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

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“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

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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

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 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