Lakeshore High School - Driftwood Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1982 volume:

'Lakestfjore Jfyigjj School i£ tepen£PiUe, i$lic(jig;an 49127 TABLE OF CONTENTS —TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS 'TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS —TABLE OF CONTENTS M COMPLIMENTS OF THE 1973 DRIFTWOOD HOMECOMING HOMECOMING HOMECOMING LISA SORENSEN — 25th HOMECOMING QUEEN Queen candidates are as follows — 1. Kellie Jewell escorted by Dale Jewell 2. Brenda Dorsey escorted by I ee Dorsey 3. Kelly Krieger escorted by Mike Krieger 4. Kimm Lucker escorted by Dan Lucker 5. Lisa Sorensen crowned as ’81 Home- coming Queen. 6. Quarterback Joe Solari throws a winning pass. 7. Underclassmen cheer our team to victory. 8. Cheerful Debbie Geary adds pep to the assembly. 9. Renee Surch dresses with spirit. 10. Cheerleaders snuggle up during half-time. HOMECOMING HOMECOMING HOMECOMING c • ‘ 1. “Captain From Castile” was highlighted by Chip Avery, Jim Falvey, and Dave McConomy with their trumpet trio. 2. The Class of ’82 cap- tured first place on float building for the second year in a row. 3. Band members present tremen- dous interest in the first Pep Asembly of the sea- son. 4. The Lancers battle it out with the Bucks. 5. The colorful ‘Gore’ crowd! 6. The Pom Squad entertains the pre-game crowd. 7. Chris Pinderski is camouflaged for the Ugly-man contest. 8. The winning Ugly Man — Tim Wheeler 9. Karen Clem, Julie Yore, Lisa Miller, and Lori Arick cheer on our Lancer players. HOMECOMING HOMECOMING HOMECOMING STUDENT BODY JOINS IN CELEBRATION m W G X co Q Z co Z O f D CQ £ X % Q RED AND WHITE DAY SPORTS DAY Homecoming ’81 was a spectacular celebration of Lake- shore’s 25th Anni- versary. Each day of the week students dressed according to different themes. To launch off the week’s activities queen re- presentatives were elected on Monday. Tuesday marked the start of the Ugly Man Contest with Dave Goetz, Mike Melcher, Eric Pfeil, Chris Pinderski, Richard Puchinsky, and Tim Wheeler begging for money in PREPPY DAY their “ugly” cos- tumes. Alumni re- turned Thursday for the first alumni football game followed by the bon fire where Tim Wheeler was crowned Ugly Man. Class floats were first displayed at Friday’s pep assembly when the freshmen showed off their LHS spirit by winning the yell down. Festivities continued into the evening when the band and pom pon girls performed at pre-game. During half-time the senior class captured first place with their float, “Sailing”. Finally highlighting the week, Lisa Sorensen was crowned Homecoming Queen 1981! The football team then returned to the field to clobber Buchanan 7-3. At the after- game dance, sponsored by the student council, Lisa crowned Dave Roden king to top off the perfect week of celebration. HOMECOMING HOMECOMING 1. Amy Warner, junior class representative, es- corted by Dr. Kenneth Warner. 2. Junior float was awarded second prize. 3. The senior class elected Dave Roden and Lisa Sorensen as 1981 Homecoming Royalty. 4. Percussionist Todd Rockwell at attention. 5. Sophomore class repre- sentative, Ann Gain escorted by Robert Gain. 6. Class of 1984 received third place in the float judging. 7. Michelle Larson spreads Homecoming spirit. 8. Freshman Karen Guse escorted by Lud- wig Guse. 9. The freshman float received fourth place. 1981-82 LAKESHORE LANCER MARCHING BAND OD cc z c 33 z a 33 z a Drum Major Chris Pinderski and Drum Majorette Chris Hanson. Flag Corps: Deanna Sankey, Tobey Taylor, Jane Wilkinson, Joetta Imler, Betsy Wright, Lisa Sorensen, Lisa Nelson, Kim Edwards, Lori Spilger, Robin Totzke, Joan Vivardo, Jill Wenzlaff, Lana Famthun, Laura Laney, Alice Rosa, Lynn Van Pelt, Kirstin Carr, Chris Reinink. Row one: Mr. Lesser, Mr. Mitchell. Row two: Jim Falvey, Chip Avery, Dennis Horton, Mark Gerber, Dan Pinderski, Linda Groeschel, Bob Masterson, Simon Hoffmann, Dave McConomy, Dennis Kastner, Tony Smarrella, Dave Roden, Dan Smith, Jackey Kavanaugh, Carol Mensinger, Ken Spitzer, Row three: David Reilly, Mike Slabaugh, Mike Ernst, Karla Huebner, Elaine Katsulos, Randy Riepma, Kevin Ingwersen, Tod Marsh, Scott Fleisher, Colleen Friesl, Mike Bredeweg, Bob Wright, Scott Bodjack, Renee Surch, John Ratter, Brian Libs, Row four: Rick Toering, Paul Czech, Greg Rhodes, Evan Juengling, Jim Weingart, Eric Farrington, Cheryl Hoge, Duane Talsma, Mike Groeschel, Rick Hathcock, Jane Gatchell, Darcy Dustin, Benita Sokoloskis, Sue Schmaltz, Alissa Wald. Row five: Mike Wermuth, Albert Kohn, Sue Strejc, Michelle Harder, Shellie Bennett, Diane Tungett, Tony Brauchler, Russ Perrin, Melissa Clanton, Mike Farrington, Kevin Brozovich, Jeff Tollaksen, Kelton Reitz, Brenda Lyons, Mario Dipisa, Amy Schroeder, Row six: Cindy Hinkle, Carolyn Pihulic, Brian Wisneski, Julius Turk, Pat Wozniak, Dave _ Gerken, Mike Nelson, Mark Verduin, Dave Roden, Ted Chen, Rayetta Hicks, Viki Owens, Dave Goetz, Todd Rockwell, Scott Ruble, Phil Klassen. Row seven: Mike Roden, Jacky Racz, Ninette Koehler, Phil Dinges, Carl Ondraka, Kelly Krieger, Tami Ball, Julie Harris, Kelly Klett, Nancy Schutz, 2 Cindy Maier, Julie Czech, Jack Arbanas, Dave Frobel, Jan Sisson, Leann Bradley, Row eight: Lisa Niezgodski, Bob Blackburn, Lori Lehmann, Julie Korican, Sarah Stump, Brenda Sprears, Sue Diederich, Donna Gore, Jennifer Eppley, Denise Fife, Gayla Ruff, Wendy Fritz, Sarah Niemi, Tina Franklin, Cyndi Schmidt, Connie Reinhardt. Row nine: Amy Warner, Kathy Porter, Heidi Helling, Joyce Richter, Connie Petzke, Sue England, Jill Bailey, Ann Westerbeke, Tammy Abbott, Kathy Bedunah, Teresa Pecoraro, Jill Sisson, Chris Hall, Michelle Krieger, Dean Schink, Carla Zielke. Row ten: Matt Rogers, Bill Wilkinson, Derek Goch, Dave Pesko, Rick Brown. BAND BAND BAND BAND Above: Percussion section entertains crowd with “Po- peye”. Below: the marching band as it appeared in 1958. Being in the band is more than knowing your right foot from your left. It’s an important commitment. It’s hard work and often frustrat- ing. It’s “one more time” too many times. It requires concentration, determination and talent. It involves both an individual and a unified spirit of pride. It’s setting goals and then reaching them. The 1981-82 Lancer Marching band offered all this and more. Realizing the potential of this year’s group, directors Arnold Lesser and Thomas Mitchell suggested they compete at marching band festi- val as A A, two levels above the requirement. However, the decision was left to the band who, in unanimously accepting the challenge, attempt- ed what no other Lakeshore band had. The forceful “Captain from Castille” opened the festival show and provided the debut for this year’s newest addition, the rifle corp. “Temptation”, a suspenseful Latin American tune, was next in the lineup. The third song, “Popeye”, featured the mallets and percussion as well as the flags. The finale, “Over the Rainbow”, with its triple fortes, helium balloons, and 100 foot cloth rainbow, brought audiences to their feet. It seems the judges were equally impressed as the band easily earned the points necessary for a first division rating. In addition to marching festival, the band performed pregames and half-times at 6 football games. Their first appearance was at Dickenson Stadium at St. Joe, where the band proudly took the field sporting new apparel. Countless fund raising projects over the past 13 years enabled the band to purchase those flashy caped uniforms. Chris Hanson and Chris Pinderski were this year’s field commanders. The flag corp was led by captain Robin Totzke and co-captain Lynn Van Pelt. Judged as outstanding by the band directors was the cymbal squad comprised of leader Dave Roden, Ted Chen, Rayetta Hicks, and Vicki Owens. Left: “Spirit of Spain” fea- tures trumpeter Elaine Katsulos. Above: Bands- men unfold rainbow for festival judges. Right: Flag corp members clown on a chilly football-Friday. “A” BAND FINDS POT OF GOLD AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA 9 BAND BAND BAND BAND Saxes: Brenda Lyons, Kelton Reitz, Julius Turk, Brian Wisneski, Derek Goch, Mario Dipisa, Tony Brauehler, Mike Farrington, Diane Tungett, Michelle Harder, Susan Strejc, Kevin Brozovich, Shellie Bennett, Lori Spilger, Melissa Clanton, Albert Kohn, Mike Wermuth Percussion: Rayetta Hicks, Jacky Racz, Ninette Koehler, Kim Edwards, Mike Roden, Mike Nelson, Dave Goetz, Phil Dinges, Carl Ondraka, Todd Rockwell, Mark Verduin, Scott Ruble Obes: Tami Ball, Dave Gerken, Lana Ramthun, Theresa Pecoraro, Julie Korican, Bob Blackburn, Scott Frobel, Laura Laney, Rusty Perrin Low Brass: Bill Wilkinson, Matt Rogers, Rick Brown, Dave Pesko, Jim Weingart, Duane Tolsma, Cheryl Hoge, Eric Farrington. Flutes: Chris Reinick, Gayla Ruff, Jill Bailey, Denise Fife, Kathy Bedunah, Amy Warner, Sue England, Lisa Sorensen, Jill Wenzlaff, Jennifer Eppley, Kathy Porter, Alice Rosa, Donna Gore, Joyce Richter, Jill Sisson, Joetta Imler, Wendy Fritz, Kirsten Carr, Sue Diederich, Chris Hall, Michelle Krieger, Connie Petzke, Amy Schroeder, Tobey Taylor, Nancy Schutz, Dean Shink, Anne Westerbeke, Deanna Sankey, Karla Zielke, Heidi Helling, Tina Franklin. French Horns: Jane Erickson, Mike Groeschel, Alissa Wald, Benita Sokoloskis, Robin Totzke, Rick Hathcock, Jane Gatchell, Jeff Tollaksen, Suzie Schmaltz. Trumpets: Linda Groeschel, Carol Mensinger, Kim Klus, Jackie Kavanaugh, Karla Huebner, Elaine Katsulos, Dennis Horton, Mike Slabaugh, Bob Masterson, Mike Ernst, Ken Spitzer, Dave Reilly, Tony Smarrella, Dan Pinderski, Kevin Ingwersen, Dan Smith, Mark Gerber, Randy Riepma, Bob Roden, Simon Hoffmann, Tod Marsh, Dave McCon- omy, Chris Pinderski, Chip Avery, Jim Falvey. Clarinets: Connie Reinhardt, Jane Wilkinson, Betsy Wright, Lisa Nelson, Joan Vivardo, Lynn Van Pelt, Carolyn Pihulic, Julie Harris, Sarah Niemi, Kellie Klett, Chris Hanson, Leann Bradley, Vicki Owens, Jan Sisson, Kelly Krieger, Julie Czech, Lisa Niezgodski, Lori Lehmann, Cindy Hinkle, Brenda Spears, Ted Chen, Dave Roden, Jack Arbanas. Trombones: John Ratter, Paul Dzech, Scott Fleisher, Scott Bodjack, Mike Bredeweg, Greg Rhodes, Bob Wright, Brian Libs, Rick Toering, Renee Surch, Colleen Friesl. BAND BAND BAND BAND Early in November, a strange phenomenon occurs. Flags suddenly become flutes and bells change over- night to clarinets and oboes. By osmosis, or perhaps try-outs, the band miraculously divides into two smaller bands. It is truly a musical metamorphosis — concert season has begun. Recognizing the difficulty in producing good con- cert band sounds with over 150 band members, Mr. Lesser spilt the marching band into concert and sym- phonic sections. The bands have two weeks to prepare a winter concert; a light-hearted, combined band perfor- mance. This year, in addition to the traditional Christmas carols and falling snow, the musicians fine-tuned their theatrical talents to present “Law- rence Milk Plays Guy Lombago.” After Christmas break, the bands work intensely toward Band and Orchestra Festival, hoping to earn first dividions from four selected judges. Just as the band is judged as a whole, many students choose to come before an adjudicator and be rated individually at District Solo and Ensemble. This year, as always, many Lakeshore musicians returned with medals. Before returning to the pavement for parade marching, the bands present a spring concert. Awards honoring top senior band students, and scholarships for Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp are given. The concert bands’ last appearance is June 2 — when the remaining musicians combine to honor the graduates with “Pomp and Circumstance.” BAND BAND BAND BAND Eager to march! Practice, Practice, Practice. The mighty flute line: MARCHING BAND 'I want to go home already. For the sixteenth consecutive year, La- keshore’s mighty lancer marching band began their active year at camp Friedens- wald in Cassopolis, MI. Veteran director Arnold Lesser reflected on his first band camp experience and commented, “I took about sixty kids back then and we worked really hard. Of course we had a lot of fun. It rained every day — excpet for Thursday when we had a water balloon fight and got wet anyway.” Assistant director Thomas Mitchell, stated, “Marching band camp is an ex- tremely beneficial experience. It gets the kids physically and mentally prepared to face the season before them and unites them into a solid unit.” A senior band student added, “Through the rehearsals, meals, recreation, campfire, and other ac- tivities, you learn a lot about your friends and even more about yourself. Best of all, you bring home some really terrific memo- ries.” BAND CAMP R mthun, Edwards end “Temptation” IN THE BEGINNING Hail, Hail The gang's all here! ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION Standing: Gloria Vanderbeck — Director of Instruc- tional Services, Gary Campbell — Assistant Superin- tendent. Seated: Fred Schmidt — Superintendent. Board of Education — Standing: Gerald Totzke, Don Jewell, Thomas Bailie, Arnold Nitz. Seated: George Zinkil, Margaret Morse, Russell Hanson. LEADERS RUNNING THE DISTRICT Edward J. Reilly Principal 9 years at LHS AND KEEPING THE HIGH SCHOOL GOING TOO. Dennis Kniola Vice-Principal Athletic Director 11 years at LHS 14 David Clark Vice-Principal 6 years at LHS GLORIA BEGOR — “Eyes on copy.” 5 years at LHS. JAMES BEMBENEK — “Don’t be a terminal hog!” 8 years at LHS. BRUCE BITTENBENDER — “We’re gonna see a movie to- day.” 12 years at LHS. DENNIS BRUECK — “That was precisely what I said!” 12 years at LHS. � FACULTY —FACULTY m JOHN ADAMS — “Gehe in die Ecke!” 25 years at LHS. GLEN ARTHER — “Ain’t no way!” 25 years at LHS. GENE BALL — “What can you tell me about ...” 9 years at LHS. JUDY BALL — “You’re the artist.” 16 years at LHS. FACULTY FACULTY Joh M Wood- 1958 FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY Mrs. Mili Hamblen 1958 SALLY CHEEK — 6 years at LHS. DIANA DAVIS — “A winner never quits and a quitter never wins, years at LHS. ROBERT FELL — “An old joke is better than none.” 25 years at LHS. ANTHONY FRIESL — “Let there be calm.” 5 years at LHS. BEN INQUILLA — “Hasta manana amigos! years at LHS. SUZANNE JOHNS — “Gross!” 21 years at LHS. BILL JOHNSON — 8 years at LHS. TOM KACYNSKI — “Hot set-up!” 10 years at LHS. FACULTY FACULTY, FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY JACK GREENDONNER — “Assuming that you read the assignment ...” 20 years at LHS. GARY GROAT — 12 years at LHS. MIL1 HAMBLEN — “Stop!” 25 years at LHS. 1958 BARRY KENREICH — “Now what’d you do?” 10 years at LHS. TERRY KIMBLE — “As fate would have it, and it always does ...” 5 years at LHS. ED KOEHLER — 16 years at LHS. JAN LANE — “Are we working girls?” 12 years at LHS. JANE HILD — “Make sure your open mind isn’t just a hole in your head.” 14 years at LHS. FACULTY j LEE MUCHMORE — “People, a clean shop is a happy shop.” 12 years at LHS. DON MYERS — “You’re going to be on the outside looking in.” 20 years � at LHS. MARILYN NELSON — “There’s always a possibility.” 6 years at LHS. RUSS OLIN — “Alright people — get in your lines!” 18 years at LHS. FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY ARNOLD LESSER — “Laugh! That joke was funny!” 23 years at LHS. KERRY LEWIS — “Okay Fine!” 10 years at LHS. KEN LINDAHL — “Hey Gang!” 11 years at LHS. JAN LINDENFELD — “Golly gee willikers!” 9 years at LHS. faculty FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY BARB LOVELLETTE — “I think that’s really neat!” 15 years at LHS. DENNIS LUNDGREN — “On the choir risers!” 7 years at LHS. JIM MAIER — “Do it my way ... or hit the highway!” 10 years at LHS. TOM MITCHELL — “Pretty real not too bad. Overall, good, good job!” 2 years at LHS. t RON PATZER — “Go Blue” 4 years at LHS. VICKI POOLE — “Fail now and avoid the June Rush.” 8 years at LHS. TOM PORTER — “Wanna hear a joke?” 20 years at LHS. DAVE PRICE — “Cheer up — things could be worse!” 10 years at LHS. t s wi I 1 r , mmm w . FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY 'FACULTY ■FACULTY i DICK RAMTHUN — “Time for the brick test!’’ 7 years at LHS. SUE RAPP — “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” 8 years at LHS. LUANNE SHANE — “Debits must equal credits.” 7 years at LHS. MERLA SINN — “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” 8 years at LHS. DAVE TOPPING — “Move it!” 9 years at LHS. DAVE TURLEY — “When all else fails .. . try following directions!” 5 years at LHS. BILL WILKINSON — “Rest makes rust!” 16 years at LHS. AL WOLTING — “If you want to stand out — make a mistake.” 1 vear at LHS. FACULTY iFACULTY FACULTY FACULTY bhhh mFACULTY BOB SOTNYK — “Ready for a little quiz?” 9 years at LHS. CELIA SPRAGUE — “You can handle it — you’re young and flexible.” 13 years at LHS. ARLENE STOVER — “Contrary to popular belief — we will have class today!” 20 years at LHS. INGE TAYLOR — “Fitness for all!” 9 years at LHS. MARY WOLTING — “Believe in yourself.” 5 years at LHS. BILL WROBLEWSKI — “Live as if every day was the last and learn as if you would live forever!” 13 years at LHS. RANDI ZICK — “Laugh! It’s like taking a short vacation.” 7 years at LHS. ROB FORBURGER — 7 years at LHS. Mr. Robert Fell 1958 STUDENT SERVICES STUDENT SERVICES STUDENT SERVICES SECRETARIES: Mrs. Rosenthal, Mrs. Bischoff, and Mrs. Zielke. CUSTODIANS: Mr. Woods and Mr. Schmidtke. COUNSELORS: Mr. Humes, Mrs. Hildebrand, and Mr. MacTavish. COOKS: Front — Mrs. Lindenberg, Mrs. Gantenbein, Mrs. Schadler, Mrs. Spilger, and Mrs. Brunke. Back — Mrs. Covington, Mrs. Priester, Mrs. D. Dinges, Mrs. Petzke, Mrs. Fournier, Mrs. Spitzer, and Mrs. A. Dinges. LIBRARIANS: Mr. Stelling and Mrs. Avery. 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Gretchen Cast Debbie Geary Mark Gerber Dave Gerken Todd German Barry Gidley Jayne Erickson Jim Falvey Bob Fernau Mary Fowler Matt Fowler Scott French David Fritz JUNIORS Jill Gotstein Dave Greene Alan Grover Don Horton Dave Hagenauer Cheryl Howard JUNIORSi JUNIORSi Wendy Gidley Ronnie Gipson Tom Giudice Linda Glavach Anne Golladay ■JUNIORS Tracey Horn Dennis Horton Karla Huebner Jeff Hunter Don Hutter Joetta Imler JUNIORS Cheri Hoffman Dawn Hoffmann Simon Hoffmann Cheryl Hoge Mike Holmes Chris Hanson Teri Harrington Judy Harris Julie Hasse Jill Irish Mack Isom Jerry Jakubs Jeff Haynes Dawn Hetfield Ed Heyn JUNIORS ■JUNIORS JUNIORS 'JUNIORS iJUNIORS Shelley Jasper Kathy Joseph Evan Juengling Kevin Kuhn Shelley LaLonde Tracy Lange Caroline Jung Ken Kastner Dan Keane Laurie Kerschbaum f. n i Kim Klus Mike Kniola Ninette Koehler Lowell Korfmacher Julie Korican Tod Kretchman Nancy Krone Dale Mach Lisa Maly Bill Martin Michelle Larson Mark Layman Lori Lehmann Stacey Leng Mike Levi Jill Lipman Julie Lucker Judy Luther Mike Lybrook Mark Lytle JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Dawn Martin Jessica Martin Mark Martin Dennis McConnell Dave McConomy Pat McGrath Rob Mead Marci Mechtel Candy Merrill Brian Meyer Herman Miller Julie Miller Lisa Miller Lisa Milliken Kathy Mitchell Mike Muirhead Julie Murphy Bill Neidlinger Mike Nelson Steve Nelson Lori Notaro 4 Greg O’Dell Magnus Ojert Lisa Oliver Werner Paul Norman Payne Teresa Pecoraro Marilyn Peden Dave Pepperl Kelly Perkey Randy Perrin Carolyn Pihulic Dan Pinderski Rick Pitts Theresa Pitts Leon Prenkert Jackie Rauen Kelley Reed David Reilly Kris Reinink Joyce Richter Ruth Ridenour Erin Righter Bob Roden Ross Rosentreter 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 Jan Sisson Jill Sisson JUNIORS, JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Paul Sisson Kecia Smiley Beth Smith Mike Smith Benita Sokoloskis Sue Sonnichsen Mike Spear Brenda Spears Tammy Speed Jeff Spitzke Rick Stanger Jon State Lisa State Amy Stauffer Darren Stemm Laurie Stevens Sara Stump Tim Sturcz Renee Surch Sherrie Sutton Tobey Taylor Jeff Tollaksen April Townley Laurie Tull Julius Turk Mark Ungrodt Lynn Van Pelt Mike Verbraska 45 JUNIORS JUNIORSi JUNIORS JUNIORSi JUNIORSi Mark Verduin Kevin Wilson Jane Wilkinson Don Vigansky Jeff Wagonmaker Sharie Wolanin Bruce Wolff Mark Waldmann Rob Wales Curt Walter Ron Womeldorf Chris Woodbeck Pat Wozniak Holly Wurtz Julie Yore Dave Zehm NOT PICTURED Mike Aroney Esther Atkinson Shon Beck Kathy Bedunah Tony Bevilacqua Don Brunke Ray Crider Debbie Damron Blair Davis Robert Dubinski John Flaga Paul Fortuna Mike Henschel Ron Koerber John Kottman Todd Lausch Todd Lear Vern Lunsford Thelma McIntosh Kim Milam Judy Miller Lezlie Moulds Gary Nimtz Ron Ott Frank Puckett Kathy Reeder Diane Rice Connie Ricketts Roy Rodriquez Dave Selent Phil Sirk Jay Slocum Paul Taylor Carolyn Turner Louis Vogl Mike Wall Mike Wermuth Lynette Williams Lisa Welch Chris West Ann Westerbeke A1 Zielke Carla Zielke SENIORS — ■«SENIORS SENIORS ■■■■ «iSENIQRS SENIORS •VALEDICTORIAN ■ SALUTATORI AN -VALEDICTORIAN- ■SALUTATORIAN SENIORS MAKE LAKESHORE PROUD Elaine Katsulos, who has maintained a perfect 4.0 throughout high school, has contributed great- ly to the spirit of Lakeshore. Elaine has actively participated in all aspects of band for four years. She has given her talents in Forensics, Variety Show, Musical, 4-H, and Drama Club. Elaine has exerted her leadership abilities as copy editor of the newspaper staff and has been a member of various clubs. Not lacking in any area, Elaine has also excelled in athletics. She participated in soft- ball, volleyball, and cross country to earn a place in Varsity Club. One of the highest honors bes- towed on a high school student is being selected as a member of National Honor Society, of which Elaine was a part. Upon graduation, she plans to attend Michigan State University majoring in journalism and minoring in Sociology. Lana Ramthun has not only excelled academi- cally, maintaining a perfect 4.0 for four years, but also has been outstanding in many areas of the school. Lana has been active as a student council representative and held the position of class presi- dent as a sophomore. Lana has also been honored as a member of the National Honor Society. The athletic teams appreciate the talent and ability Lana shows for sports. She has received many awards of recognition from her teammates such as Most Valuable Player and Most Improved Player in volleyball and basketball. Her hard work and determination helped her become a member of the all-conference team in track. Lana is also a mem- ber of the band and Varsity Club. After graduat- ing, she plans to attend the University of Michi- gan entering the college of literature, science and arts. Dave Roden earned the title of salutatorian by maintaining a 3.975 grade point average through- out high school. Dave has also participated in many extra-curricular activities and held posi- tions of leadership. Always putting forth his best effort, Dave was a valued member of the band, Ski Club, and track team. Being a member of National Honor Society was another of Daves’ accomplish- ments. He has been a representative in student council for three years and held the positions of Key Club president for two years and senior class vice-president. As a senior, Dave was chosen Homecoming King by his classmates. He plans to study Chemistry at the University of Michigan, later transferring to medical school. Dave Roden — Salutatorian, Lana Ramthun and Elaine Kataulos — Co-Valedictori- ans. 'SENIOKSi - - —SENIORS —SENIORS—SENIORS——SENIORS James Belanger Shellie Bennett Kim Berry Jeff Bodjack 49 Brookie Brister SENIORS mb— —SENIORS— — — SENIORS Lisa Burgess Robert Bodtke Dan Bollenbacher April Boyd Tony Brauchler Don Brunke Mike Bullard Terry Brien 'SENIORS — Tim Bowman Teresa Burgess SENIORS Douglas J. Booe SENIORS Pete Carpenter Teresa J. Daniel Brenda Dorsey Robert Dillard Chris DuBach SENIORS) Tracy Eggleston Karen Faust Frank English Kathy Fones senior..: Lorrie Eckel Kim Edwards Greg Eber Kim Finch Nadine Mechtel Emery Denise Fife Jennifer J. Eppley Scott Fleisher SENIORS' Rob Ford Mike Gagliardo Kenneth Gerken SENIORS! Linda Foster Denise Galus Darek Goch SENIORS SENIORS Mark Franklin Tim Ganus Dave Goetz SENIORS Dawn Freeman Scott Gelander Dave Gore SENIORS' ■SENIORS SENIORS 'SENIORS SENIORS 54 Shauna Hartline Catherine Harvey SENIORS 'SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS' SENIORS Kelly Hines Rayetta Marie Hicks Mark Henkel Denise Horn Cynthia Kay Hinkle Mike Hoffmann Penny Sue Hoge Lynn B. Jenkins Ken Houser Mark R. Jaske Tom Jaworski 55 - SENIORS— ——- SENIORS —SENIORS SENIORS— ——i SENIORS Kellie Jewell Therese L. Johnston Tracy Johnston Dennis Kastner Terrie Kessler 56 Kellie Klett Joanne Ketcham Lori Klingspon Doug Klug Phil Klassen Albert Kohn Roger Kublick Kelly Krieger Roxsanna Marie Kretchman Karin Koppenhoefer Holly Kurbis Ludis Langens John LaLonde Mike Lange Laura Laney @9 Todd Lausch Marsha Lausman Scott Lausman Susan Lillegard 57 SENIORS! SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS! Kelly McGee Brad McGregor 58 Michael Melcher Brent Metz Ted Marsh Debbie McConomy SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORSSENIORS Gordon Miller Doug Myers Kim Nielson Tony Milliken Kim Mitchell Lisa Nelson Lisa Niezgodski Heidi Monteith Scott Nelson Ed Norkus Sarah B. Niemi Scott Neibauer iSENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS (SENIORS Dorothy Ohl Vickie Owens Greg Petznick Terry Penley Eric Pfeil SENIORS Christopher Ray Pinderski Nancy Priebe Jacky Racz Richard Puchinsky George Puchinsky Gina Pitts Nola Priester Shari Radde SENIORS SENIORS Kathleen Porter Terri Pratl Lana Ramthun Mary Reilly 'SENIORS Kristin Reisig Patricia Reisig Phil Ridenour Connie Ricketts SENIORS 5 k V j W Kathy Richardson Dennis Riggs Lisa Rodewald 'SENIORS' Leslie Richwine Brad Roback Matthew Rogers SENIORS Evalicia Rosa Brenda Schedler Jerry Scoma SENIORS Gayla Ruff SENIOK.SMBHM SENIORS mSENIORS Nadia Santaniello Michael Rush Theresa Schroeder Nancy Schutz Robin Sempert Kim Shelton 63 SENIORS■ ■SENIORS ■SENIORS. ■SENIORS ■ .SENIORSi Dave Sipes Dan Smith Lori Spilger Steve Skwara David Smykal Mike Slabaugh Joe Solari Ann Vandewalle Eric VanGilder 65 'SENIORS 1SENIORS• Mark Whitwam Dave R. Williams II Dave W. Williams Brian Wisneski SENIORS Jill Wenzlaff Tim Wheeler Nicole Rene Whitcomb Rodney Wade Steve Wadley Cathy Weirick Joan Vivardo Adam Wade Alissa Wald 'SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Todd Witkowski Sue Wolanin Kris Wolfe Tamara Womeldorf Debbie Lynn Zachary Beth Woodfin Elizabeth Wright Susan Woodrick Norman Yocum NOT PICTURED Scott A rick Mike Arthur Tom Bythrow Gary Cluster Jeff Denton Marie Dillard John Dorn Chris Flaga Dale Long Philip Lunsford Robert Malakian Pat Maly Tom Mielcarek Scott Oman Charles Overheul Karrie Owens Keith Ridgeway John Small Theresa Stevens Katrina Thompson Christopher Ward Vince Zuber Scott Ziebarth Chris Nystuen 67 ACTIVE SENIORS SHOW SCHOOL SPIRIT SENIOR ACTIVITIESi SENIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR ACTIVITIES Agens, Steve D.: Co-op 1 Arick, Scott A.: Cross Country 1, Track 3, L Club 2, Newspaper 1, School Services 1, Basketball 3, Base- ball 1, Variety Show 1, Student Council 1, Fellowship Christian Students 1 Arthur, Michael G.: Wrestling 1, L Club 1, Track 4, JA 1 Auers, Bernd: German Club 1, Ski 1, Musical 1, Choir 1, Camera Club 1, Vari- ety Show 1, Newspaper 1 Avery, Charles F.: Golf 1, Key 4, Variety Show 4, Band 4, Jazz Band 3, NHS 2, Tennis 3, JA 2, Musical 4, Pep Band 4, Stage Pit Band 4, Aca- demic Letter 4 Bailey, Tod: Tennis 3, L Club 1, Basketball 3, School Services 1 Ball Tamara D: Cross Country 3, L Club 2, Dra- ma Thespian 2, Yearbook 2, NHS 1, Quill Scroll 2, Volley- ball 4, Camera Club 2, Variety Show 4, Band 4, Academic Let- ter 4, Fellowship Christian Stu- dents 3 Bancroft, Robert W.: Football 4, L Club 1, Variety Show 1, School Services 1, Fel- lowship Christian Athletes 3, Tennis 1, Bowling 2, Newspaper 1, Sport Manager 1, Fellowship Christian Students 3 Baum, Lori: Ski 1, Variety Show 1, Choir 2, Sport Manager 1, JA 1, Musical 1, Prom Committee 1, Keyettes 1 Belanger, James R.: School Services 1 Bennett, Shellie M: Drama Thespian 3 Variety Show 2, Yearbook 1, Jazz Band 1, NHS 2, Quill Scroll 1, Ski 2, Musical 2, Band 4, Prom Committee 1, Academic Letter 3, Keyettes 2 Berry, Kim: School Services 1, Co-op 1 Bollenbacker, Dan A.: Medical Careers Club 2, Band 3, Fellowship Christian Students 2, Variety Show 2, Co-op 1 Booe, Douglas J.: School Services 1 Bowman, Timothy L.: Football 1, Track 1 Boyd, Colleen A.: FFA 2, Co-op 1 Brauchler, Tony F.: Spanish Club 4, Band 4, Chess Club 1, Fellowship Christian Students 1 Brien, Terry: Football 1, Baseball 4, Variety Show 1, Golf 1, Key 1, Co-op 1 Brister, Brookie L.: FSA 1, School Services 1, Make- up 1 Brunke, Donald: School Services 1 Bullard, Michael C.: Cross Country 1, L Club 2, Stu- dent Council 2, School Services 1, Tennis 4, Newspaper 1, Prom Committee 1, Fellowship Chris- tian Athletes 1 Burgess, Lisa M.: L Club 1, Musical 2, Co-op 1, Variety Show 2, School Services 1, Pom Pons 2 Burgess, Teresa M.: Make-up 4, Choir 2 SENIOR ACTIVITIESi SENIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR ACTIVITIES Callender, Laura M: Ski 3, Newspaper 2, School Ser- vices 1, Class Officer 1, Variety Show 2, Prom Committee 1, Quill Scroll 2, Keyettes 2 Carpenter, Peter S.: Cross Country 4, Key 4, NHS 2, Track 4, CC Ski 2, Academic Letter 3 Cluster, Gary: School Services 1 Coulombe, Brian P.: German Club 4, Art Club 2, Yearbook 2, Camera Club 2, JA 3 Cox, Rhonda K.: Co-op 1 Crowe, Randall J.: Football 4, Track 1, Basketball 2, Variety Show 1 Daniel, Teresa J.: School Services 1 Davis, Brad K.: School Services 1, Co-op 1 DenBleyker, Matt P: Co-op 1 Dillard, Robert D.: Football 1, Variety Show 1 Dorn, John: Football 1, Baseball 1, Ski 1, School Services 1,NHS 1, Golf 3, Computer Club 1, Bowling 3, Sport Manager 1, Academic Letter 2 Dorsey, Brenda L.: L Club 1, Variety Show 3, Band 1, Cheerleaders 4, Ski 1, News- paper 1, School Services 1 Dubach, Chris: Ski 1, Co-op 1 Dustin, Darci: Volleyball 2, Band 2, Basketball 1, Variety Show 1, School Ser- vices 1 Eckel, Lorrie A.: Basketball 4, Track 2, L Club 2, Choir 1, School Services 1, Aca- demic Letter 2, Fellowship Christian Athletes 1, Volleyball 4, Softball 2, JA 1, Prom Com- mittee 1, NHS 2, Keyettes 2 Edwards, Kimberly: Basketball 3, Track 4, Spanish Club 1, JA 1, Yearbook 1, Band 4, Flag Corps 3, Quill Scroll 1, Keyettes 2, Volleyball 4, L Club 4, Make-up 3, Variety Show 4, Student Council 3, Stage Crew 1, Prom Committee 1, Class Of- ficer 3 leston, Tracy M.: ennis 3, JA 2, Musical 1, Choir 3, Co-op 1, Drama Thespian 1, Variety Show 3, Band 3, School Services 1, Keyettes 1 English, Frank: Football 2, Ski 1, Fellowship Christian Athletes 1, Basketball 2, School Services 1 Eppley, Jennifer J.: German Club 2, Forensics 4, Musical 4, Band 4, Stage Pit Band 4, NHS 2, Drama The- spian 4, Variety Show 4, All School Play 2, Pep Band 3, School Services 1, Academic Letter 4 Faust, Katherine: Medical Careers Club 1, School Services 1, Bowling 2 Fife, Denise L.: Drama Thespian 4, Variety Show 4, All School Play 2, Pep Band 3, School Services 1, For- ensics 2, Musical 4, Band 4, Sta- ge Pit Band 4, Keyettes 2 Finch, Kim: School Services 1, Keyettes 1 Fleisher, Scott A.: School Services 1 Fones, Kathryn J.: Track 3, FSA 2, Variety Show 4, Band 1, Cheerleaders 4, L Club 3, Ski 1, Musical 3, Co-op 1 Ford, Robert N.: Golf 4, Baseball 4, Basketball 4, L Club 2 Foster, Lynda A.: Basketball 3, JA 1, Co-op 1, Vol- leyball 1, School Services 1 Franklin, Mark: School Services 1 Freeman, Dawn: JA 1, Co-op 1, School Services 1 Gagliardo, Michael J.: School Services 1 SENIOR ACTIVITIES' SENIOR ACTIVITIES' SENIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR ACTIVITIES Ganus, Timothy D.: School Services 1 Grover, Dale: Computer Club 1, NHS 2, School Services 1, Academic Letter 3 Hadaway, Steven P.: Football 4, Track 2, JA 1, News- paper 1, Fellowship Christian Athletes 1, Wrestling 3, L Club 2, Variety Show 2, School Ser- vices 1 Harder, Michelle R.: Tennis 1, German Club 1, Ski 4, Musical 3, Yearbook 1, Band 4, School Services 1, Academic Letter 4, Pom Pons 1, L Club 1, Drama Thespian 3, Variety Show 3, All School Play 1, Stu- dent Council 2, Prom Commit- tee 1, NHS 2, Quill Scroll 1, Keyettes 2 Gelander, Scott A.: Football 4, Baseball 4, Fellow- ship Christian Athletes 1, Bas- ketball 4, Variety Show 1 Gerken, Kenneth W.: Football 1, Tennis 1, Co-op 1, Golf 1, Ski 4 Goch, Darek: Camera Club 2, Band 4, Jazz Band 3, Variety Show 3, Pep Band 3, Stage Pit Band 3 Goetz, David J.: Football 1, Variety Show 3, Band 4, Jazz Band 4, Fellowship Christian Students 2, Forensics 1, Musical 2, Pep Band 4, Stage- Pit Band 2 Gore, Charles D.: Football 1, Tennis 2, Cross Country 1, Ski 3 Graham, Andrew J.S.: Football 4, Baseball 4, Variety Show 2, Basketball 2, Ski 2 Graves, Joel J: L Club 2, German Club 1, Com- puter Club 2, Forensics 3, All School Play 3, Choir 2, Lake- shore Singers 1, School Services 1, Fellowship Christian Ath- letes 1, Key 2, Chess Club 1, Drama Thespian 1, Variety Show 3, Quiz Bowl 1, Stage Crew 2, Sport Manager 1 Groeschel, Michael J.: Spanish Club 3, Science 1, Sta- ge Pit Band 2, NHS 2, Math Club 4, Band 4, School Services 1, Academic Letter 1 Grooms, Garth A.: Tennis 1, Bowling 3, Ski 1, Co- op 1 Harris, Jeff: German Club 1, Ski 1, Variety Show 2, Jazz Band 2, School Services 1, Camera Club 1, JA 1, Newspaper 1, Stage Crew 1 Harris, Julie A.: Volleyball 1, Variety Show 2, Band 4, Stage Pit Band 1, School Services 1, NHS 2, Quill Scroll 1, Keyettes 2, Softball 2, Newspaper 1, Pep Band 2, Prom Committee 1, Sport Man- ager 1, Academic Letter 3, Class Officer 2 Hartline, Shauna: Choir 1, Co-op 1 Harvey, Catherine L.: Track 1, Musical 1, Choir 3, Cheerleaders 1, Variety Show 3, Student Council 1, Co-op 1 Heibutzki, Ralph: Wrestling 1, Forensics 4, News- paper 2, Jazz Band 2, Dra- ma Thespian 1, Variety Show 2, Band 2, Quill Scroll 1 Hines, Kelly L.: Softball 1, Ski 2, JA 2, Musical 2, Prom Committee 1, Class Of- ficer 1, FSA 2, Make-up 1, Vari- ety Show 1, Choir 3, Co-op 1, Keyettes 1 Hinkle, Cynthia K: German Club 1, Band 4, JA 1, School Services 1 Hoffmann, Michael T.: School Services 1, Co-op 1 Hoge, Penny S.: FFA 1, School Services 1, Choir 4, Co-op 1 Horn, Denise L: Musical 3, Choir 4, School Services 1, All School Play 2, Stage Crew 3 Jaske, Mark R.: Cross Country 3, L Club 1, CC Ski 2, Band 4, Track 4, Chess Club 1, JA 1, School Services 1 Jasper, Shelly: School Services 1 Jaworski, Thomas: Spanish Club 3, School Services 1, Academic Letter 2, Science 2, NHS 1 Jewell, Kellie D.: L Club 1, Musical 4, Student Council 4, Choir 4, Prom Com- mittee 1, Cheerleaders 4, Fel- lowship Christian Students 4, Variety Show 4, Yearbook 1, Band 4, Lakeshore Singers 1, School Services 1, Keyettes 1 Johnston, Therese L.: FSA 1, Co-op 1 Johnston, Tracy L.: Co-op 1 Kastner, Dennis J.: Forensics 2, Musical 4, Band 4, School Services 1, Variety Show 4, All School Play 4, Stage Crew 4, Co-op 1 Katsulos, Elaine Z: Cross Country 2, Softball 4, Medical Careers Club 1, Dra- ma Thespian 1, Variety Show 4, All School Play 1, Band 4, Jazz Band 1, Prom Committee 1, NHS 1, Keyettes 2, Volleyball 2, L Club 1, Camera Club 2, Foren- sics 1, Musical 2, Newspaper 1, Pep Band 2, Stage Pit Band 4, School Services 1, Academic Letter 4 SENIOR ACTIVITIES! SENIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR ACTIVITIES Kemper, Heike P.: Band 3, Co-op 1, School Ser- vices 1 Kessler, Terrie A: Track 1, Make-up 3, Variety Show 1, Band 3, Lakeshore Singers 1, JA 1, Musical 1, Choir 4, School Services 1 Ketcham, Joanne M.: Track 1, Ski 2, Choir 1, Keyettes 2, Softball 1, Variety Show 1, Co-op 1 Klassen, Phillip J.: Camera Club 2, Yearbook 1, Stage Crew 2, Ski 4, Band 4 Klett, Kellie L.: Tennis 1, Drama Thespian 1, Musical 4, Pep Band 1, Lake- shore Singers 2, Keyettes 2, PSA 1, Variety Show 4, Band 4, Choir 4, Prom Committee 1 Klingspon, Lori A.: Variety Show 3, Choir 4, School Services 1, Band 3, Lakeshore Singers 1 Klug, Douglas E.: FFA 2, Band 2, Variety Show 1, Stage Crew 1 Kohn, Albert J.: Spanish Club 4, Band 4 Koppenhoefer, Karin: School Services 1, Co-op 1 Kretchman, Roxsanna: German Club 1, JA 1, Co-op 1, Bowling 1, School Services 1 Krieger, Kelly A.: Basketball 2, Make-up 1, Musi- cal 2, Band 4, School Services 1, Keyettes 1, Softball 2, JA 1, Newspaper 1, Prom Committee 1, Pom Pons 2 Kublick, Roger E.: School Services 1 Lalonde, John: Wrestling 3, Sport Manager 2 Laney, Laura J.: Basketball 4, Softball 1, Band 4, Flag Corps 2, School Services 1, Track 1, L Club 2, Pep Band 2, Prom Committee 1, Keyettes 2 Lange, Michael: Football 1, Baseball 2, Variety Show 1, School Services 1, Bas- ketball 4, JA 1, Newspaper 2, Fellowship Christian Athletes 2 Langens, Ludis A.: German Club 3, JA 1, Academic Letter 1, Math Club 1, NHS 2 Lausman, Marsha C.: Basketball 3, Softball 3, Band 1, Fellowship Christian Students 1, Volleyball 2, L Club 1, Fel- lowship Christian Athletes 1 Lausman, Scott A.: Football 2, Baseball 2, Quiz Bowl 2, Academic Letter 4, Wrestling 4, JA 2, NHS 2, Fel- lowship Christian Students 2 Lillegard, Susan: Basketball 1, L Club 1, School Services 1, Track 2, JA 2, Keyettes 1 Loikits, Daniel S.: Golf 4, Ski 4, Band 4, L Club 2, Bowling 4, NHS 2 Long, Dale N.: School Services 1 Lovelace, Veronica: Basketball 1, Softball 4, Bowl- ing 1, Volleyball 2, Ski 1, Vari- ety Show 1 Lucius, Bernd: Ski 1, Co-op 1 Lucker, Kimmberlly K.: L Club 1, Ski 2, Musical 1, Band 1, Prom Committee 1, Academic Letter 1, Cheerleaders 3, Dra- ma Thespian 1, Variety Show 4, Student Council 1, Choir 3, School Services 1, Class Officer 1 Malakian, Robert: Co-op 1 Maly, Patrick, J.: School Services 1 Markese, Marti: Softball 1, School Services 1 Marsh, Ted H.: Football 2, Baseball 1, Basket- ball 2, Ski 1 Matthias, Bethany D.: FFA 1, Co-op 1, Art Club 1 McConomy, Deborah J.: Matmaid 1, Co-op 1, School Ser- vices 1, Cheerleaders 1 McGee, Kelly L.: Art Club 2, Make-up 2, Variety Show 3, All School Play 2, Dra- ma Thespian 4, JA 3, Musical 3, School Services 1 Melcher, Michael P.: Football 1, Track 2, Ski 4, Musi- cal 1, Prom Committee 1, Ten- nis 2, Key 4, Variety Show 4, Newspaper 1 Metz, Brent: Cross Country 1, Key 1, Tennis 2, Variety Show 1 Mielcarek, Thomas G.: Newspaper 2 Miller, Gordon D.: Wrestling 3, Co-op 1, FFA 1 Mitchell, Kim: FSA 3 Monteith, Heidi A.: Cross Country 3, L Club 3, Vari- ety Show 3, All School Play 1, Prom Committee 1, Keyettes 1, Track 1, Drama Thespian 1, Musical 1, Yearbook 1, Quill Scroll 1 Myers, Douglas L.: Football 4, L Club 3, Ski 4, Newspaper 1, Fellowship Chris- tian Athletes 3, Track 4, Key 3, Variety Show 3, Band 1, Fellow- ship Christian Students 3 Neibauer, Scott: Football 1, Key 3, Ski 3, Variety Show 3, Yearbook 1, Co-op 1, Track 1, Camera Club 1, JA 2, Musical 1, School Services 1 Nelson, Lisa M.: Variety Show 3, Band 4, Flag Corps 3, School Services 1, Pom Pons 2, Yearbook 1, Stage Pit Band 1, 2, Quill Scroll 1 SENIOR ACTIVITIESi SENIOR ACTIVITIES' SENIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR ACTIVITIES Nelson, Scott R.: Golf 4, Track 4, Variety Show 1, Student Council 2, Basketball 3, L Club 2, Newspaper 1, Prom Committee 1 Nielsen, Kimberly A.: Volleyball 1, JA 3, Musical 1, Stage Crew 1, Softball 2, Variety Show 2, Choir 4, School Services 1 Niemi, Sarah B: Track 1, Musical 2, Band 4, School Services 1, Keyettes 2, Variety Show 3, Newspaper 1, Choir 3, Pom Pons 1, Fellow- ship Christian Students 2 Niezgodski, Lisa A.: FSA 1, JA 3, School Services 1, Make-up 1, Band 4, Co-op 1 Norkus, Edmond S.: Football 4, Baseball 4, Variety Show 2, School Services 1, Fel- lowship Christian Students 1, Basketball 2, L Club 2, Newspa- per 1, Fellowship Christian Athletes 1 Nye, Martin L.: Wrestling 1, Co-op 1, School Services 1 Nystuen, Chris M: Football 2, Camera Club 2, For- ensics 1, Variety Show 4, News- paper 1, Medical Careers Club 2, FHA 4, Ski 4, All School Play 2 Ohl, Dorothy L.: Make-up 1, Yearbook 1 Oldham, Wallace Jr.: School Services 1 Oman, Scott F.: German Club 2 Oswald, Michael: Football 3, Ski 2 Ovens, Kelly, Jo: JA 2, Co-op 1 Overheul, Charles B.: Co-op 1 Owens, Vicki D.: FSA 1, Newspaper 1, Choir 1, Co-op 1, Variety Show 1, Band 4, School Services 1 Pallas, Jeffery: Co-op 1 Patzer, Sharia D.: Volleyball 1, JA 1, Musical 2, Choir 2, Co-op 1, Make-up 3, Variety Show 2, Matmaid 3, Prom Committee 1, Keyettes 1 Petznick, Gregory A.: Cross Country 1, Co-op 1 Pfeil, Eric G.: Tennis 4, Key 4, Medical Ca- reers Club 1, Variety Show 3, Jazz Band 3, Fellowship Chris- tian Students 1, L Club 1, Ger- man Club 1, Forensics 1, Musi- cal 1, Choir 1 Pinderski, Chris R.: Golf 1, Ski 4, Student Council 4, Prom Committee 1, NHS 2, Key 4, Variety Show 4, Band 4, School Services 1, Academic Letter 3 Pitts, Gina M.: Co-op 1 Porter, Kathleen S.: School Services 1, NHS 2 Pratl, Teresa M.: Tennis 1, Ski 1, Variety Show 2, Academic Letter 1, FSA 2, Make-up 2, Prom Committee 1, Keyettes 1 Priebe, Nancy K.: Track 1, Forensics 1, Variety Show 2, School Services 1, Aca- demic Letter 3, Fellowship Christian Students 4, Dra- ma Thespian 1, Make-up 1, Yearbook 1, NHS 2, Quill Scroll 1 Priester, Nola J.: FSA 3, Choir 3, Fellowship Christian Students 1, JA 1, Co- op 1 Puchinski, Richard: Newspaper 1, Co-op 1, Choir 1 Puchinsky, George B.: School Services 1 Racz, Jacqualine M.: Variety Show 1, Prom Commit- tee 1, Sport Manager 2, Band 4, School Services 1 Radde, Shari L.: School Services 1 Ramthun, Lana: Basketball 3, Track 3, Variety Show 1, Band 4, Prom Commit- tee 1, Academic Letter 3, Vol- leyball 4, L Club 3, Student Council 2, Flag Corps 3, NHS 2, Class Officer 1 Reilly, Mary B.: Cross Country 2, L Club 2, JA 3, Yearbook 1, Quill Scroll 1, Track 4, German Club 1, Musi- cal 1, Choir 4, Class Officer 1 Reisig, Kristin K.: Make-up 1, Co-op 1, Variety Show 1 Reisig, Patricia: FFA 2, Co-op 1, Make-up 3 Richardson, Kathy M.: Cross Country 2, JA 3, NHS 2, Track 1, Variety Show 2, Com- munity Service 1 Richwine, Leslie A.: Volleyball 1, Forensics 2, Musi- cal 2, Matmaid 3, Choir 4, Prom Committee 1, NHS 1, Dra- ma Thespian 4, Variety Show 2, All School Play 2, Quiz Bowl 2, Lakeshore Singers 1, School Services 1, Academic Letter 3 Ricketts, Connie: School Services 1, Fellowship Christian Students 1 Ridenour, Phillip E.: Football 4, Ski 2, Lakeshore Singers 1, Co-op 1, Wrestling 1, Choir 2, School Services 1 72 SENIOR ACTIVITIESi SENIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR ACTIVITIES Ridgeway, Keith E.: School Services 1 Riggs, Dennis: JA 2, Choir 3, Variety Show 3, Co-op 1 Roback, Bradley J.: Golf 1, Co-op 1, Bowling 2, Aca- demic Letter 1 Rockwell, Todd V.: Forensics 3, Musical 4, Band 4, NHS 2, Variety Show 4, All School Play 4, Stage Crew 4, Academic Letter 2 Roden, David M: Track 1, Ski 3, Student Council 3, Stage Pit Band 1, NHS 2, Class Officer 2, Key 4, Variety Show 3, Band 4, Prom Commit- tee 1, Academic Letter 3 Rodewald, Lisa A.: School Services 1, Co-op 1 Rogers, Matthew K.: School Services 1 Rosa, Evalicia: Drama Thespian 2, Musical 2, Choir 3, Lakeshore Singers 2, School Services 1, Academic Letter 3, Variety Show 2, Band 2, Flag Corps 2, Prom Commit- tee 1, NHS 2, Fellowship Chris- tian Students 3 Ruff, Gayla G.: Ski 3, All School Play 1, Band 4, Prom Committee 1, Academic Letter 3, Class Officer 2, Variety Show 2, Yearbook 2, Pep Band 1, NHS 1, Quill Scroll 2 Rush, Mike: Football 1, School Services 1 Santaniello, Nadia M.: Make-up 3, Co-op 1, School Ser- vices 1 Schedler, Brenda: Tennis 2, Make-up 2, Variety Show 2, Newspaper 1, Prom Committee 1, Academic Letter 1, Volleyball 2, Bowling 2, Year- book 1, Choir 1, NHS 3, Keyettes 1 Schroeder, Robert: School Services 1 Schroeder, Theresa F.: Medical Careers Club 4, School Services 1, Make-up 1 Schutz, Nancy A.: FSA 1, JA 3, Band 4, Make-up 1, Variety Show 1, School Services 1 Scoma, Jerold Jr.: School Services 1 Sempert, Robin D.: Tennis 2, Variety Show 4, Mat- maid 3, School Services 1, Keyettes 2, Make-up 2, Newspa- per 1, Prom Committee 1, Quill Scroll 1 Shelton, Kim: School Services 1 Sinkiewicz, Kelly A.: Basketball 2, Softball 4, Band 1, NHS 1, Quill Scroll 3, Volley- ball 2, Yearbook 3, Co-op 1, Aca- demic Letter 3 Sipes, David: Wrestling 1, JA 1, Newspaper 1, Key 1, Variety Show 2 Skwara, Steven E.: Football 4, Basketball 1, L Club 2, NHS 2, Tennis 3, Wrestling 3, Variety Show 3, Academic Let- ter 4 Slabaugh, Michael E.: Variety Show 1, Stage Pit Band 1, Band 4, Academic Letter 3 Small, John J.: Football 1, L Club 2, Variety Show 1, Baseball 3, Ski 3, Band 1 Small, Robert J.: Football 3, Track 3, Ski 1, Prom Committee 1, Wrestling 1, L Club 1, JA 1, School Services 1 Smith, Daniel R.: Fotensics 2, Musical 2, Newspa- per 1, Pep Band 1, School Ser- vices 1, Academic Letter 2, Vari- ety Show 4, All School Play 2, Band 4, Stage Crew 4, NHS 2 Smykal, David: Medical Careers Club 2, JA 1, Choir 4, Fellowship Christian Students 1, FFA 3, Variety Show 2, Co-op 1 Solari, Joseph G.: Football 4, Basketball 2, Ski 2, Newspaper 1, Fellowship Chris- tian Students 1, Tennis 1, Base- ball 3, Variety Show 2, Fellow- ship Christian Athletes 1 Sorensen, Lisa: Tennis 1, Ski 3, Yearbook 2, Flag Corps 2, NHS 1, Quill Scroll 2, Fellowship Christian Students 3, L Club 1, Variety Show 2, Band 4, Prom Commit- tee 1, Academic Letter 1, Pom Pons 2 Spilger, Lori A.: L Club 1, Variety Show 4, Flag Corps 3, Pom Pons 2, Ski 1, Band 4, School Services 1 Spitzer, Kenneth: Chess Club 2, Musical 2, Pep Band 2, NHS 1, Variety Show 2, Band 2, Stage Pit Band 2 Strunk, Randy A.: Football 1, Baseball 1, Key 2, School Services 1, Fellowship Christian Athletes 1, Basketball 4, L Club 2, Variety Show 2 Stump, Lisa B.: Yearbook 1, Keyettes 1, Co-op 1 Stevens, Theresa M.: Co-op 1 SENIOR ACTIVITIESi SENIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR ACTIVITIES Sturtz, Peggy: Medical Careers Club 1, School Services 1, Academic Letter 1, Fellowship Christian Athletes 2, Variety Show 1, NHS 1, Keyettes 2 Thomas, James: Cross Country 1, Medical Ca- reers Club 1, Computer Club 2, NHS 1, Fellowship Christian Students 1, Spanish Club 3, Chess Club 2, JA 1, Academic Letter 2 Thompson, Katrina A.: Choir 4, Co-op 1, School Ser- vices 1 Tolsma, Duane A.: Medical Careers Club 2, Band 4, Stage Pit Band 2, Academic Letter 3, Chess Club 1, Pep Band 2, NHS 2 Topping, Heidi, J.: Ski 2, Musical 1, Prom Commit- tee 1, Cheerleaders 4, Variety Show 4, Band 4, Academic Let- ter 1, Keyettes 2 Totzke, Robin M.: Band 4, Flag Corps 3, Matmaid 2, Fellowship of Christian Stu- dents 1, Quill and Scroll 2, School Service 1, Musical 1 True, Jacqueline M.: Art Club 3, Co-op 1, Variety Show 1 Tungett, Diane: Band 3, School Services 1, Pep Band 1 Valkama, Tina: Tennis 1, Camera Club 1, Track 1 Vandewalle, Ann T.: Tennis 1, Variety Show 2, Newspaper 1, Prom Committee 1, Quill Scroll 1, Make-up 2, Musical 1, Matmaid 1, School Services 1, Keyettes 1 Van Gilder, Eric D: School Services 1 Vivardo, Joan L.: Ski 1, Band 4, Flag Corps 2, Pom Pons 1, Variety Show 3, Stage Pit Band 1, Prom Com- mittee 1 Wadley, Steven G.: Variety Show 3, Choir 4, Band 3, Lakeshore Singers 2 Wald, Alissa S.: Tutorial Club 1, Musical 1, Pep Band 2, Prom Committee 1, Nhs 2, Class Officer 2, Variety Show 2, Band 4, Quiz Bowl 3, School Services 1, Academic Letter 4 Ward, Christopher: School Services 1 Weirick, Cathy L.: Cross Country 1, Ski 1, Year- book 1, Cheerleaders 3, L Club 2, Variety Show 2, School Ser- vices 1 Wenzlaff, Jill M: Tennis 1, L Club 3, Variety Show 4, Yearbook 1, Band 4, School Services 1, Cheerleaders 1, Softball 1, Ski 2, Musical 2, Student Council 2, Flag Corps 3, Prom Committee 1, Quill Scroll 1 Wheeler, Timothy R.: Tennis 2, Ski 3, Newspaper 1, Forensics 1, Bowling 2 Whitcomb, Nicole R.: JA 1, Co-op 1 Whitwam, Mark D: Football 2, Camera Club 2, Yearbook 1, Track 1, JA 2, School Services 1 Williams, David, R.: Football 4, Wrestling 2, L Club 2, Co-op 1, Basketball 2, Track 2, Variety Show 3 Williams David W.: School Services 1, Co-op 1 Wisneski, Brian M.: German CLub 1, Musical 1, Pep Band 2, Stage Pit Band 2, Vari- ety Show 1, Band 4, Jazz Band 1, School Services 1 Witkowski, Todd R.: Tennis 4, Camera Club 2, Vari- ety Show 2, All School Play 1, NHS 2, Baseball 1, Forensics 3, Musical 2, Stage Crew 3, Aca- demic Letter 3 Wolanin, Susan M.: German Club 1, Bowling 1, Mat- maid 2, Make-up 2, Variety Show 1, Fellowship Christian Students 1 Wolfe, Kristin E.: Co-op 1 Womeldorf, Tamera J.: FSA 1, School Services 1, Mat- maid 3, Co-op 1 Woodrick, Susan Kay: Volleyball 4, JA 1, Musical 1, School Services 1, Academic Letter 2, L Club 1, Variety Show 2, Choir 4, NHS 2, Fellowship Christian Students 3 Wright, Elizabeth A.: Cross Country 2, Medical Ca- reers Club 3, Make-up 3, Variety Show 4, All School Play 1, Pep Band 1, Stage Pit Band 4, NHS 2, Fellowship Christian Stu- dents 4, Track 2, Drama The- spian 1, JA 1 Musical 3, Band 4, Jazz Band 2, Flag Corps 3, Aca- demic Letter 3 Zachary, Debbie L.: School Services 1, Co-op 1 Zuber, Vincent P.: Camera Club 2, JA 2, Musical 3, Yearbook 1, Stage Crew 3, For- ensics 2, Variety Show 3, All School Play 3, Newspaper 1 ■VARIETY SHOW VARIETY SHOW VARIETY SHOW IK SPIRIT 1. Eric Van Gilder works hard as stage manager. 2. Choir members Kristy P ice, Kellie Jewell, Jill Got- stein, Julie Yore, and Robin Casey, singing “Day by Day.” 3. The showdancers end the show with “Brand New Day.” 4. Flying midgets, Pat McGrath and Mark Martin are the “Super Players.” 5. Nerds, Lisa Nelson and Gayla Ruff, dress with style. 76 VARIETY SHOW i VARIETY SHOW1 VARIETY SHOWi VARIETY SHOW 1. Mashers, Sarah Niemi, Julie Harris, and Elaine Katu- I09 9ing “Idaho Potato.” 2. Senior Martians gather around the Jostens Memory Book. 3. Soloist Ruth Ri- denour performing ‘‘Do You Know?” 4. Dennis Riggs represents a Homecoming .Ugly Man. 5. Opening act, “Celebrate” was performed by the Show Dancers. 77 VARIETY SHOW i VARIETY SHOW VARIETY SHOW 'VARIETY SHOW' 1. Homecoming festivities celebrated by the male show dancers. 2. Mike Melcher as a Punk Potato. 3. Matt Rogers on the bass guitar 4. Drama Club member, Kathy Bedunah 5. Narrations were given by Joel Graves. 6. An old-fa- shioned cheer by Julie Yore and Michelle Larson 7. The LHS choir sings Tradition.” 8. Show dancer, Laurie Kershbaum Lakeshore High School has once again filled the house with their ex- traordinary and entertaining amount of talent. The students and faculty proud- ly presented their tenth Variety Show, “Spirit 81.” Mr. and Mrs. Lindahl demonstrated their enthusiasm and creativity by following a school-related series of events beginning with The Prom, LHS Performs, In The Class- room, and concluding with The Gradu- ation. [VARIETY SHOWi VARIETY SHOW VARIETY SHOW VARIETY SHOW 1. Out Here on My Own” sung by Judy Luther 2. The seniors built a winning float. 3. John Avery portrays Mr. Kniola. 4. Tami Ball as Professor Emeritus” 5. Jazz Band drummers Dave Goetz and Mike Nelson sing “Undecided”. 6. Pit Band members hard at work 7. Football players show off their Hair”. VARIETY SHOWVARIETY SHOW VARIETY SHOW' «VARIETY SHOW 1. Mike Melcher, Eric Pfeil, and Chris Pinderski as Drs. of High School Classology 3. Jazz Band trumpet section 4. Ted Chen in the Jr. Skit 5. Secretary danc- ers Jill Wenzlaff, Laura Barnett, and Robin Frakes 6. Joe Solari portrays Dave Stockman in the Show Dancers’ finale. iMUSICAL MUSICAL MUSICAL MUSICAL MUSICAL CAST FLUTES Jill Bernson, Jennifer Eppley, Denise Fife, Wendy Fritz CLARINET Leann Bradley, Connie Reinhardt, Brenda Spears, Lynn Van Pelt, Jeanne Westcott BASS CLARINET Benita Sokoloskis PERCUSSION Phil Dinges TRUMPETS Chip Avery, Jim Falvey, Linda Groes- chel, Dave McConomy, Dave Reilly HORN Mike Groeschel TROMBONE Scott Bodjack, Brian Libs, Renee Surch, Rick Toering VIOLIN Herman Miller PIT ORCHESTRA Prologue Princess — Kellie Jewell Prologue Queen — Laurie Alexander Prologue Prince Luce-Javiar Sarmiento Minstrel — Brian Siewert Wizard — Rick Brown Queen Aggravain — Judy Luther King Sextimus — Tod Marsh Princess Winnifred — Kathy Bedunah Prince Dauntless — Phil Eaton Lady Larken — Alice Rosa Sir Harry — Rick Hathcock Jester — Heather Sandmann Knights and Ladies — Leslie Richwine, Jill Gotstein, Kellie Klett, Curt Lake, Randy Riepma, Lisa Campbell, Diane Newberg, Elaine Katsulos, Ruth Ridenour, Dan Westlake, Lisa Milliken, Mike Bredeweg, Tina Coleman, JR Gambill, Karen Guse, Debbie Kasewurm, Kristy Koeppe, Maureen Lindenberg, Juanita Lopez, Reyna Lopez, Tracy Marsh, Lori Ondraka, Jonell Pauls, Tammy Por, Kelton Reitz, Stella Sarmiento, David Judy Luther — Queen Aggravain Phil Eaton — Prince Dauntless Smykal, Michelle White, Mark Wilson, Kathy Bedunah - Princess Winnifred gue Woodruff and Kristi Price MUSICAL This years musical cast performed “Once Upon a Mat- tress.” Princess Win- nifred hears that Prince Dauntless is looking for a bride, so she swims the moat and climbs in the castle window to find him. To Prince Dauntless’ mother, Queen Aggravain, no princess is good enough for her son, so she devises the toughest test she can think of . to prove that Princess Win- nifred is not sensi- tive enough for Dauntless. Queen Aggravain throws a Ball and makes sure Winnifred is totally exhausted so she will fail the test. The Queen piled many mattresses on Win- nifred’s bed and put a pea under the bot- tom mattress. If Winnifred is sensi- tive enough to feel the pea, she passes the test, if not — she fails, and can not marry Prince Daunt- less. After a restless, sleepless night, the whole kingdom awaits the news. Princess Winnifred arises and announces much to the Queen’s surprise that Prin- cess Winnifred did not sleep a wink! The whole kingdom cheers; for now they too can get married. Once again, Mr. Lundgren and the cast produced an en- tertaining musical for all. MUSICAL———-• MUSICAL MUSICAL “■ ■ —■“MUSICAL1 82 MUSICAL' MUSICAL MUSICAL MUSICAL' 'MUSICAL1 Two future actresses? Mattress cast get it all together. Judy and Alice prove their talent. Center: Michelle shines on stage. Above: The Kellies’ await their cue. Right: What a charming couple! H oiriC Front: Nancy Priebe, George Puchinsky, Vince Zuber, Heather Sandmann, Tim Wheeler, Phil Eaton, Judy Luther. Back: Kathy Porter, Jennifer Eppley, Mark Martin, Mike Bredeweg, Leslie Richwine, Kristi Price. ALL SCHOOL PLAYhmmmiALL SCHOOL PLAYhhmhmmALL SCHOOL PLAY- —-ALL SCHOOL PLAY' RAVING REVIEWS The actors and actresses of Lakeshore High School once again proved their talent in this years All School Play, A Thurber Carnival, direct- ed by Mr. and Mrs. Lindahl. Many hours and a tremen- dous amount of effort and hard work on the part of both the cast and directors went into this years play. A Thurber Carnival is a col- lection of short vinettes that portray Thurbers sarcasm and humor. Although not all of Thurbers humor could be fully appreciated or recog- nized, many lines evoked broad smiles and laughter. The play began and ended with a word dance, consist- ing of ‘one-liners’ packed with the dry humor so char- acteristic of the famous play- wright. The play was split into two acts with nine vin- ettes in the first act and five in the second. A Thurber Carnival was a truly unique play, different from the usu- al school plays in various ways. Scenery and props, which were black and white to represent Thurbers car- tooning, were kept at a mini- mum, most being left up to the imagination of the audi- ence. The costumes, black skirts and tuxes, also por- trayed Thurbers unique style. The feelings of the cast about the play are sumed up in a line from File and For- get which states, “I love it!” ALL SCHOOL PLAYi ALL SCHOOL PLAYi ALL SCHOOL PLAY 'ALL SCHOOL PLAY Members of the cast take a break after a hard practice. Two rookies enjoy the theatre life. PRODUCTION IS SMASHING SUCCESS Word Dance begins play successfully. Heather Sandmann a street wise ‘little girl.’ Mike in the The Last Flow- er. Musicians: Ralph Heibutzki — saxophone, Brian Siewert — electric piano, Mike Nelson — Drums, and Rick Hathcock — Student Director. 85 i JAZZ BAND i •JAZZ BAND� • JAZZ BAND ■ JAZZ BAND. «JAZZ BAND LET US ENTERTAIN YOU . . . Ever take a walk first hour down toward the band room? If not, you might be surprised to hear familiar strains of music floating out to the hall. From oldies like “Undecided,” to more modern tunes like “Carnival,” or “Feelings,” there’s something for everyone. The jazz band practices and performs under the direction of Mr. Tom Mitchell, who has been with the band for the last two years. During the year the group has performed at such places as the Knights of Columbus Auxiliary Group’s annual Christmas Party, LHS Variety Show, Miss Baroda Contest, Jazz Festival, and a Spring Jazz Concert. In addition, the group visited several elementary schools. Throughout the year, the band has also worked on such numbers as “Tribute to the Duke,” “Birdland,” “Gospel John,” and many others. Members of this years Jazz Band include: Dave Goetz, Eric Gustafson, Mike Nelson, Bryan Bythrow, Don Hutter, Wendy Fritz, Jeff Harris, Brian Siewert, Betsy Wright, Shellie Bennett, Kevin Brozovich, Rob Crowder, Ralph Heibutzki, Julius Turk, Brian Wisneski, Steve Collins, Scott Fleisher, Herman Miller, Phil Paarlberg, Renee Surch, Chip Avery, Mike Ernst, Jim Falvey, Scott Franklin, Dave McConomy, and Randy Riepma. PEP BAND PEP BAND PEP BAND PEP BAND PEP BAND PEPS UP BASKETBALL FANS Have you ever noticed where the music was coming from at the basketball games? Mr. Lesser’s Pep Band has provided entertaining and spirited music for every home basketball game. Starting with “Virgin” as the entrance song for the basket- ball players, the pep band plays a number of musi- cal styles ranging from boogies to old-time pop. The pep band has entertained the crowds visually as well as musically with their interesting hats, shirts, ties, and all kinds of goofy outfits. The pep band has provided the games with spirit, enthusi- asm, and high quality music. Pep Band members include: Pat Wozniak, Erik Gustafson, Dave Geotz, Mike Nelson, Mark Verduin, Wendy Fritz, Kellie Klett, Julie Harris, Gayla Ruff, Benita Sokoloskis, Susan Strejc, Laura Laney, Jane Gatchell, Jane Wilkinson, Connie Reinhardt, Elaine Katsulos, Ken Spitzer, Denise Fife, Dean Barnes, Jennifer Eppley, Diane Tungett, Mike Farrington, Kelton Reitz, Dave McConomy, Chip Avery, Kevin Ingwerson, Mike Wermuth, Dennis Horton, Bill Wilkinson, Colleen Friesl, Dan Pinderski, Scott Bodjack, Brian Libs, Dave Reilly, Bob Roden, Steve Collins, Rick Toering, Julius Turk, Brian Wis- neski, Scott Fleisher, Dave Pesko, Cheryl Hoge, Duane Tolsma. Not pictured: Jim Falvey, Wendy Pipenburg, Julie Czech. 87 RESERVE BAND —RESERVE BAND —RESERVE BAND RESERVE BAND “B” AND “C” BANDS COMBINE TO FORM Mr. Mitchell directs both “B” and “C” Bands. Saxes and trumpets play with precision. RESERVE BAND “RESERVE BAND RESERVE BAND RESERVE BAND FIRST DIVISION RESERVE BAND The “B” and “C” Bands, conducted by Tom Mitchell, combined to form the Reserve Band for their concerts and for festival. Throughout the year, the bands spent many hours after school in sectional rehearsals, which resulted in a first division rating at festival. “C” Band members include: Doug Albee, Audra Albright, Mike Baggesi, Dean Barnes, Jill Bernson, Chris Blackburn, Linda Bodjack, Stephanie Bonfoey, Thad Chartrand, Steve Collins, Tim Covington, Rob Crowder, David Diederich, Kim Dixon, Paul Dixon, Tamara Dlouhy, Rudy Eichendorff, Kellie Ersland, Andrea Ford, Rachelle Graziano, Karen Guse, Ed Hild, Theresa Hollis, Jill Irish, Jamie Jaglowski, Laurie Jenkins, Barb Jewell, Laura Jewell, Nancy Krone, Curt Lake, E.R. Lenthall, Kelly Mack, Julie Miller, Leslie Moulds, Linda Porter, Jeff Puckett, Ruth Ridenour, Becky Small, Kathy Smarrella, Laura Smith, Michelle Spalo, Mike Spear, Mona Spitzke, Kevin Splese, Donna Steinke, Randy Story, Randall Toering, Tami Tomasello, Noreen Totzke, Doug Tull, Tim Tungett, Sue Vanderwalle, Irieta Whitright, Brenda Williams, Brian Wolff, Julie Yore, and Debbie Zacha. “B” Band members include: Steve Adair, Laura Barnett, Chris Black, Michelle Boelcke, Kelly Boyle, John Brauchler, Debbie Broadfield, Kellye Bruce, Tammy Buzalski, Cathy Carlsen, Erik Carlson, Melissa Carpenter, Kevin Carr, Carla Clem, Jamie Connell, Deborah Covert, James Dickson, Michelle Faust, Scott Franklin, Laura Frobel, Ronda Gipson, Ronnie Gipson, Kevin Greening, Erik Gustafson, Paula Hoffman, Janet Horton, Frank Isom, John Jarman, Mark Jaske, Lynn Jenkins, Cynthia Kimball, Nicole Klett, Nancy Kniola, Linda Kohn, Michelle Larson, Barbara Lawrick, Maureen Lindenberg, Daniel Loikits, Jeff Mashak, Tracy McGee, Thelma McIntosh, Steve Mead, Kathy Mechtel, Todd Neibauer, Susan Neitzke, Mark Nelson, Laura Ochsner, Amy Odell, Philip Paarlberg, Glen Phillipi, Heidi Radde, Tiffany Reinink, Diane Rice, Rose Riedel, Madonna Rimes, Mark Rochefort, Dawn Rockwell, Sean Rogers, John Sankey, Krista Scheller, Tina Schmitt, Serina Morgan, Kathy Sipes, Michelle Smykal, Jeff Spear, Teresa Spear, David Steinke, Tina Sutherland, Bryan Tilly, Heidi Topping, Hilary Topping, Penny Varney, Rebecca Vida, Jim Vitek, Tonya Wagner, Carrie Wales, Kent Walters, Jeanne Westcott, Michelle White, Tracy Wilson, and Deb Zacha. Randy Story and Erik Gustafson on the beata. CHOIKmwCHOIRi — CHOIR -CHOIR—CHOIR——CHOIR -CHOIR CHOIR IS IN TUNE . . . GIRL’S CONCERT CHOIR First Row: Laurie Kerschbaum, Laura Eversole, Candy Merrill, Kim Neal, Lynda Bur- gess, and Teresa Burgess. Second Row: Debbie Culver, Denise Hood, Denise Horn, Lisa Campbell, Nellie Brister, and Cheryl Nimmo. Third Row: Holly Kurbis, Kelly Cunning- ham, Jamie Bassett, Heather Sandmann, Penny Hoge, Lori Baum, and Debbie Damron. The Chorale and Girl’s Concert Choir have had a busy year. They have performed at the Fall, Christmas, and Spring concerts and have worked hard selling stationery to raise money for different things such as music and new uniforms. They also participated in a field trip to Chicago to see the musical “Annie.” Overall, it was a very successful and productive year. CHORALE CHOIR First Row: Lori Capozio, Donna Polaskey, Michelle White, Mary Weirick, Scott Townley, Jeff Shoen- back, Steve Adair, Brian Keltz, Catherine Callender, Jill Bernson, Stella Sarmiento, and Cathy Wurtz. Second Row: Michelle Boelke, Kim Jeschke, Lisa Welch, Mike Baggesi, Dan Westlake, Rich Oles, J.R. Gambill, Tracy Marsh, Tammy Por, Rosie Reidel, Suzie Woodruff, Kim Pliley, and Juliann Soulliere. Third Row: Mona Spitzke, Diane Rice, Cheri Marshal, Amy Diessel, Deanna Poole, Brenda Williams, Tammy DeMaria, Theresa Bryant, Lisa Bertog, Chris West, Carrie Speed, and Heidi Radde. Fourth Row: Karen Guidice, Missy Dover, Shelly Mattner, Cathy Jenkins, Juanita Lopez, Faith Wallsten, Chris Charleston, Debbie Kasewurm, Kim Overhuel, Tami Mullins, Pamela Bryant, Tami Speed, and Shauna Hartline. Officers: Mary Weirick; president, Michelle White, vice-president, and Dan Westlake; secre- tary. CHOIR First Row: Kim Nielson, Kellie Klett, Diane Newberg, Alice Rosa, Lori Rush, Kathy Bedunah, Terrie Kessler, Ruth Ridenour, Kimm Lucker, and Judy Bradford. Second Row: Kristy Koeppe, Dawn Hetfield, Reyna Lopez, Mike Schadt, Carolyn Pihulic, Phil Eaton, Cheryl Hoge, Mary Reilly, and Kellie Jewell. Third Row: Tracy Lamunion, Tammy Abbott, Jonell Pauls, Sue Woodrick, Mike Bredeweg, Brendt Ayers, Eric Schadt, Dave Smykal, Robin Casey, Eric Righter, Julie Yore, and Kecia Smiley. Fourth Row: Laurie Alexander, Lori Klingspon, Leslie Richwine, Randy Riepma, John Hartwig, Kurt Lake, Mark Wilson, Scott Fleisher, Amy Warner, Jill Gotstein, and Judy Luther. The Concert Choir has had a fun filled and productive year. They performed at the Fall, Christmas, and Spring concerts and held a spot in the Variety Show. They also worked hard selling stationery to raise money for selling new uniforms and music. Along with the field tirp to Chicago to see the musical “Annie,” the choir sang for the Daughters of the American Revolution. Other yearly activities include a performance at Stewart Elemen- tary school, and, to get in the mood for Christmas, the Choir carrolled through the halls of LHS. The Lakeshore Singers is a group open to all high school students who enjoy singing. Their informal practices are usually held on Tuesday nights, and they perform at various concerts. This year they put on a special senior citizen concert around Thanksgiving, and carrolled at the Mall for Christmas. mbCHOIRhmmhCHOIR—iCHOIR CHOIR ——CHOIR———CHOIR . . . FOR ANOTHER YEAR Officers: Alice Rosa; President; Sue Woo- drick; Secretary, and Kellie Jewell; Vice President. First Row: Rus Perrin, and Cheryl Hoge. Second Row: Robin Casey, Mike Baggesi, Diane Newberg, Steve Adair, and Ruth Ri- denour. Third Row: Reyna Lopez, Kellie Jewell, Kristie Price, and Alice Rosa. Fourth Row: Leslie Richwine, J.R. Gam- bill, Terrie Kessler, and Lori Klingspon. Fifth Row: Tracy Marsh, Dan Westlake, and Phil Eaton. 91 FORENSICS FORENSICS——FORENSICS FORENSICS Sitting; John Thomas, Brian Siewert, Javier Sarmiento, Amy Ellingson, Karen Guse, Wendy Piepenburg, Kathy Smarrella. Second Row: Nancy Priebe, Mau- reen Lindenberg, Kathy Bedunah, Kristie Price, Brenda Lyons, Kevin Brozo- vich, Sue Neitzke, Elaine Katsulos. Third Row: Tim Wheeler, Brad Roback, Steve Denton, Jennifer Eppley, Leslie Richwine, Dave Goetz, Phil Eaton, Rick Hathcock, Kathy Porter, Laurie Alexander, Vince Zuber. Fourth Row: Frank Isom, Darren Stemm, Ethan Ray, Eric VanGilder, Eric Pfeil, Heather Sand- mann, Mark Verduin, Dawn Rockwell, Michael Wermuth, Todd Witkowski, Todd Rockwell, Bruce Smith. Fun—Excitement—Work—Action—You’ll get it all in Forensics. The two divi- sions of this competitive club are individual forensics and the one-act play. Many weeks of intense practice went into this years one-act play, the drama, Peer Gynt, which was first performed for a general audience, then for district competition in Jackson. Only one point prevented them from tying for first, yet they were still eligible for the regional competition in Lansing. Once again the cast lost first place by only one point, this time at regional competition. At Central University, the site for state competition, forensics took fifth place. At districts, the acting ensemble and stage crew earned awards of superior. Superior awards were also given to the lighting, costume, and make-up crews at regionals. Excellent marks were awarded to special effects, set and costume design at state competition. Judy Luther received an excellent award in districts and state and a superior in regionals for her part as Woman in Green. An excellent award was also given to Tim Wheeler for his part as Peer Gynt in the regional competition. Other parts are Aase—Kathy Bedunah. Ingrid—Heather Sandmann, Bride- groom—Rick Brown, Groom's mother — Kathy Porter, Solvieg —Nancy Priebe, Solvers family—Rick Hathcock, Jennifer Eppley, and Karen Guse, Troll King—Phil Eaton, Anitra—Elaine Katsulos, Button Moulder—Ralph Heibutzke, Man-in-black—Eric Pfeil, Aslak—David Goetz, and Kari—Leslie Rich- wine. The stage crew also play a very important role behind the scenes in the one- act play competition. Individual forensic competition consist of nine categories which are duo-interpretation, humorous interpretation, serious interpretation, ora- tory, impromtu speaking, extemporaneous, story-telling, multiple interpretation, and radio broadcasting. Ken and Patricia Lindahl are the directors for forensics. AAAA FOURTH YEAR IS A SUCCESS AAAA Solvieg and Helga look on as a fight develops. Aase becomes more frightened as she listens to Peers dangerous adventure. WWWVA Peer relates one of his ’tall tales! Peer asks the Troll King for his daugh- ter’s hand in marriage. —STUDENT COUNCIL — STUDENT COUNCILSTUDENT COUNCIL—STUDENT COUNCIL GOVERNING THE HALLS OF LHS The executive board running a typical Tuesday morning meeting. Advisor; Tom Porter, Treasurer; Mike Wyble, President; Chris Pinderski, Vice-President; Mike Bullard, and Secretary; Michelle Harder. Snack bar worker Rob Wales, the class of ’83 Vice President. Committee chairman — Lana Ramthun Junior Class Representatives, Back row: Rob Wales, Pat McGrath, and Mike Kniola. Front row: Jill Gotstein, Amy Warner, and Lori Arick. Wendy Garlanger working in the snack bar. Sophomore Class Representatives, Back row: Rick Toering, Karen Chapman, and Paul Lucker. Front row: Wendy Garlanger, Tina Franklin, and Nancy Kniola. i hbSTUENT COUNCILh_� mSTUDENT COUNCIL —— STUDENT Senior Class Representatives, Back row: Scott Nelson and Dave Roden. Front row: Kimm Lucker, Lana Ramthun, and Kellie Jewell. Freshman Class Representatives, Back row: Phil Paarlberg, Debbie Henkel, and Erik Gustafson. Front row: Kelley Brugman, Jamie Connell, and Debbe Broad field. The 1981-82 Student Council began their job on the first day of school and continued working vigorously through- out the school year. A great deal of ef- fort and time was demanded from each of the 28 members, who often had to spend time each day to carry out their council responsibilities. The majority of the decisions, however, were made at the 7:00 a.m. meetings each Tuesday morning. The first task for the council was to organize Homecoming ’81. The main responsibility of Lakeshore’s stu- dent government is to assure smooth running of club activities, which is done by approving or disapproving activity request forms (ARF’s). In addition, the council organized 2 academic letter award ceremonies to honor those stu- dents who had acquired a 3.5 grade point average or better for two consecu- tive semesters. Several standing com- mittees kept council members busy all year such as the Publicity Committee, Gifts to the School Committee, and the Student Exchange Program. Although all these committees were created for the benefit of Lakeshore’s student body, the most popular servce is the snack bar which opened daily during lunch and at all home basketball games. 95 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY� —NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY' NHS — TOMORROW’S LEADERS Front: Peggy Sturtz, Alice Rosa, Elaine Katsulos, Kelly Sinkiewicz, Tami Ball, Julie Harris, Nancy Priebe, Michelle Harder, Gayla Ruff. Back: Lorrie Eckel, Jennifer Eppley, Leslie Richwine, Lana Ramthun, Sue Woodrick, Kathy Richardson, Betsy Wright, Brenda Schedler, Alissa Wald, Kathy Porter, Shellie Bennett, Lisa Sorensen. Front: Jim Thomas, Duane Tolsma, Tom Jaworski, Dan Smith, Ken Spitzer, Scott I ausman, Dale Grover. Back: Todd Witkowski, Steve Skwara, Todd Rockwell, Pete Carpenter, Chris Pinderski, Dan Loikits, Chip Avery, Dave Roden. Missing: Mike Groeschel, John Dorn. National Honor Society is an Honorary society comprised of students who are selected on the basis of knowledge, scholarship, character, leadership, and service. The Lakeshore Chapter of NHS is named in memory of Clara L. Myers, who was a local teacher and served the community in many ways. Any student with a 3.25 GPA is academically eligible, and by filling out a form listing extra-curricular activities, community service, and a short essay on why they wish to be a member may apply for membership. After the form is submitted, a committee made up of faculty members meets, reviews the forms and makes the final selection of inductees; who are then pinned by the old members at a special induction. Seated: Cathy Carlsen, Lynn VanPelt, Julie Miller, Kathy Fones, Tracey Kubistal, Nellie Brister. Standing: Mrs. Lane — advisor, Dee Schamow8ke, Cheri Hoffman, Therese Johnston, Linda Vecek, Susie Woodruff, Sherrie Sutton, Julie Dinges, Mrs. Begor — advisor. Above: Cathy works on her typing. Above Right: Tracey enjoys preparing for secretarial work. Right: Sherrie looks forward to a bright future. s E P C R R E E P T A A R R E I E F S 0 R The Future Secretaries of America helps prepare high school students for a career in the secre- tarial field. The members have luncheons where invited guests speakers share their expertise in the many different areas of secre- tarial work. Members also visit lo- cal businesses to look at jobs and work areas. The club raises funds by holding a candy sale and by sponsoring the well-known Valen- tine Telegram sale. The president of the club is Kathy Fones, vice- president — Nellie Brister, secre- tary — Kim Mitchell, treasurer — Julie Miller, and publicity chair man — Lisa Milliken. CROSS-COUNTRY SKI CLUB' CROSS-COUNTRY SKI CLUB CROSS-COUNTRY SKI CLUB — CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS HIT THE TRAILS! I ART CLUB This year’s Cross-Country Ski Club, ad- vised by Mr. Glen Brown, has gotten off to a fantastic start. Every Thursday afternoon approximately ten students ski the trails of Wyndwicke, Grand Mere, or Love Creek. Many members embarked on a fun-filled weekend ski trip to Yankee Springs. This year’s club officers include: Kevin Kuhn, president, Mark Jaske, vice-president, and Julie Miller, secretary-treasurer. The club’s increasing popularity has attracted more members this year, adding enjoyment for all. Think snow ski clubbers! i ART CLUB ' i ART CLUB i i ART CLUB ART CLUB ART CLUB ART CLUB ART CLUB i TALENT — KEY TO ART CLUB’S SUCCESS Back: Tim Newberg, Simon Hoffman, Mark Jaske, Mike Farrington, and Mike Roden. Front: Eric Farrington, Tony Smarrella, Julie Miller, Kevin Kuhn, and Mike Schmaltz. This year’s Art Club, composed of five mem- bers, has a lot of fun creating unique works of art, whether they be crafts or paintings. Spon- sored for the fourth year by Mrs. Rapp, the club’s key to their successful year is talent. Club members include: Monica Burbach, Stephanie Bonfoey, Kelly McGee, Tracey McGee, Wendy Miller, and Tiina Valkama. The group meets each Monday for about an hour and a half to devote time to art and snacking. They also vis- ited the Art Center. Completed artwork in- cludes Christmas ornaments, dip and drape dolls, and needlepoint. Overall, their main ob- jective is to work on what they like best and have fun improving their techniques. Back: Wendy Miller, Tracy McGee, Monica Burbach, and Tiina Valkama. Front: Stephanie Bonfoey and Mrs. Rapp, advisor. Not Pictured: Kelly McGee. 98 CLUB Thi9 years Ger- man club held a Ger- man picnic at Baro- da park in Septem- ber. They also held a Fasching party — a form of Mardi Gra9 in December. Front: Kim Ponton, Heather Sandmann, April Townley (secretary). Middle: Ross Rosentreter, Sue Diederich, Dennis Horton, Linda Porter, Connie Reinhardt, Ludis Langens. Back: Kathy Porter (presi- dent), Kristi Price, Kathy Bedunah (secretary). SPANISH CLUB .GERMAN CLUB. SPANISH CLUB (GERMAN CLUBi PANISH CLUB Back: Brenda Spears, Wendy Garlanger, Joy Hoffmann, Linda Groeschel, Lynn Van Pelt. Middle Kelton Reitz, David Pepperl(secretary), Mike Groeschel(treasurer), Tony Brauchler, Gerald Ernst, Chris Blackburn, Sean Rogers. Front: Mr. Inquilla (advisor), Jim Thomas (president), Tom Jaworski, Steve Nelson. This years Span- ish club held a Span- ish dinner with prof- its from the annual magazine sale. In De- cember, the club held a Spanish Christmas party complete with a pi- nata. The winner of a Spanish Scrabble tournament won a Scrabble game. Dur- ing Spring vacation, 9ome members went to Mexico. Among the activities were a visit to the bull fights, tours of Mexi- co City, and bargain- ing at the markets. SCIENCE CLUB MEDICAL CAREERSSCIENCE CLUB - SCIENCE CLUB™ SCIENCE CLUB EXPLODES WITH NEW DISCOVERIES Front: Kim Pliley, Karen Heibutzki, Back: Mr. Ramthun, Nancy Krone, Duanne Tolsma, Theresa Schroeder. Jacky Racz becomes a new victim as Kim Pliley takes her blood pressure. The Medical Careers Club is designed to study major areas of medicines. These areas may range from veterinary science to optom- etry. This year the club took trips to a hospi- tal lab, a pharmacy and Chicago. The club also works to benefit organizations relative to the medical world. The club has had a bake sale, candy sale, and the annual UNI- CEF fund raisers. Officers are: Theresa Schroeder — Presi- dent, Nancy Krone — Vice President, Peggy Sturtz — Secretary, Karen Faust — Treasur- Back: Tony Pallo, Tony Smarella, Karl Ondraka, Darren Stemm, Chris Pinderski, Eric Pfeil, Rob Doehrer, Mike Farrington, Rick Toering, Scott Ruble, Paul Czech. EXPLORING MEDICINE THROUGH MEDICAL CAREERS er. I don’t hear anything beating in there!’ Officers; President; Scott Ruble, Vice Presi- dent; Mike Farrington, Secretary; Rick Toer- ing, Treasurer; Paul Czech. Mr. Myers, club advisor. VARSITY CLUB VARSITY CLUB .VARSITY CLUB .VARSITY CLUBi Front: Kevin Carr, Laura Ochsner, Kelly Boyer, Kim Faust. Second: Sharie Wolanin, Tim Newberg, Don Sandel, Rob Wales, Derek Siewert. Third: Kirsten Carr, Karla Huebner, Kim Edwards, Elaine Katsulos, Lana Ramthun, Tobey Taylor, Fourth: Mary Reilly, Kellie Jewell, Lisa Burgess, Jill Wenzlaff, Renee Surch, Mary Fowler. VARSITY CLUB ADDS SPIRIT TO LAKESHORE Elaine and Laura actively participate? Emphasizing service to the athle- tic department was the goal of the 1981-82 Varsity Club. At the begin- ning of the year, the spirit committee created a 15 foot banner that read “Red Pride.” This supportive banner was used at athletic games, meets, and tournaments. Members were as- signed to help Mr. Kniola as line judges at home volleyball matches. The club also has a coat check service at basketball games. For the first time, the members ordered white sweaters for their well earned letters. The 1981-82 officers were; President: Joel Graves Doug Myers, Vice-Presi- dent: Doug Myers, Secretary: Kathy Fones, Treasurer: Lorrie Eckel. Joel Graves listens with an open mind. STAGE CREW STAGE CREW 'STAGE CREW STAGE CREW Stage Crew performed it’s job, assisting in the auditorium tech- nical needs, by providing lighting and sound for the many shows held here at LHS. They participated in Variety Show, Musical, Forensics, and All School Play. The Stage Crew also did an outstanding job for the Miss Stevensville Pageant. They raised funds by providing dances, which had great lighting and unusual sound effects. This organization, which is advised by Ken Lindahl, benefited LHS in many ways. Members of the Stage Crew include: Laurie Alexander, Linda Bodjack, Carla Clem, Diana Dlouhy, Phil Eaton, Denise Horn, Phil Klassen, Todd Rockwell, Heather Sandmann, Bruce Smith, Dan Smith, Darren Stemm, Eric VanGilder, Mark Verduin, Mi- chael Wermuth, Todd Witkowski, Mike Zeilke, and Vince Zuber. The Apprentices are: Glen Phillipi, Deanna Poole, Ethan Ray, Dawn Rockwell, and John Thomas. QUIZ BOWL -■ QUIZ BOWL Below: R099 Rosentreter, Dave Pepperl, Wendell Brooks, Tony Bevilacqua, Scott Lausman, Alissa Wald, Leslie Richwine, Tony Dowell. What sport demands lightening-quick relfexes, a broad knowledge from agriculture to zoology, and the ability to take calculated risks? It’s Quiz Bowl! In this battle of the brains, LHS students compete against sixteen area teams for money and a chance to advance to the finals. The year-long tournament is divided into two single elimination semesters and semester champions clash to determine the overall winner. In first semester action, the Lancers were defeated in the first round by Michigan Lutheran who went on to take the title. However, Lakeshore advanced to semi-final competition before being ousted by Ben- ton Harbor in the second semester. “We fought to the end and the end came sooner than we wanted”, said team captain Scott Lausman. MATH CLUB MATH CLUB MATH CLUB MATH CLUB MATH CLUB ADDS ANOTHER GOOD YEAR Front: Dave Gerken, Ted Chen, Mario DiPisa, Mike Groeschel. Back: advisor — Mr. Sotnyk, Ludis Langens, Jeff Tollaksen, Wendell Brooks, and Paul Sisson. The 1981-82 Math Club con- sists of eight, eager-to-learn students, with Mr. Sotnyk as advisor. They meet regularly to study and explore different math activities. This year’s members include: Dave Gerken, Ted Chen, Mario DiPisa, Mike Groeschel, Ludis Langens, Jeff Tollaksen, Wen- dell Brooks, and Paul Sisson. 103 THESPIAN DRAMA CLUB MAKE UP CLUB THESPIAN DRAMA CLUB THESPIAN DRAMA CLUB ACTS IT UP! Pictured: Jill Bemson, Kevin Brozovich, Monica Burbach, Tina Coleman, Steve Denton, Amy Ellingson, Denise Fife, Karen Guse, Rick Hathcock, Frank Isom, Elaine Katsulos, Maureen Lindenberg, Judy Luther, Brenda Lyons, Tod Marsh, Kelly McGee, Tracy McGee, Sue Neitzke, Wendy Piepenburg, Kathy Porter, Linda Porter, Kristie Price, Madonna Rimes, Alice Rosa, Javier Sarmiento, Brian Siewert, Kathy Smarrella, and Noreen Totzke. Not Pictured: Laurie Alexander, Kathy Bedunah, Mike Bredeweg, Rick Brown, Lisa Campbell, Jeanne Conkin, Joel Graves, Karen Heibutzki, Ralph Heibutzki, Jackie Kavanaugh, Lorna Marsh, Chris Nystuen, Amy O’Dell, Paula Pallo, Nancy Priebe, George Puchinsky, Kelly Reed, Rick Stranger, Mary Jo Taylor, Rita Whitright, Brenda Williams, Sharie Wolanin, and Vince Zuber. Club Officers: Leslie Richwine, Phil Eaton, Heather Sand- mann, and Jennifer Eppley. ‘We love you Conrad.’ MAKE-UP CLUB Pictured: Monica Burbach, Tammy Buzalski, Debbie Covert, Becky Gerstenkorn, Jackie Kavanaugh, Ninette Koehler, Nancy Krone, Linda LaLonde, Shelly LaLonde, Juanita Lopez, Reyna Lopez, Kelly McGee, Tracy McGee, Janele Pauls, Theresa Schroeder, Teresa Spear, Mary Jo Taylor, and Sue Whittaker. Not Pictured: Chris Charleston and Karen Heibutzki. 104 Karen work. shows some fancy foot- This year’s The- spian Drama Club, ad- vised by Mr. Ken Lin- dahl, has achieved top- level status through their variety show, musical, and all-school play performances. The LHS Make-up Club has also contributed their efforts, thus promoting the club’s success. With candy sales, a car wash, and a haunted house, club members have raised over one-thou- sand dollars toward their participation in Regional and State Fo- rensic Competitions. This year’s officers in- clude: Phil Eaton, president; Heather Sandmann, vice-presi- dent; Jennifer Eppley, treasurer; and Leslie Richwine, secretary. The Thespian Drama Club has successfully provided entertain- ment for Lakeshore and surrounding communi- ties with their enjoy- able performances. DRIFTER DRIFTER. DRIFTER Editor-in-Chief Laura Callender Assistant Editor Julie Harris Copy Editor Elaine Katsulos News Editor Sarah Niemi Editorial Editor Judy Luther Co-Feature Ralph Heibutzki Ann Vandewalle Co-Sports Tom Mielcarek Scott Nelson Ads Manager Mike Melcher Business Manager Anne Golladay Photo-Editor Eric VanGilder Photographers Bernd Auers Jeff Harris Elaine Katsulos Cartoonists Mark Lytle Laurie Stevens Advisor Mrs. Johns Reporters Bob Bancroft Mike Bullard Tina Coleman Brenda Dorsey Wendy Gidley Jill Bailey Kelly Krieger Mike Lange Mark Lytle Robin Sempert Chris Woodbeck Above: Ann and Mike — “Hardly Working” Above: Mrs. Johns — “Don’t ask me’ THE LAKESHORE DRIFTER Right: The gangs all here! Above: Bren- da’s severe case of Senioritis? Journalism II is a class designed to give students first hand experience of what a jour- nalist’s job is all about, by publishing the school newspaper. The staff does everything from critiquing, justifying, laying out pages and designing advertising. The bi-weekly Lakeshore Drifter is written to inform the students at LHS, as well as the surrounding community, of activities that take place during the school year. Included are editorials written by the students ex- pressing personal opinions about the school. The eight page paper also has two feature pages, two sports pages, and the famous pic- ture page. Two special papers are produced during the school year. One is the Christmas Paper, containing wishes students send to one another, and the other is the memorable Senior Issue, containing the wills and future plans of the graduates. KEY CLUB i KEY CLUB — KEY CLUB ——— KEY CLUB THE KEY TO Senior members: (front) Dave Roden, Chip Avery (back) Brent Metz, Dave Junior members: (front) Eric Nus, Bob Roden, Kevin Kuhn, Dennis Horton, Sipes, Mike Melcher, Pete Carpenter, Eric Pfeil, Chris Pinderski, Doug Jon State, J.S. Sarmiento (back) Pat McGrath, Wendell Brooks, Dave Ger- Myere ken, Dan Pinderski, Jim Falvey, Mike Roden, Brian Libbs, Tony Dowell, Mike Wyble, Paul Czech This years Key Club consisted of 30 members, who participated in many community service ac- tivities. The club began this year by volunteering their services to wash windows at Whitcomb Towers and by co-sponsoring an elementary school Olympics. At Thanksgiving and Christmas they delivered food baskets to area families. The club also raised money for the Salvation Army by ringing bells during the Christmas Holidays. Throughout the year, activities held within the school included: the traditional slave day sale; after game dances and the club’s annual Marathon Basketball Game, which raised money for the Eas- ter Seal Society. The club advisor was Lou Pin- derski. KEYETTES KEYETTES SERVICE IS US KEYETTES KEYETTES Senior members include: Kellie Jewell, Kim Finch, Peggy Sturtz, Ann Vanderwalle, Denise Fife, Laura Laney, Lorrie Eckel, Teri Pratl, Shellie Bennett, Michelle Harder, Lisa Stump, Kim Edwards, Heidi Monteith, and Brenda Schedler. Pictured above: Laura Callender — Vice President, Mrs. Cheek — Advisor, Julie Harris — President, Heidi Topping — Treasurer, and Sarah Niemi — Secretary. In their second year, Keyettes have become one of the strongest and most active clubs in our school due to the support and time given to them by their advisor, Mrs. Sally Cheek. Members started off the year with an Adopt-a-Grandparent program to provide themselves and an elderly person with a new friend. Next the Keyettes par- ticipated in a 48 hour Dance-a-Thon to raise $1500.00 for our Community’s Child Abuse Pro- gram. Other activities over the year included sponsoring the Christmas Dance, Christmas Bell Ringing, window-washing at Whitcomb Tower, the sponsoring of a Hungry Child, and an Olym- pics Day for the elementary schools. Underclass members include: Catherine Callender, Jill Gotstein, Cindy Kimball, Julie Dinges, Sara Stump, Colleen Friesl, Jane Erickson, Amy Schroeder, Elaine Boadfield, Laurie Stevens, June Eastman, Tina Coleman, Judy Harris, Anne Golladay, Cathy Jenkins, Julie Czech, Dawn Hetfield, Amy Warner, Kim Dixon, Kelly Boyer, Deanna Sanke, Nancy Kniola, and Stacy Basham. SKI CLUB iKI CLUB SKI CLUBi The 1982 Downhill Ski Club was a popular activity for many students this past year. The club exceeded 100 skiers ranging from first timers to old pros. Every Thursday the group traveled to Royal Valley Ski Resort with their advisor, Ray Mueller, to have fun- filled evenings of skiing, lessons, and of course sitting around the fireplace. 1. Frank English shows the other side of skiing! 2. Doug Albee has a success- ful jump. 3. Chris Melcher just aced that one! 4. Da- vid Gerken kickin' up the powder. 5. Confident Hei- di Topping. 6. Lowell Korffmacher coming in for a landing. 7. Gayla Ruff skiing like a pro! 8. The Ski Club! JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Pictured front to back: Donna Gore, Judy Bradford, Jim Thomas, Nancy Krone, Ron Womeldrof, Benita Sokoloskis, Lewis Elkins, Tony Wia- trowski, Steve Nelson, Erich Nus. BUSINESS AT ITS BEST JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT The 1981-82 J.A. participants are divided into nine sepa- rate companies composed of students from Lakeshore, LMC, Benton Harbor, Michigan Lutheran, and St. Joseph. Giving these students an opportunity to gain experience and operate in a business atmosphere is the goal of the Junior Achieve- ment organization. During the year, merchandise is produced and sold. Special events such as an Open House and Product Fair are held to promote the sales of their products. J.A. is voluntarily supported by funds from outside businesses, groups, and individuals. On the basis of his individual progress and achievements, Scott Lausman was chosen as the Outstanding Male Achiever, President of the year, and received an Executive Award, which is the highest individual award given. Scott also received a $400 scholarship for college because of his superior job in the J.A. program. Ron Womeldorf received the title of Vice President of Marketing of the year. Another Lakeshore student, Kathy Richardson, won first place in the Best Sales Award Contest. In that contest Scott Lausman won third place. Lakeshore is proudly represented by many active participants in Junior Achievement. Front to Back: Dawn Hoffman, Scott Ruble, Jack Arbanas, Brenda Spears, Jim Dickson, Angie Wells, Tracy McGee, Todd Kohn. First Row: Jessica Martin, Mary Reilly, Nancy Schutz, Sue Lillegard, Dean- na Sankey. Second Row: Kathy Richardson, Holly Wurtz, Michelle Kreiger, Kecia Smiley, Joyce Richter, Chris Lillegard, Beth Smith. Third Row: Scott Lausman, Mike Schmaltz, Scott Summers, Eric Righter, John Sankey, Nan- cy Barber. Judy and Donna are dreaming up a sure selling product. 109 MISS STEVENSVILLE STEVENSVILLE ■■■■■ ■■■ ■MISS STEVENSVILLE™ KELLY KRIEGER CROWNED MISS STEVENSVILLE As the final moment arrives KELLY ANN KRIEGER MISS STEVENSVILLE 1982 On February 6, Kelly Ann Krieger was crowned Miss Stevensville 1982 in the Lake- shore High School Auditorium. “Sing a Song of Seasons” was this year’s contest theme, as a dance routine performed by the 23 contestants began the evening. For the introduction of the contestants, each girl expressed her feelings to- ward her favorite season. During the final sea- son, spring, five finalists were revealed, as the crowning of the Queen and her court began. First and second runners-up respectively were Brenda Dorsey and Terese Johnston. Gayla Ruff was voted Miss Congeniality by fellow contestants. Miss Congeniality, Gayla Ruff MISS BA RODA ■MISS BARODA i .MISS BARODA , i MISS BARODA SUE WOODRICK CROWNED MISS BARODA The nine contestant dance their way into the judges’ hearts. Nancy Priebe, Patty Reisig, Penny Hoge (three of the six finalist ). Penny Hoge is escorted by Greg Eber. Susan Wolanin — second runner-up. ®fie Sge of Snnoceim February 15, 1982 marked the beginning of the reign of Susan Woodrick as the new Miss Baroda. Lori Spilger and Susan Wolanin were named first and second runners-up. Mary Conlin, of Bridgman High School, was selected Miss Congeniality by her fellow contestants. Dressed in old fashioned dresses and petticoats, carrying parasols, the girls performed a can-can number carrying out the theme “The Age of Innocence, 1890 Era.” Other contestants included Nancy Priebe, Patty Reisig, Holly Wurtz, and Patty Schermer. The girls were escorted by Scott Lausman and Greg Eber. Sue began her reign with the words “I hope I can make Baroda as proud of me as I am of it.” Good luck Sue! Lori Spilger — first runner-up. Nancy Priebe smiles warmly at the crowd. SUSAN KAY WOODRICK MISS BARODA 1982 VARSITY CHEERLEADING VARSITY CHEERLEADING VARSITY CHEERLEADING VARSITY’S SPIRIT SHINES! The 1981-82 Varsity Cheerleading squad, ad- vised by Marilyn Nelson, had a very busy and productive year. After the squad was picked in April, the girls immediately began preparing for the summer camps they would be attending. In July, after hard work and determination, the nine girls traveled to Oakland University and tied for Grand Champions of the camp. Taking individual awards were Brenda Dorsey and Lori Arick. At Michigan State in August, the girls again were Grand Champions; with individual awards going to Lori Arick and Michelle Larson. The squad was invited to the Allegan and Berrien County Fairs where they competed with squads from other area schools, and won new uniforms. After the school year started, the girls attended a competition- clinic at Western Michigan University, once again receiving first place. Throughout the year, the Varsity Cheerleaders cheered for all the football and basketball games, sponsored fund raisers, held team dinners, and made signs, posters and shields. The girls prac- ticed 3-5 hours a week and also spent time plan- ning pep assemblies. Overall, their year was spent supporting our athletes and raising the fantastic Lakeshore school spirit!! :r i U- vSSfcV.. , j - • M. L. A|: 5 V 'Ll ii Top Left: Heidi and Michelle execute a split-catch. Left: The tension builds for an impor- tant basket. Right: Julie has spirit! 112 VARSITY CHEERLEADING Left: The cheerleaders cheer the basketball team on to win the district trophy. Right: Brenda cheers for the football team on a crisp Fri- day night. Below: The girls fire up the fans at the Homecoming pep assembly with their awesome “high arm” mount. First Row: Kimm Lucker, Michelle Larson, and Heidi Topping. Second Row: Brenda Dorsey, Kathy Fones, Lisa Miller, Lori Arick, Kellie Jewell, and Julie Yore. VARSITY CHEERLEADING VARSITY CHEERLEADING JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADING JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADING Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Karol Clem, Cheri Florian, Joy Hoffmann, Shelly Graziano, Carrie Wales, Anne Gain, and Karen Clem. JL This year’s Junior Varsity Cheerleading Squad, advised by Shelia Friske, was superior in every way. Their spirit and talent came shining through when they captured the titles of Grand Champion and most congenial squad at ICF (International Cheerleading Foundation). They also received several ribbons for their outstanding cheering ability as well as a spirit award. Karen and Karol Clem received special cheerleading honors by being awarded ribbons for individual leadership. On October 3, 1981, the squad captured first place at the Western Michigan University annual cheerleading competition. The squad keeps busy throughout the year by cheering at all J.V. football and basketball games. They showed their support by selling programs at all Varsity home football games, and taking part in pep assemblies to help maintain that fantastic LHS school spirit. W 'V Joy shows her Lancer Spirit! I t Left: Cheri raring to go! Above: Anne having a good time! r «% 114 Shelly cheering the team to victory! FRESHMAN CHEERLEADING FRESHMAN CHEERLEADING FRESHMAN CHEERLEADING G O The Freshman Cheer- leaders did a terrific job this year at the many ball- games and competitions that they were at. The squad took a first place win in competition at Western Michigan Uni- versity, and a second place at Coldwater. Their par- ticipation gave them lots of idas, which they put into use during the foot- ball and basketball sea- sons. The Freshman coach this year was Cathy Weir- ick. Let’s Go Mary and Leah! Heidi Albrecht, Leah Kretchman, Mary Weirick, Shelli Hasse, Tina Berghoff, Kim Jeschke, Tina Schmitt. L E T ’S G O F R O S H Beat ’em Now! 115 POM PONS iPOM PONS POM PONS POM PONS POM PONS LANCERETTES SHINE AT THE SILVERDOME!! Joan Vivardo and Mindy Adkins in the Little Girls’ Routine. Lisa Nelson representing the squad as Miss Badgerette 1981. One of the many formations performed on the Pistons floor. Mr. Mrs. Adler with the Silverdome Tro- phy! It’s a long way to the Silverdome! Front: Lisa Burgess, Kelly Krieger, Julie Korican, Ann Wester- beke, Chris Hanson, Jill Wenzlaff, Sarah Niemi, Joan Vivardo. Middle: Jill Sisson, Laurie Kershbaum, Lisa Sorensen, Mi- chelle Harder, Jan Sis- son, Lori Notaro. Back; Lori Spilger, Debbie Geary, Cheryl Howard, and Lisa Nelson. 116 The 1981-82 Pom Pon Squad achieved great success and notori- ety this past season in return for their many long hours of hard work. The season began with prepara- tion for camp at Albion College. Each day the squad learned rou- tines and competed. The Lancer- ettes returned home with first and second place ribbons. After camp, the squad prepared for Homecom- ing and held their annual Mum Sale. The time passed quickly and soon basketball season arrived when the girls performed at the home games and also the St. Joe and Coloma away games. In addi- tion to preparing for the games, ten squad members attended State Competition and returned home with fifth place. Next on the agenda was the annual Little Girls’ Routine where each pom pon girl performed with a little girl between ages five and ten. Finally, to top off the season, the Lancerettes attended a Pom Pon Competition at the Silver- dome in Pontiac. First, the girls competed against twelve squads and were eligible to return by placing among the top four. Two weeks later they returned and took fourth place among a total of forty squads! A trophy was pre- sented along with a trophy for traveling the farthest distance. The graduating Seniors on the 1981-82 squad are pictured on page 116 in sweaters. The officers for the year were Lisa Sorensen — Captin, Jill Wenzlaff — Secretary, Chris Hanson — Treasurer Julie Korican — Album Keeper, and Ann Westerbeke — Record Keep- er. The squad was coached by Mrs. Debbie Adler. — POM PO S POM PONS Ann Westerbeke, Chris Hanson, and Laurie Kcrschbaum in a kick ripple. POM PONS POM PONS POM PONS EQUESTRIANS BOWLING EQUESTRIANS BOWLING RIDING THROUGH A SUCCESSFUL YEAR Front: Michelle Faust, Karen Chapman, Second: Leah Kretchman, Karen Fauat, Tiffany Schalon, Jill Bailey, Back: Jacky Racz, Robin Frakes, Erin Righter. Not Pictured: Michelle White, Tina Berghoff. The Equestrians competed with fifteen other schools this year, putting up with weather which always seemed to be against them. Competition is divided into A and B divisions — A being the larger, to which Lakeshore belonged. The girls participated in three meets ranging in classes from Western to Speed and Versitility. The team was led by the outstand- ing leadership of Erin Righter who Coach Olsen considered as team captain and said, “She was like my right arm, she really helped me.” THE BOWLING TEAM ROLLS TO VICTORY Scott Summers 235 Kevin Knitter 215 The Lakeshore Bowling Team is a scratch team (no handicap) which bowls on Mondays from 4:00 to 6:00 at Blossom Lanes. The team bowls against St. Joseph, Coloma, Eau Claire, Benton Harbor, and Lake Michigan Catholic. SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SCORES SCORES FALL SC°RES for SCORESi 1982 SCORESi iSCORES BOY’S CROSS COUNTRY LHS 0 St. Joseph LHS 14 Coloma LHS 6 River Valley LHS 0 Dowagiac h LHS 3 LMC LHS 7 Buchanan j LHS 0 Watervliet 1 LHS 32 Lakeview B LHS 19 Benton Han5oi FRESHMAN FOOTB GIRL’S TENNIS 0 Three Rivers 3 South Haven 0 St. Joseph at. josepi Holland Niles Allegan St. Joseph Portage Central South Hagen LHS 12 Coloma LHS 28 Benton Harbor LHS 0 Dowagiac LHS 13 Mattawan LHS 20 Buchanan LHS 0 Bridgeman J.V. LHS 18 St. Joseph k LHS 18 Benton Harfkr J.V. FOOTBALL LHS 8 St. Joseph 28 LHS 0 Buchanan 14 LHS 6 Coloma 24 LHS 6 River Valley 7 LHS 8 LMC 0 LHS 38 Watervliet 0 LHS 0 Lakeview 0 LHS 6 Benton Harbor 34 LHS 0 LHS LHS LH6 LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS 31 I 24 15 19 20 23 18 27 m 25 23 21 19 15 22 21 24 Brandvwine 26 St. Joseph 33 Benton Harbor 49 Watervliet , 44 Niles 41 Buchanan 35 Coloma 43 St. Joseph 28 mm 46 Edwardsburg River Valley ' ” Coloma 40 Dowagiac Bridgman LMC Dowagiac Niles GIRL’S CROSS COUNTRY LHS Won Benton Harbor LHS St. Joseph LHS 31 Coloma LHS 34 Buchanan LHS 39 Benton Horbor LHS 31 Edwardsburg LHS 29 River Valley LHS 28 Coloma LHS 0 LMC LHS 15 Dowagiac Won GIRL’S VARSITY BASli LMC Benton Harbor Niles Portage Northern South Haven Cassopolis 'oloma •nton Harbor luchanan liver Valley Cassopolis ricksburg tloma |t. Joseph wagiac ittle Creek Pennfielcl wagiac Niles Dowagiac (District) St. Joseph (District) GIRL’S J.V. BASKETBALL LHS LHS 45 32 LMC 27 25 LHS 44 Niles 33 LHS 27 Portage Northern 15 LHS 55 South Haven 11 LHS 37 Cassopolis 28 LHS 51 MLHS 36 28 Coloma 13 LHS 24 Benton Harbor 39 42 Buchanan 34 LHS 50 River Valley 24 41 Cassopolis 22 LHS 41 Vicksburg 17 42 Coloma 32 41 St. Joseph 31 62 Dowagiac 22 38 Battle Creek Pennfield 27 LHS 38 Dowagiac 20 LHS 45 Buchanan 25 LHS 39 Niles 35 LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS GOLF Dual Matches River Valley Bridgman Benton Harbor Bridgman Benton Harbor USED Dowagiac GLK MA I TRIANGLE MATCHES ma ndywine k-burg er Valley 176 147 220 176 211 180 184 202 178 188 MIXT IRE OF VARSI TY ID J.V. N MATCH JAMBOREES LHS at Buchanan LHS at Cjoraa LHS at LHS at 18 Hole Events nal Midwest Invitational Mattawan Invitational Regional 172 161 162 153 333 336 301 315 SCORES SCORES GIRL’S VARSITY VOLLEYBALL LHS 15-2, 15-12 LHS 15-2, 15-4 LHS 15-5, 15-1' LHS 15-8, 15-9 LHS 15-7, 15-7 LHS 15-4, 15-7 LHS 15-0, 15-5 . LHS 15-2, 15-5 LHS 13-15, 5-15 [ LHS 15-6, 15-7 LHS 15-3, 15-8 LHS 15-8, 15-1 LHS 15-0, 15-6 LHS 16-14, 15 9 LHS 13-15, 9-15 LHS 15-5, 15-9 LHS 15-8, 15-2 LHS 15-8, 15-8 LHS 15-2, 15-5 LHS 15-1, 15-12 LHS 15-9, 10-15, 17-15 DISTRICTS LHS 15-9, 9-15, 15-10 LHS 15-4, 15-9 LHS 6-15, 15-5, 15-12 REGIONALS us Dowagiac Three Rivers St. Joe River Valley Coloma Edwardsburg Buchanan Portage Northern Haven lis iver Valley lanan rien Springs randywine iton Harbor Coloma Paw Paw Dowagiac Berrien Springs Sturgis Comstock St. Joe Premo G.R. F nt R. Forest Hills Northern Fenton I tie Creek eview VARSITY WRESTLING Dual Meets 54 LMC New Prairie Portage Norther Buchanan Jackson Parkside Battle Creek Lakevii Three Rivers Benton Harbor Vicksburg Edwardsburg St. Joseph East Kentwood Kalamazoo Central Plainwell Portage Central Gull Lake Niles Berrien Springs Dowagiac Tournaments Lakeshore Invitational Niles Invitational Holland Invitational County Tournament Conference Tournament District Regional State LHS 15-6, 15-2 Cassopolis LHS 15-5, 15-4 Three Rivers |HS 15-6, 15-9 St. Joe (hs 15-6, 15-3 River Valley (hs 15-13, 15-6 Edwardsburg |hs 15-5, 15-0 Coloma LHS 15-4, 15-1 Buchanan Ihs 15-8, 15-4 South Haven Ihs 8-15, 8-15 Portage Northern Ihs 15-11, 15-6 Cassopolis LHS 15-12, 15-9 River Valley LHS 15-10, 15-3 Dowagiac LHS 14-16, 15-5, 16-9 Berrien Springs LHS 15-0, 15-3 Brandywine LHS 15-11, 4-15, 6-15 Benton Harbor LHS 17-15, 10-15, 15-9 Coloma WRES Niles L.M.C. New P Benton Dowagi Lake Portage Portage N rt hern Dowagi ac Three River. Benton Harbor] East Kentwood Niles Buchanan J.V. BOY’S BASKETBALL LHS 35 Grand Haven 38 LHS 48 Otsego 31 LHS 67 Cassopolis 43 LHS 46 Coloma 29 LHS 43 River Valley 26 LHS 35 New Prairie 34 LHS 48 Dearborn Divine Chjild 54 LHS 59 St. Joe 46 LHS 48 Portage Central 47 LHS 39 Portage Northern LHS 57 Dowagiac 48 LHS 66 South Haven 37 LHS 57 Coloma 34 LHS 47 Buchanan 43 LHS 38 Buchanan 57 LHS 48 St. Joe 39 LHS 54 Dowagiac 37 LHS 49 L.M.C. 45 LHS 44 Niles 46 LHS 69 Cassopolis 52 VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL ■VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL Steve Hadaway and Coach Price give Scott Gelander advice. Andy Graham tries to break away with the help of Kregg Kiel. Front Dave Williams, Magnus Ojert, Joe Solari, Jeff Hunter , Steve Hadaway, Ed Norkus, Dan Keane, Don Sandel, Andy Graham, Jeff Wagonmaker. Second Barry Gidley, Jeff Haynes , Randy Crowe, Mike Oswald, Rob Wales, Scott Gelander, Steve Skwara, Mike Smith, Roy Rodriquez, Rick Pitts. Third Bob Bancroft, Doug Myers, Kevin Wilson, Steve Berndt, Tod Kretchman, Mike Gagliardo, Scott Ziebarth, Kregg Kiel, Pat McGrath. Fourth Mark Waldmann, Brian Curneal + , Phil Ridenour, Mark Martin, Darren Stemm , Bryan Burnett , Bart Higgins + , Todd German, Steve Eagle, Bob Small. Fifth Greg O’Dell, Ken Kastner , Bill Anderson , Ken Gerken, Bill Neidlinger , Bob Fernau , Dave Gore, Tim Doolan, Dean Clem, Dave Hagenauer. Top John LaLonde, Dave Pepperl, Brian Keltz, Tim Farrow, Ron Patzer, Chuck Salvano, Dave Price, Dave Turley, Mike Zinkil, Dan Tinkey, Rahn Rosentreter, Joel Graves, ‘completed season as J.V. + did not complete season. The 1981 Varsity Football season proved to be one of ups and downs. Senior experience combined with junior enthusiasm made for a rewarding campaign. Although all of the team goals were not attained; much was accom- plished in installing offensive and defensive philosophies. Desire and determination were two key words of the ‘81’ squad. These traits were illustrated best in the Homecoming victory over Buchanan and the total domination of the previously unbeaten Lakeview team. Although team honors are always placed above individual ones, there were many post-season tributes heaped upon the 81 Lancers. Steve Skwara was selected as Most Valuable Player; Jeff Wagonmaker, Most Improved and Offensive Player of the season; Phil Ridenour, Defensive Player of the season. All-Blossomland Conference perform- ers were Scott Gelander, Mike Gagliardo, Phil Ridenour, Dean Clem and Jeff Wagonmaker. All-Berrien County Players; elected by a panel of the sixteen coaches county-wise; were Steve Skwara and Dave Williams. Jeff Wagonmaker was also elected as the WSJM player of the week for his 121 yards rushing in the win over Buchanan. P U-CiL 122 Kregg Kiel receives new strategy from Coach Salvano. First Varsity victory for Head Coach Price at LHS. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL i 'JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL' Let’s Go Coach Zinkil! Brian breaks through the line! You tell ’em, Earl! 124 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Did Bill ever make it through the line? Front: Mike Sarola, Roger Swierbut, Bill Weirick, Earl Koch, Dennis Lee, Brian Richardson, Grant Gilreath. Second row: Eric Nus, Brian True, Tony Wiatrowski, Rick Pitts, Ted Lausman, Jeff Myers, John Hartwig, Reagen Mathews, Third row: Brian Curneal, Bryan Burnett, Brent Arndt, Dean Driscoll, Rob Dorr, Todd Tiefenbach, Mike Gacki, Coach Zinkil, Coach Turley. With a 2 win, 6 loss and 1 tie record the JV season was short on victory celebrations, but they did put together a season of personal accomplishments by many players. The team coach provided a list of these successes. Brian Richard- son, Tom Simpson, Bill Weirick, Dean Driscoll, John Hartwig and Reagan Mathews were examples of strong tack- lers. Rushers were Brian Richardson, Earl Koch, Erich Nus, and Tom Simpson. Passers were Roger Swierbut and Mike Sarola. Rob Doehrer and Mike Gacki completed this list of successful players as they received recognition as receivers. Go IV Freshmen Football Freshmen Football Freshmen Football Freshmen Football Front Row: Chris Lewis, Jim Tetzlaff, Jason DeVoir, Chris Summers, Gerald Ernst, Eric Lee, Jeff Schoenbach, Scott Townley, Mike Teal. Second Row: Sean Rogers, Ed Hild, Dave Keane, Jr. Gambill, Steve Schaecher, Joe Reilly, Tom Rivette, Bobby Brister. Third Row: Tracy Marsh, Scott Duncan, Kent Ketchman, John Neal, Paul Dixon, Darren McNeese, Todd Niebauer, Jeff Chappell, Billy Brister. Top Row: Assistant Coach Tim Farrow and Head Coach Rahn Rosentreter. Not pictured, Jim Small. FRESHMEN SHOW PROMISING FUTURE The Lancer freshmen football team performances gave hope for a promising future. The team was coached by Rahn Rosentreter and Tim Farrow. The coaches felt that the members of the team showed outstanding sportsmanship and team character, and they could of- fer excitement and continuation of the fine football tradition at LHS. The Lancers started the season slowly, but finished strong with a 4-4 record. A last second loss, to rival St. Joseph and a strong Bridgman junior varsity team combined to end the 500 season. The Lancers did have impressive victories over Buchanan and Ben- ton Harbor. Key offensive per- formers were: Chris Summers, Jim Small, Bobby Brister, Kent Ketchman, Jr. Gambill, and Dar- ren McNeese. Key defensive per- formers were; Joe Reilly, Dave Keane, Jim Tetzlaff, N. Gambill, Bobby Brister, Jason DeVoir, and Scott Duncan. GIRLS BASKETBALL iGIRLS BASKETBALL GIRLS BASKETBALLi 3rd YEAR CONFERENCE CHAMPS Girls Varsity Basketball captured their third consecutive Blossomland Conference title this year. The talented “Jim’s Dandies” ended the season with a 17-5 record, losing only to St. Joe and Class A schools, Benton Harbor and Niles. At the start of the season, the Lakeshore girls became runners-up in the Twin City Tournament, first conquering LMC and then losing to Benton Harbor by 6 points. During district finals the team demolished Dowagiac 37-19, but then was defeated in a tough match against St. Joe, 37-40. By the end of the season 977 points were scored by the girls. During the South Haven game our Lancers displayed outstanding offensive and de- fensive technique. The Lancers scored their season high of 66 points while only allowing South Haven 10 points. The team also prevented their opponents from scoring any points during three different quarters. Co- captain Lorrie Eckel was the team’s leading scorer with 207 points. Senior Laura Laney accumulated 138 points, while Mary Fowler, junior, scored 133 points. Renee Surch led the team in assists with 60. Surch also set the seasons record with 59 of the 540 steals. Mary Fowler stole 8 of the 48 steals during the Battle Creek Pennfield game. Co-captain Laura Laney, leading rebounder, grabbed 12 rebounds in the Niles game, her individual high. Seniors Lorrie Eckel and Laura Laney were selected to play on the First Team of the 1981 Blossomland Conference League. Juniors Missy Aiken, Mary Fowler, and Renee Surch played on the second team. Lana Ramthun and Karla Huebner both received honorable mention. The team elected Mary Fowler and Renee Surch as the 1982-83 co-captains. Laura Laney grabbed 12 rebounds in Niles game Sue Lillegard jumps for the rebound Warming the bench — Tobey, Kim K., Kim E., and Sue 126 Coach Maier celebrated 50th win at Dowagiac GIRLS BASKETBALL' GIRLS BASKETBALL GIRLS BASKETBALL “JIM’S DANDIES” IN ACTION Junior Karla Huebner received honorable Lorrie Eckel, leading scorer with 207 points mention Missy Aiken, individual game high of 22 points Kim Edwards leads the team onto the court Kim Klus playing tough defense Front: Kirsten Carr, Kim Klus, Dan Tinkey — Trainer. Tobey Taylor, and Renee Surch. Middle: Sue Lillegard. Kim Edwards, and Mary Fowler. Standing: Karla Huebner, Judy Harris, Missy Aiken. Coach — Jim Maier, Laura Laney, Lana Ramthun, and Lorrie Eckel. - : 5 tV GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ‘GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FUTURE PROSPECTS FOR NEXT YEARS VARSITY Front Row: Wendy Garlanger, Tina Franklin, Stella Sarmiento, Lori Phelan, Catherine Callendar, Kellye Bruce. Second Row: Manager; Ronnie Kenriech, Lisa Cockrell, Stephanie Kellye Bruce. Second Row: Manager; Ronnie Kenriech, Lisa Cockrell, Stephanie Hersh, Karla Hartline, Ronda Gipson. Third Row: Kelly Brugman, Celeste Fuzak, Carol Mensinger, Stacey Arney. Back Row: Faith Wallsten, Coach Craig Warner, and Sara Gifford. Wendy Garlanger drives for two. Kellye Bruce drives toward the basket. Bench Warmers. Tina Franklin recovers the ball. The 1981 Lakeshore Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Team enjoyed another fine season at 19-1. Their only loss was to Benton Harbor. The team won the Blossomland Conference Championship and also were the Tri-City Tournament Champs. Carol Mensinger ended her season with a total of 245 points and an average of 12.2 points per game. Other leading scorers were Wendy Garlanger with a total of 223, Tina Franklin with 99, and Karla Hartline with 91 points total. The whole team had a great season with the help of their coach; Craig Warner. VARSITY GOLF VARSITY GOLF VARSITY GOLF 'VARSITY GOLF ing, The golf team started the season with high expecta- tions. After winning a Regional in 1980 and having four starters return- the season started slowly. Three weeks of competition occurred before the first score was posted, which showed their awesome ability. At Edwardsburg they shot 153 total. Two weeks later in the confer- ence tournament they shot a conference and school record of 310. Their 152 total on both the front nine and back nine broke the previous school record of 158 at Wyndwicke. Derek Siewert shot even par 71 to lead the golfers. Next, they won the Mattawan invitational with a tournament record 301. The previous record had been 326. Rob Ford was the medalist of the tourney with a even par 72 which broke the record of 73. Following that success they broke the school record of 152, which was set during the conference meet, by shooting a 148 on the front nine against Dowagiac at Wyndwicke. Rob Ford shot a one under 35, Derek Siewert posted even par 36, Dan Loikits 38 and Soctt Nelson 39. It was during that streak that Todd Wit- kowski recorded a hole in one on the 7th hole. The golf team had it all together going into the Regional. They shot an excellent 315 with Rob Ford tieing for medalist with a two over par 73. They beat the second place team by 10 strokes. But then the golfing season came to a sudden stop when two golfers inadvertently walked on the course and the team was disqualified. This team will forever have a place in Lakeshore’s sports history. To Seniors Rob Ford, Dan Loikits, Scott Nelson, Todd Witkowski and Junior Derek Siewert a job well done. This group of athletes won four consecutive Blossomland Conference tournaments and championships, the Mattawan In- vitational, two Regionals and broke or tied 13 all time school records. Above: Rob records his score. Above right: Todd shows off his mean swing. Left: A huddle in golf? Above: John and Derek discuss their strategies. Right: Derek shows intense concen tration. 'JUNIOR VARSITY GOLF1 JUNIOR VARSITY GOLF' JUNIOR VARSITY GOLF j u N I 0 R V A R S 1 T Y G O L F 130 Standing: Phil Barricklow, Scott Kapp, Wiley Payne, Mark Nelson, Paul Graefen, Scott French, Coach Norm Lambert. Kneeling: Tom Nelson, Jeff Dorn, Ken Pendley, Kevin Knitter, Marc Williams, and Chris Ives . SCORE t A IRON .£ twvNDW'CK0 | C? TRAP gqlFCART V S iFANS FANS ™ ™FANS mmmFANS FANS—FANS NO TEAM IS COMPLETE WITHOUT ITS FANS GIRLS TENNIS GIRLS TENNIS GIRLS TENNIS iGIRLS TENNIS TENNIS . . . LAKESHORE’S SMASHING SPORT Front: Jamie Connell, Sharie Wolanin , Nikki Kletf, Jill Bailey , Tracy Eggleston , Kim Foust , Teri Pratl. Back: Ann Vandewalle, Brenda Schedler , Tiina Valkama, Robin Sempert, Amy Warner , Laurie Alexander, Kelly Boyer , Kim Dixon , Coach Skwara. Missing: Julie Murphy . ( 1981 letter winners.) Coach Skwara has coached girls tennis for three years. 132 The 1981 tennis team boasts ten letter winners this year and two returning — Jill Bailey and Tracy Eggleston. The team also got some unexpected, yet welcome help from transfer students Julie Murphy and Brenda Schedler. Senior Terri Pratl and Finnish exchange student Tiina Valkama played exhibition this year. Just in its third year, the tennis team had a rough season of rebuilding and ended with a 1-8 record. In the first singles flight at the Allegan Invitational Tourna- ment, Tracy Eggleston won a second place medal. Brenda Schedler won a third place medal in the fourth singles flight at the same tournament. Although the team will lose four seniors, Tracy Eggleston, Brenda Schedler, Terri Pratl and Tiina Valkama, they are looking forward to a good season next year. The coach, Mrs. Skwara, feels that the team was coming on strong at the end of the year and shows much potential for the future. 1. Kelly Boyer and Kim Dixon 2. Tracy has been a starter for three years. 3. Coach Skwara said, Amy is a good net player.” 4. Tiina Valkama 5. Sharie Wo- lanin 6. Brenda’s individual re- cord is 8-3. 7. Jill won a letter two years in a row. 8. Julie played on the second singles team. GIRLS TENNIS GIRLS TENNIS GIRLS TENNIS GIRLS TENNIS BOYS CROSS COUNTRY BOYS CROSS COUNTRYmmwDOYS CROSS COUNTRY Back: Coach Brown, Mike Farrington, Steve Klassen, Mike Schmaltz, Tim Newberg, Pete Carpenter, Front: John Thomas, Kevin Carr, Kevin Kuhn, Steve Collins, Eric Farrington The guys are always clowning around! Coach Brown takes time to explain the course. The boys cross country team, coached by Glenn Brown, had an outstandingly successful season. Number one runner Pete Carpenter (team cap- tain) led the way as the team finished the season with a 15-1 record. The boys also placed 1st in the Centerville Invitational and were victorious Con- ference Champions. Two harriers ran at the state meet held at Oxford. Pete Carpenter and Mark Jaske, placed 19th and 73rd respectively. Carpen- ter also set a new school record during the season, for a 5k of 16:13. Varsity Letters were awarded to the top nine runners, Pete Carpenter, Mark Jaske, Tim Newberg, Simon Hoffman, Mike Farrington, Eric Farrington, Mike Schmaltz, Kevin Kuhn, and Kevin Carr. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY iGIRLS CROSS COUNTRY GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY1 Front: Tami Ball, Chris Lillegard, Mary Reilly, Heidi Monteith, Elaine Katsulos, Back: Coach Begor, Anne Carpenter, Jill Irish, Leann Bradley, Cathy Weirick, Kathy Richardson, Laura Oschner Amusing signs along the course keep the runners going. This sign is at the bottom of a very steep hill. Conference Co-Champions The girls cross country team had a very successful year under the direction of Mrs. Gloria Begor. The girls started training officially during August, but had also been running together during the summer vacation months. Many girls ran over 200 miles during the sum- mer running, but the hard practices paid off, when the girls placed 3rd at the Sturgis Invitational, and tied for the Conference Championship. Varsity letters were awarded to the top seven runners, Benita Sokoloskis, Leann Bradley, Anne Carpenter, Mary Reilly, Chris Lillegard, Elaine Katsulos and Laura Oschner. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL———VARSITY VOLLEYBALL—VARSITY VOLLEYBALL V-BALL SHOOTS TO SECOND IN STATE!!! For the second consecutive year, Lakeshore’s varsity vol- leyball team traveled to the state tournament to engage in the last game of the season. This contest proved to be the ultimate confrontation as the Lancers, ranked second in the final Associated Press poll, faced 1 ranked Battle Creek Lakeview. Throughout the year, however, the girls had pre- pared for just such a match. For many, preparation began in July and August at Sport Camp International’s volleyball camp — one of the world’s finest. There, they practiced over 9 hours daily under the direction of collegiate, Olympic, and national team coaches and players. The team was officially selected in November and began training immediately — running laps, pumping iron, serving, setting, hitting, and throwing their bodies to the floor. In the weeks of practice, the 12 athletes became united through a sense of discipline and determination. A rugged pre-tournament schedule developed the exper- ience and consistency necessary to play with the state’s fin- est. Highlights in their 31-7 season included a perfect 7-0 conference record with Lorrie Eckel, Kim Edwards, and Lana Ramthun named all-conference players. In tournament play, the Lancers fared 2nd, 4rth, and 3rd at Berrien Springs, Lake Michigan College, and South Haven respectively. Six of their seven losses came at the hands of future state cham- pionship teams. The season’s climax occured during the last game as Lakeshore became the first southwestern Michigan team to defeat powerful Berrien Springs. The three-game thriller, 15-10,10-15,17-15, lasted nearly three hours. It was the perfect warm-up for districts. Districts, held at Sturgis, provided much pressure for last year’s champions. But the Lancers relaxed enough to squeak past determined Sturgis, coast over Comstock, and edge past St. Joe, 6-15, 15-5, 15-12, for the trophy. At Regionals, they gained a title birth by downing Fremont and later came from 1 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL' VARSITY VOLLEYBALL' behind with championship style, to conquer Grand Rapids Forest Hills Northern. The effort was summed up by Fre- mont’s defeated coach who stated: “It’s not how good you are, but how consistant, and when you’re both good and consistant, you really have the edge.” In Howell, the Lancers spent three games clearing Fen- ton’s hurdle in semi-final final competition. The final match was a series of fluxuating momentum with Battle Creek La- keview enjoying the last spurt. It was an emotional event as the Lancers allowed an 11-8 lead to slip away in the deciding game to come up just short of the state championship. Still, the girls can be proud of their runner-up status. This season, they surprised no one, but struggled, fought, and earned each and every point. ■■ VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 1 4 COACH’S COMMENTS This was undoubtedly the best volleyball team Lakeshore has ever had. I attribute this to the following: physically and mentally talented players, excellent leadership from our sen- iors, particularly co-captains Lorrie Eckel and Lana Ramthun, good depth, and a winning attitude both on and off the court. The pressure of being the defending State Champion was very intense for all of us. Everyone was out to get Lakeshore this year! To make it to the state finals again required mental toughness, a singleness of purpose, and dedication to the sport and to each other. As a coach I could not ask a team to make a bigger contri- bution to a sport than these players have made. These sen- iors have made Lakeshore a respected state power in volley- ball in the last two years, and their absense will be greatly felt. I am very proud to have been associated with this group. They were a pleasure to work with, and I wish them contin- ued success in their endeavors. r VARSITY VOLLEYBALL VARSITY VOLLEYBALL VARSITY VOLLEYBALL MEET THE PLAYERS 11 DARCY DUSTIN: 5’9”, hitter, (Senior). “Nothing can equal the feeling of striving for a goal, especially when nu- merous amounts of people are striving along with you. Team- work, teamwork, teamwork was our strength. 12 LORRIE ECKEL: 5’8”, setter, (Senior), All-confer- ence player. “I wish everyone had the chance to experience the extreme excitement of playing in the state finals. Through it, we learned more about ourselves and the entire team.” 13 SUE WOODRICK: 5T0”, hitter, (Senior). “We held together and kept our eyes on our goal — the state champion- ship. Although we fell just short of it, I think we gave it our all. It was a season I’ll never forget.” 15 LANA RAMTHUN: 5T0”, hitter, (Senior),All-confer- ence and All-state player, Most valuable. “I feel our contin- ued success was due to 1) a knowledgeable intelligent, de- manding coach, 2) hard work by each individual team mem- ber, and 3) an unrelenting will to win. I hope we hae set a trend for Lakeshore.” 1 TAMI BALL: 5T”, setter, (Senior). “We adopted the phrase ’a quitter never wins and a winner never quits.” and stuck by it ’till the very end. Therefore, our hard work was rewarded not only by what we got out of it, but by what we became through it.” 2 KARLA HUEBNER: 5’7”, hitter, (Junior). “The strength of this year’s team came from the excellent coaching and the talent and leadership of the senior members. 3 TOBEY TAYLOR: 5’6”, hitter, (Junior). “What amazed me is that we kept improving. We peaked just at the right time and every- one just kept getting better.” 5 LINDA GLAVACH: 5’4”, defensive specialist, (Junior). “I real- ly enjoyed everyone on the team. They’re all great and I found myself looking forward to each practice. It’s the true meaning of a team effort.” 6 RENEE SURCH: 5’5”, defensive speacialist, (Junior). “We had our share of upsets, but our main accomplishment was our six-word formula for success: Think things through — then follow through.” 7 KIRSTEN CARR: 5’8”, hitter, (Junior), most improved player. “Being one of four new players on the varsity team, I had never experienced such a successful season. The excitement of going to state was far greater than I had imagined.” 8 MARY FOWLER: 5’7”, setter, (Junior), 101% player. “I feel our season was successful because everyone had the desire to work. Teamwork and a good relationship throughout the players were also factors.” 10 KIM EDWARDS: 5’5”, hitter, (Senior), All-conference and All-state player. “Each individual member was characterized by their leadership, dedication and hard work. The experiences gained will hold many memories.” (Front) Stephanie Hersh, Tammy Spletzer, Laurie Jewell, Michelle Faust, Krista Schedler, Kathy Mechtel. (Back) Coach Jeff Zimmerman, Karla Hartline, Lisa Cockrell, Cin- dy Maier, Judy Harris, Carol Mensinger, Celeste Fuzak, Beckey Small, Ronnie Kenriech (manager). Nine new players and a new coach, Jeff Zimmerman, made their debut dur- ing the 1982 season. The faces may have been new, but the results were the same as in previous years. Only losses to Class A schools Benton Harbor and powerful Portage Northern kept the jayvees, 21-2 on the year, from an unde- feated season. The team was 6-0 against conference schools and recorded victories over JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL JV KEEPS UP TRADITION Carol plays the net. such difficult opponents as St. Joseph, South Haven, and Berrien Springs. Judy ties the score against Coloma. 139 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALI ON THE TOURNEY TRAIL AGAIN! 140 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL i ' VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Once again Lakeshore’s Varsity Basketball team made themselves well-known throughout the entire state. After completing a success- ful season, the team went on to capture the District Championship on their own home court. The “sea of red” continued to follow the victors to Read Field House at Western Michigan University where the Lancer’s demolished Gull Lake 64-58 in the Regional Champion- ship. Determined to win State, the Lancer’s then played 1 rated Wyoming Rogers in the Quarter finals, but their hopes were crushed when the Lancer’s were defeated, with a proud record, of 23-3, the ’81-82 team holds the 3rd best record in school history. For the first time Lakeshore was named the best defensive team in Southwestern Michigan, allowing their opponents an average of only 46.6 points per game. In addition, they averaged 57.6 offensive points per game and completed 70% of the free throws. During the regular season our team lost only to class A teams, Benton Harbor and Portage North- ern. The 1981-82 basketball team also had several outstanding indivi- duals. Scott Gelander, who averaged 17.3 points per game, totaled 451 points this season — the 3rd highest school record. Gelander scored 38 points in the St. Joe game alone, giving him the second-best total points per game. Captain Randy Strunk averaged 13.9 points per game totaling 362 points, the second-highest record this season and sixth-highest in school history. The 6’7” giant was also the leading rebounder with 270 offensive and defensive rebounds. Dean Clem, who will be one of the strongest players next year, was the leading rebounder of the juniors. Senior Rob Ford lead with the most assists. Several seniors received special recognition at the end of the sea- son. Gelander was named All-State by the Associated Press and most valuable player. Strunk received All-State Special Mention by the Associated Press. Mike Lange was named on the All Conference first team and Rob Ford was placed on the All Conference second team. Scott Arick, a forward, was awarded the title of Most Improved Player. “The coaching staff was very pleased with the teams performance this year,” announced Coach Sanford. “The team worked very hard and improved a lot throughout the season.” This successful year will surely be remembered by team members, coaches, and fans. 'VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALLVARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL ™ VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL WE’RE PROUD OF OUR TEAM WE HUNG THE BEARS 1981-82 Varsity Basketball Team. Sitting: Manager Paul Czech, Rob Wales, Scott Arick, Mike Lange, Magnus Ojert, Norman Payne, Scott Nelson, Tod Bailey, Rob Ford, and Manager Mike Zeilke. Standing: Coach Jim Sanford, Steve Barndt, Mark Waldman, Dean Clem, Randy Strunk, Mike Bullard, Scott Gelander, and Assistant Coach Bill Davison. 143 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL J.V. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL HDDP Concentration? Bill Anstey seta up winning play. Anticipation! Derek Siewert waits to pass. Kront row: Roger Swierbut, Scott Plangger, Mike Sarola, Bill Weirick, Perry Metz. Back row: Joe Verbraska, Bruce Whitehead, Mike Wyble, Andy Williams, Todd Tiefenbach, Bill Anstey, Derek Siewert, Coach Jim Maier. In potential, the 1981-82 Ju- nior Varsity outshone any other squad in the past five years, coached by Jim Maier. Bol- stered by junior Derek Siewert and transfer students Andy Williams and Joe Verbraska, the team combined their enthu- siasm and drive for an overall record of 15 wins and 5 losses. This record entitled them to a share of the Blossomland Con- ference Championship with Buchanan. The foundation of their suc- cessful year was built around an intense and consistent team de- fense, a Lakeshore trademark for several years. Top scorers were Derek Siewert and Andy Williams with an average of ten points per game, while Mike Sarola had an average of nine points per game. In almost ev- ery game, Tyson Hein led the team with four assists. Leading rebounders were Derek Siewert, Andy Williams, and Mike Wy- ble. Coach Maier said his team was comprised of thirteen super young men and worked very hard to enjoy a great season. Small seta up the play Front Row; Manager; Chris Black, Chris Ives, Jeff Dorn, Scott Kapp, Chris Lewis, Thad Chartrand, John Neal, Bill Koebel, Kevin Carr, Manager; Paul Dixon, Back Row: Coach Steve Adler, Wiley Payne, Steve Lockman, Matt Fleisher, Jim Small, Darren McNees, Tom Rivette, Steve Schaecher, Brian Wolff, Phil Paarlberg, Chris Summers. TIP IT TO A LANCER GUY The Freshman basketball team finished the sea- son on a good note by winning Five out of their last six games, but still ended up under 500%. The little Lancers were not quite as steady as they wanted to be in the winning department. It was a really tough season both mentally and physically. It was a year of learning and frustration, as they lost six of their ten games by less than five points. Individually the Lancers were spared by Darren McNees. He averaged 12.6 points a game and led the team in rebounds. Mike Gathright led the team at point guard and was very useful in setting up the offense. Chris Summers ended up with a team high of 20 steals. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 1 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL ' 1 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Coach Steve Adler describes the team by saying: “We ended up strong, winning five out of our last six games. These boys have tremendous ability, if w wc ncHmprov heii lefens bMater JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING JV WRESTLING HAS 12-4 SEASON The 1981 Matmaids; Julie Miller, Lisa State, Terry Bohanek, Kellye Bruce, Sara Stump, Sherrie Sutton, Chris Hanson, Leslie Richwine, Kelley Reed. Jeff Schoenbach going for the 2 point reversal. Scott German, Roy Rodriguez, Rusty Perrin, Jeff Schoenbach, Matt Fowler, Rick Hall, Mike Bredewey, Brian Richardson, Back; Coach Price, Brian Keltz, Don Horton, John Hartwig, Mike Schadt, Pat McGrath, Jeff Myers, Rick Ressler, Ted Lausman, Coach Bittenbender. 145 Freshman; Chuck Martin, Dave Dent, Jeff Schoenbach, Bill Brister, Back: Coach Price, Manager Brian Keltz, Tracy Marsh, Mark Nelson, Bob Brister, Coach Bittenbender. Led by Pat McGrath; 167, Brian Rich- ardson; 155, John Hartwig; 185, Rick Hall; 132, Mike Schadt; 119, and Jeff Schoen- bach; 126, the Junior Lancers compiled an impressive 12-4 record. McGrath, Rich- ardson, Hartwig, and Schadt also saw ac- tion on the Varsity. With 5 top varsity seniors graduating, Coach Bittenbender will be relying heavily on this years JV team for a successful 1982-83 Varsity sea- son. At the Annual Awards Banquet, Jeff Schoenbach was presented the outstand- ing Freshman Award, and John Hartwig received the most valuable JV award. Coach Bittenbender — Lecture time. Steve Skwara fights down opponent. VARSITY WRESTLING VARSITY WRESTLING VARSITY WRESTLING Hampered by a number of unfortunate circumstances the Lancer matmen continuously fought back to earn an impres- sive season. The climax of the season occurred when the Lanc- ers won the conference tourna- ment by one half of a point and stole the title away from highly favored Dowagiac. Coach Bit- tenbender will have a difficult time replacing seniors Steve Skwara, Scott Ziebarth, Dave Williams, Steve Hadaway, and Scott Lausman. Extremely dif- ficult to replace will be Skwara who won 6 tournaments, scored 30 pins and placed 4th in the state Class “B” meet. Front row: Todd Brooks, Steve Skwara, Steve Hadaway, Coach Bittenbender, Todd Kretchman, and Scott Ziebarth. Back row: Jeff Schoenbach, Dave Williams, Jim Pullins, Ted Lausman, Scott Lausman, Ken Field, Mike Schadt, Jim Hinkle and Mark Martin. Jim Pullins attempts to regain his ground. Tough Mike Smith in a counter reversal. Coach Bittenbender is op- timistic about the 1982-83 season as a junior sensation Mike Smith returns along with letter winners Mark Martin, John Hartwig, Eric Schadt, Tony Pallo, Todd Brooks, Jim Pullins, and Tod Kretchman. Brooks, who compiled an impressive 28-12 record and won 4 tour- naments, will lead the lower weight while Smith will lead the big boys. At the annual award banquet Steve Skwara was presented the most valu- able wrestler award while Mike Smith won the most improved award. VARSITY WRESTLING Todd Brooks attempts a stand-up. Scott Lausman — The thrill of Victory. J.V. Pat McGrath works for a takedown. VARSITY WRESTLING VARSITY WRESTLING Dave Williams is ready. Steve Hadaway counters a stand-up. Scott Ziebarth has a conference with the referee. Tod Kretchman tries to escape. BOY’S TRACK BOY’S TRACK BOY’S TRACK BOY’S TRACK BOY’S RUN INTO A CHALLENGING SEASON s E N II O R S Finishing with a 3-4 record in dual meets, this year’s boys track team dem- onstrated a lot of effort and outstanding talent by each individual. Several of our Lancer athletes contributed unusually high achievements to the team, includ- ing All Conference competitors, Mike Arthur — 13’0” on pole vault, Doug Myers — 12’6” on pole vault, Pete Car- penter — 4:31 as the mile runner, and Mike Melcher — 40.3 as the low hur- Pete feels the victory. Is it that hard, Mike? Mike Arthur ready to leap. Sitting: Steve Collins, Dennis Lee, Kevin Carr, Jeff Spear, Mike Arthur, John Jarman, Jeff Mashak. 2nd: Mark Gerber, Mike Farrington, Kevin Kuhn, Vince Lopresti, Mike Schmaltz, Mark Jaske, Tim Newberg, Tom Drew. 3rd: Coach Brown, Fritz Reasons, Darren McNees, Mike Gacki, Dave Roden, Eric Farrington, Simon Hoffmann, Tim Drew. Back: Pat McGrath, Jim Small, Dean Driscoll, Doug Myers, Pete Carpenter, and Mike 148 Bredeweg. Not pictured: Ed Hild, J.S. Sarmiento, Chris Melcher. BOY’S TRACK BOY’S TRACK BOY’S TRACK dler. Outstanding senior pole vaulter, Mike Arthur was honored as a State qualifier while senior Pete Carpenter used his talent to accumulate 112 varsi- ty points, placing him among the top 20 competitors in Lakeshore’s track histo- ry. With yet another year remaining in his track career at LHS, junior Simon Hoffmann shows a promising future with his high-speed running abilities. UNDERCLASS ATHLETES Dave races for the finish line. T SENIORS ---IL . 11 1. Simon — run- ning is a breeze. 2. Mike Brede- weg jumps the hurdle. 3. Is this the right way, Coach? 4. Dar- ren flies over the bar! Getting tired, Mark? Doug stops for a quick break. GIRLS TRACK GIRLS TRACK — ■ GIRLS TRACK ——■ GIRLS TRACK Front: Terry Bohanek, Kellye Bruce, Laura Oschner, Donna Steinke, Benita Sokoloskis, Tracy Bobanek, Jaymie Connell. Second: Theresa Haynes, Ann Carpenter, Laura Jewell, Chris Lilligard, Leanne Bradley, Jill Irish, Kristy Milam. Third: Karen Workinger, Sherri Sutton, Cathy Wurtz, Beth Smith, Lori Eaves, Kim Edwards. Back: Coach Mr. Tinkey, Debbie Broadfield, Tina Valkama, Karla Huebner, Faith Wallsten, Lana Ramthun, Karen Chapman, Mary Reilly, Asst. Coach Mr. Brueck, Not pictured: Sue Lillegard CONCLUDING THEIR WINNING SEASON . . . The “82 Edition” of LHS Girl’s Track team presented an inex- perienced and talented track team. It’s members included 6 Sen- iors, 25 underclassmen, with 50% of the team Freshman. Starting rather slowly, the combination of dedication to work and team spirit, the team finished very strong with a 5 place team finish at regionals and 7 places at the Rotary Meet. Mr. Brueck’s assistant was greatly appreciated by both Coach Tinkey and the girls track team. Mr. Tinkey, a rookie coach for girls track, not only put forth his dedication, time and talents, but his friendship and support. STATE QUALIFIERS At Regionals Kim placed 1st in the long jump (right) Karla placed 2nd in the 220 low hurdles (top) Sue placed 2nd in both the 110 and 220 low hurdles (left) GIRLS TRACK .GIRLS TRACK, i GIRLS TRACK GIRLS TRACK i 1st place Conference performances include: (left) Lana in the 880 yard run (middle) Kellye in the mile run and (right) Benita in the 2 mile run. THE LANCERS CAPTURED THE CONFERENCE TITLE CONFERENCE WIN- NERS: Benita Sokoloskis, Kellye Bruce Kim Edwards, Lana Ramthun Sue Lillegard SCHOOL RECORDS: Kim Edwards — long jump Sue Lillegard, Karla Huebner Mary Reilly, Kim Ed- wards — mile relay FRESHMAN CLASS RECORDS: Kellye Bruce — mile and 2 mile HONOR ROLL PER- FORMANCES: Kim Edwards — long jump Sue Lillegard — 110 low hurdles Karla Huebner — 220 low hurdles Kelley Bruce — 2 mile and Mile Relay Team __ VARSITY BASEBALL VARSTIY BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL — VARSITY BASEBALL SLIDES INTO ACTION Scott Gelander ready for action VARSITY BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL Bottom: Andy Graham, Mike Smith, Mike Kniola, Bill Anderson, Terry Brien, Earl Koch. Second: Norm Payne, Dave Hagenauer, Bill Neidlinger, John Small, Dave McConomy. Top: Rob Ford, Ed Norkus, Scott Gelander, Dean Clem, Mike Lange, Coach Dave Turley. The 1982 Lakeshore baseball season was a year of ups and downs. At times the Lancers showed signs of greatness but played inconsistently on other occasions and never really reached their true potential. The final record of 11-11 was not indicative of the team’s capabilities. The season ended on a positive note however as the Lancers beat Buchanan 2-1 in their final game to gain a share of the Blossomland Conference Championship with the Bucks. In that game senior pitching standout Scott Gelander was near perfect as he allowed only a leadoff single and then retired every batter after that with the exception of two who reached base on errors. The victory gave Gelander four for the year which was tops on the team. He also tied Rob Ford for the team lead in strikeouts with 47 and complete games with 4. Gelander was tough at the plate as well as batting .308 for the year. For his efforts, Scott was voted the MVP award by his teammates and was also voted as a Tri Captain. Senior Rob Ford was equally impressive as he finished the year batting .360; second highest on the team. He led the team in several categories as a pitcher including most innings pitched, (44); strikeouts, (47); most starts, (8); and complete games, (4). His earned run average was below 1.00 the entire year until the final day but ended with a very respectable 1.44 ERA. Rob also was voted as a Tri Captain by his teammates. Senior Mike Lange was voted as the Most Improved player. His batting average of .368 was the highest on the team and he spent much of the season over the .400 mark. Lange was the top relief pitcher as well with 4 appearances and a super 1.27 ERA. Dave McConomy, junior shortstop, was also voted as a Tri Captain and received the Golden Glove award as well. McConomy led the team in at bats, (72); hits, (20); doubles, (7); and runs batted in, (13). He batted over the .300 mark all season until the final game where he ended at .282. Seniors John Small and Terry Brien were top defensive players along with juniors Mike Smith and Dean Clem. Another senior, Ed Norkus, led the team with 4 home runs and 16 runs scored and junior Norm Payne was successful in stealing 7 bases in 7 attempts. Senior Andy Graham ended with a run average of 0.00 as he gave up no earned runs in 10 innings on the mound. He also batted .290 for the year. The “Hustle” award went to junior outfielder Bill Anderson. With a strong nucleus of returning juniors and a promising group of JV’s the Lancers will look to repeat as Conference Champs again next year. 153 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL JV BASEBALL PULLS A WINNING SEASON Front: Jeff Dorn, Tyson Hein, Eric Lee, Dave Keane, John Neal, Jim Tetzlaff, Roger Swierbut. Middle: Bill Koebel, Scott Kapp, Mike Hollerbach, Bill Weirick, Chris Summers, Grant Gilreath, Chris Lewis. Back: Scott Plannger, Rob Doehrer, Tom Rivette, Tom Simpson, Rich Knapp, Mike Sarola, and Coach: Tim Farrow. Once again, the Junior Varsity Baseball Team, coached by Mr. Tim Farrow, had a winning (10-6) season for 1982. Highlights of the year in- cluded victories over arch-rivals Benton Harbor and St. Joe. Sophomore Rob Doehrer led the team in hits with a .386 batting aver- age (resulting in 15 RBI’s) and showed his colors on the field with an outstanding offensive and defen- sive effort. Other sophomores Tyson Hein, Roger Swierbut, and Bill Weir- ick were equally impressive with .368, .323 and .285 respectively, with Tyson Hein smashing a homerun. Freshmen Jeff Dorn earned a .333 and Chris Summers a .285. Other top frosh included Bill Koebel and Dave Keane. Together the team pooled their ef- forts to end the season with a sizzling .290 batting average. Kristi takes a mighty swing. JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL I’ve heard of teamwork, but this is ri- diculous! Front: Tina Berghoff, Lori Phelan, Lori Capzio, Kim Ponton, and Kristi Schedler. Back: Stacey Arney, Kathy Mechtel, Celeste Fuzak, Karla Hartline, Sara Gifford, Linda Groeschel, and Coach Phil Beavers. Not Pictured: Deb Zacha. Linda makes a run for it! J.V. SOFTBALL HAS LEARNING SEASON JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL The J.V. Softball season ended with a 7 win — 7 loss record. Many were close games, ending with a one run difference. Tina Berghoff and Karla Hartline led the batting rands with a .714 and .674 average, respectively. Stacey Arney and Lori Capozio sup- ported the line-up with high averages as well. De- fense was an up and down struggle throughout the season, but the girls seemed to pull through at key times to save a win. Overall, the 1982 season was a good learning and training season for the young team. COACH BEAVERS VARSITY SOFTBALL VARSITY SOFTBALL VARSITY SOFTBALL LANCERS REPEAT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1982 proved to be the year of the roller coaster for the Varsity Softball team. At one point in the season we were riding a 5 game winning streak which had followed a 1 win-3 loss record to start the season off. The highlights of this years squad were our ability to make the big defensive plays in the field, and, our knack for capitalizing on our opponents errors. Our season’s ending infield was the best defensive infield (glove, strong arms and experience) we’ve had at Lakeshore in the 10 years Varsity Softball has been a sport. With Renee Surch, Carol Mensinger, Marsha Lausman, Mary Fowler and Teresa Capozio manning the infield positions we were as solid as we’ve ever been at those key positions. Our outfield proved to be somewhat of a dilemna — our lack of game experience hurt us throughout the year. Starting at various times during the season in the outfield were Elaine Katsulos, Carrie Wales, Linda Glavach and of course our repeat All-League performer, Ronnie Lovelace. Seniors who have played their last game for Lakeshore, their season batting average and any post season honors are: Ronnie Lovelace — centerfield — .339 — tied team in triples (2), Kelly Sinkiewicz — second base — .297, Marsha Lausman — shortshop — .214, Elaine Katsulos — left field — .314. Other team members plus their batting averages were: Renee Surch — .323 — led in doubles (4), Teresa Capozio — .263 — tied in team triples (2) Mary Fowler — .232, Carol Mensinger — .303 — RBI leader with 17 — Home Run Leader (2) both grand slams, Carrie Wales — .193, Linda Glavach — .294, Judy Harris — .286. Team Average, .281. All-Conference — Ronnie Lovelace, Carol Mensinger, and Renee Surch. Our two starting pitchers for the 1982 season were Melissa Clanton (8 wins — 8 losses) and Tammy Spletzer (4 wins — 0 losses). Both did an excellent job of throwing strikes and keeping us defensively in the ball game. The 1982 Lancers did repeat as conference champions by clinching a share of the title in our last home game. This marks the third conference championship for softball in the last four years. Congratulations go out to all who have established this championship tradition. Coach Price. Melissa Clanton, Linda Glavach, Tina Franklin, Kim Klus, Teresa Capozio, Carrie Wales, Renee Surch, Back: Coach Price, Marsha Lausman, Tammy Spletzer, Mary Fowler, Carol Mensinger, Judy Harris, Kelly Sinkiewicz, Elaine Katsulos. TENNIS ™ TENNIS TENNIS TENNIS LANCER NETTERS CAPTURE BLOSSOMLAND TITLE Sitting: Steve Eisle, Joe Solari, and Tony Bevilacqua. Kneeling: Dan Pinderski, Ted Chen, Pat Bevilacqua, and Jim Falvey. Standing: John Avery, Chip Avery, Eric Pfeil, Mike Bullard, Tod Bailey, and Coach Chuck Salvano. Not Pictured: Jeff Hunter, Dave Gerkin, Phil Paarlberg. Waiting for the return. Watching with anticipation. TENNIS TENNIS TENNIS TENNIS —TENNIS — Tod Bailey completes his serve. Dan Pinderski plays with determination. This years Varsity Tennis team, coached by Chuck Salvano, had a very successful year. They ended their sea- son with a 10-1 team record, and cap- tured the 1982 Blossomland Conference title. They received a second place in the South Shore Racquet Club Invita- tional, a fourth in the Holland Invita- tional and a ninth in the Kalamazoo Racquet Club Invitational. The team placed eigth in the State Regional Tournament. First year letter award winners were Joe Solari, Dave Gerken, and Steve Eisle. Second year letter win- ners were Pat Bevilacqua, Tony Bevi- lacqua, Dan Pinderski, Eric Pfeil, and Chip Avery. Third year winners were Jim Falvey, Ted Chen, John Avery, and Tod Bailey. Receiving a fourth consecu- tive letter was Mike Bullard. Blossomland all-league Champions were Tony Bevilacqua, No. 2 singles; Pat Bevilacqua, No. 4 singles; John Avery and Ted Chen, No. 1 doubles; Jim Falvey and Chip Avery, No. 2 dou- bles and Eric Pfeil and Dan Pinderski, No. 3 doubles. Y H: if (-j-- ■j—TJ W—|TT It” -4- T f ji� ■ Hi- FfT -jf H T[ t} j fj pH ' t SCORES SCORES SCORES S R N S O E„ for 18 P I G C R S 9 2 BOY’S VARSITY TRACK GIRL’S VARSITY TRACK GIRL’S J.V. SO LHS 91 Coloma 32 LHS 76 Coloma 56 LHS 50 L.M.C. 63 LHS 41 Buchanan 91 LHS 117 Vi New Buffalo 5Vi LHS 63 L.M.C. 68 LHS 81 Buchanan 41 LHS 92 New Buffak 39 LHS 64 Dowagiac 59 LHS 110 Brandywine 22 LHS 78 South Haven 45 LHS 36 Cassopolis 96 LHS 89 River Valley 34 LHS 48 Dowagiac 84 LHS 59 South Haven 73 THOSE WERE THE DAYS! A LOOK BACK ... 25 YEARS AGO TOTAL WON-LOSS RECORDS FOR MENS SPORTS Football 112-85 25 years Cross Country 93-37 12 years Baseball 173-131 16 years Track 87-29 24 years Basketball 251-171 25 years Tennis 73-23 16 years Wrestling 141-39 14 years Golf 412-112 17 years WOMENS SPORTS Basketball 104-45 9 years Tennis 4-9 2 years Track 87-29 25 years Cross Country 17-6 5 years Softball 184-87 6 years Volleyball 99-89 5 years VARSITY BOY’S TENNIS LHS 7 Dowagiac 0 LHS 7 Brandywine 0 LHS 5 Coloma 2 LHS 6 Dowagiac 1 LHS 6 Buchanan 1 LHS 0 St. Joe 7 LHS 5 L.M.C. 2 LHS 6 Brandywine 1 LHS 7 Coloma 0 LHS 5 Buchanan 2 LHS 7 South Haven 0 LHS 18 Dowagiac 17 LHS 12 South Haven 22 LHS 14 Brandywine 15 LHS 11 Coloma 21 LHS 25 Coloma 13 LHS ■ 5 St. Joe 11 LHS 16 Dowagiac 12 LHS 11 River Valley 7 LHS 8 Benton Harbor 20 LHS 22 Brandywine 9 LHS 6 River Valley 15 LHS 13 River Valley 8 LHS 11 St. Joe 15 LHS r St. Joe 12 GIRL’S VARSITY SOFTBALL LHS 4 Dowagiac 5 LHS 2 Berrien Springs 6 LHS 14 South Haven 11 LHS 1 Brandywine 4 LHS 1 Coloma 0 LHS 1 Coloma 0 LHS 4 Dowagiac 3 LHS 19 River Valley 15 LHS 15 Benton Harbor 8 LHS 7 Brandywine 19 LHS 27 Coloma 3 LHS 3 Buchanan 4 LHS 8 Buchanan 5 LHS 9 Benton Harbor 3 LHS 4 St. Joe 8 LHS 1 St. Joe 4 LHS 2 St. Joe 1 LHS 9 Buchanan 6 LHS 9 Bridgman 5 LHS 1 Comstock 2 ban ! 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Seated: Cathy Weirick, Theresa Schroeder, Brenda Schedler, Gayla Ruff, Lisa Sorensen, Alice Rosa, and Leslie Richwine. Second Row: Mike Slabaugh, Ken Spitzer, Dan Smith, Vince Zuber, Alissa Wald, Nicole Whitcomb, and Peggy Sturtz. Standing: Steve Wadley, Jim Thomas, Duane Tolsma, Steve Skwara, Todd Rockwell, David Roden, and David Wil- liams. Finalists: Dale Grover, Steve Skwara, Tami Ball, and David Roden. Commended: Scott Lausman, Leslie Rich- wine, and Pete Carpenter. HONORS NIGHT' HONORS NIGHTi HONORS NIGHT HONORS NIGHT COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SCHOLARSHIPS Seated: Pete Carpenter, David Roden, Steve Skwara, and Scott Lausman. Stand- ing: Lana Ramthun, Alissa Wald, Peggy Sturtz, Tami Ball, and Brenda Schedler. TWIN CITY BEATY COLLEGE AWARDS Kelly Hines, Lori Baum, and Lisa Rodewald. FERRIS SCHOLARSHIPS Duane Tolsma and Charles Avery. STUDENT COUNCIL AWARDS Seated: Michelle Harder, Jill Wenzlaff, Kimm Lucker. Sec- ond Row: Lana Ramthun, Kim Edwards, Cathy Harvey, Kellie Jewell. Standing: David Roden, Chris Pinderski, Mike Bulled, and Scott Nelson. Left: Southwestern Michigan College Scholarship recipients — Sue Wood- rick, Debbie McConomy, Jim Thom- as, and Mike Slabaugh. Right: Central Michigan University Scholarship Winners — Kathy Por- ter, Kelly Sinkiewicz, and Shellie Bennett. Below Right: Lake Michigan College Scholarships — Nicole Whitcomb, Theresa Schroeder, and Lori Kling- spon. HONORS NIGHT HONORS NIGHTi HONORS NIGHT HONORS NIGHT U.S. ARMED FORCES STUDENT ATHLETIC AWARD Steve Skwara and Kim Edwards FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS HONOR GRADUATES Front row: Kathy Porter, Jennifer Eppley, Shellie Bennett, Brenda Schedler, Evalida Rosa, Tami Ball, Leslie Richwine. Middle: Lana Ramthun, Sue Woodrick, Kelly Sinkiewicz, Elaine Katsulos, Nancy Priebe, Alissa Wald, Peggy Sturtz. Back: Betsy Wright, Jim Thomas, Scott Ziebarth, Duane Tolsma, Ludis Langens, Scott Lausman, Pete Carpenter, Julie Harris, Steve Skwara, Dan Smith, David Roden, Chip Avery, Chris Pinderski, Todd Witkowski, Dale Grover and Mike Groeschel. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front row: Kathy Richardson, Kathy Porter, Jennifer Eppley, Brenda Schedler, Gayla Ruff, Lisa Sorensen, Evalicia Rosa, Leslie Richwine, Michelle Harder. Second row: Shellie Bennett, Lana Ramthun, Sue Woodrick, Kelly Sinkiewicz, Lorrie Eckel, Nancy Priebe, Alissa Wald, Peggy Sturtz. Third row: Betsy Wright, Jim Thomas, Duane Tolsma, Scott Lausman, Tom Jaworski, Julie Harris, Elaine Katsulos, Ken Spitzer, Tami Ball, Dan Smith, Todd Witkowski. Back: Ludis Langens, Pete Carpenter, Steve Skwara, Todd Rockwell, David Roden, Chris Pinderski, Chip Avery, Dan Loikits, Dale Grover, Mike Groeschel Bernd Auers and Tiina Valkama Front row: Terry Kessler — Fine Arts Award Art Service Award, Robin Totzke — Home Economics Award, Tami Ball — Band and Eng- lish Awards, Middle row: Jennifer Eppley, Leslie Richwine and Kathy Porter — Thespian Honor Bars, Lana Ramthun — English Award. Back: Ludis Langens — German and Math Awards Michigan Math Prize Competition Award, David Roden — Science Key Club Award Kris Wolfe, Debbie Baldridge, The- rese Johnston and Tracy Johnston — Office Education Awards. HONORS NIGHT HONORS NIGHT HONORS NIGHT HONORS NIGHT QUILL AND SCROLL TWO YEARS Front: Laura Callender, Lisa Sorensen and Tami Ball. Back: Ralph Heibutzki, Gayla Ruff, Kelly Sinkiewicz and Robin Totzke. Theresa Schroeder receives her speech award. Theresa was also presented with a Spanish Award. Two American Legion Citizenship Awards were presented to Scott Lausman and Lana Ramthun. The American Legion Speech Award was presented to Theresa Schroeder. QUILL AND SCROLL ONE YEAR Front: Laura Stevens, Nancy Priebe, Lisa Nelson, Shellie Bennett and Anne Golladay. Middle: Jill Bailey, Michelle Harder, Sarah Niemi and Jill Wenz- laff. Back: Julie Harris, Kim Edwards, Mike Melcher, Tom Mielcarek, Mike Bullard, Scott Nelson, Elaine Katsulos and Mary Reilly JOURNALISM AWARDS Kelly Sinkiewicz, Laura Callender and Tom Miel- carek. 177 HONORS NIGHT HONORS NIGHTmih HONORS NIGHT' Top Forensic Awards — seated: Elaine Katsulos, Nancy Priebe, Denise Horn. Middle: Denise Fife, Leslie Richwine, Jennifer Epply, Kathy Por- ter. Standing: Dan Smith, Eric Pfeil, Dave Goetz, Todd Witkowski, Vince Zuber, Todd Rockwell, Brad Roback, Chris Nystuen, Eric VanGilder, Joel Graves, Ralph Heibutzki. Above: Stage Crew — Denise Horn, Eric VanGilder, Todd Witkowski, Todd Rockwell, Vince Zuber, Dan Smith. Below: Kellie Klett and Alice Rosa — National School Choral Award. Phil Eaton — Virginia Archer Choral Award. r MU HONORS NIGHT Jennifer Eppley receives her Thespian award. Below: Thespian Awards — seated: Elaine Katsulos, Nancy Priebe, Alice Rosa. Middle: Kelly McGee, Leslie Richwine, Jennifer Ep- ply, Kathy Porter. Standing: Vince Zuber, Chris Nystuen, Ralph Heibutzke, Joel Graves. HONORS NIGHT HONORS NIGHT HONORS NIGHT HONORS NIGHT Lana Ramthun and Elaine Katsulos receive their Valedic- torian awards. Lana also received the outstanding girl ath- lete award and the Aid Association for Lutherans Scholar- ship. Elaine was also awarded the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Scholarship and the Elks Scholarship along with Dale Grover. WHIRLPOOL SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Leslie Richwine, Jennifer Eppley, Alissa Wald, Chris Pinderski, Elaine Katsulos. Scott Lausman is presented with the Air Force R.O.T.C. Scholarship. Other awards given to Scott were the Lakeshore Rotary Club Leadership Award, Michigan Society of Professional Engineers special award, and the Century III Leaders program award. 179 Betsy Wright is awarded the Lions Club Scholarship. Dan Smith accepts the Scholarship from the First Congregational Church. HONORS NIGHT HONORS NIGHT' HONORS NIGHT ■ HONORS NIGHT Quiz bowl Awards: Scott Lausman, Alissa Wald, Leslie Richwine and Joel Graves. The Arthur C. Guse Award was pre- sented to Scott Gelander. Ted Chen received the Social Stud- Two Michigan Math Prize Finalist Awards es Award. Linda Groeschel receives the D.A.R. History were given to Herman Miller and Ludis Award from Mrs. Helen Olson. Langens CLOSING CLOSING CLOSING CLOSING CLOSING PROM PROM PROM PROM PROM Hooking l rougj) . -10B2 Senior $mm- — The traditional Garter Dance — Derek Siewert announces King and Queen candidates. Cf)t €pe£ Hobe PROM PROM PROM —PROM PROM Prom King anil ($urrtt-MriM anil Sour 183 PROM PROM PROM PROM PROM 184 Sarah and Mike enjoy the atmosphere. The 1982 Prom Servers did a wonderful job. Pictured above are Karen Heibutzki, Ted Lausman, Michelle Kreiger, Sue Strejc, Amy Ellingson, and Tammy Spletzer. Not pictured are Mike Wyble, Kim Dixon, Rick Hathcock, and Brenda Lyons. Wendy and Bill A few of the hardworking chairmen Townley, and Julie Murphy. ... Chris Woodbeck, Tina Coleman, April PROM PROM PROM PROM Michelle shares a special moment with Steve, her Prince Charming. The Class of 1983 did a super job decorating. The decorators were John Avery, Jill Bailey, Tim Belanger, Kirsten Carr, Tom Ches- ter, Tina Coleman, Julie Czech, Bob Fernau, Wendy Gidley, Anne Golladay, Jill Gotstein, Chris Hanson, Judy Harris, Julie Hasse, Kim Klus, Mike Knoila, Ninette Koehler, Tod Kretchman, Mi- chelle Larson, Marci Mechtel, Julie Murphy, Teresa Pecarraro, Dan Pinderski, David Reilly, Bob Roden, Amy Schroeder, Derek Siewert, Rick Stanger, Laurie Stevens, April Townley, Jeff Wa- gonmaker, Mark Waldman, Rob Wales, Amy Warner, Ann Wes- terbeke, Jane Wilkinson, Chris Woodbeck, and Julie Yore. ... A Night To Remember ... May 15, 1982 ... Prom Night began with rain showers and the long wet walk into the LMC Student Union. After being greeted by members of the sophomore class, guests signed a new guestbook that the juniors would like to make a tradition at future proms. A slippery bridge guarded the entrance to a ball- room decorated with a Greek theme of pillars, murals, a pool and many streamers. Aris, a band from Detroit, played the theme song “Looking Through the Eyes of Love” several times during the course of an enjoyable evening. Mr. Lesser crowned Hei- di Topping and Dave Roden as Prom Queen and King, before he led his famous grand march. The sophomores did a fantastic job with the many refreshments, cou- ples pictures were taken in great numbers, faculty members danced and the evening became an event to be remembered . . . d ) ) 1 185 SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS FOOTBALL CONFERENCE SELECTIONS Jeff Wagonmaker, Dean Clem, Scott Gelander Phil Ridenour, Mike Gagliardo, Steve Skwara TRACK Mike Gagliardo Dean Clem Jeff Wagonmaker Mike Arthur set a new school record of thirteen feet and four inches at the state tournament Doug Myers, Mike Arthur, Pete Carpenter and Mike Melcher made All Conference in Track GIRLS BASKETBALL All Conference picks were Laura Laney and Lorrie Eckel WRESTLING Steve Skwara; district and regional champ, placed fourth in state tournament Mike Smith: a third in district and regional, eighth in state tournament Steve Skwara Mike Smith GOLF All Conference selections in Golf were Rob Ford, Derek Siewert, Scott Nelson and Dan Loikits SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS' CROSS COUNTRY Mark Jaske, Pete Carpenter and Mike Schmaltz were selected as All Conference Runners. Girl All Conference selections were Mary Reilly, Laura Ochsner and Benita Sokoloskis TENNIS All Conference tennis players were Tony Bevilacqua, Pat Bevilac- qua, Ted Chen, John Avery, Jim Falvey, Chip Avery, Dan Pin- derski and Eric Pfeil. GIRLS TRACK All Conference selections in Girls Track were Kim Edwards, Lana Ramthun, Sue Lillegard, Karla Huebner, Kelly Bruce and Benita Sokoloskis VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL Scott Gelander: All Conference and All State in Basketball Randy Strunk: All Conference in Basketball Mike Lange: All Conference in Basketball Kim Edwards: All Conference and Lorrie Eckel: All Conference in All State in Volleyball Volleyball Lana Ramthun: All Conference and All State in Volleyball 187 FAREWELL FAREWELL FAREWELL FAREWELL The memories we shared with you Lakeshore Linger still on our thoughts — The defeats, the victories, our failures, Our achievements — The joys and laughter of a job well done And the pain and tears of a crushing defeat. It seems like we began just yesterday, And now the end is here — it came too soon. FAREWELL FAREWELLi FAREWELL FAREWELL soon It s hard to say goodbye even now — I hope you won’t forget me though Because I’ll always, always remember you like this. r It’s hard to leave — we’re leaving a part of ourselves behind But we must go — and with tears in our eyes — we’ll walk away The end came too 189 MEMORIAL MEMORIAL MEMORIAL MEMORIAL Miss Natalie Carroll, 37, died De- cember 23, 1981 in Bronson Methodist Hospital following an illness of 6 weeks. She was a biology teacher at Lakeshore for the past 13 years. Miss Carroll grew up in Allegan, Michigan with 7 brothers and sisters. She graduated from Michigan State University with a bachelors degree in science. Miss Carroll was a member of the Saint Johns Lutheran Church in Allegan. “Natalie had a lot of impact on her students. She was quiet but very talent- ed, and she dedicated her time to help- ing her students,” stated Mr. Reilly. MISS NATALIE CARROLL 1944-1981 GRADUATION GRADUATION GRADUATION GRADUATION 241 SILVER ANNIVERSARY GRADUATES Julie Harris and Tami Ball pair up for “No Man is an Island.” GRADUATION GRADUATION GRADUATION GRADUATION GRADUATION TOGETHER GRADUATION GRADUATION GRADUATION GRADUATION GRADUATION HAPPILY EVER The 25th graduating class of the Lakeshore Public School District received diplomas on June 2,1982. Two-hundred-thirty-one seniors participated in commencement exercises on Lancer Field at 8:00 pm before a crowd of 3,000. Betsy Wright gave the first speech enti- tled “Happily Ever After” fol- lowed by Heidi Monteith’s speech, “We Are Together.” Tami Ball and Julie Harris then joined to- gether for a speech duet, “No Man is an Island.” Co-valedictorians Elaine Katsulos and Lana Ramthun and salutatorian Dave Roden received special recogni- tion from Mr. Edward Reilly, principal. Mary Reilly, class of ’82 president, read the names as the graduates received their diplomas. Mary then led in the traditional flipping of the tassels. Rev. Dean Bailey of the Stevensville United Methodist Church gave the invo- cation and benediction. The Lanc- er Band, directed by Mr. Arnold Lesser, provided processional and recessional music. The ceremony was Mr. Lesser’s last before retire- ment. Wendell Brooks, Dean Clem, David Gerken, Kregg Kiel, Mike Kniola, Pat McGrath, Steve Nelson, Derek Siewert, Mark Waldmann, Rob Wales, Bruce Wolff, and Mike Verbraska served as honor guards for the ceremony. Mrs. Barb Lovellette and Mrs. Mary Wolting were advisors for the class of ’82 throughout their four years. Although June 3 marks the start of a new life for members of the class of ’82, memories of LHS will be alive in their hearts forever! GRADUATION AFTER . i GRADUATION i i GRADUATION! ' GRADUATION' colors: rcn nnu tfilurr flmner: red rose SOnq: Ojueuibece down the toad DRIFTWOOD STAFF DRIFTWOOD STAFF DRIFTWOOD STAFF YEARBOOK STAFF CAPTURES YOUR MEMORIES ■HI ‘ 'V £ ?' 4 4 ctr f Po j I L Vi A Editor: Kelly Sinkiewicz Business Manager: Lisa Sorensen Artist: Lisa Nelson Advertising Manager: April Townley Photographers: Tami Ball, Lori Ohl, and Phil Klassen Advisor: Jack Greendonner I J, i ' t-J f 1 $ ■ Page Layout And Design: Gayla Ruff, Kim Edwards, Nancy Priebe, Michelle Harder, Shellie Bennett, Lori Arick, Michelle Larson, Kellie Jewell, Jill W'enz- laff, Mary Reilly, Cindy Kimball and Heidi Monteith. JHT .�