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

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 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

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... 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

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 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