Lakeshore High School - Driftwood Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

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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

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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

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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.