Lakeview High School - La Chatte Yearbook (Lakeview, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1987 volume:

a 'A - La Chotte 1 THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED TO “DOC” FORD, A FRIEND OF STUDENTS. Superintendent Dr. James Ford, more commonly and affectionately known to Lakeview High School students and members of the community for the past 16 years os Doc Ford, has resigned ot the end of the 1986-87 school year. Dr. Ford has occepted a position in the Ludington School system. He will be missed by all who hove come in contact with him over the past 16 years. In the early 70 s, o friend of Doc Ford's had complimented Lakeview so highly, that when Ooc heard of a principalship open here, he con- tacted his friend to make sure his compliments were well founded. With added reassurance, Doc visited Lakeview, and fell in love with the small town. Doc, his wife, Doris, and their 3 children, Julie, Steve, and Polly moved to Lakeview. The children have since grown up and moved away. Doc has seen the school undergo some changes during these past yeors. Vocational programs were underway, but with Doe’s help, they were set up so they would meet state requirements for state vocational certification. Another change took ploce. In 1980 Ford became superinten- dent of Lakeview Community Schools. At the time he assumed the position he olso assumed a school district with financial problems. With help from the community, school employees, and others, Doc has been ot the helm os Lakeview Community Schools has overcome those problems ond has rebuilt to the point of being better staffed with more program offerings, and also will see performance objectives supplied to parents to give them an overview of their child's years in Lokeview's school system. This project had been in plonning for 5 years. Structurally Ford has seen the Elementary school odd 5 rooms, some middle school renovations, and additional upgrading of all school facilities. Doc has been cooch to mony athletes at Lakeview. He has coached girls volleyball for 5 yeors, girls track for 5 years, as well os having coached in other sports during the past 16 yeors. Mony of Lakeview's future athletes will miss his love of sports. Doc's support, guidance, and genuine interest in the students here at Lakeview High School through all the years won't ever be forgotten. We wish you the best. Doc. WE WILL MISS YOU!!! by Craig Jensen 2 Dedication Every adult needs a child to teach, it's the way adults learn. Frank A. Clark STAFF Staff 3 4? To be able to be (aught up in the world of thought — that is educated. Edith Hamilton lakeview High School Board Members: Anno WulH (trustoo), Lyle Boll (Vice President), Eva Fountain (trustee), Henry Behrenwald (President), Michael Stout (Treosurer), Penny Burlison (Secretary), Ellen Baker (trustee) Mr James Skorka, Community Education Director, Athletic Director, BS Ms Jane Pierce, Asst. High School Principal, Asst. Athletic Director; BS, MA 4 StaH Good teaching is one quarter preparation and three quarters theater. Gail Godwin Rosemary OuVall, High School Office Reception isl Mina Bucholfi, Principal's Secretory Jean Sdiwondt, Bookkeeper Coral Cady; BS in Speciol Education Dean Gilbert; 85 in Musk Education Coral Moore, Library Aide Avis Otornley, Librarian, BS in Education Sandro Miller; BS in Home Economics Moureen Roslonk, Art Club Supervisor, T.A.P., G T Coordinator, BA Peggy LoFollette, Asst librarian Carol leitch, BS in Home Economics Staff 5 “A child miseducated is a child lost. President John F. Kennedy or Don CorreM, Yeorbook Advisor, Publkotions Ad- visor, Counselor; BA and MA in English, MA in Counseling Dr. Rkhord Fox, Counselor; BS, MA, and Ed.D Janie Ackley, Counselors’ Secretory Arlene Helmer, Superintendent's Secretory Wayne Brinker; BS ond MA in English Mike Schreiber, JY Girls Basketball Cooch, JV Boys' Basketball Cooch, Varsity Softball Cooch, BA in English Susan Lange, Spanish Gub Advisor; BS in Sponish Chorles Adams, Student Government Advisor; BS and MA in English 6 Staff Education is the ability to listen to anything without losing your temper or your self-confidence. Robert Frost Beverly J Boyer, Advisor for BOEC, BA in Phyllis Deuling, Student teocher for Business Business Education Gasses Norm Nammingo, BS and MA in Business Lori lone, BS in Education ' ■ Kenneth Lewis; BS in Industrial Arts Bob Chisholm, BS in Industrial Arts Jerry Young, Driver Education; BS in Industrial Bill Woles, Vocational Education Director, Voco- Arts tional Auto Mechanics; BS in Education Nancy Gingan, Math and Science, Senior Gass Advisor; BA and MA Craig Woolley, Science and Math, Varsity Girls' Basketball Gooch. BS and MA Jomes A Wood, 8th grode Basketball Cooch, Lee Boermo, Computers and Math, BS and MA Freshman Goss Advisor; BS and MA in Mathematics Staff If you think education is expensive, try ignorance. Derek Bok l Joyce Skorka, Junior Oass Advisor, JY VdleyboM Cooch; BS in Physical Education Kevin Wiltshire, Freshman Boys' Basketball Cooch, BS in Physical Education Perry Storms, FFA Advisor, BS in Agribusiness and Natural Resource Education Nancy Voorbees, Cook Lenore Marshall, Cook Pod Ports, Custodian Dennis Kettler, Custodian (hortes Lund, Custodion f f Bev Wdgus, Custodian Bvs Drivers: Clarence Yonkee, Bob VonYlerah, Diane Brings, Dorlene Ptoce, Don Block, Joan Heyck. Gordon Dunn, Janet Burton. Marlene Biller, Don VonderJogt, Jonet Stratton, Shirley Moyer, Betty Maxin, Shiney Sonders 8 Staff Life of which out and chisel and complete quarry character Goethe ACTIVITIES Front Row: Jimmy Kniqht, Steve MtKenno, David Woodard, Conrad Stout, Brent Neitzel, Bark Row Roger Eastman, Mike Matthews, Bryan Harvey, Mike Blumberg, Lame Beckett, Coach Normon Nammingo If you're going to throw a dub, it is important to throw it in front of you, down the fairway, so you don't waste any time going back to pick it up. Tommy Bolt, Pro golfer Opponent Lakeview Belding L Belding L Portland L Corson City W Central Montcalm L Montabella W Greenville L Chippewa Hills L Portland L Central Montcalm L Carson Gty L Saranac L MontabeHa L Saranac L Senior: Bryon Horvey Senior: Roger Eastmon f Tho 1986-87 Lakeview Golf team started their season off knowing it would take a lot to contend for the league title. Consisting of only two seniors, Bryon Harvey and Roger Eastman, the team was very Woodard wos this year's Most Valuable Player. Jim Knight was Most Improved over the season. Woodard was also awarded Second Team All-Conference and tied for seventh in total league I points Although young, the team pulled together nicely and ochieved sixth in league play. All the members received their Varsity letters, by Linda Hadrich and Jerry Schaber Brent Neitzel concentrates on the big putt. ■rUBf y Conrad Stout swings strong and far. Roger Eastman chips and hopes for o hole. 10 Golf “The art of running consists off the essence off reaching the threshold of unconsciousness at the instant off breasting the tape. Paul O'Neal front Row: Terri Dishong, Tiffany Carpenter, Tim Reed, Chad Rodormer, Shane Bissell, Bark Row: Chris Bohn, Craig Jensen, Charlie Bohn, Nathan Fisher, Frank Reynard Opponent Lolceview Tri-County L Montcalm (o.Jnvt 8th Montabella W Greenville L Central Montcalm L Saranac L CCC Invt. 10th Portland L Vestoburg W CCC I L Balding L The boys Cross Coantry team, consisting ol Frank Reynard, Craig Jensen, Shane Bissell, Chris Bohn, Charlie Bohn, Tim Reed, and Chad Rodormer, placed Sth in dual league meets, 7th In the leogue meet and finished 7th for the year in the T.C.A.A. The girls team consisted of Terri Dishong. Due to this foctor, all of her meets were forfeited, but she still ran far the Cats. The highlight of the year was that Frank Reynard placed 13th at the T.C.A.A., qualifying for the Second Team All-Conference. Shane Bissell was awarded captoin of the boys team and Terri Dishong was nomad captain of the girls team. Frank Reynard received the Mast Valuoble Runner award. Tim Reed was recognized far Most Dedicated and olso Most Improved. This year was the first year of coaching for teacher Greg Dunham He was confident of his runners and supportive of them throughout the season by Ed Motion Shane Bissell works to stay ahead of his opponent Frank Reynard and Terri Dishong relox after a hard run Cross Country 11 Winning is not the most important thing.. This season the Varsity girls basket- ball team did well, ending their season with a 13-6 record. Going into tournoments Lakeview went 1-1 making their final record 14-7. Mr. Craig Wooley, the team’s coach, presented special awards to Julie Therkildsen and Kari Hart for being the team's Most Valuable Players. Julie and Kari both received 1st Team All Conference. Jenny Stokely and Tammie Briggs received Most Im- proved awards ond were both named Honorable Mention All Conference. Oede Stokely received 2nd Team All Conference and was named team captain. Dede also received the Hustler” award. Mr. Woolley ex- pressed how the team had a good season, ond how he was very proud of them. by Jenny Stokely front Row: Kristine Clark, Tommie Briggs, Deanna Rutter, Stacy McCarttiy, Vicki Thornhill; Back Row: Cooch Woolley, Kori Hort, Dede Stokely, Kris Estill, Jenny Stokely, Julie Therkildsen Kari Hart tomes to a jump stop looking for rite basket. Tommie Briggs goes lor the shot. 12 Girls' Varsity Basketball ... it is the only thing. Bill Vee k Lakeview Opponent 30 Moriey Stanwood 57 : Montabella 37 45 Tri County ft 35 V37 58 Saranac 35 CCCV 55 42 Vestaburq 41 46 [ Central Montcclm 41 Greenville 1 37 52 Tf Belding Portland 28 44 f 54 tr • ccc i M 44 54 M.P.S.H. B 44 38“ Montabella 41 57 Saranac 51 49 Portland 61 49 Greenville 50 48 Vestaburg 32 54 Belding 46 Jenny Stokely watches for a steal. Senior: Deanna Ruffer Coodt Woolley Julie Therkildsen dribbles away from her guard. Girls' Varsity Basketball 13 Senior: Dede Stokely Senior: Jenny Stokely If you watch a game, it's fun, if you play it, it's recreation, if you work at it, it's basketball. Anonymous Raw: Mabel Codoret, Jenni Wokenhut, Debbie Proctor, Jodi King, Amy Seoriott Back Raw: Coodi Mike Schreibnr, Angie Goodwin, Amy Goodwin, Amy Crawford, Krista Stickler, Shelli Middle brook The 1986-87 Junior Varsity basketball team ended their season with a 8-19 record. Sophomore Shelli Middlebrook led the Cats with 260 points and Freshman Amy Crawford hod a total of 152 points. During the banquet which was held at the Lakeview High School cafeteria these awards were given: Most Valuable Player was Shelli Middlebrook and Kris Stickler received the Wildcats Award. by Joe Girskis While avoiding o stool, Amy Scorto ft drives to It� hoop. Shelli Middlebrook gets a good jump on an Eogle player. Demonstrating her poise, Mabel (odoret begins her drive to the key Inset: Cooch Mike Schreibor at his best, under pressure leoding his charges to onolher victory 14 Girls'JV Basketboll This year all our hard work seemed to pay off, but we'll have to work even more next year to be the best we «an be. Brian Culey and Shane Block, JV Co-Captains Shane Block keeps the ball and goes for it all. Lakeview Opponent 14 Greenville 27 24 Belding 31 Montabella 6 17 ccc 6 0 Portland 6 9 Saranac 7 24 Central Montcalm 6 27 Alma 18 12 Tri-County 26 Tbs 1986 J V. football toom hod o good year finishing 6-3 ovtraB and 5-1 ta league ploy One of the highlights of this season was o kg 27-18 victory over Juno. Some of the records set in the 1986 season by the team were Most fumbles recovered by on indmduol-6-by Irion Culey (season ond career). Most fumbles recovered in one gome-3-by Jamie Kin- nee ond Shone Bkxk Most field goals (season ond coreer)-2- by Brian Culey Yords passing (coreer)- 1104-by Shone fibdt Yords receiving (coreer)-380- by Jamie Kinnee longest completed pass-86 yords- by Gory Jensen to Don Lake At the annual football words bonquet. several honorary ovords were given MOST VALUABLE PLAYER - OFFENSE Brian Culey MOST VALUABLE PLAYER - DEFENSE: Jomie Kinnee MOST IMPIOVED Tony Augustine MOST DEDICATED Steve Mortens CO-CAPTAINS Boon Culey ond Shone Block It was o good season for the Cots with mony ups ond o few downs With some breaks it could've been o areat season By Down tondis Front Row: Jim Hill, Mgr., DuWayne Johnson, Ron Thomas, Matt Miller, Oan Burton, Chris Schwandt, Gary Jensen, David Howard, Eric Forgar, Gary Sturdavont, Mike Sturdavant, Brian Mumby, David Ellafrits, Mgr, Socond Row: Cooch Bice, Corey Jensen, Eric Goedge, Oorkk Lake, Steve Purchase, Carter Miles, Brian Culey, Art Perry, Conon Venus, Duane Hunter, David Williamson, Jerry Ball, Terry Howes, Heod Cooch Weber; Last Row: Cooch Ellafrits, Troy Johnson, Don Lake, Shone Block, Mark Wabanimkee, Chuck Watkins, Quentin Baird, Steve Martens, Troy Augustine, Jomie Kinnee, Joel Dovis, Chris Nicholson Quarterbock Shane Block takes a snap from center Steve Martens. Brian Culey reaches out for extra yards “Zest is the secret of beauty. There is no beauty that is attractive without zest. Christian Dior Frmrt Row; loom Paul; Sesond Row: Julie Force, LeeAnn Johnson, Tisha Tytor, Book Row: Kelli Nisonger, Julie 8eardslee, and Sally Reed Juniors Laura Pad and LeeAnn Johnson show their Wildcat spirit. Senior: Kelli Nisonger LeeAnn Johnson and Kelli Nisonger theer with enthusiasm. The 1986-87 JV Cheerleaders started working way before their season octuall started. They practiced the lost three weeks of school and then attended a UCA comp at Central Michigan University during the last week of June. The squad worked itard and received many ribbons for their efforts. The squad was without a coach for several months but later oquired Mrs. Arvilla Keaton. They were a unique squad having 2 juniors, LeeAnn Johnson and Laura Paul, and a senior, Kelli Nisonger. by Kelli Nisonger 16 JV Football (beerleoders Cheering for our league champion football team was the perfect finishing touch for our senior year. Angela Paul, Angela Stout, and Cara Colon, Varsity Tri-Captains Vanity CheeHeodors: Barb Martin, Angie Melinowski, Cara Colon, Angela Stout, Angelo Pod, Kelly Shriver, Tara Nielsen, Anne Duffey, Cooch Gyl Hondorp and Oe Derenski Senior: Angela Pod Senior: De Derenski Senior: Angela Stout Senior: KeRy Shriver The Varsity Football Cheerleaders, coached by Gyl Hondorp, began their season before it ended. During May ond the last port of June, the cheerleoders worked very hord preparing their cheers ond dance routine for camp The Vorsity chose to attend UCA, Universd Cheerleoders Association, becouse they felt this camp emphasized the learning ospect opposed to the competition aspect. They attended UCA at Central Michigan University in Mt. Pleasant, where they did very well The Varsity won several blue ribbons, which meant “Superior”, ond they dso won the ‘‘Spirit Stick', three of the four days of camp They won this award on the final day which meant they were allowed to take it home to their school The Varsity attended one dime at Ferris State College, where they were instructed by the Ferris State Cheerleoders They learned cheers, chants, pom pon, partner stunts, and gym- nastics at this clink. Having such on outstanding season in football, the cheerleaders remoined extremely octive for their football teom at Lokeview. The Vorsity hosted three pep assemblies ond showed their spirit by making posters, signs, locker decorations, and giving the footbal team as much supped as possible. Also, the cheerleaders performed two dance routines throughout the season. They were, “Conga , which received a blue ribbon at comp, ond Great Gosh Almighty”. The Varsity held a Spirit Day for the Trufont and Lokeview eiementory schools The children were al very en- thusiastically dressed in blue ond gold and really en|oyed this exciting day. The Tri-Coptoins for this yeor's football season were Angela Stout, Cara Colon, and Angelo Poul by Caro Colon Vorsity Football Cheerleoders 17 'Being league champions was the greatest feeling in the world; it topped off our senior year. Coley Wood, Jason Dey, and Dan Martin, Varsity Tri-Captains Freed Raw: Shod Petersen, Wen Deed, Lonnie Wright, Mike Bochmon, Coley Wood, Mike Moore, Deon Botek, Jerry Riojos, Brock Place, Mgr.; Chad Longe, Mgr.; Eric DensJow, Mgr., Sereed Raw: Chuck Potmore, Bill Brow, Joe Wemette, Jason Dey, Doug West, Mikel Hondorp, Lonnie Smith, John Almy, Justin Dey, Statistician; Shone Wood, Statistician; Back Rear: Dole Miller, Brian Ourga, Ben Wardwell, Pete Cain, Dan Mortin, Bon Denslow, Bad Diamond, Mark Mulholland, Joe Hubbard, Cooch Longe, Hood Cooch Keaton The Lakeview Varsity football team concluded a very much improved season with a record of 6-3. There were many honors received by the players for their fine season. The Wildcats also were honored with the League Championship, which has not been Lakeview’s since 1982. At the Honors Banquet the awards were given and accomplishments recognized. For the seniors: Danny Martin received Most Valuable Player, All-Conference on offense and defense as well as Co-MVP in the league. In the Detroit Free Press, Danny received First Team All-State as well as Special Men- tion All State UPI. Coley Wood received MVP on defense, All-Conference on offense and defense. Mikel Hondorp was chosen as an All-Conference defensive bock. John Almy was chosen as an All-Conference and All-Area center as well as the recipiant of the Guts Aword. Ron Denslow received All-Conference kicker. Jason Dey received 2nd Team All- Conference on offense. Ben Wardwell was chosen 2nd Team All-Conference on offensive end and also for his punting. Lonnie Smith was chosen 2nd Team All-Conference at of- fensive guard. Pete Koin received Honorable Mention All-Conference at defensive end and Lonny Wright attained Honorable Mention All-Conference running bock. Junior Mike Bachman received MVP on offense and Honorable Mention All-Conference at quarterback, by Ben Wardwell 18 Vanity Football Lakeview Opponent Score 15 Greenville 6 0 Balding 43 Montobella ol 21 ccc 0 22 Saranac 13 27 Portland 0 34 Central Montcalm 0 21 Alma 28 17 Tri-County 35 Senior Mikel Hondorp rushes past Balding defenders for extra yardoge. Wildcat defenders read Bering's play and go in for the kill. Senior: Jason Oey Senior Ron Denslow Senior: Bill Brow Senior: Mikel Hondorp Senior: Donny Mortin Senior. Doug West Senior: den Reed Senior: Mark Mulhoiland Senior: Lonnie Wright Vorsity Football 19 To play great music, you must have your eyes on a distant star. Yehudi Menuhin Drum Majorette: Deanna Buffer Director Mr. Dean Gilbert Flog Corp Co-Captains: Debbie Schnkk and Tamara Tytar Flog Corp Froof Row: Jill Larsen, Katrina Jensen, Borboro Martin, Tressa Huckleberry, Tonya Bunker; Bock Row: Tamara Tytor, Mishown Delamater, Julie Beordslee, Tisha Tytar, Sonya Behrenwald, Debbie Schnkk 20 Band Lokeview High School Band in full marching uniform. Woodwinds Front Row: Oebbie Helms, Lisa Hogen, Mary Minock, Monka Jensen, Wendy Brosseur, Kristy Stickler, Wendy Nickev; Socond Row: Rhonda Bennett, Deborah Fountain, Sheila Joquays, Rhondo Murray, Teri Nelson, Heidi Wood, Mishown Delamater, Koren Durga, Jockie Fountoin, Wendy Keiltoltz; Third Row: Chris Thielke, Susan Keony, Mario Larsen, Trkia Towne, Dani Weikel, Kothie Lykins, Missy Weikel, Leeonne Cannon, Toni Dietrick Brass Front Row: Jenni Wokenhut, Vkki Brosseur, Marlene Munn, Tony Augustine, Duane Hunter, Amy Woles, Sosond Row: Erk Goedge, Becky Rosenberg, Thereso Lykins, Lorry Wilson, Mike Keilholtz, Jim Cain, Bryan Horvey, Rob Edison Before the start of the 1986 87 school year the Lokeview Community Schools hired a new band director to reploce Mr Kevin Cook, who hod resigned Mr. Dean Gilbert, o Michigan State University groducte, hod the fresh ideas ond enthusiasm that the band needed. There hove been several firsts for the band since Mr Gilbert's employment The bond performed its first holftime show in total dorkness, with glowstkks, much to the delight of the audience The bond was rewarded in their effort ond hard work with the purchase of band jackets which proudly display the Wildcat symbol. The band also was priveleoged to occept on invitation from the Central Mont colm Band to morch at their invitational. The Wildcat Bond received comments ond a ploque to show for their hard work. On May 13, the bond hod the outstanding honor and pleasure to play at our state's capital, Lansing, Michigan The Lokeview Bond Boosters mode it possible for the band students to travel to Hostings, Michigan to try a new type of band camp. At the comp, the students put some of Mr. Gilbert's fresh ideas into use. Mr. Gilbert's goals for the band ore to get more people interested in bond, to improve the imoge of the bond, ond he feels that once this is established, the bond will go on to receive many other owords for their eHorts and the band’s true talents will finally unfold by Julie Helmer Drums Front Row: Pom Thompson, Brent Neitzel; Bock Row: Croig Jensen, Jamie Pate, Julie Rama, Aaron Gladding Band 21 What excKtly is Homecoming? Is it just o certain week where people oct funny and wear weird clothes? Or is it just trodition? It is all of that and much more! Homecoming hos been a tradition at Lokeview High School for os long as anyone can recoil. H is a week in the student s life when they con have a lot of fun during smool ond create a lot of great memories Homecoming '87 at lakeview High School started Monday, September 29. During this week the school become ex- tremely divided os the doss competition began the knock-down drag out fight to find out which wos the Superior doss. It all began with the attendance competition during the day, which the Freshmen -rook first in. Those Freshmen just love school don’t they? Mock Olympics was held Monday evening. Students competed in relay roces, scavenger hunt, bubble gum blowing contest, preliminary tug-of-war, baby food eating contest, ond “fill the circle with as many class members os possible . Juniors prevailed at the Mock Olympics ceremony. Tuesday wos hot, sunglasses, ond T-shirt competition. On Wednesday, there was dash nerd competition where the students mode fashion statements about themselves by coming up with the craziest of outfits. Thursday's dress was Maui Day. Students dressed in beoch or Hawoiin clothes. At the end of the day, the volleyball preliminary competition began During halftime of the Givis' Varsity Basketball game, the finals of the tug-of-war was held. Friday wos “Spirit Day , where students dressed in traditional blue and gold. In the afternoon, a pep ossembly was held to boost the moral and spirit of the Vorsity Football team. Finals for the volleyballtournoment were held in which the Juniors surged on to a mignty victory! The last ond find competition wos the fight song competition where eoch doss hod to sing the fight song from memory and the loudest class won. Well, the Seniors seemed to be mouthiest and they won the competition, and therefore dinching the Superior class title. Friday evening, the Lakeview Wildcats vs. Portland Roiders game turned into a tremendous victory for the Wildcats as Lakeview downed Portland 27-0. During halftime. Homecoming King ond Queen were crowned. LHS 1987 Homecoming King and Queen were Jason Dey and Dede Stokely. Fdlowing the game was the Homecoming Victory Donee. Another Homecoming hod come and gone, but to be remembered by all. by Cara Colon The Lakeview Wildcat Marching Band performs with style. 22 Homecoming Jodi King twists the night away at the Homecoming dance. Wailing . .. Waiting ... Waiting. The King and Queen of Clash, Cinnamon Culey and Tim Taylor, pose in their lastest fashion outfits. Has anyone seen my pineapple? Eddie Mahon feasting on his favorite meal of squash, strained carrots, and apple blueberry dessert at Mock Olympics. Big Bod Bryan beating his bongos boldly. 3 Blow Freshmen, Blow!! Homecoming 23 “Being chosen Homecoming king and queen chose us to represent our school ' Jason Dey and Ho« owiof Candidates: Coley Wood, Cora Colon, Jason Dey, Dede Stokely, Tim Carr, Amy VanPatten. 1987 Homecoming King and Queen, Jason Dey and Dede Stokely. Jerry Schober and Deb Schnkk “getting down at the 1987 Haaitremina Court: Freshmen Prince and Princess, Matt Miller and Amy Crawford; Junior Prince and Princess, Homecoming dance Tim Rish and Julie Beatius; Sophomore Prince and Princess, Ron Thomas and Tisha Tytor. Lokeview Wildcat Marching Band provided both enthusiastic pep and stirring musk to the Jerry Riojos, in search of the endzone, attempts a Lakeview touchdown. Homecoming game. 24 Homecoming made us feel proud that the student body Dede Stokely, 1987 Homecoming king and queen 1987 Presentation of the Homecoming Court during the hofftime ceremony. Mr Schreiber. the lucky winner of F.F.A.’s Kiss-the-Piq contest , os He puckers up Wildcats receive onother first down! Junior Kris Estill snatches the rebound to score. Junior Terry Cole explodes for the volley to toke the Juniors to yet another Volleyball Tournament Chompion Junior Varsity and Varsity cheerleaders work together to promote another Wildcat victory Senior Bill Brow attempts to sneok past Portland defenders in the Homecoming Mud Run Homecoming 25 A good leader takes a little more than his share of blame, and a little less than his share of credit. Arnold Glasow Frwt I nr run Bond, Mori Midholond, Bryan Homy, Bogina Edgorky, Kali Ntsongor, Shan. Bissell, Bark tow: Kyle Hondorp, Amy Crawford, Bon Bohronwald, Bom Thompson, loura Bold, Angio Malinowski, Travis Carr, Star� Moon, Sally Beed The Student Government, under the direction of Charles Adams, is comprised of sixteen students, with four students representing each class. Elected from within this group was on executive committee consisting of President, Regina Edgerly,- Vice President, Ron Behrenwlad; Secretary, Angie Melinowski; and Treasurer, Steve Moore. Student Government's main purpose was to encourage student involvement in issues relating to student life, and to develop programs to meet those ■eeds. Student Government was involved in such projects as planning Homecoming week activities, helping plan and participating in the Leadership Forum, and setting goals for the year. Another primary goal of Student Government was to provide leadership training. Student Governments goals for the 1986-87 school year were to explore and or implement diverse programs such as a high school beautification pro- ject, a substance abuse help group, a winter Snowcoming, and a student forum. Although Student Government is relatively newly organized, it hod ambitious plans for the future. All Student Government members were excited about its future ond enthusiastically worked to assure its success. by Regina Edgerly lowdonUp f� rw Brawl l.wr LeeAnn Johnson, lorn Bout, Deanna Buffer, Undo Hadrkfi, KoBi Nisonger, Bam Thompson, Solly Boed, Btgina Edgerly, Kyle Hondorp; Back Bew: Missy Weikel, Angie MMinowsii, Bryan Honey, Serova Bowser, Kristine dork, Travis Con, Shone Bissol, Coley Edgetfy, Steve Moore, Ovis Srhwandt, Mark Mdholland, Ent Goodgo 26 Student Govommoat leadership The growth in size of our Spanish Club showed the continuing interest in Spanish Culture. s wiih i ii Bock Row: Amy Walts, Gina Attard, Jock it Frisbey, Brad Christensen, Jeff Moore, Omd Christenson, Kelly King, Wendy Spence, Becky Growburg, Julie Beordslee, Fat dark, Jerry Kiojos, Charlie Bohn, Travis Carr, Steve Moore, Sally Heed, Missy Wtikel, Tisha Tytor, Nathan Fisher, Jim Kook, Terri Dishong, Tiffany Corpenter, Gory Jensen, Jim Knight, David Woodard, Tori “ |, Sheila Jaquays, Jennifer Wakenhut, Amy Goodwin, April May Third Root: Tammy Base, Terri lose, Shewn Oberfin, Chris Schwnadt, Jam� Bain, Frank Reynold, Pam Thompson, ‘ t, Julie Johnston, Calty Edgeriy, Missy Lint, Kristine Clark, Steve Shaw, Josh Nielson, Shone Bisstil, Heidi Wood Socand Raw: Bonnie Williamson, Tina Larsen, Sam Marek, Amy __i _____I M.d.;. I .X:_I:_u____Ri____i ■___Vj. TLt.IL. I___: r_J___T______u___LLL___AJJ. ________u____________ei.l:___n i___._a___r.___i.„ Spanish IN IT Rack Row: Theresa Lykhts, Barb Stover, MeBy Freeman, Ronnie Cantu, Aida Aguiar, Debbie Helms, Julie Helmer, Br Bristol, Jeff Ftrin, Leah Woodard, Tommy Tytor, Dawn Landis, Dentil Sanders Sacaad Row: Sarah Williamson, Bryan h Laura Paul, Angie Mtlinowski, Ottrie Ferguson, Tori Nelson, Stacy McCarthy, Dedt Stoktly, Kelli Nisonger, Linda Hadrich, Jensen, Mike Bachman, lobby Bain, Regina Edgeriy The following is the schedule of activities the Spanish Club participated in: October: Welcome Party November: Scavenger Hunt December: Christmas Dinner at Restaurant January: Spanish Movie Night February: Crafts Night March: Foreign Language Week April: Gym Forty May: Senior Banquet Officers Spanish Chib 27 Anne Mfey, Sec.; Dade Stoktly, Pros.; Sat Longe, Adv.; Mike Bochman, V. Pres.; Gnaamoa Culey, Treos T The musical was a new and challenging experience that I really enjoyed performing. Anne Duffey, title role in Little Miss Christie Drama Clab Froal Raw: Julia Romo, Cheryl Sherman,, Toni Dietrick, Kim Felde, Karen Durgo, Jenni Wakenhut, Cherish Harvey; Second Row: Director Joy leppink, Robin Porter, Tori Kellogg, Louro Paul, Anne Duffey, Travis Carr, Wendy Nickey, Mr. Brinker; Third Row: Becky Rosenberg, Tim Taylor, Amy Londsburg, Tammy Tytor, Deb Schnick, Kami Cfnpin, David Arnsby The blood from one can save the lives of many. Ben Wardwell, blood donor Blood donors fronf Row: Rodney Gyger, Shod Petersen, Shelly Thomas, Jerry Riojos, Amy VanPatten, Pete Gutkowski, Regino Edgerly, Angelo Paul, Chad Gorby, Shane Block, Mark Wobanimkee; Se- cond Row: David Arnsby, Joe Girskis, Lisa Lovette, Kelly Moss, Steve Crater, Phil Corrkk, Melly Freeman, 8arb Stover, Pete Koin, Chuck Potmore, Ben Wardwell, Mike Moore, Ed Powell, Darla loke; Third Row: Kim Fuller, Dorene StoKen, Stephanie Clark, Debbie Helms, Dan Robinson, Frank Reynord, Toni Dietrkk, Kristin Lucas, Shelly Thielke, Mindy Waite, Joe Wernette Fred Hight, Mary Minock, Sue Proctor, Rob Edison, Bab Felde, Dennis Bristol 28 Droma Biood The best thing about having TA's is the individual help they are able to provide to a student that may be falling behind. Craig Woolley, Science instructor FTJk's Front Row: Dawn Landis, Jenny Stokely, Kelly Shriver, David Johnson, Tim Simon, Danny Martin, (oley Wood, Todd Smith, Chuck Patmore, Pete Kain, Chod Gorby, Mark Wandel, Shelly Thomas, Wendy Brosseur, Heather Shank, Bill Knapp, Trocy Koin, Larry Wilson, Peter Gutkowski, Marlene Munn; So- cond Row Mike Moore, Ronnie Cantu, Mork Mulhoiland, Gary Felde, Mary Minock, Lawrence Hart, Mike Hart, Angela Block, Lorroine Corter, Kristin Lucos, Kristine Clark, LeeAnn Johnson, Glen Reed, Dean Botek, Brian Durga, Becky Rosenberg, Leah Woodard, Tamara Tytor, Linda Hodrkh, Dean- na Ruffer, Donna Wilson, Tara Nielsen, Julie Therkildsen, Cinnamon Cuiey, Edward Powell; Third Row: Susan Proctor, Kerry Maneke, Theresa Lykins, Amy VonPotten, Jason Dey, De Derenski, Kelly Falsetto, Joseph Wernette. Kelly Nisonger, Angela Paul, Barbara Martin; Foorto Row: Kelly Moss, Barbara Stover, Bryan Harvey, Mellie Freeman, John Almy, Darrell Boerma, Christina DeGram, Elizabeth Arntz, Doug West “Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve. FFA Motto FFA Officors Fire! Row: Sonya Behrenwald, Dallas Naylor, John Schwandt, Joel Ball, Angela Black, Ron Behrenwald, Greg Hey, Perry Storms FFA Front Row: Wesley May, Dan Koin, Chris Lange, Tom Aldridge, Steve Martens, Steve Kain, Pete Gutkowski, Corey Petersen, Gordon Cross, Todd Ashbough, Brian Dillon; So ond Row: Terry Keilholtz, Todd Johnson, Rick Bennett, Sue Proctor, Mary Minock, Tommy Rose, Bonnie Williamson, Bill Knapp, Dan Robinson, Mike Cogswell, Ted Wilson, Amy Wales, Sonya Behrenwold, Third Row: Tim Rish, Ron Cantu, Steve Betser, Jerry Ball, Randy Taylor, Dorick Loke, Aaron Bunker, Mike Blumberg, Kevin Tower, Pat Wilson, Bill Allen, Deb Snyder; Fourth Row: Rod Diamond, Phillip Carrkk, Brod Anderson, Mork Mulhoiland, Ed Powell, and Doud West FTA FFA 29 If A equals success, then the formula is A equals X plus Y plus Z, X is work, Y is play, and Z is k your mouth shut ' Albert Einstein reep mill ff°!lt R :,Jul'e 8� so ' j1 ™ Austin. Sacoad Raw; Midwile Benjamin, Dome Wolschon, Betty Perez, EKie Finup, Sue Proctor; Back Row: David Rogers, Chris Nelson, Terri Jenkins Sttphome Clark, Missy Htlsal, Denali Sonders 'Being in Health Careers has been a lot of fun and you also get a sense of helping others too. Lisa Finch, Health Careers II student Mary Hodrich, Teri Snider, Dorene Stoffen. Jill Yankee, Lisa find), Alicia Hansen, Tracy Ferguson, Toni Diefrick, Adele Griffes, Mindy Woite, Diono Bellows, ond Julie Renter 30 Health Coreers Success is a journey not a destination. Anonymous frtilmiMi Class Council Front raw: Somontho Morek, Cherish Harvey, Angie Goodwin, Tresso Huckleberry, Lori Comden, Jennifer Wokenhut; Second row: Trkia Towne, Amy Crawford, Eric Goedge, Kyle Hondorp, Dorick Loke, Amy Goodwin, Tim Reed Sophomore Class Caancil Front row: Tisha Tytor, Chris Schwondt, Missy Weikel, Coley Edgeriy, Solly Reed; Se- cond raw: Troy Johnson, Pot dork, Jim Knight, Terri Kelloga, Steve Moore, Travis Carr, Conrod Stout, Ron Thomas. Junior Class Council Front row: Pom Thompson, Lee Ann Johnson, Serevo Bowser, Kristine Clark, Terri Dishong, Second row: Angie Meiinowski, Craig Jensen, Ron Behrenwok), Mike Bachman, Tim Simon, Laura Pool Senior Class Council Front row: Kelli Nisonger, Dawn Londis, Cora Colon, Linda Hodrich, Regina Edoeriy, Se- cond row: Glen Reed, Dede Stokery, Angelo Stout, Kelly Shriver, Mark Muihollond doss Councils 31 Since our basketball team did so well this season, we had a lot of fun cheering because the crowds were so rowdy — it was great! Julie Force, JV Cheerleader JV Cheerleaders Tisha Tytar, Kelli Nisonger, Amy Scorlett, Sally Reed, Julie Force reody to cheer. Senior: KeNi Nisonger Sally Reed, Amy Scarlett, Tisha Tytar, Julie Force, Kelli Nisonger. JV Cheeneiden JV Cheerleaders demonstrate their Hello cheer with enthusiasm. 32 JV Cheerleaders What do you do to a Wildcat you meet? k team's character is not always shown in the number of wins or losses, but in the hard work and dedication to become a better basketball team. Coach Wiltshire The 198 Freshmen basketbd Mam aai o now slort of an old program. Has nas d� lint yaar loo da Freshmen program in o� at 5 yean Hot everyone rs aiewod to ploy on Junior Vorsity baskefbdl, so this opportunity promdod o ramble loaning ox- Mom. they ndkod o sraratg average ol 47.4 points par game, with dto oppononts scoring ovorago of 53 2 points pof gomo Dm iMgHIgnt ol dm soasoa oms dm Mnraonont gomo ogoiast Montobodo at Udsovieo Ihe ontiro gomo oms extremely dose, neither Mom hod o load of mora tan 3 o 4 points at any ponod ol ta gomo 1 ta tumor, o mnmng shot nas ottomp- tod, hon M no mad and ta Wddtcts lost by 1 Homs «Amt bat fttlMWIlillhlM Dos RS o hno yoor lot tho Frashmon and hopehJy on odeco- tioad Hoi ts day mom on to Junior Vanity. byOmdGorby framt Raw: Sham Wood, Dan Drake, Gtay StunJovont, Mott Miler, totted Raton Dan Show Mgr., Mike Slerdovont. Beckett, Steve Show, John Newell, Joel Dovis, Oris Nicholson, Chris Bohn, Coodt Kevin Wiltshire Mott Mdler putting it ok together for two. Steve Show recovering the boll under intense defensive pressure. hove never coached a team which rose up to challenges as well or stayed intense as long — the entire season was exciting. Coach Schreiber M h«0 T. making it look so way, stools hr two hwmi town Josh Kolson. Ion Jhomos, Kyb Hondorp. Jim Kni0«, Dai Loko. Ca Owrfct Bohn, Scot Middkbraok, Troy Johnson, Jomio Kinnee. Shown OboHin, Gooch Sophomore (hodie Bohn demonstrares smooth style as he The Varsity was a very hard working, talented squad; probably the best technical squad to come through IMS. They were a credit to their school and community. Coach Gyl Hondorp Treat I nr Bart Martin, Angelo Paul; Snond Inr: 0« Doronski, Angelo Stout, Caro Colon; Third Inn KeCy Shiver, Anne OuHey, Jenny Stokely, Angie MeSnowsli I I The Vorsity Basketball cheerleader; began their season with mony new ideos to promote energy in their squod. The Varsity worked very hard and performed seven new cheers plus provided o new Hello cheer lor the op- ThlZSBPiwinter included the sole of crystal jewelry, which was used to pay for the Varsity’s new shoes, and also candy booth sales. Tne condy booth sales were split by semesters with the Junior Varsity. Also to earn money, the Vorsity hold their second on- nuol Young Cheerleading Clinic At this dink they had over 100 young girls who were ex- tremity interested, in learning about .. The Vanity felt that this was an excellent way to earn money as well as have Tryouts lor Junior Varsity and Varsity cheerleaders were held Mordi 27th. Both of next year ssquodb sJww promising en- thusiasm to boost morale as well as spirit at all levels of Lakeview High School by Coro Colon 1987 Varsity Cheerleaders as they proudly represent their team performing their welcome cheer for the Alma crowd. Senior: Kely Shiver Senior: Cora Colon Senior Aftyfa Stout Senior: Angola Pool Sonior. Do Do ronski Vorsity Omrioodors 35 fraaf law: Pot Oort, Hoi Simon, Mik.l Hoodorp, Lm Inglts, Coodi Bodmon; Soroad Raw: Brian Dwga, Rod Diomond, Don Martin, Ron Donshw, Jason D y fine year for the 1986-87 Wildcats and especially for the 1987 seniors who ended their cetball careers at LHS with their 4th straight TCAA championship. Roger Bachman, Coach Ion Denskm's attempt to Wock Tri-County's shot is unsuccessful Don Martin Senior: Mikel Hondorp The 1986-87 basketball season for the Lakeview Wildcats boys Varsity basketball team was again very successful, finishing 18-4 over dl, 12-2 in the leogue, league champions, Greenville Holiday Tournament runner-ups, and District runner ups. One of the Wildcats’ highlights of this season was a big victory over ht vy ranked Alma, lakeview was in top form ogainst the their ability to beat o bigger team. Alma went on •o be stat runner-ops ic Oas$ � : J ■ Senior Don Martin took leogue honors by being MVP Junior Mike Bochman was voted First Teom All-Conference and Dan Martin first Team All-Conference. Senior voted Second Team All- Conference. Ail State Honors went to Mike . who got Specid Mention All State and to Dan Martin, who received Honorable Mention AH State. Bochman and Mortin were also awarded with First Team All Area while Mikel Hondorp received All Area Honorable Mention. L Top Teom Honors went to Mike Bachmon for Most Dedkntec Defensive Player went to Don received Most Improved Ploy Don Martin led Idceview ond in steds in scoring with o totd the Cots in free throws, shooting 78% from the line, moking 101 out of 128. Mikel Hondorp led the teom in assists with 119. by Tim Simon Best Offensive Player while Best went to Don Martin. Brian Durga iroved Player akeview in rebounds with 237 55. Mike Bochman led the Cats total of 457 points. He also led Senior. Ron Densiow Senior: Jason Dey Boys Varsity Basketball 37 Ftm� Rnr Htatfwr Shonit, Kori Hart, Strtvo Bowser, Missy Hi, Margaret MuJUnix, Lisa Lovette, lew: Kris Estil, Tommie Briggs. Kristine Oort, Undo Hodridi, Debbie Helms Brenda Moore, and Sue Prodor, Hard Bow: Coodt Ford Varsity volleyball, toadied by Dr. James Ford for the last year, attacked some good teams ip their 1986-87 season The nvnnri pnre nf nno rohirn. season. The experier ing senior and four mixed with a lot of ti tion from everyone; girls through a 13-23 Lakeview placed lour They received no ptoc to a pre-ttelrict loss The highfBnfed garni the netters . was ming |uniors ond tontnbu- nd contribu- the Wildcat in their league ing in Districts due of the year for triumph over Niqht so there Hart received 1 and Kris Estill v Mention All-Conference The team voted Kari Hart H lost Valuable Player ond best offensive player ond Tommie Briggs was voted best defensive player. Kari Hart and Kristine (lark set several new school records, by Linda Hadrich It in MU Rrthvki Uftji,� tvlnuv1 f n. du L[n-I w tAJnltRln IW Senior Undo Hodridi spiking with incredulous energy 3« Vanity Vdeyhdl “Although we hod only one retur- ning starter and three returning lettermen, our team did surpris- ingly well. Coach Ford Cooch Or. Ford directs helpful odvke os the girls psyche themselves up. Sophomore Tommie Briggs spikes with supreme style. Senior: Undo Hodrkh Senior: Sue Proctor Senior: Lisa lovette lokeview Opponent W Chippewo His L Cedor Springs L Big Ropids W Muskegon Orchard View W Vestoburg L Ithoco L CCC L Almo L Pewamo-Westphcfo L Hhoco L Grand Rapids Central ' Monton Portland White Cloud Rent City Comstock Park Evort Greenvile Montobelo Lake view Opponent I Moriey Starwood L Qare W Mon tabetic I Ithaca I Bolding I Grand Rapids Baptist I Chippewa His w M.P.S.H. W Central Montcalm I Greenville I CCC W Soronoc I Central Montcalm W Montobetio L Soronoc W Central Montcalm I Soronoc L White Cloud W W W W L W Varsity Volleyball 39 Junior Kari Hart explodes for the volley. Young inexperi- enced group would sum up our team, but we think next year will be promising. Sherry Thurston and Mickey Guthrie, Co-Captains Sophomore Jodi Guthrie prepares lor the serve eTc'i I0u'elleWeil nl; Sh 7 Mritki! Ary Goodwi 'Jodi Go r' ' Mob 1 Cadare,; Se(0 d Row Amy Crawford, Somontha Marek, Heidi Moore, Angie Goodwin, Kim Kiches, April May, Aimee Diamond; Third Row: Cooch Joyce Skorka I Go Cots! Lakeview Opponent W Vestaburg W Ithaca L CCC L Alma L Montabella L Chippewa Hills L M.P.S.H. L Saranac 40 JV Volleyball Sophomore Lourie Judge warms up for a long hard game Even though we weren't the best team, we tried hard and had a lot of fun. Sophomore Laurie Judge Freshmon Katrina Jensen os she «ores for the Cats. Sophomore Jodi Guthrie oggressively attacking the boll. Front Row: Mabel Codaret, Jodi King, Trkia Towne, Samantha Morek, Mary Bristol, Katrina Jensen, Jodi Guthrie, Oorcie Fate, Missy Weikel, Second Row: Becky Growburg, Oeb Fountain, Kel- ly Collier, Mishown Delamoter, Krista Rowland, Danielle Weikel, Tammie Briggs, Amy Crawford, Julie Beardslee, and Cooch Skinner JV Softball 41 'Going Io Stato competition was a learning experience that I will use as a valuable educational tool next year. Colin Skinner, sophomore Frmt Inr M IUM, Ait hny, Cam Vows, David Hand, OwMtin Baird, Lama Wright, todnoy Gygor. yon Wood, Stovo McKonna; Sotood Ion Yaocy Smal. Cohn Skinnor On Sdnaadt, Eric Fargar, (and Stoat, Don Baton, Tony Zyhstra Siphoning Eric Forgor prepares fa da toko-dona at his Sophomore David Howard, at Iho brink of exhaustion, b Sonior Lonmt Wright ond Junior tod Gygor practice og- MontnhoBo opponant. dochnd saporiv. gressively for on upcoming moot. Sopfannro Cota Skin- nor noridng had fa o B 42 Wroitling Lokeview hod its youngest wrestling team ever this year with one wrestler going on to the State Finds. Sophomore, Colin Skinner, wrestling 112, competed at state. Losing his first two matches, Colin did not ploce. Skinner's seasonal record was 39-9. He was dedicated as Most Valuable Wrestler. Sophomore, Chris Sdiwandt, 98 pounds, was honored as Most Improved Wrestler. Sdiwondts seasonal record was 29-11. Chris missed goiiw to state by 3 points. Senior Lonny Wright and Sophomore Art Perry were awarded as Most Impressive. Junior David Howard was honored as Most Aggressive Wrestler. Ryan Wood, Art Perry, David Howard, and Chris Sdiwandt ploced third at the All-Conference Wrestling Meet. Colin Skinner, doing exceptionally wel, placed second. Due to forfeits in many weight dosses, the Wildcat Wrestling team did not have a winning season in 1986- 87. The dedicated team will have ten reluming wrestlers for 1987-88. Lokeview's wrestlers gained a lot of experience this yeor and should be coming on strong next year. By Dartie Wolschon Sophomore Chris Sdiwandt pushing for a pin. Sophomore Conon Venus concentrating for a victory. (tgnnal qudifer Oris Sdiwandt demonstrates what it takes to be the best. Sanior Lonny Wright Wrestling 43 Front Row: Jenny Stokely, Terri Dishong, Kerry Moneke, Jenny 8erg, Jenni Wokenhut, Heidi Wood; Second Row; lino Decker, Oeonno Ruffer, Kristin Ltxos, Heother Shonk, Amy Goodwin Lori Comden, Angie Goodwin, Tresso Huckleberry; Third Row; Lisa lovette, Julie Therkildsen, Kris Estill, Dede Stokely, Story MtCorthy, Kim Riches, Nellie VonDriel, Tereso Botes The girls trock seoson was not os successful Os in the past four years. The dual meet record was 2-4. This was com with a third place finish in the league meet to give the girls a finol standing of third place overall Even without a league championship the girls hod many highlights. Two records were set: Julie Therkildsen — 110 IH, 15.7, and Kerry Maneke — 330 LH, 47.5 Winning me lost event, the mile relay, ot Breckenndge gave the girls enough points to bring home the second place trophy It was an exciting moment for this year's team In the Meet of Chompions, the team won six events, gaining more first places than any other team Julie Therkildsen was voted the Most Outstanding Performer for her four 1st place finishes at the league meet In Regional competition the girls qualified for six events at the State Meet: Julie Therkildsen — High Jump 100m r IH; Kerry Maneke — 300m LH; and three relay teams, 800m — Terri Dishong, Amy Scarlett, Julie Therkildsen, Kerry Maneke; 400m — Dishong, Jenny Stokely, Therkildsen, Maneke; 1600m — Deanna Ruffer, Scarlett, Dishong, Maneke. Kerry Maneke's fifth place finish was the only medal won ot the Stole Meet. Kerry became only the second girl in Lokeview Track history to score at the Stole Meet in two different years. At the yeor end dinner Kerry Maneke was named captain, received the Most Valuable Runner Award, and received the Randy Gardner Outstanding Runner Award. r - , The seniors from this year's teom will be missed but with l3 letter winners returning in 1988 the prospects for girls track at Lakeview are good. This is my last yeor of coaching and I could not hove asked for a finer group of young todies or athlsles. Jhey gave w me mony exciting moments and a yeor full of fine performances, by Dr Ttyd E S Junior Barb Martin os she congratulates Kris Estill on a job well done. “We were a close-knit injury-prone group — but as a team we showed great intestinal fortitude. Coach Dunham Ghn Reed Rod recM from the Baird, and o joMont Joe Baker os they 1987 trail sooson OOgon with o godd showing .n th Sporto (o fd Invitohonol GUn I tad did i ff toV.ag o 3rd plot smgt Kcndotfy m whot ws mooni to 6« a f Uy 8«n Word ! sot e 9° d • tor 'haic-ng jump sguod with hn lop jumj l JO 6 Th Ughligh! of th moot om m th word brAoo stotlU UwdU roloy at JuU 'Soikildson lorry Hoi o bod «oy te mitiol o season ■Holy with o loctdvlid � «tor o� Monrobola lak « � look firsts � o � � Uogu competitor os rho� lompdad S« pewits to lok v w s Jwlpod .n piling oH ft s � lory in sthocb ranging from tlos 0 to don A compotod IbngM spot wtn Mkol Hoodorp s third plot finish m I BrorkonrSPB ’he second yoor «i 0 row Hit highlight oI fh ontiri 1987 sooson («mo when lakevww trovolod to th Ifhoto RoUys ivoryonoon roUyt «•ro oipottod ond pUotdM tbrprno ot moot Th Wildcats o m tho Milo l Uy Th «holo toom. ot o ■to (loud 89 48 ond (ontral Montcahn 88 usdivdual lusts ond two toby firsts iy top port or mors lor lok v w Bon Wordwefl (dating sot ond long jump and high pimp rospot 1?’6 Igood or 5th placo' Tho 800m ond 400m Mondorp, ond 8rnn (uloy. ran qualifying timos oi th toom pwlWd together ond othov d, but lh distant and tool o 4H� n fh Oivlorx ModW os th ooch. m«rt eifromoly proud Th (oh wound up fh ir dual moot season 48 m 0 triongulo' moot 8 n Wordwell stood Th legionol trotk moot hold ot Gront, Mi , ond Milol Hoodorp qualified lor Stof tempo! fnroly Won Bood olso qualified lor s� ot by toby toom o Mikt Bothmon. 8 n Wordwol I 34 ? and 45 6 rospothvofy Th thundaKoh know that th loogu moot would bo tow fcl tc of fht r mpmos ood or Jnossos but thoy mot Iha thdlorg ond tom through wttorious os thoy ouWbtod tyod pUtf Corson ( ty by only 13 5 pomh (voryono “od great performances. including 1st plot «flrfci, pffl Jglow Hordes - GWn lood It� plot in High ond Long Jump -- Bon Wordwol! 1st plot in - M.k Bothmon, ond th 4,40 loby t om consisting of Bochmon. Wordwoll. Hondorp. and (uUy Th slat mog| was th cdminatioo lor 5 young men I mm lakoviow As lor os places or tonti th Wildtots hod oh«o � r lu) day In fh field events GUn lood. 8 n Wordwol. ond Mikol Hondtop to make tho find M lh relay toom hod troubU with hondoHs ond produced tmsos lower then they topobl o turning Rttugf -ho results wot poor, imply mokutg it lo slot is an ottompkshmoni most athletas Seniors Mu Hondorp. Bon Wordwol. ond GUn lood won t b with «s naif yoot determination of Brion (uloy ond Mil Bothmon wil ossut o low WAdcots present in 1988 by (odch Ourthom Front Row: Joel Ball, Ryon Wood, Glen Reed, David Howard, Bryon Harvey, Ben Wordwell, Tim Reed, Mike Bochmon, Mikel Hondorp; Second Row: Brian Culey, Carter Miles, Joe Wernette, Tom Flanigan, Danny Burton, Chod Gole, Troy Johnson; Third Row: Cooch Dunham, Rod Diomond, Joe Baker, Don Loke, Charlie Bohn, Lome Beckett, Terry Howes, Joey Forgor Boys' Trock 45 I was pleased with our play and the players' attitudes. Coach Jim Knight The Lakeview Wildcats’ boys varsity baseball team met their 1987 season with some success and some disappointment. Even though Lakeview’s 5-9 league record and 6-14-1 overall record are not as impressive as some the Cats did have some bright spots in their season. Senior Dan Martin took top honors for Lakeview making First Team All Conference with a .384 batting average, six homeruns, and 20 RBI's. Senior Chuck Patmore made Second Team All Conference with a batting average of .387 and two homeruns. Junior Tim Simon received Honorable Mention with a .311 average and one homerun. Senior Lonnie Smith received the Stilson Award for his good hustle throughout the season. Lakeview will be losing seven seniors, Dan Martin, Chuck Patmore, Pete Kain, Ron Denslow, Jerry Schober, Chad Gorby, and Lonnie Smith. The Cats will have only four returning lettermen, Tim Simon, Dale Miller, Mark Wandel, and Ronnie Cantu. Some highlights of the season included a pair of wins over Matabella. The first game win came on some last inning heroics as Lakeview scored seven runs to win the gome 7-6. The second game was all Lakeview as they bombed the Mustangs 18-1. In the second game Dan Martin blasted 3 of his 6 season homeruns. urn ,£ Wn! Morl orKi®1' T m Simon, Chwk Patmore, Jerry Schaber, Bill Brow, Ronnie Cantu; Second Row: Coach Knight, Lonnie Smith, Ron Denslow, Don Martin. Pete Koin, Dale Miller, Mott Boermo, Asst. Coach Patmore 46 Varsity Baseball The girls improved so much; if we could start the season over again I believe we would do well. Coach Schreiber Sophomore Shelli Middlebrook working hard. The 1987 softball seoson turned out to be a time for fresh starts, experiments, and individual goals. i would need some young blood to help build for the By the end of the season the lineup cord held five ires and Freshmen. The team received leadership from returning MVP, Kari Hart, who improved her batting overage over 20 points to a .404 league mark. Junior Kristine (lark and Sophomore Shelli Middlebrook inherited theUbu impressive halves of the season make future victories. Although the 3-21 reco is that this young team made a great deal of pr the season. Two come from behind extra innings .... victory over Greenville in their tournament indicates this team, returning eight starters next year, will be able to handle the pressure of future contests. Said Gooch Schreiber after their pre- district loss, We are just now getting there. If we could start the season over tomorrow, I know we would be better than .500. The girls have improved that much! Senior: Angela Stout Senior Regina Edgerty Front Row: Serevo Bowser, Margaret Mulltnnix. Ten Smith, Betty Perez, Angela Stout, Second Row: Coach Schreiber, Regina Edgerty, Kari Hart, Shelli Middlebrook, Kristine dark. Barb Mor- tin, ana Ellia Pinup Vanity Softboil 47 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS $ The season went well and was a learning experience for A' all. Coaches Esparmer and Faulkner The Lakeview Wildcat Junior Varsity baseball team ended its season with a final record of seven wins ond eleven losses. One of the Wildcats’ outstanding games was against the Newaygo Lions, as they defeated the Lions 13-6. Another outstanding game for the Cats was a big 12-1 win over Belding. In this game the Wildcats displayed great hitting as well as great defense. Some of Lokeview’s outstanding players were Sophomores Shone Block, Ron Thomos, and Jim Knight, Although the Cats didn’t win very many games as they would have liked to, they still had a very good year, by Terry Cole Sophomore Ron Thomos pushing for o fost pitch Lakeview JV team members showing Wildcat style. Coaches Esparmer ond Foulkner look on with intense concentration Front Row: Ron Thomos, Gary Jensen, Jim Rook, Second Row: Jim Knight, Mike Matthews, Chris Bohn, Shone Bissell, Corey Jensen; Third Row: Coach Esparmer, Shane Block, Jerry 8all Steve Martens, Steve Shaw, Coach Foulkner SO JV Baseball e is no security on this earth; there is only opportunity. General Douglas I rthur FRESHMEN Kommie Ackley Oris Adsit Jenny Allen Gina Attord Shannon Bates Jody 8oguss Lance Beckett Steven Better Mike Blumberg Steve Boerma Chris Bohn Vicky Brasseur Mary Bristol Aoron Bunker Danny Burton Steve Campbell Leanne Cannon IGm Cecil Kami Chapin Brian Chiverton Yvonne Christiansen Caren Cogswell Don Cole Kelly Collier Lori Comden Amy Crawford Annette Oahn Joel Davis Ooudette Decker Miiesa Oelamater My most memorable time for my Freshmen year was Homecoming week. Miiesa Delamater 52 Freshmen Don Drake Karen Durgo Amy Esch IGm Felde Tom Flonigon Julie Forte Jockie Fountain Jay Gabrish Erk Goedae Amy Goodwin DARN THOSE DILEMMAS! DAILY DILEMMAS THAT TERRORIZE THOSE TER- RIBLE, INCOMING FRESHMEN: 1. YOU WALK AROUND ALL DAY WITH YOUR FLY OPEN. 2. YOU GET STUFFED IN A TRASH CAN BY A SOPHOMORE 3. YOU THINK EVERY GIRL’S NAME IS NO WAY ZIT FACE. 4. YOU REALIZE THAT YOU’RE THE ONLY KIO IN SCHOOL THAT BRINGS A SCOOBY-DOO LUNCHBOX 5. SOMEONE TELLS YOU THAT YOUR FAVORITE PAIR OF BELL BOTTOM PANTS HAVE BEEN OUT OF STYLE FOR 20 YEARS. 6. SOMEONE TELLS YOU THAT YOUR MACHO MUSK COLOGNE SMELLS LIKE BUG SPRAY 7. YOU BREAK A NAIL AND FIND 435 PEOPLE DON'T CARRY A NAN. RLE. 8. YOUR ENTIRE CLASS FINOS OUT THAT YOU WEAR HE-MAN UNDEROOES. 9. YOU REALIZE THAT YOUR DATES ARE SO DULL EVEN DR RUTH WON’T HELP YOU. 10. THAT GIRL YOU’VE BEEN TRYING TO GET TO NOTICE YOU FOR 6 MONTHS FINALLY DOES, HOWEVER, YOU WERE PICKING YOUR NOSE AT THE TIME. Trinio Harrington Cherish Horvey My most memorable time for my Freshmen year was at the Wheatland Festival, which made me grow up. Cherish Harvey Freshmen 53 F R E S M M E N Alone on a Friday night? No where to go, nothing to do, no one to see? Well, here are a few tips to help you pass the time. (.Order a 16” pizza and see if you can eat the whole thing. 2. Clean under your bed and exterminate those bugs! 3. Work on touching your nose with your tongue or wiggling your ear. 4. Reorganize your sock and underwear drawer. 5. Pick the fleas out of your dog or cat. 6. Let spit hang from your mouth and try to slurp it up before it foils. 7. Take a bubble bath and see how long it takes for the bubbles to evaporate. 8. Raid your ant traps and make a tasty batch of chocolate covered ants. 9. Check your box of Post Raisin Bran and see if there really are 2 scoops of raisins. AbleHatt Shondell Heffron Kyle Hondorp Terry Howes Tresso Huckleberry Katrina Jensen Kart Hershberger Eric Hooglin Bobbi Johnson Oris Johnson Stephanie Kohl Tina Kolbs Wendy Kedholtz Jodi King MaryLou Koch Sam Krantz Dorkk Lake Greg Lange My most memorable time for my Freshmen year was in Mr. Dunham's class when I chased Heidi Wood around the room. Greg Lange S4 Freshmen Morio Larsen April May Mott Miller Tina Larson Stow McKenna Mott M Miller Tracy Loots Lori Melinowski Hoidi Moore Toby Modder Scot Midde brook Brian Mumby Somontho Marek Cortor Milos John Newell Christopher Nicholson Tim Rood Stown Show Woody Nickoy Cm Riches karri Smith Stove Purchase Marcio Rolston Jason Srilson Adele Pustay James Root Keisho Stockton Julio Romo Amy Scoriett Gory Sturdovont “My most memorable time for my Freshmen year was meeting Don Drake and spending most of our time together having f un. Gary Sturdavant Freshmen 55 IF I KNEW THEN WHAT . KNEW NOW ... Hove you ever wished that you could go bock in time and do it all over ogoin? Well, we know that is not possible, but here are a few tips to make these high school years the best with this Senior's Guide for Underclassmen. “Spend more time with the people you are around now because it won't ever be the same ogain. Ron Densiow Tim Carr “I wouldn't wish away the time in high school because it goes REALLY fast.” De Derenski “ I wish I would have taken more time in choosing my classes because some of the classes I took I didn't need.” Tina Decker “I wish that I didn't hate football at the end of the season because I'm really going to miss it. Lonnie Smith ”1 wish I would have gotten better grodes.” Merry Snarski I wish I wouldn't have goofed oH so much because now I have to pass every class.” Phillip Carrkk ”1 wouldn't get seriously involved with someone during high school. Spend more time with your friends because that person will always be there after high school.' Regina Edgeny “We would go out with almost every girl possible in the school. Dan Martin Joe Girskis “I wish I wouldn't have been so serious. I would have hod as much fun as possible.'' Jenny Stokely “I wouldn't hove been so scared as a Freshman because it was really no big deal. Mike Moore My most memorable time for my Freshmen year was on Valentines Day when I spent the whole day with Tressa. Steve Wells 56 Freshmen Are you into the groove? Do reod this list of pros and cons What's Hot Reebok shoes Swatch Watches Banona Clips Leather Jackets Cowboy Boots Jolt Bon Jovi The Cosby Show Short Box Trucks Trench Coats The Gator Skiing Seniors you know what's the call? If not, of'87. What’s Not Bowl Haircuts Neon Clothes Hip Hugger Bell Bottom Jeans Pin Stripes Break-Dancing Detentions Drugs Freshmen Hair Tails Moon Boots Station Wagons Pac-Man Velcro I liobert Wilson Theodore Wilson Phil Wood � € • m . My most memorable time for my Freshmen year was our last basketball game against Montabella, but we lost by one point. Shane Wood Freshmen 57 Freshman Kyle Hondorp pushing for more. — My most memorable time for my Freshmen year was Homecoming week and all the different activities that went on. Amy Esch % Roger Eostman t Ben Wordwel finding hidden humor in the offset press. tr The Air Forte recruiter's model F-15 wos shored with interested students. Freshmen Prince ond Princess Matt Miller and Amy Crawford cheerfully pose. First down!!! 58 Cor ds. -..r� Amy Crawford feasting on her Cookies ond Creom. •m: £ 2 My most memorable time for my Freshmen year was having fun with Mark Ward in G.R. Randy Konen Freshman Amy Station and Jidi Forcn providing motivation. Mrs. Voothoos downing around. Sophomore Shono Block passos for oxtro yordogt. My most memorable time for my Freshmen year was going to Homecoming dance and hanging out with my friends. James Root Dan Martin, Colay Wood, John Almy, and Mike Bachman proudly their accept awords for outstanding play during the 1986 football season Junior Julie Therkildsen doesn’t quite know where the ball is as it avoids everyone in District play ogainst MoHey Stonwood. Charlie Hargor, Rich Rish, Oaryle Boermc, and Oris Johnson looking very guilty Jamie Kinnee being brought down by a Central Mont- calm defender 60 Condids Self-pity is our worst enemy and if we yield to it, we can never do anything wise in the world. Helen Keller SOPHOMORES Routines: Dull Today, Exciting Tomorrow Tips to Avoid the Daily Grind 01. Try washing the dinner dishes in the tub while taking a bath. 02. Come to school dressed as Madonna walking down the halls sing Papa Don't Preach. 03. Get dressed in the dark and be surprised at what you're wearing when you get to school. 04. Wear your undergarments on the outside of your clothes. 0$. Take a shower after dressing and go to school dripping wet. 06. Eat pizza for breakfast and Frosted Flakes for dinner. 07. Do your homework at 4:00 a.m. in crayon to impress your teachers. 08. Study in church on Sunday for your tests on Monday. 09. Stay awake in class all day to see if there really is such a thing as learning. 10. Eat a huge breakfast ond see if you can avoid school lunch. Dan Adsit Brad Anderson Dustin Anderson Mike Antor Tony Augustine Daniel Borhelder Jennifer Bain Quentin Baird Charles Ball Jerry Ball Tina Bartlett Patty 8eon Julie Beardsiee Sherry Khonoa Behrenwold Bennett Kick Bennett Shane Bissell Shane Block My most memorable time lor my Sophomore year was meeting new friends and playing football and basketball. Shane Block 62 Sophomores My most memorable time for my Sophomore year was the Saranac basketball game when we beat them by one point at the buzzer ' Charlie Bohn Corey Jensen Gory Jensen Volerie Jewell DuWoyne Johnson Todd Johnson Troy Johnson Lourio Judge Patrick Koin Mkhoel Keilholtz Terry Keihohi My most memorable time lor my Sophomore year was spending time with my friends and getting to know them better. Pat Kain 64 Sophomores James Knight Daniel Loke Amy Landsberg Christopher Lange Kathleen Lykins Carolyn Muessmon was hired to reploce Perry Storms who resigned os Agricultural teocner for a position in Washington D.C. Ms. Muessmon started at the beginning of the second semester during the 86-87 school year os the Agriculture teocher and FFA odvisor. Ms. Muessmon is somewhat unique due to the fact that she is the first woman to hold this position in the Lokeview School system. Ms. Muessmon explained aariculture is a vital port of her life. She hod been raised on o aroin and livestock farm where she learned to walk, talk, and change oil, in that order, she daimed. She explained that she come from a small dosely knit family with a father who didn’t discriminate between the sexes. Ms. Muessmon feels a person's sex doesn’t make any difference, it's the quality ond performance of your work that really counts. “Being a female in the agriculture field is not on obstode or a problem in my mind,’’ she stated. Ms. Muessmon attended Mattoon High School ond was octive in the FFA Chapter. She was the second female to join the organization and was a member of the 4-H group for 10 years. Ms. Muessmon received her Bochelor of Science aeqree in May 1982 from Illinois State Univer- sity, majoring in Agriculture Education. In August of 1985 she received her Masters degree in Education at the Univer- sity of Illinois. In May of 1982, Carolyn started teochina dosses in aariculture and horticulture and served as odvisor for the FFA at Allerton Broodlands Longview High School. The school nod an enrollment of 86 students and only 8 of them were in- volved in the FFA program. When she left in 1986 she hod increased the number of members to 32. Besides teodiing ogrkulture type dosses, Ms. Muessmon taught safety ond use of hond took, art welding, gas welding, artificial insemination, parliamentary procedure for conducting a dub meeting, small engine repair and maintenance, hydraulic maintenance, ond horticulture. Upon leaving ABL, Ms. Muessmon went to work for Lincoln Technical Institute in Indiana. Her job was to recruit students for the school. Ms. Muessmon explained that she hod taken this position for more money but realized that money isn't everything, ond happiness for ner wos derived from working with kids. By Linda Hadrich and Jerry Sdwber Noel Moore Steve Moore Shell i Middle brook Jefferson Moore Teresa Kellogg Lori Kimble KeNy King Jomie Kinnee Don Knopp Steve Martens Mike Matthews Jr. My most memorable time for my Sophomore year was spending time with my friends. Steve Moore Sophomores 65 Pood Muien Shown Oberiin Dob Proctor «Hondo Murray Undo On Koty Rousch Brant Keitzel Art Porry Solly Pood Miko Howland Don Portor Jason Reichert Josh Nielson Sdty Powol frank Boynard Sto o Rite Torn Rose Colin Skinnor Rkhord Mdodilin Bristo Rowland Yoncy Small (hod Rodormor Douglas Sandors Wendy Spence Jin' Book Amy Savage Kris Stickler Tommy Bose Chris Sdiwondt Conrad Stout “My most memorable time for my Sophomore year was my wrestling meet at Comstock Park where I won three matches in a row. Conrad Stout 66 Sophomores Have you met the new exchange student, Aida Auguilor? How would you feel if you hod to leave your country, family, ond friends? Whot new problems would you foce? Why not take five minutes to check out this interview and share her point of view? How would you feel in her shoes? LHS: Why did you want to come to LHS? Aida: I wanted to become more fluent in English so that I may continue my study in foreign languages further. LHS: Wnat do you like about LHS? Aida: I like the people, basketball and football games, change in seasons, and all the new experiences I meet each day. LHS: How does LHS compare to your high school in Mexico? Aida: It is about the same in size, dress, and people. LHS: What do you miss most about Mexico? Aida: Family, friends, and warm weather. LHS: What are some dislikes you have of LHS? Aida: Really cold weather, people aren't as outgoing in talking to me, and getting skk all the time. LHS: Tell us about your family. Aida: My dad is a doctor of ophthalmology, my mother is a housewife. I have three brothers Eduardo, 28; Oscar, 30; Armando, 27; and one sister, Marisa, 21. LHS: Tell us about your hometown. Aida: I live in Los Mochis, Mexico. It is about the size of Grand Rapids. It has the population of 300,000. Aot Pictured: Monica Jenson Christina Morino Brian Peasley Miquel Sanders Patricia Stine Craig Sworts Mart Taytac Ran Thomas Sherry Thurston Kevin Tower Tisha Tytor Jeannette Urie Conan Venus Mari Wobanimkee Joleen Wallace Charles Watkins Missy Weikel Angela Wernette Suzanne Wemette Bonnie Williamson Heidi Wood Ryon Wood David Woodard Debbie Yankee 'My most memorable time for my Sophomore year was when I met K.F. on August 23,1986 and all the fun times he and I had. Debbie Yankee W' My most memorable time for my Sophomore year was Snowcoming and Homecoming with my friends and Brad ' Darcie Fate h stems like Julie Therkildsen has put Greg Jaquays through either pain or pleasure. Ron Denslow reorhing lor the stars. 68 Condids The Air Forte working hord at trying to recruit future members. Coley Edgerly getting reody to go custom cutting Don Martin intensely concentrating on aiming for a basket Sophomore Princess and Prince, Tisha Tyler and Ron Thomas, posing foe yet another of Ben's famous photos Condids 19 0 My most memorable time for my Sophomore year was our second softball game against St. Louis, it was great ' Laurie Judge moment of truth, Owriie Bohn ora) Frank Reynard rood their pkxe markers after o lee Ingles shows us just how it should be done, long, hord run. 70 Condids Spanish speakers oil smiles after scavenging successfully To be nobody — but myself — in a world whi h is doing it's best, night and day, to make you everybody else — means to fight the hardest battle which any human being an fight, and never stop fightjng J umm JUNIORS Junior 71 J u N I 0 R S Diels, diets, and more diets! What is the fascination with all the dieting? There are thousands of diets; Jane Fonda’s diet, Richard Simmons' diet, Mr. T's diet... and the list goes on and on! Well, if you feel the need to take on the measurements of Christie Brinkley or Tom Selleck these tips for dieting might Tom Aldridge David Amsby Keri Austin Bill Allen Elizabeth Arntz Mike Badvnan Tracy 8adge Joel Ball Michelle Benjamin Bob Bain Teresa Botes Julie Benson Julie Beckius Jenny Berg Ron Behrenwald David Rogers Sonya Behrenwald Trida Bongard My most memorable time for my Junior year was spending time with Sally Powell. Trisha Bongard 72 Juniors Dean Botek Sereva Bowser Wendy Brosseur Dennis Bristol Tonyo Bunker Midwile Dennis Bod Diamond Brian Dillion Terri Distnng Anne Duffey James Cain Bon Cantu Aaron Carpenter Jenny Carter Kristine Clark EHie Finup Owis Fountain Lori Fry Bodney Gyger Kori Hart My most memorable time lor my Junior year was having fun with my friends. Kari Hart Juniors 73 Jill Johnson Julio Johnston LooAnn Johnson John Johnson Stove Koin Tracy Koin Bill Knapp Darla Loire Mike lamb Bon Landis Grog Hoy Melissa Hid Cindy Wes Joey Greg Jaquoys Sheila Joquays Tomi Jenkins Terri Jenkins Craig Jensen Fred Height Julie Helmer Debbie Helms Cindy Hetsel Missy Helsel 74 Juniors My most memorable time for my Junior year was being a Varsity cheerleader for the first time. Barb Martin Angie Melinowski Brian Miller Excuses, excuses! Teachers have heard all of those wacky, strange excuses students have come up with. Now it's their chance to give them back to you! My dog ate it. Mr. VanVIiet Didn't have time. Mr. Namminga I think my little brother used it to start the woodburner. Mr. Schreiber “My dog went to the bathroom on it.” Mrs. Lange The windows of the car were open and my homework flew out.” Mr. Chisholm I had to go to the basketball game, wrestling meet, volleyball game and just didn't have time. Ms. Lane “My little sister flushed it down the toilet.” Mr. Woolley “My guppy ate it.” Mr. Blinker “The vocuum cleaner got it.” Mr. Dunham I hod it finished but my baby brother sat on it and the diapers leaked through. Mr. Correll Betti Moore Brenda Moore A (us Miller Mory Minock Ode Miller Jenny Miller Chris Nelson Teri Nelson Cory Newlond Toro Nielsen Troy Oetvne My most memorable time for my Junior year was time spent with Ronnie, Tim, Rod, and Brian — especially the time in Greenville. Troy Oehme Juniors 75 Friends are two people who stick together through thick and thin. They are like peanut butter and jelly, eggs and ham, or Laurel and Hardy. They know everything about each other; How one likes to eat the crust around his sandwich ond turn it into weird shapes and all of the other little things. Whose your best friend and why is he she your best friend? My best friend is Terry Cole because we've hod a lot of good times, we like a lot of the same things, ond we can talk to each other.” Tim Simon My best friend is Dallas Naylor because we both think alike and all of our thoughts are on the same level. Ron Behrenwald Jerry Riojas Daniel Robinson Barky Rosenberg John Sdiwondt John Shonahon Heather Shonk Cheryl Sherman Tim Simon Teri Smith Debbie Snyder 76 Juniors “My most memorable time lor my Junior year was all the great times I had with Anne, Angie, and Dale. Sereva Bowser Lorry Wilson Tony ZyWstro Mary Mooro m¥ ' Mat Pktwrwd Stophonio Qark Ryan Fonkhouser Lowrtnco Hart Mike Jonson Aaron Lindsey Mary Mooro Megan MuthollamJ Tim Risk Jim Sogryn Danal Sanders Horde Wokrhon My best friend is Kelly Dines because she's always there for me, she's understanding, and she listens to me.” Dorcie Wolschon My best friend is De Derenski because she understands me better than I understand myself.'' Laura Poul Pom VonDam Roanolo VanOrwl Kris Wobor Danny Marlin and Jo Girskis getting away with a litti� P.D.A.I “My most memorable time for my Junior year was coming to LHS and meeting lots of people and making lots of friends. Mary Moore Juniors 77 My most memorable time lor my Junior year was getting Becky Rosenberg enjoying the doily grind. Julie Beckius and Lori Judge enjoying the delightful cafeteria cuisine. fife J ffyp.N Spanish Qub Scavenger Hunt participants Mr. VanVIiet, Terri Dishong, Gary Jensen, Ronnie Contu, and Amy Crawford. Oierie Ferguson eating, eating, and eating some more at the Snowcoming Mock Olympics. 78 Condids through it and becoming a Senior. Greg Jaquays Craig Jensen, Serevo Bowser, and Laura Pool working hard at relaxing. Ben Wardwell, in full uniform, doing the Jone Fonda Workout? Condids 79 A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable but more useful than a life spent doing nothing. George Bernard Shaw SENIORS My most memorable time for my Senior year was Snowcoming week and all the different activities that were going on, it was new and a lot of fun. Lorraine Carter Scott James Bristol William T. Brow Timothy Chonning Corr Lorraine Carter Seniors 81 You can go anywhere from where you are. Possibilities Aida C Aguilai Exchange Student Sponish Club 4 John Almy Ftbl 1,2,3,4 1st Tin. All-Conf, 1st Team All Area, Guts Awd.; Bsbl. 1,2; FFA 1,2,3; FTA 2,3,4; Honor St. 4 Todd Ashbaugh 81. Donor 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Chapter Farmer Awd. 8? Seniors My most memorable time for my Senior year was when I remet all those friends that I had grown up with. Richard Rish Seniors 83 My most memorable time for my Senior year was going to Detroit to see Journey in concert with Ben, Bryan, and Mike. Regina Edgerly Ronald J. Oenslow Deanne Oerenski Jason Henry Day Richard Droper Roger A Eastman III Regina Renee Edgerly Donna Evans Toni Lea Dietrkk 84 Seniors My most memorable time for my Senior was having fun with all my friends. Alicia Hansen Linda Anne Hodrkh Joseph Thomas Girskis Mory Hodrkh Alkio Ann Hansen Melinda Rose Freeman Charles Harger Seniors 85 The bad thing about average students is that they are Stephanie Ann Cole 81. Donor 3,4; FTA 3,4; FNA 3,4; Nursing Aid Cert. Cara Linda Colon-Bonet Ftbl Chldr. 2,3,4 Capt., Bbll Chldr. 2,3 Capt.,4 Capt., USCAA Chldr. Awd.; 3 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3; 81. Donor 3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Class Council 1 Sec Treos.,2 V.P.,3 Pres.,4 Pres,- Ldrshp Forum 3,4; Peer Counseling 2; Honor St. 1,2,3,4; An- nual Stf. 1,2,3,4 Editor; Band 1,2; Flag Corps 2,- Hmcming Court 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4 Christina Florence Decker Track 3,4; Sponish Club 1,2,3,4; FTA 4 Steve Crater Spanish Club 1,2; FTA 3,4; Lib. Aide Ronald J. Denslow Ftbl, 2,3,4 1st Team All-Conf.; Bbll 1,2,3,4; Bsbl. 1,2,3,4; FTA 4; Honor St. 1,2,- Phys. Fitness Awd. 1,2 Deanne Derenski Ftbl Chldr. 1,2,3,4; Bbll Chldr. 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2; FTA 4; Prom Comm. 3; Closs Council 2,3; Ldrshp Forum 3,- Student Gov't. 3 Jason Henry Dey Ftbl. 1,2,3,4 2nd Team All-Conf.; Bbll. 2,4,- Track 1,2,3 MOP Awd., 3 All Conf. Metals; Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Hmcming Court 2; Hmcming King 4 Toni Lea Dietrick Spanish Club 1,2; Drama Club 1,4; Bl. Donor 3,4; FTA 4; FNA 3,4; Band I,2,3,4 Richard Draper Roger A. Eastmon III Ftbl. 1,2,3; Golf 4; Bbll. 1,2,3; FFA 1,2; FTA 3; Honor St. 1,2; Cats Cor- ner Editor 3,4 Regina Renee Edgeriy Bbll. 1; Sftbl. 1,2,3 1st Team All- Conf.,4; Spanish Club 1,2,4; Bl. Donor 3,4; FTA 3,- Prom Comm. 3; Class Council 1 V.P.,2,3,4; Ldrshp Forum 1,2 Plan. Comm.,3 Plan. Comm.,4 Mon. Comm; Peer Cnsl. 2; Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Annual Stf.4; Lib. Aide 3,- Band 1,2; Student Gov't 2,3,4 Pres.; Spanish Awd. 1; Bio. I Awd.l; Bio. II Awd. 2,- Algebra I Awd. 1; D.A.R. Awd. 4 Donna Evans Spanish Club 2,3,4; Lib. Aide 3,4 86 Seniors the best of the worst and the worst of the best. Anonymous Kelly Jo Falsetto Sftbl. 1,2,- Bl. Donor 4; FTA 4 Tracy L. Ferguson Lisa M. Finch Sftbl. 1; Bl. Donor 4; FTA 4; FNA 3,4; FTA 3,4; FNA 3,Schlrshp Awd.,4 Nursing Aid Cert. Melinda Rose Freeman Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Bl. Donor 4 FTA 3,4, Class Council 1; Honor St. 1 Kimberly A. Fuller Joseph Thomas Girskis Chad A. Gorby Peter Gutkowski Bl. Donor 3,4; Honor St. 3,4; Shor- Bsbl. 1,2,3; FFA 1,2; Honor St. Ftbl. 1,2,3; Bsbl. 3 Hon. Ment. All- thand Awd 100 wpm 3; 1,2,3,4; Cats Corner Editor 4 Conf.,4; Bl. Donor 4; FTA 4 Linda Anne Hadrich Mary Hodrich Bbli. 1, 2; Vbll. 1,2,3 Most Imp.,4 FTA 3,4; FNA 3,4 Capt.; Spanish Club 1,2,3 Span. Coun.,4; FTA 4; Prom Comm. 3; Class Coun. 3,4 Sec Treas; Ldrshp Forum 4; Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Alicia Ann Hansen Charles Harger Ftbl Chldr. 1,2,3; Bbll Chldr, 1,2,3; Bl. Donor 3,4; FTA 4; Honor St. 4 Bl. Donor 3,4; FTA 4; FNA 3,4; Honor St. 4 The most memorable time for my Senior year was on January 23, with Coley and Greg on the way to the Central Montcalm basketball game. Pete Kain My most memorable time for my Senior year was all the amusing times in History with Mr. Hansen. Mark Mulholland Kristin Dianne Lucas Theresa May lykins Kerry Lynn Moneke Daniel P. Martin Wesley May Milford Drew Molitor Mike A. Moore Kelly Ann Moss — Happiness is not having what you want Michael L. Hart Spanish Club 2; FTA 4; Honor St. 4; Industrial Arts Awd. 3 Bryan Richard Harvey M i k el Curtis Hondo r p Golf 1 1st Team All-Conf.,2 1st Team Ftbl 4 1st Team All-Conf., 1st Team All-Conf, Capt.,3 1st Team All-Conf., All-Area; Golf 1,2 1st Teair ll-Conf., Copt.,4 1st Tgu ll-Conf.; Bbli. 1,2; Bbll. 1,2 2nd eam All-Conf ,2nd Track 1 lsfwfcil-Conf.,2 1st Teem All Area, 3 2nd Team All-Conf, Alicia Marie Hough Bl. Donor 3,4; FTA 4; FNA 3,4 I- . ■ but wanting what you have. Hyman Judah Schachtel Kristin Dionne Lucas Theresa May Lykins Kerry Lynn Maneke Cross (try 1,2 2nd Team All-Conf., Track 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Band Track 1,2,3,4; FTA 4; Honor Sf 1,3; Wrest! Asst. 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; 1,2,3,4; fft Atten. 1,2; FTA 4; Band Shorthand Awd. 90 wpjj3 ™ Spanish Club 1,2; Bl Donor 3,4; RA Coun. V.P. 4 3,4; Honor St. 1,2,4 j Wesley May Milford “Dr'ew JAolilor Mike A. Moore V 1 � . Ftbl. l BI. Dona l; FFA 1,2,3,4; Ffbl. 1,2,4; Bl. Oonor 3,4, Honor St. . Star Greenhand Awd.; FTA 3,4; 1; Cats Corner Editor 4 , | •-1 i i Daniel P. Martin Ftbl 1,2,3 1st Team All-Ccnt Det) 1st Team All Area (Def.), 4 1st Team All-Conf (Def OH.), 1st Team Ail Area TO.), 2nd Team All Area (Off), UPI All State Special Mention, 1st Team All Stote Detroit Free Press, Most Outstanding Performer in the League, Team Cap., Team MVP; Bbll 1,2,3 1st Team All-Conf., Best Def. Player, Team Capt., 4 Most Ontstan- Performer in the League, Best isive Player, Team Copt., 1st All Conf Gsol 1,2 Honor. All ftnf., 3 Second Team All- lonL, 4; FTA 4; Class Council 1; Honor Sf. 1,2,3; Snwcming Court 4; Phys. Fitness Awd. 3; KeHy Ann Moss | Bbll 1,2,- Sftbl. 1,2; Sponish Club 1, Bl Donor 3,4; RA 3,4; Class Council 3: Phvs. Fitness Awd My most memorable time for my Senior year was cheering at the Alma basketball game because I didn't think we'd win, but we did! Angela Stout We do not remember days. Charles Mark Patmore Angela Marie Pool Susan Proctor Bobbi Jo L. Raiding Ftbl. 1,2,3,4; Bbll. 1,2; Bsbll. 1,2 1st Ftbl Chldr. 1,2,3,4 Copt., Bbll Chldr. Vbll. 4; Bl. Donor 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3 Bbll. 1; Sftbl. 1,2; Bl. Donor 3,4; FTA Team All-Area, Honon. Ment. All- 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Bl. 0ffker,4; FTA 3.4; FNA 4 4; FNA 3,4; Nursing Aid Cert.; Honor Conf.,3,4; Bl. Donor 4; Hmcming Donor 4; FTA 3,4; Class Coun. 1; St. 1,2,4 Court 1 Ldrshp Forum 1, Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Phys. Fitness Awd. 1 Glen C. Reed Jr. Cross Ctry 1,2; Ftbl. 4, Track 1,2 1st Team All-Conf., League Champ (Pole Vault), Regional Champ (Pole Voult),3 1st Team All-Conf., League Champ (Pole Vault),4 1st Team All-Conf.; Bl. Donor 4; FTA 4; Class Count. 1 Pres., 2 Pres.,3,4; Ldrshp Forum 1,2; Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Typing Awd. 1; Phys. Fitness Awd. 1,2; Bio. I Awd. 1; Algebra I Awd. 1 Deanna LiMfe Buffer Bbll 1,2,3 lmp.,4; Trock 1,2,4; FTA 4; Prom Comm. 3; Class Counc. 2,3 Sec.,4 Pres., Ldrshp Forum 3,4; Honor St. 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4 Drum Major, Shorthand Awd 100 wpm 3, Algebra I Awd. 1 Steve Coury Reyes VIII Bsbl. 2; French dub 1,2; Drama Club 3,4; Bl. Donor 3; FTA 4; Snwcming King 4; Phys. Fitness Awd. 1; FMA 4; Quebec Trip Participant 2 Tom RolstoA A ■V 94 Seniors we remember moments. Cesare Pabbse Kelly Sue Shriver Lonnie Wade Smith Todd Smith Merry E. Snorski Ftbl Chldr 1,2 Copt.,3,4; Bbtl Chldr. Ftbl. 1,2,3,4 2nd Team All-Coni; Ftbl. 1; FFA 1,2,3; Chapter Farmer Frbl Chldr. 1; Bl. Donor 4; FFA 4; FNA 1,2 Capt ,3,4 Capt.; FT A 3,4; Prom Bsbl. 1,2,3 Roger Stilson Awd.,4; FFA Awd. ;; 3,4 Comm; 3; Class Coun. 1,2,3,4; Honor 1,2; FTA 4 St. 1,2,3,4; Wildcat (Wide Editor Terne Snider Track if; FNA 3,4; Lib. Aide 4 «rene Ann Staffen M. Donor 3,4; FTA 4; FNA 3,4; Nurs- ing Aid Cert. Angela R. Stout Ftbl Chldr. 1,2,3,4; Bbll Chldr 1,2,3,4; Sftbl. 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Class toun. 2,3,4; Ldrshp Forum 3; Honor St. 2,3,4; Annual Staff 2,3, Cats Corner Editor 3,4; Link Editor 3,4; Hmcming Court 2, Close-Up far- tkipant 3 Jennifer Dawn Stokely Bbll. 1,2,3,4 Most Imp., f lonor Meat. All-Conf.; Bbll Chldr. lj $A; Sftbl. 1; Track 2,3,4; FTA 1 P.3.4; Prom Comm. 3, Class Coun. 1,2; Danielle Heather Stokely Bbll 12,3,4 Hustfer Awd., Copt., 2nd Team All-Conf.; BWI Chldr. 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3 Pres.,4 Pres.; FTA 3,4; Prom Comm. 2,3; Class Coun. 1 Sec., 2,3 V.P.,4; Ldrshp Forum 1,2,3; Honor St. 4; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4 Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Hmcming Court 1; ■Wildcat Chronicle Editor 4; Cat or Hmcming Alien 4; Spanish Awd. 2, Bio. I Awd. 1; Algebra I Awd I, Close-Up T a Jean Stover II Chldr. 2; Spanish dub 2,3,4; ma Club 2; Bl. Donor 4; Prom Comm. 3; Class Coun. 2,3; Ldrshp Forum 3; Annual Staff 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Typing Awd. 2 Shelly Thomas I Vbll. 3,- Bl. Donor 14; FFA 2,3,4; FTA 4; FNA 3 1 TamoraUnthleen Tytor Bbll. 1; Sftbl. 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; FTA 4, Honor St. 1,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Flag Corp. 2,3,4 Capt. Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, and the lesson afterwards. Vernon Law Amy Jo Van Patten Spanish Club 2,3; Bl. Danor 4; Honor St. 1, 2, 3,- Perfert Atten. 3; Hmcm- ing Court 4; Shorthand Awd. lOOwpm 3 Benjamin B Wnrdwell Ftbl. 1, 2, 3, 4 2nd Team All-Conf., Bbll 1; Tratk 1, 2,3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2jl4; Bl. Donor 3, 4; Class Coun. 1, 2; Ldrshp Forum 1, 2; Honor St. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff Photographer 3, 4, Student Gov’t 1,2 Doug West Ftbl. 2, 4; Bsbl. 2; Bl. Donor 3, 4; FFA2,3 Sarah Rose Williamson Spanish dub 2, 3,4; Lib. Aide 3, Pft. Atten. 1,3, 4 Donno B. Wilson Honor St. 1, 2, 3, 4; Shorthorn! Awd. 3; Accounting Awd.; Pft. Atten. 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Clob; Gold Key- w y Coley E. Wood Ftbl. 1, 2, MVP (Del.), 3 2nd Team All-Conf., 1st Team All Area (Def.), Capt., MVP (Def.); 4 4st Team All- 0986), Blue Ribbon Finalist (1986), ConMOH. Def.j, 1st Team All Area Painting Abstract Winner (1986); 2 (Off. Def.), MVP (Def.) Capt., Bl. Blue Ribbons finalist (1987) .- ' bonor 4; Honor St. 1, 2,3,4; Hmcm- ing Court 4; Phys. Fitness Awd. 1,2 Leah Rochel Woodward Spanish dub 1, 2,3 Treas., 4, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Bl. Donor 4; FTA 4; Peer Counsel. 2; Honor St. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2; Spanish Awd. 1; Bio. I Awd. 1 Lonny A. Wright Ftbl 2, 3, 4 Honor. Ment. All-Conf.; Wresri. 4; Honor St. 1, 2, 3; Phy. Fitness Awd. 1, 2 competition. Tuesday wi i day with a Winter CM] he Olympic events indu plate, Bryon Harvey and Jamie Pate, and 1st | MPfjht. W f mm $e 1987 SnowcoAg royalty were crowned di Varsity game D« Lake was-crowned Prince Princess. Steve Reyes and Kris Esti|( were crowi The highlight of the week was o semi-formal game against Beldiiig on Friday. The D.J.'s for Hyzinga and John Hofell from WGRD. 'fi The Juniors won tffc entire doss competifcn fc and were treated ft mo for their emits. Much credit should ge M tKd wrson, Kelli Ni: who helped in maklwLHSs first Snowcomai was. Hopefully, SeovAoming wjll become «ran By Dawn Landis Jk «CM Snowcoming week was a nice break in the winter boredom. Junior John Schwandt Sophomores pulling hard, but to no aval agoinst the Seniors' mighty strength. 'Hi Snowcoming week: A great success! Student Government planned a winter ________________ for the basketball season, the week of tThe ocAides hr Snowcoming wwk were as follows: Monday was PJ Day pith t£ pre-sale of IftWh for the ris' Volleyball game class Role half-time of the Chris Bowers as and Quqm. after tfie Beth reek those great success it event. Junior Story Mrdbiy Dewing Down!'' 1987 Snowtoming King and Queon, Steve Reyes ond Kris Estill, opening their gifts at the donee. 98 Snowtoming ♦ Snowcoming week was really£ectic at times, but everything came off well and it was a really great week fdrall. Snowcoming Chairperson Kelli Nisonger There is a goldmine within you from which. •. Class Flirt and Lover: Cora Colon and Dan Martin Class Artist: Dave Ort Prettiest Hair: Meilie Freeman Most Spirited: Cara Colon and Dan Martin Most Likely To Be President: den Reed Cutest Dimples: Tim Corr Class Rambo: den Reed Class Couple: Mikel Hondorp and Angela Stout Best Physique: Kelly Shriver and Bill Brow 100 Mock Elections you may extract all the necessary ingredients. Success tat Person to Be Left On on Island With: Jenny Stokely Inseparable Guys: Tim Carr ond Ron Denslow Happy Go Lucky: Merry Snorski and Dan Mortin Most Witty: Tim Carr doss Hot Rod: Bill Brow Most Lovesick: Roger Eastman Most Studious: Dawn Landis oned Matt Boer mo Mock Elections 101 “Iff you don't go out on a limb... Class Fashion Platts: Jomie Pole and Tracy Ferguson Contributed Most to Class: Glen teed and Regina Edgerly Class Rowdy: Merry Snorski Prettiest Girl. Hondsomtst Guy: Jenny Stolcdy and Tim Most likeable: Glen Reed and Regina Edgerly Most GuMibJe Coro Colon Carr 102 Mod Elections Inseparable Girls: Jenny Stokely and Kelly Shorter Class Down: Mike Moore floss Chatterbox: Jenny Stokely you're never going to get the fruit. Success Class Musician: Bryon Harvey Teocher’s Pat: Dawn Landis □ass Primpor: Trocy Ferguson Class Moodier: Dave Ort Modi Elections 103 One of the best ways of persuading others is with your ears — by listening to them. Dean Rusk Oass Ann Landers: Leah Woodard Most Lilroly to Surreal: Regina Edged and Matt Boorma 104 Mock Elections It was an unforgettable evening filled with interesting sur- prises! Ben Wardwell, Senior Boon! members can have fun too! Angelo Paul and Jason Dey share a special moment. As the band played on everyone danced into the night. Everyone seems to find Junior doss advisors the center of attention. Senior Thereto Lykins and Lonny Wright taking a break from the danre floor The band Rumors providing ' jonunin' musk for the Junior-Senior bosh 106 Prom We be jommin'l ran smoothly. Kristine Clark Junior Class President junior Ronnie Cantu as he tests the perky prom punch. Ben Wont well and his date ore puttin' on the rift. Angela Paul as she is crowned by Junior Oass President Kristine done. Korate Kid eot your heorl out as Senior Lonny Wright kirks it in' Seniors Bill Brow ond Kelly Moss relaxing at the Senior blow-out People who think they know everything... I_____ i Several lokeview High School students won owards at Honors Night May 20. Academic Departmental Awards were given to Art: Mike Antor, Teresa Botes, Jarrod Berends, Shone Bissell, Kelli Nisonger, Conan Venus, Donna Wilson, Chad Rodormer, Colin Skinner, Neli VonDriel, Shonnon Botes, Aaron Carpenter, Tina Bartlett, Tiffany Carpenter, Bob Felde, Yancy Small, Dan Lake, Boerma, Jeanette Urie, ond David Howard. Band: Deanna Ruffer ond Sheila Jaquays. English Department: Danielle Stokely. Journalism: Jennifer Stokely, Kelly Shriver, Angela Stout, Mikel Hondorp, Roger Eastman, Mike Moore, Ben Wardwell, Anne Duffey, Angie Melinowski, and Ed Mohan “ Michigan Assessment Certificates: Quentin M. Baird, Shane K. Bissell, Mabel L. Cadarot, Brad L. Christensen, Chod H. Christensen, Patrick A. Clark, Kimberly D. Cole, Mishawn L Delomater, Nathan K. Fisher, Melisso M Houghton, Teresa K. Kellogg, Jeremy J. Kinnee, Jim 0. Knight, Jefferson D. Moore, Sally A. Reed, Steveit. Rice, Chod M. Rodarmer, Christopher M. Schwandt, Yoncy E. Small, Heidi L. Wood, Ryon D Wood, and David G. Woodard Mathematics Inroductory Algebra: Lori Melinowski, Tina Larsen, John Thomas, Samantha Marek, ond Jackie Fountoin. Intermediate Algebra: Mabel Codaret and Greg Joquoys. Geometry: Teri Kellogg and Shane Bissell. Senior Math: Mott Boerma. Science ’ I: Amy Crawford ond Tim Reed. Biology II: Brad Christensen and Melissa Hougl Chemistry: Julie Johnston ond Wendy Brasseur. All Science: Matt Boerma Junior Awards: Painter, Tim Reed, Amy Senior Awards: Joe Wayne Johnson, Bill n, Dan Burton, irlett, Mike I'4 , Jin Knight! m K i ■ft Physical Education Studies: Kelli Nisonger Spanish I: Tim Reed Spanish II: Sally Spanish III: L. Johnson. Spanish IV: Caro Colon Recognition: Aide Ayuilor om Flanigan, Amy Goodwin, Jodi King, Randy Konen, Darkk Lake, Matt Miller, John Newell, Scott vant, ond Steve Wells. rian Durga, Kris Estill, Ryan Fonkhouser, Eric Forgor, Jeremy Gord, David Howard, Lee Ingles, Du- Lake, Jeff Moore, Dan Nolf, Shod Petersen, Vicky Powell, and Mark Taylor. Spanish 1 Agriculture: Mike Bhrmbercj ond Ron Behrenwald Business: Dawn Landis. Model Office: Donna Wilson. Health Careers: Terri Snyder. Homo Economics: Angie Block l ■ Mechanical Drafting: Dean Botek Woods I Chris Adsit Advanced Woods: Chris Schwandt Welding: John Almy and Jason Dey Vocational Department: If I 9 lick, Rich Draper, Co-Curricular Award: ffisonger, Cara Colon, Tammi Tytor, i 108 Academics are very irritating to those of us who do. Unknown ■ mold Hadley Student Athlete: Deanna Ruffer and Dan Martin. Journalism Yearbook: Cara Colon and Sereva Bowser. Student Government: Regina Edgerly, Ron Behrenwald, Angie Melinowski, Steve Pam Thompson, Laura Poul, Shane Bissell, Ti Carr, Sally Ri Poetic License: Brad (hrfstensen, Chad C ronsen, Brent Nil re, Mark Mulholland, Bryan Harvey, Kelli Nisonger, Amy Goodwin, Amy Cravlord, Tim Reed, Kyle Hondorp. i of the Mind CherislfHarvey, and Wendy Hickey. Chain Reaction: Ben Wardwell, Pam Thompson, Caley Edgerly, Travis Carr, Steve Moore, and Mike Moore. United Nations: Deonno Ruffer, Dawn Landis, Kelli Nisonger, and Linda Hadrich. Business, Art, and Music: Ed Mahan, Kelli Nisonger, Conan Venus, Donna Wilson. Army Reserve Scholar Athlete: Glen Reed and Deanna Ruffer Perfect Attendance: Wendy Brasseur, Mary Bristol, Scott Bristol (4 years), Lisa Hogen, Trinia Harrington, Debbie Helms (3 yeors), Mory Lou Koch, Ben Landis (3 years), Dawn Landis (2 years), Barbara Mortin, Brent Neitzel, Sally Reed, Timothy Reed, Douglos Sanders, John Shanohan, Kristy Stickler, Shawn Thomos, Bonnie Williamson, Sarah Williamson (3 years), Donno Wilson (4 years), Robert Wilson, Deb Craft, and Mike Blumberg. Scholarships State of Michigan Competitive Scholarship Qualifiers: Darren Bannen, Richard Draper, Regina Edgerly, Linda Hadrich, Bryan Harvey, David Johnson, Daniel Martin, Mark Mulholland, Angela Paul, Glen Reed, Deonna Ruffer, Jerry Schober, Debra Schnick, Danielle Stokely, Angelo Stout, Tomorah Tytor, Coley Wood, Leah Woodard, and Lonny Wright. Lakeview Education Association: Deanna Ruffer and Kelly Shriver. f red Butler Memorial: Angela Stout and Benjamin Wardwell. William F. Wales Scholarship: John Almy and Jason Oey. Greenville Single's Club Scholarship: Linda Hodrich. Junior 3.0 or Better GPA: Mike Bachmon, Joel Ball, Ron Behrenwald, Jenny Berg, Dean Botek, Wendy Brasseur, Kristine Clark, Cinn Culey, Terri Dishong, Karianne Hart, Debbie Helms, Greg Hey, Greg Joquays, Sheila Jaquays, Leeann Johnson, Julie Johnston, Ben Landis, Melisso Lint, Brenda Moore, Dallas Naylor, Becky Rosenberg, Teri Smith, Pamela Thompson, and Vicki Thornhill. Senior 3.0 or Better GPA: Darren Bannen, Scott Bristol, Coro Colon, Mikel Hondorp, David Johnson, Dan Martin, Mark Mulholland, Kelli Nisonger, Glen Reed, Kelly Shriver, Donna Wilson, and Coley Wood. Academic Top Ten Seniors: Angela Paul, Linda Hodrich, Dawn Landis, Debra Schnick, Leah Woodard, Regina Edgerly, Danielle StokeJy, and Bryan Harvey. Salutatorion: Matt Boerma. Valedictorian: Deanna Ruffer. Arodemks 109 Baccalaureate is a time to reflect on all that's special in one's Senior year. Dawn Landis, Senior Imoge Singers os they sing motivotiond musk. As students Ho in, mixed expressions of foot, onxiefy, and fun ore found. Don Martin os ht gives Dodo Stokely o congrctulotory hug. Down Landis prosontod hor doss with on uplifting strip- hire reoding. r Glen feed as he presents the Senior doss with the lit- tony prayer. Ben Wordwell ond Jamie Pate shore a friendship mo- ment before Baccolaureote. Reverend Steve Chornley os he explains the true mean- ing of Boaoloureote to Coro Colon ond Steve Reyes. Sjnior doss odvisor, Gary Honsen and Rev. Steve Chornley, as well os the rest of the audience share an wT3 momenf 9uest sp olcer Fother PM 110 Boccoloureate 'Wishing will not give persistence, and a success, but planning, desire will. Success The excited recent groduotes os they take their final walk as the Class of 1987. Coro Colon os she is presented with her diploma from Henry Behrenwold. A happy Regina Edgerly as she receives her diploma Graduation 111 An emotional moment — as Ben Wordwell is honored with the ‘ I Dare You” award. Life is not a problem to solve... Diono 8 110« proudly orcpts h r grodoCon «difa . As rh groduo.es enter Kos Field family members exo.edly seorch fo, rteir lo,ed on. 112 Grodootion Ooss of 1987 — You oro dismissed! Guest Speaker, George Edgar, Class of '57, provided graduates with words of inspiration. but a i 4r I A mystery to experience. Senior Class Motto 0 Graduation 113 If you have to build castles in the air, your work need not be lost-put foundations under them. Success Kelly Dines proudly rereives her diploma Salutotonan, Mott Boerma, making his speed). Gory Felde rereiving his diploma Miss Pierre awarding Down Landis the 'I Dare You Award Foreign exchange student, Aida Aguilar, wos presented with a special gift by Mr Hondorp 114 Graduation Jacjfi 03. Johnson OOioloyraphy PORTRAITS • WEODINGS • SR. PORTRAITS CHILDREN - FAMILY WE KEEP________ AMERICA MOVING 220 SECOND STREET LAKEVIEW. Ml 48850 517-352-6355 Lakeview Automotive Jack's Tire Service Radiator Lakeview, Michigan 48850 517-352-7721 Supply 125 Second St. lakeview. Mi 48850 Jack Newberry LARRY'S Northtown Furniture Ufingdom of S? ou7£TA 9641 North Greenville Rd. — Box 437 6481 N. Greenville Rd. Greenville, Ml (616) 754-6101 Lakeview, Michigan 48850 Our Very Best Wishes from Our Very Best Wishes to the (lass of '87 The Little Store Ted Gorhy Plant Manager Fluid Connectors Six lakes. Mi 48886 (517)365-9096 Parker Hannifin Corporation Brass Products Division 8790 W. Tamarack Road lakeview, Michigan 48850 USA Telephone: (517)352-7264 115 Lakeview Medical Center H. A. Curtis Sons W. Bennett M.D. J. L London M.D. C. C. Bonet M.D. N. Swamp M.D. S. Cobel M.D. Lumbor Building Supplios Manufacturers of Concrete Products Monday thru Friday 8r00 a.m. to 5KM) p.m. Closed Saturday 420 Lincoln Ave. Lakeview 352-7215 1471 N. Greenville Rd. Greenville, Mi 48838 (616) 754-9139 Congratulations to the class off 87 from Jorgensens Griffith Builders, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS (517)352-7344 Lakeview, Mi 48850 Kim Kevin Griffith DR. GARY R. PADDEN DR. CATHLEEN M. PADDEN OFFICES IN LAKEVIEW HOWARD CITY AND REMUS Lakeview Family Chiropractors 228 LINCOLN AVE. P-0. BOX 648 LAKEVIEW, Ml 48850 MEMBER FDIC GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL IN WHATEVER THE FUTURE MAY BRING YOUR FULL SERVICE COMMUNITY BANK SERVING THE AREA SINCE 1904. OFFICE 517-352-8283 HOURS OR 517-352-8289 MONDAY-FRIDAY EMERGENCY SATURDAY BY APPT. 517-352-8216 FORD MERCURY LINCOLN KING’S Gft€€NVIU€ 116 Congratulations Wishing yon a great future. S(Marktplatz)jh (517)352-6526 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 (517)352-7557 |v J SERVING YOU SINCE 1960 JAN'S VIDEO VOYAGE “fRt 6iKAOK SfucfuneHt RENTALS AND SALES FAPM t, GARDEN, SALES AND SERVICE —Jv NEW AND USED JANICE TAYLOR 9639 NORTH GREENVILLE ROAD VERN ROBINSON, Owner Owner LAKEVIEW, MICHIGAN 43850 H Corner of M-46 M-91, Lakeview Phone 517-352-7206— 1-800-647-1472 CONGRATULATIONS LAKEVIEW, Ml 48850 117 Very Best Wishes to the (lass of 1987 KVH Kelsey Memorial Hospital Iik. 418 Washington Avenue • Lakeview, Mi • 48850 Farmers Elevator Co. Grain and Beans Congratulations Seniors And Good Luck in Your Futures! Conveniently Located in Lakeview Truffant Sheridan (512) 352-7261 (616) 984-2311 (517) 291-3217 Castle Pizzeria featuring Homemade crust and Congratulations Angela Love, Mom subs to go or eat in Lakeview, Ml 48850 Good Luck Class of 1987 P.C.A. % Lakeview Mich. 517-352-7203 Nivea's Lakeview, Mich. Best Wishes from Community First Federal Credit Union FREE ESTIMATES BUILDERS SUPPLIES -LAKEV1EW LUMBER CO. • Hndoiif t lu'ldm Supply-« � 17-352-7283 TOM MARSHALL 616-984-2355 ICH BIGELOW MIKE VANWAGNER HARRY HUCKELBERRY Best Wishes from AKEVI EW.FNTERPRTsl 'Your Hometown Newspaper P.0, Box 500 314 Lincoln Lakeview, Ml 48850 (517)352-6026 Best Wishes Coley Wood ft The Class of '87 from Edmore Washking Idmore, Mi Congratulations Bill Brow The Class of 1987 from Trufant Body Shop Merl Brow — Owner 15522 Kimball Rd. Trufant, Mi 49347 984-2665 COMPLIMENTS of TRUFANT PHARMACY 124 W. SECOND STREET TURFANT, Ml 49347 CONGRATULATIONS A BEST WISHES TO THE CUSS OF '87 From PAT SCHUSTER The Snack Shack Best Wishes from C 1 171 CUM} I ED. KOEHN NISSAN 6537 Greenville Rd., S.W. CREENVILLE, Ml 48838 Bus. Phone (616) 754-4689 120 The Right Place Featuring Mexican Foods, Breakfast t Lunch Specials 9950 W. Greenville Road Southtown Lakaviaw (517)352-9987 Congratulations Class of '87 from Six Lakes General Store uni©n Full Sorv. Gas 8 Oil Groceries — Sporting Goods Conor M46 8 M66, Six Lakes, Mi 4888« (517)365-9021 LAKEVIEW SHOPAND GO Pizza Plus featuring Homemade crust and SERVING ALL YOUR PARTY NEEDS subs to go or eat in Open for lunch “GOOD LUCK SENIORS 336 Lincoln Lakeview, Mi 48850 Congratulations Class of 1987 from Independent Bank WEST MICHIGAN Located within Leppinks Supermarket Big enoguh to handle your banking needs, but small enough to know you. CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1987 from Good Luck and Best Wishes Congratulations Good luck, Seniors! from Nielsen's T.V. Montcalm Auto Parts and 1227 So. Lincoln Lakeview, Mich. Appliance 517-352-6101 Sale and Service (517) 352-7744 306 Lin. Ave. Lakeview Snaps 123 Juniors Cinnamon (uley and Missy Lint olong with their dates enjoy themselves at the (MU Ballroom It's a birdl It's o plonc! No! It's Dan Martin! Hay! I see a girl in o bikini!' 124 Strops because few people die past the age of 100 George Burns The helicopter seems to be the tenter o( Attention Joe Girskis, Don Boumon, and Rich Proper shoring some hot gossip ot the Snowtoming dome Tim Simon going for the layup os the Hornets put on the heat Snaps 125 Lakeview Marching Bond provided halftime shows with energy O' Lake view High Schoo Class of 1987 The Few, the Proud, the Publications. Publkatiom Staff: Front Cow: Caro Colon, Angola Stout, Mikel Hondorp,, Serond Cota: Rogor Eostmon, Sorova Bowser, Kelly Shrlvor, Jenny Stokely, and Bon Wordwoll Based on the hours these people put in, I know this will be the best yearbook ever. Dan Correll, Advisor The 1987 laChatte yearbook staff was a small but effective one. Consisting of twelve members, the staff worked hard and met every deadline. Much credit must be acknowledged to their hard work and efforts. Sereva Bowser, Co-editor computer, covered the entire aspect of copy for the 1987 LaChatte. Senior member, Dawn Landis wos a true credit to the staff. She is reliable, dependable, and con- stantly striving for excellence. Many thanks must be given to all the Seniors: Jerry Schober, Kelli Nisonger, Linda Hadrich, and Steve Reyes. Junior staff members also contributed much to make this yearbook successful. They are as follows: Borb Mortin, John Schwandt, and Ed Mahan. The sole Sophomore on the staff was Sue Kinee. Without the help of Ben Wardwell, Chief photographer, there could be no yearbook. Almost every picture you will find in the 1987 year- book, as well as the 1986 yearbook, was taken by Ben. Many thanks to Ben, for an excellent job; we couldn't have done it without you. And to all the staff, thanks so much for all your work. You made the difference in this yearbook and best of luck to the returning staff. Yearbook editor. Coro Colon, hard ot work os olwoys. Sortvo Bowsor, yearbook Co-editor The 1987 Community Dinner was truly o homotown ovent The Varsity Cheerleaders provided mudi pep and spirit to their TCAA champion basketball team If you tell the truth.. Steve Reyes os he is congratulated on being Snowcoming King from WGRD DJ., John Howell Senior Drew Molitor as he trollies to the Juniors. The FPA members serving the community by raking leaves ot the Gravel Ridge Cemetery you don't have to remember anything. Mark Twain Junior Terri Dishong running cross country as the only runner to represent the girls' Cross Senior Dede Stokely receiving the Hustler award Irom Cooch Woolley Country team Snaps 129 NOW U2 and Bon Jovi were two of the front runners in the limelight. U2's tour of 87 was the biggest in the industry while Bon Jovi's third album, Slippery When Wet', went , thus assuring them of a promising future. Van Halen faced o change in their lead singer spot when David Lee Roth pursued a solo career with his own band that contained such notables as Steve Vai and Billy Sheehan. In Roth's place for Van Halen came Sammy Hagor. With Hagar Van Halen produced a new album for 1986 called '5150'. Journey also had some changes with the departing of drummer Steve Smith and bassist Ross Valory. Bob Seger's 86-87 tour may have been his last while die hard rockers like Deep Purple and Bad Company continued hopeful comebacks. It took Boston eight years to release their third album entitled Third Stage'. But some found it worth the wait. Other bands to hit the charts for the first time included Beastie Boys with Fight for Your Right (to party) and Poison with “Talk Dirty to Me . Movies brought about hits in the music industry. Ben E. King's “Stand By Me was reborn with help from the movie of the same title. ‘Top Gun’ contained such hits as “Take My Breath Away by Berlin and “Danger Zone’’ by Kenny Loggins. Other movies that drew attention were Hoosiers', ‘Nightmare on Elm Street Part III’, and Platoon’. The fashion trends in the past have gone in cycles from mini skirts to long skirts, bell bottoms to tapered pants, and feathered roach clips to bows. Now, one could wear almost anything to be in style. The more popular fashion trends of 1987 are hair bows, faded Guess jeans, suspenders hanging from jeans, and hair bonona clips. Nobody really knows why people wear their suspenders hangning from their jeans. Junior Teri Nelson com- mented, “They look better down!’’ By Cinnamon Culey In 1987 a law was passed raising the speed limit from 55 mph to 65 mph for most major highways. There was heated debate as to whether radar detectors should be banned. The radar ban was eventually ruled out. The 55 mph speed limit was initiated 10 years ago to con- serve gas. It was decided that the old limit was now obsolete and steps were taken to change it. Jerry Schaber, an LHS senior, commented, “I'm in total favor of the 65 mph speed limit. New cars get better gas mileage and are more efficient now-a-days, the speed limit should be uniform on all roods.'' 130 Time Capsule 13671650 The 1986-87 season was an exciting one in sports! In basketball the LA Lakers were the world champions. In baseball, the New York Mets pulled out an amazing comeback to win the 1986 world series. In football, the New York Giants finished off their ex- cellent season by pounding the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXI. In hockey, the Edmonton Oilers continued their dynasty by winnning the Stanley Cup. In tennis, Boris Becker and Martinal Navratilova won the Wimbledon Tennis Cup. by Jerry Schaber The American backed Contra rebels have continued to fight against the Sandanisto controlled Communist government in Nicaragua throughout the 1986-87 school year. Most Americans are unsure of the details in the Contra situation, but some of those who are informed fear that we may be getting ourselves into another Vietnam. Lakeview High School students should be particularly con- cerned with Nicaragua. If this does develop into a more serious problem, graduating students are of an eligible age to be joining the military to aid our country. Cinnamon Culey, an LHS junior reflected, This conflict could turn into another Vietnam and I have family members in the Armed Forces that could be sent down there to fight. We do not need another memorial to prove that Americans are brave and will help anybody out in their time of crisis. by Linda Hodrich Tim. Copy 13! NOW Looking Bock In o smoll town colled Lokeview, for, for, owoy But with the good there was also There were proud times But it was also a time of great celebration!! 132 Snaps On Lakeview Yes — 1987 did hove its stronge spots But we mode it through 1987, with o little help from our friends Snaps 133 Every generation laughs at the old fashions... Yum, yum, yum, Gt«n's got Cookies-N-Creom in his turn. Dede Stokaly looking fof ont of tha good guys. Vorsity softball playors just hanging out at the bonth. Jason Dty finding that his crown is o porfocl fit. Jonny Stokaly and Caro Colon aiding a possible future cheerleader 134 Snaps 'but religiously follow the new. Henry David Thoreau Kim Sharp and Amy VanPattan giving blood to saw lives. Snaps 135 Sophomore lao Ingles going lor it ad. Mina Bueholti doing her impersonation of the Wicked Witch of the West Seniors Gatoring down” after taking 1st in the tug-of-war. Prom attendees dancing the night away