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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1988 volume:

Contents Staff............................................3 Freshmen ........................................9 Sophomores......................................17 Juniors ........................................25 Seniors ........................................33 Mock Elections..................................50 Activities .....................................55 In Memoriam ...................................136 2 Title Page STAFF Carl C. Hartman Michael Hondorp Jane Pierce Central. Western Michigan State Uni- Central Michigan University Central Michigan University versities The Board of Education: Back Row: Douglas Beckett. Henry Behrenwald. Lyle Ball. Front Row: Penny Burlison. Ellen Baker. Ann Wulfi Eva Fountain Dan Corrcll Central Michigan University Kathleen Marshall University of Michigan. Central Michigan Univ. PHOTOS NOT A VAI TABLE Linda Bolf Bob Chisholm Barb Christensen Gary Hansen Sandy Miller James Skorka Jerry Young 4 Staff Mina Buchollz Secretary Arlene Hclmer Secretary Carol M. Cady Western Michigan University Jean Schwandl Secretary Nancy Voorhees Cook Avis Charnlcy Central Michigan University William Wales Central Michigan University Rosemary Duvall Secretary Lcnorc Marshall Cook Janie Ackley Secretary P. I Follctte C ashicr Carolyn R. Mucssnian Illinois State Univ. U niveri sty of Illinois Staff $ Dean Gilbert Michigan State University Kristi Dunham Central Michigan University Leslie Bauman Alma College Greg Dunham Central Michigan University Norman Namminga South. State Teacher's Coll. Central Michigan Univ. Beverly Boyer Ferris State College Staff 1 4 Sue Lange Central Michigan University m Charles Adams Central Michigan University Lori Lane Central Michigan University Dave England Central Michigan University Carol Leitch Nancy Clingan Western Michigan University Central Michigan University Staff 7 Vicky Paulan EW Sparrow School of Nurs. Western Mich. Univ. Joyce Skorka Central Michigan University Craig Woolley Michigan State University Maureen Roslanic Western Michigan Univ., Calvin College Lee Boerma Mike Schreiber Marion College, Central Michigan Univer- Central Michigan University sity Wayne Brinker Central Michigan University 8 Staff FRESHMEN Freshmen 9 Kelly Antor Johnathon Ball James Baly James Becker Jerrv Behrenwald Chris Bell Brenda Benjamin Skccter Bisscll Vern Black Olive Bliss Penny Blumberg Nora Bonn FRESHMEN Al ihc end of the school year we asked several Freshmen “If you could go back to the beginning of the year and do it all over again what would you do differently?” Here is what they said: Scott Couturier: I probably wouldn't do anything differently.” Dianne Delano: I’d try to work harder on my math.” Justin Dey: “I had a pretty fun year so I wouldn’t change anything.” June Drake: I wouldn’t go with anyone.” Kric Draper: “I wouldn’t let upper classmen set me on the drinking fountain; I’d take a slick to fend them off.” Robin Jaquays: “I’d try to meet more people.” Chris Judge: I’d try to make more friends.” Jennifer Nielsen: I’d work harder academically and have a ittlc more fun.” Darin Stewart: I’d try a little bit harder in sports and in my homework.” 10 Freshmen Shelly Botek Tim Bowers Roy Brisbin Jennifer Brown Brian Bucholtz Simona Cantu Kristi Carlson Hugh Cavendish David Chatman Stefanie Clemcnce Scott Cole Scott Couturier Paula Cox Triste Cozort Don Cross Jennifer Custer Melanie Daniels Becky Davis Chad Davis Jeff Davis Michelle Davis Dianne Delano Kris Dennis Justin Dey June Drake Eric Draper Jason Felde Jarvis Fisher Chad Fisk Brian Forgar Freshmen 11 Scott Fuller Reese Futrell April Cieldersma Gerald Gigowski Gregor Goedge Jim Griffin Elton Guillen Tara Gutkowski Walter Hadder Angie Hadrich Rebecca Hagen Rick Hanline Casey Hansen Ron Harris Andrea Hersey Sherri Hey Chad Hondorp Eric Houghton Joel Houghton John Houghton 12 Freshmen Jack Hubbard Doris Hunt David Ingles Steven Jack Robin Jaquays Chris Judge Jodi Kain Shawn Kain Willie Keeler Toby Kennaugh Kevin Knight Mike Kohler Pete Larsen Tammy Larsen Dave Leary Freshmen 13 Rebecca Lindsey Rick Linscott William Lint Miquel Lopez Tommy Lykins Laurie Maybee Mike Miles Jeannie Miller Lori Mills Dan Moore Laura Moore Peggy Musser Tina Narloch Tracy Nathan Lisa Ncitzcl Lori Neitzel Jennifer Nielsen Chris Nisonger Rob Paul Tracye Pickel Linda Porterfield Casey Rausch Jason Rausch Keni Jo Reyes Jeffrey Reynolds Marcia Riojas Kyle Ruffer Becky Schwandt Leslie Sheldon Michelle Sisson 14 Freshmen Jamie Smith Telcsa Smith Scott Snyder Darin Stewart Susan Therkildsen Sally Thomas Stephanie Tompkins Beth Townes Julie Townsend Wendy Turner Travis Tytar Roland Uric Tim VanPatten Terry Visscr Jill Walkington Marty Warner Eric Willard Rachel Williamson Kathy Wilson Dec Woolman Roxanne Yankee NOT PICTURED: Matt Gorby Raymond Grimm Shannon Harvey Garri King Mike Maxfield Richard Noldcn Freshmen 15 Homecoming Freshmen Princess and Prince. Stefanie Clemence and Skeeter Bissell being driven in the half-time parade by Barb Martin. Rob Paul, Miqucl Lopez and Jim Baty clean out their lockers while Ronnie Cantu and Amy Crawford look on. 16 Freshmen SOPHOMORES Chris Adsit Georgina Attard Shannon Bates Lance Beckett Scott Bennett Jarod Berends Steve Betser Michael Blumberg Steve Boerma Christopher Bohn Victoria Brasseur Mary Bristol 18 Sophomores To be a sophomore is to have completed 10 years of schooling and working on the eleventh year. It’s a time when we have one year of high school under our belts and working on com- pleting the other three. We asked some soph- omores what they felt made being a sophomore better than being a freshman. Mike Blumberg, “You get more respect and have someone to kick around.” Vickie Brasseur, “I had more fun as a fresh- Scott Bennett, “You’re not as much of a peon. Lance Beckett, “You don’t get picked on nearly as much and you get along with upper- classmen better.” Danny Burton, “I got my driver’s license and now I go out more.” Kami Chapin, “Seniority.” Joel Davis, “You don’t have to play Freshman basketball.” Karen Durga, “You're that much closer to be- ing a senior.” Amy Goodwin, “You get to start when you play sports because you have more seniority.” Aaron Bunker Daniel Burton Steven Campbell Bradley Cathey Michael Cavendish Kami Chapin Yvonne Christiansen Caren Cogswell Donovan Cole Lori Comden Tony Cooper Amy Crawford Joel Davis Claudette Decker Milcsa Delamater Karen Durga Amy Esch Kimberly Felde Thomas Flanigan Jacquelin Fountain Jay Gabrish Eric Goedge Amy Goodwin Angie Goodwin Tammy Hagen Mark Hale Trinia Harrington Able Halt Douglas Headley Shandell Heffron Sophomores 19 Kurt Hershberger Kyle Hondorp Terry Howes Tressa Hucklcbury Katrina Jensen Chris Johnson Stephanie Kahl Tina Kailas Wendy Keilholtz Jodi King Marylou Koch Randall Konen Andrea Krick Darick Lake Laura Lake Greg Lange Maria Larsen Tina Larsen Tracy Lewis Toby Maddox 20 Sophomores Christopher Nicholson Scott Painter Stephen Purchase Adele Pustay Julie Rama Timothy Reed Kimberly Riches Marcie Rolston James Root Amy Scarlett Sophomores 21 Randy Taylor, Able Hatt, Aaron Bunker, Pat Wilson, Carter Miles, and Don Cole enjoying some sun during lunch. Angel Sharp Steven Shaw Karri Smith Jason Stilson Kcisha Stockton Gary Sturdavant Mike Sturdavant Randy Taylor Christina Thiclkc Scott Thomas 22 Sophomores Shawn Thomas Steven Thompson Tim Thornhill Patricia Towne Christopher Trumpower Jennifer Wakenhut Amy Wales Danielle Weikel Steve Wells David W'illiamson Doris Williamson Pat Wilson Robert Wilson Phil Wood Shane Wood Regina Woodard NOT PICTURED: Kimberly Cecil Donald Drake Julie Force Cherish Harvey Theresa Kallas Archie Lamb Ted Wilson Sophomores 23 Shane Wood. Dale Miller, Lance Beckett Scott Middlcbrook want to be tracksters Karri Smith with her cover-girl smile. 24 Snaps JUNIORS Juniors 25 Dan Adsit Bill Allen JUNIORS Brad Anderson Dustin Anderson Mike Antor Tony Augustine Jennifer Bain Quentin Baird Charles Ball Jerry Ball Tina Bartlett Patty Bean Your senior year, something everyont looks forward to from their first day o kindergarten. For some, it’s right aroum the corner. We asked some of next year1! seniors what they were most looking for ward to about their last year, here are somt of their answers. Shane Bissell: “Being the big guy.” Quentin Baird: “Being able to write m; own excuses.” Nathan Fisher: “Ruling the school.” Becky Grawburg: “Not being an under classman anymore!” Teri Kellogg: “Being on top of everythin! and being the best I can be.” Kathy Lykins: “Spending a lot of time wit! friends and graduation.” Shawn Oberlin: “Being independent.” Sally Reed: “Leaving with as much en thusiasm as when I entered.” Chris Schwandt: “Just knowing it’ll be nr last year.” Missy Weikel: “Working harder on m; grades and being one of the big people.” 26 Juniors Julie Bcardslee Sherry Behrcnwald Rick Bennett Shane Bisscll Shane Block Charlie Bohn Chris Bowers Tammie Briggs Aschellc Brooks Kevin Burns Mabel Cadaret Rachel Cantu Tiffany Carpenter Travis Carr Bruce Chase Tina Chiverton Brad Christensen Chad Christensen Pat Clark Kim Cole Phil Cole Randy Cole Chris Cooper Gordon Cross Brian Culey Mishawn Delamater A1 Dexter Amy Diamond Caley Edgerly Darcie Fate Juniors 27 C onrad Stout. Steve Martens. Travis Carr, Jamie Kinnec and C hris Schwandt sharing some lunchtime gossip. Sean Felde Wendy Ferguson Nathan Fisher Colleen Flynn Eric Forgar Joey Forgar Deborah Fountain Terri Fry C had Gale Jeremy Card Aaron Gladding LeeAnn Godbeherc Becky Grawburg Jodi Guthrie Mickie Guthrie 28 Juniors I.isa Hagen Missy Hclscl Scott Hctsel Roy Hershberger Melissa Houghton David Howard Gerald Howard Duane Hunter Lee Ingles Kim Jenkins Chris Jensen Corey Jensen Gary Jensen Monica Jensen Valerie Jewell Duwaync Johnson Troy Johnson I .auric Judge Pal Kain Steve Kain Susan Keeney Mike Keilholtz Terry Keilholtz Terri Kellogg Lori Kimble Kelly King Jamie Kinnec Dan Knapp Jim Knight Dan Lake Juniors 29 — Noel Moore Steve Moore Pearl Mullen Rhonda Murray Brent Ncitzel Mike Newland Josh Nielsen Shawn Oberlin Linda Ort Juniors Tammy Rose Terri Rose Krista Rowland Miquel Sandcl Amy Savage C hris Schwandl Colin Skinner Wendy Spence Kris Stickler C onrad Stout Juniors 31 Craig Swarts Mark Taylor Ron Thomas Sherry Thurston Tish Tytar Jeannette Uric Conan Venus Mark Wabanimkee Jolccn Wallace Missy Wcikel Angela Wernette Susie Wernette Bonnie Williamson Heidi Wood Ryan Wood Debbie Yankee NOT PICTURED: Anna Ignash Julie Jenkins Chris Lange Steve Rice Doug Sanders Yancy Small Greg Slate Jerry Bristol 32 Juniors SENIORS Seniors 33 I Tom E. Aldridge Michael Troy Bachman Tracy M. Badge Robert Shannon Bain Joel Lewis Ball Ronald Arthur Behrenwald Sonya L. Behrenwald Julia J. Beckius Tricia Bongard Dean L. Botek Sereva Jo Bowser 34 Seniors Wendy M. Brasseur Tonya Rose Bunker James Kenneth Cain Celeste Mischel Chaperon Cinnamon Le Culey Seniors 35 Tom E. Aldridge FFA 1,2,3 Michael Troy Bachman Fibl 1.2.3 Hon. Mem. All- Conf, 4 All-C'onf, All Arca (I st Team), Guls Awd, Team MVP; Bsktbl. 1.2 All Area, All Conf. (1st Team),3 All Area. All Conf. (1st team). Special Ment. All State,4 All-C'onf, All Area. UPI All State AP All State Hon. Ment MVP TCAA; Track I All Conf. Hon Ment.2 All Conf. Hon Ment,3 All Conf (first team),4; Spn. Clb 2,3 V.P.,4; FTA 3.4; Class Cncl I Pres,2 V.P.,3.4; Ldrsp Forum 1,2; Honor St. 1.2.3.4; Yrbk Stf 4 Robert Shannon Bain Ftbl 1,2; Track 1,2; Spn. Clb 1,2,3,4; Blood Dnr 4; FTA 4; Phys. Fit. Awd 1 Joel Lewis Ball Cross Cntry 2,4 MVP, Co-Capt; Track 3,4; FFA 1 Greenhand Frmr,2 Chptr Frmr,3 Treas., Outstnd. Jr Awd, Reg. Star Frmr,4 Sec, Reg. Treas, State Frmr; FTA 4; Honor St 1,2,3,4; St. Gov’t 2; Algebra Awd 1 Julia J. Beckius FTA 4; Yrbk Stf 3; Hmcming Court 3,4 Ronald Arthur Behrenwald FFA 1,2,3 V.P.,4 Pres; FTA 4; Prom Comm 3; Class Council 1,2,3,4; Ldrshp Forum 1,2,3,4; Honor St 1,2,3; St. Gov’t 1,2,3 V.P.,4 Pres; Agricul- ture Awd 1,2,3; Star Greenhand; Star Chapter Frmr, Star Regional Frmr, Region IV V.P., National Convention 3,4; AGR Awd; St. Demonstration; Close-Up 3; Honorary St. to Board of Ed Sonya L. Behrenwald Blood Dnr 4; FFA 1,2,3 Pres,4; FTA 4; Peer Co 1; Hon- or St. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Flag Crp 1,2,3,4 Co-Capt; Close-Up 3 Jennifer Kay Lynn Berg Track 1 All Conf,2 All Conf,3 All Conf, Two Mile Relay Rec,4; Spn. Clb 1,4; Blood Dnr 4; Drama Clb 4; FTA 3,4; Class Cncl 1 Sec Treas, 2,4 Sec - Treas; Ldrshp Forum 1; Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Algebra Awd 1; Short Story Clb 3,4; Art Hon. Ment G.R. Reg. Art Show, 1st LHS Art Show Tricia Bongard Lib. Aide 4; Short Story Clb 4 Dean L. Botek Ftbl 3 Most Imp,4; Bsbl 2; FFA 1; FTA 4; Honor St 1,2,3,4; Lib. Aide 3; Phys. Fit. Awd 2; Mech. Drft. Awd 3 Sereva Jo Bowser Vllybll 3; Ftbl Chldr 1,2 Capt,4; Bsktbl Chldr 1,4; Sftbl 1; Spn. Clb 1,2,3; Prom Comm 3; Class Cncl 3 V.P., 4; Ldrshp Fo- rum 3,4; Honor St. 2,3,4; Yrbk Stf 2 Comptr Ed, 3 Co- Ed, 4 Ed; Band 1,2; Joum. Awd 2; Yrbk Awd 3,4; Close-Up 3; Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Stndts 36 Seniors Wendy M. Brasseur Spn. Clb 1,2; FTA 3; Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4 McDon- ald’s Band Nom; Spn. Awd 2; Chem. Awd 3; Ge- om. Awd 2; Bio. Awd 1,2 Rolando Javier Cantu Ftbl I; Bsktbl 4; Bsbl 1,3,4; Spn. Clb 1 ,2,3,4; Art Clb 2; FFA 3; FTA 3,4; Hmcming Court 2,4 Jenny L. Carter FTA 4 Celeste Mischel Chaperon Spn. Clb 4; Drama Clb 4; Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Diving 1,2 Nadine Chapin Terry Lynn Cole Golf 2; Bsktbl 2,4; Phys. Fit. Awd 1,2 Seniors 37 Rod Lee Diamond Terri Lynn Dishong Anne-Calherine Duffey 38 Seniors Brian O. Durga Cherie' Machael Ferguson Elmirinda Lynn Finup Robert Kenneth Edison w Kristen Kay Estill Rod Lee Diamond Ftbl 1,2,3,4 2nd Team All-Conf, Hon.Ment; Bsktbl 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; FFA 3; Phys. Fit. Awd 1,2 Terri Lynn Dishong Cross Cntry 3 Capt,4 Capt; Bsktbl 1,2 Hon.Ment. All- Conf; Track 1 All- Conf,2 All-Conf,3 AII-Conf,4; Spn. Clb 2,3; Blood Dnr 4; FT A 3,4; Prom Comm 3; Class Cncl 2,3,4; Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Yrbk Stf 4; Phys. Fit. Awd 1; Spn Awd 2,3 Anne-Catherine Duffey Flbl Chrldr 2,3,4; Bsktbl Chrldr 2,3.4. Sftbl I; Spn. Clb 1,2,3; Drama Clb 1,2,3,4; Class Cncl 2; Peer Cnsling I; Honor St. 1,2,3.4; Yrbk Stf 3; News- paper Ed. 3,4; Band 1,2; Rag Corps 1,2; Snwcming Crt 3; Journ. Awd 3; Who's Who Among Amcr. High School Stdnts. Link Editor Brian O. Durga Ftbl 3,4; Bsktbl 1,2,3 Most Imprvd,4; Bsbl 2; Blood Dnr 2,3; Lib. Aide 3; Band 1,2; Phys. Fit. Awd 3 Robert Kenneth Edison Drama Clb 3,4; Blood Dnr 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4 Kristen Kay Estill Bsktbl 1,2,3,4 Co- Capt, Most Im- prvd, 2nd Tm All- Conf; Vllybll 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Spn. Clb 1; Blood Dnr 4; FTA 4; Honor St. 1,3,4; Hmcming 4; Snwcming Queen 3; Phys. Fit. Awd 1,3; Home Econ. Awd 1 Cherie’ Machaele Ferguson Sftbl 3; Track 1; Spn. Clb 1,2,3,4; Blood Dnr 4; FTA 2,3; Prom Comm 3; Class Cncl 1,2,3,4; Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Flag Crp 1,2,3,4; Bio II Awd 2; Alg I Awd Elmirinda Lynn Finup Sftbl 1,2,3,4; Blood Dnr 4; FTA 4; FNA 3; Honor St. 4; Hmcming Crt 1; Kariannc Kay Hart Bsktbl 1,2 Hon.Ment. All- Conf,3 Co-MVP, 1st Tm AII-Conf,4 Co-MVP, 1st Tm All-Conf; Vllybl 1,2 MVP, Best Off. Plyr. 1st Tm All-Conf.3 MVP, Best Off. Plyr, Capt, 1st Tm AII-Conf,4; Sftbl I MVP, Best Off Dcf,2 MVP 2nd Tm All-Conf,3 MVP, Co-Capt, 2nd Tm All- Conf,4; Spn. Clb 2; FTA 3,4; Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Phys. Fit. Awd 1,2; Ac- count. Awd 3 Pam Thompson, Ed Mahan, Terri Nelson, Vicki Thornhill, Laura Paul, Tara Nielsen, Angie Me- linowski, and (front) Anne Duffey take time out from Journalism to pose. Mary Moore and Ted Wilson watch as Robin Por- ter hams it up. 40 Seniors Julie Ann Helmer Spn. Clb 1,2.3; Blood Dnr 3.4; FT A 4; Honor St. 3; Band 1.2.3.4; Close-Up 3 Deborah Maxine Helms Vllybll 1.2.3.4; Ftbl Chldr 2; Sftbl 2; Spn. Clb 1,2,3,4; Blood Dnr 3.4; FTA 3; Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Perfect Attend. 1,2,3,4 Melissa Kay Hill Vllybll 1.2.3; Track 2 Art Clb I 2,3; Blood Dnr 4; 1 FT A 4 Cindy B. Hopp Vllybll 2; Spn. Clb 1,2,3; FTA 4; Lib. Aide 4; Joseph W. Hubbard Ftbl 1.2 Off. MVP.3,4; Track 1; Hmcming King 4 Foreign Exchange student from Brasil, Lia Hirakawa. Foreign Exchange Student also from Brasil, Olga Altunes-Maciel. Gregory L. Jaquays Bsktbl 1.2; Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Hm- cming Crt 4; Bio. Awd 1; Alg. Awd 3 Sheila Jaquays Spn. Clb 2,3,4; Blood Dnr 4; FTA 4; Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Band 1 All-Star Band,2 All-Star Bnd, 3 State Solo Ens. 1,4 Band Cnei V.P.; Spn. Awd 2,3; Bio. II Awd 3; Close- Up 3 Tammy L. Jenkins Blood Dnr 3,4; FFA 2,4; FTA 4 Seniors 41 Julie A. Johnston Jill Ann Johnson Daniel Kyren Kain Tracey Lynn Kain William J. Knapp Darla Lake-Behrenwald Veronica Lazarus Ben Lee Landis 42 Seniors Edward Patrick Mahan Barbara Lynn Martin Stacy Renae McCarthy Angela Mary Melinowski Megan Marie Mulholland Terri Cameille Nelson Seniors 43 Terri Sue Jenkins Blood Dnr 4; FTA 4 Craig J. Jensen Cross Cntry 2,3; Golf I; Track 1,2; Spn. Clb 1,2,3; FTA 3.4; Prom Comm 3; Class C'ncl 2,3,4; Honor St. 1.3,4; Yrbk Stf 1,3; Newspaper Ed. 3,4; Band 1,2.3; Close-Up 3 LccAnn Dawn Johnson Ftbl Chldr 1,2.3; Bsklbl Chldr 1.2; Spn. Clb 1,2.3.4; FTA 3.4; Prom Comm 3; Class Cnei 1,2,3.4; Ldrshp Frm 1,2,4; Honor St. 1,2,3,4; St. Gov't I; Spn. Awd 2,3; Who's Who Among Amcr. High School Stdnts Julie A. Johnston Spn. Clb 2,3,4; Class Cnei 1; Hon- or St. 1,2,3,4; Spn. Awd 2,3; Chem. Awd 3; Bio. Awd 1 Daniel Kyren Kain Blood Dnr 3; FFA 1,2,3,4 V.P. Tracey Lynn Kain Vllybll 1.2; Spn. Clb I; Blood Dnr 4; FTA 3,4 William J. Knapp Blood Dnr 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Greenhand Frmr, Chptr Frmr, Sci- ence Prof; FTA 3; Band 1,2 Darla Lakc- Bchrcnwald Ben Lee Landis Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Perfect Atten. 1,2,3,4; Accting. Awd Veronica Lazarus Art Clb 4; Drama Clb 4 Melissa Ann Lint Bsktbl I; Spn. Clb 3; Blood Dnr 4; FTA 3,4; Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Close- Up 3; Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Stdnts 44 Seniors Edward Patrick Mahan Cross Cntry 1,2 MVP. C'apt, All Area; Track I; Spn. Clb 1,2; Art Clb 3.4; Class Cncl 4; Ldrshp Forum 4; Honor St. 3,4; Yrbk Stf 3.4; Newspaper Ed. 3,4; Journ. Awd 3; Intcllictics 3,4 Barbara Lynn Martin Ftbl Chldr 1,2 Capt,3,4; Bsktbl Chldr 1,2 Capt,3,4 Capt, Most Val.; Blood Dnr 4; FTA 3,4; Class Cncl 3; Honor St. 1,3,4; Yrbk Stf 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Flag Corp 1.2,3; Alg. Awd 1; Accnting Awd 3 Stacy Rcnac McCarthy Bsktbl ’ 1.2,3; Track 1,2,4; Spn. Clb 1,2; Honor St. 4 Angela Mary Melinowski Flbl Chldr 2.3.4 Most Val.; Bsktbl Chldr 2.3 Ciym. Awd.4; Sfibl 1.2.3.4; Spn. (lb 1.2; FT A 4; Prom Comm 3; Class Cncl 1.2.3.4; Ixlrshp Forum 1.2.3.4; Honor Si. 1.2.4; Yrbk Stf 3.4; Newspaper Fd. 3.4; Band 1.2.3; Flag Corp 2.3; Hmcming Crt 2; Hmcming Queen 4; Si. (iov’1 1.2.3 See.4 V P ; Alg Awd I; Journalism Awd 3; Ldrshp Forum Planning Comm. 2.3.4; Who's Who Among Amcr. High School Stdnts; Wildcat Chronicle Fd 4 Close-Up 3 Mary Beth Mi nock Vllybll 2,4 Mngr; Sftbl 1,2; Track 4 Mngr; Spn. Clb 1,2,3,4; Bllod Dnr 3,4; FFA Officer Treas.; FTA 3; Honor St. 3,4; Band 1,2.3,4 Brenda G. Moore Vllybll 1,2,3,4 Spn. Clb 1,2,3 Blood Dnr 3,4 FTA 4; Honor St 1,2,3; Lib. Aide 4 Close-Up 3 Mary E. Moore Drama Clb 4; Lib. Aide 4; Typing Awd 3; Chorus 1 Mark E. Moss Ftbl 1,2 Megan Marie Mulholland Blood Dnr 4; FTA 4; Honor St. 3 Marlene M. Munn Drama Clb 4; FTA 3; Band 1,2,3; Short Story Clb 3,4; Close-Up 3 Larry Dallas Naylor Blood Dnr 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm 3; Class Cncl 1,3; Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Farm Bus. Mngment 2,3,4 State Tm Winner, Bronze Ind. National, Bronze Tm Na- tional Terri Camcille Nelson Track 1; Spn. Clb 1,2,3,4; FTA 4; Honor St. 1; Yrbk Stf 4; Newspaper Ed. 4; Band 1,2,3 Seniors 45 Corey Newland Tara J. Nielsen Laura Diane Paul Betty Jo Perez Todd A. Petersen Robin Porter Heather Marie Shank 46 Seniors Julie Ann Therkildsen Victoria Marie Thornhill Raenelle K. VanDriel Mark L. Ward Larry A. Wilson NOT PICTURED: William F.Allen Elizabeth Arntz Keri Austin Teresa H. Bates Julie Benson Patrick Betser Aaron Carpenter Brian Dillion Ryan Fankhauser Rodney L. Gyger Lawrence Hart Cindy L. Helsel Missy Helsel Wesley Houghton John Johnson Sieve Kain Seniors 47 Corey Ncwland Betty Jo Perez Wrest. Asst. 1,2; Sftbl 1,3; Spn. Clb 1; FNA 3; Phys. Fit. Awd 1 Tara J. Nielsen Ftbl Chldr 2,3; Bsktbl Chldr 2; Sftbl 1,2; Spn. Clb 1; FTA 3,4; Prom Comm 3; Class Cncl 1,2,3; Honor St. 1,2,3; Newspa- per Ed. 3; Phys. Fit. Awd 1 Todd A. Petersen Ftbl 1,4; Blood Dnr 4; Phys. Fit. Awd 1 Laura Diane Paul Bsktbl 1; Ftbl Chldr 2,3,4; Bsktbl Chldr 2,4; Spn. Clb 1,2,3; Art Clb 3; Drama Clb 1,2,3,4; FT A 3,4; Prom Comm 3; Class Cncl 1,2 Sec Treas,3,4; Ldrshp Forum 2,3,4; Honor St. 1,2,4; Yrbk Stf 3,4; Newspaper Ed. 3,4; Special Publ. Ed. 4; St. Gov’t 3,4; Snwcming Court 3; Close-Up 3; Joum. Awd 3 Robin Porter Spn. Clb 1; Drama Clb 1,2,3,4; Blood Dnr 2,4; FTA 4 48 Seniors Vicki Y. Powell Vllybll 1,2; Spn. Clb 1,2; Blood Dnr 4; Honor St. 3; Phys. Fit. Awd 3 Beckey L. Rosenberg Durling Vllybll 1; Spn. Clb 1; Drama Clb 2,3,4; Blood Dnr 4; FTA 3,4; Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3 Solo Ensem- ble State I John Shanahan Spn. Clb 1,2; FTA 4; Honor St. 3; Perfect Attend. 3,4 Jerry J. Riojas Ftbl 1,2,3,4; Bsbl 2,4; Spn. Clb 3; Blood Dnr 2,3,4 Heather Marie Shank Vllybll 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Blood Dnr 4; FTA 3,4; Honor St. 2,3 Timothy J. Simon Ftbl I; Bsktbl I ,2,3,4; Bsbl 1,2,3,4 Capt; Spn. Clb 1; FT A 4; Prom Comm 3; Class Cncl 1,2,3; Honor St. 4; Hmcming Court 1; Phys. Fit. Awd 1,2 Teri Sue Smith Sftbl 1,2,3,4; FTA 4; Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Alg Awd 1; Accnting Awd 3; Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Stndts Marta Tassara Foreign Exchange Student; Spn. Clb 4; Art Clb 4 Timothy Russell Taylor Drama Clb 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 3,4; Class Cncl 2; Lib. Aide 3; Short Stry Clb 4 Julie Ann Therklidsen Bsktbl 1,2 Tin All-Conf, All Area 2nd Tm, Most Imprvd. 3 All-Conf, All Area, All State Hon. Ment, MVP.4 All-Conf, All Area. GR Press Player of Week, Shooter’s Choice All State, MVP, League MVP; Track I All-Conf, All Area,2 All- Conf, All Area.3 All-Conf, All Area, League MOP. School Record (hurdles, high jump); FTA 3,4; Hon- or St. 2,3,4; Spn. Awd 3 Pamela Linn Thompson Bsktbl 1; Spn. Clb 2,3,4; FTA 4; Prom Comm 3; Class Cncl 1,2,3,4 Pres; Ldrshp Frm 1,2,3,4; Honor St. 1,2,3,4; Newspa- per Ed 4; Band 1,2,3; St. Gov’t 1,2,3,4; Close Up 3; OM 3 First Place Reg. Victoria Marie Thornhill Bsktbl 3; Track 4; Drama Clb 4; Blood Dnr 4; Hon- or St. 1,2,3,4 Raenelle K. VanDriel Vllybll 1; Track 3; Art Clb 1,2,3,4; Blood Dnr 4; FTA 4 Larry A. Wilson FFA 1,2; FTA 3; Honor St. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Short Stry Clb 4 NOT PICTURED con’t Michael W. Lamb Brian Miller Dale R. Miller Jr. Jenny Miller Christie Sue Nelson Jeff Perin Shad Petersen Tim Rish Daniel Robinson Jim Sagryn Denell Sanders John Stephen Schwandt Chris VanDam Kristin Kimberly Waber Marcus Wandel Joe Wemette Darcie Lynn Wolschon Seniors 49 Class Flirt Lovcn Rob Edison Terri Most Witty: Greg Jaquays pishong Class Couple: Sonya Behrenwald Bri- an Dillion 50 Mock Elections Mock Elections 51 Prettiest Eyes: Ellic Finup Most Conceited: Stacy McCarthy Class Clown: Dan Robinson Nicest Smile: Michelle Benjamin lass Musician: Sheila Jaquays Prettiest Hair Julie Beckius Most Bashful: Wesley Houghton Class Anisi: Nellie VanDnel Most Accident Prone: Tern Jenkins Most Conservative: Sheila Jaquays Inseparable Guys: Terry Cole Tim Simon Class Actor Actress: Tim Taylor Anne Duffcy Besi Figure Physique: Terri Nelson Dale Miller Class Goody Two Shoes: Ten Smith Cutest Dimples: Betty P Most Athletic: Kari Hart Mifc$ Bachman 52 Mock Elections Teacher's Pet: Kristine Clark Most Handsome Pretticst: Rod Dia- mond Julie Beckius Most Likely To Succeed: Ron Behrenwald Wendy Brasscur Mock Elections 53 Class Gossip: Tara Nielsen Cutest: Angie Melinowski Tim Simon st Sophisticated: Anne Duftey Best Personality: Pam Thompson Mike Stephens Class Mouth: Stacy McCarthy Cl wout Inseparable Girls: Terri Nelson Pam Thompson Best Dressed: Craig Jensen Terri Nel- son Most Popular: Angie Melinowski A Greg Jaquays Not Pictured: Most Spirited: Mike Bachman Barb Martin Class Partier: Ellie Finup Most Naive: Terri Jenkins Most Freckles: Kristine Clark Most Radical: Jerry Riojas Nicest: Ron Behrcnwald Nadine Chapi Most Studious: Wendy Brasseur Ben Landis Class Moodier: Nellie VanDriel 54 Mock Elections ACTIVITIES Activities 55 Terry Cole spikes it to the Sophomores during the volleyball finals. Kris Estill, Kari Hart Julie Therkildscn in the lockcroom at the half. Mr. Woolley prepares to pucker up after “winning the kiss the pig contest. Cindy Culey Vicki Thornhill enjoying themselves at the Homecoming dance. The LHS Marching Band played an im- portant part in the Homecoming parade. The 1987 King Queen sharing the traditional dance. 56 Homecoming The Homecoming Court receive their gifts. Some of Lakeview’s finest: JV Varsity cheerleaders. Joey Hubbard tries to adjust his new crown. The 1987 Homecoming Court (minus Julie Beckius) Homecoming 57 Freshmen Representatives, Stefanie Clemence Skccter Bissell Sophomore Princess, Amy Esch Queen King Hopefuls. Julie Beckius Greg Jaquays Once Sophomore Royalty and now Candidates. Angie Mclinowski Ronnie Cantu Last year's Queen and King, Dede Stokely and Jason Dey 58 Homecoming Lakcvicw’s defense gets tough. Terri Nelson Pam Thompson: Clash Day Cutics Newly crowned Queen and King, Angie Melinowski Joe Hubbard, in the spotlight. Homecoming 59 Varsity Football From Row Ron Thomas. Conrad Stout. Dean Botek, Brian Culey, David Howard. Chris Schwandt. Jerry Riojas; Middle Row: Corey Jensen. Art Perry. Steve Thomp- son. Mike Baehman. DuWayne Johnson. Gary Jensen. Tony Augustine; Back Row: Rod Diamond. Todd Petersen. Brian Durga. Jamie Kinnee, Shawn Oberlin. Joe Hubbard. Joe Wernelte (Not Pictured: Lee Ingles. Dale Miller. Mark Wabanimkce, Troy Johnson Lakeview Opponent Score 12 Greenville 16 9 Delton-Kclligg 35 19 Bolding 38 32 Central Montcalm 0 6 ccc 38 34 Montabella 18 26 Sandusky 0 0 C Alma 28 !(j Tri-County 6 ■4 The Lakeview Wildcat Var- sity Football team finished the 1987 season with a 4-5 overall record and tied for second place in the TCAA at 2-2. After having a slow 0-3 start, the Cats came alive to complete a respectable sea- son by winning 4 out of the last 6 games. Some indivduals from the Wildcat team were recog- nized with All State, All Area, All Conference and team awards. Senior Mike Bachman received All Con- ference and All Area honors, as well as being named the Team Captain, Team Def. MVP, Team Overall MVP. He also was named the Guts Award recipient. He broke the career touchdown pass re- cord at LHS with 13. Senior Rod Diamond was named Team Captain. 2nd Team All Conference and Hon. Mention All Area. Brian Culey, a junior, received All Conference, All Area, Team OlT. MVP. All State Hon. Mention. Brian broke several school records, including season rushing re- cord (1166 yards), season points record (95), season touchdown record (14) and total of- fense in a single game (312 yards). Junior Ron Thomas was named All Conference as well as All Area and Steve Thompson was named the Most Improved Player, by Mike Bachman 60 Varsity Football Mike Baehman makes the pitch to Brian Culey. Senior Mike Bachman Senior Dean Boiek Senior Rod Diamond Senior Jerry Riojas Senior Brian Durga Senior Joe Hubbard Li inii nn atc Senior Joe Wcrnette Not Pictured: Senior Dale Miller Senior Todd Petersen Right: Mike Bachman carries the ball while Shawn Oberiin goes for the block. Varsity Football 61 L Ll Co-Captains Angic Mclinowski and Anne DufTcy 62 Varsity Cheerleading Senior Angie Melinowski Senior Laura Paul The Varsity Football Cheerleaders be- gan their season shortly after try-outs. They practieed hard all summer to pre- pare cheers and a dance routine for camp. They attended UCA camp at U of M in Ann Arbor where they won several first and second place ribbons and spirit awards. When football season began, the cheer- leaders experienced a variety of changes. Under the supervision ot new coach Kristi Dunham, the girls began aerobics as well as gymnastic training for physical conditioning and to sharp- en skills. Later in the season, the cheerleaders participated in the DCA competition. Although this was the Varsity’s first competition as a squad, much expe- rience was gained from it for those in the future. by Angie Melinowski Senior Barb Martin Senior Sereva Bowser Senior Anne Duffey Varsity Cheerleaders From Row: Angie Mclinowski. Laura Paul. Anne DufTey Middle Row. Karen Durga. Tish Tytar. Sereva Bowser, Barb Martin, Maria Larsen Rack Row: Julie Beardslec The 1987 JV football team had a very tough season finishing 0-9 and last in league com- petition. Some of the records set by the Junior Varsity were most punt yardage (1060) by Sophomore John Newell, and total tackles in a season (167) by Sophomore Steve Purchase. At the annual awards banquet, several awards were given, including: Most Valuable (Off.) Matt Miller. Most Valuable (Def.) Steve Pur- chase, Most Improved Brian Mumby, with Co-Captain honors going to Steve Purchase and Carter Miles. Although the ’Cats had a rough season, they were freshmen dominated and those fresh- men received a lot of playing time which will be helpful next season, by Chris Schwandt Lakcview 12 14 Opponent Score Greenville 40 4 Q Delton-Kellogg . Vk}2- ' o nftauAdmg' i: Cemral Montcalm ,• .14 ecc IVfomabella Sandusky Alma Tri-County 40 M 4i 6 22 32 Junior Varsity Football Front Row: Mike Howes. Mike Sturdavant, Walter Haddcr. Rick Johnson, J.C. Behrenwald. David Chatman. Elvern Black. Brian Mumby. Darick Lake, Scott Snyder. Greg Gocdge, Mike Cavendish, Brian Forgar, Jimmy Hill (mngr); Second Row: Alex Weber (mngr). Eric Willard, Chris Trumpower. Dan Burton. Mike Miles, Steve Purchase, Carter Miles. Matt Miller. JeffDavis, Scott Cole, Robby Paul, Scott Couturier, Dave Ingies. Darin Stewart, Tony Howes (mngr); Third Row: Asst Coach Scott Rowland. Coach Jim Weber. Dave Leary . Lance Beckett, John Newell. Joel Davis, Justin Dcy, Steve McKenna. Chris Nicholson. Terry Howes, Rich Hanline, Eric Goedge. Roland Urie, Bruce Johnson. Def. Coach John Ellafrits JV Football 63 Chris Judge and Jennifer Nielsen concentrate on their next cheer. Tammy Larsen and Karri Smith cheering hart The Wildcat’s JV Cheerleaders started practicing for the football season right after school ended for the summer. Coached by Kristi Dunham, with cap- tains Jennifer Niel- sen and Chris Judge, the JV’s attended a four day camp at U of M where they learned new chants, cheers, and pep as- sembly ideas. Later they participated in DCA competition at CMU. The cheer- leaders decorated the football players lock- ers before every game and cheered hard throughout the sea- son. by Travis Can- 64 JV Cheerleaders JV Cheerleaders Front Row: Karri Smith, Jennifer Custer, Stefanie Clemence, Tammy Larsen Bad Row: Wendy Turner, Jennifer Nielsen, Robin Jaquays, and Chris Judge I,eft: Thanks lo a block by Joey Hubbard, Mike Bachman digs in and goes for it all. Below: Mr. Woolley puck- ers up for his prize after winning the “Kiss the Pig’’ contest. Snaps 65 Cross Country Back Row: Eric Draper, Kyle Ruffer, Heidi Wood, Dani Weikcl, Tricia Towne. Terri Dishong, Jamie Smith. Tim Reed, Front Row: Joel Ball, Chris Bohn, Coach Dunham, Charlie Bohn, Shane Bisscll The 1987 Cross Country' season was noticably improved from last year. The team was a young one, but that didn’t mean they lacked talent. Jamie Smith, an outstand- ing freshman, is expected to do quite well in his years left at LHS. Joel Ball is the only senior leav ing the team. He was chosen as the MVP for the season. The girls’ team fared much better this year than last. Although there were only four runners, not enough for a complete team, they ran hard despite having to forfeit many meets. Dani Weikcl. a first year runner, received the Most Improved Award. The only se- nior leaving the team is Terri Dishong. The captains for the 1987 Cross County team were Joel Ball and Terri Dishong. by Terri Dishong Senior Terri Dishong Charlie Bohn giving his all. 66 Cross Country Scott Painter in midswing. Lakeview Opponent Score 187 Cedar Springs 186 194 Central Montcalm 182 180 ccc 188 195 Chippewa Hills 191 177 Montabella 166 177 Chippewa Hills 185 206 Central Montcalm 175 186 Greenville 182 186 Belding 172 178 CCC 177 172 Montabella 164 181 Belding 172 Brent Ncitzcl chipping away. olf Coach Namminga. Kevin Knight, Brent Ncitzel. Scott Painter, Tony Cooper, Brian Bucholtz. Brad Cathey, Steve Shaw, Jim Knight Scott Painter follows thru. The Lakeview Golf team ended the 1987 season with 2-10 record. This record it- self, however, does not accurately show how the Wildcats played. Lakeview lost two games by only one stroke, and two others by four strokes. As honors go, Scott Painter topped the team’s list. The sophomore captain was named Team and League MVP, along with 1st Team All Conference honors. He finished the season with an overall av- erage of 43. Brent Neitzel was named the team’s Most Improved Golfer. With no seniors, everyone will be return- ing next year and things look very prom- ising for the 1988 season, by Jim Knight Brent Neitzel and Scott Painter looking at the female golfers. Golf 67 The Girls Varsity Basketball team after defeating the Morley Stanwood Mohawks, 57-56, in the District Final game. Senior Kristine Clark Senior Kari Hart Senior Kris Estill Senior Julie Therkildsen Lakeview Opp. Score 51 Morley Stan. 53 37 Big Rapids 58 50 Tri County 37 65 Montabella 40 48 Lowell 22 43 ccc 39 49 Vestaburg 37 46 Greenville 28 56 Cent. Montcalm 41 49 Tri County 31 55 Belding 46 61 Grant 71 56 CCC 38 57 Evart 59 64 Montabella 46 50 G.R. W. Cath. 74 49 Bay City Sts. 46 33 Vestaburg 34 50 Cent. Montcalm 33 70 Belding 59 59 CCC 57 51 Montabella 37 57 Morley Stan. 56 48 Lake Fenton 52 68 Girls Varsity Basketball Kari Hart waits intensely for the steal. Julie Therkildsen drives past her defender to the hoop. The Varsity girls basketball team had an exceptional 1987 season. The Lady ‘Cats ran away with the league title by compiling a nearly spotless 9-1 record. In nonleague competition, the girls held their own with an 8- 6 record to give them an over- all record of 17-7. Lakeview won their district defeating Morley Stanwood 57-56. The season came to an end in the regionals where Lakeview bowed to Lake Fenton. At the season ending banquet Coach Woolley presented sev- eral awards. The “Hustler” award was given to junior Tammie Briggs. Sophomore Amy Crawford and senior Kris Estill were awarded the Most Improved Player med- als. Estill and Kristine Clark were named the team’s cap- tains. Julie Therkildsen and Kari Hart received plaques for being the team’s MVP’s. Junior Shelli Middlebrook re- ceived a certificate of Honor- able Mention All Conference. Kris Estill also received a cer- tificate for being on the Sec- ond Team All Conference. Tammie Briggs. Kari Hart and Julie Therkildsen all received certificates and medals for be- ing named to the All Confer- ence team. Therkildsen was al- so named the League MVP. This season’s accopmlish- ments created fine memories for not only the players, but also the many fans. By Julie Therkildsen and Kari Hart Girls Varsity Basketball 69 The 1987 girls Junior Var- sity basketball team ended an exciting season with a 9-11 record. The girls started the season slow but played well for the remain- der of the schedule. The highlight of the season was a stretch of close games that Lakeview seemed to dominate. Coach Mike Schreiber was very proud of the strong character his team dis- played. winning almost all of its close games. The ladies were led by Freshmen center Susie Therkildsen. Susie aver- aged 12.2 points a game and led the team in re- bounds. She was named the team’s MVP. Many of the girls are now looking forward to moving up and playing for the Var- sity squad. By Caley Edgerly Girls JV Basketball Batk Rtnt Jodi Larsen. Lon Neilzcl. Angie Goodwin. Coach Schreiber. kelly Anlor. Lisa Neil el. Susie Therkildsen. Front Ron Amy Goodwin. Sally Thomas. Brandy Jensen. Roxanne Yankee. Jen Wakenhuf. Jodi King, Arm Esch Lakeview Opponent Score 31 Morley Stanwood 55 21 Big Rapids 37 23 Tri County 29 37 Montabella 44 28 Lowell 27 33 ccc 30 25 Vestaburg 30 18 Greenville 33 36 Central Montcalm 34 32 Tri County 30 36 Belding 14 28 Grant 45 42 CCC 34 44 Evart 31 30 Montabella 41 29 GR West Catholic 57 31 Bay City All Saints 30 20 Vestaburg 30 32 Central Montcalm 37 70 Girls JV Basketball Do you remember when females were thought of as weak and subordinate? Well for those of you who agree with that description, I’m sorry, times have changed. If we look around there are many examples, here in our own school, of “Modern Women” in the making. What exactly is a “Modern Woman”? In my opinion, she has a lifestyle that fulfills her needs as an individual. If she has a husband it’s be- cause she enjoys him, not because she needs him. A “Modern Woman” is confident, inde- pendent, and choosy, because she wants the most from her life she can possibly get. Billy Joel says it clearly in his song “Modern Woman”: “she’s got style, she’s got her own money, so she’s not another honey you can quickly disarm, she’s got the eyes that make you realize, she won’t be hypnotized by your usual charm”. “Modern Women” aren’t a thing of the future they’re here now and they’re here to stay, by Brian Peasley Heidi Wood and Missy Weikcl. showing the wild side of today's woman. Stacy McCarthy and Terri Nelson, more of Lakevicw's own Modern Women”. Julie Johnston and Tracy Badge, show the soft side of the Modem Woman Tara Nielsen and Julie Beckius, two more women of the 80’s. Olga Maciel and Jaynette Urie, proving Modern Women come from all over the world. Snaps 71 Left: Things slow down at the Snowcoming dance. Below: Snowcoming Queen and King candi- dates Terri Nelson and Terry Cole at the half- time introduction. Above: Pam Thompson and Rod Diamond, 1988 Snowcoming Queen and King (before being crowned). Right: 1987 Snowcoming Queen, Kris Estill, and King. Steve Reyes, make their last appearance as the reigning King and Queen. 72 Snowcoming Right: The 1988 Snowcoming Court. Below: Snowcoming Queen candidate Nadine Chapin being escorted through the half-time parade by King candidate Ed Mahan. Above: Joe Wemette downing a ‘Dew’ in record time in the “Dew Down at Mock Olympics. Left: Junior ice cream eaters Shane Bissell. Brian Peasley, Mabel Cadaret and Terri Kellogg spoon in the ice cream while their official, Mrs. Clingan. looks on. Snowcoming 73 74 Lakcview Opponent Score 70 Greenville 63 85 Evart 39 84 Newaygo 61 57 Greenville 68 50 Portland 53 93 Montabella 76 83 ccc 60 77 Central Montcalm 65 60 Alma 61 77 Belding 53 78 Vestaburg 65 74 Morley Stanwood 57 81 Montabella 53 73 Grant 71 75 CCC 49 69 Chippewa Hills 52 68 Central Montcalm 75 79 Evart 70 60 Belding 33 95 Montabella 76 85 White Cloud 72 83 Newaygo 78 78 Saginaw Val. Lutheran 62 66 Saginaw Nouvel 72 Above: A jubilant Mike Bachman gives a hug to his brother while Kyle Hondorp watches with a smile. Right: Charlie Bohn goes to the basket while Jim Knight anticipates the rebound. Boys Varsity Basketball One more good year for Lakeview's Boys Varsity Basketball team. The ‘Cats kept the excellent tra- dition alive, surprising everyone with an impressive 20-5 record Accomplishments for the 1987-88 season include being TCAA champions. District champions and Regional finalists. During the regular 20 game season, the ‘Cats had some thrilling victories, in- cluding Class A Greenville in the opener and the 6th rated Class C team. Grant. Because of their fine season, many players received individual honors. To start. Lee Ingles, was named 2nd Team All Conference and 2dn Team All Area. Following Ingles was another junior. Jim Knight, and a senior. Terry Cole, who were both honored as 1st Team All Conference and 1st Team All Area. Lastly, senior Mike Bachman was recognized as 1st Team All State (UPI). 1st Team All Area. 1st Team All Con- ference. and League MVP As for team awards. Lee Ingles was voted Best De- fensive Player, while Terry Cole was chosen as Best Rcbounder Ronnie Cantu and Jamie Kinnee tied for the team's Most Improved Players, and Mike Bachman was named Team Captain. Playmaker. and MVP. Bachman also broke several school records, including Best Free Throw Percentage in a Career (80.8). Best Free Throw Percentage in a Season (89). Most Free Throws Made in a Row (52). Most Points Scored in a Season (550). and Most Points Scored in a Career (1.281). By Mike Bachman Boys Varsity Basketball Back Row: Pat Clark, Brian Durga, Charlie Bohn, Jamie Kinnc, Scott Middlcbrook, Terry Cole. Rod Diamond, Dan Lake, Tim Simon, Coach Bachman, Front Row.Yxm Knight, Kyle Hondorp, Lee Ingles, Mike Bachman, Ronnie Cantu, Ron Thomas. Mgr. Brock Place Senior Rod Diamond Senior Brian Durga Senior Tim Simon Boys Varsity Basketball 75 What a year! The 1987-88 Basketball Cheerleading season was certainly a year for not only skill develop- ment on the outside, but also growth and develop- ment on the inside. Cheer- jeading is not just cheers, jumps, and leading pep rallies, it also has many struggles throughout the season and school year. These struggles challenge each person's thoughts, emotions, abilities, and commitment. The JV and Varsity cheer- leading tryouts were scheduled for April 27th and the squads both hold promise in ability and hard work. Special thanks to the Jun- ior Varsity mothers for their special interest in our activities. By Anne Duffey Varsity Basketball C heerleaders Back Row: Barb Martin. Laura Paul, Anne Duffey, Sereva Bowser, Anj Melinowski, Middle Row: Karen Durga. Amy Scarlett. Maria Larsen, From Row: Julie Beardslee, Tish Tyl Senior Sereva Bowser Senior Anne Duffey Senior Barb Martin Senior Angie Melinowski Senior Laura Paul 76 Varsity Basketball Cheerleading Freshmen Basketball: Back Row: Coach Ellafrits, Hugh Cavendish, Justin Dey. Toby Kennaugh, Travis Tytar, Jim Baty, Jamie Smith, From Row: Skeeter Bissell. Reese Futrell, David Chatman. Tim Bowers, K.yle Ruffcr. Tommy Lykins, Eric Willard Jim Baty goes in for the lay-up. “The Freshmen Basketball team, despite a poor record, developed as the year progressed,” ac- cording to Jim Skorka, Athletic Director. “The purpose of the program is to allow for more active participation by a greater number of the student body. Many freshmen boys, who would have perhaps been cut or seen limited action on the JV team, were given the opportunity to participate and develop basic skills. Even if they don’t participate further, the experience is a positive one,” Mr. Skorka added. Coach El- lafrits sighted improved team play, rebounding, and defense as a very positive aspect of the ‘88 campaign. Freshmen Basketball 77 Junior Varsity Basketball Back Row: Chris Nicholson. Joel Davis, Scot Mid- dlebrook. John Newell, Middle Row: Coach Lesk, Lance Beckett. Chris Bohn. Kyle Hondorp, Coach Schrcibcr. Front Row: Mike Sturdavant. Steve Shaw. Scott Snyder. Shane Wood. Dave Ingles. Kevin Knight The Junior Varsity basketball team com- pleted a fine season for 1987-88 with a very impressive 18-2 mrecord. The 'Cats season included a number of important victories: a win over Class A Greenville in the season opener, a 64 — 38 victory again over the Yellow Jacket’s to win the Greenville Holiday toumamen, and a very emotional 72-46 win over Montabella to avenge an earlier overtime loss. As far as honors go a number of different players received awards. Kyle Hondorp and Scot Middlebrook were named as captains, while Steve Shaw received the Wildcat Award. Hondorp led the team in scoring for the season with 422 points in 18 games before moving up to the varsity. He had some phenomenal scoring games, including a 38 point effort in the season opener and a 39 point performance against CCC. Mid- dlebrook was the leading rebounder. Congratulations to Coach Mike Schrciber and his team on a fantastic season. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, Cheering skills learned at camp The J.V.’s decorated basketball coached by Mary England, and and competition before football Coach Schreiber’s room before captains Kari Smith and Robin Ja- carried over into the basketball every Friday game along with play- quays, had a week long break from season. The J.V. cats cheered the er’s lockers, football before the basketball sea- players on to an impressive 18-2 by Travis Carr son started. season. 78 J.V. Basketball and Cheerleading JV Volleyball Back Row: Coach Erspamcr. Angie Goodwin, Yvonne Christiansen, Becky Lindsey. Kelly Antor. Dani Weikel. Kim Riches, Front Row: Amy Goodwin, Tricia Towne. Lori Neitzel, April May. Leslie Sheldon. Lisa Neitzel, Laura Johnson We asked some of the J.V. vol- leyball players what they most wished to achieve next year as a volleyball player; here are some responses. Dani Weikel — “To be able to control my temper and to be able to spike and play the floor like any other Varsity volley- ball player.” Amy Goodwin — “Live up to the reputation the team had last year.” Angie Goodwin — “The to- getherness we had on the J.V. team.” April May — “Because we’re such a young team, we hope to build a solid foundation be- cause well all be new to Var- sity.” Leslie Sheldon — “To be able to do the best I can to help the team.” The J.V. Volleyball team's achiev- ment in the 1988 season is best de- scribed by the person who knew them well, their coach, Mrs. Teresa Erspamer. She said,“This season proved to be a very developmental, worthwhile, learning experience for all involved. I had a lot of beginners, but with hard work and dedication they became quite comfortable on the court. As my players became more confident with the basics, they concentrated more on teamwork and strategy. It was only after they dis- covered how important team work was that they began to show their potential on the court. At our last invitational of the season, they played some of the best ball that I'd seen them play all year. Next year I can only see improvement in our volleyball program and I really look forward to working with the return- ing Freshmen.'’ Special awards were given at the awards banquet in March. J.V. play- ers who received awards were: Amy Goodwin-Coach’s Award, Lori Ncitzel-Most Dedicated, Lisa Neitzcl-Most Improved. Humorous awards were also given. Dani Weikel and Lori Neitzel were the recipients of the Black and Blue award for be- ing able to come out of each game with the most bruises. Kelly Antor received the Story Teller award. On any team trip, she was the only one who could tell 8 or 9 versions of one story. As a whole the J.V.'s grew and learned to achieve, by Vicki Thornhill Lakeview Opponent L Farwell W Ithaca L Central Montcalm L White Cloud L Vestaburg W Morley Stanwood L Belding W Chippewa Hills L ccc W Montabella L White Cloud JV Volleyball 79 - 80 Senior Kristine Clark Senior Kris Estill Senior Brenda Moore Varsity Volleyball Lakeview Opponent T Chippewa Hills W Farwcll W Ithaca W Mason County Central T White Cloud L Fremont T Fremont L Lansing Sexton L Wayland L Dryden W Central Montcalm L White Cloud W Kent City W St. Louis L Cedar Springs W Grant L Cedar Springs W Vestaburg L Morley Stanwood L Belding L Chippewa Hills T Walkerville T Shelby T Hesperia L Holton W CCC W Montabella w White Cloud w Central Montcalm L Belding Kris Estill spikes it hard. In their 1987-88 season the varsity volleyball team faced some tough opponents. Under first-year head coach, Ms. Bauman, the Wildcat spikers compiled a 12-14-16 over- all record. The 'Cats finished with a 4-1 record and a second place finish in the TCAA. The second place finish in the TCAA marked the best finish ever for the 'Cats. At the year-end banquet. Coach Bauman handed out awards, letters, and certificates. Brenda Moore was presented with the Most Dedicated Player Award and Kari Hart was given the MVP award. Kris Estill and Kari Hart were named to the TCAA First Team All Conference. Amy Crawford was also named to the TCAA Honorable Mention Team, by Kari Hart Manager Mary Minnock Varsity Volleyball Back Row: Coach Bauman, Kris Estill. Jodi Larsen, Brenda Moore, Mabel Cadarel, Amy Crawford, Kristine Clark, Manager Mary Minnock, Front Row: Heather Shank, Debbie Helms. Mickie Guthrie. Tammic Briggs, Kari Hart, Jodi Guthrie Varsity Volleyball 81 Wrestling Rack Row: Coach Erspamcr, Rich Johnson. Scott Cole. Darin Stewart, David Leary. Art Perry. Doug Sanders, Middle Ro Gary Sturdavant. Phil Wood, David Howard, Conan Venus, Chris Schwandt, Jeff Davis. Front Row: Brian Forgar, Tim Thornhill. Co Skinner. Eric Forgar Lakeview Opponent Score 24 Shepard 54 28 St. Louis 40 12 Cedar Springs 58 24 Kenowa Hills 45 48 East G.R. 22 42 Forest Hills Central 36 30 Rogers City 48 24 Holland W. Ottawa 42 36 Onaway 42 24 Cheboygan 51 15 Central Montcalm 55 12 Belding 66 15 ccc 60 18 St. Louis 48 38 Tri County 36 15 Bullock Creek 59 42 Merdian 27 48 Ogenaw Hts. 27 54 Montabella 18 35 Whitehall 38 06 Shepard 69 30 Breckenridge 45 53 Montabella 02 22 CCC 43 David Howard is declared the winner L 82 Wrestling Colin Skinner on his way to a pin. Chris Schwandt working to stay alive. The Lakevicw Wildcat 1987-88 Wrestling squad turned in a very successful season witll a much improved 7-17 record and two state places. Colin Skinner (112 lbs) finished the season with a 48-3 record and placed third in state. David Howard (126 lbs) Finished the Jseason with a 30-15 record and placed fifth in state. Chris Schwandt qualified for state, but unfortunately did not place. mu At the awards banquet the following awards were given: team’s Most Valuable Wrestler — Colin Skinner. Lonnie Out- man Jr. Most Outstanding Wrestler — Da- vid Howard. Most Spirited — Chris Sch- wandt, Most Improved — Tim Thornhill I Most Valuable Freshman — David The ‘Cats return all Varsity lettermcn for next season and hope to have a successful year once again. Wrestling 83 Exam time turns lunchtime into study time. Trcssa Hucklcbury and Lori Comden wail patiently m lunch line. The Last Day! Amy Goodwin. Angie Goodwin. Tricia Towne, posing for the camera. Scot Middlebrook and Ste Thompson nonchalantly strollu down the hall. 84 Snaps The Lunchtime Crowd. Snaps 85 86 Prom Left: Jaynette Uric with her date. Right: Wendy Brassuer and Greg Slate take it slow. Below: Dallas Naylor and Penny Blumberg. Left: Todd Ashbaugh and Jill Johnson dance away from the crowd. Right: Conrad Stout and Angie Melinowski share a dance. Prom 87 88 Prom Tina Chiverton is the belle of the ball Prom King and Queen, Jerry Riojas and Vicki Tricia Bongard dancing the night Thornhill, away. Sally Powell, Keni Jo Reyes, and Pam Thompson, relaxing with their dates. The Junior guys with a formal version of the Gator. Also when you’re a senior, you start look- ing ahead to your future; daydream a little. We asked some people where they would like to be in ten years; we’ll see how close they came to predicting their future at our 10 year reunion. Stacy McCarthy: “In a huge mansion in Grosse Pointe with an incredibly gorgeous husband.” Ron Behrenwald: “In a public affairs di- vision of a major farm corporation.” Mike Bachman: “Rich.” Ed Mahan: “I want to have my law de- gree.” Tim Simon: “I want to be out of Lakeview, just doing what I want to do.” Cindy Hopp: “I want to own my own store.” John Schwandt: “I want to be a million- aire.” It’s your senior year — you’ve waited all your life for this year and now it’s here. Maybe there are a few things that you waited all your high school career to see and this is your last year to make it happen. We asked some seniors what they’d like to see; what they wished for; here are some responses: Tara Nielsen: My senior wish is to see Kari Hart in a cheerleader uniform.” Jenny Berg: “My senior wish is to see Mr. Namminga in a power tie.” Sereva Bowser: “My senior wish is to see Angie Melinowski really fat.” Cinnamon Culey: “My senior wish is to see Mr. VanVliet with hair.” Kris Estill: “I’d like to see Stacy McCarthy bald!” Anne Duffey: “I would like to see Laura Paul taller than Terry Cole.” Barb Martin: “I’d like to see Mr. Schreiber run 2 laps for every mistake he made.” Senior Snaps 89 Boy's Track 4th Row: Coach Dunham. Rod Diamond. Darin Stewart. Brian Culey. Jarv is Fisher. Lance Beckett. 3rd Row: Shane Bissell. Mike Antor, Scott Snyder. Scot Middlebrook. Kyle Ruffer. Terry Howes. Shannon Harvey. 2nd Row: Eric Draper, Joel Ball, David Howard, Josh Nielsen. Justin Dey, Joe Wemette. 1st Row: Charlie Bohn, Tim Reed, Lee Ingles, Mike Bachman. Troy Johnson, Matt Miller Senior Mike Bachman Senior Joel Ball Senior Rod Diamond 90 Boy's Track Scot Middlebrook, gives it his all. Shane Bissell running with dedication and determi- nation. Mike Bachman and Charlie Bohn, neck and neck. GUYS TAKE THIRD Lakeview dealt with torn muscles, broken bones, hypoglycemia and several cases of the intestinal flu throughout the 1988 track season. The league dual meet competition ended with Lakeview in a three-way tie with CCC and Belding. However, the league cham- pionship was taken by CCC and Lakeview finshed third. Standouts for the season were: Mike Bachman 41.6 Intermediate hurdles, 15.3 in High hurdles, in which he took second and first place respectively at the league meet. Troy Johnson 125'5 discus, Mike Antor 12’ pole vault, Dave Howard 2:10 in the 880 run, in which he placed first in the league meet. Dave was undefeated in league dual meets. The 2 Mile relay team of D. Howard, Josh Nielsen, and Lee Ingles, (8:51) were also undefeated in league competition. Boy's Track 91 Girl's Track Back Row: Trinia Harrington. Kim Riches. Sherri Hey. Lori Comden. Amy Goodwin. Leslie Sheldon. Middle Row: Teri Kellogg. Roxanne Yankee. Angie Goodwin, Jennifer Wakenhut. Kelly Antor, Heidi Wood, From Row: Coach Bauman. Julie Thcrkildsen, Kris Estill, Terri Dishong, Amy Scarlett, Coach Erspamer Senior Terri Dishong Senior Kris Estill Senior Julie Thcrkildsen The Lady ’Cats Track team, al- though it received fine leader- ship from Seniors Julie Thcrkildsen, Kris Estill, and Teri Dishong, finshed with a 2-6 overall record. Coach Bauman hopes their youth and inexpe- rience will become an asset next year. Julie Therkildsen was the MVP, Most Dedicated, a Co-Captain, earned the most points with 167, set a new Invitational 110 low hurdle record of 15.59 sec- onds, a new school record of 15.4 seconds in the 110 low hur- dles, took 8th place in state competition, and made the All- State Team. Co-Captain Kris Estill was second in points earned with 81.5. Other leading contributors were Teri Dishong, Kelly Antor, Amy Scarlett, Les- lie Sheldon, Heidi Wood, Amy Goodwin, and Angie Goodwin, who received the Coach’s Award. Lakeview Opponent Score 60 Montabella 68 49 ccc 78 69 Belding 55 52 Cebtral Montcalm 75 17 Greenville 104 17 Hastings 40 42 Portland 105 42 White Cloud 14 92 Girl’s Track Jen Wakenhut pushes herself to the finish line. Sherri Hey and Lori Comden pacing themselves. Girl’s Track 93 TEAM PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Dave Ingles, David Leary, Carter Miles, and Steve Shaw coming in from the outfield. David Leary cranks it. Number 7’s up! Lakeview Opponent Score 2 Morley Stanwood 12 10 Morley Stanwood 4 0 Greenville 19 7 Newaygo 5 5 Newaygo 4 5 Belding 4 3 Belding 2 4 Vestaburg 5 3 Vestaburg 7 2 Montabella 4 5 Montabella 4 11 ccc 12 8 ccc 4 3 Central Montcalm 11 3 Central Montcalm 4 3 Belding 4 12 Belding 1 10 Vestaburg 2 13 Vestaburg 3 1 CCC 5 0 ccc 11 4 Central Montcalm 7 7 Central Montcalm 1 The ‘88 J.V. Baseball team, although 11- 12 overall, played very well at home (8-4). The young ‘Cats offensive attack was led by Skeeter Bissell (.283 avg., 13 R.B.I.’s), David Leary (.340 avg., 12 R.B.I.’s), Da- vid Ingles (.370 avg., 11 R.B.I.’s), and Steve Shaw (.371 avg., 9 R.B.I.’s). Jeff Davis, Scott Painter, Eric Willard chipped in 10, 11, and 13 R.B.I.’s re- spectively. Skeeter Bissell lead the pitch- ing staff with 7 wins, 4 losses, and 102 strikeouts. David Ingles recorded Lakeview’s only 2 saves. Kevin Knight won 4 games and lost 6. Steve Shaw lead the team in steals with 24, followed by Skeeter Bissell with 16. Coach Erspamer stated,“We had a very good season. We lost several games when our opponent had one inning. Overall, the team im- proved as the year progressed, played harder and never gave up.” 94 JV Baseball The team huddles up for some strategy. Team Photo Not Available Team Record Not Available Team Summary Not Available fight: Dani Wcikcl delivers. JV Softball 95 Varsity Baseball Back Row: Tim Simon. Dale Miller. Shawn Obcrlin. Shane Block, Steve Martens. Mike Matthews, Coach Knight. From Row: Duane Johnson. Jim Knight. Ronnie Cantu. Ron Thomas, Gary Jensen, Corey Jensen Senior Ronnie Cantu Senior Dale Miller Senior Tim Simon 96 Varsity Baseball The Wildcat Varsity baseball team's luck seemed to run in streaks. They started out losing the first 6 games of the season, then came on strong, only to end with four losses. Leading the team in hitting were Dale Miller (.461) and Tim Simon (.355). Dale Miller, Jim Knight, and Ron Thomas led the team in RBI's with 21,17 and 16 respectively. Ron Thomas and Shane Block led the team in steals with 27 each. Jim Knight led the pitching staff 7 wins. 4 losses, 2 saves, a 1.86 ERA. and 113 strike outs. Dale Miller and Jim Knight made the All Conference First Team, with Ron Thomas and Tim Simon making Second Team All Conference. Ron Cantu received an Honorable Mention. The ‘Cats 11-9 league record was good for 3rd place. Mike Matthews congratulates Gary Jensen as he crosses home plate. Lakeview Opponent Score 4 White Cloud 10 5 Tri County 8 4 Morley Stanwood 10 0 Morley Stanwood 6 1 Greenville 11 7 Kent City 8 II Sparta 10 11 Newaygo 8 6 Belding 0 6 Belding 4 7 Vestaburg 0 6 Vestaburg 8 3 Montabella 1 6 Montabella 7 1 ccc 2 0 ccc 10 3 Central Montcalm 1 2 Central Montcalm 7 2 Belding 1 10 Belding 0 3 Vestaburg 4 13 Vestaburg 2 2 Montabella 0 8 Montabella 4 6 CCC 7 1 ccc 3 1 Central Montcalm 2 4 Central Montcalm 9 6 Grant 12 Varsity Baseball 97 This year Lakeview softball may well have been just “one bad inning” away from being very good. Although 12 and 23 is not an impressive record, there were some giant strides in the right direction. To begin with, the twelve wins this season exceeded the total victories of the past two years. With that alone, it's easy to see that this year’s edition of the ’Cats was a much improved one. MVP Kari Hart led the way again this year with a .376 batting average and with her best defensive performance ever. Co-MVP and captain. Kristine Clark, supplied the attitude and defensive adaptability to give the team leadership. Tammie Briggs, the ‘Cats other captain, also contributed to the campaign witn with a batting average of .311. Wildcat Award Winner, Shclli Mid- dlcbrook chalked up a no-hitter so big things are expected from her next season. Coach Schrciber summed up the seaon this way,“Yes, we could have had a better record, but we were so much better than I’ve ever had here that it would be an injustice to dwell on the negative. This season could be a turning point in the right direction.” Senior Kristine Clark Senior Angie Melinowski Senior Teri Smith 98 Varsity Softball Shelli Middlcbrook concentrates on her next pitch. Jodi King ready in the outfield. Mabel Cadaret ready for some defensive action. Lakeview Opponent Score 17 White cloud 15 10 Tri County 9 11 Morley Stanwood 9 9 Morley Stanwood 5 21 Greenville 18 9 Ionia 11 5 Central Montcalm 4 1 Greenville 2 1 Newaygo 7 2 Newaygo 6 7 Belding 8 2 Belding 5 1 Vestaburg 8 2 Vestaburg 16 5 Montabella 9 8 Montabella 12 13 ccc 4 21 ccc 3 7 Central Montcalm 2 8 Central Montcalm 20 7 Shepard 8 3 Belding 7 8 Belding 9 1 Vestaburg 11 2 Vestaburg 5 2 Montabella 8 8 Montabella 10 10 CCC 0 8 ccc 2 4 St. Louis 5 9 Ithaca 5 3 Central Montcalm 8 8 Central Montcalm 9 1 Kent City 4 Kari Hart waits patiently. Kristine Clark watches and waits. Tina Reed tries for the out at home plate. Varsity Softball 99 I eft: Dan Robinson, Paula Cox, and Frank Reynard; what more can be said? Below: Shane Bisscll and Matt Miller, but where's Curly? 100 Snaps Left: Terri Nelson and Ed Mahan with their Business Law mentor. Bottom Left: Rod Diamond being himself. Below: Terri Nelson wears her shades next to “Mr. Sun- shine , Mike Stephens. Snaps 101 Student Government President Ron Behrenwald holding the school sign dedication plaque. oming together is a beginning, working together is progress, and staying together is success” were the words that Student Government President Ronald Behrenwald used to describe the road to success for the organization. The 1987-88 school year began early with Student Government participating with a booth entry in the Lakeview Summcrfest. In July and August the executive team met several times to determine the goals and objectives of the organization. In mid-August the entire Student Gov. emment body met to adopt, amend, or reject the proposed program. The fall program began in earnest with President Behrenwald being named as honorarv member to the Board of Education. At November’s Board of Education meeting. President Behrenwald sought board approval for a school sign to be erected on the high school campus. Behrenwald apprised the board that financing for the marker would come from the student body and area businesses and organizations. The board supported the proposal By late December the project was funded and the order placed for the sign. Among the other accomplishments for 1987-88 were the successful Homecoming and Snowcoming weeks. Student Government also continued its policy of honoring students with G.P.A.’s of 3.0 and better and students with perfect attendance. Student Government also participated in the national student council program called “Register 88”. The goal of the program was to register all eligible students to vote. Mr. Adams, Student Government advisor and deputy township clerk for the eleven townships in the district, registered over 90 juniors and seniors. In April Student Government began its “Hot Topics” program. The seminar attended by about forty students, concerned teen suicide. The seminar was led by a counselor from the Mid-Michigan Student Councils training program in Kalamazoo. The year climaxed with the April election of officers for 1988-89 and the dedication in May of the school sign. A ¥ The school sign being put in. Jim Cain, Mike Jansen, and Rob Edison being sworn in as newly registered voters by Mr. Adams. Student Government Bad Row: Laura Paul, David How ard, Pam Thompson, Kyk Hondorp, Skeeter Bissell Shane Bissell, Travis Carr Middle Row: Tim Reed, SaDy Reed, Front Row: Am) Crawford, Mike Blumber? Angie Melinowski, Ror Behrenwald, Justin Dey, Ker Jo Reyes 102 Student Government Left: Chad Christen- sen, Chad Rodarmer, Brad Christensen, Travis Carr, Tish Tytar, Quent Baird, Charlie Bohn, and Troy Johnson in the airport waiting to board their flight home. Left: Close-Up students Travis Carr, Quent Baird, Tish Tytar, Chad Rodarmer, Brad Christensen, Charlie Bohn, Chad Christensen, and Troy Johnson back to school after their trip to Washington. Below Left: Troy Johnson, Charlie Bohn, Chad Rodarmer, Brad Christen- sen, and Chad Christensen in Washing- ton D.C. Below: Travis Carr, Tish Tytar, and Quent Baird pose with Quent and Travis' roommates. Close-Up 103 Freshmen Class Council Back Row: Gregor Goedge, Justin Dey, Tammy Larsen, Kelly Antor, Roy Brisbin, Sally Thomas, Middle Ro Penny Blumberg. Tracye Pickel, Skeeter Bissell. Keni Jo Reyes, Elton Guillen, Front Row: Sherri Hey, Becky Schwandt Sophomore Class Council Back Row: Mike Blumberg, Tim Reed, Steve Shaw, Tricia Towne, Kyle Hondorp, Danny Burton, Middle Ro Lori Comden. Amy Scarlett, Angie Goodwin, Amy Crawford, Jen Wakenhul, Trcssa Hucklcbury, Front Row: Jodi King, Amy Goodwii 104 Class Councils Junior Class Council Back Row: Shelli Middlcbrook, Tish Tytar, Missy Wcikel, Sally Reed. Heidi Wood, Front Row: Travis Carr, David Howard. Jim Knight, Troy Johnson : Brian Peasley is missing from the photo as he was taking this picture Senior Class Council Back Row: Laura Paul, Ed Mahan, Ron Behrenwald, Craig Jensen, Mike Bachman, Cherie Fergusen, Terri Dishong, Middle Row: Scrcva Bowser. Angie Melinowski, Kristine Clark. Pam Thompson, LeeAnn Johnson, Front Row: Jenny Berg Class Councils 105 ii ’ J -.% iVl ' rrv jM V «% , ' 'i; t' t' s, i, 4j� The Lakeview High School Concert Band. Flute Section Back Row: Kristi Carlson, Stefanie Clemence, Heidi Wood. Tish Tytar. Kris Waber, Maria Larsen, Front Row: Julie Helmer, Karen Durga, Rhonda Murray, Jacquelin Fountain, Kathy Lykins, Brenda Benjamin Saxophone Section Duane Hunter, Darin Stewart, Mike Stephens Clarinet Section Back Row: Dawn Linsey, Shelly Botek, Christina Thielke, Chris Nisonger, Lori Mclinowski, Jill Johnson, Tonya Bunker. Tressa Hucklebury, Sherri Hey, Front Row: Doris Hunt] Deborah Fountain, Debbie Helms, Laura Moore, Wendy Brasseur, Mishawn Dclamatcr, Wendy Turner, Jennifer Custer Saxophone Section Lisa Neitzcl, Chcrie Fcrgusen, Lori Neitzel 106 Band Comet Section Back Row: Tommy Lykins, John Schwandt, Front Row. Gregor Goedge, Vicki Brassucr, Don Cross Brass Section Back Row: James Cain, Rob Edison, Front Row: Eric Goedge, Stephanie Tompkins, Kyle RufTcr French Horn Kevin Knight, Jenny Wakenhut, Miguel Lopez Reed Section Telesa Smith, Mellisa Delemater, Sheila Jaquays Vrcussion Back Row: Aaron Gladding, Greg Slate, Terry Braisn, Saxophone Section Back Row: Mark Hale, Larry Wilson. Rich Hrent Ncitzel, Front Row: Jill Walkington, Dani Weikel, Julie Johnson, Front Row: Lori Comden, Sonya Behrenwald. Amy Wales lama Band 107 Yearbook Editor Sereva Bowser with her Co-Editor, Brian Peasley. Darkroom men Ed Mahan and Conrad Stout (a.k.a. Ed and Conrad VanHalen). Yearbook Advisor. Wayne Brinkcr shooting more pictures for the yearbook. The 1988 Yearbook should've been named “Murphy's Law”, because if something could go wrong; 11 times out of 10 it did. From film being exposed, to running out of film, to the power going off in the middle of a computer entry, to computer disks getting melted; that was what the whole year was like. However! There were some strong points. With Brian Peasley coming to my aid we managed to put together 46 pages in time to meet our first deadline. Unfortunately, that was the only deadline we met. We had a lot of problems with photos; but hopefully the kinks have been ironed out so next year’s staff will be able to function at more of a steady pace. I have to thank everyone who wrote the summaries and got information on the scoreboards. Everyone's contributions made my job much easier. A big thanks goes to Brian Peasley, without his help I would still be working to finish this even as you read it (you see, he and I were the only ones on my “staff' of putting this together). Also Caley Edgerly, Mr. Brinker. Ed Mahan, and Brian Peasley (again) for taking photos. Well, we had quite a few disappointing times, but I think it was also a learning experience for everyone. Hopefully the book turned out “okay , there were a lot of late nights, arguments, and tears put into this; I think it will — maybe even better than okay. By Sereva Bowser, 1988 LaChattc Editor 108 Yearbook Publications Back Row: Craig Jensen, Ed Mahan, Brian Peaslcy, Front Row: Anne Duffey, Laura Paul. Angie Melinowski, Tara Nielsen, Julie Bcckius, Sercva Bowser The key to a winning team is. each individual being able to complete their own job quickly, efficiently, and with success. Also, all the members must be able to pull togchter in a time of crisis to see that the team comes out ahead. This year’s Publications team was def- initely successful. Each person in the class had their own specific job. If one of these people failed it put everyone behind. Anne Duffey was the editor of the Lakevicw Link. Angie Melinowski was the editor of the Wildcat Chronicle. Both of these publications took a lot of work from everyone. Tara Nielsen and Laura Paul were in charge of Special Publications. Sereva Bowser was the editor of the yearbook, seeing that the book came together with everything in the correct place and evrything there that should be. Brian Peaslcy was the co-editor, which meant he was also responsible for learning how to do it all so he would be ready for next year. Craig Jensen was in charge of running the press, that was a full time job. between the Link, the Chronicle, and special things. Ed Mahan was the chief photographer. Wayne Brinkcr was the teacher who was there to answer any questions and to sometimes ask them. In conclusion, the Publications class this year was a team of friends, co- workers. and individuals who knew how to pull together and get the job done. By Brian Peaslcy Publications 109 Drama Club Back Row: Amy Landsburg. Vicki Brasscur, Angie Slate, Jen Wakenhut, Cherish Harvey. Middle Row: Maria Larsen. Anne Duffey. Jenny Berg. Cinnamon Culcy, Teri Kellogg, Front Row: Greg Slate, Rob Edison. Jim Rook, Conan Venus. Elton Guillen Far Right: Elton Guillen sings his heart out. Right: Anne Duffey and Maria Larsen are Yankee Doodle Dandees. Above: Angie Slate. Chris Johnson, Maria Larsen, Vicki Brasscur and Karen Durga doing their best Rockette impression. 110 Play asl members sing to Mary Collins (Anne Duffey) seated, when the struggling Conan Venus and Anne Duffey give their actress tells them she's going back to New Rochelle. Singing arc Amy Landsburg, “Regards to Broadway . Maria Larsen. Angie Slate and Vicki Brasscur. aren Durga. Elton Guillen. Mark Hale. Maria Larsen and Anne )ufley at dress rehearsal. Bookie Legs Ruby (Elton Guillen) sings “Life's a Funny Prop- osition After All and Eddie Cowles (Jim Rook) plays the piano while Betty (Maria Larsen) sings along. Play 111 Health Careers II Back Row: Mrs. Paulcn, Front Row: Chris Nelson. Michelle Benjamin. Liz Arntz, Darcie Wolschon, Missy Hclsel, Terr Jenkins, Dcnell Sanders leadership Forum Back Row: Jen Wakcnhut, Kelly Antor, Justin Dcy. Kcni Jo Reyes, Missy Wcikcl, Roy Brisbin, Front Row: Pam Thompson, Brian Peasley, Sereva Bowser, Ron Behrcnwald, Travis Carr, Kristine Clark 112 Health Carccrs Leadcrhip Forum NATIONAL FFA CONVENTION Kansas City, Missouri FFA Farm Business Mngmnt Team, Mike Blumberg, Joel Ball, Ron Behrenwald, Dallas Naylor and instructor Ms. Muessman. Ron Behrenwald, John Schwandt Ms. Muessman combining com. John Schwandt and Ron Behrenwald, state award winners. light: Lakevicw's FFA Chapter is well represented in the Home- wing parade. vt I FFA 113 The 18th annual honors award assembly was held May 10 at 7:00 p.m. in Cook Gymnasium in the High School. The ceremony began with a brief welcoming sppech by Mr. Hondorp followed by the presentation of Academic Department Awards. Maureen Roslanic began with the Annual Art Exhibit Awards. Best of Show was received by Shannon Bates, 2nd Best of Show awards were as follows: Drawing Abstract-Aaron Carpenter, Drawing Realistic-Colin Skinner, Drawing Combination-Duane Hunter, Painting Abstract-Neli VanDriel, Painting Realistic — Shannon Bates, Design Award- Teresa Bates, Honorable Mention-Ed Mahan, Jay Urie, and Missy Hill Band Awards presented by Mr. Dean Gilbert went accordingly. The John Phillip Sousa Award-Sheila Jaquays, Outstanding Musician-Vicki Brasseur. Mike Schreiber of the English Department presented LeeAnn Johnson with the LHS English Award. The Math Department, represented by Lee Boerma, presented Introductory Algebra Awards to: Nora Bonn, Brenda Benjamin, Tracye Pickel, and Scott Snyder. Advanced Algebra: Kristie Carlson and Kyle Ruffer. Geometry: Rhonda Murray and Debbie Fountain. Analytic Geometry: Julie Johnston. Trigonometry: Missy Lint and Terri Dishongand the Senior Math Award to Wendy Brasseur. Science Awards, compliments of Nancy Clingan, went accordingly: All Science Award: Julie Johnston. Physics: Wendy Brasseur. Chemistry: Teri Kellogg. Biology I: Skeeter Bissell and Pete Larsen. Biology II Awards: Tina Larsen and Jackie Fountain. Joyce Skorka, head of the Physical Education Department, presented her awards as follows: Jr. Awards: Kelly Antor, JC Behrenwald, Skeeter Bissell, Michelle Davis, Justin Dey, Jarvis Fisher, Shannon Harvey, Joel Houghton, David Ingles, Bruce Johnson, David Leary, Ron Paul, Scott Snyder, Eric Willard. Senior Awards: Brad Cathey, Jenny Carter, Gary Jensen, Mike Keilholtz, Jamie Kinnee, Randy Konen, Dan Lake, Darick Lake, Betty Perez, Chris Schwandt, Shane Wood. Four Year Award: Mark Wandel. Dave VanVliet of the Social Studies Department awarded honors for Model U.N.: Anne DufTey, Becky Rosenburg, Marlene Munn. Citizen Bee: Sereva Bowser, LeeAnn Johnson, Missy Lint. Spanish Awards for Outstanding Spanish Students were presented by Sue Lange. They were: Spanish I-Kristi Carlson, Spanish II-Celeste Chaperone, Spanish IV — Debbie Helms and Cinnamon Culey. Moving to the Vocational Department Awards; Model OfTice-Julie Therkildsen, Business-Barb Martin, Typing I- Kristi Carlson, Mark Hale, Lisa Neitzel, Lori Neitzel, Keni Reyes, Becky Lindsey. Advanced Typing: Sally Reed April May. Accounting: Mabel Cadaret, Pat Clark, Shelli Middlebrook, Sally Reed, Tammy Rose, Terri Rose, Kris Stickler, Debbie Helms, Melissa Houghton, Sheila Jaquays, Brad Christensen, Chad Christensen, Mike Stephens, and Tish Tylar. Mr. Brinker presents the Journalism and Publications awards. 114 Honors Assembly Terri Jenkins was presented with the Bedpan Award by the Health Careers teacher, Vicky Paulen. Carol Leitch of the Home Economics Department gave their only award to Heather Shank. Co-Curricular Awards were the next section of awards given. Nancy Nielson began with Drama Awards. They were; Two year Award: Cherish Harvey. Karen Durga, Maria Larsen, Jen Wakenhut. Mark Hale. Three Year Awards: Tim Taylor, Robin Porter, Conan Venus, Amy Landsburg. Four Year Award; Anne Duffey. Jim Skorka then presented Mike Bachman and Kari Hart with the Arnold Hadley Student Athlete Award. Major Dan Beyer of the U.S. Army then presented the Army Reserve National Scholar Athletc Award to Mike Bachman and Kristine Clark. For the Journalism Department Wayne Brinker presented awards accordingly: Gold Awards: Sereva Bowser, Anne Duffey, Angie Melinowski, Laura Paul, Craig Jensen, and Ed Mahan. Silver Awards: Dave Howard, Chris Schwandt, Conrad Stout, Caley Edgerly, Quent Baird, Brian Peasley. Bronze Awards: Mike Bachman, Julie Therkildsen. Avis Chamley, head librarian, presented her awards. They were: Silver — Ryan Fankhauser. Gold — Mary Moore and Lawrence Hart. Charles Adams presented Student Government Awards to members as follows: Yearly Award: Chris Judge. Skeeter Bissell, Justin Dey, Keni Jo Reyes, Amy Crawford, Tin Reed, Mike Blumberg, Kyle Hondorp, Travis Carr, Sally Reed, Shane Bissell, Dave Howard, Ron Behrenwald, Angie Melinowski, Laura Paul and Pan Thompson. Maureen Roslanic presented O.M. competitors Brad Christensen, Chad Christensen. Brent Neitzel, Chris Nisonger, Cherish Harvey, Yancy Small with awards for participation. Visual arts and intelletics participants: Tina Bartlett, Shannon Bates, Tiffany Carpenter, Jay Urie also received awards. Scholarships were given as follows: Greg Hey Memorial Agribusiness Scholarship — John Schwandt. Lakeview Education Association — LeeAnn Johnson and Kristine Clark. William F. Wales Scholarship — John Schwandt and John Shanahan. Fred Butler Memorial Scholarship — Angie Melinowski. Kelsey Memorial Hospital Scholarship — Terri Jenkins. Central Michigan University Scholarship — Sheila Jaquays and LeeAnn Johnson. Michigan Com- petitve Scholarship and Tuition Grant — Mike Bachman, Joel Ball, Sereva Bowser, Wendy Brasseur, Kristine Clark, Terri Dishong, Kari Hart, LeeAnn Johnson, Julie Johnston, Angie Melinowski, Larry Dallas Naylor. Mike Stephens, Julie Therkildsen, Pam Thompson. Alma College Trustee Honors Scholarship — Wendy Brasseur. Presidential Scholarship — Mike Bachman. By Travis Carr Miss Pierce hands out the Perfect Attendance awards. Honors Assembly 115 116 Class of‘88 Class of‘88 117 Sereva Bowser, Anne Duffey, Laura Paul and Stacy McCarthy shed a few Valedictorian Wendy Brasscur gives her speech, tears during the ceremony. Terri Nelson receives a congratulatory hug from her father. Brian Durga walks in with pride. 118 Graduation Ms. Pierce gives foreign exchange student Lia Hirakawa a gift of the American flag to remember her days at LHS by. Terri Nelson, Pam Thompson, Tara Nielcn, Julie Beckius. Angie Melinowski and Craig Jensen realize “that a lifetime’s not too long to live as friends.” Graduation 119 Kristine Clark receives the “I Dare You” Award from Ms. Pierce. Sheila Jaquays gives her Salutatorian Address. Ben Landis. Darla Lake, and Ellie Finup listen with earnest as Dr. Jim Knight sings his version of Michael W. Smith’s “Friends Ford gives his speech. 120 Graduation Jerry Riojas and Vicki Thornhill: happy and together. Betty Perez and Darcic Wolschon as they enter Kos Field. Rod Diamond being congratulated by 1987 graduate, Ron Den- Jill Johnson, Sonya Bchrenwald, Dan Rain, Joel Ball, Chris sjow VanDam, and Wendy Brasseur cherish their last moments together as classmates. V f N h� i« “Class of 1988 — you arc dismissed!” Graduation 121 A joyous, graduated class toss their hats into the wind. Cinnamon Culey gives Julie Therkildsen, Kari Hart and Kristine Clark some advice on Stacy McCarthy anxiously awaits her turn, what it's like to receive your diploma. 122 Graduation Graduation night began with the Class of'88 marching in to the tune of Pomp and Cir- cumstance . The Invocation was then given by Pastor Steve Charnley. Michael Hondorp then presented the Honor Graduates. The Salutatorian’s Address was then given by Sheila Jaquays. which was followed by the Valedictorian’s address given by Wendy Brasscur. Ms. Pierce then presented the “I Dare You Awards to : Kristine Clark and Dallas Naylor. Mr. Hondorp then presented the James M. Kos Memorial Scholarship to Mike Bachman, which was followed by Ron Behrenwald receiving the O.A. Kirk Award. Dr. Ford then gave his commencement ad- dress. Next was the memorial Presentation, followed by Jim Knight's musical selection. At this time the Board of Education presented the Diplomas. The ceremony was concluded by the recessional of the Class of '88 Pam Thompson. Kristine Clark. Ron Behrenwald and Jenny Berg dedicate the memorial to deceased classmates. Grey Hey and Margaret Mullcnix. Tom Aldridge smiles as he walks away from re- ceiving his diploma. Ron Behrenwald receiving the O.A. Kirk award from Mr. Hondorp. Ron Behrenwald, Dallas Naylor. Terri Dishong. John Schwandt. Tom Aldridge, and John Johnson know “than a friend’s a friend forever. Graduation 123 Congratulations Class of 1988 Good Luck and Best Wishes AERIAL APPLICATIONS OF SEED, FERTILIZER, INSECT WEED CONTROL Finup Spraying Service, Inc. Phone (517) 352-6476 DEL FINUP, Pres. Congratulations Joe! THE COUNTRY LADY 9637 N. Greenville Rd. Lakeview, Michigan 48850 fQH CONGRATULATIONS ( SENIORS, OILINGER'S INC. ‘ iMii LAKEVIEW, Ml 48850 Advertising A.I.M. Corporation Congratulates the 1988 graduates We extend our best wishes to them and to “our” senior — Sereva Jo Bowser. GOOD LUCK! 517-352-8417 STEVE BOWSER GENERAL MANAGER AMERICAN INSTITUTIONAL Jl|||VBV MAINTENANCE CORP. 9307 Howard City - Edmore Road. Lakeview. Michigan 48850 Congratulations to Class of’88 from LEAPIN’ LARRY’S • New-Used Furniture • Good Used Appliances • Firewood • Insulation • More 1 'h miles N. of Greenville on M-91 616-754-9177 Jan’s Video Voyage Rentals and Sales M y 9639 N. Greenville Rd. JkI Lakeview. MI 48850 1 Janice Taylor ' owner 9towcxt S Kingdom of Flowers KAREN JOHNSON 964 1 N. Greenville Rd. (Si7) 352-8100 LAKEVIEW. Ml 48850 352-6433 Best Wishes from ED. KOEHN NISSAN 6537 Greenville Rd., S.W. GREENVILLE, Ml 48838 Bus. Phone (616) 754-4689 Gary Diana Jensen Owners Congratulations Seniors fftd From Butler Reconditioners Cleaner and Repairer of Athletic Equipment N.O.C.S.A.E. Approved 332 Lincoln Avenue Bus. Phone 352-7282 Lakeview, MI 48850 Home Phone 352-8057 WHOLESALE TROPHY 517-352-6141 Trophies — Uniforms — Equip. — Lettering J.R. Ron Denslow Owners Dr. H. Chip Steele, D.D.S. General Dentistry 412 Lincoln Ave. Lakeview, MI 48850 (517) 352-7752 Good Luck, Seniors! MONTCALM AUTO PARTS 1227 S. Lincoln Lakeview, Mich. 517-352-6101 Advertising 127 Amble il. INC. 9542 Oak Street, Howard City, Michigan 49329 (616) 762-4461 % Q % ' h , o ALL OF US IN THE AMBLE OIL FAMILY WISH YOU HEALTH — HAPPINESS — SUCCESS 0 M46 76 TRUCK STOP v , 4- $ V v Very Best Wishes to the Class of 1988 KM Kelsey Memorial Hospital Inc. 418 Washington Avenue • Lakeview, Mi • 48850 DEPENDABLE. ECONOMICAL AERIAL APPLICATION OP SEEDING. FERTILIZING. INSECT 8t WEED CONTROL MAURICE’S FLYING SERVICE WE KEEP_______ AMERICA MOVING Lakeview Automotive Supply 908 1 WEST CUTLER ROAD LAKEVIEW. MICHIGAN 488S0 125 Second St. Lakeview, Mi Owner MAURICE QUESNEL Lakeview 517 352 6731 SI 7-352-7504 48850 (517) 352-7256 A professional in real estate who subscribes to a strict Code of Ethics” a. m aiioq 130 Advertising 517-352-60G8 Holli'Grove Open 7 Days A Week Family Mon.-Thurs. 8-8 -p) Fri.-sat.8-9 Restaurant Sun. 8-7 Downtown L� k � l«w •Daily Lunch Specials •Daily Dinner Specials YAMAHA Hllll.T FOR TIIK U N I� If NELSON'S SPEED SWOP, IMC. 4566 N GREENVILLE 80. GREENVILLE. Ml (616) 754-9185 JACK NELSON OWNER Best wishes for your future. Thank you for being special to us. STIHL fWo «rwrU i UrfMf MlhfCyilM Love, Carol Bonnie HAIR FLAIR “PLUS DENSLOW INC. 9599 N. Greenville Rd. Lakcview, MI 48850 DENSLOW OIL CO. 517-352-7527 Farm, Home, Business, Bulk Deliveries RON’S SPORT SHOP 517-352-7527 Hunting, Fishing, License “We’re coming through for you’’ Commerciali SBANK rA FULL' [SERVICE] .HANK. Ml MSI R IDK GREENVILLE 754-7111 STANTON 517-831-8351 TRUFANT 984-2187 Advertising 131 Congratulations Graduates COMMUNITY FIRST FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 327 Lincoln Ave. Lakeview Michigan 9050 11 Mile Road Mecosta, MI 49332 616-972-8248 • Styling Men Women • Manicures • Pedicures • Facials • Ear Piercing • Hair Removal • Waxing Lakeview N5 17) 352-7261 Congratulations Seniors And Good Luck in You Conveniently Located in Trufant (616) 984-2311 Sheridan (517) 291-3217 132 Advertising PATRONS WOLFS JEWELERS Diamond, watch, and jewelry Repair Greenville, 616-754-6347 CHRISTENSEN’S FARM HOME CTR. Chuck Virginia Christensen 132 A. St., Trufant. MI 49347 GRANDMA’S RESTAURANT Good Luck Class of 1988 JACK’S TIRE SERVICE 234 Lincoln, Lakeview Jack Newberry LAKEVIEW ANIMAL CLINIC L.L. Disher, D.V.M. J.F. Hulsey, D.V.M Lakeview, Michigan HYOE FARM EQUPIMENT CO., INC. Jet. 46 + 91 Your Case, I.H., Lilliston, and New Holland Dealer. THE RIGHT PLACE Food Fun Lakeview, MI IMHOFF SEPTIC SERVICE 11719 N. Lakeview Rd. Lakeview (352-8257 or 352-6640) Dr. Joseph F. Levandowski Optometrist CANTWELL’S HARDWARE RICHARD A. BURK FRANK JAQUAYS ALMA’S RICHARD NIELSEN, C.P.A. LEONARD AGENCY JEFF BRANCH MOTOR SALES, INC. Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler Dodge Truck Greenville, MI (754-3635) HOWARD CITY PLAZA Howard City, Michigan Connie’s Beauty Shop JETCREST FARMS (3 felinda:s cfin fipparel MELINDA MILLIGAN n 339 Lincoln Ave.. Lakeview, MI • (517) 352-6805 'U’a Aivn an SPewtice cJJij Advertising 133. LAKEVIEW MEDICAL CENTER J. L. London M.D. C. C. Bonet M.D. H. Swamp M.D. S. Cobel M.D. Monday thru Friday 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Closed Saturday 420 Lincoln Ave., Lakeview 352-7215 Tke Ruwtevj 0A 119 W. Washington Greenville, MI 48838 m (616) 754-5464 Athletic Shoe Specialist Nike, Converse, Tiger, Etonic, Saucony, New Balance, Rccbok ” Sporstwear by — Nike, Delong, Frank Shorter, Rawlings, and more Lakeview Varsity Jackets Our very Best Wishes to the class of’88 James V. Draper, D.D.S. David R. Barroso, D.D.S. Family Dentistry ! 924 Lincoln Avenue Lakeview, MI 48850 Bus. Phone (517) 352-7294 T d Gorfay Plant Manager SSS Parker Hannifin Corporation Brass Products Division 8790 W. Tamarack Road Lakaviaw, Michigan 48850 USA Telephone: (517)352-7264 Progressive Hair Design by Denise 231 7th St. Lakeview (517) 352-8296 Denise K. Beardslee i Stylist, owner Redken Hair Care for Men and Women GAY’S CLEANERS 329 S. Layfayette Greenville, Ml 48838 Phone: (616) 754-3216 Congratulations Senior class of 1988 From T.J.’s DRIVING RANGE Jim and Thelma Imhoff 11719 N. Lakeview Rd. Lakeview, MI 48850 352-6640 big rn Lr Jcash and carry GREENVILLE HOME CENTER North M-91, Greenville. Michigan 48838 - 616 754-9339 134 Advertising l_.P. GAS PLUMBING B HEATING Hugh A. Johnson Proprietor “We Specialize in Mobile-Home plumbing and heating” Tel. (517) 352-6291 SERVING YOU SINCE 1960 Robinson Equipment FARM GARDEN, SALES AND SERVICE AND USED VERN ROBINSON, Owner of M-46 M-91, Lakeview 52-7206 — 1-800-647-1472 NEW Comer Phone 517-3 FREE ESTIMATES BUILDERS SUPPLIES • HMMU1 T RUFANT 4 w- 1 LAKEVIEW LUMBER CO. Eej ■ Hardware A Rudder Supply • IWM’ MiCHCM 114 Third Street Lakeview, Michigan 48850 517-352-7283 TOM MARSHALL 616-984-2355 RICH BIGELOW MIKE VANWAGNER HARRY HUCKELBERRY Paris CO. “the Cleaning People' SHOPAND GO (0 T , SERVING ALL YOUR PARTY NEEDS • Carpet Upholstery care professionals • Professional dry cleaning • Fire Smoke restoration specialists GOOD LUCK SENIORS DR. GARY R. PADDEN DR. CATHIEIN M. PADDEN 228 Lincoln Ave. Lakeview (517)352-8035 Lakeview Family Chiropractors 228 LINCOLN AVE. P.0. BOX 648 LAKEVIEW, Ml 48850 OFFICE 517-352-8283 HOURS OR 517-352-8289 M0NDAY-FRIDAY EMERGENCY SATURDAY BY APPT. 517-352-8216 Advertising 135 In Memorium Margaret M. Mullenix Gregory D. Hey