Lakeshore High School - Driftwood Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1974 volume:

Lakeshore is: Winning Athletics •i A Learning Experience Faculty Members L-R: Mr. Kniola, Ass’t. Principal; Mr. Reilly, Principal; Mr. MacTavish, Counselor. 7 CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION Frederick J. Schmidt. Superintendent Board of Education: L TO R: Arnold Nitz. Raymond Frve. James Murphy; SITTING- Marv Jane Waldenmaier. John Steinke. George Zinkil. Gerald Totzke. Congratulations to the Class of 1974. Your success at Lakeshore is measured not in terms of what your teachers taught you but rather in terms of what you were willing to learn. By now' you should have discovered that education is a personal thing; if it is to be obtained, it must be desired. 1 he past thirteen years have been the “formal” education years. Though these years are now part of the past for many of you, your education will continue for the remainder of your life. There is an inexhaustible reservoir of knowledge waiting for you to tap. It is our hope that these years at Lakeshore have given you the tools necessary to continue to pursue knowledge for. in future years, your success will be measured in terms of what you want to continue to learn. 8 L TO R: Miss anderbeck. Mr. Galbreath; Assistant Superintendents. PHYSICAL EDUCATION L TO R: Mr. Guse, Miss Botts. Mrs. Scherr, Mr. Olin. GUIDANCE 10 L TO R: Mr Humes, Mrs. Tabor, Mr. MacTavish, Mrs. Hildebrand, Mr. Stelling. LANGUAGE ARTS STANDING Lto R: Mr. Adams. Mr. Lindahl. Mrs. Schwarz. Mrs. Bury, Mrs. Rapp. Miss Lindenfeld. Mr. Inquilla; SITTING: Mr. Rutlin. Mrs. Lovellette. Mrs. Blenderman. Mrs. Stover. Mrs. Johns. MATH AND SCIENCE BACK ROW: L to R: Mr. Porter. Mr. Brueck; MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Myers. Mr. Sotnyk, Mr. Arter; SITTING: Mrs. Sprague. Mrs. Walker. Miss Carroll. VOCATIONAL ARTS AND SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES 13 Freshmen ( lass Officers I. R FRONT: Doren Menser. Secretary: Rhonda Kdwards. Vice-President; BACK: Karen Avery. Treasurer: Mike Mason. Presi- dent. Diane Ackall Diane Adams David Anderson Sue Anderson Dave Anstey Debbie Ashbrook Ruth Atkinson Tammy Aungst Karen Avery Laura Bailey Nick Baiun Larry Banks Robin Barker Raya Buschke Judy Beck Julie Belonger Christy Berli Dick Berndt Mimi Beutter Laura Bischoff Kathy Blaker David Block Mary Boelke Jon Bomberger Julie Bonczkowski Bob Borcherding Jim Bowman Mike Bradley 16 •Jen Brame Tammy Brame Teri Branch Cathy Bremer Gary Buckner Kim Brown •Julie Butcher Kathy Buck Roger Bums David Byers •Jell Callender David Camp Kevin Campbell .John Caris Don Carlson Cindy Catania Jim Chester Kelly Clark 17 Vickie Dover •John Drews Bruce Duncan Hobby Dushuanok •lanis Eason •Jerry Kdwards Linda Kdwards Khonda Kdwards Lynda Eggleston Katy Engle Kathy English Klyn Krker Tim Kversole Sue Farrow Fritz Faust Rick Fechner Cheryl Fell Belinda Fincher loanee Fowler Tom Frakes Nancy French Cathy Friske •Jeff Frohbriter Handy Frye Ray Fulkerson 18 (’assy Geary Kevin Gebhard Roxy Germain Dave Gilbert Scott Gillette Tom Gilles Harry Gnodtke Jimmy Glaves Darlene Gleffe Bill Goodman Tina Goodwin Diane Gosnell Jeanne Graber Karen Graber Deb Greathouse David Green Patti Gruss Diane Gusse Craig Hadady Janice Hahn Linda Hale Deb Hamilton Steve Hamlin Mark Hampton Bill Hansen Cindy Hardy Kurt Hartline Bob Harvey Dave Haslett Robert Hauch 19 Bernard Herbstreit Steve Hillegas Benno Hendricts John Hoge Patty Hoge Rhonda Hoge Stephanie Holcomb Steve Holcomb Barb Holmes Jeff Holmes Sandy Hora Chris Horton 11a House Tonda Huebner John Imbs Jeff Ives Tom Jager Scott Johnson Janice Johnson Don Jones Mark Jones Chris Jorgensen Jim Kaekel Vicky Kemp Mitch Kerr Dackery Kiehn Dave Kietzer Jack King Bob Kish Pam Klug Mike Klutts Anita Koppier Keith Kovalska Bill Krause Scott Krugler Linda Kublick Richard Kubsch Jim Kucharzyk Teresa Kuhn Cindy Kuhns Jill Lachman Sandy Lambert Becky I ange Pam Lauck Beth Lawrence Don Layman Gina Leto Steve I� hrke Kevin Lorton Cindy Lunsford Cathy Macigewski Tim Mahler Donna Maier Lisa Mammina Lynn Marzke 21 Mike Mason Ron Mathis Neil McCoy Sue McClelland Dorothy McGrath Mike McGrath Fatty McTavish Kimm Mead Doren Menser Kathv Mensineer Sheryl Mergan Sue Merrill Dawn Mervenne Galen Meyer Kathy Meyer Janet Miller Michele Milmine Randy Morey Mike Morrow Ron Moschioni Tom Neal Lonna Neidlinger Jamie Nelson Steve Nichols Pam Nidiffer John Nimtz 22 Chervl Nitz Jeff Nitz Rod Nitz Pat Nolan Mary Nye Pat O’Brian Marshall Pebler Bob Perry Doris Peterson Tim Piner Steve Pitts Brenda PIi ley Donna Potts Jeff Pribyl Tern Radabaugh Don Richards Don Ridenour Kathy Ridenour Carl Riegel Art Robards Becky Robins Harlan Rochefort Archie Rodriguez Irma Rodriguez Jim Rosenhagen Tern- Runge Ginny Russell Cindy Salkowski 23 Linda Sarola Ginny Saurhier Pat Sayers Mike Scales •Jurgen Schaper Bonnie Schermer Ivy Schewe Dale Schlutt .John Schmidt Beth Schmoeller Steve Shuck Tim Schuler Bonnie Schultz Darlene Scott Jim Scott Kathy Scott Bob Seageren Laura Selent Brad Sellers Greg Shafer Russ Shank I ura Shapleigh Patty Shawl Margo Sherrington I'rsula Smaka Diane Smith Dale Smith Laury Sparks 24 Bard Spears Wayne Spencer Jim Standk Craig Steenbergh Harry Steinke Mark Stemm Mark Swisher Dave Talber Greg Talbert •Judy Taylor Garry Thomas Debbie Tibbs Brian Tollas Larry Toth Steve Trudell Jim Turner Tim Tyler Hod Tysman Eunice Varner Janice Varner Rick Vega Paula Veit man Tim Vergot Felicia Villa Robb Wallis Debbie Walski Toni Walters Kathy Warner Dennis Wetherford Wendy Weaver Maureen Weber Rick Welch Bill Welch 25 Paula Wesner Hon Wesner Man.1 Wheeler Phil Whithead Dave Wickham Randi Wilhelmsen Irene Wilson Patty Wisneski Leslie Woodbeck Terry Woodrick Kim Woods Cathy Yore Pam Youdell Cathy Young Frank Yuran Glenn Zebell Darla Zemke Dave Zeilke Erika Zielke Debra Ziemke Barb Zordell Ed Payne Joe Rose Not Pictured: Dwight Denton Robert Gilson William Hauch Rusty Herman Sherry Jackson Norm Kent Bruce Krueger Melvin Machemer Jerry McCaslin Keith McIntosh Jerry Mizell Dennis Monte Carmen Myers Steven Pethick Carolyn Pruett Jesse Starke Lisa Thomas Dave Tolberg Paula Villa Steve Wolter Paula Wosner 26 SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers L-R: Gyl Duenaing, Treasurer; Debbie Baird, Vice-President; Mark Krager, President; Kevin Hoge, Secretary. 27 David Agens Cindy Albanese Don Altic Sally Anderson •lack Angelo lies Arant Renee Arbour Terry Armstrong (Ireg Badders dreg Bailey Debi Baird Michelle Barnes Barb Bartschke Brian Bassett («ale Bauschke •Janet Bauske Cindy Beckman Karen Bellinger •Julie Bennitt Kathy Bobish Bruce Bod jack Donna Bollenbacker Rich Braga Mark Brouse Deb Buchanan Deb Burgess 28 Draw a circle with a ruler? SPIRIT OF ’76? Large winds helped us win last place. . . Becky Burnside Nick Canen Jeff Caple Cheryl Castle David Cassens Cathy Catania Linda Clanton Pam Cole Susan Contreras Ed Cook Dave Com Dave Cox Mark Dale Mike Davis Pam Dawson Denise Delong Bill Deja Theresa Deloach Bill Denemark Anita Dent Kathy Dicky Brenda Dixon Kim Dorgelo Gyl Duensing Debbie Dumdie Jeff Dumdie Doug Duschek Eric Eversole 29 Kathy Bason Tom Kppley Terry Bngle Pam Fechner Kick Fink Larry Fletcher Kandy Fletcher Derek Floreani ('hervl Fosky Angela Friske Ken Furra Kelly (Iain Marcy Gantenbein Dyan (last •Julie Gaul Volker Gaul Cindy Gellum Tom Gerber •Jerry Getz Mary Guidice Dean Gleffe Bernita Gordon Sandy Gotstein Craig Graber Glen Grieffendorf •Jim Griffin Mike Gusse •Julie Hafer Fred Hammermeister •Jim Hammond Ten Hand Steve Hannah Tina Hanson Terry Harmon Linda Harris Cathy Hart 30 Hill Hauch Dave Henderson Melanee Hendrix Alana Hennessee Harold Herbstreit Joanne Hickcox Laurie Hines Karen Hirsch Kevin Hoge Pam Hoge Sue Holobaugh Scott HosnedI Mary Hunt Cheri Hiitunen Susan Ives Janet Jakubs Duane Jasper Rick Jordan Dave Kent Kim Kern Scott Kimball Tim Knuth Pam Koebal Leona Kovalaka 31 Mark Krager Dave Krajecki Joe Krejci Dan Krieger Kim Krouse •Janice Kugle Kick Kuhns Ron Kuhn Pam Kurhis •lanice Lamunion Linda Lane Mike Layman Theresa Laprad Kick Lausman Mary Laurick Peter Lenz •Jean Kugle •Jim Leto Sherry Livengood Kyle Lorton Kevin Mach Jeannie Mahler Theresa Mandarino Karlyn March Linda Martin Janet Mason Sue Matthews Venoy Me Andrew Becky McDonald Mike McTavish Chuck Mead Kurt Mead Mike Mead Dave Meier Dion Menser Patty Mensinger Cathy Merrill Darla Miller I-aura Miller Pat Milliken 32 Mike Mist on Dennis Monte Becky Morey Mike Morse Denise Mueller Debbie Myers Margie Myers Donna Nails Kathy Neces Bob Nepstad Kathy Nernberg Fat Newell •Jacob Niemi Kevin O'Donnell Joe Offet Cindy Ott Karen Ott Kirk Oudbier Ed Owens Jerry Parent Marc Pendergress Steve Pet hick Linda Phillips Tom Pitts Jim Porter Carolyn Pruett Dave Puckett Ed Quinones Jodie Rabbers Brian Rantz Tim Rantz Brian Reed Gene Reisig Tom Rennhack Bill Restivo Glenda Roberts 33 Val Rodewald Craig Root Peggy Root Robin Ruff Chris Saha .John Scales Karen Schewe Darma Schlutt Kathy Schuler Mark Schwab •Joe Selter Craig Shafer Becky Shapleigh Larry Shively Kem Sisson Mandy Smith Ed Soulliere Diane Spit .er Callie Stalorites •Jesse Starke Chris Statz Harry Steffen Carol Stelter Carol Stream Geoff Surch Carrie Swanson Rick Swisher Martha Talbot Eric Tam Cheryl Thar •Jim Tibbs Terri Toth Cheryl Trapp Mary Truesdell Rosetta Tunis Steve Turcotte Sherry Tvler Pat Underw(K d 34 Marlene VanZile Ron Varney Sue Vergot Paula Villa Fred Wagner Mike Waldmann Karen Wall Cindy Washburn Dave Wesner Judy Wheeler Chuck White Deb Williams Steve Wood rick Mike Woods Al Zavoral Jim Ziemer Keith Arend Belinda Brown Dave Coyne R e Deja Let a Dorsey Doug Duschek Dana (last Robin Hauske Rick Jordon Tim Knuth Sue Kunkel Lorraine Reinhardt Roberta Richards Sharon Vitek Kric Eversole SOPHOMORES 36 Reinv Abram Annette Adams Cheryl Agens Chris Agens Dennis Albee Cindy Alten Randy Anderson Mike Anstey Steve Anstey Lisa Arbour Sue Arter •lane Ash .lanet Ash Dan Atkinson .Jim Backus Lisa Bailey Dave Baker Bill Bartels Bob Bengtsson Debi Berli Pat Beutter Vas Bilionis Barb Bisehoff Mike Bobbitt .Jim Bradtke •Janette Brame Mark Brame Cathy Breland Dale Brown Todd Brozovich Don Bums Frank Bussemeier Mark Bussemeier Craig Andrews David Da se •Joyce Davidson Kurt Davies Sharon Dawson Varonica Deja Mike Dent Dian DeWitt Barb Dloughy Let a Dorsey Terry Eason Claudia Ehman Mary Faher Tim Farrow Larry Fowler Mark Frank Chip Harper Chris Henderson •Jim Hendrix Hick Huge Ronda Holcomb Mike Holland Betsy Holobaugh Mike Gerhard Ed Getz Sandra Getz Dale Gleffe .Jane Godfrey Ann Golubic Debbie Gotstein Cathy ( raham Anita Gramman Dennis Grau Mark Grumbir Norma Hamm •Julann Hanson Terry Harmon Pam Hren •Jane Hudson •Jim Hudson .Judy Hudson Bob Imler Bruce .Johnson .Janet Kimley Nancy King Kathy Kish Brian Klassen Mary Klingspon Mike Knapp Ingrid Koppier Pam Kroening Kim Krohn Tim Krouse Han Johnson Holly .Johnson Bob .Jordan Nancy «Jung Mike Keith Cindy Keller I aurie Kahn Kris Kiel Doug Kuball •Jeff Kuhi .na Todd Kuschei Kim Kretchman Sherri l ausman Pam Lemacks Jonell Lesch •loe Leto Sue Livengood Steve Mahler Debbie Maier Dave Mak Alan Martin Marty Mason Kandy Matthews Joel Mattox Jane Maxwell Linda McGrath Pat McTague Debbie Mayer Deedra Miller Gene Miston Kick Murphy Nancy Neal Tom Nelson Karen Newman Gail Nichols Robyn Nidiffer Cathy Nitz Steve Nitz Todd Nitz Janet North Gary Nothdurft Cathy Oleszewski Jim Ott Steve Ott Kim Oudbier Karin Patti Scott Patzer Mary Pauler Kim Pelkey Tom Pendergrass Bob Peterson Brad Peterson Dave Piner Carl Piontek Rena Pitts Sandy Pitts Al Poschke Leora Pot rat z Lonnie Pruett Mark Radabaugh Steve Radies Sue Radtke Laura Ranney Dan Reitschneider Harry Reinhardt Willy Reinhardt •Jim Rhodes loanee Richmond Tammy Riegel Chris Ringler Lois Ritter Marshall Robertson Steve Roland Ed Rotter Rick Runge Brenda Sanford Mark Sanford 43 l rry Schutze Eugene Scott Janis Shafer (ieneva Shannon Roger Shawl Randy Slabaugh Brenda D. Smith Cathy Smith Denise Smith Marty Smith Patti Smith Julie Snyder Sharon Sonnichsen Steve Spilger Boh Standard Bruce Steenbergh Kathy Steinke Martin Steinke Ann Siockwell Wendy Stowers Mark Sundstrom Karen Svensson Kurt Swanson Elisabeth Taylor Barb Thomas 4 i Mike Thomas Lori Tollas Mike Tollas Nancy Totzke Sharon Trudell Marj Truesdell Cody Tucker Bob Utter Cindy Vance Sharon Vitek Larry Vliet •Jell Wagner Robert Wagner Don Wall Brian Walters Cornelia Wesner Pat Wheeler Teletha Wheeler •Jeff Wiles •Judy Wiles •John Willis Nancy Wielke Barb Turner Mike Yore Kathie Zebell Ric Zelvis Stan Zemke 45 Senior Cias� Officere (L-R) Vice-President, Chuck Hoge; President Robin New; Treasurer. Rhonda Avery; Secretary. Judy Vergot. 47 LOREE ADELBERG CINDY ALBRECHT JEFF ALLEN KATHY ANDERSON DAVE AXTISDEL CINDY ARTER BOTTOM RIGHT: The 3 Stooges-Ender Quinones. Jim Welch. Steve Palmer. FAR RIGHT: This is no way to study for a test-or is it? RIGHT: Where has Steve been? ABOVE: A new wav to decorate the school-at least it’s different! RHONDA AVERY VICTORIA BAILEY JOYCE BAKER LYNNE BANKS MIKE BARBER SHEILA BAUSHKE JANICE BECKMAN RHONDA BENDER DOUGLAS BENNITT BETTY BENSON SUSAN RERAN RICK BETTIG 48 CINDY BONCZKOWSKI TONY BRAGA MIKE BURGELL ROBERT BUZZARD LANE CLACK CINDY CLARK TIM CONRAD GRAFTON COOK STEVEN COOK WENDY COWAN MARTY CRAIG It� ' TOP: Sandy Smith. MIDDLE: Doug Cast, he’ll make you an offer you can’t refuse. BOTTOM: Ken Myers. 50 EUGENE DEJA CAROL DiGREGORIO RICHARD DOMKE DEBORAH DORSEY DAVID DRISCOLL JERRY DUMDIE DANIEL DUNCAN MIC HAEL DUNCAN DENNIS DUSCHEK ROBERT FOWLER ROXANNE FREYER VERONICA FRISKE ABBEY GANTENBEIN DOUGLAS GAST KAREN GEORGE TOP: Ralph Hammermeister-a cold beer would taste good right now! MIDDLE: Cindy Donna-Kung Fu. BOTTOM: Cheryl Kent late again. 51 STEVEN GERBER FAI L GERHARD JUDY GOODSELL KALIA GRABLE TIM GREWETT KATHRYN GRIER FRANK GRUMBIR KEIREN HAASE RALPH H A M M ERM EISTER DONALD HAND WILLIAM HARTMAN DEBRA HARVEY JAMES HASSE CINDY HENDERSON KIM HENDREN DOUGLAS HENDRIX CINDY HINES CHARLES HOGE ABOVE RIGHT: Hey Lisa - “Surprise! FAR RIGHT: The show doesn’t seem too thrilling to Woody. RIGHT: You wouldn’t dare-or would you?” ROANA HOLCOMB KEM HOLMES SHARON HOPKINS MICHAEL HORA JOHN HOSBEIN MILTON HOSNEDL JO HUDSON JENNIFER HUKBNER MARK HUEBNER SANDRA IRWIN VIRGINIA JASPER BARBARA JOHNSON CHRISTINE KANDUPA TOM KELLY CHERYL KENT KRISTINA KERN JO ELLEN KENT JULIA KIMLEY RIGHT: Roaring Twenties- Sandy Rice. Brian Peterson and Carol Schiman. ABOVE: What’s Dan been painting? SHELLEY KINDER JANE KLASSEN LINDA KLUPP ALLAN KNAPP STEVEN KNAPP EDKRAGER KOLETTE KRETCHMAN KIM KROENING WENDI KROENING BRIAN KRUEGER JEANNINE KUGLE JAMES KUHN LYNN LANEY ROBERT LEDYARD ROBIN LEE LARRY LIVENGOOD DEBRA LUTH TANYA LYNN 54 TOP: Is Steve Schmidtke our new office secretary? BELOW: The Mistress of Ceremonies-Judy Vergot. DENA MAAS ( INDY MANDARJNO DOREEN McDORMAN RICHARD McGRATH PETER MENSER KEITH MENSINGER TERRY MERRILL DEBRA MEYER GAVIN MIDDLETON KEVIN MIDDLETON JAN MIELKE GAIL MILLER JEANNIE MILLER MARK MOHLER BEVERLY MORRIS COLLEEN MYERS 55 NANCY NEAL ROBIN NEW DAVID NEWMAN SUSAN NTTZ THOMAS NITZ KERRY NYE SANDRA OFFET BONNIE OTT susan orr DEBBIE OWENS STEVEN PALMER TONI PARENT HOWARD PATTERSON DONNA PAYNE SHARON PEACHEY LYNN PELKEY BRIAN PETERSON KEN PETZNICK MONIKA PIONTEK DONALD POLFIJS 56 PENNY SCHLUTZ KAREN SEEL s CHARLIE SHAFER LISA SHAPLEIGH DEBRA SHAVER KAREN SHEPHERD SUSAN SHERRINGTON RHONDA SIMMONS STEVEN SNOWDEN MARC SNYDER GLORIA SPEARS SUSAN SPENCER KATHERINE SPRINGER RICHARD STALORITES DANA STATZ WILLIAM STRONG DENISE SURCH SHARON SZABO LYN TALBOT JESSIE TEGNER RONALD UHRIK SHARON UPHOFF JAMES URCH PAUL VALACAK LYNN VANZILE DEBORAH VEGA ABOVE LEFT: Georgia Sitek. ABOVE: Paul Gerhard. 59 JUDITH VERGOT LARRY VOGL DEBRA WACH MELISSA WADE BETH WAGONER KATHY WALDENMAIER RICK WALSTON LINDA WEAVER WANDA WEAVER 60 JAMES WELCH TERRI WELLS CATHLEEN WICKMAN SUSAN WOODS WILLIAM YORE ANNABELLE YURAN MARK ZANDARSKI ANNA ABERG RIGHT: John Hosbien holding up the wall! BELOW: Kem Holmes. LEFT: Gail Miller wearing the new au- ditorium uniforms. NOT PICTURED GARY GELESKO JEANETTE GOODROW JOHN GOSSETT JOHN HANSON DANIEL HART PENNY MEYERINK KENNETH MYERS ELENIS QUINONES RONA REININK KAREN SAROLA DALE SPITZER SAMUEL STUELAND PATRICIA TAYLOR PATRICIA VARNEY DAVID WAINSCOTT RAYMOND WOODS 61 DR. ROSS HYPNOTIZES THE SENIORS ORGANIZATIONS QUILL AND SCROLL BACK HOW (L-R). Nancy Smikle. Toni Parent, and Kolette Kretehman. SECOND ROW. Mr. Greendonner yearbook advisor. Tony Braga. Debbie Owens. Tim Cuprisin, and Jeanette Brame. FIRST ROW. Sue Dass, Jo Hud- son. Shelley Kinder. Kathv Hoffman, and Mrs. Johns, newspaper advisor. A Quill and Scroll charter was issued to Lakeshore High School in 1973, the first year since the school was built. The new members of the Lakeshore chapter had to meet several requirements. They are all juniors or seniors, are in the upper third of their class, have done superior work in some phase of journalism or school publications, were approved by the advisor and were approved by the secretary-treasurer of the society. The purpose of Quill and Scroll is to instill in students the ideal of scholarship; to advance the standards of the profession of journalism by developing better journalists and by in- culcating a higher code of ethics; to promote exact and dispassionate thinking, clear and forceful writing. The motto of Quill and Scroll is: YE SHALL KNOW THE TRUTH AND THE TRUTH SHALL MAKE YE FREE. 63 Corresponding Secretary-Kim Krohn. Treasurer-Betty Benson lark Sanford. President-Shelly Kinder. HAVE A STUDENT COUNCIL Secretary-Sue Woods, Vice-President- SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: FRONT ROW-Sam Fitch (Replaced by Deb- bie Owens) Sue Woods, Shelly Kinder. Betty Benson. Gavin Middleton. BACK ROW- I arry Livengood. Lisa Shapleigh. Marc Snyder. Mark Root. Student Council is one of the most important student organizations. Each year it is responsible for furnishing the snack bar at lunch and at all home basketball games and wrestling meets. Aside from producing an annual Variety Show and Winter Carnival, the Council provides the students with a variety of special assemblies, both entertaining and educational. This year the Council negotiated with the administration in areas concer- ning dress code, exam exemptions, open lunch, modified curriculum, handbook revision and a new policy for student sales. A special county-wide Student Council Workshop was held in February to exchange ideas with ten area high schools in hopes of improving the efficiency of our Council. Cancellation of homerooms this year blocked the communications between the Student Council and the student body. The Council overcame this obstacle by communicating through the morning announcements, the bulletin board in the cafeteria, special class meetings in the auditorium and by boards around the school. Several student polls were taken and the results highly influenced the ac- tions taken by the Council. Those elected to Student Council are representatives of the student body. Any actions taken by them are for the good of the students as a whole. THE BACKBONE OF THE COUNCIL JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES SEATED: .Julie Snyder. Linda McGrath. Mary Faher. Kathy Steinke. STANDING: I eta Dorsey. Kim Kmhn. Julie Hanson. Mark Sanford. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES SEATED. Sally Anderson. Sandy Gotstein. Kurt Mead. Cathy Hart. Ron Kuhn. STANDING: Denise Mueller. Becky Shapleigh. Donna Bollen- bacher. FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES SEATED: Julie Butcher. Mary Boelcke. Laura Shapleigh, Beth Schmoeller. Leslie Woodbeck. STANDING: Mark Stemm. Cheryl Fell. Tim Tyler. Nancy French. Jim Kucharzyk 66 Senior Members: Barb Johnson, Rhonda Avery. Charlie Shafer. Chuck Hoge. Shelley Kinder. Georgia Sitek. Advisor: Mr. Hild. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the National Honor Society has become recognized nationally as one of the highest honors that can be bestowed upon a high school student. Membership is, however, more than an honor; it carries with it a responsibili- ty and should be considered the beginning of an obligation. These Lakeshore students were inducted on the basis of their Leadership, Character, Scholarship and Service, the qualities for which National Honor Society stands. INDUCTEES: SEATED Kim Krohn Lisa Shapleigh Beth Wagoner Gail Miller Jim Slavicek Kollette Kretchmen Sue Beran Abby Gantenbein Kathy Hoffman STANDING Jo Hudson Nancy Smikle Sue Sherrington Cindy Albrecht Tony Braga Pam Smith Erwin Eisner Dave Driscoll Larry Livengood Kevin Middle'on Dave Rennhack Gavin Middleton Wendy Cowan Ender Quinones Kathy Waldemair Deby Harvey INDUCTEES SEATED Pat McTague Linda Fairleigh Julie Kimley Penny Meyerink Wesley Harper Janet Ash Sandy Offet Wendi Kroening Dana Statz STANDING Ingrid Koppier Cathy Graham Janet Kimley Debbie Owens Brian Peterson Jim Welch Mark Sanford Paul Valacek Mike Duncan Jim Bradtke Joe Maddox Mike Knapp Gail Nichols Sue Dass Karen George 67 This past year the FFA was quite involved in its Program of Work. We attended the National Convention in Kansas City, Mo., placed second in the County Conservation Contest, helped out with the Christmas Dance. Christ- mas Tree Sale, hosted the Regional Leadership Contests, attended the State Convention where Larry Schutze received the Outstanding Junior Award and Kerry Nye the State Farmer Degree and was a candidate for State Reporter, the Annual Chicken BBQ. the Awards Banquet, and attended Region I Leadership Training Camp for the new officers where Dave Coyne and Larry Schutze received awards. This year we farmed 14 acres of grapes and 38 of the gram crops. We purchased a new tractor and plow and we are going to grow special crops in our new greenhouse. ABOVE are officers Leo Rodriquez, Sentinal; Mike Byers, Treasurer; Kerry Nye, Vice President; Larry Schutze, Reporter. Missing are Dave Coyne, President; Sindy Scholon, Secretary. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA STANDING: Mr. Bechl. Ken Friessen. Ron Wesner, Don Rick Weich, Jack King. Dale Schlutt, Mike Bradley, Tim Carlson. Gene Keisig. Ron Bammam, Dewight Denton. Teyry Vergot. Dave Byers. Doug Duschek. FLOOR: Phil Crago. Stan Woodrick, Dennis Monte. Jim Tibbs, Mr. Marcy. SEATED: Schuck. Jim Bownam, Dave Dasse, Tom Pitts. SITTING: Ursula Smaka, Cindy Hardy, Annette Adams, Nancy King. Marcy STANDING: Felicia Villa. Lisa Bailey, Pam Klug, Kathy Young. Sandy Hora. FUTURE SECRETARIES The purpose of our chapter of the Future Secretaries Association is to encourage interest and appreciation of the secretarial profession. Among our activities, we have sponsored a candy sale to raise money for our annual scholarship to an Outstanding Member; planned a field trip to the Court House in St. Joseph; met and heard many interesting speakers at our monthly meetings.; and participated in a Christmas Par- ty and a Pizza Party. Members included: FRONT ROW-Elsie Smith, Sharon Peachey. Brenda Smith. Sharon Szabo. Geneva Shannon, and Mrs. Kutz. SECOND ROW-Marv Lawrick, Barb Johnson. Pam Smith. Nancy Smikle. Chris Sahs. Debbie Maier. and Miss Marske. MATH CLUB The MU ALPHA THETA Club-better known as the Math Club is made up of the students who have a 3.0 average in math and are taking a fourth year math. We have done a few interesting things this year. We studied for the Michigan Mathmatics Prize Competition Test to get an edge on the competition. We also had a professor of mathmatics from Andrews University came and gave a talk the night we hosted the math clubs from St. Joseph and Benton Harbor High Schools. At some of our meetings we play math inclined games. Our members include: FRONT ROW’: Jo Hudson. Betty Benson. Carol Schiman. Shelley Kinder. Rhonda Avery, and Mr. Porter, advisor. BACK ROW: Sue Sherrington. Kevin Middleton. Dave Rennback. Dave Driscoll. Chuck Hoge. Paul Valacek. Pam Smith. Gavin Middleton, and Wendy Cowan. GERMAN CLUB The German Club started its year off with its annual bikehike to Sportman's Park. The weather was quite brisk but was still enjoyed by the club’s soccer and football fanatics. There was plenty of food and time for the old members to get aquainted with the new. Our Winter Carnival booth this year proved to be the best ever as we were able to start up our German band again, thanks to a group of hard working kids and their director, Mr. Lesser. The “Bier Garten” was the most talked about booth at the carnival. “Fasching”-the German equivalent to the Mardi Gras was held in late February and gave the kids a chance to experience this old German tradition. We closed the year with our annual German dinner of authentic Old Coun- try” recipes selected and prepared by the members. The officers’ election was also held at the dinner. SKATED L to K: Cindy Albrecht. Mark Bussemeier. Mr. Adams-advisor, Wilfred Reinhardt. Dave Coyne. Beth Wagoner; STANDING: Penny Schultz-V. President. Kathy Anderson. Betty Benson-President. Sheila Bauske-Treasurer. Barb Bartschke. Lorraine Reinhardt. Rosetta Tunis. 72 STANDING: Milton Hosnedl. Jane Maxwell. Ka- rin Patti. Pam Koe- bel. Theresa La- Prad. Pat Me- Tague. Renee Ar- bour. Lisa Arbour. Sam Dutcher. SKATED: Steve Hannah. Mr. In- quilla. Pat Newell. Ed Cook. Mark Sanford. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, with Mr. Inquilla as advisor, elected Karen George presi- dent, Sue Sherrington vice president, Carol Stream treasurer, Debbie Meyer secretary, and Mark Stanford sergent at arms. Activities of the club started with a Spanish Dinner to enable members to become acquainted with one another. We carried on our past program of sponsoring a fostor child whom we correspond- ed with. One of the main highlights of the year is a trip to Mexico during spring break. To raise money for this we held two bake sales followed by a month long candy sale. During the W’inter Carnival the Spanish Club was represented by the Spanish Fiesta and Donkey Target Throw. The dinner was very well received with the largest turnout ever. Pinatas made by students were auctioned off. Fer- nando the Lion, a large orange stuffed animal was raffled off to further aid the Mexico Trip. The trip, under the supervision of Mr. Inquilla, was arranged by Renee and Lisa Arbour with Becky Shapleigh handling the money. In the spring another fiesta was planned. L TO R: Karen George-President. Susan Sherrington-V. President. Carol Stream- Treasurer. Debbie Meyer-Secretary. 73 The purpose of this club is: To increase our knowledge of science, to learn to perfect our skills in science through research projects, to give service in our community and nation, to understand the importance of science in our lives, to help carry out the program as determined by the majority of the members of the group. Programs we are engaged in are: Getting rid of pollution, finding a better form of energy, study of nuclear energy, study of Meteorology, study of automative science, study of Entomology, study of Aeronautics and Aerospace. As for the Winter Carnival the club has been active in the Football Toss. Basketball, and Rock Sale. In the future we plan on taking a number of field trips such as: Trip to Argonne, trip to Cast, trip to Whirlpool, trip to Grand Rapids Weather Station, trip to Ross Field, trip to Cook Nuclear Plant, and an assortment of other field trips. Officers are: STANDING-Jim Slavicek, SEATEDEugene Scott, and Tim Friske. Members are: STANDING- Mr. Meyers, advisor, and Joel Mattox. SEATED: Jeff Kubizna, Erwin Eisner, Rhonda Avery, Todd Brozavich. SCIENCE CLUB 74 “L” Club The Lakeshore High School “L - Club” is an organization of var- sity letter winners designed to promote sportsmanlike conduct, to promote the interests of all athletics in the school and community, and to encourage members to maintain higher standards of scholarship. Members include: FRONT ROW-Marc Snyder, Brian Peterson, Rahn Rosentreter, Mark Mohler, Ken Myers, Jim Welch, Kevin Middleton, and Ender Quinones. BACK ROW-Tim Farrow, Brian Krueger, Grif Cook, Chuck Hoge, Charlie Schafer. Steve Palmer, Larry Livengood, Mark Root, Rick McGrath, Gavin Middleton, and Mr. Keith, advisor. 75 SKI CLUB “THINK SNOW” The Ski Club is a newly formed organization at Lakeshore High School. The purpose of the club is to in- troduce skiing to new members, promote correct at- titudes and safety in sport, create enthusiasm and ap- preciation of nature, but mainly for the pure enjoyment of the sport of skiing. The group travels to Royal Valley near Buchanan for an afternoon and evening of skiing every Wednesday, providing they are fortunate enough to have snow. The club is looking forward to many new members in the coming years. It provides an excellent opportunity to become acquainted with skiing at a reasonable rate. Come join us! Members are: FRONT ROW-Brian Klassen, Len Weber, Derek Floreani, Maureen Weber, and Karen George. MIDDLE ROW': Chris Jurgenson, Joanne Ropicky, Lisa Thomas, Sue Kunkel, Dave Com, and Jim Rhodes. BACK ROW-Carrie Swanson, Betty Ben- son, Karen Wall, Roanna Holconb, Kim Brown, Stephanie Holcomb, and Miss Botts. 76 KEY CLUB This year, marking the 10th anniversary of the Key Club, has been a very active and prosperous year for the club. With a membership of 29, the club once again started out the year by helping Kiwanis with their annual Pancake Day. We had a can goods drive in November and collected over 200 cans of canned goods and donated them to the salva- tion army. In January we once again held the annual Christmas tree pick up, picking up an estimated 500 trees. In February the club challenged the faculty in a Donkey Basketball game, a game won by the Key Club by a score of 20-8. As a service to both the school and the community the club undertook the project of ushering at all the events held in the auditorium. All together we ushered for 27 events some of which were Hello Dolly, Variety Show, Miss Blossomtime Contest, and Pete Foun- tain civic concert as well as the many concerts and programs presented by the different groups. Slave Day was again held in March with the 25 Key Clubbers selling for a total of $98.00. This year marks the first year ever that the Key Club has beaten the faculty in the annual basketball game. The final score was 92-62. Members are. FRONT ROW-Tim Farrow. Marshal! Robertson. Kevin Hoge. Dan Wend, Mark Frank, Tony Braga. Mark Mohler. Jim Urch. Brian Peterson. MIDDLE ROW-Chuck Hoge. Larry Livengood. Mark Sanford, Rick McGrath, Brian Krueger. Mark Root. Kyle Lorton. Steve Palmer, and Mr. Wrobleski, advisor. BACK ROW-Bruce Steenbergh. Gavin Middleton. Bob Standard. Chip Harper. Kem Sisson. Bill Eknes, Marc Snyder, Kevin Middleton. Matt Daniels. 77 THE CHOIR Concert Choir: FRONT ROW- Maureen Gaunder, Loree Adelberg. Laurie Kahn, Gloria Spears. Becky Morey. Cherrie Ervin. Debra Harvey. Beth Wagoner, Karen Svensson. Gyl Duensing. Gail Miller. Karlyn March. Sue Contreras, Sandy Irwin. Daren Rhodes. MIDDLE ROW Martha Talbot. Cathy Hart. Jeannie Mahler. Gail Nichols. Sue Sherrington. Ann Stockwell. Debbie Shaver. Debbie Luth, .Janet Mason. Cindy Albrecht. Kathy Kish. Robin Lee, Julie Snyder, l eta Dorsey. Amanda Cole. Terry Gardner. BACK ROW- Greg Shafer, Tim Vergot, Tim Knuth, Dave Com. Richard Kubsch. Rick Bettig. Sam Dutcher. Jacob Niemi. Mel Machimer, Mike Tollas. Roger Burns. Dan Hart. Larry Fletcher, Tim Conrad. Jim Rabbers. Mike Pendergrass, Craig Steenburgh. Doug Cast, Rick Walston. Madrigals: FRONT- Loree Adelberh. Greg Safer, Martha Talbot. 2ND Karen Svensson. Dave Corn, Robin I ee. 3RD- Debra Harvey, Sam Dutcher. Gail Nichols. 4TH- Mike Pendergrass. Sue Sherrington. Kay Fritz. Rick Bettig. 78 This year was a very busy year for the choral Music Department. Audience participation was the key to the fall program, “Let’s Sing the Old Songs.” The choral Department also presented the Annual Christ- mas Concert. The two all girl choirs sang around a human Christmas tree made by the Concert choir. The Spring Concert, again, featured all of the groups. This concert showed the many faces and attitudes of music. Outstanding Seniors awards were presented to Debra Harvey and Sam Dutcher. Debra Harvey also received a Performance scholarship to Olivet College. Summer camp scholarships were presented to outstanding Juniors Karen Svensson and Laurie Kahn. The Concert Choir and Madrigals appeared in many com- munity concerts and attended some of the area festivals. The Concert Choir was honored to sing Motzart’s “Te Deum” with the Andrews University Choir under the direction of Dr. Rudolph Strukoff. They were invited to sing at three conven- tions of well known organizations. The Madrigal singers par- ticipated in all of the Choral concerts and also participated in the Southwestern Madrigal Festival. Some of the members went to a solo and ensemble festival. Debra Harvey also went to the State Festival receiving a first division rating for both performances. Yes. this year was a busy year. I aurie Kahn. Debra Harvey, Karen Svensson. and Sam Dutcher. Debra and Sam received honors as the top seniors. Karen and Laurie won scholarships for being (he top juniors. Concert Choir 79 Madrigal Singers. Girl’s choir in concert. 80 Freshman choir in the audience. GIRLS CONCERT CHOIR: FRONT ROW- Leona Kovalska. Julie Belonger. Debby Greathouse, Sue Matthews. Kathy Nernberg. Julie Bennitt, Sherry Tyler. 2ND ROW’- Judy Wheeler. Theresa Armstrong. Deb Buchanan. Debbie Mayer. Mary Guidice, Callie Stalorites. Debbie Ashbrood, Kim Hendrin. 3RD ROW’- Kathy Dickey. Kathy Hoffman. Donna Davis. Rosetta Tunis. Anita Dent. Claudia Ehman, Jill Warner. Becky Robins. Kelly Clark. Nancy French. Theresa Deloach. FRESHMAN CHOIR: FRONT ROW- Wendy Weaver. Kim Douglas. Pam Youdell. Barb Zordell. Pam Lauch. 2ND ROW- Ida Brister. Brenda Pliley. Darlene Scott. Kathy Ridenour. Marty Crowe. Judy Taylor. Members are: BACK ROW (L-R), Sue Beran. Betty Benson. Linda Rantz, Sue Woods, Maureen Gaunder. Gloria Spears. Peggy Root. SECOND ROW. Dave Driscoll, .Jim Slavicek. Ed Quinones, .Jim Rhodes. Ender Quinones, Paul Valacek. FIRST ROW. Advisor. Mrs. Walker. Bonnie Ott, Robin Lee. Kolette Kretchman. MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB This year has been a time of growing knowledge of the various aspects in the medical field. This has been done by field trips to Argonne National Laboratories, and most rewarding, to Michigan State Universities’ medical center. On this trip almost every aspect of medicine was displayed openly for all to investigate. The medical careers club opens the door for all high schcx)! students to explore the medical field. Officers are: (L-R) President: Jim Slavicek. Vice-President; Ender Quinones, Treasurer; Robin Lee. Secretary; Kolette Kretchman. 82 DRAMATICS CHARLEY BROWN HELLO DOLLY VARIETY SHOW THESPIANS Thespians have been very active this year. Thespian members participated in all dramatic productions at Lakeshore this year. The float that they entered in the club division during homecoming took first place. A popular moneymaker this year at the Winter Carnival was the water balloon toss. A new addition to Thespian activities was the presentation of one acts. They were featured in original skit in the Variety Show. They also presented a childrens play—“The Unwicked Witch” to raise funds for the Stratford, Ontario trip. Thespians are a National Organization whose members must earn points through various dramatic activities to main- tain membership. Mr. Lindahl. Gail Miller. Tim Conard. Steve Snowden. Doug Gast. Karen Rhodes. Sue Sherington. Dehbie Harvey. TOP- Lisa Shapleigh. Jo Kent. Penny Schultz. BOTTOM- Wen- dy Cowan, Beth Wagoner. Mike Dent. 84 STAGE CREW The Lakeshore Auditorium Stage Crew has been under the direction of Mr. Lindahl for three years. The present crew is composed of fifteen junior and senior students. Starting members must work 40 hours backstage, including 6 auditorium shows. This can eventually lead to the position of Senior Techni- cian. held this year by Mark Root and Penny Schultz. This year students were responsible for all technical work on band concerts, choral concerts, “You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown”, the Varie- ty Show, and Miracle Worker”. This year in auditorium management class, these students designed and built the sets for the musical. Hello Dolly”. The stagecrew worked with various community organizations this year: the Baroda, Stevensville. and Blossomtime Queen Contests, The Red Stocking Review, LMC Band Concert, Western Mich. University Band, and the Twin City Symphony. Students acquired ad- ditional experience when working with such professionals as The World’s Greatest Jazz Band, The Paul Hill Chorale, New York City Ballet Com- pany and Pete Fountain. SKATED-Penny Meyerink. Ken Myers, Todd Brozovitch. and Jacob Niemi. STAN DING-Doug Gast. Don Hand. Jane Klassen, Jeff Ranney, Abbey Gantenbein. Mark Root. Gail Miller, and Mike Hora MIDDLE-Mike Dent. TOP I ADDER (DOWN), Gary Gelesko, Penny Schultz, Dan Duncan. Jo Kent, and Dan Wend. 85 The Cast Linus Charlie Brown Patty Schroeder Snoopy Lucy Steve Snowden Bruce Steen bergh Lisa Thomas Tim Conrad Bill Bartels Beth Wagoner “YOU’RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN” Director Student Director Musical Director Choreographer Ken Lindahl Becky Robbins Patricia Lindahl Sherri Scheer 86 The Orchestra Sue Sherrington Arnold Lesser Patricia Lindahl Cindy Albrecht Chip Harper Mark Sanford The Crew Lighting Costumes Makeup Technical Director Technical Assistant Props Mike Dent, Gail Miller Wendy Cowan Robin Lee. Lisa Shapleigh Mark Root Ed Krager Randi Wilhelmsen The Staff Publicity Nancy French Dorothy McGrath Posters Judy Ludwig Lobby Display Jerry Stelling 87 ROCKETTES. GOLDIGGERS: •lane Ash Linda Fairleigh Kathy (Graham •lulie Hanson Kim Hendren Kim Krohn Robin New Georgia Sitek Nancy Smikle Pam Smith •fill Warner Pat Wheeler STAGEBAND: Cindy Albrecht Rhonda Avery Phil Crago Steve Cook Sam Dutcher Tom Gillis' Chip Harper Milton Hosnedl •John Imbs Melvin Machemer Pat McTague Steve Roland Sue Sherrington Steve Spilger Chris Statz Carol Stelter Mark Sundstrom Steve Trudell Beth Wagoner SENIORS: Betty Benson Tim Conrad Sam Dutcher Gary Gelesko Robin Lee Debbie Owens •Jim Rabbers Lisa Shapleigh Nancy Smikle Elsie Smith Pam Smith Dana Statz Denise Surch Lynn Talbot Paul Valacek VARIETY SHOW 88 RADIOVILLE MUSIC HALL MIXED CHORUS: Anna Aberg Cindy Albrecht Rich Bettig Tim Conrad Gyl Duensing Mike Duncan Sam Dutcher Cherie Ervin I arry Fletcher Terry Gardner Doug Gast Kathy Hart Deby Harvey Samdi Irwin Julie Kimlev Robin Lee Debbie Luth Melvin Machemer Jeanne Mahler Karlyn March Janet Mason Gail Miller Becky Morey Tom Nelson Tom Pendergrass Jim Rabbers Karen Rhodes Greg Shafer Sue Sherrington Julie Snyder Gloria Spears Craig Steenbergh Mike Tollas Dan Wend THESPIANS: Jim Bradtke Mark Bussemeier Steve Cook Wendi Cowan Mike Dent Sandi Irwin Jo Kent Jane Klassen Robin Lee Terrv Merrill Gail Miller Jim Rabbers Jim Rhodes Karen Rhodes Laura Shapleigh Lisa Shapleigh Steve Snowden Mike Tollas DIRECTED BY ANITA RUTLIN Gl'VS: Tim Conrad Tom Eppley Chuck Hoge Larry Livengood Gavin Middleton Rick McGrath Mark Mohler Brian Peterson Carl Piontek Jim Rabbers Mark Sanford Kem Sisson Jim Slavicek Marc Snyder DOLLS: Janet Ash Sally Anderson Kathy Graham Julie Hanson Kem Hendren Sandi Irwin Cindy Keller Ingrid Koppier Kim Kretchman Kim Krohn Kathy Necas Georgia Sitek Gibbv Springer Pat Wheeler FACULTY ADVISORS: Virginia Archer Jane Hild Ken Humes Arnold Lesser Ken Lindhal Janet Lindenfeld Judy Ludwig Cheryl Peters Anita Rutlin Sharon Scherr Jerry Stelling Flo Taber FRESHMAN GIRLS: Tammy Aungst Ronda Hoge Anita Koppier Kathy Meyer Jaime Nelson Cheryl Nitz Jo Ann Ropicky Margot Sherrington Randi Wilhilmsen 90 20’S RADIO REVIEW VAUDEVILLE THEATER BLACK LITE THEATER BIG BAND SHOWBOAT TEA FOR TWO DANCE STAGE GOLDIGGER-S REVUE FINE AND DANDY 91 CONSTRUCTION “HELLO DOLLY” PROGRAM PRODUCTION PRODUCER-DIRECTOR: Virginia Archer STUDENT DIRECTORS: Kolette Kretchman Debbie Owens CHOREOGRAPHERS: Mrs. Denneth Rodda Rhonda Simmons STAGING: Mr. Lindahl STAGE MANAGER: Mark Root COSTUMES: Mrs. Rutlin Todd Brozovich Mike Dent Dan Duncan Doug Gast Gary Gelesko Don Hand Dan Wend Gail Miller Jane Klassen Jo Kent Penny Schultz Karen Rhodes Mike Bradley Bill Hansen Mike Woods Mike Dziegil Bonnie Schultz Mary Nye Paula Wesner Cindy Beckman Abbey Gantenbein Penny Meyerink Linda Schnieder LIGHTING: Todd Brozovich Jo Kent Penny Schultz Mike Woods GRIPS: Mary Nye Paula Wesner Mike Bradley Bill Hanson FLYS: Dan Duncan Cindv Beckman PROPERTIES: M iss Lindenfeld COSTUMING: Choral Parents MAKE UP: Lisa Shapleigh Beth Wagoner Jennifer Huebner Robin Lee Robin New Cindy Hines Pam Hren BUSINESS MANAGER: Miss Vanderbeck TICKETS: Kathy W'aldenmaier PROGRAM DESIGN: Miss Ludwig Lisa Shapleigh Dolly Levi (Deby Harvey) is a woman of many professions' . She is a widow and loves to see and make peo- ple happy. Horace Vandergelder (Sam Dutcher) is the owner of a feed store in Yonkers. Cornelius Hackl (John Eisner) and Barnaby Tucker (Greg Shafer) are employees of Mr. Vandergelder. Irene Molloy (Karen Svensson) tells Minnie Fay (Sandy Irwin) about the wonderful plans she has. Emestina (Karen Geo- rge). Doug Cast is Steve Snowden is the Judge. Rudolph. Jim Slavicek is the court clerk. Ambrose (Mike Tol- las) has to try to con- vince Horace that he and Ermangard want to get married. Ermangard (Karen Rhodes) is Horace’s daughter. PROGRAMS: Choral Parents HOUSE MANAGERS: Key Club Mrs. Wroblewski USHERS: Key Club PUBLICITY: Mrs. Blenderman Miss Ludwig. Cathy Hoffman Mr. Stelling. Mary Guidice Lisa Shapleigh. Sue Anderson Gyl Duensing. Debbie Buchanan Julie Snyder is Mrs. Rose, the old lady. 93 SUPPORTING CAST DANCING Kelly Clark Tim Conrad Mike Duncan G y I Duensing Bill Eknes Linda F'airleigh •lane Godfrey •Julie Hanson Gavin Middleton Kevin Middleton •Jim Rabbers Georgia Sitek Dana Statz Barb Thomas Dan Wend Mike Yore TOWNSPEOPLE Loree Adel berg Cindy Albrecht Kathy Hart Pam Hren Kim Kern •Julie Kimley Karlyn March •Janet Mason Gail Miller Becky Robbins Sue Sherrington Gloria Spears Martha Talbot SUNDAY CLOTHES Tim Conrad Wendy Cowan Let a Dorsey Mike Duncan Bill Eknes Nancy French Mary Guidice Laurie Kahn Kim Kretchman Gavin Middleton •Jacob Niemi •Jim Rabbers Nancy Smikle •Jill Warner Dan Wend Mike Yore WAITERS Tim Conrad Mike Duncan Bill Eknes Mel Machemer Gavin Middleton Kevin Middleton Jacob Niemi Marc Pendergrass Tom Pendergrass Finder Quinones Jim Rabbers Dan Wend 94 THE MIRACLE WORKER The Cast: A Doctor Dan Krieger Kate Kim Krohn Keller Jim Bradtke Helen Laura Shapleigh Martha Jane Godfrey Percy Bill Ecknes Aunt Ev Sue Sherrington James Jim Rhodes Anagnos Mike Tollas Annie Sullivan Anna Aberg Vinev Sandy Gotstein Blind Girls Sue Arter. Carol Schiman. Geneva Shannon, Becky Shapleigh, Paula Wesner, Leslie Woodbeck A Servant Offstage Voices Sue Arter, Rick Murphy, Geneva Shannon, Stephen Stoffle. Mike Tollas, Leslie Woodbeck The Staff: Publicity .Jane Godfrey Posters Chris Ringler The Crew: Stage Manager Ron Kuhn Lights Jane Klassen, Bill Hanson Sound Abbey Gantenbein Grips Dave Gilbert. Tammy Aungst Costumes Wendy Cowan, Jane Maxwell Cathy Nitz. Kelly Gain. Peggy Gain Props Cindy Albrecht. Kathy Meyers Margo Sherrington Set Crew Mark Bussmeier, Ron Kuhn Mike Bradley, Bill Hanson, Dave Gilbert Makeup Lisa Shapleigh, Jane Maxwell Dorothy McGrath, Kathy Hoffman Carrie Swanson 97 Mrs. .Johns Advisor, and Fattie Varney. Tim Cuprisin JOURNALISM This is the first year that the school paper has functioned as a Journalism class. In past years the paper was published by a non-chartered “club” con- sisting of students who had drive and ambition and enjoyed self-satisfaction. The quality of “The Lakeshore Drifter” has im- proved this year due to the fact that the students meet daily in a classroom situation to work on the paper. “The Lakeshore Drifter, printed bi-monthly, is completely published by students who researched and wrote the articles, typed the finished copy, ob- tained pictures and laid out the pages. Ads were sold to local merchants to fund the printing expenses. In addition, the class sponsored holiday hakesales and dances, including the annual Christmas dance in the Stevensville gym. The newspaper is a service to the student body as well as a learning experience for the journalism students. Shelley Kinder Editor. Loree Adelberg. and Lynn Pelkey. 98 Steve Schmidtke. Griff Cook. Sue Dass. and Kathy Hoffman. Kay Lynn, and Rick McGrath Kim Hendren, Dale Brown, and Shelia Bauske. Nancy Smikle. Tony Braga, and Kolette Kretchman. 99 LANCER BAND AWARD WINNERS John Phillip Sousa Award Winners: Rhonda Avery, Cindy Albrecht. Blue Lake Scholarship Winners: Belinda Brown. Mary Boelcke. Donna Bollenbacher. Martin Steinke, Patty McTague. Tom Gillis Alternates: Carol Stelter, Jerry Getz. RESERVE BAND 1ST ROW SITTING: Melanie Hendrix. Becky Shapleigh, Teri Hand. Angela Friske. Denise Delong. Theresa Mandarino. Kim Dorgelo. 2ND ROW SITTING: Marlene YanZile. Bev Morris, Becky Burnside, Bob Nepstad. Doug Kuball. Joel Offet. Mike Mead. Pat Underwood, Laurie Hines. Julie Gaul. STANDING: Janet Jakubs, Linda Clanton. Karen Newman. Cindy Alten. Chris Statz. Linda Phillips. Dion Menser. Craig Shafer. Jim Hammond. Steve Schmidtke. LEADING OUR MARCHING BAND Drum Majorettes: (Jail Nichols, Pam Smith. 1973-74 BAND PERFORM- ANCES Aug. 26-31 • Band Camp Half Time Shows-6 Of Them! Oct. 10-Marching Festival Oct. 20-Apple Festival Parade Nov. 6-Massed Band with all 828 Band Students in Lakeshore Schools Dec. 7-Winter Concert Pep Band-8 Basketball (James •Ian. 26 27-All Star Band Feb. 9-Solo Ensemble Festival Feb. 23-Bandorama at LMC Mar. 9-Band Orchestra Festival Mar. 15 16-Variety Show Mar. 23-State Solo Ensem- ble Festival April 26-Spring Band Concert May 4-Blossom Parade May 13-Band Awards Night May 26-Memorial Day Parade-Baroda June 5-Graduation Majorettes: Sharon Peachy, Cindy Hines. Barb .Johnson. ABSENT-Sue Woods. Head Majorette: Cindy Hines. FRESHMAN BAND 1ST ROW KNEELING: Belinda Fincher. Pam Klug. Cheryl Nitz, Karen (Jraeber. Cathy Yore. Patty Shawl, Becky Robins, Janet Miller. Sandy Hora, Jamie Nelson. Kim Woods. Cathy Young. 2ND ROW KNEELING: Janis Johnson. Barb Spears. Donna Maier. Randi Wilhem- son. Laura Shapleigh, Vicki Kemp. Karen Avery. Pat Sayers. Keith McIntosh. Rhonda Edwards. Ursula Smaka. 3RD ROW KNEELING: Diane Ackell. Patty Hoge. Becky Lange. Kelly Clark. Darla Zemke. Barb Zordell, Lisa Thomas. Jean Graber. Doren Menser. Russell Shank. Tom Frakes. Mary Boelcke. STANDING: Sue Cortson, Toni Walters. Diane Adams, Robin Barker. Mary Wheeler. Tammy Aungst. Margot Sherrington. David Claves. Janis Hahn, Dave Zielke. Pat Wisneski. Deb- bie Greathouse. Steve Nitz. Bill Hanson. Cheryl Fell. Mike Bradley. Richard Kubsch. Rhonda Hoge. Bernard Herbstreit. Don Carlson. Steve Trudell, John Imbs. Debbie Ashbrook. Gary Wesner, Greg Shafer. Steve Hamlin. Bill Welch. Steve Nichols. BACK ROW: Alan Zebell. Kevin Gephard. Tom Gillis. Chris Dan. Kathy Mensinger. Jeannie Saurbier. Bruce Duncan. lOl CLARINETS Albrecht, Cindy Allen. Geoffrey Bailey. Vicky Bender. Rhonda Bennitt. Doug Bollenbacker. Donna Bonczkowski. Lacinda Cox. David Dorsey. Debbie Harris. Linda •Jasper. Virginia •Johnson, Barbara Maier. Deb Maxwell. Jane Mueller. Denise Nichols. Gail Nidiffer. Robin Nitz. Cathy Ringler. Chris Smith. Pam Spears. Gloria Spilger. Steven Szabo. Sharon Warner. Lynn Wesner. Cornelia FRENCH HORN Bischoff, Barb Gantenbein. Abigail Gardener. Terry Hart. Dan Wesner. David FLUTES Brame. -Janette Brown. Belinda Cowan. Wendy Dorsey. Let a Huebner. -Jennifer Kimley. -Julie Kish. Kathy I ee. Robin Lesch. -Jonell McGrath. Linda Shafer. -Janice Steinke. Kathy Stream. Carol Surch. Denise Totzke. Nancy Vitek. Sharon Wach. Debbie Warner. -Jill TROMBONE Bettig. Rick Barga. Rich Crago. Phillip Duschek. Dennis Dutcher. Sam Getz. -Jerry Herbstreit. Harold Steenbergh. Bruce ALTO CLARINET Adel berg. Loree Hines. Cynthia Thar. Cheryl 102 THE LANCER CONCERT BAND Mr. Arnold Lesser. Director Gus Damaske. Student Director TUBA Huge. Kevin Kuschel. Todd Roland. Steven Stockwell. Ann CORNETS Avery, Rhonda Braga. Tony Carpenter. Drew Gaul. Volker Nothdurft. Gary Peachey. Sharon Rantz. Tim Robertson. Marshall Snyder. Marc Stanard. Bob Steinke. Martin Stelter, Carol Sundstrom. Mark Tam. Eric Urch. Jim Valacak, Paul Woods, Mike BARITONE Farrow. Tim Krajecki. David Sisson, Kem OBOE Kretchman. Kolette Krohn, Kimberly Snyder. Julie Woods, Susan BASSOON Pierman. Kris Wagoner. Beth TENOR SAXOPHONE Hart, Cathy Hosnedl, Milton ALTO SAXOPHONE Brozovich. Todd Getz. Ed Hunt. Mary Maynard. Alan Mctague. Pat Rosentreter. Rahn Sherrington. Susan PERCUSSION Bellinger. Karen Harper. Wesley Menser, Drew Newman. David Rabbers. Jodi Root, Craig Sanford. Mark BARITONE SAX Bengtsson. Robert Bilionis, Vasilios BASS CLARINET Dass. Susan Imler. Bob Khan. Laurel Meyer. Deb Root. Peggy 103 1ST ROW L to R: David Krejci. Volker Gaul. Rick Bettig, Sam Dutcher. Milton Hosnedl. Vasilios Billionis; 2ND ROW: Don Carlson. Nancy Totzke. .Julie Kimley. Debbie Myers. Sue Sherrington. Beth Wagoner; 3RD ROW: Tom Gillis, Kolette Kretchman. .Jodi Rabbers. Chip Harper. Abby Gantenbein. Barb Bischoff. Vickie Kemp. Jim Urch; 4TH ROW: Donna Bollen- bacher. Barb Johnson, Cindy Bonczkowski, Cindy Albrecht. Chris Ringler. Steve Spilger. Martin Steinke, Mark Syder; 5TH ROW: Todd Kushel. Ann StockweU, Teri Gardner. Rhonda Avery. 104 THE MARCHING BAND The famous I ake shore Lancer spinning L ' with graduating se- nior on the sideline Amie’s Army (5th through 12th) We support our team! Lakeshore Lancer Marching Band 105 ABOVE LEFT: Todd Kuschel ABOVE: B and C band Comets LEFT: getting ready for Christmas concert. 107 FAR LEFT Doren Mense LEFT: Doren Mei ser and .Jean Gra her ATHLETIC Wrestling Lakeshore 57 Cassopolis 6 Lakeshore 29 Dowagiac 26 Lakeshore 35 Otsego 18 Lakeshore 35 Albion 22 Lakeshore 35 Hastings 21 Lakeshore 52 Berrien Springs 9 Lakeshore 39 Edwardsburg 23 Lakeshore 28 St. Joseph 17 Lakeshore 37 River Valley 21 Lakeshore 37 Coloma 19 Lakeshore 20 Brandywine 32 Lakeshore 50 Edwardsburg 5 Lakeshore 4fi Buchanan 10 Lakeshore 64 Cassopolis 4 Tournaments Lakeshore Invitational . 1st Southwestern Invitational ,4th Gull Lake Invitational 2nd South Haven Invitational Conference Tournament 2nd District Tournament Regional Tournament .3rd State Tournament Golf Lakeshore 166 Berrien Springs 221 Lakeshore 176 Buchanan 165 Lakeshore 175 River Valley 187 Lakeshore 181 St. Joseph 180 Lakeshore 181 Coloma 185 Lakeshore 186 Brandywine 206 Lakeshore 1R3 Lake Mich. Cath. 197 Lakeshore 172 Edwardsburg 191 Lakeshore 163 Cassopolis 153 Lakeshore 169 Bridgman 173 Lakeshore 170 Berrien Springs 242 Lakeshore 177 Buchanan 159 Lakeshore 161 River Valley 178 Lakeshore 172 Coloma 187 Lakeshore 170 Brandvwine 247 Lakeshore 169 Lake Mich. Cath. 187 Lakeshore 168 Edwardsburg 170 Lakeshore 167 Cassopolis 170 Regional 352 5th Conference 331 2th Season Record: 14-4 Cross Country Lakeshore 15 Cassopolis 49 Lakeshore 39 Watervliet 18 Lakeshore 16 Eau Claire 47 Lakeshore 15 Buchanan 43 Lakeshore 48 St. Joseph 15 Lakeshore 45 Portage Central 15 Lakeshore 37 River Valley 21 Lakeshore 15 Coloma 46 Lakeshore 27 Brandvwine 31 Lakeshore 18 Edwardsburg 39 Invitationals PLACE POINTS Watervliet 10th 230 New Prairie 3rd 105 Berrien Countv 5th 123 Albion 11th 268 Brandywine 10th 212 Regional 3rd 118 Conference 1st 44 Varsity Football Lakeshore 37 St. Joe 13 Lakeshore 13 Portage Central 15 Lakeshore 22 Buchanan 8 Lakeshore 32 River Valley 0 Lakeshore 42 Coloma 0 Lakeshore 26 Brandywine 6 Lakeshore 42 Edwardsburg 6 Lakeshore 38 Cassapolis 7 Lakeshore 48 Lake Mich. Catholic 0 Season record: 7 wins; 2 losses •Ir. Varsity and Freshmen Football scores on pg. 114 108 SCORE BOARD Freshmen Basketball Lakeshore 63 Buchanan 57 Lakeshore 35 Bridgman 60 Lakeshore 57 Eau Claire 44 Lakeshore 44 Bridgman 56 Lakeshore 43 Cassopolis 44 Lakeshore 55 River Valley 56 Lakeshore 71 Coloma 49 Lakeshore 61 Brandywine 54 Lakeshore 57 Edwardsburg 38 Lakeshore 36 Milton Jr. High 54 Lakeshore 41 Cassopolis 44 Lakeshore 53 Bridgman 34 Lakeshore 67 Buchanan 55 Lakeshore .50 Milton Jr. High 54 Lakeshore 53 River Valley 55 Lakeshore 55 Coloma 34 Lakeshore 71 Brandvwine 48 Lakeshore 60 Edwardsburg 34 Lakeshore 61 Cassopolis 43 ’Denotes Freshman Tournament Games Junior Varsity Basketball Lakeshore 36 South Haven 51 Lakeshore 54 Dowagiac 71 Lakeshore 61 Buchanan 69 Lakeshore 41 St. Joseph 66 Lakeshore 52 Niles 58 Lakeshore 62 Brandywine 54 Lakeshore 62 River Valiev 47 Lakeshore 74 Bronson 60 Lakeshore 60 Coloma 44 Lakeshore 55 Brandywine 49 Lakeshore 79 Edwardsburg 46 Lakeshore 64 Cassopolis 70 Lakeshore 76 Buchanan 57 Lakeshore 60 River Valiev 48 Lakeshore 53 Dowagiac 60 Lakeshore 53 Coloma 45 Lakeshore 65 Brandvwine 63 Lakeshore 47 St. Joseph 59 Lakeshore 57 Edwardsburg 50 Lakeshore 67 Cassopolis 51 Varsity Basketball Lakeshore 76 South Haven 65 Lakeshore 79 Dowagiac 47 Lakeshore 86 Buchanan 59 Lakeshore 85 St. Joe 61 Lakeshore 92 Sturgis 61 Lakeshore 74 Niles 99 Lakeshore 61 River Valiev 57 Lakeshore 81 Bronson 65 Lakeshore % Coloma 60 Lakeshore 73 Brandywine 66 Lakeshore 75 Edwardsburg 51 Lakeshore 80 Cassopolis 68 Lakeshore 74 Buchanan 56 Lakeshore 51 River Valley 53 Lakeshore 60 Dowagiac 70 Lakeshore 97 Coloma 55 Lakeshore 79 Brandvwine 71 Lakeshore 78 St. Joe 66 Lakeshore 63 Edwardsburg 52 Lakeshore 99 Callopolis 74 Tournament Lakeshore 80 Dowagiac 48 Lakeshore 90 Coloma 51 Lakeshore 56 River Valiev 61 Season record: 19 wins; 4 losses Girls Jr. Varsity Basketball Lakeshore 4 St. Joe 56 Lakeshore 22 Buchanan 14 Lakeshore 16 River Valley 36 Lakeshore 37 Coloma 22 Lakeshore 31 Buchanan 21 Lakeshore 34 Brandywine 30 Lakeshore 34 Dowagiac 33 Lakeshore 16 Berrien Springs 51 Lakeshore 25 Cassopolis 27 Lakeshore 20 Niles 19 Lakeshore 28 Coloma 18 Lakeshore 13 St. Joseph 38 Lakeshore 28 Edwardsburg 29 Lakeshore 19 Lake Michigan Catholic 39 Lakeshore 57 Lakeshore Jr. High 18 Season record: 8 wins; 7 losses Girls Varsity Basketball scores are on pg. 128 3 Larry Livengood 7 Craig Andrews 20 Mark Frank 30 Dave Baker 35 Dale Gleffe 40 Ken Myers 42 Ed Krager 47 Dan Wend 50 Mike Knapp 51 Don Wall 60 Kevin Murphy 61 Mark Mohler 62 Gene Miston 64 Don Burns 65 Mark Hoot 68 Mike McGrath 70 Kyle Lorton 74 Stan Schuck 77 Chuck Hoge 78 Grif C x k 82 Kahn Rosentreter 85 A1 Martin 86 Charle Shafer 87 Marty Mason HEAD COACH Dave Topping Ass t Coach Jim Sanford Dave Price VARSITY SQUAD WINS Our 1973 Lakeshore football team had a very unusual but great season, going from being a loser, to a winner, to a champion. This was a very explosive high scoring foot- ball team that also played great defense. We had outstanding leadership from our tri-captains. Chuck Hoge, Larry Livengood, and Charlie Shafer. Through the leadership of these young men, the team had pride and showed team spirit. The following boys made the All Conference football team: Dave Baker. Ray Wood, Larry Livengood, Mike Knapp, Chuck Hoge, Rick McGrath, Brian Peterson, and Charlie Shafer. Charlie also made the All State team. It was the hard work and dedication of our second team that contributed greatly toward our winning the Blossomland Championship. And because of all our out- standing players this team will be remembered because they didn't quit but came back to be champions. The 1973 Co-Captains are Larry Livengood, Chuck Hoge. and Charley Shafer. 110 LAKE SHORE LANCERS 113 FROSH FOOTBALL LAKESHORE 12 L.M.C. 14 LAKESHORE 12 BUCHANAN 0 LAKESHORE 18 RIVER VALLEY 8 LAKESHORE 24 COLOMA 22 LAKESHORE 0 BRANDYWINE 33 LAKESHORE 14 EDWARDSBURG 38 LAKESHORE 0 CASSOPOLIS 14 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL LAKESHORE 6 ST. JOSEPH 14 LAKESHORE 7 DOWAGIAC 35 LAKESHORE 12 BRANDYWINE 24 LAKESHORE 14 COLOMA 24 LAKESHORE 34 EDWARDSBURG 0 LAKESHORE 24 CASSOPOLIS 14 LAKESHORE 34 RIVER VALLEY 12 LAKESHORE 20 BUCHANAN 7 LAKESHORE 0 ST. JOSEPH 42 114 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL FRONT ROW. I eft To Right: Don Carlsen. Mark Hampton. Frank Yuran, .John Bomberger. John Imbs. Kevin Gebhardt. Kevin Campbell, Bob Harvey. SECOND ROW'. Ron Mathis. Jim Curry, Galen Meyer. Bob Seagren. Tim Mahler. Bill Krause. Dave Block. Jim Rosenhagen. Manager Chris Horton, THIRD ROW'. Coach Bruce Bittenbender, Dennis Weatherford. Don Jones. Jeff Holmes. Kevin Lorton. Dave Gilbert. Mitch Kerr. Roger Bums. Coach Jim Maier. ABSENT: Wayne Spencer. Tim Eversole. Steve Trudell. Steve Shuck. The Freshmen ended the season 3-4. After losing a 14 - 12 opener to Lake Michigan Catholic, the little Lancers reeled off 3 in a row. Lack of depth because of a series of serious injuries finally caugbt up to the Freshmen, as they lost their last three. Bob Harvey was the leading receiver with 8 receptions for 139 yards. Dave Block was the leading rusher: 78 carries for 471 yards (6 yds. avg.i and 7 touchdowns. Kevin Campbell the leading passer, completing 22 passes in 58 attempts for 239 yards and two touchdowns. Roger Bums was the leader in tackles, averaging seven per game. No. 3 Dave Kent No. 5 Fred Wagner No. 35 Jeff Caple No. 40 Chris Statz No. 42 Mark Krager No. 44 Fred Hammermeister No. 47 Jim Leto No. 50 Eric Eversole No. 51 Tom Eppley No. 60 Pat Underwood No. 61 Mike Gusse No. 62 Ron Kuhn No. 64 Pat Newell No. 68 Mike Miston No. 70 Les Arant No. 72 Ed Owens No. 74 Geof Surch No. 77 Mike Mason No. 78 Tom Pitts No. 81 Coleman McDonough No. 82 Tom Jager No. Glenn Griffendorf No. Craig Shafer Coaches Sanford. Keith, and Salvano look on as the Lancers roll up another victory. 116 40 Statz catches the bomb. 14 Wagner escapes the clutches of Brandywine’s 82 as 41 Mist on looks on. 14 Wagner throws a bomb, while 70 Leto, 41 Mist on. and 53 Surch do the blocking. 43 Gusse punts the football as 23 Davis throws a block. 40 Arant makes a break for it as 82 •lager and 74 Surch do the blocking. 117 LANCER HOMECOMING Homecoming Court of 1973—L to R Lyn Talbot, Debby Harvey. Wendy Kroening. Robin New, and Linda Fairleigh. Girl� and their escorts—L. TO R. Mark Warner and Lyn Talbot, Gary Gelesko and Wendy Kroening, Robin New and Escort, Larry Livengood with Queen Deb Harvey. The theme for this year's Homecoming festivities was “The Roaring Twenties”. All Classes and clubs were invited to take part in float building and other spirit activities. We had a very large turn out for the “Ugly Man Pageant”, but even with all competition, Steve Palmer was without a doubt the “Ugliest of them all!!” The after game dance, which was held at the Stevensville Gym, was a huge success. ABOVE MIDDLE Abbey Gantenbein for Roaring Twenties Day. LEFT-Mark Root and friend’ - R1GHT-R. Hammermeister and R. Nidifer on Farmer Day. ABOVE are opposite tennis shoes worn by students who participated in “Spirit Week”. Every day represented a different way for students to express their homecoming spirit. Monday was Wrong Shoe Day, Tues. was Clash Day, Wed.-Roaring Twenties Day. Thurs.- Farmer Day. and Friday-Red and White Day. Friday afternoon an outdoor assembly was held with performances given by the band and pom-pom girls. The floats were judged and an award was given in a yell down to the Jr. class as the “loudest mouths in L.H.S.” 1973’s “No. 1 Ugly STEVE PALMER 120 Farmer Day-FRONT-D. Cast, MID.-R. Freyer, K. Rhodes. A. Ganenbein, D. Meyer. P. Schultz. R. Bender, V. Bailey. BACK-D. Duncan. H. Patterson, B. Wagoner, C. Albrecht. B. Rennhack. S. Cook. LEFT-Jane Klassen on Clash Day. ABOVE-Sandy Rice. Brian Peterson. Carol Schiman RIGHT-Abbey Gantenbein. Dyan Gast In the float competition the winners were-FIRST PLACE CLASS-Freshmen. FIRST PLACE CLUBS-the Thespians. Riders for Frosh-Tim Tyler, Leslie Woodbeck, Rhonda Edwards, Lisa Thomas, Thespians—Gail Miller, Penny Schultz, Doug Gast, Jane Klassen, Mike Dent. LAKESHORE C. C. CONFERENCE CHAMPS By winning the conference meet, Lakeshore was again conference champion in Cross Country. This was the fourth Blossomland championship for the Lancer runners in the past five years. Lakeshore won the conference meets with 44 points, River Valley finished 2nd with 47 points. The teams best performances this season would have to be in the class B Regional and in the conference meet. Lakeshore finished 3rd in the regional while qualifying Mike Mead and Mark Radabaugh for the State Finals. In the State Class B Individual Run. Mark Radabough set a new school record with a 16:04 time, for the three miles, while finishing 36th. The Lancers dual meet record was 6-4. Their conference record was 5-1. losing to River Valley. The Lakeshore runners participated in five invitational meets. These were: Watervliet, New Prairie, Berrien County. Albion, and Bran- dywine. The best finish was 3rd at New Prairie. The top runners for the Lancers this year were Marty Craig, Mark Radabaugh, and Mike Mead. 122 BACK (L to R) Mark Radabaugh. Mike Mead, Mike Tollas. Marty Craig, Jeff Callender. Coach Glen Brown. 2ND ROW Bruce Steenbergh. Tim Farrow, Russ Shank. Bob Kish, Randy Frye. FRONT Steve Wolter, Brad Sellers, Scott Krugler. Jim Rhodes, Tim Tyler. SCHOOL RECORD TIME - 3 MILE MARK RADABAUGH . . . 16:04 Craig and Farrow sprint in Coach Brown hard at work The team members this year and their best times were: Senior Marty Craig (16:26). Juniore-Mark Radabaugh (16:04). Tim Farrow (16:47). Jim Rhodes (17:27). Bruce Steenbergh (17:13), and Mike Tollas (17:59). Sophomores-Mike Mead (16:11). Freshmen- Jeff Callender (18:50). Russ Shank (18:04). Brad Sellers (18:37). Bob Kish (20:54), Scott Krugler (21:23), Steve Wolter (21:05). Randy Frye (22:18), and manager Tim Tyler (23:10). Shank. Steenbergh. Mead, and Krugler DUFFERS UNLIMITED Ukeshore Duffers FRONT ROW L to R: Brad Peterson. David Hasslett. Scott Gillette. Marc Snyder. BACK ROW: Coach l ambert. Mark Sundstom, Dave Driscoll. Dave Mak. Randy Matthews. LEFT: Mark Sundstrom hitting an iron to the green. BELOW LEFT: Brad Peterson—“Disgusted? Never! ABOVE: Coach Lambert LEFT. Mark Sundstrom - RIGHT. Mark hitting an iron to the green as Coach looks on. ABOVE: Randy Matthews concen- trating on washing his ball. RIGHT: Scott Gillette teeing off. ABOVE: Dave Driscoll after tee shot off number one. BELOW: Dave Mak hitting out of a sand trap. BELOW MID: Coach Lambert in the swing of things! GIRLS BASKETBALL Champion style. The girls 1973 basketball season proved to be an overwhelming success when the squad finished with 14-5 and the first ever Michigan High School Athletic Associa- tion District Tournament championship. The varsity squad was exciting to watch and showed good fundamental basketball. Sophomore Jodi Rabbers. the team's “Most Valuable Player”, paced the team scor- ing with 223 points, good for a 11.7 per game average. Man- dy Smith, another hot-shot sophomore, tallied 206 points and senior Kolette Kretchman totaled 197 points for the season. Strong rebounding by sophomore Sue Kunkel and junior Ann Stockwell, the squads “most improved player , made the Lancer quintet always tough to beat. Affectionately known as Denny’s Dollies , the squad demonstrated team play, good sportsmanship, and depth in numbers as all girls scored during the season. An exam- ple of strong team play was seen in the District Tourna- ment when, in the first quarter, they scored 25 pts.. while holding their opponent scoreless. We’re the District Champions! 126 V PASS! RUN. . JUMP SHOOT! WIN 127 128 VARSITY IN ACTION VARSITY SCOREBOARD Lakeshore 33 St. Joseph 61 Lakeshore 56 Buchanan 58 Lakeshore 74 River Valley 33 Lakeshore 62 Coloma 24 Lakeshore 61 Buchanan 45 Lakeshore 66 Brandywine 18 Lakeshore 85 Dowagiac 14 Lakeshore 37 Berrien Springs 35 Lakeshore 53 Cassopolis 35 Lakeshore 61 Niles 20 Lakeshore 67 Coloma 48 Lakeshore 44 St. Joseph 57 Lakeshore 46 Edwardsburg 40 Lakeshore 55 Lake Michigan Catholic 43 Lakeshore 39 Galien 40 J.V. L K: Cheryl Fosky Cathy Bremer. Kim Brown. Patty Hoge. Marty Crowe. Debi Baird. Debbie Myere, Anita Koppier. Karen Wall. Brenda Sanford. Ivy Schewe. Deb and Karen Karen Pat Cathy Cheryl J.V. SCOREBOARD Lakeshore 4 St. Joseph Lakeshore 22 Buchanan Lakeshore 16 River Valley Lakeshore 37 Coloma Lakeshore 31 Buchanan Lakeshore 34 Brandywine Lakeshore 34 Dowagiac Lakeshore 16 Berrien Springs Lakeshore 25 Cassopolis Lakeshore 20 Niles Lakeshore 28 Coloma Lakeshore 13 St. Joseph Lakeshore 28 Edwardsburg Lakeshore 19 Lake Michigan Catholic tin WRESTLING FRONT L to R: Terry Runge, Scott Hosnedl, Tom Rennhack. BACK ROW: Ass't Coach Have Price. Rick McGrath. Mark Rick Runge. Mike Miston. Joe Offet; 2ND ROW: Kevin Hoge. Mohler. Mark Kramer, Stan Schuck. Head Coach Bruce Dave Baker. Rick Murphy. Gene Miston, Ed Krager, Jim Urch; Bittenbender. The ever improving Lakeshore Wrestling Program made some big head-way this season in its determined effort to eventually reach the top. Led by senior super-wrestlers Rick McGarth, Ed Krager, and Mark Mohler the Lancer Matmen compiled a 13-1 dual meet record and a very impressive 4th place finish in the Class B” State Tournament. Rick, Ed, and Mark were also the first Lakeshore Wrestlers ever to place in the State Tournament. The major accomplishments of the “Big three were astounding. Rick McGrath compiled an unbelievable 34-0 record and captured every event encountered including the prized 155 pound state title. Ed Krager was close behind with a 30-2 record and state runner-up at 145 pounds. Mark Mohler also had an outstanding year compiling a 30-6 record which included a 4th place finish in the state meet. One match that Lakeshore Wrestling Fans will be talking about for a long time was Mark Mohler’s 3-2 decision over 2 time state champ Warren Watson of Brandywine in the conference finals. Although these three outstanding athletes will be more than missed next year Coach Bittenbender looks to next season with great optimism. With eleven lettermen returning the matmen should have a better balanced and more ex- perienced team. Veterans Stan Schuck, Gene Miston, Rick Murphy, and Mark Krager will handle the upper weight class duties next season while Dave Kent, Terry Runge, Rick Runge, Tom Rennhack, Scott Hosnedl will hold off the op- position at the other end of the scale. In the middle exciting Dave Baker, Joe Offet and Mike Miston should win more than their fair share of matches. Combine these veterans with this year’s J.V. squad and you should have the nucleus for a fine 1974-75 wrestling season. FRONT L to R: Tim Tyler, Tom Nstz, Dave Kent, Jim Curry, John Mavzes, Don Carlson; 2ND ROW: Rick Fink. Russ Shank. Bill Welch, Ed Cook, Scott Gillette. Archy Rodriquez; 3RD ROW: Bob Peterson. Pat Newell. Jim Hudson. Some of the other Christmas tournament winners are: Dave Baker, Scott Hosnedl, and Mark Krager. Two seconds and a third added to our three first place winners gave Lakeshore our first an- nual Christmas wrestling tournament victory. 1. Dave Kent; 2. Kick McGrath; 3. Ed Krager; 4. Ed Krager; 5. Mark Krager. BACK ROW L To R: Coach MacTavish, Mgr. Mike Bobbit. FRONT Chuck Hoge. Charlie Shafer. Steve Palmer. Marty Mason. A1 Poschke, ROW Brad Peterson. Brian Peterson. Marty Craig. Larrv Livengood. -Jeff Wiles. Mike Holland. Brian Krueger. This year the Lancers achieved an outstanding season with their team honors as well as with individual honors. Major team highlights included Blossomland Conference Championship, Holiday Tournament, and double wins over St. Joseph. The Lancers were led by All-State Charlie Shafer, who with Steve Palmer was elected to the Honorable Mention Team. The Lancers completed the season with 19 wins and 4 losses. Mike Holland, the most improved player, along with Marty Mason earned valuable experience for the 74-75 season. Although Lancer fans will miss the board play of Shafer, Palmer, Hoge, and Livengood; the moves of Marty Craig shooting a jumper; the passing skill of Brian Peterson; and the hustle of Brian Krueger; the dedicated and spirited Lancers will continue the successful tradi- tion of Lancer basketball. Coach MacTavish 134 STARTERS IN ACTION 135 BACK ROW L to R: .Jim Porter. Don Altic, Mike Layman. Scott Kimball. MIDDLE ROW: Pat Underwood, Kyle Lor- ton, Mike Mead. Coach Sanford. Tom Jager, Keith Arend, Craig Shafer. FRONT ROW: Kurt Mead. Manager. Fred Wagner. Bill Denemark. Rick Lausman. Tom Epply, Ron Kuhn. Manager. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 1973-74 Lakeshore J.V. Basketball The Lakeshore Lancer Junior Varsity Basketball team ended the season with a respectable 12 win 8 loss record. The record seems like more of an ac- complishment when considering they lost their first game of the season. This team only lost two games to Blossomland Conference foes. The 10-2 Conference record tied them with Cassopolis for the mythical championship. Offensively the Lancers averaged 58.8 points per game. Individually they were led by Don Altic and Jim Porter, both with a 13.3 average. Pat Underwood led in field goal percentage with a 66f7 accuracy. Fred Wagner took the free throw honors by making 69( of his charity tosses. The team leader in assists was Jim Porter with 55 followed by Fred Wagner with 37. In rebounding Don Altic led with 117 offensively And Keith Arend was second with 71. Defensively the Lancers gave up 55.5 points a game. Defense was a strong point of the game, holding opponents to under 50 points 7 times. Freshman Tom Jager led the team in blocked shots with 32, while Keith Arend had 20. In defen- sive rebounding again Don Altic led with 128 and Tom Jager was second with 82. In another important category, steals, Don Altic led with 44 followed by Keith Arend and Jim Porter with 31. Don Altic was the most valuable player on offense and Jim Porter was the best defensive player. Most improved went to Craig Shafer. Coach Sanford. Now that’s O.K.!! 138 BACK ROW L to R: Jim Rosenhagen. Bob Seageren. Kevin Lorton. Mike Mason, Coach Maier. Larry Toth, Don Jones, Tim Mahler. Rod Nit . FRONT ROW: Mark Stemm. Brad Sellers. Steve Wolter, Kevin Campbell. Bob Kish. BASKETBALL FROSH The 1973-74 Lakeshore Freshman Basketball team experienced an interesting year. The team finished with an 11-8 record after a slow start. They finished 9-3 in Conference play, good for a second place tie with Cassopolis. The freshman were known for stingy defense, allowing only 47 points per game, while scoring 53.4 a game. Balance was the key to the freshman with five players scoring 120 or more points. Mike Mason was the leading scorer with 245 points for a 12.9 average. Larry Toth scored 201 for a 10.6 average. Kevin Campbell was 3rd for an 9.8 average. Jim Rosenhagen totaled 170 for 8.9 points per game. Rod Nitz average 6.3 for fifth place on the team. The freshman were excellent shooters from the floor, shooting a total 39 7. Rosenhagen was the leader with a hot 48% followed by Toth with 42%. Mason was the leading rebounder with 261 for a 13.2 average. Toth was runner-up with 216 for 11.3 per game. In summary, it was a good season for the freshman, who could have easily been 16-3. Five of the eight losses were 4 points or less! Oh well, we tried! ! 140 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL (FRONT) .Jodie Rabber. Cathy Bremer. (BACK) Mandv Smith, .Jessie Tegner. .Janet Kimlev. Sue Kunkel, Sue Carberry, Judy Wiles. NOT iN PICTURE: Annette Adams J.V. VOLLEYBALL (FRONT) Kathy Mensinger, Moreen Weber. Kim Krouse. Cathy Cook. (BACK Peggy Root. Cathy Zebell. Karen Wall, Chervl Nitz. Ivy Schewe. NOT IN PICTURE: Karen Schewe. Kim Brown. Roberta Richards. Diana Smith VARSITY TRACK Jim Urch winning the 100 yard dash The track crew checking times Keith Arend winning the low hurdles Mike Holland in the long jump Dan Wend in the high jump 144 145 Our dual track season ended with a 5-3 record. We were 5-1 in the conference. We took second in the conference meet and second overall. We entered 3 invitationals; with our best show- ing at Brandywine, where we finished 7th with 16 1 2 points. Steve Palmer was our only qualifier for the State meet, by finishing second in the Regional. Tom Jager in (he high hurdle� Dan Wend shows the way to relax A1 Martin running the 100 146 Tom Eppley on his way over the bar BACK I. To R: Al Martin, Jeff Calender. Tom Jager, Steve Palmer, Charlie Shafer. Chuck Hoge, Mike Mead. Keith Arend Dan Pal Newell. Ken Myers. Mike Holland. Rusty Shank. Mike Anstev. Coach Brown; FRONT: Mark Krager Mike Kurry Bob Harvey. Dave Baker. Scott Krugler. Tom Epplev. Brad Peterson, Marc Snvder, Jim Urch. Shot Put 49' l'j Steve Palmer Long Jump 20' 612 Marty Craig High Jump 6' 1' Dan Wend Pole Vault 12' 3” Tom Eppley 880 Relay 1:34.8 Jim Urch Dave Baker Marty Craig Mike Holland 880 Run 2:05.5 Marc Snyder High Hurdles 15.5 Charles Shafer Mile Run 4:47.6 Mark Radabaugh 100 Dash 10.4 Jim Urch 440 Dash 52.3 Mike Holland Low Hurdles 21.25 Keith Arend 2-Miles Run 9:58.3 Mike Mead-Record 220 Dash 23.5 Mike Holland Mile Relay 3:40.5 Mark Krager Mike Anstey Marc Snyder Brad Peterson 440 Relay 46.1 Al Martin Dave Baker Mike Holland Jim Urch 147 GIRL’S TRACK TOP-Gail Nichols, Janet Kimley. Wendy Stowers. Sue Kunkel. Ann Stockwell, Mary Klingspon. Tammy Riegel. Rhonda Kdwards. Teresa Kuhn. MID-Jessie Tegner. Peggy Root, Anita Koppier, Karen Wall, Sue Farrow, Cathy Graham. Ingrid Koppier. Darlene Gleffe. FRONT-Liz Taylor. Dion Nlenser, Julie Bonezkowski. Tina Goodwin. Jane Hudson. Mimi Beutter, Doren Menser. Tammy Riegel Lisa Bailey Julie Bonezkowski Teresa Kuhn Lakeshore girls track ended on a glorious note this year by placing in the finals of the Class A- B state finals. Tammy Riegel, Janet Kimley, Cathy Graham and Peggy Root ran the 880 medlay relay in a school record time of 1:54, to place ninth in the meet. Outstanding efforts also came from Rhonda Edwards in the 220 with a school record time of 26:4. Sue Kunkel jumped 5’ 0 to break her school record in the high jump. Elizabeth Taylor broke the school record in the long jump with a fine 15' 1 V' jump. Mimi Beutter was a league leader in the shot put. l.iz Taylor Sue Kunkel Kathy Necas Darlene Gleffe in the high jump 149 THE SOFTBALL TEAM THE COACH 1ST HOW: (Left To Right) Nancy Totzke. Sherri Lausman. Mandy Smith. Gina I to. Kathy Blaker. Jodi Rabbers, Cathy Bremer, Denise Mueller, Ivy Schewe. 2ND ROW: Mr. Becht, (Mgr) Julie Snyder. Kathy Mensinger, Barb Johnson. Kolette Kretchman, Patty Hoge, Ginny Jasper. Judy Hudson. Maureen Weber-(Mgr) NOT PICTURED: Coach Botts and Kim Brown. Cathy Bremer LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Hudson, Sherri Lausman. Mandy Smith. Kolette Kretchman. Ginny Jasper 150 Gina Leto, Cathy Bremer. Kolette Kretchman. Patti Hoge, Kolette Kretchman, Kathy Blaker The girls softball team ended the season with an 8-3 record and showed strong improvement throughout the season. The highlight for the team was their win over undefeated St. Joe in a well played game at St. Joe. Excellent hitting ability was displayed by Jodi Rabbers with one grand slam home run against Brandywine, five ad- ditional home runs and numerous other hits during the season. Kollette Kretchman, as pitcher, led the team to many vic- tories, backed up by an excellent infield consisting of Jodi Rabbers, Cathy Bremer, Patti Hoge, Mandy Smith, and catcher Ginny Jasper. Sherri Lausman, left fielder, did an outstanding job for the team, with Kathy Mensinger and Gina Leto showing great improvement in the outfield as the season went along. Voted, by the team. Most Valuable Player was Jodi Rabbers, Most Improved Player. Kathy Mensinger and Player with the Best Mental Attitude, Sherri Lausman. 151 BOTTOM ROW. (L-R)-Manager John Welch. Jim Rabbers. Brian Peterson. Dave Baker, and Manager Scott Andrews. MIDDLE ROW. Tim Farrow, Kevin Mid- dle. Lea Arant. Don Burns, Craig Andrews, and Jim Welch. TOP ROW Rahn Rosen treter. Jeff Wiles. Chuck Hoge. Charlie Shafer. Brian Nitz. Gary Gelesko and Coach Sanford. Coach Sanford. Welch coming around third. Middleton mighty swing. Shafer scores! 1974 ALL CONFERENCE TEAM Pitcher Left Field Centerfield Honorable First Base Short Stop Third Base Charlie Shafer Les Arant Brian Peterson Mention Rahn Rosen treter Jim Rabbers Kevin Middleton 152 Hoge hollars for home. Peterson runs to first. Making the out. The Bench! 153 The “74” Lancers finished the season with a fine record of 18 wins and 7 losses. In the Blossomland Conference they finished second with a 9-3 season. The team displayed consistent hitting and pitching throughout the year; defense being the only thing that kept them from a 1 or 2 loss season. The senior starters during the year were Kevin Middleton at third, Brian Peterson at short, Charlie Shafer as pitcher, Chuck Hoge as catcher, Gary Gelesko at second, Rahn Rosentreter at first, and Jim Welch and Jim Rabbers in the outfield. Juniors who saw a considerable amount of action were Brian Nitz, Les Arant, Jeff Wiles, Tim Farrow and Craig Andrews. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL BOTTOM. (I.-Rl-Kem Sisson. Ron Moshioni. Mike Woods. Jeff Altic. Mike Gusse, Glenny Grieffendorf. Mike Mason. Tom Jager, Pat Callender. Scott Kimball, Dave Block. Rob Wallis. Tom Frakes. Terry I'nderwood, Craig Shafer. Jim Porter, and Fred Hammermeister. Runge. and Tim Mahler. TOP ROW-Coach Denny Keith. Jeff Caple. Don VARSITY SCOREBOARD JUNIOR VARSITY Lakeshore 10 Dowagiac 9 SCOREBOARD Lakeshore 10 Berrian Springs 0 Lakeshore 15 Berrian Springs 10 Lakeshore 8 River Valley 10 Lakeshore 1 River Valley 0 Lakeshore 4 St. Joe 5 Lakeshore 5 Coloma 2 Lakeshore 6 Buchanan 5 Lakeshore 0 Buchanan 2 Lakeshore 10 Coloma 2 Lakeshore 5 New Praire 10 Lakeshore 3 Brandywine 2 Lakeshore 5 New Praire 9 Lakeshore 12 Michigan Lutheran 2 Lakeshore 11 Edwardsburg 0 Lakeshore 13 Cassapolis 2 Lakeshore 7 Brandywine 5 Lakeshore 20 Cassapolis 7 Lakeshore 10 Casso polis 0 Lakeshore 1 Buchanan 6 Lakeshore 13 Cassopolis 3 Lakeshore 4 River Valley 3 Lakeshore 1 Buchanan 5 Lakeshore 20 River Valley 10 Lakeshore 4 River Valley 5 Lakeshore 7 Coloma 0 Lakeshore 2 Niles 1 Season record: 9 wins: 3 losses Lakeshore 1 Niles 0 Lakeshore 8 Coloma 4 Lakeshore 2 Brandywine 0 Lakeshore 10 Cassopolis 1 Lakeshore 9 Sturgis 1 Lakeshore 2 Benton Harbor 5 Lakeshore 12 Lake Mich. Cath. 1 Lakeshore 9 Edwardsburg 5 Lakeshore 4 Dowagiac 3 Lakeshore 2 Buchanan 4 154 SPRING SCORES Softball Lakeshore 7 Buchanan 0 Lakeshore 10 New Buffalo 11 Lakeshore 20 Berrien Springs 3 Lakeshore 24 Galien 2 Lakeshore 14 St. Joe 10 Lakeshore 12 Buchanan 20 Lakeshore 14 Brandywine 12 Lakeshore 21 Benton Harbor 6 Lakeshore 9 Edwardsburg 7 Lakeshore 15 Coloma 18 Lakeshore 17 Cassopolis 5 Girl’s Track Lakeshore 29 St. Joseph 62 Lakeshore 63 River Valley 28 Lakeshore 39 Berrien Springs 52 Lakeshore 38 St. Joseph 53 Lakeshore 81 Buchanan 6 Lakeshore 42' St. Joseph 48% Lakeshore 57 River Valley 34 Lakeshore 56 Grand Haven 35 Lakeshore 68 Benton Harbor 23 Lakeshore 71' 2 Coloma 19' 1 Season record: 6 wins; 4 losses Lakeshore Varsity Volleyball 1 River Valley 2 Lakeshore 2 New Buffalo 0 Lakeshore 2 Galien 0 Lakeshore 1 River Valley 2 Lakeshore 2 St. Joseph 0 Lakeshore 2 Cassopolis 0 Lakeshore 1 Dowagiac 2 Lakeshore 2 Benton Harbor 0 Lakeshore 0 Edwardsburg 2 Lakeshore 1 Brandvwine 2 Lakeshore 1 Buchanan 2 Lakeshore 0 Coloma 2 Lakeshore 0 River Valley 2 Lakeshore 1 St. Joseph 2 Lakeshore 1 Brandywine 2 Lakeshore 1 Edwardsburg 2 Lakeshore 2 Benton Harbor 0 Lakeshore 1 Buchanan 2 Lakeshore 2 Coloma 0 Season Record 7 wins and 12 losses JV Volleyball Lakeshore 1 River Valley 2 Lakeshore 1 New Buffalo 2 Lakeshore 2 Galien 1 Lakeshore 0 River Valley 2 Lakeshore 0 St. Joseph 2 Lakeshore 2 Cassopolis 0 Lakeshore 0 Dowagiac 2 Lakeshore 2 Benton Harbor 1 Lakeshore 0 Edwardsburg 2 Lakeshore 0 Bradywine 2 Lakeshore 2 Buchanan 1 Lakeshore 1 Coloma 2 Lakeshore 1 River Valley 2 Lakeshore 1 S. Joseph 2 Lakeshore 1 Brandvwine 2 Lakeshore 0 Edwardsburg 2 Lakeshore 2 Benton Harbor 1 Lakeshore 2 Buchanan 1 Lakeshore 2 Coloma 0 Season Record 7 wins and 12 losses Varsity Track Lakeshore 56 Berrien Springs 67 Lakeshore 64 Buchanan 59 Lakeshore 78 River Valley 45 Lakeshore 64 Coloma 59 Lakeshore 49 Brandywine 73 Lakeshore 51 St. Joseph 72 Lakeshore 86 Edwardsburg 37 Lakeshore 97 Cassopolis 18 155 LTO R: Kim Kretchman. Jane Ash. Judy Vergot. Mary Pauler. Jody Cutshaw. Sandi Irwin. Gibby Springer, Cindy Keller. Got that team spirit! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Whoops! 156 .1 t'v2 %sk- r” ■% '' H 1 k .-v. : A ■ jB - v 1 L. £ ' C W' r T V % ■Ljfr r i� (TOPi Dion Menser. (L To R Becky Shapleigh, Sue Ives. Kathy Necas, Marlene Van Zile. Sue Contreras V J.V. CHEERLEADERS y' 158 Htt FROSH CHEERLEADERS Tina Goodwin. Theresa Kuhn. .Jan Miller. Sue Farrow, Gina Leto. 159 POM POM GIRLS FRONT ROW: Jane Ash. Juliann Hanson. Kathy Graham. Pat Wheeler. Linda McGrath. Georgia Sitek, Kim Hendren; BACK ROW: Linda Farleigh. Kim Krohn. Nancy Smikle. Pam Smith. Jill Warner. Robin New. and Kay Lynn. 160 Get those legs up. . .Girls!!! HIGHER! HUE The 1973-74 Pom Pom Girls During the 1973-74 school year, the Pom Pom Girls were very busy practicing and making appearances over a six month period. They held practice two times a week. They sold mini pom pom shakers during the basketball season and had bake sales in the lunch room. All of the profits went in their treasury for next year’s uniforms and equip- ment. The Pom Pom Girls appeared in many activities including; Homecoming, all home basketball games, one basketball game at St. Joe, and at home wrestling meets, where they helped in the scorekeeping. They also invited the Pom Pom Girls from St. Joe and Coloma for two separate performances. The Pom Pom Girls participated in three dance numbers in the Variety Show and marched with the Band in the Blossom Parade. The Pom Pom Girls wouldn’t have been a success without the help of Mrs. Price, the advisor to the Girls, Georgia Sitek and Robin New, the Co-Captains this year, Nan- cy Smikle, Secretary, and Kim Krohn, Treasurer. The Pom Pom Girls practice many hours after school. 161 LAKESHORE V Lakeshore Junior Miss 1973-1974 Miss Betty Benson L TO R: Loree Adelburg, Gloria Spears. Deggie Harvey, Debbie Lutch, Karen Rhodes, Betty Benson. Judi Vergot. Junior Miss pageants are designed to find and honor the nation’s ideal high school senior girls, to recognize their positive accomplishments and to stress their admirable qualities and ideas. Exceptionally high standards are set emphasizing character, citizenship, poise and demeanor. Awards are scholorships to further their educational goals. The Junior Miss Contest is sponsored by the Lakeshore Junior Chamber of Commerce each year. The JC’s and their wives put many long hours in training, rehearsals and the final event. Each year the Lakeshore Junior Miss is eligible for area and state contests which are also sponsored by the JC’s. This is certainly a worthwhile contribution to the community. They deserve Many Thanks! JUNIOR MISS The queen candidates are: (1) Wendy Cowen (3) Robin New (4) Nancy Jung (5) Robin Lee (6) Sharon Uphoff (7) Kathy Steinke (8) Lynn Banks (9) Lynn Talbot (10) Gail Miller (11) Gloria Spears (12) Mary Griffin. MISS BARODA 1974 Kav Lynn Kalia Grable Betsy Holobaugh Ann Yuran Kathy Nitz Judy Forrester Kathie Zebell Sharon Peachey Colleen Meyers THE ENDING OF CHARLIE SHAFER RICK McGRATH Winner of 1974 Lakeshore Athlete of Year Award Football: All conference offensive and defensive teams (2 years) All Southwestern Michigan defensive team WOTV All Star Team (2 years) Candidate to who’s who All American Team. Basketball: All Conference Team (3 years) All State selection by AP, UPI, and Detroit Free Press WOTV All Star Team Holiday Tournament All Star Team by Niles Daily Star Candidate to Prep High School All American Team Perfect record for 1973-74 season in wrestling (34- 0). Rick won first place at the District. Regional, and State wrestling tournaments. Tournament winner at: Lakeshore Invitational Southwestern Invitational Gull Lake Invitational South Haven Invitational The first Lakeshore wrestler to have an un- defeated season and to become a state champion in his weight division (155). Track: Ail Conference high hurdler during Senior year Baseball: All Conference pitcher 166 A PERFECT YEAR VALEDICTORIAN, PAM SMITH Awards: Junior Achievement Scholarship, Marian Guild Scholarship, Michigan Competitive Scholarship. Future Secretaries Scholarship, Western Michigan University Academic Scholarship, Readers Digest Valedictorian Award. Activities: Junior Achievement, National Honor Society, Band, Drum Majorette, Mu Alpha Theta, Pom Pom Girls, Variety Show, President of Future Secretaries Club, Stage Crew. SALUTATORIAN, RHONDA AVERY Awards: Junior Achievement Scholarship, Michigan Competitive Scholarship, Grand Valley State College Scholarship. Junior Miss Scholastic Achievement Award, Blue Lake Scholarship (Band). John Phillip Sousa Award (Band). Activities: Junior Achievement. National Honor Society, Band, Stage Band. Mu Alpha Theta, Stage Crew, Senior Class Treasurer, Band President. HONORS NIGHT, 1974 Chuck Hoge receives Key Clubber of the Year award Ralph Hammermeister and John Hosbein receive Tool and Die apprenticeships Tony Braga receives South Bend Tribune Staffer of the Year Award FIRST ROW Dana Statz Pam Smith Jeannie Miller Shelley Kinder Lynn Laney Sandy Offet Beth Wagoner Jo Hudson C arol Sc hi man Lvnn Talbot Barb Johnson Kollette Kretchman SECOND ROW Pat 'Fay I or Anna Aberg Deana Maas Vicki Bailey Penny Meyerink Gloria Spears Cindy Albrecht Sue Sherrington Wendy Cowan Penny Schultz Jane Klassen THIRD ROW Linda Klupp Debbie Owens Mike Duncan (Vail Miller Cindy Bonczkowski Milton Hosnedl Paul Valacek Sam Dutcher Steve Cook Dave Driscoll Steve Snowden FOURTH ROW Toni Parent Sue Kunkel Cathy Hoffman Nancy Smikle Sue Ott Linda Rantz Kathy Anderson Sue Woods Judy Goodsell Tony Braga I ane Clack 168 Barbara Johnson receiving the Lions Club Scholarship Kevin Middleton received an appointment to the Air Force Academy. Sue Woods was the PTSA Scholarship Recipient FIRST ROW Jim Slavicek Sue Dass Debbie Luth Sherrie Szabo Sheila Baushke Karen George Betty Benson Sue Reran Erwin Eisner Karen Rhodes SECOND ROW Lisa Shapleigh Wendi Kroening Jennifer Huebner Dave Rennhack Deby Harvey I rry Livengood Kevin Middleton Ender Quinones Jim Welch John Hosbein THIRD ROW Ralph Hammermeister Rhonda Avery Judy Vergot Gavin Middleton Steve Palmer Marc Snyder Brian Peterson Marty Craig Charlie Shafer Chuck Hoge FOURTH ROW Kerry Nye Mark Mohler Rick McGrath Kris Kern Robin New Robin I ee Judy Forrester Kathy Waldenmaier Debbie Wach Jean Rav Jeanette Brame 169 IMOHrT mi OVER THE RAINBOW PROM KING AND QUEEN The 1974 Junior-Senior Prom was held May 11. This years King and Queen were Kevin Middleton and Linda Fairleigh. The Juniors decorated the gymnasium to the theme of “Over the Rain- bow. The Grand March was lead by Mr. Arnold Lesser. 72 GRADUATION 1974 Gavin Middleton “Circus of Students Debv Harvey “What Remains Ahead Edward J. Reillv-High School Principal Bill Yore “Becoming a Man “We should choose no path for others to foilow-we can only pave our own.’’ This was the motto of the 221 seniors of the Lakeshore High School graduating class of 1974, who were awarded diplomas during ceremonies held June 5 in the high school gymnasium. An early even- ing rain which caused the ceremony to be held indoors, did not dampen the spirit of the graduating seniors. Commencement addresses were given by 3 seniors, who were selected by their peers. They were Gavin Middleton, Deby Harvey, and Bill Yore. Bill expressed his ap- preciation to teachers, counselors and classmates for their patience and care in helping him graduate from high school. At the conclu- sion of his speech he received a standing ovation from the audience and his fellow classmates. Pam Smith and Rhonda Avery were introduced as Valedictorian and Salutatorian respectively, and were awarded academic scholarships from our principal Mr. Reilly. The processional and recessional marches were performed by the 1974-75 Lancer Concert Band under the direc- tion of Mr. Arnold Lesser. 173 4 YEARS OF HARD WORK = Cindy gets her diploma from Dad. Bill receives his diploma and an ovation. Salutatorian Rhonda Avery receives award JOYOUS OCCASION Lisa Shapleigh says thanks! Jim Slavicek receives diploma from School Board President-John Steinke. Shelley Kinder, Student Council Presi- dent and Editor of the Newspaper receives her diploma Toni and Jane working on the Senior section •Jeanette and Jo designing underclass layout Donna and Cathy do heir thing Co-Editors Toni Parent, Jane Klassen Copy Editor Jo Hudson Class Editor Jeannette Brame Sports Jim Tibbs. Joe Krejci Staff members Cathy Hart, Roana Holcomb, Donna Bollenbacher. Jeri Brame. Pam Klug. Sandy Hora, Cover Design Lisa Shapleigh Senior pictures Dennis Hafer of Caruso Studio Advisor Jack Greendonner WALSWORTH Marceliar. Mo . I S A Penny and Jim trying to look like they’re working 176 Jeri, Pam and Sandy checking out candids i. i