Lakeshore High School - Driftwood Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1975 volume:

DRIFTIVOOD LAKESHORE H SCHOOL STEVENSVILLE, MICHIGAN 49127 THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD ... TABLE OF CONTENTS Band Seniors Directors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Administration Advertising Athletics Activities Closing 2 OPENING IT ALWAYS LEA PS ME HERE 6 OPENING OPENING 7 “BAND, TAKE THE FIELD!” LANCER 1974-75 MARCHING BAND August 25-30 BAND CALENDAR OF EVENTS Band camp at Camp Friedenswald, 5 days of hard work and fun! September 13 St. Joe marching show, Spiritual Music of America.” September 20 Portage Central marching show, Nostalgia.” October 5 Apple Parade in Niles Michigan. October 9 Marching Band Festival at St. Joe. October 18 Performing during the afternoon assembly November 1 and Homecoming show. Cassopolis marching show including percussion feature. Spring 1975 Blossom Parade. May 26 Stevensville Memorial Day Parade. 8 Row I: Mr. Bembenck Ruvs Shank Kern Sisson, Todd Kuschel, Steve Roland. Ann Stockwell. Kevin floge, Dave Krajecki, Jeanne Graber. Mr. Lesser. Row 2: Bruce Steenbergh, Rhonda Huge, Chris Statz, Mike Bradley. Bill Hansen, Rich Braga, John linbs, Phil Crago, Jerry Get , Harold Herbstreit. Row 3: Kathy Meyer, Dave Wesner. Pat McTague, Ed Getz, Boh Nepstad. Mary Hunt, Kris Pierman, Todd Brozovich, Vas Bilionis. Boh Bengtsson. Karen Avery, Barb Bischoff. Row 4: Bob linler. Peggy Root, Lisa Thomas. Barb Zordell, Cheryl Thar, Joel Offet, Martin Steinke, Mike Woods, Tim Rantz, Eric Tam. Tim Farrow. Row 5: Marshall Robertson. Pat I'ndcrwnod. Carol Stelter, Rich Kubsch. Mike Mead, Steve Trudell, Terry Gardner, Cheryl Fell, Mary Boelcke, Tom Frakes. Patty Huge, Janette Brame. Row 6: Donna Bollcnbachcr. Cathy Nitz, Teri Hand. Becky Shapleigh, Denise Mueller. Linda Harris, Diane Ackall, Dave Co , Steve Spilger, Janet Jakubs, Cornelia Wesner, Mary Wheeler, Margot Sherrington, Kelly ('lark. Row 7: Toni Walters, Becky I mge. Robyn N(differ. Jane .Maxwell, Carol Stream. Belinda Brown, Karen Graeber, Kim Woods, Cathy Young. Kathy Kish, Nancy Totzke. Jan Shafer, Kathy Steinke. Row 8: Lynn Warner, Linda McGrath, Ia ta Dorsey , Jill Warner, Jonell I sch, Karen Sehewe, Sharon Vitek Mark Sanford. Tom Gillis, Glenn Zebell. Jodi Rabbers, Karen Bellinger. Row 9: Alan Maynard, Julie Snyder. Kevin Gebhard, Chip Harper, Craig Root. Chris Ringler. Missing: Rhonda Edwards, Kim Krohn, I'rsala Smaka. Majorettes: Vicki Kemp. Sandy Hora, Melanie Hendrix. Cathy Hart. Drum Majors: Volker Gaul. Gail Nichols. BAND 9 RESERVE BAND Front Row (L R) Laura Shapleigh. Janice Johnson, Randi Wilhemson. Cheryl Nit , Barh Spears, Donna Mater, Pam King, Patty Shawl, Julie Haler, Belinda I inelier. 2nd Row Jamie Nelson. Dion Menser, Diane Adams, Janice llahn, Karen Newman. Robin Barker. Becks Burnside. Darla Zemkc. Kevin Cephard. 3rd Row Denise Delong, Bernard llerhstreit. Deh Ashhrook. Julie Caul, Steve Nit ., laiurie Hines. Cathy Yore. Dave Whipple, 4th Row Jim Hammond. Bill Welch, Stese Hamlin, Steve Nichols. Ron Wesner. Linda Phillips. Dorcn Menser. Art Aiken. Back Row Jeanne Saurhier. Bruce Duncan. FRESHMAN BAND Front Row (L-R) Jeff liven good, Jeff Fritz, Greg No icka, Mark Murphy. Mike Fischer, Doug Smith. Mars Beth Vames. Kathv Van Osdal Cinds Hamm. Tina Heald, Judy Godfrey, Tammy Kettlehut. Renee Sempert. 2nd Row Y anessa Hadady. Beth Nepstad, Cindy Harmon. Iaiurie Yauch, Stidlie Mac holt . Yal Yincent, Karen Pelkev, Connie Amt. Cheryl Ol ewski. Ana Humphrey, Mars Getz, Ladene Korphmacher. Julie Erickson. 3rd Row Fd arda. Michelle Mead, Rands Demorrow, Wends Abbott. Kim Foster, Terrs Meser. Lisa Ball. Chris Robertson. Sharon Hudson, Cinds C arisen. Jenny Bullmger. Emily Cantenhein, 4th Row Ed Faust. Shawn Pat er, Bruno Layman, Jeff Jaske. Ron Zordell. Brad Bcngtvson Karen Burger. Dan Hansen. Bid) Brown, Mark Rant , Hulls MLschke, Y al Miller. 5th Row Don Bis. Dave Henessee. Martin Classens. Pat Hoffman. Chuck Nosotnes, George Sherrington, Glen Powell, Don Vitek, Al Ochsner. Harrs Stattemair. «th Row Steve lx sch. Dave Bennett. Mark Adams, Gars Huff. Blair Zordell, Rob Zordell, I irrs Mead. Scott YY alters. Marc Saurhier, Jason Spiegal. The Marching Lancers This year’s marching season was a year of many firsts. In Au- gust we met our new marching director Mr. Bembenek, at Band Camp. With Mr. Bembenek and Mr. Lesser combining their thoughts, thev came up with some great shows and dance routines. One of these featured the band playing a song on Kazoos. At the I jkeshore vs. St. Joe football game, the Battle of the Bands was won bv the Lancer Band. Our pride and joy of the band, was the new set of “Timp-Toms” which were placed beautifully by Mark Sanford. In October, two new awards the Outstanding Squad Award and the Left Boot Award were given to two very deserving squads. At the Marching Festival in St. Joe, the hand received a second- division rating. The band ended the season marching in the Blos- somtime Parade. 1974-1975 Majorettes: L to R—Sandy Hora. Vicky Kemp. Cathy Hart. (Head Majorette) and Melanie Hendrix. Our Drum Major and Drum Majorette. Volker Caul and Cai! Nichols. Our Fearless Leaden???? Drills and Patterns You’Id never know we were getting our picture taken!!! THE LANCER BAND The A Band under the direction of Mr. Lesser, at the Christmas Concert. Have vou ever heard of Head and Shoulders? 14 Concert Band SENIORS 17 REI NY ABRAM INN1 m ID IMS CHERYL ACENS CHRIS ACENS DENNIS ALBEE CINDY D. ALTEN RANDY ANDERSON CRAIG ANDREWS MICHAEL J. ANSTEY USA ARBOUR SUSAN M. ARTER JANE ASH JANET J. ASH i) n v OTINSON JEFF BAILEY IS SENIORS DAVE W. BAKER RON BAM M AN GALE ANN BAISCHKE BOB BENCTSSON PAT BEITTER VAS BILIJOMS BARBARA A. BISCIIOFF NUKE BOBBITT JIM BRADTKE JANETTE DUNE BRA ME MARK BRA ME CATHY BRELAND DALE T. BROWN TODD M. BROZOMCH DONALD DWAYNE BURNS SENIORS I� FRANK E. BtSSFMFIFR MARK BUSSEME1ER MIKE BYERS SUE L. CARBFRRY RANDY CLACK AMANDA COLE KATHY COOK NIIFFIP R. CRACO TIMOTHY E. CUPRISIN M ATT DANIEL DAVE DASSE Kl H I F DAVIES SHARON LYNN DAWSON VERONICA DEJA 20 SENIORS RICH DEWULF BARBARA DLOUCHY LET A DORSEY CLAUDIA HUMAN FAR LEFT: “And the Ma xla goes .UPPER LEFT: It’s like this LOWER LEFT: Say cheese! LEFT: End of an- other day. BELOW: The three stooges. BELOW': “Play it again, Sam?” IARRY FOWLER MARK FRANK KATRINA FRANKLIN MARK S FSK9 R TIM FRISKE SENIORS 21 KAYE A. FRITZ PI Gd (. 1 TERRY L. GARDN1 R crec caul MAUREEN A. GAUNDER ROSE CEBUARD STEV E CELESKO SUE GERBER ED getz SANDRA GETZ DALE CLEFFE JANE GODFREY ANN COLUBIC DEBORA K. COTSTEIN CATIIY A. GRAHAM Above Left Whatcha hidin? Above Right “Well, why not?” ANITA CRAM M AN DENNIS GRAU 22 SENIORS KAREN J. CRIER MARK CRUMRIR ROBIN 11A1.1. JULANN IIANSON WES HARPER cans HENDERSON Below: “Come on. No ones looking. ’ Bottom Left: Concentration! JAMES HENDRIX CATHERINE HOFFMANN RICHARD HOCE KAV HONDA HOLCOMB MIKE HOLLAND BETSY H()1X)BAICH JOHN B. HOWARD PAM II REN JAMES HUDSON JANE HUDSON SAHAII L INGRAM BRUCE C. JOHNSON DAN E. JOHNSON DEBBIE N. JOHNSON HOIJLY JOHNSON LAURIE NASEEM KHAN KRIS KIEL JANET L KIMLEY NANC1 I KIN(. KATHY KISH BRIAN KLASSEN MARY KUNGSPON MIKE KNAPP 24 SENIORS BOB JORDAN M1KKL KEITH CINDY KELLER ABOVE LEFT: Journalism is such a mind bending class. LEFT: “Are you following me?” TOP: Trouble at the three yard line? ABOVE: “I quit!’ INGRID KOPPIER KIM KRETCHMAN DAN KRIECER PAM KROENING KIMBERLY T. KROIIN TIM K ROUSE DOUGLASS KUBALL JEFF KUBINZA TODD KUSCHEL SHERRI LAUSMAN PAM LFMACKS JONELL K. LESCH JOE LETO SUE LIVENCOOD FRIT IjOVELACE STEVE MAHLER DEB MAIER DAVID MAK SENIORS 25 ALAN MARTIN MARTI MASON RANDALL K. MATTHEWS JOEL MATTOX JANE F. MAXWELL AL MAYNARD JOSEPH J. McDONOl’GH LINDA S. McGRAlH john McMahan PAT McTACUE MARK METZ DKBB1L MEYER DEEDRA MILLER GENE MISTON 2d SENIORS KICIIARI) MURPHY TOM NELSON KAREN B. NEWMAN GAIL I). NICHOLS ROBYN R. NIDIFFER BRIAN NITZ CATHY L. NITZ STEVE NITZ TODD NITZ JANET A. NORTH LEFT: Kim and her new bubble pipe! IMMEDIATE LEFT: Give him a really big hand! CATHY l ZEWSKI STEVEN OTT KIM Ol'DBIER KIRK Ol'DBIER KAREN PATTI SCOTT PATZER MARY C. PAULER KIM PELKY THOMAS M. PENDERGRASS BRAD PETERSON 27 BOB PETERSON KRIS HERMAN DAVID PINER ( uu piovn k AL R POSCIIKE LEORA M. POTRATZ LONNIE PRUETT MARK RADABAUCH STEVEN RADIES SUE RADTKE LAURA GREY RANNEY DAN REIFSCI IN EIDER HARRY REINHARDT Wil l HI I) REINHARDT ROBERT JAMES RHODES LANCE RICHMOND TAMMY L. R1ECEL CHRIS rincler IX IS RITTER SMILE ... 2S SENIORS Left: “What do you mean you lost my coat?” ABOVE: Leaving so soon? MARSHAL!. ROBERTSON 811 I hoi AND RICK R. Rl N .I BRENDA S. SANFORD MARK SANFORD BOB SCIIMIDTKF LINDA SCHNEIDER STANLEY OWEN SCHICK LARRY SCHt TZE EUGENE SCOTT J AN L. SHAFER MEIJSSA SHANK SENIORS 29 GENEVA SHANNON BRENDA SMITH MARTY SMITH JULIE I SNVZH R SHARON SONNICHSEN STEVEN P. SP1LGER BOB STANARD BRICE MM NBERGH KATH1 s M I KI MARTIN STEINKE ANN STOC KWEl.I. WENDY STOWERS MARC A. SUNDSTROM k VHI St I ss() Kl RT SWANSON JO SENIORS BARBARA THOMAS LORI TOLLAS NANCY A. TOTZKE SHARON TR UDELL CODY TUCKER ROBERT UTTER CYNTHIA VANCE IARRY VIJET JEFF WAGNER ROBERT WAGNER ROBIN WAGNER DON WALL JIIJ. WARNER LYNN C. WARNER LEN J. WEBER SENIORS 31 Left: “Yeh, I showed Up, Now what?” Lower Left: “Now where did he go? Lower Center: Thumbs up! Lower Bight: “No not another caption!” Bottom Left: Steve impersonating Mr. Lindahl! Bottom Bight: “I like to con- nect the dots! DAN WEND CORNELIA WESNER SIIARON WESTLAKE PATRICIA L WHEELER TELETHA WHEELER JEFF B. WILES JUDY L. WILES NANCY WILKE MIKE YORE KATHIE ZEBELL NOT PICTURED: JAMES BACKUS DESMA BOYER STEVE CORREI J. DALE DAVIS glen galloway LARRY CINKEL CONNIE JOLLY NANCY JUNG DAVID MALY NINO MAMMINA CARY MERRITT ROY ROSS ROGER SHAWL KATHY SNELLINC MICHAEL TOLLAS MIKE WALSH JOHN WILLIS RE1NY ABRAM—German club I vr.. Science club I vr. RANDY ANDERSON-Golf I vr.. Basketball 1 vt.. Track I vr. ANN KITE ADAMS—Volleyball 2 vrs., FFA 4 VTV ( IIERYL AGENS-Plays Ac Musicals I vr., Sdiooi Service I yr. DENNIS A LB EE — Math club I yr., Key club 2 vrv. Variety slum I yr.. School Sen ice I yr. ( INDY ALTEN—Band 3 yrs., FSA I yr., Thespians I yr.. Plays Ac Musicals I yr.. Vari- ety slum I yr. CRAIG ANDREWS—Football 4 vrs.. Basket hall 4 yrs.. Track 2 vrs.. Baseball 2 yr ., ('lavs Off. 4 vrs., I, club I yr.. Key club 2 yrs.. Va- riety show I vr.. Plays Musicals 1 vr.. School Senicc I vr. MICHAEL ANSTEY-Football I vr.. Track I yr. i.lSA ARBOCR-Spanisb club I vr.. School Senicc 3 months. SUSAN ARTER—Track I yr.. Student Coun- cil I yr., Plays Ac Musicals 1 yr.. Variety show I vr . Sdiooi Senice 1 scm. JANE AM I-Track 1 yr., Pom Pcmi Girl I vr., Spanish dub 1 vr.. Variety show I yr., GAA I vt., Sdiooi Senice I yr. JANET ASII-Cheerleader 3 vrs., ('lass Off. 2 vrs.. Variety show 3 vrs., Nat. Honor Soc. 2 yrs., GAA I yr. DAN ATKINSON-Mechanic's (hobbv) DAVE BAKER-Football 4 vrs.. Basketball 2 yrs.. Wrestling 2 vrs.. Track 4 vrs.. Baseball I vt., Sdmol Senice 1 vr. GALE B AUSCI IKE—Track 3 vrs.. Variety show I yr.. Journalism I yr.. Yearbook I scm., School Senice I vr. BOB BENGTSSON-Football I vr.. Cross Country I yr.. Golf I vr.. Track 1 vt.. Band 4 yiv. Math club I yr., Spanish club I vr.. Key dub 2 vts., Variety show I vr- Nat. Honor Soc. I VT. PAT BFITTER-Football I vr.. Golf I vr., Basketball 2 vts.. Baseball 2 vts. VASILIOS BILLION IS-Band 4 yrs.. Pep hand I vr. BARBARA BISCHOFF—Band 4 vrs.. Pep band 2 vts., Nat. Honor Soc. 2 vts.. School Ser- vice I vr. MIKE BOBBITT-Basketball 2 vrs.. Plays Ac Musicals 1 yr.. Variety show 1 yr.. Journalism I yr. DESMA BOYER-Nat. Honor Soc. 2 yrs., Sdiooi Senice. JIM BRADTKE—Student Council I yr., Math club I vr.. Key club 1 vt., Thespians I yr.. Journalism I vr., Nat. Honor Soc. I yr., School Sen ice I vt. JANETTE BRAME-Band 4 vts.. Choir 3 vts.. Journalism 4 VTS., Yearbook 3 VTS., Quill Ac Scroll 2 vrs., Nat. Honor Soc. 4 yrs.. School Sen ice 4 vts. M ARK BRA ME— Basketball 2 vtv. Track 2 vts- Kev club 3 vrs., Sdiooi Sen ice 2 vts. CATHY BRELAND-Volleyball I yr- Choir I yr.. Class Off. I vr- German club I vr.. Plays Ac Musicals I vt. D ALE BROW N — Football I yr.. Journalism I yr. TODD BROZOVTCII—Cross Country 2 yrs- Track 3 vts.. Band 4 vrs.. Pep Band I vt.. Ger- man dub I yr- Science club I vr., Spanish dub I yr- Variety show 3 vts.. Stage Crew 4 vrs.. School Sen ice I vt. IX)NALD BURNS-Football 4 yrs- Wres- tling I yr- Baseball 3 yrs., “L club I vr.. Va- riety show I yr.. School Service I vr. FRANK BLSSE.MElER—Tennis. Basketball (hobbies) MARK Bl’SSEMEIER—(German club 3 vrs., Thcspians 2 vrs.. Plays Ac Musicals 2 yrs- Stage Crew 2 vrs.. Journalism I yr- Yearbook I vr. MICHAEL BYERS-EE A 4 vts. SUE CARBERY-Volley ball 2 yrs.. Track I yr., Spanish club I vt., L club I yr- Variety s!h� w I yr.. School Senice I yr. KANDY CLACK—Motorcvcles (hobby) AMANDA COLE-Choir 3 vts., GAA 2 vts. KATHY COOK-Volley ball .3 yrs- Track 2 vts- Spanish club I vr- GAA 1 vt. PHILLIP CRAGO—Band 4 vrs.. Pep Band I vr.. Variety show 1 yr. TIM CUPRISIN—Variety show I yr- Journal- ism 2 vrs.. Quill Ac Scroll 2 yrs- School Service 1 yr. MATT DANIEL—Football I yr- Key club 3 vts.. Journalism I vr- School Sen ice I vt. DAVE DASSE-FFA 4 vts. DAIE DAVIS—Auto mechanics. KURT E. DAVIES-Auto mechanics. SHARON DAWSON—Junior Achievement I yr. DAVID P. DEFAY—Football 3 yrs- Choir Vt vrs., (lavs Off. 1 yr- Thespians I vr.. Plays Ac Musicals 4 vts.. Variety show 1 vt. VERONICA L DEJA-Spanish dub 2 yrs. MICHAEL JOHN DENT-Football i yr- Science club 2 vts- Thespians 2 yrs- Variety shows 4 vts.. Stage Crew 4 vrs- Yearbook 1 yr. DIAN DEWITT - Basketball 2 vis.. Volleyball 2 vrs- Track I vr., Choir 2 yrs., GAA I vr. RICH DEWULF—Football 1 yr- Stage Crew 1 yr- School Sen ice I vr. BARBARA DLOl’HY—Junior Achievement I yr. LETA DORSEY—Band 4 vrs- Choir 4 vrs.. Pep Band I vt- Madrigals I yr- Student Council I vr., Thespians I vr.. Plays Ac Musi- cals 4 vrs- Journalism 1 vr.. Yearbook I vr. CLAUDIA EH MAN - Basketball 1 yr- Choir 2 VTS— (’lass Off. 3 vts., Spanish club 2 vrs.. Va- riety Show I vt- Yearliook 1 yr- School Ser- vice 1 VT. M ARY FAHER—Student Council 3 vts.. Year- book 1 yr- School Sen ice 1 yr. TIM FARROW—Cross Country 3 vrs- Bas- ketball 1 vt- Track 2 vts.. Baseball 2 yr - Band 3 vts.. “L” club 3 vrs.. Key club 3 yrs- Plays Ac Musicals 2 vts.. Stage Crew I vr- School Sen ice I vr. KEVIN P. FLAHERTY-Football 2 yrs., Wrestling I vr.. Baseball 2 vts., T.” club 1 yr., School Sen ice I vt. LARRY FOW LER-Mechanics. BRENDA FLOYD—Band 3 yrs., Thespians 2 vrs- School Senice I vr. MARK S. FREER-School Service I vr. TIM FRISKE—German club I yr.. Science club I VT. KAYE A. FRITZ—Choir 2 vrs., Madrigals I yr. PEGGY GAIN—Sewing. GLEN CALLOW A Y-Science club I vr- School Sen ice I vt. TERRY GARDNER-Band 4 vts.. Choir 3 VTS., Pep Band 3 vts.. Plays Ac Musicals I yr- Variety show I vr.. School Senice 1 vr. GREG GAUL—German club 1 vr. MAUREEN CAUNDER-Choir 3 vrs- Ger- man club 2 yrs., Thespians 2 vrs.. Variety show 2 vrs- Nat. Honor Soc. I vr.. School Ser- vice I yr- Medical Careen 2 vrs. ROSE GEBHARD—School Senice I vt. STEVE GELESKO-Football I yr- Golf I vr., Math club I vt., German club I vr.. Science club 1 yr- Plays Ac Musicals I vr- Variety show I yr., Nat. Honor Soc. I yr. SUE GERBER—Basketball 2 yrs.. Volleyball 1 vr. ED GETZ—Band 4 vts. SANDY GETZ—Sewing (hobby) DALE GLEFFE— Football 2 vts- Basketball 2 VTS. JANE GODFREY-Thespians 4 vts.. Plays Ac Musicals 3 vts.. Variety show 2 vts- School Sen ice I vt. ANN GOLUBIC—Sewing (hobby) DEBORAH GOTSTEIN—Nat. Honor Soc. I vt- School Senice I vr. CATHY GRAHAM-Basketball 2 vts.. Track 4 yrs- Pom Pom Girl 2 yrs.. Variety show 3 vts- Nat. Honor Soc. 2 vts. DENNIS GRAU—German club I vr- School Senice I vr. KAREN GRIER-Stage Crew I yr- Yearbook I scm. MARK GRUMBIR—Track I vr. LARRY GUNKEL—Mechanics (hobby) ROBIN HALL-Pom Pom Girl I yr- Spanish dub 1 vr- Journalism 1 yr. BETSY HOLOBAUCH-Stage Crew 1 vr. (make-up). JULANN IIANSON-Track I vt., Pom Pon 2 vts- Student Council 3 yrs.. Plays Ac Musicals I vt- Variety Shows 3 yrs.. Journalism I vr- School Senice I yr. W'ES H ARPER—Band 4 vts.. Pep Band 4 vts.. Math club I yr.. Key club 2 vts- Variety shows 2 vrs- Nat. Honor Soc. 2 vts.. School Senice I yr. CHRIS HENDERSON-Basketball I vr. C ATHERIN E HOFFM AN-Pom Pon I vr- Choir I vt- ('lass Off. I vr.. Variety shows I vt- Stage Crew 2 vts.. Journalism 2 vts- Quill Ac Scroll 2 vts.. National Honor Soc. 2 vrs.. School Sen ice 1 vt. RONDA HOLCOMB-ESA I yr- Ski club 1 vt.. School Senicc 1 vt. MIKE HOLLAND—Football 1 yr- Basketball 4 vts.. Track 2 vrs. JOHN B. HO WARD-Track I vt; Band 3 vts.. Stage Crew I yr. PAM HREN— Choir—24 vts., Spanish club I yr- Plays Ac Musicals 1 yr- Variety shows 2 vrs- School Senice I sem. JANE H. HUDSON—Track 3 yrs- Math dub I yr- Junior Ach. 2 vtv JIM HUDSON—Football 2 vts.. Wrestling 2 vts- Kev club 1 vr- School Sen ice I vt. JUDY HUDSON—Track I yr- Softball 2 yrs- Varietv shows 1 vr.. School Sen ice I vt., GAA I VT. SARAH L INGRAM-Track 2 vrs- Journal ism I sem. Yearbook I sem. GAA 2 vts. BRICE C. JOHNSON—Football 1 vt.. Bas- ketball I yr- Baseball 2 vts.. Stage Crew 2 vtv. Journalism I vr. DAN E. JOHNSON—Cross Country 2 yrs., Baskethall 3 vts.. Track 2 vrs.. Baseball I yr- Varietv shows 1 vt. DEBBIE II JOHN SON-Track I vr- Pom Pon 1 vr- Choir I vr- Class Off. I vt.. School Sen ice 2 vrs. 33 HOLLY JOHNSON—Choir 2 vrs., FFA I vr. CONSTANCE A. JOLLY-Oieerleader Hi nts., Yearbook I t. ROBERT F. JORDAN-Baseball I yr. NANCY JUNG-Pom Pon 1 yr., Student (Council I t., School Service I vr. MIKE L. KEITH—Mechanic (hobbv). LAURIE KHAN-Track I nt., Band 3 nts.. Choir 3 vts.. Student Council I yr., Thespians 1 nt.. Flaw Musicals 2 yrs., Variety show 3 vrs.. Yearbook I vr.. Future Medics I yr. KRIS KIEL—Track 1 vr.. Student Council 3 nts., Spanish club 1 nt.. School Service 1 vr., GAA 2 nts. CINDY KELLER—Cheerleader 3 yrs.. Band 2 nts.. Variety slum 2 yrs.. Journalism I yr.. School Service I nt., GAA I vr. JANET KIMLEY-Basketball 4 nts.. Volley- ball 4 nts.. Track 3 yrs., “L” club I yr.. Jour- nalism 1 yrn Nat. Honor Soc. 1 vr.. School Ser- vice I yr. NANCY KING—FFA 3 nts. KATHY KISH — Band 4 vrs.. Choir 4 nts., Thespians I nt.. Plays Ac Musicals 2 yrs.. School Service I nt. MIKE KNAPP-Football 4 yrs.. Basketball 2 vrs.. Track 4 nts.. Band 1 vr.. Math club 2 yrs., “L club 2 nts.. Key club 2 nts., Nat. Honor Soc. 2 vts.. School Service I vr. INGRID KOPPIER-Basketball 4 vrs.. Vol- leyball 1 nt.. Track 4 yrs.. Math club 1 nt., “L” club 1 vr.. Plays Musicals 2 nts.. Vari- ety shoNv 3 vrs„ Nat. Honor Soc. I nt.. School Service I nt. KIM KRETCHMAN—Cheerleader 3 yrs.. Band 1 vr., C.'hoir I nt.. Plays At Musicals 2 nts.. Variety shoNv I nt.. Journalism I nt.. School Serv ice I vr. DAN KRIKCER—Football 3 vrs.. Wrestling 3 nts.. Track 2 nts., FFA I yr., “L” club 1 yr., Plavs Ac Musicals 1 vr.. School Service 1 nt. TIMOTHY KROUSE -Mechanics (hobbv) KIMBERLY KROHN-Pom Pon Girl 2 yrs.. Band 4 nts.. Choir I yr.. Student Council 4 vrs Math club 1 yr., Thespians 2 yrs.. Plays Ac Musicals 2 vrs., Nat. Honor Soc. 2 vrs. DOUGLAS KUBALL—Band 3 yrs. JEFF KUBIZNA—Science club 2 nts.. Stage Crew 2 nts. SHERRI LAUSM AN-Volleyball I vr.. Soft ball 1 vr.. Variety show 1 vr.. School Service 1 yr. PAM LEMACKS-GAA 2 nts. JONELL LESCH—Band 4 vrs. JOE LETO—Football I yr.. Wrestling I nt.. Base-ball I vr. SUE UVENCOOD-Student Council I vr.. Variet v show I vr.. School Service 1 nt. FRITZ LOVELACE-Mechanics (hobbv) DEB MAIER—Band 3 yrs., FSA I yr., Thes- pians I yr.. School Service I vr. DAVE MAK—Mechanics (hobbv) STEVE MAHLER—Football 3 yrs.. Basket lull 2 yrs.. Track 2 vrs.. Baseball 4 nts.. Stu- dent Council 1 yr., ALAN MARTIN—Football 4 yrs.. Track 4 nts., L” club 1 vr.. School Service I vr. MARTY MASON—Football 4 vrs.. Track 2 nts.. Baseball 1 NT., “L” club I vr. RANDY MATTHEWS—Golf 3 yrs.. Journal- ism 1 yr. JOEL MATTOX—Math club I yr., German club 3 yrs.. Science club 2 yrs., Nat. Honor Soc. 2 vrs.. School Service 1 yr.. Tutoring Ser- vice 1 vr. 34 AL MAYNARD—Band 4 yrs.. Key club I vr. JANE MAXWELL—Band 4 yrs., Spanish club I nt., Plavs Musicals I yr.. Variety show I yr. JOSEPH MCDONOUGH-Wrestling I nt.. Choir I vr.. Plays Ac Musicals 2 nts.. Variety show I nt.. Journalism I nt. JOHN MCMAHN—Football I vr. LINDA MCGRATH—Cheerleader 2 yrs., Pom Pon Girl 1 nt.. Band 4 vrs., ('lavs Off. I nt., Student Council 2 yrs.. Spanish club 2 nts., Plavs Musicals 2 vrs. PAT MCTAGUE—Band 4 yrs.. Pep Band I nt.. FSA I yr., Spanish club 1 vr.. Variety show 2 nts., Nat. Honor Society 2 yrs. GARY MERRITT Stamp Collector (hobbv) MARK METZ-Mechanics (hobbv) DEBRA MEYKR-Spanish club 2 yrs.. Ski club 1 yr.. School Service I yr. DEEDRA MILLER—School Service I sem. (.INI MIMOV-Football 4 vrs.. Wrestling I nts.. Track 2 nts.. Key club I nt. RICHARD MURPHY-Foot ball 4 yrs.. Wres- tling 3 yrs„ Track 2 nts.. Student Council I NT., Spanish club I vr., “L” club I vr.. Plays Ac Musicals 1 nt.. Stage Crew 1 vr. NINO NAM MINA GQZINYA-(hobby) TOM NELSON—Cross Country I yr.. Choir 21 yrs., Madrigals 4 yr.. Math club 2 vrs.. Plays Ac Musicals 2 vrs.. Variety shows 2 vrs.. Journalism vr„ Yearbook 4 vr. KAREN B. NEWMAN-Band 4 vrs.. Plays Ac Musicals I nt. GAIL NICHOLS—Track I yr.. Softball I yr. Band 3 nts.. Choir I nt.. Variety shows I yr., Nat. Honor Soc. I nt. ROBYN R. NI DIFFER-Baseball I nt.. Band 4 vrs.. Math club 1 yr.. Ski Club I vr. BRIAN D. NITZ—Football I yr.. Baseball 2 vrs.. Class Off. I nt.. Plays Ac Musicals I vr.. School Service I nt. CATHY I- NITZ—Softball I nt.. Band 4 yrs.. Pep Band I vr.. Ski club I yr.. Variety show-s 1 vr.. School Service I nt. STEVE M. NITZ—Basketball 1 vr.. Key club 1 yr., Plavs Ac Musicals 1 yr. TODD P. NITZ—Wrestling 2 vrs. JANET A. NORTH-Journalism 1 yr.. School Service I yr. CATHY A. OLSZEWSKI—Sewing, (hobbv) STEVE OTT-Cdf 2 yrs. KARIN A. PATTI—Track I vr., Spanish club I vr. SCOTT PATZER-Football I vr.. Track 3 nts., Spanish club I vr. MARY PAULER—Cheerleader 3 vrs.. Band I yr., Student Council I vr., GAA 2 yrs. KIM PELJCEY—Cheerleader 2 yrs.. School Service 1 yr. GAA 2 nts. THOMAS M. PENDERGRASS-Choir 2 vrs., Plavs Ac Musicals 2 yrs.. Variety shows 2 yrs. BRAD PETERSON—Variety show 1 yr. KRIS A. PIERMAN—Band 4 vrs.. Key club 2 NTS. DAVID L. PINER— Mechanics (hobby) CARL II. PIONTEK—Variety shows 2 vrs.. Red Stockings. AL POSCHKE—Basketball 4 yrs., L ‘ club I vr.. School Service 1 vr. LEORA POTRATZ-Choir 2 yrs.. School Ser vice I yr. LONNIE PRUETT—Horse back riding, (hobby) MARK RADABAUGH—Cross Country 3 yrs.. Track 4 yrs. STEVE RADIES—German club I yr.. Science club I yr.. Stage Crew I yr. SUE RADTKE—Plays Ac Musicals I vr.. Jour- nalism I yr. LAURA RANNEY—Swimming (hobbv) JIM RHODES-Cross Country 2 yrs.. Math club I vr., German club 3 nts.. Science club 2 vrs., LM club I yr.. Ski club I vr., Thespians I yr.. Plays Ac Musicals 2 yrs.. Variety show 2 yrs., Nat. Honor Six'. 1 vr. DA N R EI ESC H N EIDER- M echanics (hobby) LANCE RICHMOND-Basketball 2 vrs. CHRIS RINGLER-Band 4 yrs.. Pep band 2 yrs., Plavs Ac Musicals 4 vrs.. Variety show- 3 nts., YearhiNik I yr., Nat. Honor Six. I vr.. School Serv ice I nt. TAMMY RIEGEL-Track 3 yrs.. Choir I yr.. Varietv show I yr.. School Service I vr. MARSHALL ROBERTSON — Foothail I yr.. Band 4 nts.. Pep band 2 nts.. Student Council I nt.. Plays Ac Musicals I yr.. Key club 3 yrs.. Variety show I nt.. Stage Crew 2 nts., Nat. Honor Six. I nt. STEVE ROLAND-Band 4 nts.. Pep band 2 nts., Plavs Ac Musicals I vr.. Variety show 2 vn. RICK RUNGE—Wrestling 3 vrs. BRENDA SANFORD-Basketball I nt., Vol lev ball 2 vrs.. Plays Ac Musicals I yr., Varietv show I yr., YearhiMik I yr., Nat. Honor Six. 4 NTS. MARK SANFORD-Crovs Country 2 yr .. Tennis 2 yrs.. Band 4 vrs.. Pep band 2 yrs.. Student Council 4 nts.. Math club 2 vrs., Spanish club I yr.. Key club 3 yrs.. Plays Ac Musicals 2 nts.. Variety show 2 nts., Nat. IliHior Six. 2 NTS. BOB SCHMIDTKE—Football 2 vrs.. Wres- tling 2 yrs.. Band 2 vrs. LINDA SCHNEIDER-Thespians I yr., Vari ety show I nt.. Journalism 2 vr. GENE SCOTT—Class Off. I nt.. Math club I nt.. Science club 3 yrs., Nat. Honor Soc. I vr. JAN SHAFER—Band 4 vrs.. Choir I yr.. School Service 1 vr.. Future Medics 2 vrs. MELISSA SHANK—Gvmnastics (hobbv) GENEVA SHANNON—Choir 2 nts., FSA I nt., Plavs Ac Musicals I nt. ROGER SHAWT.—Mechanics (hobbv) MARTY SMITH—Wrestling I vrs.. School Service 1 vr. JULIE SNYDER—Softball I yr.. Band 4 vrs.. Choir 2 nts.. Pep Band 1 yrn Student Council 3 Vis., Spanish club I NT., Thespians I yr.. Plays Ac Musicals 2 vrs.. Variety show 2 yrs.. School Service 1 sem. STEV EN SPILCER-Band 4 nts.. Pep band 4 nts.. Math dub I vr.. Key club I yr.. Variety show I yr.. School Service I vr. BOB STANARD-Band I nt.. Key club I yr., Nat. Honor Soc. 1 vr.. School Sercie I vr. BRUCE STEENBERGH-Cross Country 4 yrs.. Track 3 yrs.. Band 4 yrs.. Pep band I yr.. Class Off. 1 yr.. Math club 1 yr.. Key club 3 nts., Plavs Ac Musical 3 vrs., Nat. Honor Six. I yr. KATHY STEINKE—Softball 1 vr.. Band 4 nts.. Pep band 1 yr.. Student Council 2 vrs.. (German dub 4 yrs.. Variety show I yr., Nat. Honor Six. I yr.. School Service I vr.. School Service I yr.. Future Medics 4 vrs. MARTIN STEINKE-Band 4 yrs.. Pep band 4 yrs.. Key dub I yr.. Variety show I yr.. School Serv ice 2 nts. ANN STOCK WELL— Basketball 3 yrs., Track I yr., Band 4 sts., Choir I vr., Pep Band I yr., Clav Off. 2 TS., Student Council I yr., Span- ish dub I yr., “L dub I yr.. Plays Ac Musicals I st., School Service I yr., OAA I yr. WINDY STOWERS—Track 2 sts., Journal- ism I st., CAA I yr. M ARC SUNDSTROM —Golf 4 vrs.. Baseball I - H.iim1 3 sts.. Pep hand 3 vrs.. Science duh 1 vrs Spanish club 2 yrs.. Ski duh I yr.. Key dub 2 vrs.. Variety slum 3 sts. KAKI SVENSSON—Choir -I yrs., Madrigals I r.. Plays Ac Musicals 3 sts.. Variety show 2 rs.. Journalism I scm.. Nat. Honor Soc. I yr., Vhool Service I vr. Kl RT SWANSON—Wrestling 2 yrs. LORI TOLLAS—ESA I st., SchiH� l Service I yr. MICHAEL TOLLAS-Football I yr.. Cross Country I st.. Wrestling I vr.. Choir 2 yrs., I duh I st.. Thespians 2 vrs.. Plays Ac Musi- cals 2 vrs.. Journalism I yr. NANCY TOTZKE—Softball 2 yrs., Pom Pon Ciris I st.. Band I yrs.. Pep hand 2 vrs.. Vari- et v sfiow I st.. School Service I vr. SHARON TRCDEIJ.—Volleyball I yr.. Soft hull I yr., Tliespians I yr.. Variety show I yrM Sdiool Service I sem. BOB UTTER-Foot ball I yr. CINDY VANCE—Stage Crew I st. BOB WAGNER—W rest ling I vr., FHA 2 vrs. JEFF WAGNER—Track 2 sts. DON WALL—Football 2 yrs., “L” dub I yr.. Ski dub I vr. JILL WARNER-Pom Pon 2 yrs.. Band I yrs.. Choir 2 vrs., Spanish club 2 yrs.. Plays Ac Mu- sicals 3 vrs.. Variety show s 2 sts.. Journalism I vr. LYNN C. WARNER-Basketball I yr.. Track I st.. Band 4 yrs., Spanish club 2 sts.. School Service 1 st. LEN J. WEBER-Football I yr.. Wrestling I st.. Baseball 2 yrs., “L” club I yr., Ski club I st.. School Service 1 st. DAN WEND—Football 3 sts.. Basketball 2 srs.. Track 4 vrs.. Choir 2 vrs., Madrigals I vr.. Student Council 2 sts.. Key club 3 yrs.. Plays Ac Musical 3 sts.. Variety shows 2 sts.. Stage Crew I st.. Journalism 'i sem. PATRICIA L. WHEELER—Basketball I yr.. Track 2 sts., P hii Pon 2 sts.. Variety shows 3 vrs.. School Serv ice I st. TEIJTHA W|IEEI .ER- Sewing. CORNELIA WESNER—Band 4 yrs.. Sewing.. 411., Piano. SHARON WESTLAKE—Spanish club I sr.. Painting. JEFF B. WILES-Basket ball 2 yrs.. Baseball 3 sts., “L club I sr.. School Service I vr. JUDY E WILES— Basketball 4 yrs.. Volley- ball 4 sts.. Track I yr., “L” club I vr.. Variet v shows I st.. School Service I vr.. CAA 2 vrs. NANCY VVILI.KE-Ski dub I vr. JOHN M WILLIS—Football 2 m. MIKE YORE—Foot hall 4 vrs.. Track 4 vrs. KATHIE J. ZEBELL-Volleyball 2 yrs.. FSA 1 vr.. School Service I vr. STAN ZEMKE-Mechanics. : 5 SENIOR SIGNATURES 36 37 Dave Agens Cindy Albanese Don Altic Sally Anderson Jack Angelo Hence Arbour Keith A rend Creg Bailey Michelle Barnes Barb Bartschke Brian Bassett Janet Bauske Karen Bellinger Julie Bcnnitt Bruce Bod jack Donna Bollcnbacher Rich Braga Ida Brister Mark Brouse Belinda Brown Debbie Buchanan Becky Burnside Jeff Caple David C issens ('beryl Castle Sue Contreras Ed Cook Dave Com Dave Cox Above; Of all days for a picture! 38 JUNIORS David Covnc Mike Davis Rosemary Deja Theresa Deloach Denise Delong Bill Denemark Anita Dent Kathy Dickey Kim Dorgelo Cyl Ducnsing Jeff Dumdei Doug Duschck Kit hard Dutton Tom Eppley Eric Evenole Pam Fechner I am Fletcher Rand Fletcher Derek Floreani Cheryl Fosky Kell) Cain Narcy Cantcnbcin Dana Cast Dyan (.asl Julie Caul Yolkcr C.aul Tom Gerber Jem (a t Man Ciudice Dean Cleffe 1,-eft; Don't you just love my ness outfit? Below; Well at least we have some spirit in this clasLs! Jt.MOKS 39 Bern it a Gordon ViikK Gotstein Glen Creiffendorf Mike Cuw Juliea Haler ('indy Hagaman Fred Hammermcister Jim Hammond Ten Hand Sieve Hannah Linda Harris Galhv Hart Dave Henderson Meianee Hendrix Alana Hennessee Hamid Hcrhstrcit Joanne Hiekcox Bex Hill laiuric Hines Karen Hirsch Mary Hoffman Kevin Hoge Pam Hoge Sue Holohaugh Mary Hunt Sue Ives Janet Jakuhs Duane Jasper Cindy Jellum Hick Jordan Dave Kent Kim Kern Scott Kimball Boogie dossil on the field. Two of you is bad enough! 40 JUNIORS kick it Kent! In it really that funny? Pam Koehel I eotia Kovalvka Mark krager Dave krajecki Joe krrjci Kirn krouve Janice kugle Jean kugle Ron Kuhn Sue kunkcl Pam Kurbiv Jan LaM union Linda I-me Theresa I jPrad Rick Iaiuvman Mary Lawrick Mark I ehmann Peter Ixuz Jim Leto Lvnn Lingle Jane laiugh Kevin Mach Jeanne Mahler Theresa Mandari no Kaiivn March Unda Martin Janet Mason JUNIORS 41 Sin Matthews Venoy McAndrew Beck McDonald Mike McTavish Chuck Mead Kurt Mead Mike Mead Posy Mcdow Dion Menser Patty Mensinger Cathy Merrill Darla Miller l auni Miller Pat Milliken Mike Mist on Dennis Monte Becks Morey Mike Morse Denise Mueller Debbie Myers Margie Myers Donna Nails Kathy Necas Bob Nepstad Kathy N'crnberg Pat Newell Jacob Niemi Gwynn Nolan Kevin O'Donnell Joel Offet Above and right; Theresa and Carol hard at work. 42 JINIOKS (.'indy Oil Karen ()t| Ed Owens Jerry Parent Marc Pendergrass IJnda Phillips Jim Porter Dase Puckett Jem Pullim Ed Quinones Jodi Rabhers Brian Kant Tim Hint l rraine Reinhardt Gene Reisig Tom Rennhack Roberta Richards Clenda Roberts Val Ki kIcw aid Craig Root Peggy Root Robin Ruff Christo! Sahs Karen Schewe Darina Schlutt Mark Schwab Joe Selter Craig Shafer Bill Shank Becks Shaplcigh Connie Sillaway Kem Sisson JIMORS 4.1 U JUNIORS Cathy Smith Mandy Smith Ed Soullicre Diane Spit er ('allio Staloritos Chris Statz Harry Steffen Carol Stelter Cieoff Surch Carrie Swanson Richard Swisher Debbie Swisshelm Martha Talbot Eric Tam Cheryl Thar Terri Toth Cheryl Trapp Rosetta Tunis Steve Turcotte Sherry Tyler Pat Underwood Marlene Yan ile Sue Vergot Sharon Vitek Fred Wagner Wynda Wagner Mike Waldmann Bruce Wall Karen Wall Cindy Washburn Eric Wells Dave Wesner Judy Wheeler Chuck White Steve Wood rick Mike Woods Jim Ziemer One more time!!! Dion at the concert. “Quit standing around and get to work! Not Pictured I tester Arant Cindy Beckman Drew Carpenter Dave DeFay Brenda Di on Fred Federan Rick Fink Craig Graeber Jim Griffin Joann Hanson Scott Hosnedl Tim Knuth Rick I angston Mike layman Ian MacDonald John Mapes Dave Meier Kim Oudbier Earn Shively Carol Stream Mike Thomas SOPHOMORES 45 Diane Ackall Diane Adams Art Aiken David Anderson Teresa Armstrong Debbie .Ashbrook Ruth Atkinson Tamera Aungst Karen Avery Nancy Avery Lam Banks Robin Barker Raya Bauschke Judy Beck Julie Belonger Lois Berkehile Richard Bemdt Mimi Bcutter lamra Bishoff David Block Mary Bodcke Jon Bombergcr Julie Bonczkowski Mike Bradlev Jeri Brame Tammy Brame Teri Branch Kim Broun Kathy Buck David Bvers ' I .art’s see ... what should we talk about today?” 46 SOPHOMORES Jeff ( allruder Kevin (Campbell John Cans Don (arisen Anne (Chouteau Kelly Clark Linda Crago Mike Craig Marty Crowe Jim Curry Karen Dale Mary Daniel Diane Dasse Donna Davis Mike Dick Vickie Dover John Drews Debbie Dumdie Mike Dumont Bruce Duncan Robby Dushuanack Rhonda Edwards Lynda Eggleston Kathy English Elyn Erker Tim Eversole Sue Farrow Frit Faust Richard Fechner Jim Federan SOPHOMORES 47 Cheryl Fell Belinda Fincher l-mcc Fowler Tom F rakes Nancv French I amis Fren el Cathy Friske Jeff Frohbieter Randy Frye Ray Fulkerson Cassandra Cearv Scott Collette Tom Collis Boh Colson Mark Claves Darlene Gleffe Hany Gnodtkc Tina Goodwin Diane Cornell Karen Gracbcr Could this Ik another Liberace? IX horah Greathouse Patty Grtivs Oianc Gusse ( rail! Iladads Brian Hagaman Janice llalin l-irrs llale Stephen llainlin Bill Hansen Cimis Hards Above; How interesting???” Below; The joys of gym! 48 SOPHOMORES kurtis llartliiie Boh llaney David Hash'd Boh llauch Bernard llcrhstrcit Sieve 11 illegal Benno 11 in ricks John llogc Patty llogc Rlronda llogc Stephanie llol com h Steve Holcomh Jeff Holmes Sandra llora Oiris Horton On the other hand . . . ('henI Houck lla House Tonda lltiehner John Imhs Torn Jagcr Janice Johnson Don Jones Oiristian Jorgensen Jim kackcl Vicki kcmp Dacken kiehn Dave kiet .er Jack King Pam Klug Anita koppier 49 Rill Krause Scott krugler Limla Ruhlick Richard kuhsch Jim kuchar yk Teresa kuhn Cindy kulms Jill Lachman Sandra I ambcrt Beck lange t Above; Room 222 . . . Below; Now we can relax. Pam I-nick Don l avman Burt 1 eland Cina Leto Cindy I.ungsford Melvin Machemer Tim Mahler Donna Maicr Lisa Mammilla Mike Mason Ron Mathis Dorothy McCrath Keith McIntosh Patty McTavish kimm Mead Doren Mcnser Kathryn Men singer Sheryl Morgan 50 “Who said that?” Sot Merrill Dawn Mervenne Calcn Mayer kaths Mayer Janet Miller Michelle Milmine Ranch Morey Ron Moschioni Carmen Myers Tom Neal Iaxina Neidlinger Jaime Nelson Sue Nelson Steve Nichols Pam N(differ Chervl Nit . Jeff Nitz Rod Nitz Pat Nolan Mars Nye Kevin Parkins Marshall Pehler Boh Pern Doris Peterson Steve Pethick Tim Piner Brenda Plilev Donna Potts Jeff Pribyl Terri Radabaugh All right girls, no fighting on the court! Bill Bestivo Don Richards Don Ridenour kaths Bidenour Carl Riegel Becks Boliins Archie Rodrigue Inna KikIrigue Jim Hosenhagcn Tern Bunge Virginia Bussell Linda Sarnia Jurgen Schaper BiNinie Scheriner Ivy Schcsve Dale Schlutt John Schmidt Beth Schmocllcr Ste e Selluck Tim Schuler Bonnie Schultz Kathleen Scott Little Bov Blue . . . Greg Shafer Buss Shank Debbie Shannon I .aura Shapleigh 52 SOPHOMORES I love plants! Hying high! Studying? Pat Shawl Margo Sherrington I'rsula Smaka Candi Smith Dale Smith Laury Sparks Barbara Spears Wayne Spencer Jim Staneik Jesse Starke Craig Steenbergh Ham Steinke Mark Stemm Mark Swisher Steve Townsend Steve Tnidell SOPHOMORES 53 Jess Cphoff Hon Varney Tim 'erg«� l Felicia Villa Paula Villa Rob W allis Debbie Wabki Toni Walters Wendv Weaver Maureen Weber Rick Weich Rill W elch Paula Wesner Ron Wesner Mary Wheeler David Whipple Randi W'ilhelmsen Debbie Williams Irene Wilson Palis Wisneski Steve Wolter larslie Woodbeck Terry Woodrick Kim Woods Cathy Yore Pam Youdell ( aths Young Clenn Zebell Darla Zemke Dave Zielke Erika Zielke Debbie Ziemkc Bart) Zordell Not Pictured John Alcala David Anstey Greg Badder Bill Boyer Pat Brow Das id Camp John Cole Sue Cortson Bill Deja Kevin (khhard Jeanne Craeber Tom Gramman Debbie Hamilton Bill llauch Ben no 11 in ricks Rusts Herman Scott Johnson Bob Kish Rod Kublick Don Martin Jerry Mi cll John Nimt Ed Payne Steve Pitts Tom Pitts Ginny Sau rhier Pat Sayers Jim Scott Ron Shaver Rita Snelling Dawn Ward Did I miss something? Thank you, Santa. 54 SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN 55 Wendy Abbott Mark Adams Sally Agens Jackie Amicarelli Betsy Anderson Sue Anderson Tony Antonclli Connie Amt I .aura Bailey Tom Baker Lisa Ball Karen Barger Blaine Baum Mary Baxter Mike Beaudette Jim Beck Brad Bengtsson Dave Bennett I HAVEN'T COT ANYTHING BETTER TO DO! Chris Berli Nancy Black Debbie Blaker Kathy Blaker Don Blv Mike Bis Tim Borr Tom Borr Harry Bridssell Odell Brister Roger Brockway Gars Brouse Bob Brown Connie Brueck 56 FRESHMEN We promise we won’t eat them during class! I’m not one of those farmers! Cary Buckner Jenny Bullinger Roger Burns Roy Burnside Dennis Bush Bill Cahill Pam Callender I ancla (amp Cathy Campbell Cindy Carlsen Joe Carpenter Cinch Catania Scott Chambers Patti Cheek Jim Chester Pat Clem April C Higdon Dave Cawk John Correll Ray Coulombc Heather Cowan Pat Coyne Jill Cutshaw Ellen Dale Mike Dame Resin Daniel Joe De ja Dale Delong Randy DcMorrow Bob Dickc v Rands Dienes Bill Dietrie-li Dan Digregorio ('ami Dlouhs Debbie Dobbs Dave Drew s lisa Dukes Mark Duschck lain Dykman Pam Eber I -met' Edwards Linda Edwards Rex Edwards Erin Ehman Julie Erickson RheMida Evsig Das e Esans FRESHMEN 57 Kick Fairleigh lui Faust Mike Fisher Jeff Flaherty Cindy Hamm Tesera Fleisher Julie Floreaui Sharon Fonger Kim Foster Paul Freer Jeff Fritz Theresa GatnbiH Emily Cantenbein Brad Gardner Debbie ( aul Bob (ielesko Dan Gerber Diane Gerken Roxanne (Germain Man Getz David Gilbert ('indy Gilson Judy Godfrey Bill Goodman Linda (Woodrow Patti Gotstein Brad Gough Brian Grau David Green Connie Grewett Kelly Grier Boh Gruss Vanessa Hadady Linda Hale 58 Debbie 11.«milt«hi Mari I lampion Dan Hanson Tamms llartls Tom Hayes Tina Heald Lynn I lead ip Jim llennessee Mike Hollcher Barf) Holmes Caths Holohaugh Greg Hopkins Ana Humphrey Jeff Ives John Jakubs Jeff Jaske Kheinhold Jung Kevin kemosks Tamms kettelhut Kevin Kiel Gary Hannon Lucinda Hannon Jim Hartman Terrs Hauch Renate Hess I1.il Hill Pat Hoffman Paula lioge Linda Horton Mike House Sharmi Hudson Gars Huff Steve Jasper Paul Jellum Dave Jeschke Jeff Jones Judy King Martin klassen katlis Kline Mike Klutts FRESHMEN 59 Christina kolberg latdene korfmacher Cindv kmach keith kovalska kim krejci Jim k rouse Bruce kruegcr Peggy kuhi na Joanit kuhn Diane I aunhert Richard lamey Beth Lawrence lauri lawnan Scott Lee Bnmo Lehman Russell Ixmiacks Stephen larsch Mitch IJcbennan One o’clock, two o’clock, three o’clock rock. Jamie I.ingle Jeff Livelihood latura laiugh Hcv, what’s the answer. Jim laivell Jennifer Lyon Shellie Mat holt Jo Mahler Mitch Mammina lasa Manning lisa Mason Tehra Matthias lairrv Mead Michelle Mead Terry Mever Jannette Miller Val Miller llolly Mischke Pam Morey “Wow, only two more minutes till lunch!' I)an Mueller Mari Murphy Mary Murphy Kerry Myers Wendy Necas Rich Nctdlinger Beth Nepstad Julie Neuman Cindy Nolan Charles Novotny Colleen No icka Creg No ieka Al Ochsner Kathy Oelke Julie Offet Bruce Ogonouski Debbie Oliver Pam Olmstead Cheryl Olszewski Mark Owens Tom Pantelleria l-uira Patti Shawn Pet .er Unda Peek Marlccn Peldys Karen Pelkes I .uel I a Pihulic Rita Piontek “Don’t everybody raise vour hand at once.’ FRESHMEN 61 Frank Pitts Boh Porter Mike Poulson Glen Powell Greg Pribyl Mark Rantz Dennis Keed Brad Heitz Jem Rider Rhonda Riegel John Roberts Chris Robertson Joe Rodriguez Rick Rogacki Ginger Rogers Karen Roland Milford Russel Richard Russel Kim Rutbford Marc Saurbier Tammy Schadt Ann Schaefer Sharon Schalon Ray Schedler Judy Schermer Craig Schiman Cindy Schmaltz Rich Schuck Barb Scott Teresa Scott Deanna Seagren Renee Sempert Joe Shafer Linda Sliank Mars Shawl George Sherrington Steve Sipes “We won! Thev can't make me eat that stuff! 62 FRESHMEN Is this what Biology is all about? Sabrina Si vies (Connie Slahaugh Bobs n Small Scott Smiklc Kevin Smiley Dou Smith Elwin Smith Sflfl Smith Tom Smith Dcwavne Snelling Rita Snelling Sandra Snelling Roy Sommerfield Phil Soulierc Jason Spiegel Tim Spiel zer Harry Stadelmaver Dean Starke Beth Stevens Mark Stock well Brian Surch Vernon Sutton Eva Svensson Peggy Su isshelm Dave Talberg Janet Talbot Mike Thar Jeff Thomas FRESHMEN «I Charlene Tio Kerry Tollar Mark Tuttle Boli I'hrik Toni Indcrsvood Cliff Vance Kathy Van Osdal Mark Van Osdal Mars Beth Varney Rick Vega Vicki Vega Susan n Vcrburg Mark Villa Val Vincent Don Vitek Cindy Vogl Denise Wade Mars Wainscott Chris Wall Dave Wallis Scott Walters Ed Warda Dennis Weatherford Bill Welch Anita Westlake Stephanie Whitcomb Phil Whitehead Sliamn Wholer Mars Wflke Jeff Wisneski I .aura Vauch Frank Yu ran Fiainc Zielke Blair Zordell Rob Zordell Ron Zordell Not Pictured Tom Anstcy Crcg Basham Jamie Biddinger Kevin Bodjack Jeff Cutshavv Kimra Froberg Rands llosncdl Mark Jones Jim Khan Paul Lovelace Tom Milter Pat O’Brien Joe Rose Mike Rutkoskie Dave Schauh Brian Schultz Darlene Scott I .aura Sclent Dave Siesvert Chris Smithey Dave Tillman Kim Tio Don Toth Mike Tuttle Dave Wickham • - ■ — ■ administration � . y • — 1 F A 65 SCHOOL Above: Mr. Galhreath. Assistant Superinten- dent. Right: Mrs. Nye, Director of Food Services. BOARD OF EDUCATION Top: Fred Schmidt. Superintendent of Schools. Center: Glo- ria Vanderkeck, Director of Personnel. Bottom: Betty Ver- duin, .New School Nurse. Standing: Arnold Nitz, Ray Frye, James Murphy. Bud Totzke. Seated: George Zinkil. John Steinke, President, and Mrs. Mars Jane Waldenmaier. 66 ADMINISTRATION Above: Kdssard Beilis. Principal. Higlit: Dennis kuiola. Principal. Assistant Above; Mrs. Nonna Rosenthal ami Mrs. Joyce Zielke. Right: Mrs. June Avers ami Mrs. Marge Bisclioff. Belovs: (George Maliler and Bob (.ole. L E A D E R S ADMINISTRATION 67 Ixrft: Mrs. Ifart ell. Above: Mr. Ball. I eft: Miss Marschke, Advisor of Future Secretar- ies. Below: Mr. Ruder. The Business Division of Lakeshore offers many differ- ent courses. Four typing classes, two shorthand, record- keeping, bookkeeping, business law, and consumer problems are among classes offered. For those students interested in pursuing a career in the field of Business, the division offers several cooperative programs. The Business Division deals di- rectly with business skills and techniques, business attitudes, economic understandings, and business appreciations neces- sary to understand and adjust to that economic and social in- stitution called business. BUSINESS tin A C H I N E R Y Above: Mr. Groat. Above Right: Mr. Kacyuski. Mr. Johnson. Mr. Kenreieh, Chairman of Industrial rts Division. Belovs Right: Mr. Kruger. Below: Mr. Marry, Advisor of F.P.A., Mr. Lindow. Bot- tom: Mr. Muchmore. The Industrial Arts division is comprised of many diversified areas. This division covers classes in Home Economics, Welding, Auto Shop, Machine Shop, Wood Shop, Drafting, and Agriculture. This division serves five other schools, including. River Valley, New Buffalo, Calien, Saint Joseph, and Bridgman, by offering Vocational classes in Auto Mechanics, Welding, and Agriculture. The cooking, sewing, and child development classes in the Home Economics department help to develop talents needed later in life by many students. 70 INDUSTRIAL ARTS PAPERBACK Above: Mr. Lindahl. Thespian Advisor and Audi- torium Manager. Far Right: Miss l.indenfeld. Sr. Class Advisor. 72 ENGLISH Mr- Follett. Above: Mrs. Blendernian. Right: Mrs. Stover, Chairman of the English Divi- sion. Below: Mrs. Rutlin. Student Council Advisor. WRITERS Above Left: Vlr . Schwarz, Junior Class Advisor. Above Center: Mr. In |uilia, Spanish Club Advisor. Above Bight: Mrs. Poole. left: Mr. Adams, Cerman Club Ad- visor. Below left: Mrs. Johns, Journalism Advisor. Below Bight: Mrs. Sinn, Fresh- man Class Advisor. The English division includes three basic departments, the English classes. Foreign Languages, and the Drama department. The English department is variable in its classes, they range from Rapid Comprehension Reading to Journalism. This depart- ment teaches students to communicate ideas in written and oral form. Students learn to write coherently and to read for under- standing and enjoyment. The Foreign Language department offers the basic knowledge of the German and Spanish languages, and also the awareness and appreciation of the culture of the continents that speak these languages. The drama department encourages students to interpret and elaborate on their speaking and acting abilities. The drama de- partment takes a big part in turning out good variety shows and plays. The Social Studies Division of- fers many courses for Lakeshore students. These include: World History, U.S. History, Geography, Minority Studies, Economics, American Studies, Psychology I and II, and Sociology. A new pro- gram instituted last year and car- ried through this year, was nine week courses in U.S. History. Seven of these courses are offered, out of which tenth graders choose four. In the 75-76 school year. Ju- niors and Seniors will be allowed to take any course in the Social Studies Division. An extra semes- ter of U.S. History, World History and possibly an adv anced Psychol- ogy Class will also Ik- offered next year. The Social Studies Division prepares students for the future bv involving them in current Na- tional and World events. 5 T E R D A YE S T E R D AY Above la ft: Mr. Maier, I. Club Advisor, Freshman Football and Bas- ketball Coach. SOCIAL STUDIES 75 WE CAN WORK MATH AND SCIENCE The Science-Mathematics Division offers subjects primar- ily for those students planning on going to college or a techni- cal school. Courses offered in- clude: Biology I and II, Micro- biology, Physical Science, Chemistry, Physics, Electronics I and II, Algebra I and II, Ge- ometry. Introductory Analysis, Computer Programming, and Trigonometry. Students taking these subjects can gauge their abilities for becoming doctors, nurses, engineers, chemists, etc. This division stresses stu- dent involvement through the use of laboratory work and demonstrations. A new math tool, the electronic calculator, has been introduced in the math and science classes this year, saving time on long prob- lems. Biology classes raise and observe everything from Amoebas to Guinea Pigs, com- paring these animals to one an- other. Science-Math is a fun di- vision, if you like to work. i Above: Vlrs. Walker, Medical Career Club Advisor. Above Right: Mr. Arter, Math and Science Division Chairman. Right: Mr. Meyers, Science Club Advisor. Below Right: Mr. Porter, Math Club Advisor Below: Miss Carroll. 76 MATH AND SCIENCE OUT! 78 FINE ARTS Below: Mitt Archer. Right: Mr. Lesser and Mr. Bcnihcnck. The Fine-Arts Division is divided into three main sec- tions; Band, Choir and Art. 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I thank God for letting me meet such a wonderful person. I hope and pray that God will grant us nothing but happiness in our future. ouc, f ZBU J Ob' ★ ★★★ ★ $ f++++++++++++++++++4 ♦ � I would like to thank the Faculty and Administration for putting up w ith me for four long years. Bands Matthews •mmmmmmmmu ♦ a 92 Advertising AREA 616 PH 465 6500 Compliments of HEATH COMPANY World's L a r f e s t Manufacturer of Electronic Kits St. Joseph, M i c h 11 a n Jim Bradtke, from the French Underground? Right; Mark Owens, our athletic janitor! 94 Advertising LINDENFELD AND FORBURGER WANT TO THANK D. FOLLETT FOR ALL THE COLLEGE STORIES (PURDUE GOLDEN GIRL. AND NAUTICAL STORIES TOLD BY U I.S.U. PROFS.) YOU’VE REALLY ENRICHED OUR LIVES! 7 Ejtt'V£ A ( v m ATHLETICS C.C. 74 Team members and their best times were: Back row, L to R: Tim Farrow (17:38), Mark Radahaugh (16:17), Mark Sanford (18:55), Bob Bcngtsson (17:37), Mike Mead (16:01), Coach Brown. Front row, L to R: Russ Shank (17:13), Dan Johnson (17:02), Jim Rhodes (17:24), Bruce Steenburgh (18:01), Jeff Callender (16:29). SCOREBOARD LHS 49 St. Joseph 15 LHS 15 Cassopolis 46 LHS 24 Watervliet 31 LHS 15 Dowagiac 50 LHS 20 Buchanan 37 LHS 30 River Valley 26 LHS 15 Coloma 50 LHS 41 St. Joseph 18 LHS 21 Kazoo. Cent. 37 LHS 19 Brandywine 43 LHS 18 Edwardsburg 44 LHS 32 LMC 23 Jim Rhodes and Dan Johnson. Far right—Bruce Steenburgh and Russ Shank. 98 C.C. The Lakeshore Cross Country team had another fine year as they finished second in the Blossomland Confer- ence. They participated in $ invitationals, finishing 7th at Albion, Brandywine, Sturgis and the Begionals; 6th at Watervliet; 4th at New Prairie and in Berrien County; and 2nd in the Blossomland Conference meet. Conference champion Mike Mead qualified for the State Finals. Mead finished 26th in the individual run. He broke the school record for the three miles against St. Joseph; he was clocked at 16:01. The Lancer's dual meet record was 8-4. Their confer- ence record was 5-1. The Lancers were coached by Glen Brown. Above—Jeff Callender. 1974 LAKESHORE GOLFERS WIN1 First place Conference Champs. Lake Michigan College Tournament. Third place Conference Tournament. Ninth place in Regional . Back row L to R.: Brad Peterson, Mark Sundstrum, Don Richards, Don Jones, Scott Gillette, Boh Ckdesko, Coach Lambert. Front row L. to R.: Chris Horton, Ed Warda, Kevin Daniel, Rob Wallis, Brad Sellers, Dave Haslett, Mike Fisher. Chris Horton takes a swing. Above: Tom Neal, Mark Sundstrum, and Bob Celesko. Below: Brad Peterson lines a shot, lost ball. Dave llasirtt studying the put!. (Shipping out of the trap. It can’t be that far away. SCOREBOARD laikeshore 222 Buchanan 225 lakeshore 152 River Valley 179 Lakeshore 169 St. Joe 167 lakeshore 178 Coloma 196 laikcshore 177 Bridgman 197 lakeshore 164 Brandywine 211 I atkeshore 170 Edwardsburg 174 Lakeshore 180 Benton Harbor 201 laikeshore 177 Cassopolis 210 lakeshore 173 Dowagiac 169 Lakeshore 175 Like Mich. Cath. 175 Lakeshore 177 Buchanan 188 Lakeshore 166 River Valley 192 Lakeshore 190 Lake Mich. Cath. 182 Lakeshore 178 Coloma 187 Lakeshore 187 Brandywine 217 Lakeshore 176 Benton Harbor 254 Lakeshore 173 Edwardsburg 195 Lakeshore 162 Dowagiac 174 lakeshore 166 Cassopolis 155 The 1974 Lakeshore Varsity Golf team had another fantastic season. Many team records were set: first place in the Blossomland Confer- ence: score of 320 in 18 holes at the Elk’s Club; most wins in a season, 14: fewest losses in a sea- son, 4. The team finished second in the Lake Mich. College Tournament, ninth in Regionals, and third in the Conference meet. Outstanding golfers were Dave Haslett, Brad Peterson, and Handy Matthews. Team captains were Dave Haslett and Brad Peterson. The team was coached by Norm Lambert. GOLF 101 LANCER HOMECOMING This year’s Homecoming theme, “Academy Awards,” proved to be a great idea. All four classes and two clubs participated in the float building contest. After a week of hard work the winners were finally chosen. In the class division the first place award went to the Junior Class float, with the theme of Mutiny on the Bounty.” In the club division, F.FA. pulled an upset with their theme “Wizard of Oz.” Jim Bradtke, an- nouncer for the afternoon assembly, kept the students’ spirits high with his deranged comments. Class representatives were: Class of “76,” Sue Ives; Class of “77,” Doren Menser; Class of “78,” Judy Godfrey. The Homecoming Dance was held at the Ste- vensville Gym featuring a fantastic band, Kofijahm. A big Thank You goes to the Council for making Homecoming week a huge success. IngHd Koppier and her escort Jim Bradtke. Kim Krohn escorted by Mark Radabaugh. Janet Ash and returning letterman, Marty Craig. Jane A and her escort Dan Wend. Cuddle up a little closer. I'm cold! Sue Carberry meets her escort, Jeff Wiles. Other Ugly Men were; Ke- vin Flaherty, Jeff Wiles, Pat Beutter, Jim Bradtke, Bruce Steenbergh, Marshall Rob- ertson, Chip Harper, Dan Johnson. UGLY MAN CONTEST The 1974 Ugly Man was Mark Sanford. He displayed his ugliness using a wide variety of costumes such as; Superman, a ghost, and a harem dancer! By Thursday, Mark had collected more money than any other contestant. After being crowned, Mark reigned as Ugly Man throughout Homecoming. FIFTIES STYLIS AND FARMERS- VARSITY FOOTBALL 1974 Back row, L Io R: Coach Topping. Dave Baker, Craig Shafer, Pal Newell, Tom Jager, Marty Mason, Mike Mason, 1 .on Weher, Stan Schuck. Dan Krieger, Coach Sanford, Coach Price, Mid. I, to R: Blair Zordell, Mark Drager, Ron Kuhn. Mike Knapp, Gene Miston. Don Bums, Mike Holland, Rick Murphy, Al Martin, Geof Surch, Frt. L to R: Rick Dutton, Drew Carpenter, Craig Andrews, Mike Yore, Don Wall, Mike Miston, Jim K( derail, Scott Kimball, Harry Stadlemeyer. The 1974 varsity football season was a rebuilding year at Lakeshore. The team did fairly well considering their inex- perience and inj'uries. The team finished the season at 3-6. Highlights of the year were playing well against St. Joe (a ranked Class A team) and beating Coloma (a ranked Class B team). Those making All-Conference were Mike Knapp, Dave Baker, and Rick Murphy on the first team, and Craig Andrews on the second team. Coach Topping cited Mike Knapp and Dave Baker for their leadership and outstanding play. Quarterback Craig Andrews had 45 completions; 127 attempts (36%) for 748 yards and 6 touchdowns. Leading receivers were Tom Jager (3 TD's) with 14 catches for 170 yards, Marty Mason (1 TD) with 8 catches for 184 yards, and Mike Mason (2 TD’s) with 7 catches for 171 yards. Rushers were Dave Baker (4 TD’s) with 127 carries for 508 yards (4.0 avg.), Al Martin (1 TD) with 97 carries for 292 yards (3.0 avg) leaders on defense were Mike Knapp with 104 tackles, Rick Murphy with 59, and Gene Miston with 52. The team was coached by Dave Topping and his assis- tants Dave Price and Jim Sanford. Lakeshore 13 St. Joseph 20 I akeshore 7 Portage Central 15 I akeshore 7 Buchanan 16 Lakeshore 27 River Valley 8 Lakeshore 14 Coloma 10 Lakeshore 22 Brandywine 34 Lakeshore 14 Edwardburg 21 Lakeshore 37 Cassopolis 14 Lakeshore 22 Benton Harbor 46 I0e VARSITY Dave Baker (.10), Rick Murphy (70). The Coachest Topping Sanford. The larkeshore bench watcher the action from the sidelines. Dress’ Carpenter (22), Craig Shafer (86). Mike Mason (88), Marts Mason (87), in a pileup. i y Sr . Craig Andreses (7) uncorks a bomb against the St. Joe Bears Dave Baker (30) trying to break loose. Dress Carpenter (22) svaits for the pass. Craig Andress s (7) takes the option against Brandsssine Dave Baker (.'10) goes around end against Brands-svine. Dave Baker (30) picks up a fesv yards. VARSITY 107 VARSITY ACTION Dave Baker (30) with the hall. Rick Murphy (70) doing the blocking. Dave Baker (30) with the hall as Knapp (71) and Miston block. Craig Andrews (7) and Gene Miston (62) block. The lancer defense breaks through. Dave Baker (30) runs around end against the St. Joe Bears. Al Martin (.'13) receives a handoff from Craig Andrews (7) against Brandywine. 108 VARSITY The Lancer bench celebrates. Craig Andrews (7) tries to bat the football away from his opponent. Dave Baker runs as Drew Carpenter (22) does the blocking. VARSITY 109 JUNIOR VARSITY 1974 Back row L. Io R.; Coach Bittenbcndcr, Shane Sturtz, Frank Yuran, Eric Wells, Steve Schuck. Jon Bmnberger, Lam' Toth, Dave Kent. Dave Kietzer, Kevin Campbell, and Coach Salvano. Front row L. to R. Buddy Frcnzel, Don Carbon, Dale Smith, Archie Rodriguez, Bob Harvey, Jim Curry, Galen Meyer, and Jim Federan. The 1974 Lakeshore Junior Varsity played a fine season. The team had 19 players and many of them were inj'ured during their schedule of 8 games. The Lancers finished the season at 2-6, but they showed an impressive passing attack, dominating their opponents with 826 yards to 313. Leading rushers were Bob Harvey with 103 car- ries for 453 yards (4.4 average), and Frank Yuran with 64 carries for 293 yards (4.6 average). Receiv- ers were Dave Kent with 21 receptions for 270 yards, and Jim Federan with 14 receptions for 132 yards. Quarterbacks for Lakeshore were Larry Toth with 53 passes attempted and 25 completions (48%), and Kevin Campbell with 56 attempts and 21 completions (38%). Defensive leaders were Steve Schuck with 62 tackles. Dale Smith with 55, and Frank Yuran with 54. Field leaders for the Ju- nior Varsity were head coach Chuck Salvano and assistant coach Bruce Bittenbender. St. Joe 32 Dowagiac 46 Buchanan 0 River Valley 6 Coloma 32 Brandywine 40 Edwardsburg 20 Casso polis 18 Lakeshore 0 Lakeshore 0 Lakeshore 44 Lakeshore 20 Lakeshore 0 Lakeshore 14 Lakeshore 19 Lakeshore 14 JUNIOR VARSITY IN ACTION Kevin Campbell back to pa� , as Shane Slurl (66) and Steve Schuck (77) block. Frank Yuran (10) on a punt Kevin Campbell (14), hands off to Frank Yuran (10) as Shane Sturtz blocks. return. Kevin Campbell (14) spots his receiver as the rest of the Lancen block. Kevin Campbell (14) laterals to Frank Yuran (10) as the of- fensive line blocks Coach Salvano and Coach Bitten bender. Frank Yuran (10) is stopped after a gain against Buchanan. Bob Harv ey (43) gains on an end run. Below, the Lancer line fights for the ball. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL 1974 Bottom row 1 to R-; Dave Wallis, Doug Thompson, Mike Dame. Milch Mammilla, Jeff Flaherty. Dan DiCregorio. Paul Freer, Roger Brockway. Second row L. to R.; Chris Wall, Shaw'n Pat cr, Terry ilauch. Kevin Smiley, Mark VanOsdal, Jamie Lingle, Joe Rodriguez, Rick Rogacki. Mike House, Pal Hoffman, Brad Bengtsson, Bill Cahill. Third row I., to R.; Wayne Spencer, Doug Smith. Jeff Wisncwski. Coach Dennis Keith, Scott Smflcle, Bob Brown, Brad Gardner, Mike Hollacher, Martin Klassen, Odell Brister. Creg Hopkins, Coach Jim Maier, Dave Cook, Mike Bcaudctte. Fourth row L. ro R.; Mark Owens, Tony Antonelli, Scott Lee, Blaine Baum, Tom Baker, Milt Russell. SCOREBOARD Lakeshore 16 LMC 8 Lakeshore 22 Buchanan 6 Lakeshore 18 River Valley 0 Lakeshore 24 Coloma 14 Lakeshore 14 Brandywine 21 Lakeshore 28 Edwardsburg 14 Outstanding,” that’s how Coach Keith described his “Little Lancers defense and rushing statistics. The Freshmen compiled a fine 5-1 record, losing only a 21-14 decision to Brandywine. The Frosh dominated their opponents in points scored (122-63), first downs (50-41), rushing (1,253-595), and total offense (1,437-922). leading rushers were Brad Gardner with 104 carries and 736 yards (9 TD’s, 7.1 avg.); Creg Hopkins with 51 carries and 240 yards (2 TD’s 4.7 avg.) Quarterback, Dave Cook, passed for 184 yards and 2 touchdowns. Receivers were Odell Brister (1 TD) with 5 catches for 65 yards followed by Paul Freer (1 TD) with 3 catches for 66 yards. Leading tacklers were Joe Rodriguez with 60, Odell Brister with 47, and Mark Owens with 38. The team was lead by Dennis Keith, head coach, and Jim Maier, assistant coach. 112 FROSH 74-75 VARSITY BASKETBALL Back L-R Brad Peterson, Jim Porter, Craig Shafer, Don Altic, Jeff Wiles, Marty Mason, Tom Jager, Keith A rend, Al Poschke, Mike Holland, Craig Andrews, Tim Farrow, and Dan Johnson. Front L-R Mark Radahaugh, Rich Dutton, Ron Kuhn (Team Managers). SCOREBOARD I AM--'.SHORE 78 DOWACIAC 55 LAKESHORE 61 BUCK W 84 LAKESHORE 43 SOOTH H w I N 67 LAKESHORE 61 RIVER VALLEY 59 1 tKESHORE 79 COLOMA 66 LAKESHORE 65 STl’RGIS 62 LAKESHORE 56 NILES 83 LAKESHORE 74 DOWAGIAC 78 LAKESHORE 88 BRONSON 76 LAKESHORE 67 BRANDYWINE 61 LAKESHORE 65 EDWARDSBURC 50 LAKESHORE 88 CASSOPOLIS 87 LAKESHORE 62 BUCHANAN 76 LAKESHORE 64 S1 JOE 68 LAKESHORE 48 RIVER VALLEY 60 LAKESHORE 94 COLOMA 73 LAKESHORE 66 BRANDYWINE 68 LAKESHORE 75 EDWARDSBURC 72 LAKESHORE 48 ST. JOE 76 LAKESHORE 78 CASSOPOLIS 98 i IKESHORE 61 BRANDYWINE 56 LAKESHORE 75 COLOMA 50 LAKESHORE 63 BUCHANAN 65 The 1974-75 Lancer Basketball Team was a spirited group. I ate season losses to Brandywine and Cassopolis off set early season victories over River Valley and Casso- polis to knock the lancers out of conference champion- ship contention. The inability to score consistently from the foul line was the difference in five losses where the Lancers had outscored the opponent from the floor. Quickness and rebounding were team strengths that pro- duced a winning season of 12 wins and 11 losses. Graduating seniors are: Mike Holland, Craig Andrews, Jeff Wiles, Marty Mason, Brad Peterson, Dan Johnson, Tim Farrow, and Al Poschke. Returning Lettermen: Tom Jager, Don Altic, Craig Shafer, Jim Porter, and Keith A rend. V. BASKETBALL 113 STARS IN ACTION Ahovc left, Mike Holland (All-Conference) shoots a juniper. Above center, Marty Ma- son shows his shooting style. Above, Jeff Wiles with a shot over his opponent. 114 V. BASKETBALL Above left, Don Altic in for a layup. Above center, Jim Porter w ith an easy two points. Above, Tom Jagcr (Honorable Mention) with an off balance shot. Mike Holland gets instructions from Coach MacTavish. Tim Farrow and Jim Porter. Above, The lancer bench watches intensely as Mike Holland drihbles near the sidelines. Belovs, Tom Jagcr at the line. Pregame warmup. In the locker at the half. V. BASKETBALL 115 74-75 J.V. BASKETBALL Back row L to R: Coach Sanford, Steve Trudell, Buddy Frenzel, Larry Toth, Mike Mason, Don Jones, Don Richards, Harry Gnodtke. Front row L to R: Jim Rosehagen, Brad Sellers, Kevin Campbell, Steve Wolters, Mark Stemm, Boh Seageren, Rod Nitz. The JV Basketball Team, led by Coach Jim Sanford, SCOREBOARD ended a fantastic 12-8 season, with a 2nd place in the Blos- so ml and Conference. LAKESHORE 59 DOWAGLAC Mike Mason, Larry Toth, Kevin Campbell, and Jim Rose- LAKESHORE 55 BUCHANAN nhagen are said to be by Coach Sanford the top players for IAKESHORE 43 SOUTH HAVEN the season. LAKESHORE 47 RIVER VAIXEY Coach Sanford said when asked about the toughest teams LAKESHORE 54 COLOMA of the season, “I feel St. Joe was probably the toughest IAKESHORE 73 STURGIS team. The First time they beat us, the second time we beat LAKESLLORE 53 NILES them ... we improved between the first and second time we LAKESHORE 48 DOWACIAC played them.” LAKESHORE 57 BRONSON Sanford did say that as a whole the team did not improve LAKESHORE 77 BRANDYWINE greatly, “Some of are players improved, others not so much LAKESHORE 60 EDWARDSBURG ... we were an up and down team” LAKESHORE 59 CASSO POLIS LAKESHORE 63 BUCHANAN LAKESHORE 50 ST. JOSEPH LAKESHORE 50 RIVER VALLEY LAKESHORE 58 COLOMA LAKESHORE 54 BRANDYWINE LAKESHORE 57 EDWARDSBURG LAKESHORE 42 ST. JOSEPH LAKESHORE 44 CASSOPOLIS 45 5I 48 44 51 57 64 53 SI 70 SB os 05 75 31 52 10 00 4! 49 116 J.V. BASKETBALL 74-75 FROSH BASKETBALL Back row, L to R: Tom Underwood, Mike House, Joe Shafer. Tom Baker. Scott Lee. Blaine Baum. I)an Hanson, Greg Hopkins Steve Cook. Front row, L to R: Mike Dame, Chris Wall, Doug Thompson, Coach Maier, Russ Lemacks, Paul Freer, Mark Stock well. The 74-75 Lakeshore Frosh basketball team finished a very impressive season with a record of 15-3. They were in the Blossomland Conference, giving them the champion- ship. The leading scorer was Odel Brister w ith 236 pts. for a 13.1 avg.. Shooting leader was Mark Stockwell who hit 30 of 60 shots for 50%. Leading rebounder was Scott Lee with 156 for an 8.7 avg.. The leading playmaker was Doug Thompson with 79 assists. The team as a whole averaged 66.7 points a game and gave up only 50.8. The Frosh were coached bv Jim Maier. SCOREBOARD LAKESHORE 78 BUCHANAN 17 LAKESHORE 69 BRIDGMAN 30 LAKESHORE 70 BERRIEN SPRINGS 48 LAKESHORE 53 RIVER VALLEY 50 LAKESHORE 64 COLON! A 38 LAKESHORE 68 WATERVLIET 34 LAKESHORE 63 BRANDYWINE 70 LAKESHORE 59 EDWARDSBURG 57 LAKESHORE 93 CASSOPOUS 66 LAKESHORE 77 UPTON 43 LAKESHORE 79 BUCHANAN 37 LAKESHORE 56 RIVER VALLEY 53 LAKESHORE 57 MILTON 81 LAKESHORE 58 COLOMA 52 LAKESHORE 70 BERRIEN SPRINGS 67 LAKESHORE 58 BRANDYWINE 64 LAKESHORE 44 EDWARDSBURG 38 LAKESHORE 75 CASSOPOUS 68 Above: 1-eft, Tom Baker with a charity (ok%. Center, Greg Hopkins attempts to block a shot. Bight, Steve Cook in a tie-up. Below, Odd Krister dribbles. Left, Coach Maier. Above righi, Scott Lee tries for a rebound. Bight, Swish! Far right, Doug Thompson with a jumper. FBOSH BASKETBALL 119 VARSITY WRESTLING 1975 Back row, L lo R: Coach Price, Dave Kent, Joe Offet, Gene Miston. Mark Krager. Pat Newell. Stan Schuck, Coach Bittenbender. Front row, L to R: Kevin Flaherty, Doug Smith, Terry Runge, Scott Hosnedl, Tom Rennhack, Rick Rungc, Mike Miston, Dave Baker. Len Weber. The Lakeshore wrestling team had its finest season ever as it finally conquered perenial defending Blossom- land champion, Brandywine, to gain a share of the con- ference title. The Lancer Nlatmen established a balanced attack with seven w restlers earning 20 or more victories. The wrestlers had little trouble w ith local competition as the accumulated 11 duel meet wins against I loss. Con- trary to previous teams, this years team was extremely strong in the lighter weight classes. In this years conference tournament, the lancers won half the individual titles—Terry Runge 98, Scott Hosnedl 105, Tom Rennhack 112, Joe Offet 138, Mark Krager 155, and Stan Schuck HVV. Five of the six champs will return next season. The lancers advanced 5 w restlers to the RegionaLs, Terry Runge, Scott Hosnedl, Tom Ren- nhack, Mark Krager and Stan Schuck. Scott Hosnedl and Stan Schuck both placed 4th at the Regional and ad- vanced to the state championship tournament where thev were eliminated. SCOREBOARD LAKESHORE :M) DOVVAGIAC 15 LAKESHORE 30 ST. JOSEPH 21 LAKESHORE 41 BUCHANAN 12 1 KKSHORE 44 RIVER VALLEY 3 LAKESHORE 46 COLOMA 6 LAKESHORE 46 SOUTH HAVEN 12 LAKESHORE 30 BRANDYWINE 18 LAKESHORE 40 EDWARDSBURG 11 LAKESHORE 35 OTSEGO 17 LAKESHORE 21 EAST KENTWOOD 33 LAKESHORE 34 BRONSON 16 LAKESHORE 37 CASSOPOLIS 16 Battle ('reek Pennfield Tournament—1st lakeshore Invitational—2nd Loy Norrix Invitational—4th Southwestern Michigan Invitational—3rd Cull Like Invitational—1st (Conference Tournament—2nd District Tournament—2nd 120 WRESTLING Mxwe, Cicne MUton makes his move. Above right. The winner. Doug Smith. Below left, Mark krager is congratulated after another mat victors. Below center, Doug Smith tries to get position on his opponent. MATMEN IN ACTION Above, Scott Hosncdl gets a hold on his opponent. Above right, Tom Rennhack has his opponent pleading for mercy. Beloss, Coach Bittenbender watches a match. Above, Tom Rennhack goes for a pin. Below, Scott Hosnedl has his opponent in control. Far left. Terry Rnnge goes for position. l eft, Dave Baker on his oppo- nents hack. J.V. WRESTLING ’75 Above, Jim Cum is in a had position. Above, Pat Newell goes lor a reversal. WRESTLING 123 Back row, I, to R: Steve Nichols, Jim Curry, Dan Kreiger, Steve Schuek, Russ Shank, Bill VVelch, Kevin Parkins. Middle row, L to R: Coach Price, Joe Rodrigue ., Mitch Mammina, Brad Cardncr, Jamie Linglc, Kerry Myers, Frank Pitts, Coach Bittenbender. Front row, L to R: Boh Bnmn, Creg Saurbicr, Jeff Uvengood, Jeff Nit .. The Junior Varsity season this year was highlighted by an extremely aggressive style of wrestling displayed by our freshmen grapplers. On the team side of the ledger our overall record was ten wins and two losses. Individ- uallv the Lancers who led the team with w inning records were Frank Pitts, Jamie Lingle, Brad Gardner, Joe Rod- riquez, Mitch Mammina, Bob Brown, Kerrs Myers, And Bill Cahill. The J.V. season was climaxed by these five wrestlers taking first place honors at our Lakeshore In- vitational: Doug Smith, Bill Cahill, Frank Pitts, Joe Rod- riquez, and Brad Gardner. LAKES HO RE First row L. to R.: Cindv Jellum, Pat Wheeler. Doiiim Bollenhacher, Mary Hunt, Melanee Hendrix. Second row L. to R.: Nancy Totzke, Cathy Graham, Julie Hanson, Cathy Hoffman, Debbie Myers. Third row L. to R.: Jill Warner, Margie Myers, Donna Nails, Mars Hoffman, Sandy Cotstein, and Kim Krohn. Fresh with ideas from Badgerette (’amp, the 1974-1975 Pom Pon Girls were eager to entertain the fans at home basketball and football games. And entertain they did, hut not without many long hours of practice and careful preparation for each performance. Along with all these practices came many fun times and good friendships. During the course of this year they had hakesales, sold Homecoming mums, and had two boothes at the Winter Carnival. They helped at the home wrestling meets by score- keeping and award giving. In the Variety Show they changed their wholesome image to become a sexy chorus for the opening Caba- ret number. Their home hasketball game per- formances included one done with little girls (in which they were totally out done by their younger prodgies), a speciality routine done with flashlights, and of course, their regular array of routines done to the superb music of the Pep Band. This year’s squad, with the help of Mr. I esser, Mrs. Price, co-captains; Cathv Gra- ham and Kim Krohn, and each of the girls, was the best ever! — Left; The girls in action. Middle; A mini Pom Pon Girl? Bottom; Ta-Da! LANCER ETTES 1974 GIRL S VARSITY BASKETBALL Back row, L (o R: (iwvn Nolan, Janet Rimlcy. Karen Wall. Ingrid Koppier. Middle row, L to K: Mandv Smith. Jodi Rabbcrv Judy Wiles, Ivy Schewe. Front row, I. to R: Ann Stockwell. Sue Kunkel. Deb Sw isshelm. The 1974 Lakeshore Girl’s Varsity Basketball team en- joyed the finest season in Ixikeshore basketball history. The girls won the District Tournament for the second con- secutive year and won the Regional Tournament for the first time ever. The Dollies finished the season at 21-2, losing only to St. Joe and Jenison. They played well all year scoring an aver- age of 54.9 points a game and giving up an average of 34.9 points a game. The Dollies also defeated the defending State Champ, Hudsonville Unity Christian, in the Regional final. Ix'ading scorers were Ann Stockwell (261 pts., 13.1 avg.) and Jodi Rabbers (2b 1 pts., 11.4 avg.). leading free throw shooters were Gwvn Nolan (10 of 15, 07%) and Jodi Rab- bers (31 of 48, 65%). Rebound leader was Ann Stockwell. The team was coached hv Dennis kniola. I .eft, Jodi Rabberv Above, Team all huddled up. 126 GIRLS' BB SCOREBOARD LUS 53 Galien 18 LHS 67 Eau Claire 15 LHS 52 River Valley 32 ills 72 LMC 26 IBS 35 St. Joseph 37 LHS 68 Watervliet 34 LHS 52 Buchanan 26 LHS 42 River Valley 30 LHS 54 Edwardsburg 39 LHS 67 Coloma 23 LHS 62 Brandywine 31 LHS 67 Coloma 31 LHS 47 Edwardsburg 34 LHS 46 Berrien Springs 41 LHS 58 C'asso polis 49 LHS 53 LMC 34 LHS 36 St. Joseph 28 LHS 52 South Haven 23 LHS 55 River Valley 45 LHS 55 Buchanan 52 LHS 69 Dowagiac 47 LHS 51 HUC 48 LHS 43 Jenison 60 GIRLS IN ACTION left. Janet kimlev. Center, Jodi Rahherv Right. Ann Stockwell. GIRL S BB 127 DOLLIES WIN REGIONALS Right, Janet Kimlev with a short jumper. Far right, Deb- bie Swisshelm and Karen Wall are tied up. Above. Judy Wiles and Ingrid koppier bring the hall down court. Right, Coach kniola gives a locker room talk. 128 GIRL’S BB 1974 GIRL S J.V. BASKETBALL Back row, 1, to R: Patty Hoge. Marlene Peldys, Kim Rutherford, Maureen Weber. Kim Foster. Coach Pam Griswold. Front row. I to K: Mars Beth Varney, Mimi Reutter, Valerie Miller, Anita Koppicr. Kim Brosvn. SCOREBAORD Kim Rutherford wins the jump over Mar- lene Peidys in a heated scrimmage. Right. Patty Hoge takes a shot over Maureen Weber, larft. (.'hers I Fosks with a las up. J.V. GIRLS BB 129 1975 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Front row, L to R: Jodi Rubbers, Karen Schewe, Mimi Beutter, Coach Inge Botts, Mauds Smith, Judv Wiles, Karen Wall. Back row, L to R: Sue Carberrv, Kathy Cook, Sue Kunkel, Janey Kimley, Sails- Anderson, Becks Shapleigh, Mgr. VOLLEYBALL 1975 The 1975 Varsity Volleyball team consisted of: Sally Anderson, Mimi Beutter, Sue Carberrv, Kathy Cook, Ja- net Kimley, Sue Kunkel, Jodi Rabbers, Karen Schewe, Mandv Smith, Karen Wall, and Judv Wiles. Season Record: 11-9 Conference Record: 6-6 Placed 3rd in conference tournament and 3rd in conference. Most valuable player: Janet Kimley Most improved player: Kathy Cook Most enthusiastic player: Judy Wiles Outstanding play was also exhibited throughout the season by Jodi Rabbers, Mandy Smith, and Sue Kunkel. 130 Volleyball O CO 1975 J.V. VOLLEYBALL First row, L Io R: Cheryl Nit , Man Beth Varney, Peggy Swisshelm. Deanna Seageren, Ivy Schewe, Lynn lleaslip. Second row, L to R: Ingrid Koppier, Coach; I «� ira Miller, Mgr.; Heike Verhurg, Marlene Peldys, Linda Harm, Kim Rutherford. Kathy Mensinger, Kim Foster, Sherri I.aiisman, Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The team was coached by two senior girls—Sherri Laus- man and Ingrid Koppier. Team members were Kim Brown, Kim Foster, Linda Harris, Lynn Hcaslip, Kathy Mensinger, Cheryl Nitz, Mar- lene Peldys, Kim Rutherford, Ivy Schewe, Deanna Seage- ren, Peg Sw isshelm, Mary Beth Varney, and Heike Verhurg. They compiled a record of 9 wins and 11 losses. Highlight: Beat previously undefeated Edwardsburg. Above right, re- pressions of the Lancer bench. Left. Kim Brown with a great at- tempt. Right, Kim Foster at- tempts a spike. TENNIS LOVE-ERS VARSITY Manding: Mark Stemm, Mark Sanford. Bob Bengtsson. Boh Kish, Coach Saha no. Kneeling: Wes Harper, Rick DeLong. Rick Dutton, Dave Com, Dan Johnson. Sitting: Joe Rodriquez, Dave Haslett, Russ I x'inacks, Doug Smith. J.V. TEAM Standing: Kevin Parkins Al Ochsner, Scott Kruger, Dave Keitzer. Kneeling: Brad Ben gtsson, Dean Starke. 1975 SEASON RECORD 5-7 LHS 1 Coloma 6 LHS 3 Brandywine 4 LHS 4 Edwardsburg 3 LHS 1 LMC 6 LHS 3 Buchanan 4 LHS 3 Brandywine 4 LHS 4 Banton Harbor 3 LHS 2 Coloma 5 LHS 4 Benton Harbor 3 LHS 1 LMC 6 TENNIS 133 1975 CONFERENCE CHAMPS Back, L to R, Mike Waldmann, Ham Steffen, Pat Underwood, Mike Mead, Toni Jager. Keith Arend, Jim Stancik, Dan Wend, Ray Coulombc, Larry Toth. Middle, L to R, Coach Topping, Al Martin, Jim Curry, Mike Holland, Fred Hammermeister, Rich Braga, Dan Krieger, Russ Shank, Mark Radahaugh. Coach Brown, Front, L to R, Brad Peterson, Steve Nit , Bruce Steenbergh, Jim Rhodes, Boh Harvey. Rick Murphy. The 1975 Lakeshore track team were the Blossomland Con- ference Champs. Top point winners included Mike Holland, Brad Peterson, Mark Radahuagh, Al Martin, Mike Mead, Keith Arend, Tom Jager, and Tim Farrow. Seniors making good showings this year included Jim Rhodes, Bruce Steenbergh, Rick Murphy, and Steve Nitz. Mike Mead set a new 2 mile record this year. Tom Jager broke the school record in the high hurdles. Mark Radahaugh set a new school record in the mile. Brad Peterson, Mark Radabuagh, Tim Farrow, and Mike Holland set a school record in the mile relay, Mike Mead, Tom Jager, Mike Hol- land, Tim Farrow, and Keith Arend qualified for the State track meet at East Lansing. Mike Mead finished 4th in the 2 mile run. 134 TRACK Bruce Steenbergh, running hard. Keith Arend in the high jump. The team takes it easy. Lam Toth and Rick Murphy discuss the meet with Coach Topping. Kern Myers high jumps. TRACK 135 Mike Mead goes for the lead in the two mile run. 1975 TRACK DUAL MEETS: 8 1 Team Place IMS Opj). BUCHANAN A 9m 314 RIVER VALLEY A 78 45 EDWARDS BURG H 904 324 COLOMA A 90 33 ST. JOSEPH A 25 98 BRANDYWINE H 774 454 EDWARDSBURG A 894 334 DO WAG I AC H 75 48 CASSOPOUS H 98 21 ISVITATIOSALS: PLACE SCORE KALAMAZOO INDOOR 6th 18 STURGIS RELAYS 6th 28 COMSTOCK RELAYS 11th 4 BRANDYWINE 2nd 42 ROTARY at ST. JOSEPH 24 CONFERENCE 1st 774 REGIONAL 7th 14 Keith Arend up and over with the “Arend” flop. 136 TRACK GIRL S TRACK-4TH IN STATE Front, L to R, Wendv Necas, Lisa Dukes, Marcy Gantenbein, Terri Hadahaugh. Jeri Brame, Julie Bonczkowski, Dion Menser, Mimi Beutter, Deb Blaker. Second row. Sue Arter, Rhonda Riegel, Donna Potts, Jane Hudson, Sharon Hudson, Karen Schewe, Sue Farrow, Deb Swisshelm, Laury Sparks. Third row, Flaine Zeilke, Diane C osnell, Cathy Friske, Ingrid Koppier, Cathy Graham, Shelagh MacDonald, Darlene Gleffe, Ann StOckweO, Peggy Root. Back, L to R, Coach Scherr, Tammy Riegel, Janet Kimley, Karen Wall, Rhonda Fdwards, Gail Nichols, Kathy Necas, Teresa Kuhn, Sue Kunkel, I inda Harris. LAKESHORE 89 COLOMA 16 LAKESHORE 52 ST. JOSEPH 59 RIVER VALLEY 23 LAKESHORE 69 BENTON H ARBOR 35 LAKESHORE 66 BERRIEN SPRINGS 53 BUCHANAN 15 LAKESHORE 89 COLOMA 16 1 KI SHORE 814 BUCHANAN 234 LAKESHORE 86 COLOMA 19 LAKESHORE 93 BRANDYWINE 12 1 hl SHORE 85 BRANDYWINE 10 LAKESHORE 67 DOWAGIAC 38 Otsego Relays—I akeshore 30 pts., 1st place. Conference Meet—Lakeshore 954 pts., 1st place. State Finals—lakeshore 284 pts., 4th place. The Lakeshore girls track team this year was 10-1 in dual and triangular meets. The girls scored 7774 points, 450 more than their opponents. They defeated 17 schools to cap- ture the Otsego Relays on May 2. Later in the season the girls won their regional, qualifying nine girls in eight events to the state finals. Lakeshore then rolled bv their conference opposition to capture the first Blossomland Conference track title. On Saturday, May 31 at Houseman Field in Grand Rapids, I akeshore’s varsity received a fourth place in the state finals for their efforts this year; a feat no other lakeshore team, boys or girls, has accomplished. The follow- ing nine girls placed in six different events and scored a to- tal of 284 points at the state meet: Rhonda Edwards took a 1st in the 100 yd. dash, the 880 relay team (Janet Kimley, Rhonda Edwards, Peggy Root, Tammy Riegel) placed 2nd, Peggy Root took 5th in the 440 yd. dash, the mile relay- team) (Rhonda Edwards, Sue Farrow, Darlene Gleffe, Peggy R(X)t) took 5th, the 440 relay team tied for 9th, and Mimi Beutter placed 9th in the shotput. TRACK 137 TRACK 139 GIRL S SOFTBALL 1975 Back L to R, Julie Snvder, Sally Anderson, Marlene Peldvs, Kathy Blaker, Kathy Mensinger, Kim Foster, Gwyn Nolan, Shervl Mergan, Karen Ro- land, Middle, L to R, Ivy Schewe, Patty Hoge, Mandy Smith, Mary Willkc, Jodi Rahhcrs, Gina Leto, Sherri Lausman. Front, L to R, Coach Botts, Kim Brown. Mary Beth Varney, Val Vincent, Nancy Tot ke. The softball team began its season before spring break. They played an 18 game sehedule, plus 1 game in the dis- trict tournament. The team was led by pitchers Nancy Totzke and Patty Hoge to a 14-5 record and second place in the Blossomland Conference. Jodi Rabbers, an ex- cellent catcher, led the hitting with a .616 hatting aver- age followed closely by Mandy Smith with .582. Sherri Lausman, voted most valuable player, did an excellent job in the field. Kim Foster, the most improved player, held down a terrific second base position. Mary Beth Varney was elected most enthusiastic player. The highlight of the season which saw the team out- score their opponents by over 100 runs was an 11-0 vic- tory over previously undefeated Edwardsburg. Because there were only two seniors on the team, pros- pects are high for an even better season next year. Con- gratulations to the team for a fine season. 140 SOFTBALL SCOREBOARD LAKESHORE 16 ST. JOSEPH 2 LAKESHORE 12 BUCHANAN 9 LAKESHORE 25 BENTON HARBOR 24 LAKESHORE 24 DOWAG1AC 3 LAKESHORE 17 BERRIEN SPRINGS 6 LAKESHORE 20 BRANDYWINE 21 LAKESHORE 0 EDWARDSBURG 5 LAKESHORE 15 COLOMA 8 LAKESHORE 16 CASSOPOUS 5 LAKESHORE 9 ST. JOSEPH 5 LAKESHORE 14 BUCHANAN 21 LAKESHORE 17 DOWAGIAC 7 LAKESHORE 20 COLOMA 8 LAKESHORE 20 BERRIEN SPRINGS 10 LAKESHORE 9 BRANDYWINE 10 LAKESHORE 11 EDWARDSBURG 6 LAKESHORE 10 CASSOPOUS 5 LAKESHORE 5 RIVER VALLEY 0 LAKESHORE 1 SOUTH HAVEN 2 The catcher, Patty Hoge. 1 can flv, I can flv! SOFTBALL 141 Nancy Totzke on the mound. Loach Botts watches the action. Patty llogc on third. Mandy Smith. Stretch! Cywn Nolan, On deck. Ivy Schewe, Good play! to o 02 VARSITY BASEBALL 1975 Back L to R, Coach Sanford. Scott Kimball. Craig Shafer. Jeff Wiles. Marty Mason. Mike Mason, Jim Porter, Don Altic, Brian Nit .. Craig Andrews. Coach Benoit. Front L to R, Mike Woods, Dave Baker, Mike Knapp, Jeff Caple. Pat Beutter. Tim Farrow. Kem Sisson, Don Burns, Mgr. Kevin Hoge. LAKESHORE 5 SCOREBOARD DOWACIAC 2 I IKESeORE 4 DOWAGIAC 5 LAKESHORE S BERRIEN SPRINGS 7 LAKESHORE 9 BERRIEN SPRINGS 7 LAKESHORE 5 B! ( ll WAN 7 LAKESHORE 0 Bi CHANAN 1 LAKESHORE 2 RIVER VALLEY 14 LAKESHORE 4 RIVER VALLEY 8 LAKESHORE 5 COLOMA 9 LAKESHORE 7 COLOMA 2 LAKESHORE 9 EDWARDSBLRG 4 LAKESHORE 9 EDWARDSBURG 7 LAKESHORE 5 BRANDYWINE 2 LAKESHORE 7 BRANDYWINE 5 LAKESHORE 0 LAKE MICHIGAN CATHOLIC 1 LAKESHORE 2 LAKE MICHIGAN CATHOLIC 9 LAKESHORE 5 LAKE MICHIGAN CATHOLIC 2 LAKESHORE 0 ST. JOSEPH 2 LAKESHORE 4 ST. JOSEPH 7 LAKESHORE 5 ST. JOSEPH 7 LAKESHORE 8 BENTON HARBOR 2 LAKESHORE 0 NEW PRAIRIE 6 LAKESHORE 5 NEW PRAIRIE 7 LAKESHORE 2 CASSOPOLIS 3 LAKESHORE 6 CASSOPOLIS 0 LAKESHORE 10 CASSOPOLIS 0 LAKESHORE 4 STURGIS 7 This year’s team ended with a 12-15 season record. The team finished fourth in the Blossomland Conference with a (Mi record. Two senior members made the all-confer- ence team, Dave Baker—catcher and Jeff Wiles—1st base. The following were team leaders, Brian Nitz—27 hits, 7 doubles, and 19 RBI’s; Tim Farrow—21 runs; Pat Beutter—4 triples; Jeff Caple—2 home runs; and Jeff W'iles—5 pitching w ins. The senior members were—Craig Andrews, Dave Baker, Mike Knapp, Tim Farrow, Brian Nitz, Martv Mason, Pat Beutter, Don Burns, and Jeff Wiles. BASEBALL ACTION Far left. Coach Sanford gives a sign. Middle. Dave Baker on offense and defense. Above, Coach Benoit seems to be enjoying the game. Below left, Brian Nitz stabs a hard hit line drive. Below middle. Jeff Wiles speeds down the first base line. Below, Mike Woods, ready for anything. VAR. BASKBALL 143 1975 JUNIOR VARSITY RASERALL Top, L to R: Greg Nozicka, Scott Smikle, Tim Mahler. Jeff Callender. Buddy Frenzel, Jim Rosenhagen. Kurt llartline. Mark Owens, John Hoge, Shawn Patzer. Coach Keith. Middle, L to R: Mgr. Ray Schadler, Shane Sturtz, Kevin Campbell. Tom Frake , Mike House, Boh Celcsko, Ron M� chioni. Tom Neal, Bottom. L to R: Mike Paulsen, Jeff Flaherty, Cris Wall. Doug Thompson, Tern Runge. Paul Freer. The Jr. Varsity baseball team enjoyed a successful spring campaign by winning 14 and losing 6. Kevin Campbell was the team’s winningest pitcher, collecting 5, while losing only 2. Mark Owens compiled a 2.32 earned run average. Doug Thompson did a fine job, winning 3 times without a loss. Scott Smikle was the best hitter collecting 25 safeties for a .446 hatting average. Kevin Campbell ended the season hatting at a .353 clip. Other standouts included Paul Freer (.308), Jim Rosenhagen (.306), and Kurt Hartline (.304). Left, Coach Keith. Below, Fastball! Far right, Tom Frakes rounds third. LAKESHORE I KESHORE LAKESHORE LAKESHORE LAKESHORE LAKESHORE LAKESHORE LAKESHORE LAKESHORE LAKESHOR1 i IKESHORE LAKESHORE LAKESHORE LAKESHORE I IKESHORE LAKESHORE I KESHORE LAKESHORE I KESHORE LAKESHORE SCOREBOARD 9 BUCHANAN 6 6 RIVER VALLEY 4 0 €01OMA io 2 ST. JOSEPH 11 11 ST. JOSEPH 4 10 BRANDYWINE I 10 CASSOPOLIS 2 11 CASSOPOLIS I 10 BUCHANAN 2 5 RIVER VALLEY 8 13 RIVER VALLEY 6 7 COLON! I 0 BRANDYWINE 9 9 LAKE MICHIGAN CATHOLIC 8 17 LAKE MICHIGAN CATHOLIC 5 6 MICHIGAN LUTHERAN 4 4 BERRIEN SPRINGS 6 17 BERRIEN SPRINGS 4 14 CASSOPOLIS 2 BENTON HARBOR to 145 Freshmen Cheerleaders 146 Frosh Cheerleaders Above left; Cheering on the team. Above right; ‘See, I didn't track anv on the floor. Left; We weren't doing anything ..honest! ' Right; “We re No. I! Junior Varsity Above lop to bottom; Julie Bonczkowslci, Sue Farrow, Gina I eto, Junnette Miller, Cathy Frisite, ami Tina (Goodwin. Above right; The sound of victory. I,eft; Touchdown!!! Cheerleaders J.V. Cheerleaders 147 OUR VARSITY Above, standing L. to R.; Marlene VanZile, Kim Kretchman. I anna Schlutt, Teresa Kuhn. Janet Ash. Sitting L. to R.; Dion Monser, Cindv Keller, and ( ina l.eto. Below; lanet cheering hard! The 1974-75 season was one of smiles, tears, broken bones, and hard work for the cheerleaders. During the summer the Varsity squad attended U.S.C.A. Cheerleading Camp at Notre Dame for 4 days. They raised money for uniforms bv holding bake sales, a clinic, selling Homecoming buttons and derbv hats. For Homecoming the Cheerleaders held a banquet for the Varsity football team and drove a caravan through Stevensville, stopping in the Village Square to do a Few Cheers. They also held a banquet for the J.V. and Varsity basketball teams. 148 Varsity SPIRIT LEADERS Above; The girls in their fall-out pyramid. Below left; The line that led the basketball season! Below right; Just don’t stick me, please.’’ AC A DEM Y ★ Above Key Club: Dennis Albee, Bob Bengtsson. Jim Bradtke, Rich Braga. Jim Curry, Chip Harper. Kevin Hoge, Joe Krejci, Marsliall Robertson. Mark Sanford. Jim Stancik, Sieve Spilger, Bruce Steenbergb. Above Right: Bruce Steenbergb (alias Dillinger) and half of his gang. Jim Bradtke. Far Right Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: Cindy Allen, Sue Arter, Dave IXfay, Leta Dorsey, Jane Godfrey, Beth Schmoeller, Linda Schneider, Steve Turcotte. 150 VARIETY SHOW Far Right. Senior Antics: Craig An- drews, Janet Ash, Gale Bauschke, Mike Bobbitt, Don Burns, Sue Car- berrv, Cathy Graham, Julie Hanson, Judy Hudson. Ingrid Koppier. Kim Krctchman, Sherri l iusinan. Sue IJv- engood. Tammy Riegel, Brenda San- ford, Pat Wheeier, Judy Wiles. Right: Kathy Kish. I can't say no. Below: Connie Amt performs to the Exorcist. + A IV A R D S hovi' Stage Hand: Rich Braga, Belinda Brown, Todd Bro ov- ieh. Tom b rakes, Jeff Frit ., Wes Harper. Cathy Hart. Rhonda Hoge, John Imhs, Steve Ix-sch, Mel Machemer, Pat McTague, Mark Murphy, (.ail Nichols, Chuck Novotny, Al Oohsner, (den Powell. J« li Ral bers. Mark Rantz, Craig Schiman. Roy Som- incrficld. Chris Statz, Carol Stelter, Don Vitek, Scott Walters. Right: Julie Snvder, Student Director along with Mike Wal dinaiin. Mrs. Hutlin was Director. ( uys and Dolla Sally Anderson Janet Ash Cathy Friske Cathy Craham Julie Hanson Man Hoffman Cindy Keller Ingrid Koppicr Kim Kretchman Kim Krohn Janet Miller I iurs Sparks Pat Wheeler Tom Kppl cy Steve (k lesko Mike House Russ Lemacks Kurt Mead Brad Peterson Carl Piontek Mark Sanford Kem Sisson Creg Sluder Steve Spilger Bruce Steenbergh Steve Trudell Above: Puppet on a String, Darina Sehlutt and Sails Ander- son. Above right: Beach Bov , Marshall Kohcrtson, Mark Sanford, Dan Johnson, Tim Farrow, Jim Bradtke. Bight: Pom Pon Girls in cabaret. L to R, Cindy Jellum. Donna Nails, Sandy Gotstein, Nancy Totzke, Jill Warner, Mars Hunt, Donna Bollenhaeher. Below left: I’m in love with Mr. Clean , Maureen Gaunder. Below center top: Gvl Ducusing singing Speak Softly Love. Below center bottom: Volker Gaul, Organist. Below right: I .eta Dorsey, Wilkom- men to Caharet. Below far right: Jim Rhodes and Sue Mat- thews presenting an award. 152 VARIETY SHOW Mrs. Hfld, part of the faculty skit. Above left: Patti Gotstein as Nora Desmond and Betsy An- derson as Max. Above right: Krupke's Kreeps, I. to R Lisa Thomas. Patti llogc. Holly Mischke, Nancy French, Cheryl Nftz, ami Kelly Clark. U ft: Swinging On A Star, L to R: Sandy Gotstein, Mary Hunt, Eric Tam, Donna Bollcnba- «her, Tom Cillis, Dave Krajccki, and Cathy Hart. Right: America, Marshall Robertson, Vicki Kemp, and Jim Bradtkc. Below left: The whole choir performed scenes from My Fair laidy. Belovs Right: Greg Nozicka and Jeff Flaherty as the Smothers Brothers. - FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT PRESENTS: n.OUSR DRUM SOMC Julie Snyder is Madame Liangc. Sieve Celesko is Wang Ta. Mike Tollas plays Wang Chi Yang, Ingrid koppier plays Mei Li. DIRECTOR PRODUCER Virginia Archer ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Richard Eollett DRAMA ASSISTANTS Robert Forburger Lynn East Mark East STUDENT DIRECTORS Rebecca Robins Kathleen Meyer CHOREOGRAPHER Karen Rodda TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Kenneth Lindahl STAGE MANAGERS Todd Brozovich Michael Dent Craig Sleenbergh as Dr. Li. Lela Dorsey is Linda Low, Alan Maynard is Sammy Fong. Callie Stalorites Janet Lindenfeld Beth Schmoeller Leslie Wood beck Carrie Swanson MAKE, IT Theresa LaPrad Chris Ringler Darla Miller Karen Schewe Gyl Duensing Jane Maxwell Jodi Hickox Pam Kurbis Kelly Gain Lynn East 154 Dramatics CAST IA ORDER OF APPEAR ASCE Dr- ........................................Craig Stecnhcrgh Mri Li.................................................Ingrid koppier Policeman, Professor Cheng...........................Marshall Robertson Helen Chao..................................Karen Svenvson Madame liange................................Julie Snyder I iu Ma....................................Pamela Youdell Wang San-..............................Gregory Shafer W ang Ta................................................Steve Gelesko Wang Chi Yang................................Michael Tollas Siinimv hong.................................Alan Maynard linda 1 am......................................I .eta Dorsey Mr. lamg...............................................Melvin Machemer Mr. Iluan..........................................John I mbs Bos........................................ Bruce Steenhergh Frankie—(Commodore Ia� w)................................James Bradtke Mrs. Fong... ........................................Kimberly Krohn Dr. Fong.......................................( ruig Andrews George................-....................Robert Rhodes Mr. Poon ...................................Jacob Niemi Ilie 1 wins...................Gary Robins, Tim Pendergrass llonla lliNip Claris.................................Jennifer llersch lleadssaiter..............................................Tom Gillis Mei U is a picture bride sent to America, from the old country, by Sammy Fong's mother to marry Sammy. Linda bw gets mad at Sammy Fong because he invited Wang San and the rest of his family to the Celestial Bar where she works. hi grid koppier (Met Li) sings “I am going to like it here ’ Production Orchestra Arnold Lesser James Bcnnbenek (Other Band Members) Lights Michael Woods David Gilbert Spot Lights and Sound Bonnie Schultz Michael Bradley Fly Men Rick Fechner Harry Steinke Jim Kahn Crips Janet Talbot Larry Banks Pam Lauck Diane Lambert Ana Humphrey Gary Thomas Dave Whipple Props John Mapes Costume Jane Hild Students and Parents Publicity Janet Lindenfeld Posters Susan Rapp Program and Poster design Christine Ringlcr Tickets Qaudia Ehman Julie Bcnnitt Heather Cowan Dramatics 155 (HORIS Kem Sisson Kim Kretchman Kelly Clark Steve Spilger Jill Warner Bruce Steenbergh Jannette Miller Judv Godfrey Betsy Anderson Julie Belonger Nancy French Gyl Duensing Janet Mason Pam Morev Sharon Schalon Boh Porter Eric Stokes Dave Corn Julie Hanson Cathrine Graham Eugene Scott Mary Cuidice Martha Talbot kathy Kish Laurie Sparks Tom Pendergrass Randy DeMorrow Cindy Flamm Vicky Kemp Connie Slabaugh Claudia Ehman Holly Mischke Julianna Floreani Cindy Jellum Doren Menser Linda Phillips Eric Eversole Jane Godfrey Jill Cutshaw Dion Menser Jamie Biddinger Becks Robbins Patti floge Nancy French Cathy Hart Karlvn March Connie Amt Patricia McTavish Darma Schlutt Barb Bischoff Raya Bauschke Jeannie Mahler Kathy Mever Becky Morey 156 Dramatics Wang Ta (Steve Gelesko) sings “Like a (did. Leta Dorsey sings “I Enjoy Being a Girl.” Wang San's family is stunned to learn that Linda works at a bar. The “Fire” Dragon leads the wedding down Grant Avenue. “A Hundred Million Miracles' Dramatics 157 DRAMATICS 159 LAKESHORE JUNIOR MISS Ushers, Brian Peterson, Tim Farrow, Boh Stanard. and Jeff Wiles talk over last minute preparations. 162 JUNIOR MISS Judv Wiles was chosen by her fellow contestants for the Mars Alice Gerhard Spirit of Junior Miss Award. Karen Svensson won the creative and performing arts division. lee rotr.it showed her talent by playing the piano. Catherine Graham tied for the Scholastic division. Julie llanson received the Judges' Conference award. Ingrid Koppier received the south fitness award and also tied in the Scholastic division. Kim Rrohn tied for the Scholastic division and also won the poise and appearance award. Karen Svensson was selected Lakeshore’s Junior Miss for 1975 on No- vember twenty-first. She sang her own composition and also accompanied herself on the guitar. She won the performing arts division for her ex- ceptional talent. Kim Krohn was selected first runner up and Brenda San- ford was chosen second runner up. The twelve contestants were: Judy Wiles, Kathy Steinke, Lee Potratz, Catherine Graham, Karen Svensson, Ingrid Koppier, Kim Korhn, Julie Hanson, Brenda Sanford, Barh Thomas, Debbie Gotstein, and Sue Carberry. All of the contestants were seniors. Scholarships amounted to $1100 in the eleventh annual Junior Miss Contest. The theme was “Sunshine, Lollipops, and Hoses . It was spon- sored for the first time by the Lakeshore Junior Women’s Club. Debbie Gotstein performed her own composition entitled I Wanted To Tell You”. JUNIOR MISS Iftt MSS STEVENSVILLE Nancy Claire Jung, a Senior at Lakeshore, was chosen Miss Stevensville 1975. Twenty-two girls competed in the event held on February 1st. Named first runner-up was Chris Ringler. Brenda Sanford was chosen second runner-up. Third runner-up was Debbie Johnson and fourth runner-up was Sue Carherry. I .eta Dorsev was chosen by the other contestants as Miss Congeniality. All these girls are Seniors and attend Lakeshore High School. Other contestants included: Debbie Dumdei, Sharon Tru- dell, Janet Mason, Julie Snyder, Debbie Cotstein, Amanda Cole, Elizabeth Griffin, Cathy Smith, Cheryl Agens, Sue Con- treras, Judy Wiles, Kathy Nernberg, Jane Godfrey, Kim Hen- tlren, Laurie Khan, Sherri Tyler. 164 Queens Boh Bengtvson and Mark Sanford served as escorts to the queen contestants. They were dressed as King Neptune to follow the theme of the Lit tied Mermaid”. Left: Even Kings need a break to rest their weary legs. £91 sNaand 1975 Miss Baroda of 1975, is Cathy Lynn Hart. She is a Junior at Lakeshore High School and participates in many activities. Cathy was chosen from a field of fifteen contestants. First and second runners-up are Linda Schneider and Kim Kretchman. Both girls are seniors at Lakeshore. Miss' Con- geniality is Karen Crier. She too, is a senior at Lakeshore High School. The other contestants are Kaye Fritz, Betsy Holohaugh, Cathy Nitz, Nancy Totzke, Kathic Zebcll, Cynthia Vance, Sha- ron Dawson, Lori Tollas, Sherri Lausman, and Teletha Wheeler. The theme was “An Evening in Disneyland.” The stage was set with a castle and fountain in the background. The girls' opening number, The Mouseketcers”, followed the evening’s theme. The contest’s success is attributed to the Baroda Women’s Civic League. MSS BARODA Above ; L. Io R. TIk Court, Linda Schneider, Cathy Hart, and Kim Kretchman. Right; Mi� Congeniality. Karen Crier. I«7 KEY CLUB Members Include: Front Row-Marshall Robertson, Kem Sisson, Kurt Mead, Joe Krejci, Matt Daniel. Second Row-Rich Braga, Bruce Steenhergh, Dennis Albee, Mike Knapp, Jim Cum, Tim Farrow, Chip Harper, Bob Sta- nard. Back Row-Kevin Hoge, Jim Stancik, Bob Bengtsson, Mark Sanford, Jim Bradtke, Dan Wend, Kris Piennan, and Mr. Bill W'roblewski, Advisor. Missing: Tom Gillis, Mike W'aldmann, Scott Lee, Eric Tam, Al Maynard, Steve Nitz, Bob Harvey, and Craig Andrews. The purpose of the Key Club is to service our community through various activities. In October the Key Club helped the Kiwanis Club with their annual Pancake Supper. In December the Key Club Musicians collected $60.00 for the Salvation Army. They also picked up Christmas trees and held a bonfire afterwards. During Febru- ary the Key Club beat the Faculty in a Donkey Basketball Game. Key Club participated in a pep assembly featur- ing a very original skit Do It and everyone enjoyed it. Throughout the year they ushered many events held in the Auditorium. In short, the Key Club had a very successful year. Is this how the Key Club services our community??? VARSITY CLUB GOES The Varsity Club is an organization for athletes at Lakeshore High School. Membership requirements include possessing the L letter, and maintaining a 2.0 grade point average. For the first time in the school's history, girls were allowed to join the Varsity Club. This has added a pretty perspective” to the club. The Varsity Club’s officers for this year were: President, Tim Farrow, Vice-President, Sue Kunkcl, Treasurer, Janet Kimlev. Members Include: Back Row—Judy Wiles, Ingrid Koppier, Cathv Graham, Karen Wall, Sue Kunkel, Mr. Maier Advisor, Janet Kimlev, Ann Stockwell, Mandv Smith, Jody Rabbers, Mimi Buetter. Front Row—Don Bums, Rick Murphy, Al Martin, Mike Knapp, Tim Farrow, Stan Schuck, Craig Andrews, Don Wall. 189 WRSm CLUB FUTURE SECRETARIES Standing: Roberta Richards Pam Fechner Pat McTaguc Shem Tyler Julie Belonger Barb Spear. Hull) Johnson Sitting: Lori Tollas Debbie Buchanan I'rsala Sinaka Linda Harris Felicia Villa Terri Radabatiglt FSA OFFICERS: Standing; Miss Nlarschke, Advisor; Kathy Zebell. Treasurer; Mrs. Sprague. Nat. Advisor; Roberta Richards V. Pres.; Pat McTaguc. President; and Alana Hon- nessee, Treasurer. The Lakeshore Chapter of the Future Secretaries Associa- tion seeks to promote interest and appreciation of the secretar- ial profession. To sponsor our annual scholarship to an Outstanding Mem- ber, we have taken part in several fund raising activities. Among those activities were a hake sale, selling school statio- ners', and sponsoring a Valentines Heart Counting Contest. We also heard many interesting speakers at our mouthy meet- ings, participated in a Christmas Party, and planned a field trip to IBM in South Bend. FSA New Member Induction Ceremony 170 Now I’m here, so where is the snow? I Millie Hlaker and Holly Mischke watch as him Brown gets ready to take off!! SKI CLUB Members Include, Cindy Albanese, Deb Blaker, Kim Brown, Jeff Caple, David Corn, Eric Eversole, Derek Floreani, Kelly (Jain, Linda Good row, Glen Greiffendorf, Tom Hayes, Stephanie Holcomb, Brian Klasscn, Sue Kunkel, Laurianne Layman, Lynn Linglc, Ron Matbis, Holly Mischke, Robert Nepstad, Pam Nidiffer, Robyn Nidiffer, Cathy Nit , Marlene Peldys, Tim Rant , Karen Schewe, Mark Schwab, Becky Shapleigh, Carol Stream, Kathy VanOsdal, Fred Wagner, Mike Waldmann, Karen W all, Len We- ber, Maureen Weber, Paula Wesner, Mary W'ilke, Nancy Willke, Mike Yore. ADVI- SORS—Inge Bolts and Randi Price. Tlie Ski Club began skiing in December and skis every Thursday at Royal Valley in Buchanan. The members pay a flat rate which entitles them to skiing once a week. e«|uipmcnt rental. 3 lessons and bus trans- portation to and from the area. The 39 members range from beginning to expert skiers and all find success at Roval Valley. The club pros ides an excellent opportu- nity for students to become involved in skiing at a reasonable rate and to enjoy the social activities that accompany it. 5 p A N I S H C L U B 172 The Lakeshore Spanish Club began the year with the election of officers. The other members then became ac- quainted with one another through a Welcome-In Span- ish Dinner. The first outside activity for the club was the Spanish Dinner open to the public. This was followed by lunch time hake sales and a club candy sale. Once the candy sale got under way, the club made its first trip to Chicago. In January members began making plans for participation in the Winter Carnival. Spanish Club spon- sored the dart throw booth and the well known Spanish Dinner. The remaining years activities consisted of an- other trip to the Spanish section of Chicago and various other trips. The school year ended with a swimming party in an area pool. Carol Stream selling Spanish pinatas!! Club Officers: Standing; Denise Mueller. Sec.; Mr. Iiu|uilla, Advi- sor; ami Ruth Atkinson, Reporter. Sitting; Deh Meyer. Pres. And Becks Shaplcigh, V. Pres. wmg Becks Shaplcigh painting a sign for the annual Spanish Dinner. STANDING— Kathy Cook Sue llolohaugh Sue V'ergot Rick Murphy (arrie Swanson Ten Branch Marts Crowe Janice Johnson SITTINC- Pam Kocbcl Steve Walters Margo Sherrington Karen Craeber Cindy Washburn (.aura Shaplcigh Pam Nidiffcr Judy Beck SPANISH CLUB MEDICAL CAREERS The purpose of the Medical Careers Club is to open the doors for all high school students to explore the medical field. Their activities for this year were, taking field trips to MSI and the Museum of Science and Industry. They also participated in the Winter Carnival. Club Officers were: President, Kathv Steinke, Vice President, Janis Sha- fer, Treasurer, Nancy Totzke. Members include: Front L-R: Maureen Gaunder, Kathy Myers, Laura Patti, Lisa Manning, Peggy Root, Sharon V'itek. Second Row L-R: Debbie Blaker, Ruth Atkinson, Robyn Nidiffer, Ray Coulmbe, Laurie Khan, Jeff Fla- herty, Lisa Arbour. Third Row L-R: Brad Gardner, Shawn Patzer, Bruce Ogonowski, Paul Jellum, Elaine Zielke, Michelle Barnes. Back Row L-R: Nancy Totzke, Kathy Steinke, Jan Shafer, Art Aiken, Vanessa Hadady, and Mrs. W'alkcr, Advisor. FUTt’RE MEDICS 173 JOURNALISM The function of the Journalism class is solely for the purpose of producing the school newspaper, “The Lakeshore Drifter.” The Drifter is published bi-monthly, by students who research and write the articles, type the finished copy, obtain pictures, and lay out the pages. This years newspaper contained many feature columns for example: Babbitt’s Corner, Thru The Halls, In My Opinion, Editorially Speaking, J.B. Music Corner, and Dear Ann Lancer. The student body would like to thank the Drifter Staff along with Mrs. Johns their advisor, for the fine job they've done on the newspaper this year. Let's keep it up!!! Julie Hanson and Jim Bradtke Lathy lloffman. Jim Ott. Tim C.uprisin, Mark Bussemeier. and Bruce Johnson Janet Kimlcy, Julie Hanson, and Jim Bradtke DRIFTER STAFF 174 JOURNALISM Tim Cuprisin, Editor Lathy Hoffman, Managing Ed. Bruce Johnson, Advertising Ed. Julann Hanson, News Ed. Janet Kimlcy, Sports Ed. Kim Krctchman, Feature Ed. Mike Tollas, Business Ed. Linda Schneider, Art Bill Restivo, Photographer Lale Bauschkc Mike Bohhitt Jim Bradtke Mark Bussemeier Matt Daniel Leta Dorsey Karen Crier Robin Hall Sarah Ingram Cindy Keller Randv Matthews Joe McDonough Sue Radtke VVendv Stowers Karen Svenvson Jill Warner Dan Wend Umla Schneider, I-eta Dorsey. Wendy Stowers, Jill Warner, Kim Kretchman Cindy Keller and Bruce Johnson Sarah on the run!!!! JOURNALISM 175 Gale Bauschke and Sarah Ingram MATH CLUB The MU ALPHA THETA (Hub—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 in math. Some of the activities the Math Club did this year were; taking a trip to the Heath Company to hear a practicing mathematician, assist in the Math Field Dav and sponsor a Mathematical Games Night. They also did individual research projects in math and studied the metric system. Our Members Include: Front Row; V'es Harper. Jim Rhodes, Kim Krohn, Robvn Nidiffer, Ingrid Koppier, Dennis Albee, Steve Spilgcr. Back Row: Mr. Por- ter, Advisor, Mike Knapp. Eugene Scott, Mark Sanford, Bob Bcngtsson, Jim Bradtke, Steve Gelesko, Joel Mattox, Tom Nelson, Bruce Steenbergh. QUILL AND The members arc: Back row (L to R), Mr. Greendonner— Yearbook advisor, Janet Kimley, Janette Brame, Mark Bussemeir, Jim Bradtke, Bruce Johnson, kim krctchinan. ami Mrs. Johns—Newspaper advisor. Front row. Donna Bol lenhacher. Sue Kadtke. Cathy Hart. Joe krejei. Mars Hunt and Cathy Hoffmann. SCROLL The whole Journalism class listened to the ceremonies. The new inductees took the oath � f membership. The ceremonies were conducted by advisors Mrs. Johns and Mr. Greendonner, and the old members Cathy Hoffmann. Tim Cuprisin, and Janette Brame. Hit 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 indicating a higher code of ethics to promote exact thinking and also clear and forceful writing. The official induction ceremonies were held on April 30 during the regular journalism hour. Nine new members w ere inducted. The new members 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, w ere approved by the advisor, and were approved by the secretary-treasurer of the society. Quill and Scroll 177 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council at Lakeshore High School involves 40 members performing many activities. To begin the year, the council sponsored a fantastic Home- coming with the theme Academy Awards. Following with this theme, the 3rd annual Variety Show was presented by the Council. In January the council worked many hours putting together an outstanding Winter Carnival. Throughout the year Representatives worker! in the Snack Bar and provided student assemblies. Four members represented Lake- shore in the new Bloosomland Council, where much was accom- plished in the way of inter-school relationships. Open Lunch was negotiated for, but lack of enthusiasm on the students part caused the dropping of this committee. With funds from the Variety Show, the council purchased a stereo system for the cafeteria. The Student Council is the most powerful organization in the school. It is the only voice the Administration will listen to con- cerning policy changes. With the students backing the council, changes can be made at LHS. Student Council Officers for 1974-1975: Kim Krohn. Secretary, Cathy Hart, Trea- surer, Ron Kuhn, Vice-President, Mark Sanford, President, and Sandv Cotstein, Cor- responding Secretary. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES 178 STUDENT COUNCIL Back Ross: Kim Krohn. Jim Bradtke. Mark Sanford. Marshall Robertson. Julie Hanson. Front Row: Mary Faher. Julie Snyder, Laurie Khan. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES L to B: Donna BoHenbacher, Mike Wald- maun. Hon Kuhn, Sandy (Holstein, Sally An- derson, Cathy Hart, Denise Mueller. Becky Shapleigh. SOPHOMORE REPRESENT A TIVES FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Back Row: Dan Hanson. Mark Owens, Mike House. Holly Mischke. Middle Row; Kathy VanOsdal. Peggy Swisshelm. Judy Godfrey, Mark Owens, Lisa Manning, Mary Getz. Front Row: Jannette Miller. Rack Row: Larry Banks. Ham Steinke, Pam Klug, Jim Kuchar yk. Mark Stemm. Middle Row: Laura Shapleigh, Cheryl Nitz, Rlmnda Edwards. Front Row: Nancy French, Kathy Meyer, I eslie Wood beck. STUDENT COUNCIL 179 AUDITORIUM MANAGEMENT The 1974-75 Auditorium Staff The most unrecognized organization in the high school is the Auditorium Stage Crew. No show could possibly be complete without the help of these kids. They are not a club, but a hard working group of students who enjov work- ing the various technical areas of producing a show. Mem- bers range from Freshmen to Seniors. Starting members must work 40 hours on stage work, including 6 shows in the auditorium and be approved by Mr. Lindahl, to gain full stage crew membership. The highest position, which was held this year by Mike Dent and Todd Brozovich, is Senior Technician. To reach this you must have a complete knowl- edge of the workings of the auditorium, be responsible, know how to work with rentals, and be approved by three teachers, the principal, and by Mr. Lindahl. There were many shows put on this year that involved a lot of work, a lot of time, and a lot of patience; but the kids still came through with such great productions as: The Vari- ety Show, “Flower Drum Song”, “Ten Nights In A Bar- room , and the Band and Choir Concerts. Also included were Professional Programs: Dave Bruebeek, Roger Wil- liams, The Hungarian Folk Ballet, the McDowell Choir of Wisconsin, and The Boston Svmphonv Orchestra. With all the experience gained this year, next year should prove twice as successful for this dedicated group. Members of the 1974-75 Auditorium Staff included: Bob Lhrik, Mike Bradly. Dave Whipple, Bonnie Schultz, Bruce Johnson, Ja- cob Niemi, Sandy Lambert, Julie Bennett, Jim Krejci, Bill Hanson, Dave Gilbert, Mark Bussemeier. Pam Lausch, Al Mavnerd, Cindy Vance, Todd Brozovich, Mike Holland, Mike Woods, Rick Murphy, Larry Banks, Rick Fechner, and Harry Steinke. Mike Woods working in the Projection Room. AUDITORIUM MANAGEMENT 181 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Senior Members Include: Back Row (L-R) Cathy Hoffmann, Mike Knapp, Joel Mattox, Mark Sanford, Jim Bradtke, Wes Harper, Janet Kimley. Front Row (L-R) Pat McTague, Ingrid Koppier, Janet Ash, Kim Krohn, Gail Nichols, Cathy Graham, Barb Bischoff. FALL INDUCTEES SPRING INDUCTEES Cindv Jellum Peggy Root Mike Mead Mary Hunt Sue Kunkcl Carol Stelter Ron Kuhn Joe Krejci Gyl Duensing Carol Stream Mike Waldmann Becks Shaplcigh Sandy Gotstein Cheryl Thar Volker Gaul Cathy Hart Back Row (L-R) Bob Stanard, Sieve Gelesko, Marshall Robertson, Bob Bengtsson, Eugene Scott, Bruce Steenbergh, Jim Rhodes. Front Rose (L-R) Debbie Gotstein, Kathv Stenke, Janette Brame, Karen Svensson, Chris Ringler, Maureen Gaunder. 182 NHS Thespians are a National Organization whose members must earn points through various dramatic ac- tivities to maintain membership. The Thespians have been very active this year. They have participated in all dramatic productions at Lakeshore. During Homecoming week, they entered a float in the dub division with the theme of MASH. They featured a new booth at the Winter Carnival in January. Thespian members painted up children to be actors and actresses. They participated in the Variety Show as famous stars such as John Wayne, Shirley Temple, Barbra Striessand, and Helen Hayes. The Thespians attended the musical “Irene in Chicago and also a Theater workshop in Kalamazoo. Thespian officers for this year were: Jane Godfrey President Sandy Gotstein Vice-President Cathy Hart Secretary Margo Sherrington Treasurer T H E S P I A N S Members: Maureen Gaunder Linda Schneider Margo Sherrington Nancy French Cathy Hart Laura Shapleigh Julie Snyder Betsy Anderson Teri Meyer Sandy Gotstein Dave Talber Cindv Alien Connie Arnt Jim Bradtke Tom Smith Lisa Ball Kurt Mead Laurie Kahn Dorothy McGrath Kimberly Krohn Mark Bussemeier Chris Robertson Jim Rhodes Lisa Thomas THESPIANS 183 GERMAN CLUB Front I. to R: Judy Wheeler, Cathy Breland, Karen Bellinger, Vicki Kemp, Barb Bartschke, Cheryl Thar, la rain Rein- hardt, Mary Boelcke, and Miss Schultz. Back L to R: Mr. Adams, Joe Mattox, Craig Grabcr. Dennis Grau, Volker Caul. Greg Gaul, Todd Brozovich, Carol Stelter, Larry Fletcher, and Diane Ackall. The German Club started out the year with their annual German Club Dinner, featuring many german dishes. I ater they attended a state convention of Ger- man Clubs held in Detroit. Next their attentions turned to Winter Carnival, where they had the Bier Garten” and the Stand It” booths. Fasching was the last major activity. Everyone dressed in unusual cos- tumes. They held the dinner in the teachers lounge and played various games thereafter. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is a club that opens the field of science to stucents. Going on field trips and working on scientific projects is what usually takes place. The Science Club meets about once very 2 weeks. Out- side of the meetings, the club goes on various field trips. The first field trip was to Whirl- pool’s Computer Center. Here we saw 6 million dollar com- puters at work transferring in- formation. The second field trip was to Andrew's Science Building. Here we went through different laboratories and learned of some of the ex- pensive equipment. The purpose of the science Club is to increase our knowl- edge in science and to under- stand the importance of science in our lives. Back Row—L to R: Scott Gillette, Chris Horton, Don Jones, Rob Wallis, Don Richards, Burt Leland, Tom Pantelleria. Front Row—L to R: Cindy Schmaltz, Wendy Necas, Becky McDonald, Nancy Black, Steve Pitts, and Mr. Myers, Advisor. Creating a Monster?????? Mark St cm in peering into a microscope. SCIENCE CLUB 185 LAKES HO RE EE A The 1974-75 Lakeshore FFA member, include: Mike Bradley. Him Wesner. Sandy Hora. Terry Woodrich, Bill Hansen. Ron Bamman. laurry Schultz, Pam Klug, Dawn Mervenne, Diane Dasse. Dave Byers, Sharon Roberts. Glenda Roberts, Boh Grim. Pattie Grim, Bob Roberts. Mike Byers, Rich Weich, Laura Yauch, Ann Schaefer. Tim Vergot. Lynn Marzke. Tammy Hardy, Gene Reisig. Annie Adams, Cindy Gilson, John Jakuhs, Irma Rodri guez. Brad Reitz, Don Bly, Larry Mead. Richard Schuck, Larry Hale, Mark Ville, Kurt Hartline, Dale Schlutt, Dennis Bush, David Jeschke. Dennis Monte, Dorothy McGrath. Stan Schuck. Dave Coyne, Harry Stadelmavcr, Pat Coyne, Lisa Bails. Marcs Cantenbien. Bill Wolf, Boh llauch. Dave Camp, Bruce Kruger. Dan Kreigcr. This past year the FFA had their annual chicken Bar-B-Q. a hav- ride, an awards banquet, and we also sponsored the Christmas dance. Last fall some of the members went to the national conven- tion in Kansas City, Kansas. This spring they attended the State convention at Michigan State University. Another activity was the FFA Homecoming float, which won first place in the club division. 1S6 FFA. The 1974-75 officers are: Terry Woodrick-Sentinel, Ron Wesner-Treasurer, Sands Hora-Vice President, Mike Bradley-President, Pam Klug—Secretary, Tim Vergot-Re- porter, Mr. Marcy—Sponsor. CHOIR Miss Archer and the choirs enjoyed a successful year with the help of Mike Tollas (Pres.), Claudia Eh- man (Sec.), Cathy Hart (Librarian), and Mike Pend- ergrass (Stage Manager). The events of the year started with a Fa la la la la la la la Christmas Concert. All of the choirs performed and a special Cantata was sung by the Concert Choir. Next was the production of Rodger’s and Ham- merstein’s “Flower Drum Song”. The Concert Choir attended a choral festival at Western Michigan Uni- versity. To finish the year, the choirs presented their annual Spring Concert. During all of this, Julie Belonger, Paula Wesner, Kim krohn, Gyl Duensing, Cathy Hart, and Nino Mammina attended District Solo and Ensemble. All received a 1 rating. Julie Belonger and Paula Wesner went on to State to receive a I rating w ith their duet. Miss Archer is to be commended for her work with the choral department. Congratulations for your fine success! a i i -i ah Top; A human Christmas tree composed of the Con- cert Choir. Middle; Scrooge and the girls. Bight; The choir behind the scenes. IHH Choir “IN CONCERT Top: Miss Archer and the gang. I eft; “Aren’t they loverly?” Above; “Well, we can’t all he beautiful.’’ Choir 189 190 Choirs Top; Freshman choir practicing hard. Middle; The Girl ' Concert Choir. Above right; Nervous girls? Left; It is w fun waiting! Above left; Oh how loverly.” Above right; Claudia Khman looks a little cold. Middle left; What is so funny? Middle right; The mad rush! Left; On with ti� e show . Choirs 191 CLASS OFFICERS SENIORS L to H-Claudia Eh man. Secretary, Craig Andrews, President, and Bruce Steenbergh, Vice-Prcsident. Missing is Cathy Hoffman, Treasurer. SOPHOMORES L to R-Karen Avery, Treasurer, Dorcn Mcnser, Secretary, and Tom Chillis, Presi- dent. Missing is Rhonda Edwards, Vice-President. JUNIORS L to R—Carol Stream, Secretary, and Debbie Swisshclm. President. Missing are Joe Krejci. Vice-President, and Cyl Duensing, Treasurer. FRESHMEN I- to R— Jim Khan, President, Cindy Flamm, Secretary, Kerry Myers, Vi� 1 President, and Joannie Kuhn. Treasurer. 192 CLASS OFFICERS TS BCE great YEAR ! SENIOR STAND OUTS Dave Baker; upper left hand corner, is the winner of the male Lakeshore Athlete of the Year Award. Dave participated in Varsity Foothall two years. He played halfback and linebaker. He was on the All Conference Football team his junior and senior year. Dave was also a varsity wrestler for two years. He was a catcher and in- fielder for the Varsity Baseball team. Dave participated in track for three years as a sprinter and long jumper. Dave was the captain of the football team and also a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The winner of the female Lakeshore Athlete of the Year Award is Janet Kimlev; upper right hand corner. She was a member of the Girl's Varsity Basketball team for three years. She played forward, rebounder and de- fense. Janet was on the Girl's Varsity Volleyball team for two years. She was also in track four years. Janet was a sprinter on the team. Janet was also the recipient of women Sports Athlete of the Year award for 1975. During the past four years, Chris Hingler; left, has con- stantly contributed to all areas of the Fine Arts Depart- ment. Here are a few of the many illustrations she has done during her high school career; Flower Drum Song, Miracle Worker, and Ten Nights in a Barroom posters. In addition Chris has illustrated programs and worked on make-up for numerous plays. 194 HONORS Chris Ringler. Fine Arts Award Winner. SAL UTA TORI AN, KIM KROHN Kim Krohn has had a grade point average of 3.976 over the past four years. She plans on attending Michigan State University and inajoring in dietetics. She is a member of the National Honor Societv and Mu Alpha Theta. She held the office of secretarv of the Student Council and treasurer of Mu Alpha Theta. She has been the co-captain of the Pom Pon Girls and secretary -treasurer of the Band. Her awards are as follows: National Merit Finalist, DAK Good Citizen Award, Lakeshore’s Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow, runner up in Lakeshore’s Junior Miss Contest (where she also won the scholastic award, music camp scholarships and a Spanish award; Kim also won the District award for making it “Yourself With Wool.” She has been active in thespians, musicals, variety shows, and plays. She is a member of the choir, the All Star Band, and has traveled w ith the Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp International Band all over Eurojje. VALEDICTORIAN, INGRID KOPPIER Ingrid Koppier has had a grade point average of 4.0 over the past four years. She plans on majoring in elementary education at the University of Michigan. She is a member of the National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta. Ingrid has been named a National Merit Commended Student. She has been very active in girls' athletics. She has played basketball and has been on the track team for four years. She also was the assistant coach for the volleyball team and a member of the GAA and L Club. Ingrid was also named the Homecoming Queen, was a dancer in the Variety Show for three years, and was in the cast for the musical for two years. She also won a scholastic award in the Junior Miss Contest. TOP GRADUATES 195 1975 PROM “AN EVENING IN CAMELOT Doormen Ham Steinkc ami Jim Cum greet the couples. Prom King. Jeff Wiles and Queen, Ann Stockwell 196 PROM The Grand March followed the crowning of the King and Queen. Friends chat about the Prom. Kim, Craig, Ann, and Jeff led the Grand March. PROM 197 THE PROM BRINGS FORTH REMEMBRANCE ... Above; Steve and his date admire the Memory Bool� . Right; Mike Davis and Linda Crago. 198 PROM AND ... TOGETHERNESS Top; Eugene Deja and Cathy Breland. Above; Two dates are better than one! Right; Craig Shafer and Karen Wall enter Came lot. PROM 199 HONORS NIGHT 0 0 0 HONOR GRADUATES (at right) Standing Bruce Steenbergh Joel Mattox Steve (iclesko Jim Bradtke Kim Krohu Wes Harper Steve Spilger Ham Reinhardt Mike Knapp Debbie Meyer Rose Oebhard Sitting Lisa Arbour Pat McTague Jane Maxwell Janet Kimley Ingrid Koppier Cathy Craham Cindy Keller Kim Pelkey Janet Ash Jonell i rseh Mike Knapp and Kim Krohn won American legion Citizen- ship Awards. Bruce Stcenbcrgh. Jim Bradtke, Ingrid Koppier. and Steve Spilger are the National Merit Commended Students for Lakeshore. Lvnn Lingte won the D.A.R. Historv Award. The winners of the Mark Porter Memorial Scholarship are; Mars Faber, Rose Oebhard, Steve Oelesko, Barb Bischoff, Steve Spilger, Geneva Shannon, and Linda McGrath. 200 HONORS Pat McTague and Peggy Cain received the Lake Michigan College Business Scholarship. MAY 29,1975 Sue Kunkel won the American I egion Speech Award. Pat McTague and Rhonda Holc'omh received the Future The lions Cluh Scholarship was presented Secretary Scholarship. to Wes Harper. Mike Knapp received an appointment to the Naval Academy. Kim Krohn and Joel Mattox received certifi- cates for being National Merit Finalists. Jim Bradtke received the English Award. Rose C cbhaid received an Art Award. The PTSA Scholarship was awarded to Steve Celesko. Mr. Wroblewski, presented Mark San- ford with the Key Club Award. Joel Mattox received the Bosch I.omb Science Award and the Mathematics Award. Reiny Abram and Joel Mattox received dual honors for the German Award. HONORS 201 Michigan Competitive Scholarship winners are: Standing; Mark Brame, Tim Cuprisin. Bill Bartels, Dennis Albcc, Tim Farrow, Bob Bengtsson. Jim Bradtkc. Steve Gclesko. Randy Clack. and Dennis Grau; Sitting; Ka- ren Grier, Peggy Gain, Sue Carberry, Lisa Arbour, Janet Ash, Cathy Gra- ham, Rose Gebhard. and Claudia Ehman. Michigan Competitive Scholarship winners: Standing; Mark Sanford, Steve Spilger, Bob Stanard, Mark Radahaugh. Mark Sundstrom, Eugene Scott, Mike Tollas, and Dan Wend: Sitting; Bruce Steenbcrgh, Chris Ringler. Pat Wheeler, Karen Svensson, Jim Rhodes, Scott Patzer, and Ton� Pendergrass. Michigan Competitive Scholarship winners: Cathy Hoffman, Janet Kimley. Jane Max- well. Joel Mattox. Kim Krohn, Wes Harper. Steve Ott, Alan Martin. Linda McGrath, Cathy Nitz, Robyn Nidiffer, and Mike Knapp: Sitting; Mary Klingspon. Jonell Lesch, Pat McTague, Cindy Keller. Ingrkl Koppier. Julie Hanson, Judy Hudson. Debbie Meyer, Jane Hudson, and Gail Nichols. The winners of the (Choral Award are; Kathy Kish, Kim Krohn. Mike Tollas, Karen Svensson, and leta Dorsey . Steve Spilger and Cathy Nitz won the Baroda Civic Women’s league Scholarships. Award winners are; Larry Schulze—Agricultural Award; Bob Kish—2nd place in Architectural Drawing at the Regional Fair; Galen Meyer-1st place in Mechanical Drawing at the Regional Fair; and Ed Soulliere-lst place in Regionais; 2nd place in State; plastics Division. 202 HONORS Kim Krohn received the Home Economics Award. BAND HONORS LAKESHORE HIGH SCHOOL TUES- BASEBALL B WED- SQUALL CA THURS ri LM •jWAND home | %d taaTbranc ie Pwa TI Blue I ke Scholarship Winners; Becky Shapleigh. Scott Walters, Jerry Getz, and Carol Stelter. 1974-75 Band Officers: Top, (!hip Harper, President, Be- linda Brown, V-President, Donna Bollenhacher, Secre- ta ry-Treas. John Phillip Sousa Winners; Pat McTague and Kim Krohn. Our Pep Band did a great joh this year. This is the first year that the Outstanding Squad Award was given. It was based on the squad who performed the best at all of the games, and parades. The squad who received it this year was Front, Cornelia Wesner and Donna Bollenhacher. Back, kelly Clark and Jane Maxwell. Congratulations!! These people received 1st Division Ratings at the Solo and Ensemble Festival. Bottom Row: Becky Shapleigh, Jerry Getz, Greg Nozicka, Tom Gillis. Top Row: Carol Stelter, I onna Bollenhacher. and Kim Krohn. Missing is Belinda Brown. BAND HONORS 203 “WE’VE CROWN UP HERE, Cathy Graham, Ingrid Roppier, and Pat Wheeler present “Varia- tions on a commencement speech” Kathy Steinke gave a speech, “From Chaos to class.” Julie Hanson with Moments to Remem her. “It’s not going to be easy to leave this school and all our friends, but we can do it because this is our starting point. These words written by some of the seniors, seemed to say it all, for the 240 graduates of the class of 1975. The ceremony was held June II, in the Lakeshore High School gym. Three speeches, given by Kathy Steinke, Cathy Graham, Pat Wheeler, and Ingrid Koppier, and Julie Hanson expressed a variety of feelings. John Steinke and George Zinkil, president and vice president of the board of education presented the diplomas. The Lancer Band, under the direction of Arnold E. Lesser, played the processional and recessional. 204 GRADUATION Above; Frederick Schmidt, Superinten- dent of lakeshore Schools. Right; Valedic- torian Ingrid Koppier and Salutatorian Kim Krohn. Bottom right; Craig Andrews, senior class president and Edward Reillv, principal of I akeshore High School. Be- low; Rev. Eugene Morris, from Baroda Bible Church. IT SEEMS LIKE HOME HERE, Kathy get a kiss. Mark Sanford says thanks. Congratulations, Todd Brozovich! Tim Farrow after a great four years. Pat MeTague receives her diploma. 206 GRADUATION GOODBYE LAKESHORE HIGH. •••'doimg IT V ♦ JANETTE BRAME CATHY HART JOE KREJCI MARY HUNT DONNA BOLLENBACHER PAM KOEBEL KAREN GRIER SARAH INGRAM CHRIS RINGLER LAURIE KHAN GALE BAUSCHKE LETA DORSEY MARK BUSSEMEIER JACK GREENDONNER HAFER STUDIO EDITOR ADVERTISING SPORTS UNDERCLASSMEN CLUBS UNDERCLASSMEN REPORTER REPORTER ARTIST COVER SALES, DIRECTORY SALES, DIRECTORY COPYWRITER ADVISOR SENIOR PORTRAITS STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHER BILL RESTIVO SPECIAL THANKS TO MRS. JOHNS, THE M c;pApFR ADVISOR. Fa-i theie in the, ianthine one. my highest | ji. 04p--•■■ «-■ 'hi. I may not neadi them, but I can look ox. and see theiA beauty, believe in them, and tii to follow uoheie they lead. Louisa May AXcott