Lakeshore High School - Driftwood Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1985 volume:

DRIFTWOOD ’85 Lakeshore High School Stevensville, Michigan 49127 Lakeshore Students p Volleyball Volleyball i Wrestling Wrestling ° Soccer Soccer 1. Karen Gusc and Mike Gathright are Homecoming Queen and King. 3. Mike Gathright crowned King. 4. Homecoming court. 5. Kim Saitz and Cathy Hagcnaucr perform a Homecoming routine. 8. Natalie Notaro, Andrea White, Katie Taber, class representatives. 7. Former Queen, Suzan Strejc con- gratulates Karen Guse. 6. Natalie Notaro, freshman representative. 9. Lisa Cockrell, Kim Foust. Nikki Klett, Lisa Fowler and Camilla Brand on the Senior float. 10. Freshman class roasting the Chieftains. Wild But Wet... I. The J.V. Cheerleaders show their spirit during the rainy wet Homecoming game 2 Seniors show their spirit in their hall decoration 3. Paul Magic poses as a nerd 4 Varsity chccrlcading 5. Pom Pon girls perform during pep rally. 6. Lori Ondraka and Kathy Jenkins on Hawaiian day 7 Jason leading the crowd with Go Rcd. 8. The students show their spirit by participating in Hawaiian day. 9. Junior class float took third place. 10. Sophomore class float took first place. Homecoming ’84 Homecoming 1984 started off with a great week of activities. Students showed their school spirit by par- ticipating in Hawaiian Day, Farmer Day, Nerd Day, Toga Day and the traditional Red and White Day. Senior class boys competed for the ti- tle of ugly man. Every year the ugly man is crowned at the bonfire, the idea is to raise money for the cheerleaders. The contestant that raises the most money is crowned ugly man by the Var- sity cheerleaders. This year Steve Col- lins was crowned, but all together the contestants raised over $300.00. This year, for the first time, each class decorated a hall using the theme “Holidays. The Seniors took first place with their “Sweet Valentine hallway, also this year the sophomore class took first in the float contest with their Christmas float. In the yell down, the seniors showed that they had the most spirit. The class of '85 also set a new record by being the first class to win the yell down for four consecutive years. The 1983 Homecoming Queen, Susan Strejc returned to crown the 1984 queen who was Karen Guse. Karen then crowned Mike Gathright as Homecoming King. Homecoming 1. Senior girls show their Hawaiian Spirit. 2. Bon- fire. 3. Katie Taber thumbs up to senior citizen Steve Collins. 4. Lisa Fowler — Toga Toga Toga!!! 5. Mary Beth Nosotti and Cherie Aroney showing School Spirit. 6. Uglymen Chris Black, Steve Collins. 7. Freshman hallway. 8. John Thomas for Clash Day. 9. Steve Schaecher pretending to be a shy bunny. I. Varsity football strives for a win at the Homecoming game. 2. Junior class takes second place in hall decora- tions. 3. Ron Rath leads the band out on the lancer Field. 4. Tracey McGee shows her participation in farmer day. 5. Dawn McLean and Cheryl Marsh show their love for the ugly men Steve Sheachcr and Steve Collins. 6. Rob Denton helpi.ig out on the senior hall decorations. Week 7. Katie Medo shows us how the Pom Pon routine goes. 8. Senior class shows their love for the Lancers. 9. Jean Wcstcott shows how a clarinet should be played. 10. Laura Barnett, a Junior, shows her school spirit on toga day. 11. The Senior boys show that they can mount just as good as the Varsity Cheerleaders. 12. Camilla Brand, an exchange student at L.H.S. shows her Lancer pride. 13. Natalie Notaro flashes a big smile for the camera man. Stage Struck ’84 Y 1. Brian takes command. 2. Mary and Dana pose for the camera. 3. The Rock it's take a A break. 4. Gidget and her favorite furry friend. R 5. The old folks resting their weary bones. 6. i Keyettes getting into character. 7. Stage crew setting the lighting plot. 8. I.inda swings with Georgia.” 9. Will you marry me?” T Y 8 V A R I K T Y I. “I love you loo” 2. Lisa per- forms in “No Parking on ihc Dance Floor.'’ 3. Gina in “The Twilight Zone” 4. Lillie Jamie wailing for a call. 5. Erik con- centrates hard! 6. Brian looting his horn. 7. “Joy to the World” 8. The Jets are going to get it tonight! 9. Bartender Baggesi entertains the crowd. 10. Friends for life. II. Another tedious rehearsal at the audio console. 12. The mice are com- ing, the mice arc coming. 10 I. Julie sings her heart out! 2. Debbie and Paula end the Keycttcs '50's dance. 3. Ron works on the sound system. 4. Friendships formed during Variety Show. 5. Yvette cap- tures the spotlight. 6. Steve Holt jams with the pit band. 7. Laura leads the rifle corps. 8. Let's celebrate! 9. Tammy and Debbie r pose. 10. Matt and Lucy cuddle close. II. Debbie dancing with the beat. 12. Brian checks over his tone for the show. „ K i E T Y 11 SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS K SENIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR ACTIVITIES HEIDI L. ALBRECHT: Variety Show 3, Prom Committee 1, NHS 2. Cheerleaders 2, Fellowship Christian Students 1, Choir 3. Co-Op I, Pom Pons 2, Keyettes 2. SUZANNE M. ANSTEY: Co-Op 1. STACEY L. ARNEY: Basketball 4, Co-Op 1, Softball 2, Fellowship Christian Students 3. COREY ATHERTON: Choir 3, Co-Op 1. MICHAEL E. BAGGESI: Drama Thcspian 3, Musical 2, Band 4, Jazz Band 1, Stage Crew 4, Track Band 1, Variety Show 3, All School Play 2, Pep Band 4, Choir 4, Lakeshore Singers 4. LAURA A. BARNETT: Variety Show 4, Band 4, Jazz Band 1, Pom Pons 1, Rifle Corps 3, Year- book I, Pep Band 1, Prom Committee 1, Keyettes 1, JILL R. BERNSON: Academic Challenge Team 2, NHS 2. Academic Letter 4, Keyettes 2, Band 4. Jazz Band 1, Choir 2, Lakeshore Singers 2, Drama Thcspian 4, Pep Band 3. Track Band 2, Stagc Pit Band 3, Variety Show 4, Musical 2, All-School Play 1,FCS4. HOLLY C. BITZ: Spanish Club 1, Student Coun- cil 2, School Services 2. Keyettes I. Variety Show 4, Prom Committee 1. Pom Pons 1, Fellowship Christian Students 1. CHRISTOPHER BLACK: Variety Show 2. Jazz Band I, Academic Letter 1, Fellowship Christian Students 1, Band 4, Sport Manager 4, Track Band 2. MICHELLE BOELCKE: Make-Up 1, Variety Show 2, Choir 3, J A 1, Band 2. TRACY A. BOHANEK: Track 4. Variety Show 3, School Services 1, Pom Pons 1, JA 1, Prom Com- mittee 1, NHS 2, Keyettes 1. KELLY S. BOYLE: Variety Show 2, Co-Op 1, Band 3. CAMILLA BRAND: Cross Country 1, Variety Show 1, Keyettes 1, Fellowship of Christian Students 1, Musical 1. BRENDA L. BRICKER: JA 1, Keyettes 1. Co-Op 1. DEBRA BROADFIELD: Track 4. Variety Show 3, Student Council 4, Prom Committee 1, Class Officer 1, Fellowship Christian Students 2, Ski 1, Newspaper 2, Band 1. Co-Op 1, Cheerleaders 3. KELLEN C. BRUGMAN: Basketball 3. Camera Club I, Yearbook 1, Student Council 3. Pep Band 2, Prom Committee 1, Academic Letter 4. Keyet- tes 2, Spanish Club 1, Variety Show 1, Newspaper 1, Band 4, Stage Pit Band I, NHS 2, Class Officer 1, Fellowship Christian Students 1. MONICA L. BURBACH: Spanish Club 1. Drama Thcspian 2, JA 1, Prom Committee 1. Keyettes 3, Art Club 2, Make-Up 2, Variety Show 2, School Services 1. TAMARA BUZALSKI: Ski 2, Band 3, Make-Up 2. BRIAN A. BYTHROW: Soccer 1. Variety Show 3. Co-Op 1. Academic Letter 3, Key 3, JA 2. Jazz Band 2. NHS I, Fellowship Christian Students 1. CATHERINE M. CALLENDER: Basketball 2. Variety Show 1, Matmaid 3, School Services 1, Keyettes 3, JA 1, Student Council 1, Choir 3, Class Officer 4, Fellowship Christian Students 4. LORI M. CAPOZIO: Softball 2. Drama Thes- pian I, Variety Show 2, Choir 3, Keyettes 1, Art Club 2, JA 1, Yearbook 1, Co-Op 1. ERIK CARLSON: Cross Country 1, German Club 1, Pep Band 1, Track 1, Band 4. Sport Manager 1. MELISSA CARPENTER: Variety Show 2, Pep Band 2, Prom Committee 1, Keyettes 1, Fellowship Christian Students 1, Band 4, Stage Pit Band 1. School Services 1, Track Band 1. KIM CARPER: Tennis 1. JA 2, Choir 2, Co-Op 1, Make-Up 2, All School Play 1, Prom Committee 1. KEVIN CARR: Cross Country 4, Track 4, Basketball 2, L Club 1. JEFFREY C. CHAPPELL: Football 2, Variety Show 1, Fellowship Christian Students 2, Ski 1, School Services 1. CHRISTINE CHARLESTON: Make-Up 2, Musical 3, Co-Op I, Variety Show 2, Choir 4. THAD A. CHARTAND: Basketball I, Variety Show 4, Stage Crew 4, Drama Thcspian 1, Band 3. Co-Op 1. PATRICIA CHILDS: JA 1, Co-Op 1. School Ser- vices 1. STEPHEN C. COLLINS: Cross Country 4, Variety Show 4, Pep Band 4, Stagc Pit Band 2, Track Band 2, Track 4, Band 4, Jazz Band 4, NHS 2, Fellowship Christian Students 1. JAMIE CONNELL: Tennis 1, FSA 1. Variety Show 1, Student Council 4, Co-Op 1, Rifle Corps 2, Track 2. Make-Up 1, Yearbook 1, Band 3, Fellowship Christian Students 3. DEBORAH COVERT: Make-Up 1. Band 4, School Services 1, Keyettes 1, Fellowship Chris- tian Students 2, Variety Show 2, Flag Corps 4. Co-Op 1, Track Band I, Stage Pit Band 1, Year- book 1. LISA CRAIG: Make-Up 1, Variety Show 1, Keyettes 2, J A 2, Prom Committee 1. HOLLY CRAM: Co-Op 1. JENNIFER DAME: Co-Op 1. LAURA DASE: Make-Up I. All School Play 1, School Services 1, Variety Show 1, Prom Com- mittee 1, Academic Letter 1. SCOTT DEFRIES: Tennis 3. Co-Op 1. TAMY DEMARIA: Art Club 1. JA 1, Choir 4, School Services 1. Make-Up 2, Variety Show 3, Lakeshore Singers 1, Co-Op 1. MERLE D. DENT: Wrestling 3. Co-Op 1 ROBERT A. DENTON: School Services 1. STEVEN C. DENTON: Art Club 1. Variety Show 4, All School Play 2, Drama Thespian 4, Musical 1, Choir 2. JAMES T. DICKSON: JA 1, Band 4, Jazz Band 2, School Services 1, Track Band 3, Variety Show 3. Pep Band 3. Stagc Pit Band 3. Co-Op 1. DAVID J. DIEDERICH: Drama Thcspian 2. Band 3, Variety Show 1, Co-Op 1. DARRELL DINGES: Art Club 1, Variety Show 1, Quiz Bowl 2, NHS 2, Class Officer 2, Drama Thespian 1, Newspaper 1. Prom Commit- tee 1. Academic Letter 4. PAUL J. DIXON: Football 3, Variety Show I. School Services 1. Computer Club 1. Band 1, Sport Manager 2. TAMARA L. DLOUHY: Spanish Club 1, Prom Committee 1, Band 2. JEFF B. DORN: Golf 4, Baseball 2, School Ser- vices 1. Academic Letter 4. Basketball 4, Newspaper 2, NHS 2. TIM DREWS: Track 2, Academic Letter 1. TOM DREWS: Track 2, Academic Letter 2. SCOTT J. DUNCAN: Football 1. LORETTA K. EAVES: Track 4, Make-Up 3. Variety Show 1, Art Club 1, JA 1, School Ser- vices 1. RUDY EICHENDORFF: JA 1, Musical 1, Choir 2, Variety Show 1, Band 4. Lakeshore Singers I. BRIAN ELSNER: Ski 2. Co-Op 1 FRANKLIN G. EMERY: JA 1, Rifle Corps 3. Co-Op 1. GERALD ERNST: Football 1, Spanish Club Sport Manager 2, Baseball 2, JA 1. MICHAEL J. ESSIG: Prom Committee 1. Co-Op 1. MICHELLE R. FAUST: Volleyball 1. Equestrian 4, Flag Corps 1, Track 1. Band 4, School Services 1. MATTHEW FLEISHER: Basketball 1, Co-Op 1 KIMBERLY A. FOUST: Tennis 2, Camera Club 1, L Club 1, Variety Show 1, Prom Committee 1. Tennis Club 1, Fellowship Christian Students 3. National Honor Society 2. School Services 1. Academic Letter 2. LISA A. FOWLER: Make-Up 2, Prom Commit- tee 1, JA 1. SCOTT FRANKLIN: Band 2, Jazz Band 1, Variety Show 2, Basketball 1, Football 1, Na- tional Honor Society 1, Academic Letter 4. Key Club, Prom Committee 1, Prom Server 1, Sport Manager 2, Newspaper 2, Academic Challenge 1 LAURA FROBF.L: Band 4, School Services 1. CYNTHIA FROHOCK: Variety Show 2, School Services 1, Choir 3. CELESTE J. FUZAK: Basketball 2. Softball 2. Volleyball 4. Co-Op 1. CLARENCE GAMBILL JR.: Football 2, Variety Show 3, Choir 3, Wrestling 1, Musical 1. Lakeshore Singers 2. MICHAEL GATHRIGHT: Basketball 4. Academic Letter 1, NHS 2, Fellowship Christian Students 1. REBECCA GERSTENKORN: Make-Up 4. School Services 1, Choir 4, Co-Op 1. RONDA L. GIPSON: Basketball 1, Make-Up 1, Band 4, Stage Pit Band 1. Track Band 1. Art Club 1, Variety Show 1, Pep Band 2, School Ser- vices 1. KAREN GIUDICE: Computer Club 2. Variety Show 1, Choir 4, Co-Op 1. Make-Up 2. Musical 13 SENIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR ACTIVITIES I. LakcshorcSingers I, Academic Lctlcr I. SUSAN GOSNELL: Make-Up 1, Prom Commit- tee 1, Fellowship Christian Students 1, Variety Show 1, Co-Op 1. MARGARET GRAEFEN: Art Club 1. Make-Up I. Prom Committee 1, Drama Thespian 1, Varie- ty Show 1. KEVIN N. GREENING: Ski 1 KAREN R. GUSE: Drama Thespian 4, Musical I, Band 4, Jazz Band 1. NHS 2, Fellowship Christian Students 4. Variety Show 4, All School Play I, Pep Band 2, Stage Pit Band 2, Academic Letter 4. ERIK C. GUSTAFSON: Variety Show 4, Band 4. Jazz Band 1, Academic Letter 4, Track Band 2, Student Council 2, Pep Band 4, NHS 2. Class Of- ficer I. Fellowship Christian Students 1. CATHERINE HAGENAUER: Variety Show 3. Keyettes 2, Pom Pons 1. DENNIS HAHN: Key 1, Spanish Club 2. WILLIAM D. HAINES: Co-Op 1. SHELLI HASSE: Variety Show 3, Co-Op 1. Cheerleaders 1, Yearbook 1, Pom Pons I. KARLA K. HARTLINE: Student Council I, School Service 1, Keyettes 2, Prom Committee 1, National Honor Society 1. Spanish Club 2, Academic Letter 4, Basketball 4, Softball 3, Volleyball 4. THERESA M. HAYNES: Track 2. JA 1. Prom Committee 1, Co-Op 1, Ski 1, Variety Show 1. School Services 1, Keyettes 3. DEBRA U. HENKEL: JA I, Newspaper 1, Mat- maid 1, School Services 1, Variety Show 2, Stu- dent Council 2. Prom Committee 1, Keyettes 2. GIDGET HERITZ: Variety Show 3. Co-Op 1, Yearbook 2. Pom Pons 2. STEPHANIE HERSH: Basketball 3, Spanish Club 2. Volleyball 2. EDGAR A. HILD: Football 1, Track 4, Computer Club 1. Soccer 1, Variety Show 4, All School Play 3, Newspaper 1, Stage Crew 4, Sport Manager 2, Basketball 1, Camera Club 1, Ski 1, JA 1, Musical 3, Yearbook 2, Band 4, School Services 1, Track Band 2, Forensics 3. PAULA A. HOFFMANN: JA 1, Yearbook 2, Prom Committee 1, Keyettes 2, Variety Show 2, Band 4, School Services 1, Prom Server I, Year- book Editor 1. MARK HI TTER: Co-Op 1. FRANK W. ISOM: Drama Thespian 4, Variety Show 4, Yearbook I. All School Play 1, Forensic 1, Band 3. C HRISTOPHER J. IVES: Football 1, Basketball 1, Golf 1, Baseball 2. CATHRYN A. JENKINS: Variety Show 4. Choir 4. School Services I, Newspaper 2. Prom Com- mittee 1, Keyettes 3. LAURIE A. JENKINS: Make-Up 1, School Ser- vices 1, Band 4. BARBARA A. JEWELL: Make-Up I, Band 4, Stage Pit Band I, NHS 1, Track Band I, Variety Show 2, Pep Band 2, Prom Committee 1. Keyet- tes 3, Fellowship Christian Students 4. LAURA JEWELL: Volleyball 2. Drama Thes- pian 2. Musical 1. Newspaper 1, Stage Pit Band 2, Lakcshorc Singers 2, School Services 1, Fellowship Christian Students 4, Track 3, Variety Show 3. All School Play 2, Band 4. Choir 3, Prom Committee 1, Track Band 2. CINDY B. JOHNSTON: Make-Up 2. Variety Show I. JA 3, Co-Op 1. JENNIFER A. JOSEPH: Ski I, Yearbook I, School Services 1. Keyettes 1, Variety Show 1, Newspaper I,Co-Op 1. SCOTT A. KAPP: Golf 4, Baseball 1, Basketball 4. BRIAN KELTZ: Art Club 1, School Services 1, Fellowship Christian Students I. Choir 1, Sport Manager 1. RONNIE L. KENREICH: Basketball 2. L Club 1, Drama Thespian 2, JA 1, Yearbook 1, School Services 1, Fellowship Christian Students 1. Volleyball 2, Art Club I. Make-Up 1, Variety Show 4, Prom Committee 1, Sport Manager 4. NICOLE M. KLF.TT: Tennis I, Variety Show I, Band I, Ski 1, All School Play 1, Co-Op 1. SABINA F. KNOWLES: Track I. German Club 1, Keyettes I,Softball l,Band 1. WILLIAM KOEBEL: Basketball 2, Baseball 4. LINDA B. KOHN: JA 1, Stage Pit Band 1. Co- Op 1, Fellowship Christian Students I, Band 4, School Services 1, Academic Letter 4. LEAH M. KRETCHMAN: Equestrian 4. All School Play I, Choir 3, NHS 2, Cheerleaders 3, Fellowship Christian Students 4, Variety Show 3, Yearbook 1, Prom Committee 1. Pom Pons 1. Keyettes 3. DEBRA T. LAPE: JA 2, Co-Op 1. CHARLOTTA LASSVIK: Cross Country 1, Variety Show 1, Keyettes 1, Track 1, Band 1. BARBARA LAW RICK: JA I, Band 4, Variety Show 1, Keyettes 2. ERIC LEE: Football 4, Baseball 3, Wrestling 1, Variety Show 2. BRIAN LENK: ERNEST R. LENTHALL: Ski 1, Band 4, Jazz Band I, Track Band 2, Variety Show I. Pep Band 1, Stage Pit Band 1. CHRISTOPHER S. LEWIS: Football 4. Baseball 1, School Services 1, Basketball I, Variety Show 1, Fellowship Christian Students 1. CHRIS LILLEGARD: Cross Country 1, JA 3, Track 2, Co-Op 1. MAUREEN A. LINDENBERG: Drama Thes- pian 4, Variety Show 4, All School Play 2, Pep Band 1, Flag Corps 1, Track Band 2, Make-Up 1, Musical 3, Band 4, Choir 2, Lakcshorc Singers 1, Fellowship Christian Students I, Forensics 4. STEVE LOCKMAN: Basketball 1, Co-Op 1. JUANITA LOPEZ: Spanish Club 2, Musical 1, Lakcshorc Singers 2. Keyettes 1, Camera Club I, Variety Show 3, Choir 4. Co-Op 1. ROBERT MAC HEMER: Co-Op 4. MIKE T. MALIN: Football I, Basketball 2, School Services 2, Golf 1, JA 2, Co-Op 1. I.ORNA MARSH: Art Club 2. Variety Show 2, Drama Thespian 2. TRACY R. MARSH: Football 1, Computer Club 1, Musical 1, Lakeshore Singers 3, Wrestling 4, Variety Show 2, Choir 4. JEFF L. MASHAK: Track 2. JA 2. Stage Crew 2, Computer Club 1. Band 2, School Services 1. RINA MATTNER: Science 1, School Services 1, Choir 1, Co-Op 1. KIMBERLY McCARLEY: Make-Up I. Variety Show I, School Services 1, JA 2, Prom Commit- tee 1, Co-Op I. DEBBIE McCORMICK: Band 4, Co-Op 1 TRACY A. McGEE: Art Club 2. Make-Up 3. JA 4, Newspaper 2, Pep Band I, School Services 1, Drama Thespian 2. Science 1, Variety Show 3. Band 4, Stage Pit Band 1, Rifle Corps 3. DARREN L. McNEES: Football 3, Track 2, Basketball 4. KEVIN T. MERRILL: Variety Show 2, Choir 2. Lakeshore Singers 2, Fellowship Christian Students 1, Musical 3, Stage Crew 3, Co-Op 1. KRISTY K. MILAM: Track I, Yearbook 1, Co- Op 1. WEND! MILLER: Spanish Club 2, NHS 2, Art Club 3. Academic Letter 4. KRIS MITCHELL: Variety Show 3, Co-Op 1, Prom Committee 1. Cheerleaders 3. SERINA MORGAN: Make-Up 1. Band 3. Varie- ty Show 1, Choir 1. TAMI MULLINS: Newspaper 1, Choir 3, Mat- maid 1. School Services 1. JOHN P. NEAL: Football 1. Baseball 2, Basket- ball 4, Co-Op I. TODD C. NEIBAUER: Football 4. Key 3, Varie- ty Show l.Band 1, Basketball I,Ski 1, All School Play 1, School Services 1. SUSAN L. NEITZKE: Drama Thespian 2, Band 4, Stage Pit Band 1, NHS 1, Keyettes I. Rifle Corps 3, Variety Show 4. Pep Band 1, Prom Com- mittee I, Academic Letter I, Fellowship Chris- tian Students 2. MARK H. NELSON: Golf 4, Variety Show 1, Newspaper 1, School Services 1, Academic Letter 3, Wrestling 3, All School Play 1, Band 1, NHS 2. STEVE NELSON: Computer Club 1, Co-Op 1. THOMAS D. NELSON: Golf 4. Sport Manager 1, Ski 1. AMY J. ODELL: Drama Thespian 2, Variety Show 2, School Services 1, Make-Up 2, Band 4. Rifle Corps 3. LIANA M.OHMAN: JA 3. LOR! A. ONDRAKA: Make-Up 1, Variety Show 4, Newspaper 2, Choir 4, School Services 1, JA 1, Musical 1, Matmaid 1, Lakeshore Singers 1, Pom Pons 2. KIMBERLY OVERHEUL: Make-Up 1, Choir 3. PHILLIP J. PAARLBERG: Tennis 2, Key 3, Stu- dent Council 1, Pep Band 2, NHS 2, Track Band 2, Basketball 2, Variety Show 4, Band 4, Jazz Band 1, Academic Letter 4, Fellowship Christian Students 1. ACTIVITIES SENIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR WILEY T. PAYNE: Golf 4, Baseball 3, Basket- ball 1, School Services 1. CHARLES L. PFAIITH: School Services 1. LORI PHELAN: Basketball 3, JA 1, Softball 4, Co-Op 1. GLEN PHILUM: Art Club 1. Musical 1, Band 3, Co-Op I, Variety Show 2, All School Play 1, Stage Crew 2. WENDY C. PIEPENBURG: Camera Club 1, Variety Show 3, Newspaper 2. Band 3, Flag Corps 3, NHS I, Drama Thespian 4. All School Play 2. Student Council 2, Pep Band 2, Prom Committee I, Academic Letter 2, Forensics 3. LEONARD PITTS: Stage Crew I, JA I, Co-Op 1. DONNA POLASKEY: Variety Show 1, Co-Op 1, Choir 3. CHRISTINE L. PONTON: JA 1. Prom Commit- tee 1, Fellowship Christian Students 2, Co-Op 1. TAMMY M. POR: Art Club I. JA 1, Musical 2, Lakeshore Singers 2, Make-Up 2, Variety Show 3, Choir 4, Co-Op 1. LINDA C. PORTER: German Club 1, Variety Show 4. All School Play 1, Pep Band 3, Stage Pit Band 3, Lakeshore Singers 1, Academic Letter 4, Track Band 2, Drama Thespian 4. Musical 2, Band 4, Jazz Band 3. Choir 1, N HS 2, Keyettes 1. JEFFREY L. PUCKETT: Band 3. HEIDI L. RADDE: JA 1, Choir 2, Band 3, Academic Letter 2. ETHAN V. RAY: Variety Show 4, Stage Crew 4. JEFFERSON H. REED: Sport Manager 2. ROBERT REED: Drama Thespian 1, Variety Show 1, Yearbook 1, JA 2, All School Play 1. KRISTINA M. REID: FSA 1. Academic Letter 4, Co-Op 1. JOSEPH M. REILLY: Football 4. Variety Show 1, School Services I, JA 2, Student Council 1, Class Officer 1. TIFFANY A. REININK: Band 4, Prom Commit- tee 1, Academic Letter 4, Fellowship Christian Students 2, Flag Corps 3. School Services 1, Track Band 1. ROSEMARIE RIEDEL: Variety Show 2, Choir 3, Co-Op I, Band 1. Lakeshore Singers 1. Academic Letter 2. MADONNA RIMES: Drama Thespian 1, JA 2. Band 3. Make-Up 1, Variety Show 1 THOMAS K. RIVETTE: Football 4, Variety Show 2, Baseball 4, Co-Op 1, Basketball 4. MARK G. ROCHEFORT: Band 4. DAWN M. ROCKWELL: Variety Show 4. All School Play 2, Stage Crew 4, Academic Letter 4. Musical 3. Band 4, NHS 2. SEAN V. ROGERS: JA 1, Co-Op 1, Spanish Club 1, Band I. MICHELLE L. ROSENTHAL: Make-Up 1. Keyettes 1, Choir 3. KIM SAITZ: Track 2. Prom Committee 1, Pom Pons 2, Variety Show 2, School Services I, Fellowship Christian Students 1. JOHN SANKEY: Track 3, Soccer 1, Band 4, L Club 1, JA 2, School Services 1. STELLA SARMIENTO: Basketball 4, Spanish Club 1. Musical 1, Prom Committee 1, NHS 1, Keyettes 1, Softball 2. Variety Show 2, Choir 4, Sport Manager 3, Academic Letter 1. Fellowship Christian Students 3. STEVE A. SCHAECHER: Football 3, Soccer 1. All School Play 2. Student Council 1, Basketball 2. Variety Show 2, Newspaper 1. KRISTA D. SCHEDLER: Volleyball I, JA 2, Flag Corps 2, Keyettes 1, Softball I, Band 3, Academic Letter I. MICHAEL SC HLENDER: JA 2. DENISE SCHMIDT: Drama Thespian 1, Varie- ty Show 2, Choir 3, Make-Up 2, Newspaper I CHRISTINA A. SCHMITT: Track 2. JA 1. Newspaper 2, Band 1, Keyettes 2. Ski 1, Variety Show 4, Student Council 1. Prom Committee 1, Cheerleaders 4, Fellowship Christian Students 3, Class Officer 1. LISA A. SC HRODER: Band 4, Stage Pit Band 3. DAVID B. SHEARER: Variety Show 2. All School Play 2, Musical 2, Stage Crew 3. BRIAN I). SIEWERT: Camera Club 1, Variety Show 4, All School Play 2, Choir 2, Prom Com- mittee 1, Drama Thespian 3, Musical 3. Jazz Band 2, Lakeshore Singers 1. School Services I, Class Officer 3, Fellowship Christian Students 2. JAMES SMALL: Football 4, Track 1, Basketball 4. KATHLEEN A. SMARRELLA: Drama Thes- pian 4, Musical 1. Band 4,Stage Pit Band 3, School Services 1, Academic Letter 4. Fellowship Christian Students 4. Variety Show 4, All School Play 1, Pep Band 3, Prom Committee 1, NHS 2. Keyettes 2, Rifle Corps 2. LAURA A. SMITH: Spanish Club 2, Academic Letter 3, Band 1. MIC HELLE SMYKAL: Band 3. Co-Op 1. JODY L. SPITALE: JA 1. MONA H. SPITZKE: Variety Show 2, Choir 4, Band 3. KEVIN SPLESE: Tennis 2, German Club 1, Variety Show 3. Pep Band 2, NHS 2. Track Band 2, Key 4, Soccer 1, Band 4. Jazz Band 1, Academic Letter 3, Fellowship Christian Students 2. DAVIDS.STEINKE: Wrestling 1. Band 1. DONNA L. STEINKE: Track 2. Co-Op 1, Band 4. CHRIS R. SUMMERS: Football 2, Volleyball 2. Basketball 4, Co-Op 1. TINA M. SUTHERLAND: Band 3, Co-Op 1 MICHAEL TEAL: Football 1, School Services 4. JAMES R. TETZLAFF: Football 4, Variety Show 1. Baseball 4, School Services 2. JOHN C. THOMAS: Cross Country 4. Ski 1, Musical 1, Yearbook 2, Stage Crew 2, Camera Club 4, Variety Show 2, All School Play I. Newspaper 1, Fellowship Christian Students 1. BRIAN TILLY: Band 1. RANDALL S. TOERING: Key 2, Track Band 1. Band 4, Fellowship Christian Students 2. HILARY TOPPING: Ski l.JA l.Band 4, Co-Op I, Make-Up I, Variety Show 1. Prom Committee 1, Keyettes 3. NOREEN M. TOTZKE: German Club 2, Variety Show 2, Pep Band 2, Prom Committee 1, Academic Letter 4. Track Band 2, Drama Thes- pian 2. Band 4, Stage Pit Band 2, NHS 2, Keyet- tes 2. SCOTT E. TOWNLEY: Football 2. Variety Show 3, Choir 4, Sport Manager 2, Track 2, Musical 1, School Services I. BERNARD J. TRESSMER: Camera Club 1, Ski 2, Computer Club 1. PENNY VARNEY: Make-Up 1, Band 4. School Services 1, Fellowship Christian Students 4, Variety Show 2, Prom Committee 1, Keyettes 3. SCOTT V. VERDUIN: School Services 1. MONICA VERNAZ: Choir2. JAMES VITEK: Computer Club 2, JA 1, Co-Op I,Science 1, Band 1. TONYA WAGNER: Spanish Club 2. Ski 1. Variety Show 2, Prom Committee 1, Medical Careers Club 1, Make-Up 2, Band 4, Keyettes 2. KENT A. WALTERS: Variety Show 3. Pep Band 3, Stage Pit Band 3. Track Band 1, Band 4, Jazz Band I.Co-Op I. MARY A. WEIRICK: Track 2, Musical 1, Choir 4, Prom Committee 1, Cheerleaders 3, Variety Show 4, Student Council 1, Lakeshore Singers 2, Class Officer I, Fellowship Christian Students 1. JEANNE L. WESTCOTT: Make-Up I, Matmaid 2, Stage Pit Band I, School Services 1, JA 1, Band 4. Prom Committee 1. Co-Op 1. DANIEL WESTLAKE: Ski 1, Musical 4. Lakeshore Singers 4, Variety Show 4. Choir 4, Fellowship Christian Students 4. MICHELLE WHITE: German Club 1, Equestrian 1, Musical 1, Choir 3, Lakeshore Singers 1, School Services 1, Cheerleaders 1, Fellowship Christian Students 4, Ski 1, Variety Show 4, Band 2, Flag Corps 2. Prom Committee I, Pom Pons 2, Keyettes 1. IRIETA L. WHITRIGHT: Camera Club I. Pep Band I. Track Band 1, Make-Up 2, School Ser- vices 1, Fellowship Christian Students 1. BRENDA W ILLIAMS: Variety Show 1. Choir 1. Band 4, School Services 1. BRIAN E. WOLFF: Basketball 4. Variety Show 1. Band 4, NHS 2. Track Band 1. Key 3, Year- book 1. Jazz Band 1, Academic Letter 3, Fellowship Christian Students 1. KARIN S. WOODRUFF: FSA 1, Choir 1. Varie- ty Show 2. KAREN A. WORKINGER: Track 2. Variety Show 1. CATHERINE WURTZ: Track 4. Make-Up 3, Variety Show 1, Choir 4, Art Club 2, JA 2. Musical 1, School Services 1. MARK YOST: Wrestling 1. Sport Manager 1 15 Doug A1 bee Heidi Albrecht Suzie Anstey Stacey Arney Cory Atherton Michael Baggcsi Laura Barnett Jill Bernson Holly Bitz Chris Black Michel Boclcke Tracy Bohanek Debbie Broadfield Kellye Bruce Kellen Brugman Monica Burbach Tammy Buzalski Brian Bythrow Michelle Boelcke and Chris Lillegard discuss their plans for the weekend. s E N 1 O R S Catherine Callender l.ori Capozio Erik Carlson 17 Melissa Carpenter Kimberley Carper Kevin J. Carr Jeff Chappell Chris M. Charleston Thad Chartrand Patti Childs Lisa Cockrell Steve Collins 18 Jamie Connell Deborah Covert Lisa Craig Jcppc Crcnzien Jcnni Dame Laura L. Dasc Scott DeFries Tammy M. DcMaria David Dent Rob Denton Steve Denton Jason DcVoir Jim Dickson David Dicdcrich Darrell Dinges 19 Paul Dixon Tammy Dlouhy Jeff Dorn Timothy R. Drews Tom Drews Scott Duncan Lotetta K. Haves Rudy Eichcndorff Brian D. Eisner Gerald Ernst Michael James Essig Sabine Fack 20 Michelle Faust Matthew Thomas Fleishcr Kim Foust Lcsa Fowler Karla K. Hartline Debbie Henkel Paula Ann Hoffmann Edgar Allen Hild Frank Isom Cathy Hagcnauer Shelli Hassc Gidget Heritz Dennis Hahn Theresa M. Haynes Stephanie K. Hersh Mark flutter Kris Reid Eric Lee Chris Lewis Scott Kapp Brian Kcltz Ronnie Kenreich Nicole Klctt Laurie J. and Lorctla E. Denise S. and Tracy M. Danny Westlake s E N I O R S 24 Linda Kohn William Kocbcl Leah M. Kretchman Debbie Lapc Charlotta Lassvik Barb Lawrick Chris Lewis Christine Lillegard Maureen Lindenberg Stephen D. Lock man Dennis Looney Juanita F. Lopez Rob Machemer Kelly Mack Mike Malin Tracy R. Marsh Jeff Mashak Kimberly A. McCarley Debbie McCormick Tracy Ann McGee 25 EdHild Brian Kcltz Debbie Henkel go ttJ Z — O o£ go Kevin Merrill Darren McNccs Kristy Milam Wendi Miller Kris Mitchell Serina Morgan John Neal s E N I O R S Wendy Piepenburg and Scott Verduin Melissa C. and Laura B. Gerald Ernst 26 Amy O’Dell Tom Nelson % Lori Ondraka Kimberly Ovcrheul Wiley Payne Dawn Pesko Lori Phelan Glen Phillipi Christine Ponton Lori Phelan Tammv Dlouhv s E N I O R S Donna M. Polaskey Christie L. Ponton Tamcra M. Por Jeff Reed Robert Reed Kris Reid 28 Joe Reilly Tiffany Rcinink Rosemarie Riedel Thomas Kyle Rivette Dawn M. Rockwell Scan Rogers Michelle Rosenthal Kimberly Saitz John Sankey Steve Schaecher Krista D. Schcdlcr Mike Schlcndcr Christina Ann Schmitt Lisa Schrocder Brian Tilly Biology Class? Steve Collins and Kevin Carr 29 oo 70 O — Z m oo CO UJ z — O 0£ C 3 Brian Shindcldcckcr David Shearer Brian David Siewert Jim Small Kathy Smarrella Laura Smith Michelle Smykal Jody Spitalc Mike Teal James Tetzlaff John Christopher Thomas Bryan Tilly Randall Scott Tocring Hilary Sue Topping Noreen Totzke Scott Townley Ben Trcssmcr Penny Varney Scott Verduin Jim Vitek Tonya L. Wagner Camilla Brand and John Thomas s E N I O R S Jim Vitek 31 Suzy Woodruff Karen Allyn Workingcr Cathy Wurtz Mark Yost Brenda Williams Brian Edward Wolff Reta L. Whitright s E N I O R S 32 Not Pictured Sarah Elizabeth Chason Holly Jean Cram Franklin G. Emery. Jr. Sherrie Renee Emery Celeste Jeanine Fuzak Clarence A. Gambill. Jr. Sue Gosncll William David Haines Lorna Marie Marsh Charles A. Martin Don R. Milum Walter J. Nelson. Jr. Leonard Pitts Madonna Rimes Mark Gordon Rochefort Stella InesSarmicnto Victoria Scheucr Brian L. Smith Mona H. Spitzkc Don R. Stanton. Jr. Monica Rene Vernaz Michael Leon Wood Jim Tetzlaff Lisa Schroedcr David Brian Shearer June 20, 1967 — January 9, 1985 David My friend you’re gone I miss you, I do And I know that in Heaven God will take care of you. We’ve had so many happy times. I hate to see it end And when 1 say my prayers at night I think of you, my friend. Life goes on for me With memories of you — Somehow your smile had the way To take away my blues. So now I just have memories of the things we used to do M All of the things we shared before ... £ I’ll always remember you. fyj 0 by Wendy Piepenburg R 1 A L 33 Pat Abbey Kari Abbott Deanna Akins Shelly Andres Janan Arbanas Becka Arick Kim Aroney Chris Bailey Brad Bailie Michelle Ballard Becky Barnak Todd Batson Tammy Becella Jenny Becker Christine Bedunah Melissa Bowman Dean Brackcnridge Teresa Brady Fred Brauchler Doug Bredeweg Todd Brooks Jim Brown Top: Hey, Eric Phelps, you’re look- ing good!! Bottom: Turn it up Tony Alcala. Top: Dawn Willis, Pat Abbey, and Jenny Becker smile for the camera Bottom: Lynn Wilson, Dave Caple, Brad Wahl and Dawn McLean. Jim Sarmiento and Dave McGrath. Rod Burandt Tim Campbell Dave Caple Gino Capozio Dan Carr Mark Ciciora Dan Cole Ryan Coleman Dawn Crider Michelle Culver Andrea Czech Cathy DeMaria Becky Dickson Paul Eagle Norman Eastman Anne Easton Deloris Eichendorff Maria Engel Steve Ernst Lori Feather Bryan Fields Bruce Flippo Jon Forcadc Tony Friesl Janis Fuzak Brenl Garbuschcwski Paul Gassoway Julie German Kelly Gillespie Jori Grams Heidi Grccndonner Rhonda Griffiths Eliza Grozescu Paul Guse Deborah Haak Pat Hacker Michelle Haney Larry Hardin Randy Hardy Jay Hatch Tcna Hercik Lisa Hickcox Judy Hicks Michelle Holt Mark Pheil and Peter Simons. Elize Grozescu and Andrea Czech show smiles for the camera. Tim Hopke Amy Huebner Mike Jackcmcycr Vicky Jackson Candi Jacques Matt Jaske Debbie Haak studying hard Ron Jaworski Tracy Jenkins Dawn Johnson Jason Johnson Kendall Joseph Julie Judkins Kim Kcndzora Dawn Klass Jill Knowles Jerry Knowles Amy Koch Jeff Kohn Chris Krieger Lori Krogel Kevin Kubschizckc Tom Kuhlman Jason Kwader Rob Lausch Rob Lausman Dawn l.awson Steve Levi Darcy Libs Chris Lohroff Derek Loikits Valinda Long Amy Mangold Rich Mann Mike Marcade Wendy Marckcsc Cindy Marks Cheryl Marsh Terina Martin Top: Elaine Steinkc. Bottom: Allen Ray going to student lounge to study. Joe Morgan Sue Morse Curt Muchmorc Theresa Muday Mike Nagorski Allyn Nitz David Nitz Michelle Nitz Tom Norbey Amy Nye John Peden Sandy Pctzkc Eric Phelps Jamie Phillipi Caroline Pichl Mark Pfeil Marianne Matz David McGrath Traci McGrath Dawn McLean Rob McPherson Jill McQuown Darcy Libs, Sue Morse, and Rob Lausch showing a typical Fri- day morning. Liz Sukys and Sheila Shafer trying to figure out what Sheila is eating. Teresa Polaskey Glen Pounders Mindy Powell Debra Quay Lois Ramthun Ron Ralh Alan Ray Michelle Renfrow Audra Rhodes Ursula Riedel Brett Riley Steve Ringer Brenda Rodda Jeff Roden Sherri Rocmer Derek Rothschild Oops almost fell asleep. Good morning teachers! Joe Rybarezyk Karen Sandel Tamara Schadlcr Mike Schaub Howard Schmidt Pat Schmidt Sue Smith and Shelly Wegner making plans for a Friday night. Sheila Shafer Mike Sherwood Kim Shreve Peter Simmons Justin Skwara Rick Smith J u N I O R S 38 Sue Smith Jeff Spear John Spear Elaine Stcinke Jim Stietzel Julie Stclter John Stratford Jennifer Strong Randy Styezynsky Liz Sukys Jon Surch Lori Sutherland Dana Siewert Katie Taber Rodney Tocring Heidi Totzke Dawn McLean, Teresa Polaskey and Tena Hereik. Dana Trcacy Wendy Trux Mike Turk Janis Vandermolcn Chris Veach Jim Vitale Brad Wahl Roger Warner Jeff Wheeler Roger Wier Ken Weisz Shelle Wegner Anita Wendzel Ken Williams Erin Willis Lynn Wilson Doug Whitehead Laura Whitwam David Wolf Sandy Zachary Gary Zavoral Scott Zehm Not pictured Steven Adair Robert Anstey Charles Bailey Jennifer Campbell Scott Casserly Joe DeFay Brian Gcrstenkorn William Gracin Robert Hauske Michael Hoffman Scott Kavanaugh Rhonda Leitz Heidi Milum Gregory Molter Kelly Momany Anthony Pharias Scott Roberts James Sarmiento Lorri Schaucr Wendy Shamblin Jeffery Slabaugh Caroline Speed Gerald Spitzke Julie Stelter and Audra Rhodes. Jeff Roden at a Lancer football game. Michelle and Debbie pose for a picture. Steve Levi flexes his muscles. Keith Bodjack Curt Muchmore Justin studies hard. 39 X ( ) o cc ilm F R O S H 40 1. Fred Fernau, Bruce Blacock, Jeff Sanders. Jim Fent, Scott Foust and Rick Frohock show their spirit at a game. 2. Sue Synder and Jamie Hamer share an um- brella. 4. Ben Riedel. Nicole Richards and Katie Sturcz smiling for the photographer. David Abbey Mike Abbot Randy Aiken Darrel Albright Anthony Alcala Tom Anthony Steven Arend Cheric Aroncy Bryan Bahm Natalie Baugher Lisa Baushkc Michelle Berndt Scott Berry Veronica Bevilacqua Mark Bitz Bruce Blalock Sandra Blevins Mary Ellen Boldt Randy Bon foe y Michael Borr Matthew Bower Julie Brackenridge Marcie Briney Peter Brooks Todd Brown Karen Brueck David Bryant Kirk Bunnell David Burnett Angela Campbell Jennifer Campbell Jody Caputo Tracey Carter Chris Chapman Matt Chartrand Melinda Chen Scott Chernetski Mike Clem Matt Cluff Doug Conner Kerry Crowder Stacy Cunningham Bart Daniel Angela Deaton William Deaton Charles Denton Joanna DeMaria Gina Dernier s o p H 41 Mike Deschaaf Lisa Dillard Lisa DiMaggio Lisa Dlouhy Joey Dushck Michelle Eagle Don Edwards Ron Edwards Sharon Elders Terry F.nders David Essig Richard Fanslau Jim Fent Fred Fcrnau Renee First Walter Flaga Scott Foust Sue French Holly Froberg Rick Frohock Belinda Garcia Melinda Garcia Bill Gatchcll Jon Gathright Michelle Gathright Eric Gilreath Diana Goch Amy Godush s o p H 42 Andrea Golladay Bill Gooding Tammy Grassl Kris Grau Kreg Greening Jeff Gustafson Eric Halvorson Chris Harman Jamie Harncr Pat Harper Holly Hctfield Scott Holbcn Steve Holt Lisa Jenkins Missy Joanis Teresa Joslyn Paul Kascwurm Rich Kiehn Michelle Kirksey Julie Klasscn Tina Kosachuk Lise Kragt Kristen Kretchman Rob LaMunion Jim Lane Keith Lausman Teresa Lear Renee Lenk Yvette Lera Gerald Link Kathy Link Jim Lopez Don Luth Corey Mann Toby Marsh Mary Martin George Marutz Mickey Masterson Kim Matz Chris McConomy Michelle Meyer Terry Meyer Dawn Michaels Jenny Miller Donell Moely Dawnell Morgan Doug Morse Rob Moxley Tammy Murphy Doug Nchrig Jane Neitzke Tom Nelson Tod Nichols Aaron Niemi Shirley Nitz Tessa Nitz Ann Marie Nosotti Mary Beth Nosotti David Nus Nancy Nye s o p H 43 Noreen Nye Pam Odell Todd Olson Tom Olson Chris Orlaskc Kim Paul Joel Pennington Scan Phelan Don Phillips Lee Ray Phipps Kim Prcnkcrt John Priester Mark Pyburn John Reilly Angie Reinhardt Frank Rcnfrow Nichole Richards Dave Richardson Matt Richardson Matt Richter Lynn Rickard Mark Ridgeway Ben Riedel Tammy Riepma Bill Hollerbach emerges Paul Kasewurm relaxes during lunch, from his locker. Belinda Garcia and Randy Harding study diligently. Scott Roberts Lora Roemer David Rosa Cheryl Roscntrctcr Taryn Ruble Jeff Sanders Julie Sandmann Sandy Schadler Toni Schalon Mark Schlutt Scott Schmaltz Velva Schroeder Mike Schuur Sherrie Scott Bill Seeburger Jeff Simon Jenny Sirk Dan Skiver John Smarrclla S Harry Smith Q Liz Smith Sue Snyder Gary Sorensen H Louann Spitale 44 John Spitzcr Tonya Steinberger Chris Steiner Jeff Steinkc Matt Stietzel Mike Street Barb Sturcz Katie Sturcz Tina Tcdrick Keith Terry Joy Thomas Jeff Tiefcnbach Cindy Traylor Jenni Treacy Kim Todd Ken Tollefson Joe Tourangeau Jenny Vandcrmecr Mark Van Fatten Jim Vida Michelle Walter Brian Wesaw Andrea White Matt Williams The Sophomore class rise to their feet to show spirit! Bruce Blalock and Jeff Sanders with their jogging attire. Mike Williams Penny Williams Randv Wolamn Kelly Woodruff Kim Wooten Angela Wurtz Theresa Yore Gary Ziclke Laura Zinkil Jeff Zotsman Not Pictured: Bill Almond John Bale Todd Batson John Blahnik Keith Bodjack Rusty Boelckc Michelle Culver Augustin Dclbcrn John Dunnington David Edmonds Eric First Pat Hacker Chris Harmon Kathy Harper Bill Hollerbach Scott Isham Jim Lakey Mark Lcibcl David Marsh Ray Moore Teresa Olcs Brian Puckett Michelle Rcnfrow Tito Rodriguez Melissa Ruff Howard Schmidt Allen Skiver Joseph Spear Julia Tibone Dcnncs VanAntwerp Mark Wcnzlaff s o p H 45 CO Ui oc O O X a CO s o p H S 46 Above: Laurie Gracer, Lucy Kras, and Gina Hartwig crash in the hall before first hour. Middle: Anissa Henkel, Kellie Zachary, and Sue Greene pose for the photographer on the way to lunch. Right: Ron Crowder studies some everyday germs in Geology class. FRESHMEN ’88 Michelle Abbott Robert Ackerman Eric Albrecht Ann Amicarelli Brian Armstrong Chris Baggcsi Angela Baird Kathy Baldridge Deanna Barker Emily Barsuhn Charlotte Beardslee Amy Becher William Beck Dale Beeney Eric Bercndscn Dawn Bierlein Kevin Blalock Frank Boehm Michelle Bohanek Michael Boyl Jenny Braford Esther Brauchler Ted Broadfield Andy Brooks Robert Bruce Carrie Brown Darrin Broyles Jason Brueck Katie Brugman Paul Brunson Jimmy Bullock Hope Burgess David Campbell Dawn Carper Christy Chapman Mike Charleston Elvia Chavez Bob Cheek Cindy Chevrettc Anne Clem Bill Clow Jason Cluff Debby Coffey Mike Cockrell Doug Collins Lyn Cooper Julie Craig Ronald Crowder F R O S H 47 IcnO O-n Curtis Curry Jami Curtis Barth Czech Paul Daniel Tony Davis Amy Dent Sharon Diederich Rodney Dillard Shannon Dobbins Tim Dye Mary Ebcrhardt Tammy Eichclbcrgcr Sandra Eisner Amy Endcrs Kathleen Feather Bret Fencl Eric Ferguson Lori Fielders Amy Finch Lawrence Fitzgerald Brad Flippo Russ Ford Danielle Foust Beth Freeman Joe Friesl Cathy Garbuschcwski Joel Gargano Mark Garlanger Sue Gelandcr John Gioupis Jason Godush Craig Gosnell Laurie Gracer Suzanah Greene Marc Grozescu Robert Haak Dirk Hafer Lisa Hagcnaucr John Harris Regina Hartwig Tim Hasse Keith Hauch Nicole Hell Anisa Henkel Larry Hill John Holbrook Kym Horton Kim Huebncr Mark Hultgren Zena Jahnkc Laura Jasper Lisa Johnson Darren Jones Ken Jones Robin Joseph April Kaeding Sabrina Karl Brian Kavanaugh Bruce Kcltz Ron Ketchman Tony Kickles Julie Kicsscl Paul Kirchner Jackie Klauck Chris Klus Daniel Kniola Kara Knuth Amy Koehler James Korican Jamie Kovach Lucy Kras Tonia Krause Holley Krone John Kruggcl Molly Kuhlman Sean Larson David Lcffcl Ann Lchuc Brent Lenthall Heather Levi Debbie Lockman Jeff Lyon Tim Mackay Kelly Malin Doris Malukc Dave Marcade Mary Martin George Marutz Scott Mashak Kerry McCarley Debbie McLean Connie McIntosh Jarrod McNees Dan Meeker Kristi Miller Liz Miller Terri Miller Wendy Miller Robert Mischke Brian Mitowski Julie Mix Melissa Monroe Howard Moore Sierra Morgan Lisa Morrow Jim Moshier Carl Mullins Darren Murphy Kathryn Nelson Lisa Nelson Tresa Nichols Daniel Nitz Kevin Kitz Natalie Notaro Jeff Nyland Andrea Nystuen Rebecca Odell Chris Olson Jessica Paarlberg Cathy Pallas Tricia Palmer Warren Parrish Chris Parker Mia Patterson Paul Payne Scott Peldys David Peterson Steve Petros u. o' O cn x Michael Petzke Chris Pharias Malt Picpcnburg Steve Pool Chris Porter Vicki Poulson Julie Reisig William Regits Jamal Rhinchardt Jill Richter Mary Richter Chondra Richwine John Robbins Regina Rogers Erica Rutlin Santina Santanielio Diane Sarmicnto Maureen Schaechcr Trent Scheuer Dawn Schlender Stacy Schulstrom Tom Schroeder James Schuld Roxanne Schultz James Schulze Dawn Scott Saisha Scifreit Cindy Seigler Melinda Seltmann Nancy Shadlc Denise Shaffer Kathy Shahbaz Mark Shearer Scott Shepherd Trevor Shicl Ginger Shindcldecker Michelle Simpson Joe Small Brian Smikle John Smith Michelle Smith Dan Spear Jeff Starbuck David Stauffer Kim Stehle Karen Stokes David Strejc Angie Strcfling Sheila Sweers Sheri Swierbut Tricia Taber Buich Terry Keith Terry Julie Tibonc Scott Tiefcnbach Todd Tilly Kiri Tollaksen Debra Tomancik Mark Vandermolcn Robin Vcrnaz Richard Wallstcn Jason Ward Kim Warkentien Kim Weatherly Dawn Wesaw Bill Wcstcrbckc Deana Weyerbacher Dave Whittaker Tina Whitaker Tom Whitwam Barb Williams Jenny Williams Lisa Wilson Jenny Wisler April Wojcik Sharon Wolf Denise Wrights Trisha Yeske Steven Yocum Eric York Kellie Zachary Chad Zavoral Brad Zimmerman Mike Zindler Scan Larson, and Andy Brooks take timeout between classes. Sue Gelander, late again for class? Not Pictured: Melissa Akins Ken Hansen Chris Baginske Mike Klug David Bryant Tina Kosachuk Randy Burdine Kristina Kretchman Tim Bush Steve Lein Deanna Cook Kristine Marsh Don Dewitt Kevin Meschke Lisa Dillard Marvin Millikcn Todd Dixon Janet Pauls Jerry Doan Brian Rogers F Joe Suchek Nancy Shadlc R Harry Fleck Anna Shoemake Brad Frisch Vince Smart O Todd Godfrey Jean Snyder s Kreg Greening Brad Sokoloskis H 51 I Board of Education BOARD OF EDUCATION Nicky Baker, Myron Apple, Dave Williams. Back: Donald Jewell, Bud Totzkc, Dick Ramthun, Steven Hadaway; President. Central Administration Gary Campbell; Interim Superintendent Jule Gast, Director of Food Services F Gloria Vandcrbcck; Director of Curriculum £ u L T Y Mr. Edward Reilly, Principal Mr. Dennis Kniola, Assistant Principal and Athletic Director. Left: Joyce Zcilke; Secretary. Marge Bischoff; Guidance, Norma Rosen- thal; Attendance. June Avery; Library. Custodians: Dale Nelson, Fred Rantz, Bob Burdine. Cooks: Viva Spilgcr, Kathy Pctzke, Carol Lindenberg, Sue Kimley, Phillis Lawrick, Joyct Frazier, Betty Fournier, Jan Schadler, Jean Spitzcr, June Covington. Arlene Dingcs. 54 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Dennis Lundgren, Lou Ann Shane, Bill Hild, Bembenek, Gene Ball, Janice Lane. Mili Hamblen, Business Jim VOCATIONAL ARTS Jane Hild. Ed Koehler, Gary Groat. Tom Kacynski, Barry Kenreich, Lee Muchmore. SOCIAL STUDIES F A C U L I Y Jim Maicr, Bill Wroblcwski, A. Thomas Smith, Kerry Lewis, Robert Grcendonner. Language Arts Arlene Stover; English English: Vickie Poole. Barb Lovcllcttc, Arlene Stover, Sue Johns. Carol Wroblewski, Sue Rapp. Mcrla Sinn. Math and Science Math: Bob Sotnyk, Marilyn Nelson, Dennis Brueck, Tom Porter, Bill Wilkinson. Don Myers, Science teacher SPECIAL EDUCATION: Randi Ycskc, Sally Cheek. COUNSELORS: Lloyd MacTavish, Dorothy Hildebrand, Ken Humes PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Russ Olin, Dave Topping. Diana Davis. Principal Ed Reilly, asks two of Lakeshore’s finest, Steve Schaecher and Tom Norbey, for a pass. LHS GRIDDERS GO 5-4, GAIN Front Row: Tim Hopke, Chris l.cwis. Bob Lausman, Scott Franklin, Erie Lee. Scott Townlcy, Jim Tct .laff, Jason DeVoir. Brad Wahl. Second Row: John Gathright. John Peden, Justin Skwara. Greg Molter. Tom Rivette, 1 1 ric Phelps, Joe Reilly, I rank Renfro, John Spear, Third Row: Bruce Flippo, Brent Garbuschewski, Dave McGrath, Rich Mann, Flric f irst. Ken Tollcfson, Mark VanPatten, Mark Mutter, Fourth Row: Roger Wier, Scott Isham, Paul Dixon, Todd Neibauer, Dave Caplc, Coaches: Dave Topping, Terry Rose, Chuck Salvano, Dave Koch, Steve Adler. F O O T B A L L 60 LHS won a second place in the Lakeland Conference Red division. New head coach Chuck Salvano, with the assistance of Dave Topping, and Terry Rose, gave a physically small team the confidence to go out and win, gaining the best season record in four years. LHS also established a new record in kick off returns, when junior Brad Wahl carried for 308 yds. in nine tries. Senior Jim Tetzlaff set a new individual single game record of 204 yds. for rushing. Chris Lewis received the 1984 Coaches Award, while Jim Tetzlaff received the Senior Back Award and Joe Reilly received the Senior Lineman Award. Tom Rivette and Chris Lewis were co-captains. Scott Franklin won the 1984 Rookie of the Year Award. First team offensive awards went to Eric Lee, Jim Tetzlaff, Brad Wahl, Joe Reilly, Eric Phelps, and Ken Tollcfson; first team defensive honors went to Dave McGrath, Richard Mann, Tom Rivette, Chris Lewis, Justin Skwara, and Eric First. Lakeshore completed a successful season by securing 12 of the 24 positions on the all conference team. 2. Brad Wahl driving to the finish. 3. Ken Tollcfson ready for a good stick. I ancer offense pulling off a spectacular play. SECOND IN CONFERENCE Frank Renfro gives the “thumbs up sign to the lancers. 4. Chris Lewis won't let him take another step. 5. Chris Lewis scanning the Lancers turf. LHS LHS LHS 2. Jim Small making yardage for Lakcshorc. 6. Lancer LHS defense stops the Mustangs. 7. Dave McGrath. LHS LHS LHS LHS 0 33 24 15 19 41 7 13 St. Joe 34 Coloma 6 River Valley 0 Dowagiac 16 Greenville 14 Buchanan 0 Reeths Puffer 32 Benton Harbor 26 F O O T B A L L 61 J.V. GOES 2 AND 6 Front: Tom Anthony (JV). Tod Olson (JV). Jim Korican (F), Chris Olson (F), Bart Daniel (JV). Bill Hollerbach (JV), Sean Phelan (JV), Dar- ren Murphy (F). Second Row: Matt Richardson (JV). R. L. Wallstcn (F), Jim Lakey (JV). Matt Cluff (JV), Gary Zielke (JV), Richard Kichn (JV). LeeRay Phipps (JV). Arte Stein (F). Third Row: Peter Brooks (JV). Scott Ticfcnbach (F), Tod Tilly (F), Tim Dye (F). Toby Marsh (JV). Jeff Gustafson (JV). Bruce Kcltz (F), Shawn Larson (F). Back: Rob Ackerman (JV). Jason Godush (F). Tom Whitwam (JV), Todd Brown (JV). Dave Abbey (JV), Bill Gooding (JV). Coaches Tom McKenzie and Jeff Zimmerman. Although this year's junior varsity football team did not have a successful season statistically, it was a good season because the players gained valuable experience. With a record of 2-6 the little Lancers were led offen- sively by running back Sean Phelan. Running back Jim Lakey was also a stand-out, leading the team in yards gained. Captains Peter Brooks and Matt Cluff were the defen- sive standouts, with Peter Brooks leading the team in tackles, as well as making the most outstanding tackle of the season. The J.V.'s Beat Coloma and Dowagiac, but Coaches Koch and Adler felt a highlight of the season occurred when Jim Lakey broke loose for a 55 yard touchdown run against Benton Harbor. Coaches Koch and Adler felt, “The boys maintained good attitudes, and attempted to improve in every phase of the game.'’ The two coaches thought the outstanding leadership of Tim Hopke helped tremendously and voted Jeff Gustafson and Dave Ed- monds the most improved players. The best attitude award went to Dave Abbey. LHS 0 St. Joseph 16 LHS 22 Coloma 6 LHS 14 Dowagiac 0 LHS 0 Greenville 34 LHS 0 Buchanan 28 LHS 0 Muskegon 28 LHS 0 Paw Paw 26 LHS 14 Benton Harbor 26 o T B A L L 62 Frosh Go One and Seven Tom Whitwam carries the ball. Stand proud. Tod Tilly. Freshman Football had a better season than the 1-7 standing indicates. After one game with a combined Freshman-Sophomore team the Freshman split away and started their own team. With a lot of first year players on this year's team. Coach McKenzie stressed fun- damentals. Fie called the season a “learning experience. McKenzie also said that although the team played well they were outweighted by most opponents. Some of this year's outstanding players in- cluded Linebackers Tod Tilley and Bruce Keltz. Linebackers Chad Zavoral, Ross Ackerman and Darren Murphy were the leading tacklers. Murphy was also the leading ballcarrier. Quarterback Jim Korican also played well this year. Lakeshore 0 St. Joseph 54 Lakeshore 6 Dowagiac 26 Lakeshore 22 Buchanan 0 Lakeshore 0 Dowagiac 38 Lakeshore 8 Berrien 38 Lakeshore 6 Decatur 50 Lakeshore 0 B. Flarbor 16 Lakeshore 0 Paw Paw 43 VARSITY GOLF FINISHES BEST IN STATE Scoreboard 2nd at Buchanan 177 2nd at Dowagiac 164 1st at Lakeshore 156 1st at River Valley 166 1st at Coloma 166 5th at S.W. Michigan 349 5th at Grand Rapids 401 18 Hole Tournaments 5th at S.W. Michigan 349 5th at Grand Rapids 401 3rd at Lakeshore 335 3rd at Michigan H.S. 327 3rd at M.H.S.A.A. 662 6th at Battle Creek 148 4th at Mattawan 335 Dual Matches LHS 158 Bridgman 188 LHS 173 L.M.C. 187 From Left lo Right: Mr. Lambert, Scott Kapp. Wiley Payne, Mark Nelson, Jeff Dorn. Not Pictured: Tom Nelson. The 1984 golf team had the best finish of any LHS team in the State Finals. They finished 10th overall, and Jeff Dorn shot the lowest round at the finals. In the past 7 years, the team finished the best in the conference, and finished best in conference tournaments for the past 8 years. Jeff Dorn made All State Class B. and im- proved the team record. In the past 21 years, the record for the team is 564 wins and 129 losses. The golf team made great shots to capture the crown. The team had returning letterman: Jeff Dorn, Scott Kapp, Tom Nelson, Wiley Payne, and Mark Nelson. Wiley Payne smiling happily. Wiley Payne, Scott Kapp, Jeff Dorn walking to the next hole and below Mark Nelson lining up a putt. Nice shot Scott Kapp. Mark Nelson teeing off. Scott watches his shot. Wiley Payne aims for next shot. Tom Nelson stops for a smile. Best in Conference for Seven Consecutive G Y ears ° F 65 Marcy Brincy. Girl’s Varsity Basketball Front: Stacy Arney, Connie Mensinger, Sue Snyder, Traci McGrath. Julie Brackcnridgc, Karla Hartlinc, and Marcie Briney. Back: Stella Sarmiento. Michelle Gathright, Cindy Marks, Lori Phelan and Coach Maier. This year's Girl's Varsity Basketball team finish- ed the season with an 11-11 overall record, and placed second in the Lakeland Red Division. Along the path of their even season, the Lady Lancers rallied to defeat teams such as Edwardsburg by as much as 39 points. Among the outstanding players for the Lancer team were senior, Karla Hartlinc and sophomores, Julie Brackenridge and Michelle Gathright. Karla Hartlinc led the Lancers with a total of 264 points. Julie Brackenridge had the most rebounds for the season (201), and Michelle Gathright led the lancers with 44 assists. These outstanding members of the team were backed by the following players: Stacy Arney, Lori Phelan, Stella Sarmiento, Marcy Briney, Cindy Marks, Traci McGrath and Connie Mensinger. Tri-City Tournament (St. Joe) 31-41 V. Tri-City Tournament (LMC) 58-35 LHS 54 Bridgman 30 I.HS 46 Dowagiac 49 B LHS 37 Allegan 47 LHS 35 Berrien Springs 39 A LHS 69 Edwardsburg 30 i 1.HS 55 Buchanan 49 s LHS 50 Cassopolis 46 K LHS 42 River Valley 29 LHS 38 Brandywine 47 E LHS 55 Coloma 35 LHS 35 Dowagiac 53 T LHS 66 Buchanan 45 T LHS 38 Berrien Springs 37 B LHS 47 Brandywine 52 LHS 23 St Joseph 36 A l.HS 41 Cassopolis 53 r LHS 34 River Valley 36 L LHS 41 Coloma 34 LHS 46 Coloma 27 L 66 LHS 19 St. Joseph 27 3. Stacy Arney waits for a rebound. 4. Karla Hartlinc shoots 2! 5. Michelle Gathright drives in. Has an Even Season; 11-11 1. Karla Hartline goes up for two. 2. y Coach Maier reviews the game plan. 3. Michelle Gathright sets up a play. 4. Connie Mcnsinger skies for a rebound. B 5. Connie takes orders from the Coach. 6. Lakeshorc jumps for another shot. 7. Julie Brackcnridgc blocks a shot. K E T B A L L 67 J.V ’s Swoop the Hoop! Back Row: Coach Warner. Kara Knuth, Mary Ellen Boldt, Maureen Schaecher. Anne Clem, and Amy Bechcr Front Row: Kim Pauls Jennifer Williams Jessica Paarlbcrg. Mary Knuth. and Chowndra Richwinc. Katie Brugman thinks over the situation. LHS LHS l.HS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS l.HS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS l.HS G. B A S K E T B A L L 68 14 25 27 42 50 28 41 54 44 47 54 37 38 44 18 31 38 39 39 37 Slats St. Joe LMC Bridgman Dowagiac Allegan Berrien Springs Edwardsburg Buchanan Cassopolis River Valley Brandywine Coloma Dowagiac Buchanan Berrien Springs Brandywine St. Joe Cassopolis River Valley Coloma 43 60 22 19 30 55 32 35 35 21 26 23 12 33 38 26 32 43 26 21 The 1984 Junior Varsity season displayed a lot of teamwork. Although the Lady Lancers got off to a slow start, 7 of the players scored in each game. A rookie team, with 9 freshmen, highlighted the season with a hard-fought 38-32 victory over St. Joseph. Anne Clem, a freshman, was voted most valuable player by her team- mates. Amy Becher received most improved player. The leading scorer was Anne Clem. Katie Brugman received the honor of leading re- bounder. Coach Craig Warner was quoted as saying “This year’s team was a good example of a team that displayed a lot of teamwork.” Paying attcnlion? Lancer jump ball. Lancers take a time out. CROSS COUNTRY WINS CONFERENCE, 7th STRAIGHT YEAR Front Row: Kevin Carr, Steve Collins, Dana Treacy, Jason Bruek, Dave Richardson, Dave Stauffer, Steve Levi, John Thomas. Back Row: Tom Norby, Darrin Broyles. Brian Kavanaugh. Ken Hansen. Jerry Doan. David Strcjc. Doug Collins. Kevin Carr had the scconu best lime of 16:53. Tom Norbcy, Steve Collins and Dave Richardson had individual best times in the 5k of 15:56, 16:52. 18:27. The team proudly displaying their conference trophy. Freshman Dave Strejc had a best time of 18:46 in the 5K. Mr. Brown leading his team across the field. cross country team. The Lancer Cross Country team was very successful this season. They finished with a 16-1 dual meet record, and were 3-0 in the conference. This was the seventh consecutive year that they have won the conference championship. Sen- iors John Thomas, Kevin Carr, and Steve Collins have partici- pated for four years at LHS. Tom Norbey and Dana Treacy placed individually in the regional meet at Brandywine and went on to run at the state meet in Linden, Michigan. The Girls Cross Country team did not have the necessary 5 members to field a team this year. Camilla Brand and Lotta Lassvik, Swedish exchange students ran for LHS in many meets as individuals. Their best times for the 5k were Camilla 24:32 and Lotta 23:22. LHS 25 Brandv wine 31 LHS 31 Niles 24 LHS 25 S B Riley 30 LHS 15 Watcrvliet 50 LHS 15 Benton Harbor 50 LHS 20 Dowagiac 42 LHS 24 Edwardsburg 32 I HS 27 St. Joseph 28 LHS 17 LMC 42 LHS 15 Benton Harbor 49 LHS 19 LMC 40 LHS 26 Buchanan 33 LHS 18 Berrien Springs 43 LHS 22 Bridgman 33 LHS 16 River Valley 47 LHS 21 Dowagiac 40 LHS 19 Coloma 41 c R O S S c o u N T R Y 69 Fred Fernau throws the ball. Soccer is a Kick in the Grass! Standing: Coach Vytas Sukys, Don Edwards, Paul Kasewurm. Scott Zehm. Ron Edwards, Tracy Jenkins. Mary Beth Nosotti, Scott Foust, Mike Zindler. Mark Vandermolen. Ed Hild, and John Sankey. Kneeling: Brian Bythrow. Fred Fernau. Matt Williams. Steve Schaechcr. David Nus. Kirk Bunnell, Jerry Knowles, Kevin Splcsc. and Keith Lausman. The soccer team was very successful for the first year of competition. They set a 9- 4-1 record, that is going to be hard to beat in future years. They started out on a shaky note with their first match, ending in a 5-4 loss to Michigan City Marquette. As the season progressed, they gained ex- perience and put together a 7 match winn- ing streak. At the end of the season, Scott Zehm, a junior, received the most valuable player award. Seniors Brian Bythrow, John Sankey, Steve Schaecher, and Kevin Splese displayed their soccer talents for the first and last time. These seniors were an important force behind the team. The 1985 team will have 19 returning lettermen. LHS 4 M.C. Marquette 5 LHS 2 M.C. Marquette 1 LHS 0 Portage Northern 7 LHS 0 Plainwell 3 LHS 6 Niles 1st Assem. 1 LHS 3 St. Joseph 1 LHS 3 Paw Paw 1 LHS 4 Three Rivers 0 LHS 6 Niles 1st Assem. 1 LHS 4 Kal. Hackett 2 LHS 5 Grace Chris. 4 LHS 2 Parchment 4 LHS 2 Sturgis 2 LHS 7 Paw Paw 2 Steve Schaecher, star goalie, saves another goal. 2. Matt Williams and Roger Warner lake the ball from their opponents. 4. Paul Kasewurm shows his soccer abilities. Mary Beth Nosotti flashes a pose for the photographer. 2 Kirk Bunnell warms up at practice. 3. Scott Zehm docs a “throw-in.” 8. Kascwurm dribbles toward the goal. 5. John Sankey gets a pep talk. 6. Splese beats the defense with a quick kick. 7. MaryBeth in a warmup drill. 9. The Lancer’s take control. Varsity Hoop Shoots High! Front Row: Rob Laush, Tom Norbey. Chris Black, Tim Campbell. Second Row: Mike Gathright, Tony Fricsl, John Neal, Chris Summers, Scott Kapp, Mark Pfeil, Dan Carr. Third Row: Brian Wolff, Dana Treacy, Tom Rivettc, Jim Small, Darren McNees, and Coach Jim Sanford. The 1984-1985 Basket- ball team had a good season with a record of 13-8. Mike Gathright and Chris Sum- mers were the Lancer captains. The team made 73% of their freethrows this year, causing Coach Sanford to say, “This year’s defense is something to be proud of.” Chris Summers led in defensive rebounds with 49. Consistent starters this year were Mike Gathright, Chris Summers, Jeff Dorn, Scott Kapp, and Jim Small. Scott Kapp and Jim Small were leading scorers for the team averaging 18.5 and 13.8 respectively per game. Jim Small and Scott Kapp were placed on the All Conference First Team. Those who received All Conference Honorable Mention were Mike Gathright and Chris Sum- mers. Scott Kapp was nam- ed All-State First Team. The Lancer learn in action! LHS 60 Dowagiac LHS 49 Three Rivers LHS 67 Berrien Springs LHS 52 St. Joseph LHS 50 Del. Southwestern LHS 70 River Valley LHS 60 South Haven LHS 69 Edwardsberg LHS 79 Cassopolis LHS 60 Brandywine LHS 73 Coloma LHS 64 Buchanan I HS 59 Berrien Springs LHS 59 St. Joseph LHS 50 Ludington LHS 53 Buchanan LHS 57 Dowagiac LHS 55 Port Northern LHS 73 Coloma LHS 54 Dowagiac LHS 48 South Haven 49 54 60 45 62 42 52 44 48 43 46 61 46 65 57 57 62 61 63 35 50 1. Scott Kapp up for two. 2. Jeff Dorn passes the ball in. 3. Dana Trcacy on the move. 4. Darren McNees concentra- tion on his next move. 5. Mike Gathright signals to his teammates. 6. Jim Small “throw it over to me.” 7. Chris Sum- mers led the team with 38 offensive rebounds. 8. Mark Pfeil puts a foot in the right direction. 9. Lancers really put their heads together. v. B A S K E T B A L L 73 r r co H m n on w Little Lancers Go 11-7 Jason concentrates on his next move. Jim and Dave move the ball down court. Who. Me? LHS 30 River Valley 59 LHS 70 Dowagiac 27 LHS 49 Benton Harbor 50 LHS 55 Berrien Springs 56 LHS 51 LMC 40 LHS 50 Coloma 31 LHS 41 Casso polis 44 LHS 53 Brandywine 51 LHS 56 Coloma 32 LHS 51 Buchanan 42 LHS 46 Berrien Springs 48 LHS 40 Bridgman 44 LHS 55 Edwardsburg 26 LHS 55 Casso polis River Valley 43 LHS 43 42 LHS 46 Niles 43 LHS 49 Benton Harbor 62 LHS 60 Buchanan 57 74 Front: Darren Jones, Todd Tilly, Jim Korican, Tim McKay. Dave Marcade, Dan Kniola, a Dave Campbell. Middle: Mike Zindler, Bob Cheek, Dave Whittaker, Eric Albrecht, An Brooks, and Coach Warner. Back: Jason Brucck, Mike Cockrell, Bill Wcstcrbcke, Tom Wh warn, Rob Ackerman, and Bill Beck. The Freshman Basketball team played a tough schedule, finishing with 11 wins and 7 losses. Jim Korican, Jason Brueck and Dave Marcade were the team's leading rebounders. The leading scorers were Jason Brueck with a scoring average of 11 points per game, Jim Korican with a 7.9 average, and Dave Mar- cade with a 7.8 average. The defense averag- ed 44.2 points per game while the offense averaged 49.5 points per game. The team had a 68 percent field goal average, and a frce- throw percentage of 58%. The most improved player was Bill Beck; Jason Brueck was the leading scorer with 199 pts. and leading re- bounder with 112. J.V. Has Winning Season Front: Mark Bitz, Joe Friesl, Scott Foust. Paul Kascwurm, and Rick Frohock. Middle: Mike Clem, Dave Stauffer, Kirk Bunnell. Gary Sorensen, and Manager LeeRay Phipps. Back: Coach Adler, Bruce Blalock. Scott Berry, Peter Brooks, and Jeff Sanders. Jeff keeps the man away from the hoop. I 36 48 62 48 53 25 44 45 61 51 53 44 43 52 49 45 40 39 31 Dave moves in for the rebound. Bruce passes the ball inbounds. LHS 54 Dowagiac LHS 56 Three Rivers LHS 78 Berrien Springs LHS 56 St. Joseph LHS 49 Niles LHS 45 River Valley LHS 58 South Haven LHS 65 Edwardsburg LHS 68 Cassopolis LHS 65 Brandywine LHS 55 Coloma LHS 45 Buchanan LHS 40 Berrien Springs LHS 48 St. Joseph LHS 52 Ludington LHS 52 Buchanan LHS 48 Dowagiac LHS 54 Portage Northern LHS 52 Coloma Paul catches the important pass. Junior Varsity had a good season this year. The team won 16 games and only suffered 3 losses. This year the team was composed of sophomores with the exception of 2 freshmen, Joe Friesl and Dave Stauffer. Although the team distinguished itself mainly with a good group effort, certain individuals must be recognized. Gary Sorensen was Most Improved Player, and Rick Frohock got the 100% award. Scott Foust was the team captain. The team works on their game. Varsity Takes Second in Conference The 1984-85 Varsity Volleyball team had a suc- cessful year, and also a building year. The team ended up with a record of 16 wins and 8 losses. Karla Hartline lead the team as most valuable player, with a serving percentage of 92.7% and a “kill” total of 294. She also has a setting percentage of 97.3%, and had 328 out of 354 serves attempted. With 7 returning let- termen, and 2 sophomores, the team made the year not only a winning one, but a building one too. The team lost 5 players, and began to rebuild for this year. As the year progressed the team gained confidence and began to win more and more. Coach Davis said, “I was proud of the girls and the effort they put out.” Top Row: Trainer Stella Sarmicnto. Mendy Powell, Connie Mcnsingcr. Lois Ramthun, Lisa Hickox, Lisa Cockrell, and coach — Diana Davis. Second Row: Jill Knowles, Julie Brackenridge. Karla Hartline, Michelle Gathright, and Sandy Pctzkc. Karla Hartline, co-captain, and conference champ, puts another ball away. 76 Another point won by the might Lancer women. LHS Inv. Champs LHS Eau Claire 2-0 LHS Watervliet 2-0 LHS Benton Harbor 1-2 LHS Buchanan 2-0 LHS B. Springs Inv. 0-2 LHS Benton Harbor 2-0 LHS St. Phillips Inv. 0-2 LHS Coloma 2-0 LHS River Valley 2-0 LHS Dowagiac 2-0 LHS Buchanan 2-0 LHS Cassopolis 2-0 LHS Edwardsburg 2-1 LHS Benton Harbor 2-1 LHS St. Joseph 0-2 LHS Brandywine 2-0 LHS Berrien Springs 0-2 LHS Allegan Inv. 0-2 LHS Buchanan 2-0 LHS South Haven 0-2 LHS Dowagiac 2-0 LHS River Valley 2-1 LHS Coloma 2-0 LHS Cassopolis 2-0 LHS South Haven, District 1-2 Lisa sets up for the spike. Lisa anticipates a Lancer win. Sandy and her perfect form. JV Takes No. 1 in First Tournament The J.V. Volleyball team, coached by Jeff Zimmerman, achieved a number of firsts for the program. They were the first J.V. team to win a tournament, winning at Berrien Springs. They were the first team to win more than 30 matches, winning 31 while losing only 7. This was a very talented, and hardworking group of athletes. “Their skill development is further along than most athletes par- ticipating at the J.V. level,” said coach Zimmerman. Sheila Sweers was the top server at 94%. Anne Clem led the team with 66 serving aces. Jessica Paarlberg was the top spiker with a hitting effectiveness of 26% and 143 kills. She also had 23 solo blocks. The top setter was Vicki Poulson at 95% and she also had the best assist per set ratio. Mary Ellen Boldt led the team with 66 assists. Katie Brugman was the top serve reception passer at 88% and the top defensive player with 43 digs of opponent spikes. Molly Kuhlman was the best freeball passer with a 97% average. Katie Brugman in action. Andrea White takes control. J V V o L L E V B A L L 78 Top Ron: Amy Bccher, Mary Brincy, Molly Kuhlman, and Chondra Richwine. Second Ro Barb Sturcz, Sheila Sweers. Katie Brugman, and Mary Ellen Boldt. Third Row: Andr White, Vicki Paulson. Renee First, and Anne Clem. Sheila Sweers goes for it. LHS Brandywine 2 LHS Berrien Springs 2 LHS Coloma 2 LHS River Valley LHS Semis, Eddies Tourn. LHS Dowagiac 2 LHS Buchanan 2 LHS Cassopolis 2 LHS Edwardsburg 0 LHS Benton Harbor 2 LHS St. Joseph 2 LHS Brandywine 2 LHS Berrien Springs 2 LHS Quarters. 1 MC Tourn LHS South Haven 1 LHS Buchanan 2- LHS Dowagiac 2- Who. Me? The perfect serve. Coach Zimmerman watches an easy win. Maximum Effort By J.V. Produces 10-2 Season TEAM PICTURE Front Row: Rob Haak. Chris Porter, Rick Wallsten. Brad Flippo. Rob Bruce. Ken Weisz, Dave Nye, Jim Vitale, Norm Eastman. Second Row: Dan Meeker, Ted Broadfield, Dan Nitz, Scott Peldys, Tony Kickles, Chad Zavoral. Gary Zavoral, Bryan Bahm. Third Row: Von Neel, Jason Godush, Mark Multgrcn, Jcppc Crcnzicn, Darren Murphy. John Bale, Eric Lee. Back Row: Asst. Coach John Simaz, Jeff Tiefcnbach, Bruce Flippo, Steve Levi, Head Coach Bruce Bittenbender. Steve Levi escaping a pin. Eric Lee pinning his man with a half nelson. Varsity Wrestling Goes 17-2 Frank Rcnfrow escaping for a point. Varsity Wrestling had an excellent season this year. The matmen gained a 2nd in the Class B district and later placed 3rd at the regionals. They ultimately finished 7th at the Class B state finals. They finished with a team record of 17 wins and 2 losses. Many individual wrestlers had outstanding seasons. They included Matt Cluff who took a 2nd at the con- ference meet and then captured first in the 126 lb. weight class at district, regional and state levels. He finished his season with 45 wins and 1 loss. Jason Cluff had 45 wins and 5 losses. He was 1st in the 98 pound class at conference, placed 2nd at district and took fourth at both regional and state levels. Jeff Slabaugh had a 42-6-1 season in the Heavyweight class, with a first at con- ference, district and regional, and a 5th at state. Matt Cluff trying to get a better position on his opponent. Front Row: Jason Cluff, Dave Strejc, Terry Enders, Jim Sarmiento, Matt Cluff, Steve Ernst. Middle Row: Skwara, Eric Phelps, John Spear. Ken Tollefson, Frank Renfrow, Back Row: Assistant Coach John Simaz, M Turk. Eric First, Jeff Slabaugh, Coach Bittenbcndcr John Spear setting up a 2 point switch. VARSITY WRESTLING LHS 48 Watervliet 21 LHS 42 Allegan 21 LHS 58 Edwardsburg 12 LHS 66 Dowagiac 12 LHS 59 Buchanan 9 LHS 64 South Haven 5 LHS 64 River Valley 6 LHS 65 Coloma 6 LHS 31 LMC 30 LHS 46 Vicksburg 14 LHS 68 Three Rivers 6 LHS 28 Dclton 34 LHS 31 B. C. Lakeview 28 LHS 29 Jackson County 35 LHS 52 Saint Joseph 18 LHS 65 Benton Harbor 9 LHS 53 East Kentwood 8 LHS 45 Wyoming Park 23 LHS 63 New Prairie 12 Wrestling Above: Jason Cluff escaping for a point. Below: Jeff Slabaugh begins his match. Above: Matt Cluff setting up a duck under. Right: Justin Skwara sets for a pin. Ken Tollfson trying a single leg takedown. Above: Steve Ernst trying a snap back. Below: Eric First putting in a “power half. Varsity Baseball Takes 2nd in Conference 0 Bob Lausman prepares to hit a homerun. Back Row: Managers: Matt Helm, LeeRay Phipps. Coach Adler. Roger Weir, Scott Isham, Gerald Ernst, Tom Rivette, Rob Lausman. Wiley Payne, Bill Kocbcl. and Jeff Lyon. Front Row: Norman Eastman. Justin Skwara. Eric Lee, Chris Lohroff, Jason DeVoir, Don Mylum. Jim Tetzlaff, Chris Ives, Brad Wahl, and Manager Scott Hawks. Eric Lee returns after a successful inning. Wiley Payne prepares to go out and catch. V. B A S E B A L L 82 The image of an expectant homerun. Jim returns to 3rd base. dugout. The Varsity baseball team had what was described as a “roller coaster year,” by coach Adler. “They played well at times and let down at others,” said coach. They finished 2nd in the conference with a record of 3-3. Their dual record was 10-10. The top batting averages were Jim Tetzlaff, .338; Bill Koebel, .315; and Bob Lausman, .314. Jim Tetzlaff got Most Valuable Player, Eric Lee received the Most Improved Player Award, and Bob Lausman received the Hustler Award. All Conference award winners were Bill Koebel for the infield, and Jim Tetzlaff for the outfield. Gerald Ernst, “Ready or not here it comes. Lancers really put in the elbow grease. LHS 5 LMC 2 LHS 3 St. Joe 9 LHS 3 Brandywine 5 LHS 5 Bridgman 15 LHS 9 Berrien 5 LHS 6 Dowagiac 7 LHS 4 Benton Harbor 7 LHS 12 Edwardsburg 2 LHS 9 Buchanan 6 LHS 5 Coloma 4 LHS 8 Benton Harbor 9 LHS 6 LMC 3 LHS 15 Mattawan 11 LHS 0 Dowagiac 10 LHS 2 Buchanan 1 LHS 7 River Valley 2 LHS 2 Coloma 5 LHS 6 South Haven 3 LHS 6 Coloma 7 Norman Eastman prepares a pitch. Scott Isham practices his fast ball. V. J.V. Baseball Goes 10-5 The J.V. Baseball team had an excellent year on the diamond, going 10-5. The leading hitters were Joe Tourangeau, Ken Tollefson, Chris McConomy, and Mark Schlutt, all of whom batted over 300. Five sophomores led the hurlers to a fine season. These pitchers were Joe Tourangeau, Steve Holt, Tom Anthony, Ken Tollefson, and Mark Schlutt. The future appears bright with a fine crop of sophomores heading to the Varsity and a good number of freshman returning to the squad. The team was led by first year coach Tom McKenzie. First Row: Manager Trevor Shiel, Scott Shepard, Jim Fent, Joe Tourangeau, Matt Picpcnburg, Tom Anthony, Mark Schlutt, Steve Holt, Bruce Keltz, and Darrne Jones. Second Row: Coach Tom McKenzie, Dale Bccncy, Chris McConomy, Bill Hollerback, Ken Tollefson, Jeff Sanders, Bill Gooding. Bill Westerbeke, and Howard Moore. Not Pictured: Dan Kniola. J.V. Softball The Girls J.V. Softball team had a slow start, but a good come back pulling a 6-7 season. Coach Rabbers stated that because of their enduring season, the girls learned many valuable skills, making most of them Varsity candidates for next year’s team. First Row: Diana Goch, Mary Ellen Boldt. Kim Paul, Sheri Swierbut. Amy Koch, Tammy Schadlcr, Renee First, and Katie Sturcz. Second Row: Coach Rabbers. Molly Kuhlman. Kris Grau, Dawn Bierlein, Sue Snyder, Kara Knuth. Stacy Schulstrom, Jenny Williams, Karen Brueck, and Tessa Williams. 1. Karen Brucck looks hopelessly at home plate. 2. Kris Grau prepares to hit a homerun. 3. Where’s the ball?” Sue Snyder. 4. Renee First smiles before steal- ing third base. 5. Katie Sturcz throws a strike ball. Diana Goch adjusts her helment to bat. LHS 20 BERRIEN SPRINGS 14 LHS LHS 5 St. JOSEPH 27 LHS LHS 4 B randywine 16 LHS LHS 10 Dowagiac 40 LHS LHS 35 Edwardsburg 24 LHS LHS 6 Buchanan 16 LHS LHS Coloma Berrien Springs Dowagiac Buchanan River Valley River Valley Coloma Varsity Softball Goes 7 and 13 Stacey Arney waits patient- ly for the ball. Front: Cindy Marks, Michelle Gathright. Taryn Ruble, Karla Hartlinc, Stacey Arney, Anne Clem, Marcy Briney. Back: Coach Koch, Stella Sarmicnto, Amy Bcchcr, Chowndra Richwine, Julie Mix, and Lori Phelan. Michelle Gathright warms up before the big game. LHS 9 LMC 10 LHS 1 St. Joe 7 LHS 10 Niles 9 LHS 8 Brandywine 14 LHS 5 Bridgman 4 LHS 11 Berrien 20 LHS 7 Dowagiac 8 LHS 9 Benton Harbor 3 LHS 12 Edwardsburg 7 LHS 16 Buchanan 15 LHS 8 Coloma 11 LHS 30 Benton Harbor 10 LHS 6 St. Joe 11 LHS 4 Mattawan 8 LHS 2 Dowagiac 15 LHS 5 Buchanan 6 LHS 3 Munster, Ind. 8 LHS 12 La Porte, Ind. 11 LHS 7 River Valley 19 LHS 7 River Valley 13 LHS 1 Coloma 0 Marcy Briney steals a base while the pitcher is not watchine. s o F T B A L L 86 Stella Sarmiento throws them out at second. Chowndra Richwine is all ready to hit a home run. Varsity Girls Softball Rebuilding would best describe the 1985 Lakeshore Var- sity Softball season. The usual starting line-up consisted of three freshmen and three sophomores, a junior, and two seniors. Leading hitters were Karla Hartline at .410; Julie Mix at .400; and Michelle Gathright at .353. Hartline and Amy Becher shared the pitching responsibilities. Anne Clem was the top defensive player. “It was quite a roller coaster ride this year. The experience that the underclassmen gained was very valuable. We played some of the best teams in the state and faced four of the best pit- chers anywhere. We were never embarrassed. The attitudes of our four seniors, Karla, Stacey Arney, Stella Sarmiento, and Lori Phelan were exemplary. Their leadership under these conditions was quite unselfish. The future looks Bright!” Coach Koch Lori Phelan stops in her tracks to make sure she has the ball. Lori and Chawndra say NO, “I got it!' Marcy Brincy makes another run. Karla Hartline shows them what she can do. Lori Phelan eyes the pitcher to show that she’s ready. Marcy Brincy relaxes before the next home run. Karla Hartline in action for her team. Anne Clem hurries off the field. Strike one, Stella Sarmiento. s o F T B A L L 87 Lori Phelan flashes a smile for the cameraman. Tennis Has Rebuilding Year! Top: Coach Salvano, Jason Brucck, Bruce Blalock, Tammy Bccclla, Dave Caplc, Scott DeFries, Joe Small. John Smarrella, Ryan Coleman, and Ass’t. coach Jeff Hunter. Kneeling: Kevin Blalock, Pat Harper. Veronica Bevilacqua, Eric Phelps, Andy Brooks, Rob LaMunion, Mike Schur. and Steve Petros. Mike Schurr says, “Look out John McEnroe. T ll N N I S 88 Don’t hit the camera man. Pat Harper “whales” on another ball. The 1985 Lancer tennis season was a rebuilding one, with Scott DeFries being the only returning senior from last years team. The remainder of the team was made up of many new faces. Doug Nehrig and Rob Lamunion added strength to the singles. Mike Schurr, Tammy Becella, and Eric Phelps filled out the singles positions. Scott Foust and Scott DeFries played 1st doubles. Other doubles include Dave Caple and Jason Brueck at number 2, and Pat Harper and Bruce Blalock at number 3. The varsity Lancers had a 8-4 season in dual match play. The Invitational record was 4th at the Lakeshore Invitational, 4th at the South Haven Invitational, 3rd at the Conference Match, and 6th at Regionals. Scott DeFries, Scott Foust, Pat Harper, and Kevin Blalock made the Lakeland All Conference Team. Because of the growing interest in tennis the Lakeshore Tennis program had a J.V. team this year. The team was coached by Jeff Hunter, a former player for Lakeshore. It’s members included: Rob Ackerman, John Smarrella, Doug Collins, Veronica Bevilacqua, Andy Brooks, Joe Small, Steve Petros, and Danielle Foust. The J.V. record was 3-3. A demonstration on perfect tennis form. Mike goes for a passing shot. Pat Harper — a tennis machine. s Rob hits an unreturnable volley. Pat advances to the net. Mike hits his Jimmy Connors backhand. g9 Girls Track Has Front Row: Kathy Nelson, Carrie Brown, Roxanne Schultz, Tracy Bohanek, Emily Barsuhn, Shelly Bohanek, Maureen Schaecher, Joy Thomas. Middle Row: Kelly Malin, Kelley Bruce, Kim Saitz, Christy Chapman, Caroline Pichl, Loretta Eaves. Sabrina Karl, Laurie Jewell, Mary Beth Nosotti. Michele Shafer, Judy Hicks. Back Row: Mr. Brueck, Regina Hartwig, Nicole Hell, Lucy Kras, Teresa Polaskcy, Tonya Steinberger, Becky O'Dell, Julie Brackenridge, Katie Brugman, Lotta Lassvik, Michele Ballard, Sierra Morgan, Julia Klassen. The 1985 Girls Track team com- pleted another successful season. Lead by Senior hurdlers Tracy Bohanek and Kim Saitz and distance runner Kelly Bruce they were 6-2 in dual meets and were first in the conference for the 4th consecutive year. Conference titles were won by Tracy Bohanek in 110 hurdles and 330 hurdles: Kelly Bruce in 1 mile and 2 mile; Julie Brackenridge in Vi mile; Shelly Bohanek in the high jump; Kelly Bruce, Becky O'Dell, Christy Chap- man, Julie Brackenridge in the 2 mile relay; Christy Chapman, Carrie Brown, Emily Barsuhn, Kelly Malin in the 440 relay. Julie Brackenridge in xh mile and the 2 mile relay team of Julie Brackenridge, Kelly Bruce, Becky O'Dell, Katie Brugman all qualified for the state meet in Jackson. Sierra Morgan a happy winner. Kelly Bruce in the lead. Sierra, Emily, Tracy, and Mary Beth. Mary Beth Nosotti. Kim Saitz and Tracy Bohanek. Strong Season Tracy Bohanek makes an easy hurdle. Relay runner Joy Thomas. Dual Meet Record re nee Meet LHS IV 2 Buchanan h Dow ricnsprinizs- assopolis LHS , River Valley 93 KVflfWC LHS 94 Buchanan 59 Dowagiac 40 Coloma 30 saw 1« High jumper Shelly Bohanek. Mens Track Is on the Right Track « 4 -TToBE tn 3� k k First Row: Ron Edwards, Chris Krieger, Brad Frisch, John Sankey, Dave Stauffer, Eric Ferguson, Erik Carlson, Paul Dixon, Jeff Roden, Kevin Carr, Dave McGrath. Back Row: Coach Dave Topping, Brian Kavanaugh, Don Edwards, Mark Garlangcr, Ken Hanson, Rod Bruce. Erik Johnson, Todd Johnson, Tom Norbey, Keith Bodjack, Jeff Simon. Jeff Starbuck, Jerry Doan, Coach Glen Brown. Coach Glen Brown Paul Dixon throws with all his might. Keith Bodjack starts out for a quick sprint. Dave McGrath watches the shot put fly. This years track team had a record beating year. Three school records were broken; one in the discus by Dave McGrath which was I 15'I0 . the second was the 2 mile relay at 8:22.1 by Todd Johnson, Kevin Carr, Jeff Simon, and Steve Collins. The last record was in the 1 mile at 3:28.5 by Steve Collins. Todd Johnson, Don Edwards, and John Sankey. The Lancers won their conference meets and that made them Co-Champs with another area school. Eight of the team players made all conference and of them six qualified for State. Three of the top teammates were John Sankey scoring 181.5, Dave McGrath scoring 125, and Kevin Carr with a score of 79.75. LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS 60 51 111 78 53 ' i 84 87 89 44 90 Buchanan South Haven Dowagiac Berrien Springs Edwardsburg Coloma Cassopolis River Valley St. Joseph Coloma Eric Ferguson heads for the final stretch. Ken Hanson pushes for the win. Jeff Roden in action. Erik Carlson Tom Norbey Steve Collins Jeff Roden Todd Johnson Erik Johnson makes those few extra strides. Brad Frisch Don Edwards a good start. Ron Edwards on his way. Kevin Carr far in the lead. Jeff Starbuck ready for the pass. Chris Kreigcr to the finish. Dave Stauffer takes a quick breather. John Sankey soars for scores. M E N S T R A C K 93 Lakeshore Lancerettes Left: Michelle White, Janan Arbanas, Traci Bohanek. Lynn Wilson, Valinda Long, Kim Saitz. Cathy Hagcnaucr. Middle: Lori Ondraka, Holly Bitz, Dawn Crider. Right: Leah Kretchman, Shelly Hasse, Andrea Cezch, Gidgel Heritz. Katie Medo, Dawn Johnson. Heidi Albrecht. Left: Dawn Johnson livens up the dance routine. Kim Saitz and Gidgct Heritz ready to raise some spirit. Above: The Poms are setting up for a great pep assembly. P o M P O N S 94 The 1985 Lancerettes are really kickin'. Poms take a break to decide on the next cheer. Poms get together for a round of applause. The crowd cheers for more. The crowd unites with the Lanccrcttcs in a cheer. During the 1984-85 school year, the Lanceret- tes were very busy practicing twice a week and performing at home basketball games. The Pom Pon girls demonstrate the Lancerette style of high kicks and creative floor movements. At Homecoming they sold mums and per- formed at the half-time of the football game. The Lancerettes also performed in the Variety Show. The advisor for the 84-85 squad was Tina Runge. Michelle White Pom Pon Captain. p o M P C) N S 95 Talented Cheerleaders Wi The 1984-85 Varsity Cheerlcading squad directed by Marilyn Nelson has had a super year. The Cheerleaders had a terrific start in the sum- mer. They attended two four day camps. The first was an ICF competition at Notre Dame where they won various ribbons, first place, a congeniali- ty award and a spirit frisbee. The second was a DCA competition at Valparaiso where they re- ceived a second place and a squad unity award. During the one day competition at Western Michigan University the girls won first place and at the ICF competition in Watcrvliet the girls won third place. The girls faced a big disappointment when they were disqualified at Regionals. The reason they were disqualified was because they went over the time limit, if they would have stayed within the time limit they would have gone to state competition. Throughout the year Varsity Cheerleaders cheered for all the football and basketball games, held team dinners, sold ribbons and buttons, and made signs. They were kept busy with these and other activities along with their many practices. Overall their year was spent supporting our athletes and raising a fantastic Lakeshore School Spirit. 1. Debbie Broadfield. Tammy Beccll. and Dawn Klass cheer on the Basket ball team. 2. Tina and Dawn clap aloni with visiting cheerleaders. 3. Tin; cheers on the Lancers. 4. The Varsit Cheerleaders form a mount to enter tain the crowd. 5. Kris Mitchell take time out. 6. Tammy shows her Lance spirit. 7. Kris, Debbie. Katie, Dawr and Tammy relax to enjoy a halftin show. Many Awards Tina Schmitt, Tammy Bacella, Dawn Klass, Kris Mitchell, Katie Taber and Debbie Broadfield. 2. Katie Taber cheers with the crowd at the Lancer bonfire. 3. Tina Schmitt leads the crowd with a cheer. 4. The Var- sity Cheerleaders are all smiles! 5. Tammy and Dawn “Singing in the Rain?” 6. The girls take a break from a long days practice. JV Cheerleaders Have Spirit J.V. Cheerleaders consist of: standing — Sue French, Julie Sandman, Yvette Lera, Lisa DiMaggio. Kneeling — Katie Sturcz, Tracey Carter. Sitting — Nicole Richards. Taryn Ruble. J-J Tracey Carter anticipates a good Yvette Lera cheers with enthusiasm, g game. E The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders gave the Lancers a year to R cheer for. They won several awards in JV Cheerleading competi- L tion at Western Michigan University and state level competition E at Michigan State University. A Buttons and ribbons were sold to raise money for the squad. D Miss Debbie Ory was the advisor for this year. I N G 98 Katie Sturcz shows her spirit. Sue French, Katie Sturcz, Yvette Lera and Taryn Ruble. Frosh Cheerleading Jill Richter. Amy Dent, Kathy Garbuschcwski. Emily Barsuhn, Shellie Bohanek, Danielle Foust, Natalie Notaro. The Freshman Cheerleaders showed a surprising amount of spirit in both the football and basketball seasons. Their con- tagious enthusiasm aroused even the shy, timid students. In addition to cheering for the Freshmen games this year, they sold programs at the J.V. and Varsity games. The money was given to the squad. ►fcynofcr CLUBS Forensics Have Tough Year Cast Leon Tolchinsky Doug Morse Snetsky Mark Ciciora Magistrate Aaron Niemi Slovitch Jim Lopez Mishkin Maureen Lindenberg Yenchna Lisa Wilson Dr. Zubritsky Steve Denton Lenya Zubritsky Amy Nye Sophia Zubritsky Wendy Piepenburg Gregor Yousekevitch Mark Ridgeway Production Staff Director Carol Wroblewski Asssistant Director Rick Hathcock Student Director Jenny Becker Stage Manager Mike Baggesi Lights Main Board EdHild Portable Light Board Ethan Ray Sound Dawn Rockwell Ron Jaworski Props Jenny Becker Dana Siewert Grips Chris Chapman Chris Orlaski Jane Nietzke Terry Meyer John Reilly Randy Wolanin Becky Barnak Mark Shearer Laura Jasper Dawn Bierlein Set Construction Mike Baggesi Chris Chapman Brent Lenthall Terry Meyer Chris Orlaske Jane Neitzke David Rosa John Reilly Set Design Painting Jamie Curtis Becka Arick Joci Gargano Jenny Vendermeer Trees Lakeshore Art Classes Make-up Holly Hetfield Jenny Vandermeer Program Design Mark Ciciora Costumes Kim Prenkert Kim Stacey Vclva Schroedcr Dr. Zubritsky talks with his wife. The 1985 Forensics team had a disappointing year. Although their perfor- mance was outstanding, they missed qualifying for state competition by only 1 point. District competition was held at Lakeshore High School where 6 schools competed including: Chesaning High, St. Johns High, St. Joseph, Lake Michigan Catholic, Lakeshore High, Wyoming Rogers High, and Kalamazoo The cast prepares for a wedding to break the curse. Sophie reacts to Leon's proposal. Loy Norrix High. Fools, written by Neil Simon, takes place in a small village called Kulyen- chikov. This village is cursed with stupidity and Leon must marry Sophie in order to break the curse. If he does not marry her within 24 hours he will also be cursed with stupidity. Excellence awards went to: Amy Nye, Wendy Piepenburg, and the set design crew of (Becka Arick, Jamie Curtis, Joel Gargano, and Jenny Vandermeer.) F 0 R E N S 1 C s 101 Gregor tries to propose to Sophie. Key Club Is Active for Community The 1984-85 Key Club had a very busy year. Some of their activities included a Christmas Tree Pick-up which everyone welcomed. Other activities included bell ringing for the Salvation Army and the Winter Special Olympics held in Royal Valley. The Club also ushered at the Miss Stevensville Contest, escorted the area queens for the key to the city tour, and also for the Blossomtime Contest. Along with the help of the Keyettes, they held Chris Krieger - Secretary, John Reilly - Vice president. Jeff Roden - President, Brian Wolff many fund-raisers, such as, record sales for Treasurer Easter Seals, and holding a Dancc-a-thon for the National Burn Institute. The Key Clubbers also had their yearly skit in the Variety Show which was a success. In April, the Key Club attended the Slate Convention in Traverse City. K E Y C L U B “Key” Advisor: Mr. Muchmore Front Row: Chris Krieger, Dennis Hahn, Derek Loikits, Tony Fricsl, Curt Muchmore. Tom Norbey. Tim Campbell, Scott Franklin, Kevin Splcsc. Todd Brooks. Back Row: Jason Johnson. Dan Carr, Dave McGrath. Randy Toering, Steve Levi, Brian Wolff, Jim Brown, Phil Paarlbcrg, Dean Brackenridgc, Doug Bredcweg, Jeff Roden. Front Row: Paul Kasewurm, Ron Edwards, Pat Harper. John Reilly. Rick Frohock. Scott Foust. Don Ed- wards. Back Row: Gary Sorensen, Jim Fent, Mike Williams, Dave Nus, Matt Williams, John Smarrella. 102 Keyettes Thrive in ’85! The Keyettes have become one of the strongest and most active clubs in our school due to the support and time given to them by their advisor, Mrs. Cheek and President, Kelley Brugman. The Keyettes are a group of girls sponsored by Kiwanis who contribute their services to the community. They have par- ticipated in many activities this year. Last summer they helped sell hot dogs, chips, and pop at the Art Fair along with the Key Club. They worked at the record sale held at the high school with proceeds going to Easter Seals. The Keyettes raised money for the National Burn Institute by placing canisters in local stores and having a dance-a-thon. Other activities included helping Kiwanis with a pancake sup- per, the annual Christmas Dance, Christmas caroling at Jordans Nursing Home, Winter Olympics at Royal Valley, and window washing in St. Joe and Stevensville. Some of the Keyettes represented Lakcshore at the District Convention. The three day convention entitled the Michigan Clubs to compete against each other and learn more about the different ac- tivities the other clubs par- Freshmcn and Sophomore members: Taryn Ruble, Maureen Schaechcr, Jane Neitzke, Tammy Ricpma, Kristin Krctchman, Michelle Gathright, Jessica Paarlbcrg, Julie Brackenridgc, Kathy Garbuschewski, Veronica Bevilaqua, Norecn Nye, Cherie Aroncy, Joy Thomas, Andrea White, Nan- cy Nye, Kim Wooten, Tina Steiner. Darcy Libbs — Vice President, Kelley Brugman — President, Leah Krechman — Secretary, and Amy Koch Treasurer Junior members include: Katie Tabor, Cindy Marks, Sandy Petzke, Janice VanderMolen, Tracy Muday. Lois Ramthun, Julie Czech, Julie Judkins, Dawn Klass, Sue Morris, Shelley Andres, Kim Aroncy. Katie Meadows, and Dawn Willis. Senior members include: Tracy Bohanck, Karla Hartlinc, Sue Neitzke. Melissa Carpenter, Barb Jewell, Paula Hoffmann. Hilary Topping, Kathy Smarrella, Debbie Covert, Stella Sarmiento, Debbie Henkel, Michelle White, Noreen Totzke, Jill Bernson. Penny Varney, Laura Barnett. Heidi Albrecht and Linda Porter. K E Y E T T E S 103 Drama Club Has Productive Year! First Rem: Lauri Gracer, Aaron Niemi, Doug Morse, Jill Bernson, Karen Guse, Kim Prenkert, Robin Joseph, and Velva Schrocder. Second Row: Gina Hartwig, Anna Shocmakc, Frank Isom, Kathy Smarrclla, and Theresa Yore. Third Row: Mark Ciciora, Wendy Piepcnburg. Theresa Yore. Laurie Jewel, Holly Hctficld, Sierra Morgen, and Emily Barsuhn. Fourth Row- Mark Ridgeway. Maureen Lindenburg, Steve Denton, Corey Mann, Amy Nye, Jenny Becker, Linda Porter and Denise Schmidt. A. This years officers are: President — Frank Isom, Vice-President — Amy Nyc, Secretary — Linda Porter, Treasurer Jim Lopez. D R A M A C L U B 104 The 1984-1985 Drama Club had a very busy year. In October they held their annual Haunted House at the Orchards Mall. The Haunted Hotel was designed and constructed by the members. This was a great opportunity for members to design their own props, costumes, and make up. While working on the Hotel, D.C. members managed to put together a skit for the variety Advisor Mrs. Wroblcwski show. On May 8, they took a trip to Chicago’s Candlelight Dinner Theatre to sec Evita. Every spring, the Drama Club members who have earned enough, points through participation in theatre, are inducted into the honor Thespians. This years 5 in- ductees were: Jenny VanDermccr, Juanita Lopez, Marc Ridgeway, Laurie Jewell, and Dana Sicwcrt. On May 11, they performed to entertain those attending which was part of the inductions. Kneeling: Jenny Vandcrmecr and Holly Hetfield. Standing: Aaron Niemi, Doug Morse, Denise Schmidt, and Dawn Michaels. This years Spanish Club consisted of nine members. At their first meeting officers were elected as follows: Jane Neitzke, President; Dennis Hahn, Vice President; Julie Klassen, secretary; and Tonya Steinberger, treasurer. The Spanish Club started off the year by selling M M’s and later sold jewelry. These items were sold to raise money for the club. In December they had a Christmas potluck for the members in which they all made a Spanish dish to share with everyone else. The club was unable to make their annual trip to Chicago because “time seemed to run out.” Fortunately the Spanish Club had a really fun year! 1. Front: Tonya Steinberger, Julia Klassen, Jane Neitzke and Julie Judkins. Back: Laura Zinkcl, Nicole Hell, Nancy Schadlc and Senor In- quilla. Not Pictured: Dennis Hahn and Lisa Nelson. 2. Julia Klassen, Tonya Steinberger and Jane Neitzke; club officers. 3. Senior Inquilla 4. Nancy Schadle The German Club is a newly revived organization that had been dropped for three years. This year they spon- sored a dance so that they could afford to take a trip to Chicago. In Chicago they visited the German section of town where went to various stores and restaurants where the employees speak German. This gave the German Club members a chance to practice their German. Some other activities included selling advent calen- dars, a Christmas party, caroling, slides on Germany, and going to a German play at Calvin College in Grand Rapids. Advisor: Mrs. Taylor, President: Keven Splese, Vice President: Michelle White, Secretary: Kim Aroncy. Treasurer: Linda Porter. Front: Nancy Nye, Tina Steiner, Jenny Miller, Kim Wooten, Man- dy Miller, and Lisa Dlouhy. Middle: Chris Bailey, Mary Martin, Noreen Totzke, Tracy Muday, Joy Thomas and Noreen Nye. Back: Matt Piepenberg, Doug Nehrig, Mary Beth Nosotti, Ron Rath, Jon Forcadc. Mike Jackmeyer, Erik Carlson and Heidi Greendonner. s p A N I s H G E R M A N 105 Science Club Science Club Science Club Front: Mr. Meyers. Ann Marie Nosotti, Ron Jaworski, Mary Beth Nosotti. Rob La M union. Brian Fields. Back: Chris Chapman, Fred Brauchlcr. Dennis Hahn, Jane Ncitzkc. Matt Picpenburg and Paul Gassaway. Dennis Hahn and Ron Jaworski set up for the next meeting. Brian Fields spots the camera. Front: Kim Matz. Mrs. Ball, and Loretta Eaves. Middle: Glenn Phillippi, Wendi Miller, Karri Crowder, Julie German. Marianne Matz, and Melissa Bowman. Back: Steve Poll, Brenda Rodda, Cathy DeMaria, and Darrell Dinges. Not Pictured: Shelly Wegner. Art Club Paints an Interesting Y ear! The Art club had a productive and fun year this year. While trying to raise money, the Art club sold candy and Christmas ornaments. The club, after raising the money, bought T-shirts, which they designed themselves, and replenished supplies. Mrs. Ball said, “I was proud of the club, they did a really good job and were a good group of kids.” The officers are as follows: President, Steve Denton; Vice-President, Shelly Wegner; Secretary, Darrell Dinges; and Treasurer, Cathy DeMaria. Mrs. Ball, advisor, shows off the T-shirts. Lakeshore Has Five Exchange Students This Year Back: Fernando Gomez, Jeppc Crenzien. Front: Camilla Brand, Charlotta Lassvik. Charlotta Lassvik has spent the last year with Caroline Piehl and her family in Baroda. She has had a great time here this year and would do it again, but she also says that more Americans should come to Sweden. She has participated in Band, Cross Country, Track, Variety Show, and Keyettcs, all activities that arc not available in Swedish schools. Her favorite classes were math analysis and psychology, both of which will help her when she returns home to finish high school. Lotta plans to go on to University to study engineering. Major differences that she sees between Swedish and American schools involve rules; more here and less there. Swedish students arc expected to get to school on their own, take care of their own attendance, write almost all essay tests, and then have two coffee breaks each day, plus lunch. She, like all Swedes, is an ice cream addict, and really enjoys the kind and variety of flavors we have here. Too much junk food and fried food are her criticisms of US cooking and eating habits. She loves Lake Michigan and the beach, but says that she is fascinated with San Diego, where she was able to go sightseeing and jogging for a week. Lotta also visited Washington, D.C. and Florida. She would like to hear from her many friends here. Her address is: Charlotta Lassvik Kvinnebyv. 220 582 60 Linkoping Sweden Camilla Brand is a flirt! That was the unanimous vote of the entire LHS senior class! However, she says that we don’t really understand her. She enjoyed Art classes. Psychology and Public Address, while admitting to “technical difficulties’’ with Algebra. Cross Country, Variety Show, Brigadoon and Keyettes were her extracurricular ac- tivities. She ate ice cream, peanut butter, chocolate chip cookies, too many Big Macs, and worried about gaining weight here in America. Camilla stayed with Heidi Greendonner this year and spent a lot of time cooking, lay- ing in the sun and visiting St. Joseph. She enjoyed Stevensville, but likes living in the “Big City” better. She managed to find time to visit California and Niagara Falls, and would like to come back to go to college in Southern California. She felt that classes here were easier than in Sweden, with too many short answer tests, and too many extra credit projects to raise grades. She will have two more years of school when she returns home, and then plans to take a year or two off, as most Swedes do before going on to University. Her address is: Camilla Brand Strandskogsv. 5 30240 Halmstad Sweden Fernando Gomez, from Columbia, arrived at LHS in March of this year. He was at school in Saginaw and in Coloma before coming to LHS. He considers the USA an incredible place, and enjoyed visiting Florida with other Youth For Understanding students. His goals here are to play soccer and to learn English. While in Stevensville he has lived with Brian and Ginger Shindeldecker, and will be with them un- til early July. Jcppe Crenzien says that it has really been a pleasure and a great experience to be here at LHS. He transferred from St. Joe and really saw a difference. Jeppe joined the wrestling team and trained hard, but it was very enjoyable. One thing he noticed was the fantastic school spirit. In Denmark they only have academic schools without ex- tracurricular activities. His dream is to do well in biking and to come back to the USA to race. Sabine Fach came from Schwuerbitz, West Germany, a village near the East German border. Sabine lived with juniors Jill and Jerry Knowles. German Club and Keyettes were her extracurricular ac- tivities. Sabine said that there are numerous differences between American and West German schools. German students have 15 classes per week and one group of students has every class together, instead of different students in each class. Sabine also says that Americans are friendlier and talk more to foreigners. Young people in Germany view typical Americans as wearing jeans, t- shirts, a cowboy hat, drinking a coca-cola, and eating a ham- burger. She would like to say thanks to everyone for everything they’ve done to make her visit a success. E X c H A N G E 107 Student Council The 1984-1985 Student Council consisted of forty members who represented Lakeshore’s stu- dent body. The council was hard at work during the first week of school, having to plan Homecom- ing festivities which included both the float and hall decorating competition. They also planned the outdoor all-school assembly and homecoming dance, in which a king and queen were chosen. The next event that Student Council par- ticipated in was the twenty-seventh Annual Varie- ty show. The money from the show was used for girls softball uniforms, headset system, cassette deck and a variety of audio equipment. Student council runs a snack bar all year long which pays for any extra activities or assemblies that the stu- dent council puts on. During the fall student council was involved with the Student Forum Seminar, which included sessions in many topics, such as: school-spirit, class participation and leadership improvement for student council. Bringing these students together for this seminar stimulated insight and new ideas for next year's council. Tom Norbey Treasury, Steve Levi President. Jamie Connell Vice President, Kelley Brugman Secretary. Right, Advisor Tom McKenzie Senior Reps.: Holly Bitz, Tina Schmitt. Steve Schacchcr, Debbie Broadficld. Debbie Henkel. Junior Reps.: Darccy Libs. Andrea Czech. Doug Bredeweg, Dawn Johnshon, Katie Taber. Class Officers ’84-’85 Class officers arc elected each year by their classmates, and are expected to plan activities, run meetings, meet with sponsors and school officials, and work harder and more often than everyone else. Money raising projects, prom plan- ning, and homecoming activities keep the officers busy all year. 1. Senior President Brian Sicwcrt, Secretary Debbie Broadfield, Vice President Darrell Dinges. 2. Treasurer Catherine Callender. 3. Junior Treasurer Brent Garbuschewski. 4. Darrell Dinges looking over the room. 5. Back: Junior Treasurer Mike Williams, President Fred Fernau, Front: Secretary Andrea White, Vice President Paul Kascwurm. 6. Junior Vice President Gino Gapozio. 7. Back: Frosh President Kevin Blalock, Front: Vice President Shelly Bohanck, Secretary Danielle Foust. c L A s s 0 F F 1 C E R S 109 Lakeshore Students Achieve in J.A. L. to R.: Doug Nchrig, Heidi Greendonner. Judy Hicks, Michelle Haney, Dolly Eichendorff. Sandy Blevins. Liana Ohman, Karen Brucck. Tina Kosachuk. Glen Pounders, Rob Reed, and Bill Seeburger. Junior Achievement is an activity in which high school students organize and run their own companies. Under the guidance of adult advisors, members elect of- ficers, manufacture and market products and keep business records of all activities. At the end of the school year the companies liquidate and publish an annual report. Special recognition and awards are presented to both companies and achievers at the end of each J.A. year. This year many Lakeshore students received recognition for their participation in Junior Achievement. Brian Bythrow won numerous awards in his second year of Junior Achievement. He had the highest individual sales ($600). He won awards in the best salesperson contest and for being the best Company President of the year, and also a $500 college scholarship. Tracy McGee was the outstanding female Achiever of the Year. She also received recognition for having four years of perfect J.A. attendance. Rob McPherson was the Marketing Vice President of the Year. John Priester was Production worker of the Year. J The officers who won the Junior Executive Award for knowledge of J.A. and the business world were; Brian Bythrow, Tracy McGee, Rob McPherson, Rob Reed, Krista Schcdler, Bill S' Seeburger, Eric Halvorson and Cindy Johnson. K Nine Lakeshore students went to JAMCO, the A state J.A. convention in December. They were: Sue £ Burkhard, Brian Bythrow, Jon Forcade, Heidi j-j Greendonner, Paul Guse, Michelle Haney, Ronnie J Kcnreich, Tracy McGee and Rob McPherson. £ Four Lakeshore students were chosen to be Y delegates to NAJAC, the National J.A. Conven- £ tion in Bloomington, Indiana. They are: Rob M McPherson, John Priester, Tracy McGee, and £ Heidi Greendonner. N T 110 Mary Martin, Michelle Haney and Jane Totzke caught dur- ing a break. NAJAC Delegate Heidi Greendonner. Liana Ohman, V.P. of Finance for Teen Tech. Krista Schcdler, President of Great Lakes Manufacturing, The Company of The Year. Left: Cindy Johnson, the V.P. of Finance for Blue Chip productions. Equestrian Team 84-85 State Champs Front: Coach Mary Nyc, Assistant Coach Tiffany Fuller. Middle: Michelle Faust, Sheila Shafer. Tammy Grassl, Lorraine Feather. Back: Kathy Feather, Michelle Abbott, Stacy Cunningham, Chris Orlaske, Leah Kretchman, Laura Zinkil. Michelle Faust horsing around. The Lakeshore Eques- trian Team started the season very strong, finishing with 108 points in Buchanan at their first meet. Out of the 13 schools competing in the class B division Lakeshore finished in second place. At the state meet in Mason, the team finished 3rd with 51 points. Coach Mary Nye attributes the teams success to the ver- satility of it’s team members. This club is not sponsored by the school. Sheila Shafer jumping English. First Ron: Cheri Aroney, Erik Gustafson, Debbie Covert, Kathy Smar- rella. Jill Bcrnson, Laura Whitwam, and Kim Aroney. Second Row: Chris Bailey, Jim Fent, Sue Ncitzke, Penny Varney, Barb Jewell, Maria Engle, Julie Brackenridge, and Mark Ridgeway. Third Row: Dave Richardson, John Smarrclla, Scott Holben, Dan Westlake. Matt Piepenburg, Mark Liebel, Melissa Carpenter, Don Luth, Aaron Neimi, Denise Schmidt, Lisa Mertin, and Heidi Greendonner. Fellowship of Christian Students is an organization which has been at Lakeshore for over five years. When the club first started there were only about four or five members. Now the club consists of over fifty members. FCS meets every Friday morning at 7:00. Dan Westlake, Jill Bernson, and Kathy Smarrella are the leaders of the club. They plan various activities for the club to do during the year, such as the trip to Marriotts Great America. During the meetings they arrange many different games for the club that help them learn about each other and more about the Bible. Pictured below is Ian Leitch who was one of the many people who visited The Fellowship of Christian Students throughout the year. E Q u E S T R I A N S F C S 111 Fellowship of Christian Students Future Secretaries of America Future Secretaries is a club open to any student who has an interest in the secretarial field. Field trips are planned to give insight on the types of things the secretary will be dealing with on the job. Robin Vcrnaz, Lucy Krantz, Judy Hicks. Michelle Haney, Jamie Connell. Shelly Andres. Lisa Hickcox, and Advisor Mrs. Lane. Not Pictured: Kris Reed, Tina Whittaker, Dawn Carper. Jamie Connell, VP, practicing her skills on the Shelley Andres FSA Secretary. Displaywriter. Quiz Bowl Goes to Quarterfinals Q Mr. Porter, Jill Bernson, Mike Wiliams, Scott Franklin, Dave Nus, Rob McPher- U son. Bill Sccburgcr, and Paul Gassoway. 1 2 The 1984-85 Lakeshore Quiz Bowl Team was coached by Mr. Porter. He helped the team by holding various practices after F school. Quiz Bowl teams compete at Orchards Mall in a timed g question-answer session. Points are awarded for correct answers. A The harder the question, the higher the point value. This year’s Quiz Bowl Team defeated two of the four teams 1 2 they played against, this qualified them for the quarter finals where they were defeated bv Niles. Jill Bernson; Captain of Quiz Bowl Team. Drifter Staff Front Row: Mrs. Johns, Scott Kavanaugh, Cathy Jenkins, Tracy McGee, Kelley Brugman. Wendy Picpcnburg, Tina Schmitt, Jeff Dorn, Brian Gerstcnkorn. Back Row: Kim Aroncy, Amy Koch. Debbie Flenkel, Lori Ondraka. Darrell Dinges. Journalism 11 is a class designed to give students first hand experience of what a journalist’s job is all about by publishing the school newspaper. The staff does everything from critiquing, justifying, laying out pages, designing, and selling advertising. The Lakeshore Drifter is written bi-weekly to inform the students at LHS, as well as the surrounding com- munity, of activities that take place during the school year. Included are editorials written by the students ex- pressing personal opinions about the school. The eight page paper also has two feature pages, two sports pages, and the famous picture page. Two special papers are produced during the school year. One is the Christmas Paper, containing wishes students send to one another and the other is the memorable Senior Issue, containing the wills and future plans of the graduates. Wendy Picpcnburg. Debbie Henkel. Editor-in-Chief Wendy Piepenburg Assistant Editor Kelley Brugman News Editor Cathy Jenkins Editorial Editor Darrell Dinges Feature Editors Debbie Henkel Tina Schmitt Sports Editor Jeff Dorn Debbie Broadfield Ads Manager Tracy McGee Business Manager Mark Nelson Cartoonist Steve Schaecher Photographers Scott Kavanaugh John Thomas Reporters Brian Gerstenkorn Denise Schmidt Lori Ondraka Kim Aroney Amy Koch Advisor Mrs. Johns Darrell Dinges. 1 13 Starent Put ?t s4C£ 7oyet6enf Pictures, pictures, pictures! The Driftwood staff was covered over with great candids by John Thomas. After eight months of cropping pictures, pestering students, coaches and sponsors for stories, and laying out pages over and over again, the book was finished? No! Now comes a summer of checking proofs, trying to make cor- rections in both pictures and names and making phone calls to Texas to clear up details in the book. Advisor Mr. Grcendonner and Editor Paula Hoffman hope to finish all the proofing in time for the beginning 1985-86 school year. Kristy Milam. X5 Back Row: Frank Isom, Rob Reed. Debbie Covert, Ed Hild. Jamie Connell, Gidget Heritz, Gino Capozio. Front Row: John Thomas, Dawn McLean, Teresa Polaskcy, Ryan Coleman. Cheryl Marsh, and Laura Barnett. Jamie Connell writes FSA story. Ryan Coleman — always a smile. Mr. G and Cheryl work on Faculty. Editor Paula Hoffmann keeps busy! DUNKIN' DO’ 'TS BABE’S 565 RIVERVIEW BENTON HARBOR, MICH. 49022 Daily lunches from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. 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Trumpet players John Reilly, E. R. Lcnthall, Kiri Tollaksen and Bill Gatchcll. 3. Steve Collins and Phil Paarlbcrg practicing “Evita” for the spring concert finale. 4. Steve Holt playing the Timpani, while Ed Mild and Erik Gustafson wait. 5. John Pricstcr and his tuba. 6. MaryBeth Nosotti and Linda Porter on saxes. 7. Mr. Mitchell keeps time for Joy Thomas, Linda Porter and Jenny Becker. Concert Band .. . Concert Band .. . Concert Band 1. Roger Warner. Steve Levi. Doug Brcdcweg and Terry Meyer. 2. Mike Baggesi on baritone. 3. Randy Tocring and Mike Sherwood keeping the beat. 4. Lori Jewell, first chair clarinet. 5. Jim Lopez plays bass clarinet. 6. Jason Johnson on bari sax. 7. Jim Dixon. Katie Brugman. Doug Morse and Aaron Niemi. 8. Mark Bitz on timpani. Reserve Band ... Reserve Band ... Reserve Band R E S E R V E 132 I. Jeff Gustafson. 2. Denise Schaffer, Jessica Paarlbcrg. Laurie Fielders, Shelly Williams. Russ Ford, Bill Westcrbckc and Corey Mann. 3. Jeff Kohn, David Wolf, and David Rosa. 4. Dave Stcinkc. Ken Williams and George Marutz. 5. Car- rie Brown and Kathy Nelson. 6. Sharon Wolf and Randy Bonfocy. 7. Jeff Lyon, Ann Lehue, Pam O dell, Andrea Nystuen. 8. Corey Mann, Lisa Wilson, Steve Petros, and Pep Band Excites the Home Crowd Front Row: Director Thomas Mitchell. Kelley Brugman, Ronda Gipson. Jill Bernson, Noreen Totzke, Mandy Miller, Kim Wooten, Dawn Lawson. Kevin Splese, John Reil- ly, Pat Harper. Bill Gatchell. Second Row: Barb Jewell, Laura Barnett, Melissa Carpenter, Ann Marie Nossotti, Mary Beth Nossotti, Ron Rath, Linda Porter, John Smarrella, Dean Brackenridge. Back Row: Jim Dixon, Katie Brugman, Steve Collins, Chris Black, Don Edwards, Steve Holt, Barb Sturtz, Sue Ncitzkc, Kathy Smarrella, Laurie Jewell. Karen Gusc. 1984-1985 Jazz Band Swings Into the Season p E P J A Z Z 133 Concert Choir Receives First Division First Row: Kim Aroney, Mary Wcirick, Dcloris Eichcndorff, Heidi Albrecht. Ursula Reidel. Dawn Michaels, Shelley Andres. MaryEllen Boldt. Row Two: Cherie Aroney, Katie Medo, Tammy Bacella, Ann Lehue, Julie Stelter, Audra Rhodes, Chris Charleston, Sarah Chason. Row Three: Holly Hetficld, Juanita Lopez, Tammy DeMaria, Mike Baggesi, Stella Sarmicnto, Dan Westlake. Michelle Ballard. Cathy DcMaria, Kim Stacey. Row Four: Amy Nye, Maureen Lindenbcrg, Joseph Kendall, Jim Lopez, John Spear, Scott Townley, Mark Ciciora, Kathy Wurtz. Tammy Por. Not Pictured: Steve Adair, Eric Gilreath, Tina Kosachuk, Leah Kretchman, Serena Morgan, Julie Sandmann, Brian Siewart, Barb Sturtz, Katie Sturtz, Steve Denton. Concert Choir competed at the District Choral Festival and received a first division rating. They went on to State competition, where they earned a two rating. The choir also appeared at several community events and was in three concerts here at school. Of- ficers for the year were: Pres. Danny Westlake, V. Pres. Brian Siewart, Sec. Leah Kretchman. Accompianist Amy Nyc. Juanita Lopez. Maureen Lindenbcrg. Chorale and Lakeshore Singers Perform First Row: Kim Matz, Angie Wurtz, Cheryl Marsh, Tonya Steinbcrger, April Kadding, Becky Gcrstcnkorn, Tami Mullins, Marianne Matz. Julie Judkins, Tina Whitaker, Robin Vernaz. Row Two: Teresa Yore, Beth Freeman, Teresa Lear, Kathy Baldridge, Julie Tibonc, Sierra Morgan, Robin Joseph, Denise Schimdt, Jennifer Vandermeer, Elaine Stcinkc. Row Three: Taryn Ruble, Lori Capizio, Jennifer Braford, Joanna DcMaria, Cindy Traylor. Yvette Lear, Rene Snyder, Chondra Richwinc, Regina Hartwig, Corey Atherton. Row Four: Velva Schrocdcr, Cathy Pallas, Kim Kendzora, Michelle Boelke, Don Luth, Tony Rickies. Rudy Eichendorff, Steve Johnson, Ken Hansen, Rusty Bagiskc, Kelly Billcspie. Kim Weatherly. Not Pictured: Kim Prenkert, Tima Tedrick, Donna Polaskcy. The Chorale appeared with the Concert Choir in all three school concerts. Officers for the year were: Pres. Kim Kendozora, V. Pres. Corey Atherton, Sec. Tonya Steinberger. First Row: Holly Hctficld, Mary Wcirick, Lisa Wilson, Dawn Michaels. Row Two: Amy Nye, Jim Lopez, Tammy DcMaria, Jill Bernson, Juanita Lopez, Dan Westlake. Row Three: Maureen Lindenberg. Mike Baggcsi, Christine Bedunah, Gina Hartwig, Tammy Por. Not Pictured: Eric Gilreath, Steve Johnson, Brian Siewart. The Lakeshore Singers, a singing group that students may try out for by audition performed in concert, appeared at many community functions and were in the Variety Show. Chorale performs for Spring concert. LH5 RIGADOON Mi30 Brigadoon was performed on March 29 and 30th in the auditorium of Lakeshore High Schoc and was directed by Mrs. Spittcrs. A young man named Tommy Albright stumbles with his friend, Jeff Douglas, upon a town cal ed Brigadoon, located in the highlands of Scotland. Tommy meets a beautiful girl, Fior MacLaren, and falls in love. Fiona’s age is a mystery to Tommy, but through the aid of Mr. Lui die it is learned that the town comes to life once every one-hundred years. It develops into a con plicated love affair with several people involved. Tommy still loves Fiona, but leaves for Ne York. He realizes that he loves her dearly. Mr. Lundie stumbles out of Brigadoon and bring Tommy to Fiona. The auditorium was filled with over six hundred people on each of the two nights of the perfo mancc. Mrs. Spitters commented, “I’m proud of you, Brigadoon cast. It was a super show. Jim Fcntasas Harry Beaton Holly Hctfield as Jean Dan Westlake as Tommy Albright Dana and Vclva show their friendship at rehearsals. Dan and Maureen show their love for each other. Tension builds with the knife fight between Jim and Mark. Steve Denton gives a sinister look. Town folk listen to the singing bottom: Velva Schroeder. Robin Joseph; seated: Karen Sandel. Tina Koschuk. Kim Prenkert; standing: Heidi Greendonner. Lisa Wilson. r 0-7)C2 Mary gets her point across through her singing. Gidget Heritz prepares to remove Jim Font's body. CAST Tommy Albright. . Jeff Douglas...... Harry Beaton..... Archie Beaton.... Andrew McClaren Fiona McClaren.. Jean McClaren ... Meg Brockie...... Angus McGuffie.. Charlie Dalrymplc Maggie........... Kate............. Mr. Lundic....... MacMillan........ Stewart Dalrymplc Frank............ Jean............. ......Dan Westlake . .. Dave Richardson ..........Jim Fcnt .... Mark Ridgeway . . . Mark VanPatten Maureen Lindenberg ......Dana Siewert ......Mary Wierick ......Eric Halvorson ......MarcCiciora ......Gidget Haritz ........Linda Porter ......Steve Denton ..........Jim Lopez ......Erik Gilrcath .........Doug Morse ......Holly Hetfield TOWNFOLK Aaron Niemi, Jim Lopez, Brian Kriesl, Erik Gilreath, Mike Moely, Doug Morse, Lisa Wilson, Juanita Lopez. Linda Porter, Tammy Por, Dawn Michaels, Holly Hetfield, Kathy Smarrclla, Laurie Jewel, Mike Patzkowsky, Kim Prenkert, Karen Sandel, Ann LeHue, Cathy DeMaria, Teresa Yore, Tina Koschuk, Julie Tibonc, Robin Joseph, Kelly Welch, Tegan Krisel, Adam Kirby, Lauren Patz- kowsky, Ann Delmariani. DANCERS Norccn Nyc, Nancy Nyc, Donclla Moely, Jen- ny VanderMeer, Velva Schoeder, Camilla Brand, Heidi Greendonner, Don Lulh HONORS HONORS HONORS HONORS HONORS H( Brian Bythrow received the United States Air Force Academy College Scholarships Front: Karen Guse; WMU, Tiffany Reinink; CMU Sue Neitzke- Appointment and Kevin Splese received the U.S.A.F. R.O.T.C. FSC. Debbie Broadficld; Hope, Michelle White; Hope. Back: Mike Baggesi; WMU, Eric Scholarship U. of M. Gustafson; ORU, Phil Paarlbcrg; MSU, and Darrell Dinges U of D. roice of Democracy Award Karla Hartline, and Brian Wolff Winners 3r Citizenship. 139 Honors Honors Honors Honors Honors Honors Honors Many Receive Michigan Competitive Michigan Competitive Front: Karla Hartlinc. Wendi Miller, Liana Ohman, Debbie Henkel. Kelly Mack, Maureen Lindcnbcrg, Sue Neitzkc, Linda Kohn, and Laurie Jewell. Back: Steve Nelson, Mark Nelson, Mark Hutter, E. R. Lcnthall and Dennis Hahn. Michigan Competitive Front: Kris Reid, Linda Porter, Noreen Totzkc, Tiffany Rcinink, Laura Snith, Kathy Smarrella, and Heidi Radde. Middle: Steve Schacchcr. Joe Reilly, Karen Workingcr, Heidi Albrecht, Lisa Schrocdcr, Ethan Ray, Kent Walters and Rob Reed. Back: Kevin Splese, Brian Wolff, Brian Sicwcrt, Phil Paarlbcrg. Randy Toering, Jim Vitek and Brian Tilly. Michigan Competitive Front: Gerald Ernst, Erik Gustafson, Tom Drews, Kevin Carr, Tim Drews, Brian Bythrow. Middle: Kelly Brugman, Melissa Carpenter, Monica Bur- back, Debbie Broadfeild, Tammy DeMaria. Laura Dase, Karen Guse, and Jamie Connell. Back: Scott Franklin, Jeff Dorn, Mike Gathright and Darrell Dinges. H O N O R S 140 Mr. Gene Ball receiving the Davenport Business Skills Competition Award for the winning LHS Business Students Honors Honors Honors Honors Honors Honors Honors Lake Michigan College Scholarship Winners From. Laura Dase, Barb Jewell, Noreen Totzke, Maureen Lindcnberg, and Liana Ohman. Back: Steve Collins. Darren McNces, Erik Gustafson, and MikeGathright. Mark Nelson and Randy Toering won the Ball State University Honor with Distinction Award. ’resident Academic I itness Awards Front: I.inda Kohn, l.inda Porter. Karla Hartline. Noreen Tot ke. Jill krnson. Dawn Rockwell, Laura Dase. and Laura Smith. Middle: Ethan Ray, Kevin Carr, Erik Gustafson. Tiffany Reinink. Wcndi Miller. Susan Ncitzke. Tom Drews and Tim Drews. Back: Brian Bythrow, Jeff )orn, Scott Lranklin. Mike Gathright. Mark Nelson, Brian Wolff, Philip Paarlberg. Kevin Splese, and Jarrell Dinges. Jill Bcrnson and Scott Franklin received the Academic Challenge Award. H O N O R S 141 Honors Honors Honors Honors Honors Honors Honors Honor Graduates Front: Karla Hartline, Linda Porter. Noreen Totzke, Kathy Smarrclla, Karen Guse. Dawn Rockwell. Kris Reid. Second: Erik Gustafson, Tiffany Reinink, Wcndi Miller, Jill Bcrn- son, Susan Neitzke, Kelley Brugman, Tim Drews, Tom Drews. Back: Brian Bythrow. Jeff Dorn, Scott Franklin, Michael Gathright. Mark Nelson, Brian Wolff, Phil Paarlberg, Kevin Splese, and Dar- rell Dinges. Left: Club Scholarships Front: Karla Hartline, Lions: Karen Guse, LEA; Back: Kelley Brugman, Kcyettes: Chris Black, Rotary. Far Left: Receiving Company Scholarships were Front: Kathleen Smarrella American Electric Power, Kim Foust — Whirlpool Acceptance Corp., and Jill Bcrnson Wcldun Int'l. Managmcnt. Back: Scott Franklin — G. C. Murphy Co., Krista Schedler — American Electric Power, and Jeff Dorn — Whirlpool Corp. Twin City Beauty College Scholarships were Loretta Eaves, Rebecca Gerstcnkorn, and Debbie Lapc. Honors Honors Honors Honors Honors Honors Honors Michigan Math Prize Finalist Mark Leibel. Student Council Awards Front: Jamie Connell, Kelley Brugman, Karla Hartline, Mary Wcirick, Wendy Piepenburg. Back: Erik Gustafson, Scott Franklin, Phil Paarlbcrg, and Steve Schaecher. Department Awards Front: Jill Bcrnson, Spanish; Linda Porter, Band; Gidget Heritz, Home Economics; Kelly Mack, Office Education; Wendy Piepenburg, Fine Arts. Back: Kevin Carr, Math; Jim Vitek, Data Processing; Wendy Miller, English; Kim Ovcrhcul, Home Economics; Frank Isom, Best Thes- pian; John Thomas, Journalism; and Jeff Dorn, Science. Quill and Scroll Awards Front: Wendy Piepenburg, Gidget Heritz, Debbie Covert, Paula Hoffmann, Laura Barnett, Kelley Brugman, Jamie Connell. Back: Steve Schaecher, Darrell Dinges, Brian Wolff, Jeff Dorn, Mark Nelson. Ryan Coleman, Frank Isom and John Thomas. H O N O R S 143 Honors Honors Honors Honors Honors Honors Honors For ihe first time this year Sophomores were awarded a cer- tificate by the State of Michigan for excellence on the Michigan Education Assessment Test. Front: Erin Neimi, Noreen Nye. Julie Brackenridge. Lisa Dlouhy. Sheron Elders, Sue French. Michelle Gathright, Lisa Krat, Rod LaMu- nion, Eric Halvorson. 2nd: Mark Schluit. Mindy Chen, Nancy Nye. Holly Hatfield, Veronica Bevilac- qua, Lisa Jenkins. Andrea White, Mary Martin. Kim Matz. Tammy Rcipma, Rick Frohock. 3rd: Shawn Phelan, Kim Wooten, Taryn Ruble. Angie Reinhardt, Julie Sandman. Cheryl Rosentreter, Joy Thomas, Jane Neitzke. Jamie Harner, John Smarrclla, Mike Schuur. Back: David Rosa, Chris Chapman. Mike Williams, Todd Nichols, Scott Isham. Pat Harper, Steve Holt. Mark Leibel.and Bill Sccburgcr. Southwestern Michigan College Scholar- ship Winners Front: Tracy Bohanek, Susan Neitzke, Leah Kretchman, Gidget Hcritz, Heidi Albrecht, Jill Bernson, Monica Burbach, Linda Porter. Back: Mike Baggesi, Chris Black, Mike Gathright, Maureen Lindenberg, Wendy Piepenburg, Heidi Radde, Darrell Dinges, Steve Collins, and Joe Reilly. Outstanding LHS Male and Female Athlete Awards went to Jim Small and Karla Hartline. Karla Hartlinc and Jeff Dorn receive the Armed Services Student Athlete Award. National Honor Society Tom Norbey, Brent Garbuschewski, Cindy Marks. Dean Brackenridgc. Ron Jawor- ski. Ron Rath Not Pictured: Patricia Abby, Bccka Arick. Chris Bedunah. Fred Brauchler. Tim Campbell. Tony Fricsl. Kandi Jacques. Katie Medo, Amanda Miller. Theresa Muday. Amy Nye. Heidi Totzke. and Dawn Willis. Barb Jewell giving her speech Scott Franklin speaking on about character. scholarship. Kelley Mack. Stella Sarmiento. Barb Jewell. Heidi Albrecht, Susan Neitzke. Back: Leah Kretchman. Dawn Rockwell. Karla Hartline. Jeff Dorn. Darrell Dingcs. Mark Nelson. Eric Gustafson. Kevin Splesc, Karen Gusc. Wendi Miller. Heidi Albrecht. Tim Campbell and Kelley Brugman talking after the induction. Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors that can be awarded to a high school student. Membership is based on leadership, service, character, and scholarship. To qualify for membership in NHS, a candidate must maintain a G.P.A. of 3.5 for at least five semesters and be nominated by at least five teachers. Lakeshore’s chapter of the National Honor Society presents a good view of both it’s members, and through their actions, the whole school. The NHS at Lakeshore is named in honor of Mrs. Clara Meyers, a teacher and leader in the school system, before consolidation. Front: Noreen Totzke, Jill Bcrnson, Kathy Smarrella, Kim Foust, Tracy Bohanek. Back: Kelley Brugman. Mike Gathright, Scott Franklin. Brian Wolff, Phil Paarlbcrg, Steve Collins, Linda Porter. Not Pictured: Brian Bythrow and Wendy Piepenberg. N H S 145 Karen Workinger Crowned Miss Stevensville Karen Workinger, a 17 year old senior at Lakeshore High School, was crowned Miss Stevensville 1985 on Saturday, February 2. The evening began with the 31 contestants performing a dance followed by an appearance in evening gowns. The first elimination left 16 girls to once again appear before the judges. On the second elimination the judges chose the final 6 girls. The final six included: Gidget Heritz, Tammy Dlouhy, Karen Workinger, Paula Hoffmann, Tami Mullins, and Wendy Piepenburg. These finalists were all asked a question and were to respond in front of the audience and were judged upon their answer. The evening concluded with Karen Workinger — Miss Stevensville, Gidget Heritz— 1st Runner-up, Wendy Piepenburg — 2nd Runner-up, and Kim Carper — Miss Congeniality. Karen Workinger, as Miss Stevensville, competed in the Miss Blossomtime contest. Karen was happily crowned 2nd Runner-up to Miss Blossomtime. I. Gidget Heritz, Karen Workinger and Wendy Piepenburg. 2. Laura Dasc, Hilary Topping, Holly Cram and Jamie Connell watch as Wendy Garlanger gives the title of Miss Congenialtiy to Kim Carper. 3. Cathy Jenkins. Tammy Mullins. Becky Gcrstcnkorn, Jamie Connell and Theresa Haynes patiently wait back stage. 4. Tammy Dloughy and Paula Hoffmann watch as Karen Workinger is crowned Miss Stevensville 1985. Debbie Covert, Noreen Totzke and Kim Saitz. Noreen Totzke Crowned Miss Baroda 1985 On February 18,1985, the Miss Baroda Blossom Queen Contest was held at the Lakeshore High School Auditorium. The evening opened with the girls walking down the aisles to the song “Dream On.” This was done to give the audience and the judges a closer look at the contestants. The girls then went up on stage to perform their dance to “The Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of Company ‘B.’ ” Following the dance, the girls went to change into their formals. The contestants made two appearances with their evening gowns. During the first appearance the judges eliminated two girls and during the second appearance three more girls were eliminated. This left the five finalists who were Kim Saitz, Debbie Covert, Kris Vinsek, Tammy Buzalski and Noreen Totzke. Each of these girls then had to answer a question which was “What does living in Michigan mean to you?” At this time the judges chose a First, Second, Third, and Fourth Runner- up and Miss Baroda 1985. First was the crowning of Miss Congeniality. This title is given to the girl who is voted by the contestants as being the most helpful and having the most outstanding personality. This year’s winner was Debbie Covert. Fourth Runner-up was Tammy Buzalski and Third Runner-up was Kris Vinsek. Kim Saitz was crowned Second Runner-up and Debbie Covert was crowned First Runner-up. Noreen Totzke was then crowned Miss Baroda 1985. 9N1S010 UJO -ZO Valedictorian and Salutatorian Jill Bernson, Valedictorian and Linda Porter. Salutatorian. Jill Bernson, Valedictorian of the class of 1985, had a 4.00 average for four consecutive years. Jill has been in- volved in many extracurriculars: Drama Thespian, 4: Variety Show, 4; Musical, 2; All School Play, 1; Band, 4; Pep Band, 3; Jazz Band, 1; Stage Pit Band, 2; Quiz Bowl, 2; Choir, 2; Lakeshore Singers, 3; Prom commit- tee, 1; NHS, 2; Academic Letter, 4; Keyettes, 2; Track Band, 2; Fellowship of Christian Students, 4. Jill has also received many awards such as: Michigan Competitive, Hope College Merit Scholarship, Presidential Academic Fitness Award, National Merit Finalist, National Honor Society, Spanish Award, Honor Graduate, Academic Challenge Award, Weldun Int’l. Management Scholarship. Linda Porter, Salutatorian had a g.p.a. of 3.976 for four consecutive years. Linda participated in many ac- tivities such as: German club, 1; Variety Show, 4; All School Play, 1; Pep Band, 3; Stage Pit Band, 3; Lakeshore Singers, 1; Academic Letter, 4; Track Band, 2; Drama Thespian, 4; Musical, 2; Band, 4; Jazz Band, 3; Choir, 1; NHS, 2; Keyettes, 1. There have also been many awards that Linda has won; Michigan Competitive, Presidential Academic Fitness Award, National Honor Society, Honor Graduate, Band Award, Northwestern Universtiy Academic Scholarship. H O N O R S 149 GRADUATION GRADUATION GRADUATION GRA All of the seniors gather in the auditorium one last time. Mr. MacTavish and Mrs. Nelson lead the seniors to the football Held. Barb, Cindy, Brian, Jamie, and Erik getting ready to start the Graduation march. Jill. John. Linda. Randy, Laura, and Thad filing in to their seats. Erin Willis and the rest of the clarinettists perform the processional for the graduates. G R A D U A T I O N Tonya Wagner watches as her fellow classmates receive their diplomas. David. Tracy, Jim, Monica and John listen to the speeches performed by three of their classmates. UATION GRADUATION GRADUATION GRADU AT mi Kl'lHI MtllUTl Gloria Vandcrbcck, Gary Camp- bell, Dr. Hadaway, Nicky Baker, Jack Greendonner, Father Neale, Barry Kcnrcich, Gene Ball, Dave Williams. Bud Totzke, Dennis Brucck. Don Jewell, Dick Ram- thun, Ed Reilly, and Myron Apple. Father Don Neale gave the Invocation and Gary Campbell introduces the platform guests. Jill Bcrnson. Valedictorian, performs her speech “Great the Benediction. Expectations. Brian Sicwert. class president, receives his diploma on a very windy day. He also xavc an address entitled '‘I Had a Dream. Principal Edward Reilly presents Linda Porter with the Salutatorian award. Kcllyc Bruce giving her speech “Strive To Be an Individual. G R A I) U A T I O N Entering LMC Community Center Just You and I. Prom committee: Back: Sandra Petzke, Heidi Circcndonner. Bccka Arick, Deb Haak, Brent Garbuschcwski, Cindy Merks. Front: Michelle Haney, Tracy Muday, Caroline Pichl, Dave McGrath and Kim Aroney. Liane Ohman and Rob Reed Checking in The Decorations Favors Top Hats Roses Glasses 1985 PROM KING ANDQUEEN ERIK GUSTAFSON AND DEBRA COVERT At the Coat check Steve Holt. Dawn Lawson, Frank Emery, and his date 1985 Prom, April 27, 1985 ATTENDANTS Amy Godush. Theresa Olcs. Tammy Riepma. Jamie Harncr, Andrea White, Kim Matz, Tom Anthony. Angie Wurtz Left: Andrea and Theresa help Tom An- thony to set up. • • • Tom McKenzie, and Kathy Wcirick Arriving at the prom on time Becka Arick and Chris Nelson An Evening to Dance ... Mark Yost. Mary Ebcrhart, Mike Essig. Jim Vitek, and Kim Foust Scott Townley and Ronda Graefen Below Right: Scott Kapp. Kris Mitchell, Debbie Covert, and Erik Gustafson. Below Left: Tina Schimdt, Chris Ives. Mike Gathright, Kim Sailz. Wiley Payne, and Leah Krctchman Leah Krctchman. Wiley Payne, Bryan Shindeldecker, Lorraine Feather. Mike Ziclkcand Jori Grams Cindy Frohock, Cathy Jenkins, and Kevin Harrington And to Relax With Friends .. . Gidget Heritz, Todd Krctchman Sue Renner. Brian Bythrow Tom Nelson, and Debbie Haak GRADUATION GRADUATION GRADUATION Nikki. Mrs. Rosenthal, Michelle, Jennifer, and Kristy go back to the school following the Graduation ceremonies. Karen Workinger receives her diploma from Mr. Bembenek. G R A D U A T I O N Kelly Boyle and Debbie Covert watch as Darren McNccs receives his diploma. Hilary Topping signs for her diploma. 157 A Year of Memories ... Rifle Corps Members — Tracy, Tracy, and Sue. The freshman class join in on the homecoming actvitics. Homecoming king, Mike Gathright. Brian tells all about senior class. Brian — captured at last! To Last Forever Karen Workinger, Miss Stcvensvillc 1985. , r rn Mr. Reilly addresses the honored students. P Lancers celebrate a great season.