Lakeshore High School - Driftwood Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1971 volume:

STEVENS VILLE, MICH. LIFE 13— Life is you and me and everyone else. Life is always growing, always reaching. Life is having roots in the past, being nourished by the present, budding through (sometimes with force and pain) to the new, and flowering in showy anticipation for tomorrow, life comes in all colors—all beautiful! Life is groovy. Life is simple like breathing; but Life is complex like really knowing right from wrong. Life is loving—and being loved. Life is free to be who we were meant to be. Life is work you're proud to do. Life is hope. Life is purpose. Life is die exciting unknown beyond the moon, beyond war, beyond ghettoes, beyond nationalism, beyond bigotry, beyond poverty. Life is the 1000-year-old redwood tree. Life is the ant at the picnic in the park. Life is wisdom, whether from a younger or older person. Life is being desirable because you're you. Life is making mistakes, admitting them, and not repeating them. Life is anger and aggressiveness. Life is restraint and control. Life is crying to a happy ending to a story, to the beauty of a sad song, to die why of Martin Luther King's death. Life is running barefoot along a sandy beach. Life is laughing at life's absurdities. Life is the rice farmer in North Vietnam, The divinity student in Biafra, die sugar grower in Cuba, the tailor in Hong Kong, the store clerk in Red China, the draft dodger in Canada, the Minuteman in Missouri, the Black Panther in San Francisco, both Judge Hoffman and the Chicago defendants. Life is being heard and hearing others life is knowing you count and helping others to feel they count, too. Life is being concerned for people, not because it's good politics, nor good business, not because it's good religion, not good strategy, not because it's good seduction, but because you really care for someone. Life is no two alike. Life is dreaming die impossible dream while keeping your feet on die ground. Life is openness. Life is consistency. LIFE IS! Credit, U. C. Press - LIFE IS WORK- LIFE IS... CONTEMPLATION 6 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION MRS. JACKSON GAA Advisor MR. OUN Varsity Basketball Coach MR. CUSE Boys P. E. MRS. NYE Director of Food Services LIBRARY, COOKS, PHYS. ED MRS. GRUSS Newspaper Advisor MRS. STOVER Department Chairman National Honor Society m Missing: MRS. PARKS and MR. SHIRE MISS LAFFE Senior Class Advisor MR. HUMES Student Council Advisor SOCIAL STUDIES MR. GREENDONNER Yearbook Advisor Department Chairmen V Missing Student Teachers MRS. NELSON and MR. ROBERTSON MR. McLAUCHLIN Varsity Football L Club MR. FELL MR. INQUILLA Spanish Club Advisor MRS. ONDRUS FHA Advisor MISS ARCHER Choirs FINE ARTS MISS TROCKE Student Teacher MRS. PARCHETTA BUSINESS MR. SILAS Department Chairman MR. GAUL Student Teacher MR. KISSMAN JV Football JV Basketball Varsity Baseball Senior Class Advisor MR. GROAT MR. KOEHLER SOPHOMORES Mark Alten Judy Anderson Bruce Arter Ker. Bailey Charlene'Baker Trish Barbus Andrea Barowicz Martin Bauske Barb Bell Tom Bellavia 0 P' Bonnie Benson | . Elias Billionis Dave Boelcki Pam Borgei en Connie Bp® 4 % Joan Bradley Verna Bridwey ' Alice Brister I9iane Bronson ! V- % ' jkV''V. Randy BroolfS ' Jeff frqw� V? „ ' Steve CapleV ' Ddve CartfenR . � „ 9 • •V.’X f Alice Clearman 20 Rick Coder Bob Cook W' • an Don Dasse Rogann Davies Dale Davis Greg Dean Ross DiPisa Marilyn Dloughy Paula Drummond Karen Dunham Andy Eaton Tony Eaton Thais Ehman Wanda Eisner Pam English Sue English Rob Evettole Karen Falak Frank Fara Rick Farrow Judy Ferega Tim Flaherty 21 Jeff Jones Sharon Jordan Wayne Hadady Bill Hammond luebni� lunter Klutts ' «•dina Knapp ; tf] Kevin Kramp Jf Ed Kretchmad Debbie Kraege Cind Lachman 1 Sue I.ihr Debby Lange Frank Larocco Terry Lauver Patti La wrick Ken Ledyard Steve Lentz Debbie Little Diam Lockvvitz Paul:i I ovell Jerry Luttrell Luann Machuric Bunny Magnotto Mary Mapes Keith March Amy Mathews Chip Mattox Pat McGrath Bill Mead Gerry Meyers Valerie Meyers Glenn Miller Nancy Miller Jim Milliken Val Mischke Del Monte Richard Mork Kevin Moynihan Mary Neal Debbie Nernberg Cindy Neuman Mark Nicol jBkcr Holer Duane Peachey Roger Pepperl Donna Perigen J Brenda Phillips Ann Pierson Dale Post Pam Pratl Loma Pucci Brent Proffit Tom Rabbers Michele Racz Sandy Radtke Judy Randall Polly Ransom Eric Ranney Kathy Ray Gary Reisig Becky Richter 25 Marilyn Riley Rick Rimpel Frank Rivas Jeff Robbins Jim Roberts Larry Robertson Valyn Root Martha Ruhno t Russell ry Russell Jean Sacha Joyce Sanford George Schmidt Melanie Schmoeller Mark Schuck Elfie Schultz Pat Schultz Rodney Scruggs Ronald Scruggs David Seagren Karen Shaffer Sarah Shapleigh Elizabeth Shawl Susan Shuran Debbie Siewert Ken Siewert Stephanie Siewert 26 Audie Sisson Linda Slavicek Jeanette Smith Roy Smith Mary Soper Sabrina Spinelli Kathy Spitzer Terri Sprague - Leon Stnchurski Marise Stampohar lie State Stavyski pm Steffen ;Sjlen Steinke A John £teinke_B Stockwe Nancy Strong Stdve Tellander Debbie Templem in Gayle Thompson HI Ronda Tomlinson ! Tony Trad A Dave Trud«l Roger Turner Lindsay Ty man � John Vf gpt Doug Wade 27 David Walski Mark Warner Marie Weaver Henrv Wendzell lor Wheeler Kathy White Chris Wickham J Valerie Winfield Kirk Wutzke furan Joan Zandarski Gary 7 eb 11 Ron Zelvis Gary ZicV Lynn Zielke mb 1 01 W PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Mike Ball Tony Bevil Cindy Burns Clete Clapper Marjorie Dickey Linda McDade Kevin Murphy Charles Sonnichsen 28 Chris Bailey Dennis Baker Ray Bamman Denise Barbus Barb Bartels Jack Beck jA Terry Beilman Fred Bell Angela Bennitt Judy Buetter Don Bishop Linda Blodgett Mark Bobinski Don Bomke Karen Braga Dave Brewer Harvey Bridwell Edrean Brister Mike Brooks Judy Browe Bill Burandt Steve Cartter Jill Charleston Corliss Clark Linda Curley 30 Gary Dansfield Duane Dasse Dennis Davis rXX BBSSm MI’lissa Deckart A unit DeLaForet Gaii DeWitt j m :'v I ■ Karla Donnell Sandy Dorgelo Karen Dorsey Kathy Dumke Ed Eggers Dona Elsasser Lily Fanous Linda Faultereack 31 f Steve Grab or. Darlene Gregory Don Griffin Nancy Gronsld Sam Giudice Harold Hafer Bob Hammond Sandy Hand Cheryl Houtz Janet H urbanis Carol Ignatovich Virginia Imler Terri Irwin Mike James Sharon Jannert Nancy Jasper Sherry Layman Tim Lemacks David Less Kevin Lewis Jerry Litke Barb Looney Kathy Luttrell l Macigewski Mah r MaUch aryl McDonald Ri Gr Joan McGrath Doug Merrill Kory Meyerink Ross Mielke Jayma Mohler Tom Morgan Karen Mueller Lois Namor ba .ivune Nicol Ison Bob Neal Site lMar K V r 'Julia Nye Scott Obuste ad Pantelleria Chtryl Pelkey Donna Phillips David PoMus Donna Polchki- Patty Prati -A Paul P .goda Caria Puckett Jeff Quals Edgardo Quiones Barb Raba Mary Ract Sharon Ratter Judy Reed Becky Rich act Ron Rimpel Pat Ringler Jeff Rodewald Gary Rosenthal Sue Sarola Kathy Sauer Cyndy Saurfcier Lynn Savage Sue Schaefer Charles Schiman Dave Schiman Dexter Schlutt Gail Schmid the Lana Schmidtke Stephanie Schmoeller Donna Schuler Dennis Schutre Tom Seel Sally Sempert Bud Shafer Jan Sheffield Patrick Shepherd Rosemary SI amp A1 Smikle Charles Smith Vikki Stacey f] i Don Stanton Julie Smith BARB KRAMER-TREASURER TERRI IRWIN-SECRETARY Cindy Stump Karen Sumner Bill Sundstrom indy Teske Jeff Thomas Bill Thompson Bob Thurber Arlene Tilly Guy Tollas Ned Totzke Chuck Trapp Mike Vergot Pete Vergot Rita Vliet Debra Vogl P Sonja Wachs Kirk Waldenmaier Chuck Walls Gary Watson Dave Wayman Chuck Wend Roger Wesner Greg Westlake Jim Willis Kathy Woodbeck 37 Bill Woods Gordon Worth Carol Wozniak yle Wurti bit Yore Diane JYJir an Joseph Steve .ex Mark Ziemet 'tjevry Zinkil Jeanna Zuhl PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Judy Full wood Sherri Gaynor Sam Giudice Rex Hansen Carey Nitz Marvin Ray Kathy Snyder Patty Holland Bob Murphy Gary Walcott BOB NITZ-VICE PRESIDENT 38 VARSITY SCORES VA Lakeshore..........................0 St. Joseph....................... 27 Lakeshore.........................6 Buchanan ......................... 0 Lakeshore..........................0 River Valley.................... 12 Lakeshore..........................7 Coloma........................... 27 Lakeshore..........................9 Brandywine........................ 6 Lakeshore.........................0 Edwardsburg...................... 20 Lakeshore........................ 8 Cassopolis.........................6 Lakeshore ........................15 Berrien Springs...................14 FINAL RECORD 4-4 Con. Rec. 4-3: 3rd place Asst. Coach Jerry Kissman J.V. Coach A1 Twietmeyer STANDING L-R: Coach N. McLaughlin, Coach G. Kissman, C. Trapp, J. Peterson, T. Moynihan, B. Damasky, C. Stump, C. Wend, D. Radtke, B. Steinke, J. Rodewald, D. Less, T. Mutart, M. Zinkil, R. Plangger, M. Klug, Coach Twietmeyer, G. Tollas. KNEELING: B. Woods, D. Mc- Donald, J. Kovalska, J. Charleston, M. Kurbis, B. Bailey, K. Green, B. JUNIOR STANDING I R: Coach Twietmeyer, F. Rivat, E. Rainey, B. Arter, J. Robbins, K. Siewert, T. Lauver, M. Schuck, D. Trudell, G. Schmidt, R. Eversole. KNEELING: Mike Gilbert, R. Dale, T. Bel- Yauch, G. Gardner, S. Olmstead, E. Schutze, M. Bomke, K. Bailey, B. Shafer, S. Patzer. SITTING: R. Hanson, R. Harmers, M. Brooks, M. Bobinski, B. Ott, K. Goetz, G. Worth, M. Hendrix, L. Rodrequez, T. Lemacks, R. Block, P. Vergot, G. Hora. VARSITY lavia, J. Roberts, C. Nitz, T. Flaherty, M. Warner, D. Peachy, S. Caple, B. Hannah, W. Hadady. SITTING: J. Russel, C. Griffin, C. Mattox, B. Proffitt, R. DiPisa, D. Seagren, G. Zick, R. Brooks. Coach Neil McLaughlin The 1970 football squad started the sea- son as a young and almost inexperienced group. Despite playing some outstanding ag- gressive football, three of the first four games were lost. In the latter half of the season the won-lost record was reversed-finishing with a 4-4 record and a 4-3 conference showing which produced a 3rd place finish. Perhaps the outstanding feature of the 1970 team was its strong defensive play. Al- so, this team had the needed character to turn what might have been a disastrous season into a fairly successful one. 41 STEP BV HOMECOMING ’70 LAKESHORE 9 BRANDYWINE 6 STANDING, L- R: C. Parker, G. Worth, T. Bevill, T. Moynihan, T. Mutart, G. Dansfield, J. Kolvalska, B. Bailey, Coach Bittenbender. KNEELING: B. Soper, R. McGrath, D. Small, K. Sprague, E. Krager, T. Bellavia. WRESTLING 1970-71 STANDING, UR: R. Turner, H. Hafer, D. Ott, M. Spitzer, B. Hammond, J. Peterson, K. Bailey, J. Ford, Coach Bittenbender. KNEELING: D. Boelcke, M. Snyder, M. Warner, S. Schmidtke, M. Mohler. Under new coach, Bruce Bittenbender, The Lakeshore Matmen earned an 11-6 record. They had three conference champs--Gordon Worth, Kevin Sprague, and Tom Moynihan. Moynihan emerged as the first District Wrestling Champion in Lake- shore history, while Sprague was runner-up. Both boys went on to the Regionals, where they were eliminated. With seven lettermen returning next year, including such outstanding performers as Freshman Ed Krager, Sophmore Tom Bellavia, and Junior Gordon Worth, it appears that the Lancer Matmen will have a very bright future. LIFE is STRAIN AND STARVATION RESULTS OF THE 1970-71 WRESTLING SEASON Lakeshore 19 Paw Paw Lakeshore 32 Edwardsburg Lakeshore 20 Buchanan Lakeshore 20 Dowagiac Lakeshore 38 River Valley Lakeshore 16 Dowagiac Lakeshore 27 Coloma Lakeshore 16 Brandywine Lakeshore 44 St. Joe Lakeshore 44 Edwardsburg Lakeshore 34 Berrien Springs Lakeshore IS Buchana Lakeshore 39 River Valley Lakeshore 41 Coloma Lakeshore 14 Brandywine Lakeshore 27 Paw Paw FINAL RECORD 11-6 50 28 16 18 24 17 26 21 28 S 10 16 32 S 12 26 19 JUNIOR VARSITY 54 SENIORS, L-R; Richard Plangger, Dave Arter, Chris Knapp, David Radtke, Gary Gardner. Many honors were bestowed upon the Lakeshore Lancer's Varsity Basketball team this year. A winning record of 14-4 for die season; a winning Blossomland Conference record 11-1. (The loss handed to them by Buchanan by 1 point!) Picked up another beautiful trophy as Co-Blossomland Conference Champions. The Lancers this year had the honor of being the first team in the conference to win three straight championships in a row in basketball. The Lancers ended the season rated 14th in the State of Michigan by the United Press International, 2nd Associated Press. Chris Knapp was named on the All-Star Team by WOOD-TV of Grand Rapids. Chris was also honored on the 3rd Team All-State Detroit Free Press Team, and also 1st Team Blossomland All-Conference Team. Teammates Dave Arter, Gary Gardner and Dave Radtke were named to the Blossomland All-Conference Honorable mention. Our success was predicated on hard work sessions all summer and outstanding team work throughout the season, said Coach Olin. I had a tremendous bunch of enthusiastic guys this year. It's been a great season. OrfX VL 55 . � LIFE IS THE TRAG-EDY OF defeat; THE TOIL AND TRIUMPH OF VICTORY 1970-71 BASKETBALL RESULTS Lakeshore.............84 Edwardsburg..................47 Lakeshore.............72 South Haven................. 54 Lakeshore.............63 St. Joseph...................82 Lakeshore.............66 Buchanan.....................67 Lakeshore............ 55 River Valley.................49 Lakeshore.............90 Coloma...................... 62 Lakeshore.............77 Brandywine...................55 Lakeshore.............78 Edwardsburg..................44 Lakeshore.............53 South Haven................. 44 Lakeshore.............70 Cassopolis...................66 Lakeshore.............81 Berrien Springs............. 66 Lakeshore.............66 River Valley.................59 Lakeshore.............67 Coloma.......................66 Lakeshore.............62 Brandywine...................61 Lakeshore.............60 St. Joseph...................71 Lakeshore.............63 Cassopolis...................61 Lakeshore.............69 Berrien Springs............. 53 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Lakeshore.............69 Allegan.....................83 SEASON RECORD 14-4 CONFERENCE RECORD SEATED: J. Rhodes, Mgr. FRONT ROW, L-R; D. Boelcke, L. Robertson, L. Lander, D. Schiman, B. Sundstrom, A. Smikle, D. Bennitt. 2nd ROW: Coach G. Brown, R. Mielke, J. Gerber, J. Willis, D. Arter, D. Thomas, D. Schiman, K. Goodrow, M. Smith, Not pictured, C. Knapp. CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 1969, 1970 LAKESHORE CROSS COUNTRY 1970 OPPONENT WE THEY Buchanan . . 19 . . . . 44 River Valley . 16 ... . 44 Buchanan . 20 ... . 41 Edwardsburg 26 ... . 32 Coloma . 15 ... . 50 Berrien Springs . 17 . . . . 44 Brandywine . 24 . . . . 33 Edwardsburg 30 . . . . 25 St. Joseph . 50 ... . 15 Berrien Springs . 20 . . . . 37 River Valley . 25 ... . 31 Berrien Springs . 21 ... . 36 SEASON RECORD 10-2 INVITATIONALS New Prairie . 2nd Fennville . . 4th Albion . . . 5th Brandywine . SENIORS, L-R; M. Smith, D. Arter, D. Schiman. Not pictured, C. Knapp. 1970 GOLFERS FRONT ROW, L-R; D. Menser, L. Livengood, D. Ott, L. Robertson, Coach N. Lambert, B. Soper, T. Seel, F. Bell. 2n ROW; M. Spitzer, M. Strong, J. Robbins, S. Caple, F. Rivas, T. Moynihan, M. Zinkil. 1971 SEASON RECORD Lakeshore .... 187 Buchanan..................186 Lakeshore .... 187 River Valley..............200 Lakeshore .... 383 St. Joseph................309 Lakeshore .... 192 Coloma....................190 Lakeshore .... 190 Brandywine............... 241 Lakeshore .... 191 Edwardsburg.............. 209 Lakeshore .... 175 Cassopolis................167 Lakeshore .... 186 Berrien Springs .... 195 Lakeshore .... 193 Buchanan..................176 Lakeshore .... 182 River Valley..............176 Lakeshore .... 199 Coloma....................202 Lakeshore .... 178 Edwardsburg.............. 179 Lakeshore .... 182 Cassopolis............... 177 Lakeshore .... 181 Berrien Springs .... 196 Lakeshore .... 188 Brandywine................217 8 Wins-7 Losses 4TH IN BLOSSOMLAND CONFERENCE MAJOR AWARD WINNERS; L. Livengood, T. Seel, M. Spitzer, M. Strong, M. Zinkil. Mike Zinkil was awarded a medal as the 9th best golfer in die Blossomland Conference. 63 FIRST ROW (L.-R.J--A. Smikle, B. Peterson, J. Novotny, M. Brooks, Coach Kissman, G. Reisig, S. Wagner, G. Gard- ner, K. Lewis. SECOND ROW—T. Braga, B. Shafer, G. Agens, G. Cook, C. Hoge, C. Trapp, R. Farrow, J. Kuhn, D. Seagreen. THIRD ROW--R. Fowler, J. Beck, R. Plangger, C. Shafer, C. Knapp, M. Nedoba, B. Krueger. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Lakeshore . . . 5 River Valley . . . . 6 Lakeshore . . . 4 Coloma . . . . . . . 5 Lakeshore . . . 9 Brandywine . . . . 8 Lakeshore . . . 9 Cassopolis . . . , . . 1 Lakeshore . . 14 Edwardsburg . . . . 3 Lakeshore . . . 1 Saint Joseph . . . . 8 Lakeshore . . 10 L. M. C. . . . . . 0 Lakeshore . . 11 Berrien Springs . . . 0 Lakeshore . . . 8 Buchanan . . . . . 8 Lakeshore . . . 5 River Valley . . . . 6 Lakeshore . . . 8 Coloma . . . . ... 4 Lakeshore . . 5 Buchanan . . . . . 2 Lakeshore . . . 7 Brandywine . . . . 5 Lakeshore . . 10 Edwardsburg . . . . 0 Lakeshore . . . 0 Saint Joseph . . . . 3 Lakeshore . . . 5 Saint Joseph . . . . 4 Lakeshore . . . 9 Cassopolis . . . . . 0 Lakeshore . . . 4 Allegon . . . . . . 1 Lakeshore . . . 9 Berrien Springs . . . 0 Lakeshore . . . 6 Coloma . . . . . . 1 Lakeshore . . . 4 Sturgis . . . . . 6 RECORD 11-3 Conference 15-6 Overall PITCHER WON LOST Chris Knapp 6 3 Chuck Trapp 4 3 Rick Farrow 5 0 B L 0 C S 0 S ■ 0 C M H L A A M N P D 65 PLAY BALL The 1971 Lakeshore Track Squad was char- acterized by (1) Great depth-36 individuals scored varsity points. (2) Several outstanding individuals including seniors Dave Arter, Ron Block and Dan Schiman. (3) Strong representa- tion from all four classes, (19 lettermen re- turn for the 1972 season). (4) Clutch perfor- mances that allowed it to dominate the Blossomland Conference. NUMBER 1 Lakeshore ... 70 Lakeshore ... 76 Lakeshore ... 66 1 2 Lakeshore ... 87 Lakeshore ... 86 Lakeshore ... 88 Lakeshore ... 87 Buchanan..................48 River Valley..............42 Coloma....................51 1 2 Hartford..................59 Eau Claire............... 1 Brandywine................32 Berrien Springs...........30 Edwardsburg...............31 BOTTOM ROW: C. Parker-Mgr. , D. Boelcke, R. Hammermeister, S. Tellander-Mgr., Coach McLaughlin, K. Myers, B. Lambert, K. Murphy-Mgr. SECOND ROW: E. Quinones, G. Gelesko, R. Block, B. Bailey, J. Roberts, K. Goodrow, B. Yauch, G. Zick, K. Bailey. THIRD ROW: D. Schiman, D. Schutze, J. Gaul, R. Friske, D. Thomas, M. Smith, J. Willis, T. Flaherty, M. Warner, J. Gerber. FOURTH: M. Valacak. B. Arter, T. Lauver, K. Siewert, D. Radtke, D. Arter, J. Rodewald, M. Klug, C. Wend, B. Hartman. FIFTH: K. Hansen, D. Bennitt, J. Russell, D. Smith, D. Stacey, S. Palmer, G. Wolcott, E. Ranney, M. Mohler, J. Kuhn. Lakeshore 14 St. Joseph 104 Lakeshorc 96 Cassopolis 22 Lakeshore 89 1 2 Berrien Springs 28 1 2 Lakeshore 78 Buchanan 40 9 th Regional 1st Conference 71 ACTIVITIES SPANISH CLUB 1ST ROW, L-R; L. Pihulic, D. Barowicz, L. Rodriguez (V. Pres.), Mr. Inquilla, C. Lake, J. Smith, A. Barowicz, S. Spinelli. 2ND ROW, L-R; J. Robbins, J. Adelberg, S. Shuran, P. Lovell, N. Strong, K. Dunham, B. Bell, S. Lahr, D. Yore, S. Nitz. 3RD ROW, L-R; D. Pauler, D. Krieger, D. Frye, M. Soper, R. Altic, J. Sanford, A. Clear- man, P. Borgerson, L. Pucci, C. Lewis. 4th ROW, L-R; B. Sundstrum, T. Flaherty, B. Frye, G. Thompson, C. Pauler, J. Thomas (Pres. ), P. Lovell, A. Sisson, B. Raba, J. Deja. SPANISH CLUB This year the Spanish Club was under the direc- tion of a new advisor, Mr. Ben Inquilla. The Span- ish Club took part in a large number of activities. Most of these activities were money making pro- jects to help the Club finance its one-week trip to Mexico during spring vacation. Twenty-four stu- dents and three chaperones participated in this trip. Other activities of the club included a caramel apple sale, a bake sale at Goldblatts, a Spanish fiesta open to the public, and a tea with die Ger- man Club. The Spanish Club also participated in a Spanish contest, with other neighboring schools, at Andrews University. DER DEUTSCHVEREIN The German Club began an interesting year with singing Christmas carols at a rest home in Bridgman and ended with a bake sale. During the year, we celebrated Fasching with the German Clubs of River Valley and Berrien Springs, who hosted the party. The German Club hosted a brunch, at which the Spanish Club were guests. Other activities held by the German Club were a German Potato Pancake Supper and a German Dinner. GERMAN CLUB BOTTOM ROW; L-R; R. Gench, B. Benson, C. Neuman, M. Deckert, J. Nye, M. Nye, Mr. Adams. TOP ROW; K. March, D. Peachey, K. Forcade, N. Steffen, D. Lockwitz, S. Jordan. N.H.S. 1st ROW, U R; D. Phillips, C. Lake, D. Boelcke, J. Adelberg, B. Kramer, D. Goodrow, C. Stump, M. Davis, S. Ratter, P. Pratl. 2nd ROW, UR; Mrs. Stover, S. Cast, J. Root, D. Barbus, K. Stacey, T. Schafer, R. Mielke, K. Sprague, M. Deckert, J. Browe, J. Robbins. 3rd ROW, UR; V. Gardner, E. Beutter, D. Pauler, S. Hand, B. Bartels, T. Zebell, B. Sundstrom, D. Poschke, K. Goetz, T. Hartwig, J. Hassler. 4th ROW, UR; C. Lewis, C. Wozniak, S. Johnson, M. Strong, K. Braga, J. Thomas, P. Lovell, K. Donnell, D. Schiman, D. Elsasser, R. Altic, D. Small. 5th ROW, UR; T. Morgan, B. Yauch, B. Steinke, A. Strefling, T. Seel, T. Walter, M. Smith, K. Rochau, D. Palmer, M. Spitzer, C. Pauler. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society sent a small group of its members every Activity Per- iod to tutor students at Baroda Elementary School. The N.H. S. earned money this year through bake sales and an after-game dance, so that a scholarship could be awarded at the end of the year. Eric Beutter won the scholarship. NHS OFFICERS L-R; D. Schiman (Treas. ), J. Hassler (Sec.), A. Strefling (Pres.), E. Beutter (V. Pres.). FSA 1st ROW: L-R; M. Davis, R. Sieroslawski, D. Nitz, J. Deja, D. Davis, S. Ratter, M. Winnell. 2nd ROW; B. Frye, M. Pierman, C. Fausak, D. Miller, D. Poschke, K. Curtis, L. Sprague, J. Charleston, K. Stacey. 3rd ROW; T. Craig, D. Zick, L. Soteriou, R. Berry, D. Jeske, B. Raba. FUTURE SECRETARIES During the past year, the Lakeshore chapter of the Future Secre- taries took a bus trip to Upjohn in Kalamazoo, visited the Police De- partment, presented a very successful fashion show, and listened to guests speak on make-up and grooming. The objectives of this asso- ciation are: 1. To stimulate interest in the secretarial profession. 2. To develop a better understanding of secretarial responsibilites. 3. To provide the basics necessary to the preparation of future professional secretaries. FSA OFFICERS L-R; M. Davis (V. Pres.), R. Sieroslawski (Treas. ), T. Craig (Pres.), Mrs. Hamblen (Adv. ), J. Deja (Corres. Sec.), K. Curtis (Rec. Sec.). FTA OFFICERS C. Hafstrom (Sec.), S. Priebe (V. Pres.)� T. Hartwig (Pres.), Mrs. Johns. The Future Teachers went to the different elementary schools every Activity period to aid the teachers. They also gave a $100.00 scholarship, which this year went to Emmie Gauss. FTA 1st ROW, L-R; W. Wurtz, D. Barowicz, C. Saubier, N. Miller, J. Gunkel, D. Phillips, P. Bassett. 2nd ROW, L-R; M. Nye, D. Small, N. Jasper, J. Vivardo, J. Krieger, J. Sacha, L. Sprague, J. Spitzke, S. Sempert. 3rd ROW, L-R; P. Hanners, T. Schadler, K. March, K. Stacey, C. Hafstrom, T. Hartwig, D. Johns, J. Beutter, U. Moneta, S. Jackson. 4th ROW, UR; B. Bartels, B. Holden, S. Priebe, D. Knapp, L. Parker, D. Zick, B. Peters, T. Ehman, T. Fara. FUTURE MEDICS 1st ROW; L-R; J. Hurbanis, J. Smith, Mrs. Truhn, J. Adelberg, L. Namor. 2nd ROW; N. Strong, S. Shap- leigh, S. Shuran, L. Kendzora, S. Jordan, S. Schoenfelder, S. Jackson, M. Deetjen. 3rd ROW; L. Curley, J. Sacha, T. Barbus, D. Elsasser, V. Mischke, V. Root, R. Altic, K. March, J. Kreiger. FUTURE MEDICS CLUB The Future Medics Club consists of any girl or boy in High School who is interested in the field of medicine. During the 1970-71 school year, the Future Medics held a car wash and entered a float, Bob the Bobcats in the Homecom- ing parade. The Lancers of Science heard a lecture on fish tanks, kept up a bulletin board the entire year, and sponsored an after-game dance. LANCERS OF SCIENCE 1st ROW; L-R; J. Wheeler, G. Wurtz, C. Saurbier, D. Griffin, D. Brewer, L. Parker, J. Kreiger, R. Vliet, P. Prati, L. Fanous, Mr. Meyers. 2nd ROW: D. Ogonowski, W. Hadaday, B. Radde, K. Rochau, C. Parker, D. Bow- man, T. Shafer. R. Schultz, M. Smith, K. Dembowsky, F. Armbruster, T. Walters, B. Katz, J. Turcotte. F.H.A. 1st ROW; L-R; L. Machurick, L. Zielke, J. Bradley, Mrs. Ondrus, D. Goodrow, S. Shafer, E. Gebhard. 2nd ROW; M. Gebhard, J. Fullwood, D. Monte, D. Yore, R. Slamp, P. Petznick, P. Story, D. Roland. 3rd ROW; L. Getz, C. Bailey, D. Milmine, C. Jaeger, M. Slattery, D. Little, R. Davies, S. Germain. 4th ROW; J. Kreiger, E. Wundersee, R. Dernier, S. Patzer, A. Strefling, D. VanZile, C. Wozniak, D. Poschke, S. Siewert. F.H.A. The Future Homemakers sold Homecoming mums, gave an Easter party at Card School, had a P.J. party, and a Mother-Daughter Banquet, and also attended the State Convention at Western. F.H.A. OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW; L-R; E. Wundersee (Point Sec. ), C. Wozniak (Vice Pres. ), P. Story (Pres. ), D. Monte (Sec.). TOP ROW; R. Dernier (Hist. ), A. Strefling (Treas.), S. Patzer (Degree Sec.), D. Roland (Parli.). KEY CLUB 1st ROW; L-R; B. Dutcher, K. Sprague, A. Smikle, Mr. Adams, B. Yauch, B. Sundstrom, M. Bobinski. 2nd ROW: R Mielke, D. Ott, B. Steinke, C. Wend, G. Agens, M. Zinkil, S. Kreiger, T. Seel, T. Moynihan, K. Walden- maier, M. Strong. KEY CLUB This year the Key Club supported well its claim of being the most active club in the school. Last summer two members attended the International Convention in Cleveland and in the spring, seven members went to Traverse City for the District Convention. The annual Slave Day was again held as was the Key Club-Faculty Basketball Game with help from the L Club. The Peanut sale was revived and the Key Club helped Kiwanis with their Pancake Day, besides taking over a Kiwanis meeting. The traditional Christmas Tree Pickup was again a success as was a car wash from which all proceeds were donated to the Berrien Drug Treatment Clinic. At the Annual Banquet, the Bryan Steuer Memorial Scholarship was also given. L CLUB The L Club, consisting only of the deserving young men of the High School, continues to be known as a club of respect throughout the school. During the past school year, the Club co-hosted the Key Club-Faculty Basketball game, and held a Car-Wash at the High School. They used the money earned from these to put on a picnic at Mike Zinkils house at the end of the year. GIRL'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girl's Athletic Association has had a busy year, with activities to suit almost everyone's taste. We started the year with a successful get acquainted picnic for all old and new members. Then as basketball season came into a full swing, some of the members of GAA joined the Girl's Basketball Team. We polished up our playing in practice sessions and then met three challengers, Galien, Bridgman, and Trinity, St. Joe. Our ef- forts paid off as we beat Galien and Bridgman, but, were defeated by Trinity. 82 L CLUB 1st ROW; L-R; D. Boelcke, G. Tollas, K. Sprague, Mr. McLaughlin, T. Gregory, T. Bella via, G. Worth. 2nd ROW; C. Trapp, B. Yauch, D. Schiman, R. Mielke, B. Dutcher, D. Less. 3rd ROW; T. Moynihan, D. Radtke, C. Knapp, M. Zinkil. GAA 1st ROW; L- R; M. Weaver, M. Schmoeller, D. Gregory, L. Slavicek, K. Luttrell, C. Nitz, M. Winnell, C. Baker. 2nd ROW; N. Miller, B. Kent, S. Jackson, G. Johns, S. Shuran, P. Pratl, Krager, W. Eisner, D. Yore. 3rd ROW; P. Lawrick, J. Krieger, P. Guidice, B. Benson, S. Patzer, S. Hand, C. Neuman, D. VanZile, L. Curley, Mrs. Jackson. ’. Pratl, S. Shapleigh, L. Zielke, D. Roland, E. . Stockwell, L. Parker, DRIFTWOOD YEARBOOK STAFF 1st ROW; l R; D. Boelcke, J. Robbins, J. Root, L. Statz, C. Lewis, Mr. Greendonner. 2nd ROW; K. Gast, E. Beutter, D. Pauler, S. Johnson, C. Hafstrom, J. Kreiger. 3rd ROW; R. Aide, S. Patzer, P. Lovell, D. Palmer, K. Donnell, T. Fara, D. Elsasser. Editor-Jill Robbins Copy Editor-Chylon Lewis Faculty and Administration-Terry Fara, Susan Gast Underclassmen-Rhonda Altic, Connie Both, Dona Elsasser, Sharon Johnson, Debbie Pauler Sports-Kathie Donnell, Dave Palmer, Sue Patzer, Jill Rob- bins, Leslie Statz Activities-Rhonda Altic, Dona Elsasser, Sharon Johnson, Terry Zinkil Band-Diana Boelcke, Chylon Lewis Plays-Terry Fara Seniors-Connie Hafstrom, Sue Patzer Prom, Graduation-Jodie Root, Jill Robbins Ads-Dave Palmer Artwork-Jodie Root Photographers-Terry Fara, Tom Morgan 84 NEWSPAPER STAFF 1st ROW; D-R; S. Schmoeller, G. Imler, S. Shapleigh, Mrs. Gruss, S. Sempert, M. Schmoeller, M. Slattery. 2nd ROW; S. Shuran, S. Jordan, L. Kendzora, J. Zandarski, E. Beutter, D. Little, J. Krieger, R. Davies. 3rd ROW; M. Stampohor, J. Zimmerman, T. Fara, T. Morgan, M. Quardokus, C. Parker, B. Hunter, B. Benson, B. Richter. SCHOOL NEWSPAPER The 1970-71 Newspaper Staff this year was headed by Tom Morgan with Mrs. Gruss as a staff advisor. One newspaper convention was attended by the group, held in Detroit in the early fall. This convention pre- sented what others were doing in the field of journalism and gave a few helpful hints on how to freshen up your writing. Through the front page articles, editorials, and The Ghost adventures, the newspaper staff had let stu- dents know, at least a little bit, of what is going on at Lakeshore. They hope to be journeying and journaling even more in the future. NEWSPAPER EDITORS BOTTOM ROW; L-R; B. Hunter, T. Morgan, S. Schmoeller. TOP ROW; E. Beutter, Mrs. Gruss, T. Fara. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS L-R; D. Pauler (Sec.), P. Lovell (Coit . Sec.), B. Yauch (V. Pres.), C. Lewis (Pres.), C. Wend (Treas.), Mr. Humes (Adv.). STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council tried to promote school spirit this year by sponsoring a Home- coming Parade, complete with floats and the Lancer Marching Band. They hosted the Homecoming dance, and the Thaw Ball in the spring. Throughout die year, they earned money by running the snack bar. During die spring, they sponsored two inter- esting assemblies. They were credited with the dropping of senior exams. Various members attended area meetings during the school year to broaden their experiences with student government. RnwTT!COilNCJLiSt R,OV£ LdR;,S' Nitz Robbins s- H°ge p- Lovell, C. Lewis, S. English, J. Mohler. 2nd ROW, P. k ell, B. Yauch, D. Pauler, D. Barbus, V. Gardner, P. Borgerson, S. Johnson, V. Stacey. 3rd ROW; T Lauver, B. Shafer, K. Braga, J. Haynes, B. Stockwell, P. Morrison, C. Wend, M. Valacak. 86 KNEELING UR; B. Kramer, M. Schneider, P. Potts, C. Ignatovich, M. Bnxnkel, J. Fields; STANDING UR; J. Dickey, K. Braga, V. Stacey, D. Zick, L. Schmidt. LANCERRETTES This year a new organization, The Lakeshore Lancerettes was formed under the supervision of Mr. Robert Forburger. The group of 12 junior and senior girls, backed by 3 alternates, entertained the crowds during halftime on our home court with high-step dance routines. Performing for 7 of die 8 home basketball games, the Lancerettes treated their audience to three spirited numbers per night. The choreography, done by the girls themselves, served as proof of the combined efforts put forth by the group to make the first Pom Pom squad established in Lakeshore a success. 87 DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS STANDING L-R; D. Barbus, D. Palmer; SEATED D R; E. Beutter, B. Holden. DRAMA CLUB This organization consisted of those students in the High School who had an interest in dramatic arts. The Club's major activity was working on the spring and fall plays. This year the Drama Club also sponsored a Senior-Thespian Dinner at Win Shuler's. 1st ROW; L-R; C. Pauler, D. Phillips, J. Nye, E. Krager, K. Woodbeck, S. Shapleigh. 2nd ROW; R. Gench, C. Saubier, D. Barbus, L. Kendzora, E. Beutter, Mrs. Wroblewski, S. Hand, T. Barbus, B. Harris, A. Pierson, B. Bell. 3rd ROW; J. Sacha, C. Hafstrom, R. Altic, D. Elsasser, C. Both, M. Soper, B. Benson, C. Neuman, T. Ehman, K. Dunham, 4th ROW; R. Kubsch, B. Holden, T. Fara, K. Braga, D. Palmer, K. Meyerink, T. Morgan, M. Spitzer, V. Root, B. Bartels. 88 Thespians are those members of Drama Club who have accumu- lated ten or more Thespian points through work on all school drama- tic productions. The students who have achieved Thespian member- ship compose the Honor Society of the Dramatic Arts Department. THESPIAN TROUPE 1st ROW, L-R; B. Holden, T. Fara, Mrs. Wroblewski, D. Zick, D. Good- row, R. Altic. STANDING; D. Palmer, T. Morgan. 89 CONCERT CHOIR FRONT ROW L-R; P. Bassett, M. Deetjen, J. Fullwood, B. Looney, C. Lake, J. Mohler, D. Schuler, L. Fam, L. Hauck, I. Rodriguez. 2nd ROW L-R; K. Dorsey, T. Irwin, K. Muller, C. Saurbier, P. Story, E. Gauss, C. Peachy, C. Fausak, P. Potts, G. Schmidtke, R. Slamp, G. Rozinski, K. Luttrell, K. Gorske. 3rd ROW L-R. D. Barbus, M. Deckert, T. Craig, B. Bartels, S. Patzer, M. Nower, C. Hafstrom, J. Reed, N. Nelson, J. Krieger, T. Fara, D. Yuran, J. Dickey, P. Guidice. 4th ROW L-R; C. Woznack, B. Richardson, D. Zick, A. Smikel, F. Wozniak, G. Westlake, G. Gardner, J. Anderson, D. Shafer, C. Stump, G. Watson, L. Riegle, P. Pschigoda, M. MacDonald, A. Strefling, S. Wachs, K. Litke. The Concert Choir is made up of any junior or senior student, regardless of talent, who has an in- terest in vocal music. They appear many times during the year. Concerts this year included a Christmas concert, a spring concert, and a sacred concert. They received straight I ratings at the choir festival in South Haven. All of the members took part in the spring production of Night on Broadway . 90 1st ROW D-R; T. Moynihan, L. Schmidt, S. Schmoeller, E. Beutter; 2nd ROW L-R; M. Zinkil, J. Beutter, J. Fields, B. Dutcher, D. Ott, M. Brunkel, V. Gardner, J. Peterson; 3rd ROW L-R; B. Schultz, S. Cast, K. Stacey, R. Mielke. The Madrigals are a select group, made up of the most talented voices. They sang at Achievement night, and at a fashion show at Schulers. There were two Madrigal concerts, one in the fall, and one in the spring. They also went Christmas caroling. The sophmore choir is open to all sophmores. They sang at the Christmas concert. 1st ROW L-R; D. Bronson, J. Hill, D. Perigen, M. Weaver, K. Moynihan, R. Scruggs, M. Bauske, V. Gardner, L. McDade, M. Mapes, E. Gebhard; 2nd ROW I R; M. Castelbuono, M. Schmoeller, C. Baker, S. Germain, R. Davies, V. Winfield, R. Zelvis, M. James, T. Bellevia, G. McDade, B. Phillips, V. Bom, K. Cast, P. Shultz, P. English, Miss Archer; 3rd ROW, L-R; D. Little, R. Tomlinson, K. Rey, S. Jordan, D. Templeman, D. Henshaw, T. Kovalska, D. Wade, F. LoRocco, B. Richter, J. Zimmerman, T. Barbus, A. Brister, M. Riley, V. Bridwell. Gary Hora, Nick Totzke, and Bob Getz F. F. A. The F.F. A. started off the 1970-1971 school year with a new advisor, Mr. David Marcy. Our first big event was the annual Christmas tree sale of which we donated half of the profits to Maple Grove Center. During the year we attended many contests and represented Lakeshore well. We sent delegates to the National and State Conventions. This year Bob Getz and Nick Totzke received the State Farmer Award. On May 1, our annual Chicken Barbecue was held. The profits we took in were spent on supplies for the F.F. A. farms. Bob Getz served as Region I Treasurer and Gary Hora was elected to serve as Region I Vice President in 1971-1972. 92 1st ROW L-R; G. Hora, C. Both, R. Dale, K. Fowler, J. Vergot, 2nd ROW; R. Stawski, D. Monte, E. Kaley, S. Carter, D. Schutzke, L. Cortson, P. Pschigoda, E. Billionis, 3rd ROW; J. Luttrell, D. Schlutt, Ned Totzke, B. Radde, Nick Totzke, T. Germain, D. Dasse, E. Kretchman; 4th ROW, B. Getz, N. Nitz, B. Mead, R. Jordan, R. Bammann, C. Nitz, G. Rosenthal. 9TH GRADE F.F.A. KNEELING L-R; Jayma Mohler, Sally Nitz. STANDING L-R; Debbie Small-Captain, Ronda Demler, Denise Barbus, Cheryl Riske. This past year, our vivacious cheer- leaders worked hard and long to back our boys. They worked out different routines for the home-game assemblies and worked hard all year to promote the school's spirit for sports events. 94 Jeanette Smith and Barb StockweU put in many hours as our substituting cheerleaders. They were called on many times at the last minute to per- form, and did a very fine job as cheerleaders when they were needed. Smitty and Barbie The Junior Varsity also got the support of a fine group of cheerleaders. These girls helped the Varsity cheerleaders to sell ribbons, lead pep as- semblies, and many other jobs which were the duty of the cheerleaders. TOP TO BOTTOM; P. Borgerson, K. Cast, SA.rv v va '• jmiea fiS % t .-ySS • j. u 1, r«9 l$ . • -:4mhH jTty b 1 . 'VW i ■« v i WS oVA wvv.' 'JlllI iwfVV • ‘A ‘fWJ ■| «gMi - §f? [■ -% iis ■:m- m mk � i. .i . ; Jji ? ■ £ ■ V,. ' r vi «T- SpBEffi g 3 I «as� 1- • £-$. :3p mr h .v ?-§5S xtr iv ' sfc t U s - • -:m,. STO 2?Sfa ■ I V P SEP? C..� -' ... . , .• • «a� fi� WHO COULD ASK FOR ANYTHING MORE ? -R. : Ross Mielke, Drum Major; Dan Schiman, Presi- Vice-President; Diane Boelcke, Secretary and The band started its work a week before the opening of school at Camp Friedenswald in Cas- sopolis. Under the direction of Mr. Lesser and Don Swikowski the band prepared for its long marching season. This included five half-time shows, a televised parade in South Bend, and the Marching Festival where the band received a first division. The concert band performed at the annual Christmas concert, District Band and Orchestra Festival and the annual Spring concert. 17 bandsmen participated in the District Solo and Ensemble and qualified for the state contest. This past spring the band marched in the Blossom Parade, the Key to the Cities Tour and the Stevens ville Memorial Day Parade. The non- graduating members played for the Commence- ment excercises. 102 It took many, many people to put on this years fall play which was our first musical. Co-producers MISS V. ARCHER and MRS. CAROL WROBLEWSKI along with the help of MISS KAREN RODDA, cast and produced one of our finest plays. Involved in the leading roles were: Terry Sprague, ’THE BOY The cast of thousands included dancers: Barb Kramer, Greg Westlake, Barbara Bartels, Dave Pal- mer, Carol Ignatovich, Doug Ott, Denise Barbus, Tom Moynihan, Jackie Boelcke, Bill Gregory, Jane Fields, and Fred Wozniak. The chorus included Vikki Stacey, Larry Riegal, Cindy Neuman, Mike Zinkil, Trish Bar- FRIEND” bus, Paul Pschigoda, Vicki Bom, Don Shaffer, Janice Krieger, A1 Smikle, Melanie Schoeller, Brad Harris and Stephanie Schmoeller. And much praise and thanks go to the crews and committees who made the play one of Lakeshore's best. Eric Beutter, Karen Braga, Brace Springer, Judy Beutter, Mark Spitzer, Monica Brankel, Joel Peterson, Sue Gast, Mike Zinkil, Jean Sacha, Bob Schultz, Sabrina Spinelli, Ross Mielke, Kathy Woodbeck, and Brent Dutcher. THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNEST April 30th — May 1st CAST Karen Dunham Lynn Savage Jeannette Smith Tom Moynihan Karen Braga Mark Spitzer Barbara Bartels Kory Meyerink David Palmer Mrs. Wroblewski-Director Connie Hafstrom- Student Director SEN ORS V A L E D I C T 0 R I A N Bill has been very bus)J with school and outside activities during his high school career. He has been in Key Club and served as President and Lieutenant Governor. Bill was a member of Nation- al Honor Society, L Club and Varsity Football team. He has been quite active in 4-H and his church youth group at Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church. This past year proved to be a year of success for Bill. He was a National Merit Finalist and was entered in Merit's Who's Who among American High School School Students. Bill received an Hon- orary Scholarship from Michigan Com- petitive, he was also the recipient of the Elks Club 541 Scholarship and Zion Memorial Scholarship which he will apply to his studies at Michigan State University in the field of Engineering. WILLIAM EDWARD STEINKE Amy has taken part in various school activities dining her senior year. She served as President of National Honor Society and Treasurer of the Future Homemakers of America, she was also a member of the Future Medic . Amy was awarded the Girls American Legion Award at the Honors Night held this past spring. With the Freshman Scholarship she received, Amy will attend Andrews University. She plans to enter the An- drews University Honor's Program and earn a Liberal Arts Degree. HA JACK ANDERSON PAULA BASSETT FRED ARMBRUSTER ERIC BEUTTER JODY ADELBERG DIANA BOELCKE v DENISE BAROWICZ DAVID BOWMAN JACK CHARLESTON CHARLES COLEMAN GLORIA CRAIG CATHY CURTIS DIANE DAVIS WILLIAM DAMASKE ROBERTA DAVIDSON JAMES DANSFIELD KLAUS DEMBOWSKY RONDA DEMLER JOYCE DICKEY TERESA FARA RAYMOND DOMKE MARSHA FEELEY CARY GARDNER KATHIE DONNELL CINDI FELL RONALD CAST ALICE FISHLER SUSAN CAST TIM GAIPA PATRICIA HANNERS TERRY HARTWIG ALLAN HASSE JANE HASSLER DANEL HAUCH THOMAS HILL PAT HOUSER SANDRA HAUCH MICHAEL HAYNES DALE HETLER BECKY HOLDEN DEBRA HUSCHER DEBI IVES SHERRI JACKSON DONNA JOHNS MICHAEL JONES RICK JORDAN ROBERT KATZ CHRIS KNAPP DIANE KNAPP SUSAN KRONOS KATHY KLACKLE KAREN KEMPF MELVIN KURBIS SECRETARY JODIE ROOT DARCIE KUSCHEL DEBRA LEATZ CHYLON LEWIS ' X PAMELA LOVELL KEN MACH DAN MAPES ray McDonald PATRICIA MERLE DEBBIE MILMINE URSULA MONETA DONITA MONTE PAT MORRISON BECKY NERNBERC PRESIDENT MIKE STRONG CHRIS NYE BRUCE NITZ ROLF NYKAMP DAVID PALMER LINDA PARKER DEBBIE NITZ DOUG OGONOWSKI SALLY NITZ LIBBY OLIN SUE PATZER DEBBIE PAULER JEANNE PHILLIPI DAVID L. PHILLIPS DAVE PHILLIPS VICE-PRESIDENT MARGO DEETJEN TOM POLUS PATRICIA POTTS SANDI PRIEBE MIKE QUARDOKUS BRUCE RADDE t DAVID RADTKE LARRY RIEGEL REBECCA RANSOM DOROTHEA JEFF RIEDNER RASTA TTER CHERYL RISKE JILL ROBBINS KIM ROCHAU DEBORAH ROLAND DAVE ROOT JODIE ROOT CONNIE ROTTER GLORIA ROZINSKI LEROY RUSSELL ROSE SIEROSLAWSKI RICHARD SING SHELLEY SKA LA RICK SLABAUGH DEBBIE SMALL LINDA SMITH MARTHA SMITH MATTHEW SMITH WILLIAM SOPER LORRAINE SOTER IOU KAREN SPITZER MARK SPITZER JUDY SPITZKE KEVIN SPRAGUE LINDA SPRAGUE GREGORY STAMPOHAR GREGG STANTON KIM STACEY DAVID STEIMIE AMY STREFLINC WILLIAM STEINKE LYNETTE STEUER PAMELA STORY MIKE STRONG CRAIG STUMP EDWIN TAM SUSAN TERLISNER SANDY THOMPSON NICK TOTZKE DONNA VAN ZILE JEFFREY TURCOTTE JANET VIVARDO SCOTT WAGNER JUDY WALDEN ROBERT YAUCH TERRY ZEBELL JIM ZELVIS DEBBIE ZICK JACK ZINK MICHAEL ZINKIL MONICA BRUNKEL JANICE KRIEGER PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE CREC AREND LUCY BALL RHONDA BERRY KATHY REITZ RON BLOCK TERRI CRAIG DENNY CAST TOM SHAFER KEVIN GREEN STEVE HEYN BRUCE HOUCK CHUCK WITT DEBBIE HANSON PEGGY KETTLEHUT RICHARD PLANGGER RON BARKER 127 LIFE 15 THE EXCITIN UNKNOWN The Junior Class of Lakeshore High School Presents Sautfte m Spfe uiaa Knight’s of Columbus Hall Saturday Evening May Twenty-second Nineteen Hundred Seventy-one LIFE IS SPECIAL SPECIAL MOMENTS, AND SPECIAL MEMORIES. 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