Lakeshore High School - Driftwood Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1964 volume:

This page is given in memoriam to Mrs. Faye Klackle who has served on the board of education for four years, and has been an asset to our school as well as our com- munity. Everybody who knew her will never forget what a wonderful and pleasant person she was. Our deepest appreciation goes out to her for all that she has done to make our school the school it is today. r 1964 DRIFTWOOD Advisors Mrs. Wyse Miss McGeath Editor-in-Chief Sue Westhauser Assistant Editor Carole Merrill Photo Co-Ordinator Jamie Walton Business Manager Darlene Essig Layout Editor Gretchen Meyerink Assistant Layout Barb Holben Copy Chief Ruth Rutz Activities Editor Judy Bryant Assistant Activities Jerry Page-wood Sports Editor _____________ Russ Bergemann Assistant Sports _____________ Dave Bartz Art Editor _________ Bill Ceseroni Photographer Allan Reimers Advertising Manager __________ Cheryl Beran Assistant Advertising --------- Chris Sizer Production Manager Donna Schoenfelder Sales and Distribution Sue Janca I L A K E S H O R E ----------1'' ..- High School Mr. Guse is this choice for the annual's dedication. We have chosen him because we feel that he has remained faithful to our school through- out the history of Lakeshore and has led our school in its spirit of whole- someness and education. School would not be the same without his beaming smile and booming voice. Coach Guse graduated from Benton Harbor High School and from Western Michigan University. He started coaching in 1940 at New Troy and Buchannan and then served 4 years in the Army Signal Corps. While in the army, he traveled through England, France, Luxembourg and Germany. After being discharged from the army, he renewed his coaching career at New Troy and then came to Lakeshore in 1957. Coach Guse's comments on Lakeshore are that he hopes our students will retain their high ideals and standards, because a large percentage of our graduates will remain in this area and be the leaders of tomorrow. 4 That's all right, it'll heal. 5 A sociable fella. INDEX ac mtmsTraf on 8-7 facu ty 0- 9 exchange program 20-2 board of education 22-23 admtn sfraf on 2H-26 ac9 y t es sports freshmen sophomores ju v ors sen ors ao s 30 S9 80-8 86-73 7 i - O 02 - 09 O - 3 Y 38 - The 'Principal' part of our school's administration, Mr. Bickford, greets us each morning on the announcements. His unique style and personality have made him popular with the students in the short year he's been here. Both of these pictures sym- bolize the communication a principal must have for good administration. The micro- phone symbolizes student- teacher communications, and the telephone symbolizes par- ent-school relationships. 8 Mr. Olmstead is new at the job of superintendent this year, having been moved up from the position of principal at Lakeshore High School last year. Mr. Olmstead attended college at Michigan Tech, and Northern Michigan College. He states that he likes to remember his coaching days and college days in general. Mr. Olmstead's guiding hand has meant a lot to the senior class of this year and we're sure to appreciate it as we go out on our own. 9 Males the same The Bull roars Ohm are you directing Miss Watts? MR. GLENN ARTER M.A. Western Michigan University Chemistry, Physics MR. GLENN GRONER B.S. Michigan State University Biology MR. DONALD MYERS B.S. Ferris State College Biology, Physical Science 12 MR. ROLAND BOSSENBROECK B.A. Calvin College Mathematics MR. THOMAS PORTER B.S. Michigan State University Mathematics MRS. DOROTHY MILLER B.A. Hillsdale College English, Latin MRS. JEAN MORRISON M.A. Western Michigan University English MRS. NATALIE HUTSON B.A. Western Michigan University English Speech MRS. ARLENE STOVER B.A. Michigan State University English MR. WALTER LANGBEIN Stud ien professor Oberrealschule Lichtenfels, Germany MR ROBERT FEU M.A. Western Michigan University Social Studies MR. ROBERT J. GREENDONNER B.A. Olivet College Social Studies 15 MR. CHARLES BENSON B A. Michigan State University Social Studies B.M.E.—M.M. Northwestern Michigan University Band MISS MIKEL McGEATH B.A. Western Michigan University Librarian B.A. Albion College M.S. University of Michigan English, Art 16 B.S. Western Michigan Industrie! Arts MR. CHARLES WOODWARD B.S. Western Michigan Industrial Arts MR. WILLIAM WILSON M.A. Michigan State 17 MRS. ELAINE McCRAITH M.S. Michigan State University Home Economics, Psychology MRS. LOU ANN SHANE MRS. MILDRED HAMBLEN B.A. University of Kentucky Business Education B.S. Western Michigan University Business Education 18 MRS. YVONNE MERRILL M A Western Michigan University English, Home Economics MRS. JEAN JACKSON State Teachers College Minot, North Dakota Girls' Physical Education MR. ARTHUR GUSE B.S. Western Michigan University Physical Education 19 Mr. Langbein, this year, is our exchange German teacher. H e is taking the place of Mr. Adams while he enjoys a year's stay, teaching in Germany. Mr. Langbein is married and has two children. We all have enjoyed Mr. Langbein stay- ing with us this year and hope he has enjoyed us half as much. 20 Rainer Juchheim, our ex- change student this year, is from Dortmund, Germany. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Werner Juchheim but while he is in the United States his host family is the Gene Hogansons. Rainer, a senior, is also in his 12th year of school in Germany. While he may miss the little squabbles of his 1 brother and 2 sisters I'm sure Mike and Terry make up for it. We were very pleased to have Rainer stay with us this year and I hope he sincerely enjoyed his visit. L. to r.: The Dog, Mike, Mr. Hoganson, Rainer, Terry, Mrs. Hoganson. Full-fledged American Boy! A Happy Two-some!?! 22 Education 23 When asked what he wanted said about him in the yearbook Mr. Lambert replied, I came, I saw, I was conquered. Actually he helped others conquer their problems even though this great task seems un- conquerable at times. Students are also helped in planning their future edu- cations and in solving school problems by our excellent assistant counselor, Mr. Ap- plebaum. 24 Mr. Roger Petrie is the smiling business manager who tries to keep our school system's books in the black. Caroline White is Mr. Petrie's assistant. All of the things she does help to keep the business office running smoothly and ef- ficiently. 25 Cooks and Mrs. Nye, chief dietician, leads her staff in another day's food preparation. 28 To our custodians (better known as George, Rich, Herb and George) goes the credit for our neat, well-kept school and grounds. They are here to open the school in the morning and to close it up in the evening — all clean and ready for the next day's work. Many, many thanks to them for the unquestioning (?) assist- ance while we decorate for dances and the many other things that they do for us. Custodians 29 iNaanis The band prepares fcr one of its grand entrances at the beginning of a halftime show and then takes a final bow for another great show. They march for more than football games, the biggest march being the Blossom Parade. If anyone likes to take concentrated fifty mile hikes, then one should join the marching band. 32 They are no Picassos but they can twirl a baton even if it means a black eye for Drum Majorette Ruth Rutz. The Majorettes do a big job for the band as its spice for shows and parades. Head majorette Jacky Arndt leads her majorettes through a gay romp on their horses dur- ing one of the halftime shows. The majorettes are Jacky Arndt, Dawn Zeiger, Nancy Sumner, Mary Sue Bender, Nancy Hen- drix, and Sherri Shinske. 33 Driftwood Staff Left—The annual staff it shown in a rare moment of levity—and, naturally, feeding their faces. Below—This picture shows the annual staff in its usual pose, working hard to give the school the best possible yearbook. Right—This year, the annual, besides the yearbook and ad sales, has earned money in a new way by sponsoring a Hootenanny. 36 Drifter Staff Lakeshore's Drifter staff has done a fine job this year; adding many new sections to their paper. Among the featured attractions were real live actual pictures. The brains of The Drifter (editors), spend many long hours at work. 37 Future Farmers of America There are many Hard-working clubs at Lakeshore and one of the hardest working is the Future Farmers of America. It is not unusual to hear the morning announcements filled with news of F.F.A. projects and work teams. Selling Christmas trees was one of the F.F.A.'s projects, but they have done much more, and won many prizes. 38 Future Secretaries Club Future Secretaries Club members learn by doing work they will be doing in the future. They also learn from the experi- ences of others through the club's many outside speakers and activities. 39 Secretarial Club The Secretarial Club members are the girls we see bounding around the halls collecting attendance slips and doing other important jobs for the teachers. They save teachers a lot of work and gain much exper- ience by doing so. 40 Future Medies Club As we can see here, the Future Medics is one of the school's largest clubs. Although future nurses seem to out- number future doctors, the club holds interest for all. 'Service is what she sells' although from the Future Medics service is free and their password. 41 Science Club Science Club members are all aproned and ready for work on their next project. Maybe they will invent their own rocket. 42 Industrial Arts Club WHAP BANG Bzzzz is the special language of Industrial Arts members. Most members are veterans of our in- dustrial arts course at school, though members occasionally complain of a hammered thumb. 43 Future Homemakers of America Believe it or not—these mem- bers of the Future Homemakers club are watching a hair dem- onstration. In this picture, the Future Homemakers show one way they learn dress habits—with models. However the models don't usually stand as still as this one. 44 The officers of the Future Homemakers lead the club on one of its many and varied field trips. The German Club has been very active this year, due to the fact that we have both a German exchange student and a German exchange teacher. All members of the club have had at least one year of German and only German is spoken at the meetings. On® of th« favorite activities of the German club is viewing pictures of Ger- many, which are both educational and enjoyable. 45 Student Council Our school's governing body, the Student Council, has grown this year to accommodate for the growth in classes. They do a great many services for the students. A private joke among Council members is that of a new name for the Council; the Stockman Student Council, (note that there are three Stockmans, Dave, Linda, and Steve on the Council). 46 Girls' Athletic Association These pictures show an unusual pose for the members of the Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation. Usually they are seen bouncing around the gym playing basketball, volleyball and other sports. The purpose of the G.A.A. is to promote good health and fun for girls at Lakeshore. 47 Letterman’s Club These Varsity athletes make up the Lettermen's Club membership. The pur- pose of the club is to promote athletics in our school. One of the club's projects this year was to sell Lakeshore mega- phones and sweatshirts. Gee, I want one too.4 48 National Honor Society Citizenship, scholarship, leadership, and service are the four qualifications these students met when chosen for National Honor Society membership. They are proud of this honor, naturally, and can often be seen wearing their emblem. 49 Future Teachers Club Some students might be inclined to label the FTA the Future Slave Drivers. But the club members' future occupation is truly a worthy one. One of the club's projects was its Fish Pond at the Winter Carnival. Here we see a young- ster gaily fishing for goodies. Key Club Lakeshore's best dressed men can be found at the Key Club is also one of the hardest working clubs in Key Club meetings, our school. The When the Key Club goes to work on one of its many community and school service projects, they no longer look like the most eligible bachelors, but they begin to look like the hard workers they really are. 51 Debate Club Keen minds, quick wits, public speaking ability and much work go into debate. These debaters are profi- cient in all of these. 52 Organizational Directory BAND President—Jerry Catania Vice President—Donna Schoenfelder Secretary and Treasurer—Sue Westhauser Advisor—Mr. Lesser DRIFTER Editor-in-chief—Gary Eisner News editor—Jennifer Sizer Sports editor—Chuck Messal Society editor—Linda Deetjen Miscellaneous—Joan Garland Advisor—Mr. Applebaum FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President— Leroy Totzke Vice President—Bruce Baron Secretary—Dale Nye Treasurer— Ron Nitz Reporter—Albert Barbott Sentinel— Terry Kriel Advisor—Mr. Wilson FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA President— Pat Bradley Vice President—Barbara Schadler Secretary— Pam Cupp Treasurer—Alice Perigen Advisors—Mrs. Merrill and Mrs. McCraith FUTURE MEDICS CLUB President—Diane Myers Vice President— Darlene Essig Secretary—Veronica Letrich Treasurer—Joanne Bobinski Advisors—Mrs. Stover and Mr. Groner FUTURE SECRETARIES OF AMERICA President— Ruth Bender Vice President—Jayme Myers Secretary—Janis Johns Treasurer—Carole Merrill Advisors—Mrs. Hamblen and Mrs. Shane FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President—Marilyn Andres Vice President— Bill Newmiller Secretary—Jackie Arndt Treasurer—Brenda House Advisor—Mr. Porter GERMAN CLUB President—David Arndt Vice President—Pal Summers Secretary and Treasurer—Jackie Arndt Advisors—Mrs. Miller and Mr. Langbein GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President—Tina Perron Vice Presidents—Eileen Rick and Pat Swikowski Secretary—Sally Davidson Treasurer— Linda Deetjen Social Chairman—Jamie Walton Historian—Lynn Reifschneider Advisor—Mrs. Jackson INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB President—Jack Peapples Vice President—Russ Feltner Secretary—Rick Ott Treasurer—Dick Shaus Advisors—Mr. Silas and Mr. Woodward KEY CLUB President—Dick Shaus Vice President—Larry Stewart Secretary—Steve Jewell Treasurer—Kent Adams Advisor—Mr. Applebaum LETTERMEN'S CLUB President—Charles MacAdam Vice President— Bill Cesaroni Secretary and Treasurer—Pat McCalla Advisor—Mr. Arter NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President—Charles MacAdam Vice President—Dave Bartz Secretary—Carol Reinhardt Treasurer—Deanna Stream Advisor—Mrs. Dorothy Miller SCIENCE CLUB President— Bill Newmiller Vice President— Ron Both Secretary—Linda Kaseworm Treasurer—Patsy Keltner Advisor—Mr. Bossenbroeck SECRETARIAL CLUB President—Peggy Fowler Vice President—Sally Wilson Secretary and Treasurer—Linda Smikle Advisors—Mrs. Hamblen and Mrs. Shane STUDENT COUNCIL President—Dave Stockman Vice President—Jamie Walton Secretary—Linda Stockman Treasurer—Mary Huebner Advisor—Mr. Fell 53 Seniors win first prize Winter Carnival Second prize, snatched by Sophomores 54 YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman Penny Sycamore Donna Schoenfelder Grandpa Vanderhof Jack Feare Paul Sycamore Jack Peapples Ed Carmical Carl Leatherwood Essie Carmical . Judy Bryant Mr. DePinna ................... — . Rick Ast Mr. Kolenkhov _________________ - Gary Eisner Rheba Barbara Francis Donald Dennis Sexton Olga Katrina ... Gretchen Myerink Alice Sycamore Veronica Letrich Tony Kirby Kent Adams Mrs. Kirby Ruth Rutz Mr. Kirby Jeremy Page-wood Gay Wellington Evelyn Covington G Man ................... Leroy Totzke G Man Dave Stockman G Man Don Lindberg Mr. Henderson Don Johnson Student Director Chris Sizer Director Mrs. Hutson 56 T h e G r a s s H a r P by Truman Capote SENIOR PLAY CAST Verina Talbo Barbara Holben Dolly Talbo Barbara Francis Catherin Ruth Rutz Collin Carl Leatherwood Maude Riordan Judy Bryant Baby Love Dallas Donna Schoenfelder Judge Charlie Cool Dennis Sexton Morris Ritz Rick Ast Baker's Wife Veronica Letrich Postmaster Reiner Jucheim Barber Leroy Totzke Reverend Jeremy Page-wood Reverend's Wife Gretchen Myerink Sheriff Glen Ransom Choir Mistress Janet Tretheway Brophy Jerry Catania Big Eddie Stover Gary Eisner Student Director Kent Adams 57 Don't move, I got you covered. King and Queen of the West. Our medical staff. The Bird? She walks, she talks, she talks . . . Look, there goes one. Watch that skate, don't slip. Ooh those wormsl 59 Our Coaches MR. MYERS, Freshman Basketball MR. SILAS, Junior Varsity Football MR. FOLKERT, Junior Varsity Basketball MR. WOODS, Baseball MR. BENSON, Junior Varsity Football MR. CAMPBELL, Varsity Basketball and Assistant Football MR. GUSE, Athletic Director MR. ARTEN, Varsity Football and Track 62 L. to r., FRONT ROW: D. Johnson, D. Nye, P. McCalla, E. Hurbanis, D. Bartz, D. Stockman. ROW 2: E. Zemke, F. Zink, R. Seal, M. Ferris, G. Ransom, L Hendrix. ROW 3: Coach R. Campbell, C. Burandt, K. Markstrom, S. Jewell, M. Hoganson, R. Bergmann, R. Ast, Coach G. Arter. ROW 4: Manager B. Binda, S. Sacha, B. Cesaroni, C. MacAdam, B. Benben, L. Stewart, B. Baron. VARSITY FOOTBALL COACHES OUR CO-CAPTAINS BILL CESARONI RUSS BERGEMANN DAVE BARTZ DAVE STOCKMAN 64 LEROY HENDRIX DON JOHNSON MIKE HOGANSON EMIL HURBANIS RICK AST KEITH MARKSTROM GLENN RANSOM BOB BENBEN 66 CHARLES MacADAM PAT McCALLA MIKE FERRIS BRUCE BARON Lancers Battle 0-0 Tie 1963 Homecoming Queen, Diane Myers. OUR QUEEN 68 for Homecoming V for Victory First 0-0 tie in the history of Lakeshore. Juniors win first prize for Homecoming float. 69 Closing in on a Bison. Waiting for the call. Pregame activity. Lancers punt out of trouble. Shamrocks stopped again! 71 Neither rain, nor sleet, nor snow can stop the Lancers. TOP ROW: W. Shaffer, R. Wendzel, D. Sandman, S. Whitright, T. Rice, K. Seel. H. Winnell. SECOND ROW: Coach Benson, J. Greathouse, D. Deja, M. DelAAariani, G. Forrester, T. Anderson, J. Dadan, H. Novotny, Coach Silas. THIRD ROW: B. Diehl, R. Jervis, R. Both, A. McAdams, D. Ransom, M. Varney, B. Forrester. KNEELING: L. Baginski, S. Stockman, J. Ott, C. Batchelor, D. Arend, L. Rimeland, J. Connor, J. Ott. JUNIOR VARSITY COACHES Mr. Benson and Mr. Silas 72 Cheerleaders JV Cheerleaders, Cheryl Rimes, Pam Cupp, Linda Stockman, Varsity Darla Reitz Our beautiful varsity cheerleaders??? 73 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Linda Deetjen, Kay Rennhack, Diane Myers, captain Dar- la Reitz. JV CHEERLEADERS Left to right: captain Connie Ott, Pam Cupp, Linda Stockman, Cheryl Rimes. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Left to right: captain Cindy Milmine, Diane Jensen, Sharon Bengtsson, Mary Ott. Shown, I. to r., Dick Nitz, Marion Johnson, Larry Huelsberg, Mike Hoganson, Larry Stewart, Bob Benben, Larry Hacker, Bill Cesaroni, Jon Dixon, Don Lindberg, Dick Johnson, Dave Stockman, Pat McCalla, center. Coach Robin Campbell, Carl Leatherwood, manager. Don't just stand there! PAT McCALLA 78 79 Up, Boys What's Up? The Hard Way Left to right, STANDING: Coach Folkert, R. Peters, A. McAdams, R. Both, J. Demler, H. Frank, T. Anderson, B. Benson, M. Varney. KNEELING: B. Forrester, A. Ott, B. Fisder, D. Nye, M. Del Marani. JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE November 26 Lakeshore VS. South Haven T December 6 Lakeshore vs. Coloma H December 13 Lakeshore vs. Cassopolis T December 17 Lakeshore vs. Saint Joseph H January 3 Lakeshore vs. Berrien Springs H January 7 Lakeshore vs. South Haven H January 10 Lakeshore vs. Buchanan H January 17 Lakeshore vs. Brandywine T January 24 Lakeshore vs. Coloma T January 31 Lakeshore vs. Cassopolis H February 1 Lakeshore vs. Dowagiac T February 7 Lakeshore vs. Berrien Springs T February 14 Lakeshore vs. Buchanan T February 21 Lakeshore vs. Brandywine H February 25 Lakeshore vs. Saint Joseph T February 28 Lakeshore vs. Dowagiac H 82 Left to right, STANDING: Coach Myers, L. Riemland, J. Cupp, D. Arend, M. Phipps, T. Dixon, G. Spilger, R. Jervis, N. Strohl manager. KNEELING: T. Morris, R. Brown, R. Cole, P. McCalla, G. Forrester, T. Mix. FRESHMAN SCHEDULE December 5 Lakeshore VS. December 12 Lakeshore vs. December 17 Lakeshore vs. December 19 Lakeshore vs. January 9 Lakeshore vs. January 14 Lakeshore vs. January 16 Lakeshore vs. January 23 Lakeshore vs. January 30 Lakeshore vs. February 6 Lakeshore vs. February 11 Lakeshore vs. February 13 Lakeshore vs. February 20 Lakeshore vs. Coloma T Cassopolis H Benton Harbor Junior High T Berrien Springs T Buchanan T Benton Harbor High 9th H Brandywine H Coloma H Cassopolis T Berrien Springs H Niles H Buchanan H Brandywine T 83 Basebal TOP ROW: K. Adams, T. Katzback, K. Harno, S. Sadra, S. Jewell, J. Garland, R. Both, C. McAdams, A. MacAdams. SECOND ROW: M. Haganson, L. Hacker, J. Sturch, J. Feare, K. Schultz, R. Bergemann, B. Barow, F. Small, J. Kackle. THIRD ROW: G. Ransom, D. Sandman, G Coleman, L Stewart, B. Binda, B. Forrester, J. DaDan, D. Kutz, T. Reid, D. Lindberg. FOURTH ROW: R. Seele, manager, B. Shaffer, O. Hill, B. Martin, H. Frank, R. Harmson, L. Hendrix, T. Fox, D. Nitz, Coach Glenn Arter. 85 FRESH 06 MEN Treasurer: Vice President: Sponsors: Secretary President: Jim Cupp Rick Geipel Mr. Porter Mr. Benson Sue Jacobson Tom Mix 87 Dennis James Lynn Linda Ron Arend Arend Arnold Bancroft Bassett Cecil Sharon Ronald Gena Penny Dennis Batchelor Bengtsson Berndt Bishop Bishop Boldt Paul Timothy Betty Bob JoAnn Clarine Borden Bradley Brown Brown Brown Brunke Bonnie Arnold Kathy Judy Robert Sharon Buliinger Burandt Burke Carlson Cole Coleman Donald Gay Jim Conner Crossman Cupp Marianne Davidson Jack Dehring Chris Bom 88 Denita Mary Rose Thomas Pat Demler Diehl Dillard Dixon Duensing Nancy Connie Christine Christine Beth Greg Endsley Ervin Fecho Ferega Fiebich Forrester Sandra Sue Karen Rick Barbara Danny Franklin Gardner Gaul Geipel Goettler Gray Richard Graziano Darrel Joanne Hauch Hendrix Nancy Hendrix Julee Hercik 89 Larry Donald Kathryn Tim Bob Dianna Herzog Hill Hill Holden Horton House Susan Marc Diane George Janet Lynn Jacobson Jeffery Jensen Jensen Jewel Jones Carolyn Ruth Vicki Larry Jim Paulette Jordan Kasewurm Katz Keltner Kerschbaum Kerlikowske Robert Jeannie Carol Walter Mary Cratis Kerlikowske Koshik Krieger Lausman Leatherwood Lehmann 90 Barbara Leis Steve Linn Leonard Little Marilyn Lockwitz Bill Lockwitz Russell Lovely Christine Lucker Edward Maas Sherry Marutz Perry Willie Gerry Ken McCalla McCann McDannell McIntosh Diana Cindy Arthur Miller Milmine Mirey 91 Jimmy Kathy Larry Roy Kathy Jerry Ray Rice Riemland Rosier Rozinski Russell Connie Sommers Nancy Sova George Spilger Harley Stanford Wayne Stanley Jessie Stephens Robin Page-Wood Kenneth Peters Mike Phipps Nancy Pratl Bill Pschigoda Douglas Ransom Karen Rynearson Marianne Sacha Mary Sandera Winnifred Sandmann Marilyn Schaefer Patricia Schedler Mark Schermer Mike Schulz Kenneth Seel Sue Stamp Eric Smith Jim Sizer Tom Steve Marlene Niles Don Morse Stockman Strefling Strohl Swikoski N Dennis John Donita Bill Gary Mitch Stampohar Kinyon Tanner Thomson Tomlinson Varney David Connie Angela Alvin Cherrie Mary Vergot Wallenstein Walters Warner Wendzel Whelan Stan Whitright Tom Whitelaw Sheryl Wiessner Andrea Wietenan Diane Wolf Charlene Zemke Vincent Jerold Pat Zandarski Zerby Zinkil 93 SOPHOMO r Sponsors: President: Treasurer: Secretary: Vice President: Mr. Woodward Mrs. Shane Jackie Arndt Andrea Pries Sally Davidson Marc DelMariani 5 Linda Sheryl Richard Roger Tamara Gary Barker Baugher Berndt Bishop Bland Bookout Karen Gorske Deborah Borr Ronald Both Jean Gaila Linda Brunke Bucholtz Burns Ron Winfield Sharon Ball Pamela Cupp 96 Margaret Nancy Sandra William Deja Diehl Diehl Diehl Linda Linda Dan William Hans Fausak Fischbeck Fisher Forrester Frank Christine Gaunder John Garland Jerry Greathouse Judy Haney Patrick Margaret Haney Hearn Carol Hetler Daniel William Rex Elizabeth Hill Hollman Hubbard Huscher 97 Donna Peter Linda Billy Debbie Janice Mead Meyerink Miller Milliken Mort Neumann Gayle Jackson Stan Jeffery Clifford Jonatzke Kenneth Jonatzke Charlotte Klutts Kieth Kramp Lynn Kutz Dennis LaMonion Dean Layman Velda Leatherwood Kathy Litke Jim Little Edgar Lockwitz Austin MacAdams Beverly McIntosh 98 Ronald Nielsen Jerry Nitz Judy Nitz Ellen Norbey Herbert Novotony Dale Nye Diana Charles Alice Mary Roger Loren Ott Ozbim Perigen Perron Peters Peterson Jackie Gregory Andrea Dennis Joyce Pettigrew Phillips Pries Radde Ray 99 Lynn Kent Melvin Cheryl Michael Robert Reifschneider Reitz Richter Rime Ritter Robbins Craig Judy Harry Danny William Sherry Rochau Rock Rosier Sandmann Schaefer Schinske Ragena Mary Janet Schuld Searfoss Sempert Scott Beverly Cheryl Siewert Smith Sommers James Edward Bryan Linda John Dwight Stanford Stankus Steuer Stockman Tomancik Troue John Denise Daniel Vanderbuttes Varney Vergot 100 Richard Judy Wendzel White 101 102 JUNIORS Sponsors: Secretary: Treasurer: Vice President: President: Mr. Bossenbroek Mr. Wilson Marlyn Andres Joanne Bobinski Dave Searfoss Bruce Benson 103 Ramona Raymond Jeanette Marilyn 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GROCERY STORE Sheet Metal Contractors Since 1935 Everything to Wear 716 Pleasant Street Eat or Use St. Joseph, Michigan Baroda, Michigan PHONE AREA 616 983-6307 143 SANITARY CLEANERS St. Joseph, Michigan YU 3-2565 KNAAK AGENCY INCORPORATED Complete Insurance Service 608 Broad Street St. Joseph, Michigan Phone YUkon 3-1200 Insurance for Your Future GEORGE J. JAEGER AGENCY Peoples State Bank Building Downtown St. Joseph, Michigan CIdtonifjP SANITARY c ewelers BARBER SHOP Terry Berry Class Rings Keepsake Diamonds We'll take care of the Watches — Hamilton, L • ii Bulova, Girard Perrigoux hair you can spare Silver Charms Complete Line of Jewelry U.S. 12 across from Schulers Open 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Congratulations Monday thru Saturday LANCERS GA 9-9281 From Your Official Jeweler 223 State Street Congratulations, Class of '64 St. Joseph EMIL CATANIA YUkon 3-3011 144 Congratulations, Class of '64 LOEFFLER DRUGSTORE Stevensville, Michigan Our New Pharmacy Is Equipped to Serve Your Health Needs WE DELIVER GA 9-3248 STEVENSVILLE HARDWARE Sporting Goods Paints Plumbing Supplies Electrician Supplies Kitchen Utensils Model Toys Yard Tools Congratulations to Class of 1964 FUSKO'S ELECTRIC SHOP Stevensville, Michigan Compliments of HANK'S DRIVE-IN CLEVELAND — JOHN BEERS Stevensville, Michigan e ' ' si 0' N' SHOP Gifts for All Occasions Stevensville, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of 1964 From Your 100 Inter-City Bankers AAA Inter-City Bank WWW Benton Harbor, Buchanan, Baroda, Galien The bank that thinks young 145 Congratulations to Class of 1964 FRANK'S BODY SHOP Stevensville, Michigan STEVENSVILLE BEAUTY SHOP A Hair Style for Every Woman Congratulations to the Class of '64 BILLIE JACOBSON SCHOOL OF DANCING Stevensville, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of '64 KUSCHEL AGENCY, INC. 2900 Niles Avenue St. Joseph Insurance and Real Estate VYU-XadijA Shoppx Foundations, Lingerie Hosiery and Accessories 133 East Main Street Benton Harbor, Michigan For Your Lovely Things Best Wishes to the Class of '64 LOUIS M. W. WEBER BRUCE WEBER Insurance and Real Estate St. Joseph, Michigan Phone SA 9-2763 FUNERAL HOME 2506 Niles Avenue St. Joseph, Michigan Compliments of COLORLAND PAINT AND WALLPAPER Let us mix any color you need Quality Paint Precision Mixed 179 Pipestone Benton Harbor WA 5-1613 146 NELSON'S V S HOME CENTER Benton Harbor, Michigan ’-L-OOC P! Pt 'T Isf . 'V=f. Glenlord Road Stevensville, Michigan PHONE GA 9-3205 Armstrong’s—Sold Seal Goodyear—Mohawk Inlaid—Floor Tile—Wall Tile Wool Carpeting DEAN STANDARD The Annual Staff wishes to express FLOOR COVERINGS its sincere thanks to all of the ad- vertisers who made the publication U.S. 12 HARBERT, MICHIGAN of this book possible. Phone Lakeside 8201 124 Water Street BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN Dial WA 5-4882 Free Estimates 147 GREEN'S JEWELRY Artcarved — Diamonds — Bluebird Watches — Watch Repair Engravings — Trophies Engravings — Trophies Charms 322 State Street St. Joseph, Michigan OLLIES WOMEN'S APPAREL 304 State Street YU 3-3996 St. Joseph, Michigan Best Wishes to the Class of '64 JOHN DE VRIES INSURANCE AGENCY St. Joseph, Michigan DEL'S FORD SALES, INC. Del always sells for less Bridgman, Michigan Compliments of _ ®7Wh i_ PRODUCTS, INC. Bridgman, , Michigan 148 FOR FRIENDLY FINANCING THINK BANK FARMERS and MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Benton Harbor Fairplain Plaza Bridgman Stevensville Member F.D.l.C. House of David GRANDE VISTA MOTEL on Red Arrow Highway • l mi. North of 1-94 Stevensville 4-way Intersection Spacious Rooms Attached Garages Kitchenettes Reasonable Rates Telephone GA 9-3501 Compliments of Compliments of JERRY'S GLENLORD ROLLIES STANDARD GULF SERVICE U.S. 12 and Glenlord Stevensville Phone GA 9-9172 GArden 9-9175 149 THE NEWS PALLADIUM, Benton Harbor THE HERALD PRESS St. Joseph and WHFB WHFB-FM Giving Southwestern Michigan the Finest in News and Entertainment. MILLER EQUIPMENT Buick Sales and Service Baroda, Michigan HO 5-6933 T ave 'd ALL ★ SPORTS (just for the fun of it) SPORTING GOODS MEN'S WEAR Bridgman, Michigan Phone HO 5-4433 PARRETT BUSINESS MACHINES CO. 74 Wall St. Phone 925-7073 Benton Harbor, Michigan ROYAL TYPEWRITERS, NEW, USED AND RENTALS. Sales and Service KNIEBES MUSIC MART Everything in music Pianos Organs Band Instruments Records Music 418 State St. St. Joseph, Michigen LAKESHORE DRAFTING State Street, St. Joseph, Michigan Artist Supplies Surveying Equipment Congratulations to the Class of '64 WHITCOMB HOTEL St. Joseph, Michigan COURTESY FLOWER SHOP Teleflora Wire Service BERNADINE NASH Proprietor Lake Street Bridgman, Michigan SIMS SIMS BARBER SHOP Specialize in all types of haircut+ing Free Parking 1801 Lakeshore Drive St. Joseph Phone 983-5208 Congrats, Class of 1964 JONES REAL ESTATE 2608 Niles Ave. St. Joseph YU 3-3996 Sales — Rentals — Appraisals Since 1948 MORRIS H. JONES 151 PETONE'S PATIO BAR-B-Q AND PIZZA Specialize in Italian Food Red Arrow Highway St. Joseph, Michigan Compliments of HOUSE OF DAVID GREENHOUSES Lakeshore Drive St. Joseph, Michigan Say it with Flowers Compliments of Compliments of BRIDGMAN OFFICE SCHRADER'S of SUPER MARKET Buchanan Federal Savings 106 E. Mars Street and Loan Association Berrien Springs, Michigan Telephone Building PHONE 465-5500 It’s a fabulous Zale diamond America's Largest Jeweler BENTON HARBOR MICHIGAN 152 An aim in life is the only fortune worth finding. Robert Louis Stevenson 153 MODERN PLASTICS CORPORATION Benton Harbor, Michigan BRIDGMAN PLUMBING HEATING Free Estimates Good Service at Stoplite Corner Lake Street and U.S. 12 Bridgman, Michigan Call Us or Stop in BRIDGMAN PRINTING COMPANY Distinctive Printing Bridgman, Michigan Let Us Fill Your Prescription Priced Right — Filled Right KNAAK PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE Rexall Guarantees Quality Discounts Prices D. C. HADLEY A. C. FREITAS Bridgman Compliments of BARODA SERVICE STORE Baroda, Michigan Phone HO 5-5374 Compliments of CHUCK'S ZEPHYR STATION Baroda, Michigan HO 5-3654 NYE S STANDARD SERVICE Atlas Batteries and Tires Baroda, Michigan SUNDAY'S SHOP Items From A to Z Package Drugs and Gifts Baroda, Michigan 154 NEW PRODUCTS CORPORATION Show me a thoroughly satisfied man — and I will show you a failure. — Thomas A. Edison Benton Harbor, Michigan 155 Congratulations to the Class of 1964 PARAMOUNT DIE CASTING COMPANY St. Joseph, Michigan SUBSIDIARY OF TALON, INCORPORATED THOMPSON'S SUPER MARKET Baroda, Michigan HO 5-1294 156 RIMES AND HILDEBRAND State Street St. Joseph, Michigan Make this your Store. Congratulations to Class of '64 GRAU'S SUPER MARKET Stevensville, Michigan SA 9-3553 Congratulations to the Class of '64 ERNIE'S MEAT MARKET Stevensville, Michigan GA 9-3543 Congratulations to the Class of '64 SOPHISTICATED LADY Stevensville, Michigan CLARI BEL DAMASKE Congratulations to Class of 1964 Restaurant — Caterers Your Hosts JAMES SIMMONS — WM. BANCROFT Forward Ever, Backward Never Congratulations to the Class of '64 METAL PROCESSOR'S, INC. John Beers Road Stevensville, Michigan Phone GA 9-3151 Compliments of LAKESHORE FOOD MARKET Lakeshore Drive and 1-94 Stevensville, Michigan 157 HUDSON REAL ESTATE SHERILL E. HUDSON Realtor Congratulations to Residential Commercial Class of 1964 Industrial ARTHUR AND ALFRED Office Phone WAlnut 6-8225 KASEWURM Stevensville Branch GArden 9-3292 Coloma Branch HOward 8-6362 ABC General Machine and Tool and 1724 Colfax Avenue Benton Harbor, Michigan Electro-Beam Corporation Compliments of BELLA VILLA MOTEL HOWARD AND MARGARET HIGGINS Stevensville, Michigan PHONE GArden 9-3218 Best Wishes to the Class of 1964 DEFORD'S TILE Stevensville, Michigan PHONE GA 9-9521 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 '64 TROOST BROS. FURNITURE Furniture and Carpet Specialists Interior Decorator Service 401-5 State Street St. Joseph, Michigan Great Drink ... wasn't it r Bottled and Distributed by the COCA-COLA COMPANY St. Joseph, Michigan 159 When a man succeeds, he does it in spite of everybody, and not with the assistance of everybody. E. W. HOWE V-M CORPORATION Benton Harbor, Michigan Compliments of COMSTOCK HARDWARE 2523 Niles Avenue St. Joseph, Michigan HELAINE'S Smart Women's Apparel 74 West Main Street Benton Harbor 160 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. James Walton Dr. and Mrs. James Wyse Drs. Robert and George Ticknor Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kasewurm Judt's Upholstering Home Furnishing Store Henry's Home Bakery Roti Motors Neuchterlein Camera Shop Main Restaurant Van Osdal Insurance Dee Color Laboratories Mr. Gerald Howard Mrs. Harriet Myerink Mr. Bill Nitz Mr. Walter Nitz Mr. Arthur Risch Mr. Ben Nye Mrs. Joseph Klackle 161 162 164 165 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Arr Taylor-made