 2; Thirteen Daughters — 1; Wizard of Oz — 2, Up the Down Staircase — 3. Ranson of Red Chief — 4; FRANCISCO CARBAJAL: Football — 1. 2. 3. 4; Track — 1; 1986-87 TRI-CAPT, Teachers Aide — 4; CASSIA CARVALHO: Science Math Club — 3; Spanish Club — 3; Thespians — 4, Drama Club — 2. 3, 4; Wizard of OZ — 2. Up the Down Staircase — 3; Ranson of Red Chief — 4: T. A. G. — 3; Pom Pon Girls — 3; DANA CARY: Band — 1; German Club — 3; Spanish Club — 3; SHAWN CHRISTIE: Choir - 1. 2; RONALD COLVIN: Science Math Club — 1; Football — 2, 3, 4; Track — 1; Wrestling — 1, 2, 3. 4; Club Officers — (Secretary — 1;) Student Council — (Vic Pres. — 4;) Representative — 2, 3, 4;) MONIQUE COMSTOCK: Spanish Club — 1, 2; N. H. S. — 3. 4; Cross Country — 3. 4; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball — 1; 1986-87 Yearbook Editor — 4; DEBRA COTTIER. LINDA CRAIG: German Club — 2, 3. 4: Science Math Club — 3; Thespians — 4; Drama Club — 2. 3; Wizard of OZ — 2, Up the Down Staircase — 3. Ranson of Red Chief — 4; German Club Secretary — 3, 4; Thespians Treasurer — 4; DIANA CRAPSEY EVELYN DANIEL: Quiz Bowl Team — 4; Science Math Club — 3, 4 Science Math Club — (Secretary — 4;) Spanish Club — 4; Choir — 2; Wizard of OZ — 2, Up the Down Staircase — 3, Ranson of Red Chief — 4; IRENE DAUGHERTY: Band — 1; Softball - 2; BRAD DAVIS: Thespians 4; Drama Club — 3, 4; Up the Down Staircase — 3, Ranson of Red Chief — 4; MELISSA DAVIS: Pep Band — 1. 2. 3, 4; Band — 1, 2. 3, 4; Thespians — 3, 4 Drama Club — 1, 2; Thirteen Daughters — 1, Wizard of OZ — 2. Up the Down Staircase — 3, Ranson of Red Chief — 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3. 4; Equestrian Team 1, 2, 3, 4; TWA — 1, 2; LAURA DEPUE. Track — 1. 2; DARCY DIXON: German Club - 2. 3. 4; N. H. S. — 3. 4; Basketball — 1. 2, 3. 4; Track — 1; Volleyball — 1, 2. 3, 4; Club Officers — (Vice Pres. N. H. S. 4;) CHERI DOUGAN TODD EICHMAN: Football — 2; Wrestling - 2. PAUL EINHORN: Intermural Basketball — 2, 3, 4; COREY ERICKSON: Baseball — 1. 2. 4; Basketball — 1. 2; Football — 1, 2. 3, 4; Track — 3, 4; Basketball Cheerleaders — 3; MARY FISHER: SONYA FRANK: RHONDA FRANTZ: RHONDA GAGER: Pep Band - 2. Band — 1. 2; ALBERT GARCIA: Baseball - 3; Wrestling — 3; ANTHONY GIBSON: Baseball — 1, 2, 4; Basketball — 1. 2, 3; Football — 1. 2. 3. 4; JULIE GILLIES: FRANK GOMEZ: Football — 1, 2; KEVIN GREEN: Baseball — 1; Football — 1. 2, 3, 4; Track — 2, 3. 4; Wrestling — 1; ALETHEA GRIFFIN: Drama Club — 4; Pom Pon Girls — 1. 2. 4; Softball — 1; Track — 2, 4; DALE HARTMAN: Band — 1; Football — 1. 2, 3, 4; Track — 2; Wrestling — 1, 2; CLAUDIA HAYES Band — 1; Drama Club — 1; Basketball — 1, 2. 3. 4; Softball - 1, 2. 3. 4; Volleyball - 3, 4; DAWN HOAG: German Club — 3, 4; Drama Club — 1; Cross Country — 1, 2, 3. Co-op — 4; Vic Pres. T. A. A. G. — 3; Blossom Queen Contest — 4; JOHN HOFFNER: Cross Country — 3. 4; Football — 1, 2; Track — 1, 2. 3. 4; Wrestling — 1. 2. 3, 4; Class Officers — (Treasurer — 4) KAREN HOLMAN: Spanish Club — 2. 3; Thespians — 4; Drama Club — 3; Pom Pon Girls — 2. 3; Wizard of OZ — 2, Up the Down Staircase — TRACI HUSS: Spanish Club — 2; Volleyball — 1, 2; Class Officers — (Vic Pres - 1. 2;) EDDIE JOHNSON: MELISSA JOHNSON: Basketball — 1, 2. 3. 4; Softball — 1. 2, 3, 4; Class Officers — (Pres. 1, 2, 3;) Student Council — (Representative — 4;) Prom Committee — 2. 3; SCOTT JONES: Football — 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 2, 3, 4; MELINDA KAMPE: Band — 1, 2; Spanish Club — 3; Pom Pon Girls — 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1; Cross Country — 1. 3, 4; Tennis — 1, 2, 3; Captain of Pom Pon — 4; WILLIAM KEIGLY: Wrestling — 2; JOHN KENER: Football — 1; JEANENE KIELER: HEATHER KNUTH Band — 1. 2; Thespians - 4; Drama Club — 1. 2. 3; Wizard of OZ — 2 Up the Down Staircase — 3 Ranson of Red Chief — 24 4 N H. S. — 3. 4. Tennis — 2; Class Officers — (Treasurer — 3;) Thespians — (Secretary —4;) ELIZABETH KOEBEL Girls Varsity Basketball Manager — 2; Vocational Leadership Forum — 3; TAMM1E KRAUSE: Cross Country — 1, 2; Track — 1, Equestrian Team — 3, 4; JOHN LASKARIDES: Basketball - 1. 2. 3, 4 Football - 1. 2. 3, 4. Tennis — 1. 2. 3, 4; TOM LASKARIDES: Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4. Tennis — 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook — 4; VICTORIA LEHOCKEY Basketball - 1. 2. 3. 4; Softball - 1, 2. 3; Volleyball — 1. 2, 3. 4; Class Officers — (Vice Pres. — 3, 4;) Student Council — (Pres. — 4;) Student Council — (Representative — 1. 2, 3;) N. H. S. — (Officers — Treasurer) LAURIE LEWIS: Spanish Club — 1. 2; Pom Pon Girls — 4; PAM LEWIS: TODD LOHRAFF: Sk. Club - 1. 2. 3 JOHN MAYO Baskeball - 2; DANIEL MILLER Basketball — 1, 2, 3. 4; Football — 4; BRENT MOORE Pep Band - 1; Band - 1: KIM MUHLBRADT: Pep Band — 3; Band — 3, 4; Cross Country — 2, 3; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Pres 4; Band — (Treasurer — 3;) MICHELLE NARAGON Pom Pon Girls - 3; Softball - 1. 2, 4; Volleyball — 1, 2; BECKEY NESTLE: Pep Band — 1. 2; Band — 1, 2; German Club — 2, 3, 4. Science it Math Club — 1, 2, 3. Thespians — 3, 4; Drama Club — 1, 2; N H. S. — 3. 4; Softball — 1, 2, Thespians — (Vic Pres. — 4;) Thirteen Daughters — 1, Wizard of OZ — 2. Up the Down Staircase — 3, Ranson of Red Chief — 4. EDDIE OLSEN: Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4. Football — I. 2, 3, 4; DENISE PARMER: Softball — 1, 2, 3; Volleyball — 1, 2. Student Council — (Representative — 1, 2;) HAROLD PATTERSON CINDY PAUSTIAN: Drama Club — 1. Cross Country — 1, 2, 4; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Equestrian Team — 3. 4. CHELI PLESTED: Treasurer T. A A G. - 3; JEANNIE RENNHACK N H S. - 3. 4 Basketball - 1, 2. 3, 4; Softball — 1. 2. 3. 4. Volleyball — 1, 2; Hostess at Awards Banquets — 1, 2, 3. 4. BETH RICHTER Cheerleading - 1. 2, 3. 4; BRIAN ROBINSON Basketball - 2; Football - 1, 2. 3. 4 Track - 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball Cheerleading — 3; ALLEN ROGGOW: Pep Band — 1; Band — 1, 2; Basketball — 1; Wrestling — 1, 2; FLORENCE ROLAND: ROGER RUDLAFF: Cross Country — 1, Track — 1; MELISSA RUFF JAMES RUTZ JANELLA SANDS: German Club — 3, 4; Drama Club — 3, 4; Choir — 1; Visitations — 1. 2, 3; KATHERINE SCHACKN1ES: Pep Band - 1; Band - 1, 2; German Club — 2, 3, 4; Thespians — 2, 3, 4; Pom Pon Girls — 2; Basketball — 1; Cross Country — 2; Softball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball — 1; Historian (Drama) — 4; Thirteen Daughters — 1, Wizard of OZ — 2, Up the Down Staircase — 3, Ranson of Red Chief — 4; JENNIFER SCHINKEL Pep Band - 2. Band - 1. 2; German Club - 3. 4; Drama Club — 1; BLEYER SCHNEIDER: Pep Band — 1, 2; German Club — 2, 3, 4; Tennis — 1, 2. 3. 4; Tennis — 1, 2. 3, 4; German — (Pres. — 4) German — (Vice Pres — 3;) Wizard of OZ — 2; JENNIFER SCHUSTER Pep Band - 3. 4 Band - 1. 2, 3, 4; Cross Country — 2, 3; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball — 1; Band — (Vice Pres. — 3, 4; DENNIS S1EBER Basketball - 2. Football - 1. 2. 3. 4; SUSAN SMIKLE DOUGLAS SCHULTZ JON SCHRAM: Band 1, 2; Baseball — 1; Basketball — 2. 3; TODD SORCE: Baseball — 1, 2, Basketball — 1; ELIZABETH SPRAY N H S - 3. 4; Basketball - 1; Tennis - 1. 2. 3; Volleyball — 1; Choir — 1; Nexus Editor — 3; Honor Society — 1; SHANE BREWER Baseball - 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball - 1, 2. 3. 4; Football — 1. 2, 3, 4; Student Council — (Representative — 4;) THEODORE STOCKSLACER: Band - 1; Class Officers - (Pres - 4;) Intramural Basketball — 4; Manager Varsity Football — 3; Manager Basketball — 1; CHRISTINE STROUTS: Basketball - 1, 2; Softball — 1, 2; APRIL THOMPSON: KAREN TONEY Band — 1. 2; German Club — 2, 3, 4; Quiz Bowl Team — 3, Science St Math Club — 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club — 1; N. H. S. — 3. 4. Science Olympind — 2, 3, 4; BENJAMIN VINCENT: Baseball - 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball — 1; Football - 1, 2; Wrestling — 1; JAY VLAD1C: Baseball — 1. 2, 3. 4; Football — 1, 2. 3, 4; Wrestling — 1. Class Officers — (Pres. — 2;) Vice Pres. — 1; LORINE WEAVER: Pom Pon Girls — 1; Yearbook — 4; Co-op — 4. RICHARD WELLS: Football — 1, 2; Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, 4; ANGELA WELKE: Spanish Club — 2; N. H. S. — 3, 4; Cross Country — 2, 3. 4; Softball — 1, 2, 3; Volleyball — 1. 2; 4-H — 1. 2, 3; Church Youth Group — (Treasurer — 1, 2;) LAURIE WILLIAMS: Cheerleading — 1. 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club — 1. N. H. 5. — 3, 4; Track — 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Officers — (Secretary — 1, 2, 3. 4;) Club Officers — (N. H. S. — Pres. — 4;) Student Leadership Forum — 2. 4; TR1NA WOFFORD: Band — 1, 2; Cheerleading — 2, 3, 4; Pom Pon Girls — 1; Basketball — 1, 2, 4; Track — 1. 2, 3, 4; CHRISTOPHER YATES: Band - 1; Baseball - 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball - 1. 2, 3. 4. Football — 1, 2. 3. 4. LORI ZAHRN: Thespians — 3, 4; Thespians — (Pres. — 4;) Drama Club — 1, 2; Thirteen Daughters — 1; Wizard of OZ — 2; Up the Down Staircase — 3; Ranson of Red Chief — 4; MARY ZECH: 25 Jan Sands Kate Schacknies Jenny Schinkel Jenny Schuster Ted Stockslager Jay Vladic Doug Schultz Cindy Schulz Todd Sorce ompson en Toney Dawn Schlutt Dennis Sieber Christine Strouts Lorine Weaver Jon Weber Trina Wofford Angela Welke Lori Zahrn Mary Zech ■■■■■■■■■■■ Laurie Williams Rich Wells Chris Yat. ■ ■■I ■ ■I ■ ■I NOT PICTURED: IB ■ IBB Brad Davis Alex Bach Dimitris Bessilas Frank Carbajal Debbie Cottier Irene Daugherty Tony Gibson Frank Gomez Alethea Griffin Dale Hartmen Tammie Krause BI BI BI Jose Mundo Ed Olson Pat Reid Allen Roggow Florence Roland Jim Rutz Bleyer Schneider Susan Smikle Ben Vincent Melinda Kampe IBBBBBBBI IIIIBIBBBBBBBBBBI _________________ BBI To The Top 27 Who is Kate Schacknies thinking about? Ed Olson and Kevin Green show that they are true studs. Betsy, Tom, and Denise are up to their usual games. The senior girls tug for a victory. Cindy Schultz is happy with her grades Who is John Laskarides dreaming about now? Shane Brewer and Ron Colvin poise handsomely for the camera Cindy Paustian models her new hair do. To The Top 29 fa mb It-. • ■«, - • • ' i . ?L.0 vL'.Ja Si ‘ , i AaCLvL •• tv tf5ni • '•• ■-'• -. - -.y : • . . -;. . � :, v. % ' -►. ■' . « • • ♦ H. feSs? A . ■• v- v'liZ lr; • • •' • ■' v-v d -V « •' . ■ ' r'V1 vu: ’■ « A- BERRIEN SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OP 1987 •- To The Top 31 David Adams 9, Sharon Adams 9, Susan Adams 9, Shannon Allred 9, Sel-nise Almeida 11, Michelle Ambs 11, Angel Anderson 9, Helena Anderson 9, Amy Anstiss 9, Jennifer Anthony 9, Erik Antonowitsch 10, Dalia Ar-guelles 9 Peter Armistead 11, Brian Avery 9, Bobbie Baker 10, Pamela Baker 9, Penny Baker 10, William Baker 10, Winston Baker 11, Heather Bakken 9, Jefferey Baldwin 11, Kathleen Balos 11, Jason Bauer 9, Peter Beall 9 Timothy Beall 10, Terri Bearden 9, Melissa Belin 9, Lotisa Bell 10, Dawn Benson 11, Cynthia Bergey 11, Joy Berkhoiz 10, John Berndt 10, Donald Billings 11, Denise Blevins 11, Joe Blevins 9, Douglas Boal 10 brian Boehm 11, David Boehm 9, Kellie Boles 9, Chrostopher Borchardt 10, Kevin Boyle 9, Elsie Braddock 10, Jamie Bradfield 9, Jason Brewer 11, Chrostopher Brohman 11, Rodney Brohman 10, Shannon Bryans 10, Breck Bunch 9 Kimberly Bunch 10, Dale Bunnell 9, David Bunnell 11, Shannon Cable 9, Kimberly Calderwood 11, Verla Campbell 11, Darin Caranci 9, Elizabeth Carbajal 10, Todd Cardona 9, Chad Carlisle 9, Timothy Carlyle 11, Cathy Carvalho 10 Eliezer Castanon 10, Tania Chavez 11, Damon Christopher 9, Edwin Clark 10, Julie Clayton 9, Michelle Coar 11, Sandray Cobe 9, Robert Colman 11, Jared Comstock 9, Susan Craft 11, James Crump 10, Tanya Cundiff 10 Lori Cuthbert 9, Kenneth Daniel 10, Paul Daniel 10, Jill Daniels 9, Julie Dargus 11, Susan Dargus 9, Brian Davis 9, Kimberly Davis 11, Laura Davis 10, Rhonda Davis 11, Clifford Degraff 11, Laurie Degrave 9 Meet Dana Thomasson, she is a sophomore and her best time at Berrien Springs High School was cheering for the basketball team. Dana says that the Shamrock spirit was at an all-time high. She was proud of the fan support for our exchange student, Dimitris Bessilas. To The Top Holly Demler 11, Oscar Diaz 9, Anglea Dinges 9, Debra Dingledine 11, Camille Dixon 11, Kelly Dobbins 10, Gregory Dominquez 11, Brian Dowell 9, Dwight Downs 9, Sandra Ellis 11, Andrew Engel 9, Jason Erickson 9 Kendra Eshleman 11, Sylvia Esquivel 9, Michael Fast 11, Paul Fast 11, Robin Fast 10, Brian Fellows 10, Michael Fitzgerald 9, Timothy Flagel 10, Garth Fleener 9, Shannon Fleener 11, Annette Forshee 9, Brenda Forstner 11 Daniel Frank 9, Cynthia Franklin 9, Robert Frantz 11, Cecilia Fredricks 11, Larry Fredricks 10, Logan French 9, Joy Frey 11, Nancy Friedman 10, Jason Fro-lenko 9, Shawn Fulbright 11, Albert Fuller 9, Patricia Fuller 9 Raymond Gager 11, Renee Gager 11, Christine Gamble 10, Albaro Garcia 9, Allen Gerrard 9, Edward Gast 11, Lisa Gast 10, Scott Geiger 10, Jacqueline Gill 10, Lisa Gilson 10, Kimberly Givens 11, Tara Grable 10 Holly Granlund 9, Melizza Grayam 11, Monica Grayam 9, Jason Gregg 11, Sue Griese 10, Latricia Griffin 9, Randy Grubb 9, James Guettler 11, James Hager 11, Robert Halgren 11, Donald Hall 11, Donald Hardin 11 Tricia Hardin 10, Steven Haygood 9, Tammy Haygood 10, Tracy Haygood 9, John Heaton 9, Tammy Heaton 9, Timothy Hebner 11, Matthew Hemming 9, Carolyn Hessey 10, John Hoag 9, Peggy Hocking 9, Paul Hoge 9 Tonya Howell 10, Steven Hudson 9, George Hughes 10, Patricia Hughes 11, Cheryl Hunter 11, Melissa Huttenstine 9, Carmen Inquilla 9, Lori Jackson 11, David Jasper 10, Theresa Jenks 11, Rhonda Jeschke 11, James Jetzke 11 36 The most fun I've had in high school is playing football, but without the school, and its academic classes, I would not have been given the chance to play, said Scott White, a junior running back of the mighty Shamrock football team. We at Berrien Springs appreciate the fact that sports, academics, and other extra curricular activities play equal and important parts of total school education. To The Top 37 Christine Jillson 9, Michael Johns 11, Bradley Johnson 11, Daniel Johnson 9, Karen Johnson 9, Karla Johnson 9, Kenith Johnson 9, Ragina Johnson 10, Scott Jones 10, Trade Jones 11, Robert Kantowski 9, Christy Keigley 9 Patty Kelly 9, Joseph Kemp 10, Marc Kerlikowske 9, John Kesterke 9, Julie Kiger 11, Davlyn King 9, Karen King 11, Richard King 10, Nicole Kittleson 10, Allen Koch 10, Sherrie Koebel 10, Lori Krause 11 Theodore Krause 9, Dena Kuhns 9, Joby Labdgrebe 10, David Lantz 11, James Laughner 11, Heather Layman 10, Tamera Layman 9, James Lee 10, Felicia Lenoir 11, Benjamin Lentz 10, Amy Lewis 11, Matthew Lewis 9 Robert Lewis 10, Melissa Lincoln 9, Phyllis Lucas 10, Jessica Ludwig 9, Kelly Marks 11, William Marsh 11, Kathy Martin 11, Diana Martinez 9, Julie Maruk 10, Scott Mast 11, Patricia Mat-lack 9, Lynda Matlock 10 James Matthews 10, Bill McCord 9, Julie McCray 10, Mark McCray 11, Brent McDonald 11, Marcy McDonald 9, Robin McIntosh 11, Christian McLauchlin 11, Clarice McLauchlin 11, Scott McLees 9, Derek McLoughlin 11, Duane Melton 10 Jon Meseraull 10, Michelle Messner 9, Erica Miles 11, Norman Miles 9, Cheryl Mitchell 10, Jeannette Moore 11, Joel Morimanno 11, Scott Mulder 9, Todd Mulder 10, Julie Mundy 9, Eric Ness 9, Travis Noid 9 Brad Odiorne 11, Ryan Odiorne 10, Amy Oles 11, Camikia Ollis 9, Jean-nine Olson 10, Jose Ortiz 9, Timothy Parks 9, Erica Patterson 11, Craig Pease 9, Kevin Pease 11, Crisoforo Pena 10, Samuel Pena 9 38 The freshman year is an exciting, but very scary time. It is a time when one looks forward to new adventures yet it is a time that you want to be accepted for the individual you are. My freshman time here has been real and it's been fun, but it hasn't been real fun, stated freshman Paul Hoge. Shelly Purdue 9, Jenny Perez 9, Gerald Peterson 9, Deborah Pezet 9, Jeffery Pi-sarsky 9, Paul Plangger 10, David Plested 9, Janet Poling 11, Christopher Porter 10, Lisa Price 10, Sharon Purcell 11, Christopher Purchase 9 Matthew Purchase 11, Shannon Rado-sevich 9, Joseph Raineri 11, Kimberly Reese 11, Michela Reese 9, Patricia Reid 10, Sonya Reitz 10, Mark Remus 11, Kelly Renn 10, Lori Rennhack 10, Kenneth Reppart 10, Timothy Rice 9 Regina Richmond 10, Chad Rick 9, Kelly Rickman 9, David Riley 10, Renee Riley 10, Dennisse Rios 11, Aimee Robaska 10, Ronald Robaska 11, Darlene Robbins 9, Andrea Roberts 10, Julie Rodell 11, Charles Rogers 10 Adam Roggow 9, Charis Rosado 9, Allen Rosenthal 10, Lisa Rudell 10, Jennifer Rudlaff 9, Scott Rudlaff 11, Carey Rumer 10, Michael Rumer 10, Ruth Sands 10, Cara Schinkel 9, Marla Schinkel 11. William Schirf 11 Jennifer Schlutt 9, Eric Schrader 9, James Schuster 9, David Schultz 10, Frank Schutt 10, Charles Scott 10, Alan Scheeley 11, David Scheeley 9, Timothy Shelton 10, Lori Schembarger 10, Daniel Shoop 9, Phillip Shoop 10 Julie Short 9, Vicotria Short 9, David Schunkwiler 11, Steven Schunkwiler 9, Michael Simpson 10, Tricia Skibbe 9, Dayna Sloderbeck 11, Scot Sloderbeck 9, Aaron Smith 10, Jefferey Smith 9, Jennifer Smith 10, Todd Smith 11 Amy Snide 10, Christopher Snyder 10, Sheila Snyder 9, Grace Soler 11, Matthew Spray 9, Brian Sprung 10, Christopher Stanner 10, Hoik Stobbe 10, Sa-brina Stockberger 11, Heather Stormont 9, James Stormont 10, Kristin Stover 9 When asked the question, What has been your most enjoyable experience at B.S.H.S.? , Brent McDonald responded, 'My best time at Berrien Springs was when we won the regional championship in football. He also said, It was the greatest feeling. I think we can safely say that this was the feeling of the other players, the coaches, and the whole town, since the football team was representing our area. This year's football team put Berrien Springs on the map. Brent continued saying, that making it to the finals is what the team has to work for next season. To The Top 41 Brian Elliot 11 Lyle Fitzgerald 11 Albert Garcia 11 Jefferey Gilson 10 Michael Mantke 11 Michele McGath 9 Gwendolyn Mead 9 Eduardo Ortiz 10 Duane Powell 11 Geroge Quiriconi 11 Jefferson Rice 11 John Ross 10 Dawn Schlutt 11 Randy Smith 9 Selena Soler 9 Shawn Straw 11 Benjamin Wetzel 9 Not Pictured: Sonia Acosta 11 Kristopher Anstiss 9 Patti Belfino 10 Brian Beregsasy 9 Chris Beregsasy 11 Linda Bromilow 9 Melissa Bushman Robert Cardona 11 William Carlyle 11 Tonya Dalton 9 Willie Joe Depriest 11 Tekeena Dinkins 11 Matthew Dorman 9 Kimberly Downs 10 I love going to volleyball and football games ' stated junior sports enthusiast Julie Dargus. However, our sports program has taken a disastrous turn. Last year a 3.85 millage didn't pass and therefore many sports were cut. This also put a damper on the school spirit of the high school students. Junior — Seated: Julie Dargus, President; Robert Colman, Vice President; Camille Dixon, Secretary; Michelle Ambs, Treasurer. Standing: Miss Lane, Mr. Huttenstine, Sponsers. THE OFFICERS Sophomore — Seated: James Lee, President; Julie Maruk, Vice President; Dana Thomas-son, Secretary; Kim Williams, Treasurer. 44 At the helm of every class there are the student chosen leaders. Each class has a designated job to do each year. For the freshman there is the graduation ceremony. Their job is to purchase and hand out the class flowers to the graduating girls. They also decorate the gym. The sophomore officers have an easy year as the only job assigned is to usher at graduation. The junior class has their annual magazine sale to raise money for the prom. After the sale, the officers choose where and when the prom is to be held. The officers also lead the senior class into the gym at the graduation ceremony. The job of student leaders is not an easy one but these officers made it look as easy as pie. Great Job!!! o p AT THE Seated: Norman Miles. President: Angel Anderson, Vice President: John Kesterke, Secretary; Marc Kerlikowski, Treasurer. _____________I To The Top 45 Hooray!!! The wait is finally over for those diehard Shamrock football fans. This years team beat all the odds and successfully became the first team ever to be ranked 1 in the state!! What seemed like the impossible, in actuality, only took three weeks of play. The 1 slot had the Rocks name on it and those boys were determined to keep it there. The Shamrocks dominated their nine weeks of regular play by outscoring their opponents 330-41. They then entered their first play-off berth, ranked up on top. Their first game was found to be an easy 35-0 victory over Clinton on the Rocks home field. The victory then moved the gridiron stars to Hillsdale College to face the defending State Champs, Lansing Catholic Central. The pressure was immense but their hearts were stronger, as the Rocks won a hard fought 17-12 victory to become the 1986 Regional Champs! To set yet another first in Berrien history. It was now back to Hillsdale for the semi-final game against Detroit Country Day. Due to an ankle injury the previous week, Scott Jones was limited to defense only. An unexpected set back, but only slight. The Rocks saw their dream start to shatter as a frightening second quarter back injury to Scott White put him out of the game for good. Everyone gave it their all and never quit, but Country Day proved to be stronger as they won the game 24-11. It was a saddening experience yet a lot of praise came to this team. Jones and White received first team All-State honors while Shane Brewer was an honorable mention pick. Coach Duane Mac McLaughlin was also picked as Michigan's Class C Coach of the year. This group of men brought a lot of pride and happiness into this little town. Congratulations guys, it is a title all of you highly deserve to wear. 48 ROCKS AT THE vatsitV ce ebtalvnS Vel ano' rictotV- o . ft, 'S. Scotty, Shane Brewer. Captains. and frank Carbajal. The Rocks MightV TOP OF A.P. POLL Corey The Toe Erickson is booting another three pointer. Scott White is running for the regional championship winning touchdown 1986 Homecoming King and Queen: Ron Colvin and Darcy Dixon J. he 1986 Homecoming was exciting in all aspects of the week. Between the weeks festivities, assembly, game, and dance everyone was included in the excitement of the Homecoming tradition. The Berrien Springs Football team dodged a Ranger bullet by beating them 3-0 on a 22 yard field goal with 2:49 left in the game. During halftime of the defensive battle Ron Colvin and Darcy Dixon were crowned King and Queen. The senior float, On the track to Pontiac , received first honors. The assembly was equally exciting with traditional events such as the innertube race, pyramid contest, tug of war, musical chairs, and the unexpected pie in the eye festivity. 50 The senior Express is running at full steam. Did David Bohem loose his Indian beads again? Here is a shot of the 1986 Homecoming king and queen contestants. Kate and Wolfman roll to another victory. Don Hall gets it in the face in the pie eating contest. A rare photo of Shane and Ed working. 51 J. V. GRIDDERS GO 9 AND O The Berrien Springs Junior Varsity has followed the Varsity's footsteps to be the first team in Berrien history to go nine and zero. The Sophomore quarterback Alan Koch lead the offensive attack with his quick feet, and good ball control. Sophomore Linebacker Bob Lewis lead the Defense to its nine shut-downs to give the team its game winning edge. The Junior Varsity had two shutouts against Lakeshore, and Coloma, and outscored their opponents 187 to 75. Congratulations guys on an outstanding year. . vatdaRe f f All cross-country runners are to be admired 3t what they are doing. — Coach James Bowser f f CROSS COUNTRY Thanks to the Berrien Gold Boosters, an athletic financial support group, the Cross Country team had a season. Due to millage cutbacks the teams existance was threatened. The Boosters money brought the team back though, allowing for a three week season. The team suffered from their late start, which resulted in disappointing losses, but finished with a season of which to be proud. Although the season was disappointing, the Cross Country team put forth a tremendous effort. This effort will definitely pay off within the next few years. This years rebuilding season gave the young runners the experience they will need for the future. The gun fires, the crowd cheers, and our fearless cross country runners are off to the races. Mr. Bowser and Jim Guettler doublecheck the time in disbelief — that incredible runner must have been Scott Geiger. Amy doesn't have any idea what is going on! Cathy and Beth are amazed at the amount of spaghetti Dale and Brent can eat. 54 BACK ON TOP!!! Grand thoughts at Grand Nationals. Kim and Amy realize that the best way to a man s heart is through his stomach. Standing; Cathy Carvalho. Middle row: Dana Thomasson, Karen Johnson, Kim Williams. Front: Julie Maruk. Not Pictured: Lisa Rudell. Jay, jam-jam, yeah that's the way you move! These all but famous words became the trademark of this year's cheerleading squads. The cheer was obtained from a United States Cheerleader Association camp during the summer, at which both squads attended during two different weeks. It was at this camp that the Varsity Squad, with Kim Williams in place of Amy Bowser, earned their title of National Champions. This honor allowed the girls to compete at the Grand National Championships in Lansing. Even though they didn't win, the girls put on their best performance ever. It was this performance that sent the squad home with smiles on thier faces and a sense of accomplishment and pride, something they highly deserved, because they made it there all by themselves. The whole summer had gone by without a coach. Then about two weeks before the season was to begin, their new coach was announced. Donna Reagan, a reading lab teacher at the Middle School, would take over. For the first time in many years, the J.V. and Varsity worked together to bring the spirit back to Berrien Springs. Both of these groups combined, along with the additional J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders, to perform an outstanding dance routine at the homecoming assembly. The J.V. Cheerleaders also helped out that night and cheered with the Varsity at the homecoming game. As the season grew, so did their spirit. By the end of the season, the Cheerleader's enthusiasm had brought the fans to thier feet for most of the games. To The Top 55 8:00 12 3 4 BONUS BONUS Back row: Holly Demler, Darcy Dixon, Jeannie Rennhack, Caroline Paulsen: coach, Kelly Renn, Carmen Stroud, Claudia Hayes Front row: Julie Dargus, Trina Wofford, Melissa Johnson, Vicki Lehocky, Kendra Eshleman, Sandy Ellis. 52' The girls varsity basketball season was exceptionally well as a team, and as individuals. The team ended with a 13-10 record. On the individual aspects of the season, Vicki Lehocky really outdid herself. She was recognized for her great abilities as she was presented the Most Valuable Player Award and was named to the Lakeland All Conference Team. Sandy Ellis received Most Improveed Player and Best Defensive Player was handed to Darcy Dixon. Darcy and Jeannie Rennhack also named Honorable Mention in the Lakeland Conference. The J.V. Girls ended with a 10-11 record. The season was quite a success as the team worked together and they used their season to grow as individuals. We're looking for great things to happen next year. 56 Back row: Susan Dargus, C.J. Jillson, Andrea Welke, Kelly Rickmann, Jennifer Rud-laff, Holly Grandlund, Tammy Laymen, Angel Anderson, Carmen Inquilla, Helena Anderson: manager Back row: Melissa Be-lin, Ginna Johnson, Kathy Rennhack: coach, Lori Shembarger, Nicol Whitney A: The girls show great determination in trying to get the rebound. B: Carmen Stroud is a globetrotter in disguise. C: Nicol Whitney shoots for a crucial free throw. D: Hey Gina, Nicol, and Andrea, What's Up ? s WHAT'S TH VtUDr, j itimt Coach — Stewart Schofield, Tom Laskarides, Ed Olson, Bob Colman, Derek McLoughlin, Dimitris Bessilas, Chris Yates, Shane Brewer, Brian Boehm, Clifford DeGraff, Dan Miller, John Laskarides, and Manager — Chip Schuster. 58 E TIME? What's the time? It's time to get ill. This was one of our basketball teams most famous sayings for the 1986-87 season. It definitely was a year for our opponents to become ill. The Shamrocks had an excellent 20 and three season which was the best win loss record in 31 years. “We had a great season because we had a really terrific coach, his help was well appreciated, stated Chris Yates, a graduating senior. One of our teams biggest milestones this year was the conflict over our Greek exchange student Dimitris Bessilas. Our team was strong and handled all the negative comments well. The fan support was at an all time high. Berrien was favored by both the fans and the press to capture the district title. Unfortunately, the Shamrocks took a heartbreaking fall to our rival, River Valley. After two overtimes the Shamrocks took a loss 44 to 41. Departing from the team this year are seven great senior leaders including Captains Chris Yates, Tom Laskarides, and John Laskarides with Shane Brewer, Ed Olson, Dan Miller, and Dimitris Bessilas as members. Great job guys! You'll always be number one with us! Shane Brewer is blocking a River Valley shot as Tom Laskarides and Dimitris Bessilas look on. To The Top 59 60 JV AND Standing Left to Right: Buck Rogers, Paul Plangger, Ken Reppart, David Jasper, Coach Reppart, Brian Elliot, Dan Wetzel, Jim Lee, Mike Simpson, Mike Rumer. Kneeling: Frank Schutt. fv This is a Perfect example of typical B.S. Basketball players: White man's disease. Ken Reppart fires up a rare basket. Standing: Steven Shunkwiler, John Kesterke, David Adams, Dan Schutt, Dan Cranci. Alfonso Wolford. Kneeling: Ryan Archer, Kevin Boyle, David Boehm, Coach Archer, Dan Frank, Jared Comstock, Ehren Archer. Playing Freshman basektball is like learning how to crawl. Both of these activities lead to bigger and better things. Crawling leads to walking, then finally running. Freshman bsketball leads to J.V. and then to the almighty varsity. Both J.V. and Freshman teams were very successful this season. The J.V. was a blue collar type of team, they were a group of hard working fellas. Leading scorers on the team Brian Elliott, 10.6; David Jasper, 9.8; Mike Simpson 9.1. Mike Simpson was leading assist man, and leading rebounders were Brian Elliott and David Jasper. The team ended up with a 11-9 record. The Freshman team was a very talented one, and also had very good height. Leading scorers for the little Rocks were David Adams, 14; and Darin Caranci, 12.5. Leading in the rebound category was David Adams, the leaders in the assist column were Darin Caranci and John Kesterke. 1 TO THE TOP 61 What was the best thing about cheerleading this winter? The game when we were doing all of our cheers extremely fast. The crowd had a lot of fun! — Trina Wofford '87 Trying new and higher mounts, until we were notified that they were inappropriate. — Julie Kiger '88 Making the squad and just being able to get the chance to cheer. — Kathie Martin '88 When I got to jump off the top of a mount at the River Valley game! — Peggy Hocking '90 Being able to cheer at Districts as a sophomore! — Joey Davis '89 I really liked doing the dance routine with the Pom-Pon squad. It was fun to help make it up. — Kim Williams '89 Jackie, Dana, and Angel are showing the fans the way to the top. CHEERLEADERS TAKE IT Kim Williams is saying hi to her mom. ROCK TO THE TOP The Berrien Springs Pom Pon squad. Consisted of eight women this year. These eight hard working girls performed a dance routine with pom pons during half time, at home basketball games. These girls gave up their free time to practice their routines every other morning so they could have a great performance. Good job girls. Seated: Julie Maruk, Latrica Griffen, Felica Lenoir. Kneeling: Shannon Radosivich, Alethea Giiffen. Standing: Laurie Lewis, Melinda Kampe, Kristin Stover. 64 Felica Lenoir and Kristin Stover are shaking their bodies to the music. Geez' do I feel good ' says Latrica Griffen. Julie Maruk is seen power stroking in a Pom Pon scene. x Vl V V V v ° s fc° , V c % v v e o vS xv' ' t. •, «� , « m - i c, i'”' ,'4Ae''°V � , 'V ■ v ;,'’f vy 4 o ?« ? $ .M' O V o ,ci pc£m 67 J.V. VOLLEYBALL They have all the talent and ability they need to win state when the team members are juniors and seniors, stated Jerry Waddington, Berrien Springs Junior Varsity Volleyball coach. Under the direction of Coach Waddington, the team composed an 18-15 overall record and ended up 7-3 in the conference. I think we played a lot better at the end of the year. The freshman caught on to everything and we started to play like a team, commented second year player Tanya Cun-diff. The freshmen team members had a few reasons for their improvement. The sophomores pushed us a lot, we were always competing with them for positions. said Jamie Bradfielcf. Personal dedication and positive criticism from coach Waddington really helped us a lot, added Carmen Inquilla. A great amount of promise and desire has been shown through the team members tremendous efforts. The 1987 To The Top staff would like to wish these girls the best of luck in their pursuit of excellence. fAocA CVus 'vc e Y Wscrt , WexvWt NNi%rvc . Camv M , W c A''NV we'j, '•NtA vtvgiOTv. coacV, (A' a V CoW. V W«kv The J.V. girls are playing a new game with an invisible volleyball. Andrea Welke is passing the ball as Nicol Whitney gets ready for one of her deadly spikes Nicol is doing her daily afternoon stretching. The Shamrock Varsity mens team wrapped up another fine season this year. Seniors Shane Brewer, Ed Olson and Todd Sorce will be missed for their contributions to the team. Coach Donley is looking forward to a bright future in 1988 with a team full of returners and now experienced juniors, sophomores and freshman. The Rocks had quite a young team and now the hard work should pay off. Good Luck Guys!!! Shane Brewer Shamrock run. OF THE BAT! Front row: Managers Jeff Spenner and Terry Shanks Second row: Charles Buck Rogers, Jason Gregg, Mark Remus, Ed Olson, Todd Sorce, David Shunkwiler, Allen Sheeley Back Row: Darin Caranci, Jim Hager, Shane Brewer, David Adams, David Jasper, Brent McDonald, Bob Coleman and Coach John Donley Coach Donley gives his team some game winning advice. David Shultz is happily keeping score. SHAMROCK WOM Back, row from left to right: Coach John Reppart, Chenoa Topash, Vicki Lehocky, Sandy Ellis, Nicol Whitney, Lori Shembarger, Melissa Johnson Middle row from left to right: Kate Schacknies, Holly Dernier, Tanya Cundiff, Jeannie Rennhack, Kelly Renn, Carmen Stroud, Tonia Chavez and front: Lori Rennhack, manager EN AT THE TOP! The Shamrock softball team completed their season with a 21 and eight record. The team suffered a tear jerking loss to their rivals Buchanan in the championship game at districts. This put a sudden halt to the teams dream of returning to the regional championship for another shot at the regional title. We had some terrific senior leadership this year and that is one of the reasons we were so successful, stated Shamrock coach John Reppart. Spirit was another one of the team's assets again this year and was often one of the reasons the girls took home a few of their wins this year. Being a member of the softball team is like being part of a second family, state Kate Schacknies a graduating senior. Most of the team members look to Reppart as a friend as well as a coach. Saying Goodbye to the seniors is always hard for Reppart because in most cases they've been his Kids for three or four years and have developed a close relationship with him as a friend. Good Luck ladies and coach in your next season and in your futures!! 73 J.V. WHAT Junior Varsity Girls Softball: Jamie Bradfield, Nicki Kittleson, Sonya Reitz, Gina Johnson, Andrea Welke and Karla Johnson. Second row: Chris Jillson, Lisa Price, Jackie Gill, Coach Kathy Rennhack, Carmen Inquilla, Noka Vertz, and Joey Davis. Andrea Welke is warming up before the game. Let's go GREEN! A CATCH! Junior Varsity Baseball: Tim Beall, Jim Laughner, Pete Beall, Albaro Garcia, Matt Thompson and manager David Sheeley. Second row: Coach Tim Sunday, Tim Fredricks, David Shultz, Bryan Sprung, Chris Williams, Jason Erickson, John Kesterke and Steve Shunk-wiler. 75 SHAMROCKS ON Dimitris takes the laid back approach to high jumping. Bob looks relieved to be crossing the finish line. Heather is ready to elbow anyone who trys to pass her. Scott is showing us the new dance move he invented. w hat do you get when you add about 15 women and 20 men, all with a lot of determination and a huge senses of humor? The Berrien Springs Track Teams of course!!! The sense of humor gets them through practices (and bus rides) and the determination gets them the medals. And medals they did get!! Despite small teams, both the men and women gave some very strong performances. The long hard practices and running of the infamous hill near Rose Hill Cemetary finally paid off as Berrien came home with many all conference and conference champion people. Among these were conference champions: Mens 400 Relay with Scott Jones, Brian Robinson, Scott White, and Jose Mundo. Mens 800 Relay with Corey Erickson, Robinson, White, and Dimitris Bes-silas. White was also all-conference in the long jump and 200 meter dash. Bessilas, all conference in the 400 meter dash and Robinson was in the 100 meter dash. The womens relay team in the 400 was also all-conference. Laurie Williams, Heather Layman, Jennifer Rudlaff, and Trina Wofford brought home the honors. THE RUN Will Trina be able to pull off another win? Winning all-conference honors by placing 2nd were Trina Wofford in the 100 meter dash and long jump, Dimitris Bessilas in the high jump, and Jose Mundo in the 100 meter dash. The excellence continued as many individuals came home as Regional Champions. Once again the Mens 400 Relay (Dimitris Bessilas in place of Jose Mundo) and 800 Relay teams were 1st as well as White in the long jump, Rob in the 100 and the Womens 400 Relay. Bessilas was also eligible for state competition in the open 400 meter dash by running a qualifying time. State competition went well as the girls placed 11th, the boys 800 Relay: 7th, Boys 400: 5th, and Bessilas 6th in the 400 meter dash. The biggest place of the day was White's school record breaking long jump of 22'6% . This gave him a 3rd place finish and All-State Honors. Winston thinks it's easier to fly over the hurdles rather than jump them. No Corey, you're suppose to grab the baton, not Scott's hand! Brian is striding in another 100 meter victory. Watch out Amy, Kim is right behind you! 77 I L 1 j le nis le ™ consisted of. back row. Kick Fedoruk, coach. Matt Spray. Jeff Bradfield. John Laskandes, Derek McLaughlin. Todd McLaughlin, Ken Reppart, Tom Laskarides. Second row. Peter Weiman, Betsy Spray, Chris Purchase, Bleyer Schneider, David Boehm. Rick King, Paul Hoge, Jeanine Olson, Alex Back. First row managers Kevin McLaughlin and Daniel Jones “Berrien Springs High School has always had a very talented band ' says Sam Wright, Principal; the students are always ready to give their best and practice for hours to get ready for a performance. The band director Mr. Gerald Reed said, Playing in the band is a big part of the academic education of the students. It provides them an outlet for the music and also experience in participating in group activities. A sense of discipline of working in a group is also developed, and the students learn a lot from it. Reed also adds that the most important thing that the band students achieve by playing in the band is experiencing being in a group of people working towards a common goal, which is quality and performance. The students in band also seem to agree with Mr. Reed about band experience; If you like music, it's a very good experience says junior flute player, Tanya Chavez. Playing in the band is hard work, but it is also fun and educational, says Chavez. The band this year had a very busy schedule. They performed several times throughout the year, which included football games. Pep band basketball games and spring parades. They performed in a Christmas concert, a winter concert, and were invited to play at Andrews Academy. Chip Schuster, Tanya Chavez, and Logan French play the French horn. The har 82 Middle school gym fQr winter con- cert. Pep Band Front row: Phyllis Lucas, Lisa Price, Regina Richmond, Amy Lewis. Second row: Atania Chavez, Jennifer Schuster, Carmen Inquilla, Michelle Messner, Kim Bunch, Vicki Short, Kristin Stover, Band Director: Gerald Reed. Third row: Jim Matthews, Eric Wood, Todd Mulder, Jeff Pisarsky, Logan French, Jim Wallace, Chris Porter, Scott Mulder. Back row: Alan Garranrd, Dan Shoop, Bobbi Jo Baker, Kim Muhlbradt, Chris Purchase, Jarred Comstock, Marc Kerlikowski. The band members line up to open the play off game at Hillsdale. im Williams are concentrating harcj on getting Front row: Pete Weimann, Rob Hal-gren, Karen Toney, Jim Guettler, and Breck Bunce. Second row: Jim Wallace, Marc Kerlikowske, C.J. Jillson, and Chris Borchardt. Third row: Melissa Hutlenstein, Carmen Iniquilla, Evelyn Daniel, and Alex Bach. Back row: Sponsors: Richard Hill, Dan Af-ton, and Gary Huttenstein. Science Olympiad is an academic interscholastic competition, said sponsor Gary Huttenstein. It all started on the East side of the state with competitions between high schools. Now most states hold a Science Olympiad each year. Three years ago, when the Science Olympiad was initiated in this area, our high school started participating in it. The Science Olympiad covers all science disciplines. It is not just for the talented and gifted. The games differ, and they need students that have varied abilities and are interested, said Hutenstein. Last year at regionals, Berrien Springs placed third out of 13 high schools and at state competition they placed 33rd out of 42 high schools. This year at the regional match they placed third out of 19 high schools. In two of the three years, the team has made it to state competition. In three years, under the direction of the teachers in the science department, the Science Olympiad team members have accomplished and learned a lot. The Science Olymiad events include: Bridge Building — a project involving each participant to design the lightest bridge to with stand the weight of a brick. Orienteering — students are given a course in compass headings and distances to be followed using their pace to measure distance and their own compasses for directions. Periodic Table Quiz — an oral quiz of elements Rocks Fossils — students attempt to identify, describe, and classify various rock and mineral specimens and certain fossils. Science Bowl — College Bowl style event, but most questions are taken from high school science text books. Energy Contest — event involving the construction of a device to heat water or conserve heat energy- Map Reading — even involving understanding and interpreting topographic maps and map features. 84 Rob Halgren and Jim Guettler are working on a chemistry lab as practice for the Science Olympiad. TO THE TOP 85 Standing from left to right are: Pete Weimann, Betty Taiclet Sponsor and Rob Halgren. Sitting from left to right are Todd Mulder and Jim Guettler. Academic Challenge gives students a chance for interscholastic competition on academic subjects. It is where knowledge and quick recall pay off, said sponsor Betty Taiclet. Academic Challenge, also known as Quiz Bowl, is where schools in a four county area compete against each other. There are 18 teams which make up the white and blue divisions in competition. During season play Berrien won each of their three matches qualifing for the blue division championship final against Hartford, in which the Berrien team won. By winning they qualified for the grand championship against Coloma. Once again the quick witted Berrien team won and qualified for yet another round of play. During the week of June 14 at Ohio State University the Berrien Springs Quiz Bowl team will compete at the National Academic Challenge Cha-mionship. We plan to do better than last year, because we are more rienced and we have a team said Taiclet in hopes winning the National title. Front row: Rob Frantz — President, Chenoa Topash — Vice President, Tania Chavez — Secretary, Dana Slo-derbeck — Treasurer. Second row: Heather Bakken, Melissa Lincoln, Verla Campbell, Heather Stormont, Carmen Inquilla, Angel Anderson. Third row: Jill McConnel — Sponsor, Debie Dingledine, Tricia Skibbe, Karla Johnson, Joy Frey, Nicki Short. Back row: Scot Sloderbeck, Melissa Bushman, Tom Walton. CLUB GERMAN CLUB Front row: Jeff Bradfield — Vice President, Bleyer Schneider — President, Darcy Dixon — Secretary, Linda Craig — Treasurer, Second row: David Schulz, Kate Schacknies, Dawn Hoag, Camille Dixon, Becky Nestle, Dana Cary, Cindy Schultz, and Mr. Illian — sponsor. Third row: Brian Sprung, David Schunkwiler, Jason Gregg, Ed Gast, Jenny Schinkel, Jan Sands. Back row: Derek McLoughlin, Brent McDonald, Todd McLaughlin, Shawn Fulbright, Matt Purchase, Pete Weiman, Karen Toney, and Chris Porter. 86 SPANISH Front row: Joey Davis, Jeannine Olson, Kate Schacknies, and Amy Bowser. Back row: Joe Kemp, Chris Williams, Tanya Cundiff, and Dana Thomasson. Heidi Borger 0.1 Lechterke 9 4574 Badbergen West Germany Hoik Stobbe Wetterauerstr 5630 Remscheid Lennep West Germany Alex Bach Rustelstr 16 6749 Bukenhoudt West Germany Dimitris Bessilas 61 George Tertseti Neo Psyhiko 15451 Athens Greece 87 RIDING TO THE TOP The 1986 Equestrian Team consisted of four seniors, Melissa Davis, Cindy Paustian, Tammie Krause, and Paul Einhorn. It also included one sophomore, Robin Fast and four freshmen, Brent Evans, Robbie Christner, Shannon Cable, and Kerri Weaver. The team coach was Lori Evans. During the months of September and October the team was busy preparing for meets; actually preparation is year around. The team competes against 13 other schools with teams ranging in size from 13 to 4. Scoring is based on a points system, 6 pts for a 1st place, 5 pts for a 2nd place, down to 0 pts for 7th place. This years team placed 7th overall. The Berrien Springs Equestrian Team put in alot of hard work but they also had lots of fun. Back row: Cindy Paustian, Brent Evans, Robin Fast, Shannon Cable, Robbie Christner, Melissa Davis, Kerri Weaver. Front row: Lori Evans, Debbie Fisher. START YOUR ENGINES The Berrien Springs Auto Body class consisted of 13 junior and senior guys. There were two auto body classes, one in the morning consisting of Niles and Brandwine students, and one in the afternoon including Berrien Springs and Buchanan students. These hard working guys did refinish body work with minor and major collison damage on automobiles. “Working in the Auto Body class this year has taught me how to take off paint and to repaint cars for further preparation for employment, stated Berrien Springs Senior Jim Clark. Back row: Richard Wells, Brad Odiorne, Jim Clark. Front row: Christopher Beregsasy, Donald Billings, Brian Elliot, William Kiegly. Mrs. Farwell's is having her car painted in the Auto Body classes. STOP! Donald Billings you're under arrest. Brad Odiorne is learning how to sand a car in Auto Body class. 89 Theo you give love a bad name. Trina Wolford, Vicki Lehocky, Lori Zarn, and Darci Dixon Talk to me baby. + lood Drive SHOOTING TO THE TOP Who's arm could this be? Mark Remus and Ed Olson say that giving blood's fun. 'X is, Fina Berrien Springs: Dawn Hoag, Finalist: Darcy Dixon, Second Runner-Up: Monique Com The second Monica put the crown on my head I thought 'Oh my God, I don't believe this; My dream came true'. said Dawn Hoag after being crowned Miss Berrien Springs '87 in front of a crowd of 800 people. Michigan ... Look Around You , was the theme of this year's contest. Due to lack of interest and community support, there was almost not contest. Bea Herman, the former queen's mother volunteered 92 to help on the comittee and then became chairman. With the help from her family and committee members, this year's contests was an organized success. Twenty-one senior girls participated in the contest. Two months of practicing the routine, speeches and walking paid off on the evening of the contest as all of the contestants performed on stage and dazzled the audience. Karen Holman dazzles the ci IPaK § speaks. Front row: Kate Schacknies, Christine Strouts, Mary Fisher, and Shawn Christie land Row: Melinda Kampe, Beth Richter, Laurie Lewis, Debie Dingledine, and Hi BlakeMan Third row: Laurie Williams, Monique Comstock, Dawn Hoag, HzahriflBetsy Koebel, Diana Crapsey, Melissa Davis, and Michelle Naragon Hnlman Opni -P rm r Irene DaUvhert AIld LWv Mr. Nice Guy — Theo Stockslager, 1st Runner-Up — Shane Brewer, 2nd Runner-Up Ron Colvin, Mr. Shamrock — Scott Jones Voices of screaming women once choice of street clothes to introduce done for Berrien Springs High again filled the high school cafete- themselves. The highlight of the School and what has it done for ria as a crowd of over 300, mostly show is next when they come out you?”.. According to Bessilas, women, watched with excitement on stage one by one to flex their This school has given me all these as Scott the Rock Jones was muscles. Next, all of the contes- beautiful girls.” crowned Mr. Shamrock 1987. tants stand on stage in their best With a drum roll, Stockslager The Mr. Shamrock contest is attire. At this time the top five are was chosen Mr. Nice Guy'Ti?, for held to raise money for the football chosen. The top five were Scott the second'time. Second runner-up and tennis teams, and has been a Jones, Dimitris Bessilas, Ron Col- was Colvin and first runner-up was very successful and popular event, vin, Theo Stockslager, and Shane Brewer. Congratulations to all the In the first part of the contest, all Brewer. The top five were then contestants. You were all winners 93 of the contestants come out in their asked the question What have you from a woman's point of view. —What do you think’Th'jricU.'ter, leadership scholarship, and sepncehave in commoj iThfSsAre quaities used to evaluate fcmhnt orfaAi TJJtK -i society member. Not only is a grade point H into NHS is an honor and year seven senhw ere inducted as well' asjkl juniors. Throqghout the ear the 1986-87-irt bers • «jtanteered their service at certamr$chool fui ons and (the Special Olymptfs was among the many community services performed by theyiembers. The members also spen -the year sponsoring variovj|“‘Ttmd raiTet to raise money for the anniraT ttrtg honor banqdnt. The group held tht honors banquet for all honor rtfll mepiWs and their prfreAts. The evening wasVmeant'to bej entertaining and informative as he honors e top ten seniors, valedictoria (orian, anJnew N1 IS indv a meed Kaien Toney was a very n u£h iejorian, linishing ’ith a perfect 4.0 whl rto w h That's What friends are For, sings Anvy Bowser at the National Honor Society Ban- — Front row: Amy Jo Bowser, Monique Comstock, Vicki Lehocky, Betsy Spray, and Angela Welke. Back row: Becky Nestle, Heather Knuth. Jennifer Schuster, Alex Bach, Karen Toney, Dimitris Bessilas, Darcy Dixon, Lori Zahrn, Jeannie Rennhack, and Laurie Williams. New National Honor Society inductees — Front row: Evelyn Daniels, Verla Campbell, Heidi Borger, Chenoa Topash, and Linda Craig. Back row: John Hoffner, Alex Bach, Dimitris Bessilas, Jeff Bradfield, and Rob Frantz. New National Honor Society inductees — Front row: Tania Chavez, Joy Frey, Karen King, Kendra Eshleman, and Josie Garcia. Back row: David Shunkwiler, Peter Wei-mann, Robert Halgren, and Jim Guettler. Top Ten Seniors — Front row: Karen Toney, Darcy Dixon, Todd Lohraff, Evelyn Daniels, and Jeff Bradfield. Back row: Heather Knuth, Christine Strouts, Betsy Spray. Trade Huss, and John Hoffner. 95 THE RANSOM OF This year's Thespian Troup consisted of Becky Nestle, Amy Bowser, Cassie Carvalho, Jason Brewer, Linda Craig, Heather Knuth, Kate Schacknies, Brian Bruce, and Kay Lane, sponsor. Lori Zahrn tells the details of the trap to Kate Schacknies and Brian Bruce. The play has always been a very important part of the activities in the High School , says Sam Wright, principal. This year's Thespian Troupe and Drama Club really gave their best to put on the play 'The Ransom Of The Red Chief” in the High School. I feel that the play gives a lot more to the kids than they realize. It is an outlet to express themselves, and to show their talents. It gives them a chance to be exposed to the theater, and if the production goes well it is a great accomplishment,” said Kay Lane, sponsor of the Thespian Troupe and Drama Club. The thespians agree with Lane Being a thespian and making a play requires a lot of time and energy. But for us every effort and minute is worth it because it's also fun, and it gives us a chance to get closer to other people, said thespians spokes person Cassie Carvalho. The Thespian Troupe worked hard this year and they had a very good year. We all teamed up like a family unit. As a family we accomplished much in a short period of time such as set construction and memorizing lines. That is how we get a good play and a good year.”, says senior thespian Brian Bruce. Lane ends by adding that the most immportant thing in doing a play involves the strong senior leadership and experience. Without it, it would be impossible to do anything. Leadership comes from experience and experience comes from earning that leadership from performing in past plays. The more experience the better leadership. The senior give examples in acting and behavior on and behind the stage. says Bruce. And what we get in return is the community's appreciation and encouragement concludes Lane. THESPIAN AND Randy Schirf gives his best to impress the young ladies in town. Brian Bruce is saying: I know, I'm good . The cast from 'The Ransom of Red Chief” Sam Heather Knuth Bill Irma Dooley Sheriff Two Girls Robin Fast Mavis Brown Gertie Brown Stanley Lewis Mrs. Lewis Jeb Carter Katie Lewis Red Chief Rob Frantz Widow Dorset Lori Zahrn Becky Brown Lucy Mollie Brown Lori Zahrn begs the kidnappers. Heather Knuth and Jason Brewer, to let Rob Frantz go. DRAMA CLUB THE RED CHIEF Rob Frantz tries his hardest to cheer up Jason Brewer. Kate Schacknies tells her friends her latest brilliant idea. The thespian Troup and Drama Club are all together on the cafeteria stage. Jason Brewer and Heather Knuth try to escpe carrying Rob Frantz. PROM 1987 A King Queen: Ron Lori. The girls take a breather after some serious dancing. Alcthca looks like she is ready for a nap. n Jeff, you look like you've seen a ghost! BREATHTAKING EXPERIENCE! A balcony view of a wonderful prom! Debbie and Tim take time out to pose for the camera. Watch out girls, Don and Chris have suspicious grins on their faces! Best looking couple: Chenoa Dimitris. A car pulls up and the doorbell rings, Johnny's here! my mother sings. At the top of the stairs I stand with such grace, and on the way down I fall on my face. It's time to pin on his boutonniere, I poke him in the chest and out comes a tear. We stand in one place for quite a long while, and mom takes pictures, all with fake smiles. We eat our dinner at a very elegant place, And Johnny eats his food like he's in some kind of race! Finally we re off to the Ski World Chalet, But it starts to rain, to my dismay. We get inside and we're soaked to the bone, My hair is ruined! I start to moan. The place looks so gorgeous, all silver and pink. But all that perfume makes it really stink! I spill my punch, oh what a mess. What once was white, is now a polka-dot dress. Out on the dance floor I can feel the heat. But things cool off when I step on his feet. Ron and Lori are the King and Queen of Prom '87, It couldn't be more perfect, it's a match made in heaven. Here is one award you don't want to miss, The best looking couple is Chenoa and Dimitris. The D.J. Stylus starts up the music once more, And more people are dancing than ever before. But time passes quickly and soon it's time to go, And the last dance is played real nice and slow. Thank You Juniors for a wonderful night. The Prom of '87 was definitely out-of-sight!!! LSW 99 0) 1 r o 100 Laurie Williams is making her rounds to make sure that everyone is having a great time at CLASS NIGHT 1987. Yes Rhonda, You are going to graduate this year You know the joke must have been funny if it got John Hoffner to smile. We all know what Shane Brewer is up to now don't we? Brian Robinson is making a toast, Cheers to the class of 1987. ' OH REALLY Best Body Best Dressed Best Hind Quarters Best Legs Best Looking Best Eyes Most Innocent Best Couple Most Athletic Class Partier Class Space Cadet Class Rumormonger Class Know-it-all Class Clown Class Brown Nose Class Play Girl or Boy Class Rowdy Biggest Bulge Best Hooters Worst Driver Most Classey Most Likely To Succeed Most Outgoing Most Talented Most Studious Least Studious Car: Mustang GT Turbo Hangout: E-Man's Group: Bon Jovi Saying: Let's Get A Bubble GUYS GALS Scott Jones Jeff Bradfield Shane Brewer Jon Weber Tom Laskarides Dimitris Bessilas John Hoffner Ron Colvin Shane Brewer Ed Olson Kevin Green Shane Brewer Jon Weber Brian Robinson Brian Robinson Theo Stockslager Shane Brewer Dimitris Bessilas Kevin Green Scott Jones Dale Hartman Jeff Bradfield John Hoffner Ron Colvin Chris Yates John Hoffner Dale Hartman Monique Comstock Darcy Dixon Monique Comstock Monique Comstock Laurie Lewis Lori Zahrn Laura DePue Lori Zahrn Vicki LeHockey April Thompson Angela Welke Claudia Hayes Dawn Hoag Lori Zahrn Dawn Hoag Denise Parmer Amy Bowser Denise Parmer Angela Welke Darcy Dixon Karen Toney Lori Zahrn Vicki LeHockey Karen Toney Michelle Naragon FAVORITES Teacher: Mr. Phillips Beverage: Seagrems Wine Cooler Underclassmen: None Worth Mentioning To The Top 101 Above: Kerri Blakeman marches into the gymnasium to “Pomp and Circumstance . Above right: Todd Lohraff, Theo Stockslager, John Weber, Ben Vincent, Doug Schultz and John Kener goof around while getting ready to graduate. In learning, we have shared, In sharing, we have found friendship. In friendship, we have found ourselves. On Sunday, May 31, 1987 the senior class of Berrien Springs High School graduated. The occasion was a very emotional one. The excitement and desire to hurry it up was overwhelming. And there was also a sadness because as soon as it was over, it meant that there were people we never would see again. People we have grown up with, learned from, and spent fun times with. Each of us would be split apart leaving everyone to go his own separate way and pursue his dreams. The memories of our high school years will always be ours to share. Whether we are together or apart, the class of 1987 will always have special memories to share. I would like to tell the class of '87 that I am proud to be a part of this class and would like to wish all of you the best always in all of your endeavors. Also, I would like to tell the remaining students to do your best and enjoy your high school years as they only come once. Treasure the bettersweet memories. — Monique Comstock 1986-1987 Editor Above: Karen Toney, the 1987 Valedictorian, gives her final comments to the Class of 1987. 102 Graduates wait in anticipation as John Hoffner gives the benedicition. Jeannine Rennhack gets some last minute advice from her mother. Above: Frank Gomez and Kevin Green discuss the upcoming graduation ceremony. Above right: Corey Erickson watches during the ceremony. Right: Heather Knuth looks on as she is about ready to graduate. Heidi Bttrger and Cheli Plested give their hair a final touch-up before the ceremony begins. 103 ADVERTISEMENTS -------------► THE SUB AND BURGER SHOP Congratulations Class Of 87!! Your Home Away from Home 200 W. 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