Lakeshore High School - Driftwood Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1983 volume:

Driftwood 1983 Lakeshore High School Stevensville, Michigan 49127 lib age Set p0r School Year , The June 14, 1982 millage vote passed the needed nineteen mills to keep the school functioning. However, the additional two mills that support school activities were defeated. The defeat reflected the community facing hard times which were brought on by continual inflation and unemployment. The outcome of this vote then set the stage for the beginning 1928-83 school year. Early in the year Mr. Reilly predicted the following school year as “unsure.” Mr. Reilly did, however, comment that the academic level of study would continue to run well. The effects of the hard times began in the previous school year when teachers were pink slipped in the spring. Cuts included the elimination of busing in a mile and a half radius of school, various freshman and junior sports. Pom Pons, field trips, and the musical and school plays. Although complaints were heard through the course of the year, the abilities and interest of faculty, students, and parents working together secured financial support elsewhere for activities cut. 1. Brian Richardson - 28 and Tim Belanger 20 express their Teelings of defeat after loosing a tough game to Watervliet 7-12 2. Paul Dixon and Scott Kapp work hard in Mr Forburger's fifth hour personal typing class 3. Ruth Ridenour and Pete Weisscr casually walk the halls of LHS. 4 Michelle Krieger flashes a pretty smile. 5. Mark Verduin takes a few minutes from study to talk with a friend 2 TABLE OF contents I The Lancers jump ball against Coloma in Districts. The girls then went on to beat Coloma 89-23. 2. Jack Arbanas gives Karen Chapman a friendly hug. 3. Cathy Jenkins and June Eastman collect money at a Keyette dance. 4. Kris Mitchell watis patiently for her ride home. 5. Nancy Knioia rest from a busy day. Opening 1 Seniors 13 Underclassmen 39 Faculty 63 Sports 73 Groups 115 Closing 159 r 3 I. The Track Band performs for the crowd. 2. The Seniors show off their first place float. 3. Amy Warner and John Avery arc crowned Homecoming King and Queen. 4. Dave Hagenauer congratulates Jeff Wagonmaker on the first touchdown of the game. 5. Tim Sturcz crowned “Ugly Man at the Homecoming bonfire. 6. The Homecoming bonfire was a “Roaring success. 7. The Juniors Shatter the under classmen with their sec- ond place float. 8. Chris Hanson ready to command the mighty Lancer Marching Band. 9. Lisa Sorensen and Ken Warner congratulate Amy Warner on her crowning. Reminiscing Homecoming Homecoming week kicked off with students dressing according to each day’s theme such as Punk Day. Sweat’s and Hairdo Day, Twin's Day, Big Day. and the all mighty Red and White Day. The traditional bonfire, given by the seniors was a big success with Tim Sturez being crowned Ugly Man 1982! Next, Homecoming Day began with the Lanccrcttes selling the traditional Homecoming Mums. Later that evening they also performed at pregamc. At half time the marching Lancers, cheered on by abundant school spirit, captivated the audience by performing arrangements of “Aztec Fire”, “El Gatotristc”, and selections from “Evita”. Excitement burst during the annual judging of class floats, which resulted on Seniors dominating first place. Highlighting the evening events, Amy Warner was honored with the crown of Homecoming Queen 1982. Capturing I982’s big victory the fighting Lancers downed Lake Michigan Catholic 18-0. Celebrating victory at the annual dance. Amy Warner passed on Homecoming’s King honor to John Avery. Other candidates for 1982 Queen included Lori Arick, Jill Gotstein, Lori Notaro and Julie Yore. King Candidates included Magnus Ojert, Jeff Wagonmaker, Rob Wales, and Mark Waldmann. the aKEAt 1. Rob Mead campaigns for the Ugly Man crown. 2. Steve Nelson shows off his original hairdo on Hairdo Day. 3. Wendell Brooks and Tony Bcvilacqua dress double for Twins Day. 4. Dan Pinderski, Pat McGrath, and Mike Lybrook participate in the Ugly Man Contest. 5. Anne Gain and Joy Hoffman model their fashionably large clothes for Big Day. 6. Mr. Reilly gives . . . spirit at the Homecoming assembly. 7. Traveling in a herd the “Buffalo” show off their shirts on T-Shirt Day. 6 6 1. Leah Krctchman, the sophomore representative, is proudly escorted by Jack Krctchman. 2. The junior representative. Anne Gain, is escorted by Bob Gain. 3. Dawn Johnson representing the freshman class is escorted by Don Johnson. 4. Queen contestant Lori Arick is escorted by Terry Huct. 5. Queen contestant Jill Gotstein is escorted by Michael Gotstein. 6. Queen contestant Lori Notaro is escorted by Don Nataro. 7. Queen contestant Julie Yore is escorted by Bill Yore. 8. The spirited sophomores show off their float. 9. The “Gambling freshmen show their spirit. 7 I. Orphans Jill Bailey and Lori Arick take a rest from a Knock Life.” 2 Bob Roden discos to the Larry Welk Show. 3. Tracey and Terry Bohanek tumble in “Let It whip.” 4 Mike Nelson rolls with the jungle beat. Musicfest ’82 1. Michelle White begins a dance sequence 2. Ruth Ridenour sings her way to Kansas in Somewhere Over the Rainbow.” 3. Jim Falvcy in “Feels So Good.” 4. Tina Schmidt shows her Hot Lunch Jams. Once again the students at Lakeshore proved their wide range of talents when they performed in Lakeshore’s eleventh Annual Variety Show “Mu- sicfest ’82”. Consisting of five areas, classical mu- sic, jazz and blues, popular music, movies, and broadway; with thirtyfour acts, the show provided the audience with much enjoyment. On November eleventh. Senior Citizen night, there was standing room only due to the students three weeks of hard work and the expert assistance from directors, Ken and Patricia Lindahl. I. The Jazz. “Odyssey trumpets blare a new sound. 2. The Lawrence Welk seniors attack l.arry Jr. 3. Mr. Mitchell helps to create the pit sound. 4. Phil Paarlberg looks like a future Billy Squire. 5. Wendy Fritz appears to be a future composer. 6.Phil Eaton, Mr. Cellaphane appears before your eyes. 7. Heidi Albrecht and Tina Berghoff move to the music. 8. Jcnnifc Hcrsh. Dawn Crider. Debbie Geary, and Carrie Wales dance their way into your heart. 9. Amy Warner and Jill Gotstein in “A Hard Knock Life . 10. Amy Nye displays her musical talents. 10 1. Kathy Bcdunah sings from her heart. 2. Wendy Fritz shows her fine talent as a flutist. 3. Brian Bythrow jams on his guitar. 4. Tracey Bohanck moves to the beat. 5. Judy Luther sings the blues. 6. Ted Chen performs a solo piano piece. 7. Scott Bodjack blares on his trombone. 8. Seniors Judy Luther and Julie Czech show that it really is “A Hard Knock Life.” 11 I one line two mile three Utile lndian Jeff Haynes. Krcgg Kiel left Mycr� . Don Sandel and (rich Nu� 2 Variety Shout Dance� have a hoc down J Norman Payne gets down with a funky dance step 4. Lori Lehman and Tina Coleman polka together in the Senior Skit. 5. Robin Frakes performs with elegance 6. Jazz “Odyssey” grooves. 7. Kristie Price and 8. Diane Newbcrg sing “If Momma was Married. 9. Tom Tom-Twin F.rik (iustafson displays his native rhythm. CLASS OF 1983 CLASS OF 1983 CLASS OF 1983 CLASS OF 1983 Tammy L. Abbott Jack Arbanas Laurie Alexander Lori Arick Chris Allen Michael Joseph Aroncy Bill Anderson Esther Atkinson John Avery Jill Bailey Sharon Baird Jamie Lyn Bassett 14 Kathy Bedunah Tim Belanger Good times with John Avery and Mike Levi. Todd Bennett Steve Berndt Tony Bevilacqua Cheryl Bergstrom Elaine Broadficld Wendell Brooks Kris L. Brucck Mark Andrew Bryan Bryan Burnett Lisa Campbell Teresa Capozio Kirsten Carr Robin Casey Ted Chen Thomas B. Chester Melissa Clanton Dean Joseph Clem Tina Coleman Jeanne M. Conlin Mr. Mitchell and his follies. Dave McConomy and Jim Falvey. Ken Crowder Debra Culver 16 Brian Curncal Julie Czech Blair Davis Pattic Denton Susan Diedcrich Diana Dlouhy Tim Doolan Mike Dubinski Rob Dubinski Steve Eagle June Eastman Phil Eaton Lewis Elkins Jeffrey Shawn Embrey Tim Sturez, Don Sandel, and Kelly Reed hard at work, ha ha. 17 Sue England Paul Fortuna Jayne Erickson James Falvey Mary Fowler Matt Fowler Bob Fernau Scott French Wendy Fritz Scott LeRoy Frobel 18 Grctchen Gast Debbie Geary Mark Gerber Ronnie Gipson Tom Giudicc Linda Jo Glavach Anne Golladay Jill Gotstein David Greene Alan W. Grover Dave Hagcnauer Julie Luckcr, Todd Marckcsc and Julie Korican add a little color. Christine Hanson Tcri Harrington 19 Judith L. Harris Julie Hassc Jeff Haynes Mike Hcnschcl Dawn D. Hetfield Edward F. Heyn Jr. Cheri Hoffman Dawn Hoffman 20 Jeff Hunter Donald E. Hutter Shelley Jasper Kathy Joseph Evan Juengling Jerrold R. Jakubs 21 22 Todd Lear Lori Lehmann Stacey Leng Judy Luther Mike Lybrook Michael Levi Jill Lipman Mark Lytle Dale Mach Lisa Marie Maly Todd Marckesc William R. Martin Jessica Martin Mark Martin Dennis McConnell One more step Erin, Mike, Mike and Randy. Dave McConomy Pat McGrath 23 Thelma McIntosh Kim Milam Herman Miller Julie L. Miller Lisa Miller Lisa Milliken Kathy Mitchell Julie A. Murphy Bill Neidlingcr 24 ■ Michael K. Nelson Steve Nelson Judy Harris and John Hartwig enjoying Micro. Gary Nimtz Lori Noiaro Greg O'Dell Magnus Ojert - • «•• A Ron Ott Werner Paul Norman A. Payne Teresa Pecoraro Marilyn Peden David John Pepperl Is Jack Arbanas bashful? Randy Perrin Carolyn Pihulic Daniel L. Pindcrski 25 Chris. Michelle. Julie and Julie taking notes as usual in College Prep. Kim Russell Donald N. Sandel 26 Heather T. Sandmann Tiffany Schalon DcAnn L. Scharnowski Terri Schauer Dean Schink Gregory Schlcndor Amy Schroeder Jeff Schroeder Kathic Sipes Jan Sisson Jill Sisson 27 Kccia Kay Smiley Beth Smith Kevin Smith Mike Smith Benita Andrea Sokoloskis 28 Rcncc Surch Sherrie Braginton Tobey J. Taylor April Lynn Townley Julius N. Turk Mark Ungrodt S. Lynn VanPelt Pat McGrath, business as usual in Business law. 29 Mike Verbraska Mark Verduin Donald N. Vigansky r L Louis Vogel Petri Vuollo Jeff Wagonmakcr Mark Waldmann Robert Wales Curtis Walter Amy Warner Peter A. Weisscr 30 Jane Wilkinson Kevin Wilson Sharic D. Wolanin A Bruce E. Wolff Ron Womcldorf Chris Woodbcck Pat Wozniak Holly JoAnn Wurtz Julie A. Yore David P. Zchm Albert Zielke Carla C. Zielke Shon Beck Linda Bodjack Rick Brown Carla Clem Ray Crider Steve Eisclc Carstcn Fitzncr Sonya Fit ncr John Flaga Dennis Horton Mike I kola Joern Zurmuehlen Not Pictured David Karpinski Kevin Kirksey John Kottman Mark Layman Julie Lucker Vcrn Lunsford Robert Mead Lezlic Moulds Mike Muirhcad Lisa Oliver Kathy Reeder Tim Williams Typically busy student. Cheryl Bergstrom 31 Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Tammy L. Abbott: Make-up 1, Musical 1. Choir 4, Variety Show 3. Band 4, Keycttcs I. Laurie A. Alexander: Tennis 3. FSA 1, Forensics 2, JA 1. Musical 3. Choir 4. School Service 1, Track 2, Make-up 2, Drama Thespian 4, Variety Show 2. All School Play 2. Stage Crew 2, Co-Op 1 Christopher Allen: Key 1, Chess Club 3. Quiz Bowl 1, N HS 2. Spanish Club 1, Computer Club 2. Co-Op 1. Academic Letter 3. Billy I. Anderson: Football 1, Key 2. Baseball 3, Ski 3. Jack T. Arbanas: German Club 1. JA 1. Musical 1, Jazz Band 2, Medical Careers Club I. Variety Show 2, Band 4. Jill Bailey: Tennis 3. Community Service I. Make-up 1, Newspaper 2, Band 4. Academic Letter 4, Keycttcs 1. Volleyball 1. Equestrian 2. Variety Show 2, NHS 2, Student Council 1. Quill Scroll 2. Fellowship Christian Students 4. Sharon L. Baird: Make-up I. Choir I, Fellowship Christian Students 4, Musical 1, Co-Op 1. Jamie L. Bassett: Choir 3, School Services 1. tow Lori A. Arick: Medical Careers Club 1, Musical 1. NHS 2, Student Council 1. Class Officer I. Fellow- ship Christian Students I. Variety Show 3. Yearbook 1, School Services 1, Academic Letter 4, Cheer- leaders 4. Michael J. Aroney: Golf 2. School Services 1, Co-Op I, Wrestling I. Esther E. Atkinson: Medical Careers Club 1 News- paper I, School Services 1, Variety Show 1, Choir 3. Fellowship Christian Students 4. John S. Avery: Tennis 4, L Club 1. Musical 1, Prom Committee 1, Fellowship Christian Students 4. Vari- ety Show 3, Basketball 3. Newspaper 1. Fellowship Christian Athletes 1. Shon B. Beck: Spanish Club I. Co-Op 1. Kathy E. Bedunah: German Club 2. Forensics 2, Variety Show 2. All School Play 2, Stage Pit Band 2, Flag Corps I. NHS 1, Fellowship Christian Students 2, Drama Thespian 3, Band 4. Make-up I. Musical 3. Choir 2, l.akcshore Singers 3, Academic Letter 4. Timothy P. Belanger: Football 3. Ski 1, Newspaper 1, Prom Committee 1, Variety Show 1, Basketball 2, School Services 1. Todd W. Bennett: Co-Op 1. C heryl L. Bergstrom: School Services 1. Steven D. Berndt: Football 4. Baseball I, Key 2. Amy Warner and Steve Berndt show off their talents as Class Clowns. Musical 1, Student Council 2. Class Officer 1, Bas- ketball 4. L Club I. Variety Show 3, Yearbook 1, School Services 1. Tony M. Bevilacqua: Football 1, Key I, Computer Club I, NHS 2, Fellowship Christian Students 3, Tennis 4. Quiz Bowl 3. Medical Careers Club 2, Academic Leter 4. Linda A. Bodjack: Football 1, Variety Show 4, Band 4. Jazz Band 2, NHS I. Track Band 3, Key I, Musi- cal 3. Pep Band 2. Stage Pit Band 4, Academic Letter 2. Therese Bohanek: Track 2, Variety Show I, NHS 2, Spanish Club 1. Matmaid I. I.eann M. Bradley: Cross Country 2, J A I, Pep Band 1, Track 4, Band 4, Stage Pit Band 2. Rhonda S. Brady: Variety Show I. School Services I. Stage Crew I. Judy Braford: JA 2. Choir 3. Variety Show 2. School Services 1. John D. Brauchler: School Services 1, Co-Op 1. Nellie A. Brister: Co-Op I. Elaine M. Broadfield: Ski 3. Keycttcs 2, Variety Show 2. Wendell M. Brooks: Golf 2. Math Club 4, Computer Club 4, Band 1. Quiz Bowl 3, Academic Letter 4. Key 3. Chess Club 3. Variety Show 2, Stage Pit Band 1. NHS 2, Fellowship Christian Students 2. Rick I). Brown: German Club 3, Community Service I, Band 4. Variety Show 2, All School Play 2. Dra- ma Thespian 3, Forensics 2. Musical 2, Newspaper 1. Kristalyn L. Brueck: FSA 1. Co-Op I. Mark A. Bryan: Ski 4. 32 Senior Bryan E. Burnett: Football 2, Co-Op I. Lisa Campbell: Drama Thespian 3. Make-up I. Musical 3. Lakeshorc Singers I, Co-Op I. Forensics 1, Choir 3. Variety Show 2, Prom Committee I. Teresa A. Capozio: Softball 4, School Services I. JA 1. Co-Op I. Kirsten M. Carr: Basketball 4, Track 2, Variety Show I. Band 4. Prom Committee I, Academic Let- ter 4, Volleyball 4. L Club I. Yearbook 1, Flag Corps 2, NHS 2. Kcyettcs 2. Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Robin Casey: Variety Show 3, Choir 3, School Ser- vices I, Fellowship Christian Students 2, Band 2, Lakeshore Singers 2, Co-Op 1. Ted H. Chen: Golf 1, German Club 1, Math Club 3, Vareity Show 3, Band 4, NHS 2. Track Band I, Tennis 4, Medical Careers Club 2, Chess Club 2, Musical 1, Stage Pit Band I. Academic Letter 4. Fellowship Christian Students 2. Thomas B. Chester: Art Club 1, Prom Committee I. Fellowship Christian Students I, Variety Show 2, School Services 1. Melissa A. Clanton: Volleyball 1, L Club 1, Band 3, Softball 4, Ski 3, Fellowship Christian Students 1. Carla M. Clem: Art Club 1, JA 2, All School Play 1, Stage Crew 2, Forensics 1, Variety Show 2, Band 3. Dean J. Clem: Football 4, Baseball 4, Variety Show 4, Student Council 1, Fellowship Christian Athletes I, Basketball 4, Key I, Musical 1, School Services 1. Tina Coleman: Drama Thespian 4, Variety Show 4, All School Play 3, Choir 4, Quill Scroll 2, Make- Up 3, Musical 3, Newspaper 2, Prom Committee I, Keyettes 3. Jeanne Conlin: Co-Op I. Debra M. Culver: Art Club 1, Choir 2, Variety Show I, School Services 1. Brian S. Curneal: Football 2, Co-Op I. JA 3. Michael Dubinski: Ski 4, Co-Op 1. Steven Eagle: Football 1, JA 1, Sport Manager 1, Ski 2, Variety Show 2. June M. Eastman: Variety Show 1, School Services 1, Yearbook I, Keyettes 2. Phil E. Eaton: Drama Thespian 4, Variety Show 3. All School Play 3, Band 1, Lakeshore Singers 4. Academic Letter 2, Forensics 3, Musical 3, Newspa- per 1, Choir 4, NHS 2. Steve F.isele: Tennis 2, Computer Club 1, Key 1, Ski 1. Sonja Fitzner: Co-Op 1. Paul A. Fortuna: Co-Op I. Mary A. Fowler: Basketball 4, Softball 3, School Services 1, Volleyball 4. L Club I, NHS 2. Matthew W. Fowler: Wrestling 3. Scott French: Golf 4. Ski 1. Basketball I. Wendy D. Fritz: Community Service 1. Musical 3, Pep Band 4, Stagc Pit Band4, NHS 2, Track Band I. Variety Show 4. Band 4, Jazz Band 1, School Services 1, Academic Letter 4, Fellowship Christian Students 2. Julie A. Czech: Basketball I, Softball I. Musical 1. Pep Band 2, Student Council 1, Flag Corps 1. School Services I, Academic Letter 4, Keyettes 2. Volleyball I, Variety Show 3, Yearbook 1, Band 4, Stagc Pit Band I, Prom Committee 1, NHS 2, Pom Pons I. Blair D. Davis: Computer Club 4, Co-Op 1. Science Patricia D. Denton: JA I. Susan M. Diederich: German Club 1. Band 4, Fel- owship Christian Students 1, Variety Show I. NHS Diana L. Dlouhy: FSA I, Co-Op 1. Stage Crew 2. Timothy Doolan: Football 3, Variety Show I, Cam- ira Club I. Lewis Elkins: J A 3, School Services 1, Stage Crew 1. Jeffery S. Embrev: Key 2, Co-Op 1, School Services 1. Susan England: Spanish Club 1, Make-Up 2, Musi- cal I, NHS 1, Keyettes I. Drama Thespian I, Vari- ety Show 3, Band 4. Academic Letter 1. Jayne M. Erickson: German Club I, Band 4, Year- book 1, Keyettes 2. Jim M. Falvey: Golf I, Basketball 1. Key 3, Musical 2. Band 4. Jazz Band 2, School Services 1, Academic Letter 2, Track Band 2, Tennis 4, L Club I, Variety Show 3, Student Council I. Pep Band 3, Stagc Pit Band 3, NHS 2, Class Officer 1, Fellowship Chris- tian Students 2. Bob Fernau: Football 2, Ski 1. Basketball I, Variety Show I. Scott L. Frobel: Band 4, Co-Op 1. Gretchen G. Gast: Make-up 1, Musical 1, School Services I. Academic Letter 1, Variety Show 2, Choir 3, Co-Op I. Deborah L. Geary: Tennis I, Variety Show 4, School Services I, Class Officer I, Cheerleaders I, Fellow- ship Christian Students 2, L Club 1, Musical 2, Aca- demic Letter I, Pom Pons 2, Fellowship Christian Athletes I. Mark A. Gerber: Track 4, Co-Op I. Band 3, Aca- demic Letter 3. Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities 33 Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Students 1, Ski 2. Variety Show 2. Sport Manager I, Fellowship Christian Athletes I. Jeffery D. Haynes: Football 4. Variety Show I. Ski 4. Dawn D. Hetfield: Computer Club I. Make-up 2, Musical 3. Kcyettes 2. Art Club I, Variety Show 4, Choir 4. F.dward Heyn: FFA 2. School Services I. Cheri L. Hoffman: Track 1, Ski 4. Matmaid I, School Services I. FSA 2. JA I. Prom Committee 1, Co-Op I. Dawn E. Hoffmann: Make-up 1, JA 3. Simon P. Hoffmann: Cross Country 3. Chess Club I, Band 3, Track 4, CC Ski 3. Co-Op 1. David A. Gerken: Golf 1, Key 3, Chess Club 3, Sci- ence I, Student Council 2. NHS 2, Class Officer 1. Tennis 3, Math Club 3, Ski 4,Variety Show 1. Band 4, Academic Letter 4. Track Band 1. Todd E. German: Football 4, School Services 1, Wrestling 2. Barry J. Gidley: Football 3. Basketball 2. Wendy L. Gidley: Volleyball I, Newspaper 2, School Services 1. Kcyettes I. Make-up 2, Prom Committee 1, Sports Manager 1. Ronnie D. Gipson: Wrestling 2, Ski 3. Pep Band 1, Fellowship Christian Students I, Key 3, Band 4. Track Band I. Thomas L. Giudice: Computer Club 2, Science I. Linda J. Glavach: Basketball 1, Softball 3. Academic Letter 1. Volleyball 4, School Services 1. Anne M. Golladay: Ski 3. Newspaper 2. School Ser- vices I. NHS 2. Quill Scroll 2, Make-up 1. Prom Committee 1. Sport Manager I, Academic Letter 4, Kcyettes 2. Jill A. Gotstein: Ski 1. Musical 2. Choir 3. Prom Committee I. Academic Letter 1, Fellowship Chris- tian Students I. Variety Show 3, Student Council 2. NHS 2, Cheerleaders 2, Forensics 1. David Greene: Ski 2. Alan Grover: School Services 1, Academic Letter 2. David P. Hagenauer: Football 3, L Club 2, Variety Show 1, Baseball 3, Ski 3, School Services 1. Christine A. Hanson: Volleyball I, Variety Show I, Band 4, Prom Committee 1, Pom Pons 2. Make-up 2, Matmaid 3, Drum Major 2, School Services 1, Fel- lowship Christian Students 1. Teri L. Harrington: Art Club 1, Fellowship Christian Students 1, School Services 1. Judy L. Harris: Basketball 4. Softball 4, Make-up 2, School Services I. Fellowship Christian Students I, Volleyball 3, German Club I, Newspaper 1, Prom Committee 1, Kcyettes 3. Julie Hasse: Medical Careers Club 1, Make-up I, Prom Committee 1, Kcyettes 1, Fellowship Christian Cheryl A. Hoge: German Club 1. Band 4, Stage Pit Band 3, Lakcshorc Singers 4, Choir 4, Variety Show 3, Pep Band 3, School Services I. Michael A. Holmes: Football 1, School Services I. Co-Op 1. Academic Letter 1. CC Ski 1. Dennis V. Horton: Key 3, Chess Club I. Band 4. Stage Pit I, NHS 2, Track Band 1, German Club 2, Variety Show 2, Pep Band 3, Prom Committee 1, Academic Letter 4. Donald L. Horton: Football I, Key I, School Ser- vices I. Wrestling 3. Variety Show I. Cheryl Howard: Newspaper I. Pom Pons 1, Co-Op I. Karla R. Iluebner: Basketball 4, Track 4. Band 4. NHS 2, Volleyball 4. I. Club 2. School Services I. Academic Letter I. Jeff M. Hunter: Football 4, Ski 4, Tennis 4. Variety Show 2. Donald Hutter: Football I. Variety Show 2. All School Play 1, Co-Op I, Cross Country 1, Musical I, Jazz Band I. 34 Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Mike Ikola: Co-Op 1. Joetta S. Imler: Medical Careers Club I. Ski 1, Year- book I. Band 4. School Services 1, Track Band 1. Art Club 1, Variety Show 1, Matmaid I, Flag Corps 2. Keyettes I, Fellow-ship Christian Students 1. William M. Isom: FFA 1, Co-Op 1. John M. Kottman: Ski 4, Co-Op 1, Bowling I. Tod A. kretchman: Football 3, Variety Show 1, Wrestling 3. Sport Manager 1. Nancy Krone: Medical Careers Club 2, JA I, School Services 1. Make-up 2, Band 3, Co-Op I. Kevin A. Kuhn: Football I. Track 4, Key 2, CC Ski 2, Sport Manager I, Cross Country 3. L Club I, Com- puter Club I, Variety Show I, Fellowship Christian Students 1. Michelle M. LaLonde: Make-up 4, Musical 3, Vari- ety Show 3, All School Play 3. Tracy A. Lange: Volleyball 1, Co-Op 1. Michelle Larson: Variety Show 3. Band 4, School Services 1, Academic Letter 2, Cheerleaders 4, Year- book 1. Prom Committee I, NHS 2, Class Officer 1. Todd A. Lear: Science 2, School Services 4. Deloris Lehman: Volleyball 2. German Club I. Ski I, JA I, Newspaper I. School Services 3, Fellowship Christian Students I. Track I. Art Club I. Make-up 2, Variety Show 3, Band 4, Keyettes 3. Gillian P. I.ipman: Co-Op I. Julie Lucker: Make-up 1, Co-Op I. Vern T. Lunsford: Co-Op 1. Judy L. Luther: Drama Thespian 3, Forensics 3, Make-Up I. Musical 3, Newspaper 2, Lakcshore Singers I. Community Service I. Ski 1, Variety Show 2, All School Play 3, Choir 2. Shelly J. Jasper: School Services 2, NHS I. Katherine C. Joseph: Newspaper 1, School Services 1. F.van A. Juengling: Ski 3. Co-Op 1, Band 4. Kenneth P. Kastner: Football 3. Bowling 2, Newspa- per I, Medical Careers Club 1. J A I. Sport Manager 4. James D. Keane: Football I, Co-Op I. Laurie A. Kerschbaum: Variety Show I, Choir 3, Co- Op I. Musical I. School Services I, Pom Pons 2. Kregg A. Kiel: Football 4, Variety Show I, Academic Letter I. Ski 3, School Services I. Cynthia A. Kimball: Community Service I. Band 3. Keyettes I, Yearbook I. School Services 1. Kevin Kirksey: JA 2, Co-Op I. Band 2. Kim K. Klus: Basketball 4, Softball 3, Ski 2. Flag Corps I, NHS 2, Keyettes I. Volleyball I, L Club 1. Band 4, Prom Committee 1, Academic Letter I. Fellowship Christian Students I. Mike J. Kniola: Football I, Baseball 4, Student Council 2. School Services I, Academic Letter 3, Basketball 2, Variety Show 2, Prom Committee I. NHS 2. Ninette I). Koehler: Forensics I, Variety Show 3, All School Play 3. Band 4, Make-up 4. Musical 3, Year- book I, Prom Committee I. Lowell W. Korfmacher: Ski 4. Co-Op I. Julie M. Korican: Make-up 2. Newspaper I, Band 4, Sport Manager I. Keyettes 1, Variety Show 2, Mat- maid I. Pom Pons 2. Mike J. Lybrook: Football 1, Art Club I. Variety Show I, N HS 1. Medical Careers Club 2, CC Ski I. School Services I, Academic Letter I. Mark Lvtle: Cross Country 1, Newspaper 2, German Club I. Dale A. Mach: FFA 1, JA 1. Lisa M. Maly: Co-Op 1. Todd Marckese: Ski 3. Mark Martin: Football 2, All School Play I, Co-Op I, Variety Show 1, School Services I. Dennis McConnell: Computer Club 3, Stage Crew I. Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities 35 Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities David J. McConomy: Baseball 4, Band 4. Jazz Band 2, School Services 1, Variety Show 3. Pep Band 3, Stage Pit Band 2, Track Band 2. Pom Pons 1, Fellowship Christian Athletes 1. Lisa J. Milliken: FSA 2, JA 1, Musical 1, School Services 1, Make-Up 2, Variety Show 1, Yearbook 1. Fellowship Christian Students 2. Kathy L. Mitchell: FSA 1, Co-Op 1. Lezlie A. Moulds: Co-Op I. Mike Muirhead: Co-Op 1. Julie A. Murphy: Tennis 1, Variety Show 1, Prom Committee 1, L Club 1. Yearbook I, School Services 1. William D. Neidlinger: Football 3, Ski 3, Baseball 3. Mike Nelson: Key 1, Band 4. Jazz Band 2. Track Band 2, Variety Show 3, Pep Band 4. Stage Pit Band 2. Steven R. Nelson: Golf 2, JA 1, Newspaper I, Span- ish Club 2, Variety Show 1, Band 1. Patrick R. McGrath: Football 3. Wrestling 4. Key 3, Variety Show I, Student Council 3, Cross Country 1, Track 4, Camera Club 1, Yearbook 1, School Ser- vices 1. Thelma McIntosh: Track I. Band 3. Robert J. Mead: Football 1, Ski 3, Musical I, Key 1, Bowling 1, Co-Op 1. Marci Mechtel: Softball 1, Variety Show 1, Prom Committee 1, Academic Letter 2, Spanish Club I, Yearbook 1, School Services 1. Candy S. Merrill: Choir 2, Co-Op 1. School Services 1. Brian L. Meyer: FFA 1, Variety Show 3. Stage Crew 2, Fellowship Christian Students 1. Science I, Choir I, School Services I. Rimberlv Milam: Track 1, Co-Op 1. School Services 1. Herman Miller: Spanish Club 1. Band 1, Quiz Bowl 1, Computer Club 2, Jazz Band 1, Academic Letter 1. Julie Miller: FSA 2. CC Ski 2, Matmaid 3, Co-Op 1. Drama Thespian I, Variety Show 1, Band 3. Aca- demic Letter I. Lisa K. Miller: Ski 2. Variety Show 2. Band 3, School Services 1, Cheerleaders 3. Fellowship Chris- tian Students 2, Make-Up 1, Musical 1. Choir 1, Gary L. Nimtz: JA I. Lori A. Notaro: Ski 1, Band 3, Cheerleaders 2, Vari- ety Show 2, Pom Pons 2, Fellowship Christian Stu- dents 1. Greg J. O’Dell: Football 4, Variety Show 1. Ski 2, Band 2. Magnus I.. Ojert: Football 4, L Club 2, Variety Show 2, Student Council 1, Basketball 4, Key 1, Musical 1. Elizabeth J. Oliver: Band 1, Co-Op 1, School Ser- vices 1. Ronald Ott: Computer Club I. Werner Paul: Co-Op I. Norman A. Payne: Basketball 4. Key 2. School Ser- vices 1, Baseball 4, Variety Show 3, Co-Op 1. Teresa M. Pecoraro: Drama Thespian I. Make-Up I, Stage Pit Band 2, Prom Committee 1. Keyettcs I. Community Service I. Band 4, Flag Corps 1, School Services 1. Fellowship Christian Athletes 1. Marilyn J. Peden: FSA 2. Matmaid 1. JA I. Co-Op 1. David J. Pepperl: Spanish Club 3. Quiz Bowl 2, Sport Manager 2. Academic Letter 4. Science 1. School Services I, NHS I. Kelly P. Perkey: School Services 1. Randall L. Perrin: Tennis I. Band I. Carolyn S. Pihulic: Variety Show 3, Choir 4. Band 4. Daniel L. Pinderski: Golf I, Key 4. Variety Show 3, Pep Band 3, Prom Committee I, NHS 1, Track Band 3, Tennis 4. Ski 3. Band 4, Stage Pit Band 1, School Services I. Academic Letter I. Richard D. Pitts: Football 3. Leon R. Prenkert: Football I. School Services I. Community Service I. Jacqueline Rauen: FSA 2. School Services I, Ski I. Co-Op I. Kelley R. Reed: Spanish Club 2, Drama Thespian 2, Ski I, All School Play I. Band 2, Medical Careers j6 Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Club 1. Community Service 1. Musical 1, Matmaid 3, Fellowship Christian Students 1. Kathy Reeder: Make-Up I, JA 1. David E. Reilly: Key 1, Medical Careers Club 4, Science I. Variety Show 4, Band 4, Stagc Pit Band 3. School Services I, Academic Letter 1. Track Band 2. German Club 4, Community Service 1, JA I, Musical 3. Pep Band 3, Prom Committee 1, NHS 2, Class Officer 1, Fellowship Christian Students 2. Kris L. Reinink: Variety Show I. Band 4, Flag Corps 2. School Services I, Keyettes I. Fellowship Chris- tian Students 2. Yearbook I, Stage Pit Band 1. Prom Committee I, Academic Letter 4. Track Band 1. Diane Rice: Make-up I, Choir 2. Co-Op I, Band 3, School Services I. Joyce M. Richter: JA 1, Newspaper I, School Ser- vices I. Pom Pons 1. Variety Show 3. Band 4, Aca- demic Letter 3. Ruth A. Ridenour: Variety Show 3, Newspaper I, Choir 3. Musical 2, Band 3. Lakeshore Singers 1. Erin L. Righter: German Club 1. Equestrian 3. J A 1, Musical 2, Choir 3, Academic Letter 3. Fellowship Christian Students 3, Ski 2, Make-Up 1, Variety Show 2, Yearbook 1, NHS 1, Keyettes 1. Robert K. Roden: Key 4. Variety Show 4. Pep Band 2, N HS 2, Camera Club 1. Band 4, Prom Committee I, Academic Letter I, Track Band 1. Rojelio Rodriquez: Football 3. FFA 1, School Ser- vices 1. Wrestling 3, Variety Show 1. Ross A. Rosentreter: Spanish Club 2, Chess Club 2, Computer Club 2. Stage Crew 2. German Club 4. Camera Club 2, Quiz Bowl 2. Donald N. Sandel: Football 4, L Club 2, Ski 3. School Services 1. Fellowship Christian Students 1, Baseball 2, Key 1, Fellowship Christian Athletes 1. Heather Sandmann: German Club 2. Forensics 4. Make-Up 4. Variety Show 3. All School Play 3, Stage Crew 4, Drama Thcspian 4, Musical 2. Choir Eric E. Schadt: Cross Country 1, Variety Show 3. Co-Op I, Wrestling 4. Choir 3. Fellowship Christian Athletes I. Tiffany Schalon: Co-Op I. Deann Scharnowski: FSA 3, Co-Op I, Bowling 1. Make-Up 1. Terri I.. Schauer: FSA 3, Co-Op I, Make-Up 1. Dean M. Schink: Cross Country 1, Medical Careers Club I, CC Ski I, Track 1. Camera Club I. Band 4. Greg G. Schlender: Co-Op 1. Amy E. Schroeder: Medical Careers Club I, Make- Up 3. Musical 3. Band 4, Stage Pit Band I, Aca- demic Letter 4. Fellowship Christian Students I, Drama Thcspian 1, Variety Show 3. All School Play I, Pep Band I, Prom Committee 1, Keyettes 3. Jeffery H. Schroeder: Co-Op 1. Linda M. Schultz: FSA 1, Equestrian 2, Ski 1, Co- Op 1. Derek A. Siewert: Golf 4, L Club 2, Variety Show 2, NHS 2, Class Officer 3. Basketball 4, Key 1. Prom Committee 1, Academic Letter 3, Fellowship Chris- tian Athletes I. Kathy Sipes: Basketball 2, Track 1, JA I, Co-Op 1, Volleyball 1, Softball 3, Band 3, Academic Letter 1. Phillip D. Sirk: FFA 1, School Services 1. Jan L. Sisson: Ski 3, Variety Show 2, Band 4, Pom Pons 2, Make-Up 2, Musical 1, School Services 1, Rifle Corps 1. Jill M. Sisson: FSA 2, Ski 2, Band 4. Prom Commit- tee I, Pom Pons 2, Drama Thespian 2, Make-Up 3, School Services 1, Rifle Corps 1, Choir 1. Paul D. Sisson: Math Club 1, Academic Letter 3. NHS 2. Kecia K. Smiley: Softball 1. Drama Thespian I, JA 3. Ski 4, Musical 2. Choir 4, Art Club I, Variety Show 4, Band 2. Beth A. Smith: Track 2, JA 1, Spanish Club 1. Vari- ety Show 1. Michael Smith: Football 4, Baseball 4. Wrestling 4, Variety Show I. Benita Sokoloskis: Cross Country 2. J A 1. Pep Band 2 Band 4, School Services 1, Track Band I, Stage- Pit Band I, Track 4 Susan Sonnichsen: Art Club I, Variety Show 1. JA I, School Services I. Brenda L. Spears: Spanish Club 2, Band 4. Stagc Pit Band 2, Track Band I, JA 3, Pep Band 1, Choir I. Tammy Y. Speed: FSA 1. School Services 1. Choir 1. Co-Op 1. Jeff E. Spitzke: Co-Op 1. Ricky D. Stanger: German Club 2, JA 2. Variety Show 3, Co-Op 1. John D. State: Football 2. Track 1, School Services 1, Key 4, Wrestling 2. Lisa J. State: Track 2. Matmaid 4. Spanish Club 3, Co-Op 1. Amy L. Stauffer: Volleyball 1. Ski 3. Softball 2. Darren P. Stemm: Football 2, Forensics 2, Science 1, Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities 37 Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities shore Singers 1, School Services 2, Cheerleaders 2, Fellowship Christian Students 4, Variety Show 3, Student Council 3, Choir 2, Prom Committee 1, Class Officer 1, Kcycttcs 2. Peter A. Weisser: Co-Op 1. Michael D. Wermuth: Forensics 2, Musical 3. Band 4. Track Band 1, Variety Show 4, All School Play 2, Pep Band 2. Christine M. West: FSA 3, School Services I. Choir I. Co-Op I. Ann L. W'esterbeke: Tennis 2, Variety Show 2, Band 4. Academic Letter 4, Fellowship Christian Students I. Ski 3, Yearbook I, NHS 2, Pom Pons 2, Prom Committee I. JA I, Variety Show 1, All School Play I. Co-Op 1, Ski 3, German Club I, Musical 2, Stage Crew 3. Laura L. Stevens: Drama Thespian 1, JA 1. News- paper 2, School Services 1, Keyettes 3, Make-up 2, Variety Show 2. Prom Committee 1, Quill Scroll 2. Sara I- Stump: Ski 2. Variety Show 1, Band 4, Pom Pons 1. Rifle Corps 1, Make-up 1, Matmaid 2, School Services 1, keyettes 1. Timothy K. Sturcz: Football 2, Ski 3, Baseball 2. Renee Surch: Basketball 4, Track 1, L Club 2, Band 4, School Services 1, Volleyball 3, Variety Show 1, Jazz Band 1, NHS 2, Softball 3. Sherrie Braginton: Track I, Ski I. Newspaper 1, Band 2. FSA 1, Make-up 1, Matmaid 3. Tobey Taylor: Basketball 4, Track 1, Make-up 1, School Services I. Volleyball 4, L Club 1. Flag Corps 2, Keyettes 1. Jeffery M. Tollaksen: Math Club 2, Band 2, NHS 2, Track Band 1, Computer Club 2, Stage Pit Band 1, Academic Letter 4. April Townley: German Club 1, Yearbook 2, School Services 1, Academic Letter 3, Art Club I. Prom Committee 1, NHS 1, Keyettes 1. Julius N. Turk: Variety Show 3, Pep Band 3. Stagc- Pit Band 3, NHS 2, Band 4, Jazz Band 2, School Services 1, Track Band 3. Mark Lngrodt: Wrestling 1, Ski 3. Lynn S. VanPelt: Spanish Club 2, Variety Show 1, Band 4, Stage Pit Band 2, School Services 1, FSA 2, Musical 2. Pep Band 1. Flag Corps 3. Track Band 2. Michael Verbraska: Chess Club 1. Mark V. Verduin: Forensics 4, Musical 3, Pep Band 1. School Services 1, Variety Show 4, Band 4, Stage Crew 4. Donald N. Vigansky: Co-Op I. Petri Vuollo: Lxchangc Student From Finland, Cross Country 1, Variety Show 1, Art Club 1. Fellowship Christian Students 1. Jeffrey L. Wagonmaker: Football 4, Track 1, Key 1, Student Council 1, Co-Op 1, Basketball 2, L Club 2, «n Ski 1, Musical I. School Services I, Class Officer I. Variety Show 3. Mark W aldmann: Football 4. Key 2, Student Coun- cil I, Basketball 4, Variety Show 2, Prom Committee 1. Robert E. W ales: Football 4, Track 1, Variety Show 2, Prom Committee 1, Basketball 4. L Club 2, Stu- dent Council 2, Class Officer 3. Curtis A. W alter: Computer Club 3. Academic Let- ter 2, Newspaper 1. Ron Warman: Yearbook 1. Amy L. W arner: Tennis 1, Musical 2. Band 4, Lake- Jane K. Wilkinson: Medical Careers Club 3, Variety Show 3. Band 4, Stage Pit Band 2, Prom Committee 1, Academic Letter 4, Rifle Corps 1, Art Club I, Musical 2, Pep Band 2, Flag Corps 3, NHS 2, Fel- lowship Christian Students 3. Lynette Williams: School Services I. Co-Op 1. Tim W illiams: Football I, Wrestling 3, Golf 2, Base- ball 2. Kevin T. Wilson: Football 4, Key 2. Variety Show 2, Ski 1, Basketball I, School Services I. Sharie D. W olanin: Tennis 1. Spanish Club 2. Vari- ety Show 2, Drama Thespian 2, L Club 1. Art Club 1, Make-up I, Prom Committee I. Bruce E. W'olff: Ski 2, Co-Op 1, School Services 1. Ron D. Womeldorf: FFA 2. JA 3, CC Ski I, Co-Op 1. Chris L. W oodbeck: Variety Show 2, Prom Commit- tee I. Keyettes 1, Newspaper 2. School Services 1. Patrick J. Wozniak: Camera Club 1, Yearbook 1, Pep Band 2, Track Band 2, Variety Show I, Band 4. Jazz Band I. JoAnn W'urtz: Art Club 1, School Services 1. JA 1. Julie A. Yore: Make-up 1, Variety Show 3, Band 3, JA I. Lakeshorc Singers 1, Cheerleaders 3. Musical 2. Choir 4, Prom Committee I, Fellowship Christian Students 2. Dave Zehm: Co-Op 1. Albert A. Zielke: Football 2. School Services 1. Carla C. Zielke: German Club 2, Co-Op 1, Aca- demic Letter 4, Band 4, NHS 2, Fellowship Christian Students 4. Joern Zurmuehlen: Exchange Student From Ger- many, Tennis 1, Camera Club 1, German Club I, Variety Show 1. 38 Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Senior Activities Class Of 1984 Class Of 1984 Class Of 1984 Class Of 1984 Class Of 1984 David Abbott Michelle Ahrens Audra Albright Sarah Alders David Anstey Bill Anstey Brent Arndt Timothy Bailey Stacey Basham Pat Bevilacqua Robin Bickers Paul Bishop Robert Blackburn Larry Blahnik Stephanie Bonfoey Kelly Boyer 1. Dean Driscoll gets mentally ready for English Lit. 2. Greg Davis and Laura Evcr- sole absorbs Mr. Wroblewski's lecture. 3. Rich Knapp after a nutritious lunch. 4. Deanna Sankcy and Connie Petzkc on their way to class. 5. Bob Masterson and Phil Dinges at lunch. 6. Karen Chapman shows us her covergirl smile. 7. Randy Story and Scott Ruble keeping beat to the music. 4JRS. Michael Brcdcwcg Todd Brooks Steven Brown Kevin Brozovich Lynda Burgess Cathy Carlson Anne Carpenter Karen Chapman Norma Childs Randall Clark Karen Clem Karol Clem Allyn Cooper John Crawford Robert Crowder Rob Cunningham 40 Paul Czech Barbara Daniel Greg Davis Jim Davis Dale Dillard Tracy Dillingcr Julie Dinges Phil Dinges Mario DiPisa Kim Dixon Robert Doehrer Tony Dowell Dean Driscoll Amy Ellingson Carla Ellis Sherrie Emery Annette Engel Michael Ernst Kellie Ersland Laura Evcrsolc 1. Sue shows interest in Biology II. 2. John walks toward the lunch line. 3. Kelly and Kim are all smiles during Yearbook. Eric Farrington Mike Farrington Marie Finch Cheri Florian Andrea Ford Caryn Fortuna Robin Frakes Tina Franklin Colleen Fricsl Michael Gacki Anne Gain Andy Gantcnbcin Wendy Garlanger Jane Gatchell Amy Gcrlach Steve Gcrschoffer Grant Gilrcath Donna Gore Paul Gracfcn Mark Graham 41 Class Shelley Graziano Linda Groeschel Julie Hahn Kris Hall Tom Harmon Tina Harrington John Hartwig Richard Hathcock Tyson Hein Carrie Wales anticipates a picture. Tracey Horn Janet Horton Kevin Ingwcrson Jamie Jaglowski Fred Jung Kurt Kalnaraups Debra Kascwurm Jacalyn Kavanaugh Heidi Helling Jennifer Hersh Steven Hcyn Joy Hoffman Tammie Hoffmann Mike Hollcrbach Todd Keith Sue Kerschbaum Rob Kichn Stephen Klassen Nancy Kniola Kevin Knitter Earl Koch Kristy Koeppe Todd Kohn Michelle Kricgcr Tracey Kubistal Curt Lake Linda LaLonde Tracy Lamunion Ted Lausman Dennis Lee Roger Swicrbut counting to two. Brian Libs Reyna Lopez Ralph Lucius Paul Lucker Brenda Lyons Stacey Lyon Cynthia Maier John Mann Tod Marsh 42 Of ’84 Bob Mastcrson Racgcn Mathews Russ Mathews Kelli McCalla l.ori McConomy Steven Mead Chris Melchcr Carol Mensinger Parry Met Tammy Miller Daniel Mitowski Jeff Myers Paula Nehrig Cindy Nelson Laura Nelson Marc Williams enjoying another day in class. Diane Newberg Tim Newberg Cheryl Nimmo Max Nitz Erich Nus Laura Ochsner Kim O’Connor Lisa Ogonowski Carl Ondraka Tony Pallo Amy Parish Joncll Pauls Anjanette Perkaus Russel Perrin Kristie Price John Pulaski James Pullins Kimberly Quay John Ratter Fritz Reasons Renee Reid Connie Reinhardt Kelton Reitz Richard Ressler Greg Rhodes Brian Richardson Susan Ridgeway David Pesko Connie Pctzkc Scott Plangger Kimberly Pliley Kimberly Ponton Stephen Poulson The suave and debonair Mike Roden smiles pretty for the camera. 43 Werner Riedel Randall Ricmpa Michael Roden Jackie Sanders Deanna Sankcy Javier Sarmicnto Patrick Schaub Mike Schmaltz Susan Schmaltz Heidi Helling works quietly in the hall. Scott Ruble Lori Rush Tracy Ryor Mike Sarola Mike Schadt Brian Schaefer Cynthia Schmidt Jeff Schulstrom David Schwarz Junior girls have their daily lunchroom gathering. Linda Schwarz Tom Simpson Mike Sliwinski Teresa Spear Gerald Spitzer Tammy Spletzer Suzan Strcjc Scott Summers Sean Sweeney Becke Small Tony Smarrclla Bruce Smith Gari Stevens Patti Stokes Randy Story Roger Swicrbut Mary Jo Taylor Janet Teal Mike Teremi Todd Tiefenbach Rick Tocring Kathy Vandcrmolen Sue Vandcwallc Roy Vanegmond Mark Wade Carrie Wales Faith Wallsten Tami Tomasello Marina Tomlinson Brian True Joe Verbraska Becky Vida Linda Vlcek Kellie Warnock Jim W'eingart Bill Wcirick Not Pictured Grelchen Agens Bruce Arend Robert Coulcs Rick Hall Karen Heibutzki Roger Herbstreit Kevin Kirkscy Richard Knapp Ron Kocrber Thelma McIntosh Richard Oles Richard Sclent Herrict Sickels Tim Tungett Louis Vogl Michael Woods Holly Wurtz Rusty Perrin and Greg Rhodes enjoy a “Great lunch. Anne Gain makes her way to her 3rd hour class. Eric Wendzel Robert Whippo Bruce Whitehead Andy Williams George Williams Marc Williams Robert Wright Mike Wyblc Deborah Zacha Sue Whittaker Tony Wiatrowski Bill Wilkinson ft Mark Wilson Tracy Wilson Susan Wozniak n Mike Zeilke Joern Zurmuclcn n «r : i Jk Mk Steven Adair Amy Adams Rodney Akins Douglas Albce Heidi Albrecht Suzanne Anstcy Stacey Arney Corey Atherton Michael Baggcsi Nancy Barber Laura Barnett Tina Bcrghoff Jill Bcrnson Holly Bitz Chris Black Chris Blackburn Michelle Boelcke Tracy Bohanck Kelly Boyle Brenda Bricker 48 1. Tracy Marsh displays alertness in class. 2. Debbie Covert gives the camera a smile. 3. Tony Cruise flashes the name of his favorite team. Debbie Brien Billy Bristcr Bobby Brister Debbie Broadficld Kcllyc Bruce Kelley Brugman Pamula Bryant Monica Burbach Tamara Bu alski Brian Bythrow Catherine Callender l.ori Capozio Erik Carlson Melissa Carpenter Kevin Carr Jeffrey Chappell Chris Charleston Thad Chartrand Patricia Childs Lisa Cockrell Laura Barnett and Kelley Brugman discuss English. Waiting for someone in the lunchroom. Stephen Collins Jamie Connell Deborah Covert Timmy Covington Lisa Craig Anthony Cruise Jennifer Dame Laura Dasc Tammy DeMaria David Dent Robert Denton Steve Denton Jacquline Deranek Jason DeVoir James Dickson David Diederich Darrell Dinges Paul Dixon Tamara Dloughy Jeff Dorn Melissa Dover Tim Drews Tom Drews Scott Duncan Loretta Eaves Rudy Eichendorf Brian Eisner Franklin Emery Gerald Ernst Michael Essig Michelle Faust Mike Fitzwater d'M Scolt Franklin was the only one ready for this shot. Class Matthew Flcishcr Kim Foust Lisa Fowler Scott Franklin Laura Frobel William Frobcrg Cynthia Frohock Celeste Fuzak Ann Gagliardo Clarence Gambill Connie Garberson Mike Gathright Becky Gerstcnkorn Sara Gifford John Gillespie Ronda Gipson Karen Guidice Susan Gosnell Margaret Gracfcn Kevin Greening Karen Guse Erik Gustafson Cathy Hagenauer William Haines Larry Hardin Karla Hartline Shelli Hasse Theresa Haynes David Henderson Debra Henkel Gidget Heritz Stephanie Hcrsh Ed Hild Paula Hoffman Theresa Hollis fa V 50 Denise Hood Mark Hutter Frank Isom Chris Ives John Jarman Of ’85 Laura Jewell Cindy Johnston Jennifer Joseph Scott Kapp Chris Knapp Bill Koebel Linda Kohn Leah Krctchman John Krogel Debra Lape Ethan Ray enthusiastically heads to his next class. Barbara Lawrick Eric Lee Teddy Lee Ernest Lenthall Christopher Lewis Chris Lillegard Maureen Lindenberg Steve Lockman Juanita Lopez Robert Machemer Kelly Mack Mike Malin Lorna Marsh Tracy Marsh Cheri Marshall Jeff Mashak Rina Mattner Vance Matz Kim McCarley Debbie McCormick Kevin Mcrril Kristy Milam Ronald Miller Wendy Miller Michelle Rosenthal spots our hidden camera. Michelle Faust flashes a smile to the camera. Tracy McGee Shelly McGregor Paula McNamara Darren McNees Kathy Mechtel Brian Wolff takes a moment out of his busy schedule to flash a smile. 51 Kris Mitchell Tammy Mullins John Neal Mark Nelson Steve Nelson Tom Nelson Lori Ondraka Kim Overheul Philip Paarlberg Kimberly Neal Todd Ncibauer Susan Ncitzkc Amy O’Dell Liana Ohman Pat Oman Paula Pallo Wiley Payne Kenneth Pcndlcy Dawn Pesko Charles Pfauth Lori Phelan Donna Polaskey Christine Ponton Tammy Por Jeffrey Puckett Timothy Pullins Heidi Raddc Glen Phillipi Wendy Piepcnburg Leonard Pitts Linda Porter Lisa Post Lee Priester Ethan Ray Randy Ray Robert Reed Jefferson Reed Kristina Reid Joe Reilly Tiffany Reinink Rosemarie Riedel Thomas Rivcttc Mark Rochefort Dawn Rockwell Sean Rogers Steve Schaechcr Krista Schcdlcr Michael Schlender Michelle Rosenthal John Sankey Stella Sarmicnto Denise Schmidt Christina Schmitt Tina Schneider 11 1. Billy and Bobby Brister stop for the camera. 2. Phil Paarlberg looks to see if the halls arc crowded. 3. Amy Odell sits down for awhile. 4. Some of the guys watch a marine recruiting film. 5. Cathy Jenkins is busy typing. Jeffrey Schoenbach Lisa Schroedcr David Shearer Kathleen Smarrella Laura Smith Carmel Smolcnski Mona Spitzkc Kevin Splese David Steinke Bryan Shindcldcckcr Brian Sicwert James Small Michelle Smykal Jeffery Spear Jody Spitale Donna Steinke Chris Summers Tina Sutherland Susan Teremi James Tetzlaff John Thomas Bryan Tilly Randall Tocring Hilary Topping Noreen Totzke Scott Townlcy Bernard Tressmer Penny Varney Scott Vcrduin James Vitek Tonya Wagner Kent Walters Tina Warman Mary Weirick Jeanne Westcott Daniel Westlake Wcndi Wcycrbacher Michelle White Irieta Whitright Brenda Williams Ricky Williams Brian Wolff Karin Woodruff Karen Workinger Catherine Wurtz Bob Zindler Not Pictured Steve Brown Kevin Dillard Michael Falcone Dorothy Flagga Scott Hanson Todd Hopkc Mark Jahnke Pat McKie Darlene Mix Sam Scott Angela Wells Keith Wilkinson 54 Class Of 1986 Class Of 1986 Class Of 1986 Class Of 1986 Class Of 1986 Patricia Abbey Karri Abbott Randy Aiken Tony Alcala William Almond Shelly Andres Robert Anstey Janan Arbanas Hilda Arevalo Becka Lynn Arick Kim Aroncy Matt Avery Chris Bailey Brad Bailie Michelle Ballard Rebecca Barnak Sherry Barnes Todd Batson Jennifer Becker Edward Beckman Christine Bcdunah Richard Black Keith Bodjack Melissa Bowman Dean Brackcnridgc Teresa Brady Douglas Brame Fred Brauchler Douglas Bredeweg James Brown Rod Burandt Jennifer Campbell 1. Debbie Haak cats a can- dy bar while running through the halls. 2. Shelle Wegner fixes her collar at a football game. 3. Steve Levi, Brent Gar- buschcwski. and Jeff Todd acting like freshmen. 4. Chris Baily reads during study hall. 5. Sandra Petzke caught conveying answers on a Bi- ology test. 56 Timothy Cambell David Caplc Gino Capozio Daniel Carr Scott Casserly Don Child Mark Ciciora Dan Cole Ryan Coleman Dawn Crider Michcll Culver William Curtis Andrea Czech Tito Delbern ■ 1 Catherine Dcmaria Gina Dernier Gregg Demorrow Cheryl Denton Rebecca Dickson Rodney Dillard W 2 1 I. Dawn Crider and 2. Darcy Libs roam the halls while 3. Bruce Flippo is hard at work. Charlotte Dover Alan Duncan Todd Durham Paul Eagle Norman Eastman Anne Easton Dcloris Eichendorff Maria Engel Stephen Ernst Lorraine Feather Bryan Fields Eric First Bruce Flippo Kim Focht Jon Forcadc Anthony Friesl Holly Froberg Janis Fu ak Brent Garbuschewski Paul Gassoway John Gathright Joseph Geary Julie German Brian Gcrsicnkorn William Gracin Jori Grams Heidi Greendonner Rhonda Griffiths Elsie Grozcscu Dawn Klass and Valinda pauj qusc Long discuss new cheers. Deborah Haak Tammy Becella Michelle Haney Delores Hardin Randall Hardy Class A Kathleen Harper Jay Hatch Robert Hauske Tina Hcrcik Lisa Hickcox Judith Hicks Michael Hoffman Timothy Hollis Michelle Holt Timothy Hopkc Brice Hornback Amy Huebner Scott Isham Michael Jackmeyer Candace Jacques Mathew Jaske Ronald Jaworski Dawn Johnson Jason Johnson Kendall Joseph Elaine Steinke takes a break from hard concentration. Amy Kiesscl Michelle Kirksey Dawn Klass Gerald Knowles Steven Joslyn Julie Judkins Scott Kavanaugh David Keane Kim Kendzora 58 Of ’86 Jill Knowles Amy Koch Jeffery Kohn Chris Krieger Lori Krogcl Leslie Krousc Thomas Kuhlman Darren Kurbis Beth Kushman Tammy Becella stops for a chat. Darcy Libs Chris Lohroff Derek Loikits Gary Long Valinda Long Dennis Looney Vince Lopresti Jeri Luckcr Richard Mann Michael Marcade Wendi Marckesc Cindy Marks Charles Martin Terina Martin Marianne Matz David McGrath Traci McGrath Rob McPherson Jill McQuown Mark Mead i K Gregory Molter Angela Moneta Joseph Morgan Susan Morse Katie Medo Connie Mensinger Lisa Mertin Stacy Mielcarek Amanda Miller Michelle Nitz gets into her locker. 59 Brent Moulds Curt Muchmore Theresa Munday Michael Nagorski Allyn Nitz David Nitz a a Michelle Nitz Tom Norbey Amy Nye Sandra Pctzkc Mark Pfeil Anthony Pharias Darlene Oldham John Pcdcn Donna Penley Eric Phelps Jamie Phillipi Caroline Pichl 1. Dana Sicwcrt cleans out her locker. 2. Tony Alcala. Bill Anstey, Roger Warner kidding around before class. 3. Jason Kwader turns around from his studies. 4. Sandy Zachary stops for the photographer. 5. Dana Trcacy. Dave Caplc. Bob Lausman. walk to lunch. Teresa Polaskey Melinda Powell Scott Price Ronald Rath Allen Ray Vicky Reeder Jeffery Roden Tito Rodriquez Sharon Roemcr Mark Pyburn Debbie Quay Lois Ramthun Audra Rhodes Ursula Ridel Steve Ringer Derek Rothschild Karen Sandel Tamara Schadlcr Tina Schaeffer Michael Schaub Kelly Schauer Mike Sherwood Dana Siewert Peter Simmons Gary Solari Juliann Soullierc John Spear Lorri Schauer Sheila Shafer Wendy Shamblin Jeffery Slabaugh Jennifer Smith Richard Smith Caroline Speed Gerald Spitzkc Elaine Stcinke 1. Maria Engel listens with interest. 2. Eric Phelps looks up from studying. 3. Katie Taber takes a break from typing. Julie Stcltcr Carrie Stevens James Stictzcl Jon Surch Lori Sutherland Kathleen Taber Heidi Totzkc Dana Trcacy Michael Turk John Stratford Jennifer Strong Elizabeth Sukys Michael Teal Thomas Tedrick Rodney Tocring Rick Turner Mark Van Patten Janice Vander Molcn James Vitale Bradley Wahl Roger W'arner Shcllc Wegner Roger W'cir Kenneth Weisz Elizabeth Welsh Susan Welsh Anita Wendzel Mark Wenzlaff Jeffery Wheeler Douglas Whitehead Laura Whitwam Kenneth Williams Dawn Willis Lynn Wilson Veronica Wilson Patrice Wisler David Wolf Mark Yost Sandie Zachary Gary Zavoral Scott Zehm Not Pictured Chris Badiae Rusty Boelcke Chris Brewer Debbie Brien Todd Brooks Dave Edmonds Brenda Franks Troy Fulmer Chris Knapp Kathy Link Serina Morgan Linda Pitts Robert Reed Joe Rybaezyk James Sarmiento Mylisa Seiber Jeff Todd Joe W harton 1. Katie Medo looks to her neighbor for help on a typing exam. 2. Tony Pharis pretends to laugh at one of the teachers jokes. 3. Kendal Joseph studies for a test. 4. Heidi Totzkc sits through another exciting class 5. Sandie Zachary roams the empty halls. 6. Dave McGrath is caught imitating a St. Joe student. Faculty Hobbies — Faculty Interests — Faculty Hobbies — Faculty Interests F A a n I c d n u H t 1 0 e t b r y b e 1 s e t s s r Edward Reilly Principal golfer. Dennis Kniola, Athletic Director, spends many hours each season officiating at high school athletic events. John Adams, German Teacher, spends a lot of time bowling and has as his main interest rock collecting. Glen Arter, Physics and Chemistery Teacher, spends his time hunting for, cutting up. and hauling wood to heat his home. Gene Ball, Distributive Education Instructor, spends many of his leisure hours reading. Judy Ball, Art Teacher, paints and works on other craft projects for her own pleasure. June Avery, Li- brary Secretary, spends most of her non-school time sewing for her family. arge Bischoff dance Secretary N Becky Collin Special Educj t Special Edu Den n i s Brueck, Al- gebra Teacher, rides his bike many hours each day for pleasure and exer- cise. Bruce Bittenbender, Biology Teacher, (right) wakes up early in the morning to go fishing with his brother, Craig (left) Becky Collins, Special Educa- tion Aide, brings many of her plants from home. Robert Fell, History Teacher, retiring to the golf course, after 30 years of hard work. Anthony Friesl, Geology Teacher, also teaches at Lake Michigan College and enjoys working in his yard. Jack Greendonner, History and Yearbook Instructor, enjoys reading and is involved in many local gov- ernment activities. Gary Groat, Auto Teacher, spends much of his time out of school racing motorcycles on dirt roads and ice. Jane H i I d , Family Liv- ing and Basic Meals Teacher, prepa res many meals, not only in school but outside of school, for pleasure. Bill Hild, General Business and Business Law Teacher, relaxes on the weekends by brushing up on his golf Robert For- burger, Typing Teacher. “Will Berrien Hills Country Club ever be the same?” Mill Hamblen, Shorthand and Filing Teacher, and ken Humes, Guidance Counselors, practice their card playing skills at a game of bridge. Ben Inquilla, Spanish and Biology Teacher, takes pictures for his personal enjoyment. Sue Johns, Journalism and English Teacher, spends her time reading or taking additional college courses. Dorothy Hildebrand, Guidance Counselor, “The Counselor with the green thumb that gardens indoors and out all year long.’' Bill Johnson, Auto Shop Teacher, spends his extra time farming in the spring and fall, and motor- cycle racing on ice in the win- ter. Bill Johnson Vocational Kerry Lewis, Psychology and Sociology Teacher, travels, takes college courses, and practices her piano. Ken Lindahl, Theater and Eng- lish Teacher, directs the LHS summer theater and appear in plays throughout Southwestern Michi- gan. Lloyd MacTavish, Guid- ance Counselor, when not cycling, works with the church youth group. English 'V Jan Linden- feld. Public Address and English Teacher, has many play cred- its including “Hello Dol ly and “Oliver. Dennis Lundgren, Choir Instructor spends hours cruising the “big lakes. Jim Maier, American Stud ies and History Teacher, golfer, jogger and winning coach. Barb Lovelette, Writ- ing and English Teacher, enjoys taking care of her kids and swimming. Lovellette nglish Jim Maier Social Studies Tom Porter Math -X. Tom Mitchell, Band Instructor, enjoys music, reading, hunting and spending time at home. Don Myers, Physics and Physical Science Teacher, likes to restore classic cars. Russell Olin, Physical Education In- structor, enjoys playing tennis and being outdoors. Lee Much- more, Wood Shop Teacher, keeps busy by flying mo- del planes, riding in his boat and camping with the Boy Scouts. Russell Physical chmore rfJ: Dave Price Social Studies Tom Porter, Geometry and Trigo- nometry Teacher, spends his summer singing, dancing and acting in the Lakeshore Summer Theater. Dave Price, History Teacher, coaches football, wrestling and softball. Vicki Poole, Reading and English Teacher, enjoys spending her time with he kids and needlepointing. Kitchen Staff: Mrs. Mullins, Mrs. D. Dinges, Mrs. Fournier, Mrs. Covington, and Mrs. Spitzer. Kitchen Staff: (right) Mrs. Spilger, Mrs. Lindenburg, Mrs. Schadler, Mrs. Petzke, and Mrs. A. Dinges. Torn Mitchell Music c-L v - W - Stie Rapp English % 1 ' •v-rt-K Sue Rapp, College Prep, and English Teacher, spends her time either with her family, read- ing, golfing or grading papers. Lonnie Ramthun, Special Education Aide, is great reader and walker. Norma Rosenthal, Secretary, relaxes by bowling with her family. Lou Ann Shane, Accounting and Typing Teacher, works with her computer whenever she finds the time. ✓ � onnie Ramthun Special Education Mcrla Sum English Lou Ann Shane Business Mer I? Sinn, English Teacher, works around her house doing yardwork and takes the time to play golf with friends. Celia Sprague, Geometry and Alge- bra Teacher, likes to work on her computer, in her garden and “Let me tell you about my grandchildren.’ Robert Sotnyk, Geometry, Trigonometry and Algebra Teacher, very active in spectator sports. Jerry Stelling, Librarian, spends his time cruising the great lakes and taking wildlife pictures 1 ' - . Inge Taylor Physical Educa; Bill Wroblewski Social Studies Bill Wil- kinson, Ge- ometry Teacher, enjoys physical fit- ness, keeping bees and working on his farm. Al Wolfing, Biology Teacher, When not at school, he is either reading, gardening, or with his family. Randall Yeske, Special Educa- tion Teacher, spends her time “quilling and playing softball. Joyce Zeilke, Secre- tary, likes to sew and is involved in 4-H activi- Ju ce Zeilke Secretary Arlene Stover English Arlene Stover, Composition and English Litcra ture. is affected by “Apple Mania”, grades lengthy papers, and loves house plants. Inge Taylor, Physical Education Instructor, runs, j)lays golf with her friends, and remodels kitchens. Dave Topping, Physical Edu- cation Instructor, “Stevensville’s greatest sailor. Bill Wroblewski, Economics and Government Teacher, spends his free time playing tennis with his family. Board of Education: Front; George A. Zinkil; Vice-President. Peg Morse; President. Tom Bailie; Secretary. Standing: Arnold Nitz; Treasurer, Nicky Baker; Trustee, Don Jewell; Trustee, Myron Apple; Trustee. Fred Schmidt, Su- perintendent, en- joys displaying old cars. Gary Campbell, Assistant Superintendent, when not working, likes to spend time with his family. Gloria Vanderbeck, Personnel Director, enjoys playing golf in her spare time. 1. Mrs. Stover finally smiles. 2. Another ten yards? 3. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Rapp, and Mrs. Sinn. If we could find our cart this would not take all day. Games Teams Scores Games Teams Scores Games Teams Scores Games Varsity Cheerleaders Bring Home Honors, Awards, And Titles Karol Clem, Anne Gain, Carrie Wales, Lori Arick, Michelle Larson, Julie Yore, Joy Hoffman, Mary Weirick, and Karen Clem. The 1982-83 varsity cheerleading squad had a successful year in many ways by capturing titles, honors, and awards. In August the Lancer squad competed in the Berrien County Youth Fair, taking second place. During the school year the girls participated in various competitions. At Hope College they took first place, topping twenty-two other squads. At Western Michigan University, a clinic competition, the Lancer squad again captured first place from a field of twelve other teams. The girls also participated in the National Qualifying Cheerleading Competition held at Miami University, Ohio. The girls, through tough competition, captured a superior ribbon. The cheerleaders then moved on to the District Regionals, taking first place to again qualify for the State competition. The squad gained an eleventh place standing in the state contest. Over the summer the cheerleaders held several fund raisers including a Little Girls Clinic and two car washes. About twenty five girls participated in the clinic. Ribbons, buttons, and awards were given. The squad kept busy year round by cheering at both varsity football and basketball games. They kept the Lancer spirit going by making posters and shields for the basketball season, and selling buttons and ribbons during the sports season. This year the squad alternated captains each week giving each girl experience. VcLv oiXij G juAjUo(itn During the summer the varsity cheerleaders attended the International Cheerleading Foundation camp. During their stay they won the Grand Champions title and Most Congenial Squad award. Most Congenial Squad award is an honor in itself for it is given to a squad by totaling all the votes from each participating squad. Lori Arick and Julie Yore were recognized and awarded with spirit frisbees. Karen Clem and Joy Hoffman were honored with individual cheerleading awards also. 1. Karol Clem warms up. 2. Sideline smiles with Carrie, Karen, Lori, and Karol. 3. Lancers show their school pride. 4. Michelle Larson looks on another Lancer victory. 5. Lori Arick flashes a smile. 6. Cheers have fun on the sideline. 7. Julie Yore warms up before a game. During the summer the J.V. cheerleaders attended the Dynamic Cheerleading Association camp in Midland, Michigan. The squad’s efforts of hard work paid off when the girls won many awards including outstanding cheerleading skills, outstanding movements and stunts, and best pom pon routine. The girls also earned an award for displaying the best squad unity from their abilities to get along well with one another. J.V. Perform Well Together Michelle White, Leah Kretchman, Debbie Broadficld. Heidi Albrecht, Tina Schmitt, Tina Bcrghoff, and Kris Mitchell. The junior varsity cheerleaders experienced an outstanding year. Their accomplishments included many awards from camp. They then placed well in competitions including second at Hope College and third at Western Michigan University. Other than cheering and performing well through the year, the girls had several activities. Such activities involved a garage sale held in the summer and a dinner for the J.V. football team after their season. To the J.V. basketball team the girls were known as the Secret Rah-Rahs. Each girl was assigned to a couple of the basketball players. The goal of the cheerleaders was to encourage the spirits of the team to lead them to victories. Decorating lockers, giving cakes and cookies, and sending notes of encouragements were some of the Secret Rah-Rahs’ activities to cheer the members on. t ''C Frosh Make Steady Progress Dawn Johnson, Debbie Haak, Melissa Bowman, Lynn Wilson. Katie Taber, Valinda Long, and Dawn Klass. 1. Debbie and Dawn perform the cheer “Rebound. 2. The boundaries of the Lancer territory are set by Valinda and Lynn. Red and white fight fight yell 3. Melissa 4. and Katie. 5. Dawn shows school spirit after a basket swishes the hoop. Cuts last spring eliminated various activities including Freshman cheerleading. Because of the cut the 1982-83 squad chosen last May did not meet to practice during the summer. As the school year neared the girls’ parents agreed to loan the necessary funds to support the squad. A proposal was written stating the seven girls would try to repay their parents. With a late start and new advisor, Lisa Miller, the girls made steady progress as a well working squad. Their main goal of showing school spirit was exhibited during the freshman boy’s basketball season. The most exciting game cheered for was at River Valley when the team went into double overtime, winning by two points. Besides cheering, the girls sold programs, gave the boys a pizza party, held a Little Girls Clinic, and had a Christmas decoration raffle. Overall the girls felt their trials and efforts were well worthwhile. Considering the late start the girls did a real nice job. For the most part they showed their school spirit. I enjoyed the year and I think and hope each of them did too. Lisa Miller. Advisor_________ leocders 1 78 Lancerettes Have Successful Season Sitting: Lisa Miller, Jan Sisson, Lori Notaro, Sara Stump, Debbie Geary, Julie Korican, Kneeling: Cheri Florian, Jill Sisson, Suzan Strejc, Laurie Kerschbaum, Cyndi Schmidt. Standing: Kelly Warnock, Joyce Richter, Kelly Ersland, Ann Westerbeke, Shelley Graziano, Julie Czech. rs Every spring, the Lancerettes form a new squad and start off fresh in preparation for the coming year. However, last June Lakeshore voters defeated the millage which eliminat- ed various activities including Pom Pons. This did not stop the Lancer- ettes! Instead, the girls and their par- ents formed an organization known a$ H.O.P.P.S. (Help Our Pom Pons Survive!). With this support, money was raised through donations, serv- ing drinks at Pizza Hut, and organiz- ing an auction. The profits earned exceeded the needed amount which enabled the squad to purchase cardi- gan sweaters with name emblems. By starting so late in the year, the squad had lost three months of hard work and camp experience which had to be combined into one month of practice. Despite their hurried schedule, the Lancerettes performed previous routines at pep assemblies and football games, including the Homecomign game. The squad also added spirit to Homecoming week by selling the annual Homecoming mums and donating the remaining mums to Whitcomb Tower. Basketball season proved to be just as successful, with highlights such as hosting a guest performance by the Coloma Comettes, and enter- taining fans with the annual little girls’ routine. The 1982-83 squad was under the leadership of Tina Varney — advisor, Debbie Geary — captain, Julie Korican — secretary, Suzan Strejc — treasurer, Shelley Graziano — album-maker, and Cheri Florian — recordkeeper. The senior members are pictured in red uniforms in the team picture. fv Chris Hanson and Laurie Keoihbaum. kick sequence Lanccrcttcs DISTRICT SOD JTRTC Out of the 1983 Lancerette Pom Pon Squad, these ten girls received the chance to perform at District Championships; they were Cheri Florian, Shelley Graziano, Kelly Ersland, Suzan Strejc, Kelly Warnock, Sara Stump, Lori Notaro, Cyndi Schmidt, Lisa Miller, and Joyce Richter. With the help of advisor Tina Varney and Debbie Adler, the squad placed second qualifying them to perform at State Championships. Lancers Endure Tough Season Row One: 5—Magnus Ojert. 7 — Jeff Hunter, 11 Mike Hollcrbach, 14 Bill Ncidlingcr. 20 Tim Belanger, 22 Rob Wales, 24 MikeGacki, 25 — Don Sandel, 28 — Brian Richardson. 30 — Jeff Haynes. Row Two: 33 — Jeff Wagonmakcr, 35 Barry Ciidlcy. 38 Lari Koch. 40 Grant Gilreath. 41 Bill Weirick, 42 — Erich Nus, 44 — Don Hutter, 47 — Mark Waldmann. 50 — Mike Smith. Row Three: 51 Roy Rodriquez, 57 — Tony Wiatrowski, 61 - Kevin Wilson. 62 — Steve Berndt. 64 — Tod Krctchman, 65 — Jeff Myers. 66 John Hartwig. 67 Kregg Kiel. 68 Reagen Mathews, 70 — Jeff Schulstrom. Row Four: 72 — Mark Martin, 74 — Dean Clem. 76 — Todd German, 77 Brent Arndt, 78 — Dean Driscoll. 80 — Greg O’Dell, 81 — Dennis Lee, 84 — Bob Fernau, 85 — Rob Doeher, 88 — Dave Hagenauer. Row Five: Brian Kelt . Coach Jim Sanford. Coach Dave Price, 9 — Roger Swierbut. The Lakeshore Varsity Football team ended the 1982 season with a record of 3-6 overall and a 1-2 in the conference. The record, however, does not show that the team faced one of the toughest schedules in the school’s history. One of the high- lights of the season was a 42 point outburst against the River Valley Mustangs. The 42 points was the most scored by a Lancer team in the last 33 games. On offense, Rob Wales led the team with 648 yards on 169 carries, and also in scoring with 30 points. Next year’s squad will have the makings for a good passing team, with the help of junior quarterback Roger Swierbut. Swierbut, who played in only three games, led the team in three passing categories. His main target was split end, Greg O’Dell, who caught 17 passes for 240 yards and three touch- downs. Named on the first All-Conference Offensive team were Mike Smith at cen- ter, Dean Clem at tackle, and for the sec- ond year, Jeff Wagonmaker at running back. As in the past years the Lancer defense was led by it’s linebackers, and this year was no exception. Kevin Wilson led the team with 92 tackles and close behind was Mike Smith with 81 tackles. Magnus Ojert came down with two interceptions for a team high. Mark Martin blocked one kick while Mark Waldmann and Steve Berndt tied for the most sacks with six apiece. Named to the first All-Conference Defen- sive team were Tod Kretchman at middle guard, and Steve Berndt at linebacker. At the awards banquet, Kevin Wilson was chosen Defensive Player of the Year, Steve Berndt was chosen Offensive Player of the Year, Roger Swierbut was voted Most Improved Player of the Year, Greg O’Dell was given the Coaches Award, and Mike Smith was chosen Most Valuable Player. I. Jeff Wagonmakcr and Greg O’Dell show enthusiasm for practice. 2. Steve Berndt and Mark Waldmann show off their helmet awards. LHS 9 St. Joe 20 LHS 14 Coloma 7 LHS 42 River Valley 6 LHS 8 Dowagiac 28 LHS is LMC 0 LHS — Buchanan 14 LHS 7 . Watefvlict 12 LHS 0 Grand Haven 35 LHS 0 Benton Harbor k 34 In the final home game of the season, The Lancers faced an undefeated Class C powerhouse, Watervliet. The Lancers led the game all the way into the fourth quarter until the Panthers scored the go ahead touchdown. The game will be re- membered by the seniors as the hardest hitting and most exciting game of their final season. 1. The Lancers take the field for pre-game. 2. Tiger ballcarrier is tackled for a loss. 3. Jeff Haynes pursues opponent. 4. Otis hands off to Rob for a quick opener. 5. Steve Berndt rises for the occasion during pre-game introductions as Dean Clem and Mark Waldmann look on. 6. Rob Wales turns on the juice. 7. Dean Clem makes his way through the Lancer crowd. 1. A host of Lancers engulf the St. Joe ballcarrier. 2. Earl Koch breaks a kick-off return for a long gainer. 3. Captains Dean Clem and Mike Smith meet for the coin loss. 4. Greg O’Dell stands alone in the endzone. 5. Magnus Ojert makes the first hit while Mark Waldmann gets ready to assist. 6. Coach Sanford gets the next play as Coach Price watches on. • V- % 7. Rob Wales eludes a Bear Tackier. 8. Don Sandcl and Kevin Wilson bring down the Benton Harbor receiver. 82 Junior Gives Effort Varsity Best Junior Varsity football began with a slow start. The first game, against St. Joe, saw a 0-55 defeat. After this shock, however, the team made a complete turn around. The next game, against Coloma, ended in a 19-8 victory. Victo- ries repeated themselves as the team began working together, and the season ended with a 6-3 winning record for the Lancers. The team had many talented players. Brad Wahl, a freshman, set a record with 5 interceptions in one season. Most valuable player was awarded to Jim Small, and most improved to Dave McGrath. Awarded leading performers were Jason Devior, Joe Reilly, Bob Brister, Chris Summers, Scott Duncan and Darren McNees. This year's cap- tains were Tom Rivette, and Chris Summers, who, due to injury, was later replaced by Jim Small, Jason Devior and Joe Reilly. The leading rusher of the season was Chris Summers. Joe Reilly, Bob Brister and Tom Rivette lead the team with their defensive ef- forts. The chief passer was Jim Small and the top receiver, Dave Caple. I. Jim Small evades tackle. 2. Coach discusses play with Chris Summers. 3. Lancers anxiously await on the side lines. 4. Lancers come to aid on tackle. Row One: Chris Lewis, Scott Price, Jim Small, Chris Summers, Eric Lee, Jeff Schoenbach, Alan Duncan, Bob Lausman. Row Two: Eric First. Dana Treacy, Brad Wahl, Dave Keane, Paul Eagle. Jason DcVoir, Joe Reilly. Row Three: Tom Rivette, Scott Duncan. Eric Phelps. Steve Schaechcr, Dave McGrath, John Spear, Steve Ringer. Row Four: Ass’t Coach Paul Freer, Troy Fulmer, Randy Hardy, Bob Brister, Chris Lohroff, Mark VanPatten, Kent Krcchman Row Five: Mgr. Mark Yost, Darren McNees, Dave Capcl. Bill Brister. Jim Tetzlaff. Vince Lopresti, Todd Nicbaucr, Todd Brooks, John Jarman. LHS OSt. Joseph 55 LHS 19 Coloma 8 LHS 12 River Valley 8 LHS 0 Dowagiac 15 LHS 14 L.M.C. 0 LHS 22 Buchanan 14 LHS 26 Watervliet 6 LHS 14 Grand Haven 0 LHS 6 Benton Harbor 18 83 Varsity Girls Undefeated In Conference For 4th Consecutive Year FRONT ROW Mgr Bill Koebel. Kathic Sipes. W'cnds Garlanger. Mgr Ronnie Kenreich. Tina Franklin. Kim Klus. Mgr. Scotl Franklin. BACK ROW: Renee Sureh. Mary Fowlers Carol Mensingcr. Traci McCiraih. Coach Jim Maicr. Judy Harris. Kirslen Carr. Karla Mucbncr. Tobey Taylor. 84 The 1982 Girls Varsity Basketball team, coached by Jim Maier, proved successful as they ended their winning season at 16-7. For the fourth consecutive year, the Ladie Lancers achieved an undefeated Lakeland Conference record with 32 straight confer- ence victories. During their outstanding season, fifteen team and individual records were broken. Mary Fowler, senior co-cap- tain, set the record for the most points scored by an individual in one game, which was 35 points against Portage Northern. Jim’s Dandies also broke the record for the most points scored by a team in one game by tallying 89 points against Coloma in District play. The team holds the high- est scoring average in Lancer history with 57 points per game. Season records consisted of Mary Fowler swishing 303 points while Karla Huebner scored 283. The other co-cap- tain, senior Renee Surch, had a total of 82 assists while returning junior, Carol Men- singer, obtained 18 blocked shots. Wendy Garlanger, also a junior, started at guard opposite of Renee Surch. The starting five were backed up by a strong bench consist- ing of seniors Kirsten Carr, Judy Harris, Kim Klus, and Tobey Taylor, junior Tina Franklin, and six-foot freshman Traci McGrath. The bench really displayed their strength and depth when the chips were down, especially when two starters were on the injured list. Named to the Lakeland Conference All Conference team were starters Mary Fowler, Renee Surch, Karla Huebner, and Carol Mensinger. Wendy Garlanger received honorable mention. The season officially ended, after a heart-breaking loss to Saint Joseph in the District Finals and with the holding of the traditional banquet, which consisted of senior speeches and award presentations. Most Valuable Player was awarded to Mary Fowler; Best Defensive Player and Free Throw Shooter honors were obtained by Karla Huebner, and Most Improved Player was awarded to Kirsten Carr. Fi- nally, Carol Mensinger and Wendy Gar- langer were named co-captains for the 1983 season. “This team was one of the most exciting ever to play at Lakeshore. Anyone who ever saw them play would attest to this.” Jim Maicr Head Basketball Coach 1. With perfect form, Karla swishes an outside shot. 2. Co-captain, Renee Surch, is on the move. 3. Just look at the concentration Mary shows in her face! 4. Kirsten playing good offense. 5. Two Lancers block out for the rebound. 6. Judy shows off her magic with a floating bas- ketball. Tri City Tournament LHS 52 St. Joseph 48 LHS 47 Menton Harbor 56 LHS 61 Niles 57 LHS 88 Portage Northern 14 LHS 53 Dowagiac 27 LHS 50 Cassopolis 52 LHS 69 Edwardsburg 28 LHS 63 Coloma 15 LHS 79 Buchanan 16 LHS 64 Brandywine 36 LHS 38 River Valley 39 LHS 67 Cassopolis 44 LHS 53 Coloma 18 LHS 36 St Joseph 39 LHS 53 Allegan 44 LHS 56 Vicksburg 34 LHS 40 Benton Harbor 59 LHS 56 Dowagiac 18 LHS 52 Buchanan 27 LHS 55 Niles 49 Districts LHS 69 South Haven 32 LHS 89 Coloma 23 LHS 37 St. Joseph 39 Ladie Lancers Shoot For The Stars Co-captain Mary Fowler moves in for the steal. Renee, the point guard, sets up the offense. “What’s going on down there!” 86 Upper left: “Hey. did you see which way the ball went?” Above: The team listens carefully to Coach Maicr’s words of wisdom. Right: Wendy demonstrates her great free throw form from the charity line. Above: Captains shake hands before a game. Left: What arc you doing Wendy? Trying to fly? Right: Junior Carol Mensinger is preparing to receive a pass. J.V.’s Swoop To The Hoop The most memorable game of the J.V. season was against the Benton Harbor Tigers. The Lancers gained their revenge over the Tigers in a 37-34 victory. The team worked hard together to win the game that they all wanted to win. Front: Sue Teremi, Stella Sarmiento, Karla Hartline. Heidi Grccndonner, Shelly Andres. Stephanie Hersh, Catherine Cal- endar, Janis Fuzak. Back: Connie Mcnsingcr. Stacey Arncy, Dana Siewert. Kelley Brugman, Coach Craig Warner. Jill McQuown, Kim Kcnd ora, Celeste Fuzak, Sara Gifford. The 1982 Girl’s Junior Varsity Bas- ketball team had another exciting sea- son. Coach Craig Warner led the girls to a 16-4 season and their fourth straight Conference Championship. Leading scorer was Karla Hartline who averaged 13.2 points per game. Coach Warner commented, “Karla was our most consistent player all year long.” Voted by the team, Sue Teremi was chosen best defensive player, and Jill McQuown was chosen most improved player. Tri-Captains Karla Hartline, Stephanie Hersh, and Sue Teremi gave triple support to the team throughout the year. The J.V. offensive average per game was 31.6 and they held their op- ponent to an average of 24.9 points per game. Coach Warner’s overall com- ments were, “starting sophomores real- ized just how much potential they really have. They’ve worked hard at improv- ing their weak areas and it showed throughout the season. Freshmen Jill McQuown, Dana Siewert, Kim Kend- zora, Janis Fuzak, Connie Mensinger, and Heidi Greendonner all showed steady improvement throughout the season.” The bench warmers cheer their team on. Coach Warner sets an offensive play up. l-HS 19 St. Joseph 35 LHS 32 LMC 26 LHS 24 Niles 27 LHS 34 Portage Northern 25 LHS 29 Dowagiac 14 LHS 30 Cassopolis 14 LHS 40 Edwardsburg 16 LHS 45 Coloma 19 LHS 37 Buchanan 13 LHS 39 Brandywine 24 LHS 37 River Valley 24 LHS 28 Cassopolis 24 LHS 40 Coloma 32 LHS 38 Vicksburg 27 LHS 28 St. Joe 24 LHS 24 Allegan 30 LHS 37 Benton Harbor 34 LHS 31 Dowagiac 23 LHS 36 Buchanan 37 LHS 36 Niles 30 Stephanie Hersh shoots for two. 87 I Coach Brown felt that this year's team, based on times for the top seven, is the best team ever for Lakcshore. However, it does not have the best accomplishments. This year’s team included many talented runners. Special recognitions were received by all Conference runners Simon Hoffmann, Kevin Kuhn, Keith Bodjack, and Mike Schmaltz. Simon and Kevin were also this year’s captains. Keith Bodjack broke the Freshman 5K record with a time of 16:39, beating the previous record by :59. Simon Hoffmann was this year’s Most Valuable Runner. Cross Country Winning 15-1 Simon Hoffmann Goes Team Has Season To State 1 Kneeling: Petri Vuollo, Pat McGrath, Steve Collins, John Thomas, Tom Norbcy, Jim Vitale, Scott Isom, Rick Turner. Standing: Miss Ramirez, Keith Bodjack, Mike Schmaltz, Mike Farrington, Kevin Kuhn. Steve Klassen, Simon Hoffmann, Eric Farrington, Kevin Carr. Girls Cross Country Sprints To A 5-5 Season This year the Girl’s Cross-Country Team consisted of four members. Coach Glen Brown led the girls to second place in the Lakeland Conference. The girl's season marked the fourth year for girls cross-country existing at Lakeshore. The Lakeland All-Conference Team consisted of seven girls. Two of the members included Lakeshore’s own Benita Sokoloskis and Kellye Bruce. Kellye and Benita qualified for the State Finals by finishing tenth and eleventh respectively at Regionals. In state competition Kellye finished forty-seventh with a time of 21:34, and Benita finished sixty-fifth with a time of 22:17. Special recognitions went to Chris Lillegard for the best attendance record, and to Benita Sokoloskis for the most improved time of 21:27 to 21:00. First time letter winners for the season included junior Anne Carpenter and sophomore Chris Lillegard. 89 Golfers Have Perfect Record Kneeling: Derek Siewert, Scott French, Marc williams. Coach Norman Lambert Standing: Jeff Dorn, Scott Kapp, Mark Nelson. Paul Graefen, Wiley Payne. The Varsity Golf team ended the 82- 83 season with a perfect record of 49-0. Derek Siewert broke two individual records — most rounds under par or better and lowest average in all matches. The Lancer golfers were victorious in the Mattawan Invitational and the Lakeshore Invitational. Team accomplishments included winning their second consecutive Conference title. Members of the Lakeland Conference first division were Scott Kapp, Jeff Dorn, Paul Graefen, and Derek Siewert. The second division consisted of Scott French and Marc Williams. The team won their fifth consecutive conference championship, their sixth conference tournament in a row, and qualified to send representatives to the state tournament for the third time. Members representing Lakeshore in the state tournament were Scott Kapp, Jeff Dorn, Paul Graefen, Derek Siewert, and Marc Williams. This fine group of golfers placed third in the regionals and sixteenth in state level competition. % 1 1. Wiley accents his style early in the match. 2. Marc prepares for a birdie putt. 3. Jeff eyes his next putt. 4. Derek gives Scott a tip. Jamborees 18 Hole Tournaments Lakeshorc at Coloma Lakcshorc at Dowagiac Lakeshorc at Edwardsburg Lakeshorc at River Valley Lakeshorc at Home Lakeshore at Buchanan 165 168 153 151 170 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st Conference Tournament 164 — 1st (front) 152 — 1st (back) Southwestern Michigan Invitational Lakeshore Invitational 18 Holes Lakeshore Invitational 36 Holes Michigan High School Invitational Mattawan Invitational Regional State 355 4th out of 14 338 — 1st out of 9 670 — 1st out of 8 332 — 3rd out of 12 308 — 1st out of 8 331 — 3rd out of 17 356 16th out of 24 1. Scott watches his shot. 2. Marc gives look of indecision. 3. Paul waits his turn. 4. Jeff shows excellent form. 5. Derek drills his tec shot. Dual Matches LHS 167 Bridgman 171 LHS 170 LMC 196 LHS 164 Vicksburg 175 LHS 164 Niles 174 “Golf is one of the most difficult sports. Starting out the year with only one returning varsity member, I was unsure of the capability of going far, but we pulled through just fine. They are a good bunch of kids.” Norman Lambert Varsity Golf Coach J.V. Golfers Show “Wealth Of Talent” Front row: Paul Luckcr, Mike Sarola. Mike Wyble, Derek Loikits, Tyson Hein Back row: Mike Tcremi. Ken Penley, Chris Ives, Tom Nelson, Tim Hopkc, Tod Batson. Coach Lambert. “I think basically our golf program is good for another three years. This year’s sophomores will be the best we’ve ever had, a wealth of talent there,” summed up Coach Lambert’s thoughts of this year’s season. During this year, the team partici- pated in six duals, which were played be- tween two teams at a time. They ended with a 5-1 record. Unfortunately their loss against Niles was the only one they had suffered within the past two years. But with Coach Lambert’s hopes for a better schedule and his strong underclassmen, the J.V. Golf team will continue to be strong for at least the next three years. � tS jY 92 Season Ends Well For J.V. Wrestlers First Row: Jeff Vitale. Gary Solari. David Steinke. Steve Ernst. Jeff Schocnbach. Dennis Lee. Merle Dent. Earl Koch. Second Row: Coach Price. Brian Kelts, Bruce Flippo, Mike Brcdcwcg, Tracy Marsh. Ted Lausman. Eric First. Eric Phelps. John Spear. Steve Joslyn, Coach Bittenbendcr. Not Pictured: Jeff Myers individuaL ___ I J TALENT The wrestlers not only competed well as a team, but they also showed a great deal of individual promise. Sophomores Jeff Schocnbach 9-1 and Tracy Marsh(team captain) 13-7 and freshmen Gary Solari 6-2-1, Steve Ernst 15-3-1, Eric Phelps (team captain) 12-1, and Eric First 14-2-1 competed and will benefit Lakeshore in the future. Ted Lausman overpowers his opponent. Earl Koch dominates the referee position. .16 New Prairie 24 Water vliet 39 I.MC , 29 X ' Dolis 52 Ben toS kLi r bor PdfcUee% tral 55 30 Harper Creek 46 BJHHi Grandyjllc West Ottawa 9 36 18 18 16 11 22 23 Above: Ted Lausman attempts to pin his opponent. Below: David Steinke stalls to win his match. This year the Junior Varsity Wrestlers gave themselves excellent reputations. The team finished with an outstanding 11-4-1 season. In fact, one of the team’s losses and tie were against varsity teams. Coach Bruce Bittenbender described this year’s team as “ ... one of the best in a long time,” having a “serious and intense spirit.” The team competed very well, placing first at the Lakeshore Invitational, tieing for first at the Battle Creek Lake- view Invitational, and finishing second at the East Kentwood Tournament. 1 tic Invitationals Battle Creek lakcvicw Tied for East Kentwo l Tournament Lakeshore Invitational .............First 1 forJikst JSL w 93 Front: Brian Richardson, Mark Nelson, Tony Pallo, Jon State, Jim Pullins, Todd Brooks. James Sarmiento. Joe Geary. Back: Bruce Bittenbender, Mgr. Brian Phelps. Pat McGrath, Tod Krctchman, Jeff Myers, Mike Smith, John Harlwig, Mike Turk. Steve Joslyn. Coach Price Varsity Compiles 15-2-1 Record Lakeshore Invitational 7th, Niles Invitational 3rd. Southwestern 7th, County 1st. Holland 5th, Conference 1st, District 10th, Regional 15th This year, the Lancer Matmen enjoyed a winning season by earning the confer- ence and county titles. The County Cham- pions included Tod Kretchman, Brian Richardson, and Mike Smith. All-Confer- ence members consist of Joe Geary, John Hartwig, Pat McGrath, Mike Smith and Jon State. Mike Smith placed fifth in state, while Jon State also qualified for state, but lost a 4-3 decision in the consola- tion semi-finals and did not place. Unfortunately many wrestlers had trou- ble with injuries. Mike Smith was both- ered with a shoulder injury. Tod Kretch- man, who had a 24-3-1 record, had a knee injury and was unable to compete in dis- tricts. The Lancer wrestlers will lose four sen- iors with a combined record of 95-20-1. However, twelve lettermen will return to wrestle next season. Mike Smith achcivcd the honor of most valuable player, Tod Kretchman was awarded most dedicated player, and Brian Richardson also re- ceived most improved player. 94 1 Mike Smith wins a dif- ficult match. 2 Mark Nelson trys to get a better position on his opponent. 3 Jon State declared winner. 4 Tod Kretchman goes for a pin. 5 Mike Smith fights for the regional title. 6 Pat McGrath tries for a reverse. 7 Jon State begins his match. 8 Jim Pullins beats his opponent. 9 Brian Richardson, with a record of 27-14. tries for another pin. 95 Varsity Finishes Second In Conference Front: Mgr. Ed Hill. John Avery. Rob Wales. Norman Payne, Magnus Ojcrt, Mike Sarola. Tyson Hein. Derek Sicwert. Mgr. Tony Cruise. Back: Coach Sanford. Steve Berndt. Mark Waldmann, Dean Clem. Mike Wyble. Andy Williams. Jim Small. Mgrs. Chris Ives and Paul Dixon. Rob Wales shoots from the line while Mike Wyble awaits to play defense. Andy Williams. All-Lakeland award winner goes for a lay up. The 1982-83 Varsity Basketball team ended the season with a 9-13 record. As Jim Sanford’s sixth year of coaching he explained the team’s position. “We were inexperienced with only one starter com- ing back and we were a lot smaller than teams in the past.” The squad, however, did finish well placing second in the Lake- land Conference with a three win and three loss standing. Consistent starters this year were Jim Small, Mike Sarola, Dean Clem, Norm Payne, and Andy Williams. Clem and Wil- liams were lead scorers for the team aver- aging 10.1 and 10.0 respectively per game. Small and Sarola were excellent perimeter shooters while Mark Waldmann per- formed outstandingly defensively. Payne was the Lancer playmaker and assist lead- er. Team captains. Norm Payne and Dean Clem were named most valuable players. At the end of the season All-Lakeland awards were received by Dean Clem, Norm Payne, Andy Williams. Derek Siewert attempts a free throw shot. Mike Wyble takes a jump shot. Sophomore starter Jim Small attempts a block. Mike Saroia, a consistent starter, drives down the court. In his sixth year as coach, Jim Sanford gained his 100th victory with Lancer squad defeating Portage Northern 46-45. Sanford’s future as head coach looks promising as he commented, “next year’s team should be strong again with returning starters Jim Small, Mike Saroia, and Andy Williams coming back.” Rob Wales, Tyson Hein, and John Avery proceed from the locker room for warm ups. Steve Berndt looks for an open man. Dean Clem follows through with his foul shot while Norm Payne looks on. 97 J.V. Cagers Show Great Potential Chris Summers, this year's captain, squares to shoot. Mike Gathright eyes the action on the court. “The future of Lakeshore Basketball with this group is in good hands,’’ stated Coach Jim Maier. With a season of 13-7, Front: Mgr. Kevin Splesc, Scott Franklin. Jeff Dorn, John Neal, Chris Summers, Mike Gathright. Kevin Carr, Mgrs. Scott Townley and Tim Keith. Back: Coach Jim Maier. Bill Koebel. Todd Neibauer, Mike Fit water, Brian Wolff, Tom Rivette, Darren McNees, Steve Scaechcr, Scott Kapp, Phil Paarlberg, Mgr. Jeff Reed, and Asst. Coach Chris Pulasky. the little Lancers could be proud of their accomplishments: being the best shooting team and the most Voted Most Valuable Player, Scott Kapp sits on the job. Sixth man Brian Wolff inbounds the ball. explosive offensive- ly. Darren McNees and Scott Kapp — leading scorer and rebounder, and having the most blocked shots, re- spectively — were considered to be this year’s most valuable players. Jeff Dorn lead in assists and free throw percentage. Chris Summers was this year’s captain. The Lancers set up the offense. LHS 68 Buchanan 28 LHS 45 Niles 46 LHS 79 Cassopolis 56 LHS 63 Coloma 36 LHS 54 River Valley 36 LHS 46 Dowagiac 50 LHS 53 St. Joe 58 LHS 57 Niles 61 LHS 51 Grand Haven 50 LHS 55 South Haven 50 LHS 40 Portage Central 56 LHS 61 Chelsea 55 LHS 43 Three Rivers 70 LHS 44 Coloma 37 LHS 57 Buchanan 54 (OT) LHS 53 St. Joe 72 LHS 56 Portage Northern 52 LHS 55 LMC 43 LHS 66 Dowagiac 60 LHS 70 Cassopolis 65 98 The Frosh Season Showed Constant Improvement Front. Mike Marcade, manager; Tony Friesl. Chris Krieger, Dana Treacy, Pete Simmons, Derek Loikits, Dan Carr, Doug Brcdewcg, Tom Norbey; manager. Back: Coach Adler, Doug Whitehead. Dave Caple, Scott Price, Brad Bailey, Dave McGrath, Bob Lausman, Doug Clem; assistant coach. (Not pictured: Jim Brown, Mark Pfeil) Dave Caple tips it high. 1. Mark Pfeil squaring up to shoot. 2. Scott Price gets the Lancer rebound. Jim Brown prepares to pump a shot. The 1982-83 Freshman Basketball sea- son started out a little rough, but as the season progressed they improved ending with a 6-12 record. The records show a twelve game loss. Eight of these games, however, were lost by six points or less. The Lancers won by a considerable margin including wins over LMC by 25 points, Buchanan by 20 points, and LMC again by 24 points. “We came on very fast at the end of the year. It took us awhile to get there but I believe this group is capable of being winners after a couple of years experience.” Steve Adler These wins reflected three well played games by the team. Another memorable game included playing River Valley. The game extended into double overtime with the Little Lancers coming out with a 45-43 win. The team’s greatest asset was the ability for all the members to get along and work well together. All the members played in each game. This year’s captains were Dave Caple and Dave McGrath. Awarded Most Valuable Players were Dana Treacy aver- aging 9.2 points a game and Mark Pfeil averaging 7 points a game. Dan Carr, Tony Friesl, and Scott Price received Most Improved Players. Varsity Volleyball Bumps, Sets, Spikes Front: Lisa Cockrell, Celeste Fuzak, Carol Mensingcr. Kirsten Carr, Karla Huebncr, Cindy Maicr. Back: Coach Diane Davis. Kathy Mechtcl. Karla Hartline. Mary Fowler. Tobey Taylor, Renee Surch, Linda Glavach The 1983 Girl’s Varsity Volleyball team ended their regular season ranking 1 in Class B. A feat reached by no other Lakeshore team. Coach Davis commented, “This team showed more progress than any other team I’ve coached. This was supposed to be a rebuilding year for us because we had only two starters returning and four sophomores on varsity.” The Lady Lancers were a strong team because they worked as one. Tri-captains Mary Fowler, Karla Huebner, and Renee Surch lead the girls to a 47-7 record. The year’s most valuable player was Karla Huebner. Lisa Cockrell was the most important player. Renee Surch received the 101% award for her outstanding ability. Renee Surch and Tobey Taylor brought in the most points while Linda Glavach, Karla Hartline, and Renee Surch lead the team in serving aces. Carol Mensingcr, Mary Fowler, Kirsten Carr, and Karla Huebner were the top four leading blockers. Outstanding recognition went to Karla Huebner for being on first team all-state. Mary Fowler was all-state on the second team. The Girl’s Varsity Volleyball team won districts and regionals. The team placed third in the state semi-finals. A challenging season for the new starters but a unique style continued in LHS Volleyball. Although six seniors are leaving, the remaining girls know now how to hold Lakeshore’s 1 reputation in Volleyball-High! ♦ Cindy Maicr ready to return a serve. 100 Team members watch Karla Hartlinc spike the ball. To A Winning Season i The most memorable game the 1983 Girl’s Varsity Volleyball team played was in districts against St. Joe. The score was 2-0 over the Bears. The Lady Lancers fought hard and won with dignity. Leading setter Mary Fowler goes for the ball. 2-1 Sturgis 2-0 Niles 2-0 Cassopolis 2-1 B.C. Lakeview 2-1 Berrien Spring 2-0 Benton Harbor 2-1 St. Joe 2-0 South Haven 2-1 River Valley 2-1 East Kentwood 2-0 G.R. Christian 2-0 Sturgis 2-0 Coloma 2-0 Brandywine Buchanan 2-0 2-0 Cassopolis 2-0 Dowagiac 2-0 Coloma Benton Harbor 2-0 Coloma 1-2 Buchanan Dowagiac 2-1 0-2 3-0 Berrien Springs Portage Northern LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS South Haven Tournament 1st place Berrien Springs Invitational 2nd place Districts LHS 2-0 Sturgis LHS 2-0 South Haven LHS 2-0 St. Joe | Region. ils LHS 2-1 Sparta LHS 2-0 Zeeland State Semi-Finals LHS 1-2 Richmond Volleyball Returning lettermcn: Renee Surch, Mary Fowler, Karla Hucbner, Kirsten Carr. Missing: Tobcy Taylor and Linda Glavach. Kirsten Carr, a leading blocker, does a few deep Two aces in motion Lisa Cockrell and Renee Surch. knee bends. 101 Kirsten Cal team wa c ‘Participation by t coach Renee Surch: “Wc had a mutual understanding that stood out on the court.” Mary Fowler: We had an standing season.” Linda Glavach: “The practices were tough, but the results were worth it.” Tobey Taylor: “We worked hard a team place Class B State Semi-Finals trophy. Coach Davis presented with the ilSdy Maier: “We ave a special friendship on our team that will last forever.” Carol Mensinger: “When we worked as a team the rest came easy.” - Karla Hartline: “A team that works together, wins together.” Kathy Mcchtel. “Pm proud to be a r part of a tetA that truly fits the meaning of tehmwork ” C ockrell: “In years to come I hope to fill the shoes of those have given I.US its 1 reputation.” Celeste Fu ak: “I’ve seen how it's done right, now it's my turn With 13-18 .V. Finish Season Record ____■ i-----------1 “The only things lacking are confidence in themselves and more mental discipline. Within three years the members of this year’s team have the talent to be as successful as the varsity team.” Jeff Zimmerman J.V. Volleyball Coach Above front: Anita Wendzel, Michelle Nitz, Lois Ramthun, Traci McGrath. Dana Sicwcrt. Stephanie Hersh, Connie Mensinger, Jill Knowles. Back: Coach Jeff Zimmerman, Leslie Krouse, Cindy Marks, Janis Fuzak, Amy Huebner, Laura Jewell, Sandra Petzke, and Mindy Powell. LHS 12-15, 7-15 Sturgis LHS 15-2. 14-16. 4-15 Niles LHS 15-13. 15-3 Cassopolis LHS 15-11. 15-9 B.C. Lakeview LHS 7-15, 14-16 Berrien Springs LHS 15-8, 14-16. 14-16 Bent Harbor LHS 9-15, 15-12, 7-15 St Joe South Haven LHS 9-15, 15-12, 15-7 LHS 7-15, 7-15 River Valley LHS 13-15, 12-15 Coloma LHS 15-10, 11-15, 12-15 Brandywine LHS 1-15, 4-15 Buchanan l.MC Tournament LHS 3-15.9-15 Portage Central LHS 15-13, 15-11 Eau Claire LHS 7-15, 6-15 South Haven LHS 15-12, 15-8 Buchanan LHS 14-16, 15-11. 9-15 St. Joe LHS 15-4, 15-9 Cassopolis LHS 15-11, 15 Dowagiac LHS Berrien Springs 15-3. 15-11 Tournament Constantine LHS 4-15. 12-15 St. Joe LHS 15-5, 1-15, 10-15 Coloma LHS 16-14, 15-10 Benton Harbor LHS 4-15, 13-15 Holland Christian LHS 16-14, 15-13 G.R. Forest Hills LHS 15-10, 15-7 Berrien Springs South Haven Tournament LHS 6-15, 7-15 Coloma LHS 9-15, 9-15 Buchanan LHS 15-13, 3-15, 15-5 Berrien Springs LHS 15-8. 15-8 Dowagiac LHS 15-7, 9-15. 12-15 Portage Northern I. Anita Wendzel and Amy Huebner watch Connie Mensinger spike the ball. 2. Traci McGrath awaits for the ball to be put in play. 3. Cindy Marks prepares to bump the ball. The 1982-83 Junior Varsity Volleyball team, consisting of thirteen freshmen and two sophomores, finished with a 13- 18 season record. Second year coach Jeff Zimmerman described the squad as inexperienced lacking playing time. Coach Zimmerman explained, “they had to learn a great deal of volleyball skills and strategy.” A most valuable player award was not given to a J.V. team member. However, awards were given to individuals who displayed special skills; Most Effective Setters — Mindy Powell and Sandy Petzke, Most Effective Hitters — Lois Ramthun and Jill Knowles, Most Effective Blockers — Connie Mensinger and Dana Siewert, Most Effective Servers — Leslie Krouse, Stephanie Hersh (captain), and Anita Wendzel. Even though the J.V.’s experienced a tough season, a majority of the girls viewed it as fun, memorable, and a learning experience. 103 Varsity Tennis Team Mark Pfeil follows through with a backhand. Tammy Becella, here I come! The 1983 Varsity Tennis team enjoyed a season of success. This year’s team was different than any other because they achieved the best record at LHS with Dual and Invitational meets. All ten start- ing players received special recognition for all-conference. Also, the team established a record by having the least amount of points scored by an opponent. Co-cap- tains, Ted Chen and Tony Bevilacqua, lead the team to a 15-1 season. LHS cap- tured the South Haven Invitational and placed second in the Southshore Invita- tional. Although nine seniors will be leav- ing, the up-and-coming players will carry out the Lancer’s excellent record in varsity tennis. Avery, Ryan Coleman, Tammy Becella, Sharic Wolanin, Dan Pinderski, Jeff Hunter, Steve Eisele. Forehand shot by Ryan Coleman. Front: Ted Chen, Joern Zurmuehlen, Phil Paarlberg, Scott Defries, Jim Falvey.Tony Bevilacqua, Pat Bevilac- qua Back: Coach Chuck Salvano, Mark Pfeil, John Jeff Hunter goes for the smash. . . . Aces In Motion John Avery returns a deep lob. Pat Bevilacqua plays Wake up Steve Eiscle! second singles. Quick look from Scott Defries. Jim Falvey rushes the net. 1 Buchanan was a match to remember for the 1983 tennis team. The team won 7-0. and was hitting their strokes with style and accuracy. LHS 7 Coloma 0 LHS 7 Brandywine 0 LHS 7” Edwardsburg 0 LHS 7 Dowagiac 0 LHS 7 Berrien Springs 1 LHS 3 Buchanan 0 LHS LHS 7 6 St. Joseph South Haven 4 0 LHS 7 LMC 1 LHS 7 Coloma 0 LHS 7 Berrien Springs 0 I LHS 7 Brandywine 0 LHS 7 Edwardsburg 0 LHS 7 Dowagiac 0 LHS 7 Buchanan 0 Sharie Wolanin watches her shot. 105 Varsity Baseball Front: Roger Swierbut, Mike Hollerbach, Don Sandel. John Neal, Tyson Hein, Jason Devoir, Chris Summers. Second: Bill Koebel, Bill Neidlinger, Bill Anderson, Rob Doehrer, Bill Weirick, Jim Tetzlaff, Mike Kniola. Third: Joe Verbraska, Tom Rivettc, Tom Simpson, Dave McConomy, Rich Knapp, Dave Hagenauer, Norm Payne, Coach Sanford. Not Pic- tured: Wiley Payne 1983 Baseball Team The Varsity Baseball team began with a slow starting season. Being a young and inexperienced team, they had to work hard, especially on pitching and hitting. However, by the end of the season, the Lancers, led by co-captains Dave McCon- omy and Norm Payne, came back and upset league leader Buchanan and South Bend Adams. South Bend Adams was cur- rently ranked in the top ten in Indiana at that time. The team will be losing seven seniors next year, including Bill Anderson (right field), Dave Hagenauer, Mike Kniola (first base), Dave McConomy (short stop). Bill Neidlinger (pitcher). Norm Payne (center field), and Don Sandel (third base). However, next year’s team will have Finishes Season Strong eight returning juniors, including Rob Doehrer, Tyson Hein, Mike Hollerbach, Roger Swierbut, Bill Weirick, Rich Knapp, Joe Verbraska, and Tom Simpson, and seven sophomores, including Wiley Payne, Chris Summers, Jason DeVoir, John Neal, Bill Koebel, Jim Tetzlaff, and Tom Rivette. Coach Sanford commented that next year’s team will have more ex- perience, and should be one of the better teams in the area. At the conclusion of the 1983 baseball season, Norm Payne and Dave McCon- omy were both named Most Valuable Players and leading hitters. Rich Knapp and Bill Neidlinger were the outstanding pitchers, and Roger Swierbut was given the honor of 1984 team captain. 106 1 4tWc came on strongly at the end of the season by upsetting league-leader, Buchanan, and then defeating South Bend Adams, ranked in the top ten in Indiana.” LHS 0 Buchanan 5 LHS 5 Buchanan 4 LHS 13 Brandywine 6 LHS 7 Berrien Springs 10 LHS 2 Coloma 10 LHS 6 Coloma 7 LHS 6 St. Joseph 10 LHS 1 .-4 Niles 1 LHS 2 Dowagiac. '4 3 LHS 1 Dowagiac . 5 LHS 2 Benton Harbor 6 LHS 2 Dowagiac 7 LHS 7 New Prairie 4 LHS 2 New Prairie 4 LHS 11 Edwardsburg 3 LHS 6 Brandywine 1 LHS 5 LMC 4 LHS 4 Benton Harbor 6 LHS 0 Coloma 3 LHS 2 Buchanan 1 LHS 3 South Bend Adams 2 LHS 5 South Bend St. Joseph 10 LHS 2 LMC 1 LHS 3 LMC 4 LHS 6 DISTRICTS River Valley 3 LHS 3 St. Joseph 2 1. The Lancers take a breather while Mike Kniola prepares to bat. 2. Bill Neidlinger, one of the Lancer's outstanding pitchers, faces the batter. 3. Mike Kniola waits for the pick off at first base. 4. Bill Weirick and Dave McConomy use teamwork to catch a foul ball. Jim Sanford Head Baseball Coach 107 7 1. Carrie Wales ready to tag up. 2. Amy Huebner ready for a wind-up. 3. Carrie Wales slides into base to beat the throw. 4. Tammy Spletzer concentrates on the next pitch. 5. The team takes a break. 6. Leslie Krousc goes over a play from Coach Price. 7. Judy Harris patiently waits for a safe play. 8. Carol Mensinger in action. 9. Mary Fowler on the move. 10. Lori Phelan up to bat. 6 Softball Team Demonstrates Control And Balance LHS 11 Buchanan 7 LHS 9 Buchanan 8 LHS 10 Berrien Springs 0 LHS 3 Brandywine 2 LHS 20 Coloma 0 LHS 14 Coloma 2 LHS A- 14 Niles 7 LHS LHS 8 Dowagiac Dowagiac 2 LHS 17 Three Rivers LHS 13 Benton Harbor IHS w 17 kA Edwardsbprg LHS LHS Brandywine Iri mc rT- LHS 4� t. Joe nk 5 LHS 31 Coloma i LHS 3 St. Joe 9 LHS 7 Buchanan 4 LHS jf 2 LMC - 0 LHS 11 LMC 5 LHS 5 River Valley 4 1 1. Kathy Sipes prepares to return the ball after her nice catch. 2. Renee Surch returns the ball to the pitcher. 3. Carol Mensinger makes a great play. The big contribution to our overall record was our senior leadership. At different times during the game, we had seven out of nine seniors on the field that gave us experience and know how. Dave Price Head Softball Coach The Lancer Girls Softball team showed astonishing control and balance through- out their 1983 season. Having five hitters with a constant .361 batting average or better, pushed the Lancers to a victorious season. The senior-dominated team ex- pressed leadership and helped lead the Lancers to a superb 20-1 regular season. Tammy Spletzer and Melissa Clanton used their talents by pitching with accura- cy. Front Row: Melissa Clanton, Amy Huebner, Renee Surch, Mary Fowler, Carol Mensinger, Judy Harris, Linda Groeschel, Leslie Krouse. Second Row: Coach Price, Teresa Capozio, Lori Phelan, Kathy Sipes, Carrie Wales, Kim Klus, Janis Fuzak. Tammy Spletzer. 109 Track Has Learning Season Lakeshore’s track team consisted primarily of underclassmen. There were only three seniors with previous track experience on the team. Being a young team, performance continued to improve throughout the season. Team progress included scoring fifteen more points in the conference meet than last year, and improved performance in seven events. Chris Mclcher clears his attempt as Ed Hild spots the pole. A few members of the team listen to Coach Brown’s comments. Seated: Randy Hardy. Rick Turner. John Spears, Jerry Knowles. Tom Norbcy. Steve Levi. Keith Bodjack. Ed Hild. Second Row: Mike Farrington, Simon Hoffmann, Darren McNees, Tim Drews. Steve Klassen. Pat McGrath, Mark Sankey, Eric Farrington, Tom Drews. Third Row: Petri Vuollo. Scott Casserly. Dave Schwarz. Mike Schmaltz, Mark Gerber, Chris Melcher, Dave McGrath, Mike Gacki, Jeff Mashak, Steve Collins. Kevin Carr, Coach Brown. This year’s boys track team ended the season with a 3-5 record in dual meets. With only three returning seniors, the team relied mostly on their underclass- men. Most outstanding underclassmen in- cluded Darren McNees with 65l 2 points, Chris Melcher scoring 62 points, and Ke- vin Carr bringing in 49 points for the sea- son. Pat McGrath earned All-Conference team in the discus division, while the mile- relay team, consisting of Steve Collins, Pe- tri Vuollo, Mike Farrington, and Keith Bodjack, also achieved All-Conference status. The team placed third overall in the Lakeland Red Division. Coach Brown felt this season gave valuable experience for next year’s team in the hope for a confer- ence title. John Sankey clears the last hurdle to beat out the opponent. Kevin Carr alone to win the race. • v«r Dave McGrath ready to throw the discus. LHS 51 Buchanan 81 LHS 34 Benton Harbor 98 LHS 69 Coloma 63 LHS 54 V Edwardsburg 77 Vi LHS 46 Dowagiac 86 LHS 46 Cassopolis 86 LHS 93 Vi South Haven 103 Vi LHS 93 Vi Fennville 42 LHS 93 Vi Paw Paw 5 no Girls Have An “83 Experience” First row: Bcnita Sokoloskis, Judy Hicks, Kathy Mechtel, Kcllye Bruce, Lynn Wilson, Lorraine Feather, Laura Ochsner, Tracy Bohanek, Laurie Sutherland, Jamie Connell, Donna Stcinkc. Second row: Karla Huebner, Kathy Wurtz, Tina Schmitt, Debbie Broadfield, Chris Lillegard, Teresa Polaskcy, Heidi Grccndonncr. Ann Carpenter, Kristy Koeppe, Loreatta Eaves. Third row: Coach Brueck. Robin Bickers, Michelle Ballard. Karen Workinger, Lisa Hickcox, Corey Atherton, Jill McQuown, Tracy McGrath. Dana Siewert, Kelly Brugman, Sara Gifford. Sharon Romer. The girl’s 1983 track team, once again, had an outstanding season. The team cap- tured first place in the conference, with a perfect record of 5-0. Winners of confer- ence titles included Karla Huebner for the 110 and 330 hurdles, Kellye Bruce in the mile run, Benita Sololoskis in the two mile run, Tina Schmitt in the 440 dash, and Tina Schmitt, Karla Huebner, Kathy Mechtel, and Laura Ochsner in the mile relay. The 1983 season produced outstanding performances from the upperclassmen such as Karla Huebner, Benita Sokoloskis, and Kellye Bruce. The underclassmen on the team did very well too. Traci McGrath and Lisa Hickcox broke freshmen records. Tracy Bohanek broke the sophomore re- cord in the 330 low hurdles, while Kellye Bruce broke the school record in the one and two mile runs. l This year’s “83 experience’’ turned in many outstanding perfor- mances. Three members who quali- fied for the state meet included Kar- la Huebner in the 110 hurdles and 330 hurdles, Benita Sokoloskis in the 110 hurdles, and Kellye Bruce in the two mile run. LHS — 63Vi LHS — 67 LHS — 89 LHS — 110 LHS — 71 LHS — 70 LHS — 50 LAKELAND RED BUCHANAN 59 V? BENTON HARBOR 56 edwardsburg 34 COLOMA 113 DOW AG I AC 52 DOW AG 1 AC 47 CASSOPOLIS 39 SOUTH HAVEN 64 FENVILLE 42 CONFERENCE MEET LHS 1st place — 86 REGIONAL — 5th place — 36. INVITATIONALS 1. Lisa Hickcox clears the last hurdle of a 110 low hurdles race. 2. Tina Schmitt participates in the mile relay. 3. Tracey Bohanek hands off to Laura Ochsner in the 800 relay. 4. Laura Ochsner shows her form in the long jump. STURGIS EXCHANGE CLUB RELAYS 12th place OTSEGO LIONS RELAYS — 9th place ROADRUNNER RELAYS INDIVIDUAL PLACES — 2 — 1st place , 3 — 3rd place, 2 — 4th place. 1 — 5th place COMSTOCK INVITATIONAL — 12th place ROTARY — 4 — 4th place, 1 — 5th place, 2 — 6th place LAKESHORE The following seniors were chosen as members to the first team All Conference in football: Defense Tod Krctchman and Steve Bcrndt; Offense — Mike Smith. Dean Clem, and Jeff Wagonmaker. Varsity Girls Basketball All Lakeland Conference Mary Fowler Renee Surch Karla Huebner Carol Mensinger Honorable Mention Wendy Garlanger In wrestling All Conference awards went to Joe Geary. John Hartwig, Pat McGrath. Mike Smith, and Jon State. Norman Payne, Dean Clem, and Andy Williams received All- Lakeland awards al the end of the 1982-83 Varsity Basketball season. Boys Cross-Country All Conference Simon Hoffmann Girls Cross-Country All Conference Kevin Kuhn Benita Sololoskis Keith Bodjack Kelly Bruce Varsity Golf Lakeland Conference 1st team 2nd team Scott Kapp Marc Williams Jeff Dorn Scott French Paul Graefen Derek Siewert Varsity Volleyball All Conference 1st team Carol Mensinger Mary Fowler Karla Huebner 2nd team Tobey Taylor Renee Surch All State 1st team Karla Huebner 2nd team — Mary Fowler 113 CHOIR Choirs Have Another Judy Luther, vice-president; Phil Eaton, president; Julie Yore, secretary. L Soprano: First: Michelle White, Tina Coleman, Juanita Lopez. Second: Mary Weirick, Kathy Jenkins, Tammy Abbott. Rene Lopez. Third: Esther Atkinson, Carolyn Pihulic, Kym Jeschke. Fourth: Jonell Pauls, Diane Newberg, Laurie Alexander, Laurie Ondraka. 2. Alto: First: Lori Rush, Kristi Price. Judy Braford, Jill Bcrnson. Second: Robin Casey, Julie Yore, Dawn Hetficld, Brenda Spear. Third: Judy Luther. Jill Gotstein, Debbie Kascwurm, Catharine Callcndar. Fourth: Tammy Por, Amy Warner, Rose Ricdell, Sue Woodruff, Kecia Smiley. 3. Tenor: First: Laurie Jewell, Stella Sarmicnto. Lisa Campbell Second: Cheryl Hoge, Mike Baggesi, Phil Eaton. 4. Bass: First: Scott Townley, Kurt Lake. Second: Steve Adair, Mark Wilson. Kclton Reitz. Third: Dan Westlake, Randy Riepma. Successful And Busy Year Row 1 Katie Medow. Tammy Mecelle, Kim Aroney, Julie Judkins. Tammy DeMaria, Randy Hardy, Bob Hauske. Jeff Schoenbach, Mark Ciciora. Heidi Radde, Michelle Ballard. Carrie Speed. Row 2 Karen Guidice, I.aurie Kerschbaum. Michelle Rosenthal, Kim Kenzora, Donna Polaskey, Dcloris Eichendorff, Kim Neal, Cathy DeMaria, Leah Krctchman, Lynn Wilson. Brenda Franks, Chris Charleston. Cathy Wurtz. Row 3 Laura Eversole, Denise Hood, Lisa Miller, Heather Sandmann, Candy Merrill, Heidi Albrecht, Denise Schmidt. Amy Nye, Mandi Miller, Kim Ovcrhcal, Corey Atherton, Tammy Mullins. Row 4 Marriannc Matz, Deanna Poole, Mona Spitzke, Debbie Culver, Maria Dickens, Ursula Riedel, Elizabeth Sukys. Audra Rohodcs, Julie Stcltcr, Marina Tomlinson. Jamie Bassett, Julie Soulliere, Elaine Steinke. Lakeshore Singers, an extra-curricular group open to all high school students, meet after school for their practices. Lakeshore Singers performed in all choir concerts, sang for the Zion Church, and performed for the Lakeshore Chamber of Commerce during Christmas time. Concert choir combined with St. Joe and Coloma choirs to sing Christmas Carols in downtown St. Joe. The choir also sang carols in Lakeshore halls before Christmas break as well as performing in Variety Show, the Fall, Christmas and Spring Concerts. Chorale performed in Fall, Christmas and Spring Concerts also. The choirs had another busy and successful year and they look forward to another good year next year. Lakeshore Singers: Row 1: Amy Nye. Deloris Eichendorff, Rena Lopez, Diane Newburg, Judy Luther, Lisa Campbell Row 2: Mike Baggesi, Steve Adair, Phil Eaton. Kathy Bcdunah, Cheryl Hogc, Dan Westlake Row 3: Kym Jeschke, Laura Ondraka, Jill Bcrnson, Robin Casey, Amy Warner, Curt Lake, Kristi Price Row 4: Tracey Marsh, Mark Wilson, Randy Riepma MARCHING 1. Best Squad: Scott Bodjack, Steve Collins. Herman Miller, and Renee Surch. 2. A determined little soldier, Tony Smarella. Lakeshore Rifle Corp: Jamie Connell, Laura Barnnett, (Captain) Tracey McGee, Jan Sisson, Sara Stump, Jill Sisson, Amy O'Dell, Sue Niitzke. File 1: Jim Falvey, Dennis Horton, Rick Toering, Linda Porter, Mike Roden, Julius Turk, Leann Bradley, and Bill Wilkinson. File 2: Tony Smar- ella, Jackie Kavanaugh, Colleen Friesl. Mike Far- rington, Brenda Spears, Laurie Jewell, and Sue Diedrich. File 3: Ronnie Gipson, Tod Marsh. John Ratter, Barb Jewell, Mike Nelson, Greg Rhodes, and Kathy Smarella. File 4: Kelly Brug- man. Bob Mastcrson, Jim Dickson, Sue Strejc, Mark Verduin, Brian Wolff, and Connie Rein- hardt. File 5: Erik Carlson, David Reilly, Mike Baggcsi, Mike Wcrmuth. Phil Dingcs, Mario DiPisa, Bob Blackburn, and Thad Chartrand. File 6: E.R. Lenthall. Rudy Eichendorff, Eric Farrington. Jayne Erickson, Michelle Krieger, Brenda Lyons, and Paula Hoffman. File 7: Bob Roden, Karla Huebner. Jim Weingart, Kevin Brozovich. Randy Toering, Chris Blackburn, Lori Lehmann, and Jill Bernson. File 8: Dan Pindcrski. Carol Mensinger, Jane Gatchell, Rusty Perrin, Ninette Koehler, Kelton Reitz, and Maureen Lindcnburg. Drum Majorette Chris Hanson File 9: Rhonda Gipson, Herman Miller. Sue Schmaltz, Randy Story. Ed Hild. Jack Arbanas, and Tami Tomasello. File 10: Kevin Ingwersen, Steve Collins. Mark Rochefort, David Gerken, Penny Varney, Lisa Schroedcr. Connie Petzkc, and Carolyn Pihulic. File II: Mike Ernst. Scott Bodjack, Michelle Faust, Pat Wozniak. Cheryl Hoge, Tammy Abbott, and Hilary Topping. File 12: Linda Groeschel, Renee Surch, Rick Hathcock, Erik Gustafson, Carl Ondraka. Jeanne Westcott, and Rick Brown. File 13: David McConomy, Bob Wright. Benita Sokoloskis, Ted Chen, Sue England, Teresa Hollis, and Wendy Fritz. File 14: Scott Franklin, Phil Paalbcrg, Kent Walters, Jill Bailey, Barb Lawrick, Donna Steinke, Heidi Helling, and Linda Kohn. File 15: Randy Riepma, Mike Brcdcwcg, Melissa Carpenter, Amy Warner, Donna Gore, Cindy Maier, and Ann Wcstcrbeke. File 16: Kevin Splcsc. Brian Libs, Jeff Tollakscn, Dean Schink, Carla Zielkc, Julie Korican, Amy Schroeder, and Dave Pesko. Lancer Flags: Kris Hall. Debbie Covert. Krista Schedler, Tiffany Reinink, Teresa Peccoraro, Julie Czech, Kir- sten Carr, Jane Wilkinson, Lynn VanPelt, (captain) Joetta Imlcr. Kris Reinink, Tobcy Taylor, Kim Klus, Deanna Sankey, Laura Ochsner, Wendy Pie- Drum Major Paul Czech 119 A Band’s Finale To The Year Symphonic Band Flutes: Wendy Fritz, Amy Schroedcr, Ann Wcstcrbeke. Jill Bernson, Linda Kohn, Kathy Bcdunah, Debbie Covert, Tami Tomasello. Susan Dicdcrich, Kirsten Carr. Oboe: David Gcrkcn. Clarinets: Lisa Schroedcr, Julie Czech, Jane Wilkinson, Karen Gusc, Kathy Smarrclla, Dawn Rockwell, Cornelia Reinhardt, Jack Arbanas, Carolyn Pihulic, Ted Chen, Lynn VanPelt, Wendy Piepenburg. Bass Clarinet: Leann Bradley. Ebcontra Bass Clarinet: Benita Sokoloskis. Alto Saxophones: Linda Porter, Mike Farrington. Tenor Saxophones: Mario DiPisa, Chris Blackburn. Baritone Saxophone: Julius Turk. Trumpets: Dave McConomy, Jim Falvey, Linda Groeschcl. Randy Ricpma, Mike Ernst, Tony Smarrclla, Kim Klus, Kevin Ingwersen, Bob Masterson, E.R. Lcnthall. French Horns: Jeff Tollaksen, Jane Gatchell, Kent Walters, Jayne Erickson. Trombones: Scott Bodjack. Brian Libs, Rick Toering, Phil Paarlbcrg, Herman Miller. Baritones: Cheryl Hoge, Eric Farrington. Tubas: Bill Wilkinson, Dave Pesko. Bassoon: Rusty Perrin. Percussion: Mike Nelson, Carl Ondraka, Erik Gustafson, Mike Roden, Mark Vcrduin. Scott Ruble. Concert Band Flutes: Norecn Totzke, Michelle Larson, Heidi Helling, Kris Hall. Carla Zielke, Tiffany Reinink. Kris Reinink. Donna Gore, Amy Warner, Michelle Krieger, Barb Lawrick, Jill Bailey, Connie Petzke, Deanna Sankcy, Jill Sisson, Joetta Imler, Dean Schink, Tobcy Taylor, Tina Franklin, Paula Hoffman. Oboes: Laura Oschncr. Jamie Connell. Clarinets: Cyndi Schmidt. Tracy McGee. Tammy Abbott. Maureen Lindcnburg, Jeanne Wcstcott, Brenda Spears, Cindy Maier, Theresa Hollis, Susan Ncitzkc, Donna Steinke, Hilary Topping, Chris Hanson, Laurie Jewell. Rita Whitright, Lori Lehman. Jan Sisson, Sara Stump, Amy O’Dell. Alto Clarinet: Julie Korican. Bass Clarinets: Bob Blackburn, Scott Frobcl. Alto Saxophones: Mike Wermuth. Barbara Jewell, Laura Barnett, Suzan Strcjc, Kevin Brozovich. Tenor Saxophones: Kclton Reitz, Brenda Lyons. Baritone Saxophone: Brian Wolff. Bassoon: Teresa Pecoraro. Trumpets: Carol Mcnsingcr, Robert Roden, David Reilly. Dennis Horton, Scott Franklin, Kelly Brugman, Dan Pinkerski, Ronnie Gipson, Ronda Gipson, Karla Huebner, Tod Marsh. Kevin Splese, Erik Carlson. Jackie Kavanaugh, Rudy Eichendorff. French Horns: Susan Schmaltz, Rick Hathcock, Mark Rochefort, Melissa Carpenter, Michelle Faust. Krista Schcdlcr. Trombones: Steve Collins. Paul Czech, Colleen Friesl, Renee Surch, Mike Bredeweg. Bob Wright. Jim Dickson, John Ratter, Greg Rhodes. Baritones: Jim Weingart, Michael Baggesi. Bass: Thad Chartrand. Percussion: Randy Story, Phillip Dinges, Pat Wozniak. Penny Varney, Ninette Koehler, Ed Hild. Randy Toering. BAND CONCERT 120 This year the Lancer Marching Band’s pride showed in every performance given. Their year started off with a trip to Camp Friendenswald. With a week of intense marching, the band prepared for their half-time shows and perfected their festival show. At festival, the band put on an amazing performance playing “Aztec Fire,” “Elgato,” and ending with selections from “Evita”. Upon receiving their Division 1 rating, the crowd awarded them with a standing ovation as they marched off the Field. Drum majors Chris Hanson and Paul Czech led the band through every performance. Lynn Van Pelt and Jane Wilkinson put snap into this year’s flag corps; Laura Barnett and Cyndi Schmidt led the rifle Corps through their First season. Scott Bodjack, Steve Collins, Herman Miller, and Renee Surch’s work paid off as they were awarded the outstanding squad of the year. When marching season ends, each member tries out to be placed in either concert or symphonic band. Although each group contains Fine musicians, symphonic band is reserved for the more dedicated players. Both bands participate in Christmas and spring I. Randy Tocring hides from Mr. Mitchell. 2. Kevin Ingwerson frowns at a wrong note. 3. The band runs through graduation music. 4. Brian Libbs frantically tries to find his place in the music. 5. Chris peeks around the corner at Mr. Mitchell. concerts, and Concert Festival where all area bands participate. I It All Started With Band Camp 1. Joetta Imler performs during a pep assembly. 2. Drum majorette Chris Hanson, director Tom Mitchell, and drum major Paul Czech begin to take their places before a halftime show. 3. Tobey Taylor enjoys performing her routine. 4. Melissa Carpenter performs with the Lancer band. 5. Mr. Mitchell demonstrates a rifle movement. 6. Chris Hanson directs the marching band. 7. Julie Czech experiences an ’ole band camp prank. 8. Jayne Erickson participates in a pregame show. 9. Dennis Horton and Bob Roden up to trouble again. Pep Band Tunes Up Crowd PEP Front row: Randy Ricpma. Cheryl Hoge, Phil Dinges, Mike Nelson, Randy Story, Ronnie Gipson. Benita Sokoloskis, Jane Gatchell. Second row: Mr. Mitchell, Jill Bcrnson, Amy Schrocdcr, Wendy Fritz, Wendy Picpcnburg, Lynn VanPelt. Kathy Smarrclla. Jane Wilkinson, Connie Reinhardt. Third row: Linda Groeschel. Bob Roden, Tony Smarrclla, Jim Falvcy, Dan Pinderski. Mike Ernst, Kevin Ingwcrscn, Dave Reilly, Fourth row: Leann Bradley, Bob Wright, Steve Collins, Scott Bodjack, Dave McConomy, Kent Walters, Chris Blackburn, Kelton Reitz, Eric Farrington. Fifth row: Rick Tocring, Paul Czech, Mike Farrington, Linda Porter, Mike Wermuth, Julius Turk. Bill Wilkinson, Mike Baggesi, Brian Libbs. Lakeshore Pep Band made it through another year, entertaining crowds with the songs, “Hogans Heros”, “Grass Roots”, “Nine to Five”, and all the time favorite, the “Eye of the Tiger”, during the 1982-83 basketball season. The pep band also had spectacular performances at the girls basketball games, and they lead the pep assemblies with their cheerful music. song, The Eye of the Tiger. 2. The pep band relaxes after performing at the pep assembly. 3. Eric Gustafson and Mike Nelson keep the beat during the pep bands performance. 123 B And C Band Combine Their Talents BAND Reserve Band Flutes: Carrie Wales. Janet Horton. Andrea Czech, Darcy Libs, Heidi Raddc, Kandi Jacques. Elizabeth Sukys. Becky Dickson. Lorri Schauer, Judi Hicks, Rhonda Griffiths, Becky Vida, Laura Frobcl, Teresa Spear, Scrina Morgan, Nikki Klctt. Michelle White, Anita Wcdzcl, Laura Whitwam, Mandi Miller. Tracy Muday, Dawn Lawson, Sue Vandewalle. Tena Hereik, Shelly Graziano, Kelli Ersland, Janice VanderMolen, Brenda Williams, Beth Boelckc. Tina Sutherland, Stephanie Bonfoey, Tami Dlouhy, Jamie Jaglowski, Tammy Bu alski. Oboes: Jennifer Becker. Christi Bedunah. Clarinets: Dawn Willis. Debbie McCormick, Kelly Boyle, Michelle Haney, Debbie Zacha. Lory Krogcl. Lorraine Feather, Jori Grams. Tami Schadlcr, Amy Nye, Linda Schwarz, Pat Abbey, Tonya Wagner, Becke Small. Linda Bodjack, Wendy Trux, Jamie Phillipi. Bass Clarinets: Dean Barnes, Deloris Eichcndorff, Michelle Smykal. Mona Spitzke. Alto Saxophones: Nancy Kniola, Ron Jaworski. Rob Crowder. Matthew J Jaske, Kenneth Williams, Sandra Petzke. Dean Brackenridgc, Kurt Muchmorc, Lois Ramthun, Mark Van Patten, Tim Covington. Tenor Saxophones: Ron Rath, Jeff Roden. Baritone Saxophones: Mike Turk, Jason Johnson. Trumpets: Julie Stelter, Steve Adair, Glen Phillipi. Jeff Spear, Jeff Mashak, David Steinke. Steve Levi, Doug Bredeweg, Steve Ernst, Brent Garbuschewski, Roger Warner, David Diederich, Janan Arbanans, Paul Gusc, Tod Batson, Frank Ison. French Horn: Audra Rhodes, Karen Sandcl. Trombones: Elaine Steinke, David Wolf. Chris Kricgcr. Jeff Kohn, Fred Brauchlcr. Heidi Greendonner, Tom Kuhlman, Christopher Black, Dan Carr, Jeff Wheeler. Baritone: Rob Lausch, Michael Jackemeycr. Tuba: Mike Nagorski, Al Ray. Percussion: John Sankey, Lori Sutherland, Mike Sherwood. Mark Mead, Jeff Puckett, Tim Hollis. 124 I. Mark Mead keeps time to the music. 2. Mark VanPattcn jams on his saxaphone. 3. Tim Hollis takes a break from playing. 4. Karen Sandcl plays some music on her French Horn. 5. Roger Warner scowls at a wrong note. 6. Mike Jacke- meyer and Allen Ray tell jokes during band. 7. Mr. Mitchell reads some important announce- ments. Quiz Bowl Makes It To Finals • 'al Michigan Lutheran 140 Niles 180 Niles 185 Eau Claire 220 St. Joe 255 River Valley 200 From: Chris Allen. Linda Groeschel. Herman Miller, Mr. Stelling Back: Wendell Brooks. Tony Dowell, and David Pcpperl. LHS 285 LHS 260 LHS 285 Quarterfinals LHS 240 LHS 210 Semifinals LHS 270 Academic Challenge is hailed as “The Varsity Sport of the Mind.” Sixteen high schools from our area compete through two rounds, with the winner of each round competing for the Championship. Aca- demic Challenge, sponsored by Berrien Teachers credit Union, Lake Michigan College, Whirlpool Corporation, and Indi- ana and Michigan Electric Company, can be heard over WHFB on Saturday morn- ings throughout the school year. At the semifinals in April, Lakeshore lost to St. Joseph High School during round one. La- keshore, however, went on to defeat River Valley in round two, qualifying for the championship round. St. Joseph defeated Lakeshore, to become the 1983 champion. Lakeshore lost only two matches all year, both to St. Joseph. 126 1. Herman Miller prepares to answer a question. 2. Linda Groeschel studies intently. 3. Tony Dowell. 4. Wendell Brook reads? Computer Club Members Place In Competition com u co First row: Curtis Walter, Dennis McConnell, Tom Giudicc, Cris Bailey. Second row: Dawn Hctficld, Steve Nelson, Karen Giudice, Ed Hild, Larry Blahnik, Herman Miller. Third row: Carl Ondraka, Tim Pullins, Brice Hornback, Jeff Mashak. Jeff Tollakscn, Ron Ott, Jim Vitek, and Brent Moulds. Science Club Members Active Throughout Year First row: Scott Ruble, Eric Farrington, Mike Ernst. Linda Groeschel. Second row: Mr. Meyers. Bob Wright, Rob Crowder. Bob Blackburn. Third row: David Pepperl. Tony Pallo, Fritz Reasons. Kelton Reitz. Not pictured: Kevin Ingwerson, Paul Graefen, Mike Farrington. Dave Gcrken, Tony Smarclla, Robert Whippo, Ted Lausman, and Carl Ondraka. Computer Club started out the year with a student arcade in the student lounge during all three lunches. The club also had a computer which is a male and female match up, where the students filled out personal sheets about themselves and then let the computer match up personalities. They also competed in a computer pro- gramming competition at Grand Valley State College where they placed 6th out of 27 schools, each were given four programs to solve in a given amount of time. Mr. Bembenek was the advisor and the officers included Curtis Walter — President, Den- nis McConnell — Vice President, Tom Giudice — Treasurer, and Cris Bailey — Secretary. Science Club has kept them- selves very busy this year. They participated in the American Heart Associ- ation’s Jump Rope For Heart, raising $730 dollars to go toward research and development of good physical fitness. The club went on many tours of our local industries and compan- ies. These consisted of the Whirlpool Re- search and Development Center, where the club was given laser and spectroscopy demonstrations. They were also given a tour of the science department at Andrews University. During the year, members sold candy to purchase holograph equipment for the club’s laser. The science club also sponsored the local elementary school sci- ence fair, which took place at the high school, April 23. Officers included: Scott Ruble — President, Mike Farrington — Vice President, Linda Groeschel — Secre- tary, Mike Ernst — Treasurer and Advi- sor — Mr. Meyers. Good Community Service Continues With Key Club CLUB This year's Key Club was a very active club, donating their services to help Kiwanis and the community in many ways. They started by helping Kiwanis sell hot dogs and pop at the Art Fair last summer. They washed windows at the Whitcomb Towers. A few other activities included ringing bells for the Salvation Army, es- corting the area Queens, and helping at the Winter and Summer Olympics for the handicapped. One of the highlights was the annual Key Club Slave Sale. On April 15-17, nine Key Clubbers attended the State Convention in Grand Rapids. While there, Scott Ruble was elected as the next Lieutenant Governor of their district. Summing up the year Key Club President Bob Roden states “This year had its plea- sures as well as its trying moments. Al- though we weren't always recognized for our participation and services, I sincerely believe we have benefited the community as well as ourselves.” Front: Javier Sarmiento, Steve Poulson. Scott Ruble. Brian Libs, Tony Dowell, Paul I.uckcr, and Erich Nus. Back: Mike Farrington, Mike Roden, Tony Smar- rclla, Paul Czech. Jeff Myers, Andy Williams, Todd Ticfcnbach. Mike Wyble, and Rick Toering. Key Club Officers: President — Bob Roden, Vice President — Wendell Brooks, Treasurer — Steve Bcrndt and Secretary — Mark Waldmann. Senior Members — Front: Chris Allen. Don Horton. Bob Roden, Jon State, Mike Nelson, and Kevin Kuhn. Back: Wendell Brooks. Pat McGrath. Dave Reilly. Norm Payne, Dan Pinderski, Mark Waldmann. Jim Falvey, Steve Bcrndt, Dennis Horton. Scott Bodjack. and Dave Gerken. Front: Bryan Bythrow, Scott Franklin. Tony Friesl, Curt Muchmore, Todd Brooks, and Kevin Splcse. Back: David McGrath. Jim Brown. Todd Ncibaucr. Phil Paarlberg, Brian Wolff, and Jeff Roden. Keyettes Participate In Various Activities s TES Officers: Secretary — Deanna Sankey, Vice President — Julie Czech, Trea- surer — Judy Harris, President — Anne Golladay. Senior members — Front: June Eastman, Joetta Imler. Anne Golladay. Erin Righter, Tina Coleman, and Chris Woodbeck. Back: Julie Czech, Tobey Taylor. Jayne Erickson, Judy Harris, Kirsten Carr, Tammy Abbott, and Dawn Hetfield. Front: Becky Vida. Sue Wozniak, Laura Nelson, Colleen Fries!. Michelle Kricger, and Laura Ochsner. Back: Kelly Boyer. Sue Schmaltz. Nancy Kniola. Kim Dixon, Brenda Lyons, Heidi Helling and Tracy Dillingcr. Keyettes, a group of girls sponsored by Kiwanis who contribute their service to our community, participated in many ac- tivities this year. Last summer they helped sell hot dogs, chips and pop at the Art Fair along with the Key Club. Some other activities that they participated in were the Pancake Din- ner, Winter Olympics at Royal Valley, window washing at Whitcomb Towers and ringing bells for the Salvation Army. The Christmas dance this year was put on by the Keyettes with the help of the Key Club. The Keyettes also put on a few more dances including a Twin dance where most everyone dressed as twins. Five representatives from the club also participated in the state Key Club Con- vention in Grand Rapids on April 15, 16, and 17. Representatives were Kim Dixon, June Eastman, Deanna Sankey, Tina Co- leman, and Chris Woodbeck. Front: Jennifer Joseph, Barb Lawrick. Penny Varney and Barb Jewell Back: Leah Krctchman, Cathy Jenkins, Theresa Haynes, Catherine Callender and Sara Gifford. Front: Krista Schcdlcr, Connie Petzke, Sue Strcjc, Amy Ellingson, and Monica Burbach. Back: Deanna Sankey. Hilary Topping. Lori McConomy. Kathy Vander Molen. Kristi Price. Donna Gore, and Karla Hartlinc. 129 UISM Mira Journalism II Keeps Drifter Afloat Mint Mint mint Mint to u Front Row: Scott Summers, Tim Belanger, Laura Nelson, Karen Hcibut ki, Second Row: Steve Nelson, Wendy Gidley, Julie Korican, Laurie Stevens, Mrs. Johns. Third Row: Scott Franklin. John Avery. Chris Woodbeck. Judy Luther, Anne Golladay. Back Row: Curtis Walter, Sherrie Sutton. -DRIFTER LAKESHORE HIGH __ 1983------- Journalism II is a class designed to teach the basic skills involved in producing a newspaper. Among the many learned techniques are critiquing, justifying, page lay-out and ad design. Drifter issues are published every two weeks. The eight pages of the newspaper are broken down into the cover page, editorial page, news page, two feature pages, two sports pages and the picture page. In December the Christmas paper comes out with the many Christmas wishes the students send to each other. The Senior paper comes out in May with the seniors’ wills, future plans, and baby pictures. 5771 Cleveland. Stevensville. Ml _____________________________ 4 127 J Anne Golladay Laurie Stevens Curtis Walter Julie Korican Tina Coleman Chris Woodbeck Karen Heibutzki Scott Franklin John Avery Wendy Gidley Steve Nelson Scott Summers Judy Luther Mrs. Johns Tim Belanger Laura Nelson Sherrie Sutton Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Editorial Editor News Editor . Feature page Co-Sports ....... Photographer Ads Manager Business Manager Advisor ......... Reporters Staff Faces Busy Year Of Production In the fall, the large yearbook staff of twenty-eight members faced a busy year of production of the 1982-83 Driftwood. At first, the yearbook students became famil- iar with yearbook terms such as double- page spread, signature, pica, cropper, and copyfit. The group was then assigned a double-page spread in order to display proper usage of yearbook terms and tech- niques. The staff was also acquainted with the finance of yearbooks; afterwards they then sold yearbooks and ads. These sales largely compose the financial support of yearbook production. In the end, both yearbook and ad sale goals were exceeded. This achievement required one other fund raiser — a dance held in January — as being necessary to meet financial cost. Editors were selected early in the fall covering the areas of sports, people, activi- ties, copy, photography, and art; a business manager was also selected. The objective of having editors was to concentrate more effort in each area, in hopes of producing a better all-around book. As a group, the editors, business manager, and advisor, Jack Greendonner, made important deci- sions about typeface, the cover and senior activities. In addition, this year, emphasis was placed on unifying each section in some way, either by artwork, three-column layout, or copy such as the special story used in the sports section. 00K First: Joctta Imlcr, Tim Doolan, Connie Petzke, Deanna Sankey, June Eastman. April Townley, Pat Wozniak, Carl Ondraka. Second: Jayne Erickson, Ann Wcsterbckc. Ron Warman, Heidi Helling, Kelli McCalla, Kirsten Carr, Ninette Koehler, Lisa Milliken, Sue Schmaltz, Diane Newberg, Pat McGrath. Third: Julie Czech, Kris Reinink, Erin Righter, Julie Murphy. Steve Berndt, Kim Dixon, Kelly Boyer, Brenda Lyons, Laura Ochsner Editor-in-Chicf April Townley Business Manager Kirsten Carr Sports Editor Marci Mechtel People Editor Laura Ochsner Activities Editor Deanna Sankey Copy Editor Erin Righter Photography Editor Pat Wozniak Art Editor Lisa Milliken Advisor Jack Greendonner 1. April Townley, editor, listens to a staff question. 2. Connie Petzke and Ninette Koehler choose the best pictures for their layout. 3. Advisor, Jack Greendonner, reviews a previous yearbook. 4. Ann Westerbeke. 5. Laura Ochsner. 6. Yearbook photographers; Pat Wozniak and Pat McGrath. Espanol Club Takes Road Trip First row: Juanita Lopez, Stella Sarmiento, Lynn VanPelt, Brenda Spears, Wendi Miller, Second row: Teresa Spear, Gerald Ernst, Jason Johnson. David Pepper!, Herman Miller. Spanish Club, a very active group, held their first meeting on Stepember 30, 1982. During this meeting, officers were elected as follows: Laura Smith, treasur- er; Wendi Miller, secretary; and David Pepperl, president. Throughout the year, the club sold candy at different times to raise money for weekly parties. The club was unable to make their annual trip to Mexico City, but instead went to Chica- go’s Spanish section in April. The mem- bers stopped to have doughnuts at a “panaderia” (bakery) and then had a chance to have a taste of some authenic Mexican food at the La Margarita res- taurant. To sum up the year. President David Pepperl stated “We had a good year and everyone was a pleasure to work with.” Medical Careers Operates Smoothly CAREERS Left to Right: Jane Wilkinson, Scott Ruble, Laura Nelson. Jack Arbanas, Carrie Wales, Bill Wilkinson, Tonya Wagner. Shelly Graziano, Colleen Fricsl, and Anne Gain. 132 German Club Has New Ideas Front Connie Reinhart, Rob Whippo, and Heidi Greendonner. Middle Row: Bob Blackburn. David Reilly, Bill Wilkinson, Dave Pepperl, and Petri Vuollo. Back Row: Darren Stemm, Ross Rosentreter, Paul Graefen, Bill Martin, and Ralph Lucious. The German Club was very active with some new activities such as a successful Mardi Gras celebration as well as the traditional May Day festival. The group also enjoyed the outdoors when they traveled to Hess Lake in Baroda on bikes. The club elected the following people to lead their club: Ross Rosentreter — President David Reilly — Vice President Heidi Greendonner — Secretary Robert Whippo — Treasurer Alice Rosentreter— Advisor Medical Careers, advised by Mr. Wolting, is a club open to anyone inter- ested in the field of medicine or biology. Speakers of different professions, such as a Chiropractor, a Medical Technician, a Veterinarian, and a Peace Corps Work- er, visited the club and explained their careers. Students viewed movies and vis- ited hospitals to understand medicine further. The members participated in the blood mobile, the jump rope for heart association, and also raised money to help graduating medical-bound seniors. This year, the officers included: Jane Wilkinson, President, and Laura Nelson, Vice President. 1982-83 Art Club Reaches New Goal And Establishes New Heights ART First row: Debbie Culver, Tracy McGee, Amy Koch, Joetta Imler. Second row: Tracy Muday, Heidi Totkc, Holly Wurtz, Wendy Miller, Sharic Wolanin. Third row: Tom Chester, Petri Vuollo, Mike Lybrook, Jane Wilkonson. Becky Vida, Sue Schmaltz. Bccka Arick. Sue Wozniak. Fourth row: Paula Nehrig, Sue Sonnichscn. Mrs. Ball, Cathy Wurtz, Lcann Pricstcr (not pictured: Teri Harrington, Tracy Ryor) Art Club is an opportunity club where students can expand in their individual artistic abilities. The club meets twice a month, this year with a new advisor Mrs. Judy Ball. Art Club kept busy during the year with a candy sale and Christmas ornament sale. The ornaments were handmade by each member and turned out to be a super success. With the mon- ey raised the Art Club replenished art supplies and bought T-shirts for the club members, which they silk screened them- selves. Other parts of the treasury fund were put toward a pizza party held at the end of the year. Officers include: Teri Harrington — Treasurer; Lee Ann Pries- ter — Secretary; and Mike Lybrook — President. CAMERA r First row: Kim Faust, Karen Chapman, Heidi Grccn- donner. Second row: John Thomas, Dean Schink. Bri- an Sicwcrt, Robert Roden. Kelly Brugman. Pat Woz- niak. Not pictured: Pat McGrath, Tim Doolan, Carl Ondraka, Steve Nelson. Camera Club Focuses On ’83 Camera Club is an organization in which students who are interested in Photography, can learn all about the steps to taking “the perfect picture.” Members also learn how to develop and print their own black and white film. The club meets once a month, and schedules a speaker for each meeting. Ap- pearing as a speaker was Mr. Mike Price of Price Photography. He has been the guest speaker at a number of the meetings, talking about how to create a quality picture. Mr. Price offers open photography courses in which several members have taken advan- tage of. Also making an appearance at a meeting was Mr. Chuck Kehoe of the Twin City Camera Club. Mr. Kehoe presented a slide show, which explained the steps and the process of producing a slide show. Kathy Bedunah and Liz Sukys show off their acting talents. Individual This year’s 1983 fndividual Events Fo- rensic Team was the most successful in Lakeshore’s history. Lakeshore’s team competed in Five of the fifteen categories with Rick Hathcock, and Judy Luther in radio broadcasting, humorous with Ron- nie Kenreich, Phil Eaton, and Jill Sisson in duo interpretation. Heather Sandmann in story-telling and Joern Zurmuehlen in original oratory! At the district contest held at Kalama- zoo, where the top three places move on to the regional contest, Judy Luther tied for first and finished in second, Phil Eaton and Jill Sisson placed second, and Heather Sandmann tied for first and ended in third. The regional competition was held at Grand Rapids Christian. In each region the highest four places in each event move on to state. Phil Eaton and Jill Sisson placed fifth making them an alternate. Heather Sandmann placed third making her the first person in Lakeshore’s history to move on the state finals, and finished the season with an impressive sixth place in state. The Lakeshore High School Drama Club is primarily designed to give students who are interested in drama and theatre an opportunity to learn more about it. Its’ main goal was to provide funding for this years forensic team. The club held two dances, a candy sale and a haunted house for Halloween. This years Ravenscraig Castle was con- structed by the club members. The stu- dents involved designed their own props, costumes, and makeup, along with the floor plan of the castle. The haunted house, presented at the Orchards Mall, opened in time for Halloween, and was a big success with the public. Krystie Price and Diane Newberg smile for the camera. snians Halve A Wiinninlg Year Brian Siewert Linda Porter Jill Bcrnson Javier Sarmiento Kim Aroncy Maureen Lindenberg Liz Sukys Ted Lausman Karen Guse Kathy Smarrella Laura Whitwam Rick Hathcock Wendy Piepenburg Heather Sandmann Judy Luther Phil Eaton Diane Newberg Steve Denton Sue Neitzke Tracy McGee Krystie Price Jill Sisson Advisor, Mr. Lindahl reads over a script. Club President Phil Eaton, Vice President Heather Sandmann, Secretary Judy Luther, and Treasurer Linda Porter. DIRECTORS Patricia and Ken Lindahl STAGE MANAGER Mark Verduin LIGHTS Mike Wermuth SPOTS Mike Baggesi, Bruce Smith PROPERTIES David Shearer, Steve Adair GRIPS Ethan Ray, Dawn Rockwell PROGRAMS Rick Brown COSTUMES Krystie Price, Maureen Lindenberg MAKE-UP Amy Warner SET PAINTING Rick Brown ACCOMPANIMENT Amy Nye, Piano, Mike Nelson, Percussion THE ENSEMBLE Phil Eaton Jill Gotstein Brian Sicwcrt Rick Hathcock Judy Luther Diane Newberg Kathy Bcdunah The 1982-83 Lakeshore High School fo- rensic team performed with talent. At the state competition, awards were given from acting to stage management. For acting, Kathy Bedunah, Phil Eaton, Jill Got- stein, Judy Luther, Rick Hathcock, Diane Newberg and Brian Siewert received superi- or awards (Phil Eaton and Jill Gotstein also received superior awards at districts), Krystie Price and Maureen Lindenberg received a superior for costume design. Mark Verduin was given a superior award for stage man- ager, Mike Wermuth, superior, lighting. Rick Brown received a superior for programs (also two excellent awards at districts for programs and set painting). Mike Baggesi and Bruce Smith were given superior awards for their spots and Amy Nye received a superior award for piano. The group Finished their competition with a second place at districts, a first place in state Class B, and a second in state over all. j 1. Amy Nye at the piano with Mike Nelson on the piano. 2. Krystie and Maureen ponder over a bow. 3. Rick and Phil perform their segment of Vaudeville. 4. Judy and Jill: “A Bird in a Gilded Cage.” 5. Forensic crew; David, Mike, Dawn, Bruce, Ethan, and Mark. 6. Brian, Rick, Judy and Phil surround Diane and sing “Maiden with the Dreamy Eyes.” 7. A very generous Phil helping a blind Jill. 8. Diane. Phil, Brian, and Kathy listen to Teddy Roosevelt (Rick Hathcock). Student Council Earns National Recognition Executive Board Members: Rick Toering — Treasurer. Pat McGrath — President, Stacey Basham — Student Council Advisor: Mr. Thomas Porter. Secretary. Mike Wyble — Vice President. Above: Amy Warner and Mike Turk work in the Snack Bar during lunch. Below: Just a quick nap. Julie? The Lakeshore Student Council is well known among it’s students as an organiza- tion that speaks and acts upon issues that influence the student body yearly. They not only serve by collecting new ideas and determining what is best for the school, but also try to improve our procedures by visiting other schools and their councils. This year though, Lakeshore gained na- tional attention when they turned down the invitation to march in the David Stockman Parade due to his absence from attending his former high school. However, such wide coverage did not reduce the amount of work the council was expected to complete, so they busily en- gaged upon filling the annual duties of Homecoming festivities, such as King and Queen elections, Homecoming Dance, and float competition. Other annual tasks were Academic Letter Awards, the sponsoring of the Variety Show, Snack bar sales, a blood drive, and gifts to the school. A new undergoing the council performed was the establishment of a clean-up committee which added new trash receptacles and at- tempted to bring school pride with cleanli- ness. They also completed a series of show- cases designed to house the many trophies and awards the school has gathered throughout the years. Above: Our Student Council President. Pat McGrath. Below: Karen Chapman and Nancy Kniola listen attentively. Senior Representatives: Jill Bailey, Amy Warner, and Julie Czech. Not Shown: Jill Gotstcin. Mark Waldman, and Rob Wales. Sophomore Representatives: Debbie Broadficld. Tina Schmidt. Mary Weir- ick. and Jamie Connell. Not Shown: Eric Gustafson and Karla Hartline. Junior Representatives: Tony Dowell, Karen Chapman, Eric Nus, Nancy Kniola and Paul Czech. Not Shown: Paul Lucker. Freshman Representatives: Dawn Klass, Mike Turk, Shelley Wegner, and Tammy Bccella. Not Shown: Dawn Johnson and Jill McQuown. ACHIEVEMENT Lakeshore Students Win Numerous JA Awards Junior Achievement is an organization where students from Lakeshore, LMC, St. Joe, Benton Harbor, and Michigan Lutheran High Schools meet once a week to form their own miniature business. During the year the nine companies produced and sold products. Junior Achievement sponsored a trade fair at the mall to sell their products and set a new record of $2,492. JA is supported by different area businesses and groups while many individuals dedicate their time and money. At the end of the year Junior Achievement sponsored a Future Unlimited Banquet to recognize some outstanding students, too. In the sales clubs, Lakeshore had 21 people. Twelve people won Achiever Awards. Lisa Oganowski received a $500 scholarship. Dawn Hoffman placed second in the Best Sales contest. Best production worker was Joe Reilly, and Administrative Vice President was Brenda Spears. Donna Gore won best annual report. Officers front row: Brenda Spears, Tracy McGee. Donna Gore. Back row: Deanna Sankey, Ron Womeldorf, Sue Whittaker, and Lisa Ogonawski. Members front row: Cindy Johnson. Connie Pctzke, Laura Ochsncr, Linda Kohn, Heidi Rcddc. Back row: Lori Ondraka, Becky Vida. Lisa Craig. Chris Blackburn, and Tim Covington. Members front row: Dcloris Eichendorff. Kim Neal, Nancy Barber. Lori Phelan, and LoriCapozio, Back row: Paula Nchrig, Mary Jo Taylor, Sara Gifford, Brenda Brickcr, Rudy Eichendorff. and Jeff Mashak. 138 RlflN Equestrian Team Gallops With Variety Strikes Stay High For Bowling Team This year’s bowling team bowled through the season, without a coach, yet they pulled through with second place in the league, and a 78-18 record. In addition to their league placing, they also captured high team- series and high team-game for the league. Bill Froberg earned top individual honors with the highest average, highest series, and highest game. Bill Froberg, Scott Summers, and Steve Gerschoffer all ended the season together, while Kevin Knitter and Dave Abbott participated only a partial season. BO (The Equestrian Team and Bowling Team are not school-sponsored activities.) Left to right: Karen Faust (Assistant Coach), Mary Nye (Coach), Dean Brackenbridge, Linda Schultz, Tiffany Schalon, Erin Righter, Michelle Faust, Leah Kretchman, Sheila Shafer, and Robin Frakcs. Top to bottom: Bill Froberg, Scott Summers, and Steve Gerschoffer. % 1. Leah Kretchman jogs her horse “Banner to the rail. 2. Tiffany Schalon, on Little Bit of Magic , follows her western riding pattern with ease. 3. Erin Righter and “Giva Hoot display the seriousness of Hunt Seat riding. For three long Sundays the Equestrian Team battled with the odds and the bitter cold. As a result of their work the eight-member team ended the season in third place behind two teams much larger. Variety played a big part this year, like in every year. All three styles of riding, Hunt Seat, Western, and Saddle Seat, were represented throughout the entire year, with strengths in each area. Robin Frakes, the lone Saddle Seat rider brought in the most points for the team, while Leah Kretchman, an excellent Western rider, added tremendously with her points, placing second highest of the group. Oh no, now what do I do? Front: Dawn Rockwell. Second row: Jeff Mashak, Ethan Ray, Ron Jawarski, Bruce Smith, Kevin Merrill. Third row: John Thomas, David Shearer, Mark Verduin, Ed Hild. Mike Baggesi, Steve Joslyn. Back: Thad Chartrand. For the past eleven years, the Lakeshore stage crew has taken on the responsibility of all lighting and sound effects for the various programs performed in the audito- rium. Before becoming a member of the stage crew, each member must pass an apprenticeship program which consists of working on three community shows, three school shows, putting in forty hours of work, and passing a written test. This year’s stage crew was supervised by Mr. Lindahl and headed by two senior members, Mark Verduin and Mike Wer- muth. These two and the rest of the crew have worked on the variety show, band and choir concerts, forensics elementary school programs and various community shows such as the Miss Stevensville queen contest and the Miss Blossomtime Queen contest. 140 Ethan Bring up the light. 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Norman Payne Queens Memorial Honors Prom Graduation Closing Jill Gotstein Crowned Miss Stevensville 1. Ann Westerbeke and Kim Klus roll to the music at the skating party for the contestants. 2. James Kecch performs his duties as emcee. 3. The contestants en- tertain a full house with the song Michigan My Michigan.” 160 Jill Gotstein, a 17 year old senior at Lakeshore High School, was crowned Miss Stevensville 1983 before an estimated crowd of 1,100 on February 5. Thirty-nine girls participated in the pageant with the theme, “Michigan Montage”. To open the evening, the contestants danced to “It’s Wonderful” wearing “I Love Michigan” t-shirts and culottes. The contest was divided into six chapters; Beginnings, The Lakes, The Land, The People, The Government, and The Symbols. During chapter three, “The Lakes”, twenty girls were eliminated, sending nineteen girls to the second elimination. The eleven semifinalists were chosen during the fifth chapter, “The People.” The final segment, “The Government”, proved to be the most exciting as Julie Murphy was awarded the title of Miss Congeniality by her fellow contestants for her outstanding personality. Crowned as first and second runners up were Debbie Geary and Kim Klus. I. Cheryl Price handles the girls make-up back stage. 2. Ushers Mike Nelson and Scott Bodjack prepare for their duties. 3. The five finalists. Carla Zielke. Jill Gotstein, Debbie Geary, Carolyn Phulic, and Kim Klus. 4. Julie Korican makes her speech about a famous Michigan man. 5. All thirty-nine contestants in the opening dance number “It’s Wonderful. 161 Baroda Crowns Julie Miller 1983 Queen At Grace Christian School on February 28, Julie Lynn Miller, a 17 year old senior from Lakeshore High School, was chosen Miss Baroda 1983. The theme of the contest was “Have a Grape Day” which was a salute to Michigans’ Grape Industry. To start the evening off, the contestants dressed up as “Welchkins” and distributed Welches Grape Juice to the song, “Have A Great Day.” Mr. Joseph Spinelli served as the Master of Ceremonies. The first appearance of the contestants in their gowns was on a stage decorated in purple with champagne pouring into a glass and grape vines in the Autumn. After the silent elimination of four girls, the five finalists were introduced. Selected as first runner-up was Tiffany Schalon. Second runner-up was Gretchen Gast, and selected by her fellow contestants as Miss Congeniality was Nancy Krone. The remaining contestants were Lisa Milliken, Judy Braford, Teresa Pecoraro, Wendy Gidley, and Kelly Cunningham. 2 I. Miss Baroda 1983, Julie Miller. 2. Wendy Gidley 3. First runner-up. Tiffany Schalon and second run- ner-up, Gretchen Gast pose for a picture. 4. Teresa Pecoraro 5. Five Finalists; Tiffany Schalon, Gretchen Gast, Julie Miller, Judy Braford. and Lisa Milliken smile for the audience. 6. Judy Braford 7. Nancy Krone chosen Miss Congcnality by Baroda contes- tants. To Mike With Lasting Memories Annual Honors Salutatorian — Jane Wilkinson Honor Graduates — (Top) Front Row: April Town- ley. Lori Arick. Kris Reinink, Julie Czech. Kirsten Carr. Kathy Bedunah, Jill Bailey. Ann Westerbeke, and Amy Schroeder. Back Row: Joyce Richter, Phil Eaton, Ted Chen. Tony Bevilacqua. Jim Falvey. Wendell Brooks, Derek Siewert, Dave Pepperl. Cur- tis Walter, and Alan Grover. More Honor Graduates — (Below) Front Row: Lin- da Glavach, Karla Huebner. Wendy Fritz, Carla Ziclke, and Jane Wilkinson. Back Row: Chris Allen, Mike Kniola, Mark Gerber, Jeff Tollaksen, Dave Gerken, Paul Sisson, and Dennis Horton. 164 Night Assembly NHS Members: Front — Michelle Larson, Julie Czech, Lori Arick, Kirsten Carr, Kim Klus, Jane Wilkinson, Sue Dicdcrich, and Shelley Jasper. Back - David Reilly, Phil Eaton, Julius Turk, Scott Bodjack, Jeff Tollaksen, Ted Chen, and Chris Allen. More NHS Members: Front — Erin Righter, April Townley, Renee Surch, Karla Huebner, Mary Fowler, Jill Bailey, Kathy Bedunah, Ann Wcsterbeke, and Jill Gotstein. Back — Bob Roden. Mike Kniola, Jim Falvey, Derek Siewert, Tony Bevilacqua, Wendell Brooks, Dave Gerken, and Paul Sisson. NHS Inductees: Front — Tony Dowell, Laura Ochsncr, Bill Wilkinson, Mary Jo Taylor, Scott Ruble, and Brenda Lyons. Back — Steve Gcrschoffer, Tony Smar- rella, Mike Farrington, Grant Gilreath, Rob Whippo, and Bob Wright. More NHS Inductees: Front — Carol Mensinger, Joy Hoffmann, Wendy Gar- langer, Carrie Wales, Linda Groeschel, and Nancy Kniola. Back Mike Ernst. Roger Swierbut, Rick Toering, Eric Farrington, Paul Czech, Brian D. Libs, and Kclton Reitz. Individual Honors Departmental Awards: Front — April Townley, Journalism Award; Julie Korican, Fine Arts Award; Holly Wurtz, Art Service Award; Jane Wilkinson, English Award; Gillian Lipman, Julie Miller, and Debbie Geary, Office Education Award; Back — Debbie Culver, Home Economics Award; Herman Miller, Spanish. Science and Math Awards; Ted Chen, Science and Math Awards; Ross Roscntrctcr, German Award; Jim Falvey, Band Award; Mike Kniola, Business Administration Award; Gretchen Gast, Office Education Award. Arthur C. Guse Athletic Award was presented to Mike Smith, by Mr. Dennis Kniola. , Michigan Competitive Scholarships More Michigan Competitive Scholarship Recipients: Front — Joyce Richter, Erin Righter, Kris Reinink, Ninette Koehler, Marci Mcchtel, Judy Harris, Karla Huebner, and Shelley Jasper. Back — David Reilly, Scott Nelson, Ken Kastner, Mike Kniola, Kreg Kiel, Dan Pinderski, Bob Roden, Dave Pepperl, Rick Pitts. Dennis Horton, and Simon Hoffman. Student Council 1982-83 Senior Student Council Members: Front — Jill Gotstein, Judy Harris, Lori Arick, Julie Czech, and Jill Bailey. Back — John Avery, Pat McGrath. David Gerken, Steve Bcrndt, Dean Clem, Mark Waldman, Mike Kniola, and Rob Wales. Michigan Competitive Scholarship Recipients: Front — Julie Czech, Linda Gla- vach, Kirsten Carr, Terry Bohanek, Kathy Bedunah, Jill Gotstein, Lori Arick, and Debbie Geary. Back — Chris Allen, Phil Eaton, Ted Chen, Mark Gerber, Tony Bcvilacqua. David Gerken, Alan Grover, Wendell Brooks, Scott Bodjack, Jack Arbanas, Jim Falvey, and Tim Belanger. More Michigan Competitive Scholarship Recipients: Front — Jane Wilkinson, Ann Westerbeke, Amy Schroeder, Renee Surch, Toby Taylor, April Townley. and Beth Smith. Back — Mark Ungrot. Tim Sturcz, Ross Roscntrctcr, Curtis Walter, Dean Schink, Mike Verbraska, Julius Turk, Jeff Tollaksen, Paul Sisson. Kevin Wilson, Derek Siewert, and Rob Wales. Michigan Math Prize Michigan Math Prize Winners: Chris Allen, Russ Perrin, Alan Grover, Wendell Brooks, Ted Chen, and Tony Dowell. More Individual Honors Foreign Exchange Students: Joern Zurmuehlen and Petri Vuollo. U.S. Armed Forces Student Athlete Awards: Karla Hucbncr and Rob Wales. National School Choral Award was presented to Phil Eaton by Mr. Dennis Lundgren. Key Club Award was presented to Bob Roden by Mr. Lou Pinderski. American Legion Speech Award was presented to Karen Heibutzki by Commander Stampohar. Lakeshore Rotary Club Leadership Award was pre- sented to David Reilly by Mr. Terry Allen. Academic Challenge Business Department Business Department Awards: Mary Jo Taylor, Tammy Spletzer, Julie Miller, and Mario DiPasa. Academic Challenge (Quiz Bowl) Awards: Herman Miller. Wendell Brooks, Ross Rosentreter, Dave Pepperl, and Chris Allen. Major Scholarship Recipients Major scholarship winners — front: Joyce Richter, Julie Czech, Lori Arick, Julie Yore, April Townley, Renee Surch, Tobey Taylor, Karla Huebner, Jill Bailey. Back — Amy Schroeder, Chris Allen, Ted Chen, Tony Bcvilaequa, Wendell Brooks, David Gerken, Jim Falvey, Mark Gerber, Mike Kniola, Kathy Bedunah, and Ann Westerbeke. More scholarship winners — front: Mary Fowler, Shelly Jasper, Linda Glavach, Debbie Geary, Ninette Koehler, Kris Reinink, Sue Diedrich. Back: Michelle Larson, Jane Wilkinson, Derek Siewert, Dean Clem, Jeff Tollaksen, Paul Sisson, Herman Miller, Kirsten Carr. University of Michigan Scholarship Recipients: Jeff Tollaksen, Wendell Brooks, David Gerken, and Chris Allen. Southwestern Michigan College Scholarship Recipi- ents: Linda Glavach and Ninette Koehler. Lake Michigan College Scholarship Winners: Mike Kniola, Tobey Taylor, Sue Diedcrich. and Amy Schroeder. Whirlpool Scholarship Recipients: Tony Bcvilaequa. Michelle Larson, Julie Czech, Kirsten Carr, and Ted Chen. National Merit Scholarship Winners: Front — Wendell Brooks, Kathy Bedunah, and David Gerken. Back — Chris Allen, Jeff Tollaksen, Alan Grover, Paul Sisson, and Herman Miller. Individual Scholarships Twin Cities Panhellenic Scholarship was presented to Chris Allen by Mrs. Dottie Gietler. Virginia Archer Choral Scholarship was presented to Juanita Lopez by Mr. Dennis Lundgren. Hope College Scholarship was presented to Ann Wcsterbcke by Mr. James Bckkcring. Berrien General Hospital Auxiliary Nursing Schol- arship was presented to Jane Wilkinson by Mrs. Ruth Schacknies. Whirlpool Corporation Scholarship was presented to Michelle Larson by Mr. Kevin DeLeeuw Twin City Beauty College Scholarship was presented to Teresa Pecoraro by Mrs. Rose Ogston. Twin City Beauty College Scholarship was presented to Tammy Abbott by Mrs. Rose Ogston. Weldun International Management Club Scholar- ship was presented to Shelley Jasper by Mr. Roger Hoge. Simplicity Pattern Co., Inc., Scholarship went to Ju- lie Yore. 169 A Night To Remember Wendy Gidley and Tim Belanger crowned Prom Queen and King of 1983. Karen Chapman crowns Tim Belanger Prom King. Other candidates included as pictured Rob Wales. John Avery, Dave Hagcnauer. and Scott French. Mr. Forburger leads the Grand March with Wendy Gidley, Prom Queen, at his side. Barb Jewell prepares to serve prom guest. Chaperones Mr. Reilly, and Mr. and Mrs. Stelling enjoy the atmosphere. Soars To Success I. Judy Harris and Grant Gilreath take a break from dancing for refreshments. 2. Greg O’Dell and Mary Weirick. 3. Magnus Ojert and Lisa Miller participate in the Grand March. 4. Tom Chester and Kim Aroney. 5. Tina Berghoff and Jeff Hunter. 6. Kevin Kuhn and Terri Kelley join in the Grand March. 7. Kris Hall and Roger Swierbut share a romantic moment. Front: Karla Hartline, Laura Barnett, Paula Hoffmann, Sara Gifford, and Barb Jewell. Back: John Thomas. Norccn Totzkc. Sue Neitzke, Scott Franklin. Kris Mitchell, and Tom Rivette. 171 On the Wings of Love, the 1983 prom, was a night for everyone to remember. As the guests arrived at the LMC Student Union, they carried on the tradition of signing the guestbook. Entering the ball- room over a bridge through the stars, they were greeted by a glowing atmosphere of candlelight with doves gliding through the air. As the evening progressed, Wendy Gidley and Tim Belanger were crowned prom queen and king by Mr. Forburger and Karen Chapman before the tradition- al grand march led by Mr. Forburger. Mu- sic for the evening was provided by the band. Street Life. I. Stacey Basham and Rob Dochrcr sign the guestbook on arrival. 2. Mike Smith impresses his friends. 3. Jeff Tollaksen and Alan Grover sit together with Jennifer Noble, a student from St. Joe High. 4. David Reilly and Ann Westerbeke enjoy the night. 5. Brian True removes Kathy McchtcPs garter. 6. Cyndi Schmidt decorates the entracc to the ballroom. 7. Joy Hoffmann rests after a hard day’s work of decorating. 172 Seniors Prepare For “Pomp And Circumstance” Above — Anne Goliaday helps Judy Harris with her gown before the ceremony. Below — Robin Casey and Derek Siewert as they march onto the field. Top — Mr. MacTavish gives the seniors final march- ing orders. Above — High School Staff and Administration lead the seniors in the processional. Above — Carla Zielkc. one of the honor graduates, adjusts her gown before the processional. Below — Julie Miller and Dan Keane keeping in step as the seniors march in. CLASS OF 1983 173 271 Lakeshore Graduates Listen To Speeches By Their Left: Platform guests rise as Reverend Bailey gives the invocation, as the ceremonies begin. I. Steve Berndt receives his diploma from Mr. George Zinkil. Right: Mrs. Peg Morse, Presi- dent of the Board of Education, distributes diplomas with the help of Dr. Schmidt, 2. Erin Righter. 3. April Townler. 4. Julie Czech. 5. Ninette Koehler. 6. Kirsten Carr. Above: Dr. Schmidt addresses the graduates and in- troduces the platform guests. Below: David Reilly, Class President, presents his farewell speech, “Princi- ples and Education.’' Above: Jim Falvcy and Michelle Larson give their speech on “Past Memories and Future Dreams. Be- low: Phil Eaton presents his speech. “Youth, Ameri- ca's Greatest Resource,’’ to his fellow classmates. “A” band plays for graduation without its own graduating members. Classmates, Before Receiving Their Diplomas Left: Mr. George Zinkil, member of the Board of Education, distributes diplomas with the help of Ed Reilly, principal. 1. Ann Westerbeke. 2. Pat Wozniak. 3. Julie Murphy. 4. Bruce Wolff. 5. Joetta Imler. 6. Marci Mechtcl. Lisa State and Rob Wales lead the graduates off the field. Left: Coach Maier gives Jennifer Joseph her diplo- ma. Above: Tiffany Schalon congratulates a friend as June Eastman stands by. Above: Chris Woodbeck and Magnus Ojert celebrate graduation as Mark Waldman and Bob Fcrnau look on. Right: Don Horton awaits his diploma. A Year To Remember Student Council Declines Invitati To March in Stockman Parade Volleyball Travels To State Lancer Band Performs At Hope College Jill Gotstein Crowned Miss Stevensville Computer Programmers Place Sixth At Grand Valley Mr. Fell Retires After Thirty Years Of Teaching Wrestlers Shave Their Heads Before Taking Conference Students Compete In Jump Rope For Heart Julie Miller Crowned Miss Baroda Forensics Capture Class B Title I if . .