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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1986 volume:

CONTENTS 4 ► A The LOOKING GLASS i published by Lemg burg High School Publicatione Clm Laingebutg. Michigan 1986 • Oui 99th yeai Melissa Adams Peter Adams Trisha Austin Robert Barnum Sherri Bateman Brenden Blankenship Trisha Bradfield Phil Brashaw Index pgs. 135 136 Faculty PQ8. 16 20 a • • Clubs and Organizations pgs. 63-80 4 � Administration pgs. 13 15 Seniors pgs. 23 41 b Underclassmen pgs. 42 62 Index Seniors Sports pgs. 81 1 19 The 1986 Looking Glass is Dedicated to : Mrs. Clara Marie Blackledge 1942 - 1983 This year's 1985-86 Looking Glass is dedicated to Mrs. Clara Marie Blackledge. Marie Blackledge was a member of the Laingsburg Community for 20 years. A mother of five children, Marie was a tireless worker for the system. She helped organize and was chairperson of the Citizens for Quality Education; an organization that replaced the P.T.O. for several years. During this period of time, she was chairperson of the school carnival for five years. Marie was elected to the Laingsburg Board of Education and served until her death in 1983.• During her terra on the board, she became deeply involved in the Title I Program for students in need of special help in reading and math. She organized and was chairperson of the parent advisory council for the Laingsburg Title I Program. Marie served as well as a member of the Board of Directors for Regional Title I Council. Marie was also active in other areas such as Cub Scouts, Band Boosters. Sports Boosters, Lions Club activities . the list goes on and on, and she's accomplished much for this school system as well. Mrs. Clara Marie Blackledge was an outstanding member of this community, and a tremendous help to the school system. Academic Life During the classes there are a number of interesting things to be done too. Students do everything from developing film to building cabinets to reading textbooks. The classes a student decides to take are usually based on their interests. Pre-homecoming was a time of anticipation and hard work. Campaign managers, with the help of the candidates' loyal supporters, spent many long hours designing posters to decorate the walls of LHS. On Friday, the managers distributed pins to LHS students in attempts to receive last minute votes for their candidates. But the best was yet to come... Along with the king and queen candidates and their managers, we had Madonna, Mr. T, and Rev. Otis Pimply join us also. After all the speeches, skits and cheers, it was left to the LHS students to pick this year's 1985 homecoming king and queen. Kin? and Queen Court Representing the juniors on their float that featured Jack and the Bean Stalk landscape were Valerie Matteson, David Sharp, Wendy Torra and Kirk Wurm. (To the right). Riding upon the sophomore float were Alex Coss, Scott Danek, Kristin Fox and Heather Stuht. (Middle right). Chosen by the freshmen to ride on their prize-winning float were Lori Burt, Peggy Kress, Steve Saxton and Mike Shaw. (Bottom right). • — Homecoming each year brings with it the excited football players, the anxious candidates all dressed up, and the frenzied float committees trying to finish by Friday, Oct. 4. During the pep assembly on Friday, September 20, the excitment all began, with the announcement of the king and queen candidates. Four king and four queen candidates were chosen by the senior class. The candidates include Michelle Coryell, Katy Smith, Mary Swarthout and Christine Mitchell running for queen, and running for king the candidates were James Muzzall, Eric Wurm, Mark Schlicher and Joel Mires. After a pause and a drum roll at the game late that night the announcement for the new king and queen came and '84 queen Teresa Burt crowned Katy Smith as her successor. Meanwhile newly appointed king Eric Wurm was receiving congratulations in the pack locker room from his teammates. Everyone worked hard all week long to make that friday night a Fairytale , so even though it did rain a bit, everything went smoothly. • i 10 j Every year, students dedicate many hours into creating the ultimate float to represent their class during the homecoming festivities. This year was no exception. With Fairy Tales as the theme, four unique floats were created. The winning float was the freshmen float, based on Peter Pan. Runners up were the sophomore float, modeled after Hansel and Gretel; Jack and the Beanstalk by the juniors; and The Three Little Pigs by FFA. The traditional homecoming dance was held in the LMS gym. Sponsoring the dance, the senior class requested that the dress code be semi-formal; with guys wearing ties and girls wearing street Length dresses. Dancing music was furnished by Dave Bennett, WMFK disc jockey. Wolves Win! The Wolfpack bounded back from their heartbreaking loss to Fowler to defeat the Fulton Pirates on homecoming night. The powerful Pack pleased the small crowd with a convincing 22-14 victory. The rain put a damper on the game but couldn't keep the players from carrying the spirit associated with homecoming week. « • A � Board of Education Administration F acuity Board of Education Board Of Education from left to right: Mr. Robert McCurdy, Treasurer; Mr. Dennis Morrill, President; Mr. Stanley Blackledge, Trustee; Mrs. Jean Cook, Secretary; and Mr. Lawrence Sparkes, Vice President Mrs. Clarice Schocke, Trustee Mr. Art Baker, Trustee Administration -r Principal Mr. Carl Clarke Superintendent Mr. Halsted Beatty Business Manager Mr. Nick DeVault Adult Education Mrs. Kay Nickols • • STAFF Intro to Faculty • I %16« 1985 has been a year for many changes in the faculty: Mrs. Barbara Hodges, the business teacher for 25 years, retired and moved to Florida. Mr. Ben Gellis resigned his position as agriculture teacher and moved to Alaska. Long-time secretary Mrs. Gert Mollema retired also; she was replaced by Mrs. Marty Schieberl. The new business teacher is Ms. Rayburn and the new agriculture teacher is Mr. Gene Graham. Also, pictured below, Mrs. Sandra Hutchins-Harr resigned in January. Ms. Mary Latuszek- Spanish and English. Miss Laurie Drach- Algebra I, Advanced Math II, General Science. Mr. Doug Smith- Retailing, Law, Government, History. Mr. Rick Baughman- Government. Psychology Sociology,Intro Social Studies. Mr. Gene Graham- Agriculture Hrs. Aileen Robertson- Chemistry, Biology IMPORTANT PEOPLE OFFICE AIDES: Leonora Cook, Mrs. Schieberl, Rebecca Schieberl, Trisha Austin, Kris Walters, Bob Byrnes, Candy Churchill. These are the people who help the school function They are the important people who do the necessary tasks that are often overlooked. There are the bus drivers, v ho transport students to school, field trips, and sporting events; the custodians who maintain the school; lunch aides who prepare the meals; and office personnel who set everything straight. And especially important, Mrs. Schieberl, the principal's secretary, who does everything from the announcements to supplying band-aids for blistered feet. MRS. JOANNE NICHOLS—Secretary to Superintendant Dan ChurchinT Ken LUNCHROOM AIDES: Fred Foster Plonsky, Scott Franks, Kevin Bray, HRS. KATIE GRETTENBERGER—Custodian i-iR. HARVEY WALTERS—Maintenance Supervisor .TRS. MARTY SCHIE3ERL—Secretary to Pri ncipal Intro to Seniors Senior Clast Officers (left to right): Chris Mitchell, President; Kety Smith. Secretary; Mrs. Torre. Class Advisor Eric Worm, Treasurer; Katrina Krebiehl, Treasurer; and Rose Sayles, President 6 • % 2 31 A Cute, Loveable Babies.... Guess Who???! 8 10 tr. ,vl 4 - 11 13 12 After 13 years of high school, these babies have really changed. Did you guess who each baby was? 1) Doug Church 2) Machelle Boris 3) Tricia Bradfield 4) Katrina Krebiehl 5) Eric Wura 6) Lori Fox 7) Leonora Cook 8) Larry Powelson 9) Melissa Adams 10) Trisha Austin 11) Joel Mires 12) Michelle Coryell 13) Shawne Stringham 14) Craig Morley 14 • • % 2 5 4 Pete Adams Melissa C. Adams Lisser Spanish Club 3 Softball 4 Pajama Game 3 Pep Club 2,3 Class Vice President 3 Spanish Club 2 Mexico Trip 2 Quiz bow1 4 Trisha Marie Austin Sherri Lynn Bateman F.H.A 1 F.H.A. 1.2 Volleybal 1 1.2 Track 1.2.3.4 F. Cheer leading 1 G. Varsity Club 2,3.4 Publications 3.4 Pep Team 2.3.4 Hello Dolly 1 President 3 B. Cheerleading 4 Campaign Manager 4 Hello Dolly Prompter 1 Pajama Game 3 Publications 3.4 Office Aide 4 Retailing 4 Prom Committee 3 B r e n d e n Blankenship Kevin Bolles Track 1 Football 2 Class Treasurer 3 Weight Lifting 1,2,3.4 Machelle Irene Boris Mike” Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 3 Concert Band 1,2,3.4 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Drum Major 3,4 Solo Ensemble 1,2 Pep Band 1.2,3.4 Jazz Band 2 Publications 3,4 Yearbook Editor 4 N.H.S. 3,4 Treasurer 4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Senator 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 G. Varsity Club 3.4 Athletic Award 3 Honor Roll 1.2,3,4 Tricia A. Bradfield His ha Cheerleading Football 1,2,3.4 Basketball 2,3 Softball 1,2,3 Volleyball 1 F.H.A 1.2 Concert Band 1,2,3 Marching Band 1,2,3 Pep Band 1,2 Jazz Band 2 N.H.S 4 Queen's Court 3 Hello Dolly 1 Pajama Game 3 Filimon Brashaw Jamaican Bacon Waverly High School Football 1 Laingsburg Hi.gh Football 2.3,4 Al1 Conference Honorable Mention 4 Cross Country 4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 1,2 Al 1 Conference Honorable Mention 2 Jennifer Lynn Buskirk Jon Spanish club 1,2.3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Publications 4 Student Aide 2 Mexico Trip 2,4 Robert Byrnes Douglas L. Church Doug” Football 1.2.3,4 Pajama Game Props 3 Baseball 2 • I %27« Renee Lynn Cole Michelle Coryelle Jeff Cortwright Basketball 1.2,3 Softball 1.2.3.4 Prom Committee 3 G. Varsity Club 3,4 Treasurer 4 F.E. Club 3,4 Germany Trip 4 Leonora Cook Leo Volleyball 1 Cheerleading 2,3,4 Captain Concert Band 1,2,3,4 Marching Band 1.2,3,4 Pep Band Spanish Club 3 Pep Team 3,4 F.H.A 2.3.4 President 2 Student Council Representitive 4 N.H.S. 4 Kevin L. Dennis Concert Band 1,2,3.4 Marching Band 1,2,3.4 Jazz Band 2 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 LCC Aviation Tech 3,4 Hello Dolly Orchestra 1 Pajama Game Orchestra 3 Leadership Forum 2 Kristi Lynn Draggoo Kris F. Cheer leading 1.2,3 M.V.P. 2 Captain 2 B. Cheerleading 1.2.3 G. Varsity Club 1.2.3,4 Honor Roll 1.2.3,4 Hello Dolly 1 Pajama Game 3 N.H.S. 3.4 Queen's Court 3 Campaign Manager 3 Office Aide 3 Publications 4 Ass't News Editor 4 Heather Anntoinette Dugan O Luggy Hello Dolly 1 Pajama Game 3 Talent Show 2,3,4 Leadership Forum 2 Publications 4 Daniel P. Eggleston Football 2,3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Quiz Bowl 3,4 Captain 4 Boys' State 4 Baseball 1 Concert Band 1,2 Marching Band 1.2 Pajama Game 3 Leadership Forum 2 Jazz Band 2 Retailing 3 Publications 4 Gary Thomas Fedewa Tom Football 1,2 Basketball 1,2 King Court 1 Retailing 1 Ronald Ray Fizzell Ron Basketball 1 Track 2,3 Football 1.2.3.4 All Conference Honorable Mention • I. %2?« Lori Jo Fox Concert Band 1,2,3,4 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Solo Ensemble 1,2 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Director 4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Hello Dolly Make-up 1 Honor Roll 2,3,4 Athletic Award 3 Prom Committee 3 Scott Franks “Buford” Kitchen Aide 1,2,3,4 Jacquelyn Lee Gray Jackie Softball 2 Track 3 Prom Committee 3 Volleyball 4 Laurie Lynn Greene B. Cheerleading 1.2.3 MVP 2 F. Cheerleadng 1.3 Germany Trip 4 F.E. Club 3,4 President 4 Spanish Club 2,3 President 2 G. Varsity Club 1, ,2,3,4 President 4 Vice President 3 Pep Club 4 Hello Dolly 2 N.H.S 3.4 Concert Band 1.2,3 Marching Band 1.2.3 Class President 1 Kristin Leigh Haddrill 'F r ec Concert Band Marching Band Pep Band Jazz Band Volleybal1 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 2.3 1.2.3.4 Nancy Ann Hamilton Basketball 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 4 Softball 1,2.3,4 Track 1 Volloyball 1,2,3,4 Co-captain G. Varsity Club 2,3,4 I %30 4 Brian Hart Todd James Ide Student Council 4 Secretary 4 Quiz Bowl 3,4 Publications 4 Retailing 4 Eagle Scout 4 Youth Leadership 2 Chad Kellogg No Photo Available Tara Esther Kir kby Concert Band 1,2,3,4 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2 a Spanish Club 2 w «T Foreign Exchange Club 2 ' Camp Counselor 4 L Katrina Dawn Krebiehl Iioppor Hello Dolly 1 Class Vice President 2 Pajama Game 3 N.H.S. 3.4 Secretary 4 Class Treasurer 4 Rod Lowell Lilly whit e Becky Lupien Specky F.F.A 1,2.3,4 Treasurer 3 Reporter 4 Greenhouse Aide 3 Kitchen Help 1.2,3 Joel L. Mires Rock - n • Roll Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 4 Spanish Club 2 Mexico Trip 3 Retailing 4 King Candidate 4 Christine Diane Mitchell Chris Class President 4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 President 4 Vice President 3 Representitive 2 Class Vice President 1 Spanish Club Vice President 1 Leadership Forum 2 Pep Club 2,3,4 Girls State 3 Hello Dolly 2 Queen Candidate 4 Queen's Court 2 N.H.S. 3.4 Craig Morley Track 1 Basketball 1 Baseball 2,3,4 Publications 4 Boys' State 4 Timothy James Muzzall Jamas Basketball 1,2,3,4 Golf 1 Campaign Manager 2 King's Court 3 King Candidate 4 Publications 4 John Allen Olmstead Track 1,2.3.4 Cross Country 4 Quiz Bowl 3,4 Publications 4 Marching Band 1 Concert Band 1 Boys' State Alt. 3 Lisa Marlene Parker •« _ • « Pots Volleyball 1 F.F.A 1.2.3,4 Anthony Lynn Rourke Andy” Class Treasurer 2 Retailing 3 Publications 4 Football Manager 1.2,3 Football Stat 4 Baseball Stat 2,3,4 F.F.A 2,3,4 Larry Powelson Fr. Basketball 1 Boys' State 4 Publications 4 Student Aide 4 • « W 34 4 Rose Marie Say les •� -� � G r oer Class Treasurer 1 Basketball 1 Softball 1,2,3 Class President 2 Quiz Bowl 3 N.H.S. 3,4 President 4 Class Vice President 4 Publications 4 Editor-In-Chief Newspaper 4 Rebecca Anne Schieberl Rebel Spanish Club Pep Club 2,3,4 F.E. Club 3,4 Germany Trip 4 Queen's Court 2 Student Council 2,3,4 Vice President 4 N.H.S. 3,4 Campaign Manager 4 Publications 4 Office Aide 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Academic Letter 3 Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4 Mark Schlicher football 1,2 Baseball 1,2,3,4 All Conference 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 King's Court 1 King Candidate 4 Julie Kay Sindall Jude Softball 1,2,3,4 F. Cheerleading 1,2,3 B. Cheerleading 2,3 F.H.A 2 Pajama Game 3 Volleybal1 N.H.S 3.4 Concert Band 1,2 Marching Band 1,2 Jazz Band 2 Pep Band 1,2 Solo Ensemble 2 Spanish Club 2,3 President 3 Athletic Award 3 Publications 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Academic Letter 3 Prom Committee 3 Katrina M. Smith K a t y Basketball 1,2,3,4 Honorable Mention 2,3,4 M.V.P 3 Co-Captain 4 Softball 1,2,3,4 All-Conference 2,3 All-Region 3 M.V.P 2 G. Varsity Club 1,2,3,4 Class President 3 Class Secretary 4 Queen's Court 1 Queen Candidate 4 Homecoming Queen 4 % % 35 4 Kimberly Ann Stahl Shawno St ringham Academic Letter 3 Office Aide 2.3 Leadership Forum 2 Prom Committee 3 Co-op 4 Mary A. Swarthout Scary Softball 1.2.3.4 All Region 3 All State Honorable Mention 3 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Queen Candidate 4 Retailing 4 Publications 4 G. Varsity Club 2,3,4 Scott C. Torra Torrasaurus Concert Band 1 Marching Band 1 Baseball 1,2 Football 3.4 All Conference Honorable Mention 4 Boys' State 3 N.H.S 3.4 F.E. Club 1,2.3.4 Germany Trip 1 Academic Letter 3 Athletic Award 3 Kristine M. Walters Kris Student Council 1 Spanish Club 1 Volleyball 1.2,3 Hello Dolly 1 Pajama Game 3 Publications 4 Retailing 4 Prom Committee 3 Campaign Manager 4 Dan Wheeler Squealer” F.E. Club 3,4 Germany Trip 4 Publications 3.4 Photo Editor 3,4 Academic Letter 3 Kyle Julie Willard Basketball 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 All State Honorable Mention 3 Retailing 4 Pajama Game 3 Girls' Varsity Club 3,4 Ed Wurm Mo Football 1,2,3,4 Honorable Mention Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1 Eric Wurm Homecoming King 4 Class Treasurer 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1,2 Track 3 N.H.S. 4 Because of the many activities in which the seniors are involved, their last year tends to be the busiest of high school for almost all of them. The senior trip is the first of many major activities that occupy their time. This year's senior class will be going to Florida for a week, which includes a cruise out in the Atlantic Ocean, going to Wet Wild, and many other exciting activities. Graduation is the most important of them all. Each senior is responsible for ordering his her announcements, caps gowns and any other preparations for the big day. Seen here on pasg 38 is Jeff Cortright holding up his locker, Glenn King taking a brake from strenous exercise, Richie Darr showing his talents on a tricycle, and Les Plonski showing his professional modeling talents. Shown on page 39 is Bob Byrnes Studying REAL hard, Tara Kirkby drinking the last of the school's water supply, and Bob Barnum copying someone's notes. A A Do You Know These People?? 24 Did you guess right? 15. ) Jennifer Buskirk 16. ) Kristin Haddrill 17. ) Rod Lillywhite 18. ) Laurie Greene 19. ) Heather Dugan 20. ) John Pratt 21. ) Dan Wheeler 22. ) Lisa Parker 23. ) Becky Schieberl 24. ) Katy Smith 25. ) Kris Walters 26. ) Scott Franks 27. ) Mary Swarthout 28. ) Julie Williard 29. ) Julie Sindall 30. ) Kelly Hartig Intro to Juniors • $ 42 3 3 Junior Class Officers: Mr. Marsh, advisor; Marsha Gray, treasurer; Matt Slackledge, vice president; Marci Shaw, secretary; Rob Gregq, president Angie Adams Tammy Anthes Mike Bateman Lora Baumgras Elizabeth Berezinski Matt Blackledge Mike Blackledge Bill Bohnett Bob Boris Chris Bradfield Gwenda Brandt Kelly Brink Dominic Brown Melissa Bryan Missy Buffington Carrie Buss Lisa Butler Melissa Buxton d m Kelli Carlisle Grant Carr Lori Chrenka Rusty Churchill Julie Cody Amy Coryell Ivan Cotton mm' Steve Cribbs John Curtin V «ni i� i(l . I Julie Dennis Darren Dumochel Don Eckelbarger Lisa Evitts Brian Franks Eric Fries Dan Garlock • « %45 Jon Gonzales Lisa Graber Amy Grandy Marsha Gray Rob Gregg Kelsie Hansen Shawn Hastings Greg Hutchings David Kress Derrick Lange Amy Lee Mike Mackiewicz Sean Malone nm nt Chris Bradfield eagerly awaits the end of the day. John Marsh Valerie Matteson Mike Miller Heather Mitchell r Karen Nowlin 1 Ifj « 1 « MS. Gretchen Paelke Kelly Powers Sherry Presley Kerry Pullum Renee Rambo Ann Risdon Melissa Risdon Mark Roberts Dave Rook Darlyn Rose Angela St. Charles Dawn Salisbury Todd Savage Alan Smith Shannon Sparks Cody Stage Matt Stahl Sandra Swain Intro to Sophomores Sophomore Class Officers; Kevin Stephens, president; Lisa Burt, treasurer; Mrs. Latuszek, advisor; Karen Karek, vice president; Jami g g Shaw, secretary 49 Jennifer Amburgey Chad Argersinger Solomon Aguilar Darcee Babcock Kim Barber Chad Bellingar Theresa Berlin Tim Bolles Kari Braman Kevin Bray Dan Brown Lisa Burt Matt Carpenter Todd Tundis catches up on homework in the cafeteria. Scott Danek Ron Darling Marc Dickson Jeremy Dodge Chris Donan Heather Doten Mark Earl Mike Earl Kim Ellis Mary Field Scott Fizzell Kristen Fox Tracy Fransway Tony Genella Wanda Gilson Kim Gonzales Ed Graber Tina Hagerty • • I. % 61 4 Brian Hart Ken Hartig Duane Hartman Camle Haughton Brad Hawes Sue Heniser Tom Hetherington Cathy Holcomb Steve Hull Shayne Ide Jena Jackson Karen Karek Gabe Klndervater Nickl King Jon Ladd Rob Lillywhite Tresha Magley Todd Miller i « t. %52« John Morberg Dan Morgan Rashaun Morrill Tina Mund Kelli Murphy Eric Nichols Lorln Parker Melissa Pendell Bill Potter Scott Powelson Ina Pratt Terry Presley Randy Rarabo Amy Richards Missy Roberts Ron Rose Anne Rowley Karen Sailer .• •• %53 4 Christa Schultz Macy Sharp Jatnl Shaw Troy Shaw Cheryl Sindall Carrie Smith Eva Smith Jchon Smith Mindy Smith Jenny Snell Jessica Spenny Kevin Stephens Jill Stringham Mr. Graham gets revenge on Mary tie Id and Tim Bolles. Heather Stuht Kari Sutfin Bill Swarthout John Tharp Todd Tundis � i 54 4 i ii i V k fl Joe Van Buren Marnie Wagner Steve Waltz Jason Warner Kammie Warren Robb Weaver Ron Weller David Wilson Michele Wurm Intro to Freshmen freshman Class Officers: Matt Baughman, Treasurer; Miss Drach, advisor; Valerie Dell, Secretary; David Greene, Vice President; Peggy Kress, President. • I 56, Celeste Aguilar Leretta Atherton Beth Baker George Ball Martin Ball Y Hike Shaw transforms into a deer during Biology class. Michelle Baltz Matt Baughman Jamie Bellingar Maria Blackledge Stacy Bradfield Troy Braman I Tom Brown Lori Burt Deborah Buxton Hondo Carpenter Heather Carroll Meshia Caswell John Cecil • � . %67« Joe Chambers Bridget Cook Mary Curtin Jared Dell Valerie Dell Mike Demond David Donley Chanda Donnan Sheri Eckelbarger Andy Eggleston Wally Emmer Gene Everidge Fred Foster Amy Fox Nicole Fransway Hike Genella Sheila Gilson Kelly Grandy .ea V i Chris Gray David Greene Jamie Hagerty Larry Hagerty William Hart Kristy Heatherington Mike Holcomb Michael Howell Staci Hunt Tom Hunt Ken Hutchings Gene Kares Glorilyn Kirsten Cathy Knapp Ryan Knoblauch Peggy Kress Chris Krum Heather Laird • . .ft ft. %59« David Lane Dana Lee Mike Mahoney James Marsh Sean Martin Jennifer McMaster Greg Mitchell Laura Mitchell Shannon Morrill Terry Morrison Nathan Padberg Robert Parks Kevin Payne Fred Foster shows his school spirit on nerd day. Scott Placeway Ken Plonsky Mike Poole Kevin Pullum Matthew Risch • • I %60« Robert Risdon Edwin Rose Tara Rose William Rosenquist James Rowley Steve Saxton Zack Schiebner Martin Ball takes a break for the camera. Karen Schlicher Mike Shaw Monica Smith David Snyder Michelle Spencer Sarah Steere Susan Taylor Jeff Thomas Terri Toth Scott Tundis Cathy Vanburen .• I %61« Leonel Salazar, an exchange student from Mexico, became a student at Laingsburg High School during the 1985-86 school year. • I. National Honor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Back Row (L to R): Leonora Cook, Bill Dell, Elizabeth 8erezinski, Scott Torra, Julie Sindall, Kris Draggoo, Sandra Swain, Eric Wurtn, Middle Row (L to R): Marsha Gray, Chris Mitchell, Shannon Sparks, Becky Schieberl, Laurie Greene, Angela St. Charles, Front Row Seated (L to R): Mrs. Condon (advisor), Kelly Hartig, Rose Sayles, Katrina Krebiehl, Machelle Boris • « %64« Kris Draggoo patiently waits with the others to get her picture taken. Students get out of it what they put into it, replied Mrs. Condon (N.H.S. advisor) when asked what she thought students gained from the National Honor Society. Each year a council of 5 teachers is chosen by Mr. Clarke, responsible for choosing the new members of the N.H.S. They select members and examine application forms students complete. The student must have at least one appointed or elected leadership position, 1 or 2 extra curricular activities, and 1 community service or work experience. Also, you must have the four qualities: Scholarship, Leadership, Service and Character. Members of the N.H.S. are responsible for maintaining the bulletin board in front of the school, tutoring and reading tests to students. They participate in activities such as answering the phones at WKAR-TV and taking annual trips to universities. Honors Assembly Eric Wurm (L) and Kelly Hartig (R) Bill Dell (L) and Scott Torra (R) PUBLICATIONS: Back Row (L to R): Dominic Brown, Mary Swarthout, Kris Draggoo, Elizabeth Berezlnskl, Gretchen Paelke, Trisha Austin, Dan Wheeler, Kris Walters, Larry Powelson, Middle Row (L to R): James Muzzall, Wendy Torra, Marsha Gray, Machelle Boris, Mrs. Herder (advisor), Police Chief James Swarthout, Becky Schleberl, Heather Dugan, John Olmstead, Front Row (L to R): Katy Smith, Julie Sindall, Jennifer Buskirk, Andy Rourke, Craig Morley, Dan Eggleston Wendy Torra searches the Green Box for students. • % 66« Publications is a class which requires long hours, hard work, and most definitely, dedication. The school's newspaper. The Informer, is published by this class monthly. Students are responsible for writing stories, selling ads, taking pictures, and paper layout. Oftentimes, extra hours are spent working on the paper after school and on weekends. The school's yearbook. The Looking Glass, is also created by the Publications staff. Again, the students are responsible for practically all aspects of yearbook production. This includes taking pictures, selling ads, and layout—trimming and pasting. The students who are especially important to the Publications staff include photographer Dan Wheeler, newspaper editor Rose Sayles, and yearbook editor Machelle Boris. Publications is fun for those with a true love for pictures and the printed word. After hours... Gretchen Paelke and Elizabeth Berezinskl enjoy a snack between working hours. James Huzzall assists Katy Smith in eating her pizza. John Olmstead Craig Morley Foreign Exchange Club FOREIGN EXCHANGE CLUB: Back Row (L to R): Mrs. Herder (advisor), David Kress, Scott Torra, Gretchen Paelke, Lionel Salazar, Elizabeth Berezlnskl, Valerie Matteson, Middle Row (L to R): Karl Braman, Carrie Smith. Karl Sutfln, Wendy Torra. Becky Schleberl, Ann Rowley. Lisa Evltts, Kevin Dennis, Front Row Seated (L to R): Lori Chrenka, Julie Dennis, Amy Coryell, Stacy Bradfleld. Chris Bradfield. Tara Klrkby, Dan Wheeler The foreign exchange club is active in many items of interest both in school and out of school. This year the club is stronger than ever, and sponsored a host family program here in Laingsburg. German students, from Hessen, Germany, arrived on March 26. The following 3 weeks were spent doing a variety of activities. The itinerary included everything from a German-American softball game to a trip to Chicago to an good-bye banquet held just 3 days before the Germans' departure. The date of the German's departure, April 16, was a sad time for everyone involved in the program. However, the German students left with fond memories. The foreign exchange club also sells carnations during the Christmas season and on Valentines' Day. The foreign exchange club plans trips to Germany. During the summer of 1935, Mr. «and Mrs. Herder accompanied a group of 14 LHS students on a foreign travel experience. Leonel Salazar was the LHS exchange student for the 35-86 school year. Kathy Holcomb and Annette Koyro Bill Dell and Rudiger Rau Holger Giritsch, exchange student German • I %69« A Fond Farewell to the Germans • %70« It was a tearful farewell for many, including German student, Ricarda Bischoff. Spanish Club SPANISH CLUB: Back Row (L to R): Melissa Buxton, Missy Roberts, Gretchen Scott, Jennifer Buskirk, Tresha Magley, Eva Smith, Jchon Smith, Jim Marsh, Middle Row (L to R): Matt Blackledge, Lionel Salazar, Eric Fries, Tracy Fransway, Heather Stuht, Valerie Matteson, Lori Chrenka, Front Row Seated (L to R): Mrs. Latuszek (advisor), Scott Dedic, Anne Rowley, Lora Baumgras The Spanish Club is active in planning trips to Mexico every two years. They sell painter Wolfpack hats, and Wolfpack paw stickers to earn money for foreign travel to Mexico. The officers for this year were Lora Baumgras, President; Anne Rowley, Vice-President; Scott Dedic, Treasurer. Their advisor for two years has been Ms. Mary Latuszek. Concert Marching Band LAINGSBURG BAND - Front row (1 to r): Tina Mund, Lori Fox, Kristin Haddrill, Gretchen Scott, Machelle Boris, Tara Kirkby, Tammy Anthes, Sherry Presley; 2nd row: Sherry Wright, Jennifer McMaster, Tara Rose, Heather Laird, Kari Sutfin, Leonora Cook, Cathy Knapp; 3rd row: Tim Waltz, Kike Miller, Steve Hull, Jennifer Wolfe, Bridget Cook, Debbie Buxton, Heather Carroll, Amy Fox; 4th row: Eric Nichols, Michelle Baltz, Michelle Spencer, Ron Darling, Julie Dennis Julie Hobbs, Chen Behrenbrinker; 5th row: Jim Marsh, Steve Cribbs, Mike Howell, Joe Chambers Rob Parks, Chris Weston, Rob Gregg, Don Eckelbarger; 6th row: Bob Boris, Jennifer Amburgey, Jessica Spenny, Kari Braman, Cammie Warren, Jon Ladd, Mike Blackledge; Back row: Angela St. Charles, Melissa Buxton, Matt Blackledge, Maria Blackledge, Carrie Smith, Sarah Steere, Kyle Wheeler, Dan Morgan Drum Major, Flags, Majorettes „ . _ ,, Carrie Smith (standing), and Uarcee Rachelle Boris - Drum Major Babcock - Majorettes From left to right: Angela St. Charles, Melissa Buxton, Sarah SteereS, Maria Blackledge - Flags Throughout the entire year, t Laingsburg Band is involved in ma different activities. These inclu marching season in September endi in November, concerts that a performed twice in the year, and a volunteer performances done by a f of its members. Through the months September, October, and the fir week of November, the band spen its time outside rehearsing f their home game performance Performances consist of ba formations-which are diffcre movements, letters or pictures th are constructed-to songs: t Remington Steele theme, I Castles , Rockit , and many more. The months following marchi season are spent practicing for t Christmas concert in Decembe Festival in March, and the spri concert in May. After the spri concert, it's back out to the fie to practice for the Lion's day a the Memorial Day parades. Pep Band LAINGSBURG PEP BAND - Back row (1 to r) : Ed Buskirk, Amy Fox, Michelle Baltz, Tina Mund, Kari Braman; 2nd row : Debbie Buxton, Sherri Wright, Lori Fox, Gretchen Scott, Kristin Haddrill, Machelle Boris, Chris Bradfield, Melissa Buxton, Jim Karsh, Steve Cribbs; On floor : Angela St. Charles, Tammy Anthes, Rob Gregg, Kyle Wheeler, Chris Weston, Eric Nichols, Steve Hull, Bob Boris Pep Band is usually a small group of people that get together at home games and play a number of songs used to inspire the team. Although for the past few years that group has become increasingly larger. It's a volunteer activity. As for a reward for attending almost all the home games of boys' basketball every person receives a note for each year they participate. They are also responsible for playing at the pep assemblies throughout the year. A pep band leader is selected every year-usually a senior-and this years was Kyle Wheeler. Girls Varsity Club The Laingsburg girls' varsity club consists of any girl who has earned a letter in any varsity sport. The club picks new officers every year, with a junior having to be vice president so that the following year they will automatically become president. The 1985-86 varsity club offiers are: Laurie Greene President, Marci Shaw - Vice President, Katy Smith - Secretary, Michelle Coryell Treasurer. The advisors for the varsity club are Mr. Tom Armstrong, and Miss Laurie Drach. The purpose of the club is to raise money and buy whatever is needed for many of the girls' activities. As of this year, the club has bought things for softball, basketball, track, and has updated the girl's Most Valuable Player plaque. In the future there is much more to be done to bring out the best in girls athletics. Student Council Steve Cribbs and Scott Dedic take an active part STUDENT COUNCIL - Front row ( 1 to r ): Mr. Morley-advisor, Becky Schieberl-vice president, Todd Ide-Secretary, Dan Eggleston-treasurer; 2nd row: Steve Cribbs, Scott Dedic, Machelle Boris; Back row: Cammie Houghton, Jason Wood, Mike Holcolmb The LHS Student Council is responsible for sponsoring such events as the talent show, homecoming, and they are in charge of the student calendar. Homecoming is the most stressful activity we are in charge of. says Mr. Morley, the student council advisor. They are responsible for helping with the election of the court members, organizing the parade and the halftime show, and organizing the dance following the game. Another of the big events they direct is the Talent Show. Talented LHS students put together acts and perform them in front of the school. This usually takes place the day students are released for Christmas vacation. One of the other major activities the student council does is keep track of the student calendar, an important task. This is so the classes will not have fund-raisers and social activities, such as dances, at the same times. This year's student council was also responsible for choosing the wolf head that is to be painted on the center of the gym floor. Retailing RETAILING - Kneeling (1 to r): Tim Waltz, Mike Miller, Mark Roberts: 2nd row: Mike Kress, Joel Mires, Trisha Austin, Dominic ' Brown, Mary Swarthout, Todd Ide; 3rd row: Missy Buffington Kelly Powers, Kris Walters, Gary Lippert, Jerry Toth, Dave Rook; Back row: Mr. Smith----advisor, Julie Willard. Allen Smith, Phil Brashaw Todd Ide takes inventory of Ernies Retailing is a course offered to teach the students various aspects of retailing and offers them an opportunity for hands on experience in the field. Retailing is reponsible for the day to day operations of Ernies, a student operated retail store. Ernies was founded in 1973 to further enhance the educational benefits of the class. The students are also responsible for designing and the printing of signs that are ordered from people and organizations in the community. Retailing is . a vocational education course that students find extremely useful when they leave school and enter the job market. Future Farmers of America FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA - Front row (1 to r): Clarince Rlllant, Mark Roberts. Rob Ellis, Tim Waltz, Mike Miller, Kim Ellis, Mr. Graham-advisor; 2nd row: Lisa Parker, Chanda Donnan, Mike Poole, Andy Rourke. Joe Van Byren, Allen Smith, Rob lllywhlte; 3rd row: Eugene Kares, Eric Holslngton, Ron Darling, Cody Stage, Mike Bateman, Scott Place- way, Terry Presley, John Pratt, Edwin Rose, Dave Rook; Back row: George Ball, Randy Rambo. Duane Hartman, Ron Rose Fred Foster, Tom Hurst, Doug Miller, David Sharp, Martin Ball, Steve Waltz The primary aim of the FFA is the development of agricultural leadership, operation, and citizenship. The FFA (Future Farmers of America) attend the State FFA convention and the Washington Leadership Conference. When homecoming week arrives, the FFA members, not to be outdone, are also busy making a float to present in the parade. This year the float was titled The Three Little Pigs . In January, the FFA members form a basketball team and play other FFA teams from local area schools. Another of the important activities in which the FFA are involved is the raising of the piglets. The sow was funded by the FFA boosters. She was bred before she was brought to LHS and had 12 piglets. The members of the FFA keep records on the piglets in such areas as temperature, feeding and wateri ng. Pep Club Video Club THE PEP CLUB THE VIDEO CLUB - (The picture to the ricjSit: 1 to r): Front row: Terri Toth, Leretta Atherton, Jennifer Guskirk, Gretchen Scott, Jolin Harsh; 2nd row: Darcee Babcock, Carrie Smith, Tracy Fransway, Laura Gaumgras, Laurie Greene, Amy Grandy; 3rd row: Leonora Cook, Eric Fries; 4th row: Uebecca Sdhiebrel, Irisha Austin; back row: Valerio .atteson, Wendy Torra. (The picture below: 1 to r): Standing in the back: Gob Barnum, John Harsh, Dan Eggleston, Nathan Padberg; Front re : Hondo Carpenter, Scott Tundis, Jason Wood, .like Wo1comb Pep Club The Laingsburg Pep Team is active in the fall during football season. This club paints signs to hang in the halls, forms crowds to cheer at the games, and promotes school spirit throughout the week before the Friday game. Last fall the club ordered Pep Team t-shirts. The team wasn't as peppy or successful as previous years, but hopefully it will be next year. The Video Club here at L.H.S. is very active during most of the fall and winter sports. They film all home and away football games, boys and girls basketball games, and volleyball games. This filming is very helpful to the coaches as well as the teams, so that they can look back and see how well they did, and also see their bad points. Video Club Fall varsity cheerleaders Football coaches and homecoming king Allison Carr, junior varsity basketball Uolfpack varsity girls' basketball at home M. a3 VARSITY FOOTBALL . . . The Laingsburg football season was one filled with many exciting moments as they finished with an 8-1 record. The Pack opened the season with an impressive victory over Williamston as QB Greg Hutchings tossed 3 TD passes. The following week the pack defeated Byron with an impressive defensive showing. In their conference opener against P-W the Pack had to come from behind to earn their 3rd consecutive victory of the season. As in the past, the Fowler Eagles handed the Pack their first and only loss of the season as costly mistakes and turnovers hurt the Wolves. Final score Eagles 20, Wolves 9. The Pack quickly rebounded with a 22-14 homecoming victory over Fulton. A strong ground game and a defense led by Glenn King's 12 tackles controlled the Pirates. In their final two conference games the Pack man-handled Portland and crushed the Potterville Vikings. An aerial express led by Greg Hutchings and receivers Kirk Uurm and Jim Shaw proved to be the key to the Pack's trouncing of St. Pats. Ileanwhile in the rain and mud a strong ground game led by Ron Fizzell and Mike Blackledge and a spirited defense led by Glenn King and John Pratt proved to be too much for the Vikings. Continuing their streak of non-conference victories the Pack defeated Webberville 41-7 and Ashley 42-13. %84« Ron Fizzell is tackled while carrying for the Pack Pack tries to advance on Ashley Bears in final game Eric Wurm, co-captain Senior tackle, Ed Wurm Greg Hutchings, co-captain VARSITY FOOTBALL Top row: Kirk Wunn, Phil Brashaw, Mike Kress, Greg Hutchings, Ed Wurm, Ron Fizzell, Bill Dell, Eric Fries, David Kress. 2nd row: Coach Rick Baughran, Matt Stahl, Matt Blackledge, Dcminic Brawi, Scott Dedic, Scott Torra, Jim Shaw, Alan Smith, Darren Dunouchel, Assistant Coach Marv Burt. 3rd row: ftenager Mark Dickson, Bob Barmin, Mark Nielson, Glenn King, Mike Blackledge, Jerry Toth, John Pratt, Chad Kellogg, Eric Wurm, Trainer Marsha Gray. 4th row: Manager Kurt Brawi, Mike Teac je, Joel Mires, Brenden Blankenship, Doug Church, Tom Hurst, Rob Gregg, Rich Darr, John Curtin, Manager Kent Shaw. t « % 854 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL . . . The Wolfpack J.V. football team finished their season with a record of two wins, five losses and one tie. The wins were against the Fulton Pirates and Potterville Vikings with scores of 38-0 and 22-6 respectively. In the win over Fulton, sophomore Ed Graber scored on 83, three, and two yard carries. Graber also led the Junior Varsity squad on the ground with 168 yards on 16 carries. The sophomore quarterback, Tim Bolles, had five completions on seven attempts totaling 64 yards. The Wolves had a four quarter total of 299 yards on the ground. Defensively sophomore Dan Brown and freshman Jon Cecil took the Fulton squad for 36 tackles. Brown with 19 and Cecil with 17. Sophomore Ken Hartig followed with 15 take downs and also sophomore Ron Darling added 10 of his own. In their second win of the season Hartig had two touchdowns offensively and 14 tackles against their Potterville opponents. Rushing for the Wolves was Graber. He carried for one touchdown while accumulating 97 yards with 19 carries. Bolles passed for 46 yards while completing 4 of 8 passes. In this winning attempt Cecil accounted for 12 tackles. • I 86« J.V. rusher carries the ball into enemy territory. '85-'86 head coach, Jim Marana Assistant coach, Doug Hurst JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Left to right back row; Brad Hawes, Steve Waltz, Ron Darling, Lorin Parker, Steve Saxton, Rob Claus, Nbnager Scott Fizzell. 2nd row: Coach Jim Marana, Dan Brown, Ken Hartig, Chad Argersinger, Tim Bolles, Dan Morgan, Ed Graber, Assistant Coach Doug Hurst. 3rd rcw; Manager Matt Grettenberger, Chad Bellingar, Troy Shaw, Bill Swarthout, Dave Wilson, Kevin Stephens, Jon Cecil, Manager Brad Shaw. .• t %874 The Junior Varsity tri-captains were Dan Brown t Tim Bolles, and Ken Hartig (1-r) FRESHMAN FOOTBALL. . . The newest edition to the Laingsburg football program was the freshman football team. The freshman came out with only one loss on their record and that was to class A power Lansing Eastern. The little Uolves defeated C Shepard 19-16, then beat four straight class B schools to finish 6-1. The four class B victories included wins over Fowlerville (34-20), Holt twice (26-8 and 33-16), Portland (6- (14-6). The freshmen were _________ by Lyle Hagerty and Tom Schiebner. 71 . f _ ___________________________ CD -3 FRESH4AN FOOTBALL Top row left to right: Tom Brown, Ken Hutchings, Mike Shaw, Edwin Rose, Gene Everidge, Kevin Payne. 2nd new left to right: Assistant Coach Tom Schiebner, Jim Marsh, Mike Howell, Hondo Carpenter, Mike Mahoney, Greg Mitchell, Jamie Hagerty. 3rd row left to right: Andy Eggleston, Tom Hunt, Martin Ball, Zack Schiebner, Jared Dell, Brandon Walters, Matt Risch. 4th row left to right: Coach Lyle Hagerty, Jeff Thcmas, Matt Baughman, Willie Rosenquist, George Ball, Chris Krun, Manager David Greene. • % 88 4 CROSS COUNTRY . . . Laingsburg v ent ten years without a Cross Country team. Under the coaching of Harry Walters, the sport made a strong return with the performance of dedicated individuals. The team set goals early in the season which were accomplished by the majority of the team. Four team members went on to compete in regionals, each giving a solid performance. Heather Stuht continued, after regionals, to represent Laingsburg in the State Cross Country Meet. 1985 Coach, Harry Walters VARSITY BASKETBALL . . . This year's 1985 girls' basketball team was 1-9 in the league, and 9-12 overall. Laurie Drach took over as head mentor after she coached the J.V. team last year. Drach was assisted by Gerald Busby, who played for MSU one year and transferred to Ferris State. The 'Pack had a first game win over Perry 47-41, as Nancy Hamilton and Kelly Brink each scored 13 points. A trip to the Spartans of Webberville was next as the 'Pack came out with a thrilling 57-54 overtime victory. Katy Smith and Hamilton led the 'Pack with 21 points and 14 points respectively. On October 1, the Portland St. Patrick Shamrocks visited Laingsburg in which the Wolfback beat the Shamrocks for the first time in at least five years with a 51-46 victory, the 'Pack was led by Brink's 15 points and 14 rebounds. The 'Pack then beat Dansville 41-31 as Smith had 25 points and 10 rebounds. Next, there was a win over Webberville 63-53, as Hamilton sparked the win with 22 points and 17 rebounds. The Wolves then traveled to Byron and came up with a 52-44 win. Next on the agenda was Lansing Christian In which the 'Pack won 51-31. The Bath Bees made a trip to Laingsburg and the Bees went home losers 38-32, Mary Swarthout, Smith, and Oami Shaw led Laingsburg with 8 points each. The last game of the season arrived before district play, and the Wolves ended the season on a winning note, beating the Byron Eagles 46-38. « � 90 Pack defender blocks the opponent Wolves try for the opening tip Lady Wolves anxiously await their turn. 0 1 . PCRR. IAMSINC CHRISTIAN J P W y wCUBERVILLE FOULER FULTON ST. PAT'S POTTERVILLE BATH X P-W ✓ dansviuc y FOWLER f WEBBERVILLE FULTON BYRON LANSING CHRISTIAN ST.PAT'S BATH potterville BYRON DISTRICTS BYRON Nancy Hamilton, co-captain Jami Shaw dribbles for two Katy Smith, senior co-captain VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing left to right: Kelly Hartig, Rashaun Man-ill, Elizabeth Berezinski, Gretchen Paelke, Kelly Brink, Nancy Hamilton, Assistant Coach Gerald Busby, Coach Laurie Drach. Kneeling left to right: Julie Willard, Katy Smith, Mary Swarthout, Missy Buffington, Jarri Shaw, hterci Shaw. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1985 girls basketball team ended their season 3-7 in league play and 10-10 overall. Teresa Vondrasek, a former Oakland University basketball player, took over as head coach after Laurie Drach. The J.V. team consisted of 6 sophomores and 6 freshmen. The Wolfpack started off their season on the wrong foot as they lost to Perry but they rebounded back and beat the Pilgrims of Lansing Christian 39-27. They continued with a win over Webberville 33-28, then lost to two powerhouses Fowler and Fulton. The Pack finally got on the win track again as they beat rival Portland St. Patrick and Potterville Vikings. The lady Wolves had a four game winning streak mid-way through the season but it was snapped by the Shamrocks of Portland as they avenged the Wolfpack 45-29. The Junior Varsity ended their season on a winning note as they defeated the Byron Eagles 44-29. • • I %92« Sophomore Allison Carr makes a pass by J.V. defender ciesiiia Casv cll (left) Chris Gray, freshman, end Lisa Curt (right) defends worthy opponent PERRY IAMSIIKJ CHRIST I All PEWA-O-WESTPHALIA WEBBERVILLE F0.ILER FULTOII ST. PATS POTTERVILLE C-ATII PEWAI®-WESTPHALIA OANSVILLE FOWLER WEBBERVILLE FJLTON BYROM LANS!!� CHIT1 ST I Ail PJRTLA iO — .ATH POTTERVILLE BYROW JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing left to right: Coach Teresa Vondrasek, Mary Curtin, Shannon Morrill, Michelle Wurm, Carrie Haughton, Tresha Magley, Chris Gray. Kneeling left to right: Stacy Bradfield, Kristin Fox, Peggy Kress, Lisa Burt, Allison Carr, Meshia Caswell. • i %93« The 1985 football cheerleaders made an extra effort this year to bring out some school spirit for the 8-1 winning season. As soon as school ended the year before, they began practicing for tryouts which were held one week later. The seven girls who made the varsity squad, and the six who made the junior varsity squad spent the summer making up and practicing new cheers. When school started the cheerleaders began planning pep assemblies and organizing caravans and spectator busses for the away games. And talk about dedication; these cheerleaders really had it. In all kinds of weather they stood at the sidelines cheering their teams to victory. At times the weather was almost unbearable. A good example was the homecoming game against the Fulton Pirates. It rained so hard you could barely see five feet in front of you. The faithful cheerleaders stayed until the crowd finally left. Mrs. Mary Latuszek, who is the LHS Spanish teacher, entered her first season of coaching with the cheerleaders this year. She said she learned a lot from the season and had fun. Leonora Cook is the only graduating senior. She was a football cheerleader during her last three years at LHS. The other squad members were Kerri Hansen, Valerie Katteson, Wendy Torra, Candy Churchill, Mary Field, and the sophomore captain, Heather Stuht. The members of the junior varsity squad were all freshman. %94« Varsity and Junior Varsity prepare for the homecoming parade Candy Churchill Valerie Matteson VARSITY FALL CHEERLEADING . . Ms. Latuszek, coach ofIcheerers Varsity and J.V. on their way Captain of the squad. Heather Stuht ; • i VARSITY FALL CHEERLEADERS Standing back row: Coach Mary Latuszek. Sitting 2nd now left to right: Mary Field, Valerie Matteson, Kerri Hansen, Leonora Cook, Wendy Torra, Candy Churchill. Front row: Heather Stuht JUNIOR VARSITY FALL CHEERLEADING Junior varsity cheerleaders at a pep-assembly Captain, Jamie Bellingar JUNIOR VARSITY FALL CHEERLEADERS Back row standing left to right: Lori Burt, Valerie Dell, Monica Smith, Coach Mary Latuszek. 2nd row left to right: Michelle Baltz, Maria Blackledge. Front new: Jamie Bellingar, .• 96« Laingsburg's Quiz Bowl team poses for a picture before their TV appearance against Lake Fenton Blue Devils. Our team came home without a win, neverthelessr iherri Uright. Seated left to right: John Olmstead, Jennifer Wolfe, Todd Ide, Bridget Cook, 97« )an Eggleston, Fred Foster, Pete Adams. A VARSITY BASKETBALL . . . The Laingsburg Varsity basketball squad had an up-and-down season in which they compiled a record of 11-9. The Wolfpack got off on a bad note losing four of its first five games. The wolves beat Webberville 49-46, then lost to Lansing Christian 74-62, P-W 50-44, Perry 51-45, and Fowler 76-59. The Pack then entered the Bath Christmas tournament and took second place as they defeated Bath 71-52 in the first round, but lost to Byron 54-56 in the championship game. After the Byron loss the Wolfpack split its next two games as they won a squeaker over Fulton 53- 52, but lost to Portland St. Pats 52-50 on a last second shot. The Wolves then hit a hot streak in which they won 8 of 10 games. Laingsburg beat Byron 60-42, Potterville 45-42, Webberville 55-50, P-W 44-42. Then they lost to state-ranked Fowler 59-47, but quickly regained their composure and beat Byron 60-50, Fulton 85-58, and Lansing Christian 61-59. After a heart-breaking 48-44 loss to Portland St. Pats, the Wolves won their final game of the regular season over Potterville 54- 53. In the districts the Wolves drew a bye in the first round, but was defeated 86-60 by state-ranked Haslett. I � %98« Ken Hartig, sophomore, goes to the boards for the Wolfpack while surrounded by Pirates Schlicher dribbles by OPPONENI L H SCORE S WE8BERVILLE 46 4 LANSING CHRISTIAN 74 6 P-W 50 4 PERRY 51 4! FOWLER 76 55 BATH 52 71 BYRON 56 54 FULTON 52 53 ST. PATS —■ -- - 52 50 BYRON 42 60 POTTERVILLE 42 45 WEBBERVILLE 50 55 P-W 42 44 FOWLER 59 47 BYRON 50 60 FULTON 58 85 LANSING CHRISTIAN 59 61 ST. PATS 48 44 POTTERVILLE 53 54 DISTRICTS: HASLETT 85 60 Terry Brenerr.an, '85-'86 Coach VARSITY BASKETBALL Top left to right: Coach Terry Brenemam, Phil Brashaw, Dan Eggleston, Greg Hutchings, Kirk Wurm, Manager Rob Lillyv iite, James Mizzall, Ken Hartig, Jim Shaw, Mark Schlicher, Todd Savage, Dave Sharp, Dominic Brown . . « I. %9 9 4 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL . . . Our Wolfpack J.V. basketball team put forth great efforts in their season. In the Bath Tournament against Bath the Wolves came out on top as 44-42 victors. To the close victory sophcmone Scott Danek contributed 13 points and brought down ten rebounds from the board. Tim Solles, sophomore , matched Danek1s performance with another 13 points. Another close victory came in an overtime match against Byron. Danek again put 13 points toward the Wolves' cause. Accompanied by another ten points from fellow sophomore Alex Coss. When the 'Pack from Laingsburg met the Pirates from Fulton they came away with another victory. This time freshman Mike Shaw put forth 13 points and brought down 17 rebounds. Fellow teammates Danek and Coss added nine points and 15 rebounds respectively. Kevin Stephens goes for two in a JV contest. L II OPPONENT SCORE S ME0UERV1LLE 39 58 P-W-- —«—; 34 PERRY 50 41 FuiJieK 33 39 bATH 42 44 ST. «ATS 37 39 SUIT}. 22 37 ST. PATS 3S j 58 34 52 pottEkvule 36 49 ..E.ibERVILlE 2S5 J 57 V 's ' ' 34 rom.tr ' 56 62 BYRON s . 48 61 SULTOi. 39 60 LAiiSIl.G UlRISTIAfk ST. patsK. N 49 S ' 49 65 58 POTTERY I lit 53 59 mm . 0 T. vr 9 5 Sophomore, Scott Danek Coach Long Danek tries a lay-up. JUNIOR VARSTIY BASKETBALL Left to right standing: Coach Jeff Long, John Morberg, Rob Claus, Scott Danek, Ron Darling, Tim Bolles, Mike Shaw, Jeff Thomas, Steve Saxton, Jason Warner, Alex Coss. Kneeling: Kevin Stephens, Brad Hawes, Bill Swarthout, Troy Shaw, Chad Argersinger. . , « I. «101« FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Coach Haering FRESHEN BASKETBALL Top left to right: Coach Rich Haering, Ken Hutchings, Scott Placeway, Edwin Rose, Ton Brown, Mike Mahoney, David Greene, Willie Rosenquist, Zack Schiebner, Jamie Hagerty, Matt Baughman i i %L03i JUNIOR VARSITY WINTER CHEERLEADING Junior Varsity squad cheers on the Pack from the sidelines VARSITY WINTER CHEERLEADING . . I Coach I'iary Latuszek Valerie Matteson, Angela St. Charles and Kelly Brink IMTtR CHEERLEADERS Top left to right: Coach Mary Latuszek, Keenia Wieeler, Valerie Matteson, Kelly Brink, Wendy Torra, Manager Lora Baungras, Darlyn Rose, Angela St. Charles, Trisha Austin Kelly Brink, junior Candy Churchill, sophomore Lora Eaumgras, junior The 1985-36 basketball cheerleading squads were led by Varsity captain Kelly Brink and Junior Varsity captain Karen Karek. The Varsity squad, composed of seven cheerleaders, and the Junior Varsity Squad, composed of six, worked many nights a week and weekends creating and revising cheers to add diversity to the long season. The highlight of the season came during spirit week. The spirit in the school as well as the participation at the asembly v as terrific. Wolfpack cheerleaders look on as the varsity boys play • « «106, VARSITY VOLLEYBALL - . . The varsity struggled this year. It was a young team, consisting of three sophomores, two juniors, and the rest seniors. They were a very competitive group, but they just couldn't win the close matches. Hopefully with the experience next year they will win close ones. Coach Rayburn is looking forward to coaching the girls next year. Lisa Burt and Heather Stuht practice before the game. TEliiiERV ILLL UANWIUE FUIION MORjICE LANSING CHRISTIAN FOWliER POTTfRVILLE . EBBERVILLL LANSING CWHSTJAN , .10RRICE ROTTERVILLE SARANAC EOuklitiatitU- WYOi'II NG LEE 12 COVENANT CHRISTIAN 5 ' is CARSON CITY 15 DISTRICTS: P-W 15 15 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Back row left to right: Sherry Presley, Nancy Hamilton, Jami Shaw, Coach Chris Rayburn, Kristin Haddrill, Kelly Brink, Machelle Boris. 2nd row left to right: Lisa Burt, Jackie Gray, Heather Stuht, Chris Bradfield, Missy Buxton. Front row left to right: Kelly Pcvers, Heather Mitchell i i Chris Rayburn, head coach Nancy Hamilton, co-captain Machelle Boris,co-captain JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL . . . When the year began Coach Rayburn thought that this team would be lucky if they won a game. Well, they surprised Coach. They improved tremendously throughout the year. They worked hard in practice and it paid off. The team finished 5-9 overall. . With the experience the girls gained this year Coach is looking for good things to come next year. JV look on as teammate bumps ball over. UATION Captain, Allison Carr Coach Rayburn Sarah Steere, freshman JUNIOR VARSITY WXLEYBALL Standing: Coach Chris Rayburn. Kneeling left to right: Mamie Wagner, Mary Curtin, Valerie Dell, Shannon Morrill, Sarah Steere, Allison Carr, Chris Gray. Front row left to right: Stacy Bradfield, Lori Burt. 4 .1 I. 0% VARSITY BASEBALL . . . The Laingsburg Varsity baseball squad enjoyed possiuly the greatest season in its history. Tne Pack started out with a blazing 7-1 record. They finished the season with a glittering 15-G record. The squad enjoyed many highlighting monents. They were state ranked almost the entire season, either ii 1, 2, or 3. They wore invited to their first ever Diamond Classic, the premier tournament in the state. The Pack won their first Perry Tournament and finished second in conference play, with five members of the team being selected as all Ci' .C. Left hander I lark Schlicher throws a strike-out. Ed Horne throws to home plate as Hark Schlicher waits. OPPONENT SCORE . riOivitlCi 2 ?. oviu tbsic 3 «4.£i� IU uVl U 0 , 4 3 M p-w i fULTOU FU LER PuTl VlLLE 4 P-'.J 1 WILLIA iSTOTNw 10 FOWLER ..6 FULTON ST. PATS 2 HASLETT 4 POTTERVILI F 0 PERRY INVITATIONAL: NEW LOTHRO? 6 MORRICE 6 DIAMOND CLASSIC: HOLT 5 lAV'::-' IASTI 17 I H s 4 0 6 1 13 2 13 C 11 5 V 1 6 VARSITY BASEBALL Front row left to right: Troy Shaw, Jim Shaw, Tom Hurst, Dave Sharp, Iodd Savage. Second row left to right: Mark Schlicher, Rich Darr, Kirk Wurm, Greg Hutchings, Dominic Brown, Bill Dell, Ed Home, Solomon Aguilar and Coach McDonald. • « Greg Hutchings Coach iicDonald )omi nic 3rown JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL 1986 Boys JV Baseball The Laingsburg Junior Varsity baseball team finished a respectable season with a 9-11 record. The little Wolves, coached by liarvin Burt, enjoyed a fine start racing out to a 5-0 record. The Wolves quality of play greatly increased throughout the whole season. Jamie Hagerty tosses one at an opponent i H OPPONENT SCORE S OVIO-ELSIE 7 17 0VID-ELS1E 2 Y WEeUERVIILE 5 6 KEBBERVIUE 8 10 BATH ,. f' 7 P-W 7 1 P-W 5 0 FULTON 1 9 ST. PATS 7 P-W 9 1 W1LL1AHST0T1 8 4 WILU ClSTON 6 2 -fULTON 7 2 FULTON 3 S ST. PATS 13 6 ST. PATS 5 3 Ken Hartig Coach Burt Jamie Hagerty JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Front row left to right: Zack Schiebner, Jon Cecil, Ed Graber, Brandon Walters, Terry Morrison. Second now left to right: Tan Brown, Todd Tundis, Matt Baughman, Jamie Hagerty, Jeff Thomas. Third row left to R: Coach Burt, Steve Waltz, Ken Hutchings, Ken Hartig, Bill Swarthout, Terry Presley, Kevin Stephens. Fourth row left to right: Scott Tundis, Scott Powelson, David Greene, Bill Rosenquist. VARSITY SOFTBALL . . . The varsity softball team had a successful season this year, finishing with a 23-2 record. The girls included in their winning season first place trophies from the Perry Invitational and the Shephard Tournament. During the course of the year the Lady Wolves were invited to play in the Lansing State Journal Softball Diamond Classic. In the first game they defeated East Lansing, but fell to the eventual winners, St. Johns. The end of this season saw the departure of nine seniors. Seven of whom are in the starting nine. Seven of the starters received all-CMAC honors and six starting seniors earned first team all-District positions. The two underclassmen starters also earned honorable mention all-District. At the Shephard Tournament coaches Tom Armstrong and Russ Willard celebrated their 50th wins as the Wolfpack went on toward victory. They ended up winning the round robin tournament by defeating Shephard, Sanford f'ieridian, and Farwell. The weekend before, the girls came horne with their first trophy of the season by defeating first Perry and then Morrice in the Perry Invitational. Michelle Coryell waits at home plate for her pitch. OPPONI NT SCORE L II S MORRICE 3 3 .ORRICE 7 14 •iEBBERVILLE 1 5 WEBBERVILLE . 13 3 BATH 4 1? BATH S 7 P-W 1 9 FOWLER 0 1? FULTON 0 13 P0TTERV1LLL 1 2 n P-W 0 10 FOWLER 2 6 FULTON 6 16 ST. PATS 7 8 ST. PATS 6 7 POTTERVILLE 2 PRE-DISTRICT: PERRY 6 21 DISTRICT: DAHSVILLE 3 PERSY INVITATIONAL: NEW LOTHROP 1 7 ■ORRICE £l ? • I 4114, A SHEPHARD TOURNAMENT: SHEPHARD 6 9 SANFORD MERIDIAN 1 10 FARWELL 1 11 DIAMOND CLASSIC: EAST LANSING 5 7 ST. JOHNS 13 2 Smith anxious on base. Senior, Julie Willard Varsity coaches and'86 trophies VARSITY SOFTBALL Front row kneeling left to right: Marsha Gray, Julie Willard, Mary Swarthout, Katy Snith, Jackie Gray, Meshia Caswell. Middle now left to right: Missy Adams, Michelle Coryell, Wendy Torra. Back row left to right: Coach Armstrong, Lori Fox, Julie Sindall, Asst. Coach Steve Rourke, Nancy Hamilton, Melissa Buxton, Asst. Coach Russ Willard. JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL . . . This year's JV softball team was coached by Theresa Vondrasek. This being her first year as head coach she led the Lady Wolves to a 9-11 season. Next year eight sophomores will be moving on to varsity positions while seven freshmen will be returning to better their record. Overall the Wolves gave up 156 runs while scoring 177 runs themselves. Lori Burt catches the i ball v hile Amy Fox races toward her. Rashaun Morrill waits on a pitch. Kari Sutfin races for the ball. L II OPPONENT SCORE S WEBBCRVILLL 5 16 WEBUERVILLC 4 1b BATH 11 5 BATK 5 11 p-t: 7 v 2 P-W 12 1 FULTON Kjfr 7 FULTON 20 _,rt±! 7 P-W 10 P-W 19 s WILL IAHSTOIi 6 r 17 WlLLIAMSTOIi 8 14 R-tf 4 P-W FRESHMAN 10 PORTLAND 9 8 FULTO FULTON 13 5 11 17 PORTLAND 14 7 OVIO-ELSIE 6 16 OVIO-ELSIE 6 8 JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL Front row left to right: Chris Gray, Cammie Haughton, Kari Sutfin, Leretta Atherton, Amy Fox. Middle row left to right: Kelly Grandy, Tina Fbnd, Allison Carr, Kristin Fox, Lisa Burt, Debbie Buxton. Back row left to right: Coach Theresa Vondrasek, Rashaun Morrill, Val Dell, Sara Steere, Cheryl Sindall. . , I I BOYS’ TRACK . . . BOYS' TRACK Front row left to right: Mike Mahoney, Ed Rose, Ken Hartig, Eric Fries, Mike Shaw, Brad Hawes. Middle Row left to right: Edwin Rose, Jared Dell, Matt Blackeldge, Mike Blackledge, Greg Mitchell, Tim Waltz. Back row left to right: Coach Baughman, Dan Brown, Jim Marsh, Darren Doumochel, Ron Darling, Todd Miller, Tim Bolles, Scott Placeway. .• • L1% Monica Smith and Coach Jamie Shaw Coach Walters GIRLS' TRACK Front row left to right: Tresha Magley, Marci Shaw, Trisha Austin, Monica Smith, Jamie Bellingar, Amy Grandy, Karen Schlicher. Standing rcw left to right: Beth Baker, Jennifer McMaster, Jamie Shaw, Lori Burt, Missy Roberts, Carrie Smith, Kelly Brink, Peggy Kress, Mary Field, Heather Stuht, Shannon Morrill. • I. %11% 4 ► Introduction to k End of the Year Mr. Marsh announced Queen Mary Swarthout and King Scott Torra at Junior Senior Prom. Pre-Prom Once again the junior class took on the! responsibility of decorating Victor Township Hall for the annual junior senior prom. Tha juniors usually take off the entire school day before the prom to decorate it and only those selected students on proin committee can take part in this yearly ritual. This year's theme, Best of Times , v as carried out by using stars and clouds and many balloons-blue and silver in color. Pictured on this page is Keenia Wheelen in the top left corner preparing the stars to be put up; Melissa Buffington below her stepping up to put up some of the decorations; Gwenda Brandt below holding up the cardbord scenery; and Pot! Gregg,John marsh, and Mike Blackledge on the floor trimming up the paper backdrop to go on the wall. On May 10, Laingsburg High students prepared for the annual junior senior prom held at Victor Township Hall and carried the theme— The Best of Times. Approximately 73 couples attended. The couples ate at different restaurants varying from The Heritage House in Chesaning to several different places in Lansing, such as Mountain Jacks, Red Lobster, and Chi Chi's before the dance. The ladies exhibited an abundant variety of the newest styles in formals. The men were decked out in tuxedos from the Miami Vice collection to the traditional black and white tux. Couples arrived in vehicles ranging from a borrowed Cadillac, or a rented limo, to the family car. The students spent the evening socializing with their friends and teacher-chaperones, or dancing to the music of Odyssey. This year's King Scott Torra, and Queen Mary Swarthout were crowned during the middle of the dance. Julie leads a blind James around the dance floor. Mindy Smith, Chanda Donnan, and Ken Lee. Pictured on these two pages (starting witl page 122) is James iiuzzall and Julie Sindal in the top right corner, iielissa Jryan in th bottom left corner, and liindy Smith, Ken Lee, and Chanda Oonnon in the bottom right corner, On page 123 is Todd Savage, and Shaun i-iorri 1 at top left; Kevin Dennis, and Kelsie Hansei middle left; Terry McCrinwnon, And} Hamilton.Lori Chrenka, Julie Dennis, Lor Mitchell, and Kelly Drink in the bottom left; Joel Mires, Julie Willard, Trisha Austin anc Paul Eyke below; Tricia Braufield and Keenic Wheeler bottom right. Following the yearly tradition, this year's seniors headed out to Florida. They started out in Orlando, Florida. Soi.ic of the activities they were involved in were visiting Het -n- Wild, Disney World, The Epcot Center, Sea World, and they took a day long cruise to Wo-where. The following morning they packed up to leave for Daytona. Once here they spent most of their time in the ocean, sunbathing, shopping or numerous other activities. r LAING50URG _Ir ilHEREWECOC • • i H24« Shown on these two pages, is Julie Sindal l.Tricia !3radfield and i-iachelle Boris (center left), Tom Hurst (center right), James i.uzzall (bottom left), and Larry Powelson, Scott Torra, Craig ncrley, Ed llorno, and John Olmstead, on page 126. On page 127 is Doug Church, Trisha Austin, Christine Mitchell, and Leonora Cook, (to the left), Kris Haddrill, and Rod Lilywhite (middle left), i.ark Neil son (middle right), vdiad Kellog, and Doug Church (bottom left), Lori Fox (middle right), and iclissa Adams (bottom right). SENIOR TRIP May 25 June 1 SENIOR TRIP: Top Row: Tom Hurst, Tricia Bradfield, Shawne Stringham, Kris Walters, Trisha Austin, Kris Haddrill, Kevin Dennis. 2nd Row: Bob Byrnes, Larry Powclson, Chad Kellogg, - Scott Torra, Joel Hires, Kevin Colles, Doug Church, Rod Lillywhite, John Pratt, Dan Eggleston, Mr. Kellogg, Scott Franks. 3rd Row: Melissa Adams, John Olmstead, Craig Morley, i,ark Nielson, Ed Horne, Andy Rourke, Sherri Bateman, Mrs. Torra, Mrs. Rosenquist, Mrs. Kellogg. 1st Row: Hachelle Boris, Lisa Parker, Kris Draggoo, Rose Sayles, Katrina Krebiehl, Jackie Gray, Jennifer Buskirk, Chris Mitchell, Leonora Cook, Laurie Greene. Honors Night Katrina Krebiel recei the typing award On June 2, 1906, many students were invited to Honor's Might at LIIS and given awards for achieving academic excellence in a specific subject. Among these, a new award was given for having achieved a level of excellence four years in a row. These awards were given to Mark Schlicher for Social Studies, Rose Sayles for Mathematics, Chris Mitchell for Science and Laurie Greene for Language Arts. Some scholarships were awarded also. Mrs. Torra hands Bob Byrnes the computer award. Karen Karek v ins an av ard. . ‘ 2 8| Ivan Cotton holds his award. Hr.Kiorley gives Marsha Gray the U.S. History av ard. Mrs. Robertson hands John Morberg an award. Hr. Baughman hands Heather Laird her award. LAST DAY OF SCHOOL On last day Mr. Clarke on last leg. Ann Kisdon takes English final. Alan Smith gladly cleans his locker. Social Studies finals day. Graduation On a bright, sunny June 8, 1986 at 2:00 p.rn. this year's seventy-six graduating seniors broke tradition with an outdoor graduation. The National Honor Society members wore their new stolls as the seniors paraded onto Jaques Field for the ceremony. The invocation and benediction were given by Rev. Draggoo. Heather Dugan sang Bridge Over Troubled Water and the second song was performed by Katrina Krebiehl and Leonora Cook with a rendition of Memories. The valedictory address by Laurie Greene quoted a 17th century document speaking of children of the universe'; while Chris i-iitchell focused her address on tolerance of individual views; and Rose Sayles addressed the problems of the world. The senior speakers thanked Mrs. Torra for her help for the four years as well as other special people such as Mr. Morley and Rev. Draggoo. After the ceremony hundreds of parents, friends, teachers and relatives conqratulated th new graduates. Christine Mitchell was a co-Salutatorian. • I (131, Continued... Judy Williams with small friend. Kim Stahl and Renee Cole, A smiling Paul Rowley. Jeff Cortwright and Brian Hart. A singing Heather Dugan. Mark Schlicher, Scott Torra, and Eric Wurm. Happy to have finally graduated!! A smiling Rob Ellis. Machelle Boris, Katrina Krebiel, Kelly Hartig, Kris Draggoo, Michelle Coryell, and Melissa Adams. Index Seniors Melissa Adons Peter AiJams Trisha Austin Sherri Jatema Bob Barnum I . ,81,11S, l?o, 125,133 V 1,21,26,66, 7!„ 7.104,105.1 9. ' OJA, 26.126 Kevin Bolles Mache lie Boris Trlcla Bradfield Phil Brashaw Jennifer Buf Bob Byrnes Doug Church Renee Cole Leonora Cook Michelle Coryell Jeff Cortrlght C Oarr Kevin Jennis Pat- JKSPan 09lesion Ron Elzzell i JtOfi Eoy j Scott Franks Jackie Gray Laurie Greene Kris Haddrlll Nancy Hamilton Brian Hart Kelly Hartig Njf Ed Horne I Ton . Hurst : Todd Ide % Chad Kellog Glenn King Tara Klrkby Katrina Kreblehl Mike Kress Kenny Lee Rod Llllywhlte Becky Luplen Joel Hires Christine Mitchell Craig Morley James Huzza11 Mark Nellson John Olmstead Lisa Parker Les Plonsky a Larry Powelson (§ John Pratt Paul Rowley Andy Rourke ionel Salazar lose Say les Becky Schleberl Mark Schllcher Julie Slndall Katy Smith Sonja Smith Kim Stahl Shawne Strlngham Mary Swarthout Scott Torra Kris Walters Dan Wheeler Kyle Wheeler Julie Willard Judy WillIans Ed Wurrr. Eric Wurm Ip f 26,85 A 26,126 24,27.64,66. 7217: 24.27.65, 123. '24, 27. 77.85,99. 27.40,60,71.126 , 126 4,65,63, 72.95.] . 5,126.2| 115,133 24.30r?2.74, 21,30,41.126 30.107.115.1 21,27.39.126.127 7,12,24,2 .37.85 23.132 7.21.24,28 25.28.81.11 28.38.132 28,38,85,1 29.68.123,__________ 29.64.66. : 24,126,133 2 -57.40. t . 133 ,97,99,126 133 29JU- S 81,125,115 126 30,40,64,75,126.131 30.40.72.74.107.126.125 � 1,30.81,90,91,107,115 31,13 ___________________ 7.31. 41,64,65,90,91,133 31.110.111.124.126 31.35,111 24,126 31.76,77 B 85.125.11 38.85 32,39,68, 23.24.32, 32.77.85 32,122 32.40.125 26 32.79 ______ __________ 9.25.33.36,77,85,123,126 . . .64,125,126,131 25.33.66, 77.Us.126 9,33,66.6; 33.85.125 33.66.67.83.85.97.124.126 34.40.78.126 6.34.38. - 25.34.66.124.126 34.40.85.126 7 26 K 71,118 64,61.126.131 41.1.65.66.68. 76 ■ 0,111,153 6,81,1If. 2. V B. 35,41, 65,126,127,133 ■K ,8 .91.115 9,3u,41,66,75J77,81,91,120,1' 36,64,65.68.85,120, 124,126,- . 113 21,36,41,l .7,126 R_______ 36,38,40.66,65 37.72,74 37,41.75.77.81.90,91,115.12; 132 12.37,64,85 9,12,23,24,37,64,65,83,85, Juniors Ld5, | Bradf ie Id ■ n.la BranJt p ly Brink ntc brown kM •'- ■ '1 sflj lisa fctler he 1-ISM Buxton • 'HI Carlisle ant Carr r Chrenka I usty Churchill ie Cod) Coryell Ivan Cotton Steve Crlbbs John .urtln Scott Oedie Bill Dell Julie Dennis Jeremy Jodgel Darren JumoH Don Eckeioarggr Lisa EvIttHH Brian Franks “ rlc Fries Dan Garlock Jon Gonzalas Lisa Grabejl Amy Grandy F-.arsha Gray Rob gg Kelsie Shawn Hasting™ v- ureg Hutchings David Kress ufP fc- fnge Amy'Lee Kike Hackltwlczjl Sean MaloneH Yuim , ar B Valarie i.Ue l.r 3 olh«r tj tchell aren .Jowl m . ’ urot.-hen E'aelkc Kflly !’o rs Sherry ires ley Kerry Polturn Renee RambU Ann fllsdon Melissa Rlsdon Mark Roborts Oave Rook Darlyn Rcie A'W St. Charles Dawn Salisbury Todd Savage Holly Schaaf Gretcben Scott David Sharp Jin Shaw Marci Shaw Alar ra1th Larry Sparkes Shannon Sparks 107.115 44, 74,7b, 79 44,71,104,105� 44.64.o5,60.6BIo.70. 11. 4.42.44,71.72. 6.113 HH. 43,44,71, . ] 44 ____________ 44,48.17, 7-1 44,46,60,74,107 44.121 « 11 44,70,75. . lOlf 44.66.77.35. � 111 44.122 w 43,44,77.90.91.12 44 44.132 43.44,71.72.73.74.3 45 5 43.45,68,70,71,12$ 45 45.132 45.48.68.70 45.118.12« 45.72. 14. 7C 45.85 45, .76,85 7,45,64,65,69,85,111 2,45,68,70.123 4 45.85.116 45.72 45.68 f 45 45.71.85.118 45,47. ▼ S. 46 43,46 43.46.73.119 42,43,46,64165.60.81.35,1 19.42.46,72.74,85.121 2.46.8� S.m 46.6 85 m 46 F 43-46. 6.46.12LJ 8.11.46 68.71.83.94,05 Cody Stage .latt Stahl Sandra Swain Wendy Torra Jerry Toth Julie Tousley Tim Waltz Keenla Wheeler k'Irk Uurtn 48.73 48.85 48,64.65 8.43.48.66,68. i 43.77.85 “ 43,46 Bra. 72. 77. 73. H W8,104.105,121. 8,48.85.99.111 | 10BP?,118.119.123 V Sophomores i Jennifer Aroburgoy Chad Argensinuer Solomon Agullar Darcee Babcock Kim Barber Cherl Behrenbrlnker 4.0. ‘ .72,7 . 7: R. 7i’. iff Jhv|| 104,105 47,D9.Ill, 123 . 47 47,71.72,74.97 m T. 4 7.43.78,82,99. Ill 47.85.99.111 ■42 47,75,91,119 12.48,77.78.79.35.130 heresa Berlin Tim Bolles Kart Draman Kevin 8ray DaiJ| I ifl Matt CATP tur A111 son Ca r ■ v1n Bray in Brown sa Burtj 44.48.64,65 Candy Churchill Joe Chambers Dan Churchill Rob C1 ajHo ss k ott Danek frfion Darling Mecc Dickson Jeremy Dodge Chris Donnan Heather Doten Mark Earl Mike Earl Kim Ellis Mary Field Scott Flzzell Kristin Fox Tracy Fransway Tony Genella Wanda Gilson Kim Gonzalas Ed 6raber Tina Hagerty Tony Hart Keiv dartig TJuifh£ Martian Camie Haugnton Brad Hawes Sue Henlser Tora Hether;'”?ton Julie Hobbs Kathy Holcomb Shayne Ide Jena Jackson Karen Karek Gabe Klndervater Nlckl King Jon Ladd I 50. 72 50.87,101 50,111 10,50,73 50.129 72 .54,87.101.116 - I .68.72.74 ,50. ). 87, 92.93.118 9, SO. 10-. 116.117,128 so I.H3.92. D3.109, « 17 ’1.1)0,55,33,94,95,163.105. 1872101 2. ,98. JO. 113.118, Illlywhlte .ha Mag ley 1 Hiller h for berg Morgan shaun Morrl11 I Mu nd n Murphy I Nichols n barker Issa t'endoll 1 hotter Powelson ’ratt Presley Rarnbo Amy Kichards Hl|s Roberts Ror Rose AAne Rowley Karen Sailer f+ Chfista Schultz V Liad Sharp «tel Shdto Troy haw Cheryl Sindall Carrie Smith Eva Smith Jchon Smith Mindy Smith Jenny Snell Jessica Spennyl IIKevin Stephensp 61.52, 78, 9‘J S2. 1.89,‘13,119 5?. 7H.118 Si, 101,1 8 5.53, 72,H7 7.10.53, bit, 75,83,91,116. 11. 53,72,74,103,117 ? 71 .'89.119 53.78,89 53.68.71 53 Jill vjtnngham Heather Stuht Karl Sutfin Billy Swarthout John Tharp Todd Tundis Joe Van Buren Marnle Wagner Steve Waltz Jason Warner Kammie Warren Robb Weaver Ron Weller David Wilson Michele Worm 129 ... ,75.91,119 4,54.87.101,111 54.fi 10.54,68,72,73.119 54.71 54.71 54.122 54 54.72 49.54.87.100.101.113 7.8.49, 54. 71.83.89,95.106.119. 1; i 54.68.72,116.117 7.49.54,55.37.101.113 54 50.54.112.113 55.78 55,109 55.78.87.113 55.89,101 f 55.72 55 55 55 87-. 5.10,55.93 Fresh r 2ui I He man Celeste Aguilar L'feretta Atherton Elizabeth Baker George Ball Martin Ball llchele tJaltz Matt Baughman Jamie Bel lingar Maria Blackledge Stacy Bradfleld Troy Braman Tom Brown Lori Burt Job Buxton Hondo Carpenter Heather Carroll Meshla Caswell John Cecil Joe Chambers Bridget Cook Mary Curtin Jared Jell Valerie Dell Demond Charuja onnan Sheri E kelbargcr Andy ■ Wa11y || Gene Everi f red Foster Amy fox Nicki Transway Sheila Gi spn Wy Granay Chris Gray David Greene Jamie Hagerty Larr lagcrty «i Hie Hart Kristy Hetherington fin� � Mike Holcomb Mike Howell Stacl Hunt lorn Hunt Ken HutchInys Gene Kares Glorilyn Klrstln Cathy Ryan � j|auch' Peggy Tress Chrlf run 21 tier Laird id Lane ana lot Ike -«a honey Jim Marsh yean la|jii Vjf ;Jenny Mcllasur Grey filtchell Laura Mltchel1 Shannon Hoirlit TerVy Mori son Julie 01Iver Rob Parks Kevin Payne Scott Placcway Ken Plonsky Mike Poole Kevin Pullum Matt Risch' RoL Risdon Edwin Rose Tarra ose Willie Rosenqulst Jim Rowley |Zack Schlebnerl Karen Schllcherl Robbin Schultz 1 hi xe fl 11.58,11 I 96.58.5C 58 58.78 $8 58 58 -58 58.60.78 72.74,58. 103.58 58 58 59 59.56 59 59 59 59 76.59 72.59 59 59 59 59.78 59.62 72.59 59 8.59.56 59 72.59 60 u0,6? 60 72.74.71.60 00 89.72.60 30,1 IB 123.60 uO.62 60 60 72.60.59 60 60 60,21 5.60 60 60 61 61.78 105.72.61. 61.62 61 8.61 LOOKING GLASS PATRONS Kir. Ed Buskirk, Sr. i r. u Mrs. Robert V. Sayles Denny Hr. Shellie, ileshia, Laci Dennis Si Judy ilorrill Jim ot Juanita Atkinson Marvin Joyce Burt Don Vicky Hartig Teresa A. Vondrasek Per Edythe Blackledge Walter Si Rosemary Willard Retail Store Jim Swarthout Paula Walters Wayne St Roseann Torra Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Brink Mary Latuszek Jack u Jer Chambers 7th Grade Staff Mr. Zl Mrs. John Gray and Family Mr. u Mrs. Gary Coss Don Si Mary Lou Smith John Zl Debbie Coryell Lyle Hagerty Family Terry Thomas Family John, Maria, Tom, Lionicio Castillo Rick Baughman Family Mr. k Mrs. Ilalsted Beatty Jim, Beth, Christopher, . Lee Karana Mr. Si Mrs. Carl Clarke Therese's Hair Care Place Bob Si Mary Shaw iir. Mrs. Roman Derezinski Kay Nickols, Director Community Ed. Charlie k Liz Holcomb The Theodore lowl Fa.ni 1 y Mr. Armstrong St Family Laurie Drach Norm, Arlene, Si Gretchen Paelke Clare Si Pat Greene LeRoy Donna Bolles Jack Si Mary Sharp Mr. Mrs. Hutchings Iir. firs. Robert Kauffman and Family Dave Si Sandy Draggoo Mr. Doug Hurst Walt Si Kim Kolomyjec and son Hawk Mr. Si Mrs. Norm Wurm Tom Shirley Mahoney i ir. Harry Walters Iir. Si Mrs. Gene Bateman Bob, Betty, Steve Saxton John Si Barbara Krebiehl Mr. a Mrs. J.D. Fairchild Nick's Pizza Caroline a Julie Adams Vince, Katrina, Si Caleb Castillo Gaylord, Judy, Dan, Trisha, « Polly Austin • I Congratulations Mary Janes Class of 86 BEL LON'S GROCERY 2 20 E. Grand River Laingsburg, ML kjJ]) Wi 48848 fl'6 The small store serving a growing community Jk 651-5880 HI-BALL CRANE COMPANY Crane Rental OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCED OPERATORS COMPLETE INSURANCE PROGRAM NEW MODERN EQUIPMENT BY THE HOUR-DAY-WEEK-MONIH UP TO 60 TONS PIN TYPE HYDRAULIC BOOMS 7053 TYRELL RD. LAINGSBURG CALL ANYTIME 651-5695 or 651-6137 Owner Bob Titus Congratulations Class of 1986 Carol L. Carpenter Agent State Farm Insurance Company Health-Auto-Life-Home Laingsburg Phone 651-5173 “S Congratulations Class of 86 DELAU Fire Safety 619 S. Washington 503 N. Rosemary Owosso 725-7155 Lansing 321-1111 Don's Party Store Bait Shop Groceries, Beer,Wine Packaged Liquor, Picnic Supplies Live Belt, Tackle, Amunltlon Boat Rentals Boat Landings Donald Ricks 5748 Round Lake Road 651-6363 F amily Practice Center Christine Blakeney D.O. Joseph Kozlowski D.O. 317 E. Grand River Laingsburg 651-5330 J TWILLIGER’S TAVERN J THE LAINGSBURG EDUCATION ASSOCIATON WISHES THE GRADUATES OF THE CLASS OF '86 651-7788 LASTING MEMORIES 116 Grand River FULFILLED DREAMS Best Wishes Class of 86 BRIGHT FUTURES Pine Hills Golf Course Wild’s Furniture and Par 34 651- 7781 Congratulations Class of 86 1 Appliance Quality Home Furnishing for over 31 years (517) 651-5637 THE BLOSSOM SHOPPE P.O. Box 334 Laingsburg, MI 48848 Fresh Silk Flowers for all occasions Jim Carolyn Poole Nelson-House Funeral Homes Inc. Bob Nelson and Harold 0. House Jr. McDougall Chapel Laingsburg, MI 651-5415 Knapp and Smith Chapel Owosso, MI 723-5234 LaRowe Chapel Perry. MI 625-3177 Rouse Contracting Inc, Free Estimates Concrete Work Licensed Builder Excavating and Grading Septic Tanks and Drain Fields Phone 651-60 0 0 An Equal Opportunity Lender C O n g r at U 1 a t i O nS ClaSS Of 86” Clinton Bank Member FDIC Trvtt . 81m. IM Laingsburg Office 651-5001 Offering a full range of financial services, including MHEAA student loans. GET TO KNOW YOUR CLINTON BANKER ongratulations Seniors CLYDE 4 PAT HISOON Sled dog equipment made in Laingsburg used world wide tyfAete fteofile yo to enjoy tiiembetvet TRI-AMI BOWL ffiowtiny V Wood ood 30obtb Jlaly 3 ony tPam Pobd Ovid 834-2205 George P. 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Laingsburg Congratulations Class of ’86 from all of us at Dave Fry f Realty Congratulations Class of ’86 From all of us at FAMILY LIFE FINANCIAL SERVICES OF MICHIGAN, INC. 279 E. Grand River P.O. Box 400 Laingsburg. Michigan 48848 651-5015 REALTY Were smaller but movin’ ’em. Laingsburg 651-6289 securities, IRA’S, insurance, tax shelters, mutual funds Bath 641-4512 Congratulations Class of ’86 COUNT HA i ra M Rosel Styles for men, women, and children Appointments or walk-ins welcome. 259 E. Grand River Laingsburg, MI 651-5807 Field Pharmacy 74 04 Woodbury Rd. Laingsburg , MI. 48848 One day or free film processing 651-5461 DICKSON MASONRY, INC. diatom Ifetvicet (547) $54-6479 8141 South Hollister Road Laingsburg. Michigan 48848 ongratulations Class of 1986 om all of us at Deisler s Weib eb Sflowebb East M-21 Ovid Michigan 48866 Phone 834-2600 It Is .V-