Lakeshore High School - Driftwood Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1963 volume:

1963 Driftwood editor-in-chief lauren binda assistant editor bill krumske business manager richard mileski advertising manager judy robbins production chief mary-sue gast lay-out chief dolores deja copy chief deatra arter head-liner margo sing sports editor joe klackle activities editor garnette swift photographers allan reimers jerry catania photo co-ordinators susan walton gretchen meyerink art editor jane damaske advisor mrs. wyse so many names, unable to list, our best thanks to you for your support. Lakeshore High School Stevensville, Michigi Graduates ■ii V 1| Per Aspera Ad Astra (Through difficulties to the stars) These past few years have been filled, brimming with un- told experiences,- problems, joys and many friends. When- ever we meet, may joy come as we say, Remember when . . May the problems we encounter now increase, so that our friendships will grow stronger and surer. As a result— our joys will increase as we overcome these difficulties in reaching for our stars. Let us always thank God for the dim lights in the valley as well as for flaming stars on the moun- tain top. President— Rainier Seelig Vice President—Susan Foune Secretary—Barbara Andres Treasurer—Susan Perigen Sponsor—Mrs. Elaine McCraith VALEDICTORIAN - Mary-Sue Gast w 1 9 SALUTATORIAN - Judy Robbins FREDERIC ALTEN Driftwood, Baseball, Boys' State, Football (co-captain), 'T' Club (vice president), P.T.S.A., Senior Play (cast), Student Council (president) BARBARA ANDRES Class Secretary, F.S.A., Secre- tarial Club, Senior Play (comm.) DEATRA ARTER Band, Driftwood (copy editor), German Club, P.T.S.A., Senior Play (cast) GARY BARKER GARY BAUGHER LAUREN BINDA Drifter, Driftwood (editor-in- chief), German Club, N.H.S. (treasurer), P.T.S.A., Senior Play (cast). Spring Forensics 10 DAVE BISCHOFF JUDITH BOLDT F.S.A., Secretarial Club, Senior Play (comm.) JOYCE BURKE Band, F.S.A., Secretarial Club (president). Senior Play (comm.) BARBARA CATANIA LYNN CHRISTOPHER Drifter, F.T.A., Senior Play (comm.) II JANICE DAHRING F.S.A., Secretarial Club JANE DAMASKE Driftwood (art editor), F.H.A., Homecoming Queen, P.T.S.A., Senior Play (comm.) DOLORES DEJA Band, Driftwood (layout editor), F.M.A. (president), N.H.S., P.T.S.A., Senior Play (cast). Spring Forensics JERRY DLOUGHY Senior Play (cast) 12 ROBERT FELTNER Driftwood (sales), F.F.A., P.T.S.A. JAMES FLORIAN Baseball, Basketball, Driftwood (sales), I Club, Senior Play (comm.) SUSAN FOUNE Class Vice president. Driftwood (sales), F.S.A. (treasurer), G.A.A. (vice president). Sec- retarial Club, Senior Play (comm.) 13 MICHAEL GARLAND Football, L Club, Senior Play (comm.) MARY-SUE GAST Band, Drifter, Driftwood (pro- duction manager), F.T.A. (sec- retary), N.H.S., P.T.S.A., Sen- ior Play (cast), Spring Foren- sics 14 DALE HARTMANN MARIANNE HARVATICH DENNIS HAUCH Senior Play (comm.) ROBERTA HOGE Drifter, F.S.A., Driftwood (sales) DARLENE HUELSBERG Driftwood, F.S.A., P.T.S.A., Secretarial Club, Senior Play (comm.) ALFRED KASEWURM Football, Industrial Arts Club (president), L Club 15 THEODORE KATZBACH Debate, Drifter, F.T.A., P.T.S.A., Senior Pfay (cast). Spring Forensics JOSEPH KLACKLE Drifter, Driftwood (sports editor), F.F.A. (assoc, president), Football, I Club, P.T.S.A., Senior Play (comm.). Track JANIS KOEBEL F.H.A., F.S.A. (secretary), P.T.S.A., Secretarial Club, Senior Play (comm.) LEE KOEBEL 16 KAREN KRAUSE F.S.A., Senior Play (comm.) VICTORIA KRIVAK F.H.A. (vice president), F.S.A. (president), G.A.A., Secretarial Club, Senior Play (comm.) WILLIAM KRUMSKE Drifter, Driftwood (assist-  nt editor), F.T.A. (presi- dent), N.H.S. (president), P.T.S.A., Senior Play (cast). Spring Forensics KEITH LAUSMAN F.F.A., Football, Industrial Arts Club (treasurer). Sen- ior Play (comm.) JUDY LINK Driftwood (sales), F.H.A., F.S.A., Senior Play (comm.) 17 BETSY AAALLETT Band (president), Cheerlead er. Drifter, G.A.A. (president) Homecoming Court, N.H.S. P.T.S.A., Senior Play (cast) Student Council (vice presi dent) JOANNE MANSUETO Driftwood (sales), F.S.A., P.T.S.A., Secretarial Club, Sen- ior Play (cast) 18 DALE MERRILL Football, L Club, Senior Play (comm.) DONALD MERRILL Football, l Club, P.T.S.A., Senior Play (comm.) CHRISTINE VON MUEHLENDAHL German Club (vice president), P.T.S.A., Student Council 19 DANIEL NEDOBA Band MARILYN NEUMANN F.S.A., G.A.A., Homecoming Court, P.T.S.A., Senior Play (comm.) TAMARA OTT Cheerleader, Drifter, Home- coming Court, Senior Play (cast) CAROLYN PALES F.S.A., P.T.S.A., Secretarial Club SUE PERIGEN Class Treasurer, Driftwood, F.H.A., N.H.S., Senior Play (comm.) PETER PERRON Football, L Club, P.T.S.A. 20 FREDERICK PRIES F.F.A. (treasurer) SUSAN QUARDOKUS F.S.A., P.T.S.A., Senior Play (comm.) 21 Band, Driftwood (advertising manager), N.H.S., P.T.S.A., Senior Play (comm.) 4 WILLIAM ROCHAU ROBERT SARONI JUDITH SCHACKNIES Driftwood (sales), F.H.A., F.M.A., Senior Play (comm.) EDWARD SCHADLER F.F.A. 22 DENNIS SCHMALTZ RONALD SCHULTZ F.F.A. DORIS SCOTT Drifter, Senior Play (comm.) RAINIER SEELIG Class President, Debate, Drif- ter, F.T.A., Lancers of Science, N.H.S., P.T.S.A., Senior Play (cast). Spring Forensics DWIGHT SEMPERT Baseball, Basketball, I Club, Senior Play (cast). Student Council REBA SHANNON 23 MARGARET SING Driftwood (head-line editor), G.A.A., German Club (presi- dent), Senior Play (comm.) SARAH SIZER F.S.A., P.T.S.A., Secretarial Club (secretary-treasurer). Sen- ior Play (comm.). Spring Forensics FRANK SMALL Football, I Club, Track, Wrestling HASKEL STARBUCK DAVID STOVER Driftwood, Football, I Club, P.T.S.A., Track GARNETTE SWIFT Driftwood (activity editor), F.M.A., P.T.S.A.,. Senior Play (cast) 24 CARMEN TULL ANN WALLENSTEIN Driftwood (sales), F.S.A., Sec retarial Club, Senior Pla (comm.) SUSAN WALTON Band, Driftwood (photo co- ordinator), Drum Majorette, F.H.A., F.T.A. (vice president), P.T.S.A., Secretarial Club THOMAS VOPS Driftwood (sales), F.F.A. 25 a special page for chris, a special page for kari! on these two pages we pay special tribute to the two exchange students who have gone to school with us for a whole year, with pride we honor them because they are individuals who have joined us in our daily activities at lakeshore and have done so well at it. chris von muehlendahl, 17, of frankfurt, ger- many, has ventured to stay in america for one year, and has done this at our own lake- shore high school 26 hailing from helsinke, finland, kari harno, 1 7, has been truly a credit to his country as an upstanding member of the stu- dent body here at lakeshore. at work and play his sense of humor has made him lifelong friends among students and faculty alike, good luck in the future kari! we would like to end these two pages with special thanks to the family of gretchen meyerink and the family of Steve jewell for sponsoring these two students so they could come to america and our school. 27 CAST the greatest american drama—and we did it. who of us will ever forget freddie drop- ping his notes, whitey and harvey frantically ad libbing, joanne missing her entrance, or ourself painting flats, tripping over ladders, finding chairs, and finally walking down main street for the last time? we all learned, had a wonderful time, and acquired gravers corners as a second home town. stage manager ted katzbach emily webb mary-sue gast george gibbs bill krumske rebecca gibbs betsy mallett mrs. soames deatra arter simon stimson tom reid mr. webb harvey coble mrs. webb judy boldt dr. gibbs richard mi'eski mrs. gibbs joanne mansueto professor willard fred alten howie newsome keith lausman constable warren dwight sempert joe crowell rainier seelig si crowell ed schadler wally webb roger zilke sam craig dave stover joe Stoddard rainier seelig baseball players jim florian bill rochau dwight sempert woman in audience sue foune lady in house mickie dwan man in auditorium dale merril 1st dead woman margo sing 2nd dead woman darlene huelsberg 1st dead man fred alten 2nd dead man don merril additional townspeople lauren binda, jane damaske, al kasewurm, vickie krivak, sharon kolberg, judy schacknies, reba shannon, garnette swift. Our Town 30 CAST Cornelia skinner emily kimbrough otis skinner mrs. skinner leo dick monsieur de la cro x harriet st. john winifred blaugh therese window cleaner steward purser stewardess inspector admiral madame elise mary-sue gast betsy mallett ted katzbach deatra arter bill krumske richard mileski rainier seelig lauren binda tammy ott joanne mansueto fred alten jerry dloughy dwight sempert vickie ringo dolores deja keith lausman garnette swift director. . . mrs. natalie hutson 'you don't really look like an anteater, dear.' the roaring twenties—we brought that era back to life and made it just as wild and wonderful as it originally was. where else but on board ship or in paris could anyone run across such a plethora of different characters, from two prim english girls to a nosy window washer, to a french ham actor? much fun? oui! Our Hearts Were Young and Gay now, come aero  —who' got my hoes?!!?! 31 Mrs. Foune’s in Her Office All’s Right W ith the School 34 you wonder why we have this large picture of mrs. foune at the side of the page? the reason is simple, we are dedicat- ing this entire great won- derful book to her—be- cause she is such a great, wonderful person. dignified as always . . . dignified did we say? well, anyway, here she is in one of her more casual moments, we can see that she cannot bear to be away from those students who are so much a part of her life, but then can you blame her? at any rate she seems to be enjoying herself. yes, as we were saying- dignified. it is seldom, how- ever, that we can find mrs. foune at her typewriter; what with listening to highly im- plausible excuses for tardi- ness, collecting money, report cards, and complaints, and repairing those obstinate, de- fective candy machines, so we thank you, mrs. foune, for being so helpful, so cheer- ful, and most of all for put- ting up with us for so long. 35 The Principal me: hi! he: hi! me: i'm supposed to interview you for our great annual. he: oh, great! me.- i may remind you that anything you say may be used against you. first of all, do you have any hobbies? he-. oh, yes. hunting, fishing, reading. me: be on the alert, students! any pet peeves? he: i don't want to say—here, oh, no, don't put that down!—uh, nothing in particular—that are pet peeves, noth- ing bothers me too much, me: oh, good, do you have any mem- ories? he: i like to remember my coaching days. me.- what did you coach? he: basketball, baseball, football, i also enjoy reminiscing about my college basketball days and college days in general, me: where? he: oh, at michigan tech., northern michi- gan state university. me.- how about your ambitions at this point? he: —chuckle—i'd like to see lakeshore high school become one of the outstanding, if not the outstanding, high school in the state of michigan. me.- hurrah! he: we have the staff, faculty and students to do so. me.- feel brave enough for any additional comments? he: well, i've enjoyed my first year here and look forward to many, more happy years to come. me: good. he: —as i was exiting—wait, i do have two so-called pet peeves. me.- yes, yes!!??? he: the taste for music at noon hour and students who sign up at pre-registration and then change classes. me.- students, beware, farewell, mr. olmstead—and many thanks, may i now have a pass— please!? 36 The Superintendent from iran to china, germany to the Philippines, mexico to new Zealand—one can find dr. ebel- ling's students all over, and now he is so very lucky to have us, too. (how fortunate can he be?) he is even brave enough to admit he enjoys us immensely. he agrees that lakeshore is his most challenging project yet. the major problem is bringing all the parts into a whole to make one happy family. but since dr. ebeling is working with a rather wonderful administration—a fine group of men and women —he may just succeed, hoozonna, and ditto!!! by his own confession, he was something like we are (eeeeeeeks!) when he was in high school (back in the dark ages in the beginnings of detroit). somehow he managed not to goof-off so very much to travel all over the good 'ole u.s . . . , guard ft. knox, and teach at several schools and universities around the area, (or is it because he has such a ripping sense of humor and captivating personality that he is such a good guy —i dunno—may be.) anyway, he is now here with the great lancers, leading the full rewarding, academically reward- ing, life that he desires, his aim is to administrate the schools in such a way that they become the finest in the state of michigan . . . ta-rah!N mr. glenn g. groner, our biology teacher, received his b.s. in zoology from michigan state university. mr. arnold e. lesser obtained his b.m.e. and m.m. at northwestern university—teaches in- strumental music. mr. glenn arter, our chemistry and phy- sical science teacher, received his b.s. from hillsdale college and his m.a. from western michigan university. mr. philip steinweg, who teaches first and second year algebra, advanced mathematics, and physics, received his b.a. from andrews university. 39 mrs. natalie hutson earned her b.a. from western michigan university, she teaches english and speech—also directs class plays. 40 mrs. arlene stover received her b.a. from michigan state univer- sity—teaches sophomore and jun- ior english. mr. anthony korican got his b.s. and m.a. from michigan state university, he is teaching vocational agriculture. mrs. elaine mccraith received her b.s. from iowa state and her m.s. from michigan state, she teaches home economics and psychology-family living. 42 mr. Charles f. woodward got his b.s. and voca- tional certification from western michigan uni- versity—teaches mechanical drawing and metals. mrs. lou ann shane teaches general busi- ness, typing I and II, and bookkeeping, she received her b.s. from western michi- gan university. 43 mr. clare silas holds his b.s. from west- ern michigan uni- versity. he teaches metal shop, wood shop, and basic shop. mr. thomas e. porter obtained his b.s. from michigan state university and western michi- gan university—teaches geome- try and algebra I. mrs. gail chapman, librarian, received her b.s. from central michigan university and her a.m.I.s. from the university of michigan. 44 miss yvonne hamilton was awarded her b.s. and m.a. from western michigan university—teaches homemaking and english 1 and 2. mrs. dorothy miller holds her b.a. from hillsdale college—teaches english and latin. mr. robert fell got his m.a. from Wisconsin state college and western michigan university —teaches u.s. and world history also economics and government. mr. donald myers re- ceived his b.s. from fer- n's institute—teaches gen- eral math and physical science. mr. john adams received his m.a. from western michigan university—teaches german and english. 46 mr. arthur guse obtained his b.s. from western michigan university—teaches phy- sical education. mrs. jean jackson received her b.a. from state teachers college—minot, n. dakota— teaches girls' physical education. mrs. maryanne wyse got her a.b. from albion college and her m.s. from univer- sity of michigan—she teaches english and art. 47 miss carolyn janke is mr. petrie's secretary and works on the pay- roll. 48 dr. ebeling's secretary is miss pat evans. mr. norman lambert is the head counselor. . . but mr. lambert, I need a hand with my head. mr. roger petrie is the business manager for the lakeshore schools, he has a keen mind and a sense of humor . . . but that figures. 49 Board of Education mr. william nitz, secretary of the board, also serves as baroda township constable. mr. dom binda, the president, is also quality control director at modern plastics corporation. mrs. harriet meyerink, in addition to her duties on the school board, is also president of the lakeshore p.t.s.a. mr. edward risch is a stevensville area farmer. mr. ben nye has been active in the area for many years. mr. waiter nitz is a life-long resident of the baroda area. mrs. fay klackle, treasurer, is a housewife, active in civic affairs. . to r.: george mahler, richard schoenfelder, and george ritchey I. to r.: mr. herb sommers, director of buildings, grounds, and transportation, and donald martin, student janitor. every building needs its maintenance de- partment and every maintenance department needs men in it. our school has these men to ensure her upkeep and we devote this page, in our grati- tude to them for the fine job they have done. . to r.: mrt. hauch, mr«. mallett, mrs. mielke, mrt. pfliger mrs. marjorie nye directer of food services this quintet provides us with tasty goodies five times a week, thirty-six weeks a year . . . year after year after year after . . . 53 Varsity 4 9 8J'72A76A75 f rvrlJtrvil i cAk 7 2 O G4 J If IHB •SV. L?rMl' ll'r rr'9r r09 r i ck e,'e' d4v« i « d vi . mike ferri., hack .tarbock, keilh lau.man, glenn ran.om, don ' g r 1C sc aus. second row: fred alten, rus. bergeman, leroy hendrix, tom bongiorno, dave bartz, pete perron, ron Ihierbach, coach arter, coach Campbell SEASON'S RECORD St. Joseph 26 Lakeshore 25 Lakeshore 14 Lakeshore 12 Buchanan 27 Lakeshore 13 New Buffalo 22 Lakeshore 21 • conference games home coming -f Lakeshore 0 Brandywine 0 Coloma 7 Berrien Springs 7 Lakeshore 6 Cassopolis 0 + Lakeshore 12 Hartford 0 56 Football pat mccalla, ®ave stockman, rick ast, doug conners. third row: coach robin Campbell, mike hoganson, bill cesaroni, joe klackle, ken schultz, bruce baron, jim schutze, mike garland, al kasewurm, dale merrill, frank small. Head coach glenn arter. football ... or tumbling? 57 pete perron guard two years co-captain lancer pass protection joe klackle tackle two years all conference two years 59 60 61 cass stopped again! lancers punt out of trouble 62 63 varsity, . to r.: kay rennhack diane myers betsy mallett tammy ott (Cheerleaders 64 j.v., . to r.: mary lou cox, linda deetjen, darla reitz, jane stedman. senior co-captains, pete perron and fred alten betsy jo and tammy senior pyramid bottom, I. to rdale merrill, mike gar- land, joe klackle, frank small. 2nd row: don merrill, dave stover, fred alten, pete perron. 3rd row: hack starbuck, tammy ott, keith lausman. top: betsy mallett. 65 J.Y. Football bottom row, I. to r.: f. zinc, j. greathouse, k. ruff, to. schmaltz, w. nitz, w. schaefer, d. kutz, k. bergeman, g. horton, d. sandman, second row: r. binda, b. benson, I. peterson, s. siewart, h. rosier, s. kendzora, r. seel, j. dadan, d. arndt, d. nye, d. deja. third row: coach c. reed, a. ritter, s. zacha, I. Stewart, j. hearn, a. hughes, k. harno, s. jewell, p. meyerink, j. garland, coach clare silas. J.V. SEASON RECORD 5-2-1 Lakeshore Q St. Joe 41 Lakeshore 19 Brandywine 0 Lakeshore 20 Coloma 7 Lakeshore 19 Berrien Springs . . 7 Lakeshore 7 Buchanan 39 Lakeshore 0 Cassopolis o Lakeshore 21 Bard 12 Lakeshore 15 New Buffalo _ 12 this is the best j.v. record in the history of lakeshore. Considering the size of the schools which made up our opposition, this is an excellent record, the excellence of the j.v. team gives promise of continued strength in varsity football at lakeshore. 66 Varsity Basketball I. to r., top row: coach r. Campbell j. calania, d. bartz, b. cesar oni, j. florian, b. benben, d. lindberg, m. hoganson, a. huelsburg, mgr. r. bergeman. bottom row, I .to r.: p. mccalla, d. semper , d. stockman, I. hendrix, m. johnson. Nov. 27 South Haven + Dec. 7 Coloma + Dec. 14 Cassopolis Dec. 18 Saint Joseph +Jan. 4 Barrien Springs Jan. 8 South Haven + Jan. 11 Buchanan + Jan. 18 Brandywine home games + Jan. 25 Coloma + Feb. 1_ Cassopolis Feb. 2 Dowagiac + Feb. 8 Barrien Springs j6 1) u_ + 15 Buchanan Feb. 16 Dowagiac + Feb. 22 Brandywine Feb. 26 Saint Joseph + conference games this year the lancers faced a new conference and new obstacles, showing lancer spirit, they fought in each game displaying their desire to win. the team was solidly backed by the faithful lancer cheering section, with three regular starters and the rest of an excellent team left for next year, we are sure to have another thrilling season. 67 bottom row, I. to r.: t. rimes, b. benson, k. bergeman, r. butcher, b. ott. second row: I. stewert, t. bongiorno, d. johnson, s. jewel, coach m. folkert. third row: d. kutz, I. hacker, c. leather- wood, dixon, mgr. rick seel. 68 jump-lancers-jump bottom row, I. to r.: h. frank, j. nitz, r. both, j. garland, a. mcadam, b. forester, j. dadan. second row: mgr. I, winnell, h. rosier, m. delmariani, d. nye, r. young, d. sandman, coach myers. DATE OPPONENT SITE dec. 3 Fairplain there 6 Coloma home 13 Cassopolis there jan. 3 Berrien Springs home 10 Buchanan home 15 Benton Harbor High there 17 Brandywine there DATE OPPONENT SITE jan. 24 Coloma there 31 Cassopolis home feb. 7 Berrien Springs there 12 Niles there 14 Buchanan there 18 Fairplain home 21 Brandywine home 69 Track ’63 bottom row, I. to r.: b. benson, r. hendrix, g. ransom, d. kutz, j. crowder, g. coleman, d. plonkey, t. fox, d. stover, second row, I. to r.: b. baron, b. krumske, d. stockman, I. Stewart, t. bongiorno, b. binda, r. harmsen, r. ast, r. seel, third row, I. to r.: r. bergeman, k. schultz, b. cesaroni, t. reid, c. mcadams, k. adams, d. dindberg, |. klackle, coach g. arter. TRACK SCHEDULE 9 Coloma there, 4:30 19 Brandywine here, 4:15 23 Dowagiac there, 4:30 26 (open) 30 Buchanan-Cassopolis here, 4:30 3 Berrien Springs there, 4:15 7 Cassopolis here, 4:15 10 Conf. Meet Lakeshore 14 (open) 18 Regional 21 Buchanan here, 4:15 25 State Ann Arbor 28 Rotary Meet Benton Harbor for the past three years lakeshore has been the big gun in the big 8 conference track, coping the title, 3 years in succession, this year, we belong to the new blossomland conference, from the past records of the teams we are going to compete with this year, the 1963 track schedule looks to be a tight one. 70 Baseball 1 9 6 3 bottom row, I. to r.: d. johnson, I. hendrix, r. thierback, d. sempert, f. alten. second row: m. hoganson, j. catania, b. cesaroni, m. johnson, d. bartz. April May 8 Saint Joseph there 17 Coloma there 18 Brandywine there 22 Buchanan there 25 Cassopolis home 29 Berrien Springs there 2 Coloma home 6 Brandywine there 9 Buchanan home 13 Cassopolis there 16 Berrien Springs home 24 Saint Joseph home in 1959, and again in 1961 and 1962, lakeshore fielded conference- winning teams on the diamond, this year with ten returning lettermen the prospects again look bright, the only feature that could mar this year's chances for a championship is the caliber of play to be found in the new blossomland league, from the combined win records of the six schools that make up the new conference, the number of wins is impressive and shows this year's battle for the conference crown to be another thriller. 71 73 homecoming queen - jane damaske the queen is crowned the varsity football team named five senior girls as candidates for homecoming: jane damaske, marilyn neumann, betsy mallet, tammy ott, and carol madej. class queens were: joan garland, junior; marylow cox, sophomore; janice neumann, freshman, fred alten, president of the student council, crowned jane as the crowds roared their approval, lovely jane reigned at the dance following the victorious game. H o in e c 0 m • 1 n g that moment of joy our queen reigns 75 Activities from left to right: asst, editor, bill krumske; editor-in-chief, lauren binda; production chief, mary-sue gast. from I. to r.: ruth ann bender; activities editor, garnette swift; art editor, jane damaske; photo coordinators, gretchen meyerink and sue walton; darlene huelsberg. from I. to r.: sue walton, lauren binda, richard mileski; ad- visor, mrs. wyse. Driftwood Staff I. to r.: fred alten, photographer, alien reimers; dave stover, photographer, jerry catania; business manager, richard mileski. lay-out-chief, dolores deja; sports editor, joe klackle; head-liner, margo sing; copy chief, deatra arter; advertising manager, judy robbins. 78 Future organized to promote scientific agriculture, these boys investigate the latest advancements in farming, (sponsor—mr. korican) Farmers of America Drifter Staff this year's drifter has been organized un- der a new policy of rotating editors, with the staff free to write in any section, (sponsor, mrs. stov- er) 79 Future Secretaries officer sue foune (treasurer), janis koebel (secretary) judy bolt (vice president), vickie krivack (president) mrs. hamb- len (advisor) Association a newly organized club designed to promote interest in secretarial and office careers thru a program that in- cludes speakers and field trips. 80 a service organi- zation designed to help eliminate the more time- consuming tasks of our overbur- dened faculty, these dedicated girls may be sighted furious- ly typing away at stencils at any time, (advisor— mrs. hamblen) Secretarial Club (left to right) sally sizer, (secretary-treas- urer) joyce burke (president) joanne mansueto, (vice presi- dent) 81 The Future Medics Club of Lakeshore this is one of lakeshore's newer clubs, besides learning the responsibilities of those in medical vocations, members also provide service by actually working at memorial hospital, (sponsors—mr. groner and mrs. stover) Lancers of Science our future chemists and physicists have to begin somewhere—and this is the place, members are given a chance to test their own wild theories and conduct scientific research, (sponsor—mr. groner) 82 this club was organ- ized for those who have an interest in chess, this includes learning more about the game and having tournaments, (spon- sors—mr. fell mr. woodword) Chess Club Industrial Arts Club boys who enjoy building, destroying or just plain tinker- ing—this club is for you!! (sponsors—mr. silas, and mr. wood- word) from I. to r.: vicki krivak (vice president), janie corwin (secretary), janis koebel (program chairman), sue perigen (program chairman), judy schacknies (historian), darlene essig (president) diane essig (treasurer) Future Homemakers of America the program this year deals with getting acquainted with; and learning more about our foreign neighbors, there has been a variety of speakers and field trips, (sponsors —miss hamilton and mrs. mccraith) 84 n wstrrrm f2T T Wl wm .fr,rrtmirn IfMlHtfKirJ ' • mna mr ?r:rrmi JflMl'U  t Deutsch Klub was ist hier los? al- les! being the most frequently used ex- pression in the new- ly organized deutsch- klub, the editors sub- mit it to the student body for translation, (sponsor mr. adams student teacher mrs. miller) l-r: kristina perron, mary huebner, roger peters, fred elten, darla reitz, linda stockman, ruth rutz, diana myers, kay rennhack, betsy mallett, chris von muelendahl, dwight sempert (sponsor—mr. fell) 85 Girls’ Athletic Association back row, I. to r.: t. perron (social chairman) j. tretheway (2nd vice president), s. foune (1st vice president), v. letrich (secretary). 2nd row: j. howard (historian), b. mallett (president), k. rennhack (treas- urer). Lettermen’s Club 86 sponsor: coach arter, president: tom reid, vice president: fred alten, secretary treas- urer: dwight sempert sometimes facetiously known as the elite eleven, the national honor society is a very promising group, they may not do much, but they sure make a lot of promises! (sponsor mrs. chapman) The National Honor Society although teachers are not usually praised by students (ahem), some students—interested in the more ethereal and idealistic qualities of life—maintain lakeshore's chapter of the future teachers of america. (sponsors—mrs. miller, mr. porter) The Future Teachers of America Winner Carnival winners: First place—future farmers of america— three coins in a fountain second place—future teachers of america — fisherman's fantasy third place—junior class—funhouse honorable mentions: german club—german bake sale student council—treasure chest juniors—fun house 88 there are five areas of speaking in the local, district, and regional forensic contests, these are: declamation, hum- orous reading, in- terpretive reading, original oratory, and extemporan- eous speaking. sponsor—mrs. hut- son. Forensics l-r: gretchen meyerink, dolores deja, rainer seelig, sue perigen, bill krumske, mary sue gast, ted katzbach, margo sing. Debate l-r: kerry Hampton, rainer seelig, Christine sizer, mrs. hutson, ted katzbach, dennis sexton, gary elsner, don grau. the topic, resolved: that the united states should join in forming a com- mon market among the nations of the western hemis- phere, is being de- bated with great vigor! sponsor— mrs. hut- son 89 the band in action! . . but, mr. lesser ... we refuse to wear those hideous, baggy old slacks!' . fo r.: betsy mallett, mary sue bender, mary-sue gast, drum majorette sue walton, jackie arndt, ruth rutz, and nancy sumner. this is the lakeshore high school marching band who, under the field direction of drum majorette sue walton, worked long and arduously in the freezing weather to provide mem- orable half time shows . . . orchids to mr. lesser for capturing a straight division 1 rating at the district marching festival. 91 Class of ’’64 kent adams—treasurer sue westhauser—secretary gretchen meyerink—vice president gary elsner—president mr. glen groner—sponsor 95 Kent Adams, Steve Arend. William Ast, Bruce Baron, Dave Bartz, Mary Bender, Bob Benben Ruth Bender, Cheryl Beran, Russ Bergmann Jerry Catania, Bill Cesaroni Doug Conner, Janny Corwin, Evelyn Covington Jon Berndt, Judy Bryant, Betty Buchholtz Ron Chism, Gary Coleman Pam Croze, lynuel Crawford, Jeff Davis Nancy Elliott, Gary felsner, Darlene Essig, Jack Feare, Jane Feare, Russ Feltner, Michael Ferris 96 Dale Fischbeck, Stephen Foster, Peggy Fowler Joan Garland, William Gaul, LeRoy Hendrix Barbara Francis, Rita Frank. Kathleen Fusko Patricia Heyn, Mike Hoganson, Barbara Hoge Barbara Holben, Connie Hora, Judy Howard, David Hucko, Larry Huelsburg, Emil Hurbanis, Starrlee Huff Sue Janca, Linda Jefferis, Janis Johns Don Johnson, Marion Johnson, Timothy Jorgensen Teresa Kepler, Edward Kovar, Robert Krumske Carol Kugel, Michael Kutz, Carl Leatherwood 97 Donna Leatz, Donna Ledyard, Veronica Letrich Don lindberg, Nancy litke, Carol lockwitz Shirley lockwitz, Bonnie lundin, Charles Mac Adam Pat McCalla, Keith Markstrom, Julie Menser Carole Merrill, Charles Messal, Gretchen Meyerink, Evelyn Modro, Diane Myers, Jayme Myers, Sally Jo Myers Cheryl Phelan, Darlene Phipps, Paul Plumley Glenn Ransom, Carol Reinhardt, Kay Rennhack Eileen Rick, Robert Riske, Deborah Rodeweld Ruth Rutz, Dick Schaus, Leslie Scherer Linda Smikle, Diana Stanger, Bonnie Stark , David Stockman, Deanrs Stream, James Sturch, Ronald Thierbach June Tilly, LeRoy Totzke, Janet Tretheway Sally Wilson, James Winfield, Charles Young Robert Veldhoff, Jamie Walton, Sue Westhauser Sandra Zerby, Kenny Zielke, Larry Zielke 99 Class of ’65 karen kolberg—vice president bruce benson—president mr. tony korican—sponsor pat sommers—secretary joanne bobinski—treasurer 101 Ramona Ampey, Raymond Anderson, Ginger Andrews, Marilyn Andres, David Arndt Dennis Arndt, Doris Ball, Nancy Ball, Albert Barbotf, Lester Baugher Larry Bengtson, Bruce Benson, Clift Bergmann, Sharon Bertien, Robert Binda Joanne Bobinski, Tom Bongiorno, Patricia Bradley, Stephen Brown, Kathleen Bullinger Vickey Burtzloff, Ronald Butcher, Sharon Chvila, Mary L. Cox Elaine Deja, James Deja, Jon Dixon, Mike Duensing, Avis Ericson Diana Essig, Herman Franslau, Jackie Forrester, Thomas Fox, Larry Friesen Geraldine Gardner, Barbara Gast, Sharon Gast, Joyce Geipel, Donald Grau Marvin Guess, Jeanette Gulian, Barbara Guess, Larry Hacker 103 Kerry Hampton, Roger Harmsen, John Hearn, Betty Hasse Chuck Hill, Otto Hill, Gary Horton, Brenda House, Georgiana Hucko Mary Huebner, Albert Hughes, Sandra Jewell, Stephen Jewell, George John 104 Scott Kendzora, Darlene Kiel, Sam Kirchner, Connie Klackle Alida Klemm, Connie Kolberg, Karen Kolberg, Irene Koshik, Terry Kriel Ron Krumske, Dean Kutz, Barbara lausman, Harry lausman, Keith layman Jim Lundin, Ter$a McDannell, Alan McNees, Dara McTague, Robert Martin Bob Mihalik, Sandra Mort, John Nedoba, William Newmiller, Edward Niedbala 105 Carole Nielsen, Douglas Nitz, Ronald Nitz, Sharon Nitz Stanley Nitz, William Nitz, Kathi Orr, Ronald Oft, William Ott Kristina Perron, Richard Petzke, Terry Pfliger, John Piersing, Dana Plunky Jackie Poole, Larry Poschke, Dennis Radde, Carol Radies, Beverly Ratter Cleo Reams, Larry Rehschneider, Allan- Reimers, Darla Reitz, Marcia Rieth 106 Tom Rimes, Alan Ritter, Kenneth Ruff, Stanley Sacha Dennis Sandmann, Barbara Schadler, Judy Schadler, Judy Schmaltz, Terry Schmaltz Carol Schulz, Dave Searfoss, Richard Seel, Heike Seelig, Roger Shafer Jennifer Sizer, Pat Sommers, Marcia Starner, Elizabeth Stedman, Larry Stewart Nancy Sumner, Pat Swikoske, Jim Thompson, Nellie Tull, Ellen Wilcott Carol Vergot, Ronnie Winfield, Roger Zilke, Fred Zink, Bill Schwien 107 Class of’66 mrs. lou ann shane—sponsor pete meyerink—treasurer jackie arndt—secretary sally davidson—vice president bob robbins—president 109 Wayne Apple, Jacylyn Arndt, Dennis BacHteal, Larry Baginske, June Ball, Sharon Ball Linda Barker, Sheryl Baugher, Richard Berndt, Roger Bishop, Tamara Bland, Gary Bookouf Ronald Both, Jean Brunke, Gaila Buchholtz, Kathryn Crawford, Pamela Cupp, John DaDan Sally Davidson, Sharon Dehring, Daniel Deja, Margaret Deja, Marc Del Mariani, Nancy Diehl Sandra Diehl, Linda Fausk, Linda Fischbeck, William Forrester, Hans Frank John Garland, John Grannell, Jerry Greathouse, Judy Haney, Margaret Hearn Carol Hetler, Daniel Hill, Rex Hubbard, Elizabeth Huscher, Stan Jeffery, Caryl Jochem Clifford Jonatzke, Kenneth Jonatzke, Charlotte Klutts, Kieth Kramp, Lynn Kutz, Dennis LaMunion III Donna Mead, Peter Meyerink, Linda Miller, Billy Milliken, Debbie Mort Janice Neumann, Ronald Nielsen, Jerry Nitz, Judith Nitz, Ellen Norbey, Herbert Novotny Alice Perigen, Mary Perron, Roger Peters, Loren Peterson, Jacqueline Pettigrew Melvin Richter, Cheryl Rimes, Michael Ritter, Robert Robbons, James Robinson Mary Searfoss, Janet Sempert, Scott Siewert, Beverly Smith, Cheryl Sommers, Edward Stankus James Stanford, Linda Stockman, Patricia Thompson. John Tomancik, Dwight Troue, John VanderButtes 113 Lee Winnell, Jay Wurtz, Janice Yops, Ricky Young, Gary Zavoral, Dawn Zeiger PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Alten Mr. and Mrs. Domenic Binda Dr. and Mrs. Emil Bolline Dr. and Mrs. Henry Bolline Fister and Dillingham Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gast Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jung, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klackle Mr. and Mrs. Ben Krai Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Kugel Mr. and Mrs. George Meyerink Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nitz Mr. and Mrs. William Nitz Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nye Rialto Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Edward Risch Temple Barber and Beauty Salon Drs. Robert and George Ticknor Dr. and Mrs. James Turner Mr. and Mrs. James W. Walton Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Ward Dr. and Mrs. James Wyse Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zuppke 114 Congratulations to the Class of '63 BANGOR PLASTICS BANGOR, MICHIGAN Compliments of HJ7 PRODUCTS, INC. BRIDGMAN, MICHIGAN THE NEWS PALLADIUM, Benton Harbor THE HERALD PRESS, St. Joseph and WHFB WHFB-FM Giving Southwestern Michigan the finest in news and entertainment. 116 EMLONG NURSERIES, INC. Congratulations and Best Wishes to You, the Seniors of the Class of '63 STEVENSVILLE, MICHIGAN GA 9-3431 TROOST BROS. FURNITURE Furniture and Carpet Specialists Interior Decorator Service 401-5 State Street ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN Congratulations, Gang CONSUMERS MANSUETO BROS. COAL OIL CO. STEVENSVILLE. MICHIGAN GA 9-3481 665 W. Main St. BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN WA 5-1141 117 Best Wishes PARRETT From BUSINESS MACHINES CO. ROYAL MOTEL 74 Wall St. Ph. 925-7073 RESTAURANT BENTON HARBOR. MICHIGAN Fit for a King ROYAL—VICTOR—NCR Props. HANK and KAY PUTYRA Sales and Service GA 9-9622 Corner U.S. 31 and M. 139 SCOTTDALE, MICHIGAN Odd INTER-CITY BANK BENTON HARBOR BARODA GALIEN BUCHANAN Good Luck From HEATH COMPANY ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN Compliments to the Graduating Class of 1963 MOBILE VILLAGE Congratulations to the Class of '63 SOPHISTICATED LADY For Gracious Living GA 9-3928 STEVENSVILLE, MICHIGAN STEVENSVILLE, MICHIGAN CARIBEL DAMASKE 118 STEVENSVILLE LUMBER, INC. Lumber, Millwork Mason Supplies Builders Hardware Paints, Bricks RICHARD R. WASHBURN, Pres. Box 345, LAKE SHORE DRIVE Senior Portraits by A. CARUSO Creative Photography 139 Pipestone BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN WA 6-6891 Miracle-finish — Dry Cleaning Complete Family Laundry Service IV N D R.V.J _ DRY CLEANING Our Route Service is Free YU 3-1577 119 MILLER EQUIPMENT Buick Sales and Service International Trucks—Parts and Service BARODA, MICHIGAN HO 5-6933 STEVENSVILLE HARDWARE Sporting Goods Paints Plumbing Supplies Electrician Supplies Kitchen Utensils Model Toys Yard Tools Maine's SMART WOMEN'S APPAREL 74 West Main BENTON HARBOR Compliments of ZICK'S SUPER MARKET GA 9-9661 ST. JOSEPH BOOKOUT'S Home Furnishing for Gracious Living Furniture and Appliances BENTON HARBOR NILES STEVENSVILLE BEAUTY SHOP A Hair Style for Every Woman Compliments of WETZEL TELEVISION ST. JOSEPH MICHIGAN Congratulations to the Class of '63 BARODA HARDWARE, INC. Your farm and home shopping center Hotpoint—Maytag—Philco—RCA Appliances Sales and Service Plumbing—Heating—Wiring Contractors Electrical Construction Maintenance Engineering It's Service That Counts Stau t SUctrlc 421 STATE ST. ST. JOSEPH. MICH. RALPH STOUFFER, Phones Pres. 983-4759 983-4714 Compliments of LEN'S SERVICE STATION BARODA MICHIGAN Compliments of FUZZY'S STATION STEVENSVILLE, MICHIGAN 121 Congratulations to Class of '63 CITIZEN'S TELEPHONE BRIDGMAN, MICHIGAN Congratulations, Class of '63 LOEFFLER DRUGSTORE STEVENSVILLE, MICHIGAN Our New Pharmacy Is Equipped to Serve Your Health Needs WE DELIVER GA 9-3248 Compliments of STREFLING'S CLEVELAND VILLAGE BARODA MICHIGAN Our Customers are never board BARODA LUMBER COMPANY Kitchen Maid Kitchens—O'Brien Paints PHONE HO 5-6444 BARODA, MICH. Congratulations to the Graduating Lancers of 1963 Congratulations to the Class of '63 ERNIE'S MEAT MARKET STEVENSVILLE, MICHIGAN GA 9-3543 Congratulations to the Class of '63 BOWLING GREEN LANES and COUNTRY CLUB BRIDGMAN, MICH. HOpkins 5-5611 HOpkins 5-9511 123 Compliments of GRAU'S SUPER MARKET STEVENSVILLE, MICHIGAN GA 9-3553 Congratulations to the Class of 1963 PARAMOUNT DIE CASTING COMPANY ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN Subsidiary of Talon, Incorporated Compliments of GAMBLE STORE (Sullivan Brothers) 2660 East Front Street BUCHANAN, MICHIGAN Congratulations From ST. JOE OFFICE SUPPLY 312 State St. Ph. YU 3-2001 Everything for the Office, Many Things for the Home. ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN THE SHOP STEVENSVILLE. MICH. Gifts for All Occasions Compliments of BARODA SERVICE STORE BARODA, MICHIGAN HO 5-5374 124 Compliments of CHUCK'S ZEPHYR STATION BARODA, MICHIGAN HO 5-3654 Best Wishes to Class of '63 DEFORD'S TILE STEVENSVILLE. MICHIGAN GA 9-9521 LAKESHORE DRAFTING STATE ST. ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN Artist Supplies Surveying Equipment GREEN'S JEWELRY Artcarved—Diamonds—Bluebird Watches—Watch Repair Engravings—Trophies Charms 322 State Street ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN Plants Trees Shrubs Evergreens Roses Bulbs Growers of Outstanding Nursery Stock With the Personal Touch ZILKE BROTHERS NURSERY BARODA MICHIGAN Compliments to the Class of '63 125 Compliments of Compliments of TESAR PRINTING BINDING CO. LAKESHORE FOOD MART Offset and Letter Press Printing Lakeshore Drive and 1-94 Specializing in Books, Pamphlets, STEVENSVILLE, MICHIGAN and Catalogs Lakeshore Drive STEVENSVILLE, MICHIGAN Congratulations to Class of 1963 EDGAR G. OTT, INSURANCE BARODA MICHIGAN Compliments of Compliments of HOUSE OF DAVID SCHRADER'S GREENHOUSES SUPER MARKET Lakeshore Drive ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN 106 E. Mars Street BERRIEN SPRINGS, MICHIGAN Say it with Flowers Gift Headquarters for Books Burton Leather Goods, Cosmetics, and Perfumes 26 We Cater to the World's Most Important People KIDS STEVENSVILLE BARBER SHOP GARDENER'S Favorite Sports Stores ST. JOSEPH BENTON HARBOR RIVERVIEW Compliments of REIMERS REAL ESTATE 1101 Niles Avenue YU 3-6339 ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN Armstrong's—Sold Seal—Goodyear—Mohawk Inlaid—Floor Tile—Wall Tile—Wool Carpet DEAN STANARD w.“ floor coverings 2—Stores—2 U.s. 12 124 Water St. HARBERT. MICHIGAN BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN Phone LAlteside 8201 Dial WA 5-4882 Free Estimates THE CO. Wise Spenders Shop at ENDERS BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN Open Daily 9:30 to 5:30 Monday and Friday 9:30 to 9:00 WA 6-5145 Compliments of RIMES and HILDEBRAND STATE STREET ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN 127 Compliments of the KOFFEE KUP RESTAURANTS STEVENSVILLE—BARODA MICHIGAN U-C SALES COMPANY Specializing In Aluminum Siding and Awnings GA 9-9871 SCOTTDALE, MICHIGAN Compliments of TUCKER'S FISHERIES 625 W. Main BENTON HARBOR. MICHIGAN WA 5-5461 FETKE'S High School and College Style Specialists ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN Compliments of ROLL-BRITE FINISHING CO. Job Tumbling and Supplies BARODA, MICHIGAN Congratulations, Class of '63 BILL NIQUE CHEVROLET BRIDGMAN, MICHIGAN Congratulations to the Class of '63 BILLI JACOBSON SCHOOL OF DANCING STEVENSVILLE, MICHIGAN Congratulations to the Class of 1963 RINGO SUPER MARKET BARODA MICHIGAN 28 Compliments of the BRIDGMAN OFFICE of Buchanan Federal Savings and Loan Association TELEPHONE BUILDING PHONE 465-5500 NYE'S STANDARD SERVICE Atlas Batteries and Tires BARODA, MICHIGAN J. DE FAY The Exclusive Cleaners and Dyers Quality Cleaning of Distinction GA 9-3858 HO 5-5862 Congrats, Class of 1963 JONES REAL ESTATE 2608 Niles Ave. ST. JOSEPH. MICH. YU 3-3996 Sales—Rentals—Appraisals Since 1948 MORRIS H. JONES Compliments of PETONE'S PATIO BAR-B-Q Redarrow Highway ST. JOSEPH. MICHIGAN OLLIES WOMEN'S APPAREL 304 State Street YU 3-6366 ST. JOSEPH. MICHIGAN Compliments of EITEL'S BAKERY Fairplane Plaza BENTON HARBOR. MICHIGAN Congratulations to the Class of '63 ANSTEY FOUNDRY CO. Gray Iron—Semi-Steel and Alloyed Iron Castings GA 9-3229 STEVENSVILLE, MICHIGAN 129 NEW PRODUCTS CORPORATION We Are Not Sent Into This World to Do Anything Into Which We Cannot Put Our Heart. John Ruskin BENTON HARBOR MICHIGAN 130 . . If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed, ye shall say unto this mountain, Remove hence to yonder place; and it shall remove; and nothing shall be impossible unto you. Matthew 17:20 We wish for you: FAITH in God FAITH in yourself FAITH in the principles of individual responsibility and com- petitive enterprise on which our great nation was built—and the COURAGE to build solidly and continuously on this foundation. V M CORPORATION BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN AUTO SPECIALTIES MANUFACTURING CO. Congratulations and Best Wishes to You, the Seniors of the Class of '63 ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN YU 3-2521 132 Congratulations, Seniors NELSON'S V S HOME CENTER BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN HENRY'S HAMBURGERS FAIRPLAIN PLAZA BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN 133 avery 6 longacre Compliments of “9itce C tAei- BRIDGMAN Downtown SUPPLY CO. BENTON HARBOR, ST. JOSEPH Phone WA 6-7704 HO 5-5444 BRIDGMAN. MICHIGAN The Employees of the CORPORATION IN THE TWIN CITIES AREA Extend Their Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Lalceshore High School Graduating Class of 1963 As quality is a must in our RCA Whirlpool Home Appliances, it is also a necessity in your education. Continue your education, by attending the college of your choice. CITY PLUMBING COMPANY, INC. Plumbing — Heating — Ventilating St. Joseph, Michigan YU 3-2422 Plumbing, Heating, and YU 3-3772 Air-Conditioning Contractors 407 STATE STREET 134 LAKESHORE LANES STEVENSVILLE, MICHIGAN First in his class. Compliments of Distributed and Bottled BOYD FUNERAL HOME HO 5-1234 HO 5-4488 BRIDGMAN MICHIGAN by the Coca-Cola Company ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN Ditto. ABC GENERAL MACHINE TOOL Arthur and Alfred Kasewurm 135 Fairplain Plaza Congratulations to Class of '63 PLAZA ENCO SERVICE STATION M-139 BENTON HARBOR. MICHIGAN Compliments and Best Wishes From the DEY BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME WEST ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN KNIEBES MUSIC MART Everything in Music Best Wishes to the Pianos Organs Class of '63 Band Instruments JOHN DE VRIES Records Music INSURANCE AGENCY 418 STATE ST. ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN 136 Congratulations, Seniors of 1963 from MODERN PLASTICS CORPORATION BENTON HARBOR MICHIGAN the old fashion way is still the best! hey! you down there . . . 138 kay rennhack beautiful mike ferri sue westhauser, jamie walton, kay rennhack, diane myer 141 MIN. j 'u: fWf VISITORS HOME Autographs 150 Autographs 151 % OOKi TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made « | % 0 M