Lakeshore High School - Driftwood Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1984 volume:

L H A 1 K G E H S H S O c R H E O o L DRIFTWOOD ’84 s M 4 T 1 9 E C 1 V H 2 E 1 7 N G S A V i N i L L E TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors Underclass Faculty Activities Sports Advertising Yearend Events 13 33 53 61 83 129 145 1. The Lancer Concession is open during the football games, in which all proceeds go to the Foundation. 2. Rifler Michelle Krieger, with corps members Heidi Helling and Janan Arbanas gets ready to perform. 3. Tammy Buzalski and Amy O’Dell participate on Twin Day. 4. Students get ready for the new year by painting the du- gouts. 5. Jim Small attending to Denise Guzy. 6. Bill Weirick tries to sneak past the gate. 7. Frank Isom and Amy Ellingson kid” around at the fair. 8. Coach Price screams out pointers during the game. 2 OPENING V o Channel 32 comes to Lakeshore to show how ihe kids care about their school On June 13. 1983 the school board voted to raise the nnllage. Through two separate elections the mil- lage failed to pass. This resulted in the discontinua- tion of busing and all extracurricular activities at the school. However, through the hard hard work and determination of the Lakeshore Foundation, all but busing was restored. The foundation raised money by having a spagehitti dinner. Las Vegas night, rummage sale, citrus fruit sale, selling cook- books. and Christmas ornaments. Thanks to the help of all participants. The seasons passed with good showings by our athletic teams, proving once again Lakeshore's will to win. Athletics were not the only bright spot in the 83-84 school. This year saw a rise in the number of students participants in last years variety show and the musical production GODSPELL proved very successful. The gap left by the Lindhals was well filled by Mrs. Carol Wroblewski. who directed the Forensics production of The Diviners” which at- tended the District Competition at St. Johns. Michi- gan. Even with all the activities. Lakeshore continued in it's strive for excellance in education. Students qualified for the National Merit Scholarships which was one of the highest number of qualifying stu- dents in the area. Though this year began under a dark cloud and student's devotion to Lakeshore fell, the Lakeshore Foundation brought with it a ray of sunshine into the 1983-84 school year. 1. Buses gather dust due to Millage failure. 2. Lancer Marching Band entertains fans during halftime. 3. Brian Libs strolls down the hall with sweetheart” Paul Lucker. 5. Kristi Price shows off her hat. 6. Bike, the new mode of transportation. 7. Jerry Knowles looks up from his studying. 8. Kelley Brugman and Laura Barnett are friends till the end. 0 P E N 1 N G cr OPENING 3 Oo.ujZ_ZO 1. Earl Koch and Joy Hoffman voted most spirited. 2. Mike Wyble and Sue Strejc won friendliest people. 3. Tracy Wilson and Parry Metz voted class clowns. 4. Bill Weirick and Carol Mensinger were chosen most athletic. 5. Tracy Wilson and Earl Koch were voted most hyper. 6. Carrie Wales and Mike Wyble were chosen as the best dressed. 7. Linda Groeschel and Scott Ruble were chosen most likely to succeed. 4 OPENING 1. Javier Sarmiento and Diane Newberg were selected as most talented. 2. Family living babies” are Lakeshore's next generation. 3. Knapp. Tiefenbaeh. Weirick. Boyer. Dixon, and Frakes clown around. 4. Linda and Kristy, great friends! 5. Mike Farrington tries to play his saxophone! 6. Studious student. Tod Tiefenbaeh. anticipating another day in school. 7. Andy. Brian. Tony, and Scott have a meeting in the library. 8. Rick Toering. Brian Libs, and Paul Czech play in tune. OPENING 5 oz-son soi HOMECOMING 1983! j. Kathy Vandermolen and Laura Ochsner show their spirit on twin day. 3. Ugly man. Randy Riepma. shows his legs!! 4. Phil Paarlberg and Scott Franklin dress for sweats day. 5. On big day. Tami Tomasello donates to ugly man. Bill Wilkinson. Homecoming week began with a burst of spirit at LHS! People dressed up for twins day. sweats day. big day. and last but not least, the all time favorite red and white day! And of course all week long, brave senior guys, who dressed up in zany outfits, collected money to see who would win the ugly man contest. The ugly men raised a fantastic sum of money and contributed it to the Lakeshore Foundation which has shown the greatest spirit of all by providing the money needed for our extra curricular activities. At Thursday's big Homecoming bon fire, all the ugly candidates, Bill Wilkinson. Pat Bevi- lacqua. Scott Hanson, Scott Ruble. Paul Lucker, Javier Sarmiento. Randy Riepma. and Ralph Luci- us stood in front of the crowd and Scott Hanson was crowned ugliest! He achieved this honor by begging for the most money from his friends! Friday afternoon's pep rally was held in the gym this year due to cold weather. The juniors won the spirit yell down for the third year in a row under cheerleader” Jason De Voir! Lake- shore’s fantastic marching band and the spirited cheerleaders added to the excitement of the day. The floats were judged during pre-game Fri- day night and the queen candidates were intro- duced. During half time, the Bucks were beating us but we were determined to play tougher. The spectacular marching band put on a magnicifent performance for the Lancer fans to enjoy! Highlighting the evening. Amy Warner re- turned to crown Suzan Strejc as the Homecom- ing Queen of 1984! Following the half time events, the game resumed with a final score of 29-6. our loss. Afterwards, the annual Homecom- ing dance was held in the school cafeteria. The Homecoming King candidates. Earl Koch. Erich Nus. Joe Verbraska. Bill Weirick. Andy Williams, and Mike Wyble. lined up in front of the curious onlookers. Who would be King? Tension mount- ed as Suzan took the crown and placed it on Earl Koch’s head! A perfect ending to a great Home coming! 6 HOMECOMING 1. Lancer quarterback. Roger Swierbut. goes for the pass against Buchanan. 2. Jason De Voir shows enthusiasm at the Homecoming pep rally. 3. The 1983 Homecoming bon fire was a blaz- ing success. 4. The seniors predict the game's final score. Lancers 84. Buck 0. 5. Coach Price yells his support from the sidelines. 6. Suzan Strejc receives a congratulatory hug from Carrie Wales after being crowned the Homecoming Queen of 1983. 7. Kelley Brugman and Laura Barnett trade places. 8. The rifle corps dances to Sing-Sing-Sing. 9. The trumpets and trombones give it their Lois Ramthun leads the band during half time show. Paul Czech keeps the beat for the Lancer band. HOMECOMING 7 oz“2onm20i I. Juniors show spirit with their class float. 3. The seniors, and their pigs, wal low in first place! 3. Carrie Wales. Suzane Strejc. Joy Hoffman. Anne Gain. Karon Clem. Karol Clem, and their fathers are anxiously awaiting the Homecom- ing decision. 4. Suzan Strejc. Homecoming Oueen of 1983. 5. Homecoming King of 1983. tarl Koch. 6. Class representatives. Leah Kretchman. Debbie Haak. and Jen- nifer Treacy are escorted by their fathers. 7. Cheerleaders lead crowd at the Pep Assembly. 8. Freshman show off their first float. 9. Class of ”86” presents their version ol Snow White. 8 HOMfcCOMING 1. Karol Clem. Michelle White, and Tracy Bohanek shige in Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy. 2. Fog and makeup create an awe some mood for the football skit as shown by Jeff Myers. 3. Robin Frakes sails through the air in Far From Over.” 4. Is Perry Metz’s mind on other things? 5. Mary Elen Boldt tickles the ivory with The Entertainer. 6. Friday Night” slides to a dra- matic finish with the male show dancers. 7. Characterized announcers, such as Scott Ruble, give an added di- mension to the job of the MCs. VARIETY SHOW S OIt l H m 1. Brian Sicwert shows a softer side in Can't Get Enough of You.” 2. Julie Sandmann and Holly Hetfield in- troduce the Charlston to LHS. 3. Deanna Sankey's BO as Chucky Chan slays Blooper Twins. Paula Nehrig and Su- zan Strejc. 4. Shelley Graziano and Kellie Ersland sing Ice Castles. 5. The choir takes the audience to the movies. 6. The show dancers wrap up the show with Sing the Body Electric.” 7. Hi Ho — Mary Weirick and the Varsity Cheerleaders perform as the ten dwarfs. 8. Keyettes. Tina Schmitt and Debbie Hin- kle fondly remember their younger days in the Good Ship Lolly-Pop.” There is Food in the Audito- rium with soda pop. Heidi Totzke. K) VARIETY SHOW 1. Dan Westlake and Steve Collins show wonder blunders in the junior skit. 2. The football team tries to get it together. 3. The pom-pons go on a Man Hunt.” 4. Chris Melcher sings Friday Night” backed by the V i m male show dancers. 5. Anne Gain and Shelley Graziano glitter when they Want to be Starting Something.” 6. Critics. Tony Dowell and Parry Metz review the Key Club skit. 7. Erich Nus makes the Key Club's day with Dirty Harry imitations. Lakeshore High School students dis- playing their diverse talents in Movies ’83. Some of the groups that participat- ed included the football team, pom-pons, cheerleaders. Keyettes. Key Club. Drama Club, and the choir. There were also sev- eral individual participants. Mrs. Randi Price directed the show for the first time with Brenda Lyons acting as student di- rector. Consisting of five sections, the variety show began with the Flicks, and was fo- lowed by Intrigue. Behind the Scenes. Movie Reviews, and concluded with Star- dom. Doug Morse displays his Flome-ec talents. VARIETY SHOW II LU H OI71 ■ H m 1. Kristie Price looks over the rainbow but finds a rude awakening as Kim Aroney re- lieves herself. 2. Kim Harper deftly applies makeup to Mike Wyble. 3. Stage crew members. Randy Wolanin. Chris Chapman. David Rpsa. and Jan Nitzke discuss a minor problem. 4. Diane Newberg and Kristie Price clown around in red spotlights. 5. Back stage, performers prepare for show time. 6. Gidget Heritz and Holly Bitz discuss the excitement of show business. 7. Teresa Yore shows her stage presence in a Carol Burnett imitation. 12 VARIETY SHOW DAVID ABBOTT Bowling 2. GRETCHEN AGENS Art Club I. School Services I. Make-Up I. MI- CHELLE AHRENS.- Ski 3. Fellowship Christian Stu- dents 3. JA I. AUDRA ALBRIGHT Variety Show I. School Services I. Keyettes I. Band 3. Co-Op I. WILLIAM ANSTEY. Football I. Variety Show I. Basketball 2. BRENT ARNDT- Football 4. Newspa- per I. Basketball I. Band I. JUNKO AZUMA. (ex- change student) Volleyball I. JA I. Keyettes I. Drama Thespian I. Variety Show I. DEAN BARNES: JA I. Pep Band I. Band 4. Choir 2. STA- CEY BASHAM: Track I. Student Council 3, Prom Committee I. Co-Op I. Fellowship Christian Stu- dents I. Variety Show 2. Matmaid I. School Ser- vices I. Keyettes 2. PATRICK BEVILACOUA: Football I. L Club I. German Club I. Fellowship Christian Athletes I. Tennis 4. Key 3. Medical Careers Club I. Fellowship Christian Students 3. ROBIN BICKERS Track I. Choir 2. Make Up 2. School Services 2. LARRY BLAHNIK: Fellowship Christian Students I. STEPHANIE BONEOEY: Art Club 2. JA I. Make Up 2. Band 3. KELL Y BOYER Tennis I. Ski 3. Variety Show 2. Prom Committee I. Keyettes 3. L Club I. Make-Up I. Yearbook 2. School Services I. MICHAEL BREDEWEG. tooibaU I. Track 2. Drama Thespian 2. Musical 3. Band 4. Academic Letter 2. Wrestling 4. Key I. Variety Show 3. All School Play 2. Choir 3. Track Band I. 14 SENIORS STACEY BASHAM PATRICK BEVILACOUA LARRY BLAHNIK STEPHANIE BONFOEY KELLY BOYER MICHAEL BREDEWEG RANDALL CLARK KAREN CLEM KAROL CLEM JOHN CRAWFORD TODD BROOKS: Golf I. Baseball I. Wrestling 4. School Services I. KEVIN BROZOVICH: Spanish Club I. Forensics 2. All School Play I. Pep Band I. Stage Crew I. Drama Thespian 3. Variety Show 3. Band 4. Jazz Band I. CATHY CARLSEN.- Art Club I. JA I. Co-Op I. Make-Up I. Band 3. Keyettes I. ANNE CARPENTER- Cross Country JA I. Track 4. Academic Letter 2. KAREN CHAPMAN: Track 2. Ski I. Make-Up I. Yearbook I. Prom Com- mittee I. Camera Club I. Equestrian 2. Variety Show I. Student Council 3. Class Officer 2. NOR- MA CHILDS: JA I. Co-Op I. KAREN CLEM: Variety Show 2. Cheerleaders 4. School Services I. KAROL CLEM. Variety Show 2. Cheerleaders 3. School Services I. ALL YN COOPER FFA I. Band 2. ROBERT COULES. Co-Op I. TIMMY COVING- TON: Wrestling I. Band 3. JA 3. JOHN CRAW- FORD Co-Op I. SENIORS 15 ALLYN COOPER TIM COVINGTON JULIE DINGES KIMBERLY DIXON PAUL CZECH TRACY DILLINGER MARIO DIPISA ROBERT CROWDER. Spanish Club 2. Science I. Band 4. Jazz Band I. Chess Club I. Variety Show I. Pep Band I. School Services I. PAUL CZECH: Bas- ketball I. Science I. Student Council 2. Pep Band 2. Stage Crew I. Sport Manager I. Academic Let- ter 4. Key 3. Variety Show 2. Band 4. Stage Pit Band I. Drum Major 2. NHS 2. BARBARA DANIEL: Co-Op I. GREG DA VIS. School Services I, Co-Op I. TRACY DILLINGER: Make-Up I. Keyettes 2. Co- Op I. JULIE DINGES: FSA I. Variety Show I. School Services I. NHS I. Keyettes 2. Make-Up 2. Prom Committee I. Co-Op I. Academic Letter 4. PHIL LIP DINGES: JA I. Band 4. Stage Pit Band I. Track Band I. Newspaper I. Pep Band I. School Services 1. MARIO DIPISA Math Club 2. Band 3. School Services I. NHS I. Drama Thespian 2. Pep Band I. Co-Op I. Academic Letter I. KIMBERL Y DIXON Tennis I. Make-Up I. Yearbook 2. Prom Commit- tee I. Keyettes 3. L Club I. Variety Show 2. Band 2. School Services I. ROBERT DOEHRER: Football 4. Key 2. Variety Show I. Baseball 4. Science I. TONY DOWELL: Key 3. Student Council 2. Prom Committee I. NHS 2. Class Officer I. Variety Show 3. Quiz Bowl 3. School Services I. Academic Letter 4. DEAN DRISCOLL. Football 4. Track I. Band I. Wrestling I. Ski 2. School Services I. PHILLIP DINGES ROBERT CROWDER ROB CUNNINGHAM GREG DAVIS 16 SENIORS ROBERT DOEHRER TONY DOWELL DEAN DRISCOLL bJ AMY ELLINGSON ANNETTE ENGEL MICHAEL ERNST KELLIE ERSLAND ERIC FARRINGTON MICHAEL FARRINGTON AMY ELLINGSON: Spanish Club I. Forensics I. Variety Show 3. Yearbook I. School Services 3. Drama Thespian 3. Science I. All School Play I. Prom Committee 3. ANNETTE ENGEL: School Services I. Fellowship Christian Students I. MI- CHAEL ERNST: Tennis 3. Variety Show 3. Pep Band 3. Stage Pit Band 3. Track Band 3. Science 3. Band 4. Jazz Band 3. NHS 3. KELLIE ERSLAND: Variety Show 3. Prom Committee I. Co-Op I. Band 3. School Services I. Pom Pons 3. ERIC EAR RINGTON: Cross Country 4. L Club I. CC Ski 3. Band 4. Stage Pit Band 3. Academic Letter 4. Track 4. Key 3. Science 3. Pep Band 3. NHS 3. MICHAEL FARRINGTON.-Cross Country 4. L Club I, CC Ski 3, Variety Show I. Pep Band 3. NHS 3. Track Band I. Track 4. Key 3. Science 3. Band 4. Stage Pit Band 3. Academic Letter 4. MARIE FINCH: Variety Show 4. Pom Pons I. School Ser- vices I. CHERI FLORIAN: Track I. Spanish Club I. Variety Show 4. School Services I. Pom Pons 3. L Club I. Make-Up I. Prom Committee I. Co-Op I. Cheerleaders 3. ANDREA FORD: Make-Up I. Prom Committee I. Band 3. Academic Letter 3. CARYN FORTUNA. Community Service I. Make- Up I. Co-Op I. Ski I. School Services I. ROBIN FRAKES: Equestrian I. Variety Show I. School Ser- vices I. JA I. Yearbook I. Pom Pons I. CHRISTINA FRANKLIN. Basketball 3. Softball 3. Band 3. Vol- leyball I. Student Council 3. Flag Corps I. MARIE FINCH CHERI FLORIAN ANDREA FORD CARYN FORTUNA ROBIN FRAKES CHRISTINA FRANKLIN SENIORS 17 COLLEENFRIESL: Track I. JA I. Band 4. Jazz Band I. School Services I. Track Band 4. Medical Ca- reers Club I. Variety Show 4. Pep Band 2. Stage- Pit Band 3. Keyettes 4. Fellowship Christian Students 2. MICHAEL GACKI. Football 4. Ski I. Fellowship Christian Athletes I. Track 4, Variety Show 2. ANN GAGLIARDO- Community Service I. School Services I. ANNE GAIN: Medical Careers Club I. Variety Show 2. School Services I. Cheer- leaders 4. Make-Up I. Prom Committee I. Co-Op I. ANDREW GANTENBEIN. Co-Op I. WENDY GARLANGER Basketball 4. Ski 3. Student Council I. NHS 2. Class Officer I. Spanish Club 2. Musical 1. Prom Committee I. Academic Letter 4. JANt GATCHELL: Variety Show I. Pep Band 3. Track Band I. Band 4. Jazz Band 3. AMY GERLACH JA 2. Academic Letter 2. Co-Op I. STEVEN GERS CHOFFER: Bowling 2. Student Council I, Sport Manager I. Academic Letter I. Variety Show I. Co Op I. NHS 2. JOHN GILLESPIE: Variety Show I. GRANT GILREATH: Football 4, School Services I. Baseball 2. NHS 2. PAUL GRAEFEN: Golf 3. Ger man Club 2. Basketball I. Science 2. JOHN GILLESPIE GRANT GILREATH PAUL GRAEFEN 18 SENIORS MARK GRAHAM Co-Op I. RACHELLB GRA ZIANO. Medical Careers Club I. Variety Show 2. Prom Committee I. Co-Op I. Cheerleaders 3. Make-Up I. Band 3. School Services I. Pom-Pons I. LINDA GROESCHEL: Softball 4. Science 2. Musi- cal 2. Pep Band 2. Quiz Bowl 2. Academic Letter 4. Track Band I. Spanish Club 2. Variety Show 3. Band 4. Stage Pit Band 3. NHS 2. Keyettes I. DENISE GUZY School Services I. JULIE HAHN School Services I. KRISTINE HALL. Make-Up I. Matmaid I. Hag Corps 2. Academic Letter I. Keyettes I. Yearbook I. Band 4. School Services I. Pom Pons I. SCOTT HANSON.■ Ski 2. School Ser- vices I. THOMAS HARMON: School Services I. TINA HARRINGTON: Co-Op I. JOHN HART WIG: Football 4. Variety Show 2. Fellowship Christian Students 3. Wrestling 4. Choir 3. RICHARD HATHCOCK: Drama Thespian 4. Make-Up I. Musical I. Band 4. Stage Pit Band I. Track Band I. Forensics 4. Variety Show 3. All School Play 2. Pep Band I. School Services I. KAREN HEIBUTZKI Medical Careers Club 2. Forensics 2. Newspaper 1. Stage Pit Band 2. Prom Committee I. NFIS I. Drama Thespian I. Make-Up 2. Band I. Quiz Bowl 2. School Services I. Academic Letter 4. TYSON HEIN: Golf 2. Baseball 4. Basketball 4. Newspaper I. HEIDI HELLING. Ski 2. Variety Show 2. Band 4. Prom Committee I. Keyettes 2. Make-Up I. Year- book 2. Flag Corps I. School Services I. Fellowship Christian Students 3. RICHARD HATHCOCK TYSON HEIN HEIDI HELLING SENIORS 19 ROGtR HERRSTREIT• School Services I. Co-Op I. JENNIFER HERSH: Bowling I, Musical I. Variety Show 4. STEVEN HEYN. FFA I. Co-Op I. School Services I. JOY HOFFMANN: Volleyball I. Make Up I. Prom Committee I. NHS 2. Class Officer 3. Spanish Club 2. Variety Show 2. Co-Op I. Aca- demic Letter 4. Cheerleaders 3. TAMMIE HOFF MANN. School Services. MICHAEL HOLLER- BACH- Football 2. School Services I. Baseball 4. Co Op I. JANET HORTON: Art Club I. Band 4. NFIS I. Keyettes I. JA I. School Services I. Aca- demic Letter I. JAMIE JAGLOWSKI FSA I. Band 3. Ski 3. Co-Op I. FRED JUNG: Football I. Variety Show I. Science I. School Services I. KURT KAL NARAUPS Ski I, Co-Op I, School Services I. DE- BRA KASEWARM Variety Show 2. Choir 3. Musi- cal I. Co-Op I. 20 SENIORS TODD HOPKE JANET HORTON JAMIE JAGLOWSKI FRED JUNG KURT KALNARAUPS DEBRA KASEWURM STEPHEN KLASSEN RICHARD KNAPP NANCY KNIOLA EARL KOCH KRISTY KOEPPE TODD KOHN JACAL YN KAVANAUGH Drama Thespian I. Sci- ence I. Band 4. School Services I. Make-Up 3. JA I. Prom Committee I. SUSAN KERSCHBAUM: Vari- ety Show I. School Services I. Pom Pons I. Prom Committee I. Co-Op I. ROBERT KIEHN. FootbaH 2. German Club I. Wrestling I. Variety Show I. STE- PHEN KLASSEN.- Cross Country 4. Key I. Variety Show I. Track 2. Ski 4. RICHARD KNAPP Baseball 4. School Services I. Newspaper 2. NANCY KNIOLA: Make-Up 2. Student Council 3. Prom Committee I. Academic Letter 4. Keyettes 4. Variety Show 3. Band 3. NHS 2. Class Officer I. EARL KOCH Football 4. Wrestling I. Baseball I. Newspaper I. Basketball I, Track I. Variety Show 2. School Services I. KRISTY KOEPPE: Track I. Make-Up I. Musical 2. School Services I. Dra- ma Thespian I. Variety Show 3. Choir 4. TODD KOHN: JA 2. Fellowship Christian Students I. Co- Op I. MICHELLE KRILGER: Make-Up 3. Yearbook I. Prom Committee I. Keyettes 2. JA 3. Band 4. School Services I. Rifle Corps I. TRACEY KUBIS- TAL: FSA I. Co-Op I. SENIORS 2 MICHELLE KRIEGER JOHN KROGEL TRACEY KUBISTAL CURT LAKE: Drama Thespian I, Variety Show 3. Band 2. Lakeshore Singers 2, Fellowship Chris- tian Students 3. Ski I. Musical 3. Choir 4. School Services I. LINDA LALONDE: Art Club I. Science I. Variety Show I. Pom Pons I. Make-Up 4. JA I. Prom Committee I. Fellowship Christian Stu- dents I. TRACY LAMUNION. Spanish Club 2. Sci- ence I. Choir 2. NHS I. Community Service I. Variety Show I. School Services I. Keyettes 3. THEODORE LAUSMAN- Football 2. Drama The- spian 2. Prom Committee I. Wrestling 4. Variety Show 2. School Services I. DENNIS LEE: Football 4. Track I. Wrestling 2. BRIAN LIBS: Key 4. Musical 3. Pep Band 4. Stage Pit Band 3. School Services I. Academic Letter 4. Variety Show 4. Band 4. Jazz Band I. Quiz Bowl I. NHS 2. Track Band 4. REYNA LOPEZ: Make Up 4. Musical 3. Lakeshore Singers 3. Keyettes I. Variety Show 3. Choir 4. School Services I. RALPH LUCIUS: Go If I. German Club 2. Variety Show I. Academic Letter 3, Key I. Science I. NHS I. PAUL LUCKERfootball I. Tennis I. Ski 2. Student Council 3. Golf I. Key 3. Variety Show 3. Prom Committee I. STACEY LYON: Art Club I. JA I. BRENDA L YONS: FSA I. Forensics 2. Variety Show 3, Newspaper I. Prom Committee I. NHS 2. Keyettes 3. Drama Thespian 4, Science I. Yearbook I. Band 4. School Services I. Academic Letter 3. CYNTHIA MAIER. Volleyball 4. 22 SENIORS STACEY LYON BRENDA LYONS CYNTHIA MAIER AULI MAKELA. (Exchange Student) Basketball I. JOHN MANN: School Services I. TOD MARSH. Drama Thespian 4, Make-Up I. Variety Show 2. All School Play 2. School Services I. Forensics I. JA I. Musical 2. Band 4. BOBIE MASTERSON: JA I. Academic Letter I. Band 4. RAEGEN MATHEWS. Football 4. Variety Show I. Wrestling I. Newspa- per I. RUSS MA THE W5: School Services I. Co-Op I. VANCE MA TZ: Co-Op I. KELLI MCCALLA Ski 3. School Services I. Yearbook I. LORI MCCON- OMY. Community Service I. School Services I. Make-Up I. Keyettes I. SHELL Y MCGREGOR. Community Service I. School Services I. EDDIE MCLEAN: Football 3. Track 3. Basketball 2. Base- ball 3. STEVEN MEAD: FFA I. Band 2. SHELLEY MCGREGOR EDDIE MCLEAN STEVEN MEAD SENIORS 23 CHRISTOPHER MEL CHER Track 2. Ski 2. CAROL MENSINGER: Basketball 4. Softball 4. NHS 2. Vol- leyball 4. Band 3. Academic Letter 4. PARRY METZ- Football I. Baseball I. Variety Show I. Bas- ketball 2. Key I. JEEE MYERS: Football 4. Key 4. JA 4. Fellowship Christian Students 2. Wrestling 4. Ski 2. Band I. PAULA NEHRIG Art Club 2. Make Up I. Variety Show I. Fellowship Christian Stu- dents I. Drama Thespian I. JAO. Prom Commit- tee I. CINDY NELSON Spanish Club I. School Services I. Art Club I. Co-Op I. LAURA NELSON: Medical Careers Club I. Variety Show 3. Band I. NFIS I, Pom Pons I, Make-Up I. Newspaper School Services I. Academic Letter 3. Keyettes 2. DIANE NEWBERG: Drama Thespian 2. Make-Up I. Musical 3. Yearbook I. Lakeshore Singers 3. Forensics 2. Variety Show 3. All School Play I. Choir 4. Keyettes I. TIMOTHY NEWBERG: Cross Country L Club I, Variety Show I. Fellowship Christian Students 2. Track 4. CC Ski 2. Fellow ship Christian Athletes I. CHERLY NIMMO School Services I. Co-Op I. MAX NITZ: FFA I. DANIEL MITOWSKI JEFF MYERS PAULA NEHRIG CINDY NELSON LAURA NELSON DIANE NEWBERG MAX NITZ 24 SENIORS TIMOTHY NEWBERG CHERYL NIMMO AMY PARISH JONELL PAULS ANGIE PERKAUS ERICH NUS Football 4. JA I. All School Play I. Academic Letter 2. Key 3. Variety Show 3. Stu- dent Council 2. Fellowship Christian Students I. LAURA OCHSNER Cross Country I. L Club I. Make-Up I. Variety Show 2. Band 4. Prom Com- mittee I. NHS 2. Fellowship Christian Students I, Track 4. German Club I. JA I. Yearbook 2. Flag Corps 2. School Services I. Keyettes 2. KIMBERL Y OCONNOR. JA 2. LISA OGONOWSKI: Dra- ma Thespian 2. Science I. Variety Show I. School Services I. Make-Up 2. JA 2. Stage Crew I. RICH- ARD OLES. FFA I. School Services I. Choir I. PA T- RICK OMAN: Newspaper I. CARL ONDRAKA: Tennis I. Computer Club 2. Science 3. Yearbook I. Pep Band I. Stage Pit Band 2. Camera Club I. Ski I. Variety Show 2. Band 4. Jazz Band I. Track Band I. ANTHONY PALLO: Football I. Chess Club I. Wrestling 4. Science 2. AMY PARISH JA I. Fellowship Christian Students I. Keyettes I. JON- ELL PAULS Make Up 2. Musical 2. Variety Show 3. Choir I. AN JANETTE PERKAUS Variety Show I. School Services I. RUSSELL PERRIN Wrestling I. JA I. Pep Band I. Lakeshore Singers I. Academic Letter 2, Science I. Band 4. Stage Pit Band I. NHS I. Track Band I. DA VID PESKO Band 4. Stage Pit Band 2. Co-Op I. Pep Band 3. School Services I. CONNIE PETZKE: Community Service I. JA 2. Yearbook 3. Pep Band I. Prom Committee I. Keyettes 2. Make-Up I. Variety Show 2. Band 4. Flag Corps I. School Services I. SENIORS 25 RUSSELL PERRIN DAVID PESKO CONNIE PETZKE CONNIE REINHARDT SCOTT PLANGGER KIMBERLEY PLILEY KIM PONTON DEANNA POOLE STEPHEN POULSON KRISTINA PRICE JOHN RATTER SCOTT PLANNGER: Football I. Co-Op I. Basket- ball 2. KIMBERL Y PLILEY: Medical Careers Club I. Band 2. School Services I, Fellowship Christian Students I. Community Service I. Choir I. Co-Op I. KIM PONTON: Softball I. Camera Club I. Vari- ety Show I. German Club I. Ski I. Fellowship Chris tian Athletes 4. DEANNA POOLE: Forensics I. Variety Show I. Stage Crew I. Make-Up I. Choir 3. Keyettes I. STEPHEN POULSON Tennis I. Ski 3. Key 2, Variety Show I. KRISTINA PRICE: German Club 2. Forensics 3. Science I. Musical 3. Year- book I. Stage Crew 2. Academic Letter 2. Dra- ma Thespian 3. Make-Up 2. Variety Show 3. All School Play 2. Choir 4. NHS I. Keyettes 2. LEE PRIESTER- German Club I. Make-Up 2. Co-Op I, Art Club 2. School Services I. KIMBERL Y QUA Y, Ski 2. JA I. School Services I. Make-Up I. Band 2. Co-Op I. JOHN RA TTER Ski 2. Band 4. FRITZ REASONS: Track 2. Science 3. Computer Club I. RENEE REID School Services I. Co-Op I. CORNE- LIA REINHARDT: German Club 3. Band 4. Stage Pit Band 3. Sport Manager I. Fellowship Chris- tian Students 3. Make-Up I. Pep Band 3. School Services I. Track Band I. 6 SENIORS LEE ANN PRIESTER KIMBERLY QUAY FRITZ REASONS RENEE REID SCOTT RUBLE LORI RUSH TRACY RYOR JACKIE SANDERS DEANNA SANKEY MICHAEL SCHADT KEL TON REITZ. Spanish Club 2. Variety Show 3. Band 4. Stage Pit Band I. Lakeshore Singers I. School Services I. Academic Letter 4. Science 2. Musical 2. Pep Band 3. Choir I. Prom Committee I. NHS 2. Fellowship Christian Students I. RICH ARD RESSLER: Wrestling I. Co-Op I. GREG RHODES. Science I. Band 4. BRIAN RICHARDSON: Football 4. Wrestling 4. SUSAN RIDGEWAY: Ger- man Club I. Band 2. Make Up 2. WERNER RIEDEL Band I. RANDALL RIEPMA: Drama Thespian I. Variety Show 3. Band 4. Jazz Band I. Lakeshore Singers 2. NFIS I. Fellowship Christian Students 2. Science I. Musical 2. Pep Band 2. Choir 3. School Services I. Track Band I. MICHAEL RODEN: Cross Country I. CC Ski I. Band 4. Stage Crew I. Key 4. Variety Show 4. Stage Pit Band I. School Ser- vices I. SCOTT RUBLE Basketball I. Key 2. Sci- ence 3. Variety Show I. Pep Band I. Academic Letter 4. Fellowship Christian Students I. L Club I. Tutorial Club I. JA I. Band 4. Sport Manager 2. Track Band I LORI RUSH JA 2. Choir 4. Variety Show 3. Co-Op I. TRACY RYOR Art Club I. Co-Op I. DEANNA SANKEY: Track I. JA 3. Yearbook 2. Flag Corps 3. Keyettes 3. Drama Thespian I. Variety Show 2. Band 4. Stage Pit Band I. School Services I. Track Band I. JAVIER SARMIENTO Track I. Spanish Club I. Chess Club I. Forensics 3. Variety Show 3. NFIS I. Key 3. Medical Careers Club I. Drama Th- espian 3. Science 2. Musical 3. Fellowship Chris tian Students MICHAEL SAROl A FootbaM 2. Basketball 4. Variety Show 2. Golf L Basebai 3. Student Council I MICHAEL SCHADT Cross Country 3. Volleyball I. Yearbook. I. Feftowship Christian Athletes 2. Wrestling 4. Variety Shew 4. Choir 4. Fellowship Christian Students 2 st hx : BRIAN SCHAEEER. Bowling I. School Services 2. MIKE SCHMAL TZ Football I. Track 3. Key 3. JA I. School Services I. Fellowship Christian Athletes I. Cross Country 3. L Club I. CC Ski 2. Variety Show I. Academic Letter 3. Fellowship Christian Stu- dents 2. SUSAN SCHMAL TZ Art Club 2. Variety Show 2. Band 4. Co-Op I. Make-Up I. Yearbook I. Stage Pit Band I. Keyettes 2. CYNTHIA SCHMIDT.- Volleyball 2. Variety Show I. Flag Corps I. School Services I, Rifle Corps I. Softball I. Band 4. Prom Committee I. Pom Pons 2. JEEEREY SCHULSTROM. Football 4. School Services I. JA I. DAVID SCHWARZ. Track 2. School Services I. LINDA SCHWARZ: Band 3. THOMAS SIMPSON Football 3. Baseball 3. Basketball 2. Fellowship Christian Students 2. MICHAEL SLIWINSKE JA I. REBECCA SMALL: Volleyball I. Variety Show I, School Services I. Ski I. Band 3. Keyettes I. ANTH- ONY SMARRELLA: Football I, Key 3. Science 2, Band 4. Stage Pit Band 3. NHS 2. Track Band 2. Wrestling I. CC Ski I. Variety Show 3. Pep Band 2. Quiz Bowl I. Academic Letter 3. Fellowship Christian Students 4. BRUCE SMITH: Forensics I, Musical I. School Services I. Variety Show I. Stage Crew I. LINDA SCHWARZ MATT SKUPIEN MICHAEL SLIWINSKI REBECCA SMALL ANTHONY SMARRELLA BRUCE SMITH 28 SENIORS RANDOLPH STORY SUZAN STREJC SCOTT SUMMERS ROGER SWIERBUT MARY JO TAYLOR JANET TEAL TERESA SPEAR. School Services I. Co-Op I. GER- ALD SPITZER, School Ser ices I. Co-Op I. TAMMY SPLETZER: Basketball I. Softball 4. Co-Op I. Vol- leyball 2. Stage Crew I. RANDOLPH STORY. Band 4. Track Band I. Pep Band 2. SUZAN STREJC: Track I. Variety Show I. Band 4. Stage Pit Band I. Class Officer 2. Keyettes 3. Fellowship Christian Students I. Make-Up I. Yearbook I. Pep Band I. Prom Committee 2. Pom Pons 2. Track Band 3. SEAN SWEENEY Co-Op I. ROGER SWIERBUT Football 4. Key 2. School Services I. Academic Letter 2. Baseball 4. Variety Show 2. NFIS 2. Bas- ketball I. MARY TAYLOR: Drama, Thespian 2, JA 2. Band 2. Co-Op I. Academic Letter I. Make-Up 3. Variety Show 2. Prom Committee I. NFIS 2. JANET TEAL Art Club I. TODD TIEEENBACH Football 2. Key 2. Yearbook I. Basketball 3. JA I. RICK TOERING: Key 2. Student Council 4. Pep Band 4. Quiz Bowl I. Academic Letter 4. Fellow ship Christian Students I. Science I. Band 4. Sta- ge Pit Band 4. NFIS 2. Track Band 3. TAMI TO- MASELLO: Track I. Science I. Yearbook I, NHS I. Keyettes I. Art Club I. Variety Show I. Band 3. Academic Letter I. Fellowship Christian Students I. RICK TOERING SENIORS 29 TODD TIEFENBACH TAMI TOMASELLO MARINA TOMLINSON: Make-Up I. Choir 4. BRI AN TRUE: Football 3. School Services I. Variety Show I. TIMOTHY TUNGETT Chess Club 2. Band 2. JA 3. Co-Op I. KATHY VANDERMOLENSpan- ish Club I. Yearbook I. NHS I. Variety Show I. School Services I. Keyettes 2. SUSAN VANDER WALLE: Track 2, Drama Thespian 2. CC Ski I. Musical I. Band 3. Spanish Club I. Ski I. Variety Show 2. All School Play I. Prom Committee I. ROY VANEGMOND: School Services I. JOSEPH VER BRASKA: Basketball 2. NHS I. Baseball 2. REBEC- CA VIDAArt Club 2. Yearbook I. Keyettes 2. JA I. Band 4. LINDA VLCEK. FSA I. Co Op I. MARK WADE: JA I. School Services 2. Prom Committee I. Co-Op I. CARRIE WALES: Softball 4. Variety Show 4. School Services I. Academic Letter 4. Cheerleaders 4. Medical Careers Club I. Band 4. NHS 2. Class Officer 2. 30 SENIORS MARK WADE CARRIE WALES WENDI WALTERS JAMES WEINGART WILLIAM WEIRICK ANGELA WELLS ERIC WENDZEL ROBERT WHIPPO BRUCE WHITEHEAD BRUCE WHITEHEAD: Basketball 2. School Ser- vices I. Stage Crew I. SUSAN WHITTAKER: Make- Up 4. Prom Committee I. JA 2. Co-Op I. ANTH- ONY WIATROWSKI: Wrestling I. Newspaper 2. Fellowship Christian Students I. JA I. School Ser- vices I. BILL WILKINSON: Key I. Medical Careers Club 2. Band 4. Stage Pit Band 3. Academic Let- ter 4. Fellowship Christian Students 4. German Club I. Science 2. Pep Band 4. NHS 2. Track Band 3. FAITH WALLSTEN Basketball I. Art Club I. Mat maid 3. School Services I. Track 2. Variety Show I. Choir I. Fellowship Christian Students I. RON WARMAN: Yearbook I. School Services I. TINA WARMAN: Make-Up I. School Services I. KELLIE WARNOCK: Variety Show I. Co-Op I. School Services I. Pom Pons 2. JAMES WEIN- GART Stage Pit Band 2. WILLIAM WEIRICK Football 4. Baseball 4. Newspaper I. Basketball 2. Variety Show 2. ANGELA WELLS Make Up 2. Band 3. School Services I. JA 3. Stage Crew 2. Co Op I. ERIC WENDZEL. Baseball 3. JA I. ROBERT WHIPPO: German Club I. NHS 2. Science 2. Aca- demic Letter 4. SUSAN WHITTAKER ANTHONY WIATROWSKI BILL WILKINSON SENIORS 31 ANDY WILLIAMS: Basketball 3. Variety Show Academic Letter 2. Key 3. NHS 2. Class Officer I. MARC WILLIAMS: Football I. Tennis I. Key I. Vari- ety Show I. Golf 3. Basketball I. Ski 2. MARK WILSON: Drama Thespian I. Science I. Variety Show 3. Choir 4. Fellowship Christian Students I. Ski 2. JA I. Musical 2. Lakeshore Singers 2. TRA- CY WILSON- Ski I. Band 2. Make-Up I. School Services I. SUSAN WOZN AK Art Club 2. Year book I. Keyettes 2, Variety Show I. Academic Letter I. ROBERT WRIGHT Chess Club 3. Band 4. NHS 2. Fellowship Christian Students 4. Science 2. Pep Band 2. Academic Letter 4. MICHAEL WYBLE■ Football I. Basketball 4. Variety Show 2, Class Officer I. Golf I. Key 3. Student Council 4. DEBORAH ZACHA: Softball I, Variety Show I, Stage Crew I. Co-Op I. JA I. Band 3. School Ser vices I. Sport Manager I. MICHAEL ZEILKE.FFA I. Stage Crew 3. Co-Op I. Forensics 2. School Ser- vices I. Sport Manager 2. MICHAEL WYBLE DEBORAH ZACHA MICHAEL ZEILKE NOT PICTURED DAVID ABBOTT GRETCHEN AGENS SARAH ALBERS DAVID ANSTEY BRUCE AREND TIMOTHY BAILEY ROBIN BICKERS ROBERT COULES BARBARA DANIELS DALE DILLARD SHERRIE EMERY DENISE GUZY DEAN HATTEN KAREN HEIBUTZKI TODD KEITH TAMMY MILLER KIM OCONNOR PATRICK OMAN FRANK PUCKETT RICHARD RESSLER WERNER REIDEL JAVIER SARMIENTO MIKE SAROLA TOM SIMPSON KARI STEVENS PATRICIA STOKES SEAN SWEENEY FAITH WALLSTEN GEORGE WILLIAMS 32 SENIORS JUNIORS Steven Adair Douglas Albee Heidi Albrecht Suzanne Anstey Stacey Arney Corey Atherton Mike Baggesi Laura Barnett Noreen Totzke gets a picture Karla Hartline waits for the varsity game, taken. Jill Bernson Holly Bitz Chris Black Michele Boelcke Tracy Bohanek Kelly Boyle Brenda Bricker Debbie Broadfield Steve Brown Kelley Brugman Monica Burbach Tammy Buzalski Jim Vitek bored with computers. Phil Paarlberg hurry- ing out of class. Catherine Callender Lori Capozio Erik Carlson Melissa Carpenter Kimberley Carper Kevin Carr Debbie Broadfield and Jason Devoir having an interesting conversationi?! Jeffrey Chappell Christine Charleston Thad Chartrand Patricia Childs Steve Collins Jamie Connell J Debbie Covert u Lisa Craig n Tony Cruise i Jennifer Dame o Laura Dase r Scott Defries s Tammy DeMaria David Dent 34 JUNIORS CLASS OF 85 Robert Denton Steven Denton Jason DeVoir James Dickson David Diederich Darrell Dinges Paul Dixon Tamara Dlouhy Jeff Dorn Tim Drews Tom Drews Scott Duncan Loretta Eaves Rudy Eichendorff Carla Ellis Brian Eisner Gerald Ernst Scott Franklin finishing an article in Tracy Bohanek reads the paper. Journalism II. Mike Essig Mat Fleisher Kim Eoust Lisa Fowler Scott Franklin Laura Frobel Bill Froberg Cindy Frohock Celeste Fuzak Connie Garberson Mike Gathright Becky Gerstenkorn Rhonda Gipson Karen Giudice Sue Gosnell ABOVE LEFT: Kim Saitz and Chris Lewis in English. ABOVE RIGFJT: Tiffany Reinink gets a surpirse picture. BELOW: Barb Jewell. Laura Barnett. Melissa Carpenter, and Paula Floffman. Margaret Graefen J Keith Green U Kevin Greening N Karen Guse I Erik Gustafson O Cathy Flagenauer R Dennis Flahn S Karla Flartline JUNIORS 35 v O zc Shelli Hasse Theresa Haynes Debbie Henkel Gidget Heritz Stephanie Hersh Ed Hild Paula Hoffmann Mark Hutter Frank Isom Cathryn Jenkins Laurie Jenkins Barb Jewell Laura Jewell Cindy Johnston Jennifer Joseph Steve Joslyn Scott Kapp Tim Keith Brian Keltz Ronnie Kenreich Bill Koebel Leah Kretchman Debra Lape Barb Lawrick Eric Lee Brian Lenk Chris Lillegard E.R. Lenthall Chris Lewis Maureen Lindenberg Steve Lockman Juanita Lopez Rob Machemer Kelly Mack Mike Malin Lorna Marsh Tracy Marsh Jeff Mashak Rina Mattner Kim McCarley Tracy McGee Darren McNees Kevin Merrill Kristy Milam 36 JUNIORS Wendi Miller Kris Mitchell Tammy Mullins John Neal Todd Neibauer Susan Neitzke Mark Nelson Steve Nelson Tom Nelson Amy O'Dell Liana Ohman Wanted Woman: Kelley Bashful boy: Mike Brugman. Essig. Tracy McGee. Penny Varney and Laura Barnett, is Danny Westlake. Batman Chemistry that much fun? in disguise. Nice smile. Jim Tetzlaff. Lori Ondraka Kim Overheul Phil Paarlberg Paula Pallo Wiley Payne Kenneth Pendley Dawn Pesko Charles Pfauth Lori Phelan Glen Phillipi Wendy Piepenburg Leonard Pitts Chris Ponton Tammy Por Linda Porter Jeffery Puckett Heidi Radde Ethan Ray Jeff Reed J Kris Reid U Joe Reilly N Tiffany Reinink 1 Rosie Riedel O Madonna Rimes R S JUNIORS 37 J u N I O R S Carrie Speed Jody Spitale Mona Spitzke Michelle Rosenthal Kim Saitz John Sankey Stella Sarmiento Steve Schaecher ft Krista Schedler Mike Schlender Denise Schmidt Tina Schmitt Lisa Schroeder I. Gidget Heritz 3. Jenni Joseph surprised by the camera. 4. Michelle White flashes a smile. 5. Jenni Dame during lunch. 6. Jim Small collecting attendance slips. 7. A smiling Tammy Buzalski. 8. Best friends. Michelle Smykal and Mona Spitzke. David Shearer Bryan Shindeldecker Brian Siewert Jim Small Kathy Smarrella 9. Lorna Marsh posing for the camera. 10. Gidget Heritz, Jenni Joseph. Shell! Laura Smith Hasse. Kelley Michelle Smykal Brugman. and Paula Juliann Soulliere Hoffmann designing Jeff Spear their yearbook Tom Rivette Mark Rochefort Dawn Rockwell Sean Rogers JUNIORS 38 JUNIORS Tina Sutherland Mike Teal James Tetzlaff John Thomas Bryan Tilly Randy Toering Hilary Topping Noreen Totzke Scott Townley Bernard Tressmer Penny Varney Kevin Splese David Steinke Donna Steinke Chris Summers 0 % 1 Jeanne Westcott Michelle White Reta Whitright Brenda Williams Brian Wolff Karin Woodruff Karen Workinger Cathy Wurtz « «■ ■' '4 Mike Wood Scott Verduin Monica Vernaz Jim Vitek Tonya Wagner Kent Walters Mary Weirick NOT PICTURED Rodney Akins Lisa Cockrell Holly Cram Frank Emery William Haines Christopher Ives Mark Jahnke Kent Kubschizcke George Oakes Lisa Post Michael Wall I Kim Foust and Debbie Broad- field selling the Drifter. 3 Noreen Totzke and Kevin Carr, work busily in class. 3 Lisa Cockrell takes a break from her work to daydream out the window. 4 What is Ed Hild up to? 5 Is Jason DeVoir Marine ma- terial? 6 Becky Gerstenkorn and Tammy Mullins enjoy lunch. 7 Carrie Speed, a typical stroll through the LHS hallways. 8 Jennie Joseph, daydreaming again? 9 Kris Reid busy in typing class. 10 Wendy Pipenberg models her flag corps uniform. 13 Chris Ives glances down the hall. 13 Scott Kapp socializing in judgment hall. 14 Suzi Anstey. what a look! 39 SOPHOMORES Patricia Abbey Tony Alcala Bill Almond Shelly Andres Janan Arbanas Hilda Arevalo Beckalynn Arick Kimberly Aroney Matt Avery Chris Bailey Brad Bailie Michelle Ballard Rebecca Barnak Todd Batson Jennifer Becker Christine Bedunah Keith Bodjack Melissa Bowman Dean Brackenridge Theresa Brady Fred Brauchler I. Brett Riley working out in the gym. 2. Tom Norbey prepares for homecoming. 3. Brent Garbuschewski and Steve Levi participating in summer fun. 4. Bob Lausman and Eric First being crafty. Doug Bredeweg Debbie Brien Todd Brooks Jim Brown Rodney Burandt Jenni Campbell Timothy Campbell Dave Caple Gino Capozio S O P H Daniel Carr O Scott Casserly M Mark Ciciora O Dan Cole R Ryan Coleman E Dawn Crider S Bill Curtis Andrea Czech 40 SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 86 Tito Deibern Catherine DeMaria Becky Dickson Al Duncan Paul Eagle Norman Eastman Anne Easton Delons Eichendorff Steve Ernst Michelle Eaust Lorraine Leather Bryan Eields Eric First Bruce Hippo Jon Eorcade Tony Eriesl Janis Euzak Brent Garbuschcwski Paul Gassoway John Gathright Julie German Brian Gerstenkorn Jori Grams Heidi Greendonner Rhonda Griffiths Elise Grozescu Paul Guse Debbie Elaak Tammy Haber Michelle Haney I. Janice VanderMolen takes a break. 2. Sandie Zachary sits through another exciting class. 3. Liz Sukys makes an obvious pose. 4. Andrea Czech and Patrice Wisler sight seeing. 5. Jim Sarmiento and Amy Koch have a painting party. 6. Becka Arick practices her version of what a playboy pose should be. S O Lori Hardin p Larry Hardin h Randall Hardy M Jay Hatch o Tena Hercik R Lisa Hickcox E Judith Hicks s Mike Hoffman SOPHOMORES 41 s o p H o M O R E $ Dawn Johnson Jason Johnson Ken Joseph Julie Judkins Scott Kavanaugh Lori Krogel Leslie Krouse Kent Kubschizcke Thomas Kuhlman Beth Kushman Jason Kwader Dawn Klass Gerald Knowles Jill Knowles Amy Koch Jeff Kohn Chris Krieger Michelle Holt Tim Hopke Michael Jackemeyer Candace Jacques Matthew Jaske Ronald Jaworski Tracey Jenkins I. Leslie Krouse. Sandie Zachary, and Cheryl Marsh show their friendship. 2. Valinda Long smiles for the camera i. Dawn Crider, a devoted Michigan fan. 4. Dawn Johnson taking a break from gym class. 5. Scott Zehm. advertis- ing manager for the Coke Company? Robert Lausch Bob Lausman Dawn Lawson Rhonda Leitz Steve Levi Darcy Libs Chris Lohroff Derek Loikits Valinda Long Dennis Looney Amy Mangold Rich Mann Mike Marcade Wendi Marckese Cindy Marks 42 SOPHOMORES Charles Martin Terina Martin Marianne Matz David McGrath Traci McGrath Dawn McLean Rob McPherson Jill McQuown Mark Mead Katie Medo Connie Mensinger Lisa Merlin Stacey Mielcarek Amanda Miller Tony Mills Greg Molter Angela Moneta Joseph Morgan Sue Morse Brent Moulds Curt Muchmore Theresa Muday Mike Nagorski Allyn Nitz David Nitz Michelle Nitz Tom Norbey Amy Nye Donna Penley I. The suave and debo- nair Jeff Roden poses for the camera. 2. Mark VanPatten caught off guard. 3. Rebecca Dick- son goofs off before class. 4. Mark Pyburn in hot persuit of Eric Phelps. 5. Sophomores anticipate a good home- coming. Jamie Phillipi Caroline Piehl Melinda Powell Mark Pyburn Lois Ramthun Ron Rath Allen Ray Rob Reed S O P H O M O R E S SOPHOMORES 43 I. Beth Kushman. Phone call! 2. Sopho more float makers take a break from their hard work. 3. Dawn Willis and Jill Knowles painting their castle. 4. Jill McOuown. Dawn McLean, and Elaine Steinke are all smiles! S O P H O M O R E S Frank Renfrow Michelle Renfrow Audra Rhodes Ursula Riedel Brett Riley Steve Ringer Brenda Rodda Jeff Roden Sharon Roemer Derek Rothschild Karen Sandel John Sankey Jim Sarmiento Tamara Schadler Michael Schaub Kelly Schauer Lorri Schauer Pat Schmidt Sheila Shafer Wendy Shamblin Mike Sherwood Kim Shreve Dana Siewert Peter Simmons Jeff Slabaugh Jennifer Smith Rich Smith Gary Solari Juliann Soulliere John Spear Carrie Speed Elaine Steinke Julie Stelter Carrie Stevens Jim Stietzel Angel Stine 44 SOPHOMORES I. Kent Kubschizcke suprised. Sue Smith and Caroline Piehl in line. 3. Dana Treacy caught in ac lion. NOT PICTURED Steve Brown Josephine Cantu Todd Durham Dorothy Flaga William Gracin Nicole Klett Chris Knapp Serina Morgan Linda Pitts Scott Price Debra Quay Joseph Rybarczyk Bryan Schadler Jeffrey Schoenbach Joseph Wharton Paul Eagle. Amy Huebner. and Rob Lausch stop for the camera. John Stratford Jennifer Strong Randy Styczynsky Elizabeth Sukys Jon Surch Lori Sutherland Katie Taber Rod Toering Heidi Totzke Dana Treacy Mike Turk Rick Turner Mark Van Patten Janice VanderMolen Jim Vitale Brad Wah! Roger Warner Shelle Wegner Roger Weir Ken Weisz Anita Wendzel Mark Wenzlaff Jeff Wheeler Douglas Whitehead Laura Whitwam Ken Williams Dawn Willis Lynn Wilson Veronica Wilson David Wolf Sandie Zachary § Gary Zavoral q Scott Zehm p H O M O R E S SOPHOMORES 45 FRE5HMEN David Abbey Mike Abbot! Randy Aiken Melissa Akins Darrell Albright Rill Almond Robert Anstey Tom Anthony Steve Arend Cherie Aroney Bryan Bahm Natalie Baugher Lisa Baushke Sheola Benson Michelle Berndt Scott Berry Mindy Chen en|oys a festive lunch. It's not that bad Andrea Golladay. Mary Ellen Roldt Randall Bonfoey Mike Borr Julie Brackenridge Sabrina Bradley Marcie Briney Peter Brooks Todd Brown Karen Brueck Paul Brunson John Bryan Keri Bryant Kirk Bunnell H David Burnett M Angela Campbell Tracey Carter N Louann Spitale and Kim Todd exchange recipes in Home Ec. Jim Lane prepares for his final exam. 46 ERESHMEN Chris Chapman Mall Chartrand Melinda Chen Scotl Chernelski Mike Clem Malhew Cluff Douglas Conner Karri Crowder Michelle Culver Stacy Cunningham Charles Damron Bart Daniel Joanna DeMaria Gina Dernier Chuck Demon Michael DeSchaaf Donald Dewit I Lisa Dillard Todd Dixon Lisa Dlouhy Charlotte Dover Mary Martin and Elizabeth Smith try to hide from the photographer. Joseph Duschek Michelle Eagle David Edmonds Don Edwards Ron Edwards Tammy Eichelberger Lisa Eisele Sharon Elders Terry Enders Maria Engel Eric Erickson David Essig Richard Fanslau Tim Earrish James Fent Fred Fernau FRESHMEN 47 Renee First Walter Flaga Russell Ford Scott Foust Susan French Holly Froberg Richard Frohock Belinda Garcia Melinda Garcia Richardo Garcia Bill Gatchell Michelle Gathright Erik Gilreath Diana Goch Amy Godush Andrea Golladay Todd Olson. Louann Spitale. Gary Zielke and Sa Dan Skiver shows off his new Def Leppard T-shirt. Scott Berry concentrates on cutting out his assignment, brina Bradley chat in the hall during break. Christopher Flarmon Jamie Flamer Kathy Flarper Pat Harper Holly Hetfield Scott Holben Bill Hollerbach Steve Holt Amy Huebner Lisa Jenkins E Mary Joanis $ Teresa Joslyn Paul Kasewurm M Kim Kendzora Rick Kiehn N Michelle Kirksey 48 FRESHMEN Bill Gooding Tammy Grassl Kristine Grau Kreg Greening Jeff Gustafson Patrick Hacker David Rosa glances a! the camera man Sharon Elders and Angie McGraw gossip over lunch. Tayrn Ruble busily working Julia Klassen Lise Kragt Kristin Kretchman Jim Lakey Robert LaMunion James Lane Richard Lauricella Keith Lausman Teresa Lear Renee Lenk Yvette Lera Cheri Lesauskis Gerald Link Santiago Lopez Don Luth Corey Mann Toby Marsh Brian Martin Mary Martin Mickey Masterson Lori Mathews Kim Matz Chris McConomy Angela McCraw Scott McGhee Michelle Meyer Terry Meyer Dawn Miller Annette Miller Jennifer Miller Donelle Moely Raymond Moore Dawnell Morgan Douglas Morse Robert Moxley Tamara Murphy Michael Nacyk Douglas Nehrig Jane Neitzke Andrea Nelson Thomas Nelson Tod Nichols Aaron Niemi Shirley Nitz Tessa Nitz Ann Nosotti F R E S H M E N FRESHMEN 49 Mary Nosotti David Nus Nancy Nyc Noreen Nyc Pamela Odell Thomas Olson Todd Olson Christopher Orlaske Kimberly Paul Janet Pauls Joel Pennington Sean Phelan Donald Phillips Lee Phipps Teresa Pierce Kim Prenkert 1. We’re not camera shy!! 2. John Reilly and Cheryl Rosentrater works on a timed writing. i. Joking around at lunch. 4. Tracey Carter and Lisa DiMaggio flash smiles for the camera. John Priester Brian Puckett Dustin Radde John Reilly Angela Reinhardt Nicole Richards David Richardson Matthew Richardson Matt Richter Lynn Richard Mark Ridgeway Ben Riedel Tammy Riepma Lori Roemer David Rosa p Cheryl Rosentreter R Taryn Ruble E Jeff Sanders S Julie Sandmann H Sandra Schadler M Toni Shalon E Mark Schlutt N Scott Schmaltz Howard Schmidt 50 FRESHMEN Velva Schroeder Mike Schuur Sherry Scott Bill Seeburger Dawn Seidl Jeffrey Simon Jennifer Sirk Daniel Skiver John Smarrella Elizabeth Smith Harry Smith Suzanne Snyder Gary Sorensen Joseph Spear Louann Spitale John Spitzer Gerald Spitzke Tonya Steinberger Jim Lopez clowns around in class. in and Sue Snyt pment at lunch. NOT PICTURED Rusty Baginske Douglas Brame Randy Burdine Rodney Dillard Kimberly Focht Brenda Franks Michael Gembala John Gioupis Robert Hauske Scott Isham Tammy James Darren Kurbis Kathleen Link Mike McGuire Matthew McKie Marvin Milliken Teresa Oles John Peden Debora Rodriquez Tito Rodriguez Tina Schaeffer Allen Skiver Carrie Stevens Tracy Walters Patrice Wisler Christina Steiner Jeff Steinke Matthew Stietzel Michael Street Barbra Sturcz Katherine Sturcz Tina Tedrick Joylene Thomas Jeff Tiefenbach Kim Todd Ken Tollefson Joe Tourangeau Jennifer Treacy Jennifer Vandermeer Jim Vida Michelle Walter Kim Weatherly Heath Weich Eric Wertanen Brian Wesaw Dawn Wesaw Deana Weyerbacher Andrea White Mat Williams Michael Williams Penny Williams Randy Wolanin Kelly Woodruff p Kim Wooten Angela Wurtz Theresa Yore g Gary Zielke H Laura Zinkil Jeff Zotsman N FRESHMEN 51 EXCHANGE STUDENTS tl V AULI MAKELA I want to thank all my friends for sharing their great times with me. If you are ever in Finland feel free to stop by.” stated Auli. Auli Makela of Finland joined our LHS family this year as a foreign exchange student. Participating in basketball and Drama Club, Auli kept busy. School was different to Auli in that students were more active, in- teresting, and people were always smiling. After Graduation from LHS. Auli will re- turn to Finland for yet another two years of high school. One word to describe LHS Auli said is friendly.” JUNKO AZUMA Thank you very much for being kind to me, as I was able to spend a fun time at school. I'll never forget this year.” Junko Azuma of Osaka. Japan was another terrific addition to our school. Junko kept active in Keyettes. Drama Club, and as a member of our Volleyball team. Junko compared LHS to her school in Japan, and said that academics are stressed much more in Japan and less on the extra- curricular activities. Graduation for Junko was an important step for her because, a college English major is in her plans for the future. FACULTY FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Board of Education: Front: Nicky Bakers Vice Presient. Peg Morse; President. Richard Ramthuns Trustee. Back: Myron Apple; Treasurer. Steven Hadaway. Trustee. Donald Jewell; Trustee. Thomas Bailie. Trustee. F A C U L T Y 54 FACULTY Gary Campbell 4 years at LHS Business Manager Dr. Fred Schmidt II years at LHS Superintendent Mr. Edward Reilly, (left), has been principal at Lakeshore High for II years. In his spare time, he enjoys reading and he belongs to the Lion’s Club. Mr. Reilly has a wife and five children. Mr. Dennis Kniola, (right), has been at Lakeshore for 13 years. When not acting as assistant principal or athletic director, he likes to spend his time playing golf, traveling and being involved in state and national girls’ soft- ball. He has a wife and four chil- dren. Both say the most enjoyable part of their job is working with kids. Gloria Vanderbeck 14 years at LHS Director of Personnel S Curriculum John Adams 27 years at LHS German Glenn Arter 21 years at LHS Science June Avery 12 years at LHS Library Gene Ball II years at LHS Business Co-Op Judy Ball 19 years at LHS Art Mrs. Boldt lends a helping hand. Jim Bembenek 10 years at LHS Computers Marge Bischoff 19 years at LHS Guidance Bruce Bittenbender 14 years at LHS Science Bonnie Boldt 5 years at LHS Business F A C U Dennis Brueck j 14 years at LHS y Math FACULTY 55 Sally Cheek 8 years at LHS Special Education Becky Collins 6 years at LHS Teacher Aide Rob Eorburger 9 years at LHS Business Mike Erakes 2 years at LHS Director of Maintenance Tony Friesl 19 years at LHS Science Jewell Gast 15 years at LHS Director of Food Services Robert Greendonner 22 years at LHS Social Studies Diana Grinned 4 years at LHS English L T Bad day. Mr. G.?l Gary Groat Otho Merrill. Chief Custodian. Y 14 years at LHS Vocational 56 FACULTY Mili Hamblen 27 years at LHS Business Co-Op Rill Hild 17 years at LHS Business Jane Hild 16 years at LHS Home Economics Dorothy Hildebrand 14 years at LHS Counselor Ken Humes 19 years at LHS Counselor Mr. Reilly lays down the law. Mrs. Johns is rolling in the bucks. Mr. Kniola stalks an unsuspecting victim. EACULTY 57 Barry Kenreich 12 years ai LHS Vocational Ed Koehler 18 years at LHS Vocational Kerry Lewis 12 years at LHS Social Studies Barb Lovellette 17 years at LHS English Dennis Lundgren 9 years at LHS Music Computers Lloyd MacTavish 13 years at LHS Counselor Jim Maier 12 years at LHS Social Studies Tom Mitchell 4 years at LHS Music E A C U L T V I Mrs. Wroblewski sends Mona to the corner. Tracy tells Mr. Arter how much fun Chemistry is. 58 FACULTY Lee Muchmore 14 years at LHS Vocational Don Myers 22 years at LHS Science Marilyn Nelson 7 years at LHS Math Russ Olin 30 years at LHS Physical Education Vicki Poole 10 years at LHS English Tom Porter 33 years at LHS Math Dave Price 13 years at LHS Social Studies Sue Rapp 10 years at LHS English Norma Rosenthal II years at LHS Attendance Lou Ann Shane 15 years at LHS Business Merla Sinn 10 years at LHS English Bob Sotnyk 10 years at LHS Math Celia Sprague 15 years at LHS Science Jerry Stelling 13 years at LHS Library L T Y FACULTY 59 c n Arlene Stover 32 years at LHS English Inge Taylor II years at LHS Physical Education Dave Topping 10 years at LHS Physical Education Bill Wilkinson 18 years at LHS Math F A C U L T V Rill Wroblewski 18 years at LHS Social Studies Carol Wroblewski 5 years at LHS English Randi Yeske 5 years at LHS Special Education Joyce Zeilke 13 years at LHS Secretary � Cooks; Front: Mrs. Spilger. Mrs. Kimley. Mrs. Lindenburg. Mrs. Spain. Mrs. Covington. Mrs. Custodians, Roy Evans. Jack Woods. Kathy Katz and Dale Petzke. Rack, Mrs. Dinges. Mrs. Schadler. Mrs. Spitzer, Mrs. Frazier. Mrs. Lawrick. Mrs. Evans. Fournier. 60 FACULTY FOUNDATION HAS A GOOD SEASON!! 62 FOUNDATION The Lakeshore Foundation was founded by parents interested in the well-being of their community. These concerned people thought that the students at LHS shouldn’t have to suffer from the defeated millage. They felt that the students deserved extra curricular activities and were determined to do something about it. The Foundation expressed their gratitude to all of the people in the community for their contributions and moral support. They wouldn’t have been a success without them. Foundation funds didn’t go only to the athletic department, but also toward restoring various clubs. The fund raisers of the foundation consisted of: Las Vegas night, spaghetti dinner, rummage sales, art sales, ticket and concession money from games, and many clubs also raised money to donate to the foundation. The board of directors of the Foundation were: Dave Williams — co-founder, Ron Frohock — treasur- er, Mike Maus — secretary, Denise Foust, Darrell Williams and Mat Gustafson. The members of the Foundation were all those in the Lake- shore community who worked to help it achieve success — success being a complete extracurricular program at LHS. Volleyball 1983-84 PEP BAND I. Mandi Miller and Noreen Totzke showing their Lancer Pride. 2. Kamikaze night with Mike Farrington and the Pep Band. 3. Barb Jewell playing the National Anthem. 4. Mr. Mitchell directing the spirited Pep Band. First Row: Barb Jewell. Randy Riepma, Linda Groeschel, Kelly Brugman, Rhonda Gipson. Mike Ernst, Tony Smarrella. John Reilly and Rick Hathcock. Second Row: Kevin Brozovich, Kelton Reitz, Mike Farrington. Linda Porter, Tina Tedrick, Jane Gatchell. Ann Marie Nosotti, Kent Walters, and Melissa Carpenter. Third Row.- Mary Beth Nosotti, Rob Crowder, Dawn Lawson. Noreen Totzke, Mandi Miller, Maureen Lindenberg, Karen Guse. Sue Neitzke. and Amy Nye. Fourth Row: Ed Flild. Ken Williams. Jason Johnson, James Dickson, Bob Wright, Eric Farrington, Kathy Smarrella, and Mike Baggesi. Fifth Row: Mr. Mitchell. Carl Ondraka. Phil Paarlberg, Dave Pesko, Bill Wilkinson, Connie Reinhardt, Scott Ruble, and Erick Gustafson. 63 BAND A YEAR TO REMEMBER FOR THE MARCHING LANCERS I. Lois Ramthun anticipates the beginning of another half time performance. 2. 1983-84 Best Squad Award went to Jill Bernson. Noreen Totzke. Mandi Miller and Tami Tomasello. 3. The determined Paul Czech leads the 175 member Marching Band. 4. Michelle Faust ending another successful performance. 5. Linda Groeschel. Randy Riepma and Tony Smarrella dazzle the audience with tl Tigre. 6. Roger Warner performs with style. 7. Rob LaMunion rolling off” to another performance. 8. Deanna Sankey. Flag Corp Captain. B A N D 64 BAND I Irik Carlson performs with the Lancer Band. 2. Mike Bredeweg. Fred Brauchler. and Tom Kuhlman taking the field. 3. Is it heavy John Sankey?” 4. A friendly wave from Drum Major Paul Czech. 5. Stepping off with the saxaphone line. 6. The flags and rifles salute to the National Anthem. 7. Michelle Krieger concentrates on her routine. B A N D BAND 65 With a lot of determination, and hard work, the Lakeshore Lancer Marching Band put together an enjoyable half-time performance, despite the Millage defeat last year. The songs they performed were, El Tigre. Sing Sing Sing, and Shenandoah. The band took a vote and decided not to participate in the annual band festival due to the simplicity of their show. Drum majors are Paul Czech and Lois Ramthun. Leading the Flag Corps, is Captain. Deanna Sankey, and Co-captain, Krista Schedler. Laura Barnett and Tracy McGee lead the rifles through their second season. Band officers are: Bill Wilkinson. President-, Rick Toering, Vice-President-, and Linda Porter, Secretary. Winning the Outstanding Squad Award was Tami Tomasello, Noreen Totzke, Mandi Miller, and Jill Bernson. After marching season ended the band divided up into Concert and Symphonic band. Both bands worked on Christmas music, Festival pieces, and songs for their annual Spring Concert. This year. Symphonic band had the privilege of cutting an album at Western Michigan Unviersity. At the Spring Concert. these awards were given: Winning the Blue Lake Fine Art Scholarship was Ann Marie Nosotti and the Ladene A Korfmacher award for an outstanding senior flag corp member was Deanna Sankey, and winning the John D Phillip Sousa Award was band president. Bill Wilkinson. 66 BAND 1. Mark Rochefort practices for the Spring Concert. 2. Scott Ruble. Andrea White, and Carl Ondraka set the beat for Symphonic Band. 3. Steve Levi poses for the cam- era. 4. Linda Groeschel practicing for festival. 5. Penny Varney setting up for practice. 6. Mike Farrington displays his Pierre Cardin tux. 7. Mr. Mitchell directing the Symphonic Band practice. 8. Phil Paarlberg looking over Variations on a Korean Folk Song. 1. Julie Braehenridge and John Reilly joke around in band. 2. Laura Whitwam practices for the Winter Band Concert. 3. Matt Richter warming up for another practice. 4. Aaron Niemi and Jeff Wheeler discussing Brookpark Overture for Band. 5. Mr. Mitchell sets the pace for fifth hour band. 6. Jeff Wheeler tuning up for another days work. 7. Sixth hour band practicing in the auditorium. 8. John Priester practicing for another concert. 9. Practice makes ’perfect. says sixth hour band. FIFTH AND SIXTH HOUR BANDS COMBINE TALENT CONCERT CHOIR First: Mary Weirick. Kim Aroney. Reyna Lopez. Deloris Eichendorff. Juanita Lopez. Liz Sukys. Laurie Jewell. Stella Sarmiento. Audra Rhodes, and Suzie Woodruff. Second: Lori Ondraka. Diane Newberg. Amy Nye. Tammy Haber. Kristie Koeppe. Cathy Jenkins. Maureen Lindenberg. Julie Stelter. Debbie Kaseworm. Leah Kretchman. and Chris Charleston. Third: Tammy DeMaria. Kevin Merrill. Mike Baggesi. Brian Siewert. Dan Westlake. Dean Barns. Curt Lake. Scott Townley. Cathy DeMaria. and Rosie Riedel. Fourth: Joni Pauls. Heidi Albrecht. Mark Ciciora. Tracy Marsh. Randy Riempa. Mike Schadt. Todd Marsh. Mark Wilson, Linda Porter, Kristie Price. Ursula Riedel. Todd Marsh in action. Mr. Lundgren is director of Concert and Chorale Choirs and also the advisor of Lake- shore Singers. Chorale Choir along with Concert Choir have put on Fall. Christmas, and Spring Concerts. Concert Choir, a se- lected group of students, also participated in the Variety Show. Lakeshore Singers is a group of 24 singers that meet after school. During the Christ- mas season, they sang for the Phi Delta Kappa and Berrien County Retired Teachers. At Festival. Lakeshore Singers received a First Division Rating. Suzic Woodruff flashes a smile. Accompianist. Amy Nye. Officers: Dan Westlake. Vice President} Kristie Price. Sec- retary; and Mark Wilson. President. CHORALE CHOIR AND LAKESHORE SINGERS First: Cindy Frohock. Marianne Matz. Cindy Marks. Julie Judkins. Angie Wurtz. Cherie Aroney. Holly Fletfield. Cheryl Marsh. Shelly Andres. Mary Ellen Boldt. and Monica Vernaz. Second: Karen Giudice. Angie Deaton. Joanna DeMaria. Elaine Steinke. Donna Penley. Michelle Rosenthal. Kim Kendzora. Michelle Ballard. Becky Gerstenkorn. Juliann Soulliere. and Cathy Wurtz. Third: Tina Tedrick. Kim Carper. Michelle Renfrow. Julie Sandmann. Chris Grau. Karen Brueck. Denise Schmidt. Amy Mangold. Patti Stokes. Ann Gagliardo. and Dawn Michaels. Fourth: Teresa Yore. Katie Sturcz, Rudy Eichendorff. Don Luth. Steve Denton. Kendal Joseph. Erik Gilreath. Jim Lopez. Toby Marsh. Cory Atherton, and Tami Mullins. Officers: Katie Sturcz. Vice President; Cory Atherton. President; Cindy Frohock. Secretary. Choir members prepare for a concert. Lakeshore Singers: Front: Jill Bernson. Kristie Price. Amy Nye. Laurie Jewell. Holly Fletfield. Second: Linda Porter. Rosie Riedel. Tammy Por. Diane Newberg. Reyna Lopez. Third: Mandy Miller. Julie Stelter. Kevin Merrill. Mike Baggesi. Juanita Lopez. Ursula Riedel. Fourth: Erik Gilreath. Tracy Marsh. Dan Westlake. Randy Riempa. Mark Wilson. Curt Lake. Mr. Lundgren CHO|R 69 1. Brian tells a story. 2. Danny, as Judas, shows his dynamic showmanship. 3. The company displays general disgust at that idea. 4. A quiet moment of togetherness and friendship contrasts from the show as an energetic whole. Lakeshore high school students performed the musical. Godspell,” on March 16th and 17th. The book of Matthew was portrayed through en- ergenic song and dance. During in- termission, the cast invited the au- dience to partake in refreshments of grape drink on stage. The cast consisted of Brian Siewert, Mark Wilson, Danny West- lake, Krystie Price, Kristy Koeppe, Dyane Newberg, Javier Sarmiento, Mike Baggesi, Maureen Lindenberg, Holly Hetfield, Reyna Lopez, Randy Riepma, Jimmy Lopez, Linda Porter, and Curt Lake. Amy Nye was the accompianist. Mr. Dennis Lundgren directed the musical, and Mrs. Randi Price was assistant director and choreographer. 1. The cast gathers for a final moment of unity before the last betrayal. 2. Reyna begs for forgivenss at Krystie's feet. 3. Mark sings a lively solo. 4. Dyane. with her Brooklyn accent, describes the differences between heaven NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th I. Mark Wilson portrays the experienced District Attorney Flint. 3. Maureen makes outrageous comments concerning Kristie’s late husband Bjorn Faulkner 3. Mark and Wendy pose for the camera. 4. The rookie lawyer. Erich Nus. oversteps the bounds of decorum and is quickly put in his place by you impudent up start” Steve Denton. 5. Mark carefully questions the Swedish maid Auli Makela. 6. Mark Nelson, the coroner, is sworn in by baliff Ted Lausman. 7. Erich Nus poses for a serious professional portrait. 8. Male witnesses gather for a group picture. What really did happen the night of January 16th? This was the ques- tion discussed in the murder trial of Bjorn Faulkner. Karen Andre, de- fended by Attorney Stevens was ac- cussed by the District Attorney of pushing the late Bjorn Faulkner from her penthouse. Other witnesses in- cluding Bjorn’s widow gave evi- dence pertaining to both sides of the case. The Friday evening audi- ence reached their own verdict of guilty while Saturday’s audience chose innocent. The unusual play was directed by Mrs. Marilyn Rae Nelson and was her first high school production. EQUESTRIANS EQUESTRIANS EQUESTRIANS TENNIS CLUB TENNIS CLUB TENNIS CLUB TENNIS CLUB The Equestrian team had an excellent year this year. They placed second behind LMC at the end of the season with an overall 22 points. LMC. the only team ahead of them, had 24 points overall. The riders par- ticipated in two shows at Buchanan West- erners and one show at Tacy’s in Waterva- liet. The key to the riders success this year was the versatile riders. This years team was the largest team participating in the competitive events and the riders had two styles of riding to compete with. Hunt Seat and Western riding. This years Equestrian team's coach was Mary Nye and assistant coach was Tiffany Schalon. This is a non- school activity. Left to Right: Laura Zinkel. Tammy Grassal. Julie Brack- enridge. Dean Brackenridge. Kris Orlaski. Coach Mary Nye. Michelle Faust. Sheila Shafer. Leah Kretchman. and Tom Olsen Leah Kretchman Sheila Shafer shows Hunt Seat riding. Michelle Faust jumps with her horse. Holly Bitz. Dawn Crider. Kirk Bunnell. Scott Foust. Mr. Wroblewski. Pat Harper. Scott Berry. Kevin Splese watch the Tennis Championship in Chicago. This was the first year for the LHS Tennis Club, under sponsorship of Mr. Wroblewski. Members put on a dance and sold M M’s to raise money for a trip to Chicago to see the Virginia Slims Tennis Championships. Club officers were: Kim Foust — President. Nikki Klett — Vice-President, and Debbie Henkel — Treasurer. Members played and practiced tennis at the South Shore Raquet Club. Several members were able to join the LHS Tennis Team this Spring. r- v. ART CLUB ART CLUB ART CLUB Front: iue Wozniak. Tracy Muday. Janet Horton. Becky Vida, and Cathy Wurtz. Center: Lori Capozio. Shelle Wegner. Mrs. Ball, and Tammy Por. Back: LeeAnn Priester. Brian Keltz. Tammy DeMaria. Cathy DeMaria. and Janet Teal. ART CLUB ART CLUB The Lakeshore Art Club, ad- vised by Mrs. Ball (bottom left), has accomplished a lot this year. They were very suc- cessful selling Christmas elves and candy. The club made dip and drape dolls, and designed and printed their own T- shirts. At the end of the year. Art Club celebrated their suc- cess with a pizza party. Officers: Lori Capozio. Secretary; Sue Wozniak. Treasurer. Tracy Mrs. Ball. Advisor. Muday. Vice President; Cathy Wurtz; President. 73 CLUBS KEYETTES HAVE A PRODUCTIVE YEAR Officers Left to Right: Deanna Sankey — President. Suzan Strejc — Secretary. Kellen Brugman — Vice President. Not pictured: Michelle Krieger — Treasurer Seniors front row: Becky Vida. Kathy VanderMolen. Laura Ochsner. Connie Petzke. Krystie Price. Second row. Junko Azuma. Janet Horton. Sue Schmaltz. Teresa Spear. Nancy Kniola. Not pictured: Amy Ellingson. Tami Tomasello. Sue Wozniak Advisor: Sally Cheek Juniors front row: Paula Pallo. Juanita Lopez. Barb Jewell. Penny Varney. Paula Hoffmann. Hilary Topping. Leah Kretchman. Second row: Brenda Bricker. Lori Capozio. Monica Burbach. Debbie Henkel. Noreen Totzke. Tonya Wagner. Heidi Albrecht. Cathy Jenkins. Keyettes, an organization formed by Kiwanis serves the community through fund-raisers and activities. The 1983-84 Keyette Club turned out to be the most productive one in the four years of the organization. The main project the Keyettes undertook was to raise one thousand dollars for the National Burn Institute. This was accomplished by collecting quarters at the Orchards Mall, a dance-a-thon, and placing canisters in local stores. Other activities included helped Kiwanis with a pancake supper, the annual Christmas dance, a cheese and sausage sale, car- K nation sale, canned food drive, the Special Olympics, visiting E Jordans Nursing home, the Link, and helping at Roosevelts Y Fun Fair. j year, eight girls represented Lakeshore at the District T Convention. The three day convention entitled the Michigan E Clubs to compete against each other. It enabled clubs to learn more of the different activities the other clubs participate in. 74 KEYETTES Sophomores front row: Darcy Libs. Sandra Petzke. Lois Ranthum. Leslie Krouse. Second row: Andrea Czech. Amy Koch. Katie Taber. Kim Aroney. KEY CLUB PARTICIPATES IN VARIOUS ACTIVITIES Key Club Officers: Paul Czech — Attendance taker. Brian Libs President. Brian Wolff — Treasurer, and Scott Ruble — Vice President. Missing is Mike Farrington — Secretary. Sitting: Roger Swierbut. Mike Roden. Rick Toering. Brian Libs. Tony Smarrella. Rob Whippo. Paul Czech. Ralph Lucius. Scott Ruble. Standing: Bill Wilkinson. Tony Dowell. Parry Metz. Paul Lucker. Andy Williams. Marc Williams. Jeff Myers. Steve Poulson. Pat Bevilacqua. and Steve Klassen. Key Clubbers at the Christmas Tree pickup. The 1983-84 Key Club was very active. They started off the year by helping Kiwanis sell refreshments at the Art Fair. They were also in- volved in such activities as bell ring- ing for the Salvation Army, Christ- mas tree pickup, ushering at the Miss Stevensville contest, escorting the area queens for the Key to the Cities Tour, and helping at the Winter Olympics for the handi- capped. Some of the highlights of the year were the Variety Show skit, and their second annual Morp dance. The Key Club fund raisers included an after-game dance and helping the National Burn Founda- tion at the Orchards Mall. In April, Key Clubbers attended the State Convention in Rochester. Many thanks goes to the Key Club for their support to the school and the community. Sitting: Ron Edwards. Don Edwards. Tom Norbey. Tony Friesl. Steve Levi. Mike Williams. Tim Campbell. John Reilly, and John Smarella. Standing: Brian Bythrow. Kevin Splese. Scott Franklin. Jeff Roden. Brian Wolff. Phil Paarlberg. Jim Brown. Todd Brooks. Chris Krieger. and Curt Muchmore. Jeff Roden takes a break, during a Variety Show practice. C L U g Andy Williams performing in the Key Club skit. KEY CLUB 75 LAKESHORE STUDENTS TOP JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Front Row: Amy Gerlach, Whittaker. Liana Ohman Sankey. I. Brian Bythrow recognized as the Outstanding Male Achiever of the Year. 2. Brian Bythrow, Judy Hicks, Liana Ohman and Tracy Muday take a break for a picture. 76 JA Cathy Wurtz, Tracy McGee. Judy Hicks, and Paula Nehrig. Second Row: Jackie Kavanaugh. Susan Mike Malin, Cindy Johnson, Lisa Ogonowski, Tracy Muday. Heidi Greendonner and Deanna At the start of the school year High School Students from Lakeshore, St. Joseph, Benton Harbor, Michigan Lutheran and Lake Michigan Catholic High Schools are given the opportunity to run their own miniature business through Junior Achievement. Approximately twenty five students each, sell stock to capita- v -A� f lize, elect officers, choose a product, buy raw materials and go into production. Under the guidance of adult business volunteers called Advisors, members use their two-hour weekly company meetings to manufacture their products, hold Board of Directors meetings, map out marketing plans and keep their company books. At the end of the school year, they liquidate their company, publish an Annual Report and, if their company is profitable, return to stock- holders their original investment plus a dividend. In their JA companies, members discover what they enjoy most about being in business; keeping books; selling, manufacturing, developing new products or personnel work. This knowledge helps them in their choice of a future business career. Those who don't decide on a career in business still profit from the decision making, leadership training, and the sense of responsibility developed in JA. In addition, practical business experience and knowledge of applied economics benefit JA members throughout their lives, wherever their career takes them. This year a number of Lakeshore High School students held offices and were recognized for their accomplishments: Tim Tungett was awarded a $500.00 Junior Acheivement Scholarship, Brian Bythrow was selected as the Best Salesperson, as the Production Vice President of the year and the Outstanding Male Achiever of the Year, Tracy McGee was the second runner-up in the Best Salesperson Contest, and Amy Gerlach won a $50.00 Savings Bond when she was chosen the Financial Vice President of the Year. These Lakeshore Students won the Achiever Award for their Knowledge of the Business World: Joe Reilly. Amy Gerlach. Heidi Greendonner. Lisa Ogonowski, Sue Whittaker. Deanna Sankey, Bob Masterson, Tracy McGee, Krista Schedler. Mary Jo Taylor, Brian Bythrow, Lori Rush, Tracy Muday, Tim Tungett, Liana Ohman. The Junior Executive awards went to: Joe Reilly, Amy Gerlach. Heidi Greendonner, Lisa Ogonowski. Deanna Sankey, Tracy McGee. Mary Jo Taylor, Lori Rush, Tim Tungett and Liana Ohman. Six Lakeshore High School Students were also selected as JAMCO Delegates they were Amy Gerlach, Deanna Sankey, Tim Tungett, Tracy McGee. Mary Jo Taylor and Robert Reed. Lakeshore Students have once again left their mark and will continue to do so as long as the opportunity is provided. QUIZ BOWL TEAM GOES TO FINALS River Valley defeated Lakeshore, 200 to 130, in the first round of Academic Challenge Competition on October 14, 1983. The team con- sisted of Tony Dowell, Linda Groeschel. Tony Smarrella, Karen Hei- butzki, Jill Bernson, and Rick Toering. Lakeshore defeated Benton Harbor in the second round of compe- tition on February 25, 1984. Our team presently consists of Tony Dowell. Linda Groeschel, Tony Smarrella. Rick Toering, Bill Wilkinson, and Jill Bernson. Lakeshore defeated Galien in a Ouarter Final Match on April 14, 1984, 170-130, in the Community Room at the Orchards Mall. In the Semi-Final match the Lancers beat rival St. Joe, 210-180, to advance to the finals, but in the championship round Lakeshore lost to LMC, 220- 190. From Left: Bill Wilkinson. Linda Groeschel. Jill Bernson. and Rick Toering This year Science Club raised their money with a Candy sale for activities such as touring Michigan State University and going to a MSU football game. Later on, they took a trip to Chicago and then to a science fair. This years officers were President — Linda Groeschel, Vice-President — Mike Farrington, Treasurer — Mike Ernst. Sec- retary — Eric Farrington, Advisor — Mr. Myers. S C I E N C E C L U B Members sitting: Scott Ruble. Mike Farrington. Standing: .2nd row: Linda Groeschel. Rob LaMunion. Linda LaLonde. Tracy LaMunion. Tracy McGee. Jackie Kavanaugh. Lisa Ogonowski. Bob Wright. Rob Whipple. J.S. Sarmiento. Ralph Lucious. 3rd row: Bill Wilkinson. Rita Mattner. Kelton Reitz. Ron Jaworski. 4th row: Matt Jaske. Eric Farrington. Mark Wilson. Ted Lausman. Randy Riepma. Fred Jung. Tony Pallo. Fritz Reasons. SPANISH CLUB HAS SUCCESSFUL YEAR! Front: Juanita Lopez. Laura Smith. Wendi Miller. Back: Mr. Inquilla; advisor. Larry Smith. Jane Nitzke. Julia Klassen. Tracy LaMunion. Rob Crowder. Dawn Lawson. OFFICERS Wendi Miller. Laura Smith. Rob Crowder. Jua- nita Lopez. Tracy LaMunion The Spanish Club held its first offi- cial meeting on September 21, 1983. This year, official club jerseys were purchased for the members with the phrase Que Pasa?” (What’s happen- ing?) printed on them. Some of this years activities included parties, a slide show, a candy sale, and a jewelry sale. Proceeds from the two sales were used for the annual Chicago trip and a visit to La Hacienda restaurant in South Bend. c L u B S CLUBS 77 FORENSICS STATE CHAMPIONS THE CAST Buddy Layman Erich Nus Jennie Mae Layman Diane Newberg Ferris Layman Rob Kiehn C.C. Showers Mark Wilson Norma Henshaw Maureen Lindenberg Darlene Henshaw Wendy Piepenburg Goldie Short Jenny Becker Basil Bennett Steve Denton Luella Bennett Amy Nye Melvin Wilder Jim Lopez Dewey Maples Chris Chapman PRODUCTION STAFF Director Carol Wroblewski Student Directors Richard Hathcock Kristina Price Stage Manager David Shearer Lights — Main Board Bruce Smith Portable Board Mike Baggesi Ed Hild Sound Dawn Rockwell Spots Terry Meyer Mark Ridgeway Props Lisa Ogonowski Special Effects Ethan Ray Grips Ron Jaworski Chris Orlaske David Rosa Make-up Richard Hathcock Kristina Price Program Concept Robin Bickers Costumes Karen Guse Connie Reinhardt Kristina Price 1. A horrified Norma Henshaw scolds her niece. Darlene, for attending a local dance with Dewey. 2. Basil puts up with more nag- ging from his doubting wife. Luella. 3. Cast members gather after a long rehearsal for notes. 4. Buddy is uncomfortable in the midst of a family squabble. DRAMA CLUB Members are: Junko Azuma. Mike Baggesi. Jenny Becker. Jill Bern- son. Chris Chapman. Steve Denton. Karen Guse. Rick Hathcock. Holly Hetfield. Frank Isom. Laura Jewel. Ted Lausman. Maureen Lin- denberg. Jim Lopez. Don Luth, Auli Makela. Corey Mann. Doug Morse. Aaron Neimi. Jane Neitzke. Dyane Newberg. David Nus. Erich Nus. Amy Nye. Pam O’Dell. Wendy Pie- penburg. Linda Porter. Krystie Price. Mark Ridgeway. Javier Sar- miento. Dana Siewert. Kathy Smarrella. Jenni- fer Vandermeer. Laura Whitwam. Mark Wilson, and advisor. Mrs. Wrob- lewski. 78 CLUBS The 1983-84 Thespian Drama Club com- pleted a successful year. The annual Haunted House fund raiser was held in the Orchards Mall. Senior club members guided unsuspecting visitors through the decaying grounds of Ravenscrag Manor. Other planned activities included a theme dance and a raffle. Officers are: Ideas Committee Chairman — Javier Sarmiento. Trea- surer — Frank Isom. Secretary — Rick Hathcock. Vice President — Krystie Price. President — Dyane Newberg. 1. Ferris fixes the bike as C.C. and Basil discuss Buddy's problems. 2. Goldie and Luella display general disapproval. 3. Norma thinks. These jelly beans are a good omen!” 4. Jenny Mae. brother Buddy, and friend C.C. gather for a touching mo- ment. The 1984 Stevensville Lakeshore Forensics team captured the Class B State Championship for the third year. After receiving a second place at district competition they moved on to state competition at Western Michigan University held February 17th and 18th. The one-act play, directed by Mrs. Carol Wroblewski, was The Diviners . It portrays life in the small Indiana town of Zion. A young retarded boy. Buddy Layman, has a nearly paralyzing fear of water, contracted in a childhood river accident. The religious women of the town struggle to help the boy, but fail miserably. When a backsliding preacher arrives at Zion, they feel it will be Buddy’s salvation. The preacher’s aid, however, leads to the inevitable end, as Bud- dy slips and drowns in the river while town members look on. Awards were as follows: District level Superiors were awarded to Erich Nus, the acting ensemble, technical crew, and Robin Bichers. Excellent Acting Awards were presented to Diane New- berg, Amy Nye, and Mark Wilson. At the state, level Superior Awards were presented to Erich Nus and Ethan Ray. Excellent Acting Awards went to Jenny Becker. Maureen Lindenberg, Jimmy Lopez, Diane Newberg, and Amy Nye. Robin Bickers also received an Ex- cellent Award for cover design. The Lakeshore Auditorium Management Club, advised by Gail Gebhart and Scott Myers, completed another busy year. The crew displayed their exceptional technical merit by creating a river on stage for the Forensics production. They individually as well as collectively received many awards for their efforts. Other projects included the Lakeshore Variety Show, musical. All School Play, the Miss Stevensville Contest, the Miss Blossomtime pageant, the semi-professional pro- duction of Flansel and Gretel,” and the performance of the Indianapolis Ballet Troup. Ron Jaworski Dawn Rockwell 1 Members are: Mike Baggesi. Chris Chapman. Thad I Chartrand. Ed Hild. Ron Jaworski. Kevin Merrill. Terry | Meyer. Jane Nitzke. Lisa Ogonowski. Chris Orlaske. I Ethan Ray. Mark Ridgeway. Dawn Rockwell. David Rosa. I 1 David Shearer. Bruce Smith. John Thomas. Mike Turk. | Jeff Wheeler. Randy Wolanin. C L U B S CLUBS 79 Below Tony Dowell. Nancy Kniola. Erich Nus and Paul Czech; 2nd Row: Joy Hoffmann. Karen Chapman and Sieve Gerschoffer; Top: Suzan Strejc and Stacey Basham. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council kept busy trying to help raise money for the Lakeshore Foundation. Junior reps, include Holly Bitz. Wendy Pipenberg, Tina Schmitt. Debbie Henkel. Jamie Connell and Joe Rielly. Sopho- more Officers: Dave McGrath. Gino Capozio, Sandy Zachary and Steve Levi. Representatives: Andrea Czech. Tom Norbey, Jim Sarmiento, Dawn Johnson and Shelly Wegner. Freshmen Officers: Fred Fernan, Andrea White, Mike Williams, and Tracy Carter. Frosh Reps are Matt Williams, Kart Banell, Scott Faust. Jim Fent and Sue Snyder. The Student Council also had another successful year with the snack bar. Senior Class Representatives: Stacey Basham.Steve Gerschoffer. Nancy Kniola. Paul Czech and Erich Nus. 80 STUDENT COUNCIL Senior Class Officers: Suzan Strejc Treasurer; Tony Dowell. Vice President; Karen Chap- man. President; Joy Hoffmann. Secretary. DRIFTER STAFF Sitting: Brent Arndt. Tyson Hein. Raegan Matthews. Debbie Broadfield. Jeff Dorn. Mrs. Johns. Standing: Rich Knapp, fcarl Koch. Bill Weirick. Scott Franklin. Lori Ondraka. Laura Nelson. Brenda Lyons. Wendy Piepenburg. Tracy McGee. Cathy Jenkins. Linda LaLonde. Lynn Wilson. Editor-in-Chief . . Asst. Editor News Editor .... Ed. Editor ....... Feature Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor . . Ad Manager Business Manager Cartoonist ....... Photographer Photographer Photographer Advisor .......... .....Scott Franklin ......Laura Nelson .....Brenda Lyons Wendy Piepenburg ......Tina Schmitt Debbie Broadfield .........Jeff Dorn Bill Weirick .....Lori Ondraka . . . Linda LaLonde .........Pat Oman ......Tami Mullins Wendy Piepenburg .......Bill Weirick .......Mrs. Johns Reporters Tracy McGee Rich Knapp Brent Arndt Tyson Hein Cathy Jenkins Tony Wiatrowski Lynn Wilson Earl Koch Raegan Matthews Phil Dinges The Journalism II class circulates The Drifter, the school paper. In the class the students learn basic skills involved in writing and designing a newspaper. The Drifter issues are published every two weeks, along with two special issues each year. The Christmas Paper contains wishes students send to each other and the Senior paper, written in May, has the Senior’s wills and their future plans. N E W s p A P E R NEWSPAPER 81 Scon Franklin and Debbie Broadfield alert and ready. YEARBOOK STAFF PUTS TOGETHER ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR Kellen Brugman does a close-up of food! Yearbook members: first row: Heidi Helling. Michelle Krieger. Kris Hall. Jennifer Joseph. Shelli Hasse. Tina Warman. Becky Vida. Laura Ochsner. Kellen Brugman. Second row: Kelly Boyer. Deanna Sankey. Lori Capozio. Sue Woznaik, Connie Petzke. Sue Strejc, Kathy VanderMolen. Third row: Ron Warman. Todd Tiefenbach. Gidget Heritz. Paula Hoffmann. Kristie Price, Ed Hild and John Thomas. Not pictured: Amy Ellingson. Tami Tomasello. and Mr. Greendonner; advisor. Early in the school year the Lakeshore High School Yearbook staff took a trip to the Kalamzoo Communi- ty College. While there, slides were shown of various yearbook covers and steps involved in making a yearbook. Each student was assigned various topics to cover throughout the year. This is where all the material they learned earlier in the year was used. The funding for the 1983-84 Driftwood was made by the yearbook and ad sales. This year there was an editor — Laura Ochsner and an assistant editor — Deanna Sankey. They keep everything going by mak- ing sure everyone knows what they are doing and have all the materials needed. If someone were to have trouble with ther section then Laura or Deanna would be there to help them figure out what went wrong. This years photographers were Ed Hild, Kellen Brugman, Lori Capozio, John Thomas, and Sue Woz- niak. They attended many of this years activities to get candid shots of students and sports activities. Kathy VanderMolen and Tami Tomasello were in charge of proof reading all the stories written by the students. Y E A R B O O K 82 YEARBOOK SPORTS CHEERLEADERS HAVE PROMISING SEASON Front: Karon Clem Second Row: Mary Weirick, Leah Kretchman Third Row: Carrie Wales. Debbie Broadfield. Kris Mitchell. Tina Schimitt. Joy Hoffman Back: Anne Gain. Shelli Graziano The 1983-84 Varsity Cheerleading squad, which is directed by Mrs. Marilyn Nelson, has had a great year. The cheerleaders have achieved many honors during the summer and throughout the year. During the Berrien County Youth Fair the squad participated in competitions and re- ceived the Grand Champion award. This honor enabled the cheerleaders to receive eight new uniforms. They also competed at CMU. gaining a sixth place, and an ICF competition at Wa- tervliet where they won the Grand Cham- pionship. The Varsity Cheerleaders kept busy with many fund raisers throughout the year. v They included a car wash, the first after game dance during football season, selling 5 ribbons, selling I Love the Lancers” key I chains and buttons, painter hats and Christ- T mas ornaments. The squad donated the Y money to the Foundation. £ Every Monday and Thursday after school, H the cheerleaders practiced hard so they E could lead our school with spirit at every E football and basketbll game. L E I. Tina Schmitt cheers for the Lancer team. 2. The A cheerleaders look on as the flag is raised. 3. Mary D Weirick cheers for a touchdown. 4. Joy Hoffman shows | spirit for the Lancers. N G 84 VARSITY CHEERLEADING I. Tina Schmitt anticipates a good game. 2. Anne Gain performs for the crowd. 3. Make that basket! 4. Joy Hoffman. Tina Schmitt. Mary Wierick. and Anne Gain root for the Lancers. 5. Anne. Joy. and Karon warm up before the game. 6. The Lancer cheerleaders. 7. Karon Clem and Mary Weirick share good times. 8. Mary Weirick. V A R S I T Y C H E E R L E A D I N G VARSITY CHEERLEADING 85 JV CHEERLEADERS SHOW SPIRIT The Junior Varsity Cheer- leaders brought spirit and pride to the JV games. They won a first place in JV cheerleading compe- tition at Western Michigan Uni- versity and a big” first in state level competition at Michigan State University. The squad brought stamina to the football team, by giving them good luck bags” filled with little goodies. For the St. Joe game, the girls wrote messages on their pil- lowcases to get them psyched up for the game. During the year, buttons, rib- bons, and hats were sold to raise money for the squad. Also, the cheerleaders sold ornaments to help the Lakeshore Foundation. Miss Debbie Ory was this years advisor. Front: Tammy Haber. Dawn Johnson. Lynn Wilson. Middle: Valinda Long. Dawn Klass. and Katie Taber. Top: Debbie Haak. Debbie Haak cheers with enthusiasm. 86 J.V. CHEERLEADING A nice finale from Dawn Johnson and Dawn Klass. 1. Valinda Long shows her Lancer spirit! 2. Dawn Johnson and Tammy Haber in a mount position at a fall football game. 3. JV Squad in a mount at pep assembly for big night victory. Top: Cheryl Rosentreter. Katie Sturcz. Taryn Ruble. Bottom: Lisa DiMaggio. Tracey Carter. Yvette Lera. Angie Reinhardt. FROSH C H Although the 1983-84 Fresh- men cheerleading squad had a late start because of the mil- lage failure, the squad pulled through with a spirited sea- son. The new advisor Mrs. Ad- ler and the girls attended I.C.F. camp in Watervliet and returned home with a second place trophy. They cheered at all freshmen home basketball and football games and one away basketball game. The cheerleaders also kept busy during the season by selling programs and giving banquets for the football and basketball players at the end of the sea- son. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADING 87 Front Row: Jason DeVoir. Roger Swierbut. Chris Lewis. Jim Small. Bill Weirick. Mike Gacki. Chris Ives. Jim Tetzlaff. 2nd Row Eddie McLean. Tom Simpson. Earl Koch. Grant Gilreath. Eric Lee. Erich Nus, Brian Richardson. Tom Rivette. 3rd Row: Brian Keltz. manager; Joe Reilly. Tony Wiatrowski. Rob Kiehn. Brian True. Fred Jung. Jeff Myers. John Flartwig. Steve Schaecher. Dave Rimes, manager; 4th Row: Raegen Matthews. Jeff Schulstrom. Brent Arndt. Dean Driscoll. Darren McNees. Rob Doehrer. Dennis Lee. Todd Neibauer. 5th Row: Lee Ray Phipps, manager. Assistant Coaches: Doug Clem. Jeff Zimmerman. Dave Koch. Bill Johnson. Paul Freer. Chuck Salvano, Jim Sanford. Head Coach Dave Price, and Chris Price, manager. Despite a four week delay, the 1983 Lancer football team began the season filled with great enthusiasm and optimism. A credit to the seniors for their organizing and conducting of the voluntary summer work-outs. The coaching staff appreci- ated this example of senior leadership from the summer camp organizers: Earl Koch. Bill Weirick. Roger Swierbut. and Dean Driscoll. Leading defensive players in 83” were Brian Richardson, an All-Conference selection: Erich Nus and Grant Gilreath. Honorable Mention All-Conference in the secondary: and John Hartwig and Joe Reilly on the defensive line. Offensively, the passing game accounted for 896 yards through the air. Roger Swierbut to Jim Small was the big part of that attack. Jim was selected as first team all-Conference receiver ending with 31 receptions for 523 yards and 4 touch- downs. He also was awarded an Honorable Mention in the Class B All-State Poll. Raegen Matthews, All-Conference guard; Dean Driscoll, Roger Swierbut and Brian Richardson Honorable Mention All- Conference; were the main ingredi- ents in the Lancer attack. Jim Small was chosen as the Most Valuable Player and the Most Improved Player was Raegen Matthews. 88 VARSITY FOOTBALL Roger Swierbut with the winning pass. Coach Price gives Earl Koch some last minute advice. Despite the lack of a conditioning program, the switching by many players to another position because of injury, and the toughness of our schedule, we did see improvement by our younger players and we trust this will continue into 1984 and beyond. Coach Dave The defense does it again! Jimmy Small eyes the action. V A R S I T Y F O O T B A L L VARSITY FOOTBALL 89 JV Football Front: Scott Price. Bob Lausman. Norman Eastman. Gary Solan. Tim Hopke. Jim Sarmiento. Brad Wahl. Second: Dave McGrath. Eric Phelps. Brent Garbuschewski. Eric Eirst. Bruce Flippo. Tony Alcala. John Spear. Third Rich Mann. Paul Guse. Chris Lohroff. Mark Van Patten. Mike Marcade. Dave Caple. Alan Duncan. Fourth: Paul Dixon. Coach Johnson. Chris Bauliac. Coach Koch. Roger Weir. The junior varsity team worked very hard to obtain a 4 win and 3 loss record. They gained much confidence from the game at Buchanan. The Lancers played this unde- feated team in a rainstorm and they were behind until Bob Lausman threw an 80 yard pass to be completed by Paul Dixon. The game proved to the team that they could play with any team. Coach Koch provided a list of these suc- cesses- Leading Runner was Brad Wahl. The Most Improved Player was Bob Lausman and Outstanding Effort went to Dave Caple and Eric Phelps. Also, Caple averaged an 85 yard reception game while Lausman averaged a 150 yard passing game. Though the season began late, the junior varsity team worked hard all season. They gave their best as a team and they were a strong team. ■■ Lakesbore River Valley 0 lakeshore 1 6 Dowaglac 14 Lakeshore 14 Sturgis S Lakeshore 14 - Buchanan 13 Lakeshore 30 Muskegon R-P 36 Lakeshore 10 Grand Haven 7 Lakeshore 7 Benton Harbor 21 FROSH GIVE BEST EFFORT Front: Kirk Bunnell. Terry Enders. Paul Kasewurm. Scott Foust. Kieth Lausman. Sean Phelan. Matt Williams. Matt Cluff. Second: David Abbey. Matt Richardson. Todd Olson. Fred Fernau. Bill Hollerbach, Toby Marsh. Gary Zielke. Third: Scott Schmaltz. Rick Kiehn. Peter Brooks. Jim Fent. John Priester. Jeff Gustafson. Ken Tollefson. Back: Coach Zimmerman. Brian Pucket. Tom Anthony, Bill Gooding. Brian Bayner. David Nuss. Jim Lakey. Doug Clem. Freshmen Endure Tough Season Although freshmen football had originally been eliminated bacuase of last years bud- get cuts, the team showed slow and steady improvement during the season. f Freshmen football teaches fundamental R skills to the players, so they can compete e effectively against the other schools at the $ Varsity level. But due to lack of practice the little Lancers were not able to perform their L best. n Matt Cluff, Ken Tellfson, and Paul Kasewurm were moved up to the junior Var- F sity team at the conclusion of the freshmen schedule. Most Valuable player for the year T was Paul Kasewurm with Peter Brooks re- b ceiving most improved player award. A L FRESHMEN FOOTBALL 91 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Michelle Gathright. Stella Sarmiento. Wendy Garlanger. Dana Siewart. Carol Mensinger. Auli Makela. BACK ROW: Mgrs. Scott Townley. Tim Keith. Karla Hartline. Stacey Arney. Kelly Brugman. Traci McGrath. Mgr. Bill Koebel. Coach Jim Maier. Not Pictured: Stephanie Hersh. Lori Phelan. Kelly Brugman takes time out for a pic- ture. 92 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL HAS A WINNING SEASON LHS 42 Brandywine 43 LHS 41 Coloma IS LHS 67 Buchanan 32 LHS 46 Dowagiac 45 LHS 47 Berrien Springs 22 LHS 45 River Valley 42 LHS 39 Vicksburg 26 LHS Coloma Cassopolis 17 LHS LHS ftf 28 24 St. Joe Berrien Springs 47 tHS 41 29 LHS C 35 Benton Harbor 70 LHS 35 Dowagiac 36 LHS 65 Buchanan 31 IHS 46 Niles 44 LHS 25 St. Joe 40 Won II Lost 5 Lakeshore and St. Joe battle it out before rebounding. Lancers warm up before a home game. Carol Mensinger boxes out be- fore rebounding. Michelle Gathright shoots Stephanie Hersh protects the blindly. ball. Coach Maier approaches his team with last min- ute advice. Due to the millage failure the Lancers missed their first five scheduled games. Then after only three days preparation, the Lancers lost 43-42 in two overtimes to a tough Brandywine team. Afterwards the girls polished up their act and breezed through their next eight games. They then lost 4704 to the eventual district champs, St. Joe, in a mid-season battle. The Lancers won three of their last five games to end up 11-5 and a share of the Lakeland Red Title with Dowagiac, the Lancers fifth straight R title. s Senior co-captain Carol Mensinger, an all- I state honorable mention selection, led the T y Lancer attack with a total of 234 points and 171 rebounds, while senior co-captain Wendy q Garlanger led the lancers with 44 assists. I Stella Sarmiento was selected the most im- R proved player and Carol Mensinger as the most valuable player. The Lancers put Carol Mensinger. Wendy Garlanger, Traci b McGrath, Karla Hartline, Stephanie Hersh, A Stella Sarmiento and freshman Michelle s K Gathright on the All-League team. T B A L L Concentration is Wendy Garlangers secret success. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL 93 J u N I O R V A R S I T Y G I R L S J V G R L S B A S K E T B A L L B A S K E T B A L L First row: Renee First. Michelle Ballard. Julie Brackenridge. Sue Snyder. Jill McOuown. Kim Kendoza. Jenny Tracey. Second row: Mgr. Cheri Lesauskis. Mary Ellen Boldt. Kim Paul. Marcie Briney. Cindy Marks. Connie Mensmger. Janis Fuzak. Barb Sturcz. Mgt. Jane Neitzke. and Coach Criag Warner This years J.V. basketball team had a prosperous season ending with a 6-9 re- cord. Leading the Lancers with the most points was freshmen Julie Brackenridge. Most valuable player Connie Mensinger and co-most valuable player Cindy Marks. Cindy also won most improved player. Best defensive player was Julie Bracken- ridge. Julie Brackenridge scored the highest and Jill McQuawn scored the second highest points this season. The average of the young lady Lancers was 32.9 points per game and the held the opponents to a surpirsing 31.6 points. We would like to give a special thanks to the Lakeshore Foundation and all the parents that drove during the season. stated coach Craig Warner. Connie Mensinger jumps for the ball. Julie Brackenridge gets ready for a free throw. IHS 27 Brandywine 43 IHS 26 otoma 27 IHS 47 Buchanan 31 LHS 37 Dowlgiac 55 LHS 26 (OT) Berrien Springs 22 LHS 28 River Valley 10 LHS 33 Vicksburg 35 LHS 36 Colonia 18 1 HS 39 | Cassopolis 40 LHS 28 W St Joseph 23 LHS 29 Berriensprings 43 LHS 37 Benton Harbor 38 LHS 22 Dowagiac 25 LHS 45 Buchanan 17 LHS 34 Niles 42 94 J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL ROGER SWIERBUT Player of the year. Roger Swierbut received two awards his senior year for his athletic ability. They were the Arthur C. Guse Award and the Army Reserve Scholar Athlete Award. Through- out his high school years Roger has been involved in Football for 4 years and was captain this year. He also made the All Conference team and was voted as most improved player. Roger has also been involved in Baseball for 4 years and this year was named captain. During baseball he played second base and was pitcher for the Lancers, leading the team with a .431 batting average and also leading the pitching staff with an ERA of 1.15. Coach Adlers comments are, Roger was a lead- er by example and is a front running candidate for All Conference Honors.” HONOR STUDENT 95 VARSITY GOLF IS UNDEFEATED Front row: Scott Kapp. Mark Nelson. Jeff Dorn Back row: Paul Graeffen. Marc Williams. Tom Nelson, and Wiley Payne I. ' Which ball is mine?” Marc Williams contemplates. Jeff Dorn, in a last summer fling, shows his cold weather stamina. 3. Wiley Payne watches Marc Williams tee off. The Lakeshore varsity golf team finished conference play with an undefeated season. For the sixth consecutive year, they were ranked first in the region. Lancers then moved on to state where they placed nineteenth. Jeff Dorn completed an outstand- ing season finishing as the first team medalist. Also on the first all conference team were Marc Wil- liams and Paul Graffen at second and Scott Kapp at fifth. Wiley Payne finished ninth on the second team all conference. 96 GOLF Lakeshore 159 Niles 177 Benton Harbor 231 Jamborees Lakeshore at Buchanan Lakeshore at Dowagiac Lakeshore at Home Lakeshore at Coloma Lakeshore at River Valiev Lakeshore at Coloma 174 — 1st 165 — 1st 159 — 1st 165 — 1st 156 — 1st Conference Tournament 171 — 1st (front) 174 — 1st (back) - ole Tournaments Marshall Invitational Lakeshore Invitational Michigan H.S. Invitational Lakeshore and Michigan (36) Mattawan Invitational Regional State 336 6th out of 25 321 2nd out of 10 324 3rd out of 12 645 3rd out of 12 328 1st out of 8 340 1st out of 13 341 19th out of 24 1. Jeff Dorn tees off using perfect form. 2. Dust flies as Marc Wil- liams finishes his swing. 3. Wiley Payne readies himself for a crucial putt. 4. Marc Williams and a competing golfer survey the ball’s position. 5. Marc Williams. Coach Lambert, and Scott Kapp relax after a long ex- hausting day of golf. G O L F GOLF 97 CROSS COUNTRY Front row: Keith Bodjack. Jim Vitale. John Thomas. Tom Norbey. Dana Treacy. Paul Gassoway and Coach Brown. Second Row: Jon Forcade. Erik Carlson. Mark Mead. Steve Collins. Steve Levi, and Mike Schmaltz. Third Row: Dave Richardson. Mike Farrington. Eric Farrington. Kevin Carr. John Sankey. and Steve Klassen. p Steve Klassen smiles after a team victory. O S S c o u N T R Y 98 CROSS COUNTRY Dana Treacy and John Sankey cool down after Mike Schmaltz makes a last check over his uniform while a their race. teammate looks on. Jon Forcade and Erik Carlson butfdy an RACES ON! Jim Vitale. Steve Levi and Dave Richardson show team spirit. A Few Cross Country members warm up. Eric Farrington ngton studies the situation. This year’s Cross Country team made a great effort, despite many difficulties concerning the millage, and succeeded in being the 1983 Conference Champs. Keith Bodjack, Mike Schmaltz, and Dana Treacy were the top three runners on the All-Conference team, which was a great accomplishment. This year’s running schedule included five invitationals and five dual meets. Lakeshore emerged vic- torious with a 5-0 record in their dual meets. Of this year’s members, Keith Bodjack had the best time of 16:57 and Tom Nor- bey had the most improved time; lower- ing it from 19:05 to 17:32. Each race con- sists of a three mile run through woods, fields and footpaths. There was not a girl’s Cross Country team due to a lack of members. CROSS COUNTRY 99 VARSITY WRESTLING Front: Chris Badiac. Eric Phelps. John Spear. Tony Pallo. Matt Cluff. Todd Brooks. James Sarmiento. Gary Solari. John Reilly. Brian Keltz. Mgr. Back: Head Coach Bittenbender. Asst. Coach Price. Eric First. Frank Renfrow. John Hartwig. Brian Richardson. Dennis Lee. Ted Lausman. Jeff Myers. Mike Bredeweg. Lancer Matmaids are proud of their team. The 1983-84 Varsity Wrestling team had an outstanding year. Coach Bittenbender said this years team was probably the best balanced team he has ever had during his years at Lakeshore. Unlike A other years, he felt there weren't any weak spots in the line-up. The r Varsity Team was surprisingly young this year. It was made of only 5 S seniors; the rest of the team was underclassmen. However age didn’t T stop them. They worked twice as hard, and it showed. The team Y broke the school record of 14 wins before defeat by setting a record of TJ wins before a defeat. This shows much promise for Lakeshore w Wrestling in the years to come. Matt Cluff was the first freshman R ever at Lakeshore to qualify for the State Finals after placing fourth at £ Regionals. Todd Brooks, Brian Richardson, and John Hartwig. were T awarded as Outstanding Seniors by their performance at many of L the area meets. The team owes much thanks and appreciation to I Coach Bittenbender, Asst. Coach Price, the Matmaids. and Brian Keltz (manager), for all of their time and effort put toward a success- u ful year. 100 VARSITY WRESTLING Coach Bittenbender gets involved in the match. Todd Brooks achieves a third at Regionals. LHS 38 Watervliet 30 LHS 55 New Prairie 2 LHS 38 Buchanan 26 LHS 63 Coloma 12 LHS 58 Berrien Springs 20 LHS 37 South Haven 19 LHS 32 Battle Creek 27 LHS 74 Albion 0 LHS 66 Lumen Christi 3 LHS 48 Bridgman 27 LHS 59 Dowagiac 3 LHS 57 Three RiverS 1 9 LHS 69 Vicksburg LHS 48 LMC 18 LHS 47 St. Joe 20 LHS 71 Benton Harbor 3 LHS 38 Wyoming Park 19 LHS 40 East Kentwood 21 LHS 32 Niles LHS 64 Cassopolis 15 Brian Richardson works hard for a pin. Todd Brooks has the situation under control. Smiles of success! John Hartwig plans his next move. John Reilly checks on the technique of a teammate. Matt Cluff. Lakeshore's first freshman to ever qualify for state competition, after placing fourth at Regionals. Tony Pallo, plans a quick VARSITY WRESTLING Id JV WRESTLERS HAVE GOOD SEASON 1. Eric First tries for a pin. 2. Frank Renfrow prepares for the match. 3. Eric Phelps holds hs man. 4. John Spear gets in position. 5. Gary Solari tries to escape. 6. John Reilly takes control. Front Row: Matt Richardson. Mike Williams. Steve Ernst. Mike Deschoaf. Jim Vitale. Ken Weisz. Terry Enders Second Row: Ken Tollefsen. Jeff Tiefenbach. Bruce Flippo. Bill Hollerbach. Tim Hopke. Norman Eastman. Brian Bahm Third Row; Coach Bittenbender. Scott Casserly. Dave Dent. Tracy Marsh. Jeff Slabaugh. Mike Turk. Mark Nelson. Bill Gracin. Coach Price. It was an excellent year for the Junior Varsity wrestlers who finished their sea- son with a 13-2 record. The wrestlers not only competed well as a team, but they also showed a great deal of individual promise. Ken Tollefson (18-7), received the outstanding freshman award, weighing in at 167 pounds. He took first in the Lakeshore Invitational, first in the Kentwood Invitational and first in the Lakeview Invitational. Other freshmen with outstanding records were Terry Enders (20-5), first in the Lakeshore Invi- tational and second in the Berrien Springs Invitational; Jim Fent (11-4), and Mike Wil- liams (12-10), first in the Lakeshore Invita- tional and first in the Lakeview Invita- tional. Outstanding sophomores were Steve Ernst, 20-3-1, first in the Lakeshore Invita- tional and in the Lakeview Invitational-, Jeff Slabaugh (16-0), first in the Lake- shore, Lakeview and Kentwood Invita- tional and Mike Turk (16-1), first in the Lakeshore, Kentwood, and Lakeview Invi- tational. EXCELLENCE IN TRACK AND WRESTLING Freshman Matt Cluff lead the Wrestling team to great victo- ries. with his personal record of 31-11. Matt was the first Frosh ever to qualify for State. Matt also showed great promise at the Hol- land Tourney, was District Run- ner- Up. and was Fourth in Re- gionals. Matt showed the best Frosh effort ever, stated Coach Bit- tenbender. Sophomore Dave McGrath lead the boys track team with his out- standing performances in discus and shotput. I didn’t know exactly what to expect but I looked forward to going and anticipated that there would be stiff competition. I will be throwing discus against 29 other athletes. states Dave. Dave was the only team qua- lifer for the state meet, he placed second in regionals. first in con- ference, fourth in Rotary and first in all dual meets. His best put was 46' 3”. and his best throw was 133' 6”. OUTSTANDING ATHLtTtS 103 tl2_OZ Hv, CO LANCERS FIGHT BACK TO 12-9 SEASON Sitting: Tyson Hein. Chris Summers. John Neal. Mike Sarola. Scott Kapp. Jeff Dorn and Mike Gathright. Standing: Joe Verbraska. Jim Small. Mike Wyble. Todd Tiefenbach. Andy Williams. Tom Rivette. and Coach Jim Sanford. The 1983-1984 Varsity Basketball team had a roller-coaster season. A slow start left the Lancers 1-4 after the Holiday Tournament, but Big Red went on to win II out of their next 16 games. The hoopsters played some close games with some fine teams. They beat two ranked class C teams. Cassopolis and Buchanan, pulled out a last second win over a solid Three Rivers squad, and stunned Dowagiac to revenge an earlier overtime loss and gain the Lakeland Conference Co-Championship. Lakeshore's offense was led by the one-two punch of senior, Andy Williams, and junior, Scott Kapp. Both players averaged 13.3 points a game and shot well over 50% on the season. R Williams gathered 224 rebounds and senior S Mike Wyble pulled 100 boards. As usual the 1 Lancers were stingy on defense allowing only T 52.9 points to very tough competition and put up 57 points a game themselves. B The senior members of the squad were Mike O Sarola, Tyson Hein, Joe Verbraska, Andy Wil- Y liams, Todd Tiefenbach, and Mike Wyble, Ju- S niors were Mike Gathright. John Neal, Chris B Summers, Jeff Dorn, Scott Kapp. Tom Rivette, A Jim Small and Darren McNees. Named to the $ Lakeland All-Conference first team were Andy £ Williams and Scott Kapp-, also, Mike Sarola was j selected for the second team. B A L L LHS 48 NILES 66 LHS 57 CASSOPOLIS 52 LHS 35 DOWAGIAC 39 LHS 55 ST. JOSEPH 63 LHS 64 NILES 75 LHS 39 GRAND HAVEN 44 LHS 52 BUCHANAN 43 LHS 52 RIVER VALLEY 35 LHS 84 COLOMA 60 LHS 48 BERRIEN SPRINGS 52 LHS 61 SOUTH HAVEN 56 LHS 47 THREE RIVERS 46 LHS 67 ST. JOSEPH 68 LHS 60 COLOMA 45 LHS 59 PORTAGE NORTHERN 57 LHS 51 BUCHANAN 63 LHS 66 LMC 47 LHS 63 DOWAGIAC 56 LHS 64 PORTAGE CENTRAL 57 LHS 64 RIVER VALLEY DISTRICT 57 LHS 48 SAINT JOSEPH 49 Lower left: Mike Wyble shows heart by playing hurt. Upper left: Mike Gathright shows tough Lancer defense. 104 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL I. Scott Kapp gets an easy Hoop. 1 Jim Small making it tough for his man. 3. Mike Sarola turns another free throw. 4. Warmers” watch Lancer victory. 5. Andy Williams reaches for another rebound. 6. Andy Williams. Drew scores one more point. 7. Lancers crash the boards. 8. Chris Summers watching the action. 9. Scott Kapp. The Nipper hits one of his many throws”. K). Tyson Hein gets warmed up. VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Y A R S I T Y B O Y S B A S K E T B A L L JV BOVS BASKETBALL HAS STRONG SEASON Front: Tom Norbeyj Mgr.. Scott Zehm. Tony Friesl. Dana Treacy. Doug Whitehead. Derek Loikits. Dan Carr. Tim Campbell; mgr. Back: Coach Adler. Bob Lausman. Brad Bailie. Mark Pfeil. Brian Wolff. Jim Brown. Scott Price. Dave McGrath Not pictured: Rob Laush; mgr. 106 JV BOVS BASKFTBAU Kirk Bunnell and Tony Friesl Dan Carr 30. Brian Wolff 34. and Mark Pfeil 43 guard the line closely, look enthusiastic?! The 1983-84 Junior Varsity Basketball team finished with a winning record of II wins and 9 losses, and were Conference Co-Champs with Dowagiac. The team played well the last 14-15 games. The improve- ment was steady. We had an enjoyable, hardworking team. The defense made me proud. states Coach Steve Adler. The teams offensive total was 905 pts, 45.2%, and the defensive total was 919 pts, 45.9%. Only four other teams scored 50 or more points. Some highlights of the team’s year included beating Dowa- giac, who was 17-1, the second meeting in Coloma where the last half proved to be the best team effort, and beating Niles 52-49 in the opener. The Most Valuable Players were Mark Pfeil and Brian Wolff. Most Improved went to Tony Friesl and Dan Carr. Top Scorers were Mark Pfeil with 13.6 pts and Brian Wolff with 12.1 per game. The Top Rebounders were Brian Wolff with 6.2% and Dana Treacy with 5.5%. The Assists Leader was Tony Friesl with 3.2%. Only one player. Mark Pfeil, had Top Points in a game with 28 pts. against Buchanan and 23 pts. against Dowagiac. Dana Treacy 33 shoots for the basket. BOYS FRESHMEN BASKETBALL ’84 Team members: Manager Sue Snyder. Paul Kasewurm. Mark Bitz. Mike Clem. Rick Frohock. Gary Sorensen. Scot! Foust. Manager Marcie Briney 2nd row: Coach Craig Warner. Jim Lakey. Dave Nus. Peter Brooks. Scott Berry. Jeff Sanders. Kirk Bunnell. Bruce Blalock. Joe Tourangeau. Doug Nehrig. This years freshmen basketball team really seemed to get off to a slow start with their 12-8 record, but they improved as the season continued. Towards the end of the season they won 5 games in a row. Many of the games that were lost were only by I or 2 points. The leading scorer who was also voted most valuable player by the team was Kirk Bunnell. The team voted Scott Foust as best defensive player, and Jim Lakey as most improved. The victory against St. Joe was a great accomplishment, and Coach Warner commented, they are hard working and have a good attitude. 1. Kirk Bunnell shoots two! 2. Dave Nus plays man to man. 3. Peter Brooks en- couraging the team. Coach Warner explains a defensive plan. Bridgman Berrien Springs St. Joe LMC 35. 46 52 53 I LHS 48 River Valley 34 I LHS 48 LMC 49 i LHS 46 Gobles 24 [ LHS 55 Benton Harbor 64 LHS 47 Buchanan 59 LHS 45 Dowagiac 38 LHS 62 Bridgman • — LHS 45 Cassopolis 46 tHS 41 Berrien Springs 61 LHS LHS LHS 56 54 50 Coloma. River Valley Buchanan 72 Jpowagiac 55 Zassqpolis 45 49 48 43 41 F R E S H M E N B A S K E T B A L L FRESHMEN BASKETBALL 107 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL FINISHES 2nd IN CLASS B Front Connie Mensinger. Celeste Fuzak. Lisa Cockrell. Traci McGrath. Carol Mensinger. Lois Ramthun. and Cindy Maier. Back: Coach Diana Davis. Mindy Powell. Karla Hartline. Jill Knowles. Junko Azuma. Sandy Petzke. and Manager Stella Sarmiento. The team huddles during time-oi t. The Lakeshore Volley- ball team, coached by Diana Davis and Mary Stancik, finished second in Class B and produced a record of 43-11. The team's tri-captains were Men- singer. Maier, and Hart- line. Azuma, a foreign ex- change student from Ja- pan. was a welcome addi- tion to the team. Hartline, Maier, and Mensinger were named to the All- J Conference team. Hart- line w3S named to the third team All-State. At the banquet. Maier was named Most Improved Player. Knowles hustled all season to ahcieve the Hustler award, and Men singer was the team’s Most Valuable Player. IHb IMS IHS LHS IMS Lakeshore Invitational Champs Cassopolis 2 ' 0 Dryden 0 2 Sturgis 2 0 Berrien Springs | 2 South Haven i 2 a Bern, n Springs Invitational Champs Ber ® LHS IHS , IMC Invitational THS St. Joe S LHS Cassopolis LHS Berrien Springs LHS $. Haven Invitational LHS Coloma LHS Portage Northern LHS Buchanan LHS Paw Paw LHS South Haven. Districts Carol rests after another win. Is that the way Di teaches you t sprawl and Lis ? - VARSITY SHOWS THEIR MOVES Carol Mensinger and Karla Hartline go up with power, and show their spiking ability. Co-captain Carol cheers her team on. Celeste and Karla take action. I j Coaches Davis and Stancik review the strategy at the Berrien match. « r r- r 'wmmi The intensity of the game is shown on Cindy. Carol, and Celeste’s faces. Starters Carol. Lois. Cindy, and Karla line up before the match. Lisa and Carol block the hit. Carol and Connie are set to break the serve. JV VOLLEYBALL SHOW GOOD FUTURE Front: Sandy Schadlcr. Lisa Hickcox. Anita Wendzel. Dana Siewert. Julie Brackenbridge. Stacey Cunningham. Andrea White. Back: Coach Jeff Zimmerman. Renee First. Tonya Steinberger. Barb Sturcz. Michelle Gathright. Mary fcllen Boldt. J V V O L L E V B A L L Sandy Schadler and Anita Wendzel jump for a block. The JV volleyball team this year consisted of three sophomores and nine freshmen. In late January, the JV's began to play as a team, and played their best in the three JV tournaments. This years top server was Michelle Gathright with a 90%. Julie Brackenbridge was this years top passer, top hitter, and she also had the most kills, with a 83%, 86%, and 12 kills respe- tivley. Mary Ellen Boldt was the season's top setter with a 91%. Lakeshore volleyball fans can anticipate con- tinued success from this group of players in the years to come. This years team worked longer, learned more, and hustled harder than any team I have coached at Lakeshore. said coach Zimmerman. Coach Zimmerman as- tounded by his girls. LHS IO Edwardsburg rvi LHS 2-0 Cassopolis LHS IO Brandywine LHS IO Berrien Springs LHS 0-2 West Ottawa LHS IO South Haven LHS fl LMC LHS spilt Bronson LHS split Hackett LHS fee K Bronson LHS LHS 0 3 South Haven LHS 2-0 Dowagiac LHS 1-2 Buchanan LHS 0-2 I St. Joe LHS 0-2 Edwardsburg 5« LHS 2 1 Cassopolis LHS split LMC LHS 0-2 Holland Christian LHS 2 0 G.R. Forest Hills Central LHS 0-2 Dryden — LHS 2-0 Berrien Springs LHS IO Brandywine LHS 2-0 Coloma LHS 1-2 River Valley LHS 2-0 Constantine LHS 2-0 Brandywine LHS 2-0 Dowagiac LHS 2-0 LMC LHS 2-0 White Pidgeon LHS 0-2 Hackett LHS 0-2 Portage Northern LHS 2-0 Dowagiac LHS 0-2 Buchanan Barb Sturz sits on the job!!! 110 JV VOLLEYBALL Michelle Gathright bumps for a nice set up. CAROL MENSINGER Carol Mensinger, a four year Basketball play- er is truly an ’outstanding” athlete in every sense of the word. Her combination of aca- demic excellence and athletic ability has set a standard at Lakeshore for both male and fe- male athletes for years to come. Carol was named All State in softball in 1982 and in volleyball in 1984. With a 3.5 grand point average, she was also named to the Academic All State athletic team. Despite Carol’s season being cut short by the millage defeat, she became the tenth all time scorer and the fifth leading rebounder of all time. Coach Jim Maier felt that if Carol had a complete season she would have been the sixth all time scorer based on her 14.6 average per game. Carol is the most complete player the girls athletic program has had, stated Coach Jim Maier. Carol can successfully play all three po- sitions on the court due to her intelligence, quickness and size. You don’t replace a player like her, quoted Coach Maier. 0.05 Cl. O Z l l LANCERETTES HAVE SHINING SEASON!! FRONT: Sue Slrejc. Kellie Warnock. Kellie Ersland. Cyndi Schmidt. Cheri Florian. BACK Michelle White. Sue Kerschbaum. Laura Nelson. Gidget Heritz. Linda LaLonde. Lori Ondraka. Heidi Albrecht. Kim Saitz. Laura Barnett. Kris Hall. Robin Frakes. The Lancerettes consisting of 17 juniors and seniors, had a busy but exciting year. Off to a late start, the 1983 84 squad had to hurry in preparation for Homecoming. They had their traditional sale for Homecoming, selling carnations. They also sponsored an after-game dance as a fund raiser. With this money, they bought new gloves and donated to the Lakeshore Foundation. Basketball sea- son was just around the corner. They worked hard and always came through with good routines in the end. They had their special Little Girls routine the night of the Dowagiac game. After weeks of hard work, the Lancerettes were off to Grand Rapids for regional competition. They performed to Thriller” by Michael Jackson. Happily they left with second place ribbons. Qualifying for state, two weeks later, they performed again to Thriller”, leaving this time with sixth place in Mid-Michigan. The Lakeshore Lancerettes were under the supervision of Tina Rung. This years Captain was Cheri Florian-, Secretary Kellie Warnock; Record Keeper Susan Strejc; Album-Maker Michelle White and Treasurer Laura Barnett. Laura Barnet! performs. Lori Ondraka and Cyndi Schmidt Heidi Albrecht ready to kick IQ POM PONS A line of Lancerettes. Cyndi Schmidt smiles for the crowd. Lancerettes do their ripples. Kicks, kicks, kicks. Robin Frakes. Laura Nelson. Marie Finch and Cyndi Schmidt take time out for friendship. Flungry girls. Heidi Albrecht and Sue Strejc. P O M P O N Kim Saitz and Laura Barnett perform. S Finishing a hard routine. Pom Pons show how much fun performing can be. POM PONS 113 VARSITY TENNIS Front: Eric Phelps. Rob LaMunion. Joe Solari. Kim Foust. Mike Shorr. Pat Flarper. Ryan Co- leman. Back: Scott Foust. Kevin Splese. Dave Caple. Eric Pfeil. Scott DeFries. Bruce Blay- lock. Coach Salvano. Dave Caple Pat Harper V A R S T Y T E N N I S The Tennis Team, with their 8 and 2 record, are looking for a stronger season next year. Coach Salvano said, we lost only one senior this year and will have fourteen returning players. The only losses this year were to St. Joe and Berrien Springs, as the team took a second place in a conference made up of seven teams. Three team members took All Conference Honors: Mark Pfeil at number two singles, and Scott DeFries and Dave Caple at number one doubles. Coach Salvano was especially proud of Frosh players Bruce Blaylock and Pat Harper, who were undefeated in conference play at number three doubles. They lost only at the Conference match. 114 VARSITY TENNIS Scott Foust 1. Joe Solari and Dave Caple 2. Eric Phelps 3. Bruce Blaylock 4. Rob LaMunion, 5. Kevin Splese 6. Coach Salvano Ryan Coleman VARSITY TENNIS 115 and Mike Shorr VARSITY BOYS BASEBALL HAS TOUGH SEASON Front: Tyson Hein. Jason DeVoir. Wiley Payne. Mike Hollerbach. Jim Tetzlaff. Roger Swierbut. Bill Weirick. Eric Lee. Chris Ives. Back: Leray Phipps (manager). Bill Koebel. Rob Doehrer. Ed McLean. Gerald Ernst. Tom Rivette. Joe Verbraska. Dennis Lee. Steve Adler (coach). Rob Doehrer swings for another base hit. Brad Wahl heads for home. This year was an up and down year for the Lancers. The season started and v ended poorly, but good playing in the middle of the season helped the team win A the tri-city tournament and capture the conference championship. Pitching was r a problem because Rich Knapp and Bill Koebel both had arm” injuries at the S beginning of the year. Roger Swierbut had an ankle injury toward the end of the 1 season. Bill Weirick had a knee injury that did not help the cause of the Lancers. Y The highlights of the year consist of: beating Dowagiac twice, winning five games in a row, and beating St. Joe to win the tri-city tournament. Awards were B given to the best defensive player — Bill Weirick, best offensive player — Roger A Swierbut, best pitching performance — Rich Knapp, most improved — Mike Hollerbach. and most valuable — Roger Swierbut. B A L L 116 VARSITY BASEBALL p Rob Lausman gets a hit. LHS 4 SOUTH HAVEN wm LHS 8 LMC i LHS 1 BUCHANAN 2 LHS 8 COLOMA 3 LHS 4 COLOMA 6 LHS 9 KENTWOOD 10 LHS 1 KENTWOOD 6 LHS 1 COLOMA 3 LHS 8 DOWAGIAC 7 LHS 4 BENTON HARBOR 1 LHS 1 BRANDYWINE 16 LHS 5 EDWARDSBURG 4 LHS 12 LMC 1 LHS 6 ST. JOE 0 LHS 5 DOWAGIAC 4 LHS 7 RIVER VALLEY 2 LHS 2 NILES 9 LHS 2 ST. JOE 4 LHS 0 BUCHANAN 5 Steve Holt, next years prize pitcher. Jason DeVoir takes care of second base. Rich Knapp throws the ball to home. fom Rivette caught by the camera. VAtKITV R QtRAtl 117 J.V. BASEBALL GOES 9 AND 10 Front: Paul Kasewurm. Mark Schlutt. Joe Tourangeau. Steve Holt. Chris Lohroff. Bill Gooding. Tom Anthony. Jim Fent. Norm Eastman. Back: Coach Doug Clem. Jeff Sanders. Roger Weir. Brad Wahl. Scott Isham. Bob Lausman. Kirk Bunnell. Chris McConomy. and Kevin Meschke. manager. 118 JV BASEBALL J.V. GIRLS SOFTBALL The young J.V. Softball team had a slow start this year be- cause of the weather, but pulled together with an even 6 and 6 record for the season. Coach Koch stated that the leading hitters for the 84 sea- son were Michelle Gathright and Marcie Briney. The leading pitcher was Katie Sturcz. and most improved player was Su- sie Snyder. Front: Amy Koch. Mary Ellen Boldt. Becky Barnack. Michelle Garthright. Katie Sturcz. Kim Paul. Renee First. Tammy Schadler. Back: Cindy Marks, Taryn Ruble. Sue Snyder. Marcie Briney. Darcy Libs. Janis Fuzak, Coach Koch. 1 Sue Snyder tries for a home run. 2 Marcie Priney returns from the outfield. 3 Michelle Gathright gets an out with Janis Fuzak and Cindy Marks backing her up. 4 Cindy Marks and Janis Fuzak ready for the ball. 5 The girls cheer on the team from the dugout. S LHS 8 South Haven 15 LHS II Coloma 13 LHS II Dowagiac 13 LHS 4 St. Joseph 35 LHS 34 Berrien Springs 3 LHS 16 Dowagiac 19 LHS 13 Coloma II LHS 35 Eau Claire 7 LHS 31 Coloma 0 LHS 16 River Valley 13 LHS 35 Benton Harbor 3 LHS 7 Eau Claire 9 JV GIRLS SOFTBALL 119 VARSITY GIRLS SOFTBALL HAS WINNING SEASON! Kneeling from left: Lori Phelan. Stella Sarmiento, Barb Sturcz, Tammy Spletzer. Amy Huebner. K im Ponton. Standing from left: Manager Chris Price. Le- sile Krouse. Ce- laste Fuzak. Car- ol Mensinger, Linda Groeschel. Karla Hartline. Head Coach Dave Price. LHS 15 South Haven II LHS 8 LMC 3 LHS 0 Coloma 13 LHS 10 Coloma 1 LHS 6 Dowagiac II LHS 7 Buchanan 8 LHS 10 Benton Harbor II LHS 13 East Kentwood 13 LHS 1 East Kentwood II LHS 6 Coloma 3 LHS 0 Brandywine 13 LHS II Edwardsburg 9 LHS 1 LMC 4 LHS I Benton Harbor 0 LHS 8 Dowagiac 18 V LHS 5 Coloma 8 A LHS 8 River Valley 3 R LHS 22 Laporte. IND 3 S LHS K) Munster. IND 3 I LHS 8 Niles 15 T Y LHS 9 Buchanan 8 y I- Linda Groeschel. Leslie Krouse. and Carol Mensinger have fun before the game. 3. Barb Sturtz makes the ‘'scoop”. 3. Karla Hartline scores another lancer run. 4. Stella Sarmiento ready to receive the pitch. IX� VARSITY GIRLS SOFTBALL This years 1984 girls Varsity Softball Team captured the school's ninth win- ning season in a row with a 11-10 record. They finished 3rd in the Lakeland Con- ference with a 2-4 record. Named to the Lakeland All-Conference team were seniors Carol Mensinger and Car- rie Wales, honorable mention were pitchers Tammy Spletzer and Karla Hartline. The teams leading offensive power came with Carrie Wales with a .324 avg. and Carol Mensinger with a torrid .645 batting avg. In four years at Lakeshore Carol had amased figures of .522 batting avg. with 114 hits and a total of 81 runs batted in. On the mound Tammy Spletzer proved she was a worthy pitcher with a 16-8 re- cord in two varsity seasons. The girls gave Coach Price his 100th win. In 7 seasons at the Lancer helm he has guided them to a 103-50 record. 1. Carol shows her picture perfect swing. 2. Karla ready to unload the fastball. 3. Tammy is ready to pitch with Barb ready to make the play. 4. Amy waiting in form to make the big hit. 5. Lori shows the fundamentals in picking up ground balls. 6. Stella directing the defensive strat- egy 7. Amy makes the way for a Lancer rally. 8. Karla Hartine hurls. 9. Carol Mennsinger throws out the runner. V A R S I T Y G I R L S s o F T B A L L VARSITY GIRLS SOFTBALL 121 n ”3 h o 33 Ed Hild practices the pole vault. Mike Farrington keeps a steady pace. Mike Malin sprints for the fin- ish line. The effort is shown on Steve Klassen's face. Steve Collins and Steve Klassen make a success- ful change. Front: Tim Newberg. Eric Farrington. Mike Farrington. Mike Bredeweg. Mike Gacki, Steve Klassen. Middle: John Spear. Erik Carlson. Kevin Carr. Jeff Roden. Steve Collins. John Sankey. Dave McGrath. Back: Asst. Coach Topping. Don Edwards. Tom Norbey. Ed Hild. Scott Townley. Mike Malin. Ron Edwards. Coach Brown. 122 BOYS TRACK Tom Norbey gets his split time from Coach Brown. John Spear practicing his discus. Kevin Carr Coach Brown talks strategies. y Steve Levi at his best. Jeff Roden Ed Hild pole vaulting. This years track team had a winning season with a record of 5-3. The most improved and most valuable players were Dave McGrath, Steve Collins, and Tom Norbey. McGrath’s best was in the discus, with a throw of l33Vfc ft, Collins best time was 2:00 flat in the 800 meter. Tom Norbey’s race was the two-mile which he ran in 10:14. The same three were also the top scores: McGrath with 107 points, Norbey with 78, and Collins with 77. McGrath made All Conference in the discus and Col- lins in the 880 run. McGrath qualified for the Class B meet in the discus event. The new event in track this year was the two mile relay where the LHS team of Mike and Eric Farrington, Steve Collins, and Kevin Carr posted a time of 8:31:8. Mike Bredeweg running for the gold. Dave McGrath Flying High . BOYS TRACK II GIRLS TRACK UNDEFEATED Front: Deena Weyerbacher. Kathy VanderMolen. Joy Thomas. Suzan Strejc, Laura Ochsner. Tracy Bohanek. Kim Saitz. Caroline Piehl. Kelly Woodruff. Dawn Wesaw. Middle: Judy Hicks. Tonya Steinberger. Mary Beth Nosotti. Cathy Wurtz. Marianne Matz. Loretta Eaves. Karen Chapman. Debbie Broadfield. Laurie Jewell. Ann Marie Nosotti. Back: Coach Brueck. Sharon Roemer. Julia Klassen. Jill Knowles. Jane Neitzke. Traci McGrath. Heidi Greendonner. Lisa Hickcox. Julie Brackenridge. Julie Sandmann. Coach Davis. G I R I. I racy prepares to throw. L 2. Cathy puts the shot. S 3. Ann Marie and Jill finish the last lap of the mile. T 4. Sharon gives her all to stay in front. R 5. Debbie runs her leg of the race. A 6. Kim concentrates as she jumps the C hurdle. K 7. Tracy Bohanek jumps towards the end of the pit. 124 GIRLS TRACK I. Heidi shows her perfect form. 1 Sue and Lori start their third lap of the mile run. 3. Jill clears a hurdle. 4. Lakeshore milers prepare to start. 5. Julie practices discus throwing. 6. Karen gives extra effort to finish her race. 7. As Heidi takes pictures, the team relaxes. 8. The team takes their victory lap. 9. Debbie clears the bar. 10. Lisa flies gracefully over the hur- dle. 11. Laura comes in for a landing. Q. Mary Beth and Joy race towards the finish line. This year's girls track team, once again, had a fantastic season! With Laura Ochsner and Karen Chapman as our illustrious captains, we cap- tured first place in the conference, with a perfect record of 7-0. Win- ners of conference titles included Julie Brackenridge in the 880 run-, Tracy Bohanek in the 330 low hur- dles-, Kim Saitz in the 110 low hurdles; Karen Chapman, Caroline Piehl, Ju- lie Brackenridge, and Debbie Broad- field in the 2 mile relay; Joy Thom- as, Tracy Bohanek, Laura Ochsner and Mary Beth Nosotti in the 880 relay; and Laura Ochsner. Tracy Bo- hanek. Mary Beth Nosotti. and Julie Brackenridge in the mile relay. At Comstock relays, a new record was set in the 2 mile relay with a IL06.03 time by Karen Chapman, Jill Knowles, Sue Strejc, and Ann Marie Nosotti. The team was made up of four seniors, five juniors, seven sophomores, and twelve freshmen It was a relatively young team anc I’m looking forward to working withi. them in the future,” commented Di$ Davis. T R A C K GIRLS TRACK 135 BOYS ALL-CONFERENCE VARSITY VARSITY WRESTLING GOLF TIED FOR FIRST VARSITY BASKETBALL GIRLS ALL-CONFERENCE VARSITY VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TRACK TIED FOR FIRST VARSITY BASKETBALL CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1984! from HARDING’S OF STEVENSVILLE The Friendly Market” Todd Tiefenbach. Harding's illustrious bag boy. wheels Andy Wil- liams out the door! Senior bag boys Kelly Boyer. Marc Williams. Larry Blahnik. Parry Metz, and Erich Nus clown around in the freezer section?!! specializing in ... 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Napier Across from the Fairplain Plaza STEVENSVILLE MICHIGAN 49127 PHONE «616� 429-9201 ADS 143 obcc APPLIANCE BUYERS CREDIT CORPORATION A SUBSIDIARY OF WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION STEVENSVILLE CROWNS JULIE HAHN Julie Hahn, a 17 year old senior at Lakeshore High School, was crowned Miss Stevensville 1984 on Saturday, February 4. The 29 participating girls: Audra Albright, Kelly Boyer, Cathy Carlson, Kim Dixon, Marie Finch, Andrea Ford, Caryn Fortuna, Anne Gain, Wendy Garlanger, Julie Hahn, Kris Hall, Jennifer Hersh, Michelle Kreiger, Nancy Kniola, Linda Lalonde, Shelly McGregor. Paula Nehrig, Laura Nelson, Lori McConomy, Laura Ochsner. Deanna Poole, Tracy Ryor, Deanna Sankey, Krista Schedler, Becke Small. Teresa Spear. Suzan Strejc, Tammy Spletzer.and Carrie Wales were escorted by their fathers or special escorts into the auditorium. The girls, dressed in various colorful leotards, danced to Life is a Celebration and Flashdance. As the Centennial Doors were opened, the five finalists were revealed: Jennifer Hersh, Linda Lalonde, Kris Hall, Carrie Wales, and Julie Hahn. The excitement grew as Wendy Garlanger was voted Miss Con- geniality by her fellow contestants for her outstanding personality, Kris Hall was crowned as second runner-up and Carrie Wales as first runner-up. As the evening came to an end. Stevens- ville was honored to have Miss Hahn as its queen for 1984. MICHELLE REITZ CROWNED That’s Entertainment was the theme for this years Miss Baroda con- test held in the Lakeshore High School auditorium, on February 6. The contest included skits, dancing, singing, and movie clips which all related to past Academy Award winning movies. Michelle Reitz was chosen to wear the Miss Baroda crown. She is a senior at Bridgman High School. Joanne Klug was crowned first Runner-up. and is also a senior at Bridgman. Karol Clem was Second Runner-up, and a senior at Lakeshore High. The contestants vot- ed Michelle Kirksey Miss Congenial- ity . I. Sue Schmaltz and Carol Menschinger. }. Karol Clem, second runner-up. 3. Michelle Kirksey. Miss Congeniality 1984, Nancy Krone. Miss Congeniality 1983. and Karol Clem, second runner- up. 4. Michelle Reitz - Miss Baroda 1984. 5. Karol Clem. Michelle Reitz. Joanne Klug. Connie Petzke. and Karol Sunday, the five finalists. 6. Connie Petzke walks before the judges. MISS BARODA 1984 M I S S B A R O D A MISS BARODA 147 ANNUAL Salutatorian Linda Groeschel Presidential Academic fitness Award Winners: (First Row) Kathy Vander Molen. Nancy Kniola. Laura Nelson. Karen Heibutzki. Linda Groeschel. Carol Mensinger. Sue Schmaltz. Kristie Price. Joy Hoffman. (2nd Row) Bob Wright. B. Scott Ruble. Roger Swierbut. Brian Libs. Tony Smarrella. Eric Farrington. Rob Whippo. Kelton Reitz. (3rd Row) Tony Dowell. Ralph Lucius. Grant Gilreath. Paul Czech. Mike Bredeweg. Bill Wilkinson. Andy Williams. Rick Toering. Mike Farrington. Joe Ver braska H O N O R S Honor Graduates: (First Row) Nancy Kniola. Laura Nelson. Karen Heibutzki. Joy Hoffman. Julie Dinges. Amy Gerlach. Brenda Lyons. Tracy LaMumon. Kristie Price. Wendy Garlanger. (2nd Row) Carol Mensinger. Bob Wright. B. Scott Ruble. Roger Swierbut. Brian Libs! Mary Jo Taylor. Linda Groeschel. Rob Whippo. Eric Farrington. (3rd Row) Tony Dowell. Ralph Lucius. Grant Gilreath. Paul Czech. Bill Wilkinson. Andy Williams. Rick Toering. Mike Farrington. Kelton Rietz 148 HONORS HONORS ASSEMBLY Mike Wyble presents foreign exchange stu- dents. Auli Makela and Junko Azuma. with Lake- shore blankets. Student Council Members: (First Row) Nancy Kniola. Karen Chapman. Stacy Basham. (2nd Row) Wendy Garlanger. Tony Dowell. Paul Lucker, Steve Gerschoffer. Tina Franklin, (3rd Row) Paul Czech. Mike Wyble. Rick Toering Academic Challenge Award Winners: (First Row) Tony Dowell. Karen Heibutzki. Linda Goeschel. Roger Swierbut receives an award for the Lake (2nd Row) Rick Toering. Bill Wilkinson. Tony Smarrella shore Foundation on his father s behalf. National Honor Society Members: (First Row) Kathy Vander Molen. Nan- cy Kniola. Teresa Spear. Karen Hei- butzki. Joy Hoffman. Julie Dinges. Laura Ochsner. Brenda Lyons. Tracy LaMunion. Laura Nelson. Kristie Price. Wendy Garlanger. (2nd Row) Carol Mensinger. Mike Ernst. Bob Wright. B. Scott Ruble. Roger Swierbut. Brian Libs. Mary Jo Taylor. Linda Groeschel. Tony Smarrella. Rob Whippo. Eric Far- rington. Javier Sarmiento. (3rd Row) Tony Dowell. Ralph Lucius. Grant Gil- reath. Paul Czech. Randy Riepma. Bill _ Wilkinson. Andy Williams. Joe Ver- braska. Rick Toering. Mike Farrington. Kelton Reitz. Steve Gerschoffer HONORS 149 DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS Choral Awards: Mike Baggesi. The Virginia Archer Choral Award. Kristie Price. National School Choral Award Bill Wilkinson and Karen Heibutzki receive the English Departmental Award and the National Council of Teachers of English Writing Award. R S Spanish award winners ere Karla Hartline, and Teresa Spear. 150 HONORS Students Rick Toering. Bill Wilkinson, and Linda Groeschel accept the departmental math award. Distributive Education Awards: (First Row) Julie Dinges. Amy Gerlach (2nd Row) Mark Wade. Joy Hoffman. (3rd Row) Tracy Kubistal. Mary Jo Taylor Karen Heibutzki is acknowledged by Mr. Adams for her outstanding work in German. DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS Wendy Piepenburg and Laura Ochsner were Lakeshore’s outstanding journalists. Karol Clem receives the home economics award. Art department awards were presented to Rich Oles and Chris Sellers. HONORS 151 f r MAJOR SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Whirlpool Scholarships: B. Scott Ruble. Kelton Reitz. Linda Groeschel. and Mike Farrington. Rotary Scholarship Winner Tony Smarrella. Michigan Math Prize Winners: Robert Wright and Rick Toering. O N O R Freshman Michigan Math Prize Winner S Major Scholarship Winners: Susan Whittaker. Amy Gerlach. Bob Wright. Mary Jo Taylor. Susan Schmaltz, Linda Groeschel. Robert Whippo. Roger Swierbut. Rick Toering. Bill Wilkinson, and Tony Smarrella. r Special Scholarship Winners: Brenda Lyons. Colleen Friesl, Nancy Knoila. John Ratter. Scott Ruble, and Roger Swierbut. Major Scholarship Winners: Kris Flail. Tammy Hoff mann. Joy Hoffman. Kellie Warnock. Wendy Gar langer. Carol Mensinger. Nancy Kniola. Brian Libs. Scott Ruble. Grant Gilreath. Mike Farrington. Kelton Reitz. Michigan Competitive Scholarship: Kevin Brozovich. Kim Dixon. Amy Gerlach. Karen Heibutzki. Linda Groes- chel. Nancy Knoila. Carol Mensinger. Amy Fllingson. Joy Hoffman. Wendy Garlanger. Mike Ernst. John Hartwig. Paul Lucker. Brian Libs. Raegen Mathews. Tony Dowell. Eric Farrington. Tracy LaMumon. Marie Finch. Shelly Ahrens. Pat Bevilacqua. Grant Gilreath. Rob Doehier. Dean Driscoll. Mike Bredeweg. Steve Poulson. Paul Czech. Mike Farrington. Ralph Lucius. Parry Metz, and Robert Crowder. 152 HONORS Michigan Competitive Scholarship Winners: Kathy Vandermolen. Suzan Strejc. Laura Nelson. Mary Jo Taylor. Susan Whittaker. Lisa Oganowski. Kristi Price. Diane Newberg. Robert Whippo. Robert Wright. B. Scott Ruble. Javier Sarmeinto. Kelton Reitz. Tony Smarrella. Roger Swierbut. Brian Richardson. Rick Toering. Carl Ondraka. Mark Wilson. Mike Wyble. Jeff Myers. Bill Wilkinson. Andy Williams, and Joe Verbraska. DAR History Award winner: Heidi Totzke. Davenport Scholarship winners: Susan Schmaltz. Susan Whittaker. Mary Jo Taylor and Joy Hoffman. Beauty Scholarships: Angela Wells and Connie Reinhardt. National Merit Commended: Karen Heibutzki. Linda Groes- chel. Tony Dowell, and Mike Farrington. National Merit Finalist: Mike Farrington. Rick Toering. Bill Wilkinson, and Robert Wright Board of Trustees: Tammy Hoffmann. Amy Gerlach. Mary Jo Taylor. Kellie Warnock. Kris Hall, and Susan Whittaker. American Legion Citizenship Speech winners: Bill Wilkinson. Carol Mensinger. and Tony Dowell. H O N O R S HONORS 153 RIBBONS IN THE SKY Brian Siewert and Jill Gotstein with Mr. Lund gren Sean Sweeney and Sue Wozniak cross over the bridge. Rob Doehrer and Stacey Basham. 1984 Prom King and Queen June 2. 1984 will be a night long remem- bered by the juniors and seniors. This years prom, Ribbons in the Sky, was held at the Lake Michigan College Student Union. Entering into the prom, by cross- ing over a bridge, students found the room decorated with balloons and trailing ribbons. Later in the evening Rob Doehrer and Stacey Basham were crowned Prom King and Queen. Other candidates for Prom King and Queen were Karen Chap- man and Mike Farrington, Earl Koch and Sue Kerschbaum, Mike Wyble and Shelly Graziano. and Roger Swierbut and Kris Hall. The prom was one of the most an- ticipated events of the year and its memories will stay with us forever. 154 PROM Denise Guzy. Robin Frakes and Caryn Fortuna enjoy a wonderful time with their dates. Mike Sarola and Karen Clem Wendy Garlanger and Bill Anstey pose for the camera. Maureen Lindenberg. Curt Lake. Sue Whittaker and Ke- vin Brozovich Jamie Jaglowski dancing with her sweetheart. Open wide Brian Wolff! Eric Farrington taking off Shelly Manner's garter during the Garter dance. Prom servers: Cheryl Marsh. Laura Whitwam. Pat Abbey. Julie Judkins. An- drea Czech. Lisa Mertin. Jenny Becker. Tracy Mu- day. Heidi Greendonner. Becka Arick „ The 27th ceremony at Lakeshore seemed to pass quickly. Mrs. Peg Morse. President of the School Board, and Mrs. Nicki Baker. Vice President, distributed the diplomas to graduat- ing seniors. After Reverend Steve Em- ery gave the Benediction, one tenth of the class threw their caps in cele- bration. Honor guards for the occa- sion were Brian Wolff. Brian Bythrow. 5 Jim Tetzlaff. Gerald Ernst. Tim Drews. I Darrell Dinges. Mike Gathright. Phil Paarlberg. and Kevin Splese. When leaving the field, the seniors hurried J inside to receive their diplomas to V place in their folders. Each departs r now to pursue individual goals, but the 1 common bond of Lakeshore High 2 School will remain in their hearts for- ever. 56 GRADUATION Sunshine and crowd made the 1984 graduation a proud moment for 242 graduating seniors. The graduates gathered in the auditorium and then marched onto the Lake shore High School football field. Leading the seniors was Rick Hathcock. who flew in for the ceremony, karen R Chapman began the program by leading the graduates and crowd in the Pledge of Allegence. A Rev. Steve Emery, from the Stevensville United Methodist Church, then gave the Invocation. D Tony Dowell and Mike Schmaltz gave their speeches on what it is like being a senior. This U years graduation was the last graduation for the retiring superintendent. Dr. Ered Schmidt. A The Lakeshore Band played as the seniors marched on and off the field. Mr. Reilly formally T recognized the three Valedictorians and the Salutatorian by giving each of them a commemo 1 rative plaque. O N GRADUATION 157 GRADUATES GRADUATES GRADUATES 73 O FAREWELL TO A MEMORABLE YEAR SENIOR COLORS; RED AND SILVER SENIOR SONG, ’AGAINST ALL ODDS’ SENIOR LITERARY WORK; 1984, BY GEORGE ORWELL SENIOR MOTTO; ’’SUCCESS IS NOT IN NEVER FAILING. BUT RISING AFTER EACH TIME YOU FAIL” LAKESHORE FOUNDATION WAS FOUNDED BY CONCER BRING BACK EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES. FEBRUARY 30. THE MILLAGE FINALLY PASSED BY 19 VO MATT CLUFF WAS FIRST FRESHMAN WRESTLER TO GO TO STATE COMPETI- TION. ________________________________________________ ?! � E v jgggf (asgpsgga LANCbRLTTLS PLACbD SECOND IN REGIONAL COMPETITION. bORbNSICS CAPTURb CLASS B TITLE AND WON FOURTH IN STATE COMPETI- TION. JULIE HAHN CROWNED MISS STEVENSVILLE. LANCER SYMPHONIC BAND MADE A RECORD. GIRLS TRACK TEAM WENT UNDEFEATED.