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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1975 volume:

1 TABLE OP CONTENTS D iicattoM p.3 (W Pocu y j . 4-19 G'tOufjS T . 34-47 UwWoPasstKe |5. 20-33 QvJk Cf vtte Qpvdt, Actuates f . 72-99 p. 100- f . 48-71 1 13 fj. 1 14-145 M f . 146-160 D eflkc fZott The 1974-75 Annual Staff would like to dedicate this year's annual to Mr. Donald McAlvey. Mr. McAlvey came to Eau Claire in January of 1970 as Superin- tendent of Eau Claire Public Schools. He received his education from several Michigan Colleges. Receiving his Bachelor's Degree from C.M.U. in June of 1940, he then went on to receive his Master’s Degree in June of 1949, from the U. of M. He completed his educa- tion with graduate work at W.M.U. These schools sent him into teaching for eleven years, and as an administrator for thirty-four. Mr. McAlvey is a member of the Eau Claire Lions Club, Berrien Springs Rotary, Benton Harbor United Church of Christ, and many other professional organizations. In his years at Eau Claire, Mr. McAlvey has been instrumental in creating new programs in curricu- lum, as well as, being a major contributor to the plans and building for the new high school. We would like to express our deepest gratitude on behalf of all the many things you have done for our school. The 1974-75 Annual Staff 3 FACULTY M This book filled with pictures and friends of high school days will provide each of you with many fond memories. I trust that in the future as you turn these pages and remin- isce you will be reminded of good old time” as I know I certainly will. The 1974-75 high school student body is a fine group of young people and I am justly proud of each of you. I only hope you have received from your classes, student friends, and teacher associations, a well-rounded background that will assist you in whatever endeavors you decide to pur- sue. To all of you best wishes for a happy and profitable life. Sincerely, Mrs. Schlipp Mrs. Gasi As we pause annually to reflect on the passing of the school year, it always becomes a source of inspiration to me. Looking at our beautiful building, hearing the comments of parents and visitors on the obvious care accorded it by stu- dents gives a sense of pride in our students. The progress reflected in our curriculum and student life areas point out the continued effort of our staff to provide a quality education for the students of E.C.H.S. We look for- ward to make more productive years. 6 Mrs. Chisek Mrs. Young B xW EAjucctfcow Eou Pubfec Qchoofo SEATED, L. to R.: Mr. Jim Nichols. Mr. Bruce Dustin. Mr. William Renbarger. STANDING. L. to R.: Mr. Tom Ferry, Mr. Sheldon Rosenberg. Mrs. Reva Murphy, Mr. Franklin Jackson. 7 Class Schedules, college entrance applications, ACT, SAT, and personal problems at home and at school dominate the time of the guidance department at ECHS. A new innovation this year is the microfilm reader-printer that is used by interested students for career education. Mrs. Jewell and Mrs. Popke work in one of the busiest areas of the school. MRS. POPKE Guidance Secretary MRS. JEWELL Guidance Counselor 8 Coofes LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Bckizo, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Karn, Mrs. Fecho, Mrs. Frank. 9 The Custodians at E.C.H.S. do a fine job of keeping the school clean. They work several hours a day. When the stu- dents go home after the school day, the custodians sweep and clean all floors, the gym, and library. They are always on hand after football games to clean up the locker rooms. All in all they help make the school a nicer place to work, study, and hold activities. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Malloy and head of maintenance Mr. Blighton. Mrs. Wrighi 10 Mr. Enders and Mr. Woodruff Bus Dw ts LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Flkes, Mr. Vicini, Mrs. Siolfo, Mrs. Kerstetter, Miss Harper, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Prillwitz. Mrs. Fryer, Mrs. Kurland, Mrs. Faher. Mrs. Micheals, Mrs. Weatherly, Mrs. Churchill, Mrs. Edge. ••Mack”. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Wright. MR. SAWATZK1 18 19 2 21 Left to Right. STANDING: Chuck Hunter. Student Sen.. Bud Lindberry, Student Sen., Doug Davis. Student Sen., Larry Bishop, Pres. SITTING: Carolyn Demski, Sec., Shirley McAfee, Vice Pres., Tammy Elliot, Treas. Barton, Jeannie Bearden, Walter Becker, Joseph Benson, James Bishop, Larry Blackwood. Kathi Blankenship. Laurie Blaylock, Patricia Boers, George Boers, Louis Bone, Pete Bonebright, Gerald Bowerman. Sandra Bowers, James Briney, Michael Brumley, Willie Burkle, Bonnie Cardenas. Manuel Churchill. Kent Clark, Michael Clem, Wanda Cluster, Randy Collins, Susan Cook, Sharon Constanza, Santo Cowan, Larry Davis, Doug Dehring, Ken Akright. Mark Arent, Calvin Armstrong, Ed Bailey, Terry Ball. Melinda Bandurski, Lyle 22 Demski, Carol Dohm, Bryan Douglas. Debbie Dyrcz, Joe Elliott, Tammy Elston, Pam Engle. Susan Faher. Gary Fentress, Richard Froeber, Larry Froehlick. Linda Gilliam, Debbie Gomez, Jaime Gonzalez, Gilbert Gonzalez, Joe Gonzalez, Teresa Grajauskis. Joanne Gary. Donna Griffith, Debbie Groth, Lori Hanko, Shirley Harte, Cynthia Hartlerode. Craig Hartlerode, Kyle Haskins. Mary Holt, Joyce Hunter, Chuck Kerstetter, Jim King. Marlene Krieger, Roger Kremers, Cindy Krone, Don Kunst. Dana Lange, Shawn Lay, Beth Layman. Anita Layman. Karen Layman, Kevin Leitz, Judy Limas, Alma Lineberry, Bud Lowe. Karen Mata. Sara McAfee. Christine McAfee. Doris McKIe. Kristie Meister, Anna Michael. Shari Muniz, Elida Muniz. Lidia Muniz. Marie Murphy. Larry Nelson, Rick Newsome. Eric Osby, Carol Pendleton. James 23 Perrone, Rhonda Price, Robert Reynolds, Keith Rice, Perry Rickets, Mike Roberts. Art Robinson. Mary Rodell, Kathy Sawyer, Randy Schemenauer, Mike Schulz, Judy Skaggs, Wayne Smith. Diane Smith, Tammy Stiem, Robert Stolfo, Melissa Sutherland, David Teichman, Cindy Tillstrom, Gary VanAntwerp, Kevin Vladic, Markay Ward, Pam Weber, Tim Whitaker, Dan White, Phyllis Whitehead, Steve Williams. Tina Wilson, Bettye Wright, Marie Yircott, David Zehner. Sue NOT PICTURED: Goldstein, Mike Hardin. Rhonda Kent, Brenda Lambert, Brenda Masterson, Debbie MaAfee, Shirley Renbarger. Will Robe ns, Bonnie Rosenberg, Steve Sanin, Debbie Stump. Eddie Summerford, Dave Tennison. Willard Thomas, James Vernon, Andy Welcher, Susan 24 25 Left to Right. TOP ROW: Felicia Murphy. Stud. Sen., Bruce Williams, Stud. Sen., Ruthie McAfee, Stud. Sen. Left to Right. BOTTOM ROW: Roger Daugherty, Vice Pres.. Lori Dohm, Sec., Linda Haskins. Treas., Kevin Burbach, Pres. Adams, L. C. Armstrong, Cinthia Aubill, Jackie Bailey. Mike Benson. Eddie Blankenship. Wendy Blaylock. Rhonda Blunier, Teresa Bone, Ricky Boone, April Boone. Clyde Burbach. Kevin Byrd. Terry Cahoon, Mary Christy, James Cochran, Mike Coleman, Tony Daugherty. Roger Dewey, Larry Dohm. Lori Douglas. Ellen Dudas, Cindy Dunn, Diana Dunn. Kevin Durham. Dennis Edinger, Jeff Edwards. Richard Edward, Tom Eisner, Alan Emhoff, Randy Felton, Anita Fields. Mike Findley, Cary Lee Flowers. Brian Geisler, Lori 26 Grandberry, Randy Griffin, Russell Hall. Sonia Harner. Jeff Harrison. Donna Harte, Toby Haskins, Linda Hass. Sue Hawn, Rhonda Hemminger, Mike Hernandez, Rosa Kessinger, Roberta Kliemchen, Renell Kraklau, Dennis Krugh, Edward Kublick, Pam Kublick, Robin Kunst, Tracy Leban, Joe Leslie. Annette Lovell, Paula Merrill. Lyle Michael, Brian Mitchell, Anita Nelson. Ron Ostema, Dale Ott, Carolyn One, Faith Palis, Nancy Pifer, Karl Pike, Malcolm Peimer, Cheryl Rodell, Kevin Rose, Claude Robe ns. Brenda Ramirez, Irma Schoene, Ed Simaz, Joe Stover, Maxine 28 Strasser, Sandra Struble, Paula Tavolacci, Kathy Teichman, Lynn Thomas, Jeff Tillman, Ray Umphery, Linda Valdez. Liz VanAntwerp, Cindy Vickery. Cissy Vladic. Tammie Walker, Cheryl Walt, Lynne Warren, Diana Williams, Bruce Williams, Dan Yachlich, Joe Zielke, Elaine Broderick, Bill Depriest, Mike NOT PICTURED: Akright, Jeannetie Amt. Cheryl Amt, Debbie Davis. Sharon Edinger, Mary Galtzew, Christine Hernandez, Maria Jackson, Bill Mason, Linda McAfee, Ruthie McAfee, Tracy Murphy, Felicia Rodrigues, Noe Williams, Reva Wright, Monroe Vernon, Ora Jean 29 Cfoss STANDING, From Left to Right: Debbie Dudas, Student Sen- ate, Allan Flowers, President, John Foster, Student Senate, Dianne Wilier, Student Senate. Denise Blighton, Treasurer. KNEELING. From Left to Right: Sharon Kerstetter, Student Sen- ate. Brian Pucheu, Vice-President. Dena Harterode, Secre- tary. Basly, Carole Baswell, Pam Baughman, Chuck Bearden, Robert Bearden, Vonnie Bedunah. Andy Beilman, Joni Bekizo, Patty Blighton, Denise Blocker, Debbie Briney, Daniel Burton, Karen Byers, Mark Clem. Melody Cluster, Ron Cowan. Regina Cummings, Dale Dehring, Laura Dewey, Lori Dudas, Debbie Dudas, Joe Ealey, Tony Eichler, Debbie Engle, David Fellner, Mike Flowers, Allan Froehlich, Mark Fryer, Roger 30 Garrison. Jeff Geisler, Denise Glassman, Cindy Hagood. Richard Hampton, Tom Hanko, Mike Hartlerode, Dena Hass, Kerry Hawkins, Margie Hawkins, Terry Herr, Cindy Hinton, Barb Hopkins. Jerry Jannert, Rodney Johnson. Brenda Johnson, David Johnson, Nancy Juergensen, Jan Kam, Don Kerstetter. Sharon King, Pam Kurland. Sid Layman. Nelson Manner, Lynn McAfee, Don Miller. Heidi Newsome. Ellen Parritt, Rhonda Pendleton. Dan Rankin, Teresa Renbarger, Brenda Reynolds, Brenda Rutter. Bob Schilling, Andy Schlipp, Cherie Schulz. Cindy Sells, Ken Silva. Mike Smith. Lester Stockman, Trent Taylor. Laura Tillstrom. Leeanne Trowbridge, Gina Vernon, Gilbert Versaw, Sharon Volt, Jeff Walt, David Ward, Jeff Weckler. Don West. Keith Westerhoven, Larry Westlake, Pam Wilier, Dianne Wooden, Velma Woolf. Jesse Young, Pam 31 NOT PICTURED: Bone. Anita Brant, Kim Brown, Barbara Ann Clark, Frank Cuthberi, Nadia Faher, Richard Foster, John Grandberry, Kathy Hunter, Laval Juroff, Steve Lanier. Nathan Leitz, David Mason, Sharyl Mata, Cruz McAfee, Jerry Meyer, Emmanuel Pucheu, Brian Williams, Annette Smith, Kevin « 32 The ECHS Junior class started the year by selling more magazines in their annual than any other class in the history of the school. The money earned in this drive was used for the Junior-Senior Prom. Other events were money-making projects such as the pan- cake breakfast and selling concessions at the basketball games. A willingness to work and a sense of class responsibility characterized the class of '76. 33 GROUPS SWewfc Senate FRONT ROW: Debbie Dudas. Terrie Durham. Sue Simaz, Jamie Jucrgcnsen, Sharon Kcrstcitcr. Lceanne Tillstrom. SECOND ROW: Sieve Rosenberg. Bruce Williams. Brian Flowers, Felicia Murphy. Paul Bailey. Ruthic McAfee, John Foster. Noi Pictured: Dianne Wilier. There are some new faces in the Stu- dent Senate and along with that some changes at ECHS. The Student Senate sponsored the homecoming dance this year, featuring the band JERRY SPITZER and CO. This is the first year that we have had a Polka band and it proved to be a great success in which the young and old participated. It gives us something to go on next year. UbrUXnxj Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard Pavlides, Gordon Archer. Sandy Strasser, John Foster. The Library has received many new books this year. The Library staff has done a fantastic job of keeping the Library in such an organized manner. The Library Club learns how to make out and file the cards and how to keep the books in order under the leader- ship of Mr. Conto and Mrs. Bowerman. Ub iCtAZCM Mr. Conto, Mrs. Bowerman. O(jfa f-felp The office help was a valuable assei to the adminis- tration and faculty. They collect absent slips, run errands and perform other time consuming jobs. We are very happy to have them here at ECHS. 37 Ye inbo k Writing a history of Eau Claire High School for 1974-75 is not always an easy task. Students in the yearbook journalism have the primary purpose of producing the Beaver Tales. A combi- nation of writing, art, layout design, color, advertising, and lots of hard work make up this organization. Edited by Peggy Ferry and Suzanne Beezley, the Beaver Tales has come a tradition of ECHS. The staff, divided into many areas, works within groups to one major goal - the production of the best possible history of Eau Claire High School - The 1975 Beaver Tales. FIRST TABLE: Peggy Perry. Susan Tcichman, Darlene Stover. Grace Skaggs. Teresa Rankin. Lori Dewey. Jan Juergcnsen. SECOND TABLE: Julie Rosenberg, Julie Popke, Alice McAfee. Suzanne Beezley, Pam Durham. Sue Zielke, Donna Froeber, Brenda Strasser. STANDING, Left to Right: Karen Burton, Sue Faber, Mr. Braucr, Andy Schilling, Howard Pavlides, Nelson Layman, Larry Bartels, Ken Sells. Paul Bailey. Barry Westlake, Taylor Lanier. Not Pictured: Cheric Bonebright, Karen Hartlcrodc. FRONT ROW, I- io R: Brenda Reynolds, Doug Wesner, Jeff Garrison, Debbie Eichler, Lynn Manner, Kathy Grandberry. BACK ROW, L t� R: Mr. Brauer, Kevin Burbach, Karla Churchill. Mike Cochran, Terry Hawkins, Debbie Dudas, Sharon Kerstetter. Not Pictured: Jack Aubill, Jack Blackwood, Marla Clem, Dena Hartlerode, Rich Luft, Don McAfee, Julie Ward, Sue Zielke. The Beaver Bark is published approx- imately every other week by the news- paper journalism class. Under the leadership of Karla Churchill, the newspaper class undertook a new chal- lenge in February of 1975 - the pro- duction of the O’CLARION. Along with producing the newspa- per, class members learned how to write stories, read and correct copy and proof, and sell advertising. The most valuable staffer award from the South Bend Tribune was awarded to Karla Churchill for her work on the Beaver Bark for the past two years. LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Guzorck, Ken Struble, Sharon Versaw, Dan Newman, Karl Pifcr, Craig Ruple, Roger Daughtery. flAaih Club Requirements for the Math Club are three years of algebra or a 3.0 average in the present math class. Tours of Andrews University and large businesses in the area are on the agenda for the club. Practical applica- tions of mathematics is the basic purpose of the club. 40 TUougfi U o -Sttuiy Seniors at Eau Claire High School have an opportunity to spend part of their school day away from the building. Many of the sen- iors are learning to work at certain jobs and skills throughout the Eau Claire, Benton Harbor, Berrien Springs, and St. Joseph areas. Waitressing at Mr. Steak from Eau Claire are Karen Hartlerode and Joelene Nichols. This affords them the experience and the opportunity to make money while going to school. Many hospitals in the area have the services of Mike Peppal, Sheila Hartlerode, Mary Ann Felton, Marla Clem, Julie Ward, Gaye Thumn, and Cindy Stolfo. The Eau Claire schools also hire aides and playground assistants. Paul Baily, Taylor Lanier, Barry Westlake, Bob Kelnhofer, Joanne Williams, Wanda Hammersley, Susan Swisher, Susan Simaz, Karen Pifer, Melinda Jones and Regeana Kam all have worked in some capacity for the Eau Claire schools. Learning the banking business are Judy Chisek, Sue Faher, and Darlene Stover. Others on work-study are Dan Arent, David Bandurski, John Bar- talone, Mari Bartels, Suzanne Beezley, Marcia Benson, Terrie Durham, Karla Churchill, Pam Durham, Chuck Edwards, Donna Froeber, Mary Hanko, Ricky Harasewicz, Ron Hartlerode, Kevin Hasse, Marlene Klug, Denita Mattner, Sheena Parritt, Julie Popke, Julie Rosenberg, Vicky Smith, Richard Strasser, Debbie VanAntwerp, Sondra Vondran, David Waits, Brad Waldrop, David Williams, and Sherry Felton. 41 Vfe iStfcy Chb SEATED, Left to Right: Bob KelQhofcr. Dan Pike, Larry Wcstcrhoven, Kevin Burbach, Joe Simaz, Tony Ealcy, Jerry McAfee, Craig Ruple, Jeff Harner. SECOND ROW: Juan Mata, Howard Pavlidcs. Don McAfee, Terry Adams, Nathan Lanier, Mike Cochran, Dale Ostenta. Ken Sells, Lester Smith. THIRD ROW: Don Krone, Dennis Durham, Roger Daugherty, Gordon Archer, Barry Westlake. Dan Briney, Jim Christy, Bill Adams, Larry Bartels, Rick Farkas, Don Mann. Kevin Layman. BACK ROW: Bud Lineberry, Kyle Hartlerode, Sid Kurland. Taylor Lanier, Paul Bailey, Mike Hanko, Toby Harte, Nelson Layman. A1 Flowers, Larry Dewey. Mike Bailey, Dave Walt. The Varsity Club money making pro- ject this year was selling Heath candy bars. Its purpose was to buy jackets for he members. The Varsity Club is an organization of all the students in high school who have earned letters in a varsity sport. Pef) Cfub FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Kathy Rodell, Betty Wilson, Debbie Douglas. Chcric Schlipp, Judy Chisck, Debbie Dudas. Laura Taylor, Denise Blighton, Nancy Johnson, Sharon Versaw. Ellen Newsome. SEC()ND ROW: Annette Leslie, Jim Kerstetter, Brian Flowers, Tammy Elliot, Debbie Eichlcr, Dena Hartlerode, Cathy Tavalacci, Ellen Douglas, Lori Groth, Pam Elston, JeanniC Barton, Pat Bek- izo. BACK ROW: Kent Churchill. April Boone. Mary Edingcr. Melinda Ball. Tina Williams. Shari Cook. Russell Griffin, Chris McKle, Cindy Herr, Karen Layman, Barbi Hinton. The Pep Club started well this year with 35 members. They bought sweaters to distinguish themselves as a group and they sold megaphones as a money-making pro- ject . A CHRISTMAS CAROL and MEET-ME IN ST. LOUIS highlighted the drama club for 1975. Directed by Mr. Shoop, the club made great improvement over the past; and put on good performances for the students at Christmas time and the public spring. Also many mini-plays provided enter- tainment for the students during the year in the library. FRONT ROW: Mr. Shoop, Sonia Hall. Maxine Stover, Diane Dunn. Lynne Walt. David Williams. BACK ROW: Lynn Tcichman. Dale Ostema, Randy Grandberry, Nancy Palis, Ken Sells. Not Pic- tured: Scott Bates. Nua$£$ A Tt twlitg LEFT TO RIGHT: Cruz Maia, Sandy Strasscr, Carolyn Ou, VIrgina Vickery, Joyce Douglas, Vione Preston. Not Pictured: Nadia Cuthbert, Cynthia Van Antwerp. The nurses training class of 74-75 meet every day of the school year at Berrien General Hospital for their classes. They have the opportunity to work in many depts. of the hospital, such as Obstetrics, Operating Room, Cen- tral Supply, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Lab, Pharmacy, X-Ray, Records Dept., Switch Board, and on the wards working with some of the patients, feeding them and making their beds, and other small jobs. They learn the inner workings of a hospital in hope that they will consider nursing as an occupation. It is an opportunity to study a career with on-the-job training. Cuuu CJkin Mickey Mouse and Friends was the theme of the Miss Eau Claire contest on March 8. Joelene Nichols was crowned Miss Eau Claire 1975, with Judy Chisek as first runner-up and Miss Congeniality and Alice McAfee as second runner-up. Joelene is a member of the Student Senate. She was a cheerleader for three years. UiS$£o iuS Sfieifift -lojdi iod March 6, 1975, was the date for the Miss Sodus con- test with Sheila Hartlerode reigning as Miss Sodus 1975. The theme, A Fantasy with Peter Pan, added color to the program as Sheila was joined by Heidi Miller as first runner-up. Sheila is a senior at ECHS and a fine representative of her school and her community. 47 AcnvmES Achievement Night at E.C.H.S. offered parents and students the oppor- tunity to see the accomplishments of the various courses offered at Eau Claire. A fashion show, the stage band per- formance, a gymnastics program, sci- ence experiments, and a community education art display were some of the varied activities that were displayed. 49 Royalty KING TAYLOR LANIER and QUEEN SHEILA HARTLERODE 50 SENIOR CANDIDATES WERE: Bob Kelnhofer, Joelene Nichols, Barry Westlake. Sheena Par- rltt, Taylor Lanier, Sheila Hartlerode, Paul Bailey, Judy Chisek, Jamie Juergensen. John Bartelone. CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: Ruthie McAfee, L. C. Adams, Jan Juergensen. Dave Walt, Tammy Elliot. Chuck Hunter. Thunder, lightning, and threatening skies cast an ominous light upon the 1974 Eau Claire High School Homecoming with Galien. The Beavers were riding a winning streak and hoped to take the wind out of the Gaels on a day when Walt Disney came to visit Eau Claire. But Galien put a damper on the game festivities by defeating the Beavers. The happy Mickey Mouse atmosphere was lost for a while after the game, but the Jerry Spitzer band brought life back to Eau Claire High School with his lively polka music at the Homecoming dance in the Eau Claire High School gymnasium. The day was presided over by Queen Sheila Hartlerode and King Taylor Lanier. 51 52 3rd Place Middle School 53 2nd Place BAND Bcuui OouMvCiH Mr. Peterson, Director; Grace Skaggs, President; Terasa Rankin, Vice President; Linda Haskins, Secretary. NOT PICTURED: Darlene Stover, Treasurer. 54 JtUUtVtS BOTTOM ROW. Left to Right: Leeanne Tillst- rom. Melody Clem. Kim Brant. Margie Haw- kins, Lori Dewey. Patti Bekizo, Cherie Schlipp, Pam Young. TOP ROW: Debbie Dudas, Heidi Miller, Cindy Herr. Allan Flowers, Larry West- erhoven, Joan Beilman, Sid Kurland. Ron Clus- ter, Barb Hinton. Teresa Rankin. NOT PIC- TURED: Roger Fryer. HIGH SCHOOL _BAND BOTTOM ROW: Wayne Turbyfill, Louann Costanza. TOP ROW: Kim Brant, Melody Clem. Lori Dewey. Maxine Stover. Debbie Dudas, Debbie Tillstrom. Patti Bekizo, Margie Hawkins, Cheri Schlipp. 55 The band this year has had a suc- cessful but tiring season. With march- ing at halftime shows and parades, competing in band festivals, and per- forming at concerts, all were kept busy. The Stage Band, which was some- thing new this year, helped to make band more interesting and exciting to the participating students. It per- formed at many activities such as con- certs, the Queen Contest, and Achievement Night. Money making projects this year were candy sales and Rex. With most of the kids getting involved, a good sum of money was brought in. This was used to buy a new drum set for the Stage Band. We extend our appreciation to the band boosters and to all those offering their services throughout the year. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Regeana Karn, Howard Pavlides, Peggy Ferry, Susan Teichman. Jamie Juergensen. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Debbie Tillstrom, Vione Preston, Marla Clem, Grace Skaggs, Mr. Peterson. Oophoro BOTTOM ROW. Left to Right: Waith Otte, Elaine Zielke, Lori Dohm, Kathy Femey, Mary Cahoon, Brian Floweis. Ed Schoene. TOP ROW. Left to Right: Nancy Palis, Tammy Vladic. Lynn Teichman. Robin Kublick, Linda Haskins, Mike Heminger. Bruce Williams. 56 Cholfo BOTTOM ROW: Mary Calhoon, Gina Trowbridge, Debbie Blocker, Sue Mil- liken, Pam King, Barb Hinton, Patti Bekizo. SECOND ROW: Anita Felton, Virginia Vickery, Sheena Parritt, Rhonda Parritt Harte, Rick Nelson, Ron Nelson, Donna Harris, Bonnie Berkel. THIRD ROW: Brenda Renbarger, Teresa Rankin, Dennis Kraklau, Mark Byers, Ron Cluster, Allan Eisner, Anna Meis- ter. TOP ROW: Dale Boone, Howard Pavlides, Brian Flowers, Hope Hunter. 57 BOTTOM ROW. Left to Right: Jerry Bone- bright. Markay Vladic, Shari Cook, Wanda Clem, Kathy Rodell, Linda Froeh- lich, Dana Kunst. TOP ROW: Cindy Harte, Dave Sutherland, Jim Kerstetter, Mary Haskins, Cindy Kremers, Shawn Lange. Kent Churchill. NOT PICTURED: Dan Whitaker. 58 60 MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS was the spring presentation of the Drama Club. This three act performance was presented May 17, at the Middle School stage. Roger Daugherty and Renell Kliemchen played the leads with other characters played by Mary Cahoon, Jerry McAfee, Toby Harte, Missy Stolfo, Cheryl Reimer, Dana Kunst, Lyle Merrill, Cheryl Arm, and Debbie Amt. The cast and backstage people directed by Mr. Shoop did an excellent job of presenting this comedy. 61 GYMNASTICS 62 AssewWies 65 66 67 P'tOfw 68 King John Bartalone and Queen Sue Swisher 69 JtxStYOUy 'M U MUSIC BY SUNSHINE 70 1 SPORTS 72 Rgfctoig Be u£ t$ BOTTOM ROW, L to R: Tony Gonzalez, Taylor Lanier, Rich Farkas, Paul Bailey. Barry Westlake. Scott Bates, Howard Pavlides. Bob Keinhofer. SECOND ROW, L to R: Lester Smith. Lynn Manner, Sid Kurland. Larry Bartels, Ken Sells. Jerry Hopkins. Bob Bearden. Jeff Hamer. THIRD ROW. L to R: Dennis Durham, Don Bailey, A1 Flowers, Larry Dewey. Larry Westerhoven, Don McAfee, Nathan Lanier, Joe Simaz, Mike Bailey. TOP ROW. L to R: Billy Bergan. Coach Chisek, Coach Ferry, Coach T. Bergan, Head Coach P. Bergan. Coach Brauer, Manager Tony Ealey. Beavers had an outstanding season this year. They rolled up 3,000 yards on offense with a powerful backfield and an outstanding line. The Beavers O was awesome. For the outside attack the Beavers had a very speedy back, Taylor Lanier, who with the help of two powerful and bruising guards Howard Pavlides and Rich Far- kas, leading the way gained over 1,500 yards. While to do the inside job, the Bea- vers had the bull-like strength of Sen- ior fullback, Paul Bailey. And to secure the attack with counters and reverses was Don McAfee, a junior wingback with cat-like quickness to finesse the opponents defense. And in order to make this powerful Beaver machine run to perfection they had just the engineer Senior quarter- back, Barry Westlake, who kept his machine well-oiled and in perfect running order. 73 Defensively, the Beavers were feared by every team in the conference with standouts such as big Lynn Manner, who with his 270 pound frame crushed the opponent's halfbacks with no mercy. At each end were juniors, Jerry Hopkins and A1 Flowers, who kept all counters contained and put heavy pressure on the opposing quarterback. At nose guard the Beavers were feared the most with Jun- ior, Lester Smith, giving the opposing centers and guards fits, while trying to keep the speedy nose guard out of their backfield. And at linebacker, the Beavers had a very strong Junior in Don Bailey, and all-state Taylor Lanier. 75 The Beaver defensive backs were also feared. With corner backs, Tony Gonzalez and Bob Kelnhofer, and saf- ties, Scott Bates and Nathan Lanier, Beavers were not worried about any aerial attack by their opponents. Beavers who received honors in 1974 were: Senior: Paul Bailey 1st. team all conference offense and defense Junior: Larry Bartels 1st. team all conference cen- ter Senior: Taylor Lanier 1st team all conference offense and defense and 1st team all-state Record: 6-3 76 J. V. FootboM TOP ROW. L io R: James Bowers. Sieve Rosenberg. Danny Pike. Russell Griffin. Eric Newsome. Dan Briney. Chuck Hunter. Mike Clark, manager Louis Boers. MIDDLE ROW. L to R: Manager Mike Fields. David Yircott, Gilbert Gonzalez. Jerry Bonebright. Santo Costanza. Lyle Merrill. Kevin Burbach. Randy Grandberry. Gary Faher, Manager Edward Armstrong. BOTTOM ROW, L to R: Joe Becker, Larry Bishop, Larry Murphy, Perry Rice. Dan Williams, Jeff Edinger, Monroe Wright, Joe Glowacki, Larry Cowan. To go along with a fine team you need a fine coach, which created no problem for our J.V.’s because they have some of the finest coaches they could want. The Head Coach was Den- ton Kime and the Assistant Coach’s position was held by Ray Deja. These young men fought their hard- est in every game. They gave their opponents all they wanted and then some. They ran over, around, and through their opponents defense. Defensively, our J.V.'s made bruis- ing tackles almost every play. And with all this manpower returning, Coach Kime is looking forward to a future championship in '75. 77 KNEELING, Left to Right: Tim Weber, Dan Newman, Craig Ruple, Brian Dohm, Faith One. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Dianne Wilier, Gordon Archer, Mike Cochran, Nelson Layman, Roger Daugherty, Bob Blocker, Coach Dick Sager. Otoss Couwifty This was a memorable season here at ECHS. This year showed us many new faces and much success. From the start of the three mile race to the end you think only of trying to run a little faster, to catch and beat the man in front of you, and to improve your time. Psyching up, plays a major role in run- ning Cross Country. It is very easy to talk yourself out of it. Roger Daugherty went to the state meet at Lansing and placed 49th. He is the second EC Harrier to run in the state competition and the highest finisher. Another new addition this year was Faith Otte. The only girl ever to run Cross Country at Eau Claire, and with a lot of pride and determination, she defeated some of the guys. 78 cutif Vanity Ba ktfbcM FRONT ROW, L to R: Don McAfee, Coach David Gray, Jerry McAfee. BACK ROW, L to R: Terry Adams, Nelson Layman. Bill Adams, Allan Flowers. Nathan Lanier, Randy Grandberry, Gordon Archer. 80 81 Beaver hoop this year was lead by 6'2 senior Bill Adams who with a steady hand and a dead eye shot the bottom out of the hoop leading a strong and deadly team with excellent rebounding by Terry Adams, Nathan Lanier, Jerry McAfee and Allan Flowers. When hot, the Beavers were unstoppable. But when the time came to replace anyone of them, the Beavers had no gripes, because on the bench sits four more very capable threats in Don McAfee, Gordon Archer, Nelson Layman, and Randy Grandberry, who would pose a new threat to anyone. So if the game of basketball was played with nine instead of five, it would pose no problem for the Beavers. 82 Receiving honors for the Beavers: Terry Adams - 1st team All-Conf. Jerry McAfee - 1st team All-Conf. Bill Adams 1st team All-Conf. 1st team A11-State JuxiXo Viustty Bask tbM Manning the guns for our J. V. are, left to right: Karl Pifer, Monroe Wright, Mike Cochran, Jeff Harner, Mike Bailey, Brian Flowers, Dale Ostema, Kevin Burbach, Dan Briney, L. C. Adams, Jeff Edinger, and Tracy McAfee, who is not shown. These guys played their hardest all year. They never once gave up and were always in the game. Coaching our J. V. team this year was Coach Sager, who has done a fine job in coaching his team. 84 Ptesftfvtow Ba kdtbM Gunning for our might Freshmen are left to right: Tim Weber, Mike Briney, Jerry Bonebright, Eric Newsome, Chuck Hunter, Will Renbarger, Larry Murphy, Coach Bierlein, Danny New- man. This group of Freshmen fought and played every game like it was a championship game, and with gunners like Hunter, Newsome, and Renbarger going to J. V., we’re bound to have a dynomite team. 85 1975 BACK ROW. L io R: Terry Hawkins. Don Bailey. Larry Bands, Brad Waldrop. Jerry Hopkins. Taylor Lanier, Mike Hanko, Paul Bailey. Barry Westlake, Juan Mata. MIDDLE ROW, L to R: Dan Pike, Louis Boers, Steve Rosenberg, Dave Walt, Gilben Gonzalez, Bob Kelnhofer, Dave Yircott, Larry Dewey, Dennis Durham, Santa Constanza. FRONT ROW, L to R: Steve Juroff, Tony Ealcy, Joe Simaz. Doug Davis, Joe Dyrcz, Jim Benson. Perry Rice. Ed Benson, Richard Hagood, Bob Blocker, Ira Thomas. Coaches: Paul Bcrgan, Tim Bergan. The Beaver Grapplers had a great season this year with an outstanding record winning 15 and losing only 3 meets. The Beavers also did a great job in the tournaments sending six guys to the regionals and one to state. Head Coach Paul Bergan foresees an equal, if not better, season for his young grapplers in 75” 86 87 JuM , Pifa Qiwag, Uopkin6 LctMu A , R wii RjegtoWl Fuuifo 88 BACK ROW: Dennis Durham, Roger Daugherty, Ken Sells, Jerry Hopkins, Nelson Layman, Mike Bailey, Jeff Thomas, Louis Boers, Jaime Gomez. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Marcantell, Rich Fentress, Craig Ruple, Wil Renbarger, Brian Dohm, Domingo Flores, Perry Rice, David Yircott, Coach Brauer. FRONT ROW: Don McAfee, Joe Simaz, Jerry McAfee. Individual honors were the highlight of the Beaver track team this year. School records were set by Roger Daugherty in the two mile and Taylor Lanier in the 100 and 220. Daugherty, Lanier, and Don McAfee represented the Beavers at the state track meet. Lanier placed 3rd in the 100 and fifth in the 220 to give the Beavers 12 points in the state meet. Many underclassmen with experience and ability brighten the future for Eau Claire in track. The Beavers had fine per- formances by Nelson Layman, Rich Fentress, Jerry Hopkins, Jerry McAfee, Joe Simaz, Mike Bailey, David Yircott, Domingo Flores, and Brian Dohm. Taylor Lanier finished an outstanding sports career at E.C.H.S. with a fine track season setting conference records and school records in the 100 and 220. Taylor was selected as Berrien County Athlete of the Year. 90 9 C 93 BRAVER, BASEBALL ’75’ FIRST ROW: Dan Newman. Jerry Bonebright, Manuel Cardenas, Ed Armstrong, Mike Fields, Kevin Burbach, Dale Ostema, Mike Cochran, Brain Flowers, Statistician: Teresa Rankin. BACK ROW: Coach Holm, Howard Pavlides, Bob Blocker, Don Mann, Scott Bates, Barry Westlake, Paul Bailey, A1 Flowers, Dan Briney, Sid Kurland, Coach Down. NOT PICTURED: Tony Gonzalez, Taylor Lanier. An improving Beaver baseball team finished the season with a six win and eight loss record. The record, however, did not reflect the attitude, abil- ity, and spirit of the young Beavers. Many under- classmen became regulars and were helped by veter- ans Paul Bailey, A1 Flowers, Howard Pavlides, and Don Mann. Coach Holm guided the Beavers through the season and helped the young Beavers to gain val- uable experience and skills. Howard Pavlides, A1 Flowers, and Don Mann were named to the first team All-Region 5 team. 94 Be us tS RteJong oW Rttfeag Rwtgs TtiW tw Cow ie tce 96 Uaum , Potuhdes, QMjcL Ftow i£ Uotk Af PJtytowlkCtMvv 97 Varsity Football We They Centreville 40 0 New Buffalo 39 0 L.M.C. 34 8 Hartford 27 0 Galien 16 20 Bridgman 31 0 Berrien Springs 18 0 Watervliet 9 20 Byron 20 30 Cross Country Varsity Basketball We They We They Decatur 23 36 Berrien Springs 63 72 Dowagiac 21 39 Edwardsburg 61 56 Watervliet Lions Inv. 16th place Watervliet 65 62 New Buffalo 30 25 L.M.C. 49 79 Cassopolis 33 22 Bridgman 78 74 Olivet Cross Coun. Classic 10th place Galien 63 68 L.M.C. 46 15 New Buffalo Tourn. 64 65 Fennville Open 9th place Gobles Tourn. 85 50 Bridgman 18 44 Edwardsburg 67 69 Hartford 42 19 New Buffalo 55 53 Mattawan 33 22 Hanford 76 46 Buchanan 38 21 Berrien Springs 67 64 Albion Inv. 16th place Watervliet 70 50 Berrier Springs 40 20 L.M.C. 64 65 Galien 17 38 Cassopolis 65 84 Watervliet 46 17 Bridgman 58 56 Coven 28 27 Galien 70 54 Conf. Meet 5th place New Buffalo 58 68 Dowagiac 25 31 Hanford 97 75 Edwardsburg 43 19 Cassopolis 74 91 Centerville 45 16 District Tournament Regional meet 14th place State meet Roger Daugherty 49th place Watervliet 63 Girls Basketball We They J.V. Football Lakeshore 16 34 We They New Buffalo 46 19 Centerville 0 6 L.M.C. 20 56 New Buffalo 0 14 Edwardsburg 25 43 L.M.C. 0 32 Hartford 33 34 Hartford 0 76 Benien Springs 18 68 Galien 20 6 Galien 45 37 Bridgman 8 37 Bridgman 25 41 Berrien Springs 2 39 River Valley 43 68 Watervliet 0 26 Berrien Springs 25 48 Edwardsburg 29 41 Watervliet 37 30 Watervliet 42 25 Dowagiac 25 45 Cassopolis Tour. 33 43 67 We They Benien Springs 38 64 Edwardsburg 74 29 Watervliet 45 39 L.M.C. 36 80 Bridgman 49 73 Galien 48 54 New Buffalo 49 69 Saugatuck 59 75 New Buffalo 39 67 Hanford 56 62 Benien Springs 72 83 Watervliet 61 64 L.M.C. 73 71 Cassopolis 63 100 Bridgman 71 83 Edwardsburg 49 88 Galien 42 52 New Buffalo 60 68 Hartford 44 79 Cassopolis 61 39 98 Varsity Wrestling We They Edwardsburg 29 24 Cassopolis 42 24 Decatur 35 25 Centreville 51 18 River Valley 27 33 Covert 36 18 Berrien Springs 24 31 Centerville 41 20 Watervliet 57 6 Decatur 35 23 Bloomingdale 34 20 Edwardsburg 27 30 Watervliet 42 15 Covert 45 17 Bloomingdale 34 20 Cassopolis 34 25 Girls Volleyball We They Bridgman 7 15 10 15 Berrien Springs 10 15 3 15 Berrien Springs 2 15 1 15 L.M.C. 5 15 9 15 Watervliet 9 15 1 15 Galien 13 15 5 15 Hartford 15 7 15 12 New Buffalo 15 1 3 15 6 15 Boys Track We They Coloma 38 1 2 84 1 2 Cassoplis 53 70 Bronson 4th place Hartford 58 65 Galien 43 80 Watervliet Relays 3 pts Berrien Springs Relays 10 pts Berrien Springs 33 90 Bridgman 45 78 L.M.C. 43 80 New Buffalo 55 68 Mich Lutheran 84 39 Regionals 4th place 23 pts Conference 6th place 30 pts Rotary 0 pts State 12 pts Girls Track Buchanan Lost Hartford Lost Watervliet Lost River Valley Lost Coloma Lost Berrien Springs Lost Bridgman Lost L.M.C. Won New Buffalo Won Varsity Baseball We They L.M.C. 3 9 Galien 6 4 Mich Lutheran 2 9 Berrien Springs 1 2 New Buffalo 4 3 Hanford 0 9 Bridgman 4 5 Watervliet 0 2 Mich Lutheran 5 2 L.M.C. 3 4 Edwardsburg 5 11 Galien 8 1 Berrien Springs 10 2 Buchanan 0 6 New Buffalo 5 0 Hanford 0 15 Bridgman 0 18 Watervliet 7 2 Girls Softball We They L.M.C. 2 16 River Valley 6 17 Benien Springs 2 14 New Buffalo 7 10 Hanford 25 10 Bridgman 20 4 Watervliet 0 16 Galien Tournaments 21 11 New Buffalo 9 8 Edwardsbrug 1 11 99 o GfRlS SPORTS j m cw %%% v Eage t B xus teftes A E Cttaig Season BOTTOM ROW, L-R: Kathy Rodell, Joanne Williams, Pam Young. Annette Williams, Terry Bailey. TOP ROW, L-R: Lynell Teichman. Karen Layman. Miss Bennett, Mary Edinger. Tammy Vladic. 101 An enthusiastic girls Varsity basketball team finished their fourth season with impressive victories over Watervliet. The Watervliet victories were to the scores of 37-30 and 42-25. They showed great pride and vigor. The girls voted on the most improved player, Karen Lay- man, and team asset, Joanne Williams. Kathy Rodell and Karen Layman were high scorers for the season. Joanne Williams is the only senior on the team. She has been on the team for four years. The girls felt Joanne would be the girl they would like best to be on a team with, best teammate. 102 J.V. Beauewttes Fwfwoveweitt' BOTTOM ROW, L-R: Shirley McAfee, Chris McAfee, Felicia Murphy, Linda Mason, Belly Wilson, Doris McAfee. TOP ROW, L-R: Ruthie McAfee, Shawn Lange, Anita Mitchell, Joanne Grojauskis, Miss Diet- zel. 1 r FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Denise Geisler, Ellen Douglas, Maxine Stover. BACK ROW, L. to R.: Kathy Tavolocci, Brenda Renbarger, Gina Trow- bridge. NOT PICTURED: Nancy Johnson and Karen Hartlerode. Cheering, helping clean the mats, and assisting at the Eau Claire Invitational and District Tournaments make the life of a wrestling cheerleader very busy. Wrestling cheerleaders or wrestlerettes were started in 1973. Karen Hartlerode, a senior, is the only original wrestling cheerleader. Other members are Gina Trowbridge, Denise Geisler, Brenda Ren- barger, Ellen Douglas, Kathy Tavolocci, Nancy Johnson. 104 Vfe iScty BOTTOM ROW, L-R: Kathy Grandberry, Ellen Newsome. Judy Chisek. MIDDLE ROW, L-R- Debbie Dudas, Alice McAfee. TOP ROW: Sherie Schlipp. The Varsity Cheerleaders backed the Varsity teams with great pride through victory and defeat. Judy Chisek and Alice McAfee are the two seniors on the squad. Judy has been a cheerleader six years and Alice five. They showed great support for sports at ECHS. 105 J.V. ts BOTTOM ROW, L. to R.: Linda Mason. Dena Hartlerode. MIDDLE ROW, L. to R.: Ruthie McAfee, Debbie Eichler, Felicia Mur- phy. TOP: Pam Kublick. Dressed in maroon and white shirts and sweaters, the J.V. cheering squad created an air of enthusiasm through- out the J.V. games this fall. The J.V. cheering squad showed a lot of spirit. At the pep assemblies the J.V. cheering squad helped the varsity cheerleaders with the cheers and back- ing the team. Pam Kublick and Ruthie McAfee have been cheerleaders for three years. 106 BOTTOM ROW, L. to R.: Linda Froehlic, Doris McAfee. TOP ROW. L. to R.: Cindy Harte, Chris McAfee, Cindy Kramers. Dressed in maroon shirts and sweat- ers with white stars down the sides, the freshman cheerleaders showed a lot of enthusiasm for the freshman football and basketball teams through wins and defeats. All the girls on the squad are new to E.C.H.S. this year. 107 � C14 C1 v icl4 Vtbiscfy Vbfifeybofi BOTTOM ROW, L to R: Pam Young, Tammy Vladic. Teresa Blunier. Elaine Zielke, Dianne Wilier, Rosa Hernandez, Mary Edinger. TOP ROW, L to R: Sue Simaz. Connie Bryan. Linda Haskins, April Boone, Ellen Newsome. Lori Geisler, Reva Williams, Regina Cowan, Margie Hawkins. Dressed in white uniforms with maroon and gold on them, the Beaverettes showed much enthusiasm this season. Sue Simaz and Connie Bryan are the only seniors on the team. Both of these girls displayed the ability that comes from years of experience at E.C.H.S. and set a pattern for the younger members of the team. 108 BOTTOM ROW, L to R: Phyllis White. Debbie Sartin, Annette Leslie. Kathy Rodell, Shirley McAfee, Terry Bailey, Betty Wilson. TOP ROW, L to R: Mary Cahoon. Cindy Teichman, Shawn Lange, Karen Layman, Cindy Kremers, Dana Kunst, Anita Mitchell, Debbie Mas- terson, Melinda Ball. 109 GvJsJhjCuok BOTTOM ROW, L. to R.: Ellen Newsome. Karen Layman. Kathy Rodell. Doris McAfee. Kris McKie. Shari Cook. Shirley Hanko. TOP ROW, L. to R.: Heidi Miller. Connie Bryan, Nancy Palis. Lynn Teichman, Regina Cowan. Anita Layman. Judy Schultz, Cindy Teichman, Cyndee Harte, Faith One. NOT PICTURED: Sue Simaz. Increased numbers and renewed enthusiasm enhanced the girls track season in 1975. Led by Lynn Teich- man, Ellen Newsome, Faith Otte, and seniors Sue Simaz and Connie Bryan, the girls set many new school records. Lynn Teichman was high scorer for the year and Faith Otte was a state quali- fier. Youth was very evident as freshmen Anita Layman, Karen Layman, Judy Schultz, Cyndee Harte, and Doris McAfee added scoring punch to the Beaver efforts. no 111 Qvih QoftbcM BOTTOM ROW. L. to R.: Annette Leslie. Kathy Rodcll. Markay Vladic. Linda Froehlich. TOP ROW. L. to R.: Tammy Vladic. Terry Bailey. Cindy Kremers, Dana Kunst, Sue Collins. MISSING: JoAnne Williams. 112 Three regular season wins and one tournament win were the highlights of the Girls Softball season for 1975. The young Beavers, mostly freshmen and sophomores, asserted themselves as a team to be reckoned with in the coming years. Led by Kathy Rodell, Tammy Vladic, and Terry Bailey, the girls played well and were impressive during the last few games. They gained valuable game experience throughout the season and took pride in their accomplishments. 114 116 117 CLASS OFFICERS: Sue Simaz, Student Senate Rep. Paul Bailey, Student Senate Rep. Sheena Parritt, Pres- ident. NOT PICTURED: Cindy Stolfo, Vice-President. Cherie Bonebright, Secretary. Pam Durham, Treasurer. BILLY ADAMS MIKE AMABILE GORDON ARCHER PAUL BAILEY 118 DAVID BANDURSKI JOHN BARTALONE MARI PRICE BARTELS JACK BLACKWOOD LESLIE BLIGHTON BOB BLOCKER 119 CHERIE BONEBRIGHT DALE BOONE BARBARA JEAN BROWN CONNIE BRYAN MARLA CLEM JUDY CHISEK KARLA CHURCHILL KEVIN DONNELLAN JOYCE DOUGLAS 120 PAM DURHAM CHUCK EDWARDS GARY ELSNER PEGGY FERRY TONY GONZALEZ SUE FAHER SHERRY FELTON MARY ANN FELTON DONNA FROEBER RICHARD FARKAS STEVE GUZOREK KAREN HARTLERODE RON HARTLERODE SHEILA HARTLERODE 122 BOB KELNHOFER BRET KING MARLENE KLUG 123 KEVIN HASSE MELINDA JONES JAMIE JUERGENSEN JIM HOPKINS 124 DON MANN 125 SHEENA PARRITT HOWARD PAVLIDES MIKE PEPPEL KAREN PIFER V10NE PRESTON ROD PRILLWITZ JIM PUDELL LAURIE REED 126 JANE ROBINSON JULIE ROSENBERG SUESIMAZ JULIE POPKE 1 BRENDA STRASSER RICHARD STRASSER KEN STRUBLE 128 DAVID WAITS BRAD WALDROP JULIE WARD ROGER WILCOX DAVID WILLIAMS JOANNE WILLIAMS NOT PICTURED: Dan Arent Terrle Burton Durham Bill Robards SUE ZIELKE 129 Seatfw Petsowafefces MOST GULLIBLE Howard Pavlldes and Sue Zielke MOST SHY Gordon Archer and Mary Hanko CLASS HIPPIES Bill Robards and Laurie Reed 130 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Rick Harascwicz and Susan Teichman MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Jim Pudell and Sue Simaz HARDEST WORKERS Fred Leitz and Pam Durham MOST ATHLETIC Taylor Lanier and Connie Bryan 131 BEST ALL AROUND Paul Bailey and Peggy Ferry CLASS SOCIALITES Barry Westlake and Jamie Juergensen 132 CLASS HARD GUYS Alice McAfee and David Waits CLASS GABBIES Karla Churchill and Jim Hopkins CLASS CLOWNS Sue Milliken and Dale Boone CLASS FLIRTS Chris Krugh and Tony Gonzalez BEST DRESSED Sheena Parritt and John Banalone 133 VUEDfOORW Susan Diane Teichman Susan is the daughter of Mis. Arthur Teichman, M-140, Eau Claire. Susan attended Eureka School through the fourth grade and then came to the Eau Claire Public Schools in the fifth grade. She holds a grade poini average of 3.977. During her years at Eau Claire, Susan has participated in softball, tennis, bowling, and band. She attended classes at Lake Michigan College during her senior year, and is a member of the National Honor Society and an Outstanding Teenager of America. Susan has been accepted at Southwestern Michigan College and will major in secretarial science and accounting. 134 CALUiarORW Sheena Glyn Parritt Sheena is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Parritt, Naomi Road, Sodus. Sheena came to Eau Claire Public Schools as a freshman after attending River School through the eighth grade. She holds a grade point average of 3.857. Aside from her extra-curricular activities of being in choir, on the yearbook staff, a teach- er's aide, and on co-op, Sheena is Senior Class President, an Outstanding Teenager of Amer- ica, and Secretary of the National Honor Society, as well as being a Homecoming Representa- tive for two years and Miss Sodus 1974. Sheena plans to attend Tomlinson College in Cleveland, Tennessee, and major in music. 135 136 137 138 Commencement this year took place on Sunday, June 1, with 96 seniors participating. Mr. Denton Kime spoke on our privileges and responsibilities in being free to be.” Enter- tainment was provided by Miss Alice McAfee, who looked back on The Way We Were,” and by the Eau Claire High School Band. The seniors should be able to look back on graduation as a memorable experience. 39 Q d i ADAMS, BILL: Afro Club 1-2-3; Football 1-2-3; Basketball 1 - 2-3-4; Varsity Club 2-3-4; Pep Club 2-3-4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3-4. AMABILE, MIKE: Football 2-3-4; Float Committee 3; Prom Committee 3. ARCHER, GORDON: Basketball 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Cross Country 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Track 2; Class Treasurer 2; Newspaper Staff 2. ARENT, DAN- Co-op 4. BAILEY, PAUL: Basketball 1-2-3; Football 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Baseball 1 -2-3-4; Varsity Club 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Class President 2; Playground Supervisor 2-3-4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Wrestling 4; Cheerleader 4; Student Senate 4. BANDURSKI, DAVID: Co-op 4. BARTALONE, JOHN: Prom Committee 3; Senior Flower, Motto, and Gift Committee 4; Co-op 4. BARTELS, MARI PRICE: Softball 1; Wrestling Cheerleader 2; Nurses Aide Training 3. BATES, SCOTT: Transfer from Berrien Springs 4; Football 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Track 4; Varsity Club 4. BEEZLEY, SUZANNE: Nurses Aide Training 3; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Co-op 4. BENSON, MARCIA: Co-op 4. BLACKWOOD, JACK: Baseball 2; Football 3; Varsity Club 3. BLIGHTON, LESLIE: Eco-Action 1-2; Pep Club 2-3; Teachers Aide 2, 4; Prom Committee 3. BLOCKER, BOB: Baseball 3-4; Cross Country 4; Football 4. BONEBRIGHT, CHERIE: Pep Club 1; Bowling 1; Class Secretary 1, 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 2; Teachers Aide 2-3; Yearbook Staff 3-4. BOONE, DALE: Transfer from Benton Harbor 3; Football 3; Choir 4. BROWN, BARBARA JEAN: Pep Club 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Softball 3; Afro Club 3 - 4; Volleyball 3-4. BRYAN, CONNIE: Cheerleader 1-2-3; Class Vice President 2; Pep Club 2-3; Yearbook Staff 3; Prom Committee 3; Class Treasurer 3; National Honor Society 3-4; Girls Track 3-4; Bowling 4; Football Statistician 4; Gymnastics 4; Graduation Committee 4. CHISEK, JUDY: Band 1-2; Pep Club 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Float Committee 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; cheerleader 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Tennis 2; Teachers Aide 2-3; Class Vice President 2-3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Gift Committee 4; Co-op 4. CHURCHILL, KARLA: Band 1; Pep Club 1 - 2; Nurses Aide Training 2; Teachers Aide 2; Newspaper Staff 3; Newspaper Staff Editor 4; Co-op 4. CLEM, MARLA: Pep Club 1-2; Band 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Nurses Aide Training 2; Prom Committee 3; Co-op 4. DONNELLAN, KEVIN: Cross Country 1; Basketball 1; Band 1 - 2; Chess Club 1 - 2; Ski Club 2. DOUGLAS, JOYCE: Teachers Aide 2; Wrestling Cheerleader 2-3; Yearbook Staff 3; Nurses Aide Training 4; Office Aide 4. DURHAM, PAM: Teachers Aide 2-3; Yearbook Staff 2-3-4; Float Committee 2-3-4; Concession Stand 3; Volleyball 3; Prom Chairman 3; Eau Claire’s Miss Congeniality 3; Class Treasurer 4; Co-op 4. DURHAM, TERRIE BURTON: Cheerleader 1; Band 1,4. EDWARDS, CHUCK ELSNER, GARY: Transfer from Benton Harbor 3; Building Trades 3. FAHER, SUE: Spanish 2-3; Prom Committee 3; Concession Stand 3; Towel Girl 3-4; Float Committee 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Sodus Queen Contestant 4; Co-op 4. FARKAS, RICHARD: Basketball 1-2-3; Football 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Varsity Club 3; Class President 3; Advanced Placement, LMC 4. FELTON, MARY ANN: Band 1; Prom Committee 3; Concession Stand 3; Office Aide 3; Co-op 4. FELTON, SHERRY: Pep Club 1; Softball 1; Band 1; Choir 1-2-3. FERRY, PEGGY: Student Senate 1; Pep Club 1; Float Committee 1 - 2; Softball 1-2-3; Band 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Band Vice President 3; Prom Committee 3; National Honor Society 3 - 4; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Bowling 3-4; Football Statistician 4; Teachers Aide 4; Graduation Committee 4; DAR Citizenship Award 4. FROEBER, DONNA: Float Committee 1; Ski Club 2; Newspaper Staff 2; Nurses Aide Training 2-3; Teachers Aide 3; Magazine Sales Chairman 3; Prom Committee 3; Eau Claire Queen Contestant 3; Yearbook Staff 3 - 4; Co-op 4. GONZALEZ, TONY: Transfer from Bridgman 2; Baseball 2; Football 2-3 - 4; Track 3-4. GUZOREK, STEVE: Math Club 3; Advanced Placement, LMC 4. HAMMERSLEY, WANDA: Co-op 4. HANKO, MARY: Eco-Action 2; Prom Committee 3; Teachers Aide 3; Volleyball 3; Nurses Aide Training 3; Co-op 4. HARASEWICZ, RICKY HARTLERODE, KAREN: Pep Club 1-2; Basketball 1-2-3; Teachers Aide 2; Wrestling Cheerleader 2-3-4; Girls Track 3; Choir 3; Office Aide 3; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Co-op 4. HARTLERODE, RON: Co-op 4. HARTLERODE, SHEILA: Office Aide 1-2-3; Float Committee 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Prom Committee 3; Pom Pom Squad 3; Class Secretary 3; Newspaper Staff 3; National Honor Society 3-4; Homecoming Queen 4; Miss Sodus 4; Co-op 4. HASSE, KEVIN: Building Trades 4; Co-op 4. HOPKINS, JIM: Track Manager 1; Wrestling 1 - 2; Football 1-2-3; Float Committee 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Prom Committee 3. HUNTER, HOPE JONES, MELINDA: Co-op 4. JUERGENSEN, JAMIE: Majorette 1-2; Cheerleader 1-2; Student Senate 1, 3; Band 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Choir 3; Miss Eau Claire 3; Co-op 4. KARN, REGEANA: Money Making Committee 1; Bowling 1-2; Pep Club 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Volleyball 1 - 2; Softball 1 - 2; Choir 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Band 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Prom Committee 3; Brass Ensemble 3; Solo and Ensemble 3-4; Stage Band 4; Graduation uo Committee 4; Co-op 4. KELNHOFER, BOB: Transfer from Watervliet 3; Homecoming King 3; Football 3-4; Wrestling 3-4; Track 3-4; Student Senate 4. KING, BRET: Football 1-2-3. KLUG, MARLENE: Choir 1; Student Senate 1, 3; Yearbook Staff 3; National Honor Society 3-4. KRUGH, CHRIS: Nurses Aide Training 2; Library Aide 2-3; Teachers Aide 2 - 3; Prom Committee 3; Newspaper Staff 3. KRUGH, WALTER: Basketball 1-2; Cross Country 2, 4; Track 3; Prom Committee 3. LANIER, TAYLOR: Basketball 1-2; Football 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Track 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Wrestling 3 - 4; Baseball 4; Varsity Club 4. LEITZ, FRED: Football 1-2-3; Wrestling 1-2-3; Varsity Club 3; Math Club 3; Advanced Placement, LMC 4. LENZ, TOM: Band 1 - 2; Ski Club 1 - 2; Chess Club 1-2-3; Student Senate 2; Eco-Action 2; Library Club 2-3; Co-op 4. McA EE, ALICE: Afro Club 1-2; Cheerleader 1 - 2, 4; Pep Club 2; Pom Pom Squad 2. MANN, DON: Basketball 3; Varsity Club 3; Baseball 3-4. MATA, JUAN: Wrestling 2-3; Assistant Wrestling Coach 4. MATTNER, DENITA: Library Club 2-3; Yearbook Staff 3. MILLIKEN, SUE: Band 1-2; Choir 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Yearbook Staff 2. NICHOLS, JOELENE: Cheerleader 1-2-3; Student Senate 1-2-3; Baseball Bat Girl 2; Teachers Aide 2; Varsity Club 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Miss Eau Claire 4; Co-op 4. PARRITT, SHEENA: Choir 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Yearbook Staff 3; Teachers Aide 3; Miss Sodus 3; National Honor Society 3-4; Homecoming Representative 3-4; Class President 4; Co-op 4. PAVLIDES, HOWARD: Transfer from Michigan Lutheran 3; Prom Committee 3; Basketball 3; Football 3-4; Baseball 3-4; Band 3-4; Varsity Club 3-4; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Library Club 4; Cnoir 4. PEPPEL, MIKE: Float Committee 1; Concession Stand 3; FFA 3; Co- op 4. PIFER, KAREN: Choir 1; Nurses Aide Training 3; National Honor Society 3-4; Co-op 4. POPKE, JULIE: Transfer from Michigan Lutheran 3; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Co-op 4. PRESTON, VIONE: Band 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Choir 2; Nurses Aide Training 4. PRILLWITZ. ROD: Basketball 1-2; Co-op 4. PUDELL, JAMES: Prom Committee 3; Co-op 4. REED, LAURIE: Ski Club 1. ROBARDS, BILL: Ski Club 1-2; Eco-Action 2. ROBINSON, JANE ROSENBERG. JULIE Float Committee 1-2; Bowling 1-2; Ski Club 2; Eco-Action 2; Prom Committee 3; Teachers Aide 3; National Honor Society 3 - 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Co- op 4. SIMAZ, SUE: Class Treasurer 1; Class Secretary 2; Nurses Aide Training 2; Cheerleader 2 - 3; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Girls Track 3 - 4; Bowling 4; Gymnastics 4; Graduation Committee 4; Volleyball 4; Co-op 4. SKAGGS, GRACE: Pep Club 1; Basketball 1; Volleyball 1; Softball 1 - 2; Float Committee 1-2; Band 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Bowling 2-3-4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Band President 4; Stage Band 4; Solo and Ensemble 4; Football Statistician 4; Teachers Aide 4; Graduation Committee 4. SMITH, VICKY: Transfer from St. Joseph 3; Cheerleader 3; Nurses Aide Training 3; Co-op 4. STOLFO, CINDY: Band 1; Nurses Aide Training 3. STOVER, DARLENE: Float Committee 1; Choir 1; Volleyball 1; Pep Club 1; Basketball 1 - 2; Band 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Bowling 1 - 2 -3-4; Softball 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Prom Committee 3; National Honor Society 3-4; Band Treasurer 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Co-op 4; Solo and Ensemble 1-2 - 3. STRASSER, BRENDA: Yearbook Staff 3-4. STRASSER, RICHARD: Co-op 4. STRUBLE, KEN: Transfer from St. Joseph 3; Track 3; Math Club 3; Advanced Placement, LMC 4. SWISHER, SUE: Yearbook Staff 3; Prom Committee 3; Co-op 4. TEICHMAN, SUSAN: Pep Club 1; Float Committee 1-2; Softball 1-2; Band 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Bowling 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Tennis 2; Basketball 2; Prom Committee 3; National Honor Society 3 - 4; Stage Band 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Graduation Committee 4; Advanced Placement, LMC 4. THUMM, GAYE: Pep Club 1; Band 1-2-3; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Co-op 4. TILLSTROM, DEBBIE: Band 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Ski Club 2; Majorette 2-3-4; Student Senate 3; Prom Committee 3. VAN ANTWERP, DEBBIE: Newspaper Staff 3. VONDRAN, SONDRA: Nurses Aide Training 3; Drama 3; Co-op 4. WAITS, DAVID: Bowling 1-2; Float Committee 2-3-4; Football 3; Prom Committee 3; Co-op 4. WALDROP, BRAD: Track 1-2; Wrestling 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Varsity Club 1 - 2-3-4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2-3; Football 3; Co-op 4. WARD, JULIE: Eco-Action 1-2; Tennis 2; Pep Club 2; Volleyball 2; Choir 2-3; Prom Committee 3; Teachers Aide 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Co-op 4. WESNER, DOUG: Newspaper Staff 3; Co-op 4. WESTLAKE, BARRY: Basketball 1-2-3; Football 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Track 1 - 2-3-4; Yearbook Staff 4; Wrestling 4; Baseball 4; Varsity Club 4. WILCOX, ROGER WILLIAMS, DAVID: Co-op 4. WILLIAMS, JOANNE: Afro Club 1-2; Softball 1, 3; Basketball 1 - 2 - 3 - 4; Office Aide 3; Volleyball 3-4; Co-op 4. ZIELKE, SUE: Bowline 2; Ski Club 2; Band 2; Nurses Aide Training 2-3; Choir 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4. Ml 142 BLOSSOMLAND FLOWER SHOP Compliments of EAU CLAIRE PACKING COMPANY Michigan's Finest Processor of Quality Fruits and Vegetables Eau Claire, Michigan ALCOTT FARM SUPPLY Congratulations From FRUITS AND VEGETABLES RECEIVING STATION REDMAN STUDIO RT. 1 BENTON HARBOR 944 1471 to the Class of 75 SAFETY RACING EQUIPMENT INC. COMPLIMENTS OF LOUIS GELDER AND SONS COMPANY P. O. BOX 72 EAU CLAIRE, MICHIGAN 491II AREA CODE 616—461 3171 EVERYTHING FOR THE FARMER SINCE 1910 CONGRATULATIONS IGA STORE IN SODUS Congratulations Class of 75 HELEN'S BEAUTY NOOK SODUS, MICHIGAN 6593 Keigley Street Eau Claire, Michigan STATE FARM INSURANCE BILL SMITH 1748 Colfax Benton Harbor, Mich. Phone: 925-4461 JOHNE. PIEDT SONS Authorized Dealer for Browning-Colt Winchester Remington Ammunition Complete Line of Muzzle Loading Guns and Accessories We Buy, Sell, and Trade 2400 M-139 Benton Harbor, Michigan Phone: WA5-5471 147 756 Napier Four Pharmacists CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 75 HERMEL DIE CASTING CORP. ZINC ALUMINUM DIE CASTINGS DIES —JIGS —FIXTURES Benton Harbor, Michigan osco to Serve You Your One Slop Shopping Center in the Twin City Area Congratulations Seniors HOLBURY'S PRECISION PLASTICS, INC. PHONE (616) 461-4481 EAU CLAIRE, MICHIGAN P.O. Box 411 Dowagiac, Michigan 49047 Precision Is Progress Henry's Home Bakery Berrien Springs, Mich. EAU CLAIRE FRUIT EXCHANGE, INC. COMPLETE FARM SUPPLY CENTER FOX JEWELERS POST OFFICE BOX 327 EAU CLAIRE, MICHIGAN 491 I I DIRECT DIAMOND IMPORTS CLASS RINGS HEADOUARTERS PHONE 461-4571 AREA CODE 616 M8 FAIRPLAIN PLAZA BENTON HARBOR Good Roofs for Over 60 Years GAREY ROOFING CO., INC. ADCOCK INSULATION 1119 Broad St, St. Joseph, Mich. YU 3-5566 Complete Insulation Service Blown in Cellulose Fibre or Mineral Wool and Batting Installation POSTELLI STEELFAB, INC. Cooler in Summer Warmer in Winter Fire Resistant Licensed and Insured Free Estimates Custom Welding and Fabricating Pipestone Rd., Eau Claire Phone: 925-6633 1625 Territorial Benton Harbor, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of 75 From WETZEL TELEVISION RCA Radio - Television - HiFi Sales - Installation - Service SILVER MILL 617 Broad St. St. Joseph, Michigan Phone: 983-5971 FROZEN FOODS, INC. Processors of Quality Frozen Fruits Plants at Eau Claire, Hartford and Williamsburg PLAZA FABRICS FOR EVERYTHING YOU SEW Main Office - Eau Claire, MI Phone 461-4521 PLAZA FABRICS FAIRPLAIN PLAZA Compliments of JOHN 0. YERIN0TON COMPANY Benton Harbor, Mich. Your WAL0REEN A0ENCY Serving Berrien County BOWL Service for the Sick AT Registered Pharmacists BLOSSOM LANES SCHUG DRUG STORE 100 W. Ferry, Berrien Springs Phone: GR1-4611 M-l 39 BENTON HARBOR Have Fun at Corner Cue Compliments of BARB-GLEN SNACK BAR DALE'S LOUNGE Hamburger, Fries Pin Ball, Pool Dining Room and Dancing B L SALVA0E Custom Welding of All Types Will Also Pick Up Junk Cars Phone: 461-5973 ISO Slenlord Road near Lakeshore Drive 429-3205 STATE FARM INSURANCE ☆ CHERRIES' it PEACHES ☆ PEARS it CRAPES ■it PLUMS it APPLES Eau Claire, Michigan 49111 West of Indian Lake on Eureka Rd. (616) 782-7101 July thru October - Open Dally (Closed Tues.) Lucien Strong ORCHARDS - Where you may pick your fine fruits and vegetables In season MARKET - Where you may purchase fresh from our farm GIFT SHOP - Select from Creations by Donna OSCAR SCHINSKE Oscar's Custom Dozer Service Backfilling, Clearing and Burning, Excavating and Landscaping Telephone: 944-5588 Rt. 2, 3551 M-140 N. Eau Claire, Mich. 49111 Satisfaction Guaranteed Insured Big Boy Restaurant BREAKFAST • LUNCH DINNER • LATE SNACKS 7:00 AM to 1:00 AM FAIRPLAIN PLAZA - M-139 BENTON HARBOR, Ml just a minute away from 1-94 Motels CLmerkjcOA OuurOrxie. | I I Good Luck, Grads! You'll need a good bank to grow with... try one of our eight great ones. FARMERS MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK 151 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1975 EAU CLAIRE LUMBER COMPANY Phone 461-4181 Eau Claire, Michigan MILLBURG RED AND WHITE Bill Gertie Johnson COMPLIMENTS OF 8918 First Street Baroda 49101 LAKELAND GREENHOUSE 152 MUELLER'S WESTERN SHOP HORSE EQUIP. — WEARING APPAREL — STUD SERVICE HORSES FOR SALE SQUARE DANCE APPAREL TRAINING — BOARDING — ARENA RT. I, BOX477R MEADOWBROOK RD. BENTON HARBER, MICH. 49022 Area Code 616 DALE AND JUDI MUELLER 944-1448 SPINKS SUPER MARKET NAPIER PARK RD. DOWNTOWN SPINKS CORNERS SPECIALIZING IN FRESH MEATS Exhaust Systems Shock Absorbers by Monroe Mufflers and Brakes Come in for - FREE - Estimate Mon.-Fri. 8:00am-5:30pm Sat. 8:00am-3:00pm We Also Design and Install Custom Exhaust Systems Foreign Cars by Appointment TUFFY SERVICE CENTER Karl Busching Phone: Manager 927-1395 1784 M-139, Benton Harbor (616)983-5670 0 CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY Senior Portrait Specialist Traditional or Contemporary 2936 Niles Ave. St. Joseph 49085 153 PITTSBURGH PAINTS FERRIS MUSIC CENTER HOME DECOR CENTER Paint Wallpaper Carpet Draperies Wall Decor Picture Framing Mirrors Assorted Paints Name Brand Instruments Rental Purchase Plan Available Service and Repair - All Instruments Baldwin Pianos and Organs 9:30 AM to 8 PM Daily Sal 9:30 AM lo 6 PM Phone: 925-0057 Benton Harbor, Michigan Congratulations Graduates of Eau Claire High 1605 M-139 Call 925-5814 1498 Pipestone Benton Harbor R S INSU Rl’T JSMITH AGENCY, INC. Best of Luck to You in the Future THE SCHMIDT HAUS 717 SHIP STREET ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN 49085 PHONE: 983-7371 Rich Kepner Owner We Specialize in Corvette Repair All Work Guaranteed KEPNERS BODY SHOP 2185 South M-139 Benton Harbor, Michigan 49022 Phone: 925-9245 BARRY M. WILSON, Branch Manager cold aim soma BERRIEN SPRINGS OFFICE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NILES Ma� s Cai Streets Berrien Springs, Mich. 49103 616 473-4721 Complete Auto Body Repair Frame Straightening Custom Painting 154 Best Wishes From MICHIANA PUBLICATIONS BOWERMAN FUNERAL HOME Publishers of EAU CLAIRE, MICHIGAN CENTRAL COUNTY TRADE LINES and TWIN CITY TRADE LINES PHONE 461-3241 Eau Claire LANE-BREINLING INSURANCE RECORDODEON your ONE-STOP agency FAIRPLAIN PLAZA BENTON HARBOR. MICH. 49022 PHONE: 926-2118 Prerecorded and Blank Records and Tapes Record Care Products Gifts Special Orders SCHRADERS BERRIEN SPRINGS THREE OAKS ® ® ® 0 ® ® FISHER MARKS WELL DRILLING Berrien Center 461-5911 or 461-6103 155 PRESCRIPTION FARMING INC. COMPLIMENTS EAU CLAIRE, MICHIGAN JOHN BURBACH NUTRILENE FERTILIZERS MICHIGAN AGRICULTURE CONSULTANT SER. NORM'S BARBERSHOP Compliments of Men's Hair Styling Razor and Blunt Cuts, Shags Four Full Time Barbers Doug, Norm, George, and John ROGELS AUTO SALES Watervliet, Mich. | | | We Use and Recommend RK Products and RK Conditioners BISHOP'S 66 SERVICE 1626 Milton St. Benton Harbor, Mich. 49022 Next to Robert’s Hair Fashions Phone: 925-0402 Weekdays 7 to 6 Appointment if Desired Saturdays 7 to 4 PHONE 461-3841 EAU CLAIRE, MICH. 491II SALES SERVICE FERGUSON WALSH Congratulations Class of 75 From WARREN HARDWARE EAU CLAIRE, MICHIGAN (616)461-6167 East Ferry St. Berrien Springs, Mich. 156 G G MOTOR SALES Wheel Horse - Tractors SnoJet - Snowmobile Benton Harbor, Mich. Klug Farm Equipment John Deere Sales and Service Eau Claire, Michigan Compliments to the Class of 75 From BERRIEN REAL ESTATE St. Joseph, Michigan Phone: 983-1585 The Antique Trunk Shopp e helaine's, inc. Owner: Mary P. Weidner . . . more than a store! It’s an adventure in better fashion for today . . . tomorrow . . . and even next year. On the Mall Fair Plain Plaza Gifts, Craft Supplies and Classes 106 W. Ferry Street Berrien Springs, MI Telephone: 471-1178 157 Compliments of HARDINGS FRIENDLY MARKET Eau Claire 461-3951 Member SPARTAN STORE 158 Compliments of FARM BUREAU OIL CO. Eau Claire, Mich. We make BASKIN ROBBINS ICE CREAM STORE 1875 M-139 FAIRPLAIN PLAZA 8ENTON HARBOR Ml 616-926-6737 Congratulations Seniors From HENRY'S CUSTOM DOZER SERVICE Liquidator and Appraiser Your Friendly Auctioneer- Broker JOHN M. GLASSMAN Old Pipestone Road Box 315, Eau Claire, Michigan Eau Claire, Michigan Phone: 461-6271 KRAUSE PHARMACY Compliments of 101 West Ferry Street Berrien Springs, Mich. Phone: 471-4411 DOERING COMPANY 3531 Niles Road St. Joseph, Mich. MIDWEST ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT CO. 517-519 NORTH HILL ST. SOUTH BEND, IND. 46617 AREA (219) 232-9550 If INSTITUTIONAL - RECREATION MFG. AND DIST. OF TROPHIES LEAGUE SPORTING GOODS DISTRIBUTORS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GOLF EQUIPMENT % 159 Eichler's Body Shop Michigan Fruit Canners, Inc. Auto Ski Snowmobile Sales 3800 S. Pipestone Road Sodus, Michigan 49126 Phone: 927-3797 WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY' SAVE S S $ S ON. . SALES SERVICE PARTS ACCESSORIES NEW - USED FARM EQUIPMENT TRADE-INS 40 1« l«0 Ho... W( Ate ONLY A YMONt CAll AWAY 461-4311 1st STREET EAU CLAIRE FIND US FAST IN THE. 248 Ninth Street Benton Harbor, Michigan Thank You Patrons Hugh Bennet Char's Beauty Salon Scott Barts St. Joseph Savings Loan Blossomland Restaurant Cuthbert Tractor Sales Tri-Sum Bakery Nye's Apple Barn 160