Lakeshore High School - Driftwood Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1976 volume:

1776 driftwood 1976 500L GAN The Lakeshore Driftwood for 1976 is a blend which includes a past, a today, and a future. Bits of our past may be discovered in stories and pictures here in this book. Most of the book deals with this year, but a future may also be glimpsed in these pages. This future relies on the graduates of Lake- shore High School. Two hundred years ago the school district was covered by marshes and huge pine forests, inhabited only by Indians and a few fur traders. The villages and roads were nearly a hundred years away. But after America won her Independ- ence, people began moving west and by 1836 our district began to attract settlers. Lincoln Township was one of the first townships to be settled. In 1836, Major Timothy Smith platted several lots at the mouth of the Grand Marais (Grand Mere) and called the new town Liverpool. His dream was to improve the existing water power and to use the power to cut lumber from large pine forests that lined the lake shore. Major Smith's town of Liverpool never materialized and even though the town was later renamed Blooming Grove, the second attempt also failed. In 1867, T.W. Dunham started a large mill in the Grand Marais and erected a pier on Lake Michigan to load schooners. In the same area an ice house was operated and large quantities of cranberries were harvested and shipped from the marshes. As the first settlers were moving into Lincoln Township, they found it necessary to plank the roads with wooden boards and all of them agreed that Lincoln Avenue would be impossible to build. Until 1863, the soil in Lincoln and surrounding townships was regarded as unfit for orchards. However, the wastelands of the town- ships were transformed into productive orchards and fields. TABLE OF CONTENTS ATHLETICS 19 ORGANIZATIONS 59 ADVERTISING 81 FACULTY 97 ACTIVITIES 113 UNDERCLASSMEN 133 SENIORS 161 CLOSING 185 During the year 1879, Lincoln Township con- tained 455 school age children of which 302 at- tended school. The value of the schoolhouses was $5000, and the total ex- penditures for the year of 1879 climbed to $2,185.98. Three small towns sprang up in Lincoln Town- ship: Glen Lord, Vineland, and Derby. Glen Lord was a station on the Pere Mar- quette Railroad and was named after the man who donated the land and right of way. The first Post Of- fice began operating in 1879 at Glen Lord and continued until 1905. Vineland was a station on the Michigan Central Rail- road and the Post Office was opened in 1891. Derby was also a station on the Michigan Central Railroad and the Post Office was opened in 1890. Two towns in the area grew and became prosper- ous. Stevensville and Bar- oda are the largest towns in our district and were both settled around the turn of the century. Stevensville was platted by Thomas Stevens, a prominent banker from Niles, who also lent his name to the town. He platted out one square mile which was quickly occupied by 117 settlers. The first Post Office began delivering mail in 1872 and Stevensville was incor- porated as a village in 1894. Baroda was platted by M.B. Houser who origi- nally named it Houser. The United States Post Office rejected this name so he renamed his town Baroda, after a city in India. The first Post Office was estab- lished at Baroda in 1890 and the village was in- corporated in 1907. For many years Baroda served as a station on the Vandalia Railroad Line, nicknamed the Pumpkin Vine. Today we know that our district is in the middle of a large fruit growing region and Lincoln Avenue was not impossible to build. Instead of cutting down the trees of Grand Mere. 393 acres were purchased in 1974, to be preserved as an Ecological Study Area. The present is clearly built on the past, but the future is built both on the past and on the graduates of Lakeshore High School. 4 5 MINI CONCERT BAND Dave Addison Belinda Brown Cindy Carlsen Randy DeMorrow Randy Dienes Tom Gaul Tom Gillis Jeanne Graber Donna Harris Penny Hagaman Steve Hamlin Mark Harder Bob Harper Melanie Hendrix John Imbs Beth Nepstad AI Oscher Terry Pauler Karen Pelkey Glen Powell Mark Rantz Tim Rantz Sue Sanford Marc Saurbier Mike Seel Carol Stelter Carol Stream Don Vitek Scott Walters Dave Whipple Cathy Young Blair Zordell Ron Zordell BICENTENNIAL MINUTE BETSY ROSS Betsy Anderson Lisa Ball Holly Mischke Chris Robertson Laura Shapleigh Lisa Thomas Connie Arnt PHILADELPHIA FREEDOM Connie Arnt Shelly Borgersen Sonnie Bryant Damita Edwards Rhonda Edwards Kelly Gain Laryl Gillis Linda Goodrow Diane Gosnell Patti Gotstein Sandy Gotstein Amy Khan Donna Potts Cathy Yore VALLEY FORGE Brad Bengtsson Rich Braga Dan Hansen Kevin Hoge Joe Krejci Mike Mead Eric Tam Mike Waldmann STAGE CREW Larry Banks Rick Fechner Dave Gilbert Bill Hansen Diane Lambert Jim Krejci Pam Lauck Dan Search Janet Talbot VARIETY SHOW SELECTION OF THE NATIONAL BIRD- MIKE WALDMANN, ERIC TAM. TILL THEN (FROM I776)-GYL DUENSING, DAVE CORN. TOYLAND-PAM YOUDELL, DEBBIE MONETA. RINGMASTER-MIKE MASON. CLOWN-DEBBIE MYERS THAT'S A PLENTY- DOLLS. CONEY ISLAND- DAVE CORN, MEL MACHEMER, ERIC STOKES, CRAIG STEENBERGH. 9 SOLACE-CRAIG SCHIMAN. BLUES IN THE NIGHT- BECKY ROBBINS. GEORGE M-BOB PORTER. VICTORIA BORGE-SALLY ANDERSON. STORMY WEATHER-CATHY HART. 1975 SONGS FROM THE WAR OF 1812, THE SOUTH AND THE CIVIL WAR CHOIR: Ruth Atkinson Raya Bauschke Julie Belonger James Chester Kelly Clark Dave Corn Gyi Duensing Bruce Duncan Jeff Flaherty Cathy Hart Paul Jellum Dave Jenson Mel Machemer Karlyn March Kathy Meyer Jannette Miller Holly Mischke Greg Nozicka Brenda Pliley Bob Porter Becky Robbins Ginger Rogers Sharon Schalon Robert Schindler Greg Shafer Connie Slabaugh Dean Starke Craig Steenbergh Eric Stokes Eva Svennson Peggy Swisshelm Janet Talbot Tim Vergot Paula Wesner Pam Youdell Barb Zordell Heather Cowen Tess Fleisher Jamie Biddinger GONE WITH THE WIND Sally Anderson Michelle Barnes Gyl Duensing Sue Matthews Kathy Necas Linda Phillips Becky Shapleigh CIRCUS CAST ARABIAN HORSES: Julie Belonger Donna Bollenbacher Paula Wesner Cathy Yore BELGIAN BEARS: Diane Ackall Cindy Washburn SWEDISH GYMNASTS: Sally Anderson Darma Schlutt INDIAN ELEPHANTS: Mary Hunt Cindy Jellum Kathy Meyer GERMAN TWIRLERS: Lynn Kemp Vicky Kemp AFRICAN LIONS: Kelly Gain Sandy Gotstein Rhonda Edwards Karen Schewe STAGE CREW Teri Taber Gary Thomas Bob Uhrik Bill Welch AMERICAN ENTERTAINMENT ON REVUE FEUDIN, FIGHTIN AND FUSSIN Donna Bollenbacher Rich Braga Volker Gaul Cathy Hart Kevin Hoge Mary Hunt Dave Krajecki Eric Tam BICENTENNIAL MINUTE CHICKEN CATCH A TORY Cathy Hart Patti Gotstein Sue Matthews Eric Tam TWELVE YEARS OF SCHOOL SENIORS: Sally Anderson Donna Bollenbacher Rich Braga Rich Dutton Pam Fechner Kelly Gain Teri Hand Cathy Hart Kevin Hoge Mary Hunt Dave Krajecki Joe Krejci Jane Lough Laura Miller Bob Nepstad Pat Newell Peggy Root Robin Ruff Karen Schewe Eric Tam Sherry Tyler Judy Wheeler CHATTANOOGA CHOO CHOO JUNIORS: Karen Graber Anita Koppier LaDene Korfmacher Mel Machemer Kathy Meyer Jamie Nelson Margo Sherrington Craig Steenbergh Eric Stokes Randi Wilhelmson Mary Wheeler BICENTENNIAL MINUTE THE BOSTON TEA PARTY Jim Agens Julie Belonger Lorrie Federan Kris Meyer Teri Meyer Jamie Sinkiewicz Julie Toussant Paula Wesner STAGE CREW Dave Whipple Mike Woods Carol Meyer Teri Fuzak Marion Waldmann Doug Monte Janet Johnson Mark Mead MAKE-UP Ruth Atkinson Mike Mason Holly Mischke Lisa Thomas THE MCGUIRE SISTERS-JEAN- NETTE ALBEE, JENNIFER ALBEE, TAMMY MILLER. AQUARI US-CONNIE ARNT, CATHY YORE, EXTENSIONS-GUYS AND DOLLS. FLAG SALUTE-BAND MEMBERS DIRECTOR-MR. RICHARD FOLLETT. FACULTY ADVISORS-MRS. JUDY BALL, MR. JAMES BEMBENEK, MR. DENNIS BRUECK, MR. ROB FORBURGER, MRS. CAROL GIBSON, MR. CLIFFORD HERRON, MRS. JANE HILD, MR. KEN HUMES, MR. ARNOLD LESSER, MR. KEN LINDAHL, MR. DENNIS LUNDGREN, MRS. RANDI PRICE, MRS. SUE RAPP, MRS. ANITA RUTLIN, MRS. SHARON SCHERR, MRS. BARB SCHWARZ, MRS. MERLA SINN, MR. JERRY STELLING. SPONSORED BY THE LAKESHORE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL. THE MONSTER MASH Jim Curry Bob Harvey Oyan Gast Dion Menser Doren Menser Cheryl Nitz Kem Sisson Jim Standk BICENTENNIAL MINUTE MINUTE WOMEN Sheila Alcala Sheila Borgersen Laryl Gillis Amy Kahn Michelle Rivette Pegi Yore MAGIC TO DO Jeanette AI bee Jennifer AI bee Scott Caple Steve Dienes Pam Dlouhy Janette Miller Tammy Miller Bob Porter Julie Toussant Laura Woodrick GUYS AND DOLLS Cathy Friske Judy Godfrey Mary Hoffmann Jackie Johnson Theresa Kuhn Gina Leto Jannette Miller Rita Piontek Darma Schlutt Laury Sparks Laura Woodrick Brad Bengtsson Bob Brown Tom Gillis Dan Hansen Mike House Scott Lee Mike Mason Kurt Mead Kem Sisson Greg Shafer Doug Smith Steve Trudell Marc VanOsdal Mike Davis STAGE MANAGER Mike Bradley ASSISTANT DIRECTORS Mike Waldmann Kathy Meyer PROPS Mark Stemm ART WORK Teri Hand John Harris Dave Whipple ACCOMPANISTS Tess Fleisher Rhonda Hoge Arnold Lesser Mel Machemer Kathy Meyer Debbie Myers 11 The 1975-76 Lakeshore Pom-Pon squad consisted of 16 girls; 10 seniors and 6 juniors. The officers were Captain, Cindy Jellum; Co- Captain, Donna Bollenbach- er; Secretary, Mary Hunt; Treasurer, Kathy Meyer; and Mrs. Price, Advisor. The Pom-Pon Girls were very active during the sea- son. They performed at all home football and basketball games and made five sepa- rate performances at St. Joe, Coloma, Buchanan, Edwards- burg, and Cassopolls. They came up with several differ- ent ideas for their routines this year, such as a flash- light routine, a country girl routine, a routine with little girls, plus various steps in- cluding the Charleston, the Bump, and the Soupy Shuf- fle. Besides dancing, the Pom-Pon Girls marched in the Liberty Days Parade, performed as lions, horses, bears, and elephants in the Variety Show, and sponsored the Sponge Throw Booth at the Winter Carnival. They also sold Homecoming Mums to help pay for their new uniforms. In short, the season was very successful and above all, fun. 12 LAKESHORE LANCERETTES FRONT ROW: Cindy Washburn, Melanie Hendrix, Kelly Gain, Paula Wesner. MIDDLE ROW: Cathy Yore, Karen Schewe, Linda Harris, Sandy Gotstein, Cindy Jellum, Donna Bollenbacher, Rhonda Edwards, Diane Ackall. BACK ROW: Kathy Meyer, Deb Myers, Mary Hunt, Julie Belonger. VARSITY This past summer the Varsity Cheerleaders went to an I.C.F. camp at Eastern Michigan University. In competition they won three first place ribbons. During the football and basketball seasons the cheerleaders were at all the varsity games to cheer the players on. The cheerleaders participated in the pep assemblies not only with cheers but in skits. They also gave two separate dinners for the football and basketball teams. PICTURE 2 SHOWS ONE OF THE GIRL'S FAMOUS FORMATIONS. PICTURE 3 SHOWS ALTERNATE DARMA SCHLUTT IN ACTION. PICTURE 5 SHOWS SOME OF THE ANTICS INVOLVED IN THE PEP ASSEMBLIES. IN ACTION JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS J.V. Cheerleaders L to R-Kathy VanOsdal, Jamie Biddinger, Jill Cutshaw, Mary Shawl, Julie Floreani, and Joanie Kuhn. FRONT: Laryl Gillis, MIDDLE L to R: Shelly Borgerson, Jackie Johnson, Mary Kuss, and Peggy Long, TOP: Sonnie Bryant. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS After a week of hard work at Cheerleading Camp, the Freshmen girls came back with many new ideas. The girls cheered the fresh- men team on to a winning season. They also cheered at all of the Girls Varsity Basketball games and sold programs during the Var- sity basketball season. I 17 LAKESHORE JUNIOR MISS Junior Miss pageants are designed to find and honor the nation's ideal senior girls, to recognize their positive ac- complishments, and to stress their admirable qualities and ideas. This year's Junior Miss pageant was sponsored by the Lakeshore Junior Women's Club. Fourteen girls competed in this year's contest. The following awards were presented to the contestants: POISE AND APPEARANCE AWARD, Kathy Necas; CREATIVE ARTS AWARD, Peggy Root; PERFORM- ING ARTS AWARD, Melanie Hendrix; SCHOLASTIC AWARD, Sue Kunkel; PHYSICAL FITNESS AWARD and JUDGES CONFERENCE AWARD, Sandy Gotstein; and SPIRIT OF JUNIOR MISS AWARD, Becky Shapleigh. Con- gratulations to all of the girls for a job well done! Junior Miss runner-ups: First runner-up, Kathy Necas, Sec- ond runner-up, Peggy Root, Third runner-up, Gyl Duensing, Fourth runner-up Sue Contreras. LAKESHORE JUNIOR MISS 1975-1976 MISS SANDY GOTSTEIN Contestants: Sue Contreras Marlene VanZile Sally Anderson Sandy Gotstein Janet Mason Peggy Root Becky Shapleigh Gyl Duensing Deb Swisshelm Melanie Hendrix Karen Wall Sue Kunkel Michelle Barnes Kathy Necas 18 LANCERS WIN 4 AT HOME! FRONT: BOB HARVEY, ODELL BRISTER, SCOTT SMIKLE, BRAD GARDNER, MIKE MISTON, DON CARLSEN, HARRY STADELMAYER, RICH DUTTON. SECOND: FRED FEDERAN, JIM FEDERAN, KEM HOLMES, RON KUHN, JON BOM- BERGER, DAVE KENT, KEVIN CAMPBELL, TOM FRAKES, HANK SCHOENHARD, WAYNE SPENCER. THIRD- GEIR LEGERNES, DAN SEARCH, JIM PORTER, BUD FRENZEL, PAT NEWELL, LARRY TOTH, JIM CURRY, GEOFF SURCH BOB SEARGEREN. BACK: SCOTT KIMBALL, MARK KRAGER, CRAIG SHAFER, PAT UNDERWOOD, MIKE MASON ' TOM JAGER, KEITH AREND, DAVE KIETZER, STEVE SCHUCK. 1. MARK KRAGER TURNS THE CORNER. 2. THE COACHES, TOP- PING, PRICE, AND SANFORD. 3. JIM FEDERAN. 4. BOB HARVEY LOSES HIS HELMET AS HE DIVES OVER THE LINE. LANCER GRIDDERS IN ACTION 5. JIM FEDERAN. 6. DEFENSE! 7. ODELL BRISTER. Varsity Football 21 The 1975 Varsity season was characterized by aggressive, intense play defensively and an even combination of run and pass, offensively. Reaction, pursuit, and gang tackling was stressed this sea- son on defense. Except for two poorly played games, we had an outstanding year controlling the opponent's running game, limiting them to 150 yards per game. Our best effort came from our secondary in setting a school record of just 56 yards per game allowed through the air. Individual standouts for our defensive unit were Craig Shafer, who set a new school record of 126 tackles and was an All-Conference performer; Jim Porter, our monster back and another defense All-Conference player; Tom Jager, who led us with 4 interceptions (one for a touchdown); and Pat Newell, who played a very steady defensive tackle for us. Offensive standouts were Kevin Campbell, a junior quarter- back; Mark Krager, who led the team in rushing with 507 yards; Tom Jager, who led in pass receptions and was an All- Conference performer; and Pat Newell, who made the All- League team as an offensive tackle. Craig Shafer was chosen Most Valuable Player by his teammates. The team was coached by Dave Topping, Dave Price, and Jim Sanford. 1. Keith Arend, the Lancer's punter. 2. Jim Federan waits to get into the game. 3. Bob Harvey: PRIDE. 4. Kevin Campbell. 22 Varsity Football FROSH FOOTBALL 1975 FRONT L to R; Chip Gobert, Marc Glavach, Ralph Humphrey, Todd Kimball, Greg Ahrens, Joe Campbell, Dale Nitz, Ron Burns. 2ND; Brian Geoghan, Tom Lybrook, Matt Mohler, Norm Gruel, Chris DeLoach, Wade Froberg, Bob Steinke, Bill Wolter. 3RD; Rich Bonnell, Chuck Jager, Tom Golubic, Klaus Zielke, Rick Imler, Jesse Jenkins, Ken Miston, Paul Krugler, 4TH; Bill Villa, Tyree Brister, Rich Cross, Ed Wiessner, Pete Bart- schke, Brian Warnock, Glenn Elsasser, Scott Caple. 5TH; Bob DeVries, Marc Florian, Dave Addison, Scott Andrews, John Godush, Gary Looney, Bob Rutherford, John Murphy, 6TH; Larry Martin, Joe Hercik, Bruce Aungst, John Korey, Dan Luth, Coach Maier, Coach Keith. sL It' SCOREBOARD CASSOPOLIS DOWAGIAC BUCHANAN LHS 48 RIVER VALLEY LHS 42 COLOMA LHS 38 BRANDYWINE LHS 44 EDWARDSBURG The freshmen football team earned a highly successful 6-1 season. After the first two games of the season, the Lan- cers turned into a powerhouse, rolling over their foes by a combined score of 224-30. Pete Bartschke led the team with 10 touchdowns, followed by Ron Field with 9. Bartschke was the team's leading ground gainer (504 yds.). He was fol- lowed by Ken Miston (345), Joe Camp- bell (253), and Field (241). Matt Mohler completed 19 of 36 passes, 10 to Bartschke. Leading tacklers were Marc Florian (40) and Bill Wolter (35). Frosh Football 23 1975 LANCER J.V. FOOTBALL FRONT: CHRIS WALL, JEFF FLAHERTY, JOE RODRIQUEZ, KEVIN SMILEY, MITCH MAMMINA, DOUG THOMPSON, BILL CAHILL, DOUG SMITH. 2ND: RICK ROGACKI, MIKE HOLLACHER, JAMIE LINGLE, MIKE HOUSE, FRANK PITTS, PAUL FREER, MIKE PAULSON, DAVE DEVOIR. 3RD: GREG HOPKINS, MARK OWENS, BOB UHRIK, TONY ANTONELLI, MILT RUSSELL, BOB BROWN, KERRY MYERS, MARK VAN OSDAL. BACK: MGR. BIDDINGER, COACH SALVANO, TOM UNDERWOOD, SCOTT LEE, JOE SHAFER, COACH JOHNSON, COACH MIKE SALVANO. LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LH§ I LH ,o ST. JOSEPH CASSOPOLIS DOWAGIAC BUCHANAN RIVER VALLEY U C0L0MA r BRANDYWINE EDWARDSBURG 20 6 20 14 .. I8 1 14 32 0 6 35 EDWARDSBURG 8 93 96 The team scored an average of 11.6 points per game and gave up an aver- age of 12 points per game. PAUL FREER BREAKS AROUND THE CORNER FOR A GAIN. LANCER J.V. ACTION 1. THE LANCER DEFENSIVE LINE; 30- MAMMINA, 32-HOPKINS, 81-UNDER- WOOD, 33-FREER. 2. QB DOUG THOMP- SON GOES UP THE MIDDLE. 3. THE HAND-OFF GOES FROM THOMPSON TO GREG HOPKINS, AS OTHER LANCERS BLOCK. 4. GREG HOPKINS STOPPED AF- TER A GAIN, AS 80-JOE SHAFER LOOKS ON. 5. THE MIGHTY LANCER DEFENSE STOPS A ST. JOE RUNNER. The J.V. Football team ended their season with a 2-3-3 record. Paul Freer led the team in rushing with 770 yards in 157 carries. Greg Hopkins was second with 355 yards in 73 carries. Quarterback, Doug Thomp- son, completed 25 passes in 61 at- tempts for 519 yards. His main target, Kerry Myers, caught 13 passes good for 214 yards. Scoring leader was Paul Freer with 36 points on 6 TD's. Greg Hopkins was next with 4 TD's for 24 points. Leading tacklers were Jamie Lin- gle with 93 and Joe Rodriquez with 78. Kerry Myers and Mitch Mammina led the team with 4 interceptions each. Coach Salvano cited Paul Freer, Doug Thompson, Greg Hopkins, Jamie Lingle, Mitch Mammina, Bob Brown, Dave Devoir, Mark Owens, Tom Under- wood, and Kerry Myers as outstanding players. Bill Johnson was assistant coach. C.C. RUNNERS 1975 Russ Shank Chalks up another victory for the Lancers. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Blake Mathews, Jim Hinkle, and Rex Dickson. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Russ Shank, and John Welch. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Cowgill, Mike Waldmann, Mike Mead, Greg Clarke, Dave Whipple, and Coach Glen Brown. Top runners were Senior, Mike Mead; Junior, Russ Shank; and Freshman, Scott Cowgill. DUAL MEETS:2-9 WE THEY St. Joseph 43 17 Edward sburg 43 20 Cassopolis 32 23 Lake Michigan Catholic 44 18 Benton Harbor 39 22 River Valley 45 18 Dowagiac 20 38 Buchanan 38 21 River Valley 39 22 Coloma 21 38 Brandywine 30 26 INVITATIONALS PLACE POINTS Watervliet 12th 342 New Prairie 10th 268 Albion 9th 2 08 Berrien County 9th 215 Sturgis 8th 195 Brandywine 8th 185 Conference 5th 119 Regional 10th 252 State (Mike Mead) 7th (15:52) 26 Cross Country Mike Mead set new school record of 15:44. The team was coached by Glen Brown. LANCER CROSS COUNTRY 1. Scott Cowgill nears the finish line. 2. Coach Brown checks the results of the meet. 3. Did you get my time. Coach? 4. Coach Brown clocks a runner. 5. John Welch leads the rest of the field. 6. Larry Banks duels one-on-one with a St. Joseph runner. 7. The race begins at the Lakeshore Cross Country course. 8. The team relaxes after a race. The team placed fifth in the Conference. Mike Mead was selected AI I-Conference. LANCER GOLF 1975 FRONT, L to R: Dave Wallis, Kevin Daniel, Brad Sellers, Tom Neal, Dave Haslett, Mike Fisher, Mark Nidiffer, Randy Frye. BACK: Coach Lambert, Chris Horton, Rich Braga, Pat Sayres, Rob Wallis, Don Jones, Don Richards, Bob Gelesko. CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS NEW RECORDS 1. Most wins in a season (19). 2. Best finish in Conference, 1st (1974 1975). 3. Lowest 9 holes on home course (162). 4. Lowest average for an individual, Dave Haslett (40.5). 5. Most matches under 40, Dave Haslett (10). 6. Lowest 9 holes, Dave Haslett (33). 7. Most 9 holes in par or under, Dave Haslett (3). 8. Lowest 18 holes by an individual, Dave Haslett (77). 9. Dave Haslett (Junior) was selected to the All-Conference team for his out- standing play. The team had a record of 15-5. 28 Golf SCOREBOARD afa LHS 158 CASS0P0LIS 166 LHS 177 BUCHANAN 192 LHS 177 BRIDGMAN 195 LHS 175 D0VVAGIAC 165 LHS 17% SOUTH HAVEN 1 3 LHS 186i ST. JOSEPH 1% LHS 186 i RIVER VALLEY 220 • LHS 186 C0L0MA 177 LHS- 179 BRANDYWINE 183 LHS 171 ST. JOSEPH 170 LHS 177 EDWARDSBURG 200 LHS 177 BRIDGMAN ■w tsj 172 iCASSOPOLIS 177 LHS 1 000 BENTON HARBOR For. LHS 184 LAKE MICH. CATH. 179 LHS 134 DOWAGIAC 186 LHS 177 .EDWARDSBURG 188 LHS 171 BUCHANAN 185 LHS 155 RIVER VALLEY 187 LHS 173 COLOMA 179 LHS 182 BENTON HARBOR 196 LHS 170 LAKE MICH. CATH. 172 LHS 172 BRANDYWINE 182 LHS 162 DOWAGIAC 166 LHS 370 LMC INV. 6th LHS 361 BRANDYWINE INV. 8th LHS 357 REGIONALS 7th 1 LHS 342 CONFERENCE 3rd d 1. Dave Haslett relaxes af- ter a golf match. 2. Dave Haslett's smooth swing. 3. Coach Lambert checks the team's scores. 4. The team warms up for a match. 5. Which clubs are mine? Golf 29 DOLLIES TAKE DISTRICTS AGAIN! 1. Karen Wall takes a rebound. 6. Sue Kunkle goes up for the basket. 7. TOP LEFT TO RIGHT; Jodi Rabbers, Ivy Schewe, Mi mi Beutter, Pat Hoge, Gwyn Nolan, Mandy Smith, Karen Wall, Sue Kunkle, Cathy Mensinger, and Coach Dennis Kniola. As usual the Girls Varsity Basketball team completed a successful season with a 17-8 record along with winning their third consecutive district crown. Jodi Rabbers, the team's most valuable player, was responsible for much of the action. She led the team in scoring, with a fan- tastic 405 points, averaging 16.2 points per game. Jodi was a top pick on the Blossomland All-Conference team. Lakeshore also placed Sue Kunkel on the All Conference team for her fine rebounding ability, approximately 18 per game. Sue contributed 259 points, good for a 10.4 average. Sue Kunkel and Mandy Smith were co-captains. Mandy, Debbie Swisshelm, and Karen Wall rounded out the all senior starting line-up. Congratulations Denny's Dollies on your fine season! SCOREBOARD LHS 49 LAKE MICHIGAN CATHOLIC 42 LHS 60 WATERVLIET 13 LHS 31 ST. JOSEPH 54 LHS 53 BERRIEN SPRINGS 48 LHS 57 CASSOPOLIS 59 LHS 30 LAKE MICHIGAN CATHOLIC 31 LHS 73 DOWAGIAC 38 LHS 42 BUCHANAN 43 LHS 60 RIVER VALLEY 68 LHS 98 COLOMA 19 LHS 74 BRANDYWINE 21 LHS 53 EDWARDSBURG 36 LHS 61 CASSOPOLIS 56 LHS 51 DOWAGIAC 33 LHS 42 BUCHANAN 36 LHS 49 RIVER VALLEY 71 LHS 81 COLOMA 36 LHS 60 BRANDYWINE 27 LHS 46 EDWARDSBURG 41 LHS 47 ST. JOSEPH 54 LHS 47 BUCHANAN 27 LHS 48 BRANDYWINE 32 LHS 66 SOUTH HAVEN 16 LHS 59 COLDWATER 57 LHS 45 GULL LAKE 61 GIRL’S J.V. BASKETBALL Let's hear it for the girls on the Junior Varsity Basketball team. They did very well in their first year of competition. The 14 member team had a 16-4 record this season. Kim Foster was the leading scorer on the team and Marlene Peldys led with the most rebounds. Coach Davison said, The girls learned to play as individuals, and that team work was what made them so victorious this year. The Coach also noted that the defense was their strong point this year. He said there was a definite improve- ment shown from the first time they practiced to- gether until the end of the season, resulting in the J.V. conference title. SCOREBOARD LHS 34 LAKE MICHIGAN CATHOLIC 05 LHS 74 WATERVLIET 06 LHS 23 ST. JOSEPH 37 LHS 34 BERRIEN SPRINGS 56 LHS 23 CASSOPOLIS 15 LHS 28 LAKE MICHIGAN CATHOLIC 12 LHS 35 DOWAGIAC 23 LHS 35 BUCHANAN 14 LHS 29 RIVER VALLEY 22 LHS 44 COLOMA 10 LHS 36 BRANDYWINE 17 LHS 36 EDWARDSBURG 33 LHS 38 CASSOPOLIS 16 LHS 32 DOWAGIAC 28 LHS 19 BUCHANAN 08 LHS 21 RIVER VALLEY 24 LHS 22 COLOMA 12 LHS 34 BRANDYWINE 21 LHS 35 EDWARDSBURG 15 LHS 23 ST. JOSEPH 45 1. BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT; Sibyl Weisser, Kim Altic, Dwan Farrow, Kim Foster, Lori Kietzer, Kim Rutherford, Marlene Peldys, Rhonda Ray, Cathy Kunkel, Nancy McGrath, Deanna Gleffe, Deanna Seageren. FRONT; Sherry Wagonmaker, Coach Davison, Mary Beth Varney. 2. There was a fight for the ball. LHS WRESTLING—7TH IN STATE! DUEL MEETS 10-0 FRONT: Jim Hinkle, Doug Smith, Terry Runge, Mike Miston, Russ Shank. BACK: Coach Pi-ice, Joe Offet, Pat Newell, Dave Kent, Jim Curry, Scott Hosnedl. Tom Rennhack, Coach B ittenbender. LHS 32 SCOREBOARD ST. JOSEPH 24 LHS 33 BRANDYWINE 27 LHS 46 BUCHANAN 16 LHS 60 CASSOPOLIS 10 LHS 35 DOWAGIAC 20 LHS 44 BUCHANAN 15 LHS 43 SOUTH HAVEN 18 LHS 58 RIVER VALLEY 3 LHS 50 EDWARDSBURG 3 LHS 46 C0L0MA 9 LAKESHORE INVITATIONAL: 1st NILES INVITATIONAL: 3rd SOUTHWEST INVITATIONAL: 2nd GULL LAKE INVITATIONAL: 1st BLOSSOMLAND CONFERENCE MEET: 2nd DISTRICT TOURNAMENT: 3rd REGIONAL TOURNAMENT: 4th STATE TOURNAMENT: 7th MARK KRAGER: 2ND STATE DOUG SMITH: 2ND STATE MIKE MISTON: 7TH STATE TOM RENNHACK: 7TH STATE 34 Varsity Wrestling Led by a strong delagation of experienced seniors and some outstanding underclassmen, the Lakeshore wrestling team enjoyed its best season ever. The matmen went undefeated in dual meets and were tied for the conference title. They won 3 invitational tournaments, including the prestigious 16 team Holland Invitational. The Lancers advanced 7 wrestlers to the Regionals and 4 to the State tournament, both school records. To climax the season, sophomore Doug Smith and Senior Mark Krager advanced to the finals of the State Class B Tournament. Doug Smith will be back to anchor next year's team along with lettermen Jamie Lingle, Joe Rodriguez, Terry Runge, and Rocco Ligghio. Coach Bittenbender will have a difficult time replacing Seniors Tom Rennhack, Scott Hosnedl, Mark Krager, Joe Offet, and Mike Miston. 1. Doug Smith winning a match at the state meet. 2. Jim Cun- pins his opponent for another victory. 3. Mark Krager with a counter from a takedown. 4. Terry Runge relaxes. Mark Krager: 1976 state run- ner-up at 167. Record 35-2. Career record 102-20 (school record for most wins). 1976 Regional champ. 1973,75,76 Conference champ. Tied with D. Smith for most wins. Doug Smith; 1976 state Class B runner-up. Record 35-2, with 20 pins. 1976 Regional and Conference Champ. Tom Rennhack: 1976 Regional runner-up at 119. Won two matches at the state meet. Career record 85-31-2. 1975, 76 Conference champ. Mike Miston; 1976 Conference champ. 3rd in Regionals and won two matches at the state meet. Career record 52-25-1. 1976 Most Valuable Wrestler. 35 75-76 J.V., FROSH WRESTLERS FROWT: Coach Price, Ron Zordell, Rob Zordell, Bill Cahill, Mark Saurbier, Coach Bittenbender. BACK: Tim Devoir, Dale Delong, Jamie Lingle, Bob Brown, Jeff Nitz, Frank Pitts, Mitch Mammina, Joe Rod- riguez. FRONT: Ralph Humphrey, Bob Harper, Ron Burns. MIDDLE: Ken Mis- ton, John House, Scott Deloach, Joe Campbell, Rick Imler. BACK: Coach Price, Rick Cross, Ron Fields, John Murphy, Leroy Scott, Mark Slabaugh, Coach Bittenbender. J.V. SCOREBOARD LHS 36 ST. JOSEPH 18 LHS 34 LMC 33 LHS 56 CASS0P0LIS 14 LHS 35 BRANDYWINE 21 LHS 30 DOWAGIAC 34 LHS 38 BUCHANAN 6 LHS 32 RIVER VALLEY 12 LHS 28 EDWARDSBURG 14 LHS 28 C0L0MA 17 FROSH SCOREBOARD LHS 42 SOUTH HAVEN 15 LHS 27 BRANDYWINE 33 LHS 41 ST. JOSEPH 8 LHS 30 DOWAGIAC 15 LHS 56 SOUTH HAVEN 6 BRANDYWINE INVITATIONAL: 1st DOWAGIAC INVITATIONAL: 1st LAKESHORE INVITATIONAL: 1st 75-76 VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT: Wayne Spencer, Joe Krejci, Rich Dutton, Ron Kuhn (all Managers). BACK: Hank Schoenhard, Steve Trudell, Rod Nitz, Jim Rosenhagen, Larry Toth, Tom Jager, Coach Lloyd MacTavish, Mike Mason, Keith Arend, Craig Shafer, Jim Porter, Kevin Campbell, Fred Federan. IHS LHS LHS LHS SCOREBOARD 45 ST. JOSEPH 3 CASSOPOLIS 4 SOUTH HAVEN 7 DOWAGIAC 58 BUCHANAN 54 RIVER VALLEY 39 STURGIS 44 BRANDN .VINE 60 COLON! NS ON NDYWINE WARDSBURG SSOPOLIS OWAGIAC 55 ST. JOSEPH 59 BUCHANAN 62 RIVER VALLEY 72 C0L0M-A 49 BRANDYWINE 73 EDWARDSBURG 49 OUTH AVEN 68 74 66 56 90 60 65 69 72 76 64 65 55 71 77 74 63 54 67 55 77 The 1975-76 Lakeshore basketball season began with high expectations and ended with ex- aspiration. The team finished with a record of 4-17, but that is misleading as they were plagu- ed with injuries and inconsistant play throughout the season. Leading scorers were Tom Jager (99FG , 35 FT, 233 pts, 12.94 avg), Jim Porter (63 FG, 33 FT, 159 pts, 11.39 avg), Mike Mason (66FB, 25 FT. 157 pts. 8.72) avg), Craig Shafer (53 FG. 24 FT, 130 pts, 6.19 avg), Larry Toth (47 FG. 29 FT. 123 pts, 6.47 avg), and Kevin Campbell (44 FG, 30 FT, 118 pts. 6.56 avg). Jim Porter led the team in free throw shooting as he netted 33 of 41 for 81%. Leading rebounders were Tom Jager with 236 and Mike Mason with 174. Tom Jager had 45 block- ed shots. Kevin Campbell led the team in assists and steals with 76 and 46, respectively. Named honorable mention to the All-Conference team were Jim Porter and Tom Jager. With the bulk of the team returning next year, chances look bright for next season. 38 Varsity Basketball LHS HOOP ACTION 1. Larry Toth fights for a rebound. 2. Craig Shafer attempts a short jumper over a St. Joe defender. 3. Mike Mason-52 and Tom Jager-54 attempt a tip as Craig Shafer watches the action. 4. Fred (Fuzz) Federan attempts a jump shot. 5. Mike Mason shows a strong sense of determination as he drives to the basket. LAKESHORE LANCERS 40 Varsity Basketball 1. Jim Rosenhagen drives to the bas- ket. 2. Tom Jager with a short jumper against the Bears. 3. Larry Toth-44 and Rod Nitz-40 fight for a rebound as Dave Devoir looks on. 4. Greg Hopkins- 20 and Craig Shafer-32 rebound as Jim Porter-24 watches the action. 5. Craig Shafer and Tom Jager fight under the boards. 6. Larry Toth-44 and Rod Nitz-40. 75-76 FROSH B-BALL GO 16-4 FRONT: Mark Glavach, Mark Tyler, Chuck Jager, Craig Warner. MIDDLE: Matt Mohler, John Welch, Pete Bartschke, Tyree Brister, Dave Goodwin, Chip Gobert, Greg Ahrens. BACK: Mark Florian, Bob Rutherford, Tom Gaul, Dan Luth, John Korey, Scott Andrews, Mike Pfeil, Coach Jim Maier. The 1975-76 Lancer Freshmen Basketball team had a very successful season, finishing with a 16-4 mark. They were 5-1 in non-conference play, losing only to Benton Harbor in the Championship round of the Lancer Holiday Tournament. The Frosh were 11-3 in Blossom- land Conference action, good for second place. The ninth graders averaged 61 points per game and allowed a stingy 47.9. The Freshmen had a balanced attack with Mark Florian, Dave Goodwin, Scott Andrews, and Matt Moh- ler leading the team in scoring. Tom Gaul was the leading player in accuracy, shoot- ing 52% from the floor. Besides balanced scoring and a stingy defense, the ninth gradres dominated both boards. Scott Andrews, Mark Florian, Bob Rutherford, Tom Gaul and John Korey were the leaders in rebounding. Mark Tyler, Matt Mohler and Scott Andrews were the leaders in assists, while Tom Gaul was the leader in blocked shots. The high point of the season was the gradual improve- ment of the squad, as they won eleven of their last twelve contests. SCOREBOARD LHS 38 BUCHANAN LHS 57 CASSOPLOLIS 3 LHS 47 DOWAGIAC 5 LHS 62 BERRIEN SPRINGS 5 LHS 49 RIVER VALLEY 6 LHS 51 UPTON 4 LHS 55 BRIDGMAN 4 LHS 65 BENTON HARBOR 6 LHS 58 COLOMA 3 LHS 61 BRANDYWINE LHS 63 EDWARDSBURG 2 LHS 59 CASSOPOLIS 5 LHS WIN DOWAGIAC LHS 54 MILTON 3 LHS 61 BUCHANAN 4 LHS 67 RIVER VALLEY 83 LHS 80 COLOMA 39 LHS 85 BERRIEN SPRINGS 66 LHS 67 BRANDYWINE 56 LHS 74 EDWARDSBURG 32 Frosh Basketball 41 LANCER JAYVEES WIN 14! FRONT: Doug Thompson, Mike Roulson, Chris Wall. MIDDLE: Mike Dame, Dave Devoir, Paul Freer, Odell Brister, Scott Smikle, Greg Hopkins, Mike House, Rick Rogacki. BACK: Coach Jim Sanford, Tony Antonelli, Mark Stock- well, Dan Hanson, Scott Lee, Tom Underwood, Joe Shafer, Kerry Myers, Coach Dennis Kugle. m OREBOARD •$$$] LHS 45 ST. JOSEPH 63 LHS 73 CASSOPOLIS [ .47 . LHS 53 SOUTH HAVEN 48 LHS 61 DOWAGIAC LHS 77 BUCHANAN LHS 60 RIVER VALLEY LHS 49 STURGIS LHS 59 BRANDYWINE COLQMA BRONSON 4( ■ _ BRANDYWINE b' 57 EDWARDSBURG 4i 63 CASSOPOLIS LH! LHL „ ... - LHS 52 DOWAGIAC 53 LHS ,43 ST. JOSEPH 65 LHS 50 BUCHANAN 41 LHS 55 RIVER VALLEY 58 LHS 58 COLOMA 50 LHS 72 BRANDYWINE 68 LHS 79 EDWARDSBURG 63 The 1975-76 Lakeshore J.V. basket- ball team enjoyed a fine 14-6 season, good for second in the Blossomland Con- ference. They also won the Sturgis Holi- day Tournament. The team emphasized defense as they allowed only 53.1 pts. per game, while scoring 59.4. Leading scorers were Scott Lee (300 pts, 15.0 avg), Odell Brister (228 Pts, 13.4 avg), Scott Smikle (139 pts., 7.0 avg), Paul Freer (116 pts, 5.8 avg), and Doug Thompson (112 pts, 5.6 avg). Leading rebounders were Scott Lee with 227 and Odell Brister with 197. Doug Thompson led the team in assists with 70. Coach Sanford cited Scott Lee as a very consistent scorer and rebounder with a great future. He also cited Odell Brister as a player tough in clutch. 42 J.V. Basketball 1. Kerry Myers. 2. Odell Brister and Scott Lee fight for a rebound. 3. Scott Smikle. 4. Odell Brister hauls down a rebound. 5. Tom Underwood. 6 Odell Brister, jump- shot. J.V. Basketball 43 VOLLEYBALL WINS The varsity team, coached by Miss Botts and co-captained by Jodi Rab- bers and Sally Anderson, finished the season with an excellent 23-10 re- cord, placing second to Buchanan in the con- ference. Highlights of the season included winning the district tournament, and playing in the regional finals in Sturgis. Out of the 70 girls that tried out for the team, 10 were selected for the varsity and 14 for the junior varsity. Jodi Rab- bers was voted most val- uable player, Sally Ander- son most improved player, and Kim Brown received the spirit award. Jodi Rabbers and Gwyn Nolan were selected for the all conference team and Mandy Smith received honorable mention. 44 Varsity Volleyball FRONT; Coach Botts, Sally Anderson, Mimi Beutler, Mandy Smith, Karen Schewe, MID- DLE: Ivy Schewe, Kim Brown. BACK: Jodi Rabbers, Gwyn Nolan, Kim Foster, Kathy Men- singer, Cheryl Nitz. DISTRICT TITLE J.V. VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW, Dawn Farrow and Lauri Dick. SECOND ROW: Sabrina Sively, Damita Edwards, Lynn Kemp, Hilda Arevalo, Mary Beth Varney, and Diane Boelcke, Coach. THIRD ROW: Kris Meyers, Deanna Seagren, Donna Harris, Kim Rutherford, Linda Snyder, and Koni Grewitt. J.V. Volleyball team ended its season with their first winning record, 13-7. The team was captained by Sabrina Sively, and coached by Miss Boelcke. The Most Valuable Player award went to Mary Beth Varney and the Most Improved Player award went to Kris Meyers. The team spirit awards went to Mary Beth Vamey and Linda Snyder. Coach Boelcke feels that many of these players will be a great addi- tion to next year's varsity team. 1976 LAKESHORE J.V. BASEBALL FRONT: Ron Bums, Mike House, Mark Glavach, Mark Nidiffer, Jeff Wisneski, Matt Mohler. MIDDLE: Joe Campbell, Chip Gobert, Brian Wamock, Mike Paulsen, Bob Gelesko, Kevin Daniel. BACK: Greg Nozicka, Brian Grau, Flynn Clanton, Harry Stadelmayer, Shawn Patzer, Coach Keith. LHS 9 LHS 18 ItjHS 5 lHS 16 4.HS 13 6 8 3 2 8 !! SCOREBOARD DOWAGIAC BUCHANAN _ , BENTON HARBOR BENIjON HAkBOR COECMA ywine: b andVwine CASSOPOWS BERRI' H SPRINGS 0 MICHIGAN LUTHERAN 3 MICHIGAN LUTHERAN 10 DOWAGIAC 2 CASS0P0LIS 0 RIVER VALLEY 4 BERJMEN SPRINGS 0 CO OMA 9 DYWINE 1 The Lancer JV Baseball team enjoyed a fine 11-6 season. Of their 6 losses, 4 were by 2 runs or less and the other 2 came against Michigan Lutheran's varsity. Leading hitter was Dave Goodwin with a .442 average. Later in the season he was brought up to the varsity to also lead that team in hitting. Dave Goodwin also led with 19hits, 14 RBI's and 1 home run. He shared the lead- ership in runs with Bob Gelesko, each scoring 19. Other leading hitters were Brian Grau at .333, Brian Warnock at .320, and Mike House at .304 . Leading pitcher was Doug Thompson with a 5-1 record and 1.72 ERA. J.V. Basketball 47 1976 LANCER VARSITY BASEBALL FRONT: Managers Mike Mervenne and Brian Warnock. MIDDLE: Dave Zielke, Paul Freer, Mark Owens, Dave Goodwin, Ron Moschioni, Scott Smikle, Tom Frakes. BACK: Coach Benoit, Jeff Caple, Kurt Hartline, Craig Shafer, Mike Mason, Scott Kimble, Jim Porter, Mike Woods, Coach Sanford. LHS 2 DOWAGIAC 3 LHS 2 DOWAGIAC 3 LHS 1 BUCHANAN 14 LHS 2 BUCHANAN 5 LHS 12 BENTON HARBOR 11 LHS 15 BSNJ3U HARBOR 10 LHS 10 BtoTOI HARBOR 5 LHS 0 RWS£ VA1.LEY 1 LHS 3 RIVER VAlLEY 2 LHS 8 CASS0POLIS 7 LHS 4 CASSOPOLIS 5 LHS 4 'C0L®ilA 6 LHS 12 COLOMA 5 LHS 4 NEJA PRARIE 10 LHS 2 NEW PRARIE 1 LHS 0 EDWARDSBURG 1 LHS 5 EDWARDSBURG 1 LHS 5 ST.JOSEPH 6 LHS 3 ST. JOSEPH 8 LHS 1 ST.JOSEPH 2 LHS 3 BRANDYWINE 8 LHS 1 BRANDYWlME 3 LHS 2 m BRANDYWINE 4 I LHS 3 --haOUTH HAVEN 13 Lakeshore's Varsity Baseball team ended the season with a record of 8-16, but they could have easily been 18-6 because 10 of their losses were by 2 runs or less. Dave Goodwin led the team in hitting with a .414 aver- age. Mike Woods and Jeff Caple led the team in homers with 2 each. Tom Frakes led in RBI's with 16. Scott Kimble was the leading hurler going 4-1 with a 2 .40 ERA. Jeff Caple was named to the All-Blossomland team. Mike Woods and Tom Frakes received honorable mention. 48 Varsity Baseball BASEBALL ACTION 1. Mike Mason on the hill with his windup. 2. Mason's pitch looks good. 3. Mike Woods after one of his many base hits. 4. Jim Porter drills a long one. 5. Ron Moschioni. 6. Mike Woods, a great defensive infielder. 7. Craig Shafer played a steady first base. Varsity Baseball 49 G I R L S S o F T B A L L 1. Patty Hoge, Pitcher. 2. Sibyl Weisser, Outfielder. 50 ROW ONE; Sherri Wagonmaker, mgr., Sibyl Weisser, coach, Jodi Rabbers, Mandy Smith, Lori Kietzer, Mary Wilke, Sally Anderson, Jamie Sinkiewicz, Kathy Mensinger, Marlene Peldys, Patty Hoge, Kim Gwyn Nolan, Val Vincent, Mary Beth Varney, Grace Brown, Coach Botts. Callender, mgr. ROW TWO; Diane Boelcke, asst. The girls softball team enjoyed a very suc- cessful season this year winning eighteen games and losing only five. The team placed third in the conference, and won the pre-district game qualifying them for the district tournament which was hosted by Lakeshore. Kathy Men- singer, Jodi Rabbers and Mandy Smith led the team in hitting and were selected for the all conference team as outfielder, catcher and first baseman. Patty Hoge received honorable men- tion as pitcher and Val Vincent as outfielder. Jodi Rabbers was voted most valuable player, Jamie Sinkiewicz most improved player and Mary Beth Varney received the team spirit award. SCOREBOARD LHS 26 Benton Harbor 11 LHS 18 Dowagiac 8 LHS 15 Buchanan 4 LHS 2 River Valley 3 LHS 28 Cassopolis 1 LHS 47 Coloma 6 LHS 22 L.M.C. 10 LHS 11 Edwardsburg 5 LHS 38 Cassopolis 8 LHS 29 Berrien Springs 14 LHS 11 Dowagiac 5 LHS 16 Buchanan 6 LHS 8 River Valley 11 LHS 10 Coloma 0 LHS 2 Brandywine 13 LHS 11 Benton Harbor 2 LHS 7 Edwardsburg 6 LHS 22 Brandywine 19 LHS 18 South Haven 2 LHS 7 River Valley 8 1. Lori Kietzer, Third baseman. 2. Val Vincent, Outfielder. 3. Mandy Smith, First and Second base. 4. Sheri Wagon- maker, manager. 5. Sally Anderson, Pitcher. 6. Kim Brown makes an attempt for home. 7. Jodi Rabbers, Catcher. 8. Lori Kietzer at Third Base. 9. Patty Mensinger up to bat. 10. Kim Brown, Third Baseman. J V.—(RIGHT): FRONT: Bob Harper, Brad Bengtsson, Kathy VanOsdal, Tim DeVoir. BACK: Pat Hoffmann, Craig Warner, Blair ZordelI, Mark VanOsdal, and the Coach. VARSITY—(ABOVE): FRONT: Dave DeVoir, Todd Wittmann, Mitch Mammina, Bob Harper, Dave Haslett, Doug Smith. BACK: Mike Pfile, John Welch, Mark Stemm, Rick Dutton, Dale DeLong, Chuck Jager. The Tennis team won second place in the Blossomland Conference race, and tied for first place in the Conference meet. The team was improved over last year and is looking for a first place next year. 1. Todd Whitmann 2. Rick Dutton 3. Tim Eversole 4. Mike Pfeil 5. Mark Stemm 6. Mitch Mamina 7. John Welch 8. Mike Pfeil 9. Doug Smith 10. Coach Salvano 11. Tim Eversole 12. Mitch Mamina 13. Dale Delong BACK: Mrs. Scherr, Cathy Mensinger, Julie Bonczkowski, Tina Varney, Rhonda Ed- wards, Nancy McGrath, Donna Harris, Marlene Peldys, Shelly Borger- son, Sue Farrow, Pat Beck, Cathy Kunkel, Cathy Friske, Mr. Scherr, MIDDLE: Kim Foster, Cathy Katsolus, Janel Root, Sonnie Bryant, Julie Spiegel, Giggi Melcher, Jean Mattews, Laural Gil Ms, Dawn Farrow, Pam Clem, Tammy Noth- durft, Amy Kahn. FRONT: Jodi Rabbers, Kim Altic, Jackie Wagner, Debby Blaker, Damita Edwards, Ivy Schewe, Laurie Sparks, Mimi Beutter, Marcy Gantenbein, Peggy Long. This years 1976 girls' track team repeated its spectacular showing at state finals by cap- turing fourth place in the 1976 Class B Finals held at Comstock. The finalists this year in- cluded Rhonda Edwards who is the Class B state Champion in the 220 yard dash at 25.1 sec; Janel Root who placed fourth in the 880 yard run; Mimi Beutter in the shot put placed fifth; Lakeshore's mile relay of Cathy Friske, Sue Farrow, Janel Root and Peggy Root placed eighth and Marlene Peldys and Linda Harris both qualified to the state finals in the hurdles. Other outstanding performances this year came from Sue Farrow, Marlene Peldys, Kim Foster, Ivy Schewe, Marci Gantenbein, Shelly Burgerson, Debbie Blaker and Sonnie Bryant. A combined total of 45 girls contributed to a fine 8-0 dual record, third place at the Otsego Relays, fourth place at regional, first place at the Blossom and Conferences and helped to secure for Lakeshore the first All Sports Trophy ever awarded in the Blossom land Conference for girls. 55 76 LANCER TRACK: 2nd IN BUD BACK: Coach Topping, Mike Hoge, Tom Underwood, Ron Field, Dave Jensen, Dan Luth, Tom Jager, Mike Mead, Larry Toth, Keith Arend, Coach Brown. CENTER: Ed Weissner, Schuyler Schmidt, Mark Youdell, Ray Coulombe, Jim Hartman, Russ Shank, Jim Hinkle, Brian Bassett, Jim Curry, Bob Harvey, Blake Mathews. FRONT: Jeff Bassett, Jamie Lingle, Tony Peldys, Dan Gerber, Kerry Meyers, Scott Cowgill, Pete Bartschke, Marc Florian, John Goetz, Rex Dickson. The 1976 track team was second in the Blossomland Conference. Our dual meet record was 5-2 in the Blossomland Conference. The highpoint of the dual meets was beating Brandywine by a score of 74-58. Our best invitational performance was at Comstock where we finished seventh with 24 pts. We were eighth at East Kentwood and Western Michigan, ninth at Sturgis, and finished with 28| pts. at the Twin-City Rotary meet. At the regional we finished fourth, and quali- fied Tom Jager, Mike Mead and Kerry Myers for the State Meet. Tom Jager finished seventh at State in the high hur- dles for 2 pts. Our top three scorers in 1976 were: Tom Jager-177 pts., Keith Arend-121 pts., and Mike Mead- 68 pts. We set five school records this year: Discus-Larry Toth-124'9 , HighJump- Kerry Myers-6'4 , 120 yd. High Hur- dles-Tom Jager-14.8, Mile-Mike Mead-4:24.0, and 2 Mile-Mike Mead- 9:30.0. New Freshman records were set in the Discus, Long Jump, 880 yd. run, 440 yd. dash, and the Mile relay. Senior letter winners were: Rich Braga, Dave Jensen, Keith Arend, Brian Bassett, Mark Krager, Mike Mead, Mike Miston, and Mike Waldmann. 1. Kerry Meyers shows his record form in the high jump with 6'4 . 2. Mike Mason tosses the discus. 3. Bud Frenzel was also a great high jumper. 4. Tom Jager shows his winning form in the hurdles and long jump. 5. Mike Miston was the senior pole vaulter. 6. Keith Arend shows his style with a long long jump. QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is the Na- tional Honorary Journalism Soci- ety. To become a member of this club, one must first be in the upper third of their class, and in addition do outstanding work in journalism. Four new members, meeting these requirements, were inducted this year: Brian Bas- sett, Dave Jensen, Pam Koebel, and Gy I Duensinq. SEATED L. to R. Mr. Greendonner; advisor, Kathy Hart, and Dave Jensen. STANDING: Donna Bollenbacher, Gyl Duensing, Pam Koebel and Mrs. Johns; advisor. 60 The Lakeshore Stage Crew, under the direction of Mr. Ken Lin- dahl, has brought the auditorium to the close of another successful year. The crew, along with the auditorium management class, was re- sponsible for the complete technical work on band concerts, choral concerts, the Variety Show, and designing and constructing the sets for Oklahoma and An Italian Straw Hat . They also worked with professional organizations such as Baroda, Stevensville, and Blos- somtime Queen Contests, TheCristy Minstrels, Twin City Symphony, and Civic Benefits presentation of 1776 . One individual that worked with the group said, Professionalism is a well sought after talent, this crew shouldn't search any farther. 61 FUTURE SECRETARIES This year's members of F.S.A., who are sponsored by Miss Marschke and Mrs. Sprague, have been very active. Six educational meetings were held to help the members understand the secretarial field. Speakers for these meetings were from area businesses such as Whirlpool, Cook Nuclear Plant, Berrien County Courthouse, and the National Secretaries Association. Fund raising was another important function for F.S.A. The members participated in numerous bake sales, typing term papers, and had a very sucessful M M candy sale. The money derived from these fund raising activities will go toward a scholarship fund, awarded to the most deserving senior member of F.S.A. 62 BOTTOM Barbara Spears, Laura Miller, Julie Belonger, Roberta Richards, Pam Fechner, and Pam Youdell. BACK Felicia Villa, Ursula Smaka, Raya Bauschke, Sharon Vitek, and Jill Lachman. Last year the German Club was quite active. They gave a dinner for several teachers in honor of their German exchange teacher, and they participated in the Winter Carnival. They also celebrated Fasching, which is similar to the Mardi Gras. Members include: Barb Bartschke, Lorraine Reinhardt, Karen Bellinger, Cheryl Thar, Karen Schewe, Craig Grae- ber, Volker Gaul, Lynn Kemp, Vicky Kemp, Brian Grau, Brian Bassett, Carol Stelter, Ro- setta Tunis, Ray Coulombe, Vickie Boelcke, Peggy Root, Scott Walters. Officers were: Mary Boelcke, President, BarbZordell, Vice-President, Diane Ackall, Secretary, Vicky Kemp, Treasurer. MEDICAL CAREERS At the first meeting, the following of- ficers were elected: Peggy Root, President, Ed Quinones, Vice-President, Mary Wheeler, Secretary, Carol Stream, Treasurer, and Mr. Ramthun serving as advisor. The first activity the Club participated in was a trip to the Lakeshore Pharmacy where the head pharmacist explained how the business was run and the schooling that was required. Dr. Warner, a local veterinarian brought in a film and gave a lecture on Veterinary Medicine. The Club had a booth in the Winter Carnival and ended the year with a trip to M.S.U.'s Vet-A-Visit and a tour of Upjohns. Some members of the Medical Careers Club include: BACK ROW-Sharon Vitek, Elaine Zeilke, Ladene Korfmacher, Theresa Scott. FRONT ROW-Ruth Atkinson, Barb Zordell, Mr. Ramthun, Carol Stelter, and Peggy Root. 64 SKI CLUBBERS ARE ACTIVE!! FRONT: Emily Gantenbein, Diane Lambert, Diane Sitek, Karen Wall, Kelly Gain, Karen Schewe. MIDDLE: Kathy Van Osdal, Beth Nepsted, Mary Getz, Holly Mischke, Debbie Blaker, Paula Wesner, Lisa Graham, Julie Spiegel. BACK: Cathy Kunkel, Marlene Peldys, Steve Sipes, Mark Van Osdal, Sara Swanson, Cheryl Zandarski, Lisa Mason. 1. Bill Flash Restivo, club photographer? 2. Bob Nepsted receives the Ski Club scholar- ship. 3. President Sue Kunkel receives award. 4. Club Couple:’ Mike Waldmann and Kelly Gain. Ski Club 65 SCIENCE CLUB KNEELING: Terry Meyer, Valerie Miller SEATED: Dave Wallis, Larry Banks, Ed Warda STANDING: Mr. Meyer, Tim Rantz, Tom Pantelleria SCIENCE CLUB President: Larry Banks Vice President: Tom Pantelleria Secretary: Ed Warda Treasurer: Dick Berndt The Science Club is set up to pursue and increase its member's knowledge of science. This year the Science Club built their first homecoming float and tied for first place with the FFA, set up booths for the Winter Carnival, and went on a field trip to Clark Equipment Company. They are also considering buying a laser for the school and using it to set up communica- tions with the Junior High and St. Joseph High. 66 KEY CLUB 75-76 FRONT L to R; Bob Harvey, Kurt Mead, Ron Kuhn, Eric Stokes, James Curry, and Tom Gi 11 is. SECOND ROW; Mr. Wroblewski, Mark Tuttle, Scott Gillette, Jim Stancik, Scott Lee, Chris Statz, Mike Waldmann, Dan Hanson, Rich Braga, Volker Gaul, Pat Underwood, and Mike Mead. THIRD ROW; Rick Dutton, Joe Krejci, Brad Bengtsson, Al Ochsner, and Matt Daniels. This year's Key Club, led by Rich Braga, President, Kevin Hoge, Vice President, Kurt Mead, Treasurer, and Scott Lee, Secretary, participated in many worthwhile activities. The first was helping the Salvation Army ring for money . Another event was the annual Christmas Tree Pickup . The Club picked up many trees throughout the Lakeshore area, and later burned them near Roosevelt School. Along with the L . Club, the Key Club helped to spon- sor the Faculty Arkansas Gems game. This past spring, the Key Club in- ducted 16 new members to replace the 17 graduating seniors. MATH CLUB FRONT ROW: Cheryl Thar, Cathy Hart, Sandy Gotstein, Robin Ruff, Joe Krejci. BACK ROW: Brian Bassett, Mike Waldmann, Volker Gaul, Burt Leland, Bob Nepstad and Mr. Porter, advisor. The Mu Alpha Theta Club, better known as the Math Club consists of students who have maintained a 3.00 average in math and are taking a fourth year. Last year they participated in studying for the Michigan Mathema- tics Prize Competition Test. They also played math in- clined games at several of their meetings. Members in- cluded: Rick Lausman, Michael Waldmann, Joe Krejci, Cathy Hart, Cheryl Thar, Brian Bassett, Volker Gaul, Burt Leland, Sandy Gotstein, Bob Nepstad, Robin Ruff, Ron Kuhn. Their advisor was Mr. Porter. 68 75-76 L CLUB FRONT: Karen Scheme, Karen Wall, Linda Harris, Deb Swisshelm, Dion Menser, Ivy Schewe. BACK: Mr. Maier, Rich Dutton, Ron Kuhn, Tom Jager, Mike Mason, Jim Porter, Pat Newell. The L Club has ended an- other prosperous year in ser- vice to the Lakeshore athletic program under the supervision of Mr. Maier. The Club once again purchased corsages for coaches' wives during home- coming. Under the leadership of President Sue Kunkel, VP Ron Kuhn, and Secretary Ka- ren Wall, The L Club got support for our athletes. They sponsered a Freshmen boys basketball Christmas tourna- ment, an event which will continue annually. They helped at all athletic func- tions by controlling crowds, taking tickets, sweeping floors, setting equipment or helping with scoring. With the help of the Key Club, they brought in a profession- al women's basketball team, the Arkansas Gems, to play the male faculty, which proved to be quite entertain- ing . NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIOR MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: Sue Kunkel, Gyl Duensing, Carol Stream, Peggy Root, Carol Stelter. MIDDLE ROW: Cindy Jellum, Mary Hunt, Cathy Hart, Cheryl Thar, Becky Shapleigh, Tracie Greuel. LAST ROW: Joe Krejci, Mike Waldmann, Mike Mead, Volker Gaul, Ron Kuhn, Sandy Gotstein. FALL INDUCTEES. FRONT ROW: Pam Ffchner, Robin Ruff, Karen Wall, Mandy Smith, Teri Hand, Jane Lough. MIDDLE ROW: Bob Nepstad, Donna Bollenbacher, Kelly Gain, Barb Bartschke, Rick Lausman. LAST ROW: Dion Menser, Lorraine Reinhardt, Richard Dutton, Craig Shafer, Steve Hannah, Briam Bassett, Sharon Vitek. National Honor Society is one of the highest honors a high school student can earn. Membership is based on knowledge, scholarship, character, leadership and service. Spring Inductees this year included: BurtLeland, Mel Machemer, Galen Meyer, Ruth Atkinson, Scott Gillette, Julie Boncz- kowski, Teresa Kuhn, Ron Wesner, Kathy Men- singer, Karen Avery, Julie Belonger, Laura Shap- leigh, Donna Potts, Cathy Friske, Rhonda Ed- wards and Jeanne Graber. 70 1975-1976 LAKESHORE F.F.A. FRONT: Mr. Marcy, Richard Schuck, John Nimtz, John Jakubs, Larry Mead. MIDDLE: Dave Byers, Mike Wharton, Doug Terry, Brian Wahl, John Ster. BACK: Bill Villa, Brad Reitz, Bill Teifke, Ray Schedler. PRESIDENT: RON WESNER VICE PRESIDENT: DALE SCHLUTT SECRETARY: SANDY HORA TREASURER: PATTY GRUSS SENTINEL: TOM WOODRICK REPORTER: KURT HARTLINE FUTURE FARMERS The Lakeshore chapter of the FFA was again quite involved with its activities this year. They helped out with the Christ- mas Dance, sold Christmas trees, held the Chicken BBQ after the Blossom Parade, and held the awards banquet. FRONT: Tom Woodrick, Chuck Mead. MIDDLE: Deb Blaker, Chris Trapp, Donna Schlutt, Pam Clem. BACK: Belinda Jones, Kurt Hartline, Ron Wesner, Mike Gusse, Rick Welch, Bob Uhrik, Dale Schlutt, Mr. Phillippi. THESPIANS Last year the Thespians had an approximate forty club members under the direction of Mr. Lin- dahl . The Thespians participated in the annual Variety Show and also a children's special which they performed for various groups. They had bake sales and also a Spring Induction in which mem- bers became True Thespians by having enough credits and points. Members included, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Arnt, Holly Mischke, Laura Shapleigh, Lisa Thomas. 2ND ROW, Shiela Alcala, Sue Lentz, Terry Meyer, Suelmbs, Lori Federan. 3RD ROW, Paula Wes- ner, Margot Sherrington, Peggy Yore, Michelle Rivette, Kathy Kunkel,Julie Belonger. 4TH ROW, Cathy Hart, Shelly Borgerson, Lisa Ball, Chris Robertson, Ruth Atkinson, Beth Nepstad SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW: Cassie Geary, Terry Branch, Becky Shapleigh-President. SECOND ROW: Hilda Arevalo, Laura Shapleigh- Secretary, Carol Stream-Treasurer, Terri Gelander, Judy Beck, Forrest Wenman. THIRD ROW: Jackie Amicarelli, Patty Cheek, Pat Beck, Judy Meyer-Ass't. Secretary, Mr. Inquilla. The Spanish Club began the year with a Spanish dinner for the members. In October, the club sold candy bars to the public, and also open to the public was a Spanish Club dinner in November. For the Winter Carnival, Spanish Club held another dinner and spon- sored the Lollipop Tree Booth. After the Win- ter Carnival, another candy sale took place. In February, Spanish Club had a Spanish Luncheon for interested teachers.The remain- der of the club's activities were club-centered, involving participation from members. NOT PICTURED: Richard Dutton-Sergeant-at-arms, Cindy Jellum, Sue Kunkel, Denise Mueller, Barb Scott-Ass't. Treasurer, SueCortson, Sue Holobaugh, Sara Swanson, and Tracy Hamlin. 73 The 1975-76 Lakeshore Student Council consisted of 51 hard working members. Led by President Cathy Hart, the Student Council sponsored many activities. Among these activities were the Variety Show, Home- coming, Winter Carnival, Assemblies, and many dances. The new activities brought about by the Council this year were the Halloween assembly, the Ethics committee, and a Blossom- land Dance. The Student Council was also responsible for furnishing the snack bar at lunch and at all home basketball games and wrestling matches. Student Council members are ele’cted by the student body and help to bring good for all students. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Kathy Ridenour Lisa Thomas Doris Peterson Randi Wilhelmsen Kathy Meyer Jeanne Graber Mike Mason Julie Belonger Stephanie Holcomb Belinda Fincher Kim Brown SOPHOMORE REPRESENT- ATIVES FRONT ROW; Rhonda Essig, Patti Gotstein, Ladene Korfmacher, Janet Talbot, Diane Lambert. BACK ROW; Kathy Campbell, Mark Owens, Kim Rutherford, Dave Wallis, Jackie Amicarelli, Mary Getz. SENIOR MEMBERS FRONT ROW; Becky Shapleigh, Roberta Richards, Sally Anderson, Sandy Gotstein, Sue Kunkel, Linda Harris, Be Linda Brown. MIDDLE ROW; Mike Woods, Ron Kuhn, Dave Corn, Mary Hunt, Cathy Hart, Donna Bollenbacher. BACK ROW; Volker Gaul, Kevin Hoge, Michael Waldmann, Kurt Mead, Bob Nepstad, Tom Gerber. FRESHMEN REPRESENT- ATIVES FRONT ROW; Sandy Keller, Kim Altic, Craig Warner, Kelly State. BACK ROW; Mark Harder, Linda Snyder, Chris Pauler, Peggy Long, Ron Bums. 76 The Lakeshore Drifter THE STAFF: Gyl Duensing, editor; Brian Bassett Chris Statz, Mike Miston, Michelle Barnes, Debby Buchanan, Kurt Mead, Rick Fink, Mark Brouse, Dave Jensen, Ronde Essig, Tonda Huebner, Tom Pitts, Craig Root, Linda Sarola, and Mrs. Johns, advisor. Under the leadership of Mrs. Johns, the Lakeshore Drifter began the year with nineteen staff members. The staff successfully produced sixteen editions of the Drifter, including special selections at Christmas and Graduation. The Drifter was highlighted by columns such as Super Senior and Periscope. Exciting sports articles, controver- sial editorials, and puzzling word finds also added much excitement to the Drifter. Contributions of students and teachers, many hours of hard work, and a few heated de- bates proved worthwhile when The Lakeshore Drifter was awarded the plaque for the best front page topography in Southwestern Michigan. CHOIR UNDER DIRECTION OF MR. LUNDGREN CHOIR CANDIDS CONCERT CHOIR FIRST ROW: Janet Talbot, Jamie Biddinger, Janette Miller, Julie Belonger, Paula Wesner, Ginger Rogers, Barb Zordell. SECOND ROW: Holly Mischke, Nancy French, Peggy Swisshelm, Becky Rob- ins, Patty Hoge, Gyl Duensing, Karlyn March, Cathy Hart. THIRD ROW: Tess Fliescher, Kelly Clark, Connie Slabaugh, Bob Porter, Dean Starke, Eric Stokes, Craig Steenbergh, Brenda PIiley, Janet Ma- son, Heather Cowan. FOURTH ROW: Eva Svensson, Bob Schindler, Randy Dienes, Randy Demorrow, Tim Vergot, Bruce Duncan, Mel Machemer, Dan Surch, Richard Schuck, Greg Shafer, Raya Bau- schke. Girls' Concert Choir-Theresa Gambill, Sandy Snelling, Cheryl Castle, Cindy Santoro, Debby Buchanan, Rosetta Tunis. SECOND ROW: Deanna Seagren, Michelle Mead, Wendy Weaver, Linda Horton, Debbie Greathouse, Debbie Gaul, Barb Holmes. THIRD ROW: Chris Riegel, Cindy Nolan, Anita Westlane, Mary Rouse, Marti Crowe, Mary Shawl, Kathy Ridenour, Karen Roland, Tehra Mathis. FIRST ROW: Tina Varney, Forrest Wenman, Tammie Reed, Laura Mackimmie, Kelly Lake, Jackie Schmidt, Teri Green, Cindy Bucher, Lori Leto, Robin Morse, Joy Giver, SECOND ROW: Karen March, Katrina Niemi, Jeannette Albee, Kathy Bullard, Melissa Baker, Carlyn Berghoff, Tammie Miller, Jenny Albee, Julie Toussant, Chris Trapp. THIRD ROW: Lori Mason, LuAnn Graham, Holly Holmes, Michele Rivette, Marcia Miller, Laura Yauch, Robin Brame, Carolyn Meyer, Jamie Sinkiewicz. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Lundgren, Mark Youdell, Bob Argue, Kim Altic, Laurie Correll, Sue Stampohar, Sue Rienders, Jeri Jackson, Jean Doolan, Steve Dienes. Absent: Pam Dloughy, Mary Krieger, Michele Shafer. This year the choirs were involved in many activities. They participated in the annual Variety Show, a Fall con- cert, Christmas caroling in the Village Square, a Christ- mas concert in which Schubert's Mass in G was performed, and a Spring concert with American Music as the theme. Most of the choir also participated in the Musical, Okla- homa! The 1975-76 choir officers were: Cathy Hart, President; Mel Machemer, Vice President, and Kelly Clark, Secretary. c77ze unity? distinction, spiritof 1776 «s |p?iy IN 1976, millions of Americans are aware that many of our economic, social and political in- stitutions operate in ways that are not consistent with the democratic ideals and principles to which the nation was dedicated. Men and women from one end of the spectrum of American society to the other have lost confidence in government institutions and the political leadership. Disaffection is sweeping through the country. The frustrations do not substantially vary from group to group and the grievances are common. Yet with all of this shared frustration, diverse groups still find it possible to work together for fundamental change. THE BICENTENNIAL ERA provides a setting within which we can develop and re-establish that common language of unity that will perpetuate what made America great - the language of the Declaration of Independence. It will help foster the spirit of the American Revolution and maintain America’s distinction of fostering freedom for all. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHWESTERN MICHIGAN (HWI) YOUR LINK TO VALUE CUSTOM KITCHENS ROOM ADDITIONS CARPETI NO BARODA LUMBER CO. 9132 FIRST ST. BARODA, MICHIGAN 49101 TELEPHONE 616-422-1144 “Shop the Friendly One The road to the cranberry swamp in Grand Mere. People still have the same problem today! STEVENSVILLE HIT BY EARLY MORNING FIRE Early Sunday morning. May 28, 1909, a fire broke out in Stevensville and three build- ings were totally engulfed before the crew of the Pere Marquette train discovered the blaze. The fire threatened to sweep the entire town but it was stopped when the St. Joseph fire department was called in for help. How the blaze started is unknown but before it was finished it had destroyed 3 buildings and a home adding up to $7,500 damage. The buildings destroyed were; The Maccabee Hall, The Robert Pfihdler blacksmith shop, The Amos Stewart blacksmith shop, and a frame residence of Mrs. James Ormstead, The Macabee hall was used as a town hall and community center and also served as the gym- nasium for the high school. The Robert Pfidhler blacksmith shop was beneath the hall with the other shop and building adjoining. GAINED GOOD HEADWAY. The blaze had been burning strongly before the crew of the Pere Marquette passenger train discovered it. The passengers of the train got off and woke the citizens of Stevensville. In a short period of time, people from the surrounding countryside were aiding in the struggle to save the ad- joining buildings. HAMPERED BY EQUIPMENT. The fire department was ladened with misfortune. Engine trouble developed, crippling the pumps to such an extent that it was feared that the subdued fire would break out again. As a result the St. Joseph fire department was called. While the St. Joseph department must be given credit, no credit should be taken from the work of the local fire department. C o mpI i m e n t s o f Ha r d i n g's Friendly Market Stevensvi I le CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 76 FROM GLENLORD HOME CENTER PARAMOUNT DIE CASTING DIV. HAYES ALBION CORP At Paramount Die Casting we are pleased to support our High School and its students. We feel that the promise of our community's future lies in todays young people and we confidently look toward a better tomorrow with you in mind. THECEKTET SHOP CONGRATULATES The Seniors of 76 Distinctive Clothing for The Distinctive Man. Village Square Stevensville North Village Mall South Bend, Ind. Dr. John Beers poses with his grandson. John Beers contributed his name to one of our highly traveled roads. SUPER MARKET, INC. CONGRATULATIONS GRADS Make GRAU’S SUPER MARKET YOUR ONE STOP SHOPPING FOOD CENTER GRAU'S MEAT SHOPPE FEATURES U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF AT POPULAR PRICES WE BAKE AND SLICE HAMS AND ROAST BEEF FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS. ST. JOSEPH. 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In later years it was used as the post office and the site is now the parking lot next _______to the Village Drug Store._______________ SCHULTZ INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. 1656 Hilltop Road ST. JOE, MICHIGAN 49085 Phone 983-5551 NILES BRANCH 1038 Bell Road NILES, MICHIGAN 49120 Phone 684-5640 BEST WISHES CLASS 0 P 76 Nothing is so difficult it may he found out l r seeking. Inquire alioiit out i lasses A Compliments oj CaVrn Ctafjb Macrame, Beads Toll Decorative V Painting, Liquid Silver Jewelry Dip Drape Dolls 508 Broad Street OXT-IM? St Joseph, Michigan Loading fruit in Derby, early 1900's. COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE CcmZENS MAN N insurance BARODA, MICHIGAN PHONE 422-1101 Edgar G. Ott See Ottsie' Real Estate Salesman for Grau The Driftwood Staff would like to thank the following for supporting our yearbook; Baroda TV and Appliance Center Neilson Jewelry Craft and Trim Skilled Trades Doerings Van Osdal Insurance Gillispie Drug Store Dr. Atwell Hilltop Foods Dr. Duncan Jannerts Dr. Hine Lakeshore Pharmacy Dr. Rambo Mr. Don's Hobby Shop Dr. Siewert Recordodeon Official Yearbook Photographer 2936 NILES AVENUE, ST. JOSEPH, Ml Located across the street from the Southtown Twin Theatres BOARD OF EDUCATION, STANDING: Arnold Nitz, Ray Frye, James Murphy, Bud Totzke. SEATED: George Zinkil, Mrs. Mary Jane Waldenmaier, and John Steinke, President. CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION 98 Administration 102 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Ruder BUSINESS 104 Business Ms. Sinn; Junior Class Advisor Ms. Malzon; Student Teacher for Herr Adams. ' ■■ j AT 106 Mr. Herron; Assistant Play Director Ms. Schwarz; Senior Class Ad- visor. LANGUAGE 108 Math and Science MATH AND 110 STUDENT SERVICES The story of Oklahoma revolves around a cowboy's attempts to win a farm girl's hand. The cowboy named Curly, was played by Eric Stokes and the farm girl, Laurey, by Kelly Clark. Curly is encouraged in his pursuit by Laurey's Aunt Eller, played by Lisa Thomas. His efforts to win her heart are stalled by a hired hand, Jud, played by Pat Newell. Another love triangle exists between a traveling salesman, Ali Hakim, played by Dave Corn, a love struck cowboy. Will, played by Craig Steenbergh and a girl who can't say no, Ado Annie, played by Cathy Hart. The show ends up with Curly and Laurie being married and Will and Ado Annie ready to tie the knot. Ali Hakim is finally forced into a shotgun wedding with Gertie, played by Holly Mischke. Between all of the love stories, fighting and shooting, the cast had a great time and the show was deem- ed a big success. 114 1. Curly sings to Aunt Eller about the beau- tiful morning. 2. Andrew Carnes forces Ali Hakim into a quick decision about marrying Carne's daughter Ado Annie or paying the con- sequences. 3. Curly has just married Laurey and begins telling everyone how it will be in the new State of Oklahoma. 4. Jud sings of his emptiness in the song Lonely Room. 5. Will tells Ado Annie that she has to give him all or nothing. 115 MEMBERS OF THE DANCERS AND CHORUS INCLUDED; Sally Anderson, Connie Arndt, Bob Argue, Julie Belonger, Jamie Biddinger, Jon Bomberger, Julie Boncz- kowski, Debby Buchanan, Marti Croew, Mike Cavis, Jeff Flaherty, Tedd Fleisher, Nancy French, Buddy Frenzel, Kelly Gain, Theresa Gambill, Mary Getz, Judy God- frey, Patti Gotstein, Teri Green, Patty Hoge, John Imbs, Kelly Lake, Burt Leland, Mel Machemer, Dorothy McGrath, Kathy Meyer, Jan Miller, Wendy Necas, Greg Nozicka, Mark Owens, Bob Porter, Ed Quinones, Bill Restivo, Kathy Ridenour, Chris Robertson, Sue Sanford, Cindy Santoro, Greg Shafer, Mary Shawl, Mike Steel, Eva Svensson, Janet Talbot, Steve Trude 11, Cindy Washburn, Cathy Yore, Barb Zor- dell, Ron Zordell. ASSISTING MIKE BRADLEY, STAGE MANAGER, WAS THE CREW OF OKLAHOMA: Jacob Niemi, Dave Gilbert, Dan Search, Gary Thomas, Carol Myers, Larry Banks, Rick Fechner, Robin Brame, Jim Krejci, Diane Lambert, Dave Whipple, Pam Lauck, Julie Toussant, Bill Welch, Teri Fuzak, and Doug Monte. 1. Mr. Herron, associate director, gives the cast and crew notes on what could be im- proved after a long rehearsal. 2. AM Hakim wins the favor of the men as he explains how he is being forced into marrying Ado Annie. 3. Ado Annie explains what happens when she's with a fella. 4. Aunt Eller breaks up a fight between the farmers and the cowmen. 5. Laurey is very suspicious of Jud's intentions when they're alone. Oklahoma 117 MAKE UP CREW FOR OKLAHOMA Theresa LaPrad Jane Lough Jina Hall Kelly Gain Jeri Jackson Pegi Yore Jamie Sinkiewicz Jean Doolan Cheryl Zandarski Ann Schaefer Lori Mason ORCHESTRA FOR OKLAHOMA Belinda Brown, Sandy Hora, Carol Stream, Sharon Vitek, Randi Wilhelmsen, Kim Woods, Diane Ackall, Donna Harris, Sue Imbs, Peggy Root, Craig Schiman, Vicky Kemp, Linda Snyder, Volker Gaul, Mike Hoge, Carol Stelter, Mark Harder, Scott Walters, Tom Gill is, Mr. Lesser, Carol Meyer. PRODUCTION STAFF Production Director- Mr. Dennis D. Lundgren, Associate Director- Mr. Clifford Herron, Choreographer- Mr. Ross McDowell, Orchestra Director- Mr. James Bembenek, Auditorium Director- Mr. Kenneth Lindahl, Art Supervisor- Mrs. Sue Rapp, Costume Supervisor- Mrs. Jane Hild, Ticket and Usher Supervisor- Mr. Kenneth Humes. OKLAHOMA YOU’RE O-K! Musical 119 1. Will brings some dirty French pictures home and they're an in- stant success with the boys. 2. Laurey tells the girls that she will never be tied to one man in “Many a New Day. 3. The cowboys join Will in a dance during the Kansas City Number. 4. Curly suggests that Jud might be better off dead and Jud gets carried away with the song, Poor Jud is Dead. HOMECOMII Spirited days filled old LHS once again as ugly men, queens, the bonfire, floats, caravans, the dance, and the game helped make Homecoming America '76 a big success. Homecoming week started off with the traditional ugly man contest. Kurt Mead, Joel Offet, Dave Krajecki, Rick Braga, Mike Woods, Fred Hammer me ister, and Kevin Hoge proved how ugly they were by dressing in a variety of costumes. The contest ended in a tie with Joel Offet and Mike Woods sharing the crown. Five senior girls were chosen by the senior class as candidates for Homecoming Queen. They were Robin Ruff, Dion Menser, Sandy Gotstein, Kathy Necas, and Deb Swisshelm. Also chosen were the class representatives, Sibyl Weisser-Class of 79, Laura Lough-Class of 78, Doren Menser-Cl ass of 77. Six floats entered the float contest and once again the Class of 77 won with their float of Betsy Ross sewing up the Mustangs. The window painting contest was won by Kathy Necas. Led by a truck load of musicians, a 2 mile long car caravan drove through the streets of Stevensville Thursday night on its way to the blazing senior bonfire. Homecoming week was completed with a special bicen- tennial half-time show by the band, a Lancer football victory over River Valley 14-0, and the crowning of the 1976 Homecoming Queen, Miss Dion Menser. 1975 1976 MISS BARODA It's a Grand Old Flag' was the theme of this years Miss Bar- oda Contest, which was sponsored by the Baroda Women's Civic League. It was held in the Lakeshore High School Auditorium on February 12, 1976. Contestants included: Kelly Clark, Joanne Hickox, Sue Holobaugh, Janet Jakubs, Darma Schlutt, Carol Stelter, and Teletha Wheeler. Miss Baroda, Dion Menser. First Runner Up, Darma Schlutt. Second Runner Up, Kelly Clark. Miss Congeniality, Teletha Wheeler and escorts, Glen Grieffendorf and Keith Arend. 124 Queens Miss Stevensville 1976, Mary Hoffman. 1976 MISS STEVENSVILLE Queens Court; Sue Contreras, 1st. Runner up, Mary Hoffmann, Val Rode- wald, 2nd. Runner up. Miss Congeniality, Denise Mueller. , TDhe the len0f this y ' Miss Stevensville contest was, Let Free- dom Rmg and Beauty Sing. The contest was held on February 7 1Q7A 10re School Auditorium. The contestants included- Julie Belonger, Donna Bollenbacher, Belinda Brown, Cheryl Castle Sue Contreras, Rose Deja, Kelly Gain, Mary Hoffmann, Maw Hunt Janet fees' '5' Ue er' Kathy Necas'Val Rodewald aL Cau'ie 125 LAKESHORE LANCER A 158 strong, the Lancer Band marched their way into the hearts of millions this year. Under the direction of Mr. Lesser and Mr. Bem- benek, drum major Volker Gaul and drum majorette Lisa Thomas, the band appeared in 3 parades and 6 half time shows. The many long hours of practice and a week at Band Camp proved to be worth it as the band received straight I's at the annual Marching Festival. A new feature added to the band this year was the Flag Corp, which con- sisted of 16 girls and was a big success. Amidst the candy and pizza sales the Concert Band performed in the annual Winter and Spring Concerts and also received a II division rating at the Concert Festival 126 A-BAND WENDY ABBOTT DIANE ACKALL DIANE ADAMS CONNIE ARNT DEB ASHBROOK tammy AUNGST KAREN AVERY LISA BALL KAREN BARGER ROBIN BARKER KAREN BELLIN- GER BRAD BENGTSSOI LAURA BISCHOFF MARY BOELCKE DONNA BOLLENBACHER MIKE BRADLEY RICH BRAGA BELINDA BROWN JENNY BULLINGER CINDY CARLSEN KELLY CLARK SUE CORTSON RANDY DEMORROW RANDY DIENES RHONDA EDWARDS JULIE ERICKSON CHERYL FELL CINDY FLAMM KIM FOSTER JEFF FRITZ JULIE GAUL VOLKER GAUL KEVIN GEBHARD JERRY GETZ MARY GETZ TOM GIL LIS JEAN GRABER KAREN GRAEBER VANESSA HADADY JULIA HAFER JANICE HAHN STEVE HAMILN JIM HAMMOND TERI HAND BILL HANSEN DAN HANSON LINDA HARRIS CATHY HART TINA HEALD MELA NEE HENDRIX SANDY HORA PAT HOFFMANN KEVIN HOGE PAT HOGE RHONDA HOGE SHARON HUDSON GARY HUFF ANA HUMPHREY MARY HUNT JOHN IMBS SUE IMBS JANICE JOHN- SON VICKY KEMP TAMMY KETELHUT PAM KLUG LA DENE KORFMACHER DAVE KRAJECKI SUE KRETCHMAN RICH KUBSCH BECKY LANGE BRUNO LEHMANN SHE LLIE MACHOLTZ DONNA MAIER MIKE MEAD DOREN MENSER KATHY MENSINGER KATHY MEYER VAL MILLER HOLLY MISCHKE DENISE MUELLER MARK MURPHY JAIME NELSON BETH NEPSTAD BOB NEPSTAD STEVE NICHOLS CHERYL NITZ JEFF NITZ CHUCK NOVOTNY GREG NOZICKA AL OCHSNER JOEL OFFET CHERYL OLSZEWKI SHAWN PATZER LINDA PHILLIPS GLENN POWELL JODIRABBERS MARK RANTZ TIM RANTZ CHRIS ROBERT- SON KAREN ROLAND CRAIG ROOT PEGGY ROOT MARC SAURBIER KAREN SCHEWE CRAIG SCHIMAN RENEE SEMPERT RUSS SHANK BECKY SHAPLEIGH PATTY SHAWL GEORGE SHERRINGTON MARGO SHERRINGTON KEM SISSON URSAL SMAKA DOUG SMITH LINDA SNYDER ROY SOMM ERFIELD JASON SPIEGEL HARRY STADELMAYER CHRIS STATZ CAROL STELTER ERIC STOKES CAROL STREAM ERIC G. TAM CHERYL THAR LISA THOMAS Band Officers: Donna Bollenbacher, Secretary-Treasurer, MARK THOMPSON Jody Rabbers, Vice-President, Belinda Brown, President. STEVE TRUDELL MARY VARNEY VAL VINCENT SHARON VITEK SCOTT WALTERS TONI WALTERS BILL WELCH DAVID WESNER RON WESNER MARY WHEELER DAVID WHIPPLE RANDI WILHELMSEN KIM WOODS MIKE WOODS LAURA YAUCH CATHY YORE CATHY YOUNG GLENN ZEBELL BARB ZORDELL BLAIR ZORDELL ROB ZORDELL RON ZORDELL B-BAND M. Adams, D. Addison, G. Ahrens, J. Albee, J. Albee, K. Altic, C. Anstey, L. Bamman, K. Barker, T. Barker, S. Benton, D. Bly, V. Boelcke, S. Borgersen, R. Brockway, B. Brown, S. Brozovich, C. Bucher, S. Caple, F. Clanton, N. Clark, B. Cook, S. Cowgill, D. Damaske, D. Demorrow, L. Dick, R. Dickson, S. Dienes, C. Dinges, D. Edwards, F. Eisner, E. Fairbanks, D. Farrow, E. Faust, B. Fincher, M. Fisher, K. Frakes, G. Frohbieter, T. Gaul, L. Gillis, J. Godfrey, J. Godush, J. Graber, L. Graham, N. Gruel, G. Gunkel, R. Hall, R. Hall, T. Hamlin, M. Harder, R. Harper, D. Harris, J. Hercik, S. Hoffmann, M. Hoge, D. Howley, C. Jager, J. Jaske, R. Kelley, L. Kemp, C. Kemper, D. Kettlehut, K. Lake, V. Lauck, J. Lausch, B. Lear, J. Livengood, S. Livengood, P. Long, D. Machemer, L. Mackimmie, L. Martin, L. Mason, R. McGregor, L. Mead, M. Mead, K. Meyer, M. Miller, T. Miller, R. Morey, R. Myers, J. Newnum, T. Nothdurft, T. Pauler, L. Peachey, K. Ratter, R. Ray, R. Ray, T. Reed, J. Richards, M. Rivette, B. Roback, J. Root, D. Rynearson, S. Sanford, R. Sauder, D. Saurbier, H. Schewe, D. Schlutt, J. Schmidt, S. Schmidt, D. Schultz, M. Seel, M. Shafer, D. Smith, B. Spears, J. Spiegel, S. Stampohar, S. Stemm, J. Ster, L. Story, L. Stright, T. Taber, D. Taube. K, Thompson, J. Toussant, C. Trapp, P. Tysman, K. VanOsdal, T. Varney, J. Welch, D. Witney, T. Wittmann, L. Wurtz, P. Yore, M. Youdell, C. Zandarski, D. Zemke, K. Zielke. Fadinard Beauperthuis Tardiveau Emile Achille Anais Clara Chambermaid Phillip Cast Craig Steenberg Nonancourt Rick Dutton John Imbs Vezinet Patrick Newell Joe Offet Bobin Steve Trudell Mike Mason Felix Ed Quinones Burt Leland Helene Holly Mischke Sue Kunkel Baroness Cathy Hart Peggy Swisshelm Virginie Paula Wesner Caren Coyne Corporal Bill Restivo Ed Quinones Supporting Cast: Eric Tam, Tom Gaul, Bob Rutherford, Dane Addison, Leslie Woodbeck, Nancy French, Julie Belonger, Karla Ratter, Sara Swanson, Wendy Weaver, Connie Arpt, Lorrie Federan, Ginny Russell, Margot Sherrington, Greg Ahrens, Mitch Mammina, Jon Bomberger. X CAj Mb ROW ONE: Dane Addison, Jim Agens, Greg Ahrens, Rick Ahrens, Jeff Albanese, Jeannette Albee, Jennifer Albee, Shiela Alcala, Kim Altic ROW TWO; Scott Andrews, Carol Anstey, Brian Arend, Hilda Arevalo, Bob Argue, Wendy Arndt, Bruce Aungst, Karen Bailey, Melissa Baker. ROW THREE: Lori Bammann, Kelly Barker, Travis Barker, Pete Bartschke, Jeff Bassett, Rich Bauske, Larry Beaudoin, Pat Beck, Tracy Beilman. ROW ONE: Jon Belanger, Steve Benton, Carla Berghoff, Carl Beverly, Chris Bevilacaua, Robin Blankenship, Mary Bodjack, Vicki Boelcke, Ricky Bonnell. ROW TWO: Shelly Borgersen, Becky Borr, Tim Borr, David Boyer, Robin Brame, Henry Brewster, Tonnie Brinkley, Tyree Brister, Ray Brockway. ROW THREE: Wyane Bronson, Shawn Brozovich, Corine Brueck, Karen Brunkel, Sonnie Bryant, Cindy Bucher, Jeff Buckner, Kathy Bul- lard, Julie Burgess, ROW FOUR: Ron Burns, Tom Burns, Grace Callender, Joey Campbell, Scott Caple, Joe Catania, John Cay, Jeff Charleston, Flynn Clanton. . Freshmen 135 ROW ONE: Nancy Clark, Greg Clarke, Betty Cook, Julie Connall, Laurie Correll, Kevin Coulombe. ROW TWO: Scott Cowgill, Caren Coyne, Richard Cross, Greg Crossley, Qoreen Damaske, Patti Dass. ROW THREE: Cathy Davis, Roxanne Davis, Chris Deloach, Jackie Demorrow, Gary Denemark, Rich Denton. ROW FOUR: Bob Devries, Laurie Dick, Rex Dickson, Steve Dienes, Barb Dietrich, Bill Dietrich. ROW FIVE: Coreen Dinges, Pam Dlouhy, Debbie Dobbs, Mike Domke, Jean Doolan, Dan Dowell. ROW ONE: Loretta Eber, Damita Edwards, Rex Edwards, Laurie Eggleston, Glenn Elsasser. ROW TWO: Frieda Eisner, Ed Fairbanks, Dawn Farrow, Jerry Fechner, Lorrie Federan. ROW THREE: Ron Field, Marc Florian, Sharon Fonger, Kelly Frakes, Mary Frenzel. ROW FOUR: Ed Fritz, Wade Froberg, Greg Frohbieter, Taresa Fuzak, Tom Gaul. ROW FIVE: Paget Geary, Terri Gelander, Brian Geoghan, Laryl Gillis, Cindy Gilson. ROW SIX: Tammy Gilson, Steve Giudice, Mark Glavach, Deanne Gleffe, Kerry Gobert, ROW ONE: John Godush, Tom Golubic, Dave Goodwin, Julia Graber, Lisa Graham, Louann Graham, Angela Gramman, Laurie Gray, Teresa Green, Norman Greuel, Gary Gunkel, Penny Hagaman. ROW TWO: Rae Hall, Ron Hall, Tracy Hamlin, Mary Hampton, Deb Haney, Mark Harder, Bob Harper, Chris Harris, Donna Harris, Ruth Hauch, Rick Hayes. ROW THREE: Ann Heaslip, Bill Hendrix, Joey Hercik, Jami Hicks, Bob Hines, Jim Hfnkle, Sue Hoffmann, Mike Hoge, Holly Holmes, John House, Dawn Howley. 138 Freshmen ROW ONE: Elizabeth Hume, Ralph Humphrey, Chris Iannelli, Sue Imb$,Rick Imler, Geri Jackson, Sherry Jackson, Charles Jager. ROW TWO: Jesse Jenkins, Jackie Johnson, Janet Johnson, Nick Johnston, Belinda Jones, Glenn Jones, Todd Jones, Ted Jones. ROW THREE: Kathy Katsulos, Sandy Keller, Bob Kelley, Lynn Kemp, Chris Kemper, Dawn Ketelhut, Amy Kahn, Darcy Kiehn. ROW FOUR: Lori Kietzer, Todd Kimball, Mark King, Sarah Kirby, Gerd Klank, Natalie Koch, Mark Koebel, John Korey. ROW ONE: Sue Kretchman, Mary Krieger, Laurie Kroen- ing, Cindy Krause, Bob Krueger, Paul Krugler. ROW TWO Cathy Kunkel, Mary Kuss, Kellie Lake, Veronica Lauck, Steve Lausch, Bob Lawrick. ROW THREE: Bonnie Lear, Karen Lentz, Lori Leto, Rocco Liogghio, Sue Livengood, Peggy Long. ROW FOUR: Gary Looney, Dave Lovelace, Dan Luth, Tom Lybrook, David Machemer, Tonie Machu- rick. ROW FIVE: Laura Mackimmie, Carrie Maly, Julie Maly, Karen March, Larry Martin, Lori Mason. ROW ONE: Blake Mathews, Jeanne Matthews, Nancy Mc- Grath, Rhonda Mcgregor, Sheila McGregor, Margaret Mc- Tavish, Mark Mead. ROW TWO: Angela Melcher, Carol Meyer, Judy Meyer, Kris Meyer, Marcia Miller, Tammy Miller, Ken Miston. ROW THREE: Matt Mohler, Doug Monte, Rich Morey, Tammy Morris, Robin Morse, Dina Moschioni, John Murphy. ROW FOUR: Mary Murphy, Kerry Myers, Bob Myers, Rick Neidlinger, Julie Newnum, Mark Nidiffer, Bill Nielsen. ROW ONE: Katrina Niemi, Joe Nimtz, Dale Nitz, Tammy Nothdurft, Mary Olmstead. ROW TWO: Diane Parce, Theresa Pauler, Linda Peachy, Carol Peever, Mike Pfeil. ROW THREE: Dan Pihulic, Luella Pihulic, Vicki Piner, Greg Poulson, Teresa Racz. ROW FOUR: Dan Rammon, Karla Ratter, Rhonda Ray, Rick Ray, Kathy Redding. ROW FIVE: Tammie Reed, Sue Reinders, Ingrid Reinhardt, Mike Reisig, Jolene Richards. ROW SIX: Rich Ridenour, Mark Rimpel, Michele Rivette, Brian Roback, Janel Root. ROW SEVEN: Bob Rutherford, Dawn Rynearson, Leroy Sahs, Sue Sanford, Frank Sarver. ROW ONE: Bob Sauder, Don Schermer, Harold Schewe, Jeff Schlender, Donna Schlutt, Jackie Schmidt, Schuyler Schmidt, Mike Schmidtke,Rick Schmidtke. ROW TWO: Eric Schom- horst, Mike Seel, Michele Shafer, Jamie Sinkiewicz, Diane Sitek, Tonya Sivley, Annette Skaggs, Mark Slabaugh, Karl Smiley. ROW THREE: Diana Smith, Kathy Smith, Michelle Smith, Linda Snyder, Gary Spencer, Jueli Spiegel, Sue Stampohar, Julie Stankus, Kelly State. ROW FOUR: Bob Steinke, Sandy Stemm, John Ster, Londa Story, Vytas Sukys, Sandy Sundquist, Sara Swanson, Mike Swisher, Terri Taber. ROW ONE: Tom Talbot, Oiana Taube, Bill Teifke, Douq Terry, Al Tio, Joy Tio, Jim Turcotte. ROW TWO: Mark Tyler, Pam Tysman, Greg Vance, Tina Varney, Bill Villa, Jackie Wagner, Liz Wagner. ROW THREE: Sheri Wagon- maker, Brian Wahl, Marion Waldman, Greg Walters, Colleen Ward, Craig Warner, Brian Warnock. ROW FOUR: Wayne Weaver, Jeff Webster, Sibyl Weisser, Chuck Welch, John Welch, Forrest Wenman, Mike Wharton. ROW FIVE: Ed Wiessner, Mark Wilson, Joe Winnell, Ron Wise, Donna Witney, Bill Wolter, Laura Woodrick. ROW SIX: Tom Woodrick, Peggy Yore, Mark Youdell, Cheryl Zandarski, David Zick, Klaus Zielke, Linda Ziemke. NOT PICTURED Mark Adams Brad Bigelow Mark Bishop Craig Broadwater Tony DiPisa Tom Edwards Marc Ferguson Joy Giver John Goetz Dave Green Kelly Hammond John Harris Rusty Herman Becky Horton Wayne Hosford Tim Irwin Jeff Ives Dave Jeschke Dana Johnson Scott Kerly Gary Komar Keith Kovalska Jan Lausch Bob Lee Sharon Mattner Tom Mitter Bridget O'Brien Mark Obendorfer Duane Ogden Tony Peldys Ken Radtke Rich Russell Deanna Saurbier Alvin Schaffer David Schaub Ron Shaver Laura Shuck Dan Schultz Mark Scott Vick Smith Linda Stright Jeff Thomas Kim Thompson David Tillman Kim Tio Julie Toussant Chris Trapp Julie Williams Jack King Tammy Rickett Class Officers: Karen Lentz, Treasurer; Carrie Maly, Vice-President; Scott Andrews, President; Mary Kuss, Secretary. ROW ONE: Wendy Abbott, Sally Agens, Jackie Amicarelli, Betsy Anderson. ROW TWO: Sue Anderson, Tom Anstey, Tony Antonelll, Connie Arnt. ROW THREE: Tom Baker, Lisa Ball, Karen Barger, Blaine Baum. ROW FOUR: Mary Baxter, Mike Beaudette, Jim Beck, Brad Beng- tsson. ROW FIVE: Dave Bennitt, Jamie Bid- dinger, Debbie Blaker, Mike Bly. ROW SIX: Tim Bohm, Tom Borr, Harry Bridwell, Roger Brockway. ROW SEVEN: Gary Brouse, Bob Brown, Connie Brueck, Jenny Bullinger. ROW ONE: Roger Burns, Roy Burnside, Jim Burtchett, Dennis Bush, Bill Cahill, Linda Camp, Kathy Campbell, Cindy Carlsen, Scott Chambers, Patty Cheek, Jim Chester. ROW TWO: Pam Clem, Julie Connell, John Correll, Ray Coulombe, Heather Cowan, Pat Coyne, Lorey Cross, Jill Cutshaw, Mike Dame, Kevin Daniel, Donna Davis. ROW THREE: Randy DeMorrow, Joe Deja, Dale Delong, Joel DenBlyker, Bob Dickey, Randy Dienes, Dan DiGregorio, Carol Dlouhy, Dave Drews, John Drews, Lisa Dukes ROW ONE: Mark Duschek, Lori Dykman, Pam Eber, Lance Gantenbein, Brad Gardner, Deborah Gaul. ROW FIVE: Bob Edwards, Erin Ehman. ROW TWO: Julie Erickson, Ronda Gelesko, Dan Gerber, Diane Gerken, Mary Getz, Judy God- Essig, Nina Eversoie, Ed Faust, Mike Fisher. ROW THREE: frey. ROW SIX: Linda Goodrow, Patti Gotstcin, Brad Gough, Jeff Flaherty, Cindy Flamm, Tess Fleisher, Julie Floreani, Craig Graber, Brian Grau. Kim Foster. ROW FOUR: Paul Freer, Jeff Fritz, Emily ROW ONE: David Green, Connie Grewett, Kelly Grier, Bob Hoffmann, Paula Hoge, Mike Hollachcr, Barb Holmes. Gruss, Diane Gusse, Vanessa Hadady. ROW TWO: Larry ROW FIVE: Cathy Holobaugh, Greg Hopkins, Natalie Hale, Linda Hale, Mark Hampton, Dan Hanson, Tammy Hopkins, Linda Horton, Mike House, Sharon Hudson. ROW Hardy, Gary Harmon. ROW THREE: Lucinda Harmon, Jim SIX: Gary Huff, Ana Humphrey, John Jakubs, Jeff Jaske, Hartman, Terry Hauch, Tom Hayes, Tina Heald, Lynn Steve Jasper, Paul Jellum. Heaslip. ROW FOUR: Jim Hennesscc, Renate Hess, Pat ROW ONE: Reinhold Jung, Tammy Ketelhut, Kevin Kiel, Layman, Scott Lee, Bruno Lehmann, Mitch Lieberman, Martin Klassen, Chris Kolberg, Ladene Korfmacher, Cindy Jamie Lingle, Jeff Livengood. ROW FOUR: Laura Lough Kovach. ROW TWO: Bob Kowerduck, Jim Krejci, Jim Jennifer Lyon, Shellie Macholtz, Jo Ann Mahler, Mitch Krouse, Margaret Kubiza, Joan Kuhn, Diane Lambert, Mammina, Tehra Matthias, Kimm Mead. Richard Laney. ROW THREE: Elizabeth Lawrence, Lauri ROW ONE: Larry Mead, Michelle Mead, Teresa Meyer, Jannette Miller, Valerie Miller. ROW TWO: Holly Mischke, Dora Morales, Pam Morey, Mark Murphy, Wendy Necas. ROW THREE: Rich Neidlinger, Elizabeth Nepstad, Cindy Nolan, Chuck Novotny, Colleen Nozicka. ROW FOUR: Greg Nozicka, Pat O'Brien, Albert Ochsner, Kathy Oelke, Julie Offet. ROW FIVE: Bruce Ogonowski, Debra Oliver, Pam Olmstead, Cheryl Olszewski, Mark Owens. ROW SIX: Tom Pantelleria, Laura Patti, Shawn Patzer, Marlene Peldys, Karen Pelkey. ROW SEVEN: Rita Piontek, Frank Pitts, Bob Porter, Mike Poulson, Glenn Powell. ROW ONE: Mark Rantz, Brad Reitz, Jerry Rider, Rhonda Riegel, Chris Robertson, Art Rodriguez. ROW TWO: Joe Rodriguez, Rich Rogacki, Ginger Rogers, Karen Roland, Milford Riftsell, Kim Rutherford. ROW THREE: Cindy Santoro, Marc Saurbier, Tammy Schadt, Ann Schaefer, Sharon Schalon, Ray Schedler. ROW FOUR Craig Schiman, John Schindler, Bonnie Schmaltz, Cindy Schmaltz, Rich Schuck, Barb Scott. ROW FIVE: Teresa Scott, Deanna Sea- geren, Jean Sebesta, Renee Sempert, Joe Schaffer, Linda Shank. ROW ONE: Mary Shawl, George Sherrington, Dave Siewert, Steve Sipes, Sabrina Sivley, Connie Slabaugh, Robyn Small, Scott Smikle, Kevin Smiley. ROW TWO: Doug Smith, Elwin Smith, Scot Smith, Sandy Snelling, Roy Sommerfeld, Phillip Soulliere, Jason Spiegel, Tim Sple- tzer, Harry Stadelmayer. ROW THREE: Dean Starke, Mark Stockwell, Brian Surch, Eva Svensson, Peggy Swisshelm, Dave Talberg, Janet Talbot, Doug Thompson, Kim Thompson. Bk. . 152 Sophomores ROW ONE: Charlene Tio, Kerry Tollar, Mark Tuttle, Mike Scott Walters, Ed Warda. ROW THREE: Anita Westlake, Tuttle, Bob Uhrik, Tom Underwood, Kathy Van Osdal, Mark Stephanie Whitcomb, David Wickham, Mary Willke, Mark Van Osdal, Cliff Vance, Mary Both Varney, Vicki Vega. ROW Winnell, Jeff Wisneski, Todd Wittmann, Sharon Wohler, Laura TWO: Sue Vcrtourg, Mark Villa, Val Vincent, Don Vitek, Cindy Yauch, Frank Yuran, Elaine Zeilke. ROW FOUR: Blair Zordell, Vogl, Denise Wade, Mary Wainscott, Cris Wall, Dave Wallis, Rob Zordell, Ron Zordell, David Zick, Jeff Breland, Phil Hill. Sophomore Class Officers; Judy Godfrey, Vice-President; Ana Humphrey, President; Joan Kuhn, Treasurer; Laura Lough, Secretary NOT PICTURED Greg Basham Don Bly Odell Brister Sherrie Bronson Joe Carpenter Tim Casey Donna Cline David Devoir Linda Eastman Richard Fairleigh Linda Fester Theresa Gambill Roxy Germain Jim Khan Dana Mueller Greg Pribyl Jim Redding Don Ridenour Mary Rouse Scott Schillinger Brian Schultz Laura Selent Dave Toohey Don Toth Rick Vega Julie Williams ROW ONE: Diane Ackall, Diane Adams, David Anstey, Deborah Ashbrook. ROW TWO: Ruth Atkinson, Karen Avery, Nancy Avery, Laura Bailey. ROW THREE: Larry Banks, Robin Barker, Raya Bauschke, Judy Beck. ROW FOUR: Julie Belonger, Rich Bemdt, Mimi Beutter, Laura Bischoff. ROW FIVE: Dave Block, Mary Boelcke, Rosan Bohm, Jon Bomberger. ROW SIX: Julie Bonczkowski, Mike Bradley, Jeri Brame Tammy Brame. ROW SEVEN: Teri Branch, Kim Brown, Kathy Buck, Gary Buckner. ROW ONE: Dave Byers, Kevin Campbell, John Bruce Duncan, Rhonda Edwards, Lynda Eggleston, Caris, Don Carlsen, Cindy Catania, Kelly Clark, Kathy English, Elyn Erker, Tim Eversole. ROW Linda Crago. ROW TWO: Mike Craig, Lorey Cross, FOUR: Sue Farrow, Fritz Faust, Rich Fechner, Jim Marty Crowe, Jim Curry, Diane Dasse, Tim De- Federan, Cheryl Fell, Belinda Fincher, Lance voir, Vickie Dover. ROW THREE: Mike Dumont, Fowler. ROW ONE: Tom Frakes, Buddy Frenzel, Cathy Friske, Jeff Patti Gruss, Diane Gusse, Craig Hadady, Brian Hagaman. Frohbieter, Randy Frye, Ray Fulkerson, Cassey Geary. ROW ROW FOUR: Janice Hahn, Debra Hamilton, Steve Hamlin, TWO: Kevin Gebhard, David Gilbert, Scott Gillette, Tom Bill Hansen, Cindy Hardy, Kurt Hartline, Bob Harvey. ROW Gillis, Darlene Gleffe, Harry Gnodtke, Tina Goodwin. ROW FIVE: David Haslett, Bob Hauch, Benno Henricks, Steve THREE: Diane Gosnell, Karen Graeber, Tracie Greuel, Hillegas, John Hoge, Patti Hoge, Rhonda Hoge. ROW ONE: Stephanie Holcomb, Steve Holcomb, Sandy Hora, Chris Horton, Ila House, Tonda Huebner, John Imbs. ROW TWO: Tom Jager, Janice Johnson, Don Jones, Chris Jurgensen, Jim Kaekel, Vicky Kemp, Dackery Kiehn. ROW THREE: Dave Kietzer, Bob Kish, Pam Klug, Anita Koppier, Bill Krause, Bruce Krueger, Scott Krugler. ROW FOUR: Rod Kublick, Richard Kubsch, Jim Kucharzyk, Teresa Kuhn, Jill Lachman, Sandy Lambert, Rebeccah Lange. ROW ONE: Pam Lauck, Don Layman, Burt Leland, Gina Leto, Ann Lybrook, Melvin Machemer, Tim Mahler, Donna Maier, Lisa Mammina. ROW TWO: Mike Mason, Ron Mathis, Dorothy McGrath, Patty McTavish, Doren Menser, Kathy Mensinger, Sheryl Mergan, Sue Merrill, Dawn Mervenne. ROW THREE: Galen Meyer, Kathy Meyer, Michele Milmine, Ron Moschioni, Carmen Myers, Tom Neal, Lonna Neidlinger, Jaime Nelson, Sue Nel- son. ROW FOUR: Steve Nichols, Pam Nidiffer, John Nimtz, Cheryl Nitz, Jeff Nitz, Pat Nolan, Mary Nye, Kevin Parkins. ROW ONE: Marshall Peblar, Bob Perry, Doris Peterson( Tim Piner, Steve Pitts, Brenda Pllley. ROW TWO: Donna Potts, Teresa Radabaugh, Don Richards, Kathy Ridenour, Becky Robins, Irma Rodriquez. ROW THREE: Jim Rosenhagen, Terry Runge, Virginia Russell, Linda Sarola, Jurgen Schaper, Bonnie Schermer. ROW FOUR: Ivy Schewe, Bob Schindler, John Schmidt, Henry Schoenhard, Steve Schuck, Tim Schuler. ROW FIVE: Bonnie Schultz, Kathy Scott, Bob Seageren, Dan Surch, Brad Sellers, Russell Shank. ROW SIX: Deb Shannon, Laura Shapleigh, Patty Shawl, Margot Sherrington, Ursula Smaka, Laury Sparks. ROW SEVEN: Barb Spears, Wayne Spencer, Jim Stancik, Cra:g Steenbergh, Mark Stemm, Eric Stokes. ROW ONE: Mark Swisher, Garry Thomas, Lisa Thomas, ROW THREE: Randi Wilhelmsen, Irene Wilson, Larry Toth, Steve Trudell, Jim Turner, Tim Tyler, Pat Wisneski, Steve Wolter, Leslie Woodbeck, Tim Vergot, Felicia Villa, Paula Villa. ROW TWO: Terry Woodrick, Kim Woods, Cathy Yore, Pam Rob Wallis, Deb Walski, Toni Walters, Wendy Youdell, Cathy Young. ROW FOUR: Glenn Zebell, Weaver, Bill Welch, Paula Wesner, Ron Wesner, Darla Zemke, Erika Zielke, Debra Ziemke, Barb Mary Wheeler, David Whipple, Phillip Whitehead. Zordell. NOT PICTURED David Anderson Tammy Aungst Kathy Blaker Dave Camp Sue Cortson Mary Daniel Kevin Geoghan Bob Gilson Jeanne Graber Deb Greathouse Bernard Herbstreit Jeff Holmes Rick Langston Randy Morey Rod Nitz Jeff Pribyl Carl Riegel Pat Sayers Dale Schlutt Greg Shafer Dale Smith Jesse Starke Brian Tollas Rick Weich Deb Williams Dave Zielke JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Laura Shapleigh, Secretary; Greg Shafer, President; Karen Avery, Treasurer; Jim Curry, Vice-president. 160 Juniors Student Council 2, Softball 1, Variety Show 3, School Service 1, Volleyball 2, L Club 1. SALLY ANDERSON DAVID AGENS ■ JACK ANGELO B KEITH AREND B CINDY BECKMAN School Service 1. B Building Trades, Bowling. B Track 3, Football 1, I ■ ■ Basketball 4. ■ LINDA ANGIER B GREGG BAILEY B JANET BAUSKE B CINDY ALBANESE Band 2, Choir 1, B Building Trades I I Journalism 1. ■ ■ ■ BARBARA BARTSCHKE B KAREN BELLINGER Variety Show 2, Student Council 1 Stage Band 2, School Service 1, Pep Band 2, Band 4. BELINDA BROWN DONNA BOLLENBACHER Ski Club I, Foot- ball 2, Basket- ball 1, School Service 1, Base- ball 4. JEFF CAPLE Variety Show 2, Student Council 4 N.H.S. 1, Pom-pon Girls 2, Choir 1 School Service 1, Quill and Scroll 2, Yearbook Staff 3, Pep Band 1, Band 4. Class Officer 1, Choir 3, Cheer- leader 1. SUE CONTRERAS Stage Band 1, Key Club 2, Golf 1, Band 4, Variety Show 2, Guys Track 1. RICH BRAGA School Service 1, Journalism 1, Choir 4, F.S.A. 1 DEBBIE BUCHANAN Sewing, Crocheting BRENDA DIXON Variety Show 3, School Service X, Madrigals 1, Choir 4, Musicals 3, N.H.S. 2, Thespians 1, Journalism 2, Quill and Scroll 1, Class Officer 2, All School Play 2. 1 - % s— II GYL DUENSING Spanish Club I, Wrestling 2. ED COOK ROSEMARY DEJA DENISE DELONG School Service 1, Band 4. THERESA DELOACH KIM DORGELO School Service 1, Show Horses. Choir 2. Band 2. Track 1, Football 1, Journalism 1, Basketball X. JEFF DUMDIE Variety Show 1, Baseball X, Ten- nis 3, All School Play X, Football 3, Spanish Club 2, L Club 2, Key Club 2, Basketball 3, NHS X. RICHARD DUTTON Variety Show X, NHS X, School Service X, FSA 2, Choir X. PAM FECHNER ERIC EVERSOLE Musical X, Ski Club X, Football 2, Wrestling X. DYAN GAST Variety Show X. RANDY FLETCHER Outdoor Sports, Cars. JULIE GAUL Band 4. DOUG DUSCHEK RICK FINK DEREK FLOREANI FFA 2, Motorcycling. Journalism 2, Wrestling 2, School Service X. Football 2, School Service X, Ski Club 2. MARCYGANTENBEIN GAA X, FFA 3, Track 2. 166 Musical 2, Medi- cal Careers 2, Choir X, German Club X, Variety Show 2. LARRY FLETCHER Ski Club 2, NHS X, Variety Show X, School Service X, Pom Pons X, Yearbook X, Quill and Scroll X. KELLY GAIN Pep Band 3, Key Club 1, German Club 2, Stage Band 1, Band 4, N.H.S. 2, Variety Show 2, Math Club 1, Student Council 1. VOLKER GAUL Student Council 1, Cross Country 2. TOM GERBER Baseball X, Foot- ball 2, Ski Club 1, Track 1. GLEN GREIFFENDORF School Service 1, Swimming, Sewing. CHERYL GRIGSBY Math Club 1, Choir X, N.H.S. 2, Ski Club X, Variety Show 4, All School Play 2, Thespians 3, Pom-Pons 2, School Service X. SANDY GOTSTEIN LIZ HEFNER I DAVID HENDERSON I ALANA HENNESSEE ■HAR0LD HERBSTREIT Choir 2, Variety Show 2, H H School Service X, F.F.A. I Student Council 1( Class H Hi, Future Secretaries 2. H Band 3 Officer 1. ■ ■ ■ JOANNE HICKOX ■ LAURIE HINES ■ KAREN HIRSCH ■ JIM HAMMOND School Service X. H Band 3. H H Band 4. School Service 1, Volleyball 1, Band 4, L Club 1, Pep Band X, Pom- Pon 1, Student Council 2, Girls Track 2, F.S.A. LINDA HARRIS Stage Band 1, Pep Band 1, Choir 4, Quill and Scroll 2, Yearbook 3, Band 4, Musi- cals 4, Variety Show 4, N.H.S. 2, Thespians 2, Math Club X, Student Council 4, All School Plays 2. School Service 1, Band 4, Pom-Pom 2, Stage Band 1. CATHY HART MELANIE HENDRIX Baseball 3, Band 4, Student Council 2, Football 1, Key Club 3, Class Officer 1, Variety Show 2, Wrestling 2, Pep Band 1, School Service 1. KEVIN HOGE Student Council 1, N.H.S. 2, Band 4, School Service 1, Variety Show 2, Quill and Scroll 2, Yearbook 2, Pom-Pon Girls 2. MARY HUNT School Service 1, Variety Show 2, Pom-Pon Girls 1. MARY HOFFMANN JANET JAKUBS ■ DUANE JASPER ■ RICK JORDAN ■ DAVID KENT School Service 1, Band 4. H Motorcycles, Photography. H H Wrestling 4, Football 4 ■ ■ ■ Basketball 1, School Service 1, Variety Show 2, Pom-Pon Girls 2, Musical 1, Choir 2, All School Play 1, Math Club 1, Volleyball 1, N.H.S. 2, Spanish Club 1 CINDY JELLUM Football 4, Wrest- ling 4, Track 3, School Service 1, L Club 3. Student Council 1. MARK KRAGER German Club 1, Variety Show 2, Stage Band 1, School Service 1, Band 4, Pep Band 4, Key Club 1. DAVE KRAJECKI Yearbook 4, Bas- ketball 1, Variety Show 2, School Service 1, Key Club 3, Class Officer 1, N.H.S. 2, Math Club 1, Quill and Scroll 2 JOE KREJCI TIM KNUTH MIKE LEHMAN PAM KOEBEL School Service 1, Year- book 2, Spanish Club 2. KIM KRAUSE Baseball 1, Stu- dent Council 2, Key Club 2, L Club 2, Math Club 1, Class Officer 1, Stage Crew 1, Football 4, Basket- ball 4, N.H.S. 2 Variety Show 3. RON KUHN ■ ■ ik Student Council 2, L Club 2, Math Club 1, Track 4, Spanish Club 1, Class Officer 1, Basketball 3, All School Play 3, Ski Club 3, N.H.S. 2, Volleyball 2. Baseball 2, Foot- ball 3, Basket- ball 1, L Club 2, School Service 1. SUE KUNKEL 1 I SCOTT KIMBALL JANICE KUGLE ■ JEAN KUGLE School Service 1, Sewing H School Service 1, Sewing JAN LAMUNION 171 RICK LAUSMAN Basketball 2, Math Club 1, N.H.S. 1. MARY LA WRICK F.S.A. 1, School Service 1. JIM LETO School Service 1, Wrestling 2, Football 2. LINDA LEVALLEY Variety Show 3, School Service 1, Choir 4, Musicals 3. KARLYN MARCH All School Play 2, Spanish Club 1, Musicals 2, School Service 1. THERESA LAPRAD KEVIN MACH ■ JEANNE MAHLER BtHERESA MANDARINoB LINDA MARTIN F.F.A. 1. ■ Variety Show 2, Choir 3. H Student Council 1, Band 2. H School Service 1, 172 Journalism 2, Thespians 3, School Service 1, Student Council 1, Key Club 3, Basket- ball 1, Variety Show 3, Football 1, Stage Crew. 1, KURT MEAD Band 4, Variety Show 1, Cross Country 4, Guys Track 4, Basket- ball 2, School Service 1, N.H.S. 2, Pep Band 1. MIKE MEAD VENOY MCANDREW CHUCK MEAD F.F.A. 1. DAVE MEIER ROSE MEDOW Cheerleader 3, N.H.S. L School Service 1, Musicals 2, L Club 2, Track 4, Variety Show 1, Band 3. Thespians 2, i School Service 1, I Choir 2, Variety W . Show 2. Variety Show 1, School Service 1, Volleyball 1, DION MENSER SUE MATTHEWS LAURA MILLER PATTY MEN SINGER CATHY MERRILL DARLA MILLER REBECCA MCDONALD Choir 3. Journalism 1, Writing. 174 MIKE MISTON Wrestling 4, Journalism 2, 4 Track X, School Service X, Foot- ball 4, L Club X, Baseball X. Student Council 4, Variety Show 1, Pep Band 1, G.A.A. 1, Band 4, Spanish Club 3, Volleyball 1, Choir 1. DENISE MUELLER DEBBIE MYERS Girls 2, Variety Show 2, Thespians 1, G.A.A. School Service 1, Choir I, Basket- 1. MARGIE MYERS Pom-Pon Girls 1, Choir 1. KATHY NECAS Basketball 1, Cheerleading 2, Variety Show 2, Choir 1. DENISE NELSON KATHY NERNBERG Choir 2. Student Council 1, Math Club 1, Band 4, Variety Show X, Ski Club 2, School Service 1, N.H.S. 1. BOB NEPSTAD Musical 1, Variety Show X, School Service X, Foot- ball 4, L Club 2, Wrestling 4, Spanish Club X. PAT NEWELL All School Play X, Musical 3, Stage Crew 4, Choir 3, School Service X, Variety Show X. JACOB NIEMI X75 Volleyball 4, Softball 4, Basketball 4, Pep Band 4, Band 4, Stage Band 1, L Club 2. JODI RABBERS Band 4, Science Club 4, Pep Band 1, School Service 1, Stage Band 1, Ski Club 2. TIM RANTZ MARC PENDERGRASS Stage Crew 1, Musical 1. LINDA PHILLIPS Band 4, Musical 2, Variety Show 1. DAVE PUCKETT School Service 1. TOM PITTS Journalism 2, Football 1. 176 Ski Club 1, All School Play 1, Musical 1, Journalism 2, Yearbook 2. BILL RESTIVO Band 4, Track 4, School Service 1, Ski Club 1, N. H.S. 2, German Club 1, Volleyball 1, Pep Band 1, Variety Show 1 G.A.A. 1, Medical Careers 4. PEGGY ROOT GENE REISIG F.F.A. 4. TOM RENNHACK Wrestling 4, School Service 1. ROBERTA RICHARDS Student Council 1, F.S.A. 2, Volleyball 1. VAL RODEWALD Ski Club 1, School Service 1. ROBIN RUFF Variety Show 1, Spanish Club 1, Math Club 1, N. H.S. CHRISTOL SAHS ■ MARK SCHWAB ■ JOE SELTER F.S.A. 2. ■ Ski Club 1, Musical 1. ■ School Service 1. Track 3, Band 4, School Service 1, Volleyball 3, Ski Club 2, German Club 2, Variety Show 2, Pom-Pon Girls 1, Medical Careers 1, L Club 1. Cheerleading 2, Musical 1, School Service 1, Variety Show 2. NHS 1, School Service 1, German Club 3. KAREN SCHEWE | | DARMASCHLUTT | | LORRAINE REINHARDT 178 CRAIG SHAFER Football 4, Basket- ball 4, Baseball 4, N.H.S. 1, Track 2, Math Club 1, Band 2. Band 4, Cheer- leader 2, Variety Show 2, Student Council 3, N.H.S. 2, Pep Band 1, Volleyball 1, Spanish Club 3, All School Play 2, Ski Club 1. BECKY SHAPLEIGH Softball 3, L Club 1, School Service 1, Volley- ball 3, Basketball 4, N.H.S. 1. MANDY SMITH Journalism 2, Football 2, Band 4, Stage Band 3, Variety Show 2, Key Club 2. CHRIS STATZ Band 4, Musical 1, School Service 1, Wrestling 2, Variety Show 3, Baseball 2, Key Club 3, All School Play 1. KEM SISSON Band 4, Pep Band 3, Stage Band 2, School Service 1, N.H.S. 2, German Club 2. CAROL STELTER BILL SHANK HARRY STEFFEN German Club 1, Track 1. CALLIE STALORITES School Service 1. DIANE SPITZER N.H.S. 2, Band 4, Pep Band 2, Ski Club 1, Class Officer 2, Spanish Club 4, Stage Band 1, Medical Careers 1. CAROL STREAM r 1 Medical Careers 1, Ef Basketball 4, gif Class Officer 3, L Egf Club 2, All School H Play 3, Track 2, gg School Service 1. Egl | DEBBIE SWISSHELM | Band 4, Pep Band 2, Class Officer 1, Variety Show 2, All School Play 1, Key Club 3. ERIC TAM GEOFF SURCH Baseball 1, football 4, Wrestling 1. r CARRIE SWANSON MARTHA TALBOT Musical 2, Choir 2. MARK THOMPSON Band 1. CHERYL TRAPP ■ TERI TOTH ■ MARY TRUESDELL ■ Dancing. H Cheerleading 1, Band 1. ROSETTA TUNIS Choir 4, School Service 1, German Club 4. Pep Band 2, School Service 1, Band 4, Math Club 1, German Club 2, N.H.S. 2. CHERYL THAR 180 RON VARNEY Snowmobile racing. MARLENE VANZILE Class Officer 1, Band 3, Cheerleader 4. SUE VERGOT Spanish Club 2. SHARON VITEK F.S.A. 1, School Service 1, Medical Careers 2, Band 4, N.H.S. 1. 1 — 1 1 1 dJL N.H.S. 2, School Service 1, Cross Country 1, Student Council 3, Math Club 1, Variety Show 2, Ski Club 2, Track 2, Key Club 2. V F.S.A. 1, Basket- H ball 3, N.H.S. 1, { 1 KJ School Service 1, !!■ Volleyball 2, Ski Club 3, L club 2. % German Club 1, Choir 3, School Service 1, Variety Show 1. MICHAEL WALDMANN KAREN WALL . JUDY WHEELER Baseball 3, Pep Band 2, Band 4, Student Council, Stage Crew 3, School Service 1 Key Club 2. MIKE WOODS BRUCE WALL Bowling CINDY WASHBURN Pom-pons 1, School Ser- vice 1, Spanish Club 1, Variety Show 1. DAVID WESNER Band 4, School Service 1. JIM ZIEMER School Service 1. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Eric Tam, President; Sue Kunkel, Vice President; Ron Kuhn, Treasurer; Missing is Carol Stream, Secretary. NOT PICTURED FRED FEDERAN CHERYL FOSKY JAMES GRIFFIN FRED HAMMER- MEISTER JOANN HANSON GREGG KELLOGG KIM KERN PAM KURBIS RICK LANGSTON MIKE LAYMAN JOHN MAPES MIKE MCTAVISH BECKY MOREY STEVE PETHICK JERRY PULLINS TOM REDDING CRAIG ROOT RICHARD SWISHER ROBIN WAGNER WYNDA WAGNER CHARLES WHITE IR4 SENIOR STAND-OUTS Craig Shafer was the winner of the male Lakeshore Athlete of the Year Award. Craig has participated in Football, Basket- ball, and Baseball in his four years of High School, receiving Varsity Letters from all three. This year Craig was voted, by his teammates, as Defensive Player of the Year and the Team's most Valuable Player Award, He was also picked on the All- Conference team as a Linebacker and received an All-State Honorable mention by the DETROIT NEWS. In Basketball he was picked as the team's hustler and received the Golden Key Award from WHFB. Craig is also a member of National Honor Society, Math Club and L Club. The winner of the female Lakeshore Athlete of the Year Award was Jodi Rabbers. Jodi has participated in Varsity Bas- ketball, Volleyball, and Softball for four years and Track one year. Jodi has received several Blossomland Conference awards and was voted most valuable player for Basketball, Volleyball and Softball. Teri Hand was selected as the winner of the Fine Arts Award. Teri has been a member of National Honor Society, the School band, and enjoys working on many types of arts and crafts. She feels she can express her deepest feelings through art and plans to develop her talent in art in the future. 186 Senior Stand-Outs VALEDICTORIAN Sue Kunkel has earned a 3.864 grade point average during her four years in High School. Sue has been involved in many types of girl's athletics. She has participated in Basketball, Track and Volleyball. She was also president of L Club for two years and involved in Spanish Club, Math Club, Ski Club, and National Honor Society. She plans to attend the University of Notre Dame to major in engineering and minor in po- litical science. SALUTATORIAN Cheryl Thar has earned a 3.857 grade point average during her four years at Lakeshore High School. Cheryl plans to attend Michigan Tech to major in Business Administration and minor in music. She has been involved in band. Pep Band, National Honor Society, German Club, Math Club, and Junior Achievement. Senior Stand Outs - 187 1. Belinda Brown and Carol Stelter were chosen as the John Phillip Sousa Award winners for 1976. 2. Blue Lake Scholarship winners include Mike Hoge, Diane Smith, Diane Ackall, and Mark Rantz. 3. The Outstanding Squad for marching season was chosen again this year. The members are: Patty Hoge, Mary Wheeler, Vanessa Hadady, and Randy Dienes. The majorette squad for 1976, with members Cathy Hart (Head Majorette) Melanie Hendrix, Cathy Yore and Vicky Kemp, received a very special honor this past fall. They traveled with Mr. Follett to the University of Michigan and taught over 1,000 majorettes a routine. In the pre-game activities they led the other majorettes in the routine before a crowd of over 103,000. Plans are under way for a return trip next year. The Lakeshore Barbershop Quartet including Eric Stokes, Mel Machemer, Dave Com, and Craig Steenbergh, was a new addition to the high school choral program. They performed at many civic events including; 1976 Miss Baroda Contest, Rotary Club Dinner, Sunday Music Club, Variety Show and a Mothers and Daughters Banquet. Gyl Duensing (right) was chosen as a member of the Musical Youth International Choir for 1976. She will be touring the British Isles this summer along with singing in concerts, and her group will appear on the British Television Network. Cathy Hart (LEFT) was chosen as the winner of the National School Award, given annually to a senior choir member. Barb Zordell and Becky Robins (ABOVE) were chosen to receive the Virginia Archer scholarships to summer choral OP PHOTO, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT-Dave rajecki, Rich Braga, Joe Krejci, Dave Cox, Jerry etz, Ron Kuhn, Volker Gaul, Harold Herbstreit, Steve annah, Glen Griffendorf, Kevin Hoge, Rick Fink, Jeff umdei, Rick Lausman. MIDDLE ROW L. TO R.-Mike lead, Scot Hosnedl, Joanne Hickcox, Rose Deja, rian Bassett, Dave Com, Mike Miston, Ed Cook, Bill enemark, Tom Gerber, Mary Hoffmann, Debbie Myers, ich Dutton, Derek Floreani. FRONT ROW L. to R,- arb Bartschke, Julie Gaul, Jane Lough, Kelly Gain, andy Gotstein, Sue Contreras, Gy I Duensing, Mary lunt Donna Bollenbacher, Cathy Hart. BOTTOM HOTO, BACK ROW, LEFT.TO RIGHT-Mark hompson, Dave Wesner, Pat Newell, Jacob Niemi, iob Nepstad, Jim Porter, MIDDLE ROW L. to R- lecky Shapleigh, Carol Stelter, Lorraine Reinhardt, Caren Schewe, Judy Wheeler, Peggy Root, Gwen Nolan, )ebbie Swisshelm, Kem Sisson. FRONT ROW L. to R.- haron Vitek, Cheryl Thar, Robin Ruff, Craig Shafer, :arol Stream, Eric Tam, Mike Waldmann. Other winners lot pictured are: Mark Brouse, Jeff Caple, Cindy Jellum, _ynn Lingle, Becky McDonald, Cathy Merrill, Ed luinones, Jody Rabbers, Roberta Richards, Chris Statz, md Carrie Swanson. SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Bill Denemark-March of Dimes. Gyl Ducnsing- L.M.C. Fine Arts, Junior Miss. Jerry Getz-L.M.C. Luw Enforcement Sandy Gotsteln- Renewable Tuition to St. Josephs College, Junior Miss. Cathy Hart-Whirlpool, Michigan State Academic Excellence. Cindy Jellum-Martin Marietta Corp. versity of Michi . Society of Ric Ron Kuhn-L.M.C. Math and S iety of Engineers, Michigan Regents, icholar. Society of Engineers- or. University tof Michigan Ro jentsA'v?r Mike Mead-Baroda Womens Civic League, |Gathy Sauitowestern Mich, trustees. Mcrrlll-St. doe Betauty College. -1 yv ?jmr- Mike Miston- Bob Nepstad- Pat Newell-Adri Cindy Ott-L.M.C.| Jodi R abb erf-Grand Roberta Richards-J Honor Graduates who have achieved a 3.50 cumulative grade point average In four years of high school are: SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT-Cathy Hart, Becky Shapleigh, Cheryl Thar, Carol Stream, Jane Lough, Robin Ruff, and Teri Hand. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT-Mary Hunt, Donna 190 Bollenbacher, Joe Krejci, Rick Lausman, Rich Dutton, Scot Hosnedl, Volker Gaul, Sandy Gotstein, and Sue Kunkel. Missing-Cindy Jellum. SPECIAL HONORS 1. SEATED-Bill Denemark-Distributive Education Outstanding Student, Rick Lausman-Bosch and Lomb Science Award, Paula Wesner-American Legion Speech Award, Joe Krejci-U. of M. Honorary Freshman, Dave Corn-Thespian Award. STAN DING-Laura Shapleigh-Spanish Award, Carol Stream-American Legion Citizenship Award, Elaine Zielke-DAR History Award, Sue Kunkel- English Award, Sandy Gotstein-Thespian Award, Cathy Hart-Best Thespian Award, National School Choral Award, DAR Good Citizen Award, and the Bicentennial Award. 2. Karlyn March received the Art Service Award. 3. Cathy Hart and Sue Kunkel were named National Merit Commended Students. 4. SEATED-Carol Stream, Roberta Richards-Office Education Award, Robin Ruff-Home Economics Award, Debbie Swisshelm, STANDING-Ron Kuhn- American Legion Citizenship Award, Mike Mead, Mike Waldmann-Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award, Burt Leland-Mathematics Award. 191 PROM BRINGS Kelly Gain and Mike Waldmann (ABOVE) were chosen as Prom Queen and King for 1976. Couples enjoyed dancing to the music of All in Love at the Sweet Cherry Resort. Mr. Lesser led the grand march and a heavenly atmosphere pre- vailed. A big thank you goes to the Junior Class and its' two hard working advisors, Mrs. Lovellette and Mrs. Stover. COUPLES TOGETHER W-L STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN Servers for the prom included: Brad Bengtsson, Patty Gotstein, Jim Hartman, Ana Humphrey, Joan Kuhn, Mitch Mammina, Holly Mischke, Chris Robertson, Cindy Santorio, Peggy Swisshelm, Doug Thompson, Dave Wallis, and Mark Owens. 195 TONIGHT IS THE END OF THE The sky iij the limit (or those who tty, anffior those flJio ..don't, life passtffthem by? This Skas the motfco'in tlMHds of the 221 Seniors as they received their diplomas Juim 9thjon the Lahcei Field. Sue Kunkel (L|FT), Sandy G I BMi (C TER) J|idC iy Hart (RIGHT) v.ere chosen by HBr classmates as the speakers for the edhing. Mr. Reilly introduces Valedfetorian'Sue Kunkekgnd Saluta- torian Cheyl Thar and commCTfed them on their academic; excellence. Thoughts of the evening were summarized by -Cathy Hart when she said, ’ Tonight we end the beginning of our lives, and tomorrow, we begflEow1'lives again. BEGINNING OF OUR LIVES, NIVOV S3AIT HAO DRIFTWOOD STAFF PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER EDITO R-Cathy Hart FACULTY, UNDERCLASSMEN-Pam Koebel SPORTS EDITOR-Joe Krejci ADVERTISING EDITOR-Mary Hunt ACTIVITIES EDITOR-Donna Bollenbacher ART WOR K-Karlyn March, Mike Mason PHOTOS-Bill Restivo, Bill Cahill GENERAL STAFF-Kelly Gain, Dave Jensen Paul Jellum, Glenda Roberts Eric Stokes, Mary Wheeler Cathy Yore. YEARBOOK ADVISOR-Mr. Greendonner JOURNALISM ADVISOR-Mrs. Johns OFFICIAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER - HAFER STUDIO