Laingsburg High School - Looking Glass Yearbook (Laingsburg, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1985 volume:

1985 LOOKING GLASS - Laingsburg Michigan Introduction.............. Seniors................... Underclassmen............. Staff And Important People Mock Elections............ Clubs And Organizations .... Sports.................... Index .................... ....1 ..16 ..33 ..49 ..58 ..61 ..83 122 The theme of this year's Looking Glass yearbook is Crossroads. Students, teach- ers and administration all face cross- raods and must decide which path to take for their future. As Robert Frost said: I took the one less travelled by and that has made all the difference.11 Which path will we choose? II his year's fads and fashions are to- tally the utmost of the gnarly threads. Basically most kids grpoved on polka dots and pinstripes. The pinstripes are usually found in pants, but polka dots are found in most anything, even shoes. The hot new styles in shoes range from moccasin shoes to preppy style pen- ny loafers. Pumps are all the rage in their wild colors of hot pink, aqua, and any other exotic color you can imagine. The funkiest new style in pants are the ones that look like floods. Better known as cropped pants. Basically any- thing goes in this trend. It's casual for girls to wear mini- skirts. Especially with bobby socks and flats. It depends on the individual or what kind of mood she's in when she gets dressed in the morning. O.P. is another awesome fad this year Most preppies think these shirts are the heaviest thing in town. This years earring styles are like utterly grotesque. They are the biggest and gaudiest things going. Not only large earrings but multipierced ears are in. Sunglasses are another biggie this year. The uudes who wear them are bad. People have always worn sunglasses, but ever since the song Sunglasses at Night came out, the students have thrived on them. r ' n ALL WAY || ears may come and years may go but somethings always stay the same, the question asked by underclassmen •will I make It before going Insane? Dances that last until eleven, being set on the hall fountain. Freshman always carrying books, your homework pile resembles a mountain. Football and pep rallies In the fall, working on your Homecoming float, signing and trading school pictures, ordering your Varsity coat. Open campus, eating up town, sneaking your pop Into the hall. Sophomores copying their drivers ed., skipping class to go Into the Mall. Your Junior year is finally here being out of school Is nice, you sign up for the class field trip even though you've been there twice. Having to live through a curfew, your first falling notice Is mailed, Friday's game Is definitely out, being grounded is worse than jail. Your parents let you take their car, you finally get to drive to school, lunch time you cruise through town, you crash into the police chief's pool. The semesters past by quickly, your Senior year starts to near, enjoying sports, band and note passing, you greet the future with a cheer. II our senior year is finally here, the ACT is in the past, boxes filled with college handouts, our high school years went by fast. Slacking off in all your classes, having gym and art credits waved, knowing you must pass government. Gosh! not a six hour day. Senior Life Cruising together, the radio cranked, a candy bar and pop serve as lunch, eating with your friends on the lawn, sneaking food into class to munch. Counting the days until senior trip, selling candy to raise money, working in the concession stand, hopes of a place warm and sunny. A class vote on where to go. River rafting or the surf? Stuffing in extra ballets, we choose Florida as our turf. Homecoming brought campaign parties, a week full of pesters and pins. Campaigning for your best friends, the speeches made everyone grin. Asking to use your parents' car because your beater will not qo. The midnight movies are real cheap, you take your date to the show. Photocopying off your notes, studying from your best friend's tes£, skipping school without an excuse, doing detention with the rest. Carefree, we enjoy the good times, soon it will be graduation day, choosing a college and career, Good-bye is a hard thing to say. Homecoming ii WflByths and Magic was the theme for Laingsburg's 1984 homecoming. The announcement of the- King and Queen candidates and their court at the pep assembly on September 28, 1984 started the magic flowing. Five King candidates and five Queen candidates were chosen by the Senior class. The court was composed of underclassmen, two boys and two girls from each class. Besides the excitement of Spirit week, homecoming was filled with heavy campaigning by the managers of the candidates. Campaigning started Monday, October 7, 1984. Signs decorated the halls of LHS, as peo- ple shouted for their favorite can- didate. Friday, October 12, 1984 was the final day of the festivities. Peo- ple walked around like billboards, wearing the variety of colorful but- tons. At 2:20 p.m., students assem- bled in the gym to hear the mana- ger's speeches. At 6:30 p.m. on Friday, the home- coming parade left the Middle School parking lot and made its way through downtown Laingsburg for all to see. The freshman float featured a witch using her magic to Stew the Shamrocks. Riding the float were court members Lisa Burt, Jami Shaw, Tim Bolles and Ken Hartig. The sophomores used the Myths and Magic theme into a protrayal of King Arthur's Sword and the Stone. Representing the 10th grade was Car- rie Buss, Lori Chrenka, Jimmy Shaw, and Greg Hutchings. II he winning float was sponsored by the junior class and showed a Knight in wolf's clothing slaying the Shamrock dragon. The court rep- resentatives were Tricia Bradfield, Kris Draggoo, Joel Mires and James Muzzal 1. The Queen candidates all rode in T-top Corvettes. The homecoming victory was no myth as Laingsburg gained 296 yards rushing and 91 yards passing. Brenden Blankenship led the Wolfpack with 99 yards, Tom Castillo added 71 yards for the team and Andy Hamilton ran for 68 yards. Dan Beatty and Scott Shaw split 24 tackles and Dan Austin contributed 9. It was a to- tal team effort said Coach Bauqh- man. 3 The half time ceremonies were held on the football field. Kings and Queens from the past were invi- ted back by the student council. The candidates and the court assembled on the field for the announcing of the 1984 homecoming King and Queen. The crowning of King Ryan Hill and Queen Teresa Burt was performed by the 1983 King and Queen, Mark Robinson and Kim Arthur. Other can- didates were Kelley Rosenquist and Andy Hamilton, Tamara Lee and Tom Castillo, Missy Schieberl and Dan Beatty, Kim Payne and Scott Shaw. Following the game was the home- coming dance sponsored by the senior class. Breaking precedent this year the dance was casual, although many people still dressed formally. Mr. Baughman gave Ryan Hill the homecom- ing football. ■e're up before the birds Cause if we're not we'll be late To start learning new words and having uur debates. Why can't it be like last year?? An extra hour for relaxing? The teachers say Have no fear, you will pass this year. I guess we have to accept the fact Even if some of us are in a daze, A little sleep we all may lack, We'll just have to accept these new ways. There has been a noticeable change in the start of the 1984-85 school year. It is the extended school day. This is not the first time that we have had a six hour day. Back in 1962 through 1974-75 we had six hours of school a day. Then from 1976 to 1983 we went back down to five hours a day of school. Now we're back to the six hours of school a day. In June the registered voters of this community had the chance to vote on the proposal of the extended school day, which passed nearly 3 to 1. At the high school level the students now have 57 minute classes, a 35 minute lunch hour and 3 minutes between class- es. Six Hour Day 15 ■ ii mm mm Dawn of an overcast room And no one saw it coming The end of a race, far forewarned In the form of a meek and distant humming No one knew, how dark things were Though people saw the grey and dis- tant sky Not one person thought or dared infer What a nearer buzzing might imply The sky in its large grey shroud Concealed all but a constant rol- ling thunder Still no one knew, cared, or even wondered None knew or cared Maybe it was just as well When the grey sky turned to orange And the earth fell victim to a firestorm from hell. William Adams Thomas L. Adams Delanna Marie Alward BILL ADAMS , TOM ADAMS , DELANNA ALWARD Dane or Maynerd Volleyball 1,2,3,4; co-captain 1,2,3; MVP 3; FHA 2,3; Treasurer 3; Band 1,2; Flag corp 2; Remember me for my party. DANIEL WADE AUSTIN Dan Football 1,2,3,4; 1st team all-conference 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Honorable mention all-conference 2; 1st team all-conference 3,4; Boys' varsity club 3,4; DANA BALL Foreign exchange 4; Basketball 1,2; PAULA DIANN BANDT Spook Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Softball 2,3; Oklahoma 1; Pajama Game 4; National honor society 4; Girls' varsity club 2,3,4; Spanish club 1,2; Campaign manager 2; Outstanding vocational student 4; ROSEANN BARBER Rosie Oklahoma 1; Hello Dolly 2; Powderpuff football 1,2; Pep club 4; Remember all the things that the class of '85 contributed to the school. PATTI LYNN BARKER Patti Cheeks Publications 4; MONIQUE K. BAUMGRAS Mo Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Senior Section Class of 1985 Paula Diann Bandt Carina S. Benjamin If you can believe it, you can become it. If you can dream it, you can achieve it. 17 band 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2; FFA 1,2; Hello Dolly 2; Oklahoma 1; Remember the good times. DANIEL C. BEATTY Dan Football 1,2,3,4; CMAC all-conference 3,4; MVP 3,4;tri-captain 3,4; Track 2,3; Baseball 1; Boys' varsity club 2,3,4; Vice President 3; Boys' state 3; King's candidate 4; King's court 1; Remember the '84-'85 7-2 football team; '83-'84 victory at PW (7-0); and our losses to Fowler '83-'84 '84-'85. CARINA BENJAMIN J.D. or C.S. In East Lansing—Art club 1,2; Equestrian club 2; vice-president 2; Spanish club 2; Horse 4-H 1; In Laingsburg—Spanish club 4; secretary 4; National honor society 4; National merit semi-finalist 4; Remember November 23, 1984 Jim Morrison lives. Daniel C.Beatty 18 Robert F. Bennett Jr. Rodney Bradfield Russell Keith Braman ROBERT BENNETT JR. Rob Baseball 1; Footbal1 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Team 4; National Honor Society 4; Boys' Varsity Club 3,4; Quiz Bowl 4; Hello Dolly Band 2; Pajama Game 4; I want my name to be remembered. RODNEY BRADFIELD Rod Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; I want people to remember how wild and crazy I am. RUSSELL KEITH BRAMAN Rusty Ray Red Band and Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; School Musicals-Band 1,2,4; Student Council 4; I want people to remember my name. SHAWN LEE BRAMAN Bramanoid I want to be remembered for my nickname and how rowdy I can be. JODY LOGAN BROCK DeWitt Wrestling 1; I want to be remembered as a party animal. TERESA ARLENE BURT TAB Softball 1,2,3; Basketball 2; Basketball Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Football Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Pep Team 4; Teresa Arlene Burt 19 Queen's Court 2; Homecoming Queen 4; I want to be remembered for my ability to get along with everyone. ANNETTE BULTER Pooh Bear Spanish Club 3,4; Operetta 3, Oklahoma 1. EDWARD BUSKIRK Uncle Ed Red Band and Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Musicals-Band 1,2,4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Student Council Secretary 4; Publications 3; I want people to remeber when we were in Africa. THOMAS JOHN CASTILLO Bean Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3,4. KATRINA CASTILLO Trina Hello Dolly 2; Girl?1 State 3; Publications 3; Track 3; Student Council 3; National Honor Society 4. DAVID CAVANAUGH Derwood I want people to remember me for being quiet and shy. Thomas John Castillo 20 Ann Michele Chadwick Thomas C. Chadw ick David S. Clark ANN MICHELE CHADWICK Annie Softball 1,2,3,4; CMAC Champs 3; CMAC 1st team al-conference 3; Girls' varsity club 1,2,3,4; cheerleading 1,2; FHA 1,2; THOMAS C. CHADWICK Pud football 1,2,3,4; CMAC honorable mention4; FFA 1,2; DAVID S. CLARK Big Ben FFA 1,2,3,4; President 4; Sentiinal 3; national honor society 3,4; vice president 4; band 1; FFA basketball 3,4; LAURA CLARK , JON CODY baseball 1,2,3,4; all-conference 2 yrs. MVP 1 yr. basketball 1,2,3,4; best defensive player 1 yr. football 1,2,3,4; all-conference 1 yr. honorable mention 2 yrs. I want to remember the '84 year in football when we went 7-2 and '83 when we beat PW 7-0. PAUL CURTIS . SUSAN PAST Sue band 1,2; pep band 1,2; flag core 2; publications 3; FHA 2,3; powder puff football 2; RICHARD L. DEDIC Rick football 1,2,3,4; basketball 1,2,4; baseball 1,2; King campaign manager 4; all-conference football 4; DEBRA K. DELL Deb softball Paul Lynn Curtis Susan Marie Dast Richard Lynn Dedic 1; powder puff 1,2,4; Hello Dolly 2; publications 3; basketball 1; Remember how funny I can be, I'm always joking around so I want them to remember the good times . CHUCK DESHLER Chuck high school 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,4; hall walking 1,2,3,4; C average student 1,2,3,4; heck raiser 1,2,3,4; I want people to remember what they did with their car keys or my sense of humor, I don't care which. LYLE EVITTS football 2: FFA 2; Debra Kathleen Dell Charles Andrew Deshler Delores M. Frayer Sandra Jo Feight Jamie L y n Friedman DELORES FRAYER Dee powder puff football Ti mascot 1,2; JAMIE LYNN FRIEDMAN , TROY DAVID GORDEN FFA 1,2,3,4; Officer 3; FFA basketball 1,2,3,4; student council treasure 4; campaign manager 4; publications 4; video camera crew 3,4; pep band 4; pep club 4; Life is a party from one end to the other, and then there's death which puts you under. SANDRA K. GRETTENBERGER Grandma band 1,2,3,4; pep band 1,2,3; jazz band 3; basketball 1,2,3; volleyball 1,2,3,4; MVP 4; softball 1,2,3,4; MELODY GROVE Mel track 1; volleyball 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4; national honor society 4; I want people to remember who I am and how I was in high school. ANDY HAMILTON Hamebone football 1,2,3,4; honorable mention 4; tri-captain 4; basketball 1,2,3,4; tri-captain 4; wolfpack award 4; baseball 1,2,3,4; honorable mention 2; all-conference 3,4; class secretary 2; Oklahoma 1; homecoming court 3; King candidate 4; publications 3,4; band 1; boys' Andrew John Hamiltc 23 Troy David Gordon Sandra Kay Grettenberger Melody Gay Grove Lyle Keith Hart Bethany Ruth Hawes varsity club 3,4; I want people to remember me for my athletic ability and for being a friend to most people. LYLE KEITH HART Hart-Fart basketball 1; baseball 1,2,3,4; publications 4; FFA 1,2,3; honor roll 2,3; Remember Joy Heniser's parties. BETHANY RUTH HAWES BETH track 2,3,4; Spanish club 2,4; treasurer 4; national honor society 4; pep club 4; treasurer 4; girls' varsity club 3,4; class vice-president 4; OAR good citizen award 4; bible bowl quiz team captain 2,3,4; Valedictorian 4; Remembe that high school was so fun. I want people to remember me for who I am and not for what I do. JIM HENDLEY Hollywood basketball 1,2,3,4; track 3; starting guard JV; FFA basketball; summer basketball; James H. Hendley Joy Lynn Heniser 24 Shawn Hurst Michael Keith Kienitz Amy Yvonne Koonter MIKE KIENITZ baseball 4; football 2; student council 2,3; president 4; pep band 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; quiz bowl 4; boy's state 3; Hello Dolly 2; Pajama Game 4; FOEC 2,3,4; trip 2,4; camp counselor 2,3; AMY YVONNE KOONTER softball 1,2; powder puff football 1,2; homecoming court 3; publications 4; Remember I am always a happy-go-lucky girl , and I worked hard after the games at Nick's Pizza. TERESA ELIZABETH KOONTER Short1e volleybal1 1,2,3; powder puff football 1,2; Oklahoma 1; Hello Dolly 2; publications 4; Remember my strange faces and for working at Nick's Pizza. JANET SUE LADD Jay band 1,2,3,4; flag corp 1,2,3,4; Oklahoma 1; Opperetta 2,3,4; publications 3,4; JANINE LAKE Jay-nine FFA 1; Spanish club 3,4; publications 4; bowling 1,2,3; Remember my artistic ability and my ability to get along with people of all ages. LAURA LANE band 1,2; pep band Janine Marie Lake 25 Laura Denise Lane Tamara Kay Lee Kimberly Dawn Macadam 1,2; FHA 2,3; powder puff football 1; publications 4; Remember all the fun experiences we've shared together, and that I'm glad to have had them all as classmates. TAMARA KAY LEE Tammy softball 1,2,3; volleyball 2,3,4; powder puff football 1,2; vice president 1; class president 3,4; girls' varisty club 3,4; secretary; NHS 3,4; secretary; Queen court 3; homecoming queen candidate 4; Oklahoma 1; girls' state 3; student leader ship formum 3; I want people to remember all the odd times we had not only in school but outside of school as well. I think the class of '85 contributed much personality and class to LHS. KIM MACADAM powder puff football 1,2; Oklahoma 1; Terry William McCrimmon TERRY W. MCCRIMMON Mad Max (red cousin) band 1,2,3,4; jazz band 2,3,4; pep band 1,2,3,4; Marshal Music honors band 3; Grand Valey honor band 3,4; track 4; Hello Dolly 2; Pajama Game 4; Remember If at first you don't suceed, try, try again I KARA KRISTENE 26 MASSIE basketball 3; JV volleyball 3; FFA 2; Amy Lynn Miller Taundra Dee Mitchell Marylee Denise Parker AMY LYNN MILLER Aim Oklahoma 1; Hello Dolly 2; Pajama Game 4; flag corp 2,3,4; band 1,2,3,4; pep band 1,2; publications 4; Spanish club 3,4; Mexico trip 4; state solo and ensomble 4; Remember me for never taking just one side of an Issue. TAUNDRA DEE MITCHELL Taun volleyball 2,3; softball 2,3; powder puff football 1,2; Oklahoma 1; Hello Dolly 2; student leadership forum 3; girls' varsity club 3,4; Remember my smile and my dimples. MARYLEE PARKER FFA 1,2,3,4; president 3; basketball 1,2,3,4; national honor society 3,4; tresurer 4; powder puff football 1 2; softball 1; Remember my obsession with farming and animals. DORRIS ANN PARKS band 1; pep band 1; FHA 2,3; vice president 3; KIM BEA PAYNE KP softball 1,2,3; cheerleading 3,4; class secretary 3,4; Oklahoma 1; Hello Dolly 2; pep band 1,2; float representative 1; Queens Court 4; I would like people to remember how Jefferey Dean Plonsky Michael Lawrence Richardson Dorris Ann Parks 1 1 it Kari A. Petersen Julie Louise Pittman close our class was and how much fun we had together and how much I will miss all of them. TAMIE L. POOLE Kirby cheerleading 3; track fj girls' varsity club 2,3,4; pep club 3; KARI PETERSEN , JULIE LOUISE PITTMAN Bug band T, 2,3,4; pep band 1,2.3,4; Hello Dolly 2; FFA 2,3,4; powderpuff football 2; Pajama Game 4; FFA secretary 4; Remember I love a good party. JEFF PLONSKY Zeke baseball 2,3; WALLACE RISDON Wally MICHAEL RICHARDSON Mike publications 4; Oklahoma 1; Pajama Game 4; retailing 1; SUZANNE MARIE ROOK Sue FFA 1,2,3,4; I want people to remember and not forget me. THAD ROSE football 2,3,4; baseball 1; basketball 1; golf 1; pep band 1,2,3,4; class treasurer 4; KELLEY LYNN ROSENQUIST basketball 1,2,3,4; captin 2,4; MIP 3; best defensive 4; track 1,2,3,4; cheerleading 2,3; girls' varsity club 2,3,4; vice president 3 president 4; national honor society 3,4; 28 president 4; homecoming court 1; queen candidate 4; band 1,4; Hello Dolly 2; Pajama Game 4: nrPdHpnt 1- Suzanne Marie Rook Thad James Rose Kelley Lynn Rosenquist all the great times we shared riding to football games, eating lunch outside cruising and the hours we spent together at practice. LORI MAE SAVAGE Sprout softball 1,2; basketball 1,2,3; powderpuff football 1,2; girls' varsity club 1,2,3,4; track 1,2,3,4; school record 110 low hurdles; MVP track 3; top ten 4; Remember that I am not short; everyone else is just too talll MELISSA SUE SCHIEBERL Missy basketball 1,2; softball 1,2,3,4; CMAC champs 3; national honor society 4; girls' varsity club 4; foreign exchange student 4; foreign exchange club 4; homecoming queen candidate 4; top ten 4; retail store; ROBERT SCOTT SHAW Scott Football 1,2,3,4; 2nd team all-conference 2; 1st team all-conference 3,4; league captain 4; team tri-captain 3,4; honorable mention all-state 3,4; basketball 1,2,3,4; honorable mention all-conference 2,3,4; team tri-captain 3,4; track 1,2,3,4; state track meet 1,3; all-conference track 1,2,3,4; clss officer 1,2; boys' state; boys' varsity club 2,3,4; king's court 1; king's candidate 4; Robert Scott Shaw 29 Deborah Lynn Soltow Jody Renee Sparks KememDer wnen we beat PW 7-0. DEBORAH LYNN SOLTOW Deb basketball 1,2,4; volleyball 3,4; softball 1,2,3,4; girls' varsity club 4; treasurer 4; class treasurer 3; national onor society 4; camp counselor 3,4; outstanding girls' winter athlete 4; campaign manager 4; JODY R. SPARKS JO or Shorty volleyball 1,2,3; cheerleader 2; FFA 1,2,3; varisty club 3,4; Hello Dolly 2; publications 4; Oklahoma 1; FHA 2; pep club 4; Remember that I never skipped school, and I was always being punctual. And remember all the fun we've had for the past four years and the fun we had in Florida and graduation night. REBECCA LYNN SPARKES Becky cheerleading 1,2; band 1,2,3,4; volleyball manager 1; Pajama Game 4; pep band 1,2,3,4; TODD STAHL Toad football 1,2,3; Remember I am an ultimate partier . JMES P. STAGE Jim band 1,2; pep bnd 1, 2; footall 1,2; baseball 1,2; retailing 3; Remember me for working at Mahoney's IGA and carying out everybody's mom dad's stuff I! Rebecca Lynn Sparkes James Paul Stage 30 Melody Lyn Starks Sally Tennis Denise Marie Valo -MELODY LYN STARKS Mel , Oklahoma 1; Hello Dolly 2; Pajama Game 4; volleyball 1,2,3; track 2,3; co-op 4; student forum 3; Remember me sayinq I don't wa-a-a-ant to! SALLY TENNIS volleyball 1; FHA 1,2; DENISE VAL0 vTTo Cheerleading 1,2,3; Softball JV 1; Softball 2; Powder Puff Football 2; Publications 4; I want people to remember how I try to make people laugh when their sad. JEFFERY VANLAKE Football 1,2,3,4; Honorable Mention 3; All Confrence 4; Most Vauable Offensive Lineman 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Honorable Mention 2,3, All confrence 4; Basketball 1,2; Class vice president 2; campaign manager 3,4; Remember me for my athletics. MATT WALTERS baseball 1,2,3,4; basketball 1,2; student council 4; golf 1,2; boys' state 3; quiz bowl team 4; DENISE WEAVER Beaver volleyball 1,2,3,4; softball 1,2; powder puff footbal 1,2; Co-op 4; Remember the good times everybody had partying together and getting to know each other. LINN ANN WHEELER , MARSHALL W. WING , BRENT WOOD Brent I would like people to remember my name and remember that I'm a nice, quiet, shy young man. JENNIFER LYNNE WOODEND Woody band 1,2,3,4; student council 1; FHA 2; pep band 1,2; Hello Dolly 2; majorrette 3,4; Pajama Game 4; powder puff football 1,2; Remember me by my original unforgetable laugh; and my bizarre wardrobe. Denise Karen Weaver BRUCE ALAN YOUNG 31 Jeffrey Don VanLake Matthew James Walters Linn Ann Wheeler Marshall W. Wing Brent D. Wood Jennifer Lynne Woodend UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors-pages 33-37 Sophomores-pages 38-42 Freshmen-pages 43-47 Melissa Adams Peter Adams Trisha Austin Robert Barnum Sherri Batemen Brenden Blankenship Trisha Bradfield Phil Brashaw Kevin Bolles Michelle Boris Jennifer Buskirk Robert Byrnes Nicho Castillo Doug Church Renee Cole Leonora Cook Jeff Cortright Troy Cotton Michelle Coryell Richard Darr Kevin Dennis Kris Draggoo Heather Dugan Scott Dunckel Dan Eggleston Rob Ellis Tom Fedewa Ron Fizzell Lori Fox Scott Franks Jacquelyn Gray Laurie Greene MI ■S� ■ Shelly Grettenberger Kristen Haddrill Nancy Hamilton Bryan Hart Kevin Louth Becky Lupien Christine Mitchell Craig Morley James Muzzall Mark Nielsen John Olmstead Lisa Parker Lester Plonsky Larry Powelson John Pratt Tom Richards Andy Rourke Rose Sayles Mark Schlicher Becky Schieberl HTR0i.'‘i Julie Slndall Katy Smith Sonja Smith Kim Stahl Joel Mires Shawne Strlngham Mary Swarthout Bob Thompson Scott Torra Kris Walters Dan Wheeler Kyle Wheeler Julie Williard Judy Williams Clint Winebarger Edward Wurm Angela Adams Tammy Anthes Hike Bateman Lora Baumgrass Laura Beach Elizabeth Berezinski Matt Blackledge Mike Blackledge Carrie Buss Lisa Butler Melissa Buxton Kelli Carlisle Grant Carr Lori Chrenka Rusty Churchill Julie Cody Amy Coryell Steven Crlbbs William Dell Julie Dennis Donald Eckelbarger Lisa Evitts Brian Franks Eric Fries -WtlCCWt Dan Garlock Jon Gonzales Lisa Graber Amy Grandy Marsha Gray Robert Gregg Kelsie Hansen Kerri Hansen Shawn Hastings Scott Hunt Greg Hutchings David Kress Derrick Lange Amy Lee Mike Mackiewicz John Marsh Valerie Matteson Mike Miller Heather Mitchell Karen Nowlin Gretchen Paelke Bethany Parks Sherry Presley Kerry Pullum Ann Risdon Mlllssa Risdon Mark Roberts Dave Rook Darlyn Rose Angela St. Charles Dawn Salisbury Brian Sanchez Todd Savage Holly Schaaf Gretchen Scott David Sharp Jim Shaw Or. Marci Shaw Alan Smith Delores Sol tow Lawrence Sparkes Shannon Sparks Cody Stage Matt Stahl Sandra Swain Michael Teaque Wendy Torra Jerry Toth Julie Tousley Tim Waltz Keenia Wheeler Kirk Wurm a a ik -■ at Jennifer Amburgey Gene Andrews Chad Argerslnger Darcee Babcock Kimberly Barber Chad Bellinger Theresa Berlin Timothy Bolles Amy Bozzo Kari Braman Dan Brown Shannon Brumlt Lisa 8urt Matt Carpenter Allison Carr Candy Churchill Daniel Churchill Robert Claus Alex Coss Ivan Cotton Scott Danek Ronald Darling Marc Dickson Christina Donnan Heather Doten Ron Dunn Mark Earl Michael Earl Kimberly Ellis Mary Field Scott Fizzell Kristin Fox Tracy Fransway Jeremy Funnel1 Kim Gonzales Edward Graber KW Tina Hagerty Tony Hart Ken Hartig Duane Hartman Camie Haughton Bradley Hawes Sue Heniser Tom Hetherington + 1 Cathy Holcomb Reuben Hul1 Shyne Ide Jena Jackson Karen Karek Gabe Kindervater Nicole King Jon Ladd Rob Lillywhite Tresha Magley Todd Miller John Morberg Daniel Morgan Rashaun Morrill Tina Mund Kelli Murphy Eric Nichols Lorin Parker Melissa Pendell William Potter Scott Powelson Ina Pratt Terry Presley Airiy Richards Melissa Roberts Ronald Rose Anne Rowley Karen Sailer Alicia Sanchez Christa Schultz Macy Sharp Jami Shaw Jchon Smith Mindy Smith Jennifer Snell Jessica Spenny Jill Stringham Heather Stuht Kari Sutfin Billy Swarthout John Tharp Todd Tundis Joseph Van Buren Marnie Wagner � Steven Waltz Jason Warner Kammie Warren Robb Weaver Ron Weller Wilson David Michelle Wurm 22 � “■ « p Fresfjmen Faculty Miss Lori Drach Mathematics 50 Mrs. Mary Latuszek Spanish Mrs. Diane Herder English Mr. William Morley Social Studies Mrs. Roseanu Torra English-Computers Mrs. Sue Hutchins-Harr Home Economics Mr. Rick Baughman Social Studies 1 t I Mrs. Cindy Knapp Mathematics-Science Mr. Douglas Smith Social Studies Mr. Walter Kolomyjec Art OFFICE AIDES - (L to R) Debbie Dell, Kari Peterson, Teresa Koonter, Becky Schieberl, Debbie Soltow, Tammy Lee, Kevin Bolles and Kevin Dennis. Mr. Robert Hurst Custodian Mr. Harvey Walters Maintenance Supervisor rettenberger Custodian Mr. John Marsh Counselor BUS DRIVERS (L to R] - BaclTRow: Lisa McGee, Linda Schlicher, Barb Speerbrecker, Carol Vitu, Robert Brown, Richard Grandy, Pete Putnam. Kneeling: Marlene Hewitt Bobby Daul, Pam Placeway, Janice Premo, and Linda Meyers. Mr. Halsted Beatty Superintendant Administration Mr.Nick DeVault Mr. Carl Clarke Principal Business Manager Mrs. Kay Nickols Adult Education Board of Education 1984-85 80AR0 OF EDUCATION - Standing (L to R) Mr. Robert McCurdy, Trustee; Mr. Lawrence Sparkes, Treasurer; Mr. Stan Blackledge, Trustee. Seated Mrs. Clarice Schocke, President; Mrs. Jean Cook, Secretary. Mr. Dennis Morrill Vice-President 56 Mr. Art Baker Trustee Mr. Sparkes checks the figures during a busy meeting. Prettiest Smiles KIM ANDY Class Snob MISSY JON Best Dressed MEL TOMMY Most Popular RYAN TERESA Prettiest Eyes KIM DANNY Most Athletic DEBBIE SCOTT Best Looking TOMMY KIM Class Big Mouths MARTY ANN ROD SANDY Class Flirts DENISE JODY During the spring Mock Elections were held among the Senior Class. The categories in the above pictures were from left to right (1) Debbie Dell and Marty Wing as the loud Class Rowdies; (2) Lyle Evitts and Kimber- ly MacAdam as Class Klutzes; (3) Brent Wood and Carina Benjamin as the Most Quiet Seniors; (4) Scott Shaw and Kelley Rosen- quist as Teacher Favorites; (5) Bethany Hawes and Tom Adams as Class Brains. The election was held among senior classmates. 60 Language Arts students at LHS left the High School at 6:00 am for a five hour bus ride to Stratford, Ontario to view the live play King Lear with the thousands of other stu dents from the US and Canada. Dan Wheeler spent his time taking pictures of the stu- dents and theater, others shopped and view- the old town during their two hour break in Canada. Nutrition stops were made on the trip to and from Stratford at McDonalds for Big Macs and fries. A tired crew ar- rived home at 11 p.m. ready for school the next day. 63 Quiz Bowl Team “Varsity Sport of The Mind 64 QUIZ BOWL TEAM-Senior Team seated in front Matt Walters, Rob Bennett, Mike Kienitz, Tom Adams and Junior Team in back row Dan Eggleston, Rose Sayles, John Olmstead and Todd Ide. Retailing and Video Club Video Club (L to R): Andy Rourke, Nlcho Castillo, Dan Wheeler, Bob Barmin, Mr. Marsh, Troy Gorden, John Marsh, Larry Sparkes Retailing (L to R): Front—Dan Eggleston, 2nd row—Lora Baumgrass, Bill Bohnett, Julie Cody, Lisa Butler, Gwenda Brandt, 3rd row—Andy Hamilton, Denise Weaver, Patti Barker, Lori Chrenka, Dawn Salisbury, Susan Oast, Del anna Alward, back row—Mr. Smith, Andy Rourke Doug Church, Richie Darr, Rod Lillywhite, Jeff Plonsky, Kari Peterson 66 Spanish Club Spanish Club (L to R): Back Row - Amy Lee, Melissa Risdon, Leonora Cook, Cheryl Sindall, Machelle Boris, Julie Sindall, John Curtin, Scott Dedic, Eric Fries, Derek Lange, John Marsh, Mrs. Latuszek (advisor). 2nd Row - Julie Tousley, Marnie Wagner, Tammy Anthes, Melissa Perdell, Lisa Butler, Lora Baumgras, Carina Benjaman, Ann Risdon, Jennifer Buskirk, Janine Lake. Carrie Smith. 3rd Row - Kelsle Hansen, Heather Stuht, Jena Jackson, Gretch'en Scott, Macy Sharp, Jenny Snell, Kelly Murphy, Heather Mitchell, Lori Chrenka. Teresa Magley, Amy Grandy, Laurie Greene. Front - Annette Butler, Amy Miller. Mrs. Mary Latuszek advised the Spanish Club for this year. She is pictured to the left. The club attempted to earn money by spon- soring dances and selling Wolfpack painter hats and Paw stickers. Foreign Exchange Club FOREIGN EXCHANGE CLUB - (pictured L to R) - Back Row: Advisor Mrs. Diane Herder, Missy Schieberl, Brent Wood, Rob Bennett, Tom Adams, Becky Schieberl, Wendy Torra and Kevin Dennis. Front Row: Lisa Sanchez, Anne Rowley, Mike Kienitz, Chris Bradfield, Russ Braman, Dan Wheeler, Scott Torra and Lisa Evitts. Pictured clockwise, Michelle Coryell shows off her German Torte. Mrs. Herder helps Laurie Greene cut a jelly roll. The twenty German students at Greenfield Village with all their American hosts on a sunny July day. During their five week stay the German students had the opportunity to visit Lake Michigan as pictured in the top two photos. They also served coffee and juice at the annual Laingsburg Pancake Braakfast. Scott Torra tried to show his German 59 guest how to walk on stilts. EDUARDO CORSETTI-Foreign Exchange Student from Brazill lived with Kelley Rosenquist and her family 2nd Semester. DANNY KAMILL -Foreign Exchange Student from Israel lived with Valerie Matteson and her fam- ily first semester. 70 Future Farmers of America FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA - (L to R) First Row: Julie Pittman, Mark Earl, Tim Waltz, Ron Rose, Robbie Weaver; Second Row: Sue Rook, Melody Grove, Kim Ellis, Mike Miller, Chris Donnan, Rashaun Morrill, Tony Hart, Duane Hartman, Danny Morgan, Mark Roberts; 3rd Row: Troy Gorden, Andy Rourke, Billy Adams, Cody Stage, Dan Brown, J.R. Frayer, Chad Bel lingar; 4th Row: Becky Lupien, Tom Hurst, John Pratt, Jerry Toth, Alan Smith, Dave Rook, Lorin Parker, Mike Bateman, Rob Ellis, Ron Weller and Mr. Ben Gellis Advisor. 71 Flag Corps Majorettes Jennifer Woodend, Darcee Babcock Angela St.Charles, Amy Miller, Janet Ladd BAND TOP ROW:Steve Crlbbs. Matt Blackledge, Mike Blackledge, Bob Boris, Trlcla Bradfleld, Rob Bennett, Kevin Dennis, 2nd Row: Donald Eckelbarger, Robert Gregg, Carrie Smith, Dan Morgan, Terry McCrlmmon, Tom Adams, Russ Braman. 3rd Row: Steve Hull,Julie Dennis, Kyle Wheeler. Tim Waltz, Mike Klenltz, Jon Ladd, Julie Pittman, 4th Row: Sandy Grettenberger, Jena Jackson, Karen Karek, Cheryl Slndall, Mike Miller, Ron Oarllng, Eric Nichols, 5th Row: Melissa Bryan, Heather Stuht, Lisa Burt, Alicia Sanchez, Tina Mund. Kammie Warren, Kari Braman, 6th Row: Lisa Evltts, Tammy Anthes, Karl Sutfin, Mary Field. Jennifer Amburgey, Jessica Spenny, Kris Haddrlll, Lori Fox, 7th Row: Rebecca Sparkes. Monique Baumgras. Tara Klrkby. Laurie Green, Machelle Boris. Gretchen Scott, Melissa Buxton, Sherry Presley, Leonora Cook JAZZ BAND Top Row: Tina Mund, Lori Fox, 2nd Row: Russ Braman, Ed Busklrk, 3rd Row:Kyle Wheeler, Sherry Presley, Terry McCrimmon, Thad Rose, 4th Row:Lisa Evltts, Melissa Buxton, Bottom Row: Tara Klrkby, Mr. Reed, Kris Haddrlll I j Band Pep Team pictured (L to R): Row 1-Kris Draggoo, Teresa Burt, Leonora Cook, Tricia Bradfield; Row 2- Candy Churchill, Keenia Wheeler, Holly Schaaf, Joy Heniser, Dari In Rose, Jennifer Busklrk; Row 3- Heather Dugan, Trisha Austin, Melissa Adams, Angl Adams, Jill Strlngham, Macy Sharp; Row 4-Robbie Gregg, Lori Chrenka, Kim Stahl, John Curtin; Row 5-Russ Braman, Robbie Bennett, Matt Walters, Becky Schieberl, Eric Fries; Row 6-Ed Buskirk, Julie Sindall, Billy Dell, Christine Mitchell, David Kress; Row 7-Troy Gorden, Scott Dedic. Pep Band (L to R): 1st Row - Jon Ladd, Dan Morgan, Mike Klenltz, Rob Bennett, Kevin Dennis, Troy Gorden. 2nd Row - (standing) Ed Busklrk, (sitting) Tammy Anthes, Gretchen Scott, Chris Bradfield, Russ Braman, Julie Pittman, Kris Haddrlll, Machelle Boris. 3rd Row - Kerri Braman, Kammie Warren, Lori Fox, Thad Rose. 4th Row - Lisa Evitts, Tom Adams, Kyle Wheeler. 5th Row - Monique Baumgras, Becky Sparkes, Terry McCrimmon, Sherry Presley, Melissa Buxton. Girls Varsity Club Girls' Varsity Club (L to R): Back Row - Sandy Grettenberger, Kelly Brink, Missy Shleberl, Kris Oraggoo. Mary Swarthout, Machelle Boris. Angie Adams, Ms. Orach. Middle Row - Kara Massle, Katie Smith, Trisha Austin, Tammy Poole, Oelanna Alward, Nancy Hamilton, Michelle Coryell, Lori Savage. Front Row - Teresa Burt, Jody Sparks, Laurie Greene, Debbie Soltow, Kelley Rosenqulst, Tammy Lee, Julie Willard. Publications 76 Pictured clockwise: (1) Mrs. Herder confronted by questions; (2) Teresa Koonter helping in darkroom; (3) Ed Buskirk using film dryer on his hair; (4) Machelle Boris and Troy Gorden using thick glue on INFORMER pages; (5) Andy Hamilton, Janet Ladd and Kelley Rosenquist layout yearbook pages for sports. Clockwise: Keith Hart is all thumbs on the computer; (2) Jody Sparks begins a- nother day of sorting yearbook ads and getting salesmen to work; (3) Pushing a clean-up cart Sean Malone helps the yearbook staff after hours; (4) Not a- nother mistake says Amy Miller; (5) Do I have to learn more graphics? says Sherri Bateman. 77 Class Officers SENIORS - Kneeling (L to R): Kim Payne, Secretary Tammy Lee, President. Standing: Thad Rose, Treas- urer; Mr. Smith. Advisor. Bethany Hawes-Missing. SOPHOMORES - (L to R) Marci Shaw, President, Robbie Gregg, Vice-President; Lori Chrenka, 78 Treasurer, and Advisor Mr. John Marsh. Miss- from photo is Valerie Matteson, Secretary. JUNIORS - Standing: Mrs. Roseann Torra, Advisor; Melissa Adams, Vice-President, Katy Smith, Pres- ident; Kneeling: Kevin Bolles, Treasurer; and Seated: Glenn King, Secretary. FRESHMAN - Standing (L to R) Jami Shaw, Sec- retary; Lisa Burt, Vice-President; Cheryl Sindall, Treasurer; Advisor Mrs. Latuszek. Kneeling-Heather Stuht, President. Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL Standing Marni Wagner, Rob Gregg, Russ Braman, Rob Bennett, Matt Walters, Becky Schieberl, Kelly Brink, Seated: Chris Mitchell, Ed Buskirk, Mike Kienitz, Troy Gorden, Machelle Boris, Mr. Morley National Honor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (L to R) First Row-Kneeling: Katrina Krebiehl, MaryLee Parker, Kelley Rosenquist Tammy Lee, Carina Benjamin, Julie Sindall. Second Row: Advisor Mrs. Condon, Rose Sayles, Kelly Hartig, Machelle Boris, Katrina Castillo, Chris Mitchell, Laurie Greene. Third Row: Kris Draggoo Rob Bennett, Missy Schieberl, Mike Kienitz, Scott Torra, Bethany Hawes, Melody Grove. The active National Honor Society, ad- vised by Georgia Condon, pictured to the left, is responsible for maintain- ing the outdoor announcement board. This year they also donated the Honor Roll Board and did sponsor a field trip to University of Michigan for college bound juniors. 81 Club Candids We seem to have misplaced our talent ??!! What kind of band is this?! INTRODUCTION TO SPORTS ? o o f= 'V � n o� . -wsfc T= ’0i= l--lUti� JIV V i « LVJI v Varsity Football Varsity Football (L to R) � Front Row- Trainer Martha Cray, Kevin Louth, Jeff Cortnght, To� Chadwick, Thad Rose, Jeff VanLake, Brenden Blankenship, Rod Bradfield, Richard Darr, Joel Mires, manager Andy Rourke. Middle Row- Manager Shane Winters, Dan Austin, Doug Church, Bob Barnua, Jon Cody, Ryan Hill, Andy Hamilton, To� Castillo, Glenn King, Chad Kellogg, John Pratt, To� Hurst, Toa Adans, Manager Brent Winters. Back Row- Coach Rick Baughaan, Rick Dedic, Dan Eggleston, Ron Fizzell, Greg Hutchings, Phil Brashaw, Scott Torra, Ed Huri, Mike Kress, Dan Beatty, Scott Shaw, Eric Wura. Coach Jia Marana. Jfc 41 CP -■ The varsity football team had the best season a Wolfpack football team has ever had In eleven man football with a 7-2 record. The Wolves placed six players on first team all- conference. Dan Austin, Jon Cody, Dan Beatty, Scott Shaw, Rick Dedic. and Jeff VanLake are the first team al1-conference picks. The honorable mention players were Tom Chadwick, Andy Hamilton, Ryan Hill, Eric Wurm, Tornny Castillo, and Scott Shaw. taingsburg finished second in the CMAC this year behind Fowler and Pewamo-Westphalla, and for the second straight year, taingsburg has won all of there non-conference games. JV Football Junior Varsity Football (L to R): Front Row- Manager Scott Tundis, Billy Swarthout, Ed Graber, Tony Hart, Oan Brown, Ron Dunn. Tony Andrews, Troy Shaw, Todd Savage, Ronnie Weller, Manager Kurt Brown, Trainer Marsha Gray. Middle Row- Manager Kent Shaw, Brad Hawes, Tim Bolles, John Marsh, Eric Fries, Rob Gregg, Matt Blackledge, Mike Blackledge, Todd Tundis, David Kress, Marc Dickson, Matt Stahl. Back Row- Coach Jeff Long, Scott Fizzell, Ron Darling, Scott Dedic, Bob Boris, Ken Hartig, Jerry Toth, Jim Shaw, Billy Dell, Kirt Wurm, Allan Smith, Derrick Lange, Larry Sparks. The 1984 J.V. Football Season was Very Exciting from their First big victory over Williamston to their crushing loss to Ovid-Elsie. The Junior Varsity Team finished the season with a 4-4 overall record and a 2-2 league mark. The little Wolves racked up vic- tory's over Williamston, Fulton, Potterville and Webberville. Girls Varsity Basketball Varsity Girls Basketball (I to R): Front Row- Julie Willard, Michelle Coryell, Katy Smith. Kelley Rosenqulst. Back Row-Coach Tom Armstrong, Debbie Soltow, Nancy Hamilton, Marylee Parker, Mary Swarthout. Paula Bandt. ihdl The Laingsburg Girls Varsity Basketball team finished with a 2-18 overall record and 1-9 league record. The lady Wolves biggest victory was a 44-43 victory over Fulton. The With h th°r� CameH° r ByT? 53‘5? and 1)01,1 ins cam€ at home- Mary Swarthout and Katy Smith both recieved honnorable mention Al1-Conference, as Juniors. Co- Captains for the year were: Kelley Rosenquist and Mary Swarthout. JV Girls Basketball Junior Varsity Girls Basketball (L to R): Front Row - Kristen Fox, Marcl Shaw, Tresha Magley, Lisa Burt, Allison Carr, Heather Stuht. Back Row- Coach laurl Orach, Rashaun Mori 11, Kelly Brink, Elizabeth Berezln- skl, Gretchen Paelke, Michelle Wurm, Jaml Shaw, Camie Haughton. The Laingsburg Girls Junior Varsity Basketball squad completed their season with a 9-10 overall re- cord and 4-6 league record. The lady wolves came out on top beating Pottervllle away In a league game. Co-captains for the season were: Marcl Shaw and Kelly Brink. The team consisted of 4 soph- mores and 9 freshman. Girls Varsity Volleyball Girls' Varsity Volleyball (L to R): Front Row - Tamara Lee, Machelle Boris, Chris Walters, Kris Haddrill. Back Row - Coach Jacqueline Trail, Delanna Alward, Nancy Hamilton, Debbie Sol tow, Sandy Grettenberger. 88 The 1984-85 varsity volleyball team finished the season with 2 wins, but the season was a very encouraging one to the second year coach Jacqueline Trail. Laingsburg finished this year with two more wins this year than they have had the previous two years. The team re- corded victories over Lansing Christian and Dansville. The players say their best perfor- mance was against sixth ranked Potterville. The team's most valuable player was Sandy Grettenberger. Girls JV Volleyball Junior Varsity Volleyball (L to R): Front Row-Macy Sharp, Lori Chrenka, Missy Bryan Rashaun Morrill, Lisa Evltts, Sherry Presley, Coach Joy Hudson. Kneeling: Mindy Smith, Lisa Burt, Heather Stuht, Chris Bradfield, Tina Mund. The JV volleyball squad finished the season with 5 victories which is very Impressive com- pared to the past junior varsity volleyball seasons. This year is the first year in over two years that a JV team has won a game which really says a lot about these girls. This team worked extremely hard over the season and It paid off by winning five games. The next couple of years should be a big improvement in the varsity volleyball program with these young girls coming upr This team was coached by Joy Hudson. 89 Boys Varsity Basketball Varsity Boys' Basketball (L to R): Front Row- Manager Rob Llllywhite, Tom Castillo, Jon Cody, Scott Shaw, Mark Schlicher, James Muzzall, Andy Hamilton. Back Row-Coach Terry Brenneman, Dan Beatty, Phil Brashaw, Dan Eggleston, Rick Dedic, Greg Hutchings, Jim Hendley. 90 The Laingsburg boys varsity basketball team finished with a 8-11 overall record and a 3-7 league record. The boys biggest victory came over P-W when Laingsburg hit a last second shot to beat P-W for the first time in over 10 years. Laingsburg improved greatly this year with f'rst year Coach Terry Brenneman. Greg Hutchings and Scott Shaw both received honorable mention al1-conference. Boys JV Basketball Junior varsity Boys Basketball (L to R): Front Row - Dan Garlock, Alex Coss, Hike Blackledge, Matt Blackledge, Todd Savage, Scott Danek. Back Row - David Sharp, Dominic Brown, Kirk Wurm, Ken Hartig, Larry Sparkes, Jim Shaw, Coach Jeff Long. The 1984-85 junior varsity basketball team finished the season with an impressive 13-5 overall record and a 6-4 league record. The junior varsity's biggest accomplishment was a six game winning streak at the end of the season. The beys played very sound defense and a tough offense to get the best record a JV team has ever had at Laingsburg. The team also had a very good coach under new head coach Jeff Long. There were only two teams who could sweep the little Wolves and these two teams were Fowler and P-W. Fall Sports Candids Football Cheerleaders Basketball Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders-(R to L) Bottom Jo- Henlser, Laurie Greene. Top Row Julie Sindall Teresa Burt, Mascot Stacy Brown, Keenia Wheeler and Kres Draggoo. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders (r to L) Bottom Amy Bozzo, 2nd Row Karen Karek, Allison Carr, Top Row Kelly Brink, Valerie Matteson and Wendy Torra 95 Boys Varsity Golf Varsity Boys' Golf (I to R): Front Row - Gabe Kiridervater, Chad Bellinger, Alex Coss, Grant Carr, Oanny Morgan. Back Row- Coach Don Beavers, Kenny Lee, Rod Lillywhite, Rusty Churchill, Eric Nichols. 96 This years golf team finished the season with an impressive 5-5 record, which considering the past couple of years, that's a huge improvement. This year was a rebuilding year for Coach Don Beaver's Golf Club. This years team consisted of no seniors and only two juniors so next years team should be a very tough golf club. This years M.V.P. was Rod Lillywhite and the other two top performers were junior Kenny Lee and freshman Alex Coss. The team faired well In the league meet finishing in the middle and some of the players did very well in other Golf Invitationals. Spring Sports Candids JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Boys' Junior Varsity baseball (L to R): Back Row - Jerry Toth. Ken Hartig. John Curtin. Bill Dell, Darren Dumouchel, Eric Fries, Mike Mackiewicz, Terry Presley, Coach Brenneman. Front Row - John Marsh, Todd Tundis, Chad Bellinger, Troy Shaw, Billy Swarthout, Chad Argersinger, Steve Waltz. 98 Boys Varsity Baseball Varsity Boys Baseball (L to R): Front Row-Jon Cody, Ryan Hill, Jeff VanLake, Andy Hamilton Dan Austin. Back Row-Tom Hurst, Matt Walters, Craig Morley, Greg Hutchings, Ed Horne, Jim Shaw, Dominic Brown, Mark Schlicher, Mike Kienitz, and Coach Larry McDonald. The Varsity Wolpack finished a great 16-8 overall this year and as CMAC district champions. The lost their Regional Class C game to Detroit St. Hedwlg 12-2. Coach McDonald said they made it to the final 8 and they gave It their all this season. Congratulatons to the District Champs! 100 Boys Track Standing: Coach Rick Baughman, Scott Dedic, Ron Fizzle, Phil Brashaw, Ed Wurm, Terry McCrimmon, Scott Shaw, Eric Wurm,’ Kneeling: Brad Hawes, Mike Blackledge, Matt Blackledge, Dan Brown, Tim Waltz, Tim Bolles, John Olmstead, Eduardo Corsetti, Bob Barnum Girls Track Girls' Track (L to R): Back Row - Coach Harry Walters, Darcee Babcock, Tresha Magley, Michele Wurm, Kelly Brink, Kerri Hansen, Beth Hawes. Trisha Austin, Marcl Shaw, Jackie Gray. Front Row - Mary Field, Lori Savage, Kelley Rosenqulst. Kathy Holcomb, Jaml Shaw, Melissa Pendell, Amy Grandy, Heather Stuht. 101 District Champions CMAC Girls Varsity Softball Team had an impressive year as they won 22 games and lost only 7. They were ranked 6th in the State and won the District Championship for the £irs time since 1978, This is the second consecutive year they have been CMAC champions. The Regional game was an exciting one for those who sat through 12 Innings of 1 to 1 play before the Lady Wolves lost. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE DISTRICT CHAMPS Girls Varsity Softball Varsity Girls' Softball (l to R): Front Kow-Julie Willard, Tricia Bradfield, Missy Schie- 6erl, Rose Sayles, Michelle Coryell, Ann Chadwick. Back Row-Coach Tom Armstrong, Lori Fox Julie Sindall, Nancy Hamilton, Mary Swarthout, Katy Smith, Debbie Soltow, Sandy Gretten- berger and Coach Russ Willard. The high school stage was once again filled with bright lights as students brought the story book characters from THE PAJAMA GAME to life. The theme for this year's musical revolv- ed around factory workers striving to ac- quire a 7 s raise. Students who were involved worked from a starting date in February to May with hours of singing, dancing and blocking by both chorus members and those with major parts. Among the numerous students involved Rob Bennett as Sid, Melody Starks as Babe, Ed Buskirk in the role of Hines, Mike Kienitz- as Prez, Jennifer Woodend as Gladys, Kelly Brink as Mabel and Heather Dugan as Mae. I 105 SENIOR TRIP May 25 - June 1 ‘ • t • « v • %« . 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