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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1978 volume:

1978 Beaver Tales Presents Reflections Table of Contents Reflections As the wind dies down And the pool calms We see ourselves Images in the water Real, but unreal Clear, but unclear As the ripples distort the reflection Our thoughts return to reality And the decisions in our lives. The questions in real life Are like distortions of the image As the reflection clears, questions are answered. But life, like the pool. Is a never ending change Of reflected images of ourselves. Faculty and Administration Board of Education Left to right: Mr. Dustin, Mr. Simaz, Mr. Nichols, Mrs. Murphy, Mr. Ferry, Mr. Jackson, and Mr. Renbarger. Left: Dr. William Horie, Superintendent. Right: Mr. John Laskarides, Principal. Administration When was it you first realized you were a real teacher? Miss Hudson, Top: At 2:00 A.M. Nov. 21. 1953. Mrs. Snyder. Bottom: Mr. Sager: 1 don’t feel that 1 have ever fulfilled my idea of being a real teacher. However, 1 appar- ently did for some other people when 1 received my first pay- check! What are you looking for from a student? Mr. Ferry, Top: I am looking for a person who actively cooperates and participates in the class activities and learning experi- ences. Mr. Bomke, Bottom. 12 Do you think students are changing? Mr. Kime, Top: Yes, students are changing and changing in a variety of ways. They are much more aware; more into self-understanding and self- awareness; more demanding; more confident in themselves; more alone; more willing to try new experiences; more involved; less willing to endure the hardships of self-discipline and then more surprised to find doors and opportunities closed to them. Finally, they care more — and that’s what keeps me coming back. Mr. Halgren, Bottom. Mr. Gray, Top: The change I see that is encouraging lies in the emotional maturity and respect that the early level high school student displays. The Age of Permissiveness weaned its gen- eration and they are disappearing from the high school classroom. A new type is arriving which I feel says good things about the future of the education proc- ess and of America. Mr. Pica, Bottom: Yes I think students are changing. They are demanding more in what goes on in the world but do not wish to accept the responsibility that goes with it. Mrs. Hahn, Top: Yes, but only because society has as well as what parents are expecting from them. Schools are also changing and the entire process is not unnatural, although we seem to be liv- ing in a rapidly changing era which makes life better for everyone. Many times goals are not developed and the uncertainty which affects society is par- tially responsible for this. Ms. Wallen. Bottom: No. students are still deciding what their life goals will be and how to attract the opposite sex — the same as in the olden days. 13 Mr. Jessup, Top: Nothing to it — But do it. Mr. Flagel, Bottom: I have received much advice in my life. The best, however, would be: 1. ) Whatever the personal cost or sacrifice, finish college and earn a degree; 2. ) To fill the emptiness in my life and to realize “Peace With God” (Romans 5:1), accept “The Gift Of God Which Is Eternal Life Through Jesus Christ Our Lord.” (Romans 6:23) What is the best advice Mr. Conto. Top: Punt on third down, it confuses the opponent. Mrs. Jewel. Bottom: I am responsi- ble for my own life. 1 am the cause of what happens to me, of how I feel and how I look. I have power over myself. I choose. If I am unhappy, it is because I choose to be. My destiny is what I choose it to be. you ever had? Mr. Holm: A star of my magni- tude can never be completely dimmed. Mrs. Marks, Not Pictured. 14 What do you feel is your biggest accomplishment as a teacher? Miss Annis. Mr. Shoop, Top: Defeating the stu- dents at volleyball for three straight games. Mrs. Goldner, Bottom. Mrs. Greenhaw, Top: Teaching the students more about themselves. Mr. Down. Bottom. 15 What is the best part of your job? Mr. Brauer: The best part of my job is sometimes years after I have a student. When the stu- dents come back to visit and remember me or my class, it makes the job very worthwhile. Mr. Richardson, Top: The satisfac- tion a student receives when a job is done right is perhaps the most satisfying aspect of teach- ing. Mrs. Grieser. Bottom: Sharing con- ference hour with “Sawatzki!” Mr. Petersen. Not Pictured are stu- dent teachers: Mr. Blake. Miss Bur- goyne, Mr. Hill, and Miss Riems. f 16 Mrs. Bowerman, Top. Mrs. Popke, Bottom. 17 The applause has ended, the curtain has fallen, our role is over, another year of our lives is recorded. We have acted our last scenes at F.au Claire. We can see so clearly those first days as freshmen when we entered with enthusiasm, and yet still leaving as freshmen in a new world, with new experiences and new goals. We are about to emerge into a world that encom- passes a wider scope than what we saw at Eau Claire. When we find time to look back we will see how very small our world at Eau Claire really was. but then it was important to us. So now. as we step through the doors, and each of us go our separate ways, we shall remember. . . Marie King E.( 1978 21 Larry Bishop Lyle Bandurski Joseph Becker 22 Sandy Bowerman James Bowers Bonnie Burkie ■ Manuel Cardenas Kent Churchill Randy Cluster Sherri Cook Kenneth Dehring Debbie Douglas Santo Costanza Carolyn Demski Douglas Davis Joe Dvrcz Brvan Dohm I Al Dyson Tammy Elliott Lori Enders Garv Faher Pamela Elston Richard Fecho Richard Fentress Larry Eroeber Linda Froehlich 25 Debby Gilliam Teresa Gonzalez Joanne Grajauskis Shirley Hanko Mary Haskins Joyce Holt C huck Hunter 26 Jim Kerstetter Marlene King Anita Layman Karen Layman Cindy Kremers Beth (Lay) Barter Kevin Layman 27 Anna Meister Shari Michael Janet Miliis 28 Larry Murphy Carol Osby Danny Newman Inge Peppel Eric Newsome Irma Ramirez Will Renbarger Mike Ricketts Mary Robinson 29 Kathy Rodell Randall Sawyer Wayne Skaggs Tammy Smith Debbie Sartin Steve Rosenberg Missy (Stolfo) Jones Judy Schultz 30 Cindy Teichman James Thomas Alan Tillstrom Markay Vladic Tim Weber Pam Ward Sue Welcher Danny Whitaker 31 32 Most Likely to Succeed Upper left: Mary Haskins. Ken Derhing Hardest Workers Lower left: Sue Collins. Joe Becker 33 Cutest Couple Upper right: Anita Layman. Eric Newsome Most Gullible Lower left: Cindy Kremers. Larry Bishop Most Happy-Go-Luck y Lower right: Markay Vladic. Kevin Layman Class Socialites Upper left: Cyndee Harte. Doug Davis Best All-Around Upper right: Sandy Bowerman. Steve Rosenberg Most Shy Lower left: Susan Welcher. Randy Cluster 35 Class Night-Owls Upper right: Rhonda Hardin. Will Renbarger Best Dressed Lower left: Lori Enders. Bryan Dohm Class Cuties Lower right: Marlene King. Tim Weber 36 Cl ass Ha rd - Gu ys Upper left: Terry Bailey. Larry Murphy Class Clowns Upper right: Judy Schultz. Louis Boers Most Athletic Lower left: Karen Laymen. Dave Yircott 37 Graduation Brings Many Reflections Eau Claire Has Its First Adult Ed Graduate A first for the Eau Claire School System was accomplished by Mrs. Nancy Pullins. She became the first high school adult education graduate to gain an Eau Claire Adult Education diploma. 39 Anita Layman gained Salutatorian honors for the class of 1978. Anita also received the outstand- ing senior girl award. 40 Sue Collins, Mary Haskins Win Co- Valedictorian Sue Collins and Mary Haskins were co-valedicto- rians in 1978. Both achieved perfect 4.0 grade aver- ages for all four years. These girls were The top stu- dents of many honor students in the outstanding class of 1978. ' Underclassmen Adams. Jackie Adams. Yvonne Aldrich. Carol Aldrich. Terry Anderson. Barbara Andres. Kathy Basly. Yvonne Baughman. Gar Baushke. Doug Becht. Kileen Becker. Therese Bcilman. Frank Bennett. Vicki Bishop. David Blackwood. Kristi Blankenship. Debbie Blough. Joan Brant. Jon Buckhorn. Conni Burrow. Dawn Butler. Lori Carlson. Kim Casper. Brenda Clem. Leon Conrich. Debbie Cooper. Jackie Costanza. Louann Cowan. Paulette Cuthbert. Brian Davis. Darryl Dustin. Lori Elston. Donna Ertman. Jon Faher. Andy Faher. Nancy r Class of 43 Fccho. Vlikc Garland. Jeff Garrison. Tim Gaichell. Tamra Gilson. Chuck Gomez. Isa Hahn. Carla Harascwicz. Nanc Hicks. Beth Holt. Judy Horie. Wends Hughes. Ken Hunter. Daryla Jarvis. Karen Jink ms. Tamms Jucrgensen. Jeff King. Eileen Lamp. Rhonda Leitz. Jim McCarthy. Pat Merrill. Jay Miller. Sherri Millis. Joan Millis. Julie Mitchell. Kevin Molter. Pam Mottl. Dave Murphy. Pat Nash. Reha Nichols. Steve Nosvan. Eric O'Hara. Denny Osborn. Sheri Price. Butch Probsi. I.on ns 44 Pullins. Bamhic D. Ratter. Brian Reed. Kevin L. Reimcr. Cindy Lou Rcschke. Kenneth A Rodgers. Donald Lee Rosenberg, Michelle I Rowady. Randall Rumba ugh. Kimberls S. San Cartier. Ronda Schlipp. Robin D. Sempert. John Simaz. William F. Skibbe. Darlene J. Steinke. Andrew A. Stockman. Barte E. Stover. Justine L. L'mphrev David A. Vladic. Mark R Ward. Kenneth Westerhoven. Jill A. Wier. Kathy J. Wolsky. Kathleen Ann Zielke. Kenneth L. NO! PICTURED Beilman. Mark A. Cortez. Juan Dickerson. Anita B. Eaton. Carl W. Fairbanks. Kerion Feltner. Linda Foster. Steve W. Gonzalez. Cath Grandberry. Rosie Hill. Steven Paul Juergensen. Jody Lee Leslie. Edward Lyons. Theresa C. Mason. Sheila L. Mata. Lupe Maria Miller. Terri Moore. I.inda I.. Oliver, Karen L. Pike. Ann M. Sanchez. Noel Trowbridge. Laurie L. Williams. Diane Young. Paul 45 Adams. Sally Aldrich. Jeff Anderson. Barbara Anderson. Tina Ball. Frank Beilman. Lisa Bennett. Robert Bergan. Pam Bishop. F.dic Bishop. Kevin Blunicr. Beth Cahoon. Carol Clem. Andy Cochran. Dave Collins. Becky Collins. Rosemary Corzine. Jim Cowan. Linda Davis. Larry Deaton. Rhonda Demski. Pat Dewey. Linda Dohm. Anita Dominquez. Virginia Douglas. Ted Durham. Kim Dustin. David Eaton. Tina Edwards. Merry Eichler. Beckie Emhoff. Ron Estep. William Flowers, Melinda Fonseca. Tony Frazee. Bob 46 Groeber. Shirley Garland. Sherri Geisler. Don Glassman. John Curley. Kathy Manners. Mark Hardin. Kent Hauch. David Hawkins. Theresa Hicks. Deborah Hopkins. John Jackson. Ola Mae James. Charles James. Lorreen Jewell. Jeff Jones. Kathy Karn. Rosalie Kiggins. David Kirby. David Kremers. Mike Krieger. Kay Lambrecht. Lourie Lamp. Billy Lancaster. Brenda Lange. Eric Lay. Douglas Leitz. Mike Masterson. Wayne Mata. Miguel Manner. Jeff McAfee. Bonita McCain. Frank McCarthy. Mary McKic. Shari Michael. Leslie 47 Millikcn. Kelly R Nash, Panic Nash. Susan Osby. Reggie Palis. Regina Parks. Terri Post. Robin L. Prillwitz. Sherri L. Rankin. Denise C. Rathgeb. Valerie Ricketts. Jeff Rogers. Darla L. Rosenbaum. Bryan Rosenberg. Robyn Roth. Lori Sawyer. Richard M. Schilke. Mike Schoene. Daniel A. Simaz. Judy Helen Souers. John Spletzer. Marlene K. Statler. Joann Bonnie Strasser. Phyllis A. Teichman. William Tillstrom. Valerie L. Uphues. Laura Marie Walker, Joy A. Ward. Anthony Whitehead. John Whitman. Melody L. Wolske. Deborah L. Wright. Joe Wright. Joyce Ziems. Natalie R. Zimmerle. Denise K. NOT PICTURED: Akright. Keith Bolton. Curtis Burton. Robert Hanko. Joe Harner. Brian Hughes. Tony Lamer. Dale Loraff. Richard Miller. Joe Newman. Mike Olliver. Barry Sayre. Joyce Stover. Jamie 48 Strand. Chris Townsend, Kevin Andres. Mark Ball. Leon Baskin. Ron Baushke. Kari Blighion. Richard Breyen. Becki Bndwcll. Scott Brooks. Pam Brown. Bryan Brumley. Don Buchhorn. Frank Burrow. Diann Carlson. Duane Collins. Renae Corzine. Dieanna Davis. Sherry Demske. Kim Dickerson. Cathy Dohm. Brad Dohm. Susan Dohm. Tammy Douglas. Keith Edmonds. Alan Eichler. Wes Eubanks. Dawn Faher. Dori Faher. Tim Fairbanks. Missy Feldton. Dearl Fonseco. Mario Frazee. James Froelich. Roger Garland. Ken Garrison. Gerry Gatchell. Kevin 49 Classman. Gerry Goldner. Beth Gomez. Thelma Grajauskis. Jerry Grand berry. Rick Grubb. Ron Harris. Jeff Hartman. Barbara Hartman. Keith Hawkins. Mary Heminger. Lisa Janies. Debbie Jewell. Cindy Kiggins. Barbara Kirkpatrick. Bob Krone. Julie Krugh. Brian Kublick. Loretta I .add. Ron Lancaster. Holly Lange. Brian Lay. Barbara Lindhorst. Steve McCain. Chuck Michael. Kathy Michael. Teresa Midkiff. La Donna Miller. Beth Mitchell. Lonnie Molter. Kathy Moore. John Morrical. Lori Murphy. Rita Nichols. William Nimtz. Alan 50 Ottc. Joyce Overton. Larry Pecoraro. Mark Pierce. Denise Post. Bob Probst. Lori Pullins. Scott Ramirez. Nora Rathgeb. Karl Ratter. Beth Reschke. Joy Rinehart. Jerry Rodgers. James Rogers. Duane Ronk. Sherry Ross. Richard Schoene. Bonnie Sears. Gary Sells. Rory Siler. Kim Silverwood. Hi Dee Skibbe. Steve Smith. Jamie Souers. Larry Stehle. Diane Tennison, Doug Tillstrom, Tim Trail. Henry Traughbcr. Keith Uphues. Colleen Voit. Judy Wagner. Sara Watkins. Jeff Whitehead. Mike Worick. Chris NOT PICTURED: Akright. Susan Armstrong. James Beilman. Greg Campbell. Greg Costner. Becky Garcia. Marie Hughes. Steve Lineberry. John Mason. Rod Mason. Mike Masterson. Scott McAfee. Angie Pritchard. Rosita Rye, John 51 53 54 ljinoy itiniuoj.nuou On Friday, October 7th. 1978, our school showed not only togetherness within classes, but unity within the entire school. Although the juniors were victorious that night, each class constructed an imaginative float, por- traying the theme “Beavers Go to the Movies.” JUNIOR CLASS FLOAT 60 When the night finally arrived, although it poured down rain and we lost the game, we still had a feeling of success and pride in our school because the Homecoming activities during the week were such great fun. It left us with a feeling of victory! To conclude the Homecoming activities the dance, fea- turing Misty Blue, was a smash. 61 National Honor Society This year was the first year the National Honor Society gave academic letters to students who achieved a 3.25 average for 3 consecutive semesters. They also inducted 17 new members into the soci- ety this year. Kneeling left to right: Debbie Douglas. Lori Butler. Carla Hahn. Joan Blough. Shirley Hanko. Louann Costanza. Deb- bie Gilliam. Dana Kunst. Linda Froehlich. Cindy Kremers. Judy Leitz. Mary Haskins. Standing left to right: Dave Yircott. Teresa Becker. Shari Michael. Donna Elston. Pam Elston. Sandy Bowerman. Jackie Adams. Randy Rowady. Kathy Wolske. Cyndee Marte. Marlene King. Jeff Garland. NOT PICTURED: Sue Collins. Markey Vladic. Missy Jones. Lori Enders. First row left to right: Mike Fecho. Beth Blunier. Doug Davis. din. Dawn Burrow. Cindy Kremers. Lori Morrical. Johnny Sherri Ronk. Edie Bishop. Middle row-: Brad Dohm. Judy Glassman. NOT PICTURED: Missy Jones. Sue Collins. Leitz. Cyndee Hart. Back row: Sandy Bowerman. Kent Har- Kneeling left to right: Mr. Down. Sponsor. Beth Blunier. Mike Shawn Lange. Kathi Blackwood. Kristy Blackwood. Anthony Lietz. Edie Bishop. Marlene Spletzer. Joan Millis. Ward. 63 AU CLAIRE HIGH SCHOOL kneeling left to right: Dave Yircolt. Billy Simaz. Gary Sears. Johnny Classman. Steve Nichols. Keith Akright. Jay Merrill. John Hopkins. Alfred Dyson. Rich Fentress. Bending left to right: Santo Costanza. Kenny Hughes. Brain Hamer. Jeff Jewell. Dave Cochran, Frank Bielman. Jeff Juergensen. Joe Hanko. Standing left to right: Rick Fecho. Kevin Mitchell. George Boers. Jerry Bonebright. Mike Kremers. Wayne Becht. Don Geisler. Eric Newsome. Bill Tiechman. Dave Dustin. Kneeling left to right: Johnny Glassman. Tereasa Michael. Kathy Dickerson. Marie Wright. Teresa Gonzales. Sally Adams. Beth Blunier, Kim Durham. Pam Bergan. Steve Nichols. Standing left to right: Mr. Flagel. Dave Yircott, Joyce Otte. Debbie James. Melinda Flowers. Carol Aldrich. Beth Goldner. Anita Dohm. Natalie Ziems. Joy Walker. Kent Har- din. NOT PICTURED: Danny Newman. The purpose of the Huddle: To confront athletes and coaches, and through them the youth of the nation, with the challenge and adventure of fol- lowing Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord in the fellowship of the Church and serving Him through our vocations. Our local Huddle met monthly before and after school. At these meetings we would have recreation, prayer, and Bible study. Our main thrust this year was to raise money for a Spring vacation trip to North Carolina. We accomplished this goal by selling refreshments at the Girls’ Basketball games, selling jackets, holding raffles, and selling candy. Our efforts were well worth it as we enjoyed white-water canoeing, hiking, rock-climbing, swimming, repelling, and sightseeing! Fellowship of Christian Athletes Yearbook Staff The Yearbook Staff for 1977-78 was a small one but a lot of hard work. time, and determination made the yearbook of 77- 78 a success. Members included were first row: Debbie Gilliam. Michelle Ziems. Second row: Bryan Dohm. Beth Blunier. Debbie Doug- las. Jeff Garland. Sandy Bowerman. Third row: Joy Walker. Natalie Ziems. Lori Morrical. Beckie Breyen. Anita Dohm. Judy Leitz. Cindy Kremers. Marlene King. Cyndee Harte. Members not present when pictured were taken are Beckie Eichler. Sue Dohm. Danny Newman, and Kevin Reed. 66 77-78 MUSICAL On Broadway “On Broadway” was pre- sented May 11 and 12. The play, directed by Glen Shoop and Mike Petersen, was a great suc- cess. The hard work of Randy Rowady. John Glassman. Kristi Blackwood. Beth Goldner. Joyce Otte. and the rest of the cast was rewarded by applause from a very entertained audience. 67 Majorettes Linda Froehlich. (left) Denise Rankin, (center) Cyndee Harte. (right) Pom Pom Girls (Left to Right) Jackie Adams. Karen Jarvis. Beckie Eichler. Kay Krieger. Robin Schlipp. Kim Carlson. 69 E.C.H.S. Choir I he members for the 1977-78 choir included first row left to right: Kathy Dickerson. Ann Dickerson. Merry Edwards. Val Kugel. Treasa Michieals. Colleen Uphues. Holly Lancaster. Second row: Carol Aldrich. Kathv Micheals. Marlene Splet- zer. Laurie Trowbridge. Rosalie Karn. Bonnie Burkle. Joyce Otic. Natalie Ziems. Joy Walker. Third row: Kristy Black- wood. Bonnie Schoene. Debbie Masterson. Kathy Molter. Debbie Sartin. Tammie Jenkins. Bambie Pullins. Darla Hunter. Beth Boldner. Fourth row: Curtis Bolton. Ed Leslie. Larry Murphy. Jamie Stover. Gary Sears. Johnny Glassman. Mr. Peterson. 70 72 73 Miss Eau Claire 1978 74 Miss Eau Claire The Miss Eau Claire contest was held at the Eau Claire Middle School. Jackie Adams was chosen Miss Eau Claire for 1978. Anita Layman was 1st runner-up and Miss Congeniality and Sherrie Cook was 2nd runner-up. 75 76 Miss Sodas Contest The Miss Sodus contest was held at the D.A.N.K. Hall in Sodus. ECHS students were well represented as contestants. Miss Sodus for 1978 was Marlene King. Miss Congeniality and 1st runner up was Linda Froehlich. rr Co-op Students Front row L to R: Linda Froehlich. Pam Ward. Tammy Elliott. Sara Mata. Karen Lowe. Trisha Blaylock. Sherrie Cooke. Second row- L to R: Kevin Lay- man. Judi Lietz. Judy Shultz. Debbie Gilliam. Joyce Holt. Brian Dohm. Third row■ L to R: George Boers. Rhonda Hardin. Sherry Micheal. Carol Osby. Fami Smith. Larry Bishop. Back row L to R: Larry Froeber. Mark Akright. Mike Shemenaucr. James Bowers. Kent Churchill. Office Aids and Library Front row L to R: Danny Whitaker. Rhonda Hardin. Becky Bennett. Standing L to R: Julie Millis. Janet Millis. Sandi Bowerman. Bonnie Burkle. Karen Lowe. 78 Standing: Pat Murphy, Teresa Gonzalez. Connie Buckhorn. Diana William. Sitting: Tamra Gatchell. Kathy Wier. Back row: Jody Juergensen. Melinda Dali. Front row: NancyHarasewicz. 79 I. io R S. Shipowick. E. Wright. H. Faher. M. Churchill. M. Kerstetter. A. Weatherly. J. Michael. J. Jacobsen. E. Andres. C. Moore. A. Zimmer. B Estep. M. Prillwitz. NOT PICTURED: L. Harper. L. Bennett. W. Fikes. Bus Drivers and Custodians l. iff R Mr. Gonzalez. Mr. Woodruff. Mr. McDaniels. Mrs. Malloy. Mr. Blighton. 80 Kneeling L in R: Kathy Rodell. Terry Bailey. Karen Layman. Carla Hahn. Standing L to R: Kathy Wolske. Carole Aldrich. Lori Butler. Cindy Kremers. Melinda Flowers. Kathy Black- wood. Joanne Grajauskis. Shawn Lange, and Coach Flagel. Experienced Seniors Help Girl Capers Gain Success Behind the leadership of seven seniors, our girl cagers finished third place in the Red Arrow Con- ference. Karen Layman and Kathy Rodell were team leaders in scoring and rebounding. Karen was voted on the All-Conference Team and Kathy was Honorable Mention. Other seniors who contributed to our overall success were Terry Bailey. Cindy Kremers, Joanne Grajauskis. Kathy Blackwood, and Shawn Lange. 85 Good Competition, Better Fundamentals Help Gagers Beaver girls basketball is gaining more support each year. The junior varsity and middle school teams are providing good experience at the lower levels and the varsity is becoming more competitive each year. 87 Jr. girls basketball hack row left to right: Kathy Wolske. Kathy Wier. Bonnie Schoene. Loreen James. Kristi Blackwood. Debbie James. Marlene Spletzer. Sally Adams. Carol Aldrich. Kneeling L to R: Lori Roth. Shari McKee. Lori Probst. Kathy Miller, and Darlene Skibbe. J. V. Girl Cagers Gain Valuable Experience Young enthusiasm and a new coach helped the JV basketball team gain valuable experience. The future looks bright for Beaver basketball with good height and hustle on the part of the junior varsity. Strong play by Kristi Blackwood. Loreen and Debbie James. Kathy Wier. Marlene Spletzer. and Kathy Molter helped the young cagers. Mrs. Horie was the coach for the young JV’s this year. 88 Varsity Beavers Finish Season With a Big Win Front row L to R: G. Boers, C. Bolton. A. Dyson. L. Costanza, M. Vladic, J. Hopkins. J. Juergensen. T. Garrison, .1. Merrill. D. Vircott. J. Glassman. F. Beilman. R. Fentress. R. Loraff. J. Jewell. Back row• L to R: B. Teichman. I Boers, W. Becht. W. Renbarger. M. Kremers. K. Hughes. B. Hamer. S. Rosenberg, K. Mitchell. M. Newman. R. Fecho. A. Clem. J. Bowers. Back coaches L to r: R. Deja. J. Rundborg. Head Coach T. Ferry. 89 Brian Hamer Chosen All- League for the Beavers The Varsity Beavers ended a miserable season on a high note when they trounced New Buf- falo 42-12 in the final game of the year. The Beavers finished I- 8 for the season. Sophomore Brian Harner was chosen All-Red Arrow Confer- ence as a defensive back. Brian also played quarterback on offense. JV football front row left to right: Kevin Kanizar. Leon Clem. Jeff Ricketts. John Moore. Joe Wright. Frank McCain. Rich Loraff. Back row left to right: Brian Lange. Ron Baskin. Lon- nie Mitchell. Rich Blighton. Chris Worck. Kent Hardin. Dan Schoene. Jeff Watkins. Eric Lange, and Coach Robert Hal- gren. Jl Beavers Have Banner Year With the good line play and fleet feet of John Moore and Joe Wright, the JV Beavers were super tough. Many freshmen gained val- uable experience that will help them in future Beaver games. Freshman Chris Worick caught several key passes and the defense was very stingy about giving up points. 92 Girls 7th in State Bryan Dohm — All Conference Front row left to right: Anita Layman. Judy Simaz. Joan right: Brian Dohm. Bill Simaz. Kevin Bishop. Brad Dohm. Blough, Becky Eichler. Cindy Teichman. Back row left to and Dan Newman. 93 Second Year Marks Great Improvement for Golfers L to R: Wayne Skaggs. Mike Leitz. Wayne Masterson. Coach PICTURED: Brian Ratter. Richardson. John Souers. Steve Nichols. Keith Akright. NOT The 1978 Eau Claire golf team improved tremen- dously over the past year. Led by junior Steve Nichols, junior Brian Ratter, and senior Wayne Skaggs; the Beavers played excellent golf all season. Coach Richardson has excellent underclassmen to mold a team for 1979. Many summer tournaments will allow these players to mature even more as golfers. 94 Varsity volleyball L to R: Kathy Wolske. Lori Butler. Kathy Horie. Wier. Cindy Kremers, Carla Hahn. Eileen King, and Wendy JV volleyball Buck row L to R: Loreen James. Kathy Molter. Front row L to R: Bonnie Schoene. Kim Durham. Lisa Beil- Beth Blunier. Becky Breyen. Val Rathgeb. HiDee Silverwood. man. Sally Adams. 95 Front row L. to R: Jeff Jewell. Brain Ratter. Chuck Hunter. Bryan Dohm. Mark Vladic. George Boers. Back row L to R: James Bowers. Kevin Mitchell. Don Geisler, Eric Newsome. Bill Teichman. Jeff Garland. Coach Gray. NOT PIC TURED: Tim Weber. The Beaver Varsity was led by seniors Chuck Hunter and Eric Newsome. Chuck was chosen All- Red Arrow Conference. Eric won the Golden Key Award as Most Valuable Player. Bryan Dohm started as a play-making guard and did a fine job all season. The Beavers look strong in the future with Buzzy Geisler and Bill Teichman leading the returning cagers. Coach Gray will also have Mark Vladic . Kevin Mitchell. Jeff Garland, and Brian Ratter returning. 96 97 The Varsity Beavers provided many thrills for fans with close home games in 1978. Early in the season the Beavers heat Dowagic in a real upset. Then the Beavers soundly defeated rival Berrien Springs. The Beavers played well, hut lost to tough Bridg- man in the final seconds. This year, as in the past, the Beavers were tough to beat at home. 98 Front row L to R: Jamie Stover. Wayne Masterson. Steve Nichols. Gary Baughman. Second row L to R: Brian Hamer. John Souers. Mike Kremers. Johnny Classman. Kent Hardin. Mike Newman. Buck row L to R: Coach Sager. Ken Reschke. David Hauch. Ricky Grandberry. John Ertman. Ron Baskin Brian Brown Don Brum ley Duane Carlson Wes Eichler Roger Froehlich Ricky Grandberry Victor Gonzalez Bill Nichols Rod Mason Scott Masterson Lonnie Mitchell Scott Pul 11 ns Jim Rodgers Jeff Watkins ml 100 A Blend of Young and Old Spark G rap piers Coach Chisek. Dave Yircott. Dave Cochran. Richard Sawyer. Louis Boers. Dan Schoene. John Hopkins. Gary Sears, and Coach Ferry. Sitting L to R: Keith Hartman. Mike Whitehead, Frank McCain. Joe Hanko. Kneeling L to R: Rich Loraff. John Whi- tehead. Andy Clem. Bill Simaz. Bill Davis. Standing L to R: Fi ve Wrestlers Go to State Sophomores and seniors were dominant influences in the Bea- ver fortunes this year. Seniors Dave Yircott. and Louis Boers capped fine careers for the Bea- vers. while the young Rich Loraff. Andy Clem, and John Hopkins gained valuable State Tournament experience. 102 Young Bats Lead the Beavers The 1978 Beaver Baseball team was heavily laden with underclassmen. With sophomore leaders Wayne Masterson and Mike Kremers and junior Butch Price, the Beavers' future looks bright. An early season win over Berrien Springs showed the Red Arrow that the Beavers are alive and well for now and the future. 105 kneeling L to R: Karen Layman. Carla Hann. Kathy Rodell. ers. Cindy Kremers. Coach Rundborg. NOT PICTURED: Marlene King. Standing L to R: Coach Kime. Joanne Gra- Tern Bailey. Loreen Jame. jauskis. Kathy Blackwood. Kristi Blackwood. Melinda Plow- Layman, Rodell Named All- League The 1978 Eau Claire Varsity softball season ended with a well played, but losing effort against Berrien Springs in the Pre-Dis- trict game. Despite this loss, the year was a good one for the team. High- lights included a split with Loy Norrix in Kalamazoo and nam- ing of Karen Lay man and Kathy Rodell to the All-Red Arrow team. Both girls finished their careers with outstanding years at the plate, in the field, and as leaders. Coach Kime has a good nucleus of underclassmen com- ing up next year. 106 JV Softbailers Finish First Season The outstanding participation by young girls at ECHS allowed the school to have junior varsity softball for the first time. Coach Rundborg led a group of tal- ented JV girls through a tough season. Good play by Bonnie Schoene, Sally Adams, and Shari McKie kept spirits high through- out the season. From row I. to R: Sally Adams. Kim Durham. Shari McKie. and Rebecca Breyen. NOT PICTURED: Beth Blunier. Kay Joyce Sayre. Dorie Faher. Back row L to R: Renae Collins. Krieger. Lori Probst. Pam Brooks. Lori Morrical. Bonnie Schoene. Lisa Beilman. 107 Sirring L to R: Beckie Eichler. Pam Bergan. Deanna Corzine. Dianne Burrow. Chris McAfee. Pam Molter. Joyce Otte. Kathy Molter. Edie Bishop. Kneeling L to R: Kileen Becht. Natalie Ziems, Joan Blough. Pat Murphy. Beth Goldner. Linda Cowan. Rita Murphy. Angie McAfee. Standing L to R: Teresa Gonzalez. Chris Worrick. Steve Skibbie. Bob Post. Curtis Bolton. Kevin Mitchell. Paulette Cowan. Dale Lanier. Lonnie Mitchell. Alfred Dyson, Ricky Grandberr. Steve Hughes. Rich Fentress. John Moore, and Bonita McAfee. NOT PICTURED: Wes Eichler. Judy Simaz. Bill Simaz. 108 Sprinters Dominate 1978 Thinclads Sprints and relays dominated the track triumphs for Beaver teams. A second place finish at White Pigeon in a hoy-girl relay meet was a highlight for the year. Rich Fentress was Regional Champion in the 100 yard dash. Bonita McAfee was an honor rolHongjumper for the girls. Senior sprinters included Chris McAfee. Doris McAfee. Alfred Dyson and Rich Fen- tress. 109 Bonita McAfee, Rick Fentress, Relays Set Records Beaver Netters Complete First Varsity Season The Tennis Team worked very hard this year, despite their 1-7 season record. Number I singles John Glassman. 2 Jeff Garland. 3 Marlene Splet- zer. Number I doubles Rick Fecho. Dave Yircott. 2 — Lori Butler. Kathy Wier. 3 — Frank Buchorn. Mike Leitz. Other members of the team are Lori Roth, Sandy Bowerman, Debbie James, Kevin Reed and Patti Demski. Front row L to R: Frank Buchorn. Dave Yircott. John Glass- James. Jeff Garland. Rick Fecho. Sandy Bowerman. Lori But- man. Lori Roth. Kathy Wier. Mike Leitz. Back row L to R: ler. Marlene Spletzer. Coach Mike Richardson. Kevin Ree. Patti Demski. Debbie J. V. Cheerleaders — Super Tough! I.eti to Right: Brenda Lancaster. Loreen James. Rosie Karn. Denise Rankin, and Pam Bergan. Mount top to bottom I. to R: Rosalie Karn. Pam Bergan. Denise Rankin. I.oreen James, and Brenda Lancaster. 114 Varsity Cheerleaders Promote Spirit Bleachers lop to bottom: Linda Froeh- lich, LouAnn Costanza, Marlene King. Joan Blough and Cindy Kremers. Mount lop to bottom: Linda Froehlich, LouAnn Costanza. Joan Blough, Cindy Kremers, and Marlene King. Pep — Steam — Back Our Team Fresh Enthusiasm Describes Freshmen Cheering at football and basketball games came easy for these enthusiastic girls. The cold weather, rain, and snow could not dampen the enthusiasm as they led cheers and supported the freshman teams. Freshman cheerleaders top to bottom left to right: Teresa Sue Dohm. Micheals. Rita Murphy. Joyce Otte, Kathy Dickerson, and 116 19(8 Wrest ling Cheerleaders Promoting wrestling and keeping up the spirit are only part of the wrestling cheerleaders' job. The also help at the Kau Claire Invitational and other tournaments, clean the mats at home meets, and keep morale high. Debbie Douglas and Pam Elston were senior members of the squad. Siam L to R: Jackie Adams. Beth Blunier. Debbie Douglas Becki Hichler. Michell Ziems. Anita Dohm.and Ka Krieger. Captain. Pam Elston Co-Captain. Kneeling L to R: 117 Football Galien EC 0 Opp. 6 1 lirlford 0 33 EMC 0 24 Berrien Springs 8 36 W aieroliet 8 22 Bridgeman 0 12 New Buffalo 42 12 Cal umierc 7 14 Boys Basketball Girls Basketball EC Opp. New Buffalo 40 34 Edwardshurg 42 28 Wateruliet 29 28 Hartford 51 38 Bridgeman 28 25 Vassopolis i 72 28 LMC 58 28 New Buffalo 33 25 Wateruliet 28 V 25 Hartford 48 V40 Berrien Springs X’ Galien 42 LMC 42 281 Bridgeman 35 26 New Buffalo owagi Edwardsbu Wateruliet Galien Mich. Wiiheran Hartford Bridgeman C'assopolis LMC New Buffalo Waieruliet Galien Hartford Berrien S nuts I vK'dpBH Berrien Springs Bridgeman Bloomingdale Volleyball LMC Lost EC Opp Bridgeman Won Coldwater 20 35 New Buffalo Lost Benton Harbor Brandywine V 32 M Hartford Lost 26 , 35 Berrien Springs . Lost _ Lakeshore 24 41 Wateruliet ■ Last Wateruliet 40 L.M Won Hartford 53 17 Galien Won Berrien Springs 33 30 PJrridgenian Won EMC 42 24 New Buffalo Lost Bridgeman 45 18 ‘ Galien Won Bridgeman 45 21 Hartford Lost EMC 41 15 Berrien Springs Lost Lakeshore 9 55 Wateruliet Lost Gull Lake 15 47 Gull Lake All State 21 Wateruliet 33 27 Constantine 18 54 Berrien Springs White Pigeon 35 25 . 28 38 Tffftfnra' 63 3 Springport Invitational 5th Berrien Springs Inv. 2nd Berrien Springs Inv. Eau Claire Inv. 3rd Berrien Springs Novice Inv. 9th Gull Lake Inv. 7th Red Arrow� Conference 2nd Class C Districts 3rd Class C Regionals 12th . Class C State Tournament 23rd 118 Tennis Baseball ■L EC Opp. Covert 8 2 Berrien Spring 6 5 Galien 0 6 Bridgeman 0 1 Wateruliet 3 2 Midi. Lutheran 7 9 Mich. Lutheran 15 5 LMC 3 13 LMC 6 16 Cassopolis 4 5 Cassopolis 8 9 Galien 0 8 Berrien Springs 2 II Hartford 2 10 1 lartford 8 5 Bridgeman 3 6 Wateruliet 2 5 New Buffalo 2 6 Niles-Brandywine 0 New Buffalo 3 4 Coloma EC Opp. 0 7 Saugatuck 0 5 Berrien Springs 2 5 Cassopolis 1 6 Berrien Springs 0 7 LMC 0 7 Saugatuck Cancelled Coloma Cancelled Coloma 3 4 Cassopolis 7 0 LMC 0 7 Coloma 1 6 Softball EC Opp. 8 9 10 5 5 15 13 3 23 II 23 2 2 12 14 5 12 18 6 12 20 21 4 25 Lakeshore 10 4 Galien 8 10 Berrien Springs' ® 1 12 Hartford 9 3 Bridgeman 26 2 Brandywine 6 16 Brandywine 17 7 Wateruliet 6 14 New Buffalo ■ 20 16 Berrien Pre-Districts 5 6 New Buffalo 12 9 Benion Ha Benton Ha Berrien Sprf Galien Hartford Bridgeman Wateruliet Loy Norrix Loy Norrix I.VIC LMC Lakeshore Boys Track EC- Opp. Hartford 63 • 95 Galien 884 694 Wateruliet 48 110 Wateruliet Relays 11th Barrien Springs Relays 6th Berrien Springs 60'S 97 : Bridgeman 82 76 New Buffalo 90 65 White Pigeon Relay 2nd Kalamazoo Hackett 51 4 35 Cass 794 LMC 67' : 90': Regional 6th Conference 6th Girls Track EC Opp. Hartford 56 80 Galien 99 36 Wateruliet 67 68 Berrien Springs Relays 15th Berrien Springs 314 103': Bridgeman 68 68 New Buffalo 814 54': White Pigeon Relays 2nd Kalamazoo 51 48 Cass 45 LMC 39': 954 Regional 9th Conference 6th I O PLAZA ONE • HOUR MARTINIZINS Bobbie and Clem Hardin — Owners 1015 E. 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TfticAlfOM 491 To the Class of 1978 - To achieve any goal in life one must first decide what one wants to achieve. Climbing to the top is a matter of willingness to pay the price. Most of us are Willing to give about eight hours a day to our ;,obs. Up to this point everyone else is in the race; but those who forge ahead, put in over- time . The return for a standard day's work is moderate because competition is so keen, but overtime pay is always high - it goes up in geometrical ratio. Many thousands have the ability to achieve outstanding success in every undertaking of life - industry, poli- tics literature, music, - if they are willing to give themselves and overtime to one achievement. Remember, getting is the result of giving. When one directs all his energy into one channel, and gives himself wholly to one task, one can achieve nearly any goal that he may want in life. Our best to all of you, and may success and happiness be yours in the years ahead. Sincerely, EAU CLAIRB' ACKING COMPANY Robert Payne, BoaYd Ch ijTman DOERING COMPANY Patrons Su+tons Oklahoma Oil Dr. R. H. and G. W. Ticknor L. D. Huber Co. — Jewelry John E. Piedf Sons Corner Cue 139 Like the sun shining on clouds in the sky causing strange images in your eyes, the reflections of the past year cause strange images in my mind. It was a hard year for the yearbook staff. Many photographic frustrations caused late nights and many rewrites. Even with the frustrations, the staff worked hard to pro- duce Reflections. My thanks and appreciation go to many people for their help. For Production: Debbie Douglas, Debbie Gilliam and the entire Beaver Tales Staff — you did a fine job. For Finances: All of our advertisers and subscribers, thanks for letting us record history. For Photography: Powell Studios Paul Morgan Hafer Studios Herald-Palladium Jack Baker Kevin Reed National School Studios For Typing: Cheryl Amt — a great job as usual. For layout. Design, and Moral Support: Ken Sells Nelson Layman It's nice to know that you thought enough of me to help. Thanks. In General: Thanks to everyone who helped with the book this year and for the past years. You have made my job interesting and fun. I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did. 142 AKRIGHT. MARK: Workstudy — 4. BAILEY, TERRY: Basketball I 2. 3. 4: Softball — I, 3. 4: Volleyball — 1.2. BALL, MELINDA: Volleyball I: Teachers Aide — 3: Cosmetology — 4: Pep Club— I. BANDURSKI. LYLE: Home- coming Candidate — 4: Workstudy — 4 BECKER. JOSEPH: Teachers Aide — 4: Chemistry Award — 3. BISHOP. LARRY: Football - 1. 2: Class President — 1; Homecoming Candidate — 4; Workstudy — 4. BLACKWOOD. KATHI: Bas- ketball — 2. 3. 4; Softball — 2, 3, 4: Nurses' Aide — 2. 3: Teachers Aide — 4: Art Club — 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee — 3: Newspaper — 2: Float Commit- tee — 2. BLAYLOCK. PATRICIA: Nurses' Aide — 3: Prom Committee — 3: Choir — 1.2: Workstudy — 4. BOERS. GEORGE: Varsity Bas- ketball Manager — I, 2. 3. 4: Varsity Football Manager — 1. 2. 3. 4: Track — I; Varsity Club — 1. 2. 3, 4: News- paper I. 2. 3.4: Workstudy — 4. BOERS, LOUIS: Football — 1. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling — I. 2. 3. 4: Track — I: Varsity Club — 1. 2. 3. 4: Workstudy — 4. BONE. PETE BONEBRIGHT, GERALD W.: Basketball — 1. 2. 3: Football — 1. 2, 3: Baseball — I. 2. 3. 4: Varsity Club 1.2. 3.4: Band — 1.2. 3. 4: Choir 1. 2. 3: Newspaper— 1. BOWERMAN. SANDRA: Ten- nis — 3. 4: Student Senate Representa- tive — 4: National Honor Society — 4: Library Aide — 4: Office Aide — 3: Prom Committee — 3; Graduation Committee — 4: Homecoming Candi- date — 4: Pep Club — 3. President — 4: Yearbook — 3. 4: Float Committee I. 2. 3. 4. BOWERS. JAMES: Basketball Manager — 3. 4: Football Manager — 3. 4: Varsity Club — 3.4. BURKLE. BONNIE: Choir - I. 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3: Gradua- tion Committee — 4. CARDENAS. MANUAL CHURCHILL. KENT: Band I. 2. 3: Pep Club — I. 2. 3: Workstudy — 4. CLEM. WANDA: Band - 1. 2. 3. 4: Choir — 3. CLUSTER. RANDY COLLINS. SUSAN: Softball - 1; Class Secretary — 2: Student Senate Treasurer — 4; National Honor Soci- ety — 3. Treasurer — 4; Library Aide 4: Prom Committee — 3: Gradua- tion Committee 4: Drama Club — 3. 4; Float Committee — 1, 2. 3. 4: Quiz- bowl — 4: Member of Policy Advi- sory: Co-Valedictorian. COOK, SHARON: Prom Commit- tee — 3: Graduation Committee — 4; Cheerleader — 2: Band — 1. 2; Teach- ers Aide — 4; Pep Club — 1: Work- study — 4; Second Runner-Up of Miss Eau Claire. CONSTANZA. SANTO: Foot- ball — I. 2. 3. 4: Wrestling — 1: P.E. Aide — 4: Varsity Club — 2. 3, 4: Newspaper — 3. DAY'IS, DOUG: Wrestling 1: Prom Committee — 3: Student Senate Representative — 1.2. President — 3. 4: Workstudy — 4. DEHRING. KENNETH DEMSKI. CAROLYN DEN- ISE: Class Secretary— 1: Prom Com- mittee — 3: Newspaper — 3. 4: Float Committee — 1. 2. 3.4. DOHM. BRYAN: Basketball—2. 3. 4: Track — I: Class Treasurer — 4: Varsity Club — 2. 3. 4: Homecoming Candidate — 4; Yearbook — 3. 4; Workstudy — 4: Cross Country — 1.2. 3.4. DOUGLAS, DEBORAH: Prom Committee 3: Graduation Commit- tee — 4: Wrestling Cheerleader — 3. Captain — 4: Homecoming Candidate 4; Float Committee — I. 2: Pep Club — 1. 2. 3; Yearbook — 3. Editor — 4. DYCRZ. JOSEPH: Wrestling I: Newspaper — 3.4: Workstudy — 4. DYSON. TRELAS ALFRED. JR.: Football — 3. 4: Wrestling — 3: Track — 3. 4: Afro Club — 3. 4; Var- sity Club — 3. 4. ELLIOTT, TAMMY: Class Secre- tary — 1: Wrestling Cheerleader — 3: Class Representative — 1: Pep Club 1,2: Newspaper — 2: Workstudy —4. ELSTON. PAMELA ANN: Class Treasurer — 2: National Honor Society — 3. 4: Prom Committee — 3: Graduation Committee — 4: Wrestling Cheerleader 3.4: Choir — 2: Home- coming Candidate — 4: Pep Club — 1. 2.3. ENDERS. LORI: Class Secretary - 2: National Honor Society — 3. 4: Aide — 2: Prom Committee — 3: Pep Club — 1.2: Yearbook — 2. Editor — 3: Workstudy - 4. FAHER. GARY: Football — I. 2. 4: Newspaper — 3.4; Workstudy — 4. FECHO. RICHARD: Football 1. 2, 4: Tennis — 4: Class Vice-Presi- dent — 1; Varsity Club — 4: Prom Committee — 3: Homecoming Candi- date— 4; Prom King — 4. FENTRESS. RICHARD: Foot- ball — 4: Track — 1. 3. 4: Varsity Club — 1.3.4. FROEBER. LARRY: Workstudy — 4. FROEHLICH. LINDA: Softball 1.3: Class Vice-President — 2: Stu- dent Senate. Assistant Secretary — 3: National Honor Society — 3. Secretary 4: Teachers Aide — 4: Prom Com- mittee — 3; Cheerleader — 1. 2, 3, 4; Band — 1. 2. 3. 4: Majorette — 3. 4; Pep Club — 1, 2. 3. 4: Newspaper — 3; Workstudy — 4: First Runner-Up of Miss Sodus and Miss Congeniality — 4. GILLIAM. DEBRA: National Honor Society — 4: Yearbook — 3, Co-Editor — 4: Workstudy — 4. GONZALEZ. THERESA: Track - 2. 3. Manager — 4: Afro Club — 3: Fellowship of Christian Athletes — 4: Graduation Committee — 4: Prom Committee — 3: Pep Club — 3: Year- book — 2. 3. GRAJAUSKIS. JOANNE: Bas- ketball — I. 2. 3. 4: Softball — 4: Office Aide — 3: Prom Committee — 3: Graduation Committee — 4: Pep Club — 2. Vice-President — 3: News- paper — 2. 3. 4: Float Committee — 1, 2. 3.4. HANKO. SHIRLEY: Track - 1: National Honor Society — 4: Nurses’ Aide — 4: Pep Club — 2: Yearbook — 3. HARDIN. RHONDA: Softball 3: Office Aide — 4; Prom Commit- tee — 3; Float Committee — 3. HARTE. CYNTHIA: Track - 1; Student Senate Representative — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3. 4; Teach- ers Aide — 4; Graduation Committee 4; Prom Committee — 3; Cheer- leader — 1; Band — 1. 2. 3, 4: Home- coming Candidate — 4: Majorette — 3. 4: Drama Club — 3, 4: Float Com- mittee 1, 2. 3. 4: Pep Club — 2. 3: Yearbook — 4; Second Runner-Up of Miss Sodus. HASKINS. MARY: Track - I: Class Treasurer — 3; National Honor Society 3. President 4: Teachers Aide — 3; Graduation Committee — 4: Prom Committee — 3; Band — 1. 2. 3. 4; Float Committee — 1. 2. 3: Co- Valedictorian — 4. HOLT. JOYCE: Nurses' Aide — 3: Workstudy — 4. HUNTER. CHARLES JONES. MELISSA KERSTETTER. JAMES: Teach- ers Aide — 4: Prom Committee — 3: Band — 1.2; Float Committee — 1.2. 3: Pep Club — I; Yearbook — 1, 2, 3. 4; Newspaper — 2. 143 KING. MARLENE: Softball 2. 3. 4: Prom Co-Chairman — 3: Class Secretary — 4: National Honor Society 3. Vice-President — 4: Graduation Committee — 4: Cheerleader 1. 2. 3, 4; Homecoming Queen — 4: Float Committee — 2. 3. 4: Pep Club — 1.2. 3. 4: Yearbook —4: Miss Sodus — 4. KREMERS. CYNTHIA: Basket- ball — 3. 4: Softball —1.2. 3. 4: Vol- leyball I. 2. 3. 4: Student Senate Representatives 2. 3. 4: National Honor Society — 3. 4; Nurses' Aide — 4: Teachers Aide — 3: Cheerleader — I. 2. 3. 4: Band — 1.2. 3: Homecoming Candidate — 4: Pep Club — 1. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook — 4; Workstudy — 4: Float Committee— I. 2. 3. 4. KUNST, DANA: Softball — I: Track 2; Volleyball 1: National Honor Society — 4: Teachers Aide 3; Nurses' Aide — 4: Prom Co-Chair- man 3: Band — I. 2. 3: Choir — 3: Golf — 3: Float Committee 1.2.3. LANGE. SHAWN: Float Com- mittee — I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball — 1. 2. 3. 4: Softball — 2. 3: Volleyball — 1: Teachers Aide 3. 4: Art Club Vice- President — 4: Band — 1. 2. 3: Choir - 2: Newspaper — 3. LAY. BETH: Nurses’ Aide — 3: Office Aide — 4. LAYMAN. ANITA: Basketball — I: Track — 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society — 3. 4: Teachers Aide — 4: Prom Committee — 3: Graduation Committee — 4: Homecoming Candi- date — 4: Prom Queen — 4: Float Committee — 1. 2. 3. 4; Cross Country — 2. 3. 4; Salutatorian — 4: First Run- ner-Up of Miss Eau Claire and Miss Congeniality. LAYMAN. KAREN: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Softball — 2. 3. 4: Track - I; Teachers Aide — 4: Volleyball — I: Graduation Committee — 4: Prom Committee — 3: Pep Club — T. 2TGol- den Key Award. LAYMAN. KEVIN: Class Vice- President — 4: Homecoming Candi- date— 4: Float Committee 4. LEITZ. JUDITH: Student Senate Representative — 2, Secretary — 3. 4: National Honor Society — 4: Prom Committee — 3; Yearbook — 4: Cheerleader — 2. 3; Pep Club — 2. 3; Newspaper — 3: Workstudy — 4: Float Company — 1.2. 3. 4. LOWE, KAREN: Nurses' Aide 3: Office Aide — 4: Art Club — 3; Choir — 1. 4: Prom Committee — 3; Newspaper — 4: Workstudy — 4. MASTERSON. DEBRA: Soft- ball — 3: Prom Committee — 3: Choir 4; Homecoming Candidate — 4: Float Committee — 4: Newspaper 4: Class Representative — 2. MATA. SARA: Nurses'Aide — 2. 3: Workstudy — 4. McAFEE. CHRISTINE: Basket- ball — I: Track —1.2. 3. 4: Afro Club I. 3. 4: Prom Committee — 3: Cheerleader 1.2. 4: Workstudy - 4. McAFEE. DORIS: Basketball 1: Track — 1.2. 3.4: Afro Club — 1.2. 3. 4. Secretary; Prom Committee — 3: Cheerleader— I: Pep Club — 2,3. MEISTER, ANNA: Choir - 1.3: Pep Club — 3. MICHAEL. SHARI: National Honor Society - 4: Teachers Aide 3: Float Committee — 1. 2. 3; Prom Committee — 3: Drama Club — 3: Workstudy — 4. MILLIS. JANET: Office Aide 4: Teachers Aide — 4: Choir — 2. 3: Yearbook — 3. MURPHY. LARRY: Football - 1. 2: Wrestling— 1: Track — I: Afro Club I. 3. 4; Choir — 4: Newspaper — 4. NEWMAN. DANIEL: Basket- ball — 2. 3. 4; Baseball — 1. 2. 3. 4: Fellowship of Christian Athletes — 2, 3. 4: Varsity Club — I. 2. 3. 4: Math Club — 1: Float Committee — 4: Yearbook — 4; Newspaper — 4. NEWSOME. ERIC: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Track — I: Class President — 4; Varsity Club — 2. 3. 4: Home- coming Candidate — 4: Cross Country — 2. 3. 4: Golden Key Award — 4. OSBY, CAROL: Afro Club 1.2. 3. 4. PEPPEL, INGE: Choir— RAMIREZ. IRMA: Nurses' Aide — 3: Teachers Aide — 4: Art Club —- 2. RENBARGER. WILLIAM RICKETTS. MICHAEL: Prom Committee — 3. ROBINSON. MARY RODELL. KATHRINE: Basket- ball — I. 2. 3. 4; Softball — 1. 2. 3. 4: Track — I: Volleyball I. 3: Band 1.2.3: Pep Club — 1. ROSENBERG. STEVEN M.: Football — I, 2. 3. 4: Wrestling — 1: Student Senate Representative — 1: Homecoming Candidate — 4. SARTIN. DEBRA: Choir —3.4. SAWYER. RANDALL SCHEMENAUER. MICHAEL: Workstudy —4. SCHULTZ. JUDITH: Track I: Teachers Aide — 3: Prom Commit tee — 3: Float Committee — 1. 2. 3 Homecoming Candidate — 4: Dram; Club — 3.4: Workstudy — 4. SKAGGS. WAYNE SMITH. TAMARA: Newspape: — 3: Workstudy —4. SUTHERLAND. DAVID: Banc — I. 2.3.4. IEICHMAN. CYNTHIA: Bas ketball — I; Track — I. 2. 3: Volley- ball — 2: Float Committee — 4: Prorr Committee — 3: Cross Country —4. THOMAS. JAMES: Track—2.4; Afro Club — 2. 3. 4: Band — 1.3.4. TILLMAN. ERIC TILLSTROM. ALLAN: Newspa- per — 4: Workstudy — 4: Float Com- mittee — 1. 2. 3. 4. TONEY, AARON: Baseball—4. VL.ADIC. MARKAY: Softball - 1. 3: Class Vice-President — 3; National Honor Society — 4: Teachers Aide — 4: Prom Committee — 3: Gol: — 3: Graduation Committee — 4 Band — 1. 2: Drama Club — 2: Work- study — 4: Float Committee — 1.2.3. 4. WARD. PAMELA: Newspaper — 2: Workstudy —4. WEBER. TIMOTHY: Basketbal - 1.2. 3. 4; Varsity Club — I. 2. 3. 4 Homecoming Representative — 3 Homecoming King — 4. WELCHER. SUSAN WHITAKER. DANIEL: Offic, Aide — 4; Graduation Committee — 4: Band — 1,2. 3,4. WHITEHEAD. STEVEN WILSON. BETTYE: Softball-3 4: Volleyball — 1. 3. 4: Afro Club — I 2. 3. 4: Wrestling Cheerleader — 2 Choir — 4: Pep Club — 2. 3. WRIGHT. MARION MARIE Afro Club — I. 3. 4; Fellowship o Christian Athletes — 4: Prom Commit tee — 3: Pep Club — 3; Yearbook — 2 3. YIRCOTT, DAVID: Football - I. 2, 3. 4: Wrestling — I, 2. 3. 4: Tenni - 4: National Honor Society — 4 Fellowship of Christian Athletes — 3 4: Varsity Club — I. 2, 3. 4: Home coming Candidate — 4: Yearbook — 3: Newspaper — 4; Cross Country — 4: Golden Key Award — 4. PULLINS, NANCY: Adult Edu cation Graduate. 144