Lakeshore High School - Driftwood Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1978 volume:

L.H.S. At Its Best Homecom 1977 Homecoming King and Queen, Kathy VanOsdal and Jamie Lingle The Queen candidates and their escorts, Judy Godfrey and Kurt Mead, Joanie Kuhn and Rick Rogacki, Kathy Campbell and Mike Soulan, Peggy Swisshelm and Kevin Campbell. This years Homecoming was a big success; our foot- ball team winning over River Valley 43 to 6. The weeks events started on Saturday, October 8, with the beginning of float construction. The Ugly Men contest began Monday with nine contestants: Dan Hanson, Scott Lee, Mark Murphy, Al Ochsner, Mike Poulson, Mark VanOsdal. They dressed up all week in wild outfits competing for everyones spare change. Thursday night was our traditional bonfire, beginning with a car caravan that drove right through Saint Joe's bonfire. Afterward, back at the school, Mark VanOsdal was proclaimed winner of the Ugly Men contest. On Friday we had beautiful weather for the afternoon assembly which was at- tended by most students. The first event was the spirit award yelldown which the juniors took away. Next came the parade of floats, followed by the underclass Queen representatives and the Senior Queen candidates. The Student Council revived an old tradition by introducing the King candidates. They were: Dave Devoir, Paul Freer, Jamie Lingle, Mitch Mammina, and Tom Underwood. The win- dow painting contest winners were announced with first place going to Lynn Heaslip and Scott Lee, se- cond place to Laurie Kroening and Nancy Clark, and Third place to Donna Harris and Pegi Yore. For the first time ever, the Senior girls challenged the junior girls to a game of football, played after the assembly. The Seniors, getting even for the spirit award loss, destroyed them 14-0. The fabulous pregame show featured the band, the underclass Queens, and the announcement of the float contest winners. The Juniors came in first, the Seniors second, the Medi- cal Careers was third, with the Freshmen float fourth. The Pom-Pon girls did Another Opening, Another Show, for their halftime show routine. The crown went to Kathy VanOsdal. Closing up the weeks acti- vities, on Saturday night was the Homecoming Dance. This year it was held at the high school. The band was Pulman West. The King, crowned at the dance, was Jamie Lingle. 11 Sixth Annual Variety Show Is Sellout! EL;- SHOW BAND — Jill Albee, Ray Brockway, Randy Dienes, Doreen Damaske, Randy Fife, Jim Greendonner, Jina Hall, Mark Harder, Bob Harper, Gary Huff, Sue Imbs, Lori Jewell, Bob Kelly, Sandy Kemp, Lynn Kitkowski, Susan Kretchman, Karen Martin, Lisa Maxwell, Tammy Miller, Val Miller, Mark Murphy, Beth Nepstad, Tammy Northdurft, Chuck Novotny, Nancy Porter, Roy Ramthun, Mark Rantz, Karla Ratter, Jolene Richards, Diana Smith, Mary Stancik, John Ster, Jayme Strefling, Leslie Vincent, Scott Walters, Doug Weingart, Mark Youdell THESPIANS — Kathy Bullard, Grace Callendar, Lorrie Federan, Donna Harris, Diane Hoffmann, Kris Jensen, Laura Kretchman, Shelly Long, Rick McNeill, April Pinderski, Mary Richardson, Michele Rivette, Kym Taber, Carla Wittman, Pegi Yore, Kim Yow SHOW DANCERS — Jamie Biddinger, Shelly Borgersen, Sonnie Bryant, Kathy Campbell, Nancy Clark, Colleen Craig, Debbie Fairleigh, Suzanne Hoffmann, Tracey Jewell, Jackie Johnson, Amy Khan, Karen Krajecki, Peggy Long, Jannette Miller, Marcia Miller, Laura Woodrick CHOIR — Chris Booe, Robin Brame, Laura Caulpetzer, Jim Chester, Heather Cowan, Elaine Dame, Randy Dienes, Jean Doolan, Rita Guse, Lori Hicho, Dawn Howley, Kathy lannelli, Sarah Kirby, Kevin Krieger, Kellie Lake, Dave Machemer, Laura Mackimmie, Rick McNeill, Carolyn Meyer, Marcia Miller, Holly Mischke, Louise Nelson, Laurie Nichols, Paul Nus, Bob Porter, Beth Raschke, Ginger Rogers, Sharon Schalon, Rick Schuck, Nancy Shank, Dean Starke, Jeanette Sturcz, Eva Svensson, Peggy Swisshelm, Janet Talbot, Julie Toussant, Leslie Vincent, Forrest Wenman, Orvill Williams, Beth Woodward, Laura Yauch, Pegi Yore, Ron Zordell RUDY VALLEE — Bob Porter PROHIBITION SKIT — Al Ochsner, Marc Saurbier SALOON GIRLS — Chris Berry, Carolyn Cheek, Linda Fisher, Kris Leonard, Kym Taber, Kris Taube, Joy Tiefenbach, Karen Wahl HARD HEARTED HANNAH — Holly Mischke PIANO — Forrest Wenman KEY CLUB — Pat Hoffmann, Scott Lee, Jamie Lingle, Mike Pfiel, Jeff Pinderski, Al Ochsner, Shawn Patzer, Rick Rogacki, Marc Saurbier, Mike Seel, Schuyler Schmidt, Doug Smith, Lennart Stenby, Dan Underwood, Tom Underwood, Keith Wilson, Blair Zordell, Rob Zordell, Ron Zordell THESPIANS — Meredith Jackemeyer, Patty Mathews, Terese Sukys, Cheryl Carmichael ROBOT ACT — Lisa Graham, Dan Hansen, Glenn Powell, Jueli Spiegel, Don Vitek, Ron Zordell MEDIEVAL PERIOD — Sheila Alcala, John Anstey, Mike Doolan, Meredith Jackemeyer, Rob Lewis, Julie Toussant, Mark Mead, Shelly Borgersen, Dan Rabbers, Pegi Yore, Kim Yow JESTERS — Vickie Boelcke, Kathy Campbell LADY GUINEVERE — Connie Slabaugh COURT DANCERS — Connie Arnt, Laura Woodrick THESPIANS — Dane Addison, Kellie Lake, Holly Mischke, Mike Seel, Mindi Seel SENIOR SKIT — Jacquie Amicarelli, Betsy Andersen, Connie Arnt, Lisa Ball, Kathy Campbell, Cindy Carlson, Patty Cheek, Sue Gatchell, Linda Goodrow, Tammy Hardy, Lynn Heaslip, Pat Hoffmann, Joanie Kuhn, Scott Lee, Al Ochsner,Pam Olmstead,Karen Pelkey, Rhonda Riegel, Rick Rojacki, Mary Shawl, Doug Smith, Tom Underwood, Mary Wilke, Blair Zordell CIRCLES — Ginger Rogers, Peggy Swisshelm ROCKIN' ROBIN — Sheila Alcala, Shelly Borgersen, Sonnie Bryant, Ann Frenzel, Laryl Gillis, Jackie Johnson, Amy Khan, Laura Woodrick SWINGING JANITORS — Dan Hansen, Glenn Powell, Marc Saurbier, Jason Spiegel, Don Vitek, Ron Zordell SMOTHERS BROTHERS — Jeff Flaherty, Greg Nozicka GO GO GIRLS — Connie Arnt, Julie Erickson, Ann Frenzel, Lynn Heaslip, Gigi Melcher, Terry Pauler, Chris Robertson, Tammy Schadt, Jeanne Sebesta, Renee Sempert, Mary Shawl, Sharon Wohler, Elaine Zeilke FOLK QUARTET — Robin Brame, Ginger Rogers, Sharon SchaJon, Janet Talbot AMERICAN BANDSTAND — Dane Addison, Carol Anstey, Sheila Alcala, Vickie Boelcke, Shelly Borgersen, Sonnie Bryant, Scott Caple, Nancy Clark, Jean Doolan, Damita Edwards, Ann Frenzel, Greg Frohbieter, Laryl Gillis, Donna Harris, Jackie Johnson, Laurie Kroening, Peggy Long, Sharon Mattner, Mark Mead, Gigi Melcher, Marcia Miller, Michele Rivette, Sue Sanford, Schuyler Schmidt, Mike Seel, Sandy Stem, Teri Taber, Laura Woodrick, Pegi Yore BLITZ — Ace Hartman, Rick Laney, Phil Laney, Rick McNeill, Mike Mervenne, Janet Meyer, Frank Nycamp, Scott Ovens, Dave Poerio, Bob Redding, Mike Stanbery, Brad Thompson SHOW DANCERS — Dane Addison, John Anstey, Scott Caple, Mike Doolan, Dan Hansen, Dave Machemer, Mark Mead, Rick Rojacki, Dan Rabbers, Marc Saurbier WOMEN'S LIB — Elaine Dame, Kellie Lake, Dave Machemer, Rick McNeill, Ginger Rogers, Sharon Schalon, Ron Zordell SOLO — Mary Shawl MATING GAME — Al Ochsner, Doug Smith, Tom Underwood, Jeff Wisneski, Blair Zordell STAGE CREW — Carolyn Meyer, Mark Mead — Managers; Jeff Biddinger, Scott Cowgill, Bill Goetz, Jim Krejci, Nick Lahr, Rob Lewis, Scott Meyer, Katrina Neimi, Dave Nosotti, Milt Russell, Dave Sandel, Rick Schuck, Julie Toussant, Jerry Weingart, Tony Whipple, Kevin Wilson, Mark Woodrick MAKE-UP CREW — Kathy Burgess, Cherie Colombe, Yvonne Mason, Janet Meyer, Laura Nichols, Julie Schadler, Debbie Solari, Deb Thar, Carrie Weirick. o Lancers Place 3rd In Blossomland Mike Mervenne, Dave DeVoir, Paul Freer, Scott Andrews, Pete Bartschke, Odell Brister, Wade Froberg, Norm Gruel, Jamie Lingle, Craig Warner, Dave Goodwin, Ed Weissner, Glenn Elsasser, Bob Brown, Ron Field, Joe Rodriguez, Mike Hollacher, Kevin Smiley, Marc Florian, Joe Campbell, Rich Cross, Bill Wolters, Ken Miston, Bob Rutherford, Mark Slabaugh, Ron Burns, Joe Hercik, Chip Gobert, Klaus Zeilke, Tyree Brister, Dan Luth, Mike Stanberry, Joe Shafer, Mike Biddinger, Dave Kastner, Coach Keith, Coach Price, Head Coach Topping, Jon Miller. 77 Varsity Football SCORING YARDS RUSHING FREER 96 Lakeshore 320 plays for 1607 STANBERRY 20 Opponents 409 plays for 1539 BRISTER 18 GOODWIN 12 TOTAL PLAYS LINGLE 8 MERVENNE 8 Lakeshore 403 SHAFER 6 Opponents 508 DEVOIR 7 GOBERT 2 TOTAL OFFENSE Lakeshore 2,278 yards — All Time School Record 19 77 Varsity Football LANCER STANDOUTS The 1977 football squad was an excit- ing, dedicated, and hard hitting group of young men who always came to play. Even though we were not a championship team we played many quarters as champions, but just never seemed to come up with the big play at the right moment. However we did have two outstanding achievements this year; Paul Freer scoring 96 points, which is the most ever scored in a season at Lakeshore, and Dave DeVoir is now the all time top defensive tack- ier with 145 hits. We also had excel- lent leadership from our captains Odell Brister and Jaimie Lingle and four all-conference players, Joe Ro- driguez, Paul Freer, Marc Florian, and Dave DeVoir. The coaching staff will always remember these young men as a team that was fun to coach. Best of luck to the 77 football team and may all of you have many more excit- ing moments in the future. Front l-r, Jim DeVries, Todd Ehman, Dave Mack, Jay Kurbis, Jim Bucher, Tim Gelander, Don Notaro, Bill Bancroft, Scott Kitowski, 2nd row — Todd Totzke, Steve McGrath, Randy Rothschild, David Dow, Greg Albrecht, Roger Jewell, Doug Clem, Bill Joanis, 3rd row — Al McCarver, Rick Hartwig, Mark Thornton, Mark State, Brad Kerly, Rob Campbell, Terry Borr, 4th row — Coach Beel, Mark Hickox, Scott Pullins, Al Nitz, Matt Treacy, Ray Amicarelli, Craig Owens, Ken Fields, Jack Puckett, Coach Turley. The 1977-78 Freshman Football team enjoyed a very successful season. Their only blemish was a 12-12 tie with Dowagiac. The team ended with a 5-0-1 record. The backfield of Matt Treacy, Todd Ehman, Tim Gelander, Dave Mack, and Brad Kerly com- bined speed and power to offensively dominate their opponents. The men who comprised the offensive line, Al Nitz, Mark Hickox, Mark Thornton, Rob Cambell, Ray Amicarelli and Doug Clem did an outstanding job of opening large holes which paved the way for many a score. The defensive unit was equally impressive. Tim Gelander, Bill Bancroft, Scott Kerlikowski, and Don Notaro spearheaded a tough, unyielding defense which played consistently all year. 22 Frosh Are Top's Congratulation's Class Of 1981 1977 J.V. Football 1st row I to r: Rob Nelson, Brian Gruel, Lane Holmes, Jerry Federan, Tom Eversole. 2nd row: Mike Smith, Mike Lehman, Danny Metz, Bob Sipes, Eric Heubner. 3rd row: Jeff Beaudette, Cary Coleman, Kevin Warnock, Mike Hamilton, Keith Wilson. 4th row: Kevin Brueck, David Schewe, Jay Adams, Todd Ewbank, Kevin Knuth. 5th row: Coach Salvano, Jim Roe, Tony Lohroff, Larry Schadler, Coach Johnson. iver Valley 12 Colbma 6 Brandywine 14 L-M.C. Despite these handicaps. The J.V. team pulled together and showed a very strong unity. This sophomore class will bring MUCH to the Var- sity program next year — Although the record does not show it, The 1977 J.V. football season was a successful one. Be- cause of a small squad and injuries many players were put in unfamiliar positions. Varsity Cheerleaders Jackie Johnson Judy Godfrey Kathy VanOsdal Kathy Campbell Joanie Kuhn Sonnie Bryant Amy Khan Jannette Miller Jamie Biddinger The 1977-78 Varsity cheerleaders had a great year raising school spirit and cheering on our teams. They attended Golden Eagle Cheer- leading Camp in Albion, Ml, and brought back many new ideas. Besides winning the regional trophy, they won second place in the poster contest, the spirit megaphone, ribbons, and a plaque for being the friendliest squad there! Winning the regional trophy en- abled them to compete in a National compe- tition and they represented Lakeshore well. Kathy VanOsdal was chosen for the top cheerleader award. SPIRIT! J.V. Cheerleaders Freshmen Cheerleaders Kris Leonard, Karen Wahl, Shalini Lall, Jodi Wagonmaker, Debbie Fairleigh, Tina Capozio Mary Devoir We've Got Spirit, Yes We Do! 29 Varsity Girls Basketball Front row: Nancy McGrath, Coach Davison. Sit- ting: Marlene Peldys, Chris lanelli, Linda Snyder, Mary Beth Varney, Deanne Gleffe. Standing: Kim Foster, Dawn Farrow, Lori Keitzer, )amie Sinkiewicz, Rhonda Ray. This season's squad was an enjoyable group of young ladies to work with. They worked and played hard to reach the limits of their basketball potential and learned a great deal about themselves, athletics, and competition from both the highlights and the low points of the season. Kim Foster, the team's leading scorer and one of the most intense competitors in Southwest Michigan was named to the Blossomland All-Conference Team as a guard. Kim also was voted by her teammates the Most Valuable Player Award for the 1977 season. Jamie Sinkiewicz, also named to the All-Conference Team as a guard, was the team's 2nd leading scorer and led the team in assists and steals. Jamie was voted the Defensive Player of the Year by her teammates. Marlene Peldys, the leading rebounder and 3rd leading scorer, was selected Honorable Mention All-Confer- ence. Linda Snyder won the Most Improved Player Award, as voted by the team. With hard work and a commitment to excellence this summer, we are enthusiastically anticipating a reward- ing and successful season next fall. US THEM OPPONENTS Uk 43 r sim LMC 49 51 . Benton Harbor f 58 42 Soutn Haven 38 36 T turgis NiEdwardsburg 50 40 39 41 St. joe 69 45 75 62 Cassopolis Dowagiac . 37 62 Buchanan 47 40 River Valley 54 49 Coloma 52 48 Brandywine 53 35 Berrien Springs 53 68 Edwardsburg 71 82 (OT) Cassopolis 43 58 Dowagiac 34 46 Buchanan 37 29 River Valley 55 43 Coloma 38 51 Brandywine DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS 39 38 River Valley 53 46 Paw Paw 51 55 Dowagiac Final Record 11-12 31 J.V. Girls Are 3rd In Conference 32 Front row: Brenda Brister mgr, Chris Meschke, Rena Nozicka, Cheri Meschke, Julie Schoenbach Kneeling: Mary Brey, Barb Mathis, Kathy lanelli, Kelly Oudbier, Jodi Wagonmaker Standing: Natalie Carr, Debbie Hammermeister, Melody Middleton, Dawn Gleffe, Joan Willke, Sally Woods, Coach Maier Missing: Melanie Jacke- meyer mgr. What started out to be a rebuilding year turned out to be a very successful season for the 1977 Junior Varsity Girls Basketball Team. With only three players returning from last year's 15-5 squad, this year's version was some sort of un- known quantity. The outstanding leadership of the sophomores and the tremendous improve- ment of the freshmen led to many surprises this past season. What figures to be a very rough non- conference turned out to be four impressive wins over LMC, Benton Harbor, South Haven, and Sturgis. The Blossomland Conference turned out to be much stronger than in years past, with Cas- sopolis taking the conference title and Edwards- burg second and the little Lancers taking third place. Individual honors went to Melody Middleton and Debbie Hammermeister in scoring, Middleton in field goal percentage, Kelly Oudbier in assists, Sal- ly Woods, Middleton, and Natalie Carr in re- bounding. With seven players with game exper- ience returning from this year's team. Coach Maier believes that the girls are a year away from reaching their fullest potential! Next year figures to be quite a year! (Ld v OMAs 37 6 Sturgis 25 29 Edwardsburg 19 29 St. Joe 25 32 Cassopotis 29 22 Dowagiac 41 11 Buchanan 50 8 River Valley 46 32 Brandywine 43 60 Berrien Springs 20 25 Edwardsburg 36 jk 24 Cassopolis 33 ,17 [)(§vagiac 37 18 Buchanan 27 13 River Valley 30 32 Coloma 40 33 Brandywine Conference 10-4 Nonconference 4-2 3rd place Blossomland Lakeshore Cross Country This year's Cross Country team showed great improvement. They finished fourth overall in the Conference and fifth in the Conference meet. Brad Krugler tied the three-mile Sophomore record of 16:11 set by Mike Mead in 1973. Lakeshore's top three runners this past sea- son were Brad Krugler, Rex Dickson and Bill Wright. This year Lakeshore had a very young team. Because of their added exper- ience, Coach Brown is looking forward to an even better team next year. Seated: Bill Wright. Kneeling: Mike Doolan, Meg Gantenbien, Mike Welch. Third Row: Roy Cover, Greg Frohbieter, Curt Klus, Brian Kemp. Back Row: Coach Brown, Jim Hinkle, Rex Dickson, Mark Stockwell, Dave Nystuen, John Goetz, Brad Krugler. Scoreboard DUAL MEETS Brandywine Edwardsburg “f-MC Buchanan Cassopolis Buchanan River Valley I Colonna ® WE THEY 26 31 47 31 25 42 38 '43 19 ' 34 : 24 ' ft 34 INVITATIONALS PLACE POINTS Watervliet 7th 226 Berrien County 6th 151 Cedar Springs 9th 238 Sturgis 11th 282 Brandywine 8th 169 Regional 11th 311 Conference 5th 135 •W, . • ■ . • ■ 'V Jl k' v i fll' _ • ii ' • 1 • .. r =s «J The Lancer varsity golf team started the 1977 sea- son with three returning regulars: Mike Fisher, Bob Celesko, and Mark Nidiffer. The other two spots were filled by Scott Cowgill and Kevin Dan- iels. During the summer the golfers worked very hard to perfect their games individually and the season began with much optimism. As the season progressed our Lancer team did very well in com- petition but ended up in third place in the Blos- somland Conference. In the conference meet they finally put it all together and shot a school record of 328 and finished first. Mike Fisher was selected as All Conference for the second year in a row. Bob Gelesko and Mark Nidiffer were named to the All Conference FHonorable Mention team. Lakeshore Lancerettes Top Row: Marcia Miller, Eva Svensson, Chris Robertson, Linda Snyder, Cigi Melcher, Ann Frenzel, Julie Erickson, Sharon Wohler. Middle: Lynn Heaslip, Elaine Zeilke, Mary Shawl, Renee Sempert. Bottom: Terry Pauler, Jeanne Sebesta, Connie Arnt, Tammy Shadt. The 1977-78 Lancerettes en- joyed a very busy season. Eight girls attended Badgerrette Camp were they received the spirit award for the week. They did many entertaining routines during the football and basket- ball halftimes, including one with the little girls from the pom pon clinic held in August. Over the year they performed in the variety show, sold mums at homecoming, sponsored a dance, marched in the Blos- som Parade, and made many lasting friendships. Chris Robertson was captain; Connie Arnt, co-captain; Elaine Zeilke, treasurer; Tammy Shadt, Secretary; and Mrs. Price was the Pom Pon advisor for this year. Dance, Dance, Dance! Lancer B-Ball 77-78 Front: Doug Thompson, Odell Brister, Dave DeVoir, Middle — Dave Kastner — mgr, Asst. Coach Turley, Rick Rogacki — mgr, Head Coach Jim Sanford, Jon Miller — mgr. Back — Paul Freer, Dave Goodwin, Mark Stockwell, Scott Lee, Mike Pfiel, John Welch, Dan Hanson, Joe Shafer, Scott Andrews, Craig Warner. 1977-78 Varsity B-Ball Scores L.H.S. L.H.S. 67 H.S. 58 L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. 65 68 H.S. L.H = 46 L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. St. Joseph Edwardsburg Cassopolis 66 ;Powagiac S23 Bucharian R. Valley Brandywine T.. Rivers Coloma S. Haven Brandywine Edvyardsburg Cassopolis' i 3 St. Joseph Buchanan R.J'alley Cdfoma Brandywine Dowagiac Bronson Dowagiac 61 65 72 55 50 56 59 54 54 ’ 75 76 49 64 49 AT 60 70 61 52 78 55 55 46 56 53 67 55 1977-78 looked to be a very prosperous year for the varsity basketball players. After an early loss to the St. Joe Bears the Lancers came up with three victories in a row. Then the Lancers ran up against the State Champs, the Bucks of Buchanan and had their winning streak end at three. The 1977-78 Varsity team ended with a record of 10 wins and 11 losses. With high hopes of gaining a rematch with St. Joe in the District finals. The Lancers were up- set by the Dowagiac Chieftains with a score of 55-50. J.V. Ballplayers Are Champs!! Back Row: Greg Albrecht, Mike Hamilton, Tom Gaul, Coach Maier, Keith Wilson, Scott Wage- maker. Middle: Chuck Jager, Mike Mervenne, Kevin Warnock, Kevin Oliver, Kraig Hartline. Front: Eric Huebner, Cary Coleman, Denny Metz, Phil Laney, Jon Gaunder, John Franklin. IH v a 'M ,.v V. SCOREBOARD LAKESHORF Win St. Joseph Forfeit LAKESHORE 45 Edwardsburg 64 LAKESHORE 67 Cassopolis 47 LAKESHORE 66 Buchanan 46 LAKESHORE 44 River Valley 42 LAKESHORE 61 Dowagiac 44 LAKESHORE 58 Brandywine 43 LAKESHORE 49 Sturgis Championship 40 LAKESHORE 62 Coloma 19 LAKESHORE 50 Soutn Haven 58 LAKESHORE 53 Brandywine 39 LAKESHORE 60 Edwardsburg 45 LAKESHORE 61 Cassopolis 55 LAKESHORE 58 St. Joseph 44 LAKESHORE 73 Buchanan 52 LAKESHORE 64 River Valley 39 LAKESHORE 64 Coloma 45 LAKESHORE 65 Brandywine 51 LAKESHORE 80 Dowagiac 65 LAKESHORE 63 Bronson 48 This years champion Junior Varsity basketball team was one of the best in Lakeshore history. They are Blossom- land Conference Champions and Brandywine Holiday Tournament champs. The JV's were 13-1 in confer- ence and 18-2 overall. Leading scorers were Chuck Jager, who averaged 11.1 points per game, and Mike Mervenne with 10.5. Kraig Hartline was the most accurate shoot- er, hitting 58% of his shots from the floor. Jager and Hartline also led in freethrows, each shooting 67%. Tom Gaul and Mervenne were leading re- bounders. Frosh Spirit Helps To Gain Winning Season Front: John Boldt, Jim Campbell, Brad Thompson, middle: Roger Jewell — mgr, Coach Bill Davison, Richard Hannah — mgr., back: John Baird, Mike Welch, Terry Borr, Al Nitz, Bill Bancroft, Tim Gelander, Jeff Buckner, Doug Clem, Matt Treacy, Keith Avery, Ron Clark. . . . And A Good Future At Lakeshore Freshmen Candid Shots 1977-78 Freshman Scoreboard L.H.S. 61 Edwardsburg 53 L.H.S. 52 Cassopolis 46 L.H.S. 64 Dowagiac 66 L.H.S. 51 St. )oe 73 L.H.S. 71 Buchanan 44 L.H.S. MM S3 J R. Valley 64 L.H.S. ' L Eau Claire 51 L.H.S. St. Joe 70 L.H.S. ' % B.H. 55 l.h.sM Coloma 46 L.H.S. 72 _ Edwardsburg 26 L.H.S. 58 Brandywine 54 L.H.S. 52 Cassopolis 41 L.H.S. 46 Dowagiac 48 L.H.S. 60 Buchanan 57 L.H.S. 62 R. Valley 65 L.H.S. 59 Colomat 30 L.H.S. 67 St. Joe 68 L.H.S. 35 Brandywine 33 L.H.S. 12 WINS 80 — 8 LOSSES B. Springs 39 The 1977-78 Freshman basketball team, under first year coach Bill Davison, finished with a fine 12 win, 8 loss season. Jim Camp- bell broke an all-time frosh assist record this year. Tim Gelander and Jeff Buckner led the team in rebounds. Leading scorers were Tim Gelander, Bill Bancroft, and Doug Clem. The highlight of the season was a 58-54 upset victory over previously unbeaten Brandywine. The little Lancers lost a heartbreaker to cross-town rival St. Joe by a score of 68-67 and then came back to win their last three games. Congratula- tions to Coach Davison and the team. Junior Varsity Volleyball Standing: Miss Boelcke, Dawn Gleffe, Jayne Klug, Melody Middleton, Debbie Hammermeister, Natalie Carr, Merriane Middleton, Shelly Long. Kneeling: Joan Willke, Leslie Vincent, Dawn Scher, April Pinderski, Barb Mathis, Sue Schewe, Kelly Oudbier. The Junior Varsity Volleyball team finished it's season with a perfect 14-0 record in the con- ference and a 20-1 overall mark. Led by cap- tains Joan Willke and Debbie Hammermeister, the JV's won 17 straight matches before losing to a once-defeated South Haven team. Top servers for the team were Melody Middleton, Joan Willke, and Dawn Gleffe. Top spikers were Debbie Hammermeister, Melody Middleton, and Leslie Vincent. Defensively, April Pinderski, Joan Willke, and Melody Middleton did an excellent job on serve re- ception. April was also the teams top blocker. The most valuable player award, voted by the team itself, went to Joan Willke. Voted most improved was freshman. Dawn Gleffe. The Spirit Award this year went to the entire team because of their exceptional enthusiasm and dedication. Each team member was given an award by the coach, Diana Boelcke. The rest of the squad included setters Kelly Oudbier, Dawn Scher, Sue Schewe and Mer- rian Middleton and spikers Natalie Carr, Barb Mathis and Jayne Klug. 47 Lakeshore Varsity Volleyball Finishes A Hard Season Left T-B: Val Vincent, Lisa Graham, Michele Shafer, Jolene Richards Right T-B: MaryBeth Varney, Jamie Sinkiewicz, Damita Edwards, Lynn Kemp. Bottom: Tracy Taylor, Mary Willke, Coreen Dinges, Mary Stancik, Nancy McGrath, Pam Tysman, Miss Botts The Varsity Volleyball Team conclud- ed it's season on March 8 with a 4-10 conference and 6-19 overall record. A season of hard work led to many close matches for the Lancers. Despite im- proved talent and teamwork, the La- keshore team fell to defeat at the hands of stiff competition. Voted by teammates as most valuable player is senior Val Vincent. Other graduating seniors include Mary Beth Varney and Mary Willke, who contrib- uted greatly to the efforts of the team. Juniors Jolene Richards and Michele Shafer were recognized as most im- proved and most spirited players, re- spectively. Freshman Volleyball Winning 4-3 Season The Freshman Volleyball Team ended their season this year with a 4-3 record. The twelve member team consisted of Nellie Hoffman, Judy Gain, Sally Woods, Deb Kerschbaum, Cheri Meschke, Chris Meschke, Rena Nozicka, Laura Nelson, Melanie Jackemeyer, Julie Reisig, Rosie Buckenburger, and Sandy Kemp. They had an improved season. In each match every girl had a chance to play. There were no awards given to any one person because each was equal in her participation on the team. so Back: Judy Gain, Melanie Jackemeyer, Coach Shawne Cryderman, Nellie Hoffman, Chris Meschke. Middle: Deb Kerschbaum, Julie Reisig, Sally Woods, Rena No- zicka, Front: Sandy Kemp, Cheryl Meschke, and Rosie Buckenberger. Smith Captures State Title Lingle Takes Second Team Takes Third INDIVIDUAL RECORDS WT NAME RECORD 112 Doug Smith 42- 0 138 Jamie Lingle 43- 1 155 Joe Rodriguez 29- 6 145 Frank Pitts 31- 4 145 Joe Campbell 18- 3-1 178 John Murphy 23- 6 98 Gary Smith 28-10 105 Mike Reilly 20-12 112 Bob Harper 12-18 126 Ray Runge 12- 9 132 Matt Mohler 12-12 155 Ken Miston 5- 3 165 Mark Slabaugh 5- 3 Hwt Ron Burns 14-13-1 132 Jay Adams 3- 5 191 Marc Florian 5- 7 ACHIEVEMENTS Career record 133-7, Conference champ. Dis- trict champ, Regional champ. State Champ Career record 102-9, Conference champ, Re- gional champ, District champ, State runner-up Conference champ. District champ, Regional champ Conference champ, 2nd in the District Conference runner-up Conference champ, 3rd in District Conference runner-up, District runner up Conference champ, 4th in District Conference runner-up Congratulations 51 Wrestlers Go Undefeated w nr _ rMK _ .__a,ja Front row I to r: Joe Rodriguez, Jamie Lingle, Matt Mohler, Ray Runge, Doug Smith, Mike Reilly, Cary Smith, Ron Feild Back row I to r: Coach Bittenbender, Ken Miston, Marc Florian, Mark Murphy, Frank Pitts, Joe Campbell, Ron Burns, Coach Price Missing: Bob Harper, Jim Hinkle (mgr) Led by State champ Doug Smith and State Runner-up Jamie Lingie, the Lancer matmen charged to their second undefeated season, won the Conference title, placed 2nd to Sturgis in the 14 team district, and placed 3rd in the state tournament. Along with the unbelievable performance of Lingle and Smith who combined for 85 wins and 1 loss, were Joe Rodriguez and Frank Pitts. Rodriguez closed out his wrestling career with an impressive 29-6 record. He won his 2nd Conference title and took first in the district and regional tournaments before being eliminated at the state tournament. Pitts earned a fine 31-4 record, won the Conference title at 145 and placed 2nd in the district tournament before being eliminated at the Regionals. Underclassmen having impressive seasons were Conference champs, John Murphy (178), Mike Reilly (105), and Conference runner-ups Joe Campbell (145), and Gary Smith (98). Other varsity wrestlers making key contributions to the undefeated season and Conference championship were Bob Harper (112), Ray Runge (126), Matt Mohler (132), Mark Slabaugh (165), Ron Burns (Hwt), and Marc Florian (191). Reserves Ken Miston and Ron Field contributed to some key wins and earned a varsity letter. Coaches Bittenbender and Price find it very difficult if not impossible to replace Lingle and Smith. These two wrestlers have a combined career record of 232 wins and 16 defeats. But with 12 letter winners returning you can bet that the Lancer wrestling team isn't about to take a back seat to anybody! THEY TEAM ith Haven Cassopolis Buchanan River Valley Paw Paw Coloma Coldwater Eau Claire Wayland Brandywine TOURNAMENTS HOSTS PLACE Mount Pleasant Lakeshore Niles Loy Norrix Holland 2nd 3rd 2nd 1st 1st Gull Lake 1st Conference 1st District 2nd Regional 4th State 3rd J V. w r e s t I I n g Back: Coach Price, Ron Field, Ric Cross, Bob Sipes, Matt Mohler, Jay Adams, Coach Bittenbender. Front: Brad Prevatt, Ray Runge, Don Pitts, Dwayne Cahill, Bob Geiser. Back: Coach Price, Ken Field, Rick Hartwig, Scott Pullins, Steve McGrath, Keith Starke, Larry Hidy, Coach Bittenbender Front: Don Natoro, Lane Mueller, Mike Sandel, Todd Walters, Rob Sanders, Gary Smith, Mike Olszewski Not pictured: Al McCarver and Ray Amicarelli GIRLS TRACK The girl's track team enjoyed another successful season in 1978. They were undefeated in dual meets and won the conference championship. The team finished 6th at the regional meet and Melody Middleton, Marlene Peldys and Janel Root qualified for the State Finals. An almost all-rookie squad of milers and two milers proved to be a pleasant surprise for the Lancers. Chris Meschke broke the school record in the two mile with a time of 12:24 and Alice Gantenbein now holds the record in the mile at 5:48. Seniors on the squad include Marlene Peldys and Val Miller. Marlene holds the school and area records in the high jump at 5'6 and the school record in the 110 yard low hurdles. Their hard work and leadership have been greatly appreciated. The Lancers also won the freshman conference meet this year. Diana Boelcke, Coach Marlene Peldys and Melody Middle- ton both placed in the State Finals. Marlene tied for 8th in high jump, and Melody placed 2nd in the 100 yard dash. FIRST IN CONFERENCE Front- Kelly Oudbier, Cheri Meschke, Kathy Katsulos, Sue Schewe, Meg Gantenbein, Michelle Shafer, Yvonne Arthur, Alice Gantenbein Catharina Ojert, Chris Meschke, Sandy Kemp, Mgr. Tracy Taylor. Middle: Laura Kretchman, Julie Schadler, Tennina McAnany Julie Reisig, Mary Devoir, Leticia Rodriguez, Sheila Alcala, Laurie Kroening, Dawn Scher, Lynn Kemp, Melanie Jacke- meyer Celeste Grau, Maggie Schoenbach. Back: Coach Boelcke, Coach Brueck, Dawn Kanitz, Nancy McGrath, Dawn Farrow, Donna Harris, Marlene Peldys, Melody Middleton, Anne Klassen, Tracey Scheu, Robin Baehl, Jueli Spiegel, Val Miller, Janel Root. Absent — Mgr. Jayne Klug. SCORES LHS OPP. CASSOPOLIS 100 36 EDWARDSBURG 80Vi 55Vi DOWAGIAC 74 62 BUCHANAN 79 57 RIVER VALLEY 82 54 BERRIEN SPRINGS 74 62 COLOMA 76 60 COMSTOCK INVITATIONAL 6th BRANDYWINE 94 Vi 41 4 REGIONALS 6th CONFERENCE MEET 1st 1978 Boys Track Standing: Coach Glen Brown, Coach Bruce Marschke, John Goetz, Bill Wright, Jim Hinkle, Steve McGrath, Don Schmitt, Doug Weingart, Ed Anderson, Ron Field, Scott Andrews, Rex Dickson, Vytas Sukys. Kneeling: Brad Parkins, Roy Cover, Howard Whitright, Ken Miston, John Bolt, Dave Burtchett, Chris Poulson, Pete Bartschke, Scott Kitkowski, Brad Krugler, David Ott. Seated: Steve Goetz, Gerald Slavicek, Ron Clark, Terry Borr, Dee Wall, Curt Klus, Larry Hidy. The 1978 Lakeshore track team had a pret- ty good season. The Lancers placed fifth in the conference, and fourth at the confer- ence meet held at Cassopolis. The Lancers were represented at the state track finals by Peter Bartschke who placed fifth in the long jump competition. Coach Brown cites Kevin Smiley for being the only senior on the team, and hopes that with many re- turning Juniors, the team will be even bet- ter next year. Edwari Dowaguc River Valley Buchanan Coloma Brandywine Ferris State Relays SW Michigan Invitational ' Sturgis Relays® Brandywine Invitational Regionals Conference Meet Conference . • . s-' V I Varsity Softball Front: Val Vincent, Kim Foster, Jean Matthews, Sheri Wagonmaker, Barb Mathis, and Mary Beth Varney Back: Mary Willke, Jamie Sinkiewicz, Karen Cobert, Dawn Cleffe, Lori Kietzer, Joan Willke, Kim Brein, and Coach Price The 1978 Varsity Softball season was a successful one for our team. During the year the Lancers defeated St. Joe twice, first by a 7-3 score and then second time in the pre-district by a 5-4 score. As a team the Lancers ended the year in a three way tie for second place in the Blossomland with Brandywine and Buchanan. We lost our second game of the pre-districts to Otsego, 18-9. LHS 55 LHS 0 LHS 9 LHS 9 LHS 13 J-HS 56 LHS 14 LHS T LHS 5 LHS 4 0 Cassopolis 14 Dowagiac 11 Edwardsburg 4 Edwardsburg Coloma Coloma 9 South Haven 6 River Valley 3 River Valley — 1 Edwardsburg 3 St. Joe 4 St. Joe 9 St. Joe LHS 8 7 LHS 5 6 LHS 15 21 LHS 13 7 LHS forfeit Brandywine Brandywine Buchanan Buchanan mb 1 15 Benton Harbor LHS 5 6 Berrien Springs LHS 24 10 Cassopolis LHS 13 15 Dowagiac LHS 13 15 Otsego LHS 17 2 Coloma LHS 24 2 Eau Claire LHS 4 9 Eau Claire Junior Varsity Softball 1978 Front: Kendra Smiley, Leslie Cole, Rena Nozicka, Mary Brey, Cathy Burgess, and Jodie Wagonmaker Back: Coach Beel, Sally Woods, Leslie Vincent, Natalie Carr, Karen Wahl, Carrie Wierick, Nancy Kuhn, and manager Patty Hornus The 1978 Lancer JV Softball Team won the league championship by posting a fine 15-1 record. Mary Brey and Sally Woods led the team in hitting with averages of .657 and .526 respectively. The team as a whole hit a hearty .482. Carrie Wierick and Rena Nozicka shared the pitching duties. Wierick posted a 10-1 record while Nozicka was 5-0. LHS 15 LHS 13 LHS 1 LHS LHS 20 LHS 21 XHS-22 LHS 18 LHS 15 LHS 16 LHS 10 LHS 8 LHS 28 LHS 16 LHS 17 LHS 13 Buchanan 3 Buchanan errien Springs errien Springs 3 River Valley 11 River Valley 0 South Haven 3 Brandywine 5 Berrien Springs 4 Dowagiac Buchanan Buchanan 4 River Valley 5 River alley 4 Brandywine e n n • i s Back: Dave DeVoir, Dale DeLong, Mike Pfeil, John Welch, John Anstey, Coach Salvano. Front: Doug Smith, Mitch Mammina, Bob Harper, Tim Pendergrass, Pat Hoffman, Greg Carper. The Lakeshore Tennis Team won 6 of the 7 Blossom- land Conference Championship matches to win its first conference championship. LHS also placed 9 of the 10 all con- ference positions. Varsity Baseball Places SS i 5u Second In Blossomland The varsity baseball team captured second place in the Blossomland Conference with a record of 10-3-1. Overall the team finished with 14 wins, 7 losses, and 1 tie. One of the highlights of the 1978 campaign was a nine-game win- ning streak in the middle of the season. One fantastic event was a double-header win over St. Joe (4-3 and 6-5). Leading hitters for the Lancers were Mike Poulson (.367), Cary Coleman (.303), and Paul Freer (.294). Poulson led the team in RBI's with 18 followed by Dave Goodwin with 16. Freer and Poulson stole 17 and 12 bases, respectively. The Lancers' top pitcher was senior Greg Nozicka with a 6-2 record and 3.58 ERA. Greg struck out 71 batters in 56 2 3 innings. Junior lefthander, Mark Nidiffer won 3 games and lost 2 with an ERA of 2.27. Departing senior baseballers include Paul Freer, Bob Ge- lesko, Greg Nozicka, Mike Poulson, Mike Stanbery, Doug Thompson, and Jeff Wisneski. LAKESHORE LHS 17 OPPONENT Cassopolis LHS 1 8 Dowagiac LHS 5-2 and 17-0 Edwardsburg LHS 4 5 Buchanan LHS 1-0 and 5-1 Coloma LHS 6 7 River Valley LHS 11 10 Brandywine LHS 7 3 Edwardsburg LHS 4-3 and 6-5 St. Joe LHS 10 Cassopolis LHS 4 4 Dowagiac LHS 11 9 Buchanan LHS 11 1 Coloma LHS 6 3 Brandywine LHS If 2 St. Joe LHS 5 9 LMC LHS 3 2 River Valley LHS 4 Benton Harbor LHS 10 12 Three Rivers Front row Eddie Norkus mgr, Cary Coleman, Brian Warnock, Mike Poulson, Mark Nidiffer, Bob Gelesko, Jeff Wisneski. Back row: Coach Woods, Mike Mervenne, Chip Cobert, Mike Stanberry, Dave Goodwin, Paul Freer, Coach Keith. Missing: Doug Thompson, Greg Nozicka, Coach Adler. i. -uli- J.V. Baseball Ends Season 22 min % -4 Cassopolis Dowagiac Edwardsburg Edwardsburg «5Coloma;L ( W Bridgman • Brandywine Edwardsburg River Valley Berrien Springs Berrien Springs ■Cassopolis. _ Michigan Luthern Dowagiac Berrien Springs Buchanan m LHS 16 0 Coloma LHS 5 2 Michigan Lu LHS 5 Brandywine LHS 5 8 St. Joe LHS 4 12 St. Joe LHS 11 0 Bridgman LHS 4 0 River Valley LHS 5 1 River Valley LHS 3 .2 Bii'cnanan Lakeshore's 1978 J.V. baseball team stamped itself as the leader in area baseball as they raced to the Blossomland Conference Championship. supremacy this year The Little Lancers, coached by Mr. David Turley, streaked to a league record of 13 wins and only one loss. Overall they notched a fine 22-4 mark and raised many eyebrows by ripping off eleven straight victories and winning 15 of their 16 games. Sophomores Kevin Warnock (.409), Top Knapp (.388), and Jay Adams (.351) and junior Flynn Clanton (.348) paced Lakeshore's offensive attack with steady performances all season. Warnock was also the leader in five offensive categories as the Lancers hit for a lofty .318 team average. Freshmen Scott Mandarino and Doug Clem chipped in with impressive .583 and .378 averages respectively. On the mound, freshman Tim Gelander carved a fine 6-1 record and led the team with a sparkling 0.82 ERA. Sophomores Kevin Oliver and Jay Adams were equally impressive as they registered 6-0 and 6-1 records with ERA'S of 1.76 and 1.88 respectively. Gelander and Oliver each fired 66 strikeouts to lead the team. 66 67 National Honor Society Senior Members Seated: Sharon Hudson, Beth Nepstad, Mary Beth Varney, Lynn Heaslip, Patty Cheek, Kathy Oelke, Connie Arnt, Mary Getz, Holly Mischke, Kathy Campbell. Standing: Brian Grau, Tom Pantelleria, Mark Rantz, Teresa Scott, Val Miller, Doug Smith, Dave Wallis, Scott Walters, Don Vitek, Elaine Zeilke, Heather Cowan, Sharon Wohler, Betsy Anderson, Marlene Peldys, Julie Erickson, Kim Foster, Eva Svensson, Blair Zordell, Scott Lee. 1978 Spring Inductees Seated: Sue Imbs, Lori Hicho, Diana Smith, Jean Doolan, Marcia Miller, Amy Kahn, Cathy Kunkel, Katrina Neimi, Jolene Richards. Standing: Tammy Miller, Terry Pauler, Jeannette Albee, Sarah Kirby, Chris Bevilacqua, Joe Campbell, Mike Seel, Scott Caple, Sky Schmidt, Chuck Jager, Bob Harper, Judy Meyer, Jennifer Albee, Damita Edwards. 68 Quill Scroll Front: Michele Rivette, Connie Arnt, Ann Heaslip, Cindy Carlsen, Jane Story, Al Oschner, Marc Saurbier, and Dave Hummelburg. Back: Mike Seel, Mary Willke, Betsy Anderson, Ace Hartman, Kathy Campbell, and Dave Summers. Quill and Scroll is the international honorary society for high school journalists who have achieved a high level of skill in some field of journal- ism. The students must have a cumulative grade point average in the upper third of their class to qualify for consideration as members. The newspaper and yearbook advisors then honor those students who have demonstrated outstanding ability in writing, editing, lay out, and photo- graphic skills by appointing them to membership in the society. Two year members of the honorary society are jacquie Amicarelli and Dave Wallis. Journalism 11-Drifter 1978 left to right: Donna Cline, Nancy McGrath, Marc Saurbier, Sandy Stemm, Dave Hummelburg, Cindy Carlsen, Mary Murphy, Jane Story, Kathy Campbell, Jacquie Amicarelli. left to right: Ace Hartman, Mike Pfiel, Dean Starke, Dawn Howley, Al Ochsner, Sara Swanson, Ronde Essig. Left to right: Paul Freer, Odell Brister, Dave Goodwin. The Journalism II class is a dedicated group of students who produce The Lakeshore Drifter. The paper is produced bimonthly with the intent to inform the students of LHS as well as the community of Stevensville of all the activities that take place during the school year. A staff of twenty-two, along with their advisor, Mrs. Johns, produce a paper which consists of news, features, and sports articles as well as editorials, ads, cartoons, and pictures. We, the Drifter staff, are proud to have had the honor of producing Lakeshore's school paper for the year of 1977-78. Best of luck to the new staff members for next year! 1st row — Jeannette Albee, Tammy Miller, Jill Zebell, Linda Wagner, Dixie Hidy, Mitch Mammina — Vice-President, Joe Rodriguez — President. 2nd row — Mr. Ramthun, Michele Rivette, Mary Wainscott, Nancy Porter, Cheri Columbe, Elizabeth Wagner, Deb Thar. Medical Careers Medical Careers gives the students a chance to look into medicine and see what it's all about. This year's Medical Careers have been very busy with their UNICEF Drive that collected $176.00, going to the grand opening of the Century Center in South Bend, helping in the Red Cross blood drive, two bake sales, and last but not least, receiving 3rd in the all around float competi- tion. Future Homemakers Of America Lakeshore F.H.A., an organization fairly new to Lakeshore, is in it's second year and still going strong. In October the girls helped out the Lincoln Township Library in a Halloween party for the youngsters of Stevensville. They also helped with a carnival for Muscular Dystrophy. Throughout the year, the girls had a variety of doughnut sales and also sold carnations for Saint Patrick's Day. We all hope that F.H.A. will become better known to Lakeshore in the years to come. Back: Patty Cheek, Brenda Brister, Liz Wagner, Sally Wood, Cathy Burgess. Front: Sandy Polfus, Becka Hall, Advisor — Mrs. Gibson, Tammy Sebesta, Wendy Abbott, Annette Skaggs. Thespian-Drama Club Back Row: Peggy Swisshelm, Shelly Borgersen, Donna Harris, Paul Nus, Greg Frobieter, Rick McNeill, Kris Jensen, Mary Richardson, Kathy Bullard. Middle: Carol Anstey, Michele Rivette, Merdith Jackemeyer, Connie Arnt, April Pin- derski, Shelly Long, Kellie Lake. Front: Diane Sitek, Holly Mischke, Kim Yow, Lorrie Federan, Sheila Alcala, Grace Cal- lender. The Thespian and Drama Club members participate every year in the variety show, a children's play, the musical, all-school play, and various field trips to theatre work- shops and shows. This year they, as well as other performing arts stu- dents, attended a production of Godspell in Chicago and Kala- mazoo College's Romeo and Ju- liet . Every spring a few of the Drama Club members who have earned enough points through their participation in theatre are inducted into the Thespians. The club sponsor is Mr. Ken Lindahl and the officers for this year were: Holly Mischke, president; Connie Arnt, Vice-President; Peggy Swis- shelm, Secretary; and Lisa Ball, Treasurer. German Club The 77-78 German Club observed the German holiday of Fasching with a dinner, followed by a costume party for its members. Members also formed a polka band and presented a program on Germany for the elderly at a nursing home. Ger- man club officers are Vickie Boelcke, President; Scott Walters, Vice President; Cheryl Carmichael, Secretary. Advisor for the club is Mr. Adams. Spanish Club The 1977-78 Spanish Club held many ac- tivities to help them learn more about Spanish. They enjoyed a Spanish dinner for their members and a field trip to the Muse- um of Science and Industry and the Spanish section of Chicago. The club held two can- dy sales, several bake sales and a raffle to help raise money for their spring vacation trip to Mexico City, Mexico, where they did a lot of sight-seeing and learned about the Spanish culture. Officers for this years club are: President — Judy Meyer, Vice President — Laura MacKimmie, Secretary — Mark Bishop, Corresponding Secretary — Lori Yost, Treasurer — Patty Cheek, As- sistant Treasurer — Tina Capozio, Sergeant at Arms — Lori Kietzer. Advisor for the club is Mr. Inquilla. Front: Laura Nelson, Barb Meadow, Tina Capo- zio. Middle: Mark Bishop, Nellie Hoffman, Ann Gain, Robin Babel, Terri Gelander, Lori Yost. Back: Forrest Wenman, David Kohn, Al- len Kavenaugh, Patti Cheek, Laura MacKim- mie, Judy Meyer, Kim Brein. Stage Crew Once again this year's Stage Crew came through with flying colors. They have painted and constructed sets for the Variety Show, the Musical Li'l Abner , the All School Play The Mouse That Roared , and helped with Community Shows. This year's Stage Crew Members consist of; Robin Brame, Sue Imbs, Jim Krejci, Mark Mead, Carolyn Meyer, Doug Monte, Katrina Neimi, Jeff Biddinger, Scott Cowgill, Rob Harding, Belinda Jones, Brian Kemp, Nic Lahr, Milt Russell, Dave Sandel, Rich Schuck, Greg Walters, and Auditorium Manager: Mr. Lin- dahl First row — Leslie Wald, Bob Hines, Randall Gillette, Tom Lybrook, Donna Harris, Sheri Wagonmaker, Dave Siewert, Mark Van Osdal — President. Second Row — Gigi Melcher, Norm Gruel, Lennart Stenby, Scott Caple, Sky Schmidt, Bill Wolters, Mike Stanbery. Ski Club 1977-78 This years Ski Club was very lucky. With all the snow, they were during the win- ter able to go skiing every Wednesday night at Royal Valley Ski Resort, in Royal Valley. They also took a trip to Sugarloaf Mountain in February. 78 Junior Achievement Junior Achievement provides an opportunity for high school students to iearn the principles of the private enterprise system by helping them run miniature businesses. Five Schools participate in the JA program, with 48 Lakeshore students in the program this year. They were: Laura Dekker, Randy Dienes, Bob Hines, Kevin Knuth, Tom Edwards, Sharon Hudson, Larry Schadler, Schuyler Schmidt, James Beck, Darci Delong, Christine Harris, Sherry Jack- son, Ray Young, Mark Bischoff, Dawn Howley, Tammy Kanitz, Lisa Pruett, Linda Stright, Bill Tomsheck, Jeff Beaudette, Kim Nus, Tim Pendergrass, Dawn Rynearson, Robin Bael, Angie Bevilacqua, Mark Bishop, Kevin Co- lumbe, Tari Fuzak, Todd Jones, David Lovelace, Nathan Potratz, Teresa Racz, Richard Ridenour, Elizabeth Wagner, Mary Black, Elaine Dame, Jean Doolan, Tammy Hardy, Mark Mead, Valerie Miller, Eric Neibauer, Mark Stockwell, and Lori Toth. 79 Future Secretaries Back: Cheryl Olszewski, Laura Yauch, Wendy Abbott, Advisor — Mrs. Lane. Front: Cheryl Zandarski, Joan Kuhn, Tammy Kettlehut, Cindy Schmaltz, Tammy Reed, Kathy Katsulos, and Lori Mason. Not pictured: Debbie Caul, Juile Stankus, and Barb Dietrich. Future Secretaries sponsored three very important successful activities during this school year. Our annual Valentine Telegram delivery service was used by many students and raised money for our club. We sold so many M M's that denists should have full schedules all year. The raffle was our last money raising project. Most funds go for a scholarship program and a banquet for the club members. Officers this year: President Tammy Kettlehut Treasurer Cindy Schmaltz Secretary Kathy Katsulos Key Club Key Club Officers are Scott Lee, President; Tom Un- derwood, Vice President; Rick Rojacki, Treasurer; Jim Hartman, Secretary. The Advisor is Mr. Mike Zinkil. Other members are Don Vitek, Pat Hoffman, Blair Zordell, Marc Saurbier, Ron Zordell, Mike Poulson, Al Ochsner, Steve Sipes, Mitch Mammina, Mark VanOs- dal, Jamie Lingle, Rick Laney, Doug Smith, Jeff Wis- neski, Jim Krejci, Thom Hayes, Rob Zordell, Lennart Stenby, Mike Seel, Sky Schmidt, Bob Harper, Dave Machemer, Larry Schadler, Greg Frobieter, Dan Un- derwood, Randy Gillette, Keith Wilson, Rick McNeil, Dave Hummelburg, Jeff Pinkerski, Hans Koppier. The Lakeshore High School Key Club is a service organiza- tion, sponsored by the St. Joe Kiwanas Club. In December, the club held its annual Slave Day, followed by the annual Christmas tree pick-up in January. The Key Club lost to an unbeatable faculty team in the Donkey Basketball game. Over $1,000 was donated to the Easter Seals Foundation by the club from proceeds from their annual Marathon Basket- ball game. Key clubbers played 56 grueling hours of ball. The group also ushered at many events which took place at the LHS auditorium and helped the Salvation Army raise money at Christmas time with a band to play for the Yule- tide shoppers. Math Club The Math Club for the 77-78 year has nine members, which in- clude: Gary Brouse, Brian Grau, Bob Harper, Sue Imbs, Meredith Jackemeyer, Sarah Kirby, Val Miller, Nancy Porter, and Teresa Scott. Our activities have included a field trip to Whirlpool's com- puter, a student demonstration of a solution, a puzzle-solving ses- sion and two nights of cramming for the Math Prize Test. The club also prepared demonstrations of math tricks to show elementary students. 82 Lynn Heaslip, Jackie Johnson, Dean Starke, Allen Kavanaugh, Julie Speigal, Steve McGrath, Anne Dow, Mrs. Kurtz Art Club is an opportunity for students to have experiences in Art that are not possible in the classroom. Each member chooses a variety of media he wishes to work in. He receives individual instruction from the advisor. Art! It's Fun Art Club provides field trip ex- periences to acquaint the stu- dent with new areas in art (such as art museums, art school, art shows, and careers in art). Art club is an opportunity to meet with other students who have similar interests to exchange ideas and skills. Art Club is open to all students grades 9-12 with a strong interest in art. 1st row Rich Rosenthal, Jodie Klug, Jane Livengood, Sue Kretchman, Bonnie Wyatt, Grant Bly, Sue Livengood, Joe Nimtz, Mike Jasper, 2nd row Jim Jakubs, Don Bly, John Tifke, Kraig Hartline, Chris Schmidt, Mike Wharton, Larry Phillippi, — advisor, Vicki Wyatt, Tracy Hamlim, John Jakubs. FFA is a great youth organization. It's young people working together learning leadership and skills. This is FFA's 50th year; a golden past and a brighter future! FFA had many projects this year: the chicken barbe- que, Christmas dance, wood cutting, summer camp, leadership camp, the state and presidential conven- tions at MSU, the national convention in Missouri, and leadership training in Washington, D.C. 1977-78 Class Officers CLASS OF '78 Advisors — Miss Jan Lindenfeld and Mrs. Merla Sinn. Officers — Mitch Mammina, President; Peggy Swisshelm, Vice- President; Jacquie Amicarelli, Secretary; Joan Kuhn, Treasurer. CLASS OF '80 Advisor — Miss Diana Boelcke. Officers — Denise Ackall, President; Julie Edwards, Vice-President; Karen Krajecki, Secretary; Karen Gobert, Treasurer. CLASS OF '79 Advisors — Mr. Cliff Herron and Mr. Dennis Lundgren. Officers — Scott Andrews, President; Peggy Long, Vice-President; Lynn Kemp, Secretary; Amy Khan, Treasurer. CLASS OF '81 Advisors — Miss Eileen Quinn. Officers — Mindi Seel, President; Karen Wahl, Vice-President; Patti Matthews, Secretary; Sheila Friske, Treasurer. Student Council The 1977-78 Student Council started the school year with the Homecoming festivities. The week before Homecoming involved float competition between classes and clubs, the window painting contest and votes for King and Queen. The dance concluded the events, all sponsored by the Stu- dent Council. Variety Show was again a success, with the help of Student Council, a sell out all three nights. The Sweetheart dance was given for the student body in February. Along with the activities, Student Council made some donations and contributions to both the school and outside groups. Auditorium equip- ment was purchased by the council. These pur- chases ranged from a sewing machine to a scrim curtain. Also bought for the benefit of the school was a computor service that prints out all tickets for events going on at Lakeshore. Money was also donated from the Council to the Special Olym- pics. The year was concluded with Freshman Orienta- tion and elections for the officers of next year. Executive Board: Row 1: Betsy Anderson, Mary Getz, Row 2: Scott Caple, Dan Hanson, Marc Sarubier Senior Class Representatives L to R: Marcia Miller, Mark Harder, Damita Edwards, Dane Addison , Karla Ratter L to R: Cindy Carlsen, Lisa Ball, Peggy Swisshelm, Lynn Heaslip, Not pictured: Junior Class Representatives Mary Shawl Sophomore Class Representatives L to R: Dawn Scher, Elaine Dame, Jayme Strefling, Diane Miller Freshman Class Representatives 88 L to R: Kris Leonard, Doug Clem, Carylon Cheek, Todd Ehman, Karen Wahl, Not pictured: Rob Campbell The Council At Work 89 Miss Stevensville 1978 Miss Stevensville Judy Godfrey This years Miss Stevensville Contest was held on February 25, in the Lake- shore High School Auditorium. The stage was decorated with palm trees, pineapples, a Hawaiian tiki head, and a iarge sun to symbolize with the theme Hawaiian Aloha Festival . Twenty- nine girls competed in the contest; their major production was an im- pressive Hula dance performed under blacklights. The highlight of the even- ing was the crowning of Miss Stevens- ville 1978, Judy Godfrey. Named first and second runners up respectively were Mary Getz and Erin Ehman. Jac- quie Amicarelli was selected by her fellow contestants as Miss Congenial- ity. Miss Congeniality, Jacquie Amicarelli. Front: Sandy Sundquist, Jamie Biddinger, Mary Getz. Middle: Holly Front: Linda Boes, Peggy Swisshelm, Peggy Long, Jeanette Miller. Mischke, Joan Kuhn, Donna Cline, Jean Sebesta, Judy Godfrey. Middle: Deanna Seagren, Janet Talbot, Tina Heald, Shelly Borger- Back: Erin Ehman, Rita Piontek, Jacquie Amicarelli, Linda Goodrow, son, Elaine Zielke, Laryl Gillis. Back: Chris Harris, Pat Beck, Eva Sue Gatchall, Lisa Ball, Cindy Carlson, Stephanie Prevatt. Svensson. Miss Baroda Front: Pam Tysman, Debbie Gaul, Pam Eber, Tammy Kettlehut, Tess Fleischer, Sharon Schalon. Back: Theresa Green, Michelle Mead, Karen Lentz, Shelly Macholtz, Val Vincent. 1st Runner up: Pam Eber, 2nd Runner up: Tammy Kettle- hut. Miss Baroda Michelle Mead Sharon Schalon, Miss Conge- niality. “Pirate Festival Gasparilla was the theme for the 1978 Miss Baroda Pageant held on March 2nd, in the Baroda Elementary School. Eleven girls participated in the contest. Mi- chelle Mead was chosen Queen; The first runner up was Pam Eber and Tammy Kettlehut was Second runner up. Sharon Schalon was named Miss Congeniality. All in all it was a colorful Pageant. Lancer Marching The 1977-78 Lancer A Band proved to be one of the best and most spirited bands in Lakeshore history! The 155 members started the season with a week of band camp, filled with many long, hard hours of work and lots of fun. Three months of great halftime shows followed, including a performance at Hillsdale College. The flag corps, aided by advisors Miss Jackson and Mrs. Am- brose and led by captains LaDene Korf- macher, Holly Mischke and Marcia Mill- er, contributed to the band's flash and style. The hard efforts were rewarded when the Lakeshore Lancer Marching Band was awarded a Division I rating at the annual marching festival! Band 1977-78 (L to R) Drum Majorette Linda Snyder, Twirlers Lynn Kemp and Dawn Ketelhut, Drum Major Mike Seel 1977-78 Flag Corp: Angie Barger, Vicki Boelcke, Denise Ackall, Louise Nelson, Marcia Miller, Tina Varney, Barb Wolf, Sandy Stemm, Terry Taber, Suzanne Hoffman, Janel Root, Lori Mason, Lisa Graham, Cindy Carlson, Mary Getz, Sharon Hudson, Holly Mischke. 94 Pep Band 1977-78 Concert Band Wendy Abbott, Denise Ackall, Dane Addison, Carol Anstey, Connie Arnt, Angie Barger, Karen Barger, Travis Barker, Vickie Boelcke, Ray Brockway, Shawn Brozovich, Sheila Brozovich, Dan Covington, Laura Culpetzer, Doreen Damaske, Jeff Dienes, Randy Dienes, Damita Edwards, Kim Foster, Greg Frohbieter, Kelly Frakes, Tom Gaul, Liz Gebhard, Karen Gobert, Judy Godfrey, Julie Graber, Lisa Graham, Jim Greendonner, Rita Guse, Kathy Hahn, Dan Hanson, Lisa Ball, Bob Harper, Dixie Hidy, Pat Hoffman, Sue Hoffman, Dawn Howley, Gary Huff, Tracey Jewell, Dawn Ketelhut, Shellie Macholtz, Dave Machemer, Lori Mason, Beth Murphy, Louise Nelson, Chuck Novotny, Al Ochsner, Cheryl Olszewski, Jeff Pinderski, Karla Ratter, Tammie Reed, Janel Root, Dawn Rynearson, Sue Sanford, Marc Saurbier, Sky Schmidt, Harold Schewe, Donna Schlutt, Renee Sempert, George Sherrington, Jueli Spiegel, Sue Stampohar, Mary Stancik, Sandy Stemm, John Ster, Jane Story, Linda Stright, Terri Taber, Debbie Thar, Julie Toussant, Chris Trapp, Dan Underwood, Kathy VanOsdal, Tina Varney, Leslie Vincent, Val Vincent, Leslie Wald, Ed Warda, John Welch, Laura Yauch, Mark Youdell, Cheryl Zandarski, Klaus Zielke, Blair Zordell, Jeff Zordell, Rob Zordell, Ron Zordell Symphonic Band Jeannette Albee, Jennifer Albee, Jill Albee, Dan Baker, Steve Barker, Scott Caple, Cindy Carlson, Elaine Dame, Julie Erickson, Lisa Erickson, Randy Fife, Jeff Fritz, Paul Gain, Mary Getz, Mark Harder, Donna Harris, Mike Hoge, Sharon Hudson, Kathy lannelli, Sue Imbs Lori Jewell, Bob Kelley, Lynn Kemp, Sue Kretchman, Kevin Krieger, Tammy Miller, Cindy Bucher, Lynn Kitkowski, Jina Hall, Sue Gatchell, Karen Martin, Marcia Miller, Val Miller, Holly Mischke, Barb Mathis, Mark Murphy, Beth Nepstad, Tammy Nothdurft, Nancy Porter, Karen Pelkey, Terry Pauler, Glenn Powell, Jolene Richards, Michele Rivette, Mark Rantz, Chris Robertson, Diana Smith Elfi Stadelmayer, Jayme Strefling, Mike Seel, Roy Ramthun, Jackie Schmidt, Harry Stadelmayer, Linda Snyder, Jason Spiegel, Eric Neibauer, Pam Tysman, Mary Beth Varney, Don Vitek, Robin VanBrocklin, Barb Wolf, Scott Walters, Doug Weingart, Heidi Zielke 97 98 Members of the 1977-78 B-Band: Sharon Amundson, Yvonne Arthur, Bill Bancroft, Karen Barnes, Chris Berry, Mary Block, Laurie Bonczkowski, Sue Bryant, Kim Cowgill, Mike Doolan, Rose Dover, Pam Duschek, Debbie Feather, Stephanie Frobieter, Brian Glossinger, Tom Hammond, Larry Hidy, Diane Imler, Roger Jewell, Curt Klus, Chuck Koch, Terri Kolberg, Ron Kubsch, Dave Lawrick, Bonnie Leae, Lori Leroy, Jane Livengood, Sue Machemer, Frances Mendoza, Cheryl Meschke, Gretchen Monteith, Bruce Myers, Mike Olszewski, Sherry Pinkerton, Nathan Potratz, Jack Puckett, Ann Ray, Irene Sahs, Mike Sandel, Deanna Saurbier, Lisa Statz, Bob Swisher, Kym Taber, Kathy Tysman, Todd Walters, Vickie Webster, Mary Williams, David Zordell. 1977-78 B And C Bands Members of the 1977-78 C-Band: Carol Albrecht, Keith Avery, Lori Bamman, Mike Barger, Kelly Barker, Kurt Bellinger, Jim Betker, Roland Betker, David Bollenbacher, Terry Borr, Mary Brey, Kim Brien, Natalie Carr, Carolyn Cheek, Ron Clark, Jim DeVries, Rex Dickson, Paula Duschek, Todd Ehman, Frieda Eisner, Todd Ewbank, Kathy Farrington, Bob Gaiser, Nancy Gast, Patty Gerkin, Roy Cover, James Hahn, Richard Hannah, Kraig Hartline, Rick Hartwig, Joe Hayes, Heidi Juengling, Brian Kemp, Sandy Kemp, Tracey Kessler, Anne Klassen, David Klingspon, Art Kolberg, Hans Koppier, Laura Kretchman, Brad Krugler, Shalini Lall, Mike Lehman, Kris Leonard, Julie Lippert, Sue Livengood, Dave Luther, Barb Martin, Dan McConomy, Scott Meyer, Vicki Morgan, Laurie Nichols, Rachel Niemi, Chris Nozicka, Kathy Nyland, Karl Ochsner, Scott Owens, Chris Rapp, Mary Richardson, Monica Riedel, Greg Robins, David Sandel, Ralph Schapher, David Schewe, Dan Schultz, Bonny Schwartz, Mindy Seel, Nancy Shank, Jill Steinke, Keith Stelter, Nancy Stright, Chris Taube, Tracey Taylor, Brad Thompson, Joy Tiefenbach, Joel Trapp, Todd Tysman, Janet Wadley, Karen Wahl, Gerry Weingart, Kathy Werch, Tony Whipple, Kevin Wilson, Missey Woods, Beth Woodward, Bill Wright, Kathy Yampolsky, Pegi Yore, Jill Zebell. 99 Chorale CHORALE: Ruth Abram, Carole Albrecht, Fred Arivett, Yvonne Arthur, Mike Barger, Chris Berry, Tonnie Brinkley, Natalie Carr, Carolyn Cheek, Kim Cowgill, Dennis Dasse, Mike Doolan, Wendy Eckel, Ellen Elkins, Nancy Cast, Mary Golladay, Sheila Green, Rick Hartwig, Terri Kolberg, David Lawrick, Julie Lippert, Sue Machemer, Patti Matthews, Barb Medow, Scott Meyer, Jon Miller, Patsy Miller, Joan Murphy, Laura Nelson, Rachel Neimi, Lisa Pruett, Monika Riedel, Greg Robins, Randy Rothschild, Greg Schadt, Rosalie Schlender, Donna Schmaltz, Donald Schmitt, Carolyn Schultz, Mindi Seel, Nancy Stright, Terese Sukys, Kym Taber, Patti Talbot, Joy Tiefenbach, Bill Tomshecki, Bruce Unruh, Jodi Wagonmaker, Anita Wieand, Barb Wolff, Kathy Yampolsky, The officers for the 1977-78 Chorale were: Mindi Seel, President; Greg Robins, Vice- President; and Ruth Abram, Secretary. Women's Concert Choir Officers for the 1977-78 Women's Concert Choir were: Jayme Strefling, President; Barb Mathis, Vice-President; and Holly Holmes, Secretary. WOMEN'S CONCERT CHOIR: Laurie Correll, Darci DeLong, Debra DeLong, Rosemarie Dover, Debbie Gaul, Joy Giver, Teresa Green, Meredith Jackemeyer, Cindy Jasper, Kris Jensen, Lori Leto, Yvonne Mason, Barb Mathis, Katrina Neimi, Tammie Reed, Jackie Schmidt, Jayme Strefling, Amy Talbot, Julie Toussant, Chris Trapp, Vicki Wyatt, Michele Shafer. 101 Concert Choir Concert Choir's Officers during the 1977-78 school year were: President, Peggy Swisshelm; Vice President, Eva Svensson; Secretary, Sharon Schalon. Bottom Row L to R: Theresa Gambill, Holly Mischke, Pegi Yore, Janet Talbot, Kellie Lake, Rita Cuse, Carolyn Meyer, Laura Yauch, Peggy Swisshelm, Beth Raschke, Chris Booe. Second Row: Kathy lannelli, Sarah Kirby, Laura MacKimmie, Robin Brame, Art Kolberg, Orville Williams, Kevin Krieger, Leslie Vincent, Cindy Bucher, Ginger Rogers, Jamie Sinkiewicz, Beth Woodward. Third Row: Elaine Dame, Nancy Shank, Sharon Schalon, Rick McNeill, Paul Nus, Dean Starke, Ron Zordell, Louise Nelson, Jeanette Sturcz, Laurie Nichols, Lori Hicho, Julie Toussant, Laura Caulpetzer. Fourth Row: Heather Cowan, Eva Svensson, Marcia Miller, Forrest Wenman, Randy Dienes, Rich Schuck, Kevin Knuth, Bob Porter, Dave Machemer, Jean Doolan, Dawn Howley, Karen Roland. Not Pictured: Dane Addison, Dan Rabbers. The choirs at LHS had a very busy year. To start, they sold wastebaskets to raise money for new uniforms and be- gan preparing for their Fall Concert which was held on October 26th. During the Variety Show the Concert Choir performed Twentiana to the beat of the Charleston. In December, the Lakeshore Singers were organized and did a special Christmas program at the Zion Church in St. Joseph. All the choirs participated in the annual Cho- ral Christmas Concert on December 14th. Many choir members participat- ed in the production of Lit' Abner. Early in April the Concert Choir had the special thrill of performing with the Andrew's University Academy Choirs, the Requiem , in their beau- tiful church. The year was rounded out with the Spring Concert in May, dedicated to the choir's graduating Seniors. The Women's Concert Choir also wore their new uniforms for the first time. Let's Make Music LHS Presents Li'l Abner! The story of Li'l Abner revolves around a small community in the middle of nowhere named Dogpatch, USA . The United States government proclaims that Dogpatch is the most unnecessary town in the whole country and makes plans to test the A-tom bomb on it. In their mad search for something necessary, the townspeople come upon Mammy Yokem's Yokemberry Tonic . Mammy (June Craig) and Pappy (Ron Zordell) have used the tonic on their son Abner (Scott Caple) since the day he was born. Little did they know that besides making the men-folk big and strong, it also took away ail interest in the opposite sex! Adding to the plot are Daisy Mae's (Holly Mischke) many attempts to catch Li'l Abner as well as many delightful songs. Scott Caple Holly Mischke Li'l Abner Daisy Mae June Craig Ron Zordell Mammy Pappy DOGPATCHERS: Sheila Alcala, Jean Doolan, Tom Gaul, Rick Hartwig, Meredith Jackemeyer, Cindy Jenkins, Scott Lee, Laura MacKimmie, Yvonne Mason, Patti Mathews, Laury Nichols, Karla Ratter, Randy Rothschild, Sharon Schalon, Jackie Schmidt, Greg Schadt, Nancy Shank, Doug Smith, Linda Snyder, Lennart Stenby, Jayme Strefling, Kym Taber, Patty Talbot, Kathy Yampolsky, Chris Yore, Mark Youdell. CAST (IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE): Jeff Pinderski, Mike Doolan, Don Vitek, Art Kolberg, Blair Zordell, Pegi Yore, Rick McNeill, Dane Addison, Holly Mischke, Ron Zordell, June Craig, Scott Caple, Al Oschsner, Laryl Gillis, Tom Underwood, Tom Hayes, Glenn Powell, Paul Nus, Kathy lannelli, Kelly Lake, Peg- gy Swisshelm, Janet Talbot, Marcia Miller, Kevin Krieger, Sarah Kirby, Beth Woodward, Hans Koppier, Elaine Dame, Lori Hicho, Julie Toussant, Jodi Wagon- maker, Mark Mead, Dave Machemer, Mike Barger, Roy Ramthun, Doug Weingart, Mark Saurbier, Mike Barger, Terese Sukys, Yvonne Mason, Kathy Bullard, Grace Callender, Mindi Seel, Vickie Boelke. DIRECTORS: Mr. Clifford Herron and Mr. Dennis Lund- gren. STUDENT DIRECTORS: Chris Robertson and Sue San- ford. 106 MAKE-UP: Angie Barger, Cathy Burgess, Kim Brien, Patty Cheek, Cheri Columbe, Darei Delong, Elizabeth Gebhard, Becca Hall, Donna Harris, Su- san Imbs, Meredith Jackemeyer, Kris Jensen, Dawn Ketelhut, Jayne Klug, Jan Lausch, Yvonne Mason, Janet Meyer, Louise Nelson, Laury Ni- chols, Karen Nyland, Mary Richardson, Michele Rivette, Cindy Schmaltz, Mary Stancik, Debbie Thar, Laura Woodrick, Beth Woodward, Pegi Yore. ORCHESTRA: Mr. Arnold Lesser, Mr. James Bembenek, Dan Baker, Angie Barger, Karen Barger, Steve Barker, Doreen Damaske, Lisa Erickson, Randy Fife, Jim Greendonner, Mark Harder, Susan Imbs, Lynn Kitkowski, Laura Kretchman, Karen Martin, Barb Mathis, Cheri Mesche, Tammy Miller, Eric Neibauer, Beth Nepstad, Rachel Niemi, Tammy Nothdurft, Nancy Porter, Mark Rantz, Schuyler Schmidt, Jason Spiegel, Julie Spiegel, Harry Stadelmayer, John Ster, Jane Story, Dan Underwood, Scott Walters, Heidi Zielke STAGE CREW: Jeff Biddinger, Brian Kemp, Sandy Kemp, Kevin Knuth, Nick Lahr, Rob Lewis, Milt Russell, Dave Sandel, Rich Schuck, Jerry Weingart, Tony Whipple, Ke- vin Wilson. 107 '78 All-School Play The 1978 All-School play was The Mouse That Roared . The plot revolves around a tiny country named Grand Fenwick . Grand Fenwick's main (and only) export is their exquisite wine — Pinot Grand Fenwick . The United States manufactures a cheap imitation and Grand Fenwick becomes incensed. The ruler of Grand Fenwick, Gloriana, The Twelfth (Peggy Swis- shelm), sends for Tully Bascom (Paul Nus) and together they decide to declare war on America. Tully, with the aid of his trusty soldiers, sails to New York Harbor and proceeds to attack the city with bows and arrows. Ironically, he wins! DIRECTORS: Ken and Patricia Lindahl. STUDENT DIRECTORS: Michele Rivette and Mark Mead. 108 The Mouse That Roared Jane Janet Talbot Fran Nancy Kuhn Pam Pegi Yore Mary Chris Berry Ann Ann Frenzel Ms. Benter Betsy Anderson Page Kellie Lake Gloriana Peggy Swisshelm Miss Johnson Cathy Kunkel Mrs. Reiner Lori LeRoy Jill ... .Elizabeth M. Gebhard Debbie Loretta A. Hicho Norma Elaine Dame Helen Carrie Weirick Professor Smith . .. Robin VanBrocklin Miss Wilkins Holly Mischke Lady Sight-Seer ... Meredith Jackemeyer Mrs. Bascom Julie Erickson Students Sheilia Friske Kris Leonard Tully Paul Nus Mountjoy Chris Bevilacqua Mr. Beston Mark Youdell Prof. Kokintz ... Rick Ridenour Assistant Rick Sanders President ... .Schuyler Schmidt Gen'l Snippet Robert V. Porter Will Mike Doolan Soldiers Greg Robins Greg Schadt Rick Hartwig Ray Amicarelli Students Jack Puckett Brian Kemp Jeff Biddinger Jeff Pinderski Sight-Seer Roy Ramthun Radio Voices .... Karl Ochsner Joel Trapp MAKE-UP: Cathy Burgess, Laura Caul- petzer, Patty Cheek, Laura Dekker, Linda Fisher, Liz Gebhard, Kris Jensen, Dawn Ke- telhut, Ann Klassen, Jayne Klug, Jan Lausch, Heidi Gerstenkorn, Yvonne Mason, Janet Myers, Laury Nichols, Marcia Miller, Mary Richardson, Dawn Rynearson, Cindy Schmaltz, Julie Toussant, Beth Woodward, Kim Yow, Karen Nyland. STAGE CREW: Sue Bryant, Todd Ewbank, Alan Kavanaugh, Brian Kemp, Sandy Kemp, Kevin Knuth, Dave Kohn, Nic Lahr, Scott Meyer, Ran- dy Rothschild, Dave Sandel, Tony Whipple, Ke- vin Wilson, Mark Woodrick. 4 Behind the scenes in all good shows, there are many people who work very hard and get little recognition. 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BECK School Service — 1, Medical Ca- reers — 1, JA — 1 BLAINE BAUM Bowling — 2, Football — 2, Base- ball — 1, Co-op — 1, Basketball — 1 LISA L. BALL Band — 4, Pep Band — 2, Thespians — 4, School Service — 1, All School Play — 1, Musical — 1, Variety Show — 4, Student Council — 1, Drifter Staff — 1, Driftwood Staff — 1, Prom Comm. — 1 JAMIE BIDDINGER School Service — 1, Musical — 2, Variety Show — 3, Choir — 2, L Club — 1, Prom Comm. — 1, Student Council — 1, Cheer- leader — 3, Ski Club — 2 GEORGE BISCHOFF DON BLV Band — 3, School Service — 1, FFA — 4 ROGER BROCKWAY School Service — 1, Foot- ball - 1 GARY BROUSE Science Club — 1, Math Club — 1 ROBERT BROWN Band — 2, School Service — 1, Variety Show — 1, Football — 4, Wrestling — 2 CONNIE BRUECK School Service — 1, Co-op — 1 ROY BURNSIDE Bowling — 2, Football — 1, Co- op —- 1 JAMES BURTCHETT BILL CAHILL School Service — 1, Student Council — 1, Drifter — 2, Wrestling — 2, Co-op — 1, Football — 2 DENNIS BUSH FFA — 2 LINDA CAMP KATHY CAMPBELL School Service - 1, Variety Show - 2, NHS - 1, L Club - 1, Student Council — 1, Drifter — 1, Cheerleader — 3, Prom Comm. — 1 PAMELA MAE CLEM Choir — 3, Track — 2, FFA — 3, Co-op — 1 DONNA L. 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CARLSEN Band - 4, Pep Band - 2, School Service — 1, Variety Show — 2, Medical Careers — 1, Student Council — 1, Girls Basket- ball — 1, Drifter — 1, Prom Comm. — 1 JULIE CONNELL Co-op - 1, Art Club - 1 HEATHER COWAN Musical — 1, Variety Show — 3, Choir — 4, NHS — 1 PATTY CHEEK School Service — 1, Variety Show — 1, Choir — 3, Spanish — 3, NHS — 1, Prom Comm. — 1, FHA — 2 JOHN CORRELL Drifter — 1, Co-op — 1 RAY COULOMBE School Service — 1, Medical Career — 4, German — 3, Drifter — 1, Track — 1 JUNE CRAIG School Service — 1, Musical — 1, Choir — 2, j.A. — '1, Prom Comm. — 1, Co-op — 1 MIKE CROWELL Jazz Band - 2, Wrestling — 1 JILL CUTSHAW MIKE DAME Science Club - 1, Football — 1, Basketball — 2 KEVIN DANIEL School Service — 1, Key Club — 2, Baseball — 2, Co-op — 1, Golf — 4 DALE DELONG J.A. — 1, Wrestling — 1, Tennis — 4, Co-op — 1 RANDY DEMORROW Band — 3, Pep Band — 1, Musical — 1, Variety Show — 1, Choir — 3, Bowl- ing — 1, Co-op — 1 JOEL DENBLEYKER DAVE DEVOIR School Service — 1, L Club — 1, Football — 2, Tennis — 3, Basketball — 4 RANDY DIENES Band — 4, Pep Band — 1, Variety Show — 3, Choir — 3, Stage Band — 3 BILL DIETRICH CAROL DLOUHY PAMELA EBER School Service — 1, Prom Comm. — 1, Co-op — 1 ERIN EHMAN Choir - 1, Track — 1 JULIE ERICKSON Band — 4, Variety Show — 2, NHS — 1, Medical Careers — 1, Pom Pon's — 2 RONDE ESSIG School Service — 1, Variety Show — 1, Student Council — 2, Drifter — 3, Quill Scroll — 2 NINA EVERSOLE SHAWN EWBANK Bowling — 1, Football — 1, Co-op — 1 JULIE FLOREANI Musical — 1, Choir — 1, Student Council — 1, Cheerleader — 1I, Ski Club — 'I, Co- op — 1 EMILY CANTENBEIN Band — 2, School Service — 1, Ski Club — 3, Co-op — 1 BOB GELESKO Bowling — 2, Baseball — 2, Golf - 3 KIM FOSTER Band — 4, School Service — 1, Spanish — 1, NHS — 2, Track — 2, L Club — 2, Volleyball — 2, Basketball — 4, Softball — 3, Co- op — 1 SUE GATCHELL Band — 2, School Service — 1, Variety Show — 2, J.A. — 1, Ski Club — 2, Tennis — 2, Golf — 1, All Star Band — 2 KIMRA FROBERG PAUL FREER L Club — 2, Drifter — 1, Football — 4, Baseball — 4, Basketball — 4 MARY GETZ Band — 4, School Service — 1, Musical — 1, NHS — 2, Student Council — 4, Ski Club - 1 DAN GERBER School Service — 1, Science Club — 1, Co-op — 1, Track — 1 JUDY GODFREY Band KELLY GRIER Co-op — ROBERT GRUSS — 4, School Service — 1, L Club - 1, Cheerleader — 4, Vari- ety Show — 3, Track — 1, Musical — 2, Stu- dent Council — 2, Prom Comm. — 1, Class Officer — 1, Ski Club — 1, Co-op — 1 BRIAN GRAU Math Club — 1, School Ser- vice — 1, NHS — 1, German Club — 1, Baseball — 1 LINDA GOODROW Prom Comm. — 1, Ski Club — 3, School Ser- vice — 1, Musical — 1, Variety Show — 3 TAMRA HARDY Vari- ety Show — 1, Choir — 1, JA — 3, School Ser- vice — 1, FFA -- 1 JAMES HARTMAN Va- riety Show — 1, Key Club — 2, Drifter Staff — 1, School Service — 1, Science Club — 1, Track — 1 TERRY HAUCH Foot- ball — 1, Bowling — 1 DAN HANSON Band — 4, Pep Band — 1, Key Club — 1, Basket- ball — 3, All School Play — 1, School Ser- vice — 1, Variety Show — 2, Student Council — 4 . TOM HAYES All School Play — 2, Musi- cal — 1, Ski Club — 2, Co-op — 1 LYNN HEASLIP School Service — 1, Variety Show — 1, NHS — 1, Pom Pon girls — 1, Stu- dent Council — 2, Vol- leyball — 1, Prom Comm. — 1, Art Club — 1 PAULA MARIE HOGE Variety Show — 1, Choir - - 1 PATRICK HOFFMANN Band — 4, Pep Band — 1, Variety Show — 1, Football — 1, Key Club — 1, Tennis — 3 TINA MARIE HEALD Band — 3, Medical Ca- reers — 1, Prom Comm. — I, Ski Club — 1, Co-op — 1 MIKE HOLLACHER School Service — 1, Football — 1 MIKE HOUSE Variety Show — 2, Student Council — 1, Bowling — 2, Football — 3, Baseball — 2, Co-op — 1, Basketball -- 2 SHARON HUDSON Band — 4, School Ser- vice — 1, NHS — 1, Track — 1, J.A. — 3 LINDA L. HORTON School Service — 1, Choir — ‘I, Co-op — 1 GARY HUFF Band — 4, Pep Band — 2, School Service — 1, Variety Show — 1 ANA HUMPHREY Band — 3, Class Officer — 1 JOHN JAKUBS J.A. - 1, FFA - 4 JEFFREY JASKE STEVE JASPER REINHOLD JUNG Co-op - 1 JIM KREJCI School Service — 1I, All School Play — 4, Musical — 4, Variety Show — 3, Key Club — 3, Stage Crew — 4, Co-op — 1 JIM KROUSE Co-op — 2 PAM LABELLE JOAN KUHN School Service — 1, Variety Show — 1, FSA — 1, L Club — 1, Cheerleader — 4, Prom Comm. — 1, Co-op — 'I, Class Officer — 4 RICK LANEY School Service — 1, Variety Show — 1, Key Club — 1, Golf — 1 JUDY LARSEN Co-op — 1 DIANE LAMBERT All School Play — 2, Musical — 2, Variety Show — 2, Student Council — 1, Stage Crew — 3, Ski Club — 1, Co-op — 1 LAURI LAYMAN BRUNO LEHMANN Band — 3, Co-op — 1 SCOTT DAVID LEE School Service — 1, Variety Show — 2, NHS — 2, L Club — 1, Student Council — 1, Key Club — 4, Prom Comm. — 1, Basketball — 2 MITCH LIEBERMAN JAMIE LINGLE Variety Show — 1, Football — 4, Key Club — 1, Wrestling — 4, Track — 2 SHELLIE MACHOLTZ Band - 4, Co-op 1 JOANNE MAHLER Choir — 2, Co-op — 1 MITCH MAMMINA School Service — 1, All School Play — 1, Medical Careers — 3, L Club — 1, Football — 2, Key Club — 1, Prom Comm. — 1, Wrestling — 2, Tennis — 3, Class Officer — 2 TEHRA MATTHIAS J.A. — 1, Art Club — 1 LARRY MEAD MICHELLE MEAD Band — 3, School Service — 1, Variety Show — 1, Choir — 2 KEVIN D. MERRITT School Service — 1, Bowling — 'I, J.A. — 1, Stage Crew — 1, Co-op — 1 JANNETTE MILLER Musical — 3, Variety Show — 3, Choir — 3, L Club — 2, Student Council — 2, Cheerleader — 3, Prom Comm. — 1, Ski Club — 1 VAL MILLER Band — 4, Pep Band — 2, Variety Show — 1 HOLLY MISCHKE Band — 4, Pep Band - 2, All School Play — 3, Musical — 4, Variety Show — 4, Choir — 4, NHS — 2, Thespians — 3, Student Council — 1, Prom Comm. — 1, Ski Club — 2 DANA MUELLER German Club - 1, Ski Club - 1 CHARLES NOVOTNY Band — 4, Pep Band — 1, School Service — 1, Variety Show — 3, Stage Band — 3 MARK MURPHY Band — 4, Pep Band — 1, School Service — 1, Variety Show — 1, Stage Band — 1, Bowling — 1, Jazz Band — 1, Bldg Trades — 1 MARY MURPHY Drifter — 1 CINDI NOLAN Choir - 3, JA - 1, Co-op - 1 BETH NEPSTAD Band — 4, Pep Band — 2, Musi- cal — 2, Variety Show — 3, NHS — 2, Thespians — 3, Ski Club — 1 AL OCHSNER Band — 4, School Service — 1, Variety Show — 4, Jazz Band — 4, Drifter — 1, Key Club — 4, Tennis — 1 KATHY OELKE Medical Careers — 2, NHS — 1 GREG NOZICKA Band — 3, Pep Band — 1, Musi- cal — 2, Variety Show — 4, Choir — 3, Bowling — 2, Baseball — 4, Co-op — 1 BRUCE OGONOWSKI School Service — 1 PAM OLMSTEAD School Service — 1, Variety Show — 'I, Choir — 1, Drifter — 1, Prom Comm. — 1, Ski Club — 2 LAURA PATTI Band — 1, Variety Show — 1, Medical Careers — 1, JA — 1, Co-op — 1 SHAWN PATZER Band — 3, School Service — 1, Variety Show — 1, Medical Careers — 2, Student Council — 1, Football — 1, Key Club — 2, Base- ball - - 2, Co-op — 1 CHERYL OLSZEWSKI Band — 4, FSA — 1, Co-op — 1 MARLENE PELDYS School Service - 1, NHS — 2, Ski Club — 3, Track — 3, L Club — 2, Volleyball — 1, Basketball — 4, Softball — 2, Prom Comm. — 1, Co-op — 1 ROBERT VAUGHAN PORTER School Service - 1, Prom Comm. — 1, Musical — 3, Variety Show — 4, Choir — A, Tennis — 1 TOM PANTELLERIA NHS - 2, Science Club - 3 MIKE POULSON Football — 2, Key Club — 1, Track — 1, Baseball — 3, Ski Club — 1, Co-op — 1, Basketball — 1 GLENN POWELL Band — A, School Service — 1, Jazz Band — 2, Musical — 2, Stage Band — 2, Variety Show — 4 KAREN PELKEY Band — A, Pep Band — 3, Variety Show — 2, Co-op — 1 STEPHANIE PREVATT School Service — 1, Variety Show — 1, L Club — 1, Wrestlerette — 2, Co- op — 1 RITA PIONTEK Variety Show — 1, Co-op — 1 FRANK PITTS GREG PRIBYL MARK RANTZ Band — 4, Pep Band — 3, Musical — 2, Jazz Band — 2, Variety Show — 4, Stage Band — 1, NHS — 1 JIM REDDING Co-op — 1 BRAD REITZ FFA — 4, Co-op — 1 RHONDA RIEGEL Variety Show — 1, Track — 1, Co-op — 1 CHRIS ROBERTSON Band — 4, School Service — 'I, Pom Pon's — 2, Variety Show — 4, Thespians — A, Musical — 2, Prom Comm. — 1 JOE RODRIGUEZ Medical Careers — 2, Football — A, Wrestling — A, Tennis — 2, Co-op — 1 RICHARD ROGACKI School Service — 1, Musi- cal — 1, Variety Show — 1, Football — 2, Key Club — 2, Prom Comm. — 1, Basketball —■ 4 GINGER ROGERS School Service — 1, Musical — 1, Variety Show — A, Choir — 4 KAREN ROLAND Band — 3, Variety Show — 1, Choir — A, Bowling — 2, Softball — 1, Stage Crew — 3, Co-op — 1 MILT RUSSELL Football — 2, Stage Crew — 1 KIM RUTHERFORD School Service — 1, Variety Show — 1, Student Council — 1, Volleyball — 2, Basketball — 2, Ski Club — 1, Co-op — 1 MARC SAURBIER Band — 4, Pep Band — 1, School Service — 1, All School Play — 2, Musical — 1, Variety Show — 1, Stage Band — 1, Student Council — 2, jazz Band — 3, Drifter — 1, Key Club — 3, Wrestling — 2, Ski Club - 1 TAMMY SCHADT Va- riety Show — 2, Pom Pon girls — 2 SHARON SCHALON School Service — 1, Musical — 2, Variety Show — 3, Choir — 4 RAY SCHEDLER FFA — CRAIG SCHIMAN JOHN SCHINDLER Co- 1, Baseball — 1 op — 1 CINDY SCHMALTZ School Service — 1, Musical — 1, Variety Show — 1, FFA — 2, Science Club — 2, Co- op — 1 RICHARD SCHUCK School Service — 1, All School Play — 1, Musi- cal — 1, Variety Show — 2, Choir — 3, Stage Crew — 1, FFA — 3 BRIAN SCHULTZ BARB SCOTT Spanish Club — 2, Co-op — 1 JEANNE SEBESTA School Service — 2, Variety Show — 2, Pom Pon girls — 2, Co-op — 1 MARY SHAWL School Service — 1, Musical — 1, Variety Show — 2, Choir — 2, Pom Pon girls — 2, L Club — 1, Student Council — 2, Cheerleader — 2 wmm RENEE SEMPERT School Service — 1, Variety Show — 1, Pom Pon girls — 1 JOE SHAFER School Service — 1, L Club — 1, Football — 3, Bas- ketball — 4 STEVE SIPES School Service — 1, Drifter Staff — 1, Football — 1, Baseball — 1, Ski Club — 3 SABRINA SIVELY School Service — 1, Student Council — 2, Volleyball — 1, Co-op — 1 PHILLIP SOULLIERE DOUG SMITH Band — 2, Variety Show — 3, NHS - 2, L Club - 1, Football - 2, Key Club - 1, Wrestling — 4, Tennis — 4 ROY SOMMERFELD Band — 2, Stage Band — 1 SCOT SMITH Bowling — 2, Ski Club — 1 ! HARRY STADELMAYER Band — 4, Pep Band — 3, Stage Band — 1, Jazz Band — 3, School Service — 1, Football Manager — 2 SCOTT SMIKLE School Service — L Club — 3, Football — 3, Baseball — 3, Co-op — 1, Basketball — 2, Building Trades — 1 CONNIE SLABAUGH JASON SPIEGEL Band — 4, Pep Band — 2, Variety Show — 1, German Club — 1, Stage Band — 3, Jazz Band — 2, Football — 1 ROBYN SMALL JA — 1 KEVIN SMILEY Football — 4, Co-op — 1 DEAN STARKE All School Play — 3, Musical — 2, Variety Show — 4, Choir — 4, Drifter — 1, Tennis — 2, Karate — 2 DOUG THOMPSON School Service — 1, L Club — 1, Football — 2, Baseball — 4, Basketball — 4 MARK TUTTLE Co-op - 2 EVA LYNEA SVENSSON School Service - 1, All School Play — 1, Musical — 1, Variety Show — 3, Choir — A, NHS — 1, Pom Pon — 1, Lakeshore Singers — 1 LENNART STENBY Musical — 1, Variety Show — 1, Key Club — 1, Cross Country — 1, Ski Club — 1 MIKE TUTTLE PEGGY SWISSHELM School Service — 1, All School Play — 3, Musical — 3, Variety Show — 3, Choir — A, Thespians — 2, Student Council — 3, Volleyball — 1, Prom Comm. — 1, Class Officer - 1, B.C.S.C. — 2 KERRY TOLLAR Co-op — 1 CHARLENE TIO JANET TALBOT School Service — 1, All School Play — 2, Musical — A, Variety Show — A, Choir — A, Student Council — 2, Driftwood — 1, Stage Crew — 3, FFA - 1, Ski Club — 1 MARK STOCKWELL School Service - 1, L Club — 1, J.A. — 1, Cross Country — 2, Track — 1, Basketball — 4 MIKE STANBERRY TOM UNDERWOOD School Service — 1, Musical — 1, Variety Show — 1, Football — 2, Key Club — 3, Prom Comm. — 1, Track — 2, Basketball — 2 VALERIE VINCENT Band — 4, School Ser- vice — 1, Student Council — 1, Volleyball — 2, Basketball — 2, Softball — 4, Cheer- leader — 1, Co-op — 1 ROBERT UHRIK School Service — 1, Bowling — 2, Stage Crew — 2, FFA — 1, Co-op — 1 KATHY VAN OSDAL Band - 4, L Club - 2, Student Council — 2, Cheerleader — 4, Prom Comm. — 1, Ski Club — 4, Tennis — 1, Co-op — 1 MARK VAN OSDAL School Service — 1, All School Play — 1, Vari- ety Show — 1, Student Council — 1, Drifter — 1, Football — 3, Key Club — 1, Ski Club — 4, Tennis — 2 MARK VILLA School Service — 1, FFA — 1, Co-op — 1 MARY BETH VARNEY Band — 4, NHS — 2, L Club — 1, Volley- ball — 4, Basketball — 4, Softball — 4 VICKI VEGA School Service — 'I, Ski Club — 3, Co-op — 1 DONALD JEFFERY VI- TEK Band — 4, School Service — 1, Pep Band — 3, NHS — 1, Musical — 1, Variety Show — 1, Stage Band — 3, Jazz Band — 3, Key Club — 1 CRIS WALL Football — 2, Baseball — 1, Co-op — 1, Basketball — 2, Bldg. Trades — 1 DAVID WALLIS NHS — 2, Student Council — 2, Drifter — 1, Sci- ence Club — 2, Foot- ball — 1, Prom Comm. — 1, Co-op — 1, Golf — 1, Quill Scroll — 2 SCOTT WALTERS Band — 4, Pep Band — 4, Musical — 3, Variety Show — 4, NHS — 2, German — 3, Stage Band — 1, Jazz Band — 2, Co-op — 1 EDWARD WARDA ANITA WESTLAKE STEPHANIE WHIT- Band — 4, School Ser- COMB Co-op — 1 vice — 1, Student Council — 1, Science Club — 3, Tennis — 3, Golf - 1 MARY WILLKE Variety Show — 1, L Club — 1, Ski Club — 1, Prom Comm. — 1, Volleyball — 2, Driftwood Staff — 1, Softball — 4 JEFF WISNESKI School Service — 1, Variety Show — 1I, Bowling — 2, Football — 1, Key Club — 1, Prom Comm. — 1, Baseball — 2 ELAINE ZEILKE Variety Show — 2, Medical Ca- reers — 3, NHS — 2, Pom Pon's — 2, Track — 'I, Prom Comm. — 1, Co-op — 1 TODD WITTMANN Band — 1, All School Play — 1, JA — 1, Science Club — 1, Tennis — 3 SHARON WOHLER Variety Show — 2, NHS — 2, Pom Pon's — 2, Co-op — 1 BLAIR ZORDELL Band — 4, Pep Band — 1, Musi- cal — 1I, School Service — 1, Variety Show — 3, Medical Careers — 1, NHS — 2, Stage Band — 2, Key Club — 1, Prom Comm. — 1, Tennis — 3 LAURA YAUCH Band — 4, School Service — 1, Choir —3, Variety Show — 1, FSA — 1, FFA — 1 RONALD ZORDELL Band — 4, Pep Band — 3, School Service — 1, All School Play — 1, Musical — 3, Jazz Band — 3, Choir — 2, Variety Show — 2, Key Club — 2, Wrestling — 1, Stage Band — 1 ROB ZORDELL NOT PICTURED TOM ANSTEY MARY KAY BAXTER TIM BORR TOM BORR JAMES CHESTER RAY CLARK RICHARD FAIRLEIGH THERESA GAMBILL PATRICIA GOTSTEIN BRAD GOUGH VANESSA HADADY GARY HARMON ROBERT KOWERDUCK ANN KELLY STEVE LAYMAN WENDY NECAS RICHARD NEIDLINGER BRIAN SURCH DONALD TOTH CLIFFORD VANCE o 185 May 13 was the date for this year's Junior-Senior prom, held in Lake Michigan College's student union. Just You and Me was the theme which the class of 1979 carried out with decorative stars, streamers, and candlelight. The Bruce Carr Band provided music for the couples and Mr. Arnold Lesser led the traditional grand march along with this year's king and queen, Scott Lee and Lynn Heaslip. The servers, selected from the sophomore class, were Dan Underwood, Mike Hamilton, Ray Runge, John Anstey, Karen Krejecki, Julie Warner, Dawn Scher, Denise Ackall, Nancy Kuhn, Liz Gebhard, Dan Rabbers, and Elaine Dame. They handed out memory books and souvenir glasses and served punch which flowed from a fountain. All in all, this year's prom was a success that will leave behind many happy memories. 186 Class Of 1978 Valedictorian Salutatorian Val Miller, valedictorian of the Class of 1978, had a cumulative grade point aver- age of 3.976 for four years. She plans to attend Wheaton College and major in Biology. She hopes to transfer to Michi- gan State to study veterinary medicine. Val has been active in sports, being in- volved in basketball and lettering in track. She has participated in band, pep band, Variety Show band, All Star Band, Science Club, Math Club, National Hon- or Society, and Junior Achievement. Tom Pantelleria, salutatorian of the Class of 1978, had a cumulative grade point average of 3.929 for four years. He plans on attending Michigan State University and majoring in engineering. Tom has been active in Science Club and took part in Whirlpool Corporations' Engineer for the Day program. 189 Front Row: Eva Svensson, Peggy Swisshelm, Mary Willke, Julie Erickson, Lennart Stenby, Val Miller. Second Row: Michele Mead, Julie Connel, Heather Cowan, Connie Arnt, Patty Cheek, Kim Foster, Elaine Zeilke, Kathy Oelke, Mary Wainscott, Karen Barger, Tina Heald, Kathy VanOsdal. Third Row: Lynn Heaslip, Scott Lee, Al Ochsner, Kevin Smiley, Ray Coulombe, Betsy Anderson, Mary Getz, Jacquie Amicarelli, Jeannette Miller, Kathy Campbell, Julie Floreani, Liz Wagner. Fourth Row: Ann Heaslip, Michele Rivette, Bruce Ogonowski, Dave Wallis, Jim Beck, Sharon Hudson, Debbie Gaul, Teresa Scott, Nancy Porter, Pat Dass, Forrest Wenman. Fifth Row: Mike Crowell, Terry Hauch, Brian Surch, Jeff Fritz, Tom Underwood, Doug Smith, Gary Huff, Chuck Novotny, Jason Spiegel, Don Vitek, Harry Stadelmayer. Lynn Heaslip receives the Aft Award from Mrs. Ball. The award is presented to the outstanding senior in the field of art. John Jakubs receives the Agriculture Award from Mr. Phillippi. John was President of the Future Farmers of America at LHS this year. Julie Floreani receives the Office Educa- tion Award from Mrs. Hamblen. The award is given to the senior who shows outstanding workmanship in the Busi- ness Department. 190 First Row: Janet Talbot, Diane Lambert, Tess Fleisher, Sharon Wohler, Tammy Ketelhut. Second Row: Rick Laney, Jim Hartman, Dave Summers, Dave Hummelberg, Mike Seel, Scott Walters, Beth Nepstad, Chris Robertson, Holly Mischke, Ed Warda, Jane Story, Mark Rantz. Third Row: Thom Hayes, Rick Rogacki, Mark .Stockwell, Mike Poulson, Steve Jasper, Tom Pantelleria, Joe Shafer, Dave Drews, Dan Gerber, Jim Krejci, Cindy Carlsen, Lisa Ball. Fourth Row: Dan Hanson, Laura Yauch, Cheryl Olszewski, Mike House, Shawn Patzer, Kim Rutherford, Mary Shawl, Laura MacKimmie. Fifth Row: Mike Fisher, Mark VanOsdal, Mike Dame, Milt Russel, Todd Whittmann, Gary Brouse, Brian Grau, Blair Zordell, John Jakubs. Val Miller receives the Bosch Lomb Science Award from Mr. Arter. The award is made to an outstanding senior in the field of science. Tom Pantelleria is presented the Math- matics Award by Mr. Brueck. The senior presented with this award has shown ex- cellence in the field of math. Nancy Porter was awarded the D.A.R. History Award. This honor is bestowed on a sophomore girl showing outstand- ing work and interest in the history field. 191 Honor Graduates Seated: Sharon Hudson, Beth Nepstad, Julie Erickson, Betsy Anderson, Connie Arnt, Mary Getz, Holly Mischke. Standing: Tom Pantelleria, Jeff Fritz, Dan Gerber, Eva Svensson, Val Miller, Elaine Zeilke, Heather Cowan, Debbie Gaul, Dave Drews, Brian Grau. Connie Arnt re- ceives a gold honor cord to wear at gradu- ation. These are awarded to sen- iors with a grade point average of 3.5 or better. Mike Fisher re- ceives one of the Michigan Competitive Scholarships from Mr. Mac- Tavish. 192 Civic Awards Left To Right: Doug Smith, Winner of the American Legion Citizenship Award; Jacquie Amicareiii, Winner of the American Legion Speech Award; Eva Svensson, Winner of the Ameri- can Legion Citizenship Award; Nancy Porter, D.A.R. History Award. National Merit Commended Students The National Merit Commended Stu- dents included: Beth Nepstad, Brian Grau, Betsy Anderson. LMC Divisional Scholarships Lake Michigan College Divisional Scholarships were received by Mary Getz, secretarial; Julie Connell, art; Jeff Fritz, trustee; Harry Stadelmayer, music; Jason Spiegel, music; Glenn Powell, music. 193 Scott Walters, left, and Harry Stadelmayer received music scholarships from LMC. Lennart Stenby, left, exchange student from Denmark, re- ceives a LHS blanket from Dan Hanson, student council president. Peggy Swisshelm received the National School Choral Award. This Award is given to the out- standing choir student in their senior year. This year's Lions Club Scholarship went to Mary Getz. Kathy Campbell receives a gold tassel, significant of Honor Society, from Mrs. Sprague, one of NHS's sponsors. Milt Russell receives the Baroda Civic Women's League Scholarship. Honors Night Athletes Of The Year Marlene Peldys Doug Smith Marlene Peldys was named as Female Athlete of the Year for 1978. She earned varsity letters in softball, basketball, and track. Marlene placed eighth in the 110 low hurdles at the state meet. Doug Smith was named as Male Athlete of the Year for 1978. Doug played football until he was a junior, when he began concentrating on wrestling. Doug placed first in the state in his weight class in his senior year. He was also ranked ninth in the country by the National Referees Association for 1978. He also earned a varsity letter for tennis. Elaine Zeilke receives her honor cord from Mr. Reilly. Graduates with a 3.5 or better grade point receive a gold cord to be worn at graduation exercises. 195 Our Greatest Glory Is Harry, Diane and Michelle —■ Nervous! Scott and Chuck lead the way. It is Time: Last minute preparations. Rev. Phillips leads the graduates in prayer. Betsy and Tess, final moments. Peg and Sue. Aim for a star. Never be satUfted with a life that is less than the best Failure lies only in not having tried, fthe soul supres ed. Aim-for a star. % Look up and away, follow its beckoning beai Make each tomorrow a better today, -- m and don't be afraid to dream. Aim for a star, and keep your sights high; heartfelt faith, your feet on the ground and your eyes on the sky. Someday you are bound to be a winner. The Class Of 1978; Class Flower: Red Rose Class Colors: Silver and Gold Class Motto: Our Greatest Glory Is Not In Never Falling, But In Rising Every Time We Fall. Class Song: Do You Know Where You're Going To? Class Of 1979 Honor Guard: Dane Ad- Doug Smith. Kevin Smiley. dison, Scott Caple, Scott Andrews, Tom Gaul, Chip Gobert, John Goetz, Robert Harper, Charles Jager, Schuyler Schmidt, Craig Warner, Brian Warnock, John Welch. Not In Never Falling . . . 197 . . . But In Rising Everytime We Fall On June 7, 1978 at eight o'clock p.m., 228 members of the Class of 1978 completed four years of studies, and extracurricular activities at Lakeshore High School. Commencement exercises were held in the gymnasi- um. Following the Processional, played by the Lancer Concert Band, Mitchell M. Mammina, Class President, led the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance and Rev- erend Lloyd A. Phillips said the invocation. The class song, Do You Know Where You're Going To? , was sung by Peggy Swisshelm and a flute accompaniment was played by Susan Gatchell. The two student speak- ers for the evening were Jeanne Sebesta and Jacqueline Amicarelli. Miss Sebesta's speech was entitled Dawn to Dusk and in it, she summarized the senior year. In her speech, Aim for the Stars , Jacqueline Amicarelli spoke of the dreams and aspirations we all should have for the future. The presentation of the Valedictorian and Salutatorian was made by Mr. Edward J. Reilly. Valedictorian and Salutatorian for the Class of 1978 were Valerie J. Miller and Thomas V. Pantelleria, re- spectively. Mr. Edward Reilly, Principal, made the pre- sentation of the class and announced that all of the students had completed the requirements for their secondary education, and diplomas were presented to each graduate. The Benediction was given by Rever- end Lloyd A. Phillips and the Lancer Concert Band played the Recessional. Connie Arnt Mr. Schmidt Jamie Lingle Susan Gatchell The Turning Point. 198 The Lancer Concert Band. The advisors for the Class of 1978 were Miss Jan Lindenfeld and Mrs. Merla Sinn. They were there through all of the laugh- ter and tears that the class has gone through in the past four years and join with the rest of the student body in wishing the graduates love and best wishes. Mr. Lundgren gives diploma to Jannette Miller Bill Cahill and Jeff Jaske Kathy Campbell with June Craig and Jaime Biddinger The Class Of 1978 Kevin Kiel receiving diploma from Mrs. Begor 199 .. . And It's The Laughter We Will Remember THE 1977-78 DRIFTWOOD STAFF: EDITOR: Mike Seel BUSINESS MANAGER: Betsy Anderson STAFF MEMBERS: Dane Addison, Connie Arnt, Lisa Ball, Ann Heaslip, Sheila McGre- gor, Mark Mead, Marri Olm- stead, Michele Rivette, Janet Tal- bot, Mary Willke PHOTOGRAPHERS: Greg Frobieter, Andy Gilbert, Nathan Potratz, Dave Summers ARTIST: Jackie Johnson ADVISOR: Mr. Jack Greendonner OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER: Hafer Studio of St. Joseph Whenever We Remember The Way We Were. The 1977-78 Driftwood Staf 200