Lakeshore High School - Driftwood Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1980 volume:

DRIFTWOOD 1980 LAKESHORE HIGH SCHOOL STEVENSVILLE, MICHIGAN 49127 J fi, i m|| 5 ABOVE LEFT: Steve McGrath. ABOVE: Lisa Niezgodski, Mike Smith, Brian Coyne, Amy Baehl, Scott Bodjack, Dave Ray. ABOVE RIGHT: Melody Middleton. RIGHT: Kim Yow, Karen Nyland, Mary Rich- ardson, Shelly Long, Janet Meyer. BELOW: Rolland Betker. GC H PS LEFT: Denise Ackall, Barb Wolff. RIGHT: Lisa Erickson, Jeanne Place, Tracy Taylor, Amy Studebaker, Nancy Shank, Deb Thar, Sheila Bro- zovich, Heidi Zielke. WAS OV KIASCV WASQV .PCTECW - aAS Qy ABOVE: Randy Fife, Ro- land Betker. CLOCK-WISE: Dan Smith, Eric Schadt, Lori Yost, Mr. Porter, Joel Trapp. BELOW: Eric Neibauer, Steve Barker, Ben Cov- ington. BELOW LEFT: Dan Un- derwood. BELOW RIGHT: Bill Wright, Tannina McAn- any. HMBE IT , IS AND ' MAYBE IT ISNT | ifcJJ 9 Tracey Jewell And Mike Reilly — Crowned Homecoming Royalty The Lineup: Freshman Representative Lori Notaro and her escort Magnus Ojert; Sophomore Represen- tative Kelley Brooks and her escort Scott Gelander. The Queen Candidates and their escorts — Nancy Kuhn and Jon Gaunder, Tracey Jewell and Tim Pendergrass, Diane Miller and Peter Bartschke, Sherry Small and Mike Spitters, Julie Warner and John Anstey. Also present was last year’s queen Amy Khan and her escort Craig Warner. 11 Paul Barchett, Jeff Pinderski, Mike Reilly, Cary Coleman, Mike Hamilton, Ray Runge, Rick McNeill, Rick Sanders, and Kevin Wamock, candidates for Ugly Man and Homecoming King, scream at the pep assembly. Homecoming Week 1979 was a great success. The students showed their spirit by dressing up for each day. Monday — Farmer’s Day; Tuesday — Twin Day; Wednesday — College Shirt Day; Thursday — Dress-Up Day; and Friday — Red and White Day. At the bonfire held on Thursday night, Ray Runge was voted 1979 “Ugly Man”. Then on Friday after- noon at the pep assembly, the seniors won the Spir- it Award. The highlight of the week was the crown- ing of the Homecoming Queen, Tracey Jewell, cho- sen from five finalists including Nancy Kuhn, Diane Miller, Sherry Small and Julie Warner. Also on Friday night, the Junior float took first place, the Senior float second, and the Stage Crew float third. Unfortunately, the varsity football team lost to Buchanan 14-0. The festivities concluded Satur- day night with the crowning of the king at the Homecoming dance. Mike Reilly was chosen from the following candidates: Cary Coleman, Mike Hamilton, Ray Runge and Kevin Warnock. 14 Above Left: Monster Mash does their thing. Above Right: Carolyn Cheek shows a patriotic spirit. Below Left: The Show Dancers “Celebrate!” Below Right: Is the Head Coach now “Head Cupid?” 15 Above — Key Club’s mad scientist’s experiment. Below — Press conference for an Easter bunny. Above right — The Great Toddio performs fan- tastic magic. Above left — Show Dancers and their Yuletide spirits. Above — Natalie and Kristin play a Halloween duet. Below — Denise Ackall is all smiles this season. 16 VI Variety Show ... A Real Crowd Pleaser This year’s variety show, directed by Mrs. Lindahl, carried on the tradition of past years by being a huge success. Called “Cele- brate ’79” it centered on the annual holi- days. The holidays included were, Christ- mas, Easter, Halloween, Mardi Gras, Valen- tine’s Day, and the Fourth of July. Left: Thespians celebrate Valentines Day. Above: A Joyful Christmas Choir. OPENING Overture................Stage Band Joy to the World .. Show Dancers “Rise” ..................Rise HALLOWEEN Skeleton Dance __Show Dancers Noah................Joel Trapp Howard Whitright “El Condor Pasa” _Kirsten Carr Natalie Carr Key Club Manor ......Key Club Monster Mash.....Monster Mash Spooky ...............Paradox Great Pumpkin ......Thespians MADR1 GRAS “Don’t Nobody Bring Me No Bad News” ...........Beth Woodward The Argument.....Steve Barker Eric Neibauer Royal Garden Blues..Jazz Band St. Louis Blues..Elaine Dame CHRISTMAS “Angel Ballet” ..Show Dancers Carols .................Choir Sleigh Ride ........Paul Nus “Silent Night” .. Sav-A-Soul Band I'm With You” ...Raggedy Ann and Andy Dancers Night Before Christmas ... Seniors God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Sav-A-Soul-Band Christmas Finale ... Show Dancers VALENTINES DAY My Funny Valentine......Football Team Still ...........Carla Whitmann Some Enchanted Evening......Liz Gebhard Jeff Pinderski Moment to Moment .......Jayme Strefling A Box of Candy........Thespians Love is a Rose......Elaine Dame Barb Wolff Sleeping Beauty.........Faculty EASTER Pop Music ..........Easter Toys Rampaging Rabbits ...Thespians The Easter Bunny ... Junior Class FOURTH OF JULY Maple Leaf Rag .. Jane Wilkinson Band Feature ..........Pit Band Tap Solo ........Carolyn Cheek Rifle dance .....Show Dancers Baton feature Debbie Fairleigh Banjo............Chris Nystuen George M. Cohan Medley Greg Rob- bins The Great Toddio ....Todd Kelly They’re Playing Our Song . Show Dancers Finale .................Company Carla Wittman sings “Still” 17 Carrie ............... Julie ................ Mrs. Mullen .......... Billy ................ Bessie ............... Policeman ............ Bascombe ............. Nettie................ June Girl ............ Enoch Snow ........... Louise ............... Hannah ............... Arminy ............... Jigger................ Jessie ............... Penny ................ Jennie ............... Virginia.............. Susan ................ 2nd Policeman ........ Captain .............. Heavenly Friend ...... Starkeeper (Dr. Seldon) Snow Jr............... Principal............. Sailor ............... ____Jodi Wagonmaker ........Tracey Jewell ........Liz Gebhard ...........Paul Nus .......Kellie Jewell .........Phil Eaton ........Mike Barger .......Elaine Dame ........Kathy Martin ........Greg Robins ....Donna Schmaltz ....Amy Studebaker ........Alice Rosa ... Howard Whitright ....Beth Woodward .........Roz Vaughn Meredith Jackemeyer ....Birgitta Widlund ....Patty Matthews ....Doug Weingart ....Chris Caulpetzer ........Jeff Biddinger ........Rick McNeil ........Joel Trapp ........Eric Neibauer ........Jack Pucket 19 Greg Robins, as Enoch. Howard Whitright, as Jigger. Jodi Wagonmaker, as Carrie. The story Carousel, deals with Billy, the tough carousel barker, and Julie, the inno- cent, who fall in love and are married. Ev- eryone is against the wedding — the towns- people caution Julie, and Billy is warned by the owner of the carousel, a woman jealous- ly in love with him. Because of the marriage, Billy loses his job and bullies his wife, until he learns that he is to become a father. Anx- ious to provide for the coming child, he gets mixed up with Jigger and is killed. Billy, many years later, leaves heaven to do one last good deed for his daughter’s graduation. 20 Pin O O a u CO «3 “Dirty Work” Works A Success Dirty Work at the Crossroads, an 1890 melodrama, was this years All School Play. The drama revolved around the vil- lian, Munro Murgatroyd, and his efforts to swindle the railroads with a dastardly scheme. To gain access to land that was soon to be bought up by a wealthy rail- road company Murgatroyd, and his ac- complice Ida Rhinegold, take advantage of the innocent Nellie Lovelace. Their plans fail to the success of the brave stal- worth Adam Oakhart and his comic side- kick, Mookie Maguggins. Between scenes the audience was enter- tained by such Olio Acts as the Flying Wallengas, the Wild Man of Borneo, the Teasing Ladies, and others. Nellie Lovelace ... Adam Oakhart ... Ida Rhinegold .... Munro Murgatroyd Mookie Maguggins Widow Lovelace .. Mrs. Asterbilt..... Leonie Asterbilt .. Fleurette ......... Little Nell ....... Old Biddie......... .....Liz Gebhard .Howard Whitright ... Birgitta Widlund .........Paul Nus .....Rick McMeil .....Nancy Kuhn .....Elaine Dame .....Terese Sukys .....Kelly Hayes Heather Sandmann .........Ro Salita .$ a •' , (C. 23 Tammy Abbott Suzanne Adair Kay Adams Melissa Aiken Laurie Alexander Billy Anderson Jack Arbanas Bruce Arend Lori Arick Michael Aroney Esther Atkinson John Avery Jill Bailey Sharon Baird Jamie Bassett Shon Beck Kathy Bedunah Kristi Bekkering James Belanger Timothy Belanger Todd Bennett Cheryl Bergstrom Steven Berndt Tony Bevilacqua Roger Bickers Phyllis Black Linda Bodjack Scott Bodjack Doug Booe Mitch Boozer Leann Bradley Rhonda Brady John Brauchler Nellie Brister Elaine Broadfield Wendell Brooks Rick Brown Kristalyn Brueck Donald Brunke Mark Bryan Lynda Burgess Bryan Burnett Lisa Campbell Teresa Capozio Donna Carmichael Kirsten Carr Robin Casey Chris Caulpetzer Ted Chen Thomas Chester Melissa Clanton Carla Clem Dean Clem Deneen Coffey Tina Coleman Scott Congdon Eileen Cox Brian Coyne Ray Crider Kenneth Crowder Debra Culver Kelly Cunningham Brian Curneal Julie Czech Blair Davis Karl DeMorrow Patricia Denton Lori DeVries Susan Diederich Connie Dillard Diana Dlouhy Tim Doolan Dennis Dow Steven Eagle June Eastman Phil Eaton Lewis Elkins Terry Ellinger Sharon Ellingson Jeff Embrey Susan England Jayne Erickson Jim Falvev Paul Fortuna Mary Fowler Matt Fowler Scott French David Fritz Wendy Fritz Scott Frobel Gretchen Cast Deborah Geary Mark Gerber David Gerken Todd German Barry Gidley Wendy Gidley Ronnie Gipson Thomas Giudice Linda Glavach Thomas Goetz Anne Golladay Jill Gotstein Sherry Gramman Sherry Gray Alan Grover David Hagenauer Kary Hall Christine Hanson Debra Harding Teri Harrington Judy Harris Shauna Hartline John Hartman Jeff Haynes Kathy Heaslip Mike Henschel Dawn Hetfield Edward Heyn James Higgins Cheri Hoffman Dawn Hoffman Simon Hoffman Cheryl Hoge Mike Holmes Tracey Horn Dennis Horton Donald Horton Karla Huebner Jeff Hunter Donald Hutter Joetta Imler Jill Irish Mack Isom Lonnie Jackson Jerrold Jakubs Shelley Jasper Katherine Joseph Evan Juengling Caroline Jung Kenneth Kastner Todd Kelley Laurie Kerschbaum Terrie Kessler Kregg Kiel Cynthia Kimball Kevin Kirksey Roger Kirksey Kim Klus Mike Kniola Ninette Koehler Ron Koerber Lowell Korfmacher Julie Korican John Kottmann Tod Kretchman Nancy Krone Kevin Kuhn John Lalonde Michelle Lalonde Tracy Lange Sheryl Lanham Michelle Larson Laura Lauck Todd Lausch Mark Layman Todd Lear Michael Lee Deloris Lehmann Michael Levi Gillian Lipman Lisa Livingston David Lohroff Cathy Lorenz Vern Lunsford Judy Luther Mike Lybrook Mark Lytle Dale Mach Lisa Maly Patrick Maly Laura Mantke Brian Markley Bill Martin Dawn Martin Jessica Martin Richard Matthews Brant McAnany Dennis McConnell Dvid McConomy Patrick McGrath Thelma McIntosh Kimberly McKie Paula McNamara Rob Mead Candy Merrill Brian Meyer Julie Miller Lisa Miller Lisa Milliken Kathy Mitchell Lezlie Moulds Ken Mourer Mike Muirhead Bill Neidlinger Mike Nelson Steve Nelson Vincent Nelson Lori Notaro Pat O'Connell Greg Odell Magnus Ojert Michael O’Leary Elizabeth Oliver Rachel Osborne Ronald Ott Michael Parks Werner Paul Norman Payne Teresa Pecararo Marilyn Peden David Pepperl Kelly Perkey Randall Perrin Carolyn Pihulic Dan Pinderski Richard Pitts Theresa Pitts Lynn Poschke Leon Prenkert Richard Puchinsky Frank Puckett Jacqueline Rauen David Ray Jeffery Redding Beth Reed Kelley Reed David Reilly Kris Reinink Patricia Reisig Diane Rice Joyce Richter Connie Ricketts Ruth Ridenour Erin Righter Robert Roden Lisa Rodewald Rojelio Rodriquez Ross Rosentrete Mike Rush Kimberly Russell Donald Sandel Eric Schadt Tiffany Schalon Terri Schauer Dean Schink Greg Schlender Amy Schroeder Jeff Schroeder Robert Schroeder Linda Schultz David Selent Paul Shaw Derek Siewert Kathy Sipes Jan Sisson Jill Sisson Paul Sisson Doug Slentz Kecia Smiley Beth Smith Christopher Smith Mike Smith David Smykal Susan Sonnichsen Mike Spear Brenda Spears Tammy Speed Ricky Stanger John State Lisa State Amy Stauffer Darren Stemm Laura Stevens Jonathan Studebaker Sara Stump Timothy Sturcz Renee Surch Sherrie Sutton Alayne Talley Tobey Taylor Amy Teachout Jeff Tollaksen Ricky Tosh April Towley Laurie Tull Julius Turk Cindy Vail Lynn Van Pelt Mark Verduin Donald Vigansky Jeff Wagonmaker Mark Waldmann Robert Wales Mike Wall Curtis Walter Susan Walters Ron Warman Amy Warner Bob Washburn Carolyn Washburn Jay Wehrly Peter Weisser Lisa Welch Michael Wermuth Christine West Ann Westerbeke Jane Wilkinson Rick Williams Kevin Wilson Sharie Wolanin Bruce Wolff Susanne Wolter Ron Womeldorf Chris Woodbeck Patrick Wozniak Holly Wurtz Martin Wyatt Julie Yore Katherine Zavoral Dave Zehm Albert Zielke Carla Zielke NOT PICTURED Terri Anderson Cathy Black Debbie Damron Kelly Fischer John Flaga Steven Gramman Lynda Kingsbury Brad McGregor Kim Milam Gary Nimtz Walter Olmstead Lavar Ross Karla Schafer Phillip Sirk Jeff Spitzke Joe Thomas Carolyn Turner Louis Vogl Gene Wagner Chris Ward Rita Wehrly Dave Wetzel Robert Wilson Steven Agens Scott Arick Michael Arthur Chip Avery Amy Baehl Todd Bailey Debbie Baldridge Tami Ball Robert Bancroft Shellie Bennett Joey Berli Jill Biddinger Dan Bollenbacher Michelle Boris Tim Bowman Colleen Boyd Scott Brame Tony Brauchler Terry Brien Brookie Brister Nancy Brown Mike Bullard Lori Burford Lisa Burgess Teresa Burgess Laura Callender Peter Carpenter Gary Cluster Jackie Connell Brian Copeland Matt Cortson Brian Coulombe Rhonda Cox Joel Crider Randy Crowe Keith Cumberland Teresa Daniels Brad Davis Mathew Den Bleyker Scot DeValk 33 Anita Dillard John Dorn Gregory Eber Lorrie Eckel Kim Edwards Tracy Eggleston Frank English Jennifer Eppley Ken Fast Karen Faust Greg Ferrell Denise Fife Scott Fleisher Kathy Fones Rob Ford Gina Forestieri Lynda Foster Mark Franklin Laurie Freeman Darren Froberg Michael Gagliardo Richard Gaiser Denise Galus Tim Ganus Scott Gelander Ken Gerken Darek Goch Dave Goetz Charles Gore Andrew Graham Joel Graves Mike Groeschel Garth Grooms Dale Grover David Grozescu Scott Grumbir Steve Hadaway Michelle Harder Ken Harper Sandra Harper 34 Jeff Harris Julie Harris Kevin Hart Cathy Harvey Ralph Heioutzki Terry Hendrix Mark Henkel Rayetta Hicks Kelly Hines Cynthia Hinkle Terry Hlathein Michael Hoffmann Penny Hoge Dave Hollingsworth Tracy Hoogerhyde Denise Horn Rich Imler Karen Ingwersen Mark Jaske Tom Jaworski Lynn Jenkins Kellie Jewell Therese Johnston Tracy Johnston Ronald Kaley Dennis Kastner Elaine Katsulos Heike Kemper Joanne Ketcham Phillip Klassen Kellie Klett Lori Klingspon Doug Klug Albert Kohn Karin Koppenhoefer Roxsanna Kretchman Kelly Krieger Beth Krouse Shelley Krouse Roger Kublick Holly Kurbis Jack Kuss Laura Laney Michael Lange Ludis Langens Dave Lape Neva Latty James Lausch Marsha Lausman Scott Lausman Dan Loikits Dale Long Ronnie Lovelace Bernd Lucius Kimm Lucker Ted Marsh Matt Martin Beth Matthias David Mayhew Debbie McConomy Kelly McGee Mike Melcher Brent Metz Thomas Mielcarek Gordon Miller Kim Mitchell Richard Morford Doug Myers Heidi Monteith Scott Neibauer Lisa Nelson R. Scott Nelson Scott Nelson Kim Nielsen Sarah Niemi Lisa Niezgodski Ed Norkus Martin Nye Chris Nystuen Dorothy Ohl Wallace Oldham Deb Oles Scott Oman Mike Oswald Kelly Ovens Charles Overheul Vicki Owens Jeff Pallas Sharia Patzer Terry Penley Greg Petznick Eric Pfeil Chris Pinderski Nora Place Kathy Porter Dane Powers Nancy Priebe Nola Priester George Puchinsky Jackie Racz Shari Radde Lana Ramthun Kim Raschke Mary Reilly Kris Reisig Kathy Richardson Leslie Richwine Phil Ridenour Keith Ridgeway Dennis Riggs Brad Roback Todd Rockwell Dave Roden Julie Rogacki Matt Rogers Alice Rosa Gayla Ruff Dawn Rush Nadia Santaniello Steve Schmaltz Theresa Schroeder Robin Schulz Nancy Schultz Jerold Scoma Robin Sempert Troy Silvernale Kelly Sinkiewicz Dave Sipes Jeff Sirk Steve Skwara Mike Slabaugh Jay Slocum Bob Small John Small Dan Smith Joe Solari Lisa Sorensen Lori Spilger Darold Steinke Theresea Stevens Randy Strunk Lisa Stump Paul Taylor Jim Thomas Katrina Thompson Luanne Tillman Steve Tollaksen Duane Tolsma Heidi Topping Robin Totzke Jackie True Diane Tungett Randi Utter Eric Van Gilder Natalie VanArman Joan Vivardo Adam Wade Steve Wadley Alissa Wald Wynne Weaver Cathy Weirick Jill Wenzlaff Tim Wheeler Nicole Whitcomb Mark Whitwam Dave R. Williams Dave W. Williams Michele Winslow Brian Wisneski Todd Witkowski Sue Wolanin Kris Wolfe Tammy Womeldorf Sue Woodrick Betsy Wright Norman Yocum Debbie Zachary Scott Ziebarth Vince Zuber Not Pictured: Bruce Boswell. Jim Buckner. Bob Dillard. Brenda Dorsey, Chris Flaga. Jay Floreani. Mike Geisler. Mel Hawkins. Tim Howley. Diane Imler, Elizabeth James. Laura Kimball. Scott Mandarino, Brian Martin. Keith Mason. Mark Matthias. Tony Mil- liken, Larry Mix. Nan Murphy. Jim Nosotti, Carol Oldham. Jan Olmstead. Terri Pratl. Bill Russell. Lisa Stroud. Rob Swisher. Brad Unruh, Jeff Vergot. Rodney Wade. Bob Wehrly. Brian Wick- ham. Eric Wohler 40 P3 O z u Ruth Abram Carole Albrecht Greg Albrecht Ray Amicraelli Sharon Amundson Jane Anstey Kathy Anstey Mark Aroney Yvonne Arthur Keith Avery Ken Bailey John Baird Mike Ballard Bill Bancroft Mike Barger Elza Barker Tony Barker Karen Barnes Chris Berry Jim Betker John Boldt Laurie Bonczkowski Tim Boring Terry Borr Bruce Boswell Todd Boyd Mary Brey Chris Briggs Kelly Brooks Debbie Brunke Sue Bryant Rosie Buckenberger Jeff Buckner Rick Buckner Rick Bush 41 Ron Bush Jim Campbell Tina Capozio Natalie Carr Karen Casper Carolyn Cheek Doug Clem Robert Clem Mark Covert Kim Cowgill Phil Criss Mary Devoir Daphne Dinges Scott Dixon Mike Doolan Dave Dow Dan Drews Pam Duschek Wendy Eckel Todd Ehman Ellen Elkins Debbie Fairleigh Kathy Farrington Debbie Feather Ken Field Priscilla Firl Linda Fisher Mark Fortuna Larry Freeman Shelia Friske Brian Fritz Stephanie Frohbieter Judy Gain Alice Gantenbein Rhonda Garberson ( 2 © z U) 1-9 Diane Hoffmann Nellie Hoffmann Steve Holmes Mike Horton Sandra Howard Kevin Huebner Penny Hysell Diane Imler Melanie Jackemeyer Roger Jewell Mike Johnson Heidi Juengling Allen Kavanaugh Sandy Kemp Debbie Kerschbaum Tracey Kessler Lori Garlanger Nancy Gast Tim Gelander Patty Gerken Dawn Gleffe Brian Glossinger Steve Goetz Dale Gore Roy Gover Celeste Grau Debbie Guzy Tom Hammond Rick Hartwig Jeff Hassler Kelly Hayes Roland Herbstreit Alan Heritz Amber Herman Mark Hickcox Larry Hidy Renee Ketchman Evan Kirby Bonni Kircher Dave Klingspon Jodi Klug Curt Klus Scott Knapp Chuck Koch Dave Kohn Terri Kolberg Rande Kottmann Jeff Kowerduck Laura Kretchman Beth Kubistal Jay Kurbis Shalini Lall Tammy Langston Dave Lawrick Michelle Layman Julie Lippert Jane Livengood Dave Luther Patty Matthews Sue Machemer Barb Martin Mark Matthais Tennina McAnany Dan McConomy Steve McGrath Julie Mead Barb Medow Frances Mendoza Cheri Meschke Chris Meschke Scott Meyer Merriann Middleton 44 Jon Miller Patsy Miller Gretchen Monteith Carl Morford Vicki Morgan Clay Morkve Juanita Morrow Joan Murphy Mike Myers Sarah Neal Nancy Necas Laura Nelson Rachel Niemi Alan Nitz Don Notaro Chris Nozicka Rena Nozicka Kathy Nyland Karl Ochsner Patricia Ogden Catharina Ojert Mike Olszewski Jeff Ondraka Dave Ott Peggy Ott Craig Owens Brad Parkens Roger Peek Terry Pel key Brian Pliley Chris Poulson Jack Puckett Scott Pullins Kevin Radtke Ann Ray Julie Reisig Monika Riedel Greg Robins Leticia Rodriguez Randy Rothschild Irene Sahs Mike Sandel Rob Sanders Santina Santaniello Greg Schadt Donna Schmaltz Don Schmitt Kevin Schmitz Doug Schornhorst Steve Schroeder Carolyn Schutz Bonnie Schwarz Cora Schwarz Carrie Scoma Tammy Sebesta Mindi Seel Shellie Seifrett Mark Sellers Cindy Shaw Dave Sirk Jerri Slentz Kendra Smiley Gary Smith Grant Sonneman Kathy Soulliere Brian Spear Keith Starke Mark State Jill Steinke Keith Stelter 45 Garry Stevens Nancy Stright Terese Sukys Joe Surch Kim Taber Patty Talbot Kris Taube Mark Thorton John Tiefke Joy Tiefenbach Greg Tilly Steve Tilly Todd Totzke Joel Trapp Kathy Tysman Todd Tysman Jeff Vlcek Janet Wadley Dana Wagemaker Jodi Wagonmaker Karen Wahl Dee Wall Todd Walters Kathy Weich Gerry Weingart Tom Weisser Mike Welch Dan Wermuth Howard Whitright Brian Wickham Anita Wieand Mary Williams Kevin Wilson Carla Wittmann Missy Woods 50 £ © Z -S Sally Woods Kathy Yampolsky Chris Yore Rick Zandarski Dave Zordell NOT PICTURED: Grant Bly, Angie Blythe, Chris Bomberger. Todd Brame, Richard Hannah, Lana Hawkins, Cindy Jasper, Mike Jasper, Dennis Lear, Darren Machin, Kathy Milan, Ken Stanton, Sheryl Varga, Sam Vivardo 48 gn P5 © z H GC Class Colors -- Red And Silver Class Flower — Red Rose Class Song ---- “We May Never Pass This Way Again.” Class Motto ----“Live Each Day As If It Were Your Last And Learn As Though You Would Live Forever.” Class of 1980 officers: President — Roy Ramthun, Treasurer — Karen Gobert, Secretary — Karen Krajecki, Vice-President — Mike Reilly. L.H.S. CLASS OF 1980 DENISE ACKALL: Band - 4, Student Coun- cil -1, “L” Club -1, Pep Band - 1, All School Play - 1, Drifter - 1, Class Officer - 3, Variety Show - 2, Make-up - 1, Forensics - 1. JAY ADAMS MARTY ALBANESE: Ski Club - 1, Band - 1, Wrestling - 1. JILL ALBEE: N.H.S. -1, Volleyball -1, Pep Band - 2, Variety Show - 3, Band - 4, JIM ALBRECHT: F.F.A. - 1, Ski Club - 2. ED ANDERSON: F.F.A. - 2, Track - 3. JOHN ANSTEY: Band -1, Variety Show - 4, Ski Club - 1, Tennis - 4, L Club - 3, Drifter -1. MARK ANSTEY DAN AURINGER: J.A. - 3, Variety Show - 1, Choir -1, Stage Crew - I, Musical -1, Ski Club - 1. ROBIN BAEHL: J. A. -1, N.H.S. - 2, Vari- ety Show - 2, Musical -1, Cross-Country - 1, L Club - 2, Spanish Club - 1, All School Play - 1, Medical Careers - 2, Track - 4. Make-up - 1. DAN BAKER: Band - 4, J.A. - 2, Pep Band - 2, Variety Show - 3. Musical - 3. N.H.S. - 2, Student Council - 1. JEFF BARCHETT: Ski Club - 2, Baseball - 3. PAUL BARCHETT: ANGIE BARGER: Pep Band - 1, Musical - 3, Variety Show - 2, Band - 4. STEVE BARKER: J.A. - 2, Track - 2, Band - 4, Key Club - 1, Pep Band - 2, Variety Show - 2, N.H.S.-l, Musical -2, Medical Careers - 2, Jazz Band - 4. ROLAND BETKER: Band - 4, Pep Band - 1, Musical - 1, Variety Show - 2, Jazz Band - 3, Pit Band - 1. BILL BECK ANGIE BEVILACQUA: J.A. - 1, Variety Show - 2, All School Plav - 2, Prom Comm. -1, Make- up - 3, Pom-Pons 1, Drifter - 1, Medical Ca- reers - 2. MARY BLACK: Band - 2, Variety Show - 1, J.A. -1, Thespians -1, Ski Club - 2. JEFF BIDDINGER: All School play - 3, Choir - 3, Stage - 4, Ski Club - 1, Drifter - 1, Musical - 4, Drama Club - 3, Football -1, Thespi- ans - 4, Forensics - 2, Student Council - 2, Va- riety Show - 4. DAVE BOLLENBACHER: Band - 3, Golf - 1. CHRIS BOOE: J.A. - 1, Variety Show - 2, Choir - 3, Co-op -1. PAUL BOWMAN KIM BRIEN: J.A. -1, Drifter -1, Soft- ball - 1, L Club -1, Band - 2, Musical - 3, Pom- Pons - 2, Spanish Club - 1, Make-up - 3, Variety Show - 2. TONNY BRINKLEY: Choir - 1. BRENDA BRISTER: F.H.A. - 2, Track - 2, Basketball manager - 1. GfJ PS o z oc SHEILA BROZOVICH: Medical Careers - 2, Va- riety Show -1, Band - 4. KEVIN BRUECK: Football - 4. MARK BURFORD: Basketball Manager - 1, Drifter - 1, Track - 1. CATHY BURGESS: F.H.A. - 1, Softball - 1. Make-up - 3. ELLEN CALLENDER: All School Play — 1, Drifter — 1, Prom Comm. — 1, Variety Show — 2, Yearbook — 1. CHERYL CARMICHAEL: Variety Show - 2, Ger- man Club - 3, Drama Club - 1, N.H.S. - 1, Prom Comm. - 1. KIM CARROLL: Ski Club - 3, Student Council - 1, Track - 1, Make-up Crew -1, Vari- ety Show - 1. LAURA CAULPETZER: Variety Show - 4, Band - 3, Choir - 4. Musical - 1. LINDA CLEM: Variety Show - 1. CARY COLEMAN: L Club - 1, Football - 4, Baseball - 4. Basketball - 2, Variety Show - 2. DON COOPER CHERI COULOMBE: All School Play - 4, Make-up -1, Medical Ca- reers - 3, Musical - 3, Sci- ence Club - 1, German Club - 2, Prom Comm. - 1, Yearbook 1. BEN COVINGTON: J.A. - 2, Cross-Country - 2, Track - 2, Pep Band - 2, Variety Show - 2, Band - 4. DAVE CRISS: L Club - 1, Football - 2. ELAINE DAME: J.A. -1. Student Council - 1, Variety Show - 3, Forensics - 1, Band - 4, Choir - 4, Thespians - 2, Drama Club - 1, All School Play - 3, Volley- ball - 1, Pep Band - 4. DENNIS DASSE: Choir - 3, F.F.A. - 4. HERBERT DAUMANN: N.H.S. - 2, Medical Ca- reers - 2, Science Club - 2. BRET DAMASKE DARCI DELONG: Band - 1, Make-up - 2, Choir - 4, Co-op -1, J.A. - 1. F.F.A. - 3. JEFF DIENES: Band - 4, Variety Show - 2. 52 GG Ph © H GO DEBBIE DINGES: ROSE DOVER: F.H.A. - 1, Band - 3, Choir - 4. PAULA DUSCHEK: F.F.A. - 1, Band - 3. JULIE EDWARDS: Band - 1, Class Officer - 1, Student Council - 2. LYNN ELLINGSON: F.H.A. - 1. LISA ERICKSON: N.H.S. -1, German Club -1, Band - 4, Musical - 1, Medical Careers - 2, Yearbook - 1, Prom Comm. - 1. TOM EVERSOLE: L Club - 1, Football - 4, Tennis -1, Track -1, All School Play - lf Musical - 2, Variety Show - 1. RANDY FIFE: Band - 4, Pep Band - 3, Jazz Band - 4, Pit Band - 2, Variety Show - 2, N.H.S. - 2. JOHN FRANKLIN: Band - 1, Baseball - 2, “L” Club - 1, Basketball - 4. RHONDA FREEMAN: F.F.A. - 2, Choir - 2. JON FRIEST: Yearbook - 2, German Club -1, J.A. -1, Choir - 1. LAURIE FOWLER: PAUL GAIN: Golf - 1, Band - 4, Pit Band - 3. BOB GAISER: Pep Band - 4, Band - 4, Wrestling - 4. MEG GANTENDEIN: Track - 2, Cheerleader - 1, Cross-Country - 2. JON GAUNDER: L Club - 1, Basketball - 4, Baseball - 2. LIZ GEBHARD: N.H.S.-2, Volleyball -1, Band - 4, Track -1, Dra- ma Club - 3, Pep Band - 2, Drifter - 1, Medical Careers - 1, Variety Show - 3, Musical - 2, All school Play - 3, Thespi- ans - 2, Prom Comm. -1. COLLEEN GEOGHAN DON GERSCHOFFER: Basketball -1, Baseball - 1. HEIDI GERSTENKORN: Variety Show -1, Thes- pians - 1, Make-up - 3, F.H.A. - 1. ANDY GILBERT: Yearbook - 1. RANDY GILLETTE: Key Club - 3, Tennis -1, Ski Club -2, Drifter - 2, Yearbook - 1, Variety Show - 1. GREG GLAVACH 53 BRENDA GLUPKER: KAREN GOBERT: L Club - 2, Musical - 2, Variety Show - 2, Band - 4. Pep Band - 3, Class Of- ficer-3, Softball-2, Vol- leyball - 1, N.H.S. - 2, Quill and Scroll - 2, Drifter - 2, Student Council - 1, Prom Comm. - 1. BILL GOETZ: Key Club - 1, Variety Show -1, Stage Crew -1. RITA GUSE: Jazz Band - 4, Medical Careers - 1, Pep Band - 2, Variety Show - 3, Musical - 4, Band - 4, Choir - 4, N.H.S. - 2, La- keshore Singers - 3. BOB HAHN: JIM HAHN: Variety Show KELLY HALL MIKE HAMILTON: L Club - 1, Football - 4, Basketball - 2, Baseball - 4, Variety Show - 2, Drifter - I. DEBBIE HAMMERMEISTER: Basketball -1, Softball - 2, Volleyball - 1. RANDY HARRIS: Art Club - 1, Track - 2, Ski Club - 1, Variety Show -1. KRAIG HARTLINE: F.F.A. - 4, Basketball - 2, Band - 3. JOSEPH HAYES: Key Club - 2, Variety Show - 2, Band - 4. TAMMIE HENDREN 71 Pi © SONJA HENSCHEL: Band - 2, Choir -1, F.S.A. -2. PETER HENSCHEL KIRK HENKEL Z 71 DIXIE HIDY: Medical Careers - 3, Va- riety Show -1, Band - 4, Choir - 1. 55 KRIS JENSEN: Drama Club -1, Musical - 3, Variety Show - 3, Choir - 3, Thespians - 3, J.A. - 2, Medical Careers - 1, Make-up - 3, All School Play - 2. LORI JEWELL: Pep Band - 4, Musical - 3, variety Show - 4, Stu- dent Council -1, N.H.S. - 2, Band - 4. TRACEY JEWELL: L Club - 1, Musical - 2, Variety Show - 3, Stu- dent Council - 3, Track - 1, Band - 4, Cheerleader - 4, All School Play - 1, Drifter -1. BRIGITTE JUNG: DAVID KASTNER: L Club - 1, Football Trainer - 4, Basketball Trainer - 4, Baseball -1, Medical Careers - 4. BRIAN KEMP: Stage Crew - 4, Band - 4, All School Play - 2, Musical - 3, variety Show - 4, Forensics - 1, German Club - 1, Span- ish Club - 2, Cross Coun- try - 2, Track - 2. Wres- tling -1, Ski Club -1. LANE HOLMES: Football - 4, Wrestling - TAMARA (T.K.) HOLT: Volleyball - 1, J.A. - 1, Drama Club -1, Variety Show - 2, Musical - 2, Make-up -1, Thespians - 1, Pom-Pons - 1. CONNIE HORTON: Art Club - 2, Variety Show - 1, Yearbook 1. ERIK HUEBNER: Bas- ketball - 1, Track - 1, Football - 2. RIAN HUFF DAVE HUMMELBURG: Key Club - 3, Variety Show - 1, Drifter - 3, Quill and Scroll - 2. MEREDITH JACKEMEYER: N.H.S. - 1, Make-up - 2, Choir - 3, Thespians - 2, Musical - 4, Variety Show - 4, Drama Club - 4- Math Club - 3, Ger- man Club - 2, All School Play - 1. JIM JAKUBS: F.F.A. - 4. 56 TOM KNAPP: Baseball - 3, Basketball - 3. KEVIN KNUTH: Football - 1, German Club - 2, J.A. - 3, Variety Show - 3, Stage - 2, Choir - 3. SCOTT KOHN ART KOLBERG: Pep Band - 1, Variety Show - 2, Stage Crew -1, Band - 4, Choir - 3, J.A. - 1. KAREN KRAJECKI: Class Officer - 4, L Club - 2, Track - 1, Spanish Club - 1, Prom Comm. - 1, N.H.S. - 2, Cheer- leader - 4, Variety Show KEVIN KRIEGER: Art Club - 1, Spanish Club - 2, German Club - 1, Key Club - 3, Math Club - 1, Science Club - 1, Pep Band - 3, Ski Club - 1, J.A. - 1, N.H.S. - 1, Medical Careers -1, Va- riety Show - 3, Band - 4, Musical - 1, Choir - 2, Jazz Band - 4, All Star Band - 2. JOE KRUGLER BRAD KRUGLER: Band - 3, Cross-Country - 4. Track - 4, L Club - 2. RON KUBSCH: Pep Band - 1, Band - 4. NANCY KUHN: Softball - 2, Drama Club - 2, L Club -1, Drifter -1, N.H.S. - 2, Student Council - 1, Medical Ca- reers - 4, Variety Show - 3, All School Play - 3, Prom Comm. -1, School Service - 1, Mat Maids - 3, Cheerleader - 4, For- ensics - 2. NIC LAHR: Variety Show - 3, Musi- cal - 3, All School Play - 1, Stage Crew - 4. PHIL LANEY: Golf - 4, Basketball - 2, Key Club - 2, Variety Show - 3, Prom Comm. - 1. LOIS LEADBETTER: Cross-Country - 1, Ski Club - 1. MIKE LEHMANN: Key Club - 1, Football - 4, Baseball - 1, Drifter Staff -1, Variety Show - 1, Band - 2. 57 ROB LEWIS: Variety Show - 3, For- ensics - 2, Stage Crew - 4, Musical - 3, All School Play - 2. Key Club - 1. TONY LOHROFF: L Club - 2, Variety Show - 3, Band -1, Football - 4, Wrestling - 2, Basket- ball -1, Track -1, F.F. A. - 1. SHELLY LONG: Drama Club - 2, Variety Show - 2, Thespians - 1, Softball - 1, Volleyball - 2, Drifter. BETH LYON DAN MAHLER: Key Club - 2, Variety Show - 2, Musical -1. All School Play - 2, Football - 1. VINCE MANDARINO: Tennis - 4, Drifter. KAREN MARTIN: Band - 4, Variety Show - 1, Musical - 1, Pep Band -1. Drifter - 1, Quill and Scroll - 2. KATHY MARTIN: Medical Careers -1, Va- riety Show - 2, Drama Club - 2, Choir - 2. Thes- ?ians - 2, German Club - , Stage Crew -1, Musi- cal - 2, Lakeshore Sing- ers -1. MIKE MARTIN YVONNE MASON: Choir - 3, Variety Show - 3, Musical - 4, Pom-Pons - 2, Make-up - 3. BARB MATHIS: Choir - 2, Band - 4, Vari- ety Show - 3, Yearbook - 1, Softball - 4, Volleyball - 1, Basketball - 3, Jazz Band - 3. BELINDA McCARVER RICK McNEILL: All School Play - 2, Key Club - 3, Drama Club - 4, Thespians - 3, Choir - 4, Variety Show - 3, Musi- cal - 4, Prom Comm. -1, Baseball Man. - 1, Stu- dent Council - 1, Foren- sics - 2. NEAL MEAD DIANE MILLER: Ski Club - 2, Yearbook - 1, Student Council - 4, Variety Show - 3, Musi- cal-1, Choir - 1, Prom Comm. -1, Mat Maid - 2, Cheerleader - 2. DENNY METZ: L Club - 1, Basketball - 1, Baseball - 4, Football - 2. ce O 2 in LOUISE NELSON: Band - 4, Flag Coip - 3, Choir - 4, Musical - 2, Variety Show - 4, Pom Pons - 1, Lakeshore Singers - 2. ROB NELSON: L Club - 1, Football - 4, Variety Show - 2. LAURY NICHOLS Band - 4, Choir - 4, Make-up - 3, Variety Show -% Musical - 3. KAREN NORTH: DAVENOSOTTI: J.A. -1, Variety Show - PAUL NUS: Drama Club - 3, Key Club - 2, Quill and Scroll - 1, J.A. - 3, Drifter - 1, Quiz Bowl-3, N.H.S.-2, Student Council - 2, Va- riety Show - 3, Musical - 3. All School Play - 3, Forensics - 1, Choir - 2, Thespians - 2, Prom Comm. -1. FRANK NYKAMP KAREN NYLAND: Band -1, Variety Show - 4, Musical - 3, All School Play - 3, Make-Crew -1. DOUG MENSINGER: JANET MEYER: N.H.S. - 2, Variety Show - 3, Musical - 3, Make-up - 3, All School Play - 2.. MELODY MIDDLETON: Basketball - 4, Volley- ball - 2, Track - 4, L Club - 2, N.H.S. - 2, Variety Show - 1. RENE MENDOZA JOHN MILLER: Basketball - 4, All School play - 3, Stage Crew - 3, Forensics - 2, Variety Show - 2, Musi- cal - 3, Football - 4, N.H.S. - 2. ERIC NEIBAUER: Key Club - 2, German Club - 2, Musical - 3, Pep Band -1, Variety Show - 2, Ski Club - 1, J.A. - 3, N.H.S. - 2, Band - 4, Jazz Band - 3, Football - 1, Track - 2. DAVID NYSTUEN: Cross Country - 4, Track -2. Spanish Club -1,“L” Club - 2, Ski Club - 1. SCOTT OVENS: Band - 3, Variety Show - JACK PALLAS JIM PANTELLERIA: Science Club - 3f Band - 1. MARY PAYNE: Choir - 2, Student Coun- cil - 1. TIM PENDERGRASS: J.A. -1, Golf - 4, Tennis - 4, Variety Show - 1, Musical - 1, L Club - 1, Basketball - 1. DOUG PHILLIPS: Ski Club - 1. Golf - 4, Basketball -1, Baseball - 1, Tennis - 1. APRIL PINDERSKI: Choir -1, Variety Show - 4, Drama Club - 1, L Club-1, All School Play -1, Track - 2, Basketball -1, Volleyball - 4, Year- book - 1. JEFF PINDERSKI: Key Club - 3, Spanish Club -1, Variety Show - 3, All School Play - 3, Musical - 4, Ski Club - 2, Band - 4, Thespians - 2, Pep Band -1, Wrestling - 1, Drama Club - 1. JEANNE PLACE: Choir -1, Variety Show - 1, Math Club - 1, Pep Band - 1, Medical Ca- reers - 1, Musical - 1, Band - 2. DON PITTS SANDY POLFUS: J.A. - 1. F.H.A. - 1. DEAN POLLEE: N.H.S. -1, Science Club - 1. NANCY PORTER: Quiz Bowl -1, N.H.S. - 2, Medical Careers - 4, Math Club - 3, German Club - 4, Band - 4, Jazz Band - 2, Musical - 3, Va- riety Show - 4. NA THAN POTRA TZ: J.A. - 2, Yearbook - 2, Band - 3. LISA PRUETT 60 ROY RAMTHUN: Key Club - 1, Track - 1, Math Club - 2, Class Of- ficer - 1, Pep Band - 3, N.H.S. - 2, Medical Ca- reers - 2, Variety Show - 4, Musical - 2, All School Play - 1, Band - 4, Jazz Band - 4, Pit Band 2. BETH RASCHKE: F.S.A. - 2, Variety Show - 2, Band - 2, Choir - 3. MARTY RAUEN: Football - 4, Wrestling - MIKE REILLY: Key Club - 1, Cross- Country - 1, Wrestling - 4, L Club - 3, Class Offi- cer - 2, N.H.S. - 2, Stu- dent Council - 3, Variety Show - 3, Prom Comm. - 1. MARY RICHARDSON: Drama Club - 3, Make- up-1, Variety Show - 3, Musical - 2, All School Play - 2, Band - 4, Thes- pians - 2. RUBEN RODRIGUEZ: Football -1, Wrestling - 3, Variety Show - 1. JIM ROE: Football - 1, Tennis - 1, Ski Club - 3. RICK ROSENTHAL: F.F.A. - 3, Band - 2. KIP RUFF: Football -1, Wrestling - 1. RAY RUNGE: Baseball - 2, Wrestling - 4, L Club - 1, Variety Show - 2. DAVESANDEL: Band - 2, Variety Show - 4, All School Play - 4, Stage Crew - 4, Musical - 4, Forensics - 2. RICK SANDERS: Football - 1, Drifter - 1, Variety Show - 1, Musi- cal - 1. JULIE SCHADLER: Track - 4, L Club - 2, Ski Club - lf Make-up - 1, Variety Show - 3, Mat Maid - 3, Prom Comm. - 1. RALFSCHAPER: J.A. - 1, German Club - 3, Band - 3, Variety Show - 1, Choir - 1. DAVESCHEWE: Football - 1, Band - 3. 61 SHERRY SMALL: Track - 1, “L” Club - 1, Math Club - 1, Ski Club - 2, N.H.S. - 2, Variety Show - 2, Band - 2, Prom Comm. - 1, Cheerleader - 1. GREG SMITH: Variety Show - 1. SUSAN SCHEWE: Band - 4, Volleyball - 4, Track - 4, L Club - 2, Pep Band - 2, Variety Show - 1, Yearbook - 1, Make- up - 1. ROSY SCHLENDER: F.F.A. - 2, Choir - 4. DAVID SCHMALTZ JULIE SCHOENBACH: Basketball -1, Ski Club - 1, Make-up - 2, Variety Show - 2, Musical -1, All School Play - 1. MAGGIE SCHOENBACH: Track - 2, Drifter-1, Va- riety Show - 3. KIM SCHROEDER: Track - 2, Volleyball -1. TOM SELTER: NANCY SHANK: Track Manager - 1, Ski Club - 2, Drama Club -1, Make-up - 1, All School Play - 4, Variety Show - 4, Band - 4, Musical - 4, Choir - 4, Thespians - 1, Prom Comm. - 1. BOB SIPES: Football - 4, Track - 2, Key Club - 2, L Club -1, Wrestling - 2, J.A. - 1, Drifter -1, Yearbook -1, Student Council - 1, Va- riety Show - 2. JULIE SKAGGS JERRY SLAVICEK: Track - 2, Football - 1. JUDY SPITZER: ELFI STADELMAYER: Band - 4, Make-up - 1, N.H.S. - 2, Hobbies: Twin City Beauty Col- lege, Church activities. MARY STANCIK: Track -1, Volleyball - 4, L” Club - 3, PeD Band - 1, Yearbook - i. Make- up - 1, All School Play - 1, Band - 4, Variety Show - 4, Musical - 1, Prom Comm. - 1. DAVE SUMMERS: Quill and Scroll - 3f Drifter -1, Yearbook - 2. CRAIG SURCH: Football - 1. AMY TALBOT: F.F.A. - 2, Ski Club - 2. Musical - 1, Choir - 3. TRACEY TAYLOR: N.H.S.-2, Volleyball-4, Track - 4, Band - 4, Vari- ety Show - 1. KAREN STEENBERGH: Track - 1, Mat Maid - 3. ROSANNE STER: F.F.A. - 2, F.S.A. - 1, Band - 1, Hobbies: 4-H - 9. JA YME STREFLING: Pep Band - 2, N.H.S. - 2, Student Council - 3, Ex- ecutive Board - 1, Vari- ety Show - 4, Band - 4, Musical - 2, Choir - 2, All Star Band - 3, Jazz Band - 4, Prom Comm. - 1. AMY STUDEBAKER: Band - 2, Drama Club -1, German Club - 3, Quiz Bowl - 1, Yearbook - 1, N.H.S. - 1, Medical Ca- reers - 1, Make-up - 1, Choir - 4, Variety Show - 2, Musical - 1. JEANETTE STURCZ: Volleyball-1. F.S.A.-1, Softball - 1, Choir - 3, Variety Show - 2. JOHN SUKYS Z5 O z H KAREN TETREV: DEBBIE THAR: Pep Band - 2, German Club - 3, N.H.S. - 2. Make-up - 2, Medical Ca- reers - 4, Variety Show - 4, Musical - 4, All School Play - 4, Band - 4. JOEYL THIERBACH: Track - 1. SCOTT THOMPSON: 63 BILL TOMSHECK DAN UNDERWOOD: Basketball -1, Football - I, Track - 4, Key Club - 3, Pep Band - 3, Variety Show - 3, Musical - 2, All School Play -1, Band - 4. BRUCE UNRUH: Choir - 3, F.F.A. - 4, Musical - 1. ROZ VAUGHN: Ski Club -1, Art Club -1, J. A. -1, Medical Careers -1, Make-up - 2, Variety Show - 1, Musical - 2, Band - 4. KATHY VERGOT: Band -1, Spanish Club - 1, Student Council - 1. LESLIE VINCENT SCOTT WAGEMAKER: Basketball -1, Football - 3, L Club - 1, Variety Show - 1. LYNDA WAGNER: Medical Careers - 2. KEITH WILSON: Basketball - 2, Key Club - 4, Football - 4, Tennis - 1, L Club - 1, Student Council - 1, Variety Show - 4. AMY WOLFE: Variety Show - 1. JULIE WARNER: L Club - 2, Drifter - 1, Student Council - 2, Make-up - 2, Variety Show - 2, Musical - 1, Choir - 1. KEVIN WARNOCK: Basketball - 4, Football - 4, Baseball - 4. DOUG WEINGART: Track - 4, Science Club - 2, Pep Band -1, Band - 4, Variety Show -1, Musi- cal - 3, All School Play - 1, Stage Crew - 1. CARRIE WEIRICK: Art Club -1, Volleyball - 1, Softball - 4. Mat Maid - 3, L Club - 1, Variety Show - 3, All School Play -1, Band -1, Prom Comm. - 1. MICHELE WHITCOMB: BIRGITTA WIDLUND: Exchange Student, Ski Club -1. Drama Club -1, Spanish Club -1, Choir - 1, Variety Show - 1. BARB WOLFF: Quill and Scroll - 2, Yearbook - 2, N.H.S. - 2, Medical Careers - 1, Va- riety Show - 2, Musical - 1, Band - 4, Choir - 2, Yearbook Editor - 1, Flag Corps Captain - 1, Flag Corps Co-Captain - 1, Flag Corps - 3. RICH WOMELDORF: LORI YOST: Ski Club - 1, Spanish Club - 2, Variety Show - 1, Prom Comm. - 1. BETH WOODWARD: Band - 2, Quill and Scroll - 2, Yearbook Staff - 2, Make-up -1, All School Play - 3, Variety Show - 3, Musical - 4, Choir - 4 BILL WRIGHT: Cross Country - 4, Track - 4, Science Club - 1, Quiz Bowl -1, All School Play-1, N.H.S.-2, Band - 4, Ski Club - 1. KEN YOUNG: German Club - 2. KIM YOW: Drama Club - 1, Make- up - 3, Variety Show - 2, All School Play - 3, Musical - 2, Thespians - 2. BRENDA ZACHA: Make-up - 1, Variety Show - 1. JOAN ZAVORAL: JOHN ZAVORAL RICK ZEHM: Band - 2. HEIDI ZIELKE: Pep Band - 1, F.S.A. - 2, Yearbook - 1, Medical Careers -1, Variety Show - 1, Musical - 2, Band - 4, N.H.S. 1. JEFF ZORDELL 65 Keeping The School Going Z O Q H Z Fred Schmidt, Superintendent of Schools Bill Galbreath, Assistant Superintendent Gloria Vanderbeck, Curriculum and Personnel Cherie Lake, Administrative Secretary Jule Gast, Food Services Supervisor Betty Verduin, School District Nurse Floyd Parker, Maintenance Supervisor The members of the Board of Education are: seated: Russell Hanson, Nicky Baker, James Murphy, standing: John Steinke, Arnold Nitz, George Zinkil, Gerald Totzke. Keeping The School Going! 67 Mr. Reilly, Mr. Clark, Mr. Kniola Mrs. Bischoff, Mrs. Zeilke, Mrs. Rosenthal, Mrs. Avery The Cooks The Maintenance Group Mr. Woods Mr. Schmidke Mrs. Lawrick, Mrs. Kimley, Mrs. Covington, Mrs. Lindenberg, Mrs. Fournier, Mrs. Spilger, Mrs. Dinges, Mrs. Spitzer, Mrs. Dinges, Mrs. Kretchman. 68 Government Teachers Go To Court RON PATZER; Standing: Ron Patzer, Kerry Lewis, Bill Wroblewski, Jim Maier, Jack Greendonner. Seated: Bob Fell, Pam Leland, and Dave Price. Dennis Keith, Dave Turley, Gene Ball, Mili Hamblen, Jan Lane, Bonnie Boldt, Lou Ann Shane, and Gloria Begor. Social Studies; 2 years at L.H.S.; B.A. from U. of M. KERRY LEWIS; Psycholo- gy; 8 years at L.H.S.; B.S. from C.M.U. BILL WROBLEWSKI; So- cial Studies; 11 years at L. H.S.; B.S. from Ball State and M.A. from W.M.U. JIM MAIER; Social Studies; Basketball; 8 years at L.H.S.; B.A. from G.V.S.C. JACK GREENDONNER; Social Studies; Yearbook; 18 years at L.H.S.; B.A. from Olivet and M.A. from W.M.U. BOB FELL; History; 23 years at L.H.S.; B.A. from W.S.U. and M.A. from W.M.U. PAM LELAND; Psycholo- gy; Student Teacher from M. S.U. DAVE PRICE; Social Stud- ies; Softball, Wrestling; 8 years at L.H.S.; B.A. from Olivet and M.A. from W.M.U. Your Business Is Their Business DENNIS KEITH; Business; Baseball, Football; 8 years at L.H.S.; B.S. and M.A. from W.M.U. DAVE TURLEY; Business; Baseball, “L” Club; 3 years at L.H.S.; B.S. from W.M.U. GENE BALL; Distributive Education Coordinator; 7 years at L.H.S.; B.S. from Ferris and M.A. from W.M.U. MILI HAMBLEN; Business Education Coordinator; 23 years at L.H.S.; A.B. from U. of Ken. and M.A. from M.S.U. JAN LANE; Business; F.S.A.; 1 year at L.H.S.; B.S. from Wayne State. BONNIE BOLDT; Business; Student Council; 2 years at L.H.S.; B.S. from W.M.U. and M.A. from M.S.U. LOU ANN SHANE; Busi- ness; 1 year at L.H.S.; B.S. from W.M.U. GLORIA BEGOR; Business; F.S.A., 198 Class Adv.; 3 years at L.H.S.; B.S. from U. of Maryland. Vocational Ed.; It Isn’t The Basics: It’s More! 69 DAVE TOPPING; Vocation- al Education; Football; 7 years at L.H.S.; B.S. and M.S. from I.S.T.C. LEE MUCHMORE; Voca- tional Woods; 10 years at L. H.S.; B.S. from C.M.U. and M. A. from W.M.U. TOM KACYNSKI; Welding; 7 years at L.H.S.; B.S. from W.M.U. BILL JOHNSON; Small Gas Engines and Auto Shop; 6 years at L.H.S.; B.S. from Ball State. ED KOEHLER; Drafting; 6 years at L.H.S.; B.S. and M.A. from W.M.U. JANE HILD; Home Eco- nomics; 9 years at L.H.S.; B.S. from I.S.U. and M.A. from W.M.U. MARSHA SMITS; Home Economics; 1983 Class Adv.; 1 year at L.H.S.; B.S. from M.S.U. ANITA STUEVER; Agricul- tural Science; F.F.A.; 1 year at L.H.S.; B.S. from M.S.U. Standing: Dave Topping, Lee Muchmore, Tom Kacynski, Bill Johnson, Ed Koehler. Seated: Jane Hild, Marsha Smits, Anita Stuever. Front: Gary Groat, Barry Kenreich. GARY GROAT; Vocational BARRY KENREICH; Metal Auto; 9 years at L.H.S.; B.S. Shop; 7 years at L.H.S.; B.S. and M.A. from W.M.U. from W.M.U. Phys. Ed.; A Real Run For Your Money INGE BOTTS; P.E.; Volley- RUSS OLIN; P.E.; 15 years DIANA DAVIS; P.E.; 1980 ball; 6 years at L.H.S.; B.A. at L.H.S.; B.A. from Alma. Class Adv., Track; B.S. from from W.M.U. C.M.U. 70 Science; It’s A Real Gas BOB SOTNYK; Mathemat- ics; 6 years at L.H.S.; B.S. and M.A. from W.M.U. DENNIS BRUECK; Math- ematics; Track; 12 years at L.H.S.; B.S. from W.M.U. and M.A. from Andrews. BILL WILKINSON; Math- ematics; 11 years at L.H.S.; B.S. and M.A. from M.S.U. TOM PORTER; Mathemat- ics; Math Club; 17 years at L. H.S.; B.S. from M.S.U. and M. A. from W.M.U. BRUCE BITTENBENDER; Science; Wrestling; 10 years at L.H.S.; B.S. from Milligan College and M.A. from W.M.U. BEN INQUILLA; Science; Spanish; Spanish Club; 10 years at L.H.S.; B.A. and M.A.T. from Andrews. Marilyn Hass Dick Ramthun GLEN ARTER; Science; 22 years at L.H.S.; B.S. from Hillsdale and M.A. from W.M.U. NATALIE CARROLL; Sci- ence; 11 years at L.H.S.; B.S. from M.S.U. CELIA SPRAGUE; Math- ematics; National Honor So- ciety; 10 years at L.H.S.; B.A. from W.M.U. and M.A. from Andrews. DON MYERS; Science; Sci- ence Club; 17 years at L. H.S.; B.S. from Ferris and M. A. from M.S.U. MARILYN HASS; Math- ematics; Cheer leading Adv.; 4 years at L.H.S.; B.S. and M.A. from W.M.U. DICK RAMTHUN; Science; Medical Careers; 3 years at L.H.S.; B.S. from W.M.U. and M.A. from M.S.U. Math Teachers Help Students With Their Figures £ O Standing: Bob Sotnyk, Dennis Breuck, Bill Wilkinson, Tom Porter, Bruce Bittenbender. Seated: Ben Inquilla, Glen Arter, Natalie Carroll, Celia Sprague, Don Meyers. English Teachers Get “Write” Down To Business Mary Wolting Seated: Vicki Poole, Sue Johns, Merla Sinn and Barb Lovellette. Standing: Terry Kimble, Jan Lindenfeld, Ken Lindahl, Diana Grin- ned and Arlene Stover. Fine Arts Teachers Draw New Notes John Adams VICKI POOLE, English; 6 years at L.H.S.; B.S. from W.M.U. SUZANNE JOHNS; Eng- lish, Journalism; Newspa- per, Quill Scroll; 20 years at L.H.S.; B.A. from W.M.U. MERLA SINN; English; 1983 Class Adv.; 6 years at L.H.S.; B.A. from W.M.U. BARB LOVELLETTE; English; 1982 Class Adv.; 12 years at L.H.S.; B.A. from M.S.U. TERRY KIMBLE; Eng- lish; 3 years at L.H.S.; B.A. from W.M.U. JAN LINDENFELD; English; Make-up Crew; 7 years at L.H.S. KEN LINDAHL; Theatre; Auditorium Manager, Ail School Play, Drama Club, Forensics, Thespians, Va- riety Show; 9 years at L.H.S.; B.A. and M.A. from W.M.U. James Bembenek, Arnold Lesser ARNIE LESSER; Band; 21 years at L.H.S.; B.M.E. and M.A. from Northwestern JAMES BEMBENEK; Band; Computer Science; 5 years at L. H.S.; B.A. from M.S.U. and M. A. from Andrews. JOHN ADAMS; German; German Club; 22 years at L.H.S.; B.A. and M.A. from W.M.U. DIANA GRINNELL; English; 1 year at L.H.S.; B.A. from W.M.U. Sue Rapp (seated), Judy Ball, Dennis Lundgren SUE RAPP; Art; Art Club; 6 years at L.H.S.; B.A. from Albion and M.A. from M.S.U. JUDY BALL; Art; 15 years at L.H.S.; B.S. from W.M.U. DENNIS LUNDGREN; Choir; Musical; 5 years at L.H.S.; B.A. from W.M.U. and M.A. from Andrews. MARY WOLTING; Eng- lish; 1982 Class Adv.; 3 years at L.H.S.; B.A. from Ball State, M.A. from An- drews. 71 72 Student Service; Out To Help You!! Seated: Randi Zick, Rob Forburger, Pat Curtis. Middle: Bill Toms, Sally Cheek, Dorothy Hildebrand, Ken Humes. Back: Lloyd MacTavish, Jerry Stelling. RANDI ZICK; Resource; 1 year at L.H.S.; B.S. and M.A. from W.M.U. ROB FORBURGER; Work Placement Office; Student Council; 5 years at L.H.S.; B.S. from W.M.U. PAT CURTIS; Resource; 1981 Class Adv.; 2 years at L.H.S.; B.A. from M.S.U. BILL TOMS; Career Place- ment; 6 years at L.H.S.; B.B.A. and M.A. from W.M.U. SALLY CHEEK; Resource; 1981 Class Adv.; 4 years at L.H.S.; B.A. from W.M.U. DOROTHY HILDEBRAND; Guidance Counselor; 10 years at L.H.S.; B.A. from U of Wis., M.S. from W.S.U. and Ed.D. from Andrews. KEN HUMES; Guidance Counselor; 16 years at L.H.S.; B.S. from W.M.U. and M.A. from Andrews. LLOYD MACTAVISH; Guidance Counselor; 9 years at L.H.S.; B.A. from Olivet and M.A. from W.M.U. JERRY STELLING; Librar- ian; 7 years at L.H.S.; B.S. from Great Falls. 74 “A” Band — 1 All The Way! Q A” Band Members: Denise Ackall, Jill Albee, Carole Albrecht, Sharon Amundson, Yvonne Arthur, Charles Avery, Keith Avery, Dan Baker, Tammy Ball, Angie Barger, Mike Barger, Steve Barker, Karen Barnes, Chris Berry, Jim Betker, Roland Betker, Laurie Bonczkowski, Sheila Brozovich, Natalie Carr, Carolyn Cheek, Ben Covington, Kim Cowgill, Elaine Dame, Jeff Dienes, Mike Doolan, Pam Duschek, Kim Edwards, Todd Ehman, Jennifer Eppley, Lisa Erickson, Ken Fast, Debbie Feather, Denise Fife, Randy Fife, Priscilla Firl, Scott Fleisher, Stephanie Frohbieter, Paul Gain, Robert Gaiser, Nancy Gast, Liz Gebhard, Karen Gobert, Darek Goch, Dave Goetz, Jim Greendonner, Mike F I Groeschel, Rita Guse, Rich Hannah, Michelle Harder, Julie Harris, Joe Hayes, Dixie Hidy, Larry Hidy, Terry Hlathein, Dave Hollingsworth, Karen Ingwersen, Lori Jewell, Tracey Jewell, Heidi Juengling, Elaine Katsulos, Brian Kemp, Sandy Kemp, Tracey Kessler, Anne Klassen, Kellie Klett, Dave Klingspon, Chuck Koch, Arthur Kolberg, Terri Kolberg, Laura Kretchman, Kelly Krieger, Kevin Krieger, Ron Kubsch, Shalini Lall, Laura Laney, Dave Lawrick, W Julie Lippert, Sue Machemer, Barb Martin, Karen Martin, Barb Mathis, Francis Mendoza, Cheri Meschke, Chris Meschke, Scott Meyer, Gretchen Montieth, Eric Neibauer, Lisa Nelson, Louise Nelson, Laurie Nichols, Rachel Niemi, Lisa Niezgodski, Jim Nosotti, Chris Nozicka, Rena Nozicka, Karl Ochsner, Chris Pinderski, Jeff Pinderski, Jeanne Place, Nora Place, Kathy Porter, Nancy Porter, Lana Ramthun, Roy Ramthun, Mary Richardson, Greg Robins, Todd _ Rockwell, Dave Roden, Matt Rogers, Gayla Ruff, Sue Schewe, Nancy Schutz, Mindi Seel, Nancy Shank, Mike Sla- _ baugh, Dan Smith, Lisa Sorensen, Lori Spliger, Elfie Stadelmayer, Mary Stancik, Jill Steinke, Keith Stelter, Jayme . Strefling, Nancy Stright, Amy Studebaker, Kim Taber, Kris Taube, Tracey Taylor, Debbie Thar, Joy Tiefenbach, Duane Tolsma, Robin Totzke, Kathy Tysman, Todd Tysman, Dan Underwood, Roz Vaughn, Leslie Vincent, Joan Vivardo, Alissa Wald, Todd Walters, Doug Weingart, Gerry Weingart, Jill Wenzlaff, Mary Williams, Kevin Wilson, Michele Winslow, Brian Wisneski, Barb Wolff, Tammy Womeldorf, Melissa Woods, Betsy Wright, Bill Wright, Kathy Yampolsky, Heidi Zielke, Jeff Zordell; Directors: Arnold Lesser, James Bembenek; Student Director; Doug Henkelman; N Flag Corps Advisor: Laura Ambrose. 75 Front Row: Sue Machemer, Mrs. Ambrose, Barb Wolff; Second Row: Kim Edwards, Lisa Nelson, Robin Totzke; Third Row: Cheri Meschke, Lori Spilger, Yvonne Arthur, Betsy Wright; Fourth Row: Lana Ramthun, Natalie Carr, Jill Wenzlaff, Heidi Juengling: Fifth Row: Angie Barger, Denise Ackall, Anne Klassen, Louise Nelson. Front Row: Drum Majorette — Mindi Seel, Twirler — Sandy Kemp, Drum Major — Dan Underwood; Back Row: Flag Corps Co-captain — Sue Machemer, Treasurer Secretary — Karen Gobert, President — Roy Ramthun, Vice-President — Lori Jewell, Flag Corps Captain — Barb Wolff. The 1979-1980 “A” Band made its first ap- pearance at the Berrien.County Youth Fair. Then they spent a week at band camp where they practiced their routines in prep- aration for their football game and festival performances. On October 13, the senior band showed their marching abilities at Marching Festival where they were re- warded with a Division I rating. At the end of their successful marching sea- son, the 155-member band divided into sepa- rate Symphonic and Concert bands. They then performed together for their Winter concert, but participated separately for both the Band and Orchestra Festival and the Spring concert. The “A” Band also partici- pated in the Blossomtime and Memorial Day Parades. This year's Best Squad Award was earned by squad B: Lana Ramthun, Natalie Carr, Barb Wolff, and Jill Wenzlaff. 76 From Marching ... To Concert. 77 Front Row: Wendy Fritz, Michelle Larson, Susan Diederich, Heike Kemper, Lisa Miller, Carla Zielke, Amy Warner, Jill Sisson, Teresa Pecoraro. 2nd Row: Van Nelson, Lynn Jenkins, Joetta Imler, Dean Schink, Keke Bekkering, Diane Rice, Thelma McIntosh, Nadine Mechtel, Mary Brey, Shellie Bennett, Melissa Clanton, Albert Kohn, Ralph Heibutzke. 3rd Row: Ted Chen, Cindy Hinkle, Jessica Martin, Carolyn Pihulic, Cindy Kimball, Jan Sisson, Carolyn Washburn, Brenda Spears, B.J. Bodjack, Rick Brown, Scott Frobel, Lynda Kingsbury, Susan Bryant, Lori Burford, Julius Turk, Robert Swisher, Tony Brauchler, Kathy Sipes. 4th Row: Janet Wadley, Kathy Weich, Vicki Owens, Kelley Reed, Kecia Smiley, Carla Clem, C.J. Schwarz, Dave McConomy, Dennis Horton, David Reilly, Ron Gipson, Tracy Eggleston, Mark Gerber, Mark Jaske, John Brauchler, Evan Juengling, Dennis Kastner, Julie Yore, Brian Glossinger, Steve Nelson, Scott Bodjack. Back Row: Dave Zehm, Phil Klassen, Mark Verdin, Pat Wozniak, Rayetta Hicks, Jacky Racz, Jeff Vergot, Kelly Cunningham. Not Pictured: Jill Irish, Dave Powers, Elizabeth James, Heather Sandmann. Q Z CQ Lakeshore’s Reserve Bands, directed by Mr. Bembenek and Mr. Lesser, participat- ed in several events throughout the year. Both the “B” and “C” Bands combined together for the Winter and Spring con- certs as well as for the Band and Orches- tra Festival. Many students were also in- volved in the District and State Solo and Ensemble Festivals. Front Row: Ann Westerbeke, Kathy Bedunah, Amy Schroeder, Kathy Nyland, Leslie Moulds, Kellie Jewell, Julie Miller, Sue England, David Gerken. 2nd Row: Kris Reinink, Kirsten Carr, Joyce Richter, Jill Bailey, Tobey Taylor, Joel Trapp, Wendell Brooks, Mike Spear, Matt DenBleyker, Nancy Krone, Mike Wermuth, Diane Tungett. 3rd Row: Jane Wilkinson, Julie Czech, Donna Carmichael, Leann Bradley, Phil Eaton, Sarah Niemi, Missy Aiken, Steve Wadley, Vicki Morgan, Lori Klingspon, Mike Arthur, Brian Markley, Simon Hoffman, Dan Pinderski, Bob Roden, Karla Huebner, Kim Klus, Jim Falvey. 4th Row: Jack Arbanas, Lynn Van Pelt, Tammy Abbott, Lori Lehmann, Chris Hanson, Sherrie Sutton, Sara Stump, Ruth Ridenour, Lori Notaro, Lori DeVries, Irene Sahs, Julie Korican, Dan Bollenbacher, Jayne Erickson, Beth Reed, Dan Loikits, Cheryl Hoge, Randy Perrin, Renee Surch. Back Row: Keven Kirksey, Kary Hall, Mike Muirhead, Mike Nelson, Ninette Koehler, Dave Zordell, Greg O’Dell. Not Pictured: Robin Casey, Marti Cox, Greg Ferrell, Terrie Kessler, Doug Klug, Elizabeth Oliver, Jay Slocum, Heidi Topping. Jazz Band Plays On The 1979-80 Jazz Band, under the direction of James Bembenek, had a very eventful year. Besides performing many concerts at various schools, they also participated in the Jazz Festival held May 7 at Lake Michigan College. The jazz band combined with the choirs for the Fall concert and cut an album at their annual Spring concert. At the Spring concert, the winners of the Louis Armstrong Jazz Awards, Barb Mathis and Kevin Krieger, were announced. Mr. Bem- benek’s contribution and dedication this year has been greatly appreciated by the members of the 1979-80 Jazz Band. Jazz Band Members: Steve Barker, Jim Betker, Roland Betker, Jeff Biddinger, Chris Bomberger, Todd Ehman, Randy Fife, Scott Fleischer, Derek Goch, Dave Goetz, Rita Guse, Rick Hartwig, Dixie Hidy, Lori Jewell, Elaine Katsulos, Kevin Krieger, Barb Mathis, Eric Pfeil, Roy Ramthun, Matt Rogers, Mike Sandel, Jayme Strefling, Bet- sy Wright. EP BAND: The Loudest Group At Every Game 81 Pep Band Members: Elaine Dame, Wendy Fritz, Denise Fife, Jennifer Epply, Lori Jewell, Jill Al- bee, Carole Albrecht, Laurie Bonczkowski, Heidi Zielke, Karen Ingwersen, Sheila Brozovich, Rita Guse, Ken Fast, Kevin Kreiger, Derek Goch, Roy Ramthun, Dave Goetz, Sue Schewe, Dan Underwood, Randy Fife, Chip Avery, Dan Ba- ker, Ben Covington, Karen Gobert, Jim Green- donner, Gretchen Monteith, Jill Steinke, Mary Stancik, Allisa Wald, Leslie Vincent, Doug Weingart, Sandy Kemp, Steve Barker, Liz Geb- hard, Scott Fleischer, Debbie Thar, Mike Nelson, Jeanne Place. The 1979-1980 Pep Band was led by the one and only, wild and crazy guy, Arnie Lesser himself. Bringing joy and cheer to everyone, the pep band performed at all of the home basketball games playing everything from “Baby Face” to “Rocky.” Included in this was their theme song “Hogan’s Heroes” which they played at every game. This row- dy bunch dressed up differently for almost every game, wearing such crazy outfits as ties, hats, pins, and shades and togas. With its fearless leader, the pep band added much to the spirit of the basketball games. Front: Amy Studebaker, Ruth Abram, Louise Nelson, Kathy Martin, Rita Guse, Kellie Klett, Patty Talbot, Kellie Jewel, Chris Meschke, Laura Caulpetzer, Beth Woodward. 2nd: Julie Lippert, Laura Nelson, Laurie Nichols, Greg Schadt, Rick Hartwig, David Kohn, Steve Wadley, Randy Rothschild, Dennis Riggs, Patty Matthews, Nancy Gast, Jodi Wagonmaker. 3rd: Nancy Shank, Rachel Niemi, Greg Robbins, Phil Ridenour, Scott Meyer, Scott Fliesher, Rick McNeil, Jack Puckett, Don Schmitt, Mike Barger, Mary Reilly, Kathy Harvey, Jill Steinke. Back: Sarah Niemi, Joan Murphy, Elaine Dame, Lana Hawkins, Lori Klingspon, Mike Doolan, Dan Wermuth, Ray Amicarelli, Joel Graves, Monica Riedel, Terese Sukys, Nancy Stright, Carole Albrecht, Mindi Seel. g © X © Front: Julie Lippert, Carole Albrecht, Rita Guse, Kathy Martin, Jill Steinke. 2nd: Elaine Dame, Scott Meyer, Rick Hartwig, Phil Eaton, Mike Doolan, Monica Riedel, Back: Laura Nelson, Greg Robbins, Greg Schadt, Rick McNeil, Mike Barger, Chris Caulpetzer, Terese Sukys. Choir Officers: Secretary, Jeff Biddinger; President, Elaine Dame; Vice President, Rita Guse. The Lakeshore Concert Choir is made up of fifty-five students who really enjoy singing. Every year, when the Seniors graduate, new members are chosen from the Chorale and Girls Concert Choir, through auditions. Throughout the year the three choirs, along with the Lakeshore Singers, performed three concerts. The Christmas Concert fea- tured a special treat, when all the choirs combined to sing, Twas the Night Before Christmas. This year the Concert Choir par- ticipated in the Variety Show, “Celebrate ’79,” and performed Gloria, a Latin song, with the Niles and Andrews Choirs at An- drews University. 84 g o SB Girls Concert Choir Has Outstanding Season 1st: Denise Horn, Kelly Hines, Kyle Hayes, Alice Rosa, Kim Mckie, Donna Schmaltz, Lori Baum. 2nd: Holly Kurbis, Tracey Eggleston, Pam Duschek, Darci Delong, Terrie Kessler, Katrina Thompson, Rose Dover. 3rd: Leslie Richwine, Sue Woodrick, Kim Nielson, Nola Priester, Lisa Pruett, Rhonda Freeman, Kathy Tysman, Sharia Patzer. 1st: Dawn Hetfield, Sharon Baird, Carla Clem, Jill Sisson, Erin Righter, Gretchen Gast, Julie Yore, Jill Gotstein, Tina Coleman, John Studebaker. 2nd: Lisa Welch, Natalie Vanarman, Phil Eaton, David Fritz, David Smykal, Lori DeVries, Kecia Smiley, Laurie Kersch- baum, Kelly Ficher. 3rd: Carolyn Pihulic, Tammy Abbott, Laurie Alexander, Dennis Dasse, Eric Schadt, Ken Houser, Terri Anderson, Shauna Hartline, Laurie Freeman. Varsity Takes Honors The 1979-1980 Varsity Cheerleading squad was Superior in every way. They captured many titles and honors during the summer at two cheerleading camps, and also during the school year. The first camp they attended was an “International Cheerleading Foundation” camp. There the squad won the title of “Grand Champi- ons,” “Most Congenial Squad,” the “Spirit Award,” and various other ribbons. Tra- cey Jewell won an Individual award as the most outstanding cheerleader. The second camp they attended was the “Michigan State Cheerleading School.” The squad again won the top award, with Tracey Jewell, again winning a special honor. During the school year, the squad partici- pated in various competitions, beginning with the Coldwater Invitational in No- vember. There they placed first over eleven other schools. The cheerleaders then moved on to Regional competition, where they were one of five squads to qualify for state competition. At the state finals, the Varsity Cheerleaders placed fourth in the class B competition, and beat every other squad in their division. At the state finals, the Varsity Cheerlea- ders placed fourth in the class B com- petition, and beat every other squad in their division. The squad keeps busy throughout the year by cheering at all football and bas- ketball games, having fund raisers, din- ners for the teams, planning pep assem- blies, and helping to maintain spirit in the students Shelia Friske, Kathy Fones, Debbie Fairleigh, Tracey Jewell, Sherry Small, Karen Wahl, Nancy Kuhn, Julie Warner, Karen Krajecki. JV Spirit Shines Kathy Fones, Jill Biddinger, Kellie Jewell. Heidi Topping. Brenda Dorsey, Kimm Lucker, Kathy Weirick. Not Pictured: Jill Wenzlaff, alt. cn P5 H Q £ a The J.V. Cheerleaders were very busy throughout the year. During the summer they attended camp at Adrian College. They brought back two second place ribbons and a spirit award which was voted on by all the other squads at camp. They also took a first place over-all. During football and basketball seasons they did various things for the teams and coaches. In the winter they also attended a competition in Coldwater, Michigan. 89 Freshman; Successful First Year The Lakeshore Freshman Cheerleaders were quite busy during their first year of cheering at Lakeshore. The little Lancers cheered at all home Freshman football and basketball games. They also sold programs at the J.V. and Varsity home games. All together there were seven girls making up this year’s squad. Their advisor was Shel- ly Borgenson. 90 The 1979-80 Lakeshore Lancerettes, under the direction of Mrs. Debbie Adler, achieved great success and notoriety this year in re- turn for their many long hours of drills and practices. Throughout the summer as the squad pre- pared for camp, practices were demanding and intense but well worth the effort as the Lancerettes captured the Class AA Grand Championship at Badgerette Camp in Al- bion, MI. Along with the first place overall trophy, the squad brought home three first place ribbons, three second place ribbons, sore muscles and a great deal of experience in “Pomming.” In August, the Lancerettes traveled to Aurora, Illinois to compete against eleven other Grand Champion Squads from five different states, and al- though they received no awards, their per- formances were excellent and they again brought home many new ideas for the up- coming year. In addition to the summer camps and prac- tices, the girls held a min-clinic that sixty little girls attended and $120 was gained; they had a car wash profitting $80. The money from these three projects allowed the girls to purchase new sweaters and em- blems that have become favorites with both the crowd and the squad. More recently, the Lancerettes raised money to buy new skirts for the 1980-81 squad. Bake sales and Satur- day morning mini-clinics at the elementary schools were major contributions to the new skirt fund. The use of unique formations in their rou- tines was a well enjoyed highlight of this year’s performances as the Lancerettes used circles, squares, V’s, triangles, diagon- als, revolving kicklines and even a revolv- ing “X” to display their talents as a cham- pionship squad. The Lancerettes were not only invited to St. Joe and Coloma to per- form, but also to Bridgman to give a little girls’ mini-clinic. Yet the most exciting invi- tation was for the squad to perform at the Miss Three Oaks pageant in River Valley, where they provided a very pleased crowd with several of their award-winning rou- tines. Capping the year was a tearful performance at the last home game where the Seniors were honored for their fine year as Lancer- ettes. 91 Pom Pon Girls Are Class AA Grand Champs Front: Laura Kretchman, Kim Brien, Debbie Kerschbaum. Second row: Kym Taber, Angie Bevilacqua, Yvonne Arthur, Louise Nelson. Back: Joy Tiefenbach, T.K. Holt, Sue Machemer, Tracy Kessler, Carolyn Cheek, and Anne Klassen. Not pictured: Yvonne Mason and Cathrina Ojert. Diane Miller Crowned Miss Stevensville 1980! On February 9, 1980, Diane Miller was crowned Miss Stevensville. Diane, a Lake- shore Senior, was chosen from a field of twenty-six contestants. The theme for the contest was “Olympic Odyssey,” and enter- tainment was provided by the Southwest- ern Michigan Gymnats. Four finalists were also chosen. They were, First Runner-up, Yvonne Mason; Second Runner-up, Wendy Necas; Third Runner-up, Sonnie Bryant; and Fourth Runner-up, Janet Meyer. Nancy Kuhn was voted Miss Congeniality. Other contestants included: Barb Wolff, Nancy Shank, Shelly Long, Rita Guse, Kathy Ver- got, Kim Brien, Louise Nelson, Angie Bevi- lacqua, Brenda Zacha, Sherry Small, Carrie Weirick, Tammie Hendren, Karen Krajecki, Elfi Stadelmayer, Jeanne Place, Julie Schadler, April Pinderski, Liz Gebhard, Terri Taber, and Heidi Mertin. Five finalists: Wendy Necas, Yvonne Mason, Diane Miller, Sonnie Bryant, and Janet Meyer. Cheri Menchinger Crowned Miss Baroda! On February 25, 1980, Cheri Menchinger was crowned Miss Baroda. Cheri, a Michigan Lutheran Senior, was chosen from a group of eight contestants. The theme for the con- test was “Disco Dolls on Wheels,” and en- tertainment was provided by the Champion Disco Roller Skaters, Chris Nozicka and Mary Hawkins. Other entertainment was provided by Patty Hoge and Craig Nitz. Chosen First and Second Runners-up re- spectively were, Linda Clem and Tamra Kai (T.K.) Holt. T.K. was also chosen Miss Con- geniality. Other contestants included — Barb Martin, Jayne Klug, Judy Spitzer, Don- na Schmaltz, and Meg Gantenbein. 93 94 TO ALL PARENTS by Edgar Guest “I’ll lend you for a little time a child of mine.” He said, For you to love the while he lives and mourn for when he’s dead, It may be six or seven years or twenty two or three, But will you, till I call him back, take care of him for Me? He’ll bring his charms to gladden you, and shall his stay be brief, You’ll have his lovely memories as solace for your grief.” “I cannot promise he will stay, since all from earth return, But there are lessons taught down here, I want this child to learn. I’ve looked the wide world over in my search for teachers true And from the throngs that crowd life’s lanes, I have selected you. Now will you give him all your love, nor think the labor vain, Nor hate Me when I come to call him back again?” men lh “I fancied that I heard them say: Dear Lord Thy will be done.” .ci For all the joy Thy child shall bring, the risk ofgrief will run. We’ll shelter him with tenderness, we’ll love him while we may And for the happiness we’ve known forever grateful stay; But shall the angels call him much sooner than we’ve planned We’ll brave the bitter grief that comes and try to understand”. i'-'SH� '4,4 95 96 Drifter Staff Keeps Us Informed Front: Mike Hamilton; 2nd: Mike Lehmann, Nancy Kuhn, Liz Gebhard, Sue Machemer, Karen Gobert, Mrs. Johns; 3rd: Dave Humelburg, Shelia Friske, Stephanie Frobieter, Debbie Solari, Diane Hoffmann; Back: Vince Mandar- ino, John Anstey, Angie Bevilaqua, Barb Martin, Mark Burford, and Vince Zuber. £ 22 z PS o One of the most awaited publications was the Lakeshore Drifter. The hard working Drifter Staff published twenty-six papers which were sold twice a month. The Drifter was filled with interesting articles and up to date information about school activiites. Their special papers included the Christmas Paper and the long awaited Senior Paper. The Drifter printed any letters to the editor, provided they were signed and written in good taste. Innovations for this years’ Drift- er included a small name plate and placing the picture page on the last page. The Staff for this year’s paper was: Karen Gobert, Editor-in-chief; Stephanie Fro- bieter, Assistant Editor; Paul Nus, News Editor; Liz Gebhard, Co-Editorial Editor; Denise Ackall, -co-Editorial Editor; Diane Hoffmann, Co-Feature Editor; Nancy Kuhn, Co-Feature Editor; Vince Mandarino, Co- Sports Editor; John Anstey, Co-Sports Edi- tor; Barb Martin, Business Manager; Jeff Biddinger, Advertising Manager; Debbie So- lari, Cartoonist; Mark Burford, Photogra- pher; Vince Zuber, Photographer; Dave Hu- melburg, Photographer. The reporters in- clude: Angie Bevilaqua, Shelia Friske, Mike Hamilton, Anne Klassen, Sue Machemer Rosie Buckenberger, Tracey Jewell, Mike Lehmann, and Julie Warner. The 1979-1980 LAKESHORE LAKESHORE HIGH SCHOOL 5771 CLEVELAND AVE. STEVENSVILLE, Ml 49127 Volume Seven' Quill And Scroll Rewards Journalism Students Seated; Jodi Wagonmaker, Ellen Callender, Mindi Seel, Karen Gobert, Nancy Kuhn, Angie Bevilaqua, Mary Stancik, Diane Hoffman, Barb Wolff. Standing: Liz Gebhard, Julie Lippert, Amy Studebaker, Barb Martin, Paul Nus, Mark Burford, Heidi Zielke, Lisa Erickson, Barb Mathis, Kelly Sinkiewicz, Rosie Buckenberger. Jodi Wagonmaker Mindi Seel Mark Burford Mary Stancik Karen Gobert and Barb Wolff Quill and Scroll is the international honor- ary society for high school journalists who have achieved a high level of skill in some field of journalism. The students must have accumlative grade point average in the up- per third of their class to qualify for consid- eration as a member. The newspaper and yearbook advisors then honor those stu- dents who have shown outstanding ability in editing, writing, lay out, and photograph- ic skills by appointing them to a member- ship in the society. Two year members include Karen Gobert, Barb Wolff and Beth Woodward. Three year members include Dave Hummelbert and Dave Summers. 97 98 Ski Club — Fun On The Slopes Gayla Ruff — late again. Front: Chris Nystuen, Tim Wheeler, Patty Gerken, and Tenina McAnany. Back: Erin Righter, David Dow, Dave Roden, Nancy Shank, Chris Pinderski, Mike Jasper, Scott Zie- barth, Mark State, Doug Meyers, Ken Gerken, Joanne Ketchum, Bernd Lucius, Brant McAn- any, Kurtiss Klus, Jeff Harris, Billy Anderson, Shelly Bennett, Michele Harder, Laura Callender, Jan Sisson, and Van Nelson. CC QQ P J O On Thursday nights the ski club loaded its members and advisor, Skip Longacre, on a bus and headed for Royal Valley Ski Resort in Buchanan. Unfortunately the snow fall wasn’t what the members hoped for, having many Thursday’s canceled because of high temperatures and lack of snow. This lack of snow didn’t stop them from having fun on the slopes, coming home just as fired-up as when they left. To raise money for a day at Timberidge Ski Lodge in Kalamazoo, the members spon- sored an after game dance during this year’s basketball season. All in all, the skiing sea- son proved to be a success besides the fact that two members, Kelly Reed and Shelly Bennett, suffered broken legs. Cathrina Ojert — President, Tenina McAnany — Vice- President, Debbie Solari — Secretary, and John Anstey — Treasurer. Cross Country Skiers Hit The Trails - 99 The new year brought Cross Country skiing to Lakeshore. For its first year the club did very well, skiing once a week when weather conditions permitted. This year’s advisor was Mrs. Grinnell. The President was Brad Krugler, Vice-President — Randy Harris, and Secretary — Tina Capozio. The mem- bers went to many fun places including: Wyndwicke, Grand Mere and S.W. Michi- gan Cross-Country Trails. All together it was a ski-doo year. Front: Simon Hoffman, Gary Stevens. Back: Brad Krugler and Pete Carpenter. 100 Art Club Draws Attention Celeste Grau, Jackie True, Miss Mitchell (student teacher), Melody Jacke- Miss Mitchell — checking on student pro- meyer, Mrs. Rapp, Jeff Hassler and Roz Vaughn, gress. PQ U H PS The many members of the Art Club worked hard to earn their sponsors accolade, “a great third year”. A money making project with lots of individual effort was their suc- cessful Christmas ornament sale. Money from this project was used to paint a mural on the wall the Choir room. The year was rounded out with numerous visits to art in- stitutes and visits from several speakers. Club officers were: Celeste Grau, President; Howard Whitright, Vice President; Roz Vaughn, Secretary-Treasurer. Other mem- bers included Connie Horton, Melody Jacke- meyer, Jackie True, Jeff Hassler and Randy Harris. Mrs. Rapp was advisor. Make-Up Crew Makes The Shows 101 This year, Lakeshore High School gave birth to a brand new club, the Make-up crew. It was an organization of all the different make-up crews from the many productions put on at Lakeshore High. Under the watchful guidance of advisor Jan Lindenfeld, the crew trans- formed fairly normal looking high school stu- dents into bizarre creatures and characters. The crew alternated chair people with each production and this year kept themselves busy by organizing the make-up for the Variety Show, Musical and All School Play. The crew also helped out on the make-up for summer theater and the Jr. High Variety Show. 102 One of Lakeshore’s “Exclusive clubs” is the “L” Club consisting of approximately 45 members. To be considered, you must have earned a varsity letter for participating in a sport for a full season. The prime concern of the “L” Club is to support the athletic teams by aiding them financially. The goals of the club change each year with the needs of the many sports in the school. The club sponsored a very successful Christmas Dance, along with a carnation sale. Thanks to a lot of hard work by its members, the dance was the most financial- ly successful project this year. Other pro- jects were very rewarding to the club. They included an after the game dance February 8th in which all the donations went to im- prove the training room, a three day Fresh- man Basketball Tournament in which all conference teams participated, and sweep- ing the floors for the basketball teams dur- ing the games. A donation was also given to the Booster Club to purchase a new camera. The “L” Club then planned a two day vaca- tion for its members during the spring. The clubs advisor was Mr. David Turley. “L” Club Supports Athletes Front: Cheri Meschke, Heidi Monteith, Robin Baehl, Mary Devoir, Karen Gobert, Sue Schewe, and Mary Stancik. 2nd: Dave Kastner, Dave Williams, Tami Ball, Lori Garlanger, Julie Schadler, Lisa Sorensen, Jill Wenzlaff, A1 Nitz, April Pinderski, and Rob Ford. 3rd: Rob Nelson, Terry Borr, Steve McGrath, Mike Welch, Dennis Metz, John Miller, Jon Gaunder, and Jeff Biddinger. 103 Key Clubbers Work For Our Community CLUB OFFICERS: Phil Laney, Treasurer; Dan Un- derwood, Vice President; Rick McNeill, President; Brad Parkins, Secretary. This year the Key Club, which consisted of 49 male students, carried on their traditional activities, plus more! For many years, the Key Club has held an annual Slave Day and 58-hour Basketball Marathon to raise money for Easter Seals. This year’s proceeds from the Donkey Basketball game went to the YWCA Perceptu- al Motor Program. The Key Clubbers also volunteered their services to the Salvation Army for “Bell Ringing” around Christmas time. Other activities were; the Val- entine Dance, and an after game dance, where the mon- ey went to Dan Tinkey’s training room. The Key Club- bers also escorted the Queens during the Key to the Cities Tour, and ushered the various events put on in the auditorium. Between all these activities the Key Clubbers found time for Intramural Basketball, taking on other school clubs and teams. Thanks Key Club, for serving the community, and showing so much support for Lakeshore. SENIOR MEMBERS: (Front) Mike Lehmann, Mike Riley, Bill Goetz, Jeff Pinderski, Joe Hayes, Dan Underwood, Phil Laney, Roy Ramthun, Kevin Krieger, Dan Mahler. (Back) Paul Nus, Rick McNeill, Randy Gillette, Keith Wilson, Eric Neibauer, Ben Covington, Steve Barker, Mike Hamilton, Bob Sipers, Dave Hummelberg. UNDERCLASSMEN: (Front) Roy Gover, Terry Hlathein, Bob Roden, Dan Pinderski, John Studebaker, Doug Schornhorst, Chuck Koch, Gary Smith, Steve Goetz. (Standing 2nd Row and Back) Mike Melcher, Pete Carpenter, Eric Pfeil, Dan Drews, Dave Roden, Doug Clem, Doug Myers, Jeff Buckner, Chris Pinderski, Chip Avery, Bill Bancroft, A1 Nitz, Todd Ehman, Kevin Wilson, Terry Borr, Scott Neibauer, Keith Avery, Don Notaro, Brad Parkins. 104 German Students Eat Their Way To Successful Year Front: Dale Gore, Jon Studebaker, Evan Kirby, Jack Arbanas, Mike Doolan, Brian Coulombe, Back: Langens Ludus, Joel Graves, Meedith Jackemeyer, Kathy Porter, Amy Studebaker, Carla Zielke, Judy Harris, Jon Friest. 05 £ U Z § 05 05 O The German Club is made up of students interested in the language and customs of the German people. The main purpose of the club seems to be “eat, drink, and be merry” (all in the German tradition, of course.) At the beginning of the year the members went on a bike hike to Baroda park, and feasted on Bratwurst, the staple food of the Germans. They celebrated Christmas and Fasching (german version of Mardi Gras) with parties where they also ate Bratwurst. One goal of the club was to have a party with something a bit fancier on the menu. They also joined the Spanish Club for a dinner. To finance these activities the club had a bake sale and a poster sale which were both suc- cessful. Another highlight of the year was a trip to Himmel Haus, in Elkhart, where the members stock up on all sorts of Ger- man goodies such as cheese, sausage, bread, and chocolate. Officers of the club included: President, Nancy Porter; Vice- President, Amy Studebaker; Treasurer, Karl Oschner; and Secretary, Mike Doo- lan. The advisor of the club was Mr. Ad- ams. Spanish Club — Mexico Here We Come 105 Front: Laura Nelson, Nelly Hoffmann, Kendra Smiley, and Mr. Inquilla — Advi- sor. Standing: Tom Jaworski, Mike Groschel, Jim Thomas, Dave Kohn, Tony Brauchler, and A1 Kohn. Officers Front: Kelly Reed, Kendra Smiley, Nelly Hoffmann. Back: Dave Kohn, Laura Nelson, and Jim Thomas. Students interested in the Spanish language and customs may join the Spanish Club. The Club, which consisted of 15 members, was busy with many activities. There were two candy sales to earn money for a future trip to Mexico. Also there were two dinners, one with the German Club. A trip to Chicago to visit the Spanish Section was planned and they also attended Central Michigan College for a Spanish Festival. This years officers were: Jim Thomas, Sec- retary; Kendra Smiley, Vice-Secretary; Nel- ly Hoffmann, Treasurer; and Dave Kohn, Vice-Treasurer. Advisor is Mr. Inquilla. £ The Future Farmers of America kept them- selves busy this year by taking part in ac- tivities such as trips, land labs, sales and conventions. One of the trips taken was to the state convention in Topeka Kansas. Funding for the trips was made possible through sales of citrus fruits, money from the land labs, and their annual chicken BBQ. The organization is currently made up of forty members. To be a member you must be or have been enrolled in an agriculture class. The Future Farmers has been a club at Lakeshore for nineteen years. This year’s officers were Craig Hartline, President; Jim Jakubs, Vice-President; April Boyd, Secre- tary; and Steve Schmaltz, Sentinel. The ad- visor for this year’s chapter was Anita Steuver. Along with numerous other activi- ties, the club also enjoyed a very successful basketball season. 107 Future Secretaries Type To Success Front row: Heidi Zielke, Daphne Dinges, Kelly Hines, Nola Priester, Beth Kubistal, Carrie Scoma. Second row: Rande Kottmann, Janet Wadley, Mrs. Lane. Mrs. Begor, Kim Mitchell, Laura Kimble, Jeanette Sturcz. Not Pictured: Sonja Henschel, Tammy Langston, Patti Ogden, Karen Rose. Have you ever asked yourself the ques- tion, “Would I enjoy a secretarial career?” The Future Secretaries Club (FSA) can help you answer this question. The club, advised by Mrs. Lane and Mrs. Begor, was involved in such activities as field trips, candy sale, Christmas party, and of course the annual Valentine telegram sale. Also, guests speakers were invited to inform the students of various jobs and what is expected of them. With the money that was earned from the fund raising activi- ties, the club had a banquet to finish off the year. Officers: Front: Secretary — Daphne Dinges, Vice-President — Beth Kubistal, Back: Treasurer — Kelly Hines, and President — Carrie Scoma. 108 As The Lights Go Down The stage crew, though actually never seen on stage, plays an active part in musical and play productions throughout the year. The members are trained through the auditorium management pro- gram. To be able to participate in the club activities, a member must have 40 hours of backstage work along with community and school productions. They must also pass a test on their knowledge of the equipment and its operation. During the year, the stage crew assists with the production of virtually every production and event that the school and community presents. The major produc- tions include; Variety Show, All-School Play, and the Miss Stevensville and Blos- somtime contests. Front: Dan Smith, Dennis Kastner, Brian Kemp, John Flaga. 2nd: Rob Lewis, Scott Meyer, Alan Kavanaugh, Mark Verduin. 3rd: Todd Rockwell, John Miller, Dave Sandel, Darren Stemm. Back: Todd Tysman, Ross Rosentrater, Todd Witkowski. 109 J.A. — Create Your Own Business Kneeling: Carolyn Schutz, Bill Tomshecle, Lisa Niezgodski, Rayetta Hicke, Kathy Richardson. Seated: Evan Kirby, Paul Nus. Middle: Jill Steinke, Kelly Kreiger, Yvonne Arthur, Lauri Bonczkowsky, Kim Cowgill, Kathy Yampolsky, Kelly McGee. Back: Chip Avery, Brian Coulombe, Steve Barker, Mike Doolan, Howard Whitright, Nancy Schultz, Laura Nelson OFFICERS Eric Neibauer Paul Nus Jill Steinke Mike Doolan Nancy Stright Kelly Hines Steve Barker Kathy Richardson Ben Covington Dave Lohroff Kelly Ovens Dan Auringer Chris Meschke Cheri Meschke Kim Nielson Kendra Smiley Howard Writright Tracy Eggleston Each JA area is managed by a professional staff and a volunteer board of directors. Ev- ery company is advised by three to four business people from local sponsoring com- panies. The purpose of Junior Achievement is to provide high school students with practical business experience and insights into the complexities of economics. These goals are accomplished by the opportunity to orga- nize and operate their own business. At the beginning of the year shares of stock are sold to provide a starting point to build cap- ital. Company officers are elected who will manage the company using records every similar to the ones used in businesses. Each company faces the possibility of going bank- rupt, but most companies complete the year successfully. Here is a list of the nine companies and pro- ducts for this year: Partners in Trust Co. — Fireplace match holders Summit — Hanging Shelves Achievers Comming Together — Coasters and Plantstands Future Business Associates — Key racks and Note Centers Pyrmid Products — Planters Junior Production Co. — Cutting boards and Popcorn Outstanding Products Co. — School Em- blems and Rack jacks Youth Executive Sales — Bulletin boards Dynamic Products — Planters and Trivets 110 ffl £ U 8 «3 § Students Show Math Really Is Fun! From left to right: Advisor — Mr. Porter, Wendell Brooks, Dave Gerken, Mike Groeschel, Ted Chen. The 1979-80 Math Club, advised by Mr. Porter, had a very productive year. Dur- ing September the members organized and planned the activities for the year and also participated in study sessions for the Math Prize Test. Other activities includ- ed: the exploration of the school’s new computer, a trip to Whirlpool’s corporate computer center, and talks by the mem- bers on various topics such as spirolater- als and the games of Life and Mastermind. Mike Groeschel Nancy Porter p Nzxsy- rxy_____________ •VNIX2-f� )NNIY!-fZYr V -b± hz - Experiment With The Science Club in Front: Advisor Mr. Myers, Dan Baker, Evan Kirby. Other members Front: Tom Jaworski. Joel Back: Kevin Krieger, Dean Pollee, Herbert Dowman, Doug Weingart. Trapp, Todd Walters. Back: Jeff Ondraka, Keith Stelter. Two members of the Science Club also took part in a windmill building project (middle) Herbert Dowman (right) Dean Pollee. Other fans were built by (left) Jim Greendonner, Randy Fife and Bill Wright. This year’s 79-80 Science Club had a very active year taking part in many activities, such as experimenting and promoting sci- ence projects. Some of the members also took part in a Whirlpool Windmill building competition. The club was made up of 11 members which included Dan Baker, Evan Kirby, Kevin Krieger, Dean Pollee, Herbert Dowman, Doug Weingart, Tom Jaworski, Joel Trapp, Todd Walters, Jeff Ondraka and Keith Stelter. Officers for this years club were President: Dean Pollee, Vice Presi- dent: Herbert Dowman, Secretary: Todd Walters and Treasurer: Doug Weingart. 112 PQ £ to H P5 O ◄ s H § Students Prepare For Future Medical Careers Front to Back: Mr. Ramthun. David Smykal. Dan Bollen- bacher, Chris Jensen, Laura Nelson, Jeanne Place, Rita Guse, Elaine Katsulos, Heidi Zielke, Amy Studebaker, Roz Vaughn, Robin Baehl, Katharina Ojert, Angie Bevilaqua, Cheri Cou- lombe, Julie Lippert, Barb Wolff, Kathy Martin, Teresa Schroder, Shiela Brozovich, Debbie Thar, Nancy Porter, Ke- vin Krieger. The Medical Careers Club is composed of students interested in pursuing a career in the medical profession. During the year the club took part in many activities. This fall everyone participated in building a homecoming float which, despite the hard work, was a lot of fun. One of the main money raising projects was the collection for Unicef on Halloween, when club mem- bers raised $298. For Christmas, the club planned a sledding party, but because of “good” weather took a trip to the skating center instead. Several bake sales were held during the year to build up the trea- sury, and a total of $70 was earned. Offi- cers were as follows: President, Cheri Coulombe; Vice-President, Steve Barker; Treasurer, Robin Baehl; Secretary, Heidi Zielke; and Fund Raiser, Rita Guse. Ad- vising the club was Mr. Ramthun. irst Academic Letter Award Winners! 113 This year for the first time, academic letters were awarded to 79 students. Each student had maintained a minimum of 3.5 grade point average for 2 consecutive semesters. The ceremony, which was sponsored by the student council, was held on Monday, March 17, in the high school cafeteria. Congratula- tions students on a job well done! Top: (seated) Elfi Stadelmayer, Barb Wolff, Nancy Kuhn, Sherry Small, Amy Wolfe, Jill Albee, Rita Guse, Elaine Katsulos, (standing) Kathy Martin, Deb Thar, Nancy Priebe, Beth Woodward, Karen North, Julie Harris, Lana Ramthun, Tami Ball. Right: (seated) Stephanie Frohbieter, Amy Studebaker, Sue Woodrick, Alissa Wald, Nan- cy Porter, Dawn Gleffe, Leslie Richwine, Jen- nifer Eppley, Kathy Porter, (middle) Dale Grover, Mike Doolan, John Miller, Randy Fife, Herbert Daumann, Dean Pollee, Bill Wright, Todd Rockwell, Todd Witkowski, (standing) Duane Tolsma, Ludis Langens, Joel Trapp, Howard Whitright, Chris Pinderski, Chip Avery, Pete Carpenter, Ken Fast, Dave Roden. Lower Right: (seated) Karen Ingwerson, Lau- rie Bonczkowski, Celeste Grau, Cheryl Carmi- chael, Lathy Yampolsky, Nancy Stright, Mon- ika Reidel, Betsy Wright, Shellie Bennitt, (middle) Janet Meyer, Rosie Buckenberger, Cheri Meschke, Donna Schmaltz, Mary Brey, Jill Steinke, Laura Nelson, Kathy Richardson, Michelle Harder, (standing) Brian Fritz, Ke- vin Krieger, Roy Ramthun, Paul Nus, Kevin Schmitz, Scott Ziebarth, Steve Skwara, Scott Lausman. Not Pictured: Blair Bigelow, Lisa Erickson, Mike Groeschel, Joan Murphy, Beth Raschke, Greg Robins, Grant Sonneman, Jayme Stre- fling, Jim Thomas, Michele Winslow. 114 Drama Club And Thespians Get Their Act Together Kneeling: Nancy Shank, Birgitta Widlund, Amy Studebaker, Debbie Kerschbaum, T.K. Holt, Leslie Richwine, Kathy Porter, Julie Miller; Seated: Chris Caulpetzer, Jill Steinke, Tina Coleman, Liz Gebhard, Paul Nus, Teresa Sukys, Kelly Hayes, Kelly McGee, Anita Wieand; Standing: Jeff Biddinger, Rick McNeill, Kathy Martin, Meredith Jackemeyer, Chris Nystuen, Jennifer Epply, Mike Barger, Chris Jensen, Irene Sahs, Phil Eaton, Amy Schroder, Michelle Harder. S Q The thirty members of the drama club and Thespians kept themselves busy through- out the year with many activities. First, sev- eral of the members participated in skits in Lakeshore’s variety show, “Celebrate ’79.” During the year the club had workshops and invited demonstrators to instruct them in dramatic skills. Also members took trips to see shows at Western Michigan University and Chicago. This year’s officers include: President, Paul Nus; Vice-President, Elaine Dame; Treasurer, Rick McNeill; Secretary, Jeff Biddinger. Advisor for the club was Mr. Lindahl. Forensics Perform “Diary Of Ann Frank” 115 Front: Liz Gebhard, Greg Robbins, Nora Place, Second: Denise Ackall, Jeff Biddinger, Back: Rick McNeil, Elaine Dame, Nancy Kuhn, Joel Trapp, Michelle Winslow. The Forensics Club is a group of interested high school students that perform for an au- dience and participate in competition with other schools. Schools throughout Michigan are involved and compete for district and regional recognition. The club got off to a good start with their play, “Diary of Ann Frank.” The cast in- cluded: Liz Gebhard, Joel Trapp, Michelle Winslow, Nancy Kuhn, Rick McNeil, Elaine Dame, Greg Robbins, Denise Ackall, and Jeff Biddinger. The cast was accompanied by the Lakeshore Stage Crew and appren- tices. Together with Ken and Patricia Lin- dahl as directors, the cast put on a fine per- formance. They placed second in District Competition and also participated in Region- al Competition at Portage Northern. Later during the year the members once again show their ability by participation in oral interpretation competition. Some of these areas included: radio broadcasting, hu- morous readings, serious interpretation, ex- temporaneous speaking, and reader’s the- atre. The Forensics Club is now only two years old, but has proven itself as a fine addition to the school. Mr. Lindahl encourages new members to continue building the next group of future Hollywood Stars. Front: Rick McNeil, Nancy Kuhn, Mi- chelle Winslow, Liz Gebhard, Back: Greg Robbins, Elaine Dame, Jeff Bid- dinger, Joel Trapp, Denise Ackall. 116 s z o o H z H Q £ H cc Student Council Working For You Executive Board: Jeff Biddinger — Vice Presi- dent Snack Bar; Lori Jewell — Secretary; Paul Nus — President; Diane Miller — Vice Presi- dent Activities; Dan Baker — Treasurer. The 1979-80 Student Council had a busy and successful year. They kicked off the year with the Homecoming ceremonies. They sponsored most of the Homecoming festivi- ties including spirit week, building and judg- ing of class and club floats, the pep assem- bly, crowning of the king and queen, and finally the traditional Homecoming dance. Next on the councils agenda was the Vari- ety show. Their main function in this area was to finance the show, and feed all pro- ceeds back into the auditorium in the form of equipment. The student council’s main purpose was to be the voice of the student body, to represent and work in the best in- terest of the students. The council acted on all letters sent to them by students asking them for financial aid, assistance, and sup- port. Another one of their important duties was to approve or disapprove activity re- quest forms sent to them by clubs, classes, and organizations and to assist them in any way they can. The student council’s main source of income stems from operating the snack bar during all three lunch hours and at athletic events. All the money that was raised by the council was donated to various causes, spent on gifts for the school, and will be used for next year’s Homecoming and Variety show. 1979-80 Student Council: Front: Jayme Strefling, Lori Jewell, Diane Miller, Julie Warner, Tracey Jewell. Kellie Brooks, Rosie Buckenburger, Jill Wenzlaff, Michelle Harder, Chris Pinderski, Kim Edwards, Magnus Ojert. Back: Dan Baker, Steve Berndt, Doug Clem, Steve McGrath, Jeff Buckner, Dave Roden, Dean Clem. Missing: Jeff Biddinger, Rick McNeill. Paul Nus, Mike Reilly, Julie Schadler, Sally Woods, Kellie Jewell, Dave Gerken, and Jeff Wagonmaker. 117 Freshmen Representatives: Steve Berndt, Dave Gerkin, Dean Clem, Magnus Ojert. Not pictured: Jeff Wagonmaker. Freshman And Sophomore Representatives I Sophomore Representatives: Dave Roden, Jill Wenzlaff, Chris Pinderski, Michelle Harder, Kim Edwards. Not pictured: Kellie Jewell. 118 Junior And Senior Representatives Junior Representatives: Sally Woods, Jeff Buckner, Kelly Brooks, Rosie Buck- enburger, Doug Clem, Steve McGrath. N.H.S. Inducts 21 Juniors This Spring Front: Laurie Bonczkowski, Celeste Grau, David Kohn, Kathy Yam- polsky. Back: Nancy Stright, Missy Woods, Howard Whitright, Monika Riedel, Mike Doolan. Front: Shalini Lall, Kelly Brooks, Rosie Buckenburger, Mary Brey, Cheri Meschke, Back: Todd Totzke, Dawn Gleffe, Natalie Carr, Jill Steinke, Chris Meschke, Terry Borr. 119 On April 23, twenty one new members were inducted into the Clara L. Myers Chapter of the National Honor Society. To be a member of the honor society, a stu- dent must be a junior or senior, show the qualities of Knowledge, Leadership, Char- acter, Scholarship, and Service, retain a 3.25 GPA for six semesters of high school, and fill out a questionaire that has infor- mation on what activities he or she has been involved in inside and outside of school. They must also write a short para- graph on why they would like to be a member of the society. After this, the stu- dents must be approved by a committee. If they are approved they are inducted and receive a pin, certificate, and card. For the senior members turn to page 174. 120 Quiz Bowl Wins $130 In Competition Paul Nus, Amy Studebaker, Nancy Porter, Curtis Klus (alt.). Not pictured: Alyssia Wald, Bill Wright. This year’s Quiz Bowl team had six mem- bers including two alternates. They compet- ed against other schools in our area on Sat- urday mornings at the St. Joseph Holiday Inn. Their total earnings for the year amounted to one hundred and thirty dollars which they used to purchase a testing-quiz- ing machine. The members of the team were Nancy Porter, Paul Nus, Amy Studebaker, Alyssia Wald, Curtis Klus, (alt.), and Bill Wright (alt.). Their advisor was Mr. Clark. 121 122 Varsity Has A Winning Season Because of injuries the remaining season was up and down, but exciting and most all of the young men on the team were playing and gaining valuable experience. They were a very positive and hardwork- ing group . Steve McGrath tied the school record this year as he stole 6 of the oppos- ing teams’ passes and Tim Gelander now ranks 4th on the all time list for tackles. Also Tim Gelander, Marty Rauen and Lane Holmes were All-Conference. As the season closed, the squad voted Mike Hamilton most valuable offensive player and Tim Gelander most valuable defen- sive player. Front: Don Notaro, Cary Coleman, Kevin Warnock, Dave Dow, Terry Borr, Bob Sipes, Carl Morford, Matt Treacy, Mike Hamilton, Marty Rauen. 2nd: Bill Bancroft, Tony Barker, Tim Boring, Dave Criss, Todd Totzke, A1 Nitz, Tom Eversole, Scott Wagemaker, Mark Hickcox, Mark Thornton. 3rd: Kevin Brueck, Mike Lehmann, Rob Nelson, Ken Field, Ray Amicarelli, Elza Barker, Steve Skwara, Jay Kurbis, Tony Lohroff, Dana Wagemaker. 4th: Lane Holmes, Jack Puckett, Tim Gelander, Roger Jewell, Phil Criss, Doug Clem, Steve McGrath, Craig Owens, Kevin Oliver, Keith Wilson. Back: Dave Kastner — Trainer, Ron Patzer — Coach, Dennis Keith — Coach, Dave Topping — Head Coach, Dan Tinkey — Head Trainer, John Miller — Trainer. The Lancer football team enjoyed another successful season winning 5 and losing 4. It was Lakeshore’s 100th football victory that was the great one. The Lancers beat St. Joe 14-6 with the Big Red offense roll- ing up 251 yards and our defensive team holding the Bears to just 75 yards total offense. It was a tremendous night for our team, band, student body, and community — one that will not soon be forgotten! 123 Far Left: Tim Bor- ing muscles his way for a first down as Tim Ge- lander and Bob Sipes help out. Left: The team, lead by Coach Topping, walks the final yards be- fore the game. Left: Cary Coleman gives Don Notaro some Quarter- back advice.” Above: Tim Boring bulls his way past two Bear defenders. Far Left: Tony Lohroff on Defense. Left: Mike Lehmann shows his kick-off style. Above: Tim Gelander gives his defender a fake, then sprints past for a big gain. 124 Junior Varsity Grabs On To Winning Season M H O O U. • Front: Joe Solari, Darren Froberg, Scott Lausman, Ed Norkus, Mike Oswald, Dave Williams, Andy Graham. 2nd: Frank English, Steve Hadaway, Randy Crowe, Dale Long, Scott Congdon, Scott Gelander. 3rd: Mike Smith, Scott Neibauer, Phil Ridenour, Mike Rush, Doug Myers, Lonnie Jackson, Dean Clem. Back: Coach Bill Johnson, Mike Gagiardo, Larry Freeman, Ted Marsh, Norman Yocum, Scott Ziebarth, Dave Goetz, Mark Whitwam. The Lancers turned in a strong perfor- mance, ending the season on a 5-3-1 note. Andy Graham lugged the pigskin for 789 yards, averaging almost 5 yds. per carry. Meanwhile, Randy Crowe rushed for 289 yds., averaging a high 8.2 yds. per carry. Joe Solari led the passing attack, throwing 49 aerials and completing 22. At the other end of the passes were Ted Marsh, pulling down 11 for 196 yds., Scott Gelander, eight for 141 yds., and Frank English, who aver- aged 20 yards, grabbing 7 for another 141 yards. Returning the kickoffs for the mighty Lanc- ers were Ed Norkus and Andy Graham, who plowed out 217 yds. and 140 yds., respective- ly. The high scorers this year were Andy Graham who ended up with 66 points, and Doug Myers trailing the closest with 13 points. On defense the Lancers were super, picking off eight passes for the year. The leading stealer was Frank English, with two. In the turn-over department, the team recovered eight fumbles, with Darren Froberg and Scott Zeibart the top theives with two apiece. The turn-overs helped the young Lancers to a winning season, but it was also the dedicated hard hitting, known through- out Lancer history that won many a ball game. Among the leading tacklers were Eric Ridenour with 73 tackles, Randy Crowe with 71, freshman Dean Clem with 67, and Steve Hadaway with 59. All total, it was an outstanding year for the Lakeshore Lancer Jayvee team, and they should be a great deal of help to the Varsity squad next year. LHS 0 St. Joe 32 LHS 20 Brandywine 14 LHS h 8 Edwardsburg 8 LHS 25 Cassopolis 20 LHS 7 Dowagiac 28 LHS 21 Coloma 6 LHS 14 River Valley 6 LHS 6 Buchanan 34 LHS Loy Norrix 14 Upper Left — Bob Small (78) and Steve Hadaway (33) enjoy the marking off of a Cheiftan penalty. Left Center — Mark Whitwam watches the mighty Lancers take control. Upper Right — Joe Solari (5) gives Andy Graham the ball, fol- lowing the action on the play is Frank English (30). Right Center — Bob Small and Mark Whitwam (88) celebrate a lancer victory. Bottom Center — Coach John- son shares a little coaching with Bob Small. 126 Little Lancers Have Tough Season Front: Brian Coyne, Magnus Ojert, Mike Kniola, Tim Belanger, Greg Schlender, Tim Sturcz, Kevin Kuhn. 2nd: Mike Parks, Ken Kastner, Jeff Wagonmaker, Don Sandel, Jeff Hunter, Greg O’Dell. Steve Burndt, Rob Wales. 3rd: Don Horton, Frank Puckett, Mark Waldmann, Pat McGrath, Mike Lybrook, Kevin Wilson, Todd German. 4th: A1 Zielke, Tony Bevilacqua, Kregg Kiel, Jeff Haynes, Jon State, Bill Neidlinger, Lynn Poschke, Mike Holmes. 5th: Jeff Redding, Todd Kretchman, Rick Matthews, Barry Gidley, Tim Doolan, Roger Bickers, Darren Stemm. Back: Coach Zinkil, Rick Pitts, and Coach Turley. Lakeshore’s Freshmen Lancers ended their season with a fine 5-3 overall record — good enough for a second place tie in the league standings. The 40 man squad under the guidance of Dave Turley and Mike Zinkil, scored an average of 19 points per game as it registered 152 total points on the year. The young Lancers were led on offense and defense by Jeff Wagonmaker, Rob Wales, and Steve Berndt. The trio were tops in rushing, scoring, and total tackles. Speeding Rob Wales averaged 5.9 yards per carry as the leading rusher from his tailback spot. Fullback Jeff Wagonmaker tallied 78 points on the season which included 12 touchdowns and 6 conversion points. Wagonmaker also had 118 tackles as a line- backer followed by Wales and Berndt with 88 and 68 tackles. Mark Waldmann, Mike Lybrook, and Todd Kretchman were im- pressive on defense also as each of the three totaled over 60 tackles apiece. Quarterback Magnus Ojert scored 32 points including 14 conversion points. Ojert averaged 47 yards per kickoff as well. This year’s freshmen will provide the nucle- us for an even better team in a few short years. LHS 6 St. Joseph % 8 LH 4 36 Brandywine 16 LHS : 24 Edwardsburg |£ 12 LHS 22 Cassopolis LHS 8 Dowagiac LHS 27 Buchanan LHS 21 LMC LHS 8 Coloma 1 � HT Run With The Harriers 127 Sitting: Mike Reilly, Eric Schadt, Mark Jaske, Dean Schink, Mark Lytle, Standing: Coach Brown. Brad Krugler, Steve Goetz, Bill Wright, Ben Covington, Pete Carpenter, Chris Poulson. Roy Gover, Not pictured: Mike Nelson, and Dave Nystuen. Harriers participated in seven Dual meets. Winning six, against Coloma, Brandywine, Edwardsburg, Cassopolis, Dowagiac, and Buchanan, and being defeated only once by River Valley. In Invitationals, they placed two seconds, one third, one fourth, one fifth, and one sixth place. They also placed a first in Conference, a second at Regionals, and twenty-second at state. PS H Z £ O CJ Z3 cc o PS Sitting: Jackie Connell, Cheri Meschke, Mary Reilly, Chris Meschke. Standing: Coach Brown, Betsy Wright, Lois Leadbetter, Heidi Monteith, and Tami Ball. Cross Country showed real spirit, winning all six dual meets against Coloma, Edwards- burg, River Valley, Cassopolis, Dowagic, and Buchanan. In invitationals we placed two firsts, one second, one eighth place, and one tenth place. We also ranked first in Con- ference, and sixth in Regionals. Ul-State Runners The 1979-80 Harriers participating in All-State were: Brad Krugler, Steve Goetz, Roy Gover, Bill Wright, Dave Nystuen, Chris Poulson, and Pete Carpenter. Also two Cross Country members took part in All- State. They were: Chris Meschke, and Mary Reilly. The team placed twenty-second receiving 481 points. AM ‘ 129 130 Lancer Golfers Shoot To Conference Title O o 55 P5 The Varsity Golf team started the race for the All Sports Trophy by winning the Conference match and taking four first places in the area Jamborees. The six win — two loss record was the result of hard work on the part of Rob Ford, Scott Nelson, Brad Sellers, and Doug Phillips who were chosen to the All-Conference team this year. This is the second consecutive year that the team has taken the Blossomland Championship. Sea- son averages in the low forties were a sure sign of eventu- al victory. Congratulations are in order to the team and Coach Lam- bert for all their hard work though out the season. All-Conference team members: Rob Ford, Doug Phillips, Scott Nel- son. Not pictured: Brad Sellers Jamboree LHS at LHS at LHS at LHS at LHS at LHS a LHS at LHS at LHS at CASSOPOLIS 156 — 1st BUCHANAN 170 — 1st 1ANDYWINE 166 — 2nd IVER VALLEY 163 — 2nd E 168 — 2nd ARDSBURG166 — 2nd SWAGIAC 161 — 1st COLOMA 178 — 3rd L’OLOIWA 172 —1st ST PAW PAW BRIDGMAN Im.c. JOE AW PAW RIDGMAN fc.M.C. 172 190 186 177 164 202 163 166 li andywinrtI GI NALfcL. :ole Events INE NVITATIONAL 348 5th 375 7th 131 Front: Mark Sellers, Derek Siewert, Jim Cambell, Scott Nelson, Todd Witkowski. Back: Doug Phillips, Phil Laney, Tim Pendergrass, Dan Loikets, Rob Ford, and Coach Lambert. Above: Derek Siewert conten- plates his next shot. Upper Right: Mark Sellers sets up for a putt. Lower Right: Some of the team members look on. 132 Lancers Capture Men’s And Gary Smith State Wrestling Champ Women’s All-Sports Trophies 133 First Year Of Girl’s Tennis Off To Good Start L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. t. Joseph Niles Brandywine St. Joseph Brandywine Front: Debbie Geary, Kellie Klett, Mary Devoir, Debbie Solari, Michelle Boris, Rosie Buckenberger. Back: Lisa Sorensen, Nellie Hoffman, Merriann Middleton, Barb Skwara — Coach, Ann Westerbeke, Jill Wenzlaff, Tracy Eggleston. Missing — Carla Wittmann. Kellie and Debbie look at their scores. The red skirted flashes seen on the Lin- coln Township tennis courts this fall were the latest addition to the Lakeshore High School Athletic program — THE LAKE- SHORE GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS TEAM! Practice began August 16th and after three weeks of crash courses in con- ditioning and tennis strategy the team showed up for the first match at St. Jo- seph. The season record was 2-4. During the practice season, challenge rounds had Merriann Middleton emerging as Lakeshore’s No. 1 singles player. Mer- riann posted an individual season record of 3-3, which is commendable as the first singles player always draws the strongest player from the opposing team. Michelle Boris added strength to the team at the No. 2 singles spot. Michelle’s individual record was 2-2. Nelly Hoffman very ably played the No. 3 singles spot. Ann Wes- terbeke and Tracy Eggleston alternated at No. 4 singles. The doubles teams of Lisa Sorensen Jill Wenzlaff and Rosie Buck- enberger Mary DeVoir alternated at playing No. 1 and No. 2 doubles. No. 3 doubles was played by Debbie Geary- Carla Wittman for most of the season. Other players on the team were Kellie Klett and Debbie Solari. Varsity letter winners were: Michelle Boris, Rosie Buckenberger, Mary Devoir, Debbie Geary, Nelly Hoffman, Merriann Middle- ton, Lisa Sorensen, Jill Wenzlaff and Ann Westerbeke. Regional tournaments is the culminating highlight of the tennis season. The team traveled to Allegan on October 12th to race twelve other Class B teams. Lake- shore won four of their seven opening round matches. Singles players Merriann Middleton, Michelle Boris, and Nelly Hoffman posted first round wins and the doubles team of Rosie Buckenberger- Mary Devoir pulled in the fourth point for Lakeshore. The Regional tournament directors expressed their praise for the surprisingly strong showing by the first year Lakeshore team. 136 -I J w H H ◄ ffl H 55 p$ C P5 o Lancer Girls Clinch Conference Championship Front: Mary Brey, Lori Garlanger, Rosie Buckenburger; Mgr., Lynda Foster, Nancy Mary Brey drives for a Necas. lay-up. 2nd: Barb Mathis, Laura Laney, Mel Middleton, Sally Woods. 3rd: Coach: Jim Maier, Natalie Carr, Dawn Gleffe, Lorrie Eckel, Trainer Dan Tinkey. Not Pictured: Jodi Wagonmaker. The girls varsity basketball team enjoyed a very successful season. With two seniors, seven juniors, and three sophomores, the team was an unknown quantity. After los- ing three of its first five, “Jim Dandys” ran off eleven straight wins. They had a perfect 14-0 conference record in what was to be a very balanced Blossomland league. Many individual records were equalled or broken by this fine group of young women. Senior Mel Middleton set two new records in the categories of most points scored for a quarter and field goal percentage for career and season. She also had the second highest free throw percentage for a career. Middle- ton moved into eighth place on the all-time scoring list and third on the list of career rebounds. Junior Dawn Gleffe led the team in rebounds and scoring this season. Gleffe was second in assists, ranks ninth in scoring, and is second on the all-time list for re- bounds. Junior Lori Garlanger led the team in the steals department with 62, the second highest for a season. Garlanger had nine in one game, the second highest for one game in girls Lancer history. Junior Mary Brey was second in scoring and led the team for assists. Middleton received 1st team All- Conference honors, while Gleffe placed on the second team and Brey won honorable mention. Lorrie Eckel was voted Most Im- proved by her teamates. Middleton again won recognition, this time as Most Valuable and Best Defensive player of the year. Gleffe was given the “Hustler” award. In addition, Brey and Gleffe were nominated as Co-captains for the 1980 season. This was a team of great depth and balance with every player having a key role in the success of the season. Other members of the 1979 Conference Champs team were: Barb Mathis, Natalie Carr, Nancy Necas, Jodi Wagonmaker, Sally Woods, Lorrie Eckel, Lynda Foster, and Laura Laney. 138 J.V.’s Score Best Record Yet!! X nJ CQ H H 0) PQ � - C 5 g 3 LHS 21 LMC 5 56 Bridgman 25 Sturis 26 Brandywine 21 St. Joe LHS 57 Edwardsburg LHS 56 Cassopolis LHS 21 Dowagiac LHS 23 St. Joe fcchan 17 23 21 18 28 31 43 20 25 LHS $3 Buchanan a 20 LHS 31 River Valley 17 Coloma 11 Brandywine 11 South Haven 17 5 48 Edwardsburg 29 3 54 Cassopolis 26 Dowagiac 22 Buchanan 20 River Valley 13 LHS 44 Coloma 32 Front: Ass’t coach: Jamie Sinkiewicz, Tobey Taylor, Kathy Sipes, Renee Sucrch, Kim Klus, manager Julie Harris. 2nd Row: Kelly Sinkiewicz, Kim Edwards, Mary Fowler, Julie Czech, Marsha Luasman, Kelly Krieger. Back: Kirstin Carr, Lana Ramthun, Judy Harris, Missy Aiken, Karla Huebner, coach: Patty Hoge. The 1979 Lakeshore Girl’s J.V. Basketball team enjoyed a great season this year at 18-2. Both losses were to rival St. Joe by a total of nine points. With only three sophomores returning from last years squad, the team hardly anticipated a Blos- somland Conference Championship. But, constant improvement, enthusiasm, and teamwork proved a key as the girl’s pro- duced the finest record in J.V. history. Leading scorers were Marsha Lausman and Karla Huebner. Leading rebounders were Lausman, Huebner, Lana Ramthun and Missy Aiken. Ramthun and Lausman were moved up to Varsity for tournament action. Left: Kelly Sinkiewicz shoots for two. Center: Teams anxiously await turnout of jump ball. Right: Kim Edwards scores for Lakeshore. Left: Coach puts a winning play into action. Above: Lana Ramthun rips the board. 140 Varsity Bumps, Sets, Spikes To .560 Season Front: Nelly Hoffman, Merriann Middleton, April Pinderski, Sue Schewe. Back: Tracy Taylor; Mgr., Leslie Vincent, Sally Woods, Dawn Gleffe, Coach: Inge Botts. Natalie Carr, Mary Stancik, Julie Reisig. PQ I H J O s? PS Despite a record of 14-11, the Lakeshore Varsity Vol- leyball team showed some bright moments in compe- tition this year. The team came off their second loss, to highly ranked South Haven, steaming. They chalked up 4 straight conference victories until run- ning into conference champion Coloma. They lost a hard fought match 15-6, 12-15, and 13-15. The squad never gave up however and bounced back with 4 more conference wins. This brought them to a tie with Coloma in the conference. The team then experienced one of their worst nights of the season. They needed to beat River Valley and Cassopolis to gain a share of the conference cham- pionship, but were handed two bitter losses instead. One of the most thrilling encounters of the season was the pre-district match against Coloma. The team was ready to play as they downed the conference champs 15-10, 11-15, and 15-12. This win advanced the Varsity to district competition where they clob- bered Three Rivers 15-9, 15-5, but were knocked off by 5th ranked Sturgis. This loss ended the 1979-1980 season. Four year Varsity player Mary Stancik showed why she was a great asset by leading the team in serves with 57 aces. Nelly Hoffman proved consistant with 97 percent accuracy. Merriann Middleton lead the team in passing and setting. Leading spikers include Dawn Gleffe with 87 kills who was followed closely by Stancik with 86. Sally Woods was the teams most effective server with a 23 percent record. Stancik and Gleffe also had the honor of being named to the Blossomland All-Conference second team. LHS St. Joe Lost LHS Benton HarborWon LHS South Haven Lost LHS Bangor Won LHS Buchanan Won LHS Dowagiac Won LHS Edwardsburg Won Brandywine Colorm LHS WateifB LHS Cassopolis LHS River Valle} LHS Dowagiac LHS Buchanan Won Edwardsburg Lost Brandywine Won Coloma Lost River Valley Lost Cassopolis Lost LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LH LH LHS LHS LHS Benton HarborLost 0-2 Paw Paw Watervliet Coloma Three Rivers Sturgis 142 Junior Varsity Volleys To 21-1 Conference Championship Front: Tami Ball, Ronnie Lovelace, Kelly Sinkiewicz, Kim Edwards, Elaine Kat- sulos, Kim Klus. . Back: Mgr. Jackie Racz, Tobey Taylor, Karla Huebner, Lara Ramthun, Sue Woodrick, Lorrie Eckel, Marsha Lausman, coach Diana Davis. 1-1 O This year’s JV’s continued their undefeated conference record for the third straight year, ending the season with a 21-1 record, losing only to St. Joe in the first match of the season. The team outscored their opponents 661 to 277, winning 20 consecutive matches by a score of 2-0. This year’s team set two new records by having the best spiking and passing percentage of any previous JV team. Lana Ramthun showed superb style, setting a new kill record with 56. Kim Ed- wards followed with 51. The top two spikers were Ronnie Lovelace and Lana with 20 and 22 percent, respectively. Once again Lana proved to be a great asset by performing as top server with a 97 percent average and 50 aces. Other top servers include Tami Ball with 94 percent and Karla Huebner with 93 percent. Top passers included Lana with 29 percent, Kim Klus with 21 percent and Kar- la Huebner with 17 percent. Co-captain’s of the team were Lorrie Eckel and Lana Ramthun. The team was coached by Diana Davis. Lorrie Eckel, Kim Edwards, Marsha Lausman and Lana Ramthun saw some var- sity action as they were moved up for the district games. Other members of the cham- pionship team werd Sue Woodrick, Kelly Sinkiewicz, Tobey Taylor, and Elaine Kat- sulos. LHS Branc LHS Color LHS St Joe Lost LHS Benton Harbor Won LHS South Haven Won LHS Bangor Won LHS Buchanan Won LHS Dowagtac Won LHS Edwardsburg Won ■wine? Won on on n on on n Bn LHS Brandywine Won LHS Coloma LHS River Valley LHS Cassopc LHS Benton Harbor' LHS Paw Paw Wc LHS Watervliet frWc 1- 2-C 2-1 2 LHS Watervliet LHS Cassopi LHS River ' LHS Dowag LHS Bucha: LHS Edwa 2-( 2-C 2-C 143 Above: Lorrie Eckel lets loose of a perfect bump. Right: Lana Ramthun bumps a serve to the front row. Top: Kim Klus setting up a spiker. Above: Marsha Lausman warms up before the game. Right: Kim Edwards bumps to the front line setter to set up a kill. Far Right: Kelly Sinkiewicz shows good form in returning a serve. 144 nJ n H J O z § S H tf Freshmen Have Fantastic 9-1 Season Front: Mgr. Julie Korican, Kathy Sipes, Linda Glavach, Melissa Clanton, Mary Fowler, Jill Bailey, Julie Czech, Lori Lehmann. Back: Coach Kim Kretchman, Missy Aiken, Kristi Bekkering, Amy Stauffer, Chris Hanson, Judy Harris, Tracy Lange, Kirsten Carr, Beth Reed, Mgr. Wendy Gidley. The Lakeshore freshman volleyball team proved to be filled with fine young prospects as they posted a fantastic 9-1 season record, with their only loss coming from Edwards- burg early in the season. The squad showed why they were Conference Champs by beat- ing the Eddies later in the season. Kathy Sipes showed real style in serving by lead- ing the team with 91 percent. Melissa Clan- ton and Mary Fowler followed close behind with 85 percent each. Top passers for this years team were Tracy Lange and Julie Czech, passing perfectly all season with 100 percent, and Linda Glavich with 89 percent. Dest spikers included Amy Stauffer, Lori Lehmann, Julie Czech, and Kirsten Carr; all with 100 percent and Mary Fowler who had 93 percent. The team chose Mary Fowler as team captain. They were coached by Kim Kretchman. Other team members include Kristi Bekkering, Chris Hanson, Jill Bailey, Missy Aiken, Beth Reed, and Judy Harris. LHS Dowagiac Won 2-0 LHS Edwardsburg Lost 1-2 LHS Dowagiac Won 2-0 LHS River Valley Won 2-0 LHS Buchanan Won 2-0 LHS Edwardsburg Won 2-0 LHS Ring Lardner Won 2-0 LHS River Valley Won 2-0 J.V. Wrestlers Take Down Winning Season 145 Front: Jim Albrecht, Larry Hidy, Pat McGrath, Steve Hadaway, Eric Schadt, Gordon Miller, Mike Olszewski, Matt Fowler, Ron Gipson. Back: Coach Bittenbender, Mike Arthur, Roy Rodrieguez, Mike Parks, Ralph Heibutzki, Lonnie Jackson, Todd Kretchman, Mike Smith, John Lalonde; Mgr., Coach Price. The 1979-80 J.V. wrestling squad proved themselves by having eight wins and only three loses. The novice champions were Don Horton, Eric Schadt, Pat McGrath, Scott Ziebarth, Mike Smith, Lonnie Jack- son, and Steve Skwara. Mike Smith was also voted most valuable freshman on the team, while Gordon Miller was voted most valuable player. Coach Bittenbender should certainly look forward to an out- standing squad next year. Brandywine Watervliet Edwardsbu Cassopolis Benton , J: South B LHS 30 Dowagia LHS 27 Benton Harbor LHS 47 Buchanar LHS 66 River Va LHS 25 Coloma Freshman Meets LHS 27 Dowagiac LHS 42 Dowag 146 o z H CZ2 ◄ Grapplers Survive Tough Season Front: Ruben Rodriquez, Layne Mueller, Mike Reilly, Scott Lausman, Gary Smith, Don Horton, Jon State. Back: Coach Bruce Bittenbender, Steve Skwara, Ken Field, Todd Totzke, Mark Hickox, Scott Ziebarth, John LaLonde; Mgr., Coach Dave Price. The 1980 Varsity Wrestling Team chalked up an 11-7 record and sent two wrestlers to state. Junior Gary Smith had a very impres- sive 41-2 record, was conference champion in the 112 lb. weight class, qualified for Dis- tricts and Regionals and with 3 seconds left pinned his opponent to become the 4th state champion wrestler in our school’s history. Our other state qualifier was Senior Lane Holmes. Holmes had a season record of 31-5. Other wrestlers who qualified for Regionals include Jon State, Mike Reilly, and Ruben Rodriquez. State and Reilly finished 1st in the Blossomland with 27-11-1-and 24-5 re- cords respectively. Rodriquez finished 2nd in the Conference with a 23-8 record. In tournament action, the grapplers placed 3rd in the Niles Invitational, Berrien County and Conference meets and 5th in the Lake- shore and Holland Invitationals. Gary Smith works for 2 points on a reversal in finals of Class B State Tournament. Top: State Champion Gary Smith breaks down his opponent. Above: Regional Qualifier Mike Reilly stalls for another win. Right: Regional Qualifier Jon State gets ready to cradle his oppo- nent for a win. Lower Right: Conference Champion Ruben Rodriquez sets up his opponent for a takedown. Below: Mark Hickcox cross faces his opponent in attempting a re- versal. 148 Lancers Climb To Second Place In Conference .-1 6 ◄ PQ H 55 p$ Above: Jon Gaunder drives for two. Below: Randy Strunk rebounds then slams the ball back up for a basket. Front: John Franklin, Jim Campbell, A1 Nitz, Don Gerschoffer, Todd Ehman, Keith Avery, Scott Gelander. Back: Tom Knapp, Jon Gaunder, Tim Gelander, Randy Strunk, Coach Jim Sanford, Jeff Buckner, Doug Clem, Kevin Warnock, Bill Bancroft. The Lancer Varsity Basketball team fin- ished a hard fought season, taking 2nd place in the conference with an 8-6 record. Jon Gaunder and Randy Strunk combined as the one-two punch on offense with 15.6 and 13.0 point averages. Gaunder amassed 297 points this season while Strunk was close behind with 259. Top team shooting percentages were: Tom Knapp 60%, Jeff Buckner 56%, and Strunk 55%. From the free throw line, it was Gaunder with 8 and Tim Gelander with 78%. Strunk cashed in with a season high 129 defensive and 65 offensive rebounds. Gelander was second with 82 defensive while Gaunder had 38 offensive rebounds. In the steals department it was again Gaunder with 33, followed by Gelander with 26. Top assists came from Gaunder with 57, Gelander and John Franklin with 55 each. Gaunder was also named to the Blossomland All-Conference team. Other members of the team include: Keith Avery, Bill Bancroft, Jim Campbell, Doug Clem, Tod Ehman, Don Gerschoffer, A1 Nitz and Kevin Warnock. The team was coached by Jim Sanford. Left: Looking for an open man, Tim Gelander head fakes then passes in- side. 150 Junior Varsity Enjoys Super 16-4 Season. Front: Todd Bailey, Joe Solari, Scott Nelson, Ed Norkus, Darren Froberg, Andy Graham, Dave Williams. , „ . T. Back: Scott Arick, Rob Ford, Mike Welch, Mike Bullard, Mike Lange, Randy Crowe, coach: Jim Maier. PQ H H PQ This group of young men began the sea- son as if they were hexed. Several players suffered severe injuries from other sports and one, Frank English, was struck by a car and gravely injured. In addition to all this trauma, four players made the squad that were either cut last year or were new to the school system. Due to English’s critical injury, the team voted to dedicate the season to Frank. After trailing St. Joe 38-19, the little Lanc- ers closed the season’s opening game with a 55-52 overtime win. This thrilling come from behind victory played before a sell out home crowd displayed their ability. After the seventh contest the JV’s were a modest 4-3, but the squad won the next seven games to set up a showdown for the conference championship with Dowagiac. In a very well played game, the little Chieftains came away with a 69-63 double overtime win that gave them the confer- ence title. Other highlights of the season were a sec- ond convincing win at St. Joe and a victo- ry at Portage Northern. With a season ending 82-44 win at Coloma, they finished the year winning 12 of their last 13 games. Rob Ford was the leading scorer averag- ing 11.1 points a game. Mike Lange was second to Ford scoring 10.5. In seven games, Scott Gelander scored a whopping 15.7! Mike Welch, Mike Bullard, and Scott Arick were the leading rebounders. Ford, Welch and Darren Froberg led the team in assists respectively. “I feel the future of the Lakeshore basket- ball team is in excellent condition with these young men!” stated coach Maier. The JV’s averaged 60 points per contest and allowed 49.3 points a game. One of the team’s strengths was in shooting. They averaged 48 percent from the floor. In four contests they shot over 60 percent! Defensively they were a very sound team, letting teams shoot at a dip of only 37 per- cent from the floor! LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS 64 55 St. Joe (OT) 52 66 Brandywine 48 47 Edwardsburg 52 Cassopolis 59 Three Rivers 47 Doawagiac 49 South Ha 40 Bucha 54 River V 78 Color ■ 73 Brandywine 64 Edwardsburj 73 Cassopolis 62 Buchanan 72 River Valley 46 Portage Northern 43 82 Coloma 152 Freshmen On The Move!! Front: Kevin Kuhn; Mgr., Rick Matthews, Norman Payne, Kevin Wilson, Rob Wales, Mike Kniola, Pat O’Connell, Scott French, Tim Belanger; Mgr. Back: John Avery, Jim Falvey, Derek Siewert, Steve Berndt, Mark Waldmann, Dean Clem, Barry Gidley, Magnus Ojert, Jeff Wagonmaker, Coach Bill Davison. - PQ H H PQ Z H § X cc H fc Winning the championship at the Lancer Holiday Tournament was the highlight of the 1979-1980 freshman season. The team finished their season with a 10-4 conference record and was 16-4 overall. Dean Clem was the leading rebounder, getting 73 on offense and 107 on defense. Jeff Wagonmaker also rebounded well with 45 offensive and 64 de- fensive rebounds to his credit. Clem also did an outstanding job in scoring with 249 points, followed by Wagonmaker with 189 and Magnus Ojert with 146. Leading the squad with 49 assists and 70 steals was Wa- gonmaker. Jeff Wagonmaker was voted “Best Defensive Player of the Year” and Mark Waldmann was voted “Most Im- proved Player.” Rounding out this year’s team with their effort were: Kevin Wilson, John Avery, Steve Berndt, Jim Falvey, Scott French, Barry Gidley, Mike Kniola, Rick Matthews, Pat O’Connell, Norman Payne, Derek Siewert and Rob Wales. The team was coached by Bill Davison. I.HS 51 Brandywine 40 LHS ')2 Ldwardsburg 45 LHS 50 Cassopolis 61 LHS 54 Si 'jofaf 49 LHS 45 Buchanan 3? LHS 43 River Valley 41 LHS 67 Coloma 39 LHS 47 .Si. Joe 49 LHS 51 Brandywine 32 LHS 41 Edwardsburg 3( IdRS 46 Cassopolis 4f LHS 58LMC 4 LHS 45 Bridgman 4.' J.I1S 66 Dowagiac U LHS 57 Benton Harbor51 LHS 57 Buchanan 4( LHS 35 River Valle 4 LHS 96 Coloma 9 3f LHS 60 LMC 3! All State Track Stars 153 Upper left: Brad Krugler----mile run. Lower left: Steve McGrath — high jump. Above: Melo- dy Middleton — 100 yd. dash. Below: Chris Meschke — 2 mile run. Upper right: Kim Ed- wards — low hurdles. 154 Track Team Places 4th In Conference O 05 H CO o QQ Front: Mark Aroney, Scott Arick, Mark Gerber, Dave Dow, Tim Boring, Rob Wales, Mike Arthur, Pat O’Con- nell, Mark Hickox, Simon Hoffmann, Dean Schink, Kevin Kuhn, Steve Hadaway. 2nd: Bill Wright, Roy Grover, Rene Mendoza, Rob Nelson, Doug Myers, Terry Borr, Brad Krugler, Mark Jaske, Pat McGrath, Mel Hawkins, Jon State, Dave Williams, Jeff Wagonmaker. Back: Coach Dan Tinkey, Coach Glen Brown, Eric Neibauer, Jim Betker, Jim Greendonner, Mike Lehmann, Steve McGrath, Roy Ramthun, Steve Barker, Todd Ehman, Mike Hamilton, Dan Drews, Steve Goetz, Chris Paulson, Pete Carpenter. An inexperienced and young team struggled through a 3-3-1 season, placing fourth in Conference dual meets, and in the Blossom- land. Despite the Conference finish, nearly everyone achieved high personal goals with twenty-two people earning Varsity letters. Top point winners this season included Brad Krugler, Steve Barker, Rene Mendoza, Steve McGrath, 6’6” in the high jump, Brad Krugler 9:48.2 in the 2 mile and freshman records set by Jeff Wagonmaker in the 440 and 880, Rob Wales in the long jump, the freshman 440, and mile relay teams. The year ended with fine team performances at the Rotary Meet and Steve McGrath and Brad Krugler qualifying for the state meet. PV — Doug Mvers 12’0 HJ — Sieve McGrath 6’6' SP — Mike Hamiltoii '4T1 Mend :ne Mendoza 24. Steve Barker 3 ff Wagonmaker Mike Hamilton, Rob V Rene Mendoza 880 — Jeff Wagonmaker 2:02.4 880R — Tim Boring, Rene Mendoza, Rob Wales, Steve Barker 1:35.4 Mile — Brad Krugler 4:30.7 Mile R — Jeff Wagonmaker, Scott Arick, Terry Borr, Steve Barker 2 Mile — Brad Krugler 9:48.2 156 Front: Theresa Pitts, Nancy Preibe, Lisa State, Chris Meschke, Sue Schewe, April Pinderski, Kristi Bekkering, Leann Bradley, Kathy Sipes, Daphne Dinges. 2nd: Ann Golladay; mgr., Lezlie Moulds, Mary Reilly, Kim Edwards, Melanie Jackemeyer, Tobey Taylor, Karla Huebner, Renee Surch, Amy Studebaker, Jill Steinke, Cheri Meschke, Beth Reed. 3rd: Mrs. Davis; coach, Ruth Abram, Carolyn Washburn, Betsy Wright, Lana Ramthum, Melody Middleton, Kelly Cunningham, Robin Baehl, Brenda Brister, Kirsten Carr, Natalie Carr. Laurie Alexander, Mr. Brueck; asst, coach. Not pictured: Sandy Kemp, Jackie Connell. The 1980 Lancer Track team had a great year winning the conference with a 7-0 record. Many outstanding performances were put in during the season with new school records in the High Jump 5’7” by Melody Middleton; Discus 105’3” by April Pinderski; Mile 5:33.4 by Chris Meschke; 220 Low Hurdles 32.29 by Karla Huebner; and Two Mile 12:21.7 by Chris Meschke. Other outstanding performances were turned in by Kim Edwards, Mary Reilly, Cheri Meschke, Renee Surch, Brenda Brister, Lana Ramthun, Sue Schewe, Kristi Bekkering, Nat- alie Carr, and Melanie Jackemeyer. Graduating seniors are Robin Baehl, Brenda Brister, Melody Middleton, April Pinderski, Sue Schewe, and Amy Studebaker. Lancer Girls Place 1st In Conference 157 158 PQ H O C 5 H ◄ Lancer Varsity Hits To .571 Season Front: Ronnie Lovelace, Mary Brey, Elaine Katsulos, Teresa Capozio, Barb Mathis, Jodi Wagonmaker, Kelly Sinkiewicz. Back: Leslie Vincent, Carrie Weirick, Lori Garlanger, Missy Aiken, Dawn Gleffe, Marsha Lausman, Sally Woods, Coach Dave Price. Capturing the first annual Tri-City Tourna- ment Championship was the highlight of this year’s Varsity Softball season. In the first round of play, the team squeezed by rival St. Joe 8-7 in the bottom of the 7th. That victory carried them into the tourna- ment finals against Class C State Champs, L.M.C. The Lancers crunched the Lakers 16-1. There were many outstanding achievements made by team members this year. Mary Brey led the team at the plate with a fine .454 average. Sally Woods fol- lowed with a .438. Brey also led in the RBI department with 21. Dawn Gleffe was in close pursuit with 19. Extra base hit records were held by Sally Woods, 6 doubles; Barb Mathis, 3 triples; and Brey, Mathis, Love- lace, Woods with one home run apiece. Mathis coaxed 26 base on balls this year, too. Missy Aiken was the mound magician with an 8-2 record. The entire team outswung their opponents .344 to .295. One last com- ment about the season from Coach Price was “We played very well at the end of the season. If we could have played that well in the beginning, we could have had a much better overall record.” The Most Valuable Players on the team were Sally Woods and Barb Mathis. Other team members include Teresa Capozio, Lori Garlanger, Lorrie Eckel, Elaine Katsulos, Marsha Lausman, Ronnie Lovelace, Kelly Sinkiewicz, Leslie Vincent, Jodi Wagonmaker, and Carrie Weirick. LHS 9 Dowagiac LHS 5 Edwacdsburg LHS 4 Buchanan j LHS 4 St. Joe LHS 6 St. Joe LHS 27 Cassopoli.s LHS 26 Cassopolis LH§. 10 Edwards t urg LHS 14 Coloma LHS 4 Dowagic LHS 10 Buchanan LHS 8 St. Joe LHS J6 LMC Tpy. LHS 1 Paw Paw LHS 5 River Valley LHS 17 River Valley LHS 20 LMC LHS 15 Coloma LHS 12 Brandywine LHS 10 Brandywine LHS 11 Benton Harboj 160 w H O GO H 55 P5 1 PS o M Z •-a Front: Linda Glavich, Joanne Ketcham, Missy Aiken, Kathy Heaslip, Kim Klus, Karen Ingwerson. Back: Coach Dane Addison, Melissa Clanton, Amy Stauffer, Mary Fowler, Judy Harris, Cindy Shaw, Kecia Smiley, Julie Harris. The 1980 J.V. Softball season looked as if it was going to be a rebuilding year, but as the season progressed it was evident that this was a better team than anyone expected. The Little Lancers were a very sound de- fensive team; all four losses were by a total of five runs. Mary Fowler was voted Best All Around Defensive Player. Kim Klus, Linda Glavach, and Melissa Clanton were voted Most Valuable Players. Amy Stauffer and Judy Harris were voted Most Improved and Julie Harris was voted Most Spirited. Linda Glavach led the team in batting with a .562 average. The Lancer bats were hot throughout the entire season with Joanne Ketcham (481), Kim Klus (393), Melissa Clanton and Mary Fowler (360). Missy Ai- ken finished her J.V. season with a 7-0 re- SH Eau Cfa’ire ar 1 ' 1 LHS 22 o LHS. 13 Dowagiac 5 LHS LHS 10 Buchanan 11 16 St. Joe JL 15 ■LHS 6 St. Joe 7 LHS 1 Bridgman 3 LHS Coloma 7 LHS 12 Dowagiac ■ LHS 10 Buchanan 8 LHS F Brandywine LHS 7 St. Joe 9 LHS 16 River Valley 0 LHS 11 River Valley 12 LHS 14 Bridgman 12 LHS 16 Eau Claire 5 LHS 18 JL Coloma 2 V cord before being moved to Varsity. She also helped the cause with two home runs. Kathy Heaslip also had two and Linda Gla- vach and Kim Klus had one apiece. The soft- ball program will be in good shape in these next few years with a group like this. The J.V. team was coached by Dane Addison. 1 Above: Melissa Clanton fires the 3-2 pitch. Right: The team takes time 3ut for a pep talk. 162 PQ H C 2 ◄ PQ j H c j PS ◄ Varsity Baseball Wins Conference Title Front: Rick Pitts, Jeff Barchett, Scott Mandarino, Don Gerschoffer, Coach Dennis Keith, Dave Klingspon, Don Notaro, Cary Coleman. Back: Joel Graves; Mgr., Mickey Horton, Keith Avery, Doug Clem, Scott Gelander, Tom Knapp, Denny Metz, Ed Norkus. The Varsity baseball team won the Blos- somland Conference Championship with a 12-2 conference record. Overall, the Lanc- ers won 13 and lost 8. Cary Coleman led all hitters with a .344 average. Tom Knapp had a fine year hitting .339, and Scott Gelander batted .322 with 19 RBI’s. Gelander turned in a very good effort on the mound posting a 5-0 record with a 1.09 ERA. Doug Clem and Coleman also posted ERA’S under 2.00. Coleman (catcher), Knapp (infielder), and Gelander (outfield- er) were honored as first team All-Confer- ence selections. Jeff Barchett was select- ed to the second team as an outfielder, and Don Gerschoffer earned Honorable men- tion. Coach Keith commented on the sea- son, “It was a great year in every respect for this ‘together’ bunch of guys. Graduat- ing seniors are Jeff Barchett, Cary Cole- man, Don Gerschoffer, Tom Knapp, and Denny Metz. Other team members in- clude; Doug Clem, Scott Gelander, Dave Klingspon, Keith Avery, Mickey Horton, Scott Mandarino, Ed Norkus, and Don No- taro. Dowagiac Edwardsburg Buchanan 3 'New Prairie 4 New Prairie Left: Cary Coleman, Right: Tom Knapp, Above: Scott Gelander; All-Conference players. (L 11 ( enema D agiac, Buchanan St. Joe Benton Harbor Aiver Valley Coloma South Haven St. Joe Brandywine Benton Harbor 164 03 ◄ 03 O z 2 Junior Varsity Captures 2nd In Conference. Front: Dave Ray, Don Sandel, Scott Lausman, Mike Kniola, Joe Solari, Brian Coyne. Middle: Mike Smith, Billy Neidlinger, Terry Brien, Andy Graham, John Small, Keith Cumberland, Mike Martin. Back: Norman Payne, Dave McConomy, Rob Ford, Dean Clem, John Dorn, Todd Wit- kowski, Steve Berndt, Coach Dave Turley. Lakeshore’s junior varsity baseball team posted a 6-3 Blossomland Conference record in 1980 which was good enough for a second place league finish. Overall the Lancers fin- ished an 11-6 mark that included a six game winning streak and a perfect game against Cassopolis by three different pitchers. Freshman catcher Mike Smith was the lead- er in seven offensive categories as he hit for a blistering .448 on the year. Smith accumu- lated the most hits (20), most runs (15), and fewest strikeouts (3). Sophomore Rob Ford was equally impres- sive with a batting mark of .425. He led the team in most runs-batted-in (11), most tri- ples (2), and tied Smith for fewest strikeouts. Ford was the leading pitcher for the Lanc- ers as well. His 5-1 record was tops for all pitchers and he also struck out a total of 43 batters enroute to a fine 1.19 earned run average. Sophomore Brian Martin was 3-1 on the mound to rank second in wins. Dean Clem and Dave McConomy, both freshmen, batted .367 and .333 respectively. Clem led the team in doubles (4) and McCon- omy led in walks (10) and stolen bases (8). Sophomore Todd Witkowski played the en- tire season without committing an error to lead the defense. LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS 15 Bridgman LHS 12 Cassopolis LHS 8 Edwardsburg LHS 3 Coloma LHS 16 Dowagiac LHS 3 Ruchanan LHS 7 Bridgman LHS 8 Bridgman LHS 3 Coloma ® LHS 2 South Haven LHS 6 South Haven LHS 1 St. Joseph LHS 0 St. Joseph Above: Keith Cumber- land swings away. Below: Coach Turley’s boys on a run between innings. 2 2 8 2 6 0 0 6 6 4 4 0 1 6 5 5 4 0 Dowagiac 3 Edwardsburg 9 Buchanan 8 Rridgman 166 71 z z H 71 O PQ Lancer Netters Serve Up A 2nd Place Finish Front: Jim Falvey, Mike Bullard, John Avery, Ted Chen, Tim Pendergrass Back: Coach Chuck Salvano, Vince Mandarino, Tod Bailey, Steve Skwara, John Anstey, Jim Campbell. LHS LHS 6 Dowagiac LHS 2 Buchan; LHS 4 Coloma Above: John Avery completes his serve. Below: Todd Bailey watches his teammates at a crucial point. This year’s Varsity Tennis team was not at all shabby as they posted a 10-2 record for a 2nd place Blossomland finish. The duos of Tim Pendergrass-Vince Mandar- ino, and Ted Chen-Jim Falvey, were named to the All-Conference squad. Graduating seniors Anstey and Pender- grass have contributed their time and tal- ent to the team for all four of their high school years. Anstey also broke a new team record this year by having the best win percentage in singles with 68%. The only other senior, Mandarino is a 2-year Varsity letter winner. Other 2-year letter winners include, Steve Skwara, Mike Bul- lard, and Jim Campbell. One year letter winners were Jim Falvey, Ted Chen, John Avery, and Tod Bailey. In tourna- ment action, team members placed 8th in the Holland Invitational, 6th in the Three Rivers Invitational, 2nd in the Conference tournament, and 13th in the Regional tournament. The team was coached by Chuck Salvano. 168 Z Z H H I b O o Junior Varsity Tennis Has Successful Year! Front: Chris Bevilaqua, Chip Avery, Jeff Hunter, Back: Coach Bill Davison, Mike Melcher, Darren Froberg, Dan Pinderski. Little Golfers Have Fine Season. Front: Terry Brien, Scott French, Ted Chen, Jim Falvey, Dave Gerken, Back: Pat O’Connell, Todd Kelley, Mike Aroney, Wendell Brooks. 169 Prom Sails On Despite Rainy Weather 171 The theme “Ships” launched this years prom. Nautical scenery. Sunset pictures and fresh pineapple were some of the special highlights of “Drifting Through Time With Ships.” As traditions go, Mr. Lesser and junior class president, Mindi Seel, crowned Prom King, Phil Laney, and Queen, Liz Gebhard which was followed by the Grand March. Other can- didates for King and Queen were: Keith Wil- son and Ellen Callender, Karen Gobert and Dan Mahler, Mike Reilly and Lisa Erickson, and Jeff Biddinger and Julie Schadler. Chairmen for Prom 1980 were Don Schmitt and Patty Matthews who helped make prom a great success. Advisors were Mrs. Cheek and Miss Curtis. Approximately 500 people danced to the music of the band “Jammer” who were enjoyed by all. Servers: Chip Avery, Kelly Heinz, Kelly Klett, Mike Melcher, Heidi Monteith, Chris Nystuen, Chris Pinderski, Dave Roden, Lana Ramthun and Gayla Ruff, were dressed as sailors on a ship to set prom sailing on its way to a wonderful evening. All who attended prom received a gift of a tack pin or a necklace to remind all of the memories that the 1980 Junior-Senior Prom gave to those who were there. 174 Students Honored For Outstanding Achievement Honor Graduates Front: Lisa Erickson, Nancy Porter, Heidi Zielke, Sherry Small, Amy Wolfe, Jill Albee, Jayme Strefling, Amy Studebaker, Kathy Martin. Back: Tracey Taylor, Janet Meyer, Melody Middleton, Kevin Krieger, Paul Nus, Herb Daumann, Bill Wright, Roy Ramthun, Debbie Thar, Barb Wolff, Cheryl Carmichael. H as o z sn X o z o H Front: Lisa Erickson, Melody Middleton, Nancy Porter, Heidi Zielke, Sherry Small, Robin Baehl, Jill Albee, Jayme Strefling, Elfi Stadelmayer, Karen Gobert, Nancy Kuhn. 2nd: Cheryl Carmichael, Tracey Taylor, Janet Meyer, Karen Krajecki, Liz Gebhard, Meredith Jacke- meyer, Jeanne Place, Lori Jewell, Barb Wolff, Debbie Their, Amy Studebaker, Rita Guse. Back: Paul Nus, Randy Fife, Jim Greendonner, John Miller, Kevin Krieger, Dean Pollee, Eric Neibauer, Herb Daumann, Bill Wright, Roy Ramthun, Dan Baker, Mike Reilly. Not pictured: Steve Barker. Valedictorian And Salutatorian 175 Nancy Porter was this year’s Valedictori- an with a GPA of 3.928. Besides being an Honor Graduate and a member of the Na- tional Honor Society, Nancy, participated in many school functions including Band, Quiz Bowl, German, Math, and Medical Careers Clubs. She was also part of the pit band for many school musicals and plays. Roy Ramthun, this year’s Salutatorian achieved a GPA of 3.916. Roy, also an Honor Graduate and a member of the Na- tional Honor Society was very active in school activities including Track, Band, Key, Math, and Medical Careers Clubs. He also took part in many school plays and musicals. SALUTATORIAN — Roy Ramthun, VALEDICTORIAN — Nancy Por- ter Athletes Of The Year Melody Middleton, Brad Krugler — ARTHUR C. GUSE AWARD Eric Neibauer accepts NROTC Scholarship from his father. 176 Scholarship Recipients Front: Cheryl Carmichael, Laurie Nichols, Jeanne Place, Liz Gebhard, Nancy Porter, Cheri Coulombe, Jayme Strefling, Elaine Dame, Shelly Long, Tracey Taylor. Back: Paul Nus, John Anstey, Jon Gaunder, Jim Greendonner, Doug Weingart, Herb Dau- mann, Eric Neibauer, Bill Wright, Roy Ramthun, Randy Fife, Mike Reilly. H S o z Z2 o z o s SOUTHWESTERN MICHIGAN COLLEGE SCHOL- ARSHIPS: Sheila Brozovich, Tracey Taylor, Nancy Kuhn, Liz Gebhard. ROTC SCHOLARSHIPS: Paul Nus — West Point, Eric Neibauer — University of Florida, Bill Wright — Annapolis. ■IK L.M.C. DIVISIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS: Front — So- nja Henschel, Rita Guse, Louise Nelson, Back — Shei- la Brozovich, Kevin Krieger, Lori Jewell. 177 National Merit Commended Students And National Merit Finalist. Paul and Bill were National Merit Com- mended Students and Nancy was a Na- tional Merit Finalist. Paul Nus, Nancy Porter, Bill Wright Front: Liz Gebhard, Nancy Kuhn, Elaine Dame. Back: Dave Sandel, Jeff Biddinger, John Miller, Paul Nus, Rick McNeill. Not pictured: Rob Lewis. Forensics Awards I 4 Thespian Awards Jeff Biddinger, Paul Nus, Rick McNeill, Elaine Dame. 178 H S o z 05 PS o z o X Many Students Receive Awards HOME ECONOMICS AWARD — Janet Meyer AMERICAN LEGION SPEECH AWARD — Dan Wermuth AMERICAN LEGION CITIZENSHIP AWARDS — Roy Ramthun and Nancy Kuhn FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS — Brigitta Wid- lund from Sweden and Jose Arenas from Columbia. 179 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP AWARD — Mike Reilly JOURNALISM AWARD — Karen Gobert, Barb Wolff AGRICULTURE AWARD GERMAN AWARD — Nancy Porter - Kraig Hartline, Jim Ja- icubs NATIONAL SCHOOL CHORAL AWARD — Elaine Dame VIRGINIA ARCHER CHORAL SCHOLARSHIP — Greg Robins Honor Guards — Steve McGrath and Jeff Buckner Class of ’80 President — Roy Ramthun 180 z o H U) o o 244 Graduate Under Clear, But Noisy Sky The Concert Band directed by Mr. Lesser. Shoot for Success,” Paul Nancy, Mr. Reilly, Roy 183 244 members of the class of 1980 received their diplomas on the Lancer athletic field on the evening of June 4, 1980. Reverend Thompson of the Lakeshore Baptist Church led the Invocation and Benediction. The La- keshore Band, minus its graduating seniors, played for the Processional and Recessional. Speeches were given by Seniors Elaine Dame, Nancy Kuhn, Paul Nus and Bill Wright, who were selected by their class- mates. Mr. Ed. Reilly introduced the Vale- dictorian, Nancy Porter, and the Salutatori- an, Roy Ramthun. Roy, who is also the Class President, read the list of Graduates, as di- plomas were handed out by School Board members Mr. Russ Hanson and Mr. John Steinke. An unusual feature at this years commence- ment ceremony was the loud entertainment provided by a crop duster as he flew back and forth over a nearby farm. CLOSING 188 ONIS yi3 191 cn Q Last fall First National Bank of Southwestern Michi- gan changed its name to Pacesetter Bank and Trust — Southwest. 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Heidi Zielke, Lisa Erickson, Julie Lippert. o o 00 Editor — Business Manager — Sports Editor — Photography — Advisor — M M Man — Barb Wolff Mary Stancik Barb Mathis Jon Friest Jack Greendonner Jon Studebaker Copy and Layout Kelly Sinkiewicz Diane Miller Beth Woodward Sue Schewe Rita Guse Bob Sipes Julie Lippert Lisa Erickson Amy Studebaker April Pinderski Heidi Zielke Mindi Seel Ellen Callender Jodi Wagonmaker Cheri Coulombe A special thanks goes to Randy Gillette (cover and sunset picture pgs. 2 3) and Angie Barger (divider pgs.) 4) 0