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

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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

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“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

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 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