Lakeshore High School - Driftwood Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

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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

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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

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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