Lakeshore High School - Driftwood Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1981 volume:

DRIFTWOOD LAKESHORE HIGH SCHOOL STEVENSVILLE, MICHIGAN 49127 2 Opening 6 Opening 3 This Is I Us 4 Opening Boys And Their Toys Far lefts Mickey Horton Left: Tony Barker Far left: Chris Nozicka Left: Randy Strunk Far left: Roger Jewell Left: Scott Gelander Far left: Don Notaro Left: Tim Gelander Far left: Craig Owens Left: Chris Dubach Opening 5 Lancers Gain Homecoming Victory Over Cassopolis 37-6 Above: Steve Skwara helps demolish Rangers. Right: Leticia Rodriquez crowned 1980 Homecoming Queen. Left: Juniors take first place in float building contest with their version of The Wiz. Above left: Sopho- mores grasp second place with their revolving Carou- sel.” Above: Kym Tabor and Lisa Sorensen get ready for the Pom Pon performance. Right: Ugly man Jeff Buckner shows his spirit with beauty. Far right: Cheer- leaders. Debbie Geary. Cathy Weirick, and Brenda Dor- sey. Homecoming 6 Homecoming Queen Candidates for 1980 Above: Kelley Brooks escorted by Edward Brooks. Right: Shelia Friske es- corted by Sheridan Friske. Below: Caro- lyn Cheek escorted by Robert Cheek. Left: Shalini Lall escorted by Santosh Lall. Underclass representatives for 1980: Above: Junior Kelly Krieger es- corted by Mike Krieger Left: Sophomore Amy Warner es- corted by Craig Warner Below: Freshman Nancy Kniola escort- ed by Dennis Kniola Homecoming Queen And King, Leticia Rodriguez And Steve McGrath. Homecoming of 1980 was full of exciting events includ- ing the crowning of the queen and king, the dance, the first victorious game of the season, the floats, and everything that is part of Homecoming. The annual bonfire was a huge success with Howard Whitright receiving the Ugly Man Crown. Taking first place in the float competition, was the junior class with The Wiz.” The annual spirit award was received by the senior class. To add to the school spirit, the Lancer team achieved their first outstanding victory over the Cas- sopolis Rangers. Encouraged greatly by the crowd, the band performed an excellent halftime show. Suspense was finally terminated when Leticia Rodriquez was crowned Homecoming Queen 1980. To top off the excit- ing evening. Steve McGrath was crowned King at the after game dance held for the convenience of the visit- ing alumni which completed a perfect Homecoming for the Lancers. Lakeshore Lancer Marching Band Band Personnel by files: Brian Libs. Coleen Fries!. Renee Surch. Greg Robins. Rick Toering. Brian Glossinger. Scott Bodjack. Scott Meisher. Scott Meyer; Jim Betker. Diane Tungett. Melissa Clanton. Nancy Stright. Evan Juengling. Julie Yore. Cheryl Hoge. Duane Tolsma; Julius Turk. Brian Wisneski. Laurie Bonczkowski. Darek Goch. Michelle Harder. Shellie Bennett. Todd Walters. Ken Fasti Joy Tiefenbach. Mike Slabaugh. Dave McConomy. Todd Ehman. Kim Cowgill. Pam Duschek. Tracy Eggleston. Chip Avery; Gretchen Monteith. Mark Jaske. Dennis Kastner. Brian Markley. Karl Ochsner. Simon Hoffmann. David Reilly, Elaine Katsulos; Mike Barger. Mark Gerber. Bob Roden. Dan Smith. Mike Doolan. Kim Klus. Dennis Horton. Dan Pinderski; Jill Steinke. Terri Kolerg. Jayne Erickson. Alissa Wald. Mike Groschel. Sue Bryant. Julie Harris. Priscilla Firl; Terry Hlatein. Jacky Racz. Rayette Hicks. Phil Klassen. Mike Nelson. Dave Gerken. Mark Verduin. Pat Wozniak. Kelly Cunningham; Frances Mendoza. Chris Berry. Ted Chen. Dave Roden. Rob Swisher. Larry Hidy. Todd Rockwell. Dave Goetz; Missy Woods. Leann Bradley. Vickie Owens. Debbie Feather. Stephanie Frohbieter. Rachel Niemi. Tami Ball. Chris Meschke; Ken Spitzer. Chris Hanson. Karen Barnes. Barb Martin. Mary Williams. Cindy Hinkle. Sarah Niemi. Carolyn Cheek. Kellie Klett. Tammy Abbott. C.J. Schwarz. Jack Arbanas. Gerry Weingart. Julie Korican. Kathy Tysman. Julie Lippert; Carolyn Washburn. Kelly Krieger. Kathy Porter. Julie Czech. Lisa Niezgodski. Kris Taube. Kris Reinmk. Sharon Amundson; Kym Taber. Ann Westerbeke. Kathy Bedunah. Kathy Yampolsky. Nancy Gast. Denise Fife. Jennifer Eppley. Wendy Fritz; Nancy Schutz, Susan Diedric � Tammy Womeldorf. Kathy Nyland. Heidi Tipping. Gayla Ruff. Amy Schroeder. Carla Zielke. Dean Shink. Matt Rogers. FLAGS: Jane Wilkerson. Laura Laney. Lana Ramthun. Lisa Sorenson. Kim Edwards. Robin Totzke. Lori Spilger. Yvonne Arthur. Heidi Juengling. Natalie Carr. Cheri Meschke. Laura Kretchman. Jill Wenzlaff. Betsy Wright. Lisa Nelson. Joan Vivardo. Alice Rosa. Lynn Van Pelt. Front: Chris Pinderski. Arnold Lesser. Cheryl Captur. Tom Mitchell. Mindi Seel. Sandy Kemp Not pictured: Carole Albrecht. Jim Falvey. 10 Marching Band Band Proudly Earns Division I Above: Brian Markley. Top right: Laura Laney. Bottom right: Julie Yore. Mr. Lesser The band's fearless veteran lead- er, Mr. Arnold Lesser, has taught band at Lakeshore High School for twenty-two years and claims he's still having fun. Lesser, a graduate of Northwestern Uni- versity describes himself as lov- able and handsome as all get- out . He boasts this year’s band was excellent and cooperative. It only took them seven weeks to learn the left foot goes on the yard line. Next year we’ll try it with music.” Other future plans include retirement where he will be able to pursue his favorite in- terest, girls. He comments he will never forget Lakeshore. One thing is for sure, Lakeshore will never forget Mr. Lesser. Inspite of the handicaps-injury, heat, strike, snow, and rookies- this year's Lancer Marching Band managed to pull off six per- formances in five weeks, including a 1st division rating at marching festival. Following a performance at the Berrien Coun- ty Youth Fair, the band traveled to Camp Friedenswald for five days of intense marching. There the band was pleasantly sur- prised to learn rookie band director, Mr. Tom Mitchell, was less green than expected. The band worked hard (and played hard) and returned to find lack of a teaching contract could stop their marching altogether. But the students met for addi- tional practices and their extra effort made their first perfor- mance a success. At marching festival, the band performed Star Trek”, a percussion feature; The Hustle , I'll Never Love This Way Again”, Espana , and Patriotic Spectacular . Six Judges scored the band an average of 91.73 points where 85 points and above was considered a first division. Show design, music, and marching were the three areas on which this score was based. The band was lead on the field by drum majors Chris Pinderski and Mindi Seel and flag corp captains Heidi Juengling and Natalie Carr. This year's outstanding squad was made up of rookies Mike Nelson, Pat Wozniak, Dave Gerken, and Mark Verduin. Rookie Takes Command The new kid on the block this year was Mr. Tom Mitch- ell. but his talent more than made up for his inexperi- ence. He quickly gained the respect needed to maintain the level of excellence for which Lakeshore’s Marching Band is known. Mitchell, a recent graduate of Western Michigan University, gave credit to the cooperation of faculty, band-boosters and the students for his success. All things considered, (six performances in five weeks) the band did very well. But I know we can be even better next year, said an optimistic Mitchell. Considering his enthusiasm and devotion, it is difficult to doubt this statement. Marching Band II Varsity Cheers To Success! The Varsity Cheerleading squad of 1980-81. under the di- rection of Marilyn Nelson, was one the school could be very proud of. During the summer and throughout the school year, the squad captured many cheering honors in return for their hard work. Their first camp of the summer was an ICF (International Cheerleading Foundation) camp held at Notre Dame. At this camp, they captured the Grand Championship trophy along with being named the Most Congenial squad at the camp. The squad also returned home with a spirit frisbee, an award given to the most spirited squad, and various ribbons. Shelia Friske won an individual award as the camp's most outstanding cheerleader. The second camp the squad attended was a USCA (United States Cheerleading Association) camp at the University of Michigan. They again received high honors winning the Team Champion Top Ten plaque, along with various rib- bons. Winning this award made the squad eligible to com- pete in the National Grand Championships in Lansing, Ml on August 21, 22 and 23. Shalini Lall received an special cheerleading honor by winning first place in individual cheering ability and Debbie Fairleigh also received an individual award for her baton twirling. When the school year started, the squad traveled to Alle- gan, Michigan to compete in the Allegan County Fair Cheerleading Competition. Again they received top hon- ors by winning first place, Class B over seventeen other schools. The squad received a milk can trophy, $100 and free tickets to a college football game. Next, came the Coldwater Invitational held on December 6. Here the cheerleaders captured third place over 10 other schools. Penny Hysell received ninth place in indi- vidual cheering out of a cast of fifty girls. The Varsity Cheerleaders keep very busy during the school year by cheering at all football and basketball games, having spirit and fund raisers, planning pep assem- blies, having dinners for the teams, and maintaining Lake- shore’s fantastic school spiritl Varsity Cheerleaders from left to right are: Kathy Fones. Cathy Weirick. Kimm Lucker. Shalini Lall. Debbie Fairleigh. Shelia Friske. captain; Brenda Dorsey. Marilyn Nelson, coachi Kellie Jewell, co-capt.; Penny Hysell. Top left: Penny looking interested in the game. Top right: Seniors yell at the Homecoming pep assembly. Middle; Cheerleaders pose for picture at home finale football game against LMC. Middle right: Cathy cheers her team on! Below. Brenda, a real ham in front of a camera. Spirit!!! Above: Cheerleaders lead crowd with Go Red”. Bottom middle: Varsity's new convert” mount. Below: Fans at the girls district basketball game. Varsity Cheerleaders 13 JV’s Spirit Shines Through! Junior Varsity Cheerleaders from left to right are: Lori Notaro. Lisa Miller. Michelle Larson. Debbie Geary. Amy Warner. Jill Gotstein. Lori Arick. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders brought a lot of new ideas and spirit into their cheerleading this year. To begin with, the Lake- shore J.V. attended summer cheerleading camp at Albion, Ml spon- sored by UCA (Universal Cheerleading Association). While at camp, the J.V. received various ribbons including three blue supe- rior ribbons and two red excellent, and one gold ribbon signifying that the squad was one of the top four of the J.V.’s there. Along with these awards, they also received the spirit stick all four nights they were at camp. On December 6, 1980 the Junior Varsity visited the Coldwater Invitational where they captured a second place trophy over nine other squads. Besides cheering at all football and basketball games, the J.V.’s sold programs at all Varsity home football games, had spirit and fund raisers, and did various things for the football and basketball teams. 14 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders J.V.’s Sparkle And Shine! top left: Debbie shows her Lancer spiritl above: Junior varsity takes a break at halftime! far right: Cheer. Lori, cheer! Freshman Off To A Great Start The 1980-81 Freshmen cheerleading squad consisted of seven hard working, fun-loving girls. They cheered at all of the Frosh football and basketball games, sold programs at the JV and Varsity basketball games, and helped the Varsity squad with various fund raising projects. with other squads from area schools. This is the first time ever that a freshman squad has decided to compete. Their hard work paid off, and they came back with a 2nd place trophy. Carrie Wales also placed fourth out of fifty in the individual competition. On December 6, they journeyed to Coldwater to compete Freshman Cheerleaders starting at bottom left to right are: Anne Gain. Alternate; Shelly Graziano. Cheri Honan. Carrie Wales. Karen and Karol Clem, and Michelle Parks. Freshman Have Spirit! Top right; Anne cheers the little Lancers to victory. Far left; Michelle yell! Middle; Shelly ends an exciting cheer. Bottom right; Good looking girls, eh? Freshman Cheerleaders 15 Ruth Abram Carole Albrecht Greg Albrecht Ray Amicarelli Sharon Amundson John Baird Bill Bancroft Mike Barger Tony Barker Elza Barker Seniors 17 Karen Barnes Chris Berry John Boldt L aurie Bonczko wsk i Jim Betker Grant Bly Angie Blythe Tim Boring Terry Borr Bruce Boswell Todd Boyd Todd Brame Mary Brey Kelley Brooks Debbie Brunke 18 Seniors Sue Bryant Rosie Buckenberger Jeff Buckner Rick Buckner Ron Bush Jim Campbell Tina Capozio Natalie Carr Karen Casper Lori Chabitch Carolyn Cheek Doug Clem Bob Clem Matt Cortson Mark Covert Seniors 19 Kim Cowgill Phil Criss Mary DeVoir Daphne Dinges Scott Dixon Mike Doolan Dan Drews Pam Duschek Wendy Eckel Todd Ehman Debbie Fairleigh Kathy Farrington Debbie Feather Ken Field Priscilla Fir! Linda Fisher Mark Fortuna Larry Freeman X) Seniors Laurie Freeman Stephanie Frohbieter Nancy Gast Steve Goetz Judy Gain Alice Gantenbein Rhonda Garberson Lori Garlanger Tim Gelander Patty Gerken Dawn Gleffe Brian Glossinger Dale Gore Celeste Grau Scott Grumbir Debbie Guzy Seniors 21 Larry Hidy Diane Hoffmann 22 Senior Nellie Hoffmann Penny Hysell Roger Jewell Sandy Kemp Debbie Kerschbaum Seniors 23 Tracey Kessler Renee Ketchman Evan Kirby Bonni Kircher Dave Klingspon Dave Kohn Terri Koiberg Rande Kottmann Jeff Kowerduck Laura Kretchman Beth Kubistai Jay Kurbis Shalini Lall Jim Lausch Jodie Klug Curt Klus Scott Knapp Chuck Koch 34 Seniors Dave La wrick Julie Lippert Jane Liven good Dave Luther Barb Martin Patty Matthews Mark Matthias Tennina McAnany Dan McConomy Steve McGrath Julie Mead Barb Martin Frances Mendoza Kathy Merritt Cheryl Meschke Chris Meschke Scott Mandarino Scott Meyer Seniors 25 Joan Murphy Mike Myers Sarah Neal 26 Seniors Nancy Necas Karl Ochsner Laura Nelson Rachel Niemi Catharina Ojert Mike Olszewski Seniors 11 Jeff Ondraka David Ott Craig Owens Chris Poulson Jack Puckett Scott Pullins Kevin Radtke Ann Ray Julie Reisig Monika Riedel Greg Robins Leticia Rodriquez Randy Rothschild Irene Sahs Mike Sandel Rob Sanders Santina Santaniello Greg Schadt 38 Seniors Donna Schmaltz Steve Schroeder Cindy Shaw Don Schmitt Kevin Schmitz Doug Schornhorst Jerri Slentz Kendra Smiley Gary Smith Patty Smith C.J. Schwarz Carolyn Schutz Mindi Seel Lyn Schulz Tammy Sebesta Bonnie Schwarz Mark Sellers Senior 79 Grant Sonneman Kathy Soulliere Brian Spear Keith Starke Marc State Jill Steinke Keith Stelter Garry Stevens Nancy Stright Gray Stuart Teresa Sukys Joe! Surch Kym Taber Patty Talbot Kris Taube John Teifke Mark Thornton Joy Tiefenbach Steve Tilly Todd Totzke 30 Seniors Dana Wage maker Janet Wadley Jodi Wagonmaker Karen Wahl Dee Wall Todd Walters Ken Ward Kathy Weich Seniors 31 Carla Wittmann Mike Welch Dan Wermuth John Westcott Anita Wieand Mary Williams Kevin Wilson Missy Woods Sally Woods Kathy Yampolsky Chris Yore Rich Zandarski Dave Zordell � Gerry Weingart Howard Whitright Tom Weisser Brian Wickham Boys Basketball Conference Championship Volleyball Class B State Championship Boys Basketball Regional Championship Volleyball Conference Championship Volleyball Regional Championship Boys Basketball District Championship Wrestling Conference Championship Volleyball District Championship ATHLETICS Athletics ii Varsity Football Faced Tough Season Front: Dave Williams. Don Notaro. Joe Solari. Darren Froberg. Steve Hadaway, Ed Norkus. Terry Borr. Tim Boring. Andy Graham. Second: Scott Gelander. Carl Morford. Mike Oswald. Randy Crowe. Bill Bancroft. Steve Skwara. Mike Smith. Al Nitz. Bob Bancroft. Third: Doug Myers. Scott Ziebarth. Mark Hickox. Ken Field. Ray Amicarelli. Todd Totzke. Mark Thornton. Phil Ridenour. Doug Clem. Fourth: Jay Kurbis. Mike Gagliardo. Dana Wagemaker. Dean Clem. Tim Gelander. Chris DuBach. Phil Criss. Bob Dillard. Steve McGrath. Back: Coach Dennis Keith. Coach Ron Patzer. Joel Graves. Student trainer. Managers. John Lalonde. Dave Pepperel; Trainer Dan Tinkey. Head Coach Dave Topping. The Lancer football team enjoyed another successful season, winning five and losing four. Although having lost the first four out of five games the team came back strong to win the final games. The teams determination was very impressive this year. The coaching staff was extremely proud of the way the team came storming back from defeat to be winners. Individual standouts for the defensive unit were Tim Ge- lander. most valuable player, most tackles and All Conference Linebacker; Dana Wagemaker. ranked number two on the tackle chart and All Conference Tackle. The team also had some very steady play by Dave Williams. Mork Thornton. Scott Ziebarth. Mike Gagliardo. Dean Clem, Steve McGrath, and Ray Amicarelli. Scott Gelander did the teams’ punting with a 33.7 yard average. Offensive standouts were Steve Skwara. All Conference Full- back and Sth all time school rushing leader with 859 yards, plus winning the offensive most valuable player award. Ray Amicarelli was picked on the All Conference Team as a Guard along with Dana Wagemaker as a Tackle, and Tim Gelander as an End. Other outstanding offensive players were Ken Field, Al Nitz, Doug Clem, Tim Boring. Don Notaro, Carl Morford. Phil Ridenour, and Andy Graham who ranks number two on the all time school records for kickoff returns. Doug Myers did the teams' kicking, making 14 of 15 extra points. The team captains for 1980 were Tim Gelander. Ray Amicar- elli, Bill Bancroft, and Don Notaro. The team was coached by Dave Topping, Dennis Keith, and Ron Patzer. VKSIuJfP I All Conference Players: Dana Wagemaker. Offensive Tackle and Defensive Tackle. Ray Amicarelli. Offensive Guard. Steve Skwara. Offensive Fullback. Tim Gelander. Offensive Split End, Defensive Linebacker. 5-4 Season Is A Success LHS 0 St. Joseph 22 LHS 7 Brandywine 20 LHS 0 Aquinas 28 LHS 37 Cassopolos 6 LHS 7 Dowagiac 22 LHS 21 Buchanan 14 (0.1.) LHS 20 River Valley 8 LHS 7 Coloma 0 LHS 7 LMC 6 Team huddles to discuss the next play. Moving in for the kill. Tomorrow’s Varsity Front Row (l-r): Tim Belanger. Magnus Ojert. Rick Matthews. Jeff Wagonmaker. Rob Wales. Barry Gidley. Jeff Hunter. Jon State. Second Row: Kregg Kiel. Dave Hagenauer. Tim Sturt. Jeff Haynes. Pat McGrath. Tim Doolan. Dori Sandel. Brian Curneal. Mark Waldmann. Third Row: Brian Burnett. Tom Simpson. Brian Richardson. Greg O'Dell. Todd German. Kevin Wilson. Steve Berndt. Rick Pitts. Fourth Row: Head Coach Chuck Salvano. Al Zielke. Roy Rodriquez. Pat Stanbery. Ass t. Coach Bill Johnson. Lakeshore’s junior varsity football team closed out their fall season with a 4-3-1 record. The quarterback slot was led by Magnus Ojert com- pleting 39 of 80 passes and rushing for 225 yards. Ojert also handled all kicking assignments on the team. The leading rushers for the Lancers were Jeff Wa- gonmaker leading with 521 yards on 99 carries fol- lowed by Rob Wales with 392 yards on 81 carries. Both Wagonmaker and Wales shared punting duties with an average of 23 and 28 yards per kick. Jeff Wagonmaker led the Lancer team in tackles downing 89 opponents, followed by Kevin Wilson with 87 and Steve Berndt with 68. With super strength and fine defensive strategy, the mighty Lancers held five of their opponents to less than 14 points including two shutouts. Leading receivers were Greg Odell with 16 passes for 252 yards, and Don Sandel hauling in 8 passes for 115 yards. Both averaged over 14 yards a catch. 38 Junior Varsity Football Above: Tim Belanger uses a fake. Right: Rob Wales on the move. LHS 8 St. Joe 56 LHS 32 Brandywine 20 LHS 6 Cassopolis 12 LHS 12 Dowagiac 22 LHS 13 Coloma 0 LHS 28 River Valley 0 LHS 12 Buchanan 12 LHS 27 Lake Michigan Catholic 6 Junior Varsity Football 39 Freshmen Have Tough Season Freshman football from left to right are: Roger Swierbut. Mike Sarola. Scott Plangger. Mike Gacki. Grant Gilreath. Earl Koch. Dennis Lee. Second Row: Bill Weirick. Rick Hall. Mike Hollerbach. Rob Doehrer. Joe Brownlow. Mike Schmaltz. Dave Anstey. Third Row: Mike Bredeweg. Mike Wyble. Kevin Dillard. Raegan Matthews. Tony Smarrella. Ted Lausman. Fourth Row: John Hartwig. Tony Pallo. Bill Anstey. Dave Henderson. Dean Driscoll. Fifth Row: Brian True. Todd Tiefenbach, Brent Arndt. Coach Zinkil. Not pictured: Coach Turley. Eric Nus. Marc Williams. Parry Metz. Tom Simpson. Brian Richardson, Jeff Myers. Rob Kiehn. The Little Lancers finished their 1980 season with a tough 1-6 record. The team suffered greatly from their many injuries early in the season, but pulled through to win their last game against Coloma. Top right: Coach Zinkil watches the teaml Right: Mike Sarola takes a keeper around the end. Bottom right: Lancer coaches give encourage- ment during half-time of a game. Top tacklers for the season were Tom Simpson. Brian Rich- ardson. John Hartwig. Mike Wyble and Raegan Matthews. These five anchored the Lancer defense most of the season. The leading rushers of the year were Tom Simpson, Mike Sarola and Dave Anstey. The Lancer Freshman are coached by Dave Turley and Mike Zinkil. Left: Dave Henderson takes a rest after a tough game. 40 Freshman Football Above: Lakeshore sets into their of- Right: Dave Anstey receives the pitch fensive formation. out. Go Big Red! Left: Sarola rolling out. Left: The look of de- termination at half- time. Bottom left: Dave Anstey sweeps right. Right: Bill Weirick. an injured Lancer, keeps stats of the games. Above right: Lancers watch the game in- tently. Girl Netters Gain Experience In Second Season Front: Michelle Boris. Rosie Buckenburger. Jill Bailey. Michelle Harder. Tracey Eggleston. Kellie Klett. Back: Coach Skwara. Kendra Smiley. Robin Sempert. Ann Westerbeke. Laurie Alexander. Marriann Middleton. Nellie Hoffmann. TOT77 Rosie flashes a quick one. Girls Tennis 42 Girl’s Tennis Faces Tough Competition The 2-5 record of the 1980 girl’s tennis belies the quality of fine play produced by this year’s team. The highlight of the season came when the team almost upset arch rival St. Joe in their second meeting. Outstanding play came from first singles player Merriann Middleton. Middleton overcame tough competition to fin- ish her senior year. 5-2. Other seniors that will be missed next year include Rosie Bucken- burger, who played fourth singles or teamed up with Joan Murphy for 2nd doubles; and Nellie Hoffmann and Kendra Smiley who paired to- gether for the 1st due. Adding depth to the team were juniors Michelle Boris and Tracey Eggleston who played second and third doubles respectively Michelle Harder, also a junior, teamed with sophomore Jill Bailey for third doubles. Sophomore Ann Westerbeke alternat- ed from 4th singles to second doubles with Murphy throughout the year. Other team mem- bers included junior Robin Sempert and sopho- more Laurie Alexander. The tennis team was coached by Barbara Skwara. Tracey winds up. Girls Tennis 43 LHS 1 St. Joe 6 LHS 7 Brandywine 0 LHS 1 Holland 6 LHS 3 St. Joe 4 LHS 1 Niles 6 LHS 6 South Haven 1 LHS 2 Niles 4 Below: Forever picking up tennis balls!!! Above: Michelle delivers a smashing return. Girls Cross Country Sends Two To State The l980Lakeshore cross-country season was a year of second-bests” and almosts” for the entire girls team. The lady harriers posted a 3-5 dual meet record and a 2-1 conference meet record which, combined with a second place finish in the conference meet, earned the girls 2nd place overall in the Blossomland race. Speedster Chris Meschke won the 3 mile in 20:10, a new senior and school record, and qualified her for state competition where she placed 27th. Plagued with injury. Cheri Meschke fared less successfully, missing all-conference recognition and state qualification in each race by one place. Sophomore Leann Bradley set a new Sophomore five kilometer record of 22:34 and qualified for state where she placed 76th. Junior's Elaine Katsulos and Tami Ball battled back and forth for position the entire year with Elaine gaining the upper hand and junior five kilometer record by 3 10’s of a second. Junior Kathy Richardson, this years lone letter winner and attendance award winner, added depth to the team and under- went much personal improvement. This years team was coached by Glen Brown and student teacher Stan Hokinson. Cheri Meschke. Leann Bradley. Tami Ball. Elaine Katsulos. Kathy Richardson. Chris Meschke. 44 Girls Cross Country Boys Cross Country Ties For Conference Championship Front: Simon Hoffmann. Jim Thomas. Mike Schadt. Eric Farrington. Tim Newberg. Andy Gantenbein. Mike Farrington. Back: Head Coach Glen Brown. Mark Jaske. Mike Roden. Steve Goetz. Pete Carpenter. Chris Poulson. Steve Klassen. Kevin Kuhn. A 2-1 conference record and 1st place finish at the conference meet allowed this years harri- ers to share conference honors with Buchanan. Named to the all-conference team were senior Chris Poulson and iuniors Pete Carpenter and Mark Jaske. Carpenter, the teams top runner, ran a 16:26:8 five kilometer race which served as both a school and junior record. Other re- cord breakers included Chris Poulson. Kevin Kuhn, and Tim Newberg who set new senior, sophomore, and freshman five kilometer re- cords respectively. Other season highlights in- cluded a 5th place at Fennville’s invitational and a 2nd at the Berrien County meet. The team placed 7th at regionals with Carpen- ter and Poulson qualifying for state competi- tion. At state they placed 19th and 45th respec- tively. This years team was coached by Glen Brown and student teacher Stan Hokinson. Upper left: Kevin Kuhn rounds the corner. Lower left: Pete Carpenter in the lead. Right: Tom Hutter keeps his pace. Jim’s Dandy’s Win Second Consecutive Title Seated: Sally Woods. Mary Brey. Middle: Lynda Foster. Lana Ramthun, Renee Surch. Darcy Dustin. Kim Fdwards. Lorie Eckel. Marsha Lausman. Standing: Dawn Gleffe. Natalie Carr. Lori Garlanger. Laura Laney. Coach Jim Maier. Lakeshores Girls Varsity Basketball team enjoyed another successful season. To begin the season, Jim's Dandy's” won the first annual Tri-City tournament, and then shocked Niles 41-40. It was to be Niles’ only regular season loss. At mid season, the Lancers were 10-0. and ranked sixth in the state. The team’s first loss was a shocking 3103 home court setback by St. Joe. From this point on, the team struggled, losing to Cass. Battle Creek and Pennfield. Earlier they handed Cass their only regular season loss, and Pennfield went on to win the State Championship. By the end of the season, the team seemed to have corrected their problems. In the first round of district play. Lakeshore beat the St. Joe Bears for the second time in three games, 61-60. It appeared as though Lakeshore would be the favorite to win the District when disaster struck. The teams’ 41-40 upset loss to Coloma was probably the most bitter defeat in our school’s history. Many individual honors were handed to the girls throughout the season. For Seniors. Dawn Gleffe was All-league, leading rebounder, third leading scorer, second all time leading rebounder, and seventh all time leading scorer. Lori Garlanger was elected to the All-League team, Detroit Free Press Class B All- State Honorable Mention. She turned in a four year career total of 836 points, good for second on the all time list. Lori was number two in steals on the game, season and career list. She was the leading scorer. Also. Mary Brey was second in assists and steals and was a member of the Blossomland All Conference Honorable Mention Team. Sally Woods was the leading foul shooter and Natalie Carr displayed leadership far and above the call of duty. For juniors. Lorrie Eckel was our second leading scorer, rebounder and foul shooter. She was elected to the Blossomland Conference First Team along with Gleffe and Garlanger. The other Lakeshore player with honors was Laura Laney who received honorable mention all-conference. 46 Girls Varsity Basketball All Conference 1st Team LHS 41 Niles 40 LHS 54 Sturgis 42 LHS 57 Buchanan 30 LHS 60 Brandywine 29 LHS 55 Coloma 30 LHS 56 Cassopolis 48 LHS 63 Edwardsburg 24 LHS 47 Dowagiac 36 LHS 23 St. Joseph 31 LHS 40 River Valley 30 LHS 49 Buchanan 36 LHS 77 Brandywine 26 LHS 50 Coloma 45 LHS 52 Cassopolis 56 LHS 63 Edwardsburg 42 LHS 54 Dowagiac 50 LHS 41 Pennfield 45 LHS 61 St. Joseph 60 LHS 40 Coloma 41 Twin City Tournament LHS 47 St. Joseph 44 LHS 49 Benton Harbor43 Honorable Mention Most Valuable Player: Dawn Gleffe. Most Valuable Player: Lori Garlenger. Best Defensive Player: Lorrie Eckel. Most Improved Player: Lana Ramthun. Varsity Girls Basketball 47 Varsity Girls Have Perfect 6-0 Conference Record Above: Lorrie Eckel searches for the open player. Right: Laura Laney shows great concentration at the free throw line. Far Right: Dawn Gleffe prepares for a bounce pass. 48 Girls Varsity Basketball J.V. Girls Have Excellent Season Front: Linda Glavach. Carol Mensinger. Tina Franklin. Tammy Spletzer. Middle: Kathy Sipes. Wendy Garlanger. Mary Fowler. Kim Klus. Third Row: Karla Huebner. Missy Aiken. Kirsten Carr. Tobey Taylor. Back: Manager Julie Hasse. Coach Patty Nitz. Tracey Beckman. The 1980 Lakeshore Girls J.V. Basketball team, coached by Patty Nitz, enjoyed another successful season this year by ending 18-1. The only loss of the season was when they fell to Benton Harbor 32-30 in overtime. After the loss, Patty’s Pride” moved on to win 17 straight. The girls averaged 42 points a game with a season total of 800 points. A highlight of the season was the new J.V. record Patty’s Pride” established. The girls demolished Edwardsburg 58-5, five being the lowest point total ever scored against the J.V.s. Leading scorers for this year were Mary Fowler with 233 points and Missy Aiken with a total of 144 points. Fowler and Aiken were also top re- bounders. Sharing top honors for assists were Kir- sten Carr and Mary Fowler, both tied with 25. Most Valuable Player” award went to Mary Fowler. Taking the Best Defensive Player” title was Karla Huebner. The Most Improved Player” was Judy Harris. Tra- cey Beckman, Tina Franklin, Wendy Garlanger, Linda Glavach, Carol Mensinger. Kathy Sipes, Tammy Spletzer. Tobey Taylor, and Manager Julie Hasse are also to be congratulated on a super season and a job well done. 50 Junior Varsity Girls Basketball Above: Karla Huebner plays good offense. Below: Kim Klus looks on. Right: Setting a screen is Mary Fowler. Above: Carol Mensinger grabs the ball. Right: Tobey Taylor fights for possession. LHS 32 St. Joe 26 LHS 30 Benton Harbor 32 LHS 27 Niles 6 LHS 39 Sturgis II LHS 32 Buchanan 17 LHS 31 Brandywine 6 LHS 64 Coloma 17 LHS 58 Cassopolis 12 LHS 58 Edwardsburg 5 LHS 43 Dowagiac 17 LHS 34 St. Joe 27 LHS 53 River Valley K) LHS 23 Buchanan 9 LHS 38 Brandywine 17 LHS 43 Coloma 9 LHS 45 Cassopolis 16 LHS 49 Edwardsburg 6 LHS 59 Dowagiac 31 LHS 42 Battle Creek 20 Junior Varsity Girls Basketball 51 Lancers Score Best Record In School History Front: Terry Borr; mgr.. Mike Welch. Jim Campbell. Mike Lange. Scott Gelander. Scott Nelson. Rob Ford. Tod Bailey. Mike Zeilke; mgr. Standing: Head Coach Jim Sanford. Keith Avery. Tim Gelander. Jeff Buckner. Randy Strunk. Mike Bullard. Doug Clem. Bill Bancroft. Scott Arick. Ass t. Coach Bill Davison. Not Pictured: Ass t. Coach George Gaunder. 53 Varsity Basketball Under the helm of head coach Jim Sanford, the mighty Lancers posted a fantastic 25-1 record before losing their second heartbreaker of the season in the State semi-finals at Crysler Arena. This ended their tremen- dous season at 25-2, the best season ever in the history of Lakeshore Basketball. The Lancer cagers averaged 59.7 pts. per game, while holding their opponents to 46.0. Lakeshore shot 49.6% from the field and 73% at the charity stripe. The 6’7” junior center. Randy Strunk, led the Lancers averaging 13 pts. per game and hauling down 278 rebounds. Senior guard Jim Campbell, added 11.5 pts. per game and 148 assists. The duo of Tim and Scott Gelander were ap- plauded for their fine defensive efforts, while forward, Jeff Buckner, pulled down 152 rebounds and shot 62.1% from the field. Named to the Blossomland All-Conference first team were Lancer standouts Tim Gelander. Jim Campbell, and Randy Strunk, with Jeff Buckner and Scott Ge- lander placing on the second team. Bill Bancroft, Doug Clem, and Keith Avery, also received Honorable Men- tion in the conference. Not only did the Lancers have an excellent front line, but amazing bench strength. One of the biggest strengths of our team was the play of our seniors off the bench; Bill Bancroft, Doug Clem, Keith Avery, and Mike Welch, stated Coach Sanford. At the close of the season, the Lancers were showered with many awards. These included Strunk being named to the All-State 2nd team and Jim Campbell receiving Honorable Mention All-State. Campbell also received the Most Valuable Player award. Jeff Buckner and Scott Gelander were honored with the Most Improved Player award. LHS 58 New Prairie 38 LHS 59 Otsego 47 LHS 51 River Valley 36 LHS 65 Cassopolis 46 LHS 60 Buchanan 44 LHS 61 Brandywine 60 LHS 73 Coloma 33 LHS 57 Drbn. Divine Child 45 LHS 50 Benton Harbor 51 LHS 44 bdwardsburg 36 LHS 64 Dowagiac 53 LHS 53 South Haven 31 LHS 49 River Valley 33 LHS 71 Portage Northern 48 LHS 62 Buchanan 52 LHS 60 Niles 51 LHS 85 Coloma 48 LHS 61 Cassopolis 43 LHS 56 St. Joe 44 LHS 65 Dowagiac 45 LHS 62 South Haven 42 LHS 57 St. Joe 50 LHS 53 Dowagiac 39 LHS 61 Albion 48 LHS 51 Comstock 50 LHS 59 Muskegon Hts. 55 LHS 65 Mt. Pleasant 74 The victory over Muskegeon Heights brought us one step closer to our first State championship. No basketball team in Lakeshore High School's history has ever come closer. Varsity Boys Basketball 53 Below The super Lancer fans follow the learn to slate. Above: Tim Gelander on a break away. Above left: Doug Clem shoots over the zone. 54 Varsity Boys Basketball Above left: Mike Lange attempts a jumpshot. Below: Guess who? Be- low right: Jim Campbell drives in for two. Above: A disappointed Randy Strunk reflects on a one point loss. Below: Tim. Scott, and Jeff offer their encouragement to the team. Lancers Celebrate Good Times In spite of their record and inconsistant play, the Junior Varsity of 1980-81 provided many exciting moments while playing a very difficult schedule. The JV’s lost seven games by 4 points or less while shoot- ing 40% as a team. Dean Clem led the team in scoring, rebounding and blocked shots. Norm Payne was the leader in assists, Magnus Ojert led in steals and Mark Waldman shot 50% from the floor to lead in this department. Other team members were: Rick Matthews, John Avery. Tim Belanger, Rob Wales, Frank English, Bob Fernau, Jeff Wagonmaker, Steve Berndt, Mike Kniola, Derek Siewert, and Barry Gidley. A Tough Season J.V. Have The 1980-81 season began on a very promising note and ended in frustration for our Junior Varsity. The JV’s won their first three games by impressive mar- gins. Then, injuries, inconsistant play, and illness turned the season into a frustrating one. Above: Magnus and Dean make a jump for the ball. Below: Handle it Dean! Above: Derek shoots in hope of a basket. LHS 49 New Prairie 40 LHS 67 Otsego 37 LHS 50 River Valley 36 LHS 59 Cassopolis 60 LHS 53 Buchanan 59 LHS 67 Brandywine 64 O.T. LHS 68 Coloma 26 LHS 49 Dearborn Div. Ch. 53 LHS 47 Benton Harbor 56 LHS 68 Edwardsburg 32 LHS 41 Dowagiac 59 LHS 44 South Haven 33 LHS 44 River Valley 40 LHS 40 Portage Northern 46 LHS 52 Buchanan 55 LHS 38 Niles 62 LHS 54 Coloma 45 LHS 62 Cassopolis 83 LHS 43 St. Joseph 54 LHS 43 Dowagiac 48 Front I to r. Tim Belanger. Rob Wales. John Avery. Coach Jim Maier. Frank English. Mike Kniola. Magnus Ojert. Standing I to r.- Ken Kastner. Barry Gidley. Bob Fernau. Steve Berndt. Mark Waldman. Norman Payne. Derek Siewert. Rick Matthews. Jeff Wagonmaker. Kevin Wilson. Norm reaches for ball. Norm anticipates move. Dean has ball while Mark is hustling. Frosh Have Good Future At LHS. The Freshman basketball finished the 1980-1981 season with an 8-10 record. The little Lancers of Coach Adler started fast with a 4-1 record and a second place in the Lakeshore Freshman Tournament. The Frosh then trav- eled a rough road winning only 4 of their last 13 games. Our record doesn't really show it but we improved a lot towards the end of the season,” stated Coach Adler. Free throw shooting proved to be the downfall of the Frosh as they lost six games by six points or less while shooting only 49% as a team from the free throw line. Coach Adler ranked Mike Wyble and Scott Ruble as most improved players and Tyson Flein as the steadiest player throughout the season. 58 Frosh Basketball I First row: Perry Metz. Mark Williams. Paul Lucker. Kevin Knitter, mgr.. Second row: Scott Ruble. Bill Anstey. Brian Schadler. Tyson Flein. Third row: Todd Tiefenbach. Earl Koch. Mike Wyble. Scott Plangger. Paul Czech. Fourth row: Bruce Arent. Bill Weirick. Bruce Whitehead. Tom Simpson. Missing: Mike Sarola. Coach Adler. Asst. Coach Don Gers- choffer. Above: Bill Weirick fights to gain control of the ball as teammate Mike Wyble looks on. LHS 56 Niles 55 LHS 47 Buchanan 53 LHS 61 Watervliet 2 LHS 59 South Haven 38 LHS 56 Niles 42 LHS 35 Benton Harbor 53 LHS 37 Coloma 2$ LHS 51 Dowagiac 71 LHS 46 St. Joe 49 LHS 39 Bridgman 37 LHS 41 Buchanan 43 LHS 56 LMC 35 LHS 39 LMC 45 LHS 68 Coloma 30 LHS 12 St. Joe 41 LHS 45 Benton Harbor 75 LHS 34 Dowagiac 36 LHS 36 Niles 41 Frosh Basketball 59 Varsity Wrestlers Pin A Good Season Kneeling: Todd Brooks. Jon Stale. Tony Palio. Scott Lausman. Gary Smith. Mike Olszewski. Steve Hadaway. and Todd Kretchman. mgr. Standing: Ass't. Coach Dave Price. Steve Skwara. Ken Field. Bob Small. Mike Smith. Scott Ziebarth. Dave Williams. Mark Hickcox. Larry Hidy. Coach Bruce Bittenbender. Not Pictured Todd Totzke. Hampered by the early season loss of senior Todd Totzke. the Lancer Matmen came back to earn a respectable season. Senior leadership was pro- vided by Ken Field, 27-5, and sensational Gary Smith. Jon State and Gary Smith both captured District and Regional titles. They advanced to the State Finals held at Crisler Arena. Ann Arbor. The high- light of the wrestling season occurred when Gary Smith won his second state title to cap a four year varsity wrestling career. His career record in- cluded 153 wins, 14 losses. 3 district and regional titles, and two first place state finishes. Sopho- mores Jon State finished the season at 35-7, and will have two more shots at the coveted state title. Seniors Ken Field and Gary Smith will be difficult to replace, but Coach Bittenbender has an army of talent returning for the 1981-82 season. These in- clude returning conference champions-, Steve Skwara, Mike Smith, Scott Ziebarth, Jon State and Todd Brooks. 60 Varsity Wrestling LHS 45 South Haven 12 LHS 44 LMC 22 LHS 51 Buchanan 16 LHS 66 River Valley 9 LHS 36 S.B. St. Joe 15 LHS 53 Bridgman 15 LHS 21 Niles 37 LHS 57 Coloma 12 LHS 52 Brandywine 15 LHS 28 Benton Harbor 24 LHS 33 Three Rivers 34 LHS 36 Edwardsburg 25 LHS 37 G.R. Union 17 LHS 24 Lakeview 30 LHS 26 Jackson Parkside 32 LHS 22 Dowagiac 24 LHS 33 St. Joseph 31 Varsity Wrestling 61 J.V. Have A Successful Season LHS 29 Hartfort Varsity 33 LHS 29 Niles 21 LHS 42 South Haven 21 LHS 18 Benton Harbor 33 LHS 31 Dowagiac 45 LHS 60 River Valley 9 LHS 66 Coloma 33 LHS 54 Brandywine 18 LHS 30 Benton Harbor 29 LHS 39 Three Rivers 18 LHS 52 Edwrdsburg 26 LHS 30 Dowagiac 36 LHS 60 St. Joseph 18 Won 9-Lost 4 Front (L to R) Marty Nye. Jim Pullins. Mike Schadt. Rick Hall. Matt Fowler. Back: Coach Bittenbender. John Hartwig. Brian Above: Lancer wrestler irys lo Richardson. Pal McGrath. Roy Rodriquez. Todd German. Dave Williams, and Coach Price. overturn his opponeni. Above Pal McGrath tempts his opponent. Eric Schadt is declared the chain pion. 62 JV Wrestling Freshmen Show Promise By Better Season Back: Coach Price. Tim Covington. Rob Kiehn. Brian Richardson. Jim Pullins. Raegen Matthews. Dean Driscoll. Bill Wilkinson. Coach Bittenbender. Front: John Hartwig. Jeff Myers. Ted Lausman. Tony Smarrella. Tony Pallo. Todd Brooks. Mike Schadt. Rick Flail. Mike Gacki. The Lancer Freshmen Wrestlers had one of their better seasons this year. Wins over Dowagiac, Benton Harbor and undefeated Niles, highlighted the dual meet season. The Freshmen also captured the Lakeshore Freshmen Invi- tational and took 3rd at Holland. Freshmen champions at the Lakeshore Invitational were Jim Pullins, IQ . Mike Schadt, 105; Rick Hall, 132; Brian Richardson. I55-, and John Hartwig, 167. Freshmen champions at the Holland Invita- tional were Dean Driscoll, 185; Brian Richardson. 155; and Todd Brooks. 98. Other team members who placed at Holland, were Mike Schadt. 2nd; John Hartwig, 3rd; Rick Hall, 3rd; and Tony Pallo, 4th. Freshmen Wrestling 63 State Champions Lakeshore’s varsity volleyball team, tagged Cinderella’s” by the press, certainly found their glass slipper in tournament play this season. Their state championship, the first in our schools history, proved to Michigan sports fans that Lakeshore plays two types of winter ball. Despite sickness and injury, first year coach Diana Davis substituted her team to a respectable 19-9 regular season record and a share in the conference title. Key matches included a season opener victory over rival St. Joe Bears, see saw compe- tition with conference threat Buchanan, and, in invitational play, an upset over powerful South Haven. The lady Lancers were definite underdogs entering districts. After gliding past Three Rivers, the giant killers” downed favored Sturgis 15-12, 15-12. At the same time, Vicksburg upset St. Joseph to advance to the finals where the two red powers clashed. Near perfect play allowed Lakeshore to defeat the Vikings 15-8, 16-14 for the district crown. The Lancers, considered undeniable longshots, traveled to Hastings for Regional competition. There, they eliminated Harper Creek 15-7, 12-15,15-11 and prepared for their toughest match yet-against awesome Allegan. The champs silenced Allegan 15- 3, 12-15, 15-1 to take the trophy home. For the team to win state would of course be the ultimate upset; afterall, they traveled to Pennfield with the worst seasonal record of any state qualifier. But, the Cinderella’s poised and perfect play would prove too powerful for both Linden and Warren Woods. The girls graciously downed both reginal champs in two games with scores of 15-12, 15-11, and 15-8, 15-7. The team's celebration lasted several days, but the memory of the victory will live forever. Throughout the season, the Lancers keyed on no particular line-up or individual. The talents of each team member were used effectively and the return of eight experienced players guarantees future successful seasons. State Champions 64 Varsity Volleyball ® Tournament Trail The Road To State Co captains with district trophy. Gleffe says FACE” to Vicksburg. Ramthun and Hoffmann block for dis trict victory. Cinderella's set up for state. Coaches Comments The moment of victory. This year’s volleyball team has done something never before accomplished by any team in Lake- shore s history-they won the State Championship! This is something every high school athlete dreams of, but very few are ever lucky enough to achieve. As our record indicates, we had our ups and downs this season; but we had them as a team. Being a first year coach I knew I had some things to learn, and I knew I would make mistakes. The team understood this and, as the season progressed, we worked through our difficulties and disappoint- ments and learned from them. This team impressed me very much, not so much because they won a state championship, but because they were willing to do what was necessary to win. They made personal sacrifices, putting the welfare of the team ahead of all other priorities. I gave no special awards this season. It was impossible to single out any particular player for contributions exceeding those of a team-mate. It has been an honor and a privilege for me to work with this group. I respect them for their accomplishments and wish them continued success. Diana L. Davis SALLY WOODS Co-captain Senior 5'5 -Hitter As my last year. I really will miss it. I enjoyed being with 12 super friends and a great coach. Winning state is something that I will re- member forever. NELLIE HOEEMAN Co captain Senior 5'6” Hitter All-Conference selection I can't think of a better way to spend my last year in volley- ball. Everybody on the team was terrific. MERRIANN MIDDLETON Semor-5'7 -Hitter All-Conference selection I think Mrs. Davis was the most important factor in our winning season. She seemed to have an air of silent authority around her that I respected and I had faith in her. NATALIE CARR Senior-5'8'-Hitter I feel the word for this year was desire. Everyone came to- gether. our coach was ready, and we took offl We won dis- tricts and regionals and shocked everyone. We hung on to our hope and to our chance-, we gave it our all and won. I thank God. DAWN GLEEEE Co captain Senior 5’8 Hitter I feel like the reason we won was DESIRE! Everyone wanted to win. I don't know if I can describe the feeling after we won state. It was awesome. r KARLA HUEBNER Sophomore 5’7 -Hitter SUE WOODRICK Jumor-5’10 Hitter DARCY DUSTIN Jumor-5'9 -Hitter MARY EOWLER Sophomore-5'6 -Setter s The thing that impressed me most about this years volleyball team was the close relationship of the team. Everyone made each other feel important. I believe that what made us state champs was the many hard and well-coached prae tices before tournaments. Not only did they prepare us phys- ically. but mentally. Our actual victory wasn't nearly as exciting or enjoyable as the support of the entire team. Not once during tourna ments did anyone think of what else they could be doing. It wasn't just the six out on the floor who won it for us. Every player on the bench had talent, so we were never in real trouble. Being just a sophomore on the team was quite an ex perience. LANA RAMTHUN Junior-5'IO Hiiter TAMI TOO TALL BALL KIM EDWARDS Junior 5T'-Setter Junior 5'5”-Hitter LORRIE ECKEL Junior 5'8 Setter MARY STAN STANCIK Assistant Coach The team had a unique inti- mate relationship. We all un- derstood and enioyed each other both on and off the court. I hope we have set a trend for future team. at Lake shore.” A State championship-it was so distant I never really dreamed about it. The magni tude of the victory didn't hit me until we were riding on the fire truck. It was great! Every- one was a star!!!!!” When we captured the Re- gional title by beating ranked Allegan and Harper Creek I could almost taste the state championship. It was a once in a lifetime experience. With the experience of a state title, we've all learned a little bit more about ourselves and our teammates. There will always be a part of us at Battle Creek High School. Varsity Volleyball 67 J.V. Volleyball Has Super Season Front: Linda Glavach. Liz Matthews. Kirsten Carr. Tammy Spletzer. Tina Franklin. Joy Hoffman. Mgr. Debbie Zacha Back: Mgr. Connie Reinhardt. Judy Harris. Missy Aiken. Carol Messinger. Coach Mary Patzer. Cindy Maier. Cindy Schmidt. Tobey Taylor. Renee Surch 68 Junior Varsity Volleyball The JV Volleyball team finished a super season this year with a record of seventeen wins and four losses. They also placed second in a tour- nament at South Haven with a total of fifteen teams competing. The team consisted of seven freshman and six sophomores. Renee Surch and Tobey Taylor were chosen Co-Captains of the team. Linda Glavach was the leading server with 66 aces and Renee Surch was second with 49 aces. The player having the most kills was Linda Glavach with a total of 21. Missy Aiken followed closely with 25 kills. The high percent- age all around players were Kirsten Carr and Carol Mensinger. Kirsten had 90% serving. 80% passing, and 90% spiking. Carol had 90% serving. 90% passing, and 85% spiking. Other team members included Tina Franklin. Judy Harris. Joy Hoffman. Cindy Maier. Liz Mat- thews. Cindy Schmidt, and Tammy Spletzer. The team was coached by Mary Patzer. Left: Kirsten Carr bumps over the net. LHS 2 Paw Paw 0 LHS 0 St. Joe 2 LHS 2 Sturgis 0 LHS 1 Niles 2 LHS 2 South Haven 0 LHS 2 Brandwine 0 LHS 2 Coloma 1 LHS 2 Cassopolis 0 LHS 2 Buchanan 0 LHS 2 Benton Harbor 0 LHS 2 Dowagiac 0 LHS 2 Coloma 1 LHS 2 Brandywine 0 LHS 1 Buchanan 2 LHS 2 Cassopolis 0 LHS 2 Benton Harbor 0 LHS 2 Paw Paw 0 LHS 2 Coloma 0 LHS 2 Cassopolis 0 LHS 0 Buchanan 2 LHS 2 Niles 0 Top: Judy Harris shows excellent serving form. Left: Tobey bumping the ball. Above: Linda scores an ace. Right Renee saving the ball. Junior Varsity Volleyball 69 Varsity Continues Their Winning Ways Kneeling: Mary Brey. Teresa Capozio. Melissa Clanton. Kim Klus. Kelly Sinkiewicz. Cindy Shaw mgr.. Veronica Lovelace. Renee Surch. Standing: Jodi Wagonmaker. blame Katsulos. Missy Aiken. Dawn Gleffe. Marsha Lausman. Sally Woods. Mary Fowler. Coach Price. Not pictured; Cheryl Hemmingway. Assn't. Coach. 70 Varsity Softball The 1981 Lancer Varsity softball team continued the great tradition of winning softball at LHS. Senior leadership was the key to this year’s success-, of the four seniors on the squad three were four year play- ers. Mary Brey ended her career with a .358 batting average; Dawn Gleffe batted .329 and knocked in a total of 66 runs; Sally Woods led the senior trio with a batting average of .389 which included 14 doubles. Their defensive ability was more important than their stats at the plate. All three had great anticipa- tion and timing when getting to their fielding posi- tions. The 1981 Lancers captured the second Blossomland title in three years by posting a 5-1 league record. The squad also retained for the second year, the Twin City Championship title by defeating both St. Joseph and Benton Harbor. The team won the predis- trict game with St. Joe-, then the first round game in the districts against South Haven only to lose the district championship, 8-5, to Dowagiac. The Varsity pitching duo of Missy Aiken and Me- lissa Clanton combined for our overall 15 wins and 6 losses. Missy finished with a 6-2 mark; while Melissa ended with a 9 wins and 4 loss record. With the return of pitching staff, Renee Surch behind the plate, all-conference center fielder Ronnie Lovelace, and a solid infield of Kelly Sinkiewicz. Mary Fowler, Teresa Capozio and Marsha Lausman the 1982 Lanc- ers will keep up the tradition. Post season honors went to all-conference selec- tions Mary Brey, Dawn Gleffe. Sally Woods and Ron- nie Lovelace. Honorable mention all-league went to catcher Renee Surch. L.H.S. LHS IS Niles 6 LHS 23 Edwardsburg 13 LHS 25 River Valley 0 LHS 12 River Valley 14 LHS 12 Dowagiac 6 LHS 9 Coloma 3 LHS 4 Brandywine 7 LHS 7 Brandywine 6 LHS 8 LMC 12 LHS 7 Dowagiac 6 LHS 20 Coloma 6 LHS 5 Buchanan 6 LHS 5 Buchanan 3 LHS 4 St. Joseph 15 LHS II Plainwell 5 LHS 13 Plainwell Twin City Tournament 3 LHS 14 St. Joseph 13 LHS K) Benton Harbor Pre-district 6 LHS 12 St. Joseph Districts 9 LHS K) South Haven 4 LHS 5 Dowagiac 8 Little Lancers Fare Well With New Coach The 1981 girl's Junior Varsity Softball team com- pleted a very successful and most memorable season. The winning combination of attitude, fundamentals, and knowledge gave the team a winning record of 10 wins and 4 losses. The team was lead in hitting by Tracy Beckman, Liz Mathews, Linda Glavich, and Tina Franklin. The team sluggers were Carol Mensinger, and Kathy Sipes. Contributions were also made in hitting and fielding by Linda Groeshel, Judy Harris, Marci Mechtel, Cindy Schmidt, and Carrie Wales. Team pitching standouts were Tammy Speltzer, Julie Czech, and Liz Mat- thews. Congratulations on a very fine season and good luck in the future seasons with the Lakeshore Lancers. Coach Runser Front: Linda Glavich. Tina Franklin. Tracy Beckman. Carrie Wales. Marcy Mechtel. Tami Speltzer. Kathy Sipes. Back: Julie Czech. Amy Stauffer. Liz Matthews. Carol Mensinger. Judy Harris. Linda Groeschel. Cindy Schmidt. Coach Runser. Left-two heads are better than one! Below You’re OUT! Above-these benchwarmers are cold. 72 Junior Varisty Softball Junior Varsity Softball 73 Varsity Baseball Pulls Through With Second A Varsity Baseball from left to right are: Don Notaro. Keith Cumberland. Dave Klingspon. John Small. Andy Graham. Terry Brien, manager. Rick Pitts, second row: Coach Dennis Keith. Ed Norkus. Keith Avery. Scott Gelander. Doug Clem, Dean Clem. Mickey Horton. Dave McConomy. The Varsity Baseball team managed a second place finish in the Blossomland Conference (3-3) despite an overall 7- 13 record. The Lancers were led by All-Conference short- Get stop Dave Klingspon who led the team in 10 of 14 offensive categories including batting average (381), home runs (4), and runs batted in (13). Grip!! Departing seniors are Keith Avery (team leader with 10 stolen bases.) Doug Clem (second leading hitter, at .268). Dave Klingspon. and Don Notaro (led team with 16 bases on balls). 74 Varsity Baseball LHS 1 Edwardsburg II LHS 0 South Haven 3 LHS 4 Dowagiac 3 LHS 4 S.B. Adams 5 LHS 2 S.B. Adams 3 LHS 3 Coloma 5 LHS 3 Brandywine 2 LHS 2 Brandywine 1 LHS 1 Benton Harbor 2 LHS II Dowagiac 6 LHS 7 New Prairie 8 LHS 1 New Prairie 6 LHS 3 Niles 4 LHS 3 Coloma 0 LHS 2 Buchanan 4 LHS 1 Buchanan 10 LHS 0 St. Joseph 4 LHS 7 Plamwell 0 LHS 7 Plainwell 6 LHS 0 St. Joseph 16 ■ mj 1� ii ■ m «P a —« • M % Top center: Middle left: Lower left: Andy Dave Scott Graham jogs McConomy Gelande fires into home. in his ready another Upper left: stance. pitch. Keith Middle right: Lower right Cumberland Ed Norkus Doug Clem and Rick waits watches over Pitts talk anxiously for first base. baseball.' a steal Bottom Middle; Keith Center: Don Avery in Notaro mid-swing. scoops up a ground ball. Varsity Baseball 75 J.V. Bat Another Fine Season Front (L-R) Joe Solari. Dave Ray. Rob Doehrer. Bill Weirick. Roger Swierbut. Mike Hollerbach. Tyson Hein. Grant Tyson Gilreath. Back (L-R) Coach Turley. Mike Smith. Tim Sturcz. Mike Kniola. Norman Payne. Rob Ford. Dave Hagenauer. Bill Anderson. Not pictured: Rich Knapp. Coach Turley and Bill Weirick make a game plan. The Lancer J.V. Baseball Team ended another suc- cessful campaign with six straight victories to com- pile a respectable 12-5 overall record in 1981. Strong pitching by both Rob Ford and Bill Weirick were the keys to success. Weirick, a freshman, ended the year with a brilliant 5-0 mound record and a super 0.82 ERA. Ford was equally effective with a 5-2 re- cord; both losses being one-run games to Dowagiac. Ford led the team in strikeouts with 72 in only 42 innings and had a fine 1.50 ERA. Freshmen Roger Swierbut, Rich Knapp, and Tyson Hein all showed potential as pitchers in brief appearances. Leading hitter Norm Payne (.345) striked at least one base hit in every game except one. Payne, a sophomore, also led the team in most at bats (58); most runs scored (21); most hits (20); tied for most doubles (3); and fewest strikeouts (3). Roger Swierbut ended with a whopping .429 average although seeing limited ac- tion. Third baseman Dave Hagenauer also turned in a strong .333 batting average and catcher Mike Smith led the team in runs batted in (12) and tied for most doubles (3). In addition, outfielders Bill Anderson, Rob Doehrer, Bill Weirick, and Dave Ray played the entire season without committing an error on de- fense. Tim Sturcz (.950), Mike Kniola (.928), Mike Hollerbach (.925), and Joe Solari (.900) also played strong defense the entire year. Rob Doehrer makes long stretch to base. Hein waits with anticipation. Norman Payne runs for it. Rob Ford slides in. Joe Solari puts forth his effort. 76 JV Baseball Mike Kniola anticipates a play. LHS 18 South Haven 3 LHS 8 LMC 4 LHS 0 Dowagiac' 1 LHS 7 Dowagiac 0 LHS 1 Colama II LHS 8 Buchanan 6 LHS 8 Brandywine 4 LHS 13 Brandywine 3 LHS 7 Benton Harbor 20 LHS 6 Dowagiac 7 LHS 3 St. Joseph 9 LHS 3 Coloma 1 LHS 12 Buchanan 2 LHS 7 Sowagiac 3 LHS 5 River Valley 3 LHS 7 River Valley 1 LHS 7 St. Joseph 0 'Conference Game. 12-5 Mike Kniola ready to swing. Far left: Norman Payne getting a catch. Mid- dle: Tyson Hein gets a hit. J.V. Baseball 77 Lancer Netters Win The Blossom And Conference Tournament The 1981 Varsity Tennis Team was kept busy this year by participating in many invitationals and matches. The team be- gan the season by scrimmaging the Old Timers of the Southshore Racquet Club to prepare for their busy schedule. In be- tween matches, the team participated in the Holland Invitational taking forth place, the Three Rivers invitational taking fifth place, the Regional Tournament tak- ing sixth place, and finally, became the Blossomland Conference Champs by tak- ing first place in the Conference Tourna- ment. The first champs were Tony Bevi- lacqua playing second singles, Mike Bul- lard playing forth singles, John Avery and Chip Avery playing first doubles, Jim Fal- vey and Ted Chen playing second dou- bles, and Jeff Hunter and Dan Pinderski playing third doubles. These members made the Blossomland all-league team for 1981. Once again, the Lancers were coached by Mr. Salvano. The team season ended with an impressive record of 80. Tony Bevilacqua makes a winning shoi. Chip Avery and his winning backhand. Jim Campbell with a unique style. Mike Bullard plays with determination. Front Row; John Avery. Chip Avery. Jim Falvey. Jeff Hunter and Pat Bevilacqua. Top Row; Coach Salvano. Tony Bevilacqua. Eric Pfeil. Mike Bullard. Jim Campbell. Tod Bailey and Ted Chen. John Avery with an impressive shot. X ‘© Varsity Boys Tennis 79 Varsity Reserve Keeps In Practice Front Row. Paul lucker. John Irish. Tim Wheeler and Mark Williams. Top Row Coach Bill Davison. Dan Pinderski. Brent Metz and Dave Gore. Paul Lucker keeps a good eye. 80 Varsity Reserve Boys Tennis John Irish plays with a unique style. Dave Gore handles a lob. This year’s Varsity Reserve Tennis Team was again coached by Mr. Bill Davison. The team played two matches this sea- son. one against Brandywine losing 3-4. and one against Upton Junior High losing 2-5. For the remainder of the season, the Lancers helped out the varsity team by filling in for other team members and gained experience by playing in varsity matches. Mark Williams working hard. Dan Pinderski plays with strategy. Varsity Reserve Boys Tennis 81 Sealed: Jill Irish. Chris Meschke. Stacey Basham. Lisa State. Benita Sokoloskis. Laura Ochsner. Kim bdwards. Nancy Necas. Kneeling: Lee Ann Bradely. Kathy Fones. Karen Chapman. Ann Carpenter. Sandy Kemp. Cheri Meschke. Ruth Abram. Standing Mr. Brueck. Jill Steinke. Lorrie fcckle. Lana Ramthun. Laura Laney. Sue Lillegard. Karla Huebner. Mrs. Davis. The 1981 season was successful for the Lakeshore Girls Track Team. They placed on the area honor roll in seven different events, while three team members received conference titles in four events. The honor roll performances were: Kim Edwards long jump of I7T'i Karla Huebner's time of 15.6 in 110 low hurdles and also 31.1 in the 220 low hurdles; Sue Lillegard’s time of 15.8 in the 110 low hurdles-, Chris Meschke’s time of 12:19.6 in the two-mile; Mary Reilly's time of 2:29.3 in the 880; and the mile relay team of Sue Lillegard, Karla Huebner, Mary Reilly, and Kim Edwards came in with a time of 4:12.7. Overall the team took second place in the conference and finished the season with a 5-2 dual meet record. During the year, 12 girls accumulated sufficient points to receive a Varsity letter. The leading scorers were-. Kim Edwards. 100 pts.; Karla Huebner, 80 pts.; Sue Lillegard, 76 3A pts.; Chris Meschke, 70 pts.; Lorrie Eckel, 54)6pts.i Mary Reilly, 46 pts.; Lana Ramthun, 40 pts.-, Benita Sokoloskis, 26Vfc pts.; Cheri Meschke. 18 pts.; Additional recipients were: Kathy Fones and Sandy Kemp. The 10 girls who received Junior Varsity certificates were: Natalie Carr, Nancy Necas, Jill Steinke, Laura Leney, Kirsten Carr, Jill Irish, Lisa State, Stacey Basham. Ann Carpenter, and Karen Chapman. New school records were set by Kim Edwards with a jump of I7’l in the long jump and Karla Huebner with a time of 31.1 in the 220 low hurdles. Conference champs this year were Kim Edwards in long jump. Chris Meschke in the mile and two-mile runs, and Karla Huebner in the 220 low hurdles. 82 Varsity Girls Track Lome pushes for the finish line Varsity Girls Track 83 Sealed: Todd Ehman. Mark Aroney. Mark Hickcox. Jim Belker. Steve McGrath. Tim Boring. Tim Newberg. Kneeling Mr. Dave Tinkey. Simon Hoffman. Earl Koch. Mike Gacki. Don Sandel. Mike Farrington. Rick Stanger. Eric Farrington. Mr. Glen Brown. Standing: Mark Jaske. Mike Arthur. Mike Gagliardo. Pat McGrath. Doug Myers. Scott Nelson. Scott Arick. Pete Carpenter. Mike Melcher. and Mark Gerber. Not pictured: Terry Borr. Chris Poulson. Dale Long, and Kevin Kuhn. Mike Arthur and Mike Gacki show form in their events while Tim and Todd compete for a close finish. The 1981 Boys Track Team ended its season with a record of 2-5, and placed third in the conference meet at Cassopolis with a score of 57 points. Although the season was slightly disappointing, many of the team members achieved personal goals. Twelve of the members received Varsity letters. They are: Jim Betker. Todd Ehman. Steve McGrath. Chris Poulson. Scott Arick. Mike Arthur, Pete Carpenter, Dale Long, Mike Melcher, Doug Myers, Scott Nelson, and Simon Hoffman. Steve McGrath accumulated 116 points to put him among Lakeshore’s top twenty track competators with over 100 points since 1971. Boy’s Track Steve receives pointers from Mr. Tinkey. Scott Arick pushes for the finish line. LHS 95 Brandywine 37 LHS 54 Buchanan 78 LHS 44 Cassopolis 88 LHS 91 Coloma 41 LHS 43 Dowagiac 89 LHS 57 Edwardsburg 75 LHS 59‘ 2 River Valley 7 2Vi Pat watches as his throw goes further each time. Don reaches for a longer jump. Steve uses the pointers from Mr. Tinkey. Varsity Boys Track 85 Golfers Have Outstanding Season The Lancer Golfers are: Coach Norm Lambert. Mark Sellers. Jim Campbell. John Dorn. Rob Ford. Scott Nelson. Dan Loikits. J.V. team in front row are: Steve Nelson. Evan Kirby. Mitch Boozer. Todd Witkowski. Scott French. The Varsity Golf team overwhelmed the Blossomland Conference by winning every Jamboree, thus taking the Blossomland Confer- ence trophy outright. The 12 win-no loss record was the result of dedication and hard work over the summer by returning lettermen, Derek Siewert, Scott Nelson. Rob Ford, Mark Sellers, and Dan Loikits. The golfers shattered old school records by being the first golf team in Lancer history to advance to the state finals. Four golfers secured spots to compete in the state tournament. These four golfers also took four of the five spots on the All Conference team. Sellers repeated as All Conference medalist (as he did in 1978). Derek Siewert was a close one stroke back in 2nd place. Rob Ford took 3rd and Scott Nelson 4th. Dan Loikits placed 8th on the All Conference 2nd team. The Lancer golfers blew away the class B Regional teams by shooting an astounding 296 total, a brilliant 22 strokes in front of the second place team. The team continued to set new records that day, breaking the individual 18-hole record. Scott Nelson fired a one under par 71, followed by Mark Sellers with a 72. Rob Ford 75, and Derek Siewert was not far behind firing a 78. The front nine team score was an unbelievable one under par aided by Mark Seller s record-breaking 3 under par 33, Scott Nelson’s 34, and Rob Ford and Derek Siewert with 38 s. School records posted by the golfers included lowest team average in all matches in a season, 160.3. Individual records are held by Scott Nelson with an 18-hole record one under par 71; Mark Sellers with a 9-hole three under par 33, the lowest average in the season 39.1, and most rounds 40 and under. The golfers advanced to the state finals playing under adverse weather conditions, with 30 mph winds and a 40 degree tempera- ture. Mark Sellers led with an 84, Ford 86. Siewert. 89, and Nelson, 93. They placed llth in the state among 26 teams. Upper left: Jim Campbell with a pic- ture perfect swing. Middle right: Derek Siewert from the sand trap. Bottom right: Mark Sellers lining up an- other tough putt. 86 Varsity Golf 12-0 DUAL MATCHES LHS 160 BRIDGMAN 188 LHS 158 ST. JOE 170 LHS 169 LMC 178 LHS 154 BRIDGMAN 160 LHS at Edwardsburg LHS at Coloma LHS at Dowagiac LHS at Brandywine LHS at Buchanan LHS at River Valley LHS at Home Brandywine Invitational Regionals State Top left: Coach Lambert enjoying what he sees. Top Center: Rob Ford and Scott Nelson, prac- tice their putting. Center Mark Sellers makes another routine putt. Middle left: Where did the ball go? JAMBOREES 169 (1st) 168 (1st) 159 (1st) 162 (1st) 154 (1st) 160 (1st) 163 (1st) 18-HOLE EVENTS 331 (4th) 296 (1st) 352 (llth) These four are the Lancer s All Conference first team medalists, also regional champions and state finalists. Varsity Golf 87 The Sunshine Squad Above: Lancerettes forming two circles. Left: Yvonne Arthur is ready I Kym flashes a smile. Kym Tabor performing her Badgerette routine. The Lancerettes had a busy but very successful year. The 1980-81 squad started off the season by attending the Badgerette Pom Pon Camp at Albion College. All the hardwork and practicing was rewarding. The girls came home with two trophies for Showmanship Squad and Sunshine Squad, four first place and two trophies for Showmanship Squad and Sunshine Squad, four first place and two second place ribbons, and were voted most spirited squad during the week. The girls continued to work hard in prep- aration for Homecoming. They had their tradi- tional mum and button sale and, along with many other fund raising projects, they were able to purchase new poms and skirts. Next came basketball season. The season was dedi- cated in memory of Sue Machamer who was a member of the squad. A gold pin and black ribbon were worn by the Lancerettes com- memorating her loss. With an excellent season the girls performed many unique and high kick- ing routines. Also, ten of the girls were able to represent the Lancerettes in the Mid-Michigan Pom Pon Competition. They came home with a well deserved second place in the state. This years Captain was Tracey Kessler; Co-Captain Laura Kretchman-, Secretary Kym Tabor and Yvonne Arthur was Treasurer. A future Lancerette? 88 Pom Pons On the floor L to R: Debbie Kerschbaum. Joy Tiefenbach. Kym Tabor. Mary DeVoir. Carolyn Cheek. Chris Berry. Lisa Sorenson. Carla Whittmann. Tracey Kessler, and Catharina Ojert. Standing L to R: Yvonne Arthur. Lisa Burgess. Julie Reisig. Laura Kretchman. Lisa Nelson. Jill Wenzlaff. Kelly Krieger. and Lori Spilger. Pom Pons 89 Lakeshore On TV Below The cheerleaders entertain the crowd with another stylish mount. Above: Varsity volleyball celebrate a state victory. Above: Cheri Meschke pushes the last mile. Belowt Monday Night Football Performing Arts 91 Lakeshore High School Proudly Presents Left: Rollerskaters Terry Hlathein and Robin Frakes display their talent. Above: Ruth Ridenour sings Buttons and Bows. Below Left: Laura Callender. Dave Sipes. Lisa Sorensen. Dan Bollenbacher. and Eric Pfeil sing Food. Glorious Food. Below Mary Reilly and Chris Meschke in the Runners' Quartet.” Left: Alissa Wald as the Junior Mint.” Far Left: Cathy Harvey in The Greatest Star. Left Corner: The Show Dancers dancing to On Broadway.” Be- low Center: Carla Wittmann sings Cabaret.” Below: Gymnasts Chris Yore and Marie Finch. Left: Dave Roden portrays Edgar” in the Junior Skit. Above: Dust Dancers left to right: Sheila Friske. Carla Wittmann. Joan Murphy, and Debbie Kercshbaum. Right: Eric Van Gilder at work. Below Left: Allen Kavanaugh and Kelley Brooks in the Senior Skit. Below Right: Lakeshore Choir from left to right. Laura Nelson. Lana Hawkins. Kimm Lucker. Kellie Jewell, and Alice Rosa. On November 14 and 15, 1980, Mr. and Mrs. Lindahl directed Lakeshore's successful ninth annual Variety Show, Dazzle ’80”. The show revolved around a Show- biz atmosphere, including segments from the West, Showboat, Vaudeville, the Movies, and Broadway. Top Left: The Roller Skaters skating to All Over the World. Left: Wendy Fritz. Below: Jill Wenzlaff and Carolyn Cheek in Xanadu. Above: Dan Wermuth. Mary DeVoir. Mickey Horton. Carla Wittmann. and Linda Fisher in the Senior Skit. There’s No Business Like Show Business” Stage Band Narrator Joel Trapp On Broadway Show Dancers The Medicine Show Buttons and Bows Ruth Ridenour Accompanist Joyce Richter Senior Skit Seniors American Pie Howard Whitright Accompanist Jeff Harris Another One Bites the Dust Dusters The Showboat Gymnastics Routine Marie Finch, Chris Yore Swanee Greg Robins Veloce Piano-Ted Chen. Flute-Wendy Fritz. Percussion-Mike Nelson Only Make Believe ...... Julie Lippert Accompanist Jill Steinke Rainbow Connection” Accompanist Cheryl Hoge Vaudeville Comedy Team Jeff Buckner. Dan Drews Varsity Drag” Varsity Cheerleaders The Greatest Star .................Cathy Harvey 94 Variety Show The Runners Quartet” Tami Ball. Cheri Meschke Chris Meschke. Mary Reilly ’Down on the Farm Male Show Dancers ntr’acte Stage Band The Movies Dancin” from Xanadu.......................Show Dancers The Arabian Nights .. Football Team Evergreen ..........................Jazz Band You Don’t Bring Me Flowers Ray Amicarelli Jodi Wagonmaker. Accompanist Rachel Niemi Body Shop” . Sophomore Dancers Star Trek Mash”...................... Key Club Blues Brothers Julie Harris, Elaine Katsulos Everybody All Around the World” .Roller Skaters Broadway They’re Playin’ Our Song Lakeshore Choir Backstage Rhythm” Dave Goetz. Mike Nelson Rotation” Chris Berry. Carolyn Cheek. Todd Ehman. Mike Nelson. Matt Rogers. Rndy Rothschild Brian Siewert. Joy Tiefenbach Oh What a Beautiful Morning Dan Wermuth Surrey with the Fringe on Top Dan Wermuth Accompanist Kathy Yampolsky Food. Glorious Food ..............Junior Skit Cabaret” ..........Carla Wittmann Accompanist Kellie Klett One” Show Dancers Below: Dan Pinderski in Dancin’. Left: Mary Reilly. Tami Ball, and Chris Meschke in the 'Runners’ Quartet. Above: Joel Trapp. Right: Don Schmitt and Lori Spilger in Dancin’. Below Left: Mike Nel- son in Back Stage Rhythm.” Be- low Right: Gayla Ruff and Laura Callender in the Junior Skit. Lakeshore High School Presents Chris Meschke as Annie Oakley and Howard Whitright as Frank Butler. Jack Puckett and Chris Meschke. Chorus and Dancers Tammy Abbott Dawn Hetfield Kelley Reed Laurie Alexander Debbie Kerschbaum Ruth Ridenour Lori Arick Tracey Kessler Randy Riepma Jill Baily Laura Kretchman Erin Righter Sharon Baird Curt Lake Kim Shelton Lisa Burgess Todd Marsh Jan Sisson Tina Coleman Mike Melcher Kecia Smiley Mike Doolan Frances Mendoza Beth Smith Sue England Cheri Meschke Amy Warner Lori Garlanger Lisa Miller Carolyn Washburn Wendy Garlanger Laura Nelson Mark Wilson Jill Gotstien Diane Newberg Kathy Yampolsky Rick Hartwig Jennifer Hersh Dan Pinderski Julie Yore Annie Get Your Gun pairs the competing Wild West Shows of Pawnee Bill and Buffalo Bill as well as their star sharp-shooters, an awkward, backwards Annie Oakley and dashing showman Frank Butler. The race for fame and fortune draws Annie and Frank close to marriage until Annie steals the show from Frank by executing a daring stunt. Threatened Frank joins forces with Pawnee Bill while Annie tours Europe with Buffalo Bill. The rivals meet, destitute and facing bankrupcy, at Madison Square Garden. There, the feuding Annie and Frank square off for a shooting match. Annie throws the match, winning Frank's heart, and the Wild West shows are reunited. 96 Musical Terese Sukys as Dolly Tate Mike Barger and Todd Walters in a discussion with Jack Puckett as Sitting Bull. Orchestra Jennifer Eppley Denise Fife Rachel Niemi Teresa Pecoraro Kathy Porter Amy Schroeder Bill Wilkinson Sue Bryant Mike Groschel Rich Hathcock Laurie Bonczkowski Ted Chen Julie Czech Jane Wifcinson Chip Avery Mike Ernst Elaine Katsulos Dave McConomy Dave Reilly Ken Spitzer Scott Bod jack Colleen Friesl Brian Libs Rick Toering Chris Meschke as she sings a solo. Lana Flawkins and Curt Lake Joel Trapp as Pawnee Bill Kathy Yampolsky Larry Hidy Pat Wozniak Characters Jack Arbanus Nikki Klett Mike Barger Chris Meschke Kathy Bedunah Kristie Price Mike Bredeweg Jack Pucket Lisa Campbell Randy Rothschild Mike Doolan Brian Siewert Phil Eaton Terese Sukys Jim Falvey Patty Talbot Lana Hawkins Joel Trapp Don Hut ter Todd Walters Kellie Jewell Kellie Klett Howard Whitright Musical 97 The first of two All-School plays was a Pulitzer prize winning classic, Our Town.” This popular play pre- sented the story of two families in Grover’s Corners, New Hampshire. Without the aid of props or sce- nery, the Stage Manager unfolded the drama and added the necessary details to follow the play. The touching story of George and Emily, two children from this town, told of small town life, but also re- flected some of life’s important details often over- looked in todays busy society. George and Emily discover life together in their small town, realizing how important every day is. Dr. and Mrs. Gibbs portrayed by Phil Eaton and Jennifer Eppley. DIRECTED BYr Ken and Patricia Lindahl. STUDENT DIRECTOR: Kathy Porter. Other members on the staff: Ron Bush. Vince Zuber. Dan Smith. Denise Horn. Scott Meyer. Todd Rockwell. Jan Linden- feld. Denise Fife. Karen Heibutzki. Kathy Porter. Eric VanGilder. Todd Brame, Dan Smith and Joyce Zeilke. 98 All-School Play Professor Willard announces the meterological conditions of the day. April 2405. 1981 Stage Manager Todd Walters. Dr. Gibbs Phil Eaton. Joe Crowell. Jr. Erich Nus. Howie Newsome Mike Doolan. Mrs. Gibbs Jen- nifer Eppley. Mrs. Webb Judy Luther. George Gibbs Howard E. Whitright. Rebecca Gibbs . . Amy Ellingson. Wally Webb . Eric VanGilder. Emily Webb Donna Schmaltz. Professor Willard Heidi Monteith. Mr. Webb Chris Nystuen. Audience Heather Sand- mann. Laurie Alexander. Tod Marsh. Simon Stim- son Allen A. Kavanaugh. Constable Warren Joel M. Trapp. Si Crowell Rick Brown. Sam Craig Tod Marsh. Joe Stoddard Joel J. Graves. Mrs. Soames Tina Coleman. People of the Town Mike Bredeweg. Kevin Brozo vich. Don Hutter. Lana Hawkins. Lisa Campbell. Kelly Reed. Rick Hathcock Mike Doolan as Howie Newsome. All-School Play 99 Dinner Theatre Is Successful Kathy Bedunah as the Woman in The Defenseless Creature. Rick Brown as the Sailor and Rick Hathcock as the Gentleman in The Drowned Man. For the first time this year, the All School Play was given as a Dinner Theatre. The play presented was The Good Doctor by Neil Simon, and is based on the short stories of Anton Chekhou. Five short plays were presented by the cast and narrated by Joel Trapp as the Writer. The first play given was The Sneeze. The Sneezer is played by Jeff Flassler and his wife is played by Irene Sahs. The General is Rick Hathcock and his wife is Kathy Porter. This play is about the Sneezer and his wife going to a play where the Sneezer sneezes on the General. From there on. the Sneezer keeps apologizing to the General, and as the story goes on you see how the Sneezer completely blows things out of propor- tion. The second play is The Governess , which is played by Kelley Reed. Terese Sukys portrays the Mistress. In this play, the Governess is taught a lesson into not letting people take advantage of her. The Mistress had cheated her out of her pay that month, and decides to have a talk with her. The Mistress finally gives the Governess her check. The Seduction” is the third play in which Howard Whitright plays the Man. The Husband is Phil Eaton and his wife is Leslie Richwine. This play is about a playboy who tries to seduce another man’s wife. He goes on to teach the audience how to seduce this woman. In the end. the playboy does fail. The fourth play is The Drowned Man.” Rick Brown is the Sailor and the Gentleman is Rick Hathcock. Joel Graves is the Policeman. In this play, the Sailor tries to sell himself to drown to the Gentleman. Finally, the fifth play is The Defenseless Creature.” Kathy Bedunah is the Woman and Joel Trapp is the Banker. The Assistant is Jill Steinke. This play is about a woman who goes to the bank to get money for her sick husband. The president of the bank has a nervous disorder and the woman bugs him telling him her sad story. Her husband also has the same nervous disorder. 100 All School Play Howard Whitright as the Man in The Seduction. Here Howard teaches the audience how to seduce. In The Sneeze.” the General-Rick Hathcock. the Sneezer's wife-lrene Sahs. the Sneezer-Jeff Hassler. the General's wife-Kathy Porter. Howard Whitright. Phil Eaton, and Leslie Richwine in The Seduction. Kathy Bedunah and Jill Steinke in The Defenseless Creature. Kelley Reed as the Governess in The Governess. Joel Trapp as the Banker and Kathy Bedunah in The Defenseless Creature. All School Play Id Trumpets: Mike Ernst. Jim Falvey. Chip Avery. Dave McConomy. Todd Ehman. Saxes: Julius Turk. Jim Betker. Joel Trapp. Derek Goch. Ralph Heibutzki. Not pictured. Rob Swish- er. Laurie Bonczkowski. Jazz Band Some Lakeshore students have found a new way to wake up in the morning-their first hour subject is jazz band. Jazz band is a performance oriented class open to all students by audition. A variety of music from the 1940’s to today’s hits are stressed by director Tom Mitchell. This year’s band per- formed at he variety show, gave a spring concert, participated in the Lake Michigan College jazz festival, and attended a clinic given by Western Michigan University's jazz band. Strong saxo- phone, trumpet, and trombone sections, led by seniors Jim Betker and Todd Ehman, and junior Scott Fleisher belted out tunes such as Birdland, Best of the Doobie Brothers, Peg. Peter Gunn. Children of Sanchez, and Perpetual Commotion. Rhythm: Matt Rogers. Dave Goetz. Jeff Har- ris. Mike Nelson. Eric Pfeil. Randy Rothschild. Trombones: Colleen Friesl. Scott Fleisher. Bri- an Glossinger. Not pictured: Scott Bodjack. K)} Jazz Band Alright. I give up! Honest, you guys can handle it up an octave. The evil of three Lessers. Pep Band 103 Members. Brian Wisneski. Scott Fleisher. Rick Toering, Duane Tolsma, Cheryl Hoge. Bil Wilkinson. Sandy Kemp. Brian Libs. Colleen Friesl. Laurie Bonczkowski. Derek Goch; Julius Turk. Ken Spitzer. Jim Falvey. Bob Roden. Dan Pinderski. Dennis Florton. Kim Cowgill. Chip Avery. Gretchen Monteith. Elaine Katsulos; Alissa Wald. Jill Steinke. Jim Betker. Ken Fast. Stephanie Frohbieter. Julie Lippert. Julie Czech, Dave Goetz, Frances Mendoza. Mike Nelson. Rachel Niemii Julie Flarris. Denise Fife. Betsy Wright. Kathy Vampolsky. Carolyn Washburn. Laura Laney. Wendy Fritz. Carole Albrecht; Mr. Lesser. An important part of Lakeshore basketball, the pep band, enjoyed another successful season under the direction of Arnold Lesser. The dedi- cated, fun-loving, musicians rehearsed during the junior varsity games and produced spirited pregame and half-time entertainment. Annual hat, tie, and shade nights were celebrated. Tra- ditional favorites like Hogan’s Heros, Beer Bar- rel Polka, and Here Comes the King were played along with new songs Gospel John, Championship, and Tie a Yellow Ribbon, in hon- or of our returned hostages. 104 A Band Combined B And C Reserve Band The Lakeshore Reserve band gave four performances during the 1980 81 sea- son. In the fall, they stepped off for football pregame under the direction of Tom Mitchell. They participated in both the winter and spring concerts and earned a second division at Band and orchestra festival. Freshman Rick Hathcock was selected as the Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp scholarship recipiant for the band. Other members are: Brent Arndt, Robert Blackburn. John Brauchler, Michael Bredeweg, Rick Brown, Kevin Brozovich, Cathy Carlsen, Kirsten Carr, Robin Casey, Carla Clem, Robert Crowder, Phillip Dinges, Dean Driscoll, Darcy Dustin, Michael Earnst, Eric Farrington, Christina Franklin, Scott Frobel, Jane Gatchell, Ronnie Gipson, Kristine Flail, Karen Heibutzki, Stacy Hernly, Janet Horten, Joetta Imler, Jill Irish, Lynn Jenkins. Cindy Kim- ball. Nancy Knoila, Albert Kohn, Curt Lake, Brenda Lyons, Tod Marsh, Bob Masterson, Steve Mead, Daniel Mitowski, Vicki Morgan. Jeff Myers, Laura Nelson, Deb Zacha, Laura Ochsner, Greg Odell, Teresa Pecoraro, Russell Perrin, David Pesko, Connie Petzke, Kim Pliley, Lisa Post, Kim Quay, John Ratter, Kelley Reed. Connie Reinhardt, Kelton Reitz, Diane Rice. Ruth Ridenour. Sue Ridgeway, Werner Reidel, Mike Roden, Deanna Sankey, Susan Schmaltz, Jan Sisson. Becky Small. Tony Smarrella, Michael Spear, Teresa Spear, Brenda Spears. Randy Story, Suzan Strejc, Tobey Taylor. Timothy Tungett. Becky Vida. Carrie Wales, James Weingart, Angela Wells, Tracy Wilson, Robert Wright, Randall Riepma, Benita Sokoloskis, Chuck Bruder, Audra Albright, Mike Arthur, Jill Bailey, Dean Barnes, Teresa Beckman, Paul Bishop, Dan Bollenbacher, Stephanie Bonfoey, Allyn Cooper, Tim Covington, Mario DiPisa, Kim Dixon, Susan England. Kellie Ersland, Mike Farrington. Andrea Ford. Rachelle Graziano, Linda Groeschel, John Hartwig, Heidi Helling, Jamie Jag- lowski, Kellie Jewell, Jacalyn Kavanaugh, Heike Kemper, Terrie Kessler. Lori Klingspon. Ninette Koehler, Michelle Krieger, Nancy Krone, Michelle Larson, Dan Loikets. Cynthia Maier, Thelma McIntosh, Nadine Mechtel, Carol Men- singer, Julie Miller. Lisa Miller. Lezlie Moulds. Lori Nataro, Carolyn Pihulic, Greg Rhodes, Joyce Richter, Scott Ruble, Cindy Schmidt, Kathy Sipes, Jill Sisson. Kecia Smiley, Sara Stump, Mary Jo Taylor, Todd Tiefenbach. Joel Trapp, Susan Vandewalle, Steve Wadley, Amy Warner, Mike Wermuth, Rebec- ca Howell, and Karla Huebner. Stephanie Bonfoey and Thelma McIntosh enjoy a difficult band rehearsal. 106 Reserve Band Reserve Band Has Noteworthy Year Above: Mike Farrington plays with intensity. Below: Downbeats on the bass drum. Left: Rick Hathcock-Blue Lake Winner. Above: Dan Loikets on Baritone. Below: Trumpet section and right, trumpeter Carol Mensinger. LtllJ tj Reserve Band 107 Concert Choir Tops Off The Scale Front: Dawn Hetfield. Kathy Yampolsky. Alice Rosa. Lana Hawkins. Dave Kohn. Howard Whitright. Greg Schadt. Gretchen Gast. Kellie Klett. Patty Talbot. Erin Righter. 2nd: Kim Nielsen. Laura Nelson. Julie Lippert. Mindi Seel. Scott Fleisher. Phil Ridenour. Mike Barger. Cheryl Hoge, Nancy Gast. Patty Matthews. Judy Braford. Jodi Wagonmaker. 3rd: Carolyn Pihulic. Tammy Abbott. Leslie Richwine. Phil Eaton. Scott Meyer. Steve Wadley. Joel Graves. Eric Schadt. Kim Shelton. Kimm Lucker. Julie Yore. Donna Schmaltz. Back: Carole Albrecht. Lori Klingspon. Sue Woodrick. Rick Hartwig. Ray Amicarelli. Don Schmitt. Dan Wermuth. Mike Doolan. Dennis Riggs. Monika Riedel. Kecia Smiley. Mary Riley. Not pictured: Chris Meschke. Lakeshore Singers; A Strong Voice Front: Alice Rosa. Kathy Yampolsky. C role Albrecht. Nancy Stright. Cheryl Hoge. Kellie Klett. Patty Talbot. Middle: Julie Lippert. Kathy Bedunah. Terese Sukys. Phil Ridenour. Greg Schadt. Lana Hawkins. Jill Steinke. Laura Nelson. Back: Rick Hartwig. Mike Doolan. Mike Barger. Don Schmitt. Ray Amicarelli. Steve Wadley. Scott Meyer. Phil Eaton. 108 Concert Choir Officer Dan Wermuth. Secretary; Left. Patty Matthews. Presidents Right. Nancy Gast. Vice-President. The Lakeshore Concert Choir is a little bit different than the other two choirs. Only the finest voices are chosen from Girls Concert and Chorale to perform in the Concert Choir. This choir is the biggest of the three, containing forty-eight members. During the school year, all three choirs perform three con- certs. One for the Christmas season, one for the fall season, and a Spring concert. Included in these concerts are arrange- ments from all areas of music, from classical, to jazz, to pop. The Lakeshore Singers are a group of twenty-three students who travel from luncheons to the Jr. High to sing and per- form different unique aspects of musical literature. Above: Alice Rosa, Kellie Jewel. Kimm Lucker. Lana Hawkins and Laura Nelson sing out in the Variety Show. Right: A typical rehearsal? Above Right: Songbirds? Concert Choir 109 Chorale Start Off On A Fresh Note Members of the chorale choir are: Sarah Albers. Robin Bickers. Michael Bredeweg. Teresa Burgess. Laura Eversole. John Hartwig, Kristy Koeppe. Curt Lake. Reyna Lopez. David Mayhew. Diane Newberg. Debra Oles. Jonell Pauls. Deanna Poole. Ruth Ridenour. Randy Riepma. Lori Rush. Michael Schadt. David Smykal. Marina Tomlinson. Carolyn Turner. Natalie Vanarman. Lisa Welch. Mark Wilson. Richard Oles. Shawn Wetkowski. Girls Concert Sings Anew Front: Tina Coleman. Laurie Kerschbaum. Lori Baum. Denise Fforn. Juanita Morrow. Kim McKie. Middle: Ester Atkinson. Chris Price. Laurie Freeman. Robin Casey. Sharon Baird, Catrina Thompson. Terrie Kessler. Back: Lisa Campbell. Jamie Bassett. Laurie Alexander. Penny Ffoge. Nola Priester. Peggy Ott. Holly Kurbis. 110 Girls Choir Organizations Organizations III From June to June, the Lakeshore FFA filled it’s calendar with activities. Under the guidance of advisor Anita Stuever, club members partici- pated in the Washington Conference Program in Alexandria, Virginia; the Regional Update meeting; a hayride-, a Chapter Initiation and Quizdown-, County Land Judging Contest; the 53rd National Convention-, a citrus sale, and Christmas party. Later in the year, the future farmers began preparation for District Leadership contests. High awards went to Phil Sirk, Pat Schaub. and Dave Lohroff. At the State convention, Ron Womeldorf and Schaub served as delegates and Steve Tilly won a State Proficiency Award for turf and landscape management. Tilly also received the State FFA Degree, one of the highest FFA accomplishments. Other activities included the annual awards banquet, the Ag Skills contest, and a Regional Leadership camp. ’80-’8l FFA Officers td Heyn. secretary; Pat Schaub. treasurer-, Dave Smykal. Sentinel; Phil Sirk. vice president; Ron Womeldorf. reporter. Not pictured; President Steve Tilly. 2 FFA FSA Is Your Type Of Club Back Row: N. Schultz. L. Alexander. C. Washburn. L. Niezgodski. Front Row: N. Brister. K. Fones. B. Kubistal. T. Prati. L. Van Pelt. N. Preister. The F.S.A., Future Secretaries Association, is made up of girls that are interested in a possible secretarial career. During the year, the club has speakers come and talk during the meetings about their careers. The speakers ranged anywhere from receptionist to court reporter, to legal secretaries. In order for the club to raise money, they sold Valentine Telegrams. These telegrams were a big success this year, as they have been in the past years. The club also sold candy. Members that aren't pictured on this page are: Carrie Scoma, President� Lisa Burgess, Diana Dlouhy, Kellie Hines, Kellie Klett, Holly Kurbis, Sandi Mayhew, Julie Miller, Lisa Milliken, Kathy Mitchell, Lisa Niezgodski, Vicki Owens, Jackie Rauen, Terri Schauer. Lori Spilger, Laurie Stevens, Janet Wadley, and Chris West. Below are the FSA 113 Junior Achievement Members Stay Busy Junior Achievement provides an opportunity for high school students to learn the principles of private enterprise. They do this by running their own miniature business. In the fall, they form companies of about X) students, sell stock, elect officers, choose a product, buy raw materials, and go into production. The officers from Lakeshore were: Mike Doolan, Kathy Yampolsky, Sue Lillegard, Scott Lausman, Kendra Smiley. Kelly Ovens, Lisa Niezgodski, Ken Baily, Mary Reilly, Kathy Richardson. Chris Meschke, David Reilly, Evan Kirby, and Kelly McGee. Under the guidance of adult business volunteers, called Advisors, members use their weekly company meetings to manufacture their products, hold Board of Directors meetings, map out marketing plans, and keep their company books. At the end of the year, if the company is profitable, the stockholders receive their investment plus a dividend. The goal of JA is to provide students with business situations so that they can choose their career. Above left� Cheri Meschke. Above right; Ludis Langens. Left; Lewis Elkins. Below-, Brian Fritz. Right; Kelly McGee. Everyone stays busy in JAI Forensics Are Class B State Champs Front: Joel Graves. Kevin Brozovich. Tod Marsh, 2nd. Leslie Richwine. Judy Luther. Ken Lindahl. Jan Lindenfeld. Joel Trapp. Terese Sukys. 3rd: Rick Hathcock. Mike Barger. Greg Robins. Chris Nystuen. Howard Whitright. Heather Sandman. 4th: Denise Fife. Jennifer Eppley. Irene Sahs. Ninette Koehler. Ron Womeldorf. Susan Bryant. Allen Kavanaugh. 5th: Ron Bush. Dan Smith. Scott Myers. Eric VanGilder. Dennis Kastner. Carla Clem. Lyn Schultz. 6th: Mark Verduin. Todd Rockwell. Vince Zuber. Darren Stemm On February 21, the Forensics captured the Class B State Cham- pion title. State competition was held at Northern Michigan University in Marquette. Michigan. The one-act play presented this year was the Imaginary Invalid directed by Ken and Patricia Lindahl. Forensics also won the District title held at Lakeshore High School and the Regional title which was held at St. Johns High School. At Districts, Regionals, and State competition, special awards were given to some members of the cast and crew. In Districts, the award of excellence went to Todd Rockwell for sound, Greg Robins, and Howard Whitright for acting. The superior award was given to Joel Trapp, and for their costumes to Jennifer Eppley, Denise Fife, and Irene Sahs. At Regionals. the award of excellence was given to Dan Smith for stage manager, Greg Robins, Howard Whitright, and Heather Sandman for act- ing. The superior award went to Terese Sukys and Joel Trapp. In State Competition, the award of excellence was presented to Leslie Richwine and the crew. Superior awards went to Joel Trapp, Greg Robins, and for the set design to Todd Witkowski, Dan Smith, and Ron Bush. The Forensics cast members consisted of Mike Barger. Kevin Brozivich. Phil Eaton, Joel Graves. Rick Hathcock, Judy Luther, Tod Marsh, Chris Nystuen, Leslie Richwine, Greg Robins. Heather Sandman, Terese Sukys, Joel Trapp, and Howard Whi- tright. Besides the one-act play, there is also the oral interpretation contest. Some categories included in this competition are: dra- matic duo, humorous, multiple, and serious readings. Students are selected from tryouts to compete in these categories. Forensics 115 Key Club Supports School And Community Officers: Todd Ehman. treasurer; Dave Roden, president; Chris Pinderski. secretary; Mike Melcher. vice-president. The Key Club at Lakeshore is one of the most respected and supported clubs at the school. The Key Clubbers kept very busy during the 1980-81 school year with their many activities, such as the annual slave sale and 59-hour Mara- thon basketball game for Easter Seals. Along with their traditional activities, the club also put on this years Valentine Dance and spon- sored an after-game dance. The Key Club volunteered their services for the community by ringing bells for Kiwanis, having a Christmas tree pick-up. and washing windows at the Whitcomb towers. They also escorted the queens during the Key to the Cities Tour” and ushered during various events in the auditorium. Many thanks goes to the key club for their support of the school and community. Key Club Serves Community 116 Key Club Front row: Dave Gerken. Jeff Embrey. Jon State. Paul Meyers. Chuck Koch. Ray Amicarelli. Doug Schornhorst. Alan Nitz. Keith Avery. Second row: Dave Roden. Pat McGrath. Mike Roden. Scott Neibauer. Bill Bancroft. Mike Melcher. Doug Clem. Chris Pinderski. Steve Goetz. Doug Meyers. Todd Ehman. Randy Strunk. Chip Avery. Dan Pinderski. Jeff Buckner. Bob Roden. Terry Borr. Don Notaro. Dan Drews. Howard Whitright. Pete Carpenter. Eric Pfeil. Jim Betker. Mike Welch. Mickey Horton. Joel Graves. Keyettes Have Successful First Year Seated: Gayla Ruff. Joanne Ketcham. Shellie Bennett. Michelle Harder. Chris Meschke. Yvonne Arthur. Julie Harris. Rosie Buckenberger. Debbie Kerschbaum. Mary DeVoir. Heidi Topping. Jill Wenzlaff. Laura Callender. Elaine Katsulous. Back: Kellie Klett. Frances Mendoza. Tina Coleman. Lori Garlanger. Cheri Meschke. Kim Edwards. Chris Berry. Stephanie Frohbieter. Joy Tiefenbach. Carolyn Cheek. Laura Laney. Natalie Carr. Judy Harris. Sarah Niemi. Tracey Kessler. Julie Reisig. Lori Baum. Lorrie Eckel. Lori Lehmann. Kelly Krieger. Club Officers: President. Laura Laneyi Vice-President. Rosie Bucken- bergeri Secretary. Julie Harrisi Treasurer. Laura Callender. This year is the first year for the Keyettes Club. Keyettes is a group of girls sponsored by Kiwanis who contribute their services to our community. Attendance and punctuality is a must for this club. If a girl is late she must pay 25$. Each time a girl forgets to pay, another quarter is added. A member is allowed two excused ab- sences, and if a third meeting is missed, the member goes before the officers who decide if another chance is to be given. When a member misses four meetings, they are no longer considered a member. Some of the many projects Keyettes were involved in this year were� a Christmas tree pickup, ringing bells for the Salvation Army, a school dance, a swim-a-thon to raise mon- ey for the YWCA, and they also sold play tickets to raise money to help the handicapped. The officers elected this year were: President, Laura Laney� Vice-President, Rosie Buckenberger-, Secretary, Julie Harris� Treasurer, Laura Callender. Advisor for Keyettes is Dick Laney. Quiz Bowl Shows Off Their Intelligence Wendell. Alissa. Scott, and Evan decide on a final answer. This year's Quiz Bowl team had eight members includ- ing four alternates. They competed each Saturday at 10:15 A.M. at the St. Joseph Holiday Inn. Their total earnings for this year amounted to one hundred and thirty-dollars. The team’s final wind-up for the season included three vic- tories and two losses. Quiz Bowl was sponsored by Mr. Clark, Mr. Stelling, and Mrs. Sprague. 118 Quiz Bowl Art Club Draws Out Talent Class sketches beach scenes. Not Pictured: Brian Coulombe. April Townley. Kelly McGee. Kelley Perky. Tracy Lange. Cin- dy Nelson. Back, L-R: Karen Barnes. Roberta Gausas. Kim Shelton. Linda Fisher. Jackie True. Melanie Jackemcyer. Front. L-R: Ron Bush. Celeste Grau. Leticia Rodriguez. Carla Clem. Mrs. Rapp. Sue Schmaltz. Dale Gore. An opportunity for students to learn about art in greater depth is what the Art Club is all about. Hard work with bake sales, candy sales, and the annual ornament sale enabled them to paint a mural on a wall in Mr. Lundgren's office. The year included visits to art galleries and visits from speakers with various demonstrations. Also, a trip was taken to the beach where the students used their sketching skills. Officers were: Jackie True. President; Roberta Gausas. Vice-President; Carla Clem. Treasurer; and Leticia Rodri- guez. Secretary. Other members included: Karen Barnes. Dale Gore. Ron Bush. Brian Coulombe. Celeste Grau. Melanie Jackemeyer. Sue Schmaltz. Kim Shelton. April Townley. Kelly McGee. Kelley Perky. Tracey Lange. Cindy Nelson, and Linda Fisher. The club's advisor was Mrs. Rapp. Art Club 119 Camera Club Shoots To Success The Lakeshore camera club is a new organization created so that stu- dents interested in photography can share their knowledge and gain darkroom experience. The group has been very busy during their rookie year. Their first project was an after-game dance to raise money for dark room supplies. Other ac- tivities included a trip to Deecolor color processing lab and another to Hafer photography studio. The pho- tographers successfully displayed their first photo efforts at Lincoln Township Library. Members look forward to bigger and better things in the upcoming year. This years advisor was Jack Greendonner. Membersj Front-Evan Kirby. Mark Whitwam. Phil Klassan. Tami Ball. Back Derek Goch, Jeff Harris. Scott Nei bauer. Brian Columbe. Not pictured-Eric VanGilder. Elaine Kat- sulos. Vince Zuber. Todd Witkowski. Right: Officers-Eric VanGilder. President; Tami Ball. Secretary-Treasurer; Evan Kirby. Vice President. 120 Camera Club Medical Careers Keep This years Medical Careers Club has established a new scholarship fund. The club will award money to graduating members entering a medical career. The club sponsored bakesales in order to raise money for the fund. The club also participated in the Fourth Annual UNICEF Trick-or-Treat fund raiser this year gathering $184.00. This years offi- cers were: Dan Bollenbacher. President; Theresa Schroeder, Vice President� Laura Nelson, Secre- tary� and Amy Schroeder, Treasurer. Mr. Ramthun was our sponsor. Other activities included trips to Memorial Flospi- tal. Chicago Museum of Science and Industry, speakers, a visit to a Vet Clinic and they conduct- ed a car wash. hemselves Busv Seated L to R: CJ Schwarz. Nancy Krone. Laura Nelson. Theresa Schroeder. Amy Schroeder. Mary Kaye Williams. Standing L to R Mr. Ramthun-advisor. Jim Thomas. Duane Tolsma. Dan Bollenbacher. Frances Mendoza. Mike Lybrook. Dave Smykal. Joetta Imler uses a microscope for observation. Duane Tolsma plays with a hamster. Theresa Schroeder observing test samples. Jim Thomas tries out a test tube. Officers-L to R: Amy Schroeder. treasurer; Theresa Schoeder. Vice President; Laura Nelson. Secretary; Dan Bollenbacher. President. Medical Careers Of Science Club Experiments For Future Back: Brian Fritz, Vice-Pres-, Jeff Ondraka, Mike Groeschel. Joel Trapp. Front: Tom Giudice. Todd Walters. Pres; Tom Jaworski, secretary: Mr. Myers, advisor. Not pictured: Blair Davis, treasurer, and Evan Kirby. This years science club worked with various types of lasers. They experimented with lasers in the past and have recently added a telecommunications laser. This permits video transmission over a distance. The club also helps to promote the annual science fair. One of the clubs goals is to get students throughout the school, more interested in the science field. 122 Science Club This year’s Ski Club consisted of over 60 members, ranging from beginners to advanced skiiers. Every Thursday, the club went to Royal Valley Ski Resort where lessons were provided for the beginners and challenges for the advanced skiiers. The 1980-81 ski season was rather short due to the lack of snow, therefore, a few members decided to extend the ski season with some grass skiing. Members got out their ski equipment and summer clothes for a fun-filled day of sum- mer skiing. All in all, the ski season turned out to be a very adventurous activity. mogul our Above.- These skiiers are making good use of their ski equipment, even after the snow is gone. What's so great about snow skiing?? Ski Club The 1980-81 officers are Jill Wenzlaff-treasuren Kurt Klus-presidenti Chris Nysteun-Vice President. German Club Discovers New Culture Back: Kathy Porter. Carla Zielke. Roberta Gausas. Laura Ochsner. Middle: Greg Schadt. Ted Chen. Mike Doolan. Cheryl Hoge. Ludis Langens. Ross Rosentreter. Front: Rick Brown. Kristie Price. Mary Kaye Williams. Mrs. Ochsner, Karl Ochsner. Connie Reinhardt. Heather Sandmann. wrm 124 German Club The German Club is made up of students interested in German culture, traditions, and especially German food. Streudel and other favorite recipes were baked throughout the year. They celebrated Christmas and Fasching, (German Mardi Gras), during which they also ate different German dishes. Bike hikes were taken often and later in the year, members formed an Oompa Band.” To help finance some activities, a poster sale took place and turned out to be successful. The officers of the club were: President, Karl Ochsner; Vice-President, Mike Doolan; Treasurer, Roberta Gausas; and Secretary, Kathy Porter. Other members include: Kathy Bedunah, Pat Bevilacqua, Ted Chen, Carla Clem, Jennifer Eppley, Jayne Erickson, Kathy Farrington, Colleen Friesl, Anne Galladay, Dale Gore, Cheryl Hoge, Dennis Horton, Heather Sandmann, Greg Schadt, Jerry Scoma, April Townley, Mary Kaye Williams, Carla Zielke, Rick Brown, Ludis Langens, Ross Rosentreter, Mark Lytle. Laura Ochsner, Rick Pitts, Kristie Price, David Reilly, Connie Reinhardt, and Brian Coulombe. The club’s advisor was Mrs. Lorraine Ochsner. Look Who's Behind The Scenes . . . Top lo Bottom: Todd Rockwell. Todd Witkowski. Mark Verduin. Vince Zuber. Mike Wermuth. Carla Clem. Susan Bryant. Heather Sandmann. Eric Van- Gilder. Dan Smith. Ron Bush. Not pictured: Scott Myer. Dennis Kastner. Allen Kavanuagh. Joel Graves. The Lakeshore High School Stage Crew had another active year managing the stage for the Varsity Show. Musical, and the two All- School plays. The crew members participate by designing and building the sets. They also run any community shows which are put on in the auditorium, such as the Miss Stevensville and Miss Blossomtime contests. The crew must first go through a 40-hour training period to get to know the stage. The apprentices conclude the year with the experience of three school and three community productions. Stage Crew 155 Student Council Has Busy Year Front L to R: Dave Roden. Tracey Kessler. Stacey Basham. Karen Chapman. Kelley Brooks. Patty Matthews. Tina Franklin. Mike Kniola. Paul Lucker. Rick Toering. Dane Gerken and Kim Edwards. Back: Mrs. Boldt. Dan Drews. Pat McGrath. Scott Nelson. Terry Borr. Steve Berndt. Bill Bancroft. Jeff Buckner. Chris Pinderski. Steve McGrath. Judy Harris. Lana Ramthun. Jim Falvey. Todd Ehman. Mr. Porter. Missing-Mike Bullard. Mike Wyble. The Student Council this year was a very active and busy one. The year started with the Homecoming ceremonies. Council sponsored most of the festivities including spirit week, building and judging of the class floats, the pep assembly, and the crowning of the king and queen. This year the traditional Homecoming dance was held after the varsity football game and turned out to be a big success. Next came the Variety Show. Their main function in this area was to finance the show, and feed all proceeds back into the auditorium in the form of equipment. Next on the agenda was a 3-D movie presented after school to entertain the student body and Jr. High. It too, was a huge success. The council kept themselves busy by sponsoring a benefit after game dance, the Aca- demic Letter Award ceremonies, they purchased a stero and speakers for the senior cafeteria, and something new this year was added-a blood drive. The student council’s main purpose is to be the voice of the student body, to represent and work in the best interest of the students. This year the executive board attended a leadership camp and work- shop in order to learn new and different ways to do this. Another one of their important duties is to approve or disapprove activity request forms sent to them by clubs, Classes, and organizations, and to assit them in any way they can. The student council's main sorce of income stems from operating the snack bar during all three lunch hours and at athletic events. The money they raise goes towards gifts to the school and will be used for next year’s Homecoming and Variety Show. Advisor: Tom Porter and Bonnie Boldt. Tina Franklin. Very alert. Steve McGrath and Jeff Buckner. 126 Student Council Freshmen reps.: Tina Franklin. Paul Lucker. Mike Wyble. Rick Toering, and Stacey Basham. Steve Berndt helps someone. Patty Matthews in background. Jr. reps.: Kim Edwards. Scott Nelson. Lana Ramthun. Dave Roden and Kellie Jewell. Missing-Mike Bullard. Seniors: Patty Matthews. Dan Drews. Tracey Kessler. Terry Borr. Bill Bancroft. Kelley Brooks. Jeff Buckner. Executive board: Chris Pinderski. Treasurer) Steve McGrath. Vice President) Jeff Buckner. President) Tracey Kessler. Secretary. Student Council 127 Drama Club-Thespians Show heir Stuff Thespian Drama Club members Lisa Campbell. Laurie Alexander. Patty Talbot. Kathy Porter. Tina Coleman. Irene Sahs. Judy Luther. Leslie Richwine. Brenda Brimes. Jill Steinke. Row 2: Rick Hathcock. Terese Sukys. Joel Trapp. Howard Whitright. Jennifer Eppley. Mike Doolan. Mike Barger. Denise Fife. The Thespian Drama Club has kept themselves busy with many activities this year. Some of the activities included their first Halloween spookhouse at Stevensville Elementary, and trips to Kalamazoo and Chicago to see outside performances. This year. !i,8hl,: Senl°r' M,ke , , - Doolan reads script because of so much theartical activity, they had two inductions, aloud. one in winter and the other in spring. Middle: Brenda listens? This year's officers were: Mike Doolan. President; Mike Barger, Vice-President. Jill Steinke, Secretary; Greg Robbins. Treasurer. The advisor for the club was Mr. Ken Lindahl. Far Left: Judy Luther looks confused, or in deep thought? Varsity Club Goes Through Change! Officers are in front row= Lori Garlanger. treasurer; Dawn Gleffe. secretary; Second row: Steve McGrath, vice-president; Terry Borr. president. The 1980-81 Varsity Club spent a year of transition� it began late and with a new sponsor. The first activity spon- sored by the Varsity Club was the an- nual Christmas dance held December 20, 1980. The proceeds from this dance went to buy a new track and field re- cord board, displayed in the cafeteria. The club then hosted the Freshman Tourney. The next project began the transition. They met with the head coaches, who asked to see the Varsity Club move in a direction of service to the Athletic Program and community. The next meeting they began a type of change which will begin the 1981-82 school year. Varsity Club Works For Athletics 139 Varsity Club First row: Steve McGrath. Shelia Friske, Mike Welch. Rosie Buckenberger. Tim Boring. Steve Hadaway. Alan Nitz. Tracey Kessler. Laura Laney. Sally Woods. Second row= Dan Loikits. Doug Meyers. Don Notaro. Julie Reisig. Karla Huebner. Marsha Lausman. Kim Edwards. Jill Wenzlaff. Debbie Kerschbaum. Kathy Fones. Third row: Scott Nelson. Scott Arick. Jim Campbell. Keith Avery. Mickey Horton. Bill Bancroft. Ray Amicarelli. Jeff Buckner. Mike Bullard. Dawn Gleffe. Doug Clem. Lorrie Eckel. Lana Ramthun. Jim Falvey. Lori Garlanger. Rob Wales. Terry Borr. Renee Surch. Faculty B E o d a u r c d a t 0 1 f 0 n Standing: Mr. John Steinke. Mr. Thomas Bailie. Mr. Arnold Nitz. Mr. Gerald Totzke. Sitting. Mr. Russell Hanson. Mrs. Margaret Morse. Mr. George Zinkil. Right. Miss Gloria Vanderbeck is the Director of Instructional Services in the Lakeshore Public Schools. She supervises the Director of Adult Education and the School Nurse. Her |ob consists of assisting the Superintendent and other administrators in providing leadership in developing and maintaining the best possible educational programs and services. Left: Mr. Gary Campbell is the Assistant Superintendent of the Lakeshore Public Schools. He helps Mr. Schmidt in supervising the transportation, maintainance. and the elementary schools in the system. His primary responsibility is in financial affairs. Left: Mrs. Betty Verdin. R.N. is the Director of Health Services of the Lakeshore Public Schools and Nurse Consultant for Lakeshore Parochial Schools. Her job consists of providing medical treatment, testing, screening, and or counseling for an individual student or adult. Faculty 131 Mr. Arter 24 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Mrs. Ball 15 years at LHS B.S. at W.M.U. 132 Mr. Ball 8 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Mrs. Begor 4 years at LHS M.A at W.M.U. F.S.A. Advisor lop Lett Corner Mr. Bembenek 7 years at LHS M.M. at Andrews Top Left Mrs. Bischoff Secretary Top Right Miss Bissurd Student Teacher Top Right Corner Mr. Bittenbender II years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Wrestling Coach Second Row Left Mrs. Boldt 4 years at LHS Ed.S. at M.S.U. Student Council Advisor Second Row Right Mr. Brueck II years at LHS M.A. at Andrews Asst. Girls Track Third Row Left Miss Carroll 12 years at LHS B.S. at M.S.U. Third Row Right Mrs. Cheek 5 years at LHS B.A. at W.M.U. Senior Class Advisor Bottom Left Corner Mrs. Collins 3 years at LHS Bottom Left Mrs. Covington 2 years at LHS Cook Bottom Right Mrs. Davis 5 years at LHS B.S. at Central Var. Volleyball Var. Track. Frosh. Class Advisor Bottom Right Corner Mrs. A. Dinges 4 years at LHS Cook Faculty 133 Top Left Corner Mrs. D. Dinges 5 years at LHS Cook Third Row Left Mrs. Gast Director of Food Services 3 years at LHS Top Left Mr. Fell 24 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Top Right Mr. Forburger 6 years at LHS B.A. at W.M.U. Top Right Corner Mr. Friesl 4 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U Third Row Right Mr. Greendonner 18 years at LHS M S. at W.M.U. Yearbook Advisor Bottom Left Corner Mr. Groat II years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Bottom Left Miss Harkins Student Teacher Second Row Left Mrs. Fourtunier 4 years at LHS Cook Second Row Right Mrs. Gantenbein 2 years at LHS Zook Bottom Right Mrs. Hamblen 24 years at LHS M.A. at M.S.U. Bottom Right Corner Mrs. Hild 13 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. I.H4 faculty Top Left Corner Mrs. Hildebrand II years at LHS Ed.S. At Andrews Counselor Top Left Mr. Hokanson Student Teacher Top Right Mr. Humes 16 years at LHS M.A. at Andrews Counselor Top Right Corner Mr. Inquilla II years at LHS M.A.T. at Andrews Second Row Left Mrs. Johns X) years at LHS B.A. at W.M.U. The Lakeshore Drifter Adv. Second Row Right Mr. Johnson 7 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Third Row Left Mr. Kacynski 9 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Third Row Right Mr. Keith 9 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Bottom Left Corner Mr. Kenreich 9 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Bottom Left Mr. Kimball 9 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Bottom Right Mrs. Kimbley 9 years at LHS Cook Bottom Right Corner Mrs. Kretchman 4 years at LHS Cook Faculty 135 Top Left Corner Mr. Koehler 14 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Top Left Mrs. Lane II years at LHS B.A. at Wayne State U. F.S.A. Advisor Top Right Mrs. Lawrick 7 years at LHS Cook Top Right Corner Mr. Lesser 32 years at LHS M.A. at Northwestern Band director Second Row Left Miss Lewis 9 years at LHS B.S. at Central Second Row Right Mr. Lindahl 9 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Thespians. Drama Club. Stage Crew. Forensics. Plays Third Row Left Mrs. Lindenberg 4 years at LHS Cook Third Row Right Miss Lindenfeld 7 years at LHS M.A. at U. of M. Make-Up Club Adv. Bottom Left Corner Mrs. Lovellette 15 years at LHS M.A. at M.S.U. Jr. Class Adv. Bottom Left Mr. Lundgren 6 years at LHS M. Mu at Andrews Musicals Bottom Right Mr. McTavish 10 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Counselor Bottom Right Corner Mr. Maier 8 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. 136 Faculty Top Left Corner Mrs. Mitchell Attendance 2 years at LHS Top Left Mr. Mitchell I year at LHS B.M. at W.M.U. Band director Top Right Mr. Muchmore II years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Top Right Corner Mr. Myers 19 years at LHS M.A. at M.S.U. Science Club advisor Second Row Left Mrs. Nelson 5 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Var. Cheerleading Adv. Second Row Right Mr. Olin 16 years at LHS B.A. at Alma Third Row Left Mr. Patzer 3 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Var. Football Asst. Third Row Right Mrs. Petzke 2 years at LHS Cook Bottom Left Corner Mrs. Phelps 2 years at LHS Aide Bottom Left Mrs. Poole 7 years at LHS B.S. at W.M.U. Bottom Right Mr. Porter 19 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Math Club advisor Bottom Right Corner Mr. Price 9 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Asst. Wrestling Head Softball Faculty 137 138 Faculty Top Left Corner Mrs. Priester I year at LHS Cook Top Left Mr. Ramthun K) years at LHS M.A. at M.S.U. Medical Careers advisor Top Right Mrs. Rapp 7 years at LHS M.A. at M.S.U. Art Club advisor Top Right Corner Mrs. Rosenthal Attendance 8 years at LHS Second Row Left Mrs. Shane 12 years at LHS B.S. at W.M.U. Second Row Right Mrs. Sinn 7 years at LHS M.A. at M.S.U. Soph. Class advisor Third Row Left Mrs. Smits 2 years at LHS B.S. at M.S.U. Third Row Right Mr. Sotnyk 7 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Math Club advisor Bottom left corner Mrs. Spitzer 3 years at LHS Cook Bottom left Mrs. Spilger 8 years at LHS Cook Bottom right Mrs. Sprague 13 years at LHS M.A. at Andrews National Honor Society advisoi Bottom right corner Mr. Stelling 9 years at LHS M.S. at College of Great Falls Quiz Bowl advisor Right Miss Strauss Student Teacher Right Mr. Toms 7 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Left Mrs. Taylor 8 years at LHS B.A. at W.M.U. Right Miss Stuever 2 years at LHS B.S. at M.S.U. F.F.A. advisor Right Mrs. Wallis I year at LHS Aide Frosh football coach J.V. baseball coach Left Mr. Turley 4 years at LHS B.S. at W.M.U. Left Mrs. Stover 19 years at LHS M.A. at M.S.U. National Honor Society advisor Left Mr. Topping 8 years at LHS M.S. at Indiana State T.C. Var. football coach Faculty 139 Second row right Mr. Wroblewski K) years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Third Row Left Miss Zick 2 years at LHS M.A. at W.M.U. Third Row right Mrs. Zeilke Secretary 10 years at LHS Bottom Mr. Schmidtke 3 years at LHS Custodian S£ 1 Faculty 140 i Freshmen David Abbott Amy Adams Grelchen Agens Michelle Ahrems Audra Albright Sheryl Allen David Anstey William Anstey Guadalupe Averalo Brent Arndt Michael Aroney Timothy Bailey Dean Barnes Stacey Basham Teresa Beckman Pat Bevilacqua Robin Bickers Paul Bishop Phyllis Black Robert Blackburn Larry Blahnik Stephanie Bonfoey Kelly Boyer Michael Bredeweg Chris Brewer Karmen Briney Todd Brooks Steve Brown Joseph Brownlow Kevin Brozovich Cathy Carlsen Anne Carpenter Robin Casey Tammy Casey Chris Caulpetzer Freshman 143 144 Freshmen Karen Chapman Randall Clark Karen Clem Karol Clem Allyn Cooper Tim Covington Eileen Cox Robert Crowder Debra Culver Kevin Cumberland Marion Cunningham Paul Czech Debbie Damron Barbara Daniel Greg Davis Frank Dawdy Patricia Denton Mario DiPisa Darlene Dickey Dale Dillard Kevin Dillard Tracy Dillinger Julie Dinges Phillip Dinges Kimberly Dixon Robert Doehrer Dean Driscoll Amy Ellingson Carla Ellis Sherrie Emery Annette Engel Michael Ernest Kellie Ersland Laura Eversole Eric Farrington Mike Farrington Marie Finch Cheri Florian Andrea Ford Caryn Fortuna Robin Frakes Christina Franklin Colleen Friesl William Froberg Michael Gacki Ann Gagliardo Anne Gain Andrew Gantenbein Wendy Garlanger Jane Gatchell t'i r Steven Gerschoffer Grant Gilreath Donna Gore Mark Graham Rachelle Graziano Linda Groeschel Denise Guzy Julie Hahn Kary Hall Kristine Hall Ricky Hall Tammy Harding Thomas Harmon Teri Harrington Tina Harrington John Hartwig Richard Hathcock Karen Heibutzki Tyson Hein Heidi Helling David Henderson Roger Herbstreit Mike Henschel Stacy Hernly Jennifer Hersh Steven Heyn Norma Hilerio Tammie Hoffman Joy Hoffmann Michael Hollerbach Tracey Horn Janet Horton Jon Irish Jamie Jaglowski Mark Jahnke Debra Kasewurm Jacalyn Kavanaugh Todd Keith Susan Kerschbaum Robert Kiehn Stephen Klassen Richard Knapp Jeffery Knefely Nancy Kniola Kevin Knitter Earl Koch Kristy Koeppe Todd Kohn Dianna Kretchman Michelle Krieger Freshman 145 John Krogel Tracey Kubistal Curt Lake Linda LaLonde Theodore Lausman Dennis Lee Michael Lee Brian Lenk Brian Libs Reyna Lopez Ralph Lucius Paul Lucker Stacey Lyon Brenda Lyons Cynthis Maier John Mann Tod Marsh Jackie Mason Bobbie Masterson Raegen Mathews Elizabeth Matthews Vance Matz Sandra Mayhew Kelli McCalia Tina McCarver Lori McConomy Shelley McGregor Kimberly McKie Patrick McKie Paula McNamara Steven Mead Christopher Melcher Carol Mensinger Parry Metz Tammy Miller Daniel Mitowski Darlene Mix Carol Mott Jeff Myers Cindy Nelson Laura Nelson Diane Newberg Timothy Newberg Cheryl Nimmo Max Nitz Erich Nus Laura Ochsner Kimberly O'Connor Lisa Ogonowski Jona Ohl 146 Freshmen Richard Oles Elizabeth Oliver Carl Ondraka Anthony Pallo Amy Parish Michelle Parks Jonell Pauls Anjanette Perkaus Russell Perrin David Pesko Connie Petzke Scott Plangger Kimberley Pliley Kimberly Ponton Lisa Post Stephen Poulson Kristina Price Lee Priester Jim Pullins Kimberly Quay John Ratter Renee Reid Cornelia Reinhardt Kelton Reitz Brian Richardson Susan Ridgeway Werner Riedel Randell Riepma Lisa Roback Michael Roden Lavar Ross Scott Ruble Lori Rush Tracy Ryor Jackie Sanders Deanna Sankey Yvette Sanson Michael Sarola Bryan Schadler Michael Schadt Brian Schaufer Patrick Schaub Mike Schmaltz Susan Schmaltz Cynthia Schmidt Mike Schroeder David Schwarz Scott Samuel David Selent Cherie Sillaway 147 Freshmen ijr 148 Freshmen Thomas Simpson Rebecca Small Anthony Smarrella Bruce Smith Michael Spear Teresa Spear Gerald Spitzer Tammy Spletzer Tamara Stasik Patricia Stokes Randolph Story Susan Strejc Scott Summers Roger Swierbut Domina Talley Mary Jo Taylor Janet Teal Todd Tiefenbach Rick Toering Marina Tomlinson Brian True Timothy Tungett Kathy Vandermolen Susan Vandewalle Roy VanEgmond Rebecca Vida Vickie Visintainer Linda Vlcek Mark Wade Carrie Wales Faith Wallsten Ron Warman Tina Warman Michelle Warner Kellie Warnock NOT PICTURED Suzanne Adair Craig Bishop Cathy Carpenter Tracy Cobb John Crawford Karl Demorrow Paul Fortuna Tom Geisler David Giudice David Higgins Todd Hopke Even Juengling Keith Kline John Kottmann Dawn Martin Thelma McIntosh Ronald Miller Roseann Morris Patrick Oman Lynn Poschke Greg Rhodes Diane Rice Rojelio Rodriguez Heather Sandmann Anita Sturcz Amy Teachout David Thain Carolyn Turner Louis Vogl Susan Walters Jay Wehrly Dave Wetzel Joe Wharton James Weingart William Weirick Angela Wells Eric Wendzel Shawn Wetkowski Wendi Weyerbacher Robert Whippo Bruce Whitehead Susan Whittaker Anthony Wiatrowski Bill Wilkinson George Williams Marc Williams Donice Wilson Mark Wilson Tracy Wilson Susan Wozniak Robert Wright Michael Wyble Debbie Wysong Freshman 149 Sophomores Tammy Abbott Kay Adams Melissa Aiken Laurie Alexander Christopher Allen Bill Anderson Jack Arbanas Lori Arick Esther Atkinson John Avery Jill Bailey Sharon Baird Debbie Baldridge Jamie Basset Shon Beck Kathy Bedunah Tim Belanger Todd Bennett Cheryl Bergstrom Steven Berndt Tony Bevilacqua Linda Bodjack Scott Bodjack Therese Bohanek Leann Bradley Rhonda Brady John Brauchler Nellie Brister Elaine Broadfield Wendell Brooks Rick Brown Kris Brueck Don Brunke Mark Bryan Lynda Burgess Bryan Burnett Lisa Campbell Teresa Capozio Kirsten Carr Ted Chen Thomas Chester Melissa Clanton Carla Clem Dean Clem Deneen Coffey Tina Coleman Ray Crider Ken Crowder Kelly Cunningham Brian Curneal Blair Davis Lori Devries Susan Diederich Connie Dillard Diana Dlouhy Timothy Doolan Steven Eagle June Eastman Phil Eaton Lewis Elkins Terry Ellinger Sharon Ellingson Jeff Embrey Susan England Frank English Jayne Erickson Jim Falvey Bob Fernau Paul Fortuna Mary Fowler Matthew Fowler Mark Franklin David Fritz Wendy Fritz Scott Frobel Gretchen Gast Deborah Geary Mark Gerber David Gerken Todd German Barry Gidley Wendy Gidley Ronnie Gipson Tom Giudice Linda Glavach Tom Goetz Anne Golladay Jill Gotstein Alan Grover David Flagenauer Chris Hanson Judy Harris Shauna Hartline Julis Hasse Jeff Haynes Kathy Heaslip Sabre Herman Dawn Hetfield Edward Heyn May Rose Hicks James Higgins Cheri Hoffman Dawn Hoffmann Simon Haffmann Cheryl Hoge Michael Holmes Dennis Horton Don Horton Karla Huebner Jeff Hunter Don Hutter Joetta Imler Jill Irish William Isom Evan Juengling Caroline Jung Ken Kastner Todd Kelley Laurie Kerschbaum Kregg Kiel Cynthia Kimball Kevin Kirksev Roger Kirksey Kim Klus Mike Kniola Ninette Koehler Ron Koerber Lowell Korfmacher Julie Korican Tod Kretchman Nancy Krone Kevin Kuhn Michelle LaLonde Tracy Lange Dave Lape Michelle Larson Laura Lauck Mark Layman Deloris Lehmann Mike Levi Gillian Lipman David Lohroff Julie Lucker Vern Lunsford Judy Luther Mike Lybrook Mark Lytle Lisa Maly Brian Markley Bill Martin Jessica Martin Richard Matthews Brant McAnany Dennis McConnell David McConomy Patrick McGrath i 154 Sophomore Robert Mead Marci Mechtel Candy Merrill Brian Meyer Julie Miller Lisa Miller Lisa Milliken Tony Milliken Kathy Mitchell Lezlie Moulds Ken Mourer Mike Muirhead Audrey Nash Bill Neidlinger Mike Nelson Steve Nelson Lori Notaro Pat O'Connell Greg Odell Magnus Ojert Debra Oles Ron Ott Michael Parks Norman Payne Teresa Pecoraro Marilyn Peden David Pepperl Kelly Perkey Randy Perrin Carolyn Pihulic Dan Pinderski Richard Pitts Theresa Pitts Leon Prenkert Frank Puckett Jackie Rauen David Ray Jeff Redding Kelley Reed David Reilly Kris Reinink Greg Rhodes Diane Rice Joyce Richter Connie Rickett Ruth Ridenour Erin Righter Robert Roden Lisa Rodewald Roy Rodriquez Ross Rosentreter Mike Rush Kim Russell Don Sandel Heather Sandmann Eric Schadt Tiffany Schalon Dee Scharnowski Terri Schauer Dean Schink Greg Schlender Amy Schroeder Jeff Schroeder Linda Schultz Paul Shaw Derek Siewert Kathy Sipes Phillip Sirk Jan Sisson Jill Sisson Paul Sisson Kecia Smiley Beth Smith Michael Smith Pat Stanbery Rick Stanger John State Lisa State Amy Stauffer Darren Stemm Laura Stevens Sara Stump Tim Sturcz Sue Sonnichsen Sophomore 155 Renee Surch Sherrie Sutton Brenda Spears Tammy Speed Jeff Spitzke Alayne Talley Paul Taylor Tobey Taylor Dave Thain Luanne Tillman Jeffery Tollaksen April Townley Laurie Tull Julius Turk Mark Ungrodt Randi Utter Lynn Van Pelt Mark Verduin I Don Vigansky Jeff Wagonmaker Mark Waldman Rob Wales Michael Wall Curtis Walter Ron Warman Amy Warner Paul Warner Carolyn Washburn Lisa Welch Christine West Ann Westerbeke Michael Wermuth Jane Wilkinson Christal Wilson Kevin Wilson Lori Wilson Sharie Wolanin Bruce Wolff Ron Womeldorf Chris Woodbeck Patrick Wozniak Holly Wurtz Julie Yore Dave Zehm Albert Zielke Carla Zielke Not pictured Bruce Arend Phyllis Black Nancy Brown Gaylord Brunke Thomas Bythrow Julie Czech John Flaga David Goetz Steve Gramman Shelley Krouse Todd Lausch Todd Lear Dale Mach Laura Mantke Kimberly Milam Richard Morford Gary Nimtz Werner Paul Patricia Reisig Gene Wagner Rita Wehrly Peter Weisser Ricky Williams Juniors Scott Arick Michael Arthur Charles Avery Todd Bailey Tami Ball Bob Bancroft Debbie Baldridge Lori Baum James Belanger Shellie Bennett Dan Bollenbacker Douglas Booe Michelle Boris Tim Bowman Scott Brame Tony Brauchler Terry Brien Chris Briggs Brookie Brister Mike Bullard Lisa Burgess Teresa Burgess Laura Callender Pete Carpenter Gary Cluster Jackie Connell Brian Coulombe Rhonda Cox Randy Crowe Keith Cumberland Teresa Daniel Brad Davis Mathew Denbleyker Anita Dillard Robert Dillard John Dorn Brenda Dorsey Chris DuBack Paul Duffy Darci Dustin Greg Eber Lorrie Eckel Kim Edwards Tracy Eggleston Jennifer Eppley Kenneth East Kathy Faust Denise Fife Scott Fleisher Kathy Fones Rob Ford Gina Forestieri Lynda Foster Dawn Freeman Michael Gagliardo Richard Gaiser Denise Galus Tim Ganus Roberta Gausas Scott Gelander Ken Gerken Darek Goch Dave Goetz Charles Gore Andy Graham Joel Graves Mike Groeschel Garth Grooms Dale Grover Steve Hadaway Michelle Harder Ken Harper Jeff Harris Julie Harris Cathy Harvey Mel Hawkins Ralph Heibutzki Terry Hendrix Mark Henkel Rayetta Hicks Kelly Hines Cynthia Hinkle Terry Hlathein Mike Hoffmann Penny Hoge Denise Horn Ken Houser Elizabeth James Mark Jaske Tom Jaworski Lyn Jenkins Kellie Jewell Therese Johnston Tracy Johnston Dennis Kastner Elaine Katsulos Heike Kemper Terrie Kessler Joanne Ketcham Phillip Klassen Kellie Klett Lori Klingspon Doug Klug Albert Kohn Karin Koppenhoefer Roxsanna Kretchman Kelly Krieger Roger Kublick Holly Kurbis Jack Kuss John Lalonde Laura Laney Mike Lange Ludis Langens Neva Latty Marsha Lausman Scott Lausman Dan Loikits Veronica Lovelace Bernd Lucius Kimm Lucker Patrick Maly Ted Marsh Matthew Martin Beth Matthias David Mayhew Debbie McConomy Kelly McGee Nadine Mechtel Mike Melcher Brent Metz Tom Mielcarek Gordon Miller Kim Mitchell Heidi Monteith Doug Myers Scott Neibauer Lisa Nelson Scott Nelson Scott Nelson Kim Nielson Sarah Niemi Lisa Niezgodski Ed Norkus Chris Nystuen Dorothy Ohl Wally Oldham Scott Oman Mike Oswald Kelly Ovens Charles Overheul Vicki 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Raymond: Football 4, Varsity Club I. Variety Show 4. All School Play I. Lakeshore Singers I. Wrestling 3, Key I, Musical I. Choir 3. Fellowship Christian Athletes I Amundson. Sharon: Musical I. Band 4 AnsteyJane: Equestrian I. School Services I Anstey. Kathleen: Spanish Club 3. Co-Op I. Ski I Aroney. Mark: Track I. School Services I. Science 2 Arthur. Yvonne: Track 2. JA 2. Musical 2. Choir I. Pom Pons 3. Make-Up 3. Variety Show I. Band 4. Flag Corps 3, Keyettes I Avery. Keith: Basketball 4, Varsity Club I. Variety Show 3. Band 3. Class Officer I. Fellowship Christian Students 3. Baseball 4. Key 3. Newspaper I. School Services I. Fellowship Christian Athletes 3 Bailey. Kenneth: JA 3. Prom Committee I Baird. John: Basketball 3. Co-Op I Bancroft. William: Football 4. Baseball 3. Key 3. Newspaper I. Band I. Fellowship Christian Students 3. Basketball 4. Varsity Club I. Variety Show 3. Student Council I. Fellowship Christian Athletes 3 Barger. Michael: Drama Thespian 3. Variety Show 3. All School Play I. Pep Band 3. Stage Pit Band I. Lakeshore Singers 3. School Services I. Forensics I. Musical 3. Band 4. Jazz Band I. Choir 4. Prom Committee I. Track Band I Barker. Anthony: Football 4 Barker. Elza: Football 3. Co-Op I. School Services I Barnes. Karen: Art Club 3. Make-Up I. Prom Committee I. Drama Thespian I. Band 4 Berry. Christine: Varsity Club I. All School Play I. Band 4. Prom Committee I. Pom Pons I. Track Band I. Variety Show 4. Newspaper I, Choir I, School Services I. Keyettes I Betker. Jim: track 3. Ski I. Band 4. Jazz Band 4. School Services I. Track Band I. Key I. Variety Show 4. Pep Band 3. Stage Pit Band I. NFIS I. Fellowship Christian Students I Boldt. John: Basketball I, Co-Op I. Track I Bonczkowski. Laurie: JA I. Musical 3. Pep Band 3. School Services I. Academic Letter 3. Track Band I, Variety Show 3. Band 4. Stage Pit Band 3, NFIS 3. Cheerleaders I Boring. Tim: Football 4. Varsity Club I, Track 3. Variety Show 3 Borr. Terry: Football 4. Track 4. Key 3. Newspaper I. Sport Manager 3. Fellowship Christian Athletes 3. Basketball 3. Varsity Club 3. Variety Show 3. Student Council I. NHS 3 Boyd. Todd: FFA 3. Co-Op I, School Services I Brame. Todd: School Services I Brey. Mary: Basketball 4. Ski I. Newspaper I. NHS 3, Softball 4, Variety Show I, Band 4, Academic Letter 3 Briggs. Christina: Ski I. Co-Op I Brooks. Kelly: Track I. Ski 3. Student Council 3. Academic Letter 3. Fellowship Christian Students 3. Spanish Club I. Variety Show I. NHS 3. Keyettes I Brunke. Debra: Medical Careers Club I. Co- Op I Bryant. Susan: Forensics 3. Musical 3, Band 4. Stage Crew I. Variety Show I. All School Play 3. Stage Pit Band 3 Buckenberger. Rosemary-. Tennis 3. Varsity Club 3. JA I. Newspaper 3. Prom Committee I. NHS 3. Quill Scroll 3. Keyettes I. Volleyball I. Make-Up 3. Variety Show 3. Student Council I. School Services I. Academic Letter 3. Class Officer 3. Fellowship Christian Athletes I Buckner. Jeffery: Tennis I. Varsity Club I. Variety Show 3. Prom Committee I. Fellowship Christian Students 3. Basketball 4. Key 3. Student Council 3. Fellowship Christian Athletes 3 Buckner. Richard: School Services I Bush. Ronald: Art Club I. Stage Crew 3 Campbell. James: Golf 3. Basketball 4. Newspaper I. Tennis 3. Varsity Club 3. Prom Committee I Capozio. Concetta: Spanish Club 3. Co-Op I. Fellowship Christian Students 3. Make-Up 3. Cheerleaders I Carr. Natalie: Basketball 4. Track 3. Varsity Club I. Band 4. Choir 3. Prom Committee I. Academic Letter I. Fellowship Christian Athletes 3. Fellowship Christian Students I, Volleyball 4. Softball 3. Variety Show 3, Jazz Band I. Flag Corps 3. NHS 3. Keyettes I. Track Band I Casper. Karen: Co-Op I Chabitch. Lori: Equestrian I. Co-Op I Cheek. Carolyn Ann: Variety Show 4. Band 4. Prom Committee I. Pom Pons 3. Student Council I. Choir I. School Services I. Keyettes I Clem. Douglas: Football 4. Baseball 4. Key 3. Student Council 3. Fellowship Christian Athletes 3. Basketball 4. Varsity Club 3. Variety Show 4. Class Officer I Clem. Robert: FFA I. School Services I. JA I Covert. Mark: JA I. Stage Crew I Cowgill. Kimberly: JA I. Band 4. Choir I, Track Band I. Variety Show I. Pep Band 4. School Services I Criss. Phillip: Football 3. Variety Show 3. Co-Op I. Tennis I. Prom Committee I Delk. Patrick: Basketball I Devoir. Mary: Tennis I. Varsity Club I. Make-Up I. Matmaid 3. School Services I. Cheerleaders I. Fellowship Christian Athletes I. Track I. Ski I. Variety Show I. Prom Committee I. Pom Pons I. Keyettes I. Fellowship Christian Students I Dinges. Daphne: Track 3. Ski I. Yearbook I, FSA 3. Variety Show 3, Co-Op I Dixon. Scott: Ski I. Co-Op I Doolan. Michael: Cross Country I. Drama Thespian 3. Variety Show 4. All School Play I. Choir 4. Prom Committee I. Academic Letter 3. German Club 3. JA 3. Musical 4. Band 4. Lakeshore Singers 3. NHS 3. Track Band I Drews. Dan-. Track I. Variety Show I. NHS I. Key 3. Student Council I Duschek. Pamela: Band 4. Fellowship Christian Students I. Quiz Bowl 3 Eckel. Wendy: Variety Show I. School Services I. Choir 3 Ehman. Todd: Football I. Track 3. Variety Show 3. Band 4. Prom Committee I. Fellowship Christian Athletes Athletes. Basketball 3. Key 3. Student Council 3. Jazz Band 3. Co-Op I Elkins. Ellen: Choir 3. Co-Op I Fairleigh. Debra: Variety Show 4. Cheerleaders. School Services I Farrington. Kathleen: Drama Thespian 3. Matmaid I. Co-Op I. Newspaper I. Band I Feather. Debra: Ski 4. Band 4. Equestrian I. Co-Op I Field. Kenneth: Football 4. School Services I. Wrestling 4 Firl. Priscilla: Ski I, Band 3 Fisher. Linda: Art Club I. Make-Up 2. Musical I. Matmaid I. School Services I. Drama Thespian I. Variety Show 4. Newspaper I. Prom Committee I Fortuna. Mark: School Services I Freeman. Larry: Football I. School Services I, Stage Crew I Freeman. Laurie: Choir 2. Co-Op I Friske. Shelia: Track I, Variety Show 2. Yearbook I. Prom Committee I. Class Officer I. Keyettes I. Varsity Club I. All School Play I, Newspaper I. School Services 1. Cheerleaders 3 Fritz. Brian: Science 2, Jazz Band I. Academic Letter I. JA 2. School Services I Frohbieter. Stephanie: Spanish Club I. Variety Show 2. Band 4. School Services I. Quill Scroll 3. Track Band I. Make-Up 3. Newspaper 2. Pep Band I. Academic Letter 2. Keyettes I Gain. Judy: Volleyball I. Ski 2. School Services I. Spanish Club 3. Variety Show I. Co-Op I Gantenbein. Alice: Cross Country I. Equestrian I. Track School Services I Gaberson. Rhonda: Spanish Club I, Science 1. Co-Op I. Drama Thespian. JA I Garlanger. Lori: Basketball 2. Varsity Club 2. Musical I. School Services I. Fellowship Christian Athletes 2. Softball I. Variety Show I. Prom Committee I. Keyettes I. Fellowship Christian Students 2 Gast. Nancy: Variety Show 3. Band 4. School Services I. Musical I. Choir 4 Gelander. Timothy: Football 4. Baseball 2. Basketball 4. Variety Show I Gerken. Patricia: Basketball 2. German Club I. Ski Club 2. Band I. Volleyball I, Medical Careers Club I. JA 2. Co-Op I Gleffe. Dawn: Basketball 4. Softball 4. Variety Show I. NHS 2. Volleyball 4. Varsity Club I. School Services I. Academic Letter I Glossinger. Brian: Golf I. JA 2. Musical 4. Tennis 3, Variety Show I. All School Play I Goetz. Stephen: Cross Country 3. Key 2. CC Ski I. Co-Op I. Track 3. Ski I. School Services I Gore. Joseph Dale: German Club 3. Art Club I Grau. Celeste: Track 2. School Services I. Academic Letter 2. Art Club 3. NHS 2 Hannah. Richard: Variety Show 2, Jazz Band 3. Band 3, Co-Op I Harper. Sandra: Choir 3. School Services I Hartwig. Ricky: Football 3. Ski I. Musical 3. Band 3. Stage Pit Band 3. Stage Crew 3. Wrestling 3, Variety Show 3. All School Play I. Jazz Band 3. Choir 4. Fellowship Christian Students I Hassler. Jeff: Art Club I, Stage Crew I. All School Play 3 Hawkins. Lara: Variety Show 3. Choir 4, Musical 3. Lakeshore Singers I Hayes. Kyle: Drama Thespian 4. Musical 3. Choir I. Variety Show 3. All School Play 3. Co-Op I Herbstreit. Roland: School Services I. Co-Op I Heritz. Alan: School Services I. Co-Op I Hess. Doug. FFA I Hickox. Mark: Football 4. Track 3. School Services I. Wrestling 4. Variety Show I Hidy. Larry: Wrestling 4. Band 4. Track Band I. Track 3, Stage Pit Band I Hoffmann. Diane: Spanish Club I. Variety Show 4. School Services I, Academic Letter 3. Class Officer I. Drama Thespian 3. Newspaper 3. Co-Op I. Quill Scroll 3 Hoffmann. Helen: Tennis 3. Spanish Club 3. School Services I. Volleyball 4. Variety Show I. Co-Op I Holmes. Steve: School Services I, Co-Op I Horton. Mike: Golf I, Varsity Club I. Bowling 3. Newspaper I. School Services I. Fellowship Christian Students 3. Baseball 3, Key I. Variety Show 3. Prom Committee I, Fellowship Christian Athletes 3 Howard. Sandra: School Services I Huebner. Keven: Co-Op I Hysell. Penny: Variety Show I. Cheerleaders I Imler. Diane: Band I. Co-Op I Imler. Richard: Ski 3, Musical I, Co-Op I. Variety Show 3. Stage Crew 3 Jackemeyer. Melanie: Volleyball 3. Medical Careers Club 3. JA I. Prom Committee I. Sport Manager I. Track 4. Art Club 3. Variety Show I. School Services I Jasper. Michael: FFA 4. School Services I Jewell. Roger: Football 3. Band 3. Basketball I. Co-Op I Juengling. Heidi: Musical I. Flag Corps 3. Band 4. Track Band I Kavanaugh. Allen: Spanish Club 3. Forensics 3. Musical 4. Stage Crew 4. Co- Op I. Art Club 3. Variety Show I, All School Play 3. School Services I Kemp. Sandra: Track 4. Variety Show 3. Band 4. Stage Pit Band I. School Services I. German Club 3. Musical 3. Pep Band 4. Stage Crew 4 Kerschbaum. Debra: Volleyball I. Spanish Club I. Bowling I. Musical 3. Yearbook I. Prom Committee I. Pom Pons 3. Varsity Club I. Drama Thespian 3. Variety Show 3. All School Play I. Matmaid I. School Services I. Keyettes I Kessler. Tracy: Varsity Club I. Yearbook I. Band 4. School Services I. Pom Pons 3. Variety Show 3. Student Council I. Prom Committee I. Class Officer 3. Keyettes I Kirby. Evan: Golf 3. Camera Club I. JA 3. Quiz Bowl I. German Club 3. Science 3. Newspaper I. School Services I Kircher. Bonnie: Matmaid I. Co-Op I Klingspon. David: Baseball 4. Jazz Band I. Band 3. Co-Op I Klug. Jodie: FFA I. Co-Op I. School Services I Klus. Curtiss Kevin: Cross Country 3, Key I. Newspaper I. Quiz Bowl I. Track I, Ski 3. Band I. NHS I Knapp. Scott: School Services I. Co-Op I Koch. Chuck: Tennis I. Key 3. Newspaper I, School Services I. Basketball I, Variety Show I. Band 3 Kohn. David: Spanish Club 3. Choir 3. Variety Show 3. NHS 3 Kolberg. Terri: Ski I, Stage Pit Band I. Band 4. NHS 3 Kottmann. Rande: FSA I. JA 3. Ski 3. Newspaper I Kowerduck. Jefferey. Sport Manager I Kretchman. Laura: Track I, Variety Show 4. Band 4. Flag Corps I, Medical Careers Club I, Matmaid 3. Stage Pit Band I, Pom Pons 3 178 Kubistal. Beth: FSA 3. Musical 2. Co-Op I. Variety Show I. All School Play 2 Kurbis. Jay: Football 4. Variety Show 2. Fellowship Christian Athletes I, JA I. School Services I. Fellowship Christian Students I Lall. Shalini: Medical Careers Club I. Band 4. NHS 2. Cheerleaders 3. Variety Show 2. Prom Committee I. Academic Letter 2 Lausch. James: School Services I. Co-Op I Lippert. Julie: Medical Careers Club I. Musical I. Band 4, Stage Pit Band 3. Lakeshore Singers 2. Quill Scroll I. Community Service I. Variety Show 3, Yearbook I. Pep Band 2. Choir 4. Prom Committee I. Fellowship Christian Students 2 Livengood. Jane: FFA I, Co-Op I. Band I Luther. David: Golf I. Band I. Variety Show I. Co-Op I Mandarine. Scott: Baseball 4. School Services I Martin. Barbara: Newspaper I. Co-Op I. Band 4. Quill £ Scroll I Matthews. Patricia: Volleyball I. Variety Show 4. Student Council I. Prom Committee I. Class Officer 2. Drama Thespian I. Musical 3. Choir 4. School Services I Matthias. Mark: Co-Op I McAnany. Tennina-. Track I. Ski 3. JA 3. Fellowship Christian Students 2. Drama Thespian I. Bowling I. Co-Op I McConomy. Daniel Band 2. School Services I McGrath. Steve: Football 4. Varsity Club 2. JA I. Student Council 2. Track 4, Art Club 1. Variety Show I. Prom Committee I Mead. Julie: Co-Op I Medow. Barbara: Spanish Club 2. Choir I. Ski I. Co-Op I Mendoza. Frances-. Medical Careers Club I. Variety Show 3. Pep Band 2. Prom Committee I. Keyettes I. Fellowship Christian Students I. Ski I. Musical 2. Stage Pit Band I. School Services I. Track Band I Merritt. Kathy: Ski I. Co-Op I. Prom Committee I Meschke. Cheryl: Cross Country 3. Volleyball I. Varsity Club 3. Variety Show 3. All School Play I. Pep Band I, Flag Corps 2. NHS 2. Keyettes I. Track Band I. Basketball I. Track 4. JA 3. Musical 3. Band 4. Stage Pit Band 2. Prom Committee I. Academic Letter 2. Fellowship Christian Athletes 2 Meschke. Christine: Cross Country 3, Volleyball I, Varsity Club 3. JA 3. Musical 2. Stage Pit Band 2. Prom Committee I. Academic Letter I. Fellowship Christian Athletes I. Fellowship Christian Students I. Basketball I. Track 4. Make-Up I. Variety Show 3. Band 4. Choir 2. NHS 2. Keyettes I. Track Band I Meyer. Scott: Variety Show 4. All School Play 4. Choir 4. Lakeshore Singers 3. Musical 4. Band 4. Stage Crew 4. School Services I Middleton. Merriann: Tennis 4. Spanish Club 2. School Services I. Volleyball 4. Art Club I Milam. Kathy: Co-Op I Miller. Jon Michael-. Co-Op I Miller. Patsy: Make-Up I. All School Play I. Stage Crew I. Co-Op I. Musical I, Choir I. School Services I Monteith. Gretchen: Variety Show I. Pep Band 2. Band 4. Track Band I Morford. Carl: Football 3. Variety Show I, Track 2 Morgan. Vicki: Band 4. School Services I Morrow. Juanita: Choir 2. Co-Op I Mueller. Layne: Wrestling 2, FSA I. Equestrian I. Student Council I. Track I. Ski I. Bowling I Murphy. Joan: Tennis I. Musical 2. School Services I. Variety Show 3. Choir 3. Academic Letter 2 Myers. Michael: School Services I. Co-Op I Neal. Sarah: Co-Op I. Community Service I Necas. Nancy: Basketball I. Cheerleaders I. Choir 3 Nelson. Laura: Volleyball I. Spanish Club 3. JA I. Musical 3. Choir 4. Prom Committee I. Academic Letter 3. Track I. Medical Careers Club 2. Variety Show 3, Newspaper I. Lakeshore Singers 2. NHS 2 Niemi. Rachel: Variety Show 4. Newspaper I. Pep Band I. Choir 2. School Services I. Fellowship Christian Students 2. Musical 4. Band 4. Stage Pit Band I. Prom Committee 1. Track Band I. Community Service I Nitz. Alan-. Football 4. Varsity Club 2. Ski I. School Services I, Basketball 3. Key 2, Variety Show 2. Fellowship Christian Athletes 2 Notaro. Donald: Football 4. Baseball 4. Key 2. Student Council I. Wrestling 2. Varsity Club I. Variety Show 2. School Services I Nozicka. Christopher: Band 3. School Services I. Jazz Band 2. Track Band I Nozicka. Rena: Basketball 2. Softball 2. Band 3. Volleyball I. Bowling I Nyland. Kathy: Medical Careers Club I. Band 4 Ochsner. Karl: German Club 3. All School Play I. Band 4. School Services I, Variety Show 2. Newspaper I. Jazz Band I. Track Band I Ojert. Catharina: Track 2. Ski 2. Prom Committee I. NHS I. Pom Pons 2. Medical Careers Club I. Variety Show 2. School Services I. Academic Letter I Olszewski. Michael: Wrestling 4. Band 2. JA I Ondraka. Jeffery: CC Ski I. School Services 1, Science 3 Ott. Peggy: FFA I Owens. Craig: Prom Committee, Football 3. Track 2. Bowling 4 Parkins. Bradley: Volleyball 2. Ski I. Key 4. Variety Show 2 Peek. Roger: Co-Op I Pelkey. Terry: School Services I. Co-Op I Poulson. Christopher: Cross Country 3. Varsity Club I. Co-Op I. Track 4. CC Ski I Pruett. Lisa: Make-Up I. Choir 4. JA 3, Community Service I Puckett. Jack-. Football 2, All School Play 3. Choir 3. Musical 2. Band I. School Services I Pullins. Scott: Football 2. School Services I. Wrestling 2 Radtke. Kevin: Co-Op I Ray. Ann: Spanish Club 2. Make-Up 2. Ski 2. Band I Reisig. Julie-. Volleyball 3. Variety Show 3. Co-Op I. Keyettes I. Varsity Club I. Prom Committee I. Pom Pons I Piedel. Monika: Medical Careers Club 2, Band 2. Lakeshore Singers 2. Academic Letter 2. Variety Show 3. Choir 4. NHS 2. Community Service I Robins. Gregory: Drama Thespian 2. Variety Show 3. All School Play 2. Jazz Band I. Lakeshore Singers. Academic Letter I. Forensics 2. Musical 2. Band 4. Choir 4. NHS I Rodriguez. Leticia: Track I. Matmaid I. Art Club I. Prom Committee I Rothschild. Randolph: Football I. Variety Show 3. Jazz Band I. Stage Crew I. German Club I. Musical 4. Choir 3 Sahs. Irene: Drama Thespian 4. Make-Up 3. All School Play I. Co-Op I. Ski I. Variety Show I. Band 4 Sandel. Michael: Wrestling 2. Band I. School Services I. Variety Show 3. Jazz Band 2, Co-Op I 179 180 Sanders. Robert: Football I. Co-Op I. Wrestling 2 Santaniello. Santina: Spanish Club 2. Make- Up 2. School Services I. Ski I. JA I. Community Service I Schadt. Gregory: German Club I. Variety Show 3. All School Play 2. Lakeshore Singers 3. Fellowship Christian Students 2. Chess Club I. Musical 2. Choir 4. School Services I. Community Service I Schmaltz. Donna: Musical 2. Choir 4. Academic Letter 2. All School Play I. School Services I Schmitt. Donah Track I. Choir 4. Prom Committee I. Variety Show 4. Lakeshore Singers I. School Services I Schmitz. Kevin: School Services I. Academic Letter I Schornhorst. Doug: Key 2. Co-Op I. Variety Show I Schutz. Carolyn: JA 2. Choir 3 Schwartz. Bonita: Band I. Co-Op I Schwarz. Cora: Drama Thespian 2. Stage Crew I. Co-Op I. Band 4. School Services I Scoma. Carrie: FSA 3. Co-Op I. School Services I. Sport Manager I Seel. Melinda: Drama Thespian I. Musical 3, Band 4. Prom Committee I. Class Officer 2, Drum Major 2. Variety Show 4. Yearbook I. Choir 4. Quill Scroll 2. Community Service I Sellers. Mark: Golf 4. Ski I Shaw. Cynthia: Varsity Club I. Prom Committee I. FFA I. Sport Manager I Slentz. Jerri: Co-Op I Smiley. Kendra: Tennis I. Spanish Club 3. JA 3. Co-Op I. Softball I. Forensics I. School Services I Smith. Gary: Wrestling 4. Key 3. Academic Letter 4. Varsity Club 2. School Services I Smith. Patty: Student Council I. Co-Op 2. Choir 3 Sonneman. Grant: Tennis I. Variety Show I. Wrestling 2. Academic Letter I Soulliere. Kathleen: Community Service I Spear. Brian: Co-Op I Starke. Keith: Football 2. School Services I. Wrestling 2. Co-Op I State. Mark: Ski 2. School Services I Steinke. Jill: Track I. Forensics 2. JA I. Musical 2. Band 4. Jazz Band I. Choir 3. Prom Committee I. NFIS 2. Track Band I. Drama Thespian 3. Make-Up 2. Variety Show 4. All School Play I. Pep Band 3. Stage Pit Band 2. Lakeshore Singers 2, School Services I. Academic Letter 2 Stelter. Keith: Science 2. School Services I. Band 3. Co-Op I Stevens. Garry: Track I. School Services I Stright. Nancy: JA 2. Band 4. Choir 3. NFIS 3. Variety Show 3. Stage Pit Band 2. Lakeshore Singers 2. Academic Letter 2 Stuart. Gray: Ski I. Variety Show I. JA I Sukys. Terese: Volleyball I. Variety Show 3. All School Play 3. Lakeshore Singers 2. Community Service I. Drama Thespian 4. Musical 3. Choir 3. Co-Op I Surch. Joe: Co-Op I Swisher. Robed: Variety Show I. Jazz Band I. Band 4 Taber. Kimberlye: Spanish Club I. Equestrian 1. Musical 2. Choir I. School Services I. Drama Thespian I. Variety Show 4. Band 4. Prom Committee I. Pom Pons 2 Talbot. Patricia: Drama Thespian I. Variety Show 3. All School Play I. Lakeshore Singers 2. Bowling I. Musical 3. Choir 4 Taube. Kris: Medical Careers Club I. Band 4. Prom Committee I. Variety Show 3. Stage Pit Band I. Track Band I Thornton. Mark: Football 4. School Services 1. Fellowship Christian Athletes I. Varsity Club I. Co-Op I Tiefenbach. Joy: Variety Show 4. Choir I. School Services I. Keyettes I. Band 4. Prom Committee I. Pom Pons 2. Track Band I Tilly. Steven: FFA 3. School Services I Totzke. Todd: Football 4. School Services I, Academic Letter I. Wrestling 4. NFIS 2. Fellowship Christian Athletes I Trapp. Joel: Drama Thespian I. Science 2. Musical 3. Band 4. School Services I. Academic Letter I. Forensics 2. Variety Show 3. All School Play 4. Jazz Band I. NFIS I Tysman. Kathy: Make Up I. Musical 2. Choir 2. Variety Show I. Band 4 Tysman. Todd: Band 3, Stage Crew 2. Jazz Band I. Co-Op I Varga. Sheryl: Volleyball 2. Class Officer I. Sport Manager I Vlcek. Jeffery: Co-Op I Wadley. Janet: Medical Careers Club 2, Make-Up I. Co-Op I. FSA 2. Band 3 Wagemaker. Dana: Football 4. Variety Show Tennis I. Fellowship Christian Athletes I Wagonmaker. Jodi: Basketball 3. Variety Show 3. Yearbook 2. Choir 4. School Services I. Class Officer I. Softball 3. Musical 3. Student Council I. Prom Committee I. Quill Scroll 2, Cheerleaders 2 Wahl. Karen: Softball 2. Variety Show 3. Band 2. Co-Op I. Cheerleaders 3. Varsity Club I. Student Council I. Prom Committee 1. Class Officer I Walters. Todd: Wrestling 2. Forensics 2. Variety Show 2. All School Play I. Stage Pit Band 2. Spanish Club 2. Science 3. Musical 3. Band 4 Weich. Kathy: Band 3. Co-Op I Weingart. Gerald: Track I. Stage Crew 2. Band 4 Weisser. Thomas: Ski 2. Co-Op I Welch. Michael: Cross Country 2. Basketball 4. Key I. Class Officer I, Fellowship Christian Students I. Tennis 3. Varsity Club 3. Variety Show 2. Fellowship Christian Athletes I Wermuth. Dan: Art Club I. Choir 2. Fellowship Christian Students 2. Variety Show 2. School Services I Westcott. John: Tutorial Club I. Ski 4 Whitright. Howard: Track 2. Art Club I. Forensics I. Variety Show 2. All School Play 2. Academic Letter I, Key I, Drama Thespian I. JA 2. Musical 2. NHS 2. Class Officer I Wieand. Anita: Drama Thespian 2. Variety Show 2. All School Play 2. Stage Crew 2. Community Service I. Make-Up 2. Musical 2, Choir 2. School Services I Williams. Mary: German Club I. JA I. Band 4. Prom Committee I. Medical Careers Club I. Variety Show I. Stage Pit Band I. School Services I Wilson. Kevin: Band 3. Stage Crew 3. Jazz Band 2 Wittman. Carla: Tennis I. Make-Up I. Musical 2. School Services I. Cheerleaders I. Drama Thespian 3. Variety Show 4. Matmaid I. Pom Pons I. Fellowship Christian Students 3 Woods. Melissa: Band 4. Prom Committee I. NHS 2. Stage Pit Band I. Co-Op I Woods. Sally: Basketball 4, Softball 4. Student Council I. Volleyball 4. FHA I Vampolsky. Kathleen: JA 2. Musical 4. Pep Band I. Lakeshore Singers 3. Academic Letter 2. Variety Show 3. Band 4. Choir 4. NHS 2 Yore. Christine: Make-Up I. Musical I. Variety Show I. Fellowship Christian Students I Zandarski. Richard: School Services I. Co- Op I Closing Valedictorian Mary Brey Lakeshore High School’s top academic honor for 1981 went to Mary Brey. As the class valedictorian she maintained a perfect 4.0 grade average for four years. In addition to academics. Mary proved to be a fine athlete. She partici- pated in both basketball and softball for four years and received All-Con- ference recognition in both sports. The varsity band, ski club, and Nation- al Honor Society were also proud to have Mary among their representa- tives. She also found time to be co- editor of the Lakeshore Drifter. Many honors were bestowed on Mary during her high school years including , the local DAR award. Army Athlete Scholar award, and for Outstanding Science- Math Student at Lakeshore High School for 1981. In the future Mary plans to study Business Administration at Southwestern Michigan College. Salutatorian Nancy Stright Class salutatorian, Nancy Stright, earned a 3.888 grade point average during her high school years. She was active in Girl Scouts and was an assis- tant leader of a Brownie Troop. As treasurer of Junior Achievement and vice president of marketing, she was a valuable asset to her Junior Achieve- ment Company. Musically Nancy en- joyed the church choir, the Lakeshore Singers and a performing barbershop quartet. Her future plans are to study environmental science by majoring in Biology at Kalamazoo College. She was also a member of the Varsity band and participated in the school's variety shows. Nancy also was selected as a member of the National Honor Society. 182 Valedictorian Salutatorian Athletes Of The Year Dawn Gleffe has been selected as this years female athlete of the year. Dawn has participated in many school sports including the girls basketball team for four years, three years as a varsity member. She was chosen as a member of the first and second team All Conference. Dawn was a very active member of the volleyball team. She participated on the team for four years, two years as a varsity member. Again she was selected as a member of the second team All Conference and went on with the team to win the first state championship. Dawn has also been a member of the softball team for four years, all four as a varsity player. One more time she was chosen as a member of the first team All Conference. Besides sports. Dawn has a very active school life. She served as secretary of the Varsity Club, which she was a member of, for one year. She was also in the Variety Show and worked for school service one year. She has been a member of National Honor Society two years and Academic Letter for one year. Dawn has well earned her title. VOLLEYBALL Tim Gelander has been awarded the Arthur C. Guse award for 1980-81. This award is given to the most outstanding male athlete of the year. Tim has played on the football team for four years and three years he was a varsity member. During his junior year he was selected as a member of the All Conference team for defense. His senior year he was chosen to the All Conference team for both defense and offensive titles. He also served as one of the four captains. Tim played on the basketball team for four years and three of those years he was a varsity player. Again, his senior year, he was selected to the All Conference team and continued on with the 80-81 Lancer team to the Class B State Semi Finals. Tim also played baseball one year and participated in the variety one year. It looks like Tim’s hard work has really paid 'la ibity 183 Honors Front row� Joyce Richter. Lori Arick. Kim Klus. Kristen Carr. Kathy Bedunah, Carla Zielke. Top row� Linda Glavach. Wendy Fritz. David Gerken. Wendell Brooks. Mark Gerber. Tony Bevilacqua. Kregg Kiel. Anne Golladay. Front rowi Jane Wilkinson. Kris Reinink. Jill Bailey. Amy Schroeder. Michelle Lar- son. April Townley. Top row� Karla Fluebner. Bob Roden. Ted Chen. David Pepperl. Jeff Tollaksen. Alan Grover. Ann Westerbeke. Curtis Walter. Mike Kniola. Julie Czech. Front row� Tami Ball. Julie Flarris. Lana Ramthun. Michelle FJarder. Elaine Katsu- los. Gayla Ruff. Jennifer Eppley. Ludis Langens. Betsy Wright. Pete Carpenter. Todd Rockwell. Scott Ziebarth. Chip Avery. Kathleen Porter. Front row� Kelly Sinkiewicz. Nancy Pribe. Sue Woodrick. Leslie Richwine. Alissa Wald. Evalicia Rosa. Top row� Scott Laus- man. Tom Jaworski. Dale Grover. Todd Witkowski. Steve Skwara. Chris Pin- derski. Ken Fast. Dave Roden, Duane Tolsma. Jim Thomas. 184 Academic Winners Academic Letter Award Winners Front rowj Joyce Richter. Kirsten Carr. April Townley. Lori Arick. Jane Wilkinson. Wendy Fritz. Kris Reinink. Julie Czech. Second row� Brian Markley. Jeff Tollak sen. Scott Bodjack. Amy Schroeder. Ann Westerbeke. Jill Bailey. Mike Lybrook. Wendell Brooks. Top row; David Gerken. David Pepperl. Curtis Walter. Mike Kniola, Tony Bevilacqua. Ted Chen. Kelly Sinkiewicz. Kathleen Porter. Alissa Wald. Leslie Richwine. Jennifer Lppley. Lana Ramthun. Michelle Harder. Second row: Dale Grover. Todd Witkowski. Ken Fast. Pete Carpenter. Scott Ziebarth. Steve Skwara. Top row� Chip Avery. Duane Tolsma. Mike Slabaugh. Scott Laus- man. Ludis Langens. Front row: Kathy Yampolsky. Nancy Stright. Laurie Bonczkowski. Stephanie Frohbieter. Donna Schmaltz. Cheri Meschke. Celeste Grau. Rosie Bucken- berger. Top row; Laura Kretchman. Shalini Lall. Mary Brey. Catharina Ojert. Ron Bush. Jill Steinke. Laura Nelson. Front row; Laurie Bonczkowski. Nancy Stright. Celeste Grau. Donna Schmaltz. Kathy Yampolsky. Mary Brey. Top row; Catharina Ojert. Kelley Brooks. Shalini Lall. Laura Nelson. Monika Riedel. Joan Murphy. Mike Doolan. Jill Steinke. Steph- anie Frobieter. Diane Hoffmann. Cheri Meschke. Chris Meschke. Rosie Bucken- berger. Academic Winners 185 Senior Honors 1981 Quill £ Scroll Inductees Sitting: Laura Nelson, Mary Brey, Chris Berry, Robin Totzke, Laura Callender, Gayle Ruff. Standing: Chuck Koch, Karl Ochsner, Terry Borr, Curt Klus, Ralph Heibutzki, Lisa Soren- son. Student Council Awards Sitting: Jodi Wagonmaker, Sally Woods, Tracey Kessler, Kel- ley Brooks. Rosie Buckenberger, Patty Matthews, Karen Wahl. Standing: Todd Ehman. Doug Clem, Steve McGrath, Jeff Buckner, Dan Drews, Bill Bancroft, Don Notaro, Terry Borr. Queen Recognition Left: Shalini Lall, Miss Stevensville. Right: Julie Reisig, Miss Ba- roda. Standing: Dale Grover-Math Award, Ray Amicarelli-Key Club Award, Howard Whitright-Fine Arts Award. Monika Riedel-Lions Club Scholarship. Sitting: Kelley Brooks-Albion College Webster Scholarship. Diane Hoffmann-Journalism Award, Renee Surch-D.A.R. History Award. Jill Steinke receives the Band Award from Mr. Lesser. Erin Righter receives the American Legion Speech Award from Commander Stampohar of the Stevensville American Legion Post. 186 Honors More Honors Received Mary Brey receives Science Award from Mr. Arter. Individual Honors Standing: Barb Martin, L.E.A. Scholarship, Ken Field-S.W.M.C. Scholar- ship, Mike Doolan, Terry Borr-L.E.A. Scholarship. Seating: Carrie Scoma-Twin City Beauty College Scholarship, Melanie Jackemeyer- Twin City Beauty College Scholarship, Mary Brey-U.S. Army Scholar- Athlete Award, Kathy Nyland-S.W.M.C. Scholarship. Karl Ochsner receives award for Guideposts Youth Writing Contest. Natalie Carr accepts U of M Re- gent Alumni Scholarship. Mr. Clark gives Ray Amicarelli the Key Club Award. Standing: Nancy Stright-Spanish Award. Monika Riedel-English Award, Steve Tilly- Agricultural Award, Joel Trapp-lnter City Bank Scholarship. Evan Kirby-Quiz Bowl. Karl Ochsner-Guideposts Youth Writing Contest, Natalie Carr-U of M Regent Alumni Scholar- ship, Bonita Schwarz, Office Educational Award. Sitting: Jill Steinke-Band Award, Kathy Yampolsky-Spanish Award, Mary Brey-Science Award, Laura Nelson-Whirl- pool Corp. Scholarship. Sheryl Varga-Weldun Inter. Scholarship, Barbara Martin-Office Educational Award. Honors 187 Michigan Competitive Scholarship Winners Seated: Debbie Fairleigh. Stephanie Froh- bieter. Dawn Gleffe. Yvonne Arthur. Kelly Brooks. Mary Brey. Natalie Carr. Rosie Buckenberger. Judy Gain. Celeste Grau. Back: Patty Gerken. Dale Gore. Mike Doo- lan. Brian Fritz. Dan Drews. Jeff Buckner. Jim Betker. Bill Bancroft. Terry Borr. Jeff Flassler. Priscilla Firl. Seated: Laura Kretchman. Ann Ray. Mer- riann Middleton. Laura Nelson. Diane Hoffman. Cheryl Meschke. Kathy Nyland. Chris Meschke. Kathy Milam. Back: Sha- lini Lall. Monika Reidel. Mike Olszewski. Jay Kurbis. Jeff Ondraka. Mickey Horton. Don Notaro. Evan Kirby. David Kohn. Ra chel Neimi, Catharina Ojert. Front: Kathy Yampolsky. Santina Santan iello. Kris Taube. Karen Wahl. Nancy Stright. Donna Schmaltz. Jill Stenke. Ken- dra Smiley. Melissa Woods. Back: Todd Walters. John Westcott. Doug Schorn- horst. Dana Wagemaker. Mike Welch. Gerald Weingart. Keith Stelter. Joel Trapp. Howard Whitright. Greg Robins. 188 Honors Seated: Terese Sukys-Thespian Certificate. Forensic Awards Kelly Hayes-Thespian Certificates Sue Bryant Forensic Award. Auditorium Awards Irene Sahs Thespian Certificate. Forensic Award; Patty Talbot-Thespian Certificate; Jill Steinke-Thespian Certificate. Back: Ron Bush-Forensic Award. Auditorium Award; Allen Kavanaugh Forensic Award. Auditorium Award; Scott Meyer-Auditorium Award; Mike Doolan-Thespian Certificate; Mike Barger Thespian Certificate. Forensic Award; Howard Whitright Thespian Award. Forensic Award. Joel Trapp-Thespian Certificate. Forensic Award; Greg Robins-Forensic Award. Todd Walters-Forensic Award. Curt Klus being given the Lakeshore Rotary International Award by Gerald Wahl. Carole Albrecht being presented with the National School Choral Award by Dennis Lundgren. Carole Albrecht-National School Choral Award; Kellie Jewell-Virginia Archer Choral Scholarship; Celeste Grau Art Award. Lake Michigan College Board of Trustees Scholarship; Todd Brame Art Award. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Galbreath Scholarship. Charlotte Groff presents Renee Surch with the D.A.R. History Award. Honors 189 From left: Rosie Buckenberger. Jodi Wagonmaker, Kendra Smiley, John Boldt, Yvonne Arthur, and Celest Grau. 190 Honors American Legion Awards Featured left: Erin Righter, Speech Award. Middle and right: Terry Borr and Dawn Gleffe. Citizenship Awards. Michigan Math Prize Competition Award Winners From left: Dale Grover, Ludis Langens, Wendell Brooks, and Nancy Priebe. Lake Michigan College Scholarship Receipients Clara L. Myers Chapter National Honor Society Standing from left: Cheryl Meschke. Kathy Yampolsky. Laurie Bonczkowski. David Kohn. Terry Borr. Mike Doolan. Howard Whitright. Dan Drews. Jim Betker. Joel Trapp. Greg Robins. Curtiss Klus, Todd Totzke. Monika Riedel. Nancy Stright. Chris Meschke. Sitting from left: Celeste Grau. Melissa Woods. Laura Nelson. Mary Brey, Catharina Ojert, Rosie Buckenberger. Jill Steinke. Natalie Carr. Shalini Lall. Kelley Brooks. Dawn Gleffe. Class Of 1981 Honor Graduates Standing from left: Kelley Brooks. Celeste Grau. Shalini Lall. Mike Doolan. Brian Fritz. Todd Totzke. Monika Riedel. Nancy Stright. Rosie Buckenberger. Sitting from left: Laurie Bonczkowski. Donna Schmaltz. Jill Steinke. Kathy Yampolsky. Mary Brey. Laura Nelson. Cheryl Meschke. Kathy Nyland. Honors 191 Shalini Lall Crowned Miss Stevensville As the evening concludes: Todd Ehman and Shalini dance. On February 7, Shalini Lall. a Lakeshore High School senior, was crowned Miss Stevensville 1981 from a field of 26 contestants. The contest was held in the Lakeshore High School auditorium with the theme A Bevy of Beauties on the Board- walk.” It was opened by a dance done by the contestants to On the Boardwalk.” To add to the effect, the girls were dressed in old fashioned bathing suits. When the final hour arrived. Patty Matthews received Miss Congeniality. As Sha- lini's court; Carla Wittrnann was first runner up. and Sheila Friske was second runner up. Shahni's remaining court, left to right: Joy Tiefenbach. Sha- lini Lall. Karen Wahl Shalini Lall Miss Stevensville 1981 Miss Congeniality is awarded to Patty Matthews for her outstanding friend ly. personality. Julie Reisig Crowned Miss Baroda Julie Reisig, a Lakeshore Senior, was crowned as Miss Baroda on February 2, 1981 in the Baroda Elementary School gym. Julie was one of thirteen contes- tants to compete for the Miss Baroda crown. The theme, An Old-Fashioned Hoe-Down , created a warm, country-western atmosphere. The girls wore country-styled skirts as they danced to the unique music. Four finalists were also chosen. Nancy Gast was first runner-up and Barb Martin was second runner-up. The other two finalists were Kris Reisig and Donna Schmaltz. Miss Congeniality was awarded to Alice Gan- tenbein. Other contes- tants included Sharon Amundson, Debbie Brunke, Debbie Feather, Tracey Kessler, Neva Latty, Kathy Tysman, and Kathy Weich. Julie gives a winning answer. Julie Reisig Miss Baroda 1981 Alice Gantenbein's cheerful personality rewards her with Miss Congeniality. Left: Nancy Gast is first runner- up. Barb Martin is second runner- up. Below: The big moment arrives for Juliel Miss Baroda 193 Prom Will Be Remembered 'Somewhere In Time” Mark Hickcox and Linda Glavach sharing a few quiet moments together. ¥ 194 Prom « ¥ Lisa Nelson and Scott Meyer royal Grand Above: Lisa . V ( H and Dan rest ™ between K - • dances , % A.' -- —r- Right: What's ? -1 M | interesting JJj down there? 1 ’ P r o m 1981” was - 1 ' — the highlight of the year for many LHS students. Beautiful dresses, tuxedo’s, restaurants, dancing and early morning breakfasts were all on the agenda for most attending the prom. The band Threshold kept everyone dancing with a large selection of popular tunes. The hall was beautifully decorated with flowers, streamers, waterfalls and other various features. Old-fashioned treats such as sherbert, cookies and punch were served. Towards the end of the evening, Ray Amicarelli and Julie Reiseg were crowned 1981 Prom Royalty, and with the help of Mr. Lesser, led the grand march around the dance floor. Prom Royalty! Prom king and queen candidates are= Ray Amicarelli and Julie Reisig. Todd Ehman and Carolyn Cheek. Tim Gelander and Carla Wittmann. Kurt Klus and Kris Taube. Don Schmitt and Mindi Seel. Prom 195 Handy seat Lisa! Carla? . Timl! The Garter Dance ... Always A Thrill! The Honorable Garter goes on the arm. Having a good time Steve and Anne. he rouP more garter grabbing! � V.f Spoon feeding your baby. Doug? 196 Prom ’82 Prom Committee And '83 Prom Servers The following members of the class of '83 were greatly appreciated for their help as prom servers: Jill Gotstein Judy Harris Kim Klus Amy Warner Jane Wilkinson Dennis Horton Norman Payne Dan Pinderski Dave Reilly Bob Roden The following members of the class of '82 put forth their best effort to put on a successful prom: Jackie Racz-Kim Edwards-Heidi Topping-Jill Wenzlaff Michelle Harder Lisa Sorensen Gayla Ruff Julie Harris- Laura Laney David Smykal-Sharla Patzer-Heidi Monteith-Robin Sempert Alissa Wald-Ann Vanderwalle Mike Melcher-Laura Callender Kellie Jewell-Sarah Neimi-Kelly Krieger-Lori Baum Kelly Hines-Leslie Richwine-Alice Rosa-Kathy Porter-Shellie Bennett Kellie Klett Kimm Lucker-Cathy Weirick-Scott Arick-Mike Bullard Keith Cumberland-Tim Ganus-Scott Nelson Wally Oldman-Keith Ridgeway Chris Pinderski-Bob Small-Dave Roden- Terri Pratl Brenda Schedler-Lorrie Eckel-Kim Finch I Am Not Afraid Of Tomorrow, Melinda Seel Dreams” Howard E. Whitright If Life Isn't Eun” Some Happy Graduates! The Class Of 1981; Ready For The Final Step Mr. Lesser directs the graduation Processional. Platform guests await the beginning of the graduation ceremony. 198 Graduation For I Have Seen Yesterday And I Love Today Brad Parkins. Barb Medow. and Doug Schornhorst enjoy a memorable speech. Band members pay special tribute to seniors. Chuck Koch and Rosy Buckenberger lead the way to a new life. Rick Imler and Micheal Delk congratu- late each other. Graduation 199 Dave Luther! Didn't Mr. Clark take that away? Graduation is all hugs and kisses! Mike Welch made it??ll Jodi shows her happiness. The Graduates move their tassles. A serious but exciting moment. Honor Guards Randy Strunk and Mike Bulleard lead the seniors to the field. Terri Kolberg readily accepts the real thing ! 200 Graduation Ron Bush John Baird Patty Matthews Keith Avery On June K), 256 members of the senior class received their diplomas during the graduation ceremony held on Lancer Field. For the third year in a row, the weather was perfect for an outside ceremony. Speakers for the ceremony were Mindi Seel and Howard Whitright. Min- di's speech was entitled Dreams,” and Howards, If Life Isn't Fun. The Invocation and Benediction was given by Rev. Michael P. Ruhl. The Lander Concert Band, directed by Mr. Arnold Lesser, played the Pro- cessional and Recessional. The 1981 class advisors were Mrs. Cheek and Miss Curtis. The senior class officers were President, Howard Whitright� Vice-President, Patty Matthews� Treasurer, Mike Welch; and Secre- tary, Keith Avery. Rosie Buckenberger Mary Brey Nancy Straight Graduation 201 There was a trooper who passed away not too long ago, but before he died, he gave this earth a gallant fight, a battle which made him quite unique, for he was a little American hero, who never gave in nor claimed defeat, and for this he’s earned- a spot in the Lord’s home. He also was a song and dance man, though funny it may seem, he performed skits, plays, and comedy acts for all of us to see. However few took him seriously, they never gave him a chance. He was a loud but shy character, who gave much of himself- just to be accepted by everyone else. Though unfairly treated by his peers, his high school days were his happiest years. God has a haven for special people such as he. It’s a space reserved in heaven- where he won’t have to pretend, rather a place he can be himself, even though he had pestered us and had once bothered1 Ssrnt may the school will miss the presence, of a young man known as Clay. Wm Clayton Morkve February 24, 1962- September 14, 1980 Steve McGrath Front: Mickey Horton. Chuck Koch; 2nd: Keith Avery. Rachel Niemi. Diane Hoffmann. Kurt Klus. trie VanGilder. 3rd: Mary Brey. Chris Berry. Linda Fisher. Laura Nelson. Laura Callender. Rosie Buckenberger. Tom Mielcarek. Karl Ochsner. Mrs. Johns; 4th: Jim Campbell. Robin Totzke. Bill Bancroft. Terry Borr. Ralph Heibutzki. Evan Kirby. One of the most awaited publications is the Lakeshore Drifter. The hard working Drifter Staff publishes papers bi- weekly to bring news to the LHS students. The Drifter is filled with interesting articles and up to date information about school activities, sports, and general information. Their special papers include the Christmas Paper and the long awaited Senior Paper, which holds senior wills, the most list, and various other items. The Drifter prints letters to the editor provided they are signed and written in good taste. Editor-in-Chief ....... Assistant Editor ...... News Editor ........... Editorial Editor....... Co-Feature Editor Co-Feature Editor Co-Sports Editor ...... Co-Sports Editor ...... Business Manager Advertising Manager Assistant Ads Manager Photographer .......... Photographer .......... Cartoonist ............ Advisor ............... Reporter .............. Reporter .............. Reporter .............. Reporter .............. Reporter .............. Reporter .............. Reporter .............. Reporter .............. . Diane Floffman Rosie Buckenberger .Chris Berry .Curt Klus .Mickey Horton Rachel Niemi Mary Brey .Jim Campbell .Laura Nelson Linda Fisher . Rande Kottmann .Eric Van Gilder . Evan Kirby .Carl Ochsner .Mrs. Johns . Keith Avery . Bill Bancroft .Terry Borr . Larua Callender Ralph Heibutzki .Chuck Koch Tom Mielcarek Robin Totzke Journalism II 203 Driftwood Staff Gives You Another Year To Remember Co-Editor..........Jodi Wagonmaker Co-Editor..........Kelly Sinkiewicz Advisor ...........Mr. Greendonner Photographers .....Tami Ball Brian Coulombe Vince Zuber Lay Out Design . Daphne Dinges Shelia Friske Debbie Kerschbaum Tracey Kessler Gayla Ruff Lisa Sorensen Lisa Stump A special thanks to John Baird and Eric Van Gilder for their photography. Senior photography by Hafer Studio. Front. Jodi Wagonmaker. Daphne Dinges, Tracey Kessler. Lisa Sorensen. Lisa Stump. Middle: Tami Ball. Debbie Kerschbaum. Shelia Friske. Kelly Sinkiewicz. Gayla Ruff. Back: Brian Coulombe. Vince Zuber. 304 Yearbook