Lakeshore High School - Driftwood Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1965 volume:

LAKESH ORE When you think of a high school, what do you see? This is the picture that comes to me: A high school is people—teenagers and all. It's assemblies and classes, and a rush in the hall. It's panic at grade cards; it's red and white It's thrills and excitement that never grows trite Suspense fills the hallways, and rivalry's keen All yearn for a scholarship; who will be the Queen? A high school means projects and clubs with their fun, And everyone working till all tasks are done; Tense moments at ball games—will we win or not? That Fightin' Lancer spirit means more than we thought. What is a high school? What is its story? We've told it here in all of its glory! HIGH SCHOOL STAFF Editor Barbara Gast Assistant Jerry Nitz Layout Karen Kolberg Assistant Mike Ritter Business Carole Nielsen Captions Marilyn Andres Jennifer Sizer Chris Dawn Activities Andy Pries Dick Petzke Art Patrice Gaunder Greg Phillips Photographer Allan Reimers Assistants Ron Nielsen Dale Bryant Ad Manager Joyce Geipel Assistant Mary Searfoss Photo Coordinator Tina Perron Assistant Sally Davidson Sports Editor Dale Nye Assistants Dawn Zeiger Nancy Ball Sherry Schinske Sales Distribution Bob Martin Assistants Diana Essig Mary Huebner John Kinyon Dara McTague Heike Seelig D R I F T W O 0 D 1 9 6 5 2 INDEX Memorial „ 3 Dedication 4 Administration 6 Faculty 9 Seniors ___________________________ 26 Exchange Students 56 Juniors 62 Sophomores 70 Freshmen 80 Activities 90 Sports 116 Advertisements 152 IN MEMORIAM f To the Eternal Memory of BRYAN STEUER We cannot say— And we will not say That he is dead He is just a way. With a cheery smile And a wave of the hand He has wandered into An unknown land. Think of him still as the same, I say, He is not dead— He is just away. 3 DEDICATION Mr. Lesser is this year's selection for the annual's dedication. We have chosen him because he has kept up the band and school spirit and led them to many victories. We wouldn't be the same without his smile and witty jokes. Maestro Lesser graduated from Northwestern University, in Illinois, in 1948, with M.M. and B.M.E. degrees. We are proud to dedicate the annual to such a worthy and talented director. 5 Please Mrs. Foune, I'd rather do it myself. Superintendent MR. OLMSTEAD Superintendent Mr. Olmstead's job is that of working with the students, faculty, and parents in the Lakeshore School System. To show his interest in further education, Mr. Olmstead is now working on his doctorate. 6 JOHN THIELE BOARD OF EDUCATION •• • Jff® OTTO KERCSHBAUM Mr. Ben Nye was not present at the time of photos 7 Principal MR. BICKFORD Principal O.K., who hiested my watch? Mr. Bickford's main concern is the students and faculty and their functions in the High School. He has received his Masters degree from Michigan State University and has worked previously in Jack- son, Michigan. 8 TEACHERS + STUDENTS = WORK |Q MRS. McCRAITH—Psychology and Family Living All right you guys, get out there and fight. MR. OLIN Oops! It broke. I'll volunteer. MR. WOODWARD-Mechanical Drawing That's right, thumb first. MR SILAS—Metal Shop Alright, you guys! MR. GREENDONNER-History MR. ADAMS—German That's our destination. II MR. BOSSENBROCK-Math MRS. HARVEY-English This is how you do it. Anything funny? 12 MRS. SHANE—Bookkeeping Come on, get in here! How should I know.' MR. STOUFFER —English MR. ARTER—Science You're running I All right get busy. | 3 MRS. STOVER—English MRS. D. MILLER —Latin-English You don't conjugate nouns! Try a positive 5x.' Not another pass.' MRS. N. MILLER-Math MRS. JACKSON—Physical Education ’ Look, a germ! MR. MYERS—Science MR. RANTHUM-Science Planning, Mr. Chubb? MR. CHUBB-Wood Shop IS Candy bar sales are up this year. MR. PORTER—Mathematics MRS. HAMBLEN—Business Education Who's that character? MISS McGEATH—Librarian Once upon a time . . . 17 MRS. GREENDONNER-librarian 18 You (?) want to go to college. MR. APPLEBAUM—Guidance 19 Secretaries 'Oh goody, it balanced! ' Mr. Petrie Keep up with never ending office work. 20 Mrs. Kavanaugh, Mrs. White, Mrs. Foune, Mrs. Walton See, it easy.' 21 President—BILL NEWMILLER 22 SENIORS Vice-President—DAVE SEARFOSS Secretary—MARILYN ANDRES Treasurer—AVIS ERICSON Sponsors—MR. BOSSENBROEK MR. WILSON Hale trtxman 24 alutatnrian 25 SENIORS Marilyn Andres the FINAL Dennis Arndt 26 Jeanette Andrews REACH Doris Ball CROSSROADS Lester Baugher Larry Bengtsson Albert Barbott Bruce Benson 27 Someone paging me? Anders Berg 28 Helmut Bredigkeit Ronald Butcher Vickey Burtzloff Sharon Chvila Barbara Conklin Kathy Bullinger Mary Lou Cox Where's your school spirit, Vickey? 29 Steve Brown Diana Essig 31 What!!? Praying Thomas Fox 32 Larry Friesen Patrice Gaunder public school I? Sharon Gast It's highway robbery! protests Bob, but Barb and Dale haul in the money. Barbara Gast 33 Brenda House Georgianna Hucko Gary Horton Stephen Jewell Mark Jones Patricia Kaley WHAT happened??? Linda Kasewurm Mary Huebner Lloyd Hughes Pleasant dreams, Patsy. Sandra Jewell Dick Johnson Patsy Keltner Scott Kendzora Darlene Kiel 37 the light grey hair. Karen Kolberg Terry Kriel Irene Koshik Irene not doing homework! Harry Lausman It's past my bedtime. Keith Layman Vernon Kugle Dean Kutz Barbara Lausman Dara McTague 41 Robert Mihalik Physics, you s«y? John Nedoba Sussigkeit in der Deutschstunde??? William Newmiller Sandra Mort Douglas Nitz Ronald Nitz Working (?) on the float. HANGIIII Carole Nielsen Edward Niedbala Sharon Nitz Kristina Perron 44 Time So Do the Richard Petzke Kathi Orr Passes — Seniors Terry Pffiger Ronald Ott John Piersing Dana Plonkey Dallas Osborn Paul Plumley Jacqueline Poole Beverly Ratter Allan Reimers Greek mythology is so interesting! Cleo Reams Darla Reitz 47 Alan Ritter She's got it—that Maclean's smile! 48 Is this guy for real? Jerry Ruff Judy Schmaltz 49 54 Roger Zilke Our hard-working (??) teachers. OUR (??) team???? Me in it too?? I say! What's going on here??? Barbara!! NOT water pis- tols in library!?! Well, you have to be different some- times!!! ABSOLUTELY NO, Bill! The test on War and Peace IS today!! Sometimes school is SO de- pressing . . . NAME: Anders Berg ADDRESS: Limnas Gard Guldsmedshyttan, Sweden ONE BROTHER: Eric, 19 ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Key Club, Student Coun- cil, Future Medics, Michigaunders FUTURE: Two more years of school and then he would like to go into the field of medicine FAVORITES: FOOD: Big steaks, baked beans, and pizza MOVIE: From Russia with Love SINGER: Andy Williams SONG: Lemon Tree BIGGEST IMPRESSION: How friendly and under- standing the people are. STAYED WITH: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jewell, Steve and Cathy Always surrounded by girlsl 56 Always that friendly smile He sure scared the other teams! Exchange NAME: Helmut Bredigkeit ADDRESS: 445 Lingen (Ems) Kuckuckstr. 8 Germany TWO BROTHERS: Gunther, 25 Friedhelm, 22 ONE SISTER: Heike, 5 ACTIVITIES: Key Club, German Club, Student Council, Dramatics Club FUTURE: He has two more years of school left and then he is uncertain what he will do. FAVORITES: FOOD: steaks, french fries, and Hank's straw- berry malts MOVIE: Psycho SONG: He likes ballads BIGGEST IMPRESSION: How everyone seemed like just one big happy family, (Lakeshore, Stevensville, Baroda, and of course Derby) STAYED WITH: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Risch and Scott Working Hard ?? 57 At the Winter Carnival in hi native costume What are you planing now, Helmut? Students NAME: Hein van de Wal ADDRESS: Kon. Julianalaan Olst., the Netherlands ONE SISTER: Ineke, 25 ACTIVITIES: Band, Newspaper Staff, Debate, Michigaunder FUTURE: When he gets home he shall immediately enter the University of Leiden and study Law. FAVORITES: FOOD: Raisin Bran and Pizza SONG: A Walk in the Black Forest BIGGEST IMPRESSION: He says the people of his country and our country are basically the same —all are very friendly. STAYED WITH: Mr. and Mrs. George Myerink and Pete. Just like an American boy! 58 Dancing with Sally We’ll Miss You 59 Sociable fella 60 JUNIORS President-DENNIS RADDE Vice-President—DAVID OTT Secretary—DAWN ZEIGER Treasurer—ANDREA PRIES 61 Tom Anderson Wayne Apple Jadyn Arndt Dennis Bachteal Larry Baginske June Ball Sharon Ball Linda Barker Sheryl Baugher Richard Bemdt Edward Bolin Gary Bookout Deborah Borr Ronald Both Jean Brunke Gaila Bucholtz Linda Burns Pamela Cupp Lynne Curtis John DaDan 62 Sally Davidson Sharon Dehring Daniel Deja Margaret Deja Marc DelMariani John Demler Dena DeWitt Nancy Diehl Sandra Diehl Christine Dwan Linda Fischbeck Dan Fisher Trudy Fletcher William Forrester Hans Frank John Garland Christine Gaunder Karen Gorske John Grannell Jerry Greathouse 63 CLASS ADVISORS Mrs. Lou Ann Shane Mr. Charles Woodward William Hollman Rex Hubbard Elizabeth Huscher Kurt Jeske Clifford Jonatzke John Kinyon Kathleen Litke Edgar Lockwitz Austin MacAdam Beverly McIntosh Stanley Jeffery Danny Gray Judy Haney Patrick Haney Carol Hetler Daniel Hill Charlotte Klutts Keith Kramp Lynne Kutz Dennie LaMunion Dean Laymen Velde Uetherwood PHOTO N— A «. • • Linda Miller Judy Nitz Debbie AAort PHOTO not avuuiu Herbert Novotny Diana Ott Jackie Pettigrew Ken Jonatzke Donna Mead Peter Meyerink Janice Neumann Ronald Nielsen Jerry Nitz Dale Nye Victoria Nye Mark Orr Billy Milliken Ellen Norbey Roger Peters Connie Ott Alice Perigen David Ott Connie Pelkey Maribeth Perron Loren Peterson Gregory Phillips Andrea Pries Dennis Radde Ames Ray Joyce Raye Cheryl Rimes Mike Ritter Robert Robbins Craig Rochau Judy Rock Harry Rosier Danny Sandmann William Schaefer Sherry Schinske Mary Searfoss 66 i Michael Shirley Janet Sempert William Shaver Scott Siewert Beverly Smith Cheryl Sommers James Stanford Edward Stankus Linda Stockman John Tomancik Dwight Troue Nancy Turcotte Jeanne Genung Denise Varney Daniel Vergot Judy White Richard White Herbert Winnell Jay Wurtz Janice Yops Ricky Young Dawn Zeiger 67 SOPHOMORES President—TOM MIX Vice-President—MARY MARANTO Secretary—LYNN JONES Treasurer—JIM CUPP Dennis Arend James Arend Lynn Arnold Linda Bancroft Kathleen Barnhart Ronald Bassett Cecil Batchelor Sharon Bengtsson Ronald Berndt Gena Bishop Dennis Boldt Christopher Born 7q Mike Wagner Bob Cole Sharon Coleman Patricia Cox Donald Conner Gay Crossman James Cupp Barbara Curtis Marianne Davidson Jack Dehring Denita Dernier Mari Diehl Tom Dixon Victor Dreier Patrick Duensing Nancy Endsley Connie Ervin Dennis Fauson Christine Fecho 71 Michele Fitzsimmons Greg Forrester Sandra Franklin Sue Gardner Karen Gaul Julee Hercik Donald Hill Kathryn Hill COt_P P££T Tim Holden Bob Horton CLASS ADVISORS 72 and Mr. Porter PHOTO AJOT A J iLA c£ Russell Jervis Janet Jewell Doug Jonatzke Lynn Jones Carolyn Jordan v Ruth Kasewurm Vicki Katz Larry Keltner Paulette Kerlikowske Robert Kerlikowske 73 tr Mary Leatherwood Steve Linn Leonard Little Marilyn Lockwitz William Lockwitz Christine Lucker Edward Maas Mary Maranto Sherry Marutz Linda McAndrew Perry McCalla Willie McCann Gerry McDannell Kenneth McIntosh Cratis McLaughlin Diana Miller Cindy Milmine Arthur Miney 74 Tom Morris John Mort Sandra Negrilla Cynthia Nitz Allen Ott Gayle Ott jon ott Mary Ott Richard Ott Ken Peters Mike Phipps Nancy Pratl William Pschigoda Douglas Ransom Jimmy Ray Kathy Rice Thelma Roquettes Kathy Rozinski Karen Rynearson Marianne Sacha Mary Sandera Marilyn Schaefer Dyanne Scharnowdke Mark Schermer Connie Sommers Nancy Sova George Spilger Dennis Stampohar Jessie Stephens Wayne Stanley Steve Stockman Marlene Strefling Niles Strohl Donald Swikoski Donita Tanner William Thomson Gary Tomlinson Melanie Tschirhart Tom Turcotte Ruth Winfield Stanley Whitright Sheryl Wiessner Andrea Wiitanen Teresa Wiseley Diane Wolf Vincent Zandarski Charlene Zemke Jerold Zerby Pat Zinkil 77 FRESHMEN President-SCOTT RISCH Secrefary-ANN ZANDARSKI Treasurer—MIKE CHADDOCK Vice-President-DICK JANKOWSKI 79 Roger Anderson Geraldine Atkins Larry Ball Judith Barnhart Terry Batchelar Edward Becker Mike Chaddock Paul Christopher Celeste Collier Susan Crowder David Crum Howard Crump 80 Kathy Fitzsimmons Cheryl Floyd Jim Geipel Betsy Geisler Richard Genung Mike Gersonde Robert Gersonde Dave Gorske Robert Greathouse Karen Gunkel Daryl Hacker Gregory Hafstrom David Hampton Wendy Hampton 81 i w Diane Hassler Paul Hass Cindy Hauch Cynthia Hauch Steve Hauch Nancy Henderson David Hendrix George Heppler Pamela Hercik Donna Hetler Terry Hoganson Cynthia Holden Nancy Hollman William Huebner Jacquelyn Huff Susan Huscher •, I JL r 82 Kenneth Krone Ronald Kruger Arthur Kudio Richard Kurbis Christine Kutz Larry Litlce Leila Litke Diane Little Edna Jonatzke Deana Jones Jack Kennedy Alan Kent Sharon Kent Stephen Kerr Bennie Luttrell Sandy Machurick 83 Christine Madej Jan Marche Rhonda Markstrom Claudia Martin Sidney Martin Michael McDonald David McDorman LaRue McTague Barry Menser Mary Beth Judy Mihalik Mensinger Mi Joanne Myers Thomas Myers Larry Nielsen Robert Nitz Monty Nitz Nathan Nitz David Nye Mark Nye Robert Ott Mark Pelton 84 tff! Tim Peters Gail Ray Thomas Reifschneider Marilyn Reilly Christopher Reimers Geisela Richert Pat Peterson Steve Petznick Bette Pierman Howard Piersing Linda Por Martha Preston Denise Price Dennis Puckett Sharon Radfke Marlene Richter Jerry Riedner Gerald Riley Michael Risch Diane Riske 85 Cathleen Robinson Frank Ruff Vivian Sarkisian Pam Scharnowski Rodney Schermer Marvin Scheuchner Sue Schalliol Otto Schmalz Shirley Schultz Barbara Shafer Barbara Shafer DeWayne Shannon Terry Shaver Deborah Siewert Bruce Sizer Daniel Stockman Dennis Stowers Kurt Strange Hubert Stutzman Linda Triplitt Karen Troue Rubie Tull Arthur Varney Nancy Wainscott Linda Watson David Whipple John Williams Ruth Winfield Gerald Yops PEOPLE, PEOPLE 88 EVERYWHERE Our Student Body Is Student Council Representatives The student council works hard and long as they try to put into effect the ideas of the student body. Shown from I. to r.—Standing—J. Sommers, B. Cole, H. Bredigkeit, R. An. derson, sponsor, Mr. Fell, H. Van de Wal, S. Davidson, D. Stockman, S. Stockman, T. Peters. Sitting—C. Milmine, A. Berg, G. Crossman, M. Cox, R. Peters, 1. Stockman, T. Perron, M. McDonald. 90 Advisors must grin and bare it! Represented Driftwood Staff Representing the student body in pictures is the Driftwood Staff. The annual staff constantly works hard to provide the best yearbook ever. L. to r.-Standing are S. Davidson, J. Kenyon, J. Nitz, T. Perron, D. Essig, Mr. Greendonner, D. Bryant, M. Searfoss, B. Gast, D. Petzke, A. Riemers, B. Martin, M. Ritter, J. Sizer, R. Nielsen, M. Huebner, G. Philips, P. Gaunder, C. Nielsen, H. Seelig. Seated: K. Kolberg, N. Rielly, J. Giepel, M. Andres, N. Ball, D. McTague, A. Pries, D. Zieger, D. Nye, C. Dwan, Miss McGeath, S. Schinske. Staff members at work Advisor and Editor We Voice Debate Club Standing: D. Grau. 1st row: S. Siewert, H. Van de Wal, S. Davidson. D. Searfo . P. Meyerink. 2nd row. o’ Dunham' M- Sh«v«r N. Reilley, T. Fox. 3rd row: Mr. Baab; advisor, A. Wiitanen, B. Benson, R K a Dramatics Club 92 Sitting: H. Bredigkeit, B. Martin, N. Ball, C. Dwan. Standing: advisor, S. Davidson, M. Deja, L. Kase- wurm, M. Davidson. M. Andres, L. Deetjen, D. Deja, L. Stockman, D. Jones, P. Bradley, A. Ray, C. Kutz, B. Binda, B. Fiebich, D. Grau, L. Jones, J. Sizer, C. Lucker. Our Opinion Forensics L. to r.—L. Jones, A. Klemm, M. Maranto, C. Dwan, C. Nielsen, and D. Grau. Secretarial Club L to r.—J. Geipel, P. Kaley, S. Jewell, D. Reitz, officers L. to r.—N. Sumner, D. Essig, P. Sommers, T. Me Dannell, P. Bradley, S. Jewell, J. Geipel First Row: S. Siewert, C. Nitz, J. Carlson, C. Gaunder, D. Sandman, G. Forrester, M. Maranto, J. Forrester, M. Whelan. Second Row. C. Krieger, C. Collier, K. Barnhart, Mrs. Miller, Advisor, A. Wiitanen, M. Mensinger, J. Huff, S. Negrille. Third Row: N. Strohl, D. Swikoski, J. Marche, D. Mead, S. Wiesner, D. Conner, R. Basset, G. Jenson. Language Clubs Promote Foreign Culture First Row: J. Bobinski, P. Sommers, S. Sacka, H. Bredikeit, C. tucker, C. Hetler, C. Born, L Jones, C. Wallenstein. Second Row: C. Sommers, P. Gaunder, C. Nielsen, $. Nitz, Mrs. Miller, Advisor, L. Hacker, Mr. Adams, Advisor, L. Bengtsson, C. Jeske, A. Reimers, A. Klemm, I. Koshik, M. Sacha. Third Row: J. Koshik, G. Ott, J. Arndt, S. Schinske, H. Seelig, T. Bland. German Club Latin Club Extra! Read All About It Drifter first Row: G. Crossman, K. Bullinger, N. Hollman, W. Hampton, K. Fitzsimmons, N. Wainscott, P. Peterson, V. Sarkisian, T. Hoganson, C. Klackle. Second Row: Nitz, P. Zinkil, L. Kutz, AA. Perron, I. Reifschneider, D. Varney, C. Rimes, Curtis, I. Fischbech, T. Roquettes, D. Sharonowski. Third Row: C. Zemke, L Fausak, D. Siewert, L Stockman, P. Sommers, J. Andrews, J. Schmaltz, G. AAcDannell, D. Stockman, C. Gaunder. Fourth Row: D. Hacker, J. Hercik, L. Jones, J. Pettigrew, E. Niedbala, C. Dwan, J. Arndt, J. Kennedy, S. Bengtsson, C. tucker. Fifth Row: AA. Ott, I. Tanner, G. Bucholtz, S. Gardner, H. Rosier, B. Scott, K. Orr, N. Reilly, D. Kiel. Sixth Row: J. Ball, P. Gaunder, C. Radies, T. Bland, B. Fiebech, J. Sommers, AA. Chaddock. Seated: K. Kolberg, C. Milmine, B. Goettler, AA. Shaver, H. Seelig, S. Davidson. Standing: T. Pfliger, G. Phillips, H. Van de Wal, AA. Del AAar iani, R. Geipal, D. Grau, J. Deja, AArs. AAc- Craith, Advisor. 95 Future Minded Clubs Future Secretaries of America Seated I. to r.—D. Mort, S. Jewell, L. Fausak, C. Radie , B. Hasse, M. Shaver, J. Yops, E. Norbey, T. McDaonell. Standing I. to r.-C. Dawn, C. Eads, D. Essig, L. Martin, C. Schultz, B. Smith, K. Bullinger, P. Kaley, D. Reitz, P. Bradley, J. Geipel, V. leatherwood, L. Reifschneider, B. Huscher, N. Wainscott, J. Rock. The Officers 96 l. to r.—J. Geipel, C. Kolberg, S. Jewell, D. Reitz, and P. Kaley Work Together Future Teachers of America Seared: E. Wilcott, J. Arndt, D. Zeiger, S. Gardner, P. Kaley, P. Gaunder, A. Klemm, B. House, M. Andres, M. Strefling. 1st row: J. Sizer, J. Hercik, C. Lucker, B. Pierman, B. Fiebech, D. House, M. Cox, C. Nielsen, I. Koshik, S. Nitz, Mr. Porter, A. Ericson, G. McDannell, V. Burtzloff, C. Gaunder, A. Wiitanen. Future Medics First Row: A. Reimers, J. Bobinski, Mr. Ranthum, Mrs. Harvey, E. Wilcott, P. Gaunder. 2nd Row. I. Koshik, J. Koshik, C. Sommers, A. Klemm, P. Sommers, P. Zinkil, J. Daggitt, D. McTague. 3rd row: V. Nye, S. Weissner, M. Whelan, S. Gardner, C. Zemke, M. Sacha, C. Kreiger, L Jones. 4th Row: D. Mead, E. Deja, S. Schinske, S. Gast, D. Swikoski, T. Bland, C. Hetler, C. Gaunder. Sth Row: J. Hendrix, D. Dernier, C. Wallenstein, K. Barnhart, J. Stedman, A. Pries, S. Dehring, B. McIntosh. 6th Row: J. Schadler, K. Rice, P. Swikoski, A. Berg, N. Ball. 97 Future Farmers of America 98 Future Homemakers of America Key Club Its Members Advisor: Mr. Applebaum. Members: Dave Arndt, Larry Bengtsson, Bruce Benson, Anders Berg, Bob Binda, Bob Brown, Bob Cole, Jon Dixon, Tom Dixon, Dan Fisher, Bill Forrester, Tom Fox, Larry Hacker, Steve Jewell, Mark Jones, Tom Mix, Bill Newmiller, Dale Nye, Bill Ott, Roger Peters, Tom Rimes, Allan Reimers, Alan Ritter, Craig Rochau, Stan Sacha, Dave Searfoss, Rick Seel, Larry Stewart, Steve Stockman, Terry Pfliger, and Marc Del Mariani. 100 Officers sold for 2c Achievement Through Physical Fitness Girl's Athletic Association First Row: D. Little, L. Wainscott, W. Hampton, L. Stockman, P. Swikoski, P. Cupp, S. Schinske, P. Zinkil, R. Kasewurm, C. Zemke, P. Peterson, S. Schultz, J. Barnhart. Second Row: S. Crowder, M. Starner, T. Hoganson, L. Reifschneider, Mrs. J. Jackson, advisor, E. Johnson, L. Fischbeck, C. Robinson, C. Milmine, C. Rimes, M. Deja. Third Row: J. Atkins, B. Schaefer, S. Diehl, C. Fecho, C. Dwan; M. Sacha, B. Curtis, J. Schmaltz. Lettermen's Club Sterling from bottom, line ?. J. DaDan, L. Hacker, B. Benson, K. Berge- mann, D. Sandmann, B. Cole, S. Jewell, H. Frank, J. Garland, line 2. H. Stutzman, D. Fisher, B. Binda, L. Stewart, S. Sacha, J. Dixon, D. Johnson, C. Burandt, I. Peterson, line 3. P. Haney, D. Nye. line 4. M. DelMariani, D. Deja. 101 National Honor Society First Row, I. to r.. P. Gaunder, B. Martin, D. Grau, S. Nitz, A. Pries. Second Row, I. to r.: T. Fox, K. Hampton, P. Cupp, B. Newmiller, J. Poole, P. Meyerink, M. Andres, Advisor Mrs. Dorothy Miller, C. Metier. Third Row, I. to r.: C. Nielsen, J. Arndt, M. Cox, D. Mead, C. Rochau, A. Reimers. 102 New Inductees Science Club First Row, I. to r.: H. Stutzman, E. Deja, J. Marche' P. Keltner, J. Bobinski, T. Perron, P. Sommers, L Kasewurm, I. Koshik. Second Row, . to r.: J. Grannell, K. Hampton, B. Cole, A. Ray, D. Deja, D. Searfoss, L. Bengtsson, R. Seel, D. Petzke, R. Butcher. 103 From left to right: N. Sumner, J. Poole, N. Thomson, M. Ritter, K. Rynearson, C. Nitz, M. Strefling, T. McDannell, E. Norbey, C. Brunke. Center: E. Deja. Service Through Librarians 104 From left to right: S. Baugher, S. Mort, M. Huebner, J. Brown, K. Rozinski, K. Litke, G. McDannell, Miss Mikel McGeath, librarian, N. Sova, B. Gast, C. Klackle, V. Burtzloff. Lakeshore’s First All School Play Harvey D. Grau L. Kasewurm J. Piersing ........... A. Ericson ...... N. Reilly C. Kutz B. Thompson..........._ Harvey ........... M. Davidson B. Newmiller G. Phillips ..... C. Dwan _______________ R. Butcher .............. Duane Wilson Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet William C. Chumley, M.D. ........ Betty Chumley Myrtle Mae Simmons .......Veta Louise Simmons ............El wood P. Dowd ...........Harvey ------------ Ruth Kelly R.N. Lyman Sanderson M.D. ............— E. J. Lofgren -.............. Miss Johnson Judge Omar Gaffney 106 NHS Talent Show “The Band Takes After long hours of practice the band pauses to show off. The majorettes added color and excitement to our band. Many hours of thought and loads of imagination were involved in the half-time shows they participated in. Shown in their new uniforms are I. to r. Marianne Sacha, Jackie Arndt (head majorette), back—Dawn Zeiger, Nancy Hendrix, Nancy Sumner, and Sherry Schinske. 112 the Field After three years of playing in the baritone section Dave Arndt won the posi- tion of Drum Major. He has been the faithful and hard-working leader of our illustrious band on the football field and in contests. We salute him as he salutes us. 113 Orchestra band 114 Golf Team MR. LAMBERT? A Pro-golfer? Standing, . fo r.: Tim Peter , John Kinyon, Dick Jankowski, Dave Serfo , Donald Conner , Jack Kennedy, Mr. Lambert. Kneeling: Bob Brown, Denni Radde. Varsity Football Front Row: D. Sandmann. J. DaDan, M. Orr, C. Bergmann, S. Stockman, D. Radde, D. Hill, P. Haney. Second Row: H. Stutzman, S. Jewell, R. Seel, R. Hubbard, H. Roiseer, M. DelMariani, D. Nye, D. Deja, C. Boron, T. Schmaltz, R. Jervis, W. Griffis, L. Baginske, H. Novotny. Last Row: Coach Arter, W. Forrester, D. Vergot, T. Anderson, L. Stewart, H. Frank, A. MacAdam, J. Garland, S. Sacha, L. Peterson, R. Both, R. Johnson, Coach Silas. SEASON'! Lakeshore 6 Lakeshore 6 Lakeshore 14 Lakeshore 6 Lakeshore 0 0 Lakeshore 13 Lakeshore 13 RECORD St. Joe 30 Watervliet ----------- 13 Coioma_________________13 Berrien Springs-------0 Buchanan_______________48 Cassopolis_____________19 New Buffalo-------------6 Brandywine ------------ 0 Co-Captain LARRY STEWART Co-Captain RICK SEEL The 1964-65 Varsity football Team began the year as a group of inexperienced boys, who had only three lettermen and one starter returning to play the season. However with hard work and determination, the team opened the year by competing against our old rivals, St. Joe. Our Red and White out played the Bears most of the game, but were defeated. In the first game on our own gridiron, our great team beat Colma 14-2-13, and eventually succeeded in obtaining a 4-2-4 season record. The Lancers will be a strong contestant for the Blossomland Crown, because they now possess experience and determination. 119 LARRY STEWERT Stu Quarterback Senior RICK SEEL Christmas Guard 120 DICK JOHNSON Will© Sam End STAN SACHA Mr. Dependable End Lancers KIP BERGMAN TERRY SCHMALTZ Bergs Guard Fast Back Halfback 121 Ready for action Stop that Ranger! 122 That's as f. you go. Ranger Junior Varsity Football Front Row: A. Kent, T. AAyer , I. Nielsen, AA. Nye, L. Ball, R. Anderson, G. Ray, J. Geipal, V. Fryer, A. Varney, D. Nye, AA. Gersonde. Second Row: H. Stutzman, L Litke, D. Stockman, N. Nitz, R. Kurbis, S. Risch, J. Yops, J. Burns, R. Baron, W. Spitzer, H. Winnell, C. Reimers. Last Row: Coach Olin, J. Ott, AA. Varney, D. Vergot, D. Stewart, R. Ott, D. Krum, P. AAaCalla, D. Ransom, K. Seel, F. Ruff, Coach AAyers. Our victorious Junior Lancers SEASON'! Lakeshore------0 lakeshore_____34 Lakeshore_____19 Lakeshore.....32 Lakeshore.....13 Lakeshore.....19 Lakeshore.....20 RECORD St. Joe ____ 33 Watervliet ___0 Coloma________0 Berrien Springs 0 Buchanan ____ 6 Cassopolis __ 6 Brandywine —7 Somebody hold'em back!! This year the Junior Varsity teams record is the best it has ever been in the history of Lakeshore. Spearheaded by experienced sophomores, good freshmen, and new coaches, Coach Olin and Coach Myers, our spunky Junior Varsity Lancers compiled a 6-2-1 record. We hope that this strength and determination displayed by the team will continue to influence the future football success of Lakeshore High School. Good work team! 123 J.V. Back—left to right: Sharon Bengtsson Cindy Milmine Mary Oft Front- Gay Crossman FRESHMEN Left to right: Pat Peterson Jan Sommers Cathy Robinson Terry Hog an son Practicing during the hot summer months prepared the J.V. cheerleaders to keep up with the LANCER spirit throughout the year. Many activities kept the girls busy before the football games. Decorating goalposts, mak- ing posters, and taking part in pep rallies did not even begin to exhaust their pep and spirit. Enthusiastic cheerleaders attended all the games and continually kept up the spirit. Their vim and vigor urge the Frosh team to victory— Their lusty yells fill every silence— They are the Frosh Cheerleaders—those who have worked so that their enthusiasm might direct our cheers with precision and fervor. These girls constitute the backbone of the Frosh team spirit. Good work girls. Keep it up! Our Great (?) Varsity Squad CATHY EADS DARLA REITZ CONNIE OTT PAM CUPP Homecoming Spirit Boosters Monday Homecoming Queen Darla Reitz Crowning A Prize Possession 127 Lancers 128 129 Varsity Basketball Front Row: T. Rimes, D. Nye, M. DelMarriani, P. Haney. Second Row: R. Johnson, D. Fisher T Anderson, J. Dixon. Third Row: H. Frank, L. Stewart, I. Hacker, J. Garland, A. Berg, Coach Olin. Absent when picture was taken, R. Both and D. Kutz. SEASON'! Lakeshore 68 South Haven 87 Lakeshore 91 76 Lakeshore 60 Saint Joseph 88 Lakeshore 76 77 Lakeshore 69 South Haven 88 Lakeshore 76 Berrien Springs . 83 Lakeshore 72 68 Lakeshore 80 Brandywine 100 RECORD Lakeshore..........75 Coloma ___________ 56 Lakeshore..........62 Dowagiac___________80 Lakeshore-----------60 Cassopolis _______ 76 Lakeshore-----------75 Berrien Springs __ 58 Lakeshore-----------63 Saint Joseph_____102 Lakeshore...........54 Buchanan _________ 78 Lakeshore----------70 Brandywine________81 Lakeshore-.........—65 Dowagic __________ 63 Despite experiencing a new coach and many new faces, the Varsity Basketball team compiled a better record than the previous two years. Our most important win was the 65-63 upset over Dowagic in the final game of the season. We hope that with the returning experience and a lot of spirit, next years team will continue to improve and become a leader in the tough Blossomland Conference. 130 J. V. Basketball Front Row: T. Mix, T. Morris, D. Stockmann, D. Conners, D. Stockmann, B. Cole, G. Forrester. Second Row: N. Strow, Coach Folkert, D. Stewart, T. Dixon, A. Ott, P. McCall a, D. Arend, M. Varney, D. Faussen. Freshman Basketball Front Row: A. Kent, M. Nye, D. Wipple, R. Sherman, R. Kurbis, R. Jankowiske, G. Raye, T. Bachelor, C. Rimers, T. Riefsneider. Second Row: D. Bryant, S. Risch, O. Schmaltz, D. Hacker, K. Hardkey. D. Stowers, J. Borns, D. Schoutner, A. Varney, Coach Kynola. Wrestling Front Row: M. Gersonde, S. Kerr, O. Hill, T. Turcott, D. Hill, J. Dadan, K. Peters, V. Drier, H. Stuzmen, F. Ruff, M. Pelton. Second Row: D. Sandman, K. Seel, J. Oft, C. Bachelor, D. Crumb, L. Peterson, B. Robbins, C. Burandt, G. Bookout, Coach Arter. This is the first year of competitive wrestling for Lakeshore in the Blossomland Conference. Because of a lack of experience, the Lancer grapplers went into each match as the underdog. Nevertheless, with expert coaching the Lancers developed into some fine wrestlers. We are proud of your achievements and we wish you success in your future years of competition in the Blossomland Conference. Intramural The Intramural Basketball program consisted of two leagues—major and minor. The major league had six teams while the minor league had only four. The majority of players in the minor league were first year men. Accordingly, a player would be moved into the stronger league to strengthen the ball club. The Intramural Basketball League was an exciting one from start to finish. In fact, the final day of play ended with a three-way tie for first place! Following a drawing—Ohio (captained by Doug Nitz) defeated Michigan State (captained by Bill Griffis) with a score of 61-55. This victory gave Ohio the right to play Michigan (captained by Fred Zink) for the championship. The final score was Ohio 70—Michigan 52. Ohio was thus crowned Intramural Basketball Champion for 1964-65. 137 Conference Champs i Standing, I. to r.: Mr. Gitersonke, D. Nye, B. luttrell, B. Forrester, R. Both, M. Scheuchner, H. Frank, D. Crum, B. Ott, A. McAdams, K. Hardke, J. Garland, L. Hacker, D. Stewart, M. Shermer, R. Young, B. Sizer, L. Stewart, D. Hacker, D. Fisher, S. Jewel. Kneeling: D. Harmon, K. Seel, D. Stockman, J. DaDan, R. Hubard, S. Stockman, B. Thomson, M. DelMariani, C. Burandt, D. Sandman, T. Holden, B. Cole, N. Strohl, G. Forrester, J. Kershbaum, H. Stutsman, mgr., Mr. Arter. Sitting: B. Shaefer, A. Kent, T. Myers, M. Gersonde, F. Ruff, M. Pelton, R. Bassett, D. Mork, P. Haney, C. Riemers, V. Dreier. 138 Take a Lesson From the Pro! Atta' Way Stul Hurdlers On Your Mark I Baseball Standing, I. to r.: Coach John Woods, B. Griffis, M. Duensing, M. Varney, E. Bolin, T. Anderson, A. Ott, P. AAcCalla, J. Demler, L. Bengtsson, D. Johnson, T. Rimes, Coach Dennis Kniola. Kneeling: T. Morris, T. Mix, H. Rosier, M. Shirley, G. Bookout, R. Butcher, J. Geipel. Sitting: T. Reischneider, T. Larson, M. McDonald, M. Nye, A. Varney, P. Duensing. Go—Fite—Win Why so sad? Voting A Freshman Get-together Oh! A piece of lint! Don't stick him Sally I Bruce late as usual Mr. Wilson makes last minute adjustments. Words of Wisdom PROFESSOR PAUL L. AAAIER—Commencement speaker Watch your step! The big moment is here at last as Judy Schmaltz receives her diploma from Mr. William Nitz, President of the School Board. This marks the end of four years of high school and the beginning of new ventures. To Get Ahead One Must Take a Chance! Patrice Then and Now At 16 months First Communion 1955 Patrice and Chris 1958 Chris and Patrice 1962 Mobile parade of states Home at last! Michi-Gaunders i i Chevrolet treats the Patrice Gaunder Fan Club to dinner at the Mobile Country Club (all except Anders —he got lost, but we found him) Fan Club in Mobile with Patrice Band and fan club welcome Patrice home. The Patrice Gaunder Fan Club started soon after Patrice won the Michigan contest. With the help of coke sales, bake sales, car washes and a drawing on a washing machine they earned a thousand dollars in four weeks! Leaving Michigan in a snow storm they arrived in Mobile 24 hours later in our bus to greet 70° weather. They saw Patrice win the poise and appearance trophy Thursday night and the title of America s Jr. Miss Friday night as they knew she would. After attending a reception following the contest they started home—tired but happy. 150 PATRONS Mr. Wayne Applebaum Sunday's Shop Mr. and Mrs. Sam Searfoss Van Osdal Insurance Mr. and Mrs. George Ball Gillespie's Drug Store Pet Giftland Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Geipel Modern Cleaners Dr. David J. Stephen Maurice's Barber Shop Temple Barber and Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kaley Lincoln Farmers Grau Real Estate Welcome Inn Ritter's Restaurant Chicken Nook Little Super Store One Hour Martinizing Mr. and Mrs. Max Corwin Chez Dodie Beauty Salon Kerlikowske Flower House Main Restaurant Williams Company Jewelers Mr. and. Mrs. Julius Nielsen Nuechterlein Camera Shop Green's Jewelry Wilson's Bakery Sandmann's Barber Beauty Shop Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Reck Dr. Dean Hudnutt Dr. Emil Bolline The Village Corner Shop 151 Best Wishes to the Class of 65 JOHN DE-VRIES INSURANCE AGENCY St. Joseph, Michigan STEVENSVILLE LUMBER, INC. Lumber, Millwork, Mason Supplies Builders Hardware, Paints RICHARD R. WASHBURN, Pres. Box 345 Lalceshore Drive Congratulations to the Class of '65 GRAU'S SUPER MARKET Stevensville, Michigan Compliments of HARBOR ANN OIL CO. GArden 9-3467 and GArden 9-3242 Stevensville, Michigan Compliments of J. DE FAY CLEANERS Stevensville, Michigan SA 9-3858 HO 5-5862 Congratulations Class of 1965 OGONOWSKI ENCO Stevensville, Michigan 152 The Secret of Success is Constancy to Purpose Benjamin Disraeli V-M CORPORATION Benton Harbor, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of '65 ERNIE'S MEAT MARKET Stevensville, Michigan SA 9-3543 Compliments of ZEIGER LUMBER CO. Sawyer, Michigan Compliments of TOLLAS DRUG STORE Sawyer, Michigan Prescriptions and Daily Health Needs Compliments of DAVE'S ALL-SPORTS Bridgman, Michigan 153 Compliments of BELLA VILLA MOTEL HOWARD AND MARGRET HIGGINS Stevensville, Michigan Phona GArden 9-3218 SIMS SIMS BARBER SHOP Specialize in All Types of Haircutting FREE PARKING 1801 Lalceshore Drive St. Joseph, Michigan Phone 983-5208 Compliments of THE ENDERS COMPANY 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 HOUSE OF DAVID GREENHOUSES Lalceshore Drive St. Joseph, Michigan Say It With Flowers Compliments of WILLIAMS' DRUG STORE Bridgman, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of '65 ZUPPKE MACHINES Lalceshore Drive Stevensville Michigan Compliments of SANITARY BARBER SHOP U.S. 12 Across From Schulers Open 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday Thru Saturday GA 9-9281 EMIL CATANIA 154 STEVENSVILLE BEAUTY SHOP A Hair Style for Every Woman Stevensville, Michigan Compliments of KNIEBES MUSIC MART Everything in Music Pianos Organs Band Instruments Records Music 418 State St. St. Joseph, Michigan Compliments of SCHREIBER'S FLORISTS St. Joseph, Michigan Say It With Flowers Compliments of CITY PLUMBING COMPANY St. Joseph, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of 1965 LOEFFLER DRUG STORE Stevensville, Michigan Our New Pharmacy Is Equipped to Serve Your Health Needs WE DELIVER PHONE GArden 9-3248 Compliments of FUZZY'S SERVICE STATION Stevensville, Michigan 155 Compliments of DEFORDS TILE SERVICE Stevensville, Michigan Phone GA 9-9521 KERLIKOWSKE, STARKS BEATTY FUNERAL HOME, INC. St. Joseph, Michigan LARRY BELL AGENCY, INC. INSURANCE Court House Square St. Joseph, Michigan Compliments of FARM SUPPLY CO. Stevensville, Michigan Good Luck to the Class of '65 Congratulations to the Class of '65 FUSKO'S ELECTRIC SHOP Stevensville, Michigan Best of Luck to the Class of '65 From BILL NIQUE Chevrolet Bridgman, Michigan STEVENSVILLE HARDWARE Sporting Goods Paints Plumbing Supplies Electrician Supplies Kitchen Utensils Model Toys Yard Tools Congratulations to Class of '65 From Tlre red (o ch 156 Compliments of BARODA HARDWARE Bar d ' Mid,i« n DUNES FURNITURE RedA 0 Highway Sawyer, Michigan 157 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 Buiclc Sales and Service Baroda, Michigan 158 Plants Trees Shrubs Evergreens Roses Bulbs Growers of Outstanding Nursery Stock With the Personal Touch ZILKE BROS. NURSERY Baroda, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of '65' Congratulations to the Class of '65' From; BARODA SERVICE STORE Baroda, Michigan helaines NYE'S STANDARD SERVICE Baroda, Michigan Two Stores— 74 West Main St. Benton Harbor Fairplain Plaza for smart women's apparel 159 1 AND FLORIST Call YU 3-3927 2944 Niles Avenue St. Joseph, Mich. ID ]E FUNERAL HOME 2506 Niles Avenue St. Joseph, Michigan TOLLAS VARIETY STORE Baroda, Mich. Good LucIc to the Class of '65 ROHRING'S Quality—Service Men's Wear Youth Wear Benton Harbor, Michigan Congratulations to Class of 65 Wheel -ffn iAe HERMANS WHEEL HORSE SALES AND SERVICE Stevensville, Michigan 429-5852 Congratulations to the Class of '65 SOPHISTICATED LADY Stevensville, Michigan CLARIBEL DAMASKE LAKESHORE DRAFTING State Street, St. Joseph, Mich. Artist Supplies Surveying Equipment Compliments of LEN'S SERVICE STATION Baroda, Michigan 160 Compliments of PRODUCTS, INC. Bridgman, Michigan TROOST BROS. FURNITURE Furniture and Carpet Specialists Interior Decorator Service 401 -5 State Street St. Joseph, Michigan At Beautiful Fairplain Plaza 161 FARMERS MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Fairplain Plaza Colfax Drive-Up Red Arrow Branch Bridgman Stevensville Compliments of HEATH COMPANY St. Joseph, Michigan Compliments Compliments of of SPEAR'S STORE LAKESHORE ART KUBATH JOHN MISCHKE AUTO REPAIR Derby, Michigan John Beers Road Stevensville, Michigan 162 Congratulations “Class of '65' PARAMOUNT DIVISION OF TALON, INC. ALUMINUM ZINC MAGNESIUM ST. JOSEPH. MICHIGAN 49085 Congratulations, Class of '65' HUSHES -A 7)1 Pleosont Street St. Joteph, Michigan Area Code 616, 983-5523 THE SLEEPY OWL SHOP Red Arrow Highway Sawyer, Michigan Where Smart Girls Shop The Annual Staff wishes to express its sincere thanks to all of the ad- vertisers who made the publication of this book possible. 163 Senior Portraits by A. CARUSO Creative Photography 139 Pipestone Benton Harbor, Michigan WA 6-6891 Best of Luck to the Class of '65 From BENDIX CORPORATION St. Joseph, Michigan MELVIN Compliments of KRIEGER PLUMBING HANK'S DRIVE-IN Complete Line of Plumbing Cleveiand-John Beers FREE ESTIMATES Stevensville Michigan ALL WORK GUARANTEED GA 9-5182 Stevensville, Mich. 164 Compliments of IMPERIAL 400 MOTEL West Main Street Benton Harbor, Michigan Felicitations to the Class of '65 From GENERAL ELECTRIC AND PATTON BROTHERS STORE Benton Harbor, Michigan Compliments of LAZY V MOTEL Bridgman, Michigan Compliments of SCHULTZ INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY St. Joseph, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of 1965 GLENLORD LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING SUPPLY CENTER Glenlord Road Stevensville, Michigan Phone GA 9-3205 165 A man in earnest finds means, or, if he cannot find, creates them William Ellery Channing NEW PRODUCTS CORPORATION Benton Harbor, Michigan 166 INDUSTRIAL RUBBER GOODS DIVISION BALL BROTHERS COMPANY, INC. We are happy to be a part of this gala occasion St. Joseph New Troy Michigan R NELSON'S HOME CENTER Benton Harbor, Michigan 167 Congratulations Graduates of 1965 AUTO SPECIALTIES MANUFACTURING CO. A GOOD PLACE TO WORK ST. JOSEPH BENTON HARBOR HARTFORD WINDSOR ONTARIO CANADA BARODA LUMBER COMPANY Custom Kitchens and Remodeling Lucas Paints Phone 422-1 144 Baroda, Michigan Compliments of LAKESHORE FOOD MARKET Lalteshore Drive end 1-94 Stevensville, Michigan PETONE'S PATIO BAR-B-Q AND PIZZA Specialize in Italian Food Red Arrow Highway St. Joseph, Michigan 168 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY