Lakeshore High School - Driftwood Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1977 volume:

Stevensuille, Michigan 49127 U To Be Lived Once Again. . . . Can Never Return 5 Wendy Abbott, Denise Ackall, Diane Ackall, Dane Addison, Jim Agens, Jeannette Albee, Jennifer Albee, Sheila Alcala, Jackie Amicarelli, Betsy Anderson, Sue Anderson, Carol Anstey, Robert Argue, Connie Arnt, Melissa Baker, Lisa Ball, Larry Banks, Becky Barnard, Raya Bauschke, Julie Belonger, Jamie Bigginger, Laura Bischoff, Mary Black, Mary Boelcke, Vickie Boelcke, Jon Bomberger, Julie Bonczkowski, Shelly Borgersen, Mike Bradley, Robi Brame, Kim Brown, Sonnie Bryant, Roger Burns, Ron Burns, Thom Burns, Kathy Campbell, Kevin Campbell, Scott Caple, Don Carlsen, Kim Carroll, Kelly Clark, Rhonda Coffey, Heather Cowan, Ranee Cox, Colleen Craig, Marti Crowe, Jim Curry, Doreen Damaske, Mary Daniel, Ruth Ann Davis, Randy Dienes, Jean Doolan, Rose Dover, Damita Edwards, Rhonda Edwards, Julie Erickson, Sue Farrow, Rick Fechner, Lorrie Federan, Cheryl Fell, Jeff Flaherty, Tess Fleisher, Buddy Frenzel, Cathy Friske, Greg Frobieter, Tari Fuzak, Susan Gatchell, Liz Gebhard, Heidi Gerstenhorn, Dave Gilbert, Scott Gillette, Laryl Gi 11 is, Tom Gillis, Judy Godfrey, Linda Goodrow, Diane Gosnell, Patti Gotstein, Jeanne Graber, Lisa Graham, Jina Hall, Mark Harder, Bob Harper, Chris Harris, Donna Harris, Kurt Hartline, Anne Heaslip, Bob Harvey, Rhonda Hoge, T.K. Holt, Ila House, Tonda Huebner, John Imbs, Susan Imbs, Meredith Jackemeyer, Lori Jewell, Jackie Johnson, Janet Johnson, Teresa Kuhn, Kathy Katsulos, Brian Kemp, Lynn Kemp, Vickie Kemp, Amy Khan, Jayne Klug, Pam Klug, Anita Koppier, Ladene Korfmacher, Karen Krajecki, Jim Krejci, Sue Kretchman, Richard Kubsch, Nancy Kuhn, Kellie Lake, Pam Lauck, Burt Leland, Karen Lentz, Gina Leto, Tony Lorhoff, Peggy Long, Beth Lyon, Dave Machemer, Mel Machemer, Laura MacKimmie, Lisa Mammina, Mike Mason, Yvonne Mason, Barb Mathis, Sharon Mattner, Dorothy McGrath, 6 Variety Show Mark Mead, Gigi Melcher, Carolyn Meyer, Kathy Meyer, Diane Miller, Jannette Miller,Marcia Miller, Tammy Miller, Michelle Milmine, Holly Mischke, Mark Murphy, Wendy Necas, Jaime Nelson, Cindy Santoro, Louise Nelson, Beth Nepstad, Pam Nidiffer, Tammy Nothdurft, Chuck Novotny, Greg Nozicka, Al Ochsner, Mark Owens, Mary Payne, Doris Peterson, Brian Pliley, Nancy Porter, Donna Potts, Glenn Powell, Danny Rabbers, Mark Rantz, Karla Ratter, Tammie Reed, Mike Reilly, Don Richards, Jolene Richards, Kathy Ridenour, Michele Rivette, Chris Robertson, Becky Robins, Julie Rogacki, Ginger Rogers, Janel Root, Mary Rouse, Kim Rutherford, Sue Sanford, Tamra Schadt, Sharon Schalon, Dawn Scher, Bob Schindler, Jackie Schmidt, Maggie Schoenbach, Richard Schuck, Kathy Scott, Jeanne Sebesta, Mike Seel, Greg Shafer, Nancy Shank, Laura Shapleigh, Mary Shawl, Margot Sherrington, Diane Sitek, Connie Slabaugh, Ursula Smake, Doug Smith, Julie Snyder, Linda Snyder, Laury Sparks, Jason Spiegel, Jueli Speigel, Jim Stancik, Dean Starke, Craig Steenbergh, Mark Stemm, Sandy Stemm, John Ster, Eric Stokes, Jayme Strefling, Eva Svensson, Peggy Swisshelm, Amy Talbot, Janet Talbot, Debbie Thar, Lisa Thomas, Julie Toussant, Steve Trudell, Pam Tysman, Tine Varney, Don Vitek, Marion Waldmann, Robb Wallis, Julie Warner, Paula Wesner, Mary Wheeler, Randi Wilhelmsen, Sharon Wohler, Laura Woodrick, Scott Walters, Toni Walters, Vicki Wyatt, Cathy Yore, Pegi Yore, Cathy Young, Brenda Zacha, Joan Zavoral, Elaine Zeilke, BarbZordell, Blair Zordell, RonZordell. 7 It’s A Small World! 1. The Thespian's bon voyage party. 2. Pig down during intermission! 3. The little dutch boy. 4. Colour My World. 5. The cider was too strong! 6. The Truly Amazing Wombats. T Acti Bon Voyage Party Thespians Get Away Dance Choir Smothers Brothers All for the Best Barbershop Quartet Variety Show Acts Act II Muskrat Ramble- Spanish Flea Dolls of Sombre Man of La Mancha Color My World The Little Dutch Boy Sound of Music Ballad Opus 118 No. 3 Greek Belly Dancers Senior Class Skit Hebrew Wedding Dance Act HI The South Seas Sailor Dance One Dream In My Heart Hula Key Club Twlrlers Wombats Act IV The Orient S.S. Corrupters Magic Act Unicycle Gymnastics Siamese Cats Kung Fu Dance 11 Lakeshore Wins Homecoming The 1976 Lakeshore Homecoming was victorious. Lakeshore defeated Dowagiac 38-12. Doren Menser was crowned Homecoming Queen during halftime activities. The Class of 1977 won the float contest for the second consecutive year. Underclassmen Representatives The underclass Queen Representatives and their escorts were: Peggy Yore and Peter Bartschke; Kathy VanOsdal and Jim Stancik; Sibyl Weisser and Jim Rosenhagen. Ugly Men were Steve Trudell, Craig Steenberg, and many others. The top prize in the homecoming window decorating contest was Margot Sherrington and La Dene Korfmacher. The picture was displayed in the Olde Town Pizza Parlor, Village Square. 14 ) floats in the parade were made by Future Farmers; Careers and Science Club. Cheerleader Sonnie loes it again! Variety Show 2, Musicals 2, Choir 4 Future Secretaries-l jPi Variety Show 2, Spanish Club 2, Medical Careers 2, N.H.S. 2, Thespians 1, School Service 1, Choir 3 Variety Show 2, Musicals 2, Pom Pon Girls 1, Girls Track 1, German Club 3, L Club 1, N.H.S. 1, Pep Band 1, Band 4, Stage Band 1 School Service- 1 c ul(X 9 Spanish Club 3, Future Farmers 1 $£L j6uj Band 4, Yearbook 1, J.A. 3, School Service 1 2 yr. Band 4 5)cuut$ OArJUfUiJtfA� N O' covert J.A. 3 fydlhji, 6Uk'Jhco L School Service 1, Choir 2 Band 4 cfixrKrg-' ©, Variety Show 3, Musicals 3, All School Play 3, Cross Country 1, Stage Crew 3, Key Club 1, Science Club 2, Math Club 1, Student Counci 2, School Service 1, Drifter 1 Ski Club 1, N.H.S. 2 Class Officer 4, Prom Committee 1, Band 4, J.A. 1 Variety Show 1, All School Play 1 Student Council 1, School Service 1, Band 4 QAjsxjdfo 18 Variety Show-3; Musical 3; All School Play-1; Pom Pon Girls-2; F.S.A.-3; L Club-1; N.H.S.- 2; Thespians-2; Student Councll- 2; Choir-4. Volleyball-3; Track-3; L Club-2; Basketball-3; Bowling-1. Variety Show-1; Musical-1; German Club-3; N.H.S.-l; Student Council- 1; Pep Band-1; Jazz Band-1; Drifter Staff-1; Band-4. School Service-1, Science Club-2 School Service-1; Band-4; Stage Band-1; J.A.-l Girls Basketball-1; Girls Softball-2. Variety Show-1; Musical-2; All School Play-1; Football- 4; Key Club-2, Math Club-1 q Sax, Girls Basketball-1, School Service-1, Drifter Staff-2, Yearbook Staff-1 Hobbies- Writing and Travelling Variety Show-1; Musical-1; Cheerleader-3; Girls Track-4; Prom Committee-1. N.H.S.-2 QuJkft. £)cm ov K owoVjL Variety Show-4; Musical-4; All School Play-4; C.C.-l; Stage Crew-4; FFA-3; Stage Band-1, Drifter Staff-1, Yearbook Staff- 1, Pep Band-2 Girls Basketball- 2, Girls Softball- 4, Volleyball-4, Ski Club-4, Student Council- 2, Prom Committee-1, School Service- 1, Drifter Staff-1 19 Variety Show-1; Football-4; Wrestling-2; Key Club-2; L Club-2; Band-2; Pep Band-2; Drifter Staff-1 Dona cJ 7hmes Corh to Variety Show-3; Musical-4; All School Play-1; N.H.S.-l; Thespians-2; Choir-4; Band-4. P. FFA-4; School Service-1. Hobbies; Stamp Collecting; Model Railroads. All School Play-1; Thespians-2; Choir-1; J.A.- 1. School Service- 1; Co-op-1 JAMES CHESTER Ske. CoRtearO Band-4 fat ? 6 1— Variety Show-1; Yearbook Staff-1; Drifter Staff-2. 3; 2; Variety Show Volleyball-1; Science Club Ski Club-3; Thespians-1; Student Council- Variety Show-1; Musicals-2; Tennis-1; Girls Basketball-1; Girls Track-2; Spanish Club-2; Medical Careers- 1; Ski Club-1; N.H.S.-l; Choir- 2; Thespians-1. 34© Oum s Variety Show-3; Football-4; Wrestling-3; Track-4; Key Club-4; Class Officer-2; Drifter Staff-1; Yearbook Staff - 1; J.A.-l. 20 21 Variety Show- 2,Pom Pon Girls- 2, Girls Track-4, NHS-2 Band-1 Class Officer-1 Student Council- 3, School Service-1, Prom Committee-1 Band-4 Tennis-1, Ski Club-1, School Service-1 Variety Show-2, L-Club-1, Cheerleader-2, Girls Track-4, Girls Basketball- 2, School Service-1 I)juarrQJ FFA-2, Hobbies-Swimmlng, Horseback riding Football-4, Wrestling-4, L- Club-1 Hobbies-Needlepoint, Reading, Traveling Student Council-1, Co-op-1 JA-1, Bldg, Trades-2 Variety Show-1, Stage Crew-3, School Service- 1, Key Club-1 GUk 22 Football-2, Guys Baseball-4, L Club-1, School Service-1, Band-2, Stage Band-1 Variety Show-1, Musical-2, All School Play-1, Football-3, Guys Basketball-1, Guys Baseball-1, Guys Track-2, Football-3, Key Club-1, L Club-1 Student Council 1, Band-3 (tA. {(TSJuJT Guys Basketball-1 FFA-1, Hobbies-Listening and playing music. Cross Country-1, Golf-2, Building Trades-1 au g Ski Club-1, School Service-1, Hobby- Skateboarding CasS nOfo J (Suasi Spanish Club-3 Hobbies-Tennis, Chess, Collecting Coins, Hiking Variety Show-3, Musical-1, Cheerleaders-1, NHS-2, School Service-1 fiUfuf J-CcoAx Science Club-1, Hobbies-Karate, Skin Diving Variety Show-4, Musical-4, All School Play-4, Football-1, Stage Crew-4, School Service- 1 23 Golf 2, Tennis 1, School Service 1 d J'CLy vy. MxciaKAJ Cheerleaders 2, Girls Track 1 School Service-1 ■|H| DuVyvJI Variety Show 2, Girls Track 1, School Service-1 S). Choir 4, Band 2 Variety Show 3, Musicals 4, Key Club 4, Class Officer 1, Student Council 1, Band 4, Pep Band 4, Stage Band 4, Jazz Band 3, All-Star Band 3 Variety Show 1, Golf 2, Wrestling 1, German Club 1, Key Club 2, Science Club 1, N.H.S. 2, School Service 1, Stage Band 1 SCOTT GILLETTE Variety Show 2, N.H.S. 2 Student Council 2, Prom Committee 1, Band 4, Pep Band 1, Stage Band 2 Variety Show 1, Band 4, J.A. 1. Spanish Club 1 J.A. 1 24 Variety Show-1, School Service-1, Drifter Staff-1 Lcl-vK-vj- FFA-2, JA-2 TlPAlM HoLcomb 5oj ib O- vKoHn o Student Council-1, School Service-1, FFA-1, Choir-2 (prides. Wl (ft-tima n Spanish Club-1, Band-4 liotkxjg, Qom 4 n Hobbies-Drawing, Leathercraft, Listening to Music, Travelling Football-4, Guys Basketball-4, Guys Baseball-1, Guys Track-4, L Club-3, School Service- 1 Variety Show-4, Musical-1, All School Play-3, Football-1, Key Club-2, Thespians-2, Band-4, JA-1, Prom Committee-1, School Service- 1 Tot� L 1 Variety Show-4, Musical-3, German Club-2, NHS-1, Student Council-1, Band-4, Pep Band-3 26 Golf-4, Tennis-3, NHS-1, School Service-1 Football-1, Variety Show-2, Football-4, Guys Track-4, Key Club-3, Drifter Staff-2, School Service-1 8© 6 iWve Variety Show-1, Musicals-3, Girls Basketball-4, Girls Softball-4, L-Club-1, Band- 4, Choir-3, Drifter Staff-1, Prom Committee-1, School Service- 1 School Service-1, Football- 3, Tennis-2 Drifter Staff-1 27 Variety Show 1, Band 4, F.F.A. 2, N.H.S. 1, Student Council 1, Yearbook Staff 1 4tL r _ Variety Show 3, Musical 1 Girls Basketball 2, Girls Track 1 Student Council 2, Prom Committee 1, School Service 1 anitB koppier School Service-1 Variety Show-2 Cheerleaders-4, Girls Track-2 L Club-3, N.H.S.-2 School Service- 1 Juuaa Variety Show-3, Musical-2, All School Play-2, Stage Crew 3, Ski Club-2, School Service- 1 Choir 1 28 Variety Show-1; Musical-2; All School Play-2; German Club-1; Math Club-2; N.H.S.-2; Drifter Staff-1; Thespians-1. 0 Variety Show-4; Musical-4; Math Club-1; N.H.S.- 2; Thespians-2; Choir-4; Stage Band-2; School Service-1. • r at! J.A.-l; Hobbies: Skiing, Music, Pool Football-3; Basketball-1; Building Trades-1 rt rrv iiA. Band-4; School Service-1 Variety Show-1; J.A.-2; School Service-1; Softball-1 WoM-ilO Hobbies: Cermatics, Drawing PoJCT y_ r c- T OA Co X Musical-1; School Service- 1. Variety Show-3; All School Play- 2; Football-4; L Club-3; Class Officer-2; Student Council- 1; Drifter Staff- 2; Baseball-4; Basketball-4; School Service- 2; Prom Track-4; Committee-1. rfLteTTl Variety Show-1; Musica 1-1; Class Officer-2; Choir- 3; Girls Track-1. 30 C v -A --V Choir-3 SUF MEPRIU. £, M Z- ■ Guys Baseball-4, L-Club-1 4 v. e(Noo ) Football-1 Girls basketball- f 3, Girls softball- 4, Girls track-1, Volleyball-4, NHS-2, Band-4, JK Drifter Staff-1, School Service- 1 i foCfy 7 lAV. Variety Show-4, Musical-4, Band-4, All School Play-3, Pom Pon Girls-2, German Club-2, Student Council- 3, Choir-4, JA- 1, Thespians-2, Medical 1 TOM MEAL School Service-1, Co-op-1, Baseball-1, Golf-2 Variety Show-3, Band-4, Student Council-2, Musical- 1, School Service-1 Wrestling-1, Band-3, Stage Band-1, Bldg, Trades-1 31 Hobbies: Restoring Cars, Hunting, Football-1; Tennis-1; Wrestling-2 Golf-1; Wrestling-3; Band-4; School Service-1; Building Trades- l; Variety Show-3; Volleyball-2; Student Council- 2; Band-4. Stage Crew- 1; Hobbies: Tennis, Creative Writing, Showing and Training Horses Science Club-2. 32 Variety Show-1, Golf-3 Science Club-2, JA-1 Musical-1, All School Play-1, Guys Basketball- 2, Student Council-1, School Service- 1, Key Club-1 o cmoQdL 3- fathtyuhi' Variety Show-3, Musical-1, Girls Basketball-1, Choir-3, Student Council-1, Prom Committee-1 OLmJJlc Football-2, Wrestling-2, Future Farmers-1 X - irt 2- Future Farmers-3 Basketball-3, Football-1 All School Play-1, Choir-3 School service-1, Drifter Staff-2 Golf-3, Band-1, Drifter Staff-1 34 Variety Show-2, Choir-2, Drifter Staff-2, JA-1 Stage Crew-4, School Service-1 Girls Basketball- 4, Girls Softball- 2, Girls Track-2, Volleyball-4, L Club-3, School Service- 1, Yearbook Staff-1 Tvy Sc e €. Variety Show-1, Musical-1, Football-1, Stage Crew-2, School Service- 1 tvx-vvy v Variety Show-4; Musical-4; Key Club-1; Thespians-2; Class Officer-2; Choir-4; Band-1; Variety Show-4; All School Play- 4; Spanish Club- 3; N.H.S.-2; Band-2; Thespians-4; Class Officer-2; Student Counci I- 2; Band-2 Musical-1 OW Football-3; Guys Basketball- 2 Cross Country-1, Golf-2, Guys Basketball-2; Drifter Staff-2 TUoullj. Cross Country-4, Wrestling- 3, Band-4 35 Variety Show-3; All School Play- 3; Stage Crew-1; Medical Careers- 1; Thespians-3; Band-4; School Service-1 Variety Show-4; Musical-4; All School Play-2; Choir-4; Key Club-2 ag., Variety Show-1; Musical-1; Tennis-4; Basketball-2; Key Club-3; Science Club-1; N.H.S.-l; Student Council- 4; All School Play-1 ?oJ= ±i uu+l Band-4; School Service-1 Variety Show-1; FFA-1; FSA-3; Band-4 Variety Show-3; Musical-1; Girls Track-2; L Club-1 School Service-1; Musical- 2 FSA-3; Hobbies; Stitchery, Sewing LOOl 'YxSj SpUYJUuO Football-1 Wrestling-1; Hobbies: Motocross Variety Show-3; Track-1; Key Club-4; Ski Club-1; Band-1; Drifter Staff-1; v ' PJc4 - Football-3; Basketball-4; Track-3; Key Club-1; N.H.S.-l Variety Show-2; Musical-3; a- Wrestling-1; Basketball-1; Key Club-2; m Band-4; Choir-4; Yearbook Staff-1 Variety Show-4; Musical-4; All School Play-2; Girls Track-1; Ski Club-2; Band-4; Thespians-4; Student Council- 1; Drifter Staff- 1; Variety Show-4; Musical-3; All School Play-3; Football-1; Key Club-1; Band-4; Stage Band-1; Yearbook-1 36 37 Jis, —l Guys Baseball-2, School Service-1 5 OtfAft Variety Show-3, F.F.A.-4, Choir-3 F.S.A.-2, F.F.A.-l PAULA VILLA Cross Country-1, Wrestling-2, Spanish Club-2, Student Council- 1, School Service-1 Variety Show-1, Musical-1, All School Play-1, Golf-3, Wrestling-1, Guys Baseball-2, Science Club-1, L Club-1, School Service- 1, J.A.-l, Building Trades- 1 iP y{rC-(jJ Variety Show-2, Musical-1, Choir-4, All School Play-3, Pom Pon Girls-2, Quill Scroll-1, Stage Crew-1, Ski Club-2, L Club-1, N.H.S.- 1, Thespians-2, 'VojJb; Q. tJiZOmvi Variety Show-2, Musical-2, Quill . Scroll-1, Medical Careers- 1, Student Council-1, Prom Committee-1, School Service- 1, Band-4, Yearbook Staff- 2, J.A.-2 Cffiy tUkwbs Variety Show-3, Musical-3, J.A.- 1 All School Play-4, Cross Country-1, Wrestling-1, Stage Crew-3, School Service- 1, Band-3, Pep Band-2, Yearbook Staff- 1, Stage Band-1 s tzs y coay ts Band-4, School Service-1 38 Wrestling-1 t xivo jd dCVaccr Lo School Service-2 Pa£t OJthviLmi Band-1, School Service-1, Drifter Staff-1 Variety Show-3, All School Play- 1 Muslcal-2 Band-4, School Service-1, Prom Committee-1 Student Council- 2 Rprrv lA JuJr Cross Country-1, Guys Basketball- 2, Spanish Club- 2 Variety Show-2, Musical-2, AII School Play-1, Pom Pon Girl$-2, Quill Scroll-1, Band-4, School Service-1, Yearbook Staff-2 Caikij -tyCLuyj Variety Show-2, F.F.A.-l Band-4, Pep Band-1, School Service- 1 Variety Show-1, Musical-2, F.S.A.-3, Medical Careers- 1, Choir-3, J.A.- 3 2 VU jJisA F.F.A.-4 Band-4 ) -Jis. Band-3 39 NOT PICTURED ROGER BURNS CINDY CATANIA MIKE CRAIG RUTH ANN DAVIS CRAIG HADADY STEVE HAMLIN BENNO HINRICHS BECKY LANGE TIM PINER ROXIE SPITZER BRIAN TOLLAS MARSHAL PEBLER GARRY THOMAS Variety Show-2; Pep Band-1, Band-4, Volleyball-1, German Club-2, Medical Careers- 1, Musical-3, Stage Band-1, Prom Committee-1, School Service- 1, Choir-4 'ftfrc udL ft Wendy Abott Sally Agens Jacqueline Amicarelli Betsy Anderson Connie Arnt Lisa Ball Karen Barger Blaine Baum Mike Beaudette Jim Beck Jamie Biddinger Debbie Blaker Mike Bly Tom Borr Roger Brockway Gary Brouse Bob Brown Connie Brueck Jenny Bullinger Jim Burtchett Dennis Bush Bill Cahill Kathy Campbell Cindy Carlsen Patty Cheek Pam Clem Donna Cline Julie Connell John Correll Ray Coulombe 42 Juniors Heather Cowan Pat Coyne June Craig Mike Crowell Jill Cutshaw Mike Dame Kevin Daniel Dale Delong Kathy Dempsey Joel DenBleyker Dave Drews Mark Duschek Linda Eastman Pam Eber Erin Ehman Julie Erickson Ronda Essig Nina Eversole Shawn Ewbank Ed Faust Linda Fester Mike Fisher Jeff Flaherty Tess Fleisher Julie Floreani Kim Foster Jeff Fritz Paul Freer Kim Froberg Theresa Gambill Juniors 43 Emily Gantenbein Sue Gatchell Debbie Gaul Bob Gelesko Dan Gerber Diane Gerken Mary Getz Judy Godfrey Linda Goodrow Patti Gotstein Brian Grau Kelly Grier Dan Hanson Gary Harmon Tammy Hardy Jim Hartman Terry Hauch Tom Hayes Tina Heald Lynn Heaslip Pat Hoffmann Paula Hoge Mike Hollacher Cathy Holobaugh Greg Hopkins Natalie Hopkins Linda Horton Mike House Sharon Hudson Gary Huff Ana Humphrey John Jakubs Jeff Jaske Steve Jasper Dana Johnson Carrie Kanitz Tammy Ketelhut Martin Klassen Chris Kolberg Ladene Korfmacher Cindy Kovach Bob Kowerduck Jim Krejci Jim Krouse Peggy Kubizna Joanie Kuhn Diane Lambert Richard Laney Judy Larsen Lauri Laymann Scott Lee Bruno Lehmann Mitch Lieberman Jamie Lingle Jeff Livengood Jennifer Lyon Shelly Macholtz Jo Anne Mahler Mitch Mammina Tehra Matthias Larry Mead Michelle Mead Kevin Merritt Jannette Miller Valerie Miller Holly Mi chke Dana Mutiler Mark Murphy Wendy Necas Rich Neidlinger Beth Nepstad Julie Newnum Cindi Nolan Chuck Novotny Colleen Nozicka Juniors 45 Greg Nozicka AI Ochsner Kathy Oelke Bruce Ogonowski Debbie Oliver Pam Olmstead Cheryl Olszewski Jon Osborn Mark Owens Laura Patti Tom Pantelleria Shawn Patzer Marlene Peldys Karen Pelkey Rita Piontek Bob Porter Mike Poulson Glenn Powell Stephanie Prevatt Mark Rantz Brad Reitz Rhonda Riegel Chris Robertson Joe Rodriquez Rick Rogacki Ginger Rogers Karen Roland Mary Leigh Rouse Milford Russell Kim Rutherford Cindy Santoro Marc Saurbier Tammy Schadt Sharon Schalon Ray Schedler John Schindler Cindy Schmaltz Richard Schuck Barb Scott Teresa Scott Deanna Seageren Jean Sebesta Renee Sempert Joe Shafer Mary Shawl George Sherrington Dave Siewert Steve Sipes Sabrina Sivley Robyn Small Scott Smikle Kevin Smiley Doug Smith Scot Smith Phil Soulliere Jason Spiegel Harry Stadelmayer Mike Stanbery Dean Starke Eva Svensson Peggy Swisshelm Janet Talbot Doug Thompson Kim Thompson Charlene Tio Kerry Tollar Mark Tuttle Bob Uhrik Tom Underwood Kathy VanOsdal Mark VanOsdal Cliff Vance Mary Beth Varney Vicki Vega Mark Villa Valerie Vincent Don Vitek Cindy Vogl Denise Wade Mary Wainscott Marion Waldmann Cris Wall Dave Wallis Scott Walters Ed Warda Sheron Wegter Anita Westlake Stephanie Whitcomb Julie Williams Mary Willke Jeff Wisneski Todd Wittmann Sharon Wohler Lucinda Wurtz Laura Vauch Elaine Zeilke Blair Zordell Rob Zordell Ron Zordell Not Pictured Thomas Anstey Mary Kay Baxter Mike Bly Harry Bridwell Roy Burnside James Chester Joe Deja Randall Dienes Carol Dlouhy John Fortuna Vanessa Hadady Reinhold Jung Kevin Kiel Craig Schiman Connie Slabaugh Brian Surch Michael Tuttle Tom Baker David Bennitt Tim Bohm Odell Brister David Camp Randy DeMorrow David Devoir Dan DiGregorio Richard Fairleigh Robert Gruss Larry James James Kahn Greg Pribyl Laura Selent Mark Stockwell Donald Toth 48 Juniors Jim A'jens Dane Addison Shiela Alcala Jeff Albanese Jeannette Albee Jennifer Albee Scott Andrews Carol Anstey Bob Argue Wendy Arndt Bruce Aungst Melissa Baker Karen Bailey Lori Bammann Kelly Barker Travis Barker Pete Bartschke Jeff Bassett Richard Bauske Lawrence Beaudoin Patty Beck Jon Belanger Steve Benton Carl Beverly Chris Vicki Bevilacqua Boelcke Mark Ricky Bishop Bonnell Robin Shelly Blankenship Borgersen Mary Rebecca Bodjack Borr Robin Corrine Brame Brueck Craig Sonnie Broadwater Bryant Ray Cindy Brockway Bucher Shawn Jeff Brozovich Buckner Kathleen Bullard Ron Burns Tom Burns Grace Callender Joey Campbell Scott Caple Jeff Charleston Flynn Clanton Greg Clarke Nancy Clark Rod Coffey Laurie Correll Kevin Coulombe Scott Cowgill Caren Coyne Andrew Craig Richard Cross Jean Crowder Ron Carroll Doreen Damaske Pat Dass Chris Deloach Robert Devries Rex Dickson Stephen Dienes Barbara Dietrich Bill Dietrich Kim Dilts Pam Diouhy Debbie Dobbs Jean Doolan Coreen Dinges Loretta Eber Damita Edwards Tom Edwards Renee Eggleston Glenn Elsasser Frieda Eisner Ed Fairbanks Dawn Farrow 50 Sophomore Alan Bill James Rebecca Harper Hendrix Hinkle Horton Robert Joey Susan John Harper Hercik Hoffman House Ruth Jamie Michael Dawn Hauch Hicks Hoge Howley Ann Robert Holly Ralph Heaslip Hines Holmes Humphrey Gerald Fechner Lome Federan Ron Field Marc Florian Sue Forrest Joe Fortuna Kelly Frakes Mary Frenzel Ed Fritz Wade Froberg Greg Frohbieter Taresa Fuzak Tom Gaul Paget Geary Terri Gelander Laryl Gil I is Joy Giver Mark Glavach Deanne Gleffe Kerry Gobert John Godush John Goetz Tom Golubic David Goodwin Julia Graber Lisa Graham Angela Gramman Luann Graham Teresa Green Norman Greuel Mark Glossinger Gary Gunkle Brian Geoghan Jina Hall Ron Hall Tracy Hamlin Mary Hampton Mark Harder Donna Harris Chris Harris Sophomore 51 Susan Imbs Rick Imler Geri Jackson Sherry Jackson Charles Jager Cindy Jenkins Jesse Jenkins Jackie Johnson Janet Johnson Belinda Jones Ted Jones Todd Jones Kathy Katsulos Sandy Keller Robert Kelley Christel Kemper Lynn Kemp Dawn Ketelhut Amy Khan Darcy Kiehn Lori Kietzer Todd Kimball Sarah Kirby Gerd Klank Natalie Koch Mark Koebel Sue Kretchman Mary Krieger Laurie Kroening Cynthia Krouse Robert Krueger Paul Krugler Cathy Kunkel Mary Kuss Kellie Lake Veronica Lauck Jan Lausch Steve Lausch Bonnie Lear Karen Lentz 52 Sophomore Lori Leto Rocco Liogghio Susan Livengood Peggy Long Gary Looney David Lovelace Dan Luth Tom Lybrook David Machemer Tonie Machurick Laurie Mackimmie Carrie Maly Karen March Larry Martin Lori Mason Blake Mathews Jean Matthews Sharon Mattner Nancy McGrath Rhonda McGregor Sheila McGregor Margaret McTavish Mark Mead Angela Melcher Carolyn Meyer Judith Meyer Marcia Miller Tamera Miller Ken Miston Mathew Mohler Douglas Monte Robin Morse Dina Moschioni Elizabeth Murphy John Murphy Mary Murphy Robert Myers Tracy Maza Richard Neidlinger Mark Nidiffer Sophomore 53 William Nielsen Katrina Niemi Joe Nimtz Dale Nitz Tammy Nothdurft Diane Parce Theresa Pauler Carol Peever Tony Peldys Mike Pfeil Dan Pihulic Greg Poulson Teresa Racz Ken Radtke Dan Rammon Karla Ratter Richard Ray Jim Redding Kathy Redding Tammie Reed Sue Reinders Ingrid Reinhardt Mike Reisig Jolene Richards Richard Ridenour Jerry Rider Michele Rivette Brian Roback Janel Root Robert Rutherford Dawn Rynearson Robert Sauder Larry Schadler Ann Schaefer Harold Schewe Donna Schlutt Jacqueline Schmidt Schuyler Schmidt Eric Schornhorst Dan Schultz 54 Sophomore Mike Seel Michele Shafer Jamie Sinkiewicz Diane Sitek Tonya Sivley Mark Slabaugh Karl Smiley Diana Smith Michelle Smith Linda Snyder Gary Spender Jueli Spiegel Susan Stampohar Julie Stankus Kelly State Robert Steinke Sandy Stemm John Ster Londa Story Linda Stright Vytas Sukys Sandy Sunquist Sara Swanson Terri Taber Tom Talbot Diana Taube William Teifke Douglas Terry Jeff Tilly Alfred Tio Joy Tio Julia Toussant Christine Trapp James Turcotte Mark Tyler Pam Tysman Greg Vance Tina Varney Billy Villa Brian Wahl Sophomore 55 Elizabeth Wagner Jackie Wagner Sherri Wagonmaker Leslie Wald Marion Waldman Colleen Ward Craig Warner Brian Warnock Wayne Weaver Sybil Weisser Chuck Welch John Welch Forrest Wenman Mike Wharton Ed Wiessner Mark Wilson Joe Winnell Donna Witney Billy Wolter Laura Woodrick 56 Sophomore Margaret Yore, Mark Youdell, Cheryl Zandarski, Dave Zick, Klaus Zielke, Linda Ziemke NOT PICTURED Mark Adams Lori Bailey Tim Borr Karen Brunkel Jerry Cody Richard Denton Barry Domke Scott Fink James Hennessee Timothy Irwin Gregory Jeffries Teresa Mills Bridget O'Brian Rhonda Ray Susan Sanford David Schaub Jeff Schlender Annette Skaggs David Tillman Gregory Walters Brian Arend Tracy Beil man Tyree Brister Scott Chambers Gary Denemark Anthony Dipisa Lance Edwards John Harris Debbie Heppler Jeffrey Ives Tammy Kanitz Kerry Myers Frank Pitts Leroy Sahs Deanna Saurbier Don Schedler Rick Schmidtke Mark Scott Michael Swisher David Toohey Denise Ackall Jay Adams Martin Albanese Jill Albee James Albrecht Edward Anderson Johnny Anstey Mark Anstey Wendy Arledge Robin Baehl Dan Baker Wilburn Baker James Ballard James Baney Jeff Barchett Paul Barchett Angela Barger Steve Barker Rebecca Barnard Jeff Beaudette William Beck Kurt Belinger Roland Betker Angela Bevilacqua Jeff Biddinger Mary Black Phyllis Black Greg Bly Tamay Bonnell Dave Bollenbacher Paul Bowman Sonja Boyd Kim Brien Tonnie Brinkley Nancy Brown Sheila Brozovich Kevin Brueck Dennis Brunke Cathlene Burgess Julie Burgess Dwayne Cahill Ellen Callender Joe Capozio Beth Caris Kim Carroll Laura Caulpetzer Jeff Christensen Tambra Ciboch Freshman 57 Allen Dillard Debra Dlnges Kevin Dixon Rosemarie Dover Paula Deschek Julie Edwards Steve Edwards Lynn Ellingson Lisa Erickson Thomas Eversole Todd Ewbank Steven Farnum Gerald Federan Randall Fife Todd Fleener Karen Fonger Lauren Fowler John Franklin Rhonda Freeman Ann Friedrick Jon Friest Paul Gain Robert Gaiser Margaret Gantenbein 58 Freshman Gilda Clarke Linda Clem Liz Coffey Cary Coleman Don Cooper Cheri Coulombe Benny Covington Kim Cox Ranee Cox Colleen Craig Randy Curtis Joy Catania Cheryl Carmichael Bret Damaske Elaine Dame David Daniel Dennis Dasse Herbert Daumann Cathy Davis Lisa Davis John Deja Darci Delong Bill DeMorrow Jeff Dienes Randy Harris Kraig Hartline Joseph Hayes Tammie Hendren Kirk Henkel Peter Henschel Dixie Hidy Phillip Hoge Susan Hoge Lane Holmes Tamra Holt Patti Hornus Connie Horton Tamra House Timothy Howley Rian Huff David Hummelberg Kathy Iannelli Meredith Jackemeye Jim Jakubs Annete James Cindy Jasper Kris Jensen Lori Jewell Tracey Jewell Freshman S9 Randall Gillette Steve Giudice Greg Glavach Brenda Glupker Jay Godfrey Karen Gobert William Goetz Yvette Gould Laurie Gray Jim Greendonner Brian Greuel Kevin Grier Cindy Grigsby Rita Guse James Hahn Kelly Hall Rebecca Hall Mike Hamilton Debbie Hammermeister Debra Haney Jon Gaunder Liz Gebhard Colleen Geoghan Heidi Gerstenkorn Andrew Gilbert Cheryl Johnson Oanette Jorgensen Brigitte Jung David Kastner Kathy Keller Brian Kemp Dawn Ketchan Mark King Lynn Kitkowski Anne Klassen Jayne Klug Tom Knapp Kevin Knuth Scott Kohn Art Kolberg Johan Koppier Roberta Kovalska Karen Krajecki Louis Krauel Kevin Krieger Brad Krugler Ron Kubsch Nancy Kuhn Brad Kuschel Nick Lahr Phillip Laney Michelle Layman Robert Lawrick Mike Lehmann James Leonard Robin Lewis Denice Lieberman Tony Lohroff Shelley Long Beth Lyon ■■I Daniel Mahler Michelle Malloy Julie Maly Matthew Maly Vincent Mandarino Karen Martin Yvonne Mason Barb Mathis Lisa Maxwell Lora May Belinda McCarver David McCaslin Tina McDaniel John McKie Rick McNeill Neal Mead Cheri Menchinger Doug Mensinger Jayne Mergan Heidi Mertin Mike Mervenne Dennis Metz Janet Meyer Melody Middleton Diane Miller John Miller Rob Moschioni Teresa Munoz Jeff Nearpass Nancy Necas Eric Neibauer Robert Nellans DlnuVC Freshman 61 Louise Nelson Robert Nelson Cheryl Newnum Laurie Nichols Ted Nitz Karen North David Nosotti Frank Nycamp Karen Nyland David Nystuen Kevin Oliver Marie Olmstead Jodie Orzehoski Dan Otterness Kellene Oudbier Scott Ovens Vincent Pace Jack Pallas Jim Pantelleria Mary Payne Bonnie Peever Tim Pendergrass Doug Phillips Tony Phillips April Pinderski Jeff Pinderski Don Pitts Brian Pliley David Poerio Sandy Polfus Dean Pollee Nancy Porter Nathan Potratz Brad Prevatt Dan Rabbers Roy Ramthun Liz Raschke Mike Reilly Mary Richardson Pam Ricketts Tammy Ricketts Pam Roberts Ruben Rodriguez James Roe Julie Rogacki Rick Rosenthal 62 Freshman Ray Runge f Keith Ruff David Sandei Rick Sanders Ralf Schaper Carol Schaub Dawn Scher David Schewe Susan Schewe Rosy Schlender Dave Schmaltz Julie Schoenbach Margaret Schoenbac Kim Schroeder Robin Schulz Tom Setter Nancy Shank David Sing Robert Sipes Julie Skaggs Gerald Slavicek Brad Smith Greg Smith Michelle Smith Rhonda Smith Sherry Small Debra Solari Judy Spitzer Mary Stancik Elfie Stadelmayer Ken Stanton Karen Steenbergh Freshman 63 Rosanne Ster Jayme Strefling Jeanette Sturcz Jonas Sukys David Summers Craig Surch Amy Talbot Tracey Taylor Andrea Terry Debbie Thar Natalie Thar Joyel Thierbach Mark Thompson Scott Thompson Lori Toth Melanie Troike Paul Trudell Mike Tyler Dan Underwood Bruce Unruh Kathy Vergot Leslie Vincent David Vogl Jeffery Wach Lynda Wagner Julie Warner Kevin Warnock Teresa Watson Vicki Webster Bruce Wegter Doug Weingart Carrie Weirick Sonja Wesner Linda Westlake David Wharton Michele Whitcomb Oriville Williams Joan Willke Jerry Wilson Keith Wilson Tracy Wilson Amy Wolfe Barbara Wolff Tom Woodrick Elizabeth Woodward William Wright Vicki Wyatt Ken Young Freshman 65 Lor� Yost Ray Young Kim Yow Brenda Zacha John Zavorai Joan Zavorai Rick Zehm Heidi Zielke Jeff Zordell 66 Freshman Not Pictured Blair Bigelow Brad Bigelow David Bollenbacher David Boyer Brenda Brister Betty Capron Cheryl Carmicheal Bob Casper Joe Catania Cheri Coulombe Susan Coyle Jean Crowder Norm Dushuanack Lynn Ellingson Ron Groth Vincent Grzeslck Debra Haney Bruce Herrmann Diana Hill Dawn Kanitz Mary Krieger Tracy Maza Paul McTavish Tim Milan Paula Mills Tammy Morris Mark Riley Mark Rimpel Daphne Schedler Mike Schmidtke Sherry Small Rhonda Smith Sandra Sundquist Tom Thompson Charles Welch Veronica Wisdom Wade Wyatt Lori Yost David Zick Phillip Zuhl Bob Cole, maintenance supervisor. The Cooks, L. to R: Mrs. Kimley, Mrs. Spilger, Mrs. Mitchell, head cook; Mrs. Kronos, Mrs. Lawrick, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Dinges, missing: Mrs. Kretchman. 67 Board of Education, SEATED: George Zinkil, Mrs. Nicky Baker, John Steinke, STANDING: Arnold Nitz, Russ Hanson, James Murphy, Gerald Totzke. Mr. Fred Schmidt, Superintendent Mr. William Galbreath, Asst. Superintendent Gloria Vanderbeck, Director of Curriculum Central Administration 68 Mr. David Clark, Asst. Principal; Mr. Dennis Kniola, Asst. Principal and Athletic Director, Mr. Edward Reilly, Principal. Secretaries: Mrs. Zeilke, Mrs. Rosenthal, Mrs. Bischoff, Mrs. Avery. 69 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Sprague-NHS advisor; Mr. Bittenbender-Varsity wrestling coach; Miss Carroll; Mr. Myers-Science Club Adv.; Miss Hass-Cheerleading Adv.; BACK ROW: Mr. Sotnyk: Mr. Porter-Math Club Adv. Mr. Wilkinson Mr. Ramthun-Medical Careers Adv.; Mr. Brueck, Mr. Arter. 70 71 SEATED: Miss Lindenfeld-Jr. Class Adv.; Mrs. Lovellette-Sr. Class Adv. 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Budiett'j 93 Larry’s Standard Service Downtown Baroda 422-1674 JOHN BEAN VISUALINE FRONT END ALIGNMENT AMERMAC TIRE TRUING COMPUTERIZED WHEEL BALANCING COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE TUNE UP AND CARBURETION Congratulations Class of “77 from The Sewing Basket Our Starting Five at the Lakeshore Office Wishes the Best of Luck to all Seniors. 10 branch offices. Benton Harbor (3 locations) • Baroda • Buchanan • Eau Claire • Fairplain • Galien • Lakeshore • St. Joseph BRANCH 95 It pays to advertise in the yearbook. TU 1977 ikii ot suit Advetto, 96 Blossom Land Co-Champions FRONT: Brian Wahl, Tom Frakes, Mark Owens, Bob Brown, Shawn Ewbank, Bob Harvey, Jamie Lingle, Hank Schoenhard, Joe Rodriquez, Kevin Campbell, Odell Brister, Jeff Bassett. SECOND: Kerry Myers, Scott Smikle, Dave DeVoir, Greg Hopkins, Kevin Smiley, Tim DeVoir, Joe Shafer, Marc Florian, John Osborn, Jon Bomberger, Paul Freer, THIRD: John Miller, Larry Toth, Jim Curry, Tom Jager, Mike Mason, Mike Stanbery, Buddy Frenzel, Don Carlsen, Dave Kietzer, Dave Kastner, FOURTH: Coaches; Mark Nisbet, Jim Sanford, Dave Price, Dave Topping. SCOREBOARD LHS 7 St. Joe 19 LHS 24 Cassopolisi' i 3 40 LHS 38 Dowagiac 12 LHS 30 Buchanan 6 LHS 34 River Valley 0 LHS LHS 22 Coloma 0 26 Brandywine 22 The 1976 football season was the year of the Big Play . This was a team that had a good social de- fense and a wide open exciting offense. It was a Blossomland Conference Championship team. Most of all this was a team that had the courage to come back when all seemed lost. For the first time Lake- shore had two All-Staters in one season, Tom Jager and Mike Mason. We also had four All-Con- ference members, Odell Brister, Tom Jager, Paul Freer, and Mike Mason. Our Outstanding Defensive Player was Bob Harvey and Outstanding Offensive Player was Kevin Campbell. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF THE 1976 LAKESHORE FOOTBALL LANCERS. 99 JV Football 1976-77 FRONT: Dave Goodwin, Chris Bevilacqua, Eric Schornhorst, Mark Glavach, Norm Greuel, Tom Lybrook, Ralph Humphrey, Wade Froberg, Rich Cross. SECOND: Ron Hall, Matt Mohler, Ken Miston, Dale Nitz, Joe Campbell, Ron Burns, Tyree Brister, John Goodush. THIRD: Gary Looney, Dan Rammon, Klaus Zilke, Bill Wolter, Greg Walters, Joe Hercik, Jason Spiegel, Chuck Jager. FOURTH: Coach Chuck Salvano, John Murphy, Dan Luth, Mark Slabaugh, Rich Ridenour, Chip Gobert, Bob Steinke, Scott Andrews, Coach Bill Johnson. 102 Lakesl Lakesl Lakasl Lakesl Lakashor EBOA St. Jcc Cassop li Dowagiat Buchanar RV Coloma Brandywi Edwardsfei L.M.C. akeshore Football Candids 104 Football Candids 1976-77 Freshman Football SCOREBOARD LHS 20 Cass 16 LHS 14 Dowagiac 8 LHS 42 Buchanan 36 LHS RV (by forfeit) LHS 42 Coloma 0 LHS 46 Brandywine 14 LHS 12 Edwardsburg 14 FRONT ROW: Brian Greuel, Dennis Metz, Todd Ewbank, Dan Underwood, Greg Glavach, Dwayne Cahill, Jim Leonard, Jeff Beaudette, Eric Huebner. SECOND ROW: Joe Capozio, Craig Surch, Jeff Biddinger, Brad Prevatt, Bob Sipes, Mark Mervenne, Cary Coleman, Mike Lehmann, Brad Kuschel, Lane Holmes, Eric Neibauer, Kevin Brueck, Keith Wilson. Coaches, Mr. Beel and Mr. Keith. 105 Varsity Cheerleaders Winter Sports Cheerleaders-Judy Godfrey, Julie Boncz- kowski, Jannette Miller, Gina Leto, Teresa Kuhn, Kathy Campbell, Kathy VanOsdal, Joan Kuhn. Fall Sports Cheerleaders-Teresa Kuhn, Gina Leto, Kathy Campbell, Joan Kuhn, Julie Bonczkow- ski, Jannette Miller, Judy Godfrey, Kathy VanOsdal. 106 2nd In The State! The 1976-77 varsity squad did an outstanding job this year to raise school spirit and also perform at games and pep assemblies with precision and unity. During the summer, they attended the All-Star Cheerleading Camp at Quincy College, Quincy, Illinois. There they were named Grand Champions and voted the Most Spirited Squad. This high standing entitled them to compete in the state competition which was held at C.M. U., in November. After a hard day of competition, our Lakeshore Cheerleaders were named second in the state. The squad proved that hard work and dedication does pay off. They would like to offer a special thanks to Miss Hasse, for her support and assistance during the year. Congratulations, girls! 107 J.V. Cheerleaders Fall Sports Cheerleaders-Laryl G i 11 is. Shelly Borgersen, Nancy Clark, Jackie Johnson, Peggy Long, Pam Dlouhy, Mary Kuss and Sonnie Bryant. Winter Sports Cheerleaders-Jackie Johnson, Peggy Long, Shelly Borgersen, Amy Kahn, Sonnie Bryant and Mary Kuss. 108 Freshmen Cheerleaders Fall Sports Cheerleaders; Nancy Necas, Tracey Jewell, Diane Miller, Karen Krajecki, Nancy Kuhn, Julie Warner, Julie Rogacki. Winter Sports Cheerleaders; Julie Warner, Diane Miller, Nancy Necas, Nancy Kuhn, Meg Gantenbein, Tracey Jewell. r Lakeshore Cross Country — 1976 ||ual Meetsu3-£ Edward Lake Michigan Catholic River Valley .% Benton Harbokj 1 Cassopolis Dowagiacj Buchanan' ? River Valley Coloma Brandywine Invitationals: . jm Ne cr m atervliet :w Prairie Fenn ville Berrien County Sturgis Regional Conference no FRONT: Brian Kemp, Ben Covington, Brian Warnock, Brad Krugler, Bill Wright, Deb Blaker, Al Tio. BACK: Coach Bruce Marschke, Jim Hinkle, Rex Dickson, Jerry Wilson, Mark Stockwell, Russ Shank (capt.), John Goetz, Coach Glen Brown. CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: Russ crosses the finish line. Mr. Marschke gives his runners some ad- vice. An Edwardsburg harrier offers his con- gratulations to Russ. Brad Krugler running strong. The team takes a break. Al Tio leads the pack. Ill BACK ROW, L to R: Coach Lambert, Kevin Daniel, Harry Gnodtke, Don Richards, Robb Wallis, Chris Horton. FRONT ROW: Bob Gelesko, Scott Cowgill, Mark Nidiffer, Dave Haslett, Mike Fisher. a r s • I t y TEAM STANDINGS BRANDYWINE INV. 337 4th place CONFERENCE 338 2nd place REGIONAL 362 7th place RECORDS FOR 1976 SEASON 1. TEAM —LOWEST FRONT NINE TOTAL ON OUR COURSE—162 2. TEAM—LOWEST TEAM AVE. MATCHES AND JAMBOREES—165.0 3. TEAM —BEST 4 YEAR CONFERENCE RECORD — 2nd in 73—1st in 74—1st in 75—2nd in 1976 4. LOWEST AVE. DAVE HASLETT (40.05) Golf 1976-77 112 J.V. Golf . BACK ROW: Coach Lambert, Phil Laney, Paul Gain. FRONT ROW: d Tim Pendergrass, Doug Phillips, Dave Poerio. Girl’s Varsity Basketball SCOREBOARD LHS 37 LMC 41 LHS 33 Benton Harbor 73 LHS 46 Sturgis 38 LHS 66 Cassopolis 43 LHS 37 St. Joe 35 LHS 49 Dowagiac 35 LHS 41 Buchanan 48 LHS 35 River Valley 61 LHS 54 Coloma 32 LHS 40 Brandywine 36 LHS 23 Edwardsburg 45 SCOREBOARD LHS 51 Cassopolis 50 LHS 46 Dowagiac 66 LHS 46 Buchanan 51 LHS 35 River Valley 51 LHS 47 Coloma 36 LHS 34 (OT)Brandywine 38 LHS 50 Edwardsburg 73 LHS 36 St. Joe 42 LHS 55 Brandywine 47 LHS 37 River Valley 41 114 Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT; Sue Schewe mgr., Val Vincent, Deanna Seageren, Mimi Beutter, Ivy Schewe, Mary Beth Varney, Tina Varney mgr., BACK ROW; Kim Foster, Kathy Blaker, Kathy Mensinger, Marlene Peldys, Sue Farrow, Patty Hoge, Coach Davison. Not pictured Cathy Kunkel,and Deanne Gleffe. 1. Kathy Mensinger goes up for a jump shot. 2. Kim Foster passes to Marlene Peldys. 3. Cathy Kunkel brings down a rebound. 4. Coach Davison explains the game plan to the team. The Girl's Varsity Basketball team finished with a 9-12 record overall. They had a 6-8 record in the Blossom- land Conference for a 4th place finish. Leading scorers were Marlene Peldys and Kim Foster with 8.4 and 8.3 ppg. averages respectively. Leading rebounders were Kathy Mensinger and Marlene Peldys. Patty Hoge was voted by her teammates as the Most Valuable Player and Kim Foster voted as the Best Defensive Player. Coach Davison commented, I feel we had a successful season because the girls never gave up, worked hard, and played to a high-percentage of their potential. We have a good nucleus of players returning next year, so with some hard work and concentration on team work this summer I'm really looking forward to next season.' £oa J IIS JV Girls Basketball The 1976 Girls JV Basketball team ended with a 14-5 record, of which three losses were by two pts. The girls finished sec- ond to unbeaten Dowagiac in league standings, losing to the Chiefs 42-40 and 37-35. Two Sophomores were elevated to Varsity, Cathy Kunkel and Deanne Gleffe. Jamie Sin- kiewiez was tops in ten statisti- cal catagories. The team's trademark was a sticky defense, allowing a scanty 23.4 pts. per game, and a very aggressive, hustling style of play. FRONT: Coach Maier, Tami House, Damita Edwards, Dawn Farrow, Tammy Ciboch, April Pinderski; mgr. MIDDLE: Deanne Gleffe, Cathy Kunkel, Kelly Oudbier, Nancy McGrath, Joan Wilke, Kathy Ianelli; mgr. TOP: Terry Gelander, Lori Kietzer, Jamie Sinkiewiez, Sybil Weisser, Linda Snyder, Melodie Middleton. LHS 33 LHS 22 LHS 48 LHS 40 LHS 25 LHS 40 LHS 44 LHS 30 LHS 57 LHS 44 LHS 50 LHS 44 LHS 35 LHS 37 LHS 47 LHS 60 LHS 23 LHS J 28 ft 7 LHS f 29 t LMC Benton Harbor Sturgis Cassopolis St. Joe Dowagiac Buchanan River Valley Co lorn a y Brandywine Edwardsburg Cassopolis Dowagiac Buchanan River Valley Coloma Brandywine Edwardsburg St. Joe 10 15 13 28 37 29 6 13 22 22 37 1976 Wrestlers Are 7th In State FRONT: Jim Hinkle-mgr., Doug Smith, Ruben Rodriguez, Mike Crowell, Tim DeVoir, Terry Runge, Mike Reilly. BACK: Coach Price, Mark Slaughbaugh, Jamie Lingle, Mark Murphy, Lane Holmes, Frank Pitts, Joe Rodriguez, Coach Bittenbender. Chiming ' g Cassio I is Jft East .Kentwood™ pt. (Joe pfctroit Thurston 'DBwagiac a jchanan R v ir Valley J )l )ma I ,v , Paw I aldywine Marshall Gull Lake Col water Edw ardsburg Portage Central Kalamazoo Hakett MENT RESULTS ional :higan ;eshor fs Invi Ithwes land IfivitafTonal Gull Lake Invitational. Conference Tournament District Tournament Regional Tournament State Tournament -3rd 3rd -3rd -5th 5th -7th SULTS -30 -34 LHS 21 LHS - 50 LHS - 42 LHS - 45 LHS - 58 LHS - 62 LHS - 65 LHS - 17 LHS - 42 LHS - 45 LHS - 39 LHS - 35 LHS - 44 LHS - 27 LHS - 43 24 -14 -25 -12 119 Led by Veterans Terry Runge, Doug Smith and Jamie Lingle the Lakeshore Wrestling Team had another successful Season. This years team was relatively young and faced an awesome schedule. But these handicaps were overcome by strong team leadership, competitive toughness and longer practices. When the season finally ended the proud wrestlers had compiled a fine 17-3 dual meet record, scored well in a number of invitationals and placed 7th in the State Meet. The amazing thing about this years team is that Terry Runge is the only senior. Runge wrestled Varsity for four years, compiled a 101-26 record, won three Conference titles and was the 1977 Regional Champ at 112 lbs. He will be difficult to replace. However, with 14 lettermen back and a number of other challengers Coach Bittenbender is confident that next years team could be the best ever. Bluechippers Doug Smith and Jamie Lingle will be back to lead next years effort. Smith won 41 straight matches Before suffering his first loss in the State Championship Finals in the 105 lb. weight class. Lingle wasn't far behind with a 45-2 record and placed 3rd at 132 lbs. in the Class B State Tournament. Other returning wrestlers who enjoyed a winning season were Conference Champ Joe Rodriquez 31-10-1, Frank Pitts 23-15, Mike Crowell 20-16, John Murphy 16-11, Rocco Liogghio 24-15, Joe Campbell 11-10 and Mike Reilly 10-9. At the Annual Awards Banquet Terry Runge was honored as the Most Valuable Wrestler. Doug Smith and Jamie Lingle shared the Outstanding Wrestler Award and Mike Reilly was voted the Most Improved Wrestler. 120 FRONT: Bob Sipes, Brian Kemp, Jerry Federan, Marty Albanese, Brad Prevatt; SECOND: Don Pitts, Jay Adams, Ray Runge, Ron Burns, Dwane Cahill, Bob Harper, Matt Mohler; THIRD: Coach Price, Vince Grezyck, Jeff Pinderski, Rick Cross, Ken Miston, Rick Imler, Coach Bittenbender. 122 123 1976-77 Varsity Basketball KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT; Greg Hopkins, Paul Freer, Kerry Myers, Kevin Campbell, Dave Devoir, Doug Thompson, Odell Brister. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT; Coach MacTavish, Mark Forrest, Scott Lee, Joe Shafer, Mike Mason, Tom Jager, Mark Stockwell, Mr. Nisbet-asst. coach. What memories will surface as you view these pages? Some bad--some good, perhaps, but these reflect the time past. A brief review of the season: In December we won two while losing six; not a very impressive beginning. In January we split even, winning three and losing three, a better showing. In February, we began to reach our potential, winning five and losing one. A long road, but we finished with ten wins and ten losses, including an eight win-six loss record in the conference. Paw Paw brought a final end to the efforts of Kevin Campbell, Mark Forrest, Tom Jager, Mike Mason and Larry Toth. The ultimate questions in athletics are: Were we competitive? Did we reach our potential? Did we en- joy our work? These questions, for the graduating seniors, have been answered only to be asked again of the returning lettermen; Odell Brister, Dave De- voir, Paul Freer, Scott Lee, Mark Stockwell and Doug Thompson. Season highlights would include: Victories over Brandywine and River Valley in over- time, our convincing win over Buchanan, and our exciting last home game victory in the last five seconds over Edwardsburg--a team which has yet to win over Lakeshore. What memories? The oranges at halftime, the drills in practice, the games we won and lost. All of these, 124 but most importantly, the young men who played. £ p.Ti —umm Lakeshore 55sa .... Saiht Josep Lakeshore 62 .. ; . WCa sopolis u Lakeshore 85......Dowagiac 47 LaKesljore 66..........South Haven 68 Lakeshore 65......Buchanan Lakeshore 32 . r. . River Valley 38 Lakeshore 66 . .... Brandywine! 64 (O.T.) I 'ke .ii -re 'A 67. I Sturgis t 4F I Lakeshore 92 . . fc’. Coloma 44 Lakeshore 69 . . Si . Bronson 60 Lakeshore 57..........Brandywine 64 Lakeshore 51 A . . . Edwardsburg 48 Lakeshore 60 . .;. . . Cassopolis 88 Lakeshore 75..........Saint Joseph 82 Lakeshore 68..........Buchanan 52 Lakeshore 53......River Valley 46 Lakeshore 69..........Coloma 64 Lakeshore 54 .... . Brandywine 68 LakeMore 91......Dowagiac Lakeshore 58......Edwardsburg ■ s67 Lakeshore 63......Paw Paw 80 Record: i 10 Conference sggt 1. Kerry Myers passes the ball. 2. Doug Thompson tries a lay-up. 3. Look Paul, I'm open! 4. Tom Jager with a short jumper. 5. Tom tips the ball. 6. Odell Brister concentrates on the basket. 7. Get your hands out of my face! 8. Jager with a jumper during warm-ups. 126 1976-77 JV Basketball STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT; Dave Goodwin, Pete Bartschke, Chip Gobert, Tyree Brister, Mike Phile, Tom Gaul, John Welch, Scott Andrews, Wade Froberg, Chuck Jager, Craig Warner. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT; Jon Miller, mgr.. Coach Sanford, Coach Marschke, Dave Kastner, mgr. Not pictured, Dane Addison. The Lakeshore Lancer Junior Varsity Basketball team finished with the best record of any Lancer J. V. team in the history of Lakeshore: 17-3. This year was also the first time a Lancer J.V. team has gone undefeated in the Blossomland Conference play. Their record was 14 wins and 0 losses. Defense was the name of the game for this excellent team. They allowed only 44.2 points per game and only gave up over 50 points four times all season. Defensive standouts were Scott Andrews, Greg Hopkins and Dave Goodwin. Offensively, the Lancers averaged 54.5 points per game. Individually, they were led by Joe Shafer-12.6, Dave Goodwin-12.9, and Scott Andrews-9.0. The leader in field goal percentage with 59% accuracy was Scott Andrews. Greg Hopkins led the way in free throws with 51%. Joe Shafer led the way in rebounds both of- fensively and defensively. 5 This team had a terrific attitude and seemed to enjoy working hard to win. 1976-77 was a great year for the Lancer J.V. team. 127 Junior Varsity Scoreboard ■ 3iac Haven River Varf y Brandywine Thrge R ivers Goloma Bronson' Brandywine Cassopolis Saint Joseph Dowagiac Buchanan River Valley Coloma B randy w ine; Ed wards burg J BjML inference: 14 wins-0 losses. Lakeshore Lakeshore Lakeshore Lakeshore Lakeshore Lakeshore Lakeshore Lakeshore Lakeshore Lakeshore Lakeshore Lakeshore Lakeshore Lakeshore Lakesh ore Lakeshore Lakeshore Lakeshore Lakeshore LakeshH Sea 52.........................................................................Saint Joseph Cassopolis 128 Freshman Basketball KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT; Jeff Biddinger, mgr., Tim Pendergrass, mgr., Phil Laney, Dan Rabbers, Cary Coleman, Mike Mervenne, John Gaunder, Craig Hartline, Doug Phillips, Dennis Metz, mgr., Dan Underwood, mgr. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT; Dave Poelleria, mgr., John Franklin, Tom Knapp, Mark Anstey, Kevin Oliver, Keith Wilson, Tony Lohroff, Kevin Warnock, Mike Hamilton, Coach Maier. The 1976-77 Freshmen basketball team enjoyed a suc- cessful season of 14 wins and 6 losses. They were run- ners-up on the Lancer Freshmen Holiday tournaments, losing to Benton Harbor in the Championship game. High- lights of the season were; soundly beating St. Joe twice, a second place finish in the tournament and conference, and winning their last five consecutive contests. Mike Hamilton and Kevin Warnock were the team's leading re- bounders with 139 and 131, respectively. Mike Mer- venne was the leading playmaker with 54, as well as the second leading scorer, scoring 250 points fora 12.5 average. Kevin Oliver was the leading scorer with 278 points good for a 13.9 scoring average. Oliver and Mer- venne rank first and second in the All-Time Freshmen scoring with the most points and average for a season. Oliver also established a single game scoring record, netting 37 in the last game of the season against Edwards- burg. This broke the previous high of 26, set by Mike Mason in the 1973-74 season. Lakeshore 58 . . . Cassopolis 50 Lakeshore 45 . . . Dowagiac 43 Lakeshore 43 . . . Saint Joseph 38 Lakeshore 71 . . . Buchanan 46 Lakeshore 42 . . . River Valley 45 Lakeshore 70 . . . Cassopolis (Holiday Tourney) 39 Lakeshore 56 . . . Saint Joseph (Holiday Tourney) 41 Lakeshore 49 . . . Benton Harbor (Holiday Tourney) 70 Lakeshore 83 . . . Coloma Lakeshore 56 . . . Niles Ballard 70 Lakeshore 43 . . . Brandywine 47 Lakeshore 74 . . . Edwardsburg 55 Lakeshore 46 . . . Cassopolis 47 Lakeshore 66 . . . Buchanan 31 Lakeshore 65 . . . River Valley 71 Lakeshore 85 . . . Coloma 39 Lakeshore 74 . . . Berrien Springs 71 Lakeshore 58 . . . Brandywine 56 Lakeshore 72 . . . Dowagiac 47 Lakeshore 82 . . . Edwardsburg 66 Girls Varsity The Varsity Volleyball team end- ed their season with an 11-14 record over-all and a 5-9 record in conference, placing the Lan- cers in a tie for fourth place. Al- though the season wasn't a win- ning one there was alot of hard work and alot of improvement as the Lancers ended their regular season with an exciting victory over rival St. Joe. This would have to be considered a building year with only three returning letter winners, three players from the JV, and four rookies rounding out the squad. Seniors Kim Brown and Kathy Mensinger were elected co-cap- tains of the team, and leading players for the season included server, Mary Beth Varney with 132 Pts.; passer, Kim Brown; setter, Ivy Schewe and spiker, Kathy Mensinger. Voted by her teammates as Most Valuable Player was senior Ivy Schewe, and Most Improved Player was junior Mary Wilke, senior Kim Brown received the Spirit Award. Two seniors. Ivy Schewe and Kathy Mensinger received honor- able mention in the All-Confer- ence selections. KNEELING: Kim Brown, Val Vincent, June Craig, Mary Beth Varney, Damita Edwards, Jamie Sinkiewiez. STANDING: Coach-Inga Botts, Mary Wilke, Ann Frenzel, Nancy Mc- Grath, Linda Snyder, Kathy Mensinger, Ivy Schewe, mgr.-Barb Zordell. Volleyball 1. Val Vincent and Linda Snyder warm up. 2. The team resting up between matches. 3. Miss Botts talks to an official. 4. Barb the team manager keeps score. 5. Kim Brown in position? 6. A warm up drill. 7. Kim Brown and Nancy McGrath in action. JV Candids The 1977 JV's ended their season with an overall record of 12-8 and a confer- ence record of 9-5. This tied them for second place with Dowagiac in confer- ence. Co-captains for this year were Joan Wilke and Lynn Kemp. The Most Val- uable Player Award, decided by the team itself, went to Mary Stancik. Deb- bie Hammermeister was voted Most Im- proved and April Pinderski received the team Spirit Award. Jolen Richards the only player returning from last season, was a consistent server and spiker all year. 2 0 0 2 2 0 2 0 2 0 0 2 1 2 LHS River Valley JV Volleyball 1976-77 FRONT: Lisa Graham, Michele Shafer, Lynn Kemp, BACK: Pam Tysman, Debbie Hammermeister, Joan Willke, April Pinderski, Kelly Oudbier, Jolene Richards, Lori Leto, Coreen Dinges, Mary Stancik, Coach- Diana Boelke. Freshman Volleyball 1976-77 BACK: Jill Albee, Lori Toth, Kim Schroeder, Jayne Klug, T.K. Holt, Carrie Weirick, Shelly Long, Tracey Taylor, Coach Cryderman. FRONT: Liz Gebhard, Tammie Ciboch, Sue Schewe, Jeanette Sturcz, Leslie Vincent, Colleen Craig, Karen Gobert. 134 rhe 1977 Freshman olleyball season was lefinitely a learning jxperience—for everyone nvolved. There were both jositive and negative 'happenings during the iractices and games. The L7 team members learned skills needed to become jood volleyball players. However, 3 matches did lot afford this team time to lerfect these skills under jressure. Our season ecord was one win and two osses, definitely NOT the :rue story of all tne achievements made by each ndividual in her first xperience on a high iooI inter-scholastic leyball team. JV Baseball The 1977 Lancer JV baseball team finished with a fine 15-5 season record. Their conference record was 10-4 which was good enough for a second place tie in the Blossomland Conference. Dowagiac, undefeated in conference play, was the only team that the junior Lancers did not beat at least once. Defeating St. Joe and Michigan Lutheran High Schools were two of many highlights. The team outscored its opponents 147-69. They won 4 games by the 10-run- rule. Freshman Cary Coleman and sophomores Brian Warnock and Chip Gobert were the team's leading hitters. Coleman hit .469 while co- captains Warnock and Gobert were both over .300. The pitching corps basically consisted of Mark Nidiffer 5- 1; Brian Warnock 5-3; and freshman Kevin Oliver 5-0 (one no-hitter). ROW 1: Jim Ballard, Denny Metz, Ray Runge, Jeff Barchett, Dave Kastner, Ed Wilke, Dave Lape. ROW 2: Mark Glauach, Joe Campbell, Cary Coleman, Mark Nidiffer, Flynn Clanton, Jamie Hicks, Rick Neidlinger, Jay Adams. ROW 3: Dave Koch, Kevin Oliver, Kevin Warnock, Chip Gobert, Mike Hamilton, Brian Warnock. T i JV SCOREBOARD 14 Cass Cass 4 LHS 17 4 Brandywine 5 Brandywine Ml 17 Buchanan 5 Buchanan 12 Coloma U 3 LHS 7 8 _LHS 8 a. ' LHS O 3 LHS 0 5 6 LHS LHS M 0 LHS 8 4 LHS 10 2 LHS r 5 Coloma I ISis i Dowagiac Dowagiac St. Joe St. Joe B. Springs B. Springs M Lutheran '4 0 8 1 3 . 13 1 5 3 fW Final Record 15-5 Conference Record 10-4 !| 1977 Varsity Baseball ROW 1: Tom Frakes Doug Thompson, Paul Freer, Mark Owens. ROW 2: Bob Gelesko, Ron Moschlonf, Dave Goodwin, Mike Mervenne, Kevin Daniel, Mike Woods, ROW 3: Jim Sanford, Scott Smikle,Jim Turner, Mike Stanbery, Mike Mason, Greg Nozicka, Mgr. Doug Clem. Baseball Action Shots Lakeshore's Varsity Baseball team ended the season with a 18-10 record. Jim Turner led the team in hitting with a .375 average. Mike Mervenne led the team in home-runs with 2. Paul Freer and Jim Turner led the team in RBI's with 18 and 17 respectively. Leading pitcher was Mark Owens with a 9-3 record, 64 strike-outs, and a 1.35 ERA. Paul Freer and Jim Turner were named to the All-Conference Blossomland first team, Scott Smikle was named to the second team, and Mark Owens received Honorable Mention. 137 Softball Candids I 1 Varsity Softball BACK ROW: Joan Wlllke, Jamie Sinkiewicz, Kathy Mensinger, Lori Kietzer, Mary Willke, Patty Hoge, Kim Brown, Shelly Long, mgr. FRONT ROW: Ass't Coach Ginny Jasper, Debbie Hammermeister, Mary Beth Varney, Barb Mathis, Val Vincent, Kim Foster, Lisa Mammina, Jean Mathews, Coach Inge Botts. JV Softball BACK ROW: Leslie Vincent, Carrie Weirick, Lori Leto, Coreen Dinges, Lisa Graham, Deanne Gleffe, Jane Story, Coach Gwyn Nolan. FRONT ROW: Sarah Kirby, Mary Kay Hampton, Lori Federan, Nancy Kuhn, Cindy Bucher, Karen Gobert, Jeanette Sturcz. Lakeshore's Varsity Softball team finished with a 17-8 record, placing third in the conference. Patty Hoge was named to the all-conference team and was the leading pitcher going 9-5 with a 4.21 ERA. Kathy Mensinger was the leading hitter with 16 singles, 3 doubles, 6 triples, and 5 homers, chalking up 34 RBI's. Val Vincent led the team with 47 runs and 28 stolen bases. Kathy and Val, both outfielders, were named to the second team in all-conference selections. Receiving awards as voted by their teammates were: Most Valuable Player— Kathy Mensinger and Patty Hoge, Most Improved Player—Joan Willke, and Most Spirit—Debbie Hammermeister. Graduating seniors, whom we wish the best of luck, include Kim Brown, Patty Hoge, Lisa Mammina and Kathy Mensinger. This was the first year for a J.V. Softball team at Lakeshore. The team played a total of 8 games, ending with a 3 win 5 loss record. Nancy Kuhn took batting honors with a .643 average. Karen Gobert Jeanette Sturcz received the Most Valuable Player award, while Lisa Graham received Most Improved and Nancy Kuhn received Most Spirited awards. Varsity Tennis Team fJ ■4 Dewagiac 'BUChanan { Ln$ 6 Colotn LHS 7 Brandy L S 6 Eddies Sc LHS 4 7 3 LHS 4 3 LHS 3 South Hsfven 4 LHS S Coloma 2 LHS 7 Brandywine 0 ,LHSyS_fiddies 2 LHy 2 St. Joe 5 4th Three Rivers Inv 8th Regionals Team Record 15-3 Blossomland Co-Champions FRONT ROW: Mike Welch, mgr., Tim Pendergrass, John Anstey, Todd Wittman, Mitch Mammina, Dave Haslett, Doug Smith. BACK ROW: Bob Harper, John Welch, Mike Pfeil, Mark Stemm, Dale DeLong, Dave DeVoir, Coach Salvano. This years tennis team ended 15-3, tied with Buchanan for the Blossomland Conference. Dave DeVoir, Dale DeLong, Doug Smith, Mark Stemm, and Dave Haslett were named to the all-conference team. BACK ROW: Coach Boelcke Rhonda Edwards Nancy McGrath Melody Middleton Terry Gelander Donna Harris Marlene Peldys Mary Stancik Shelly Borgerson Kim Schroeder Robin Baehl Val Miller Terry Tabor Ivy Schewe Becky Hall mgr. KNEELING: Jueli Spiegel Kim Thompson Cheri Menchinger Julie Schadler Janel Root April Pinderski Julie Bonczkowski Dawn Farrow Laryl Gil I is Lynn Kemp Kelly Oudbier Pam Clem Vicki Wyatt. SEATED: Sue Hoffman, Damita Edwards Meg Gantenbein Dawn Scher Judy Godfrey Michelle Shafer Sue Schewe Kathy Katsulos. Missing Tracey Taylor mgr. and ass't Coach Chris Warmbein. Conference Champs LHS 96 LHS 65 LHS 80 pts. OTSEGO INVITATIONAL - 5th COMSTOCK INVITATIONAL 5th REGIONAL S - 2nd FRESHMAN CONFERENCE 1st The girls track team enjoyed a very successful season this year. They finished first in the conference at the varsity and freshman meets and second at regionals. Rhonda Edwards set a new regional record in the 100 yard dash and also won the 220. Marlene Peldys set a new school record in the high jump at 5'6 , which tied the all time area record. Marlene also set a new record of 15.14 in the hurdles. Janel Root was a consistent winner in the 880 and kept her school record in that event. The mile relay team of Michelle Shafer, Nancy McGrath, Jueli Spiegel, and Janel Root (all sophomores) won that event at the conference meet, and came within 2 seconds of the school record at the state meet. The graduating seniors, Julie Bonczkowski, Rhonda Edwards and Ivy Schewe have been very dedicated and will be greatly missed. The rest of the young Lancer team is looking forward to an even better season next year. Lancer Track Number One In Conference Coach Topping, Coach Brown, Russ Shank, Jim Curry, Ed Anderson, Larry Toth, Mike Mason, Tom Jager, Dan Luth, Mark Stockwell, Doug Weingart, Dave Nystuen, MIDDLE ROW: Ron Fields, Bill Wright, Pete Bartschke, John Goetz, Marc Florian, Jim Hinkle, Scott Andrews, Rex Dickson, Mark Youdell, Mark Thompson, Jim Greendonner, FRONT ROW: Brian Kemp, Eric Huebner, Jerry Slavicek, Kerry Myers, Fritz Faust, Dan Underwood, Mike Paulson, Ken Miston, Brad Krugler, Greg Frohbieter. The 1977 Lakeshore track team had a very successful season. Highlights of the season include: a second place trophy at the Sturgis Relays, a third place in Regionals with six team members qualifying for the State Meet, winning the conference meet and the Blossomland Conference championship, scoring 34 points in the Rotary meet, setting six school records, and scoring 13 points in the State Meet. Those qualifying for the State Meet were Larry Toth, Tom Jager, Kerry Myers, Fritz Faust, Bob Harvey, and Pete Bartschke. Tom Jager placed second in the 330 low hurdles and third in the 120 yd. high hurdles. Those setting new school records includes: Larry Toth - Discus -135'5 Kerry Meyers - High Jump -6'7 Tom Jager - Long Jump -22'5 1 2 Tom Jager - 330 yd. Low hurdl - 38.9 Scott Andrews - 880 yd. Run -1.59.6 Tom Jager - 120 yd. high hurdl -14.4 Tom Jager was the leading scorer this season. The Lancers had a dual record of 7-2. 1 Pete Bartschke 2 Ken Miston 3 1-2 in the 100 yard dash 4 Mike Mason 5 Myers goes over again 6 The start of the 880 7 Bill Wright and Brad Kurgler in the 2-mile 145 Pom-Pon Girls LEFT TO RIGHT; Julie Belonger, Jean Sebesta, Tammy Schadt, Patti Gotstein, Chris Robertson, Kathy Meyer, Elaine Zeilke, Diane Ackall, Sharon Wohler, Mary Shawl, Rhonda Edwards, Julie Erickson, Connie Arnt, Paula Wesner, Cathy Yore. This year, the Lakeshore Lancerettes were very active. They began their year in August, by holding a Pom-Pon clinic, which had an excellent turn-out, with eighty-seven little girls. The little girls then returned in the Fall to perform the school song with our Pom- Pon Girls at one of the football games. Besides performing at the football and basketball games, and help- ing out at the wrestling meets, they also held a raffle to guess the weight of the entire squad. Some of their routines included; per- forming with the St. Joe squad at the L. H. S. -St. Joe basketball game, a flashlight routine, and a routine to Buttons and Bows, with little girls. Officers this year were: Julie Belonger, captain, Cathy Yore, co- captain, Chris Robertson, secretary, and Kathy Meyer, treasurer. Lakeshore Lancerettes 76-77 147 activities 1977 Spring Concert This year at the Annual Spring Concert Blue Lake Scholarships were given to Jill Albee, Randy Fife, Tammy Miller, Tammy Nothdurft, and Jason Spiegel. John Phillip Sousa Awards were given to Cathy Young and Mary Boelcke. After fine performances from the Wind Ensemble and Concert Band directed by Mr. Lesser and the B and C Bands directed by Mr. Bembenek they combined into a Mass Band which brought the audience to their feet and tears to their eyes as they played America the Beautiful. 749 1976-77 Lancer Marching Band The 1976-77 Lancer Marching Band consisting of 155 members proved that long hard working hours, sore feet and aching muscles paid off as the band marched proudly across the Lancer field and performed in three Parades. If the Band received a one division rating at Marching Festival, Directors Mr. Lesser, Mr. Bembenek, and Miss Jackson agreed to march with the band at the last of 4 half time snows. And sure enough the Lancers received a 1. During Concert Season the band split into a Wind Ensemble consisting of 59 Members and a Concert band with 94 members. Both took part in the pizza, Cheese and Sausage sales. The two bands also came home with a II division rating at Band and Orchestra Festival, and performed in the annual Christmas and Spring concerts. 150 Lakeshore Lancer Marching Band Wendy Abbott, Diane Ackall, Diane Adams, Jeannette Albee, Jennifer Albee, Connie Arnt, Debbie Ashbrook, Tammy Aungst, Karen Avery, Lisa Ball, Karen Barger, Robin Barker, Travis Barker, Steve Benton, Laura Bischoff, Mary Lou Boelcke, Vicky Boelcke, Mike Bradley, Ray Brockway, Shawn Brozivich, Cindy Bucher, Scott Caple, Cindy Carlsen, Kelly Clark, Sue Cortson, Doreen Damaske, Randy DeMorrow, Randy Dienes, Damita Edwards, Rhonda Edwards, Julie Erickson, Dawn Farrow, Cheryl Fell, Kim Foster, Kelly Frades, Jeff Fritz, Sue Gatchell, Tom Gaul, Mary Getz, Tom Gillis, Jeanne Graber, Julie Graber, Karen Graeber, Lisa Graham, Gina Hall, Steve Hamlin, Dan Hanson, W. Abbott, D. Ackall, D. Adams, J. Albee, J. Albee, C. Arnt, D. Ashbrook, T. Aungst, K. Avery, L. Ball, K. Barger, R. Barker, T. Barker, S. Benton, L. Bischoff, M. Boelcke, V. Boelcke, M. Bradley, R. Brockway, S. Brozovich, C. Bucher, S. Caple, C. Carlsen, K. Clark, S. Cortson, D. Damaske, R. DeMorrow, R. Dienes, D. Edwards, R. Edwards, J. Erickson, D. Farrow, C. Fell, K. Foster, K. Frakes, J. Fritz, S. Gatchell, T. Gaul, M. Getz, T. Gillis, J. Graber, J. Graber, K. Graeber, L. Graham, G. Hall, S. Hamlin, D. Hanson, M. Harder, R. Harper, D. Harris, T. Heald, P. Hoffman, S. Hoffman, M. Hoge, P. Hoge, R. Hoge, S. Hora, S. Hudson, G. Huff, A. Humphrey, J. Imbs, S. Imbs, J. Jaske, J. Johnson, B. Kelly, L. Kemp, V. Kemp, D. Ketelhut, T. Ketelhut, P. Klug, L. Korfmacher, S. Kretchman, R. Kubsch, D. Machemer, S. Macholtz, D. Maier, L. Mason, K. Mensinger, K. Meyer, M. Miller, T. Miller, V. Miller, H. Mischke, M. Murphy, J. Nelson, B. Nepstad, C. Nitz, J. Nitz, T. Nothdruft, C. Novotny, G. Nozicka, A. Ochsner, C. Olszewski, T. Pauler, S. Patzer, K. Pelkey, G. Powell, M. Rantz, C. Ratter, R. Ray, T. Reed, J. Richards, M. Rivette, C. Robertson, K. Roland, S. Sanford, M. Saurbier, H. Schewe, D. Schlutt, J. Schmidt, S. Schmidt, R. Sempert, M. Seel, R. Shank, P. Shawl, G. Sherrington, M. Sherrington, U. Smaka, D. Smith, L. Snyder, J. Spiegel, J. Spiegel, H. Stadelmayer, S. Stampahor, S. Stemm, J. Ster, E. Stokes, J. Strefling, L. Stright, L. Thomas, J. Toussant, C. Trapp, S. Trudell, P. Tysman, M.B. Varney, V. Vincent, D. Vitek, S. Walters, T. Walters, E. Warda, J. Welch, D. Welch, M. Wheeler, D. Whipple, R. Wilhelmsen, K. Woods, L. Yauch, C. Yore, M. Youdell, C. Young, G. Zebell, B. Zordell, B. Zordell, R. Zordell, R. Zordell. Drum Majors: Usa Thomas, Mike Seel. 1976-1977 Pep Band. Majorettes: Vicky Kemp, Lynn Kemp, Dawn Ketelhut, and Cathy Yore. rlag Corp: BACK ROW-Donna Maier, Vickie Boelcke, Sandy Stemm, Sharon Hudson, Mary Getz, Damita Edwards, Lori Mason, Pam Klug, FRT. ROW- Ladene Korfmacher, Lisa Graham, Cindy Carlsen, Patty Shawl, Tina Heald, Janice Johnson, Holly Mischke, Cheryl Nitz. 152 Band Camp 1976-77 1. Finger Lickln Good! 2. Renee Takes A Break. 3. Senoritis?!! 4. Afternoon Rehearsal. 5. The Gangs All Here! 6. Setting The Dinner Table. B. Murphy, D. Whitney, C. Anstey, T. Jewell, L. Nichols, M. Black, L. Nelson, T. Taylor, B. Lear, B. Spears, J. Root, M. Richardson, A. Klassen, H. Zielke, B. Raschke, J. Anstey, S. Livengood, R. Gaiser, S. Long, N. Shank, B. Hall, C. Dinges, T. Taber, K. Nyland, T. Ewbank, K. Vergot, R. Dover, S. Brozovich, D. Howley, D. Ackall, J. Hahn, D. Schultz, R. Zehm, B. Kemp, D. Sandel, R. Fife, D. Baker, J. Kienes, D. Hidy, K. Zielke, D. Bollenbacher, B. Wright, T. Mils, N. Potratz, R. Rosenthal, M. Albanese, F. Zordell, L. Vincent, B. Krugler, R. Dickson, M. Adams, J. Hayes, D. Thar, K. Iannelli, L. Krauel, P. Hoge, H. Koppier, T. Varney, K. Bellinger, L. Martin, G. Gunkel, E. Fairbanks, R. Schaper. 0 r “C” e B a n d s E. Dame, K. Martin, S. Small, P. Long, L. Erickson, K. VanOsdale, A. Barger, G. Clarke, J. Godfrey, P. Duschek, J. Skaggs, L. Wald, K. Barker, M. Malloy, K. Brien, C. Weirick, B. Wolff, N. Porter, J. Albee, L. Maxwell, L. Jewell, L. Kitkowski, L. Caulpetzer, E. Stadelmayer, C. Newnum, J. Edwards, K. Krajecki, K. Dempsey, D. Taube, B. Woodward, J. Story, V. Webster, R. Ster, A. Kolberg, J. Mergan, P. Yore, C. Zandarski, J. Pinderski, R. Guse, S. Dienes, K. Krieger, R. Ramthun, K. Gobert, J. Greendonner, K. Oudbier, B. Roback, R. Betker, D. Schewe, J. Pantelleria, B. Lehmann, B. Covington, M. Lehmann, G. Frohbieter, D. Delong, D. Bly, M. Stancik, S. Barker, E. Neibauer, L. Gebhard, D. Weingart, T. Hamlin, T. Lohroff, L. Mead, J. Christensen, P. Trudell, P. Gain, B. Mathis, D. Addison, S. Ovens, D. Otterness, R. Kubsch, K. Hartline, D. Rynearson, D. Underwood, S. Schewe, J. Franklin. 154 Christmas ■i Concert 155 The Choir 156 157 158 Concert Choir: ROW 1- Laura Mackimmie, Robin Brame, Kelly Lake, Paula Wesner, Becky Robins, Ginger Rogers, Kathy Meyer, Barb Zordell. ROW II: Raya Bauschke, Ruth Atkinson, Sharon Schalon, Bob Argue, Ron Zordell, David Machemer, Cindy Santoro, Jean Doolan, Jamie Sinkeiwicz, Patty Hoge. ROW III: Holly Mischke, Julie Belonger, Marcia Miller, Carolyn Meyer, Bob Porter, Greg Nozicka, Craig Steenbergh, Rich Kubsch, Julie Toussant, Brenda Pliley. ROW IV: Heather Cowan, Eva Svensson, Tess Fleisher, Kelly Clark, Jeff Flaherty, Dean Starke, Roger Burns, Eric Stokes, Greg Shafer, Bob Schindler, Jim Khan, Rich Schuck, Randy DeMorrow, Randy Dienes, Peggy Swisshelm, Piano-Mel Machemer. Not Pictured: Jamie Biddinger, Buddy Frenzel, Jannette Miller, Janet Talbot, Lisa Thomas. Once again the concert choir the girls concert choir, and Chorale gave exceptional performances at their three annual concerts under the direction of Mr. Dennis Lundgren. The concert choir also appeared at Win Schulers, the Ramada Inn, and the Elks Club, and was also involved in the Variety Show. Congratulations to Kelly Clark and Holly Mischke who placed 1st in district and state solo and ensemble contest. Girls Concert Choir: ROW I- Debbie Greathouse, Laura Yauch, Ann Schaefer, Laurie Correll, Wendy Weaver, Cindy Nolan, Chris Kolberg, Michelle Shafer, Tammie Reed. ROW II: Donna Mensinger, Pegi Yore, Barb Holmes, Mary Leigh Rouse, Laurie Gray, Dawn Howley. ROW III: Holly Holmes, Virginia Russell, Karen March, Lori Leto, Patty Cheek, ROW IV: Katrina Niemi, Chris Trapp, Cindy Bucher, Michelle Mead, Paula Hoge, Joy Giver, JoAnn Malher, Erin Ehman, Piano: June Craig and Pam Clem. Not Pictured: Teresa Green, Robin Morse, Anita Westlake. Chorale: ROW I- Rita Guse, Michelle Malloy, Elaine Dame, Kathy Iannelli, Julie Warner, Joan Willke, Diane Miller, Theresa Watson, Amy Talbot, Rosalie Schlender. ROW II: Sonia Boyd, April Pinderski, Saran Kirby, Orville Williams, Darcy Delong, Laurie Nichols, Beth Raschke, Leslie Vincent, ROW III: Cris Jensen, Art Kolberg, Kevin Krieger, Kevin Knuth, Rosie Lieberman, Jeanette Sturcz, Dixie Hidy. ROW IV: Yvonne Mason, Nancy Shank, Dennis Dasse, Jon Friest, Bruce Unruth, Rick McNeill, Cindy Jasper, Louise Nelson, Laura Caulpetzer, Beth Woodward. Not Pictured: Jeff Biddinger, Rose Dover, Meredith Jackemeyer, Jayne Mergen, Jeff Wach, Nancy Necas. 159 Funny Girl Funny Girl is the story of Fanny Brice (Peggy Swisshelm) and how she rose from a stand-in chorus girl to a famous stage actress. Her life was complicated by Nick Arnstein (Buddy Frenzel), who she fell in love with and later married. Adding to the plot, was the unwanted admiration of her dance instructor, Eddie Ryan (Craig Steenbergh). Fanny's mother Rosie (Julie Belonger) and her friend Mrs. Strakosh (Paula Wesner), were constantly reminding Fanny that she should get married. Fanny however, wanted to pursue a career which began in Keeney's Theater. The owner, Tom Keeney (Robb Wallis), had his doubts about her abilities. He was finally convinced of her talent when she was hired bv Florenz Ziegfeld (Eric Stokes) to perform in the Ziegfeld Follies. 1. Nick and Fanny toast before dinner. 2. The girls tap dance to Rat-Tat-Tat- Tat. 3. Mimsy gets fitted for a head dress. 4. Mrs. Meeker and Mrs. O'Malley. 160 DANCERS The Orchestra for Funny Girl included: Laura Bischoff, Karen Graeber, Lori Mason, Cathy Young, Sue Imbs, Lori Jewel, Lisa Maxwell, Mary Wheeler, Kevin Krieger, Jeff Pinderski, Roy Ramthun, Mark Rantz, Jayme Strefling, Beth Nepstad, Nancy Porter, Vicky Kemp, Mike Hoge, Glenn Powell, Don Vitek, Scott Walters, Mark Harder, Eric Niebauer, Jason Spiegel, Tom Gillis, Mark Murphy. Directors: Mr. Lesser, Mr. Bembenek. Rat-Tat-Tat-Tat Sheila Alcala Connie Arnt Jamie Biddinger Nancy Clark Cathy Friske Amy Khan Jannette Miller Cindy Jenkins Jackie Johnson Laury Sparks Laura Woodrick Cathy Yore Henry Street Betsy Anderson Jon Bomberger Patti Gotstein Linda Goodrow Mel Machemer Mark Mead Wendy Necas Rick Rogacki Downtown Rag Jon Bomberger Laryl Gillis Mary Kuss Peggy Long Mel Machemer Mark Mead Wendy Necas Rick Rogacki 161 Stage Crew: Larry Banks, Robi Brame, Thomas Burns, Scott Cowgill, Brian Kemp, James Krejci, Nicholas Lahr, Carolyn Meyer, Doug Monte, Dave Sandel, Julie Toussant, Doug Weingart, Dave Whipple, Jeff Zordell. 1. Fanny and Nick sing People. 2. A stage crew member and friend. 3. The cast takes a break. 4. Nick preparing to make advances. 5. Mrs. Strakosh and Eddie sing Find Yourself a Man to Rosie. Directors-Dennis Lundgren and Clifford Herron. Student Directors- Laura Shapleigh and Donna Harris. Orchestra Directors- James Bembenek and Arnold Lesser 162 1. A beautiful reflection of her love's affection? 2. Florenz Ziegfeld offers his condolences. 3. A few last- minute touches. 4. The girls playing a hand of friendly poker. 5. What a first impression! Make-up Crew Sonnie Bryant Cathy Burgess Laura Caulpetzer Ronda Freeman Heidi Gerstenkern Lisa Graham Jina Hall Meredeth Jackemeyer Jackie Johnson LaDene Korfmacher Jan Lausch Mike Mason Yvonne Mason Heidi Martin Janet Meyer Holly Mischke Louise Nelson Janel Root Julie Schoenbach Margot Sherrington Debbie Thar Laura Woodrick Beth Woodward Chorus: Carol Anstey, Laura Caulpetzer, Heather Cowan, Kathy Ianelli, Meredeth Jackemeyer, Tracy Jewel, Karen Lentz, Laura Mackimmie, Yvonne Mason, Rick McNeill, Karla Ratter, Tammie Reed, Rich Schuck, Diane Sitek, Nancy Shank, Craig Schiman, Amy Talbot, Janet Talbot, Julie Warner, Beth Woodward. 163 e 1. There's a body in the window seat! 2. Won't you try our elderberry wine? 3. Haven't I seen you somewhere before? 4. Charge! 5. So there he sat like a big dope, never suspecting . . 6. That's a Horindinida Carnina! 7. Get ready to perform the operation, doctor! 164 1. Would you like more tea, Dr. Harper? 2. No, you're not Wilson, but your face does look familiar. 3. If you tell officer O'Hara what's in the window seat. I'll tell him what's buried in the cellar! 4. And whaddaya think you're doing? 5. We're bringing it in through the back! 6. Helllp! 7. For a minister's daughter, you know a lot about life. 8. Now . . . how can we keep it a secret? 165 166 Cast (In order of appearance) Abby Brewster . . . Laura Shapleigh The Rev. Dr. Harper . . . Mark Stemm Teddy Brewster . . . Steve Trudell Officer Brophy . . . Mark Van Osdal Officer Klein . . . Eric Schornhorst Martha Brewster . . . Paula Wesner Elaine Harper . . . Kathy Meyer Mortimer Brewster . . . Burton A. Leland Mr. Gibbs . . . Larry Banks Jonathan Brewster . . . Don Richards Dr. Einstein . . . Craig Steenbergh Officer O'Hara . . . Buddy Frenzel Lieutenant Rooney . . . Marc Saurbier Mr. Witherspoon . . . Bill Wright Mr. Hoskins Spenalzo . . . Rick Fechner Gentlemen: Ron Burns, Fritz Faust, Kurt Hartline, Thom Hayes, John Imbs, Rich Schuck, Dean Starke, Doug Weingart, Forrest Wenman Jr., Dave Whipple, and Todd Whittmann. Production Credits: Director . . . Ken and Patricia Lindahl Student Directors . . . Lisa Ball Peggy Swisshelm Make-up Supervisor . . . Jan Lindenfeld Poster Design . . . Sue Imbs Anita Koppier Poster Printing . . . Lynn Heaslip Ticket Design . . . Judy Larsen Box Office . . . Dick Follett Cliff Herron Set, Props, and Lights . . . Auditorium I, II, Theatre classes Lighting . . . Dave Whipple Sound . . . Garry Thomas Stage Manager . . . Carolyn Meyer Costume Assistance . . . Jane Hild Make-up Pegi Yore, Holly Mischke, Michelle Rivette, Sheila Alcala, Cindy Jenkins, Yvonne Mason, Karen Pelkey, Nancy Shank. 167 Quill Scroll SITTING: Robin Barker, Jackl Amicarelli, Mary Lou Boelcke, Kim Brown, Patty Hoge, Kathy Mensinger, STANDING: Burt Leland, Kevin Campbell, Paula Wesner, Kathy Yore, Dave Wallis, Mike Bradley, Jim Curry. Quill and Scroll is the international honorary society for high school journalists. Encouraging and rewarding individual achievement in journalism and allied fields is the purpose of Quill and Scroll. Membership is selective. Students must be juniors or seniors in the upper third of their class in scholastic standing, and they must have done superior work in some phase of school publications, such as writing, editing, business management or production. Mrs. Johns and Mr. Greendonner are the advisors. Stage Crew Another year has passed and the Lakeshore Stage Crew received another A-l rating. Creating a moveable world out of a few scraps of wood may sound exciting and this years crew made it look simple. From the many different sets of the Variety Show to the one set stage of Arsenic and Old Lace the crew came out with flying colors. To become a member of the Stage Crew a person must first complete an apprenticeship. After completion of this period and a year of Auditorium Management one is ready to set the lights, pull the curtain and roll the tape. This years crew consists of Larry Banks, Mike Bradley, Rick Fechner, Dave Gilbert, Jim Krejci, Bonnie Schultz, Gary Thomas, Bob Uhrik, Robin Brame, Ron Burns, Sue Imbs, Janet Johnson, Mark Mead, Carolyn Meyer, Doug Monte, Katrina Neimi, Julie Toussant, and director Ken Lindahl. Future Secretaries TOP ROW: Julie Williams, Julie Belonger, Lori Mason, Donna Whitney, Kathy Blaker, Melissa Baker, Tammy Ketelhut, Ursula Smaka, MIDDLE ROW: Erica Zielke, Felicia Villa, Pam Youdell, Mrs. Lane (advisor), Kathy Dempsey, Cindy Schmaltz, Jill Lachmann, FIRST ROW: Shellie Macholtz, Julie Newnum, Barb Spears, Wendy Abbot, Cheryl Zandarski. Sponsored by Mrs. Janice Lane, the FSA found the 1976-77 School Year to be a very active one. The speaker's roster during the monthly meetings include a legal secretary, a medical secretary, an executive secretary as well as a court reporter. Many fund raising activities were sponsored-bake sales, M M candy sales, Valentine telegrams, and a raffle. The money raised will go toward a scholarship to the most deserving FSA Senior. 170 German Club FRONT ROW: Ralf Schaper, John Goetz, Nancy Porter, SECOND ROW: Dana Mueller, Brian Kemp, Cheryl Carmichael, Debbie Thar, Mr. Adams, THIRD ROW: Chris Pace, Louie Boelcke, Barb Zordell, Vicki Boelcke, Scott Walters, Ray Coulombe, Sonny Wesner, Scott Caple, Mike Hoge, Lynn Kemp, Ken Young. The German Club of 1976-77 had an eventful year. Their money making projects were a bake sale and a poster sale. The money raised was used for a bike hike, a German dinner, Fasching and a meal with the Spanish Club. The officers of the club were Mary Lou Boelcke-President, Barb Zordell- Vice-President, Scott Caple-Treasurer, and Vicki Boelcke-Secretary. 171 Spanish Club BACK ROW: Mr. Inquilla, Theresa Munoz, Patty Cheek, Laura Shapleigh, Laura MacKimmie, Judy Meyer, FRONT ROW: Donna Whitney, Tom Edwards, Forrest Wenman, Mark Bishop. To begin the year the Spanish Club had a dinner for its members. In October the club had a candy sale. Before Christmas vacation the club went to the Spanish section of Chicago to go sight seeing and shopping. In March the Spanish Club had another candy sale. In April the club had a bake sale to raise money for their trip to Central Michigan University. While the club was at Central Michigan University's Foreign Language Day they won an honorable mention for tneir dance. Tne name of the group was also mentioned because they had come the farthest distance. To end the year the Spanish Club had a cook out for all of its members. 172 Thespians and Drama Club members were active again both on stage and off. They participated in the Variety Show, the Musical, and the All School Play. They took various theatre trips to Chicago and Kalamazoo. Club officers were Lisa Thomas-President, Laura Shapleigh- Vice-President, Holly Mischke-Secretary. and Connie Amt- Treasurer. Club advisor is Mr. Ken Lindahl. Ski Club The record snowfall this year kept the ski club very active. The club made 8 trips to Royal Valley and a weekend trip to Crystal Mountain; near Traverse City. The skiers even were snowed out one trip! Ski clubbers include: Kim Brown, Lisa Thomas, Mark VanOsdal, Kathy VanOsdal, Ray Fulkerson, Jim Stancik, Randy Gillette, Lou Ann Graham, Diane Sitek, Sherri Small, Kathy lanelli, Emily Gantenbein, Kathy Kunkel, Sarah Swanson, Tracie Greuel, Norm Greuel, Pam Olmstead, Wendy Necas, Toni Walters, Marlene Peldys, Tony Peldys, Sue Gatche11, Linda Goodrow, Karen Cox- advisor. Medical Careers Kathy Oelke, Nancy Kuhn, Peggy Long, Mary Kuss, Mary Walnscott, Nancy Porter, Mr. Richard Ramthun, Shawn Patzer, Debby Thar, Mitch Mammina, Ray Coulombe, Janet Meyer, Liz Wagner. This past year, the Medical Careers Club became one of the more active clubs at Lakeshore High School. Highlights of the year included: guided tours of Mercy Hospital and Andrews University, a field trip to the museums in Chicago for the biology classes. A demonstration of the heart-lung machine was also given by Mercy Hospital. With a little ambition and hard work the club managed a second place in the Homecoming float contest. The officers of the year include: Shawn Patzer, President; Ladene Korfmacher, Vice- President; Margot Sherrington, Treasurer; Mary Wainscott, Secretary; and Mr. Richard Ramthun, Sponsor. 175 FRONT ROW: Jim Pantelleria, Ed Warda, Mike Dame, Mr. Myers, BACK ROW: Dan Gerber, Dave Drews, Tom Pantelleria, Gary Brouse, Craig Hadady. Science Club The purpose of the Science Club is to increase the students interest in the field of science. During this school year the Science Club has participated in constructing a float for Homecoming. After purchasing a laser, we invited a guest speaker from Hope College, Dr. Friedrich, who helped design different experiments for our laser. Oral reports were also given by each member. Many of these topics included optics and lenses, space, drugs, solar heating, and many others. The Science Club also joined the Biology classes and Medical Careers Club for a field trip to the Museum of Science and Industry. FRONT ROW: Kim Thompson, Dave Wallis, Mike Dame, Val Miller, BACK ROW: Mr. Myers, Dan Gerber, Gary Brouse, Jim Pantelleria, Tom Pantelleria. Key Club The 1976-77 Key Club was one of the most active clubs at LHS. Activities included: a 55 hour marathon basketball game in which over 1,200 dollars were donated to the Easter Seal Foundation, the donkey basketball game, the faculty basketball game, and slave day. The Key Club members were also ushers at many of the activities in the LHS auditorium. The officers for the year were: Tom Gillis, president; James Curry, vice- Kresident; Eric Stokes, treasurer; James Hartman, secretary. Ir. Mike Zinkil was the new faculty advisor. TK 0 VoW 03 5Uvcs r,iM k e- +K ore r. 5___ OO ! A.« - r r Math Club The Math Club tries to involve its members in mathematical activities. Some are research projects, some are games, but most fall somewhere in between. Club members are Larry Banks, Burt Leland, Vickie Kemp, Bob Hines, Mel Machemer, Craig Hadady, Jon Bomberger and advisor Mr. Porter. ROW 1: Marlene Peldys, Ivy Schewe, Kim Foster, Julie Belonger, Jannette Miller, Teresa Kuhn, Gina Leto. ROW 2: Tom Frakes, Louis Frenzel, Judy Godfrey, Kathy VanOsdal, Mr. James Maier. ROW 3: Mike Stanbery, David Devoir. ROW 4: Curtis Hartline, Robin Wallis. ROW 5: Mike Pfeil, Mike Mason. “L” Club The L Club at LHS consists of students who have received a letter in a varsity sport. The 1976-77 president for the L Club was Mike Mason, vice-president was Ivy Schewe, the secretary was Gina Leto, the Treasurer was Kim Foster and the faculty advisor was Mr. James Maier. The major goal of the club is to promote athletics and athletes at LHS. The main fund raising activity is the ninth grade holiday basketoall tournament. 179 National Honor Society FRONT ROW: Scott Lee Ladene Korfmacher, Betsy Anderson, Marlene Peldys, Kim Foster, Elaine Zeilke, Tom Pantelleria, BACK ROW: Doug Smith, Scott Walters, Mary Beth Varney, Connie Arnt, Beth Nepstad, Valerie Miller, Mary Getz, Holly Mischke, Dave Wallis, Blair Zordell. Senior National Honor Society members are: FRONT ROW-Jeanne Graber, Marti Crowe, Laura Shapleigh, Julie Belonger, Paula Wesner, and Diane Ackall. MIDDLE ROW-Ruth Atkinson, Julie Bonczkowski, David d Tracie Greuel' Cathy Friske, Donna Potts, Mary Boelcke, Karen Avery, and Pam Nidiffer BACK ROW-Pam Klug, Teresa Kuhn, Kelly Clark, Mark Stemm, Ron Wesner, Mel Machemer, Burt Leland, and Kathy Mensinger. 180 Future Farmers SITTING: Kurt Hartline, Rhonda Freeman, Vicki Wyatt, Rosy Schlender, Ron Wesner, ROW TWO: Jim Jakubs, Bruce Unruh, Brad Reitz, Bill Teifke, Doug Monte, Joe Capozio, Larry Mead, Jim Albrecht, ROW THREE: Rod Kublick, Joe Nimtz, Tim Piner, Tracy Hamblin, Bill Villa, Rick Bonnell, Bob Myers, John Jakubs. SITTING: Rosanne Ster, Sue Kretchman, Paula Duschek, Renee Eggleston, Sherry Jackson, ROW TWO: Jim Jakubs, Cindy Jasper, Robin Blankenship, Mary Hampton, Tammy Aungst, Donna Schlutt, Chris Trapp, Kraig Hartline, Mark Koebel, ROW THREE: Don Bly, Tim Vergot, Brian Wohl, Mike Wharton, John Ster, Bruce Aungst, Tony Lohroff, Jeff Charleston. FFA (Future Farmers of America) is an organization for young men and women with an interest in Agriculture. It's purpose is not to make you into a farmer, but work in the area of responsibility and leadership. This has been done through state activities such as Michigan Legislative Dinner, State Convention and other visits to Michigan State University. Local projects range from the Christmas Dance, canoe trip, chicken bar-b-que to the Citrus Sale and leadership contest. We can't forget the summer Conference in Washington D.C. The main idea through the club is student organized government, and most important students chances for growth and development of his or her own leadership abilities. 181 LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Schindler, Mary Baxter, Patti Wisneski, Mrs. Johns, Jacki Amicarelli, Jim Kaekel, Kevin Campbell, Lisa Thomas, Mike Mason, Kim Brown, Mary Lou Boelcke, Ronde Essig, Jim Hartman, Kathy Mensinger, Brad Sellers. 182 The Lakeshore Drifter The Lakeshore Drifter, under the guidance of Mrs. Johns, turned successfully from a twice-a-month edition to a weekly edition in the course of this year. The staff worked especially hard, turning out a total of 22 papers, including special editions at Christmas, April Fools, and Graduation. The Drifter was highlighted by many special features such as Ace's Antics, Some B'S, and Kojok. Eye-catching front pages, challenging word games, exciting sports articles, and thought provoking editorials were also part of the Drifter's interesting reading. Manv hours of hard work put forth by every member of the Drifter staff contributed to make the year a success. Kathy Mensinger Mary Baxter Mary Lou Boelcke Lisa Thomas Jim Kaekel Kim Brown Rhonda Essig Artist Mike Bradley Dave Wallis REPORTERS ADS Jackie Amicarelli Kim Brown Kevin Campbell Ace Hartman Burt Leland Bob Schindler Brad Sellers Bob Harvey Patty Hoge Mark Van Osdal Patty Wisneski Mrs. Johns 183 Student Council ROW 1: Linda Snyder, Mark Harder, Larry Banks, Peggy Swisshelm. ROW 2: Jeanne Graber, Vicky Kemp, Paula Wesner. TOP: Rhonda Edwards. The 1976-1977 Student Council consisted of 54 students to represent Lakeshore's Student Body. These students were active in bringing Free Fare and Dr. Ross, the hypnotist, to the school and in coordinating the years activities. One major activity, Homecoming, consisted of window painting, an all school assembly, a Queen contest, and a dance, with the Sweetheart couple, and the 2nd Annual Blossom-time Sock Hop which three other schools also attended. The Council worked this year to meet community needs. Industrious volunteers woke up early on December third to help with the Red Cross Blood Drive. Joining the Berrien County Student Council (BSCA) opened doors to interscholastic relations and unity between schools. These meetings brought about the Anything Goes contest in which area schools competed in zany events. The 18 member LHS team took first place. The Snack Bar gave students an opportunity to have a snack during lunch and catered to the public during the basketball games. With the candy profits, the Council bought new speakers for the cafeteria. Funds from the fifth Annual Variety Show were set aside for auditorium improvements. Before the year's end a new constitution was ratified enabling more class participation and reducing the number of Council members. We plan to continue our effective and responsive service to our student body. 184 Senior Class Representatives ROW 1: Pam Nidiffer, Julie Belonger, ROW 2: Anita Koppier, Patty Hoge, Kathy Meyer, Randi Wilhelmsen, ROW 3: Don Richards, Diane Ackall, Tom Gillis, Mark Stemm. Not pictured: Lori Cross Junior Class Representatives ROW 1: Marc Saurbier, Shawn Patzer, Dan Hansen, Betsy Anderson, Mark Owens. Not pictured: Bob Brown, Mary Getz, Scott Lee, Ed Warda. 185 Sophomore Class Representatives 186 ROW 1: Diane Miller, Colleen Craig. ROW 2: Mary Payne, Kathy Vergot, Karen Gobert. ROW 3: Keith Wilson, Denise Ackall, Bob Sipes, Julie Edwards. Not pictured: Kim Carrol, Kathy Ianelli, Nancy Kuhn, Mike Reilly. Freshmen Class Representatives ROW 1: Julie Spiegel, Damita Edwards, ROW 2: Karla Ratter, Peggy Long. ROW 3: Dane Addison, Laryl Gillis, Scott Caple. Not pictured: Ann Heaslip, Chuck Jager, Marcia Miller, John Welch. Future Homemakers BOTTOM ROW: Annette Skaggs, Tammy Bonnell, Heidi Gerstenkorn, Rebecca Hall, Ruth Hauch. MIDDLE ROW: Lynn Elllngson, Chris Harris, Jina Hall, Mrs. Gibson (advisor), Heidi Mertin, Connie Brueck, Joy Tio. BACK ROW: Ellen Callender, Wendy Abbott, Melissa Baker, Liz Wagner, Melanie Troike, Sonja Boyd, Corine Brueck. This is the first time in several years that the FHA has been an active organization. At Thanksgiving the club collected food and canned goods for needy families in the area. The club has had several donut sales to raise money for club activities. The girls attended the state FHA convention at Western Michigan University in April. The FHA is looking forward to being an active club involved in community and school activities in future years. The officers pictured above are: Liz Wagner-Treasurer, Ruth Hauch- Secretary, Mrs. Gibson-Advisor, Jina Hall-President, Chris Harris-Vice President, Ellen Callender-Points Chairman. 188 Junior Achievement Junior Achievement provides an opportunity for high school students to learn the principles of the Private Enterprise system by helping them run their own miniature business. Five schools participate in the JA program, 48 Lakeshore students were in the program this year. They were: Mike Hoge, Jurgen Schaper, Travis Barker, Tom Edwards, Sharon Hudson, Bob Kelley, June Craig, Michael Crowell, Cheryl Mergan, Pam Youdell, Nancy Avery, Dawn Howley, Mike Bly, Jennifer Lyon, Mary Wainscott, Martin Klassen, Greg Nozicka, Stephanie Whitcomb, Kelly Barker, Corinne Brueck, Susie Cortson, Linda Eastman, Cathy Holobaugh, Mitch Lieberman, David Lovelace, Dawn Rynearson, Karen Brunkel, Jean Doolan, Kim Thompson, Val Miller, Cindy Hardy, Pat Dass, Linda Shank, Barb Holmes, Cathy Clement, Ann Lybrook, Robin Barker, Scott Caple, Tammy Hardy, Larry Schadler, Robert Schindler, Liz Wagner, Debbie Ziemke, Mark Mead, Bob Hines, Laurie Gray, Chris Harris, Schuyler Schmidt. SALES CLUBS $50 Pat Dass Jean Doolan Cindy Hardy Liz Wagner Debbie Ziemke Sharon Hudson Sue Cortson Cathy Holobaugh Pam Youdell Dawn Howley $100 Val Miller Bob Hines Larry Shadier Nancy Avery Tom Edwards $200 Forrest Wenman $300 Stephanie Whitcomb David Lovelace To be in a sales club you must sell $50 or more of your company's product. 1977 Miss Baroda The Sugarplum Tree was the theme for the 1977 Miss Baroda contest. The stage was lined with orange slices and candy pieces as the twelve contestants danced to the tune of The Candyman . Contestants were: Carmen Myers, Pam Youdell, Char Tio, Sharon Schalon, Patti Hoge, Kelly Clark, Debbie Shannon, Chris Kolberg, Cheryl Nitz, Robin Barker, Barb Zordell, and Laury Sparks. Miss Baroda, Pam Youdell 190 Miss Congeniality: Barb Zordell and escorts Rod Nitz and Greg Shafer. Queens Court; Kelly Clark, 1st runner-up, Pam Youdell, Carmen Myers 2nd runner-up. Entertainment included The Smothers Brothers, Greg Nozicka and Jeff Flaherty (LEFT). And the Lakeshore High School Jazz Band, directed by Mr. Bembenek. Miss Steuensville — 1977 Pretty Maids All in a Row was the theme of the 1977 Miss Stevensville Contest. The Miss Stevensville Contest was held February 26 at the Lakeshore High Audi- torium. The thirty contestants included: Sandy Hora, Terri Radabaugh, Diane Ackall, Rhonda Edwards, Julie Connaly, Lynn Marschke, Kathy Necas, Kathy Meyer, Deb- bie Hamilton, Cathy Friske, Cindy Catania, Sabrina Sivley, Mary Boelcke, Tammy Aungst, Lorey Cross, Pam Klug, Vicky Kemp, Lisa Thomas, Belinda Brown, Tam- my Hardy, Pat Beck, Leslie Woodbeck, Barb Holmes, Cheryl Fell, Pam Nidiffer, Kim Mead, Barb Spears, Julie Bonczkowski, Cathy Yore, Patty Shawl. Kathy Necas was crowned Miss Blossomtime at the Miss Blossomtime Contest, March 28, 1977. 191 Sportsman’s Club The Sportsman's Club was a new club at LHS this year. The majority of the year was spent writing up a constitution. Brian Grau was in charge of getting the constitution started. The president of the club was Don Carlson; secretary-treasurer; Marc Florian. The person in charge of programs was John Harris, and club advisor was Mr. Johnson. One activity was to clean up the creek located behind the auto shop. This activity was successful and we wish the club the best of luck next year. 192 Athletes Of The Year This year's female Athlete- of-the-Year is Kathy Mensinger. During her high school career she participated in basketball, volleyball, softball, and track. She earned 8 varsity letters, four in softball, and two each in basketball and volleyball.This year, she made All- Conference second team for basketball, and received Honorable Mention for softball and volleyball. She will be attending Southwestern Michigan University this fall. The 1977 Male Athlete-of-the-Year is Tom Jager. Tom, 17, has earned 10 Varsity letters in his four years of school. He has four letters in track, and three each in football, and basketball. Tom has been on the Blossonland All- Conference team three years for football, three years for track and was also on the Honorable Mention list 3 years for basketball. Tom will be attending Western Michigan University this fall after receiving an athletic scholarship. Fine Arts Award Winner The Lakeshore Fine Arts Award Winner for 1977 is Margot Sherrington. In her four years of high school Margot has been in ten All School and Community Theatre plays, the past three Variety shows, band for four years, art four years, and School Service in Art this year. She has created many posters for scnool functions, summer theatre plays, and the Honors Night programs. 194 Outstanding Students Valedictorian Burton A. Leland, 17, the son of Harvey K. Leland, Holland, Mi., and the late Lizabeth Leland Zick. carried a four year GPA of 3.952. He plans to attend Hope College in Holland, Mi., to study engineering. Burt's activities have included the National Honor Society 2 yrs., Mu Alpha Theta 2 yrs., Key Club 1 yr., the DRIFTER staff 1 yr., a Thespian member 1 yr., and he was also a State finalist for the Valparaiso University scholarship. Burt has been active in Summer Theatre, All School Plays and Musicals, performing in West Side Story, Oklahoma, Italian Straw Hat, and a lead in Arsenic and Old Lace. Salutatorian Tamra L. Brame, 18, and an Honor Graduate, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barlow Brame. Tammy had a four year GPA of 3.854 and was offered three scholarships. One was from Andrews University, another from Lake Michigan College, and the Board of Trustees scholarship from Southwestern Michigan University where she plans to attend and major in Accounting. Her hobby is writing and she likes to travel. 195 Honors Night 1. Laura Shapleigh receives the English Award. 2. Mel Machemer receives the Choral Award. 3. Lisa Thomas accepts the Thespian Award. 4. Tammy Brame is recognized as the Salutatori an. 5. Tom Jager accepts the Athlete of the Year Award. 6. Rick Fechner receives an Auditorium Award. 7. Burt Leland is recognized as the Valedictorian. 8. Mary Boelcke receives the German Award. 9. Vickie Kemp receives the Marian Guild Scholarship. 1% Honor Graduates Honor Graduates who have achieved a 3.50 cumulative grade point average in four years of high school are: FRONT ROW-Margot Sherrington, Karen Avery, Tracie Greuel, Mary Boelcke, and Kathy Mensfnger. BACK ROW-Mel Machemer, Mark Stemm, Tammy Brame, Jill Lachman, and Burt Leland. Senior National Honor Society members are: FRONT ROW-Jeanne Graber, Marti Crowe, Laura Shapleigh, Julie Belonger, Paula Wesner, and Diane Ackall. MIDDLE ROW-Ruth Atkinson, Julie Bonczkowski, David Haslett, Gina Leto, Tracie Greuel, Cathy Friske, Donna Potts, Mary Boelcke, Karen Avery, and Pam Nidiffer. BACK ROW-Pam Klug, Teresa Kuhn, Kelly Clark, Mark Stemm, Ron Wesner, Mel Machemer, Burt Leland, and Kathy Mensinger. 197 Special Honors FRONT ROW-Laura Shapleigh, English Award; Paula Wesner, American Legion Speech Award; Lisa Thomas, Thespian Award; Sarah Kirby, D.A.R. History Award. BACK ROW-Ursula Smaka, Future Secretaries Scholarship; Rick Fechner, Auditorium Award; Mike Bradley, Auditorium Award; Kathy Mensinger, Journalism Award. BELOW: Rhonda Edwards and Mel Machemer were presented the American Legion Citizenship Awards. FRONT ROW-Anita Koppier, Art Service Award; Cathy Young, Art Service Award; Ila House, Key Club Scholarship. BACK ROW-Tom Gill Is, Key Club Scholarship; Margot Sherrington, Art Service Award; Don Richards, Key Club Scholarship. 198 Lake Michigan Divisional Scholarship Winners-John Drews, Science Math Divisional, Mike Bradley, Divisional. Not Pictured-Paula Wesner, Communications Divisional and Craig Hadady, Board of Trustees. Foreign Language Award Winners-Tom Edwards, Spanish Award; Barb Scott, Spanish Award; Mary Boelcke, German Award. PICTURED AT RIGHT-Margot Sherrington, Fine Arts Award. Valadictorian and Salutatorian, Tammy Brame and Burt Leland. 199 A w a r d W I n n e r s FRONT ROW-Dawn Mervenne, Office Education Award; Teresa Munoz, Foreign Exchange Student; Irene Wilson, Home Economics Award; Karen Avery, Mathematics Award. BACK ROW-Ron Wesner, Agricultural Award; Julie Toussant, Virginia Archer Choral Scholarship; Kim Brown, Ski Club Scholarship, Jeff Nltz, Baroda Civic Women's League Scholarship; Kurt Hartline, Agricultural Award. Scholarship Winners MICHIGAN COMPETITIVE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS-Diane Ackall, Debbie Ashbrook, Ruth Atkinson, Karen Avery, Larry Banks, Richard Bernt, Mary Boelcke, Jon Bomberger, Kevin Campbell, Kelly Clark, Lorey Cross, Marti Crowe, Jim Curry, John Drews, Rhonda Edwards, Jim Federan, Belinda Fincher, Buddy Frenzel, Dave Gilbert, Scott Gillette, Jeanne Graber, Craig Hahady, Debra Hamilton, Dave Hasslett, John Imbs, Tom Jager, Janice Johnson, Vickie Kemp, Anita Koppier, Jill Lachman, Sandy Lambert, Becky Lange, Burt Leland, Mel Machemer, Mike Mason, Kathy Mensinger, Kathy Meyer, Ron Moschioni, Pam Nediffer, Mary Nye, Steve Pitts, Pat Sayers, Bob Schindler, Greg Shafer, Laura Shapleigh, Margot Sherrington, Jim Stancik, Craig Steenbergh, Mark Stemm, Eric Stokes, Steve Trudell, Larry Toth, Tim Tyler, Bill Welch, Paula Wesner, Dave Whipple, Randi Wilhelmsen, Barb Zordell. 200 National Merit Commended Students Jeanne Graber, Mary Lou Boelcke, Margot Sherrington, Eric Stokes. Scholarship Winners American Legion Citizenship Awards- Rhonda Edwards, Mel Machemer. American Legion Speech Award- Paula Wesner. Future Secretaries Scholarship-Ursula Smaka. U. of M. Alumni Scholarship-Dave Whipple. D.A.R. History Award-Sarah Kirby. Family Leader of Tomorrow-Mary Boelcke. Lions Club Scholarship-Kevin Campbell. Baroda Civic Women's League Scholarships-Jeff Nitz and Kathy Mensinger. Key Club Scholarships-Ila House, Tom Gillis, Don Richards. Michigan Society of Professional Engineers Awards- Vickie Kemp, Burt Leland, Craig Hadady, John Drews. Virginia Archer Choral Scholarship-Julie Toussant. Ski Club Scholarship-Kim Brown. Texas Christian University-Diane Ackall. Twin City Beauty College-Tammy Aungst. St. Mary's Academic-Mary Boelcke. Century Leader Award, Northwestern University, D.A.R. Scholarship, Delta Phi Psi Scholarship-Rhonda Edwards. St. Joseph Beauty Scholarship-Ila House. Western Michigan University-Tom Jager, Jill Lachman. Marian Guild Scholarship-Vickie Kemp. Michigan State University-Anita Koppier. Central Michigan University-Sandy Lambert. Concordia College-Mel Machemer. U.C.L.A.-Mike Mason. Albion College-Becky Robins. Michigan State University Stipend-Margot Sherrington. Mount Union College-Eric Stokes. Hillsdale College Tuition-Larry Toth. Scholastic Magazine National Achievement In Art and Whirlpool-Dave Whipple. 201 Colour My World Prom King and Queen for 1977 were Robb Wallis and Julie Belonger. The attractive royal couple reigned over the Rrom, held at the Knights of Columbus all. This year's theme was Colour My World, ana the performing band was Sunshine. The youthful Mr. Lesser led the prom couples in the Grand March. 202 With Love 20th Commencement The graduating class of 1977 marked the 20th commencement for Lakeshore High school. Do not follow where the path may lead. Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail, was the class motto for the 251 graduating seniors. Burton A. Leland and Tamara Brame were valedictorian and salutatorian respectively. The three speakers for the ceremony chosen by their fellow senior class members were Robb Wallis, Julie Bonczkowski, and Mike Bradley. Mr. John W. Steinke and Mr. Arnold Nitz made the presentation of the diplomas. The Reverend Timothy L. Knauff gave the invocation and the benediction. Music for the commencement exercises was provided by the Lancer Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Arnold Lesser. The Board of Education and Division Chairman Robb Wallis Stepping Stones Julie Bonczkowski Our Oscar Reverend Timothy Knauff 205 Principal Edward J. Reilly congratulates Burt and Tammy. The Lancer Concert Band June 8, 1977 206 Editor-Mary Wheeler Business Manager-Robin Barker Snorts Editor-Jim Curry Snorts Editor-Tw Schewe Paula Wesner Ila House Cathy Yore Steve Trudell Bill Cahill Dave Whipple Advisor-Robert Greendonner Journalism advisor-Suzanne Johns Senior Photoqrapher-Hafer Photoaraphy Staff Member Staff Member Staff Member Staff Member Photographer Photogranher Driftwood Staff