Lakeshore High School - Driftwood Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

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RICHARD GENE FANSLAU He never seems to shout. Is he quiet? I have my doubts. Chorus...................................1 Basketball...............................1 Art Club.................................1 Junior Play..............................3 SANDRA LEE SCHULZ “In School she's very shy, but outside—My, oh, my! Chorus 1, 2,3 Choir 1, 2,3 Majorette l, 2, 3 DOROTHY JEANNE STANLEY Generally speaking, she's generally speak ing. Band . . Chorus Choir . . Junior Play 1. 2, 3, 4 1.2.3 1. 2, 3. 4 . . 3 DUANE L. WETZEL ‘T was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did. I said I didn't know. Basketball Football . Lights Out Class King 1. 2. 3, 4 . . 4 . . 3 . . 2 MRS. MILLER Advisor FREDRICK MACHOLTZ For Marriage vows Fred is now ready. To Suzanne Herick of course his steady. 4 3 3 The Faker Class King Librarian. 18

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MR. FELL Advisor BETTY JANE SMILKE In her very quietness, there is charm. Band............................1,2, 3,4 Glee Club.......................1.2,3 Pep Band..............................4 ERICH SPITZKE Honor lies in honest toil. ” Staff Room............................4 THOMAS UPHUES Many of the wisest thoughts are in a quiet person caught. Boy's Club..........................2,3 ROBERT A. BRUNKE Some think the world is made for fun; so do I. Baseball............................1.2 Basketball......................1.2,3 COY LEE BALDWIN Sometimes I sits and thinks, and other times I just sits. Baseball........................1, 2, 3 17

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT WALTER COCKRELL — I will my heighth to John Chvlia. JILL MIELKE — I leave my knowledge of German to Mr. Adams. Welcher ist nicht viel. BILL FOUST — I will my ability to edit the school paper to anyone who likes aspirins. MERLE DENT — leaves, still wondering what physics is all about. DICK BOLDT — I do hereby will a never ending supply of aspirins to next years class president and to the annual editor a lasting supply. SARA PERRON — I will my gold filling to Muriel Barkmeier and may she spend it wisely. LOUISE SCHACKNIES — I hereby will my bashfulness to Roxanne Young. FRED MACHOLTZ — I leave all my troubles behind so I can start life anew. KAREN HERCIK — I will my pony tail to Donna Schmidt. SUZANNE HERCIK — I leave to Elaine Mead, my ability to get along with my sister. KENNETH LAUSMAN — I will my ability to get into trouble and to have fun to Max Nitz. JANET AVERY — I will my crooked tooth to Joanne Nedoba, hoping that it will go straight for her. KAY KIETZER — I will my dimples to Joan Rogel so she can have one more thing in common with Sam. JOYCE OTT — I leave my ability to give wild parites to Linda Chaddack. To Verne Wurtz, I, DURRELL RUSSELL, leave my curly hair. BOB ADKINS — leaves his gift of gab to Donna Schmidt. May she use it wisely. VIRGINIA BRIDWELL — I will my .long fingernails to Merrilee McCoy to protect herself. DELORES FELTNER — I will my high I.Q. to Joanne Nedoba. DAN LOIKITS — leaves his car to any poor soul who can afford to fix it up. I, BARBARA FRAKES — do hereby will my voice to Linda Chaddock so she can sing her horses to sleep. CHUCK DINGES — I leave my forwardness to Donna Schmidt. BUD BARTZ — I am leaving my records behind so they can be broken. 19