Lakeview High School - Log Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 284 of the 1972 volume:

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Genius will notg unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will notp the world is full of educated dere- Iicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. The slogan 'Press On! has solved and always will solve the problems ofthe human race. -Calvin Coolidge if Love ..... can warm the Ioneliest places Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. R. G. Ingersoll if A si 6- 26 f , f x F1 f 5, if p- Write on your hearts that every day is the best day of the year. Ralph Waldo Emerson 28 FM i I I I I I r 30 31 3 ,Qs ,mp Activities A I N 33 Parade and Float Highlight Homecomin Homecoming '71 was highlighted by a change from past tradition. Hall decorations were replaced with a parade and field day. Unity of the classes was shown by the all-school float and participation in field day. The Senior Class won the Powder-Puff football game which led them to a triumphant victory over all Homecoming events. The one disappointment of the week was when La- keview lost the Homecoming football game to jackson Parkside 30-19, l TOP LEFT: Top Ten members Kathy Wright, Lu Ann Newton, and Debbie Behnke are taken to the game on Lakeview's first Home- coming float. BOTTOM LEFT: Pom Pon girl Kathy Lutz watches the Homecoming game against jackson Parkside. 34 ...J TOP RIGHT: Lakeview Spartans intently watch the game. CENTER RIGHT: Students join 'julia' in singing, FeeIin' All Right. BOTTOM LEFT: Queervs attendents are Sherry Par- melee, Barb Bauman, Lu Ann Newton, Lynn Newman, Kathy Wright, and Peggy Brown. 35 'julia' Performs For '71 Homecoming Danceg Pat Selected Queen TOP LEFT: Top Ten with their dates attended the Homecoming dance. FAR LEFT: Mark Naas leads the junior Class in 'Tug-of-War' during Field Day. LEFT: 1970 queen, Sophie Adamson crowns our new queen, Pat Slack during halftime activities. TOP RIGHT: john Dewey and Pat Alspaugh rally at the traditional bonfire. RIGHT: Queen and court Debbie Behnke, Pat Slack, julie Crumpton, and Patti Liebel. 'We've Only just Begun' was the theme for this year's Homecoming activities and dance. julia, a favorite band from Ann Arbor, performed at the dance Saturday night. Pat Slack was chosen queen with Patti Leibel, julie Crum- pton, and Debbie Behnke as court. Attendents were Kathy Wright, Sherry Parmelee, Lu Ann Newton, Peggy Brown, Barb Bauman, and Lynn Newman. 37 South Pacific Staged, First School Musical C ls? ' Top: julie Brown and Ken Dronchi in lead rolls as Nellie For- bush and Emile de Becque. Left: South Pacific directors, Mr. Moore, lean Hunt, Mrs. Lower, and Mr. Case. Not Pictured: Miss Harvey and Mr. Kirby. Right: Orchestra members directed by Mr. Kirby played for South Pacific. 38 Lakeview's Dramatics Department presented the first all school musical, South Pacific. Lead parts were played by julie Brown, Ken Dronchi, Cindy Stobaugh, Dave Faulk, and Craig Canfield. The play opens on a South Sea island near Bali Hai during World War Il. The story involves the lives of the sailors and natives of the island. It revolves around the love of a navy nurse and a French planter. The musical was directed by Miss Ellen Harvey and Mr. Tom Case with student director lean Hunt. The or- chestra was directed by Mr. Paul Kirby and scenery and props were organized by Mr. Carl Moore. Music was directed by Mrs. lean Lower. 'if Top: Cindy Stobaugh as Bloody Mary sells shrunken skulls to American soliders. Left: South Pacific Seabees fill Luther Billis' shower room. Right: Sandy jones and janette Craven sparked interest in the scenery crew. ff -hm Top: Front, Sue Gates, lanette Craven, Rob Betka, Carol Birming- ham, Wendy Van Norman, Mary Wallace, and Barb Reed. Back, Cindy Priebe, jeff Ardrey, Sherry Parmelee, Steve Prevost, Chris Christian, and Dave Aker made up the stage, scenery, and make-up crews for the musical. Right: South Pacific Islanders: Front: Vicki McGuffin, Mary Wyson, Pat Lutz, Todd Hepler, Shanon Eddinger, Rosanne Buffa, Sue Beam, and Trish Grimaldi. Back: Gina Glass, Lu Anne Miller, Kim Lightbody, Melody Glynn, losalyn Oie, Cindy Stobaugh, Tanya Geleff, Gail Graham, Robin Chapman, Pat Sonick- son, and Theresa Hofer. 40 lulle Brown, Ken Dronchi P l l Play in Lead Roles Upper Left: The safe return of Emile de Becque brings a happy end to South Pacific for Mark Lamson, Vicki McGuffin, julie Brown, and Ken Dronchi. Upper Right: Dave Moore, jim Ryan, and Steve Ott receive radio messages on a South Sea island during World War II. 41 'Atlantic Bridgefield' Plays for junior Prom Highlights of this year's junior Prom were the refresh- ment bubble and the music of Atlantic Bridgefieldf' Theme of the 1972 Prom, Imagine, was effected by mirrors spread around the cafeteria. jeff Ardrey and Breah Colquhoun headed the decora- tions committee while Eva Krizan headed the band committee. Other contributers in making the junior Prom a success were Robin Reichert, Randy Horwitz, Teresa Hofer, Cindy Priebe, and Mary Wallace. Mr. Earl Austin, professional photographer from Krums, again this year took pictures of couples. The class voted to hold junior Prom this year after a proposal was made that Prom be replaced by a class trip. Left: Eighth grader Terri Amari served refreshments for the prom. Right: And they all kicked off their shoes and danced' to the ryth mic bIues. 42 Top: Linda Fritts and Randy DePouw are served in the refreshment bubbIe. Center: Students are entertained by the music of 'At- lantic Bridgefieldf Lower Right: Prom danc- ers lodie Discher, Liz Weller, Steve Cran- dell, Gary Kunnath, and Eric Beukelman. 43 'Children's Stories' Performed by Sprites Children's Stories was the theme of this year's Aqua Sprite Show. A Tub Full of Tales was the title given. A few of the numbers were: The Pied Piper, Pinochio, Aladdin's Lamp, Dumbo, Snow White, and the Wizard of Oz. The show was given April 27, 28, and 29. Connie Laird was the production director and Kathy Wright was the swimming director. The swim board consisted of Renee Fredenberg, Lee Haight, Patti Lie- bel, Lynn Newman, Dana Roelofs, and Linda Sackri- der. Martha Biddlecome was Secretary-Treasurer. Ginny Sugden and Patty Seaver were in charge of cos- tumes. Publicity chairmen were Nancy Berg, and Sandy Zheutlin. Sue Friedlund and Pat Fox took care of the scenery committee. Props and special effects were obtained by Cindy Priebe. Left: Sue Friedlund, Candy Crooks, Nancy Berg, Cindy Priebe, and Ginny Sugden swim in various acts. Top Right: Snow White and dwarfs: Connie Laird, Lynn Newman, and Kathy Wright. Right: Paula Langs as the witch in Hansel and Gretel. 44 Top: The Wizard of Ozp Pat Fox, Martha Biddlecome, Dana Roelofs, and Renee Fredenberg. Left: Cindy Priebe and Ginny Sugden play the Indians in the production of Peter Pan. Right: Judy Young, Pat Seaver, Nancy Erickson, and Carol Bradshaw practiced for Mary Poppins. 45 Top Left: Kathy Eason, Lynn Newman, Liz Weller, Carol Conkell, Annette Connelly, julie Crum ton and Lee Hai ht attended Lo and P I B 8 Crystal workshops. Lower Left: Participants in music camps wereg Row 1: Karen Hirt, Marty Betts, Paula Langs, Terry Turner, and Pat Sonickson. Row 2: Dave Aker, jeff Holt, and john Bland. Top Right: Gary Kunnath, Tricia Cox, Mary Benko, and Ann Strong visited France in a summer school program sponsored by the American In- stitute for Foreign Study. Lower Right: Steve Ott and Bob Menz took part in Leadership Clinic at Van Buren Youth Camp. Not Pictured: Peggy Brown. 46 fi Y, Y ll. - if C 19 X ,tx ,' , xr., 1 trflgfll, 'I-f 1 ,,A, . li, .' . Q , v , Lj.y,g,f'ig4.'w-QV 9 ar- . ' I ..-.5 :ay gg, el Ja-W, 'fi-is vii T f !fftf Y 5'-'4 91m ,A 7 'E g i Four Lakeview Students Attend Summer School Classes in France tfg ,Q ,,4 2 li? ers-Fr 1 3 S I CR 54, 3 i Top: Government Day Students gather in front of Township Offices, jim Tompert, Al Dickinson, lean Hunt, Mr. Chase, Pete Doan, Dave Thompson, Bruce Lesley, jerry Drummond, Fred Gore, Tricia Cox, Peggy Brown, and Terry Haggstrom. Bottom: Fred Core, Dave Faulk, lerry Lindsay, jim Tom- pert, Wes Heppler, and Rick Burrows at- tended Boys' State. jeanne Capron was the only girl from Lakeview to attend Girls' State. 47 Upper Right: lim Tompert and Bruce Sholes l do informal research in the student center. l Lower Right: The Lakeview debate team consisted of Bruce Sholes, Pete Doan, jim Tompert, Wayne Van Norman and advisor Mr. Wallace. Debate, Forensics Participate in State The debate team ended the year with an impressive 80-20 record. Highlights included winning the Thun- derbird tournament at Edsel Ford High School in Det- roit and becoming District co-champions. They also placed second at Kellogg Community College, fourth at Ann Arbor Huron, and fifth at the Battle Creek Cen- tral tournaments. Each member won at least two indi- vidual trophies. Bruce Sholes and lim Tompert trav- eled to Boston and Pittsburgh for nation-wide tournaments. Mr. Lynn Wallace advised the debate team, while student teacher Steve Smith helped out. Forensics activities were centered in Miss Ellen Har- vey's acting class. Students performed such things as monologues, multiple readings, public speaking and acting, One-aCt plays and short readings. This year's students participated in state forensics contests. 48 and ational Tournaments 9 8 I 0 5 L 7 Il IJ. lj 1 n r 1 7 Kim Bauman Gina Glass Theresa Hofer Teri Haggstrom Kevin Turner Mark Lamson Pete Doan Bruce Sholes Lu Ann Newton leff Stevens Dave Bartel Dan McFaddin Mr. Lynn Wallace ACAD EM I CS .51 1 5 1 - 'ki , ,Q iii- i fsffx 4 Upper right: Mr. Carruth explains a point of interest during his Study of the Short Story class. Upper Left: Paul MacNamee adds finishing touches to his portion of a group collage done for Mr. Case's poetry class, Below: Kathy Lingenberg cautiously adds the finishing touches to her final layout sheet for the Log. 'H' VV: X..k i I -ish gif,-'25 52 Variety Promotes English Classes The English Department curriculum was again divided into all semester classes for soph- omores, juniors, and seniors. Freshman are still required to take a full year of Freshman English. The only change in this year's curriculum was the addition of a New Testament and English Lit course. According to Mr. Glenn Lawrence, depart- ment head, the only changes that can be seen for next year are putting more importance on phase one of this program by working more with the student who has some difficulty in his reading. All of the courses which received a good res- ponse this year are again being planned for next year. ul t ' E-, Above: 4 down . . . 8 to go. Left: Mrs. McGlynn explains a phrase from The Valiant to one of her Freshman English classes. 53 Below: Tenth grader Sherry Burgess learns how to set a margin. Right: Rich Martinovich in home ec-- What the heck's a pothoIder? Bottom: Students gather around Mr. Berg while he draws a graph. 1 nf xi' 54 1 Skills Courses Gain Modern Equipment H- A variety of new machines and equipment was pur- chased this year for various skills courses. The new ovens and ranges for the home economics depart- ment and new automotive equipment from the Ford Motor Company were among acquisitions. The wood shop acquired a new duplicating mach- ine. Mr. Sam jennings, wood shop teacher, said that this would eliminate the guess and gosh method. New textbooks were also purchased for the first time in many years, he said. The improve- ments will help motivate students to do more creative work, Mr. Jennings predicts. The home economics department included units on nutrition and health foods but with updated facts and preparations. iff:-'32 Above: Home arts boys get together and sample some really gourmet cooking. Top: Tim Bannister works on his machine shop project. l 55 ng. Upper right: Louie Sinclair attempts to comprehend his French. Above: Laura Montes shows her native Spanish costume to Clementina Bigurra. Below: Miss MacGiII starts her class daily with a French oration. YWIEQ ,. ' 56 Communications Enrich Curriculum The elective areas of foreign language and speech contributed greatly to the students' enrichment in the form of communication. Speech and drama classes strived to encour- age the student in all forms of verbal and body communication. Speeches and plays were produced on an individual and gre- garious base in both speech and drama classes. Preparation and encouragement were put towards forensic contests and the all school musical, South Pacific. The foreign language classes, French, Latin, and Spanish, aided students on to a broader scope of verbal and written communication. These courses studied foreign culture as well. Miss Ellen Harvey remained the main dramat- ics instructor as Mr. Wallace led forensics. Counselor, Mr. Deane Harsha, retained the position as head of the foreign language de- partment. i it Upper right: Miss Ellen Harvey presents Teri Haggstrom with a first place award for her reading in a school forensic contest. Left: Pete Doan con- templates his first affirmative speech for debate class. Above: Nancy Cannati and Mary Doris demonstrate their horsemenship as their speech class project. 57 rt Displa Planned, Mixed Choir Dropped A student art fair planned for March 17 and 18 was the first attempt in years for a student exhibition of any kind. Such skills as painting, sculpture, and drawings were displayed. We have a lot of talented art stu- dents, said Mr. Richard Lovell, a member of the art fair committee and journalism teacher. We feel these students should be given an opportunity to display their abilities to the community. Working with Mr. Lovell were Mr. Hal Wurl, art department chairman, and Mr. jerry Mackey, art teacher. Increased enrollment resulted in the division of the freshman choir. It met two hours a day and the mixed choir was dropped. The Band had an excellent year in both concert and marching seasons, but a lack of funds limited the pur- chase of some new instruments. Upper Left: Mrs. Lower arranges Cirl's Glee Club for a can- did Log picture. Lower Left: All right you guys get back out here and work! You're not done yet. Above: Freshman band members drill for Homecoming football game. Left: Reid Winfrey is the subject for contour drawing. Below: Mr. Wurl shows Chris Ostafin how ifsidone. Bottom: Fourth year art stu- dent, Chris Zbiciak, works on an art project. 59 ' f' 1 ' K V-we - mm. .... ,fmt Mtitgssy-,5 2 1 Above: American Government students study up for an exam. Below right: Mr. Yeast explains the income tax situation to attentive students. Below: Caricatures of political figures liven up department chairman Harold Chase's office. mf: W xi 60 Speakers, Trips Add To Social Studies This year social studies classes were made more in- teresting by such speakers as Lawyer Bryan Dan- denault, judge Creighton Coleman and Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Tom Schaffer. Various field trips enriched the students' back- ground. American Government students saw justice in action as they visited the area courts. Certain economics students were able to journey to Lan- sing's Aircade. Department head Harold Chase's classes were given the chance this year to break away from the usual rules and regulations through the formation of their own constitution. Success was achieved only in the fifth hour. Their constitution was named Chase and later changed to Chase and Brophy upon the arrival of the student teacher, Miss Lynn Brophy. Mock elections sponsored by this department were held in March. ..... 1 A ' C A . ith, . do Upper left: Lawyer Bryan Dandenault tells about his role as City Attorney to Chase's fourth hour government. Above: LuAnn Newton questions Mr. Chase as Secretary julie Crumpton takes attendance. Below: Mr. Hulce enjoys a bit of his own humor during second hour World History. L.. 61 New Math Program To Start Next Fall A new math curriculum will go into effect beginning the fall of 1972, said Mr. Larry Laughlin, Math Depart- ment chairman. The program is very similar to the new English one, he said. We will offer separate se- mester courses to give the student a greater selection of mathematics to choose from. It will be a five year program beginning with four prin- ciples of math semesters along with the present pro- gram and eventually changing to a total of seventeen different math semesters. The new math curriculum accelerates students so that eighth graders will begin algebra and students will finish the present math pro- gram by the end of their junior year. This leaves room for independent study. Mrs. Sheryl Stevens returned to the math depart- ment after a one year leave of absence. Left: Mr. Hepler explains a polynomial. Above: Two students do a rush job on tonight's homework assignment. .ei 'iv A nw-1 it 'Gwen' V ,.4. --., . K 'fs' fi '-'MH f R- ., 51,555 - 5 ' t - E ,, 1 ,W . +9114 L-1 s..l,lsil-l'a-k . lf' wr' t -Y 1 of al 1 f' .af ,. Vg 4 1 , Q is 1? nf' , if .M 'i i ,'.,..'v-rl, .gf figu- , L , 'f J 2 ,. ,rf A ,., , it as A sawn' V N -J guyz, 3, A vu- ,W wi' ff' 5 M' L' V . - X, , V' i.VV,'VV9 ,. 4, 7,4 n ,Gly J 2,4 fragile .Q f e i' .4 .N 'af' ,Q Q' Q lg' v Ra- 1 uf' l Top: jeff Allen contemplates his opponent's move, while others look on. Left: Lynn Barker takes a stab at a typical Mr. Burrows problem. Above: Three di- mensional tic-tac-toe was one of the projects in second hour math class. 63 , - A 3 Upper right: Debbie Stetler works tediously as jerry Drummonds grimaces at the thought of it. Lower right: Wild Bill, patron of all the physiology classes, offers a warm welcome to all who dare to enter. Above: Senior students take a test in biology, one of the phases in Science Seminar. 64 Science Department Broadens Curriculum Two new courses, Science Seminar and Photo- graphy, were added to the science curriculum this year. Science Seminar, basically designed for seniors, is a comprehensive review of previously studied math and science. It is divided into three phases, the first being a combined math and physics taught by Mr. Larry Laughlin and Mr. Dickman Kausrud. The se- cond phase takes in chemistry. This is instructed by Mr. Deland Davis. Biology is the third phase, taught by Mr. Norman Rubel. Photography is solely instructed by Mr. Richard Colburn. lt deals in the actual exposure and devel- opment of film. Both of these are semester courses which are de- signed to enrich the student's background. Another addition to the science department this year was Mr. Ed Drew. Mr. Drew taught general science and spearheaded a drive for a new interde- partmental ecology course. ,.......-.- ,,.. . Al J., V7 i l, E, W 'll U1 95 N V53 V71 Ez. 'DUS- 3rr Ibm crm QE. Q9- ..m Tw 30 mo' P5 2: ON 33 '::o. 33 2-Fe -rn V1 NO UE. - O: U.: KE. 3o. EZ Ir' :rl- 'OS D' -on Hg:- 25' og... K: ,,.. 32' u1t'D .. -1-.. C1 3? goo go -. -rf. ' :- HSE. 3.-. NZ Cz Ea 3 . . -.. o -t New Library Facility Presented to Council A formalized proposal for a new library facility was presented to the administration and curriculum coun- cil, said Mrs. Sandra Colburn, head librarian. How- ever it has only been presented, said Mrs. Colburn. Despite a lack of funds and space, the library at- tempted to rejuvenate its facilities. New lighting and audio-visual equipment were among the improvements. Mr. Volpe, special education director, taught basic subjects such as math and English. Miss lacqueline Pieper, speech therapist, helped with speaking skills. Mrs. Geraldine Mathews taught reading skills. if 9 Left: As Mr. Colburn looks over a pamphlet, Rob Van Order takes advantage of the library's facilities. Above: This year's low library budget has prevented the purchase of visual aides such as this one used by Doug Drake. -fyw 41 Top: Mr. Volpe enjoys an amusing anecdote with his students. Left: lohn Ruble discovers why . . . Above: Within the dark con- fines of the auditorium backstage a student concentrates on which way the E is pointing. Above left: Miss lan Pearse, student teacher from Western, teaches a girI's phys. ed. class a new routine. Above right: Ron joseph and Mark Davis bash it out in an exciting game of kick-soccer. Right: Steve Weins displays his talents on the trampoline. 68 Five-Week Phys. Ed. Courses Continued The change which occurred last year in the Physical Education Department was again put into use. Being able to pick from a certain class list every five weeks offered greater variety and increased the students' en- joyment of their classes. Freshmen through seniors were mixed in the same classes. No longer was any student kept from taking an advanced class just because he had never taken a beginners class at Lakeview. An example of this was that freshmen were able to take lifesaving if they could meet the requirements. Heading the men's Physical Education Department was Mr. Gary Beard. Other instructors were Mr. Bill Brandell, Mr. Ron Lynch, Mr. jim Ritter, and Mr. Buzz McNally. Mrs. Delores Hepler led the women's Physical Educa- tion Department. The other two teachers in this area were Mrs. ludy Case and Mrs. Terri Rozen. Modern dance was a favorite among girls physical education. 1972 Honor Rolls Largest in LHS History Top: Senior Alpha Honor Roll. Abov I Iph R ll Below: Sophomore Alpha Honor Roll. Bottom: Freshman Alpha Honor Roll. l 7 1 Seniors Lead in Beta Honor Rolls with 108 Top: Senior Beta Honor Roll. Above: lu II Top: Sophomore Beta Honor Roll. Above: Freshman Beta Honor Roll. Clubs and Organizations Us Innovations Make SPF More Effective Social Activities Board members Barb Bauman, Kathy Wright, Steve Ott, Martha Penn, Peggy Brown. H Q 'il 5 4 ov ,O 4. is N A gi gg, 0 IQ iq 3 A ag Q3 aw Q N fa ASX BK Kiel aw 15 gl' 31 3 3' lf' 'tt 'tv uw Q -w H1 '+G ua fix 5' sa 55 ss s'-K john Burtrum Richard Swafford Tricia Cox jeff Holt Tom Pitts Tim Mehl Shelley Winer Beth Starring Steve Ott Elaine Vinolis Evelyn Vinolus Randy Kurtzman Becky Brevitz jos Oie Laurie Komarck Renee Hotton Sara Burry Linda Christian Brooke Stoner Karen Heitkamp julie Langford Mike Ferguson Dennis Hulse Chris Ridpath Robin jones Mike Martens Scott Lee Steve Franke jan Parker Robin Reichert Teresa Collopy julie Brown Robin Chapman Annette Probol Pam Alsager Angelica Hartmann Sandy Bruegger 38. jeff Ardrey 39. Ann Strong 40. Renee Fredenburg 41. Kim Baumann 42. Peg O'Heran 43. Tony Cusmano 44. Gene Martin 45. Tom jozwiak 46. Randy Ruble 47. Sue Friedlund 48. Kim Mitts 49. Ellen Brown 50. Debby Kartheu 51. Bob Ricker 52. Bob Menz 53. Steve Prevost 54. Sandy jones 55. Steve Stoner r xt A if Honor Society Registers Young Voters 1. Doug Mann 7, 2 . Fred Gore 8 3. Chris Dillon 9, 4. Patti Therrien 10 5. Annette Connelly 11 6. Kathy Lingenberg 12 Pat Sonicksen Peggy Brown Barb Dillon Debbie Behnke Cindy Stobaugh Carole Hakala leanne Capron Linda Temme jeff Holt Dave Faulk Steve Ott is .7 7 8 7 ,ou I as 9. 75555111 I r.Z' f- lf-'xl r Health Club Tours Lab, Carols VA Patients 'S F'xF'XnaF1 f-WW PM mamma--aw F79 P7 mfg ., Randy Horwitz Dan Barber jeff Ardrey Mike Powell Carol Birmingham Cindy Priebe Rae Ann jones Cindy Pennington Rosanne Buffa Dan McLellan Cathy Crumeretz Annette Probol Pam Alsager Mary Elizondo Kris Wermer Sally Delano Debbie Shafer Betsy jung Kim Shook Cathy Pasche Charmaine Gardner Mary Steinbacher Shelly Winer Patty Therrien Penny Alsager Debi Forster Cindy jones Mr. Schaumann DECA Club officers were Mike Wellever and Beth Starring, presidentsg Mrs. Pitkethly, advisory Dawn Sims and Mark Crapo, treasurersg Sue McAIlaster, vice presidentg and Lynn Newman, secretary. 80 Lmvxil cmu F' FP rw nn -,wmmnnmqm 2, i Numan mmm i I YQ Flfqi DECA Runs Snack Bar, Sells Stuffed Animals Mrs. Mary Phillips Rosemary Larock Brenda Holt Linda Lippincott Dawn Sims Sue McAlIaster Mike Wellever Mark Crapo Beth Starring Lynn Newman Sandy Snead Debbie Erard Rita LaLonde Kathy Marshall Mike Farley Larry Metzgar Rob Scott Cathy lessup Sally Micklatcher Dick Hensley Steve Giles Pat Ripper julie Hoedeman Debbie Iliff Diane Grimm Sally Emery Kevin Turner Mr. Nickolich Mrs. Pitkethly l 1 l x T i I iz ew Mat Club Boosts Spirit For Mat Rats 1- g,XQ75n65m1mfqm.... .-.' M6555 Glggmgq a EA 4- fa 6A 6'-vi Martha Penn Shannon Eddinger Nancy Smith Darlene Ensley Trish Grimaldi jackie Weller Laurie Lussier Kathy McCarthy Betty Mullinex Martha Biddlecome Mary Lohrstorfer Mr. Hepler Tammy Tiffany Breah Colquhoun Sue Darrow Mary Neault Sue Pierman Rosanne Buffa Pam Murphy Pat Dearden Connie White Cindy Taylor Debbie Dunham Marie Forster loni Smith Pat Seaver Robin Beebe ludy Czerwinski julie Bobrofsky Future Teachers Gain Experience At Elementary Schools 6 X 2 3 Ll lg iq M I9 aa fn Q no n lt m m Bl 1 Q I7 39 Mary Wallace Nancy Berg Wendy VanNorman Robin Chapman Mary Steinbacher jackie Weller Betsy lung Nancy Horner Tricia Cox Shelley Winer Carol Conkell Kathy Lutz Miss Ann MacGill lan Griffin Linda Temme Sandy Bruegger Barb Kivin Karen Nelson Karen Bell Linda Thomas Cheri Sims Karen Bain Romelle Francis A RQ is Upper left: Chosen for Honors Choir were Debby Stetler, Pat Sonicksen, Gerry Drum- monds, and Craig Canfield. Upper right: The A Cappella Choir sings the traditional Queens song during the Queen's Assembly. Lower right: Mrs. Lower happily plays for the daily class practice. 84 an Q 1 ,QQQQ Q HHH an 56 059 gg 0 B6 Ben Davis Max Hughey Henry Caruthers Kevin Turner Robin Baird Cindy Taylor Patty Marquardt Sandy Frantz Darcy Crosby Renee Fredenbu Peggy O'Heran Robin Chapman VS Patti Therrien Mike Pryor Mike Walters john Robertso Dave Aker joe Katz Kim Baumann Mary Benko Pat Sonicksen Laurel Barclay Paula Lang Sue Pierman F1 Tanya Celeff Cheri Parmelee Terry Cook Craig Canfield john Libby Bill Colley Gerry Drummonds Ken Dronchi Marilee Curlif-as Nancy Phillips Kathy Lutz Debbie Hunter Becky Deucker Sally Sutton Ginna Class Debby Stetler Pat Seaver Betty Crisher Dawn Andrews Belinda Wright julie Brown Lisa Wells Cindy Stobaugh Cindy Stanton Kathy Beck Terry Turner Randy Rubel The Freshman choirs met during 3rd and 5th hours 86 Overload Splits Freshman Choir The Girls Glee Club performed one concert this year. 'I971-72 Lakeview High School Band FLUTES Teri Haggstrom, Heidi Korzen, Sue Crooks, Karen Ernst, Sue Gibbons, Emily Thayer, Barb Grim, john Dettl, Wendy VanNorman, Kathy jennings, janet Tupper, janice Beck, Betty Kohlhoff, Christine Hoos SAXOPHONES Chuck Kubasiak, Randy Yeo, Scott Lee, Bob Ste- vens, Chuck Rosner, Nancy Gladstone, Derrick Small, Pat Fields, BASSOONS Dave Aker, Kim Stellricht CLARINETS Dennis Roebuck, Nancy Kreuze, Karen Bell, Greg Masteller, Carol Burry, Ken Clark, Ron Pancost, Sue Gates, Sandy Taylor, Cindy Priebe, Carol Birmingham, Pat Bailey, Tim Shivley, joey Katz, Bill Wentworth, Bruce Grimes, Robin Beebe, Karen Hirt, Cheryl Combs, Colleen Pullberg, Sue Beam, Karen Sjaarda, Mark Shoaf, Bobbi Craw, Wen- dy Curl, Charla Norton, Pam McDonald, Linda Bouck CORNETS Dick Vincent, Karen Nes- seth, jon Manby, Fritz Ardrey, Dirk Dunham, Karen Kimball, Terry Reed, Dave Keedy, Brett Locke, jeff Porter, Skip jones, john Hirt, Tom Siemers, Melody Green, Mark Olsen, AI Lawrance, TUBAS john Bland, Mike Chatfield, Mark Witkowski, Bruce Vincent BARITONES james Bland, Chuck Burton, Tom Sims, Ron Bardo FRENCH HORNS Terri Turner, jean Kor- ten, Wayne Alday, Sally Breen TROMBONES Marty Betts, Paul DeKeyser, Dave Moore, Randy Hawes, Carol Korten, Dave McFadden PERCUSSION Keric Rowlee, Steve Prevost, Dan Wright, Scott Savage, jim Rich, john Christ, Donna Callender DIRECTOR Carl B. Moore ASST. DIR james Roach MAjORETTES Sandy Bruegger, jody Ashdon, Meriel Reed FLAG GIRLS Lynn Haight, Linda Latowski, Liz Weller, Heidi Werner, Barb Kivin, Karen Nelson. LHS Band Receives Top Honors In Marching Festival Band officers fright! were Steve Lewis, Keric Rowlee, Steve Prevost, and Carol Burry. The Spartan band performed during two halftime shows and three concerts this year. B9 Youthful Orchestra Plays 3 Concerts mmm 60 63 G QD gm ., '- . FW Q 'Zh Q WW Q qlomncgx gk G lim Rich Keric Rowlee Scott Savage Dirk Dunham jon Manby Fritz Ardrey Dick Vincent john Bland james Bland Randy Hawes Dave Moore Mr. Paul Kirby Scot Canfield Tom Hammond Colleen Pullberg Karen Kimball Greg Masteller Linda Bouck Wayne Alday Nancy Kreuze Terri Turner Emily Thayer Heidi Korzen Kim Stellrecht Karen Sjaarda Dave Aker Mark Shoag Carol Bradshaw Yvonne Rose 1ane,Seymour Becky Hawes Shirlee Hopper Fred Vandine Mark Podell Sue Pacacha Eve Easter Steve Crawford Phil Qualls Pat Richards Terri Tower Rosemary Horworth Sam Shoaf Ann Strong Kim Darazio jerry Qualls Phil Drake l. l. . L. 'S Swim Director Kathy Wright and Production Director Connie Laird play peek-a-boo. al 211,21 17 D Nl 'l iollmhu FJ , MW' Lynn Newman Renee Fredenburg Dana Roelofs Ginny Sugden Debbie Starkweather ludy Young Sandy Zeutlin Martha Biddlecome Kathy Wright Connie Laird Nancy Berg Pat Seaver Paula Lang Nancy Erickson Sally Sutton Linda Kirkwood Debbie Thurmond Morton Liebel Linda Sackrider Lee Haight Mrs. Delores Hepler Vicki Soderquist Cindy Priebe Cathy Griffin Patty Fox Carol Bradshaw Sue Friedlund Lynn Haight Missy Marineau Kathy Parker Candy Crooks Sprites Choose Cast, Practice For Show 'l. Linda Sackrider 5. Renee Fredenburg 2, Lee Haight 6. Kathy Wright 3, Patty Liebel 7. Connie Laird Q Q CQ Q 4. Lynn Newman 8. Dana Roelofs I. Candy Kadlub H lg H an 2. Karen Behnke is lb I7 X 3. Brook Stoner 4. Mary Discher 5. Kim Mitts 1 ' 6. Breah Colquhoun ' 1 W if 3' B 7. Beth Martin 8. Sally Breen Karen Liebel Renee Anderson 9. I 9. 3 ,X 5' 5 io. -L if , -7, 6 'l'l 'l2 13 'l4 'l5 '16 I7 '18 19 20 Doris Lozan Cheri Sims janie Brown Sydonie Decker 1ilISokolowski Teresa Collopy Kathy McCarthy Mrs, Laura Culver Leslie Speer Sheila Livingston 93 Coeds Learn Cage Skills 1. jan Reierson 6 2. julie Cummins 7 3. Donna Pape 8 4. Pat Sonicksen 9 5. Karen Bell I0 Cheri Sims Linda Nelson Mrs. ludy Case Chris Smith Heidi Delano I I. Donna Callender I2. Kathy Gibson 13. Cathy Wolney 94 flnlmmmlamnmm T , Q i M ,Q zu 3' '.FVMV'i fl af l! Kathy Cutsinger Sally Siemers Karen Weller Robin Cuyler Cindy Cutsinger Micki Delano Mrs. ludy Case Evelyn Vinolus Donna Warren Nancy Lander Karen Cybulski Ginny Smith GAA Sponsors Girl-Date-Bo I. Pat Sonicksen 3. Myra Norman 5. Betty Crisher 7. Dana Roelofs 2. Dawn Andrews 4. Rita LaLonde 6. Cindy jones 8. Linda Nelson ' 9. Mrs. Rozen .-,- -fl ,,- 5 'I X I J .. ,fl .-ff' ,If-' ,,df -,,,.. ,...-- . .,,,. ..-'--- ,,,,,. ..-a ,-,-,. ---' , ,,,,. T71 Rick Ullrich Mrs. Pat Lawrence Mark Radebaugh Connie Komarck Brian Kirkham Ann Strong john Masteller Lon McNally Gary Radebaugh Annette Probol Maria Azuela Melanie Geouque Sandy Zheutlin jill Sokolowski jackie Upston Kim Kirkham 96 Cf' e3 i ,, w fm- TN., .-.. 1 .'11 '-y-we -2- , . Vw V . New Ski Club rranges Weekend Trips 17. Audrey Langs 18. Deonne Estes 19. Debbie Starkweather 20. Mary Elizondo 21. Sandyjones 22. Keric Rowlee 23. Chuck Chandler 24. Cheri Parrnelee 25. Karen Hirt 26. johanna Schlenz 27. Sue Gates 28. Mark Hefner 29. Lori Lussier 30. Mary Steinbacher 3'i. Mike Martin 32. Doug Schneider fi? fx 1 9656755 mf? CDW L-Club Parks Cars at Football Games is. 'f H L. , 1. 3. 1163 Dave Burland Steve Lewis Dave Burnham Steve Tinsley Gary Kunnath Bob Toohey Butch Yeager Tom Gilbert Randy jackson Brian Kirkham Doug Mann jerry Lindsay Tom Caluory Mike Boyer Steve Renger Mike Ferguson Randy Laird jim Crocker are - , M: 'lf' ls Pep Club Sells Stickers, Cheers Teams X . Above: Pep Club Officers this year were Secretary, Shelly Winer, President, Dave Faulkg Vice President, Mike Decker, Treasurer, julie Crumptonp Advisor, Mrs. ludy Case. Left: En- thusiastic Pep Club fans cheer at Homecoming game. 99 , I3 W Log Format Changed for '72g Book Lengthened to 288 Pages H 4 8 IG '5 n ll l' 'V lo 1.2 Mike Chatfield Mike Powell Chris Anderson Laurie Flynn lan Reierson Liz Weller Mr. Richard Lovell Annette Connelly Kathy Eason Wes Heppler Lynn Newman Kathy Lingenberg Debbie Behnke Pat Liebel Pat Slack Sue Gibbons Mary Riedner Mary Wyson Chris Reynolds Tim Wright Carol Conkell Tricia Cox julie Crumpton aff A---'O' 4.4-- ews Bureau Links School With Communit 1. Garth Avery 2. jerry Lindsay 3. Mr. Lovell 4. ludy Young 5. Mary Betka 6. Chris Ostafin 7. Wendy VanNorman 8. Laurel Barclay 9. Geri Fitzgerald 10. Ann Wilson 11. Annette Probol 12. Mary Lohrstorfer 13. Peggy O'Heran 14. Pam Alsager l02 l'l'l'l'i'l'I'i'l'I i'i'i'l'l'l'1'i'i'l 71 72 Crystal Printed by Vo-Ed Students Steve Bizzis Mike Martin Shell Isenberg Mayree Kay Crane Tim Wright Denise lacobs Greg Kelly Peggy Smith Lee Haight Ceci Bonke Mr. Lovell Kahty Ayres Becky Irish Martha Penn Eileen Henderson Lu Ann Newton Collie Rees Sandy Erickson Sandy jones UH 12 X3 mil-Wt 5 mi M W mFA 94365 rwwmwmnenanaama '45 'll- mmm '47 I-3 mkme Sallie Siemers Sydonie Decker jamie Young Lisa Montgomery Debbie Starkweather Chris Krzyston Sandy jones Annette Connelly Cindy Taylor Ellen Brown Gail Heath Kathy Marshall Sue Crooks Carol Burry Marguerite Perez Wynn Gruver Charmaine Gardner Kathy Kittelton Connie Laird Linda Temme Ann Schira Diana Ford Nancy Berg Linda Fantin Barbara Kinch Breah Colquhoun Lydia Scott Mary Elizondo Laura Cowles Martha Phelps Robin Chapman Shelley Winer Linda Latowski Connie White Karen Bain Kathy Kline Terrie Reed Carol Korten ToryWSievert jeff Geouque 4 '-sd 4'l 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 ..-me Michael Powell Barb Bauman Sandy Bruegger Sharon Bain Barbara Perez Mark Zande Karen Hirt Sue Trowbridge jenny Yntema Carol Conkell Miss Dekema Clementina Biquerra Mike Vegis Laura Montas Bob Buck Spanish Club Sponsors Dance, Plans Mexico Trip Spanish Club officers Mary Elizondo, Secretaryg Carol Conkell Vice Presidentg Barb Bauman, Presidentg Sandy Bruegger, Treasu- rer. 105 Latin Club Plans Yule Part , Roman Holida X 'H X 106 i FN S 6 'Wm 33 Sallie DeLano Trish Grimaldi Pat Russell Steve Sullivan Debbie Shafer Karen Keagle Pat Sonicksen Dan McLellan Sue Pierman Nancy Phillips Mrs. Fitzgerald Theresa Hofer Cindy jones Peggy Brown Pat Therrien Lisa Wells Pam Alsager Sandy Zheutlin Karen Hirt Cindy Priebe Chris Anderson Kevin Tuckey Paul Kivin Dennis Roebuck Scott Salyers Bill Wentworth Ron Pancost French Club Plans Trip to Quebec 3 mam mem 7 mg Q A m G9 pk ml mmm MQW faq 2 QQMQQWQ 63 FA KA M so w B MQWQQM - Sheryl Crandell Lynn Haight Gary Kunnath Renee Anderson Annette Probol Steve Renger Cindy Simonds Miss MacGill Mrs. Butler Virginia Sugden Rosanne Buffa Robin Reichert Debbie Forster Deonne Estes Mary Steinbacher Angelica Hartmann Missy Marineau Al Gubitz Teresa Hart Pat Fox Vicki McGuffin Debbie Caron Tina Hart Mary Cleary Debbie Brevitz Wendy VanNorman Linda Thomas Amy Vahldieck Pierre Higgins Karen Cybulski jeff Colquhoun Nancy Erickson Robin Adams Sara Pitkethly Mary Wallace Mary Oliver Sandy Zheutlin Sue Gates Ann Strong Chris Ostafin Mary Reidner Tricia Cox Laurie Bloch Romelle Francis Barb Grim SPORTS E 109 Gclfsler ' V' Spartan Golfers Win Redskin Open Tourney Led by captain Bob Toohey, the Spartan golfers won the Marshall Redskin Open and had an over all 8-9 dual season record. The linksmen also placed fourth in the regionals and fifth in the South Central Conference Meet. Three year letterman Bob Toohey was picked Most Valuable golfer as he averaged just over 78 strokes per round. The Sportsmanship Award was voted to junior Dave Brophy while Corky Cutsinger won the Most Improved Award. Coach Carroll jensen looks for an outstanding year next season as five letterwinners return headed by new captain Cutsinger. vyi- Top Left: Captain Bob Toohey and Head Coach Carroll Jensen. Bottom Left: Bob Toohey shows excellent form in chip shot. Right: junior Dave Brophy walks toward final putt on 18th green. 110 l Dick Eckhart replaces his wood after hitting drive on 1st hole. Coach Jensen tallies up scores after crucial Conference meet - 'J kr -ff Q?-.Q . fu, 17 Varsity Golf Team: lay Thiel, Dave Brophy, Coach Carroll Jensen, Bob Toohey, Dick Eckhart, Corky Cutsinger. H1 Harriers Place Third in Conference Meet Despite posting only a 3-6 dual meet record, Lake- view's Cross-Country team came back with a strong third place finish in the South Central Conference Meet. Other highlights of the season included a 19- 42 win over Battle Creek Central and a 16-47 vic- tory over Lansing Harry Hill. Senior Captain Wes Heppler broke the existing 2Vz mile school record running the distance in 12:54. Heppler was voted Most Valuable runner at the an- nual banquet, while Alan Marshall was picked as the 1972 captain. Coach Clenn Lawrence feels next year's team will be stronger as 5 of the 7 varsity spots will be filled by returning lettervvinners. xi? Top left: Greg Kajcienski sprints to finish of conference meet. Bottom left: Don Piggush gets results of meet from Mr. De- Weerd. Bottom right: Coach Glenn Lawrence and Captain Wes Heppler. Wes Heppler finishes record breaking run against Central. Spartan sophomore Don Piggush places 13th in Conference Varsity Team, front: G. Kajcienski, D. Thompson, W. Hepplerg back: T. Kowatch, S. Hay, A. Marshall, B. Byelich, Coach Lawrence. H3 Victor Dver Central Highlights '71 Season A 20-13 win over Battle Creek Central highlighted the 1971 football season. The first win ever over the cross-town rivals gave the Spartans a 4-5 won loss record for the season. A 2-4 record in conference games placed Lakeview fifth in league standings. The Spartan defense recorded two shut-outs while the offense averaged just over ten points per game. Captain Dave Burland and jim Crocker were both named to the South Central All-Conference team. Crocker was voted the most valuable defensive player while joe Wolney was picked most valuable on offense. Next year's team should be strong as 22 letter-winners return headed by the new tri-cap- tains Crocker, Dave Burnham and jeff Mclver. L . Assistant Coach Brandell talks defensive strategy with jeff Mcl ver. Varsity Football Team: Row 1: Tim Delorey, Dave Burnham, Brian Kirkham, Bob Flees, jim Crocker, Mike Boyer, Scott Leamy, Mark Zande, jeff Mclver. Row 2: Craig jacobs, Paul Thomas, Reed Winfrey, Rick Otis, Kevin Shook, Scott Darrow, Mike Decker, Mike Ferguson, Kevin Goss, Tom Hammond, Fred Doherty, Bruce Delmerico, Mike Neault, jeff Bobrofski, Hale Swords, Brian Hart. Row 3: Head Coach Ron Lynch, Steve Grey, Dan Budrow, Steve DeMaso, john Dettl, Steve Stoner, Rich Ford, Tom Gilbert, Terry An- drews, jerry Lindsay, Dave Burland, Randy Laird, Steve Ott, Dave Faulk, Shell lsenberg, john Felsing, Doug Wright, Vince Bowers. Row 4: Coach jim Ritter, Doug Schnieder, Kevin Katz, Mike Fitzgibbon, Randy Bowman, Dan Bilanow, Dave Pierce, Dan Gunter, jim Ryan, Frank Niemann, Doran Hoag, Rick White, Dennis Torrey, Doug Mann, Rich Martinovich, Bob Failing, Steve Tinsley, Mike Kolodziej, Al Dickinson, Coach Bill Brandell. H4 Rick Otis points out a defensive problem to Assistant Coach Ritter. I , . . 1, nk t.c..i? ,4 sf W ,,.., YA . ,, ,c ' S 1 . Spartan Captain Dave Burland and Head Coach Ron Lynch. Varsity Seniors: Row 1: Rich Ford, Tim Delorey, Dave Faulk, Mike Boyer, Fred Doherty, Al Dickinson, Mike Neault. Row 22 lim Ryan, Steve Ott, Doug Mann, Paul Thomas, Brian Kirkham, Vince Bowers, Tom Gilbert, Dennis Torrey, Shell lsenberg. Row 3: Steve Tinsley, Dan Gunter, Scott Darrow, Dave Burland, Rich Martinovich, jerry Lindsay, john Felsing, Mike Kolodziej. H5 H7 . . Gridders End Season With 6-2 Record Thirty seven spirited gridders under coach Al Gibbs and assistant coaches Ray Perry and Randy Camp- bell ended the 'I971 season with a 6-2 won-loss record. The team members fared especially well in away games, beating their hosts four out of five times. Their season consisted of an impressive 24 points per game average on offense, and a defensive re- cord of 9 points per game, including two run-away shut-outs over Kalamazoo Loy Norrix and confe- rence foe Ann Arbor Huron. The only individual honors for the 1971 season went to Sophomores Tim Compton and Tim Ban- nister, who were named Honorary Co-Captains at the Annual Football Banquet. Top right: l.V. coaches, Ray Perry, Al Gibbs, Randy Camp- bell. Bottom Left: Reserve running back brought down after big gain. Bottom right: Rick Black knocks down a jackson Parkside pass. 'IIB Spartan gridder jars ball loose from Parkside receiver. Bruce Tichenor charges over tackler for Lakeview touchdown. ,Z + 91 T-4'1.Y:.. ,lm af ' 1.V. Football Team, Row 1: Fred Sullivan, Mark Decker, Bruce Tichenor, Tim Compton, Ron Simmons, Dennis Combs, lim Sovern, Stuart Miyake, Bill jones, Al Lawrence, Rich Eckstein. Row 2: Mark Lohrstorfer, Bob McAllister, Lance Miller, Bob Tieche, Rick Black, Gary Barker, Randy Yother, Tim Bannister, Roger Owen, john Miller, Tom Starkweather, Dave Bilbia, Dan Allen. Row 3: Coach Campbell, Coach Perry, Don Mullenix, Dennis Fitzgibbon, Alex Whitehair, leff Leiter, Mike Tungate, Larry Englert, Lee jones, Tim LaBoch,1,im Lammy,1im Burton, lim Mains, Dick Campbell, Chuck Kazmar, Chris Ingersoll, Coach Gibbs. H9 , 'wife S. ,A j, , Quarterback jeff Parlin gets his instructions from Coach Hepler. L ,, 'fiiifm 4 V Purple Team Gridders Shutout 4 Gpponents The Freshmen Purple team rolled up a 5-1 record for the season and in doing so out-scored their op- ponents 333-34. The only loss suffered was to East Lansing in a close 14-6 game. The Purple defense recorded shutouts in four of their six games including Galesburg and Portage Central. The freshmen offense, which averaged 56, had a high of 78 points against Gull Lake. Captain of the offense was quarterback jeff Parlin while Ed Burnham captained the defense. The Purple team was coached by Larry Hulce and jerry Hepler. Voted by his teammates as most valuable back was jim Carter while john Pokoski was voted the most valuable lineman award. Freshmen Purple Team, Row 1: Rob Betka, Ted Matko, Tim Bertheau, Lewis Evans, Mike Cybulski, Mike Bivens, Dale Miller, Barry Parker, Rick Harris, Bob Brevitz. Row 2: Coach Hepler, Gary Andrews, jim Carter, Gene Martin, Ed Burnham, jeff Lankard, Gary Lett, Doug jackson, Coach Hulce. Row 3: Mike Moffit, Dick Niemann, Ed Stanton, Gary Wright, Earl Adamson, jeff Parlin, Brad Tin- sly, john Pokoski. 120 Top: Fullback lim Carter shakes off tackler on way to touch- down. Bottom left: Freshmen Purple coaches jerry Hepler and Larry Hulce. Bottom right: Coach Larry Hulce explains play on drawing board to offense. Top: Freshmen gridders attempt to trip up an opposing run- ner. Bottom Ieftg White team coaches Dick Fauson and jim Culver. Bottom right: Spartan back breaks tackles on way to long gain. 122 Freshmen White Team Compiles 4-2 Record Led by offensive Captain Tom VanHuysen and de- fensive Captain Don Huskin the Freshmen White Team compiled a winning record of 4-2 for the sea- son. Coached by Dick Fauson and jim Culver, the White team, scored victories over Sturgis, Marshall, Harper Creek and a 26-0 shutout over Coldwater. The leading scorer for the freshmen was Mark Hef- ner who tallied eight touchdowns and six two point conversions for a total of sixty points. Runner up was VanHuysen with thirty points. Hefner also led in rushing as he ran for 621 yards and was followed by Tom jozwiak with 350 yards. Named by his teammates as most valuable lineman was Doug Bo- wers as Hefner and jozwiak tied for most valuable back Freshmen set in offensive position before snap of ball. 1 Freshmen White Team, Row 1: jeff jones, Doug Weitting, Zane Silas, Doug Hanson, john Lindahl, Steve Tungate, john Link, Felix Green, Dave Renner. Row 2: Bryan Clapp, Phil Qualls, Tom jozwiak, Mike Brown, Mike Leamy, Mike Briscoe, Tom VanHuysen, Dave Owen, Don Huskin, Mike Orlowski. Row 3: Pete Francisco, Mike Vegis, Randy Wendland, Doug Bowers, Dave Priebe, john Dewey, Dave White, Ed Wyson, Steve Lohrstorfer, john Hirt, Greg Abrel, Mark Hefner, Coach Fauson. 123 Varsity Cheerleaders Capture Fourth Place During the summer, the varsity squad attended Camps All American located in Hartland, Michigan. They returned with four ribbons, the notebook award and a fourth place team trophy. Patti Liebel was captain of the nine varsity cheerleaders, julie Crumpton, Sherry Parmelee and Chris Reynolds were the managers. The junior varsity was led by captain Sherry Crandell and themanagers were Nancy Bachman and Teresa Collopy. Mrs. Delores Hepler was the advisor of both the varsity and ju- nior varsity, while Mrs. Terry Rozen was advisor for the freshmen squads. Karen Behnke was captain for the purple squad, and Hope Pierce was for the white squad. The freshmen managers were Sara Burry and Brooke Stoner. This year Lakeview added to its cheerleaders a pom pon corp. It consisted of eighteen girls, headed by Mary Wyson, with Mrs. Judy Case as advisor. The IV squad carries in Sparty after a Saturday morning game. l l 5 I 'X M- Sue Brevitz, Robin Reichert and l.u Ann New- junior Varsity: R. Hotten, K. Liebel, S. Breen, 1. Upston, N. Erickson, S. Cran ton build enthusiasm at one of the pep as- dell, 1. Parker, D. Dunham. semblies. 124 K4 Varsity: P. Underhill, M. Crane, P. Slack, R. Reichert, P. Liebel, .ts ,sums gawk' L. Newton, 1. Reierson, S. Brevitz, D. Behnke Senior Cheerleaders: L. Newton, D. Behnke, P. Slack, P. Liebel, 1. Reierson, M. Crane. s. NW . 'fl .. is F Pom Pon Girls: Row 1: D. Dunham, M. Phelps, S. Zheutlin, 1. Young, R. Francis, K. Lutz. Row 2: T. Geleff, D. Kartheu, M. Wyson,j Langford, R. Chapman, Mrs. Case, Advisor. Row 3: N. Berg, K. Rees, N. Bachman, C. Rees, S. Friedlund, C. Crooks, N. Erickson. -N --i ma: Q E. .zga ..!,,i.,!. , I 7 i . fx? W - ' Ni ,jfs Freshmen: K. Behnke, K. Walbridge, K. Walbridge, E. Vinolus, B. Mullinex, B. Meyers, A. Amari, H. Pierce. l26 Y it N X M x it S ,.p' Captain Biff Bailey, Coach Larry Hulce, Captain Mike Warren. Mike Warren beats his man to receive pass against Parkside. Varsity Basketball Team, Row 1: Mike White, jerry Lindsay, Biff Bailey, Mike Warren, Bob Flees, Shell lsenberg, Tim Mehl. Row 2: Tom Kowatch tMgr.J, jim Crocker, Rick Gove, jim Lander, Doran Hoag, Steve Bivens, Wes Heppler, Coach Hulce. 128 Bailey Breaks Record, Voted Most Valuable Senior Co-Captain Biff Bailey ended his three year var- sity basketball career with a total of 1007 points thus breaking the old school record of 954 held by Bob Bolten. Bailey was also voted Most Valuable by his teammates at the annual Banquet. Two victories over East Lansing and a win over Battle Creek Central highlighted the 1971-2 season. The Spar- tans ended the campaign with a 7-10 overall record and a 5-7 conference mark for fifth place. Other awards received at the banquet were the Most Improved award given to Mike White and the Sports- manship award given to Shell Isenberg. Named as next year's Captains were Bob Flees, Doran Hoag and Steve Bivens. Other seniors ending their careers were Tim Mehl, Co-Captain Mike Warren, Wes Heppler, jerry Lindsay, lsenberg and White. Top Right: Doran Hoag goes between Bearcat defenders for rebound. Bottom Left: Steve Bivens scores on jumper against Battle Creek. Bot- tom Right: loe Kurti, lunior Varsity Coach, Larry Hulce, Varsity: Butch Perry, Freshmen, Al Gibbs, Freshmen. l29 ,N Ku fi n +5 Cagers Defeat East Lansing, B.C. Central I Rick Black, Trip Haywood and Randy Horwitz go for a rebound. Spirited j.V. Squad Records 6 Victories The 1971-2 junior Varsity basketball team's tradmark was lots of spirit and team unity. ln spite of a season record comprised of 6 wins and 10 losses, the little Spartans displayed outstanding teamwork and bal- anced scoring while playing fired-up basketball throughout the season for Coach joe Kurti. With their tallest starter being only 6'1 the j.V.'s com- pensated for this lack of height by employing pressing tactics and aggressive defense. Offensively, the team averaged 61 points per game while giving up 64 defensively. In conference play the Spartans ended up 5-7 giving them fourth place. Included in the wins was a 60-52 victory over champion jackson Parkside. lil Nuff' 'iam-S '-X W Roger Owen, jon Miller, Bill jones, Rick Black, Tim LaBoch, Randy Horwitz, Chuck Kazmar, Mgr., Creighton Miller, Mgr., Lee lones, Rick Eckstein, Don Piggush, Trip Haywood, Tim Compton, Ron Simmons. 132 13 .,,g4,Q wffgg, m9 s -. Top Left: Coach joe Kurti fires up his team during time out. Bottom Left: Don Piggush and Rich Eckstein box out opponents. Above: Don Piggush goes high to score two against Ypsilanti. l33 Frosh Purple Team Compiles 13-3 Record The Freshman Purple basketball team piled up an im- pressive 13-3 won-loss record under Coach Al Gibbs. The White team just missed a 500 season as they ended their season 5-7 under Coach Butch Perry. The Purple team played aggressive defense and held their opponents to an average of only 57 points per game. The Purple offense averaged 70 points per game with a high game of 86 against Hastings. High- lights of the season occurred when the Purples avenged an earlier loss to Marshall by defeating them by 20 points and when conference for Adrian was beaten 72-54. The White team started slow but ended on strong notes as they avenged previous defeats to both Mar- shall and St. Philip. Nick Grande was voted Honorary Captain for the season by his teammates. White team member lays Thiel shoots for two against St. Philip White Squad: Row 2: Mary Culp, Mgr., lay Thiel, Ed Stanton, Mike Moffit, Dave Crothers, lack McCulley, Phil Qualls. Row 1: David Priebe, Mike Leamy, Mike Brown, Nick Grande, Mark Casebeer. 134 Y 3' 1: ,Qt mat Left: White team Coach Ray Perry gets points across in time out Above: Mark Casebeer lets a short jumper fly. Purple Squad: Row 2: Greg Schriner, Mgr., Gary Andrews, Tom Norton, Brad Tinsley, jeff Parlin, Barry Parker. Row 1: Mike Cybulski, Tom VanHuysen, Dick Niemann, Lou Evans, Mike Bivens. 135 Top Right: Wrestling Coaches: Head Coach jerry Hepler, assistant coaches Ron Lynch, lim Ritter, Deland Davis. Bottom Left: Spanan co- captain Gary Kunnath leads wrestlers on to mat. Bottom Right: Dave Burland gets moment's rest while referee repairs his shoe. Spartans Capture lst in Hastings Tourney Lakeview grapplers brought home the first place trophy from the Hastings tournament, taking the title six out of the last seven years. They were also lst in the East Grand Rapids tourney, and 4th in their own invitational. According to Head Coach jerry Hepler, the biggest win of the season was against Detroit Catholic Central, which was first in the state in '69, '70, and '71, Another prized victory was defeating Battle Creek Central 34 to 11. Lakeview finished 2nd in the conference meet, and 5th in the Districts, qualifying Mike Decker, Gary Kunnath and R.l. Mullinex for the Regionals. Decker placed 3rd in the Regional meet, and Kunnath lst, enabling them to go to the state meet. Senior wrestling captains Cary Kunnath and Randy Labrecque Varsity: Rob Schell, Dave Burnham, Mike Neault, Tim Delorey, Dave Burland, Rick White, Gary Kunnath, Mike Decker, Dave Faulk, Randy Labrecque, Randy Warner, RJ. Mullinex. Grapplers Place 2nd in Conference Meet 138 , N R I xx 3 Q . ,- I 5-:lg XAKEVIL V -. VMI ,, ,,,. , 'w :f1:--ffyfi ' ,, st' ' Q wah f .A , ,V It V 7 f Z A2 wi :gre-M-.. ,H Randy Yother maneuvers his man into position for a takedown. Reserves Undefeatedg Freshmen Finish 6-1 The reserves ended the '71 -'72 wrestling season with 12 wins and no loses. Their biggest win was in slamm- ing the Adrian Maples 56 to 0. Leading the team were Don Mullinex with a 13-2 win-loss record and Mike Tungate, who stood at 13 wins zero losses. This year's Frosh wrestlers were down in number, but high in performance, stated Mr. lim Ritter. He went on to say, There were only 17 boys on the team but those 17 compiled a 6-1 record. The ninth grade mat- men hosted a Christmas Vacation Tournament. Indi- vidual weight class champs for the Spartans were Tom lozwiak, Ed Burnham, and Gary Lett. Leading the freshmen team with undefeated records were Tim Bertheay, Tom lozwiak, and Gary Lett. j.V. Wrestlers: Row 2: S. Hoxie, R. Taylor, I. Bobrofsky, C. Wright, 1. Lloyd, M. Decker, 1. Riley, R. Yother, T. Bannister, B. Tieche, P. Vargas, D. Fitzgibbon, D. Bilanow, B. Hart, R. Zanetti, T. Siemers, S. johnson. Row 1: A. Dickson, S. Miyake, P. Masick, C. lacobs, 1. Mclver, B. Tichenor, R. Bowman, D. Wright, M. Tungate, I. Birmingham, D. Mullinex, E. Burnham. 140 Freshmen Squad: Row 3: Tom Bannister, Gary Lett, jerry Lloyd, Pete Francisco, Doug lackson, Don Huskin. Row 2: Tom jozwiak, Tim Bertheau Don LaBrecque, lohn Lindahl, Doug Bowers. Row 1: Steve Tungate, Steve Pierson, lim Angel, Dale Miller. 1 Above: Reserve wrestlers nervously watch crucial match. Right: Doug Wright rides out his opponent to gain a victory. 141 Tankers Finish 11 2 Second in Conference Lakeview's swimmers ended the season 11-2, being defeated by Belleville and Ann Arbor Huron. The Spartans finished 2nd in the SCC meet, behind first place Ann Arbor. The only first place winner for Lake- view was Tom Whitlock, who took the 50 free and the 100 breastroke. Chris LaMothe who was undefeated in the 100 fly in dual meets, qualified for the state meet in that event and in the 200 medley relay with Ryan LaMothe, Fred Pintzke, and Steve Renger. Rob Thayer qualified in the 200 and 400 free as did Whitlock in the 100 breast- stroke, and both qualified in the 400 free relay with Renger and Ryan LaMothe. Steve Lewis' and Tom Ca- luory's performance in the regionals qualified them in the diving category. Top Left: Bob Byelich starts his anchor leg of Spartan relay. Bottom Left: Tom Whitlock sets himself to start 100 free style. Above: Head Coach Bill Brandell talks with LV. Coach Tom Case. N an Victorious Bruce McFee receives his time for 200 yard medley. 5Cnl0 Spaflan C0'C3Plaln5 5l9Ve Rengef and SYEVG Lewis- .- Varsity: Row 2: Bruce Cumback, Fred Pintzke, Peter Higgins, joe Zangaro, Chris Lafvtothe, Chris Dillon, Bruce McFee, Mike Eddinger, Rob VanNoord, jeff Colquhoun, Chuck Chandler, Row 1: Steve Renger, john Burtrum, Tom Caluory, Steve Lewis, Tom Whitlock, Rob Thayer, Dan Furterer, Matt Bartholomew, Bob Byelich, Bruce Delmerico, Kirk Kitchen. 143 411:51 V lg, 5 9 f I ,ff A g 'Q A 2 Q if I in .9 .Lb s M E ' L.. V s gg! r 4, 45-2-'PJ .5-rg-L:-,J,.:.'j ,, 1? 'L ii,l'35f'iQ.f1-YQ' if ' 'i 5, ,-Yr K Jfff rf 7 K , R egtiggqgrf,-aim: 5. 70 3-fs Q 2,5 3 if ES QQ: ,I A -..A ' 'M T' ffff-M-f' ' 'gif Zgwitzh 'Tift Above: Reserve diver shows good form as Coach Brandell looks on. Right: Reserve tankers take short break from practice. l.V. Swimmers: Row 2: Rick Liebel, Dan Labrecque, Rick Converse, Steve Selinger. Row 1: Tim Shivley, jim Bland, Mark Lamson, Greg Uitrlugt 'I44 o o L50 Seniors 1,43 J, S-,if ,S jr' ,. w ,lg The Senior Class Officers were Rick Burrows, presidentg Sherry Parmelee, secretaryg Lynn Newman, treasurerg Debbie Behnke, vice president. Seniors Raise Mone , rr i i P T win Field Da Games T e r The Senior Class of 1972 raised S300 this year for Snowball, by selling suckers. The theme this year was Sleigh Ride. Participating in Field Day this year the Seniors came in first by winning the powder puff football game 12-0. The class of 1972 also showed originality in their decorations for Homecomings which related to the theme We've Only just Begun. 152 Kathy Wright was chosen 1971-72 DAR Good Citizen N. Linda Louise Albers Donald Everett Alles Pamela lo Alsager Dawn Leona Andrews jackie Lynn Angell Robert C. Armstrong Robert Allen Aurand Richard Garth Avery Gary Don Babic Ken R. Bailey Collen Louise Barney Renee Evon Barthel 154 Matthew Louis Bartholomew Deborah Battles Barbara F. Bauman lanis Lynn Beck Kathleen Ann Beck Debra Lynne Behnke Mary Frances Benko Mary A. Betka Mary Pat Bishop Ted Lee Bishop Ronald William Bloomberg Robert Frederick Blunk Robert Matthew Bonke David Allen Bouck Mary Francis Bowers Vincent Edward Bowers Michael Lewis Boyer Leslie A. Briggs qvvvf William Allen Brizendine Margaret Ann Brown Sandra Sue Bruegger Mary Louise Bruneel Michael john Budas Gail S. Bunch Rick L. Bunch Nancy lane Burdick Terri Burger David Stuart Burland Richard Leon Burrows Carol Maria Burry Linda Ann Butler Michael john Butts Robert Paul Cairns Dennis Carl Callaway Cynthia Ann Campbell Diane Louise Campoli Stanley Craig Canfield Jeanne Diane Capron Crystal Carol Carlson Debra C. Carroll Richard Eugene Cartledge Charles Allan Chandler Mary Sue Christian Martin jon Church Melvin H. Church Nancy Lou Clark Pam Ann Clear Patricia M. Collopy 4:53, Mig., . is Sheryl Anne Combs Carol Sue Conkell Annette Rae Connelly Timothy Neil Cook Ronald A. Coss Patricia Frances Cox Mayree Kay Crane Mark Roger Crapo lanette Elizabeth Craven Roberta Lynn Craw Connie Diane Crumpton julia Anne Crumpton julie Anne Cummins William Scott Darrow Ron Gene Delaney Timothy james Delorey Dawn Deis Allen james Dickinson Barbara Fay Dillon Carol Sue Dilsaver Peter Charles Doan Frederick DeShon Doherty Kenneth Ray Dronchi Gerald Vaughn Drummonds Rebecca Ann Duecker john joseph Dunford Kathleen Louise Eason Kathryn Ann Eckstein Randy Alan Eichler Sherry Sue Embry Sally jean Emory Sandra Marie Erickson Michael Franklin Farley David Leigh Faulk john joseph Felsing Charles A. Fettes Mary Beth Fitzgerald Toni lleen Flanders Laurie Ann Flynn Richard Louis Ford Deborah Ann Forster Beverly A. France Sandra Kay Frantz Mark Stephen Frary Bruce George Frick Stephen Michael Funk Daniel Frederick Furterer Pam S. Galli Margaret Ann Gatling Steven Curt George Vicki Sue George Susan Gibbons Thomas Robert Gilbert Dawn Rachelle Ginnebaugh Frederick Wayman Gore Richard R. Gove janet Ann Griffin Patricia Ann Grimaldi Dianne Marie Grimm Ronald W. Grimm Pamela Kay Grojean Albert Carl Cubitz Dan A. Gunter Linnette M. Hagemann Teri Rae Haggstrom Lee Eleanor Haight Carole Maurine Hakala Barbara Heitkamp Hammer Kera Lynn Hand Richard L. Harrell john L. Harris Teresa loan Hart Angelika Hartman Christine Marie Heine Eileen Theresa Henderson 462' james Richard Hensley Wesley R. Heppler Terilynn Dawn Hillis Nancy Lynn Hodgkinson julie Ann Hoedeman Karen L. Hollinger jeffrey Alan Holmes Meredith jan Holmes jeffrey Thomas Holt Yolanda Brenda Holt Stuart K. Hopkins joyce Marie Hoppe james Robert Horton Rosemary Horwarth Michael Alan Howard Teresa Kay Hoxie Christopher Mark Hubbard jean Marie Hunt james A. Hunter Marie Louise Hunter Deborah joyce Iliff Sheldon Marshall Isenberg jeffrey W. jackson Denise Eleanor jacobs julie M. james Michael Thomas jatoft William Roger jeffery Patricia Dawn jessup Katherine lrene jones Sandy janel jones Susan Gail jones Terri Sue joppie Darrel Franklin joyce Patricia Anne justice Holly Wynne Kaiser Tim Allen Kaiser Gregory Dean Kajcienski Mark 1. Kartheu David Lynn Keedy Carole Kent Gwen O. Killian Brian Kay Kirkham Scott Edward Kirkland Barbara loanne Kivin Michael Kolodziej 66 Constance Elizabeth Komarck Thomas Kowatch Rodneylon Krimmel Charles Thomas Kubasiak Gary Lee Kunnath Randall A. Labrecque Connie Rae Laird Donald james LaLonde james Lorentz Lander leannene Ann Langford Rosemary Larock Craig Robert Leatherman Patricia Carol Ledford Diane Lynn Lehman Richard Lee Leiter Bruce William Lesley Bradley Richard Lewis Stephen Ray Lewis Patricia Ann Liebel Gerald A. Lindsay Kathleen Louise Lingenberg Donald Edward Link Linda Lee Lippincott Mary Louella Lohrstorfer Deborah Lynn Lombardini Barry Howard Lupovich Gregory Alan Mallernee Douglas Lee Mann Steven Harold Mann Gail joy Manske gdff' Kathryn Donell Marshall Philip Michael Martin Richard john Martinovich Susan Lindsay Mason William Mayo Susan Kay McAllaster Kenneth L. MCGuffin Polly Lyn McKeague john P. Mead Timothy Lynn Mehl Robert Menz Larry Lavern Metzgar Deborah Ann Meyers Thomas Charles Moore Susan Marie Moulds Rebecca Lynn Mull Robert l. Mullenix Michael Robert Neault Karen joyce Nelson Karen Elaine Nesseth Roderick Lee Newcomb Lynn Kay Newman LuAnn Newton Kathleen Louise O'Hara Peggy Lynn O'Heran Christopher Ray Ostafin Stephen john Ott Marcia Ann Palmer Ronald Earl Pancost Kathy Sharon Parker 2 Sherry Ann Parmelee Gail Marie Pattison Martin jay Peck David john Peters Mark Edward Podell Edward W. Pokojski jeffrey Alan Porter Steven F. Prevost Annette Marie Probol Debbie 1. Prough Michael David Quinn Mark Lee Radebaugh Randy Ragina Karl Michael Rautmann Merryell Christina Rayburn Tanya F. Reafsnyder Barbara jo Reed Collie Ann Rees janet Lynn Reierson Steven Edward Renger Bogdan Rentea Christine Marie Repack Christine Karen Repke Christy Lee Reynolds Mary Anne Riedner Karen S. Riley Patricia Elaine Ripper Kathleen Marie Roach Michael L. Robinson Dennis Clark Roebuck Yvonne Gail Rose Keric Steven Rowlee Marvin Craig Rush Michele Russell Linda King Sackrider Scott William Salyers Gail Ellen Saunders Scott L. Savage Willard T. Schindler Robert S. Scott Susan M. Scott Thomas Barry Sechrist Lawrence Michael Shanley jodi Rene Shawver jamie Ann Shelton Linda M. Sherrick Samuel Wayne Shoaf Bruce Alan Sholes Dianne Lynne Shute Thomas Craig Sims Patricia Elaine Slack Derrick Stuart Small Patricia Ann Sonickson Katherine Anne Spiess Mary Elizabeth Starring Kim jacob Stellrecht Debra Anne Stetler Kathleen Joanne Stevenson Cynthia Kay Stobaugh Ronald L. Strohm 17 4 Ann Marie Strong Mary Lou Swanson Catherine lane Swauger Sylvia Ann Sweet Hale B. Swords Mark Allen Taylor Sandra Kay Taylor Sharon Lee Taylor Linda Gail Temme Robert Bruce Thayer Patricia Lee Therrien Cynthia Sue Thomas Paul Edward Thomas David Paul Thompson Steven Thomas Tinsley james Emil Tompert Robert Edward Toohey Dennis E. Torrey Duane Leonard Traut Susan Kelly Trowbridge Kevin Richard Tuckey janet Sue Tupper jeffrey Martin Tyson Richard Allan Ullrich Thomas joe Vandeburg Naomi Ruth VanNorman Virginia Marie VanOrder Bruce Augustus Vincent janice Lee Voegler Karen Corrine Wade Mark Alan Wakabayashi Michael Richard Walters William E. Ware Michael Rolland Warren Elizabeth Weller jacqueline Lee Weller Michael Steven Wellever Lisa Gaye Wells Nancy Anne Wells Charles William Wentworth Thomas Richard West Cordon E. White Michael Steven White Russell D. White Thomas Daniel Whitlock Kathy Ann Willbur Tracey Lee Williams Susan Louise Willison Ann Louise Wilson Michael Eugene Wines jeffrey Lee Withers joseph Walter Wolney Danny Logan Wright George Tilman Wright lll Mary Kathryn Wright Mary Elizabeth Wyson Randall Ross Yeo jenny Sue Yntema judy Carol Young Christine Elaine Zbiciak Hilda jean Zeigler In Memoriam Sandra Lee Guffey 1972: X Q N 180 Underclassmen 95157, F., Y Prom, Garage Sale if't,2'r Highlights of '71-'72 The junior Class, directed by Mr. Thomas Case started out a prosperous year early by organizing and carrying out many fund raising projects during the summer. These included a paper drive, bottle A' vaadf f drive, bake sale, car washes and a garage sale which proved to be the biggest success. The Class of 73, under the leadership of Randy Horwitz, was in charge of the Bonfire held on Thursday night of Homecoming week. During Pep Week, before the Battle Creek Central football game, the juniors came in first in the cafe- teria decorations over all the classes. As the holiday season came to an end, they set their sights on February and the approach of their junior Prom with the theme of Imagine , The dance, held on the fifth, featured the Atlantic Bridgefield . A - - Upper right: Class Officers: Vice Pres., Theresa Hofer, Treasu- rer, Robin Chapman, Secretary, Mary Wallace, missing Laurie Amari. Lower right: Art is all work. Above: Bottoms up. 182 I sv il.: li.. av y iygil F I ll l J, Vrvv in at t ' A fi . , i. Tx f - 4, ff. ,, ii ' :iii ff- 1 f Yr , ,1 X Y A2 'vw lil k i g sm.. ,arg L J 'Wi W 'E Mike Aber Dave Aker jim Allen Laurie Amari Howard Amey Chris Anderson Terry Andrews joe Arbic jeff Ardrey Kathy Ayres Terie Back Rick Bacon Robin Baird Daniel Barber Laurel Barclay Ed Barney Dave Bartel Paula Bartholomew Richard Battles Cindy Beckwith Pam Bellwood Nancy Berg Marty Betts Eric Beukelman Dan Bilanow Carol Birmingham Terry Birmingham Steve Bivens Faith Boyer Steve Bizzis Ken Blunk jeff Bobrofsky Debbie Bolley Mike Bolten Randy Bowman Sue Braasch Dick Brashier Debbie Brevitz Cary Britten Dave Brophy julie Brown Rosanne Buffa Sue Butler john Burtrum Chuck Burton Christine Burt Bonnie Burnworth Dave Burnham james Bunch Donna Callender Tom Caloury Chris Cance Lynn Cartledge Robin Chapman Wayne Chapman Mike Chatfield Ken Clark Kim Colles Breah Colquhoun Dennis Conley Terry Cook Audrey Cope Bryant Cox 183 Steve Crandell Betty Crisher lim Crocker Candy Crooks Darcy Crosby Bruce Cumback Wendy Curl Corky Cutsinger Matthew Cygan ludy Czerwinski Lisa Davis lim Davis Bruce Day Pat Dearden Mike Decker Debbie DeFord Heidi DeLano Sallie DeLano Terry DeMaso Burton Dempsey Randy DePouw Melody DePuy john Dettl Larry DeWaard Chris Dillon Sandy Dilno Jody Discher Ron Doolittle Sheri Doty Doug Drake Philip Drake loe Duffy Debi Dunham Ginger Dyer Karen Dykman Dick Eckhart Shanon Eddinger Mary Elizondo Michele Emery Deborah Erard Nancy Erickson Karen Ernst Deonne Estes Bob Failing jim Farley Mike Ferguson Mark Fesmire Becky Fettes Brian Figliuzzi Mike Fitzgibbon Bob Flees Diana Ford Bob Forman Gary Fowler Lois Fox Steve Franke Renee Fredenburg Gary French Linda Fritts Ron Garberick Allen Garden Cheryl Gaudrault Mike Gay 184 ' 'A 5 l H , f if it ,Q NM x ' ii'i f V ' i F sssi f it i yttt it , , ' ,, si . 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' Xefa - , L Vin ' 'P' 'N 1 S f X X t l as a E as lj S ,AS A my i i jeff Geouque Cathy Gibson Ginna Glass john Glass Melody Glynn Kevin Goss Gaylord Goucher Mike Gray Debbie Green Ron Gresly lerry Griffith Bruce Grimes Cindy Grumeretz Buzz Gryczka Tom Guntern jeff Hammock Tom Hammond Ken Hansen Brian Hart Beth Harvey Becky Hawes Steve Herman Mary jo Hill Karen Hirt Doran Hoag Theresa Hofer jackie Holcombe Glenn Holevinski Kris Holman Britt Hopper Laura Horn Randy Horwitz Bonnie Houghland Stanley Hoxie Debbie Hunter Becky Irish Mike jackson Randy jackson Craigjacobs Cathy jessup Mark joba jeff johnson Cindy jones Larry jones Rae Ann jones Betsy lung Michele justice 185 joe Kaiser Kevin Katz Kathy Kauffman Karen Keagle Gregg Kelly julie Kimball Karen Kimball Barb Kinney Deb Kipp Vicki Kipp Kathy Kittelton Cathy Kline Paul Kolodziej jean Korten Heidi Korzen Cindy Kreiter Nancy Kreuze Eva Krizan Chris Krzyston Peter LaBerteaux Randy Laird Rita LaLonde Denise LaMore Chris LaMothe Audrey Langs Robert Lapekas Scott Leamy Larry Leatherman Scott Lee john Libby Dave Linke Toni Lloyd Brett Locke Lewis Long john Loyd MaryAnn Ludwa Greg Lussier Lori Lussier Kathy Lutz Wendy Major jeff Maltby jon Manby Gloria Mansfield Missy Marineau Pat Marquardt Allan Marshall Phil Masick 186 . we lon Masteller Cathy Masten john Masters Mary Masters Kathy McCarthy Scott McCormic Linda McCrory Pete McElhenie jeff Mclver Dan McLellan Bob McMillan Lon McNally Debbie McNutt Bob Mead Sally Micklatcher Tim Mitts Sue Monroe Lisa Montgomery Leslie Morris Kim Morse Mike Multer Mark Naas Hope Nash Kathy Nelson Linda Nelson Frank Niemann Myra Norman Debbie Ochiltree Mary O'Hara Rick Otis lan Overstreet Brian Pacillo Kathy Parker jim Parsons Dave Paulson Martha Penn Cindy Pennington Martha Phelps Brad Phillips Diane Phillips Mike Phillips Nancy Phillips Cheryl Pierce Dave Pierce Fred Pintzke judy Pokojski Randy Poole Mike Powell Teresa Powers Cindy Priebe Kevin Prior Martin Prough Mike Pryor Charlene Pugh Colleen Pullberg jerry Qualls Linda Ray Kim Reafsnyder Denise Reed Sheryl Reed Terry Reed Mark Reichert Robin Reichert 'l87 Bill Repke Brenda Rhoades lim Rich Mike Richmond Bob Ricker ludy Ridpath Rita Rigney jerry Riley Dana Roelofs Randy Rose Elaine Rowley john Ruble Pat Russell ' Cindy Rathe Dave Rainer Sandy Sanborn Debbie Sanders Rob Schell Harvey Schelter Forrest Schmidt Doug Schneider Lydia Scott Marion Scott Alix Shafer Debbie Shafer Allison Shaver Dave Shaw Mike Sheehy Sheri Sherman Kevin Shook Dave Shriver Sally Simmons Janine Simpson Leslie Simpson Pam Simpson Cheryl Smith jennifer Smith Mark Smith Nancy Smith Peggy Smith Pete Smith Sandra Sneed Connie Snell Doug Soderlund Peggy Soto jim Spencer Peggy Staggs 188 Cindy Stanton julie Starken Debbie Starkweather jeff Stevens Bob Stevens Gary Stewart George Stierle Steve Stoner Doug Stratton Virginia Sugden Mark Sullivan Carol Svoke Theresa Swanson Bud Swauger Barb Taylor Bill Taylor Tim Terry Linda Thomas Edgar Thompson Debbi Thurmond Rob Tighe Mike Tobin Denise Traister Mike Traut Dave Treat Deb Tunnecliffe lim Turley Kevin Turner Terry Turner jerry Uhrig Amy Vahldieck john VanBlarcum Fred Vandine Wayne VanNorman Wendy VanNorman Paul Vargas Greg Vaughn Dick Vincent Christy Wagner Mary Wallace Steve Walman Randy Warner Maggie Watkin Allen Watson Brenda Weeks joan Weitermann Lee Weller 189 gt' Kristin Wermer Heidi Werner Rick White Robin White Russ Whitmore Mark Wieas Marion Wilke Mark Willbur Chris Willoughby Shelley Winer Reid Winfrey Mark Witkowski leanine Witthuhn Belinda Wright Doug Wright john Yeager Denise Yepez Rodney Young Mark Zande joe Zangaro joe Ziegler an 190 'wi .AE . 2 'I iffy . ' X . Y- 1 4 6iQ iS1f ' .M 191 ,,.,s,g, 'I92 Trips to Cedar Point, Lake Michigan Planne 'G' Mi This years Sophomore class was in charge of Field Day, which was a new event for the Homecoming festivities. The Sophomore girls won the tug-of-war contest. Spirit Week, the week of the Battle Creek Central football game, was dominated by the Sophomore class. They came in first in the pom-pon sales, yelled the loudest, and wore the most purple. At the beginning of the school year they held a var- iety of car washes, bake sales, and paper drives, which earned them approximately 5200. The class planned a trip to Lake Michigan and pos- sibly to Cedar Point. Mr. Harry Carruth, class advisor, believes a renewal of the spring Washington Trip might be possible because of increased student in- i terest. Upper left: Louie Sinclair entertains. Above: Class Officers, left to right: Secretary, Lynn Haight: Vice Pres., Sue Friedlundg Treasurer, Dirk Dunham, President, Ron Boyd. Mark Adams Wayne Alday Dan Allen Elizabeth Allen jeff Allen julie Allen Penny Alsager Pat Alspaugh Mary Anderson Renee Anderson Sheri Angell jane Archer jody Ashdon Maria Azuela Nancy Bachman Dave Backlin Pat Bailey Karen Bain Tim Bannister Gary Barker Dan Barron Kim Baumann Sue Beam Robin Beebe Scott Beebe Martha Biddlecome jim Birmingham Belinda Bishop Kathy Bishop Rick Black jim Bland john Bland Laura Block Tom Bonner Mike Bouck jim Boyd Ron Boyd Bart Boyer Carol Bradshaw Sally Breen David Brevitz Suzy Brevitz Dan Brophy Beth Brown Ellen Brown Cindy Broxholm Dan Budrow Sheila Burdett Barb Burdge Linda Burdick Sherry Burgess Diana Burke jim Burton joni Butler Bob Byelich Melanie Cadwallader Norman Callaway john Campoli Debbie Caron Henry Caruthers Donald Champlin Russ Clark Mary Cleary 193 john Clemons Bill Cnossen Billey Colley Teresa Collopy 1effColquhoun lean Colvin Dennis Combs Tim Compton Kevin Conley Dave Connelly jerry Cook Frank Cope Vicki Coulson Chris Crandal Sherri Crandell Neil Crumpton Mike Culver Mary Cummins Marilee Curless Tony Cusmano Cindi Cutsinger Robin Cuyler Karen Cybulski Sue Darrow Ken Davis Mark Davis Mark Decker Mindy Decker Norris Decker Sydonie Decker Paul DeKeyser Steve DeMaso Terry DeMaso Alan Dixon Cherrie Dobos MaryLee Dorris Craig Dotson Dawn Douglas Carol DuBois Dirk Dunham Richard Eckstein Mike Eddinger Darlene Endsley Nancy Erickson Mike Etheridge Gary Fales Diane Fantin 194 9-af if s. . i .,. , , j K, if s f' 418- t he A Q KK? an 4, ,K if ie , n fav -', X W x as R ii i it J Q xx i Maria Fedele jeff Fields Pat Fields Keith Fisher Robin Flander Kevin Flynn Linda Flynn Ruth Forster Scott Fortney Pat Fox Romelle Francis Randy Frantz Sue Friedlund Karen Friedrich Diane Fuller Alan Gardner Sue Gates Lynn Gaudrault Tanya Geleff Melanie Geouque jeff Gibbons Roger Gibson Dennis Gillum Terri Ginnebaugh Nancy Gladstone David Gore Susan Gove Carol Gradwell Melanie Green Rebecca Green Tom Greenman Cathy Griffin Kathy Grumeretz Lynn Haight Crystal Haines Sandi Hamby Todd Hammock Barb Hammond Ken Hansen Tina Hart Kristin Hartrick Becky Hastings Scott Hay Ray Hayes Trip Haywood john Heine Pete Higgins LuAnn Himes Ron Holder Nancy Horner Steve Horton Marilyn Horworth Renee Hotton Debbie House Greg Hoxie Venna Hubbard Chris Ingersoll Malcom Inglett Mark Insalata Bruce jackson Dave jackson Kelly jackson Stanley james 195 Kathy jennings Gregory johnson Skip johnson Cathy jones Debbie jones Lee jones Paul jones Robin jones Bill jones Ron joseph Ron jozwiak Michele justice Bob Kandlstorfer Tim Kane Debby Kartheu joe Katz Chuck Kazmar Tara Keene-Kennedy Geoff Kehoe Patricia Keiser Steve Kent Mark Kincaid Ron King Lisa Kinsinger Terry Kipp Kim Kirkham Lynda Kirkwood Kirk Kitchen Chris Kleinhuizen Scott Kline Vicki Knell Greg Koning Carol Korten Steve Kraatz janet Ladley jim Lammy Ryan LaMothe Mark Lamson Marcia Lane Paula Lang julie Langford Bob LaParl Vickey Larock Linda Latowski Doris Lauzon Alvin Lawrence Phyllis Lawrence Peg Leatherman jeff Leiter Larry Lesley Karen Liebel Dave Liles Mark Lohrstorfer jeff Lowe Tracy Lynn Martin Magiera Reg Mahoney jim Mains juiwanna Maloney jan Mann Chris Manuel james Marshall Mike Martens I96 J l ui: 'I' .1 l 5. . if t ,, it , l , ,J W L , A t yi W... , f W i -' ' ' ' 1 H A x rw 've ggi I Taj Q I ,Ag 1 Lisa Masters Kim Mayo Bob McAllister Scott McCann Pam McDonald Dan McCriff Vicki McGuffin Gene McKay Ronette McNally Larry Medland Sharon Mehl Anita Melting Kent Mercer Kim Meyer Carrie Miles Brian Miller Craig Miller lon Miller Lance Miller Luanne Miller Kim Mitts Stuart Miyake Beth Moon Connie Moore Don Mullenix Pam Murphy jim Myers Teri Myer Mary Nash Sandy Nelson Debbie Nichols Vello Nickolaou Sherry O'Connor Mary Oliver Mark Olsen Phillip Osterman Richard Ott Rodger Owen Sue Pacacha lan Parker Linda Parker Cheryl Parsons Greg Peltier Marguerite Perez Kirk Peterson jeff Philipps Sue Pierman 4 197 Don Piggush Wisp Pinkston Sara Pitkethly Tom Pitts Brad Plaisted Denise Rayburn Mike Reading Mary Reed Meriel Reed Kim Rees Anna Replogle Catherine Ricker Patty Riedner john Robertson Cary Robinson Brian Rochon Randy Rubel Sheryle Ryan Kris Salomon Tim Sanchez joe Savage Bob Schense Ann Schira Cindy Schmidt Sue Schouldice Pat Seaver Alix Shafer Greg Shelton Tim Shivley Mark Shoaf Tom Siemers Debbi Simmons Ron Simmons jan Simon Cindy Simonds Cheri Sims Louie Sinclair Kathy Skoppas Sandy Slick john Slusher Charles Smith Ginny Smith joni Smith Kris Smith Ritchie Smith Debbie Snyder jill Sokolowski jim Sovern Cheryl Spyker Debbie Stark Tom Starkweather Anne Stewart janet Stewart Fred Sullivan Sally Sutton Parker Tabor Cinde Taylor Richard Taylor Brian Temme Marvin TenBrink Mike Tenney Emily Thayer Debra Thomas 198 Tom Thomason Beverly Thompson Bruce Tichenor Bob Tieche Tamara Tiffany Harold Tilley lanice Tobin Tom Tornabeng Terri Tower Edward Treat Sharon Trewhella Bill Trowbridge Kathy Trumbull Randy Tudor Mike Tungate Mike Turnwald Greg Uitvlugt Pat Underhill Iackie Upston Dick VanNoord Teresa VanVleet Phil Vargas Sue Voegler Dawn Wakabayashi Rusty Walman Dave Walters Linda Ware Tom Watkins Becky Weeks Lee Weller Kathy Whalen Connie White Debbie White Alex Whitehair Craig Wilder Craig Wiley Malea Williams Bruce Williamson Wendy Wolfe Earl Wood Kathy Wolney Charles Wright Stuart Yntema 199 Randy Yother Rick Young Rick Zanetti jeff Zantjer Sandy Zheutlin Vicki Zimmerman 200 Spirit, Enthusiasm Dominate Class of '75 The Freshmen class started out the school year with a fall leaf rake. Later in the school year they sponsored a roller skating party at Skateland in which quite a few stu- dents took part. Not only was this a money making project but it also provided a night of fun for those who participated. During Homecoming Week, freshmen showed a lot of spirit and enthusiasm throughout the week by helping with building the float, decorating one wall in the cafeteria and by participating in the Field Day events. In the tug-of-war event the Freshmen boys won over the sophomore boys. Possible future plans for money raising projects in- clude such ideas as a bake sale. The class is advised by Mr. Raymond Perry. Upper right: Left to right: Secretary, Brooke Stoner, President, Barry Parker, Vice Pres., Karen Behnkeg Treasurer, Evelyn Vinolus. Bottom right: Ed Wy- son and Steve Lohrstorfer work on a science problem. Q. 202 , N! gi ' ,,r....,, Greg Abrell Robin Adams Earl Adamson Anne Albers Byran Alday jeff Allen Patty Alsager Andrea Amari Kim Anderson Cary Andrews jim Angell Lori Angell Scott Angell Cindy Astly juan Azuela Diane Babas Rosa Babcock joanne Badger Sharon Bain Cindy Banks Tom Bannister Mary Baragar Lynn Barber Ron Bardo Cindy Barnes Don Barnes Pat Barney Kathy Barrus jim Bauer Sue Beck Duke Begley Karen Behnke Phil Benfield Tim Bertheau Debbie Berry Rob Betka Frank Betts Robert Bigelow Erin Birmingham Kelley Bishop Mike Bivens julie Bizzis Ben Blowers jeff Blowers Doug Blystone julie Bobrofsky Cindy Boddy Maria Boner Matt Boner Sherry Bonke Linda Bouck Doug Bowers William Bradshaw Tom Brashier Becky Brevitz Bob Brevitz William Briscoe Debbie Brizendine jane Brown Mike Brown Alan Buchko Bob Buck Tamie Buonodono 20 Ron Burgess Robert Burgner Ed Burnham Sara Burry lacqueline Burt Dave Cameron Lisa Camstra Scot Canfield Nancy Cannatti Sharilynn Canute lim Carter lack Case Mark Casebeer john Cash Gwen Chandler Sandy Chaney john Christ Linda Christian Bryan Clapp Pete Colburn Lee Comer Rick Converse Patrick Connell Beth Cortright Laura Cowles Cynthia Crapo Kim Crawford Carla Creech Laurie Cronkhite Chip Crooks Nancy Cross Dave Crothers jan Crumpton Marvin Culp Greg Curtis Cathy Cutsinger Penny Cuyler Mike Cybulski Greg Damon Kim Darazio Mary Dawson Duane Day Brian Dearden Eric DeBarr Micki DeLano Rick DeLoof Ron DeLoof Mark Dettl Marc Diamante Marla Dickey Mark Dillon Gale Dilno Mary Discher Marylyn Dobberteen lohn Domimgue Patty Douglas Stacey Drake lan Droeger Rick Duecker Debbie Duncan Linda Dyer Eve Easter Scott Erickson 204 fl! fs? bb- in f X it L la ri we r ig sf if i 1 K rr, Judd Fi r 'E ,x 'I aa if ' if na Q 4 1 X i , ilfhw 4 as all fi ' N 'QD W ft ff Q 4 E 4 4 iff? 7 it Fw is Xi ,fits ,W F F' l fl, Shelley Erickson Ron Ernst Barri Evans Louis Evans Ron Evans Doug Ewing Linda Fantin Kathy Fecho Chris Fedele jerry Figliuzzi Lee Fischer Connie Fisher Kathy Fisher john Forster Kathy Fox Pete Francisco Cindy Franke Debra Fulkerson Don Furterer Charmaine Gardner Chuck Gates Teresa Ghearing Marsha Gibson john Gilbert Darrell Giles Marvin Gill Becky Glyshaw Debbie Grable Gale Graham Nick Grande john Gray Felix Green Pam Grimaldi Robin Groat Greg Gross Karen Grumeretz Wynn Gruver lan Gryczka Nanette Hagle Betsy Hale Diana Hall Chris Hansen Gail Harland Chuck Harrington Glen Harris Rick Harris jerry Harville 205 Debbie Haveman Randy Hawes Kris Haws jeff Hayes Mark Hefner jill Heine Kathy Heine Karen Heitkamp Linda Henkel Linda Henry Greg Hensley Gloria Heppeard Kevin Herr Pat Hert john Hirt Laura Hodgkinson jane Hofacker Kathy Hollinger Sue Holt Tom Hooper Christine Hoos Shirlee Hopper Thelma Hough Rick House Heather Huber Dorene Hughes Dennis Hulse Gail Hursley Don Huskin Doug jackson jan jasper Steve johnson Duane johnston Carl jones jeffjones Linda jones Debbie joyce Tom jozwiak Kandi Kadlub Cindi Katz Bill Kazlauskas jeff Keedy jack Kerr Barb Kinch Chris Kng Gordon King Teresa Kinney Paul Kivin Dan Kolodziej Lori Komarck Sherri Koning Betsy Korten Randy Kurtzman jody Kwiatkowski Dan Labrecque Don Labrecque joe LaForce Karen Laird Nancy Lander jeff Lankerd Tim Latoszewski julie Latowski jeanette Leamy 206 Mike Leamy Sandi Ledford Annette Lemish Cary Lett Rick Liebel Tammie Lightbody Mark Lind lohn Lindahl Mike Lindauer john Link Sheila Livingston Mary Lloyd Steve Lohrstorfer Linda Long jerry Loyd Claudette Lussier Pat Lutz Terry Mackinder Debbie Mains Marie Mann Beth Martin Don Martin Eugene Martin Greg Masteller Ted Matko Cathy Maxson lack McCulley Kim McDermott Dan McFadden Bruce McFee Mike McGeorge Patricia McManaway lim McNutt Kevin Medland Linda Mehl Mark Meisterheim lack Melangton Marc Meloff Ken Messner julie Meyer lim Meyers Sherree Millard Cyndie Miller Dale Miller Tim Miller Mike Moffit Scott Moody Alice Moore David Moore Greg Moorhead john Morehart Leslie Morris Betty Mullenix Linda Mullins Lynn Murray Beth Myers Pearl Myers julie Nay Mary Neault Barb Nicolai Dick Niemann Tom Norton Fred Nye 207 Bob O'Connell Gina O'Hara joscelyn Oie Lori Olipra Karen Oliver Ron Olsen Mike Orlowski David Osborn Linda Osterman Dave Owen john Owen Greg Pancost julie Panos Donna Pape Barry Parker joe Parks jeff Parlin Kathy Pasche Susan Pasley Doug Paulson Hope Pearse William Peasland Sherry Peltier Barb Perez Marianne Perkins Karen Petch Leslie Phillips Kris Pierce Steve Pierson Linda Pinkston Denise Pokojski john Pokojski Elaine Pope Gary Pratt james Pratt David Priebe Ralph Puchalski Ann Pulsipher Phil Qualls Carol Quinn Pat Quinn Gary Radebaugh Leah Rayburn Barb Read Tom Renger Dave Renner Sheryl Repke 208 li X 1 qv Chris Ridpath Tammie Rigney Becky Rizor Vicky Robertson Sue Robinson Greg Rochon Philip Rooney Elizabeth Rouse Leesa Ruble Tod Rush Karen Rysz Dave Sackrider Sue Sanborn Larry Scalici Peter Scherer Scott Schieffer Sue Schott Greg Schreiner Schelle Schueler Debbie Schultz Sharon Schultz Sonja Schuster Steve Schwartz Naomi Scott Steve Seifert Steve Selinger Mike Sexton jayne Seymour jeff Shafer Tim Shay Sue Sheahon Terry Sheehy Kim Shelton Scott Shelton Toni Shelton Bob Sholes Kim Shook Noreen Shook ludy Shute Susan Sidney Sallie Siemers Zane Silas ludy Sims Karen Sjaarda Ron Slaughter Collin Small Debbie Smith Bob Sneed Roger Sokolowski Amy Sovern Bob Spencer Leslie Sperr Tobert Stack Ed Stanton Gary Stauffer Debbie Steiner lim Stevens Kris Stewart Brooke Stoner Rita Swafford Cary Tallent Lori Taylor Melani Teller 209 lohn Terry Bruce Teske Brenda Tessin Alana Therrien lay Thiel Don Thomas Laureen Thompson Brad Tinsley Leahanne Torrey Roxane Turley Ann Turnwald Ronda Tutewiler Tom Van Huysen Ann VanNorman Dwight Vargas Craig Vaughan Mike Vegis janet Vice David Vincent Thad Vincent Elaine Vinolus Evelyn Vinolus Karen Walbridge Kathy Walbridge Mike Walker Christina Wallace Shari Walman Sharon Warner Donna Warren Wendy Warren Susan Watson Deborah Way Tara Weaver Doug Weitting Karen Weller Randy Wendland Don Wentzel lill Wermer Dave White lon Whitlock Cynthia Whitmore Lynn Wieas Rick Wilbur Dane Wiley Gary Williams Steve Wines Tracy Wingfield 210 i i Q Lift ' i . . it . '1 i h 4 rierei 3 ., M ' af QL CTL ,. - A ' 'L ' , J .f ' if - ' - i . , 1. ,Q , , ' i I - - ff, 2 ' we , 5 ,W :X I X , , , Z J minh 15 if ef Z: x David Wittke Cary Wolfe Gary Wright john Wright Pat Wright Ed Wyson jamie Young i i 'km ..t. W as p , rm 1 , ,,.,-- . . I i1,i ' ' jj!! Theresa Zimmerman frm ,, ,t 211 U 212 F Faculty!Ads 2 7 Q S .3 Above: Superintendent Lloyd C. TeSelle. Right: Assistant Superintend- ent Karl Randels. 214 Board Has 3 Changes, Improvements Made The 1971 -72 Board of Education had three new faces. They were Mr. Earl Seaver, Mr. Don Garratt, and Mr. Calvin Hunter. Mr. Hunter replaced Mr. Richard Brown in the middle of the school year. No changes were made in the Administration Staff of Superintendent Lloyd C. TeSelle, Assistant Superin- tendent Karl Randels, Director of Special Services Da- vid Brophy, and Curriculum Director Dr. Carl Pacacha. The Administration initiated the protection of the pipes around the high school and replacement of the boilers in some of the older schools. They also pub- lished the newsletter Your Lakeview Schools. mil lx Qs ., ,, A is 5 , N, ! ', f 7 ff . I V K Leibert Takes Charge of L.H.S. Discipline Central's loss was Lakeview's gain, stated Mrs. H.K. Green, librarian at Battle Creek Central, when asked about the loss of Mr. Al Leibert. Mr. Leibert was with the Battle Creek school system for 18 years. He was appointed as assistant principal on August 16th, after the resignation of Mr. Walter johnson, who requested a transfer to a counseling department. Other than the replacement with Mr. Leibert, the front office remained the same. Mr. T.N. Thomas remained as principal and Mr. Ouellette finished his second year as assistant principal in charge of student activities. Helping the principals were, head secretary, Mrs. Lois Vieyra, secretary to assistant principals, Mrs. Evelyn Birdsall, and accounting secretary, Mrs. Doris Dunlap. Above: David Ouellette, assistant principal. Upper Right: T.N. Thomas, principal. Lower Right: Al Leibert, assistant principal. 216 xr A 2 A I A., Above: Doris Dunlap, accounting secretary. Upper Left: Lois Vieyra, head secretary. Lower Left: Evelyn Birdsall, secretary to assistant principals. 217 ff' X Wanda Dryer Bernard Girson Walter johnson l Marjorie Pastor Deane O. Harsha Robert D. Harvey Vera VanNorman Above: Mr. Girson pauses after a busy day. Left: Mrs. Dryer always shows a happy face to counsel- ing students. 218 johnson Transfers to Guidance Department Mr. Walter johnson, last year's assistant principal, joined the counseling staff in a position that was vacated by Mr. Barry Heywood. According to Guidance Director Mr. Robert Harvey, Counselors experienced an increased interest lo- cally in vocational education, due to the increased interest in the state toward career education. This year the counselors aided over 150 students in obtaining training at the Area Vocational Center. The counselors also visited the center more this year in order to learn more about program op- portunity and to see how the students were doing. Above: Guidance office secretary, Mrs. Helen Solomon. Right: Guidance Director, Mr. Robert Harvey. Four Replacements 220 Made Gerald Beard Chester Berg Virginia Bilbrey Sally Bishop Bill Brandell Robert Brownlee Gordon Burrows ludith Butler Gary Cantrell Harry Carruth janet Callahan ludy Case Tom Case Harold Chase Mary Clark Richard Colburn Sandra Colburn james Culver Deland Davis Barbara Dekema in '71-'72 Facult Marlyn DeWaard lames DeWeerd Ed Drew Richard Fauson Sharolyn Felton Geraldine Fitzgerald Alan Gibbs Marilyn Gibbs Ellen Harvey Alberta Hawkins Delores Hepler Gerald Hepler lanice Holley Larry Hulce Sam Jennings Carroll jensen Dickman Kausrud Paul Kirby Robert Kile joseph Kurti rbi Facult Given Grand Tour of Vo Ed Center 2 lan Larke Larry Laughlin Glenn Lawrence Patricia Lawrence Karen Litow Richard Lovell lean Lower Ron Lynch Ann MacGill Gerald Mackey Geraldine Mathews Roger McConneI Sharon McGlynn Barbara McKale William McNally james Miller Carl Moore john Nicolich Mary Patton Raymond Perry Mary Phillips Thomas Phillips Barbara Pitkethly james Ritter Teresa Rozen Norman Rubel William Schaumann Warren Schlatter Lyle Sebring LeRoy Shook Virginia Smallcombe Sheryl Stevens Winifred Ten ney Tad Vandervoort Luis Volpe Lynn Wallace Donna Wells Harold Wurl jerry Yeast Phyllis Zbiciak W Cafeteria, Custodial Staffs Increased Two of the new faces to enter this year's cafeteria staff were Mrs. Barbara Wright and Mrs. Mary Ho- ward. According to Mrs. Fern Preston, the cafeteria staff added no new meals because of the expense. Also, there is just so much you can make with meat, she said. The custodial staff hired one new man this year, Mr. Al Smith. There is something new to do eve- ryday, said custodial head, Mr. Custer Vinson. The most interesting job, Mr. Vinson said, was cleaning up the pollution pits of the rest rooms and cafe- teria. Right: Marshall Steeby, Thomas Mapes, Nicholas Reichel, Custer Vinson. Below: Rose Brown, Florence Marietta, Bobbie Wright, Mary Howard, Louise Deal, Odelia Shump, Fern Preston, Christine DeLong. 224 y I it li 5, .. at I P if T 3 r 5- if xi .qi :ir Q 4 elvis sw: ff 'bf it X 57' Q k OHIQ1' 1 l Top: Mr. Yeast discusses the perils of the Democratic parties with his government students. Left: Lakeview high priest , Mr. DeWeerd, ex- cites his Old Testament class. Above: Chemistry teacher, Mr. lensen, explains to Mike Powell the electron dot formation of sodium chloride. 225 GARY BEARD Ball State University, B.S. in Physical Education, Department Head, Athletic Director CHESTER A. BERG Eaetern Michigan University, B.S., M.A., Mechanical Drawing I,lI, Department Head VIRGINIA BILBREY Bob jones University, B.S., World Geo- graphy, Sociology, Family Life Educa- tion SALLY BISHOP Western Michigan University, Michigan State University, Kellogg Community College, B.S., A.A., General Biology C. WILLIAM BRANDELL University of Michigan, B.S., M.A., Phy- sical Education, Head Swim Coach, Asst. Varsity Football. ROBERT BROWNLEE Western Michigan University, Muske- gon Community College, A.A., B.S., M.A., Government, Economics GORDON F. BURROWS Western Michigan University, B.S., M.A., Math I, Algebra l,Il IUDITH l. BUTLER Nazareth College, Universite Laval, Uni- versity of Michigan, B.A., M.A., French l,II,III,IV, French Club Advisor IAN ET CALLAHAN Albian College, B.A., English GARY CANTRELL Olivet College, A.A., History of Middle East, Family Life Education H. RONALD CARRUTH Western Michigan University, Michigan State University, B.S., M.S., English, Shakespeare, Study of the Short Story and Novel, Driver Education IUDITH L. CASE Western Michigan University, B.S., Phy- sical Education, Coaching: Basketball, Softball, Girls Athletic Director, Pep Club, Pom Pom Director THOMAS CASE Bowling Green University, B.S., Modern Drama, Comedy and Satire, journalism, Grammar Skills and Composition, Poetry Seminar, Shakespearean Co- medy, Individual Reading, Freshman Swimming, Asst. Director All School Musical and Senior Play, junior Class Advisor HAROLD P. CHASE Western Michigan University, DePaL'-w University, B.A., American Government, Social Studies Department Head MARY CLARK Michigan State University, B.A., English RICHARD F. COLBURN Ohio State University, Western Mich- 226 Facult Directory igan University, Michigan State Univer- sity, B.S., M.A., Photography, General Science Director of High School Cam- Ping SANDRA COLBURN Michigan State University, Western Michigan University, B.A., Librarian IIM CULVER Ball State University, Western Michigan University, B.S., M.A., Typing I, Typing Il, Freshman Football Coach DELAND DAVIS Michigan State University, B.A., M.A.T., Advanced Chemistry, Chemistry, Senior Seminor, Asst. Wrestling Coach, Fresh- man Track Coach BARBARA 1. DEKEMA Hope College, Universidad laveriana, Western Michigan University, A.B., Spanish l,lI, Spanish Club Advisor MARLYN 1. DEWAARD Hope College, Western Michigan Uni- versity, B.A., M.A., Art of Motion Pic- ture, Black Voices, Grammar Skills and Composition, English I IAMES DEWEERD Western Michigan University, Michigan State University, Bible Literature, Gram- mar Skills, Drivers Education, Reserve Golf Coach EDWARD DREW University of Detroit, Wayne State Uni- versity, Michigan State University, B.S., General Science WANDA DRYER Kalamazoo College, University of Mich- igan, A.B., M.A., Counseling RICHARD A. FAUSON Western Michigan University, B.B.A., M.A., Consumer Rt. and Rem., Business Finance, Bookkeeping, Math IV, Coach-Freshmen Football, Freshmen Baseball SHAROLYN ANN FELTON Ball State University, Brigham Young University, B.A., Math ll, Algebra I, In- troduction Algebra II, Math III GERALDINE FITZGERALD Central Michigan University, University of Michigan, B.A., M.A., Latin l,II,IlI,lV, Latin Club Advisor ALAN GIBBS Western Michigan University, Bowling Green State University, B.S., M.A., U.S. History, U.S. History B. Coach-Reserve Football, Freshman Basketball, Asst. Varsity Baseball MARILYN GIBBS Western Michigan University, B.S., Shorthand I, Shorthand II, Typing I BERNARD W. GIRSON Western Michigan University, B.A., M.A., Counselor DEANE O, HARSHA Western Michigan University, B.A., M.A., Counselor, Senior Class Advisor ELLEN HARVEY Ball State University, B.S., Speech, Ac- ting, Senior Play, All School Musical, Fantasy, Forensics ROBERT D, HARVEY Michigan State University, B.A., M.A., Guidance Director ALBERTA HAWKINS Ball State University, Michigan State University, B.S., M.A., Home Ec. II,lII, Home And Family Living, Boys Home Arts DELORES HEPLER Western Michigan University, Michigan State University, Eastern Michigan Uni- versity, B.S., M.A., Physical Education, Aqua Sprites Director, Cheerleading Advisor GERALD L HEPLER Western Michigan University, Michigan State University, Eastern Michigan Uni- versity, B.S., M.A., Algebra I R., Plane Geometry, Head Freshman Football, Head Varsity Wrestling, Asst. Varsity Track IANICE HOLLEY Michigan State University, University of Hawaii, B.S., Home Arts-Girls, Home Ec. I,II LARRY HULCE Albion College, University of Illinois, B.A., M.A., U.S. History, Coach-Basket- ball, Track, Ass't. Football SAM IENNINGS Indiana State University, Ball State Uni- versity, B.S., M.A., Woods-I,ll CARROLL JENSEN Western Michigan University, Michigan State University, B.S., M.A., Chemistry, Driver Education, Coach-Golf Varsity WALTER C. JOHNSON Albion College, Western Michigan Uni- versity, Michigan State University, A.B., M.A., Counselor DICKMAN KAUSRUD Western Michigan University, B.S., Math I, Geometry, Algebra II ROBERT E. KILE Illinois State University, University of Il- linois, B.S., M.S., Physics, Electronics, General Science II PAUL H. KIRBY University of Michigan, Michigan State University, B.M., M.M., Orchestra, South Pacific, Fantasy IOSEPH L. KURTI Marietta College, Western Michigan University, B.A., M.A., 20th Century History, Coach-Reserve Basketball, Sophomore Class Advisor LARRY LAUGHLIN North Central Michigan College, Cen- tral Michigan University, Western Mich- igan University, A.A., B.S., M.A., Math II, Math Ill, Geometry R., Geometry Honors, Adv. Math Honors, Head Of Math Dept., Coach Tennis GLENN E. LAWRENCE Western Michigan University, B.A., M.A., English Literature, Creative Writ- ing, Modern Philosophical Thought, Head of English Dept., Coach-Cross Country PATRICIA L. LAWRENCE Michigan State University, Western Michigan University, B.A., M.A., English I, Reading Improvement A. D. LEIBERT Nebraska University, Michigan State University, A.B., M.A., Asst. Principal KAREN LITOW Western Michigan University, B.A., Eng- lish I, Creative Writing, Humanities, Short Story RICHARD E. LOVELL Ohio Wesleyan University, Ohio Uni- versity, Michigan State University, In- troduction to journalism, journalistic Writing and Editing, Advisor to Log, Crystal, News Bureau IEAN LOWER Michigan State University, Western Michigan University, A.B., Vocal Music, Advisor-Fantasy, All School Musical RON LYNCH Olivet College, Eastern Michigan Uni- versity, B,A., M.S., History, Physical Education, Coach-Football, Wrestling GERALD 1. MACKEY University of Minnesota, Michigan State University, B.S., M.A., Art I ANN MAC GILL Ohio Wesleyan University, University of Strasbourg, Middlebury College, B.A., French I,II, F.T.A. Advisor GERALDINE MATHEWS DePauw University, Western Michigan Uni- versity, Michigan State University, B.A., M.A., Reading IOHN R. McCONNEL Western Michigan University, A.B., World History SHARON MCGLYNN Northern Michigan University, Western Michigan University, B.S., English I, Gram- mar Skills and Composition BARBARA MCKALE Albion College, University of Wisconsin, B.A., M.A., Spanish I,III,lV WILLIAM A. McNALLY Western Michigan University, B.A., M.A., Boys Physical Education IAMES E. MILLER Michigan State University, Western Mich- igan University, B.A., M.A., Machine Shop, Power Mechanics, Machine Auto Shop, Adult Evening High School CARL B. MOORE Western Michigan University, B.M., M.M., Band IOHN NICOLICH Michigan State University, Western Michigan University, B.A., M.A., Busi- ness Law, General Business, Citizen- ship, Co-Advisor Deca Club and Deca Snack Bar DAVID A. OUELLETTE Eastern Michigan University, University of Michigan, B.A., M.A., Ed. Specialist, Ass't Principal, Student Council Advi- sor, National Honor Society Advisor MARIORIE PASTOR Battle Creek College, Michigan State University, B.A., M.A., Counselor MARY A. PATTON Alcorn A. and M. College, Western Michigan University, M.A., Office Machines, Typing, Vocational English RAYMOND E. PERRY Michigan State University, B.S., M.S., Citizenship, World Problems, Advisor to 9th grade class, L Club, Coach-Varsity Baseball, Reserve Foot- ball, Freshman Basketball MARY E. PHILLIPS Findlay College, Bowling Green State University, Western Michigan Univer- sity, B.S., Office Practice, Personal Typ- ing THOMAS S. PHILLIPS Findlay College, Western Michigan Uni- versity, B.A., Asian History, Govern- ment, Civics A IACQUELINE PIEPER University of Illinois, A.B., B.F.A., M.S., Speech Therapy, Adult Evening High School English BARBARA PITKETHLY Wester Michigan University, B.S., M.A., Merchandising, Marketing and Manage- ment, Coordinator for D.E., and Office Students, Head of Business Dep't, Deca Club Advisor, Head of School Store and Snack Bar IAMES RITTER Western Michigan University, B.S., M.A., Physical Education, Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Freshman Wrestling Coach TERRIROZEN Western Michigan University, B.S., Phy- sical Education, G.A.A. Advisor, Girls Track Coach, Assistant Cheerleading Coach NORMAN R. RUBEL Hillsdale College, University of Oregon, University of Detroit, Michigan State University, B.S., M.A., Biology, Ad- vanced Biology, Driver Education, Science Department Head WILLIAM SCHAUMANN University Of Illinois, Carleton College, Western Michigan University, B.S., M.A., Physiology, Biology, Health Ca- reers Club Advisor, Coin Club Advisor M. WARREN SCHLATTER Andrews University, Western Michigan University, B.A., Librarian LYLE D. SEBRING Hillsdale College, Tulane University, B.A., M.A., Advanced Math, Algebra, Mathll,IlI LEROY C. SHOOK Michigan State University, B.A., Ameri- can History VIRGINIA SMALLCOMBE Western Michigan University, B.A., M.A., Research Seminar, American No- bel Prize Aurthors, English, Modern American Literature, Individual Reading SHERYL STEVENS Spring Arbor College, Western Mich- igan University, B.A., M.A., Math IV, Al- gebra Il, Algebra I WINIFRED TENNY Iowa Wesleyan College, Western Mich- igan University, B.S., English, Advanced Grammar and Composition, Study of the Noval, Individual Reading T. N. THOMAS Kalamazoo College, University of Mich- igan, Columbia University, B.A., M.A., Principal TAD D. VANDERVOORT Western Michigan University, Michigan State University, Central Michigan Uni- versity, Kellogg Community College, M.A., Earth Science, General Biology, Sonar tecology clubl VERA L. VAN NORMAN Western Michigan University, B.A., M.A., Counselor LUIS I. VOLPE Western Michigan University, Michigan State University, B.S., M.A., Special Education-Math, Science, Social Studies, English, Drivers Education, Special Education Dep't Head LYNN WALLACE Western Michigan University, B.S., M.A., U.S. History, Debate, Drivers Edu- cation DONNA WELLS Western Michigan University, B.A., AI- gebra I R, Math III, Plane Geometry HAROLD WURL Layton School Of Art, Carroll College, Michigan State University, B.A., M.A., Art I,II,III,IV, Art Department Head IERRY YEAST Western Michigan University, B.S., M.A., American Government, Ass't Var- sity Tennis Coach PHYLLIS D. ZBICIAK Albion College, Michigan State Univer- sity, B.A., Math II, Geometry, Algebra I 227 SENIOR ACTIVITIES LINDA LOUISE ALBERS Honor Roll 1,2,45 Aqua Sprites 35 Health Ca- reers Club 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Spartan Swim Society 35 Library Ass't 1,2. DONALD EVERETT ALLES Honors Math 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Dramat- ics 45 Drama Club 45 Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 25 Fantasy 2,35 Health Careers Club 35 French Club 35 All School Musical 4. DAWN LEONA ANDREWS A-Cappella 45 Mixed Choir 35 Future Home- makers 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Main Office 45 Cafeteria 1,2,3. IACKIE LYNN ANGELL Honor Roll 1. RICHARD GARTH AVERY News Bureau 45 Pep Club 2,3. GARY DON BABIC KEN R. BAILEY SPF Officer 35 Pep Club 15 Basketball IFresh- manl 1, lvarsityl 2,3,4, lCaptainj 45 Baseball lFreshmanj 1, Qvarsityj 2,4. COLLEEN LOUISE BARNEY St. Philip High School 1,2. RENEE EVON BARTHEL Main Office 35 Ski Club 45 Fantasy 3. MATTHEW LOUIS BARTHOLOMEW Pep Club 1,25 Spartan Swim Society 15 Swim- ming lFreshmanl 1, Narsityl 4. BARBARA F. BAUMAN Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 SPF Officer 3,45 Class Of- ficer lSec.l 25 Top Ten 45 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 lPres.l 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4. IANIS LYNN BECK - Honor Roll 45 Future Teachers Club 35 Pep Club IV. Pres.l 15 Marching Band 2,3,45 Con- cert Band 2,3,45 District Solo and Ensemble 3,45 Spanish Club 25 Health Careers Club 1. KATHLEEN ANN BECK SPF Officer 35 A-Cappella 35 Mixed Choir 35 French Club 35 Pep Club 1. DEBRA LYNN BEHNKE Class Officer QV. Pres.l 45 Top Ten 1Courtl 45 Log Staff 45 Cheerleading lkeservel 2, Nar- sityl 3,45 Honors English 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 French Club 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3,4. MARY FRANCES BENKO Conestoga High School 15 Honor Roll 35 A- Cappella 3,45 Mixed Choir 25 Spartan 35 Main Office 35 Fantasy 3. MARY A. BETKA Health Careers Club 35 Main Office 45 News Bureau 45 All School Musical 4. MARY PAT BISHOP Middleton Union High School. Middleton Vths. 1,25 Dramatic 1,25 Drama Club 15 SPF Officer 25 Ski Club 1,2,35 Crystal 3,45 French Club 1,2. 228 TED LEE BISHOP Football lkeservel 2, Warsityl 35 Track lFreshmanl 15 Wrestling QFreshmanj 1. ROBERT FREDERICK BLUNK ROBERT MATTHEW BONKE Honor Roll 1,2,45 Pep Club 1. DAVID ALLEN BOUCK MARY FRANCIS BOWERS Dramatics 35 Freshman Choir 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,2,3. VINCENT EDWARD BOWERS Battle Creek Central 15 Football lFreshmanI 1, lReservej 2, Narsityl 35 Swimming lFresh- manl 1, lReservel 2, lvarsityj 3,4. MICHAEL LEWIS BOYER Football fFreshmanl 1, lkeservel 2, Ivarsityl 3,45 Baseball lFreshmanl 1, lvarsityl 3,45 Wrestling lFreshmanl 1. WILLIAM ALLEN BRIZENDINE MARGARET ANN BROWN Honors English 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Gov't Day 45 Lead- ership Clinic 35 Forensics 15 SPF Officer 2,3,45 Class Officer 1Treas.j 35 Top Ten 45 A- Cappella 2,35 Freshman Choir 15 Latin Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4. SANDRA SUE BRUEGCER Honor Roll 15 Leadership Clinic 25 Maiorette 2,3,45 SPF Officer 1,2,3,45 Guidance Office 45 Class Officer lSec.j 25 Fantasy 2,3,45 Future Teachers 3,45 French Club 1,25 Spanish Club 3,45 fTreas.l 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Assem- bly Planning Committee 1. MICHAEL IOHN BUDAS Honors Math 1,2,35 Honor Roll 1,2. GAIL S. BUNCH Dramatics 45 Health Careers Club 25 French Club 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Main Office 4. RICK L. BUNCH Forensics 3,4. NANCY IANE BURDICK Mixed Choir 25 Girls Glee Club 45 French Club 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Main Office 25 Crys- tal 3. DAVID STUART BURLAND Honor Roll 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 L-Club 3,45 Basketball lFreshmanl 15 Football IFresh- manj 1, Ikeservel 2, lVarsityl 3,4, QCaptainj 45 Wrestling lReservel 2, IVarsityj 3,4. RICHARD LEON BURROWS Honor Roll 3,45 Boy's State 45 SPF Officer 45 Class Officer fPres.l 45 Swimming fliresh- manj 1, lReservej 2. CAROL MARIE BURRY Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,4, lTreas.j 45 All School Musical 45 Orchestra 3,45 Fantasy 35 Spanish Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4. LINDA ANN BUTLER Mixed Choir 25 Freshman Choir 15 Girls Glee Club 25 Future Homemakers 2,35 G.A.A. 15 ' Cafeteria 1,2. ROBERT PAUL CAIRNS CYNTHIA ANN CAMPBELL Mixed Choir 25 Main Office 2. DIANE LOUISE CAMPOLI Honor Roll 1,3,45 French Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,2. IEANNE DIANE CAPRON Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 lSec-Treas.j 45 Girls' State 35 A-Capella 2,3,45 Freshman Choir 15 Fantasy 35 Spar- tannares 3,45 Health Careers Club 1,25 French Club 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Main Office 3,45 All School Musical 4. CRYSTAL CAROL CARLSON Flag Girl 35 Mat Club 45 Girls Glee 1,2. DEBRA C. CARROLL Mixed Choir 25 Freshman Choir 15 Pep Club 1. RICHARD EUGENE CARTLEDGE Springfield High School 15 French Club 3. CHARLES ALLAN CHANGLER Riverside High School 1,2,35 Ski Club 45 Swimming lvarsityj 4. MARY SUE CHRISTIAN MARTIN ION CHURCH Honor Roll 2,3,45 Health Careers Club 45 Wrestling lFreshmanj 1, IReservej 2. MELVIN H. CHURCH Honor Roll 1,45 Careers Club 45 Cross Coun- try Ikeservej 2,3,45 Track llfreshmanl 1, QRe- servel 2, lVarsityl 3,45 Wrestling QFreshmanJ 1. NANCY LOU CLARK Honors Math 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Guid- ance Office 45 Pep Club 1,2,3. SHERYL ANNE COMBS Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Fantasy 35 Future Homemakers 1,2,3 lSec.l 35 Cafeteria 1,2,3. CAROL SUE CONKELL Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Log Staff 45 Summer Workshop, Nazareth College 35 Fantasy 2,35 Future Teachers 3,45 fPres.j 45 Spanish Club 2,3,4, lPres.l 45 Pep Club 3. ANNETTE RAE CONNELLY Honors English 25 Honors Math 1,25 Honor Roll 1,2,35 National Honor Society 3,45 Fo- rensics 15 Log 45 Crystal 45 Summer Work- shop 35 Future Teachers 25 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4. TIMOTHY NEIL COOK Honor Roll 45 Pep Club 15 Football fFresh- manj 15 Swimming 1Freshmanl 15 Baseball IFreshmanl 1, lkeservej 2, lvarsityl 3,4, ICaptainl 4. RONALD A. COSS Pep Club 1,25 Football fFreshmanj 15 Track Narsityl 3. PATRICIA FRANCES COX Honors English 1,25 Honors Math 1,25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 Math Prize Competition 35 Gov't Day 45 SPF Officer 45 Log Staff 45 Class Council 2,35 Future Teach- ers 2,4, lTreas.l 45 French Club 1,2,3,45 Pep .Club 1,2,3. MAYREE KAY CRANE Honors English 35 Quill and Scroll 45 Flag Girl 25 Fantasy 1,2,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Main Office 45 Crystal 45 Cheerleader lkeservej 3, Narsityl 4. lANE'l'l'E ELIZABETH CRAVEN Honor Roll 1,2,35 Latin Club 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader QFreshmanj 1, lvarsityj 35 All School Musical 4. ROBERTA LYNN CRAW Band 1,2,3,45 Future Homemakers 15 G.A.A. 15 Main Office 3,45 Cafeteria 1,2,3,4. CONNIE DIANE CRUMPTON Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Ski Club 45 Girls Basketball 45 Girls Track 3,45 Girls Baseball 3. IULIA ANNE CRUMPTON Pep Club 1,2,3,4, lTreasurerl 45 Pep Assem- bly Planning Committee 25 SPF Officer 25 Top Ten lCourtl 45 Log Staff 45 lournalism Summer Workshop 45 Honors English 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. IULIE ANNE CUMMINS Spanish Club 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Spartan Swim Society 2,35 Class Officer QV. Pres.l 1,25 Girls Basketball 4. WILLIAM SCOTT DARROW Football lFreshmanl 1, lReservej 2 lvarsityl 3,45 Swimming lReservel 25 Track lvarsityj 25 Wrestling lFreshmanl. RON GENE DELANEY Baseball QFreshmanl 1, QReservej 2, lvarsityl 3,4. TIMOTHY IAMES DELOREY Richmond High School 1,25 All School Musi- cal 45 Basketball lFreshmanl 15 Football QFreshmanl 1, lkeservel 2, lvarsityl 4, Base- ball lReservel 1,25 Wrestling tReservej 3, QVarsity l 2,4 ALLEN JAMES DICKINSON Honors Math 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Math Prize Competition 152,3,45 Gov't Day 45 SPF Officer 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 L-Club 3,45 Football lFreshmanl 1, lkeservel 2, lvarsityj 3,45 Baseball lFreshmanl 1, lReservel 25 Wrestling lFreshmanl 1, lReservel 2,3. BARBARA FAY DILLON American School of Lima 1,2,35 Honor Eng- lish 1,2,3,5 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 SPF Officer 2,35 Log Staff 2,3. CAROL SUE DILSAVER Honor Roll 15 Crystal 35 A-Cappella 25 Fresh- man Choir 15 Girls Glee Club 45 G.A.A. 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3. FREDERICK DOHERTY - Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 SPF Officer 45 L-Club 2,3,45 Cross Coun- try tReservel 1,25 Football lvarsityj 3,45 Track lvarsityl 1,2,3,4, lCaptainl 45 Wres- tling lReservel 1,2, Narsityl 3. GERALD VAUGHN DRUMMONDS Honor Roll 45 SPF Officer 2,35 A-Cappella 2,3,45 Fantasy 2,35 Spartanares 2,3,45 Basket- ball lFreshmenl 15 Track QFreshmanl 15 Baseball lReservel 2. KATHLEEN LOUISE EASON Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Quill St Scroll 3,45 Future Teachers 2,3, IV. Pres.l 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Cross Country Manager 45 Log Staff 3,4 lEdi- torl 45 lournalism Summer Workshop 45 Un- dergrads 3,4. RANDY ALAN EICHLER Math Prize Competition 3,4. SHERRY SUE EMBRY Honors English 25 Orchestra 1,2,35 Fantasy 1,25 Music Camp. 1. SALLY IEAN EMORY Main Office 45 Business Club 4. SANDRA MARIE ERICKSON Honors English 25 Honors Math 15 Honor Roll 1,45 Quill 81 Scroll 45 Orchestra 15 Fan- tasy 15 Latin Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Crystal 45 Central Michigan University Orchestra Clinic 1. MICHAEL FRANKLIN FARLEY Honor Roll 35 Business Club 45 Library Ass't 3. DAVID LEIGH FAULK Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Boy's State 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, lClass Representativel 1,2, lPres.l 45 SPF Repre- sentative 1,2,35 Class Officer tPres.l 35 Foot- ball lFreshmanl 1, 1Reservel 2,3, lVarsityl 45 Baseball lFreshmanl 1, lReservel 25 Wres- tling lReservel 1,2, lvarsityl 45 All School Musical 4. IOHN IOSEPH FELSING Basketball lFreshmanj 1, QReservel 25 Foot- ball lFreshmanl 1, tkeservej 2, lvarsityl 3,4. LAURIE ANN FLYNN Mat Club 45 Log Staff 45 Future Teachers Ca- reers Club 2,35 French Club 2,35 Pep Assem- bly Planning Committee 3. RICHARD LOUIS FORD SPF Officer 2,3,45 Student Council Social Ac- tivity Committee 3,45 Football lFreshmanl 1, tReservel 2,3, lvarsityl 45 Baseball lFresh- manl 15 Wrestling lFreshmanl 1, lkeservej 2,3. DEBORAH ANN FORSTER Honor Roll 35 SPF Officer 35 Library Ass't 15 Health Careers Club 45 French Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3. SANDRA KAY FRANTZ Honor Roll 45 Dramatics 45 Forensics 45 Or- chestra 3,45 Mixed Choir 25 Freshman Choir 1. BRUCE GEORGE FRICK STEPHEN MICHAEL FUNK Pep Club 1,2. DANIEL FREDERICK FU RTERER Spartan Swim Society 35 Swimming lFresh-5 manl 1, lReservej 2, lVarsityl 3,4. PAM S. GALLI THOMAS EDWARD GARNES VICKI SUE GEORGE Dramatics 35 A-Cappella 25 Freshman Choir 15 Main Office 4. THOMAS ROBERT GILBERT Honor Roll 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 L-Club 3,45 Football lFreshmanl 1, lkeservej 2, lvarsityl 3,45 Baseball QFreshmanl 1, lReservel 2, lvarsityl 3,4. STEPHEN EVERETI' GILES Business Club 4. DAWN RACHELLE GINNEBAUGH Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Freshman Choir 15 Busi- ness Club 45 Main Office 3,4. FREDERICK WAYMAN GORE Honors English 25 Honors Math 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Gov't Day 45 Boy's State 35 Forensics 15 SPF Officer 2. RICHARD R. GOVE Rogers High School 1,2,35 Honors English 3,45 Honors Math 35 Honor Roll 2,3,45 SPF Officer 3,45 Class Officer lTreas.l 25 Basket- ball lFreshmanj 1, lReservej 2, lvarsityl 3,45 Football lFreshmanl 1, lReservej 2, lvarsityj 3,45 Track lResewel 2, Qvarsityj 45 Baseball lFreshmanl 1, lVarsityl 2,3,4. PATRICIA ANNE GRIMALDI Honors English 3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 lunior Prom Co-Chairman5 Future Homemakers 1,25 Latin Club 3,45 French Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 SPF Officer 1,2,35 Main Office 25 Mat Club 45 Ski Club 1,25 All School Musical 4. DIANE MARIE GRIMM Business Club 4. PAMELA KAY GROIEAN Pep Club 15 Main Office 2. ALBERT CARL GUBITZ Honors English 1,25 Honors Math 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Math Prize Competition 3,45 French Club 1,2,3,45 Tennis QVarsityl 3,45 Baseball lResewel 2. DAN A. GUNTER Sand Creek High School 15 Football QRe- servel 2, fvarsityj 1,2,45 Track lVarsityl 1,35 Baseball lReserveQ 2, lvarsityj 1. LINNETTE M. HAGEMANN Girls Glee Club 3,4. TERRI RAE HAGGSTROM Honors English 1,25 Honors Math 1,2,35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 National Merit Semi-Finalist 45 Math Prize Competition 45 Gov't Day 45 Dramatics 45 Forensics 3,45 Orchestra 2,35 Fantasy 3. LEE ELEANOR HAIGHT William Henry Harrison High School 15 Honors English 1,25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Quill 81 Scroll 3,45 SPF Officer 15 Crystal 3,4, lEdi- torl 45 Summer Workshop, Northwestern In- stitute 35 Freshman Choir 1, Aqua Sprites 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4. CAROLE MAURINE HAKALA Honors English .25 Honors Math 1,2,35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Health Careers Club 1,25 Spanish Club 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 SPF Officer 3, Guidance Of- fice 3,45 Library Ass't 15 All School Musical 4. 229 BARBARA HEITKAMP HAMMER Honors Math 1,2,35 French Club 1,25 Ski Club 45 Girls Track 3,4. KERA LYNN HAND Pep Club 1,2,35 Main Office 3,4. RICHARD L. HARRELL IOHN L. HARRIS PEMBERTON R. HARRIS Wrestling lFreshmanl 1. TERESA IOAN HART Honors Math 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 French Club 1,2,35 Main Office 3. ANGELIKA HARTMANN French Club 4. CRAIG TIMOTHY HARTRICK Honors English 25 Honors Math 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,35 Fantasy 2,35 Football lFreshmanl 1. CHRISTINE MARIE HEINE Honor Roll 1,2,35 Girls Glee Club 25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 SPF Officer 1. WESLEY RAYMOND HEPPLER Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Quill 81 Scroll 45 Boy's State 45 Pep Club 2,35 L-Club 2,3,45 SPF Of- ficer 15 Log Staff 3,45 Basketball lFreshmanl 1, lkeservel 2, lVarsityl 3,45 Cross Country lvarsityl 2,3,45 lCaptainj 45 Track lvarsityl 2,3. TERILYNN DAWN HILLIS Honors English 25 Honors Math 1,25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,35 Latin Club 1,25 Cafe- teria 1,25 Girls Track 3. NANCY LYNN HODGKINSON Aqua Sprite 1,25 Pep Club 1,2. IULIE ANN HODEMAN SPF Officer 35 Main Office 35 Aqua Sprites 4. MEREDITH IAN HOLMES Pep Club 1,2. IEFFREY THOMAS HOLT Honors English 25 Honors Math 1,2,35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4, lPresidentj 45 Math Prize Competition 2,3,4 lFinalistj 3,45 Orchestra 1,2,35 A-Cappella 35 Fantasy 1,2,3,45 Spartanaires 35 French Club 35 SPF Officer 1,2,45 Class Officer qPresl 15 Swimming lFreshmanI 1, 1Reservel 25 All School Musical 45 Summer Workshop lin- terlochenj 1,2,3. YOLANDA BRENDA HOLT Pep Club 1,2,3. STUART K. HOPKINS IOYCE MARIE HOPPE Pep Club 1,2,35 Main Office 2. ROSEMARY HORWARTH Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,4, lPres.j 3,45 Fantasy 1,25 SPF Officer 2, Library Ass't 35 Spanish Club 35 All School Musical 45 Mu- sic Summer Workshop 1,2. TERESA KAY HOXIE St. Philip High School 15 Library Ass't 4. CHRISTOPHER MARK HUBBARD Freshman Choir 15 Pep Club 1,25 Football lFreshmanI 1, lReservel 25 Wrestling lFresh- 230 manl 1, lReservel 2. IEAN MARIE HUNT Honors English 1,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,35 SPF Officer 35 Main Office 3,45 Library Ass't 15 All School Musical 45 Gov't Day 45 A-Capella 2,35 Freshman Choir 15 Spartanaires 35 Span- ish Club 1,35 Pep Club 1,3. IAMES A. HUNTER Honors English 45 Library Ass't 45 U.N. Club 25 Latin Club 1,25 Pep Club 2. MARY LOUISE HUNTER DEBORAH IOYCE ILIFF Honor Roll 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Guidance Of- fice 4. SHELDON MARSHALL ISENBERG Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Quill 81 Scroll 3, 45 Crystal 45 Pep Club 35 L-Club 3,45 Basketball lFresh- manl 1, lReserveJ 2, lVarsityl 3,45 Football lFreshmanl 1, Warsityj 2,3,45 Baseball lFreshmanI 1, fvarsityl 3,4. DENISE ELEANOR IACOBS Honor Roll 35 Quill 8: Scroll 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Mat Club 45 Crystal 3,4. MICHAEL THOMAS IATOFT Springfield High School 15 St. Philip High School 2, WILLIAM ROGER IEFFERY Pep Club 45 Wrestling lFreshamnl 1, lRe- servej 2,3, lVarsityl 4. PATRICIA DAWN IESSUP Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Library Ass't 4. KATHERINE IRENE IONES Honor Roll 2,35 Guidance Office 35 Girls Track 3,4. SANDY IANEL IONES Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Fantasy 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 SPF Officer 3,45 iSec.l 45 Ski Club 45 Spanish Club 3,45 Crystal 45 All School Musical 4. SUSAN GAIL IONES Main Office 2,3,45 Library Ass't 3,45 Future Teachers 25 Pep Club 2,3,4. TERRI SUE IOPPIE DARREL FRANKLIN IOYCE Latin Club 15 Pep Club 15 Tennis lReservej 15 Baseball 1ReserveJ 2. PATRICIA ANNE IUSTICE Girls Glee Club 3,4. HOLLY WYNNE KAISER Honors English 2,35 Honors Math 1,25 Honor Roll 1,45 Fantasy 15 Pep Club 1,25 SPF Officer 3,45 Guidance Ofice 25 Spanish Club 2. TIM ALLEN KAISER Swimming iFreshmanj 15 Track lFreshmanl 1. GREGORY DEAN KAICIENSKI Cross Country Warsityl 2,3,45 Football lFreshmanj 15 Track lFreshmanI 1, lvarsityj 2,3,4, lCaptainj 4. MARK l. KARTHEU Honor Roll 35 Library Ass't 35 Business Club 3. DAVID LYNN KEEDY Buena High School 1,2,35 Band 1,2,35 Health Careers Club 45 Tennis lvarsityl 3,4. CAROLE KENT Honor Roll 3,45 Pep Club 15 Cheerleader llfreshmanl 1. BRIAN KAY KIRKHAM Ski Club 45 L-Club 45 Football lReservel 2 lVarsityl 3,45 Track lReservel 25 lVarsity 3,4. SCOTT EDWARD KIRKLAND Wayland Academy 15 Honors English 25 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Dramatics 35 Foresics 35 Tennis 1VarsityI 2,3. BARBARA IOANNE KIVIN Honors English 2,35 Honors Math 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Flag Girl 45 Future Teachers 2,3,4, lSec.j 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 All School Musical 4. MICHAEL KOLODZIEI Riverside-Brookfield High School 15 Mixed Choir 25 Football 1ReserveI 3, Warsityl 45 Swimming lReservel 2. THOMAS KOWATCH Basketball lVarsity Managerl 3,45 Cross County lManagerI 45 Baseball lManagerI 2. CHARLES THOMAS KUBASIAK Drum Major 45 Fantasy 2,35 Baseball lFresh- manl 1. GARY LEE KUNNATH Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 SPF Officer 45 French Club 1,2,3, lSarg. at Armsj 3, LV. Pres.j 45 Pep Club 3,45 L-Club 2,3,45 Cross Country lReservel 45 Football lFreshmanI 1, lRe- servel 2, lVarcity I 35 Wrestling 1Reservel 1, lVarsityl 2,3,45 lCaptainj 45 Track lFresh- mani 1. RANDALL A. LABREQUE French Club 15 Pep Club 2,35 L-Club 2, 3,45 Footbal lFreshmanl 15 Baseball lFreshmanl 15 Wrestling lReserveJ 1, lvarsityl 2,3,45 lCaptainj 4. CONNIE RAE LAIRD Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Aqua Sprite 1,2,3,4, lPro- duction Directory 45 Spanish Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4. DONALD IAMES LALONDE Honor Roll 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2. JAMES LORETZ LANDER Basketball ilireshmanj 1, lReservel 2, lVar- sity 3,4. ROSEMARY LAROCK Davidson High School Mobile, Alabama 15 Business Club 45 Future Homemakers 2,3, lPres.J 3. CRAIG ROBERTS LEATH ERMAN PATRICIA CAROL LEDFORD Cafeteria 2,35 Mixed Choir 3. RICHARD LEE LEITER Football lReserve Managerl 25 Baseball lFreshmanl 1 lReservel 2, lVarsity Manageri 3,4. BRUCE WILLIAM LESLEY Honors English 25 Honors Math 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Gov't Day 45 Debate 35 Basketball lFreshamnl1, lReservej 25 Tennis l lF e5I1m3flI 1, iReserveI 2, tVarsityI 3,4, iCaptaini 4. BRADLEY RICHARD LEWIS STEPHEN RAY LEWIS Band 1,2,3,4, QV. Pres.j 45 Orchestra 2,35 Fan- tasy 2,35 Pep Club 1,25 L-Club 2,3,45 lFootball tReserveI 25 Swimming tReserveJ 1, tVar- sityl 2,3,4, lCaptainI 4, Baseball lFreshmanI 1. PATRICIA ANN LIEBEL Honor Roll 2,3,45 Fantsy 25 Aqua Sprites 2,3,45 French Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Assembly Planning Committee 45 Top Ten lCourtj 45 Log Staff 45 Cheerleader lVarsityI 3,4, iCaptainI 4, Quill and Scroll 4. GERALD A. LINDSAY Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Quill 81 Scroll 45 Math Prize Competition 45 Boy's State 45 News Bureau 45 Health Careers Club 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 L-Club 3,45 Basketball iFreshmanI 1, tReserveJ 2, tvarsityj 3,45 Football tFresh- manj 1, tReservej 2, tvarsityj 3,45 Baseball iFreshmanj 1, tReserveI 2, Warsityj 3,4. KATHLEEN LOUISE LINGENBERG Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Quill 81 Scroll 3,45 Spartan Swim Society 35 Class Officer tTreas.I 1,2, Log Staff 3,45 Aqua Sprites 1,2,35 Spanish Club 2,35 Pep Cub 1,2,3,4. DONALD EDWARD LINK Library Ass't1,2,3,45 Freshman Choir 1, Cross Country ivarsityj 45 Football tManagerI 35 Track tFreshmanI 1, tVarsityI 2,45 Wrestling lReserveI 1,2. LINDA LEE LIPPINCOTT Business Club 45 Pep Club 2,35 Guidance Of- fice 2. MARY LOUELLA LOHRSTORFER Freshman Choir 15 Pep Club 2,3,45 Mat Club 45 Girls Baseball 3,45 Wrestling tManagerI 45 News Bureau 45 junior Class Council 3. DEBORAH LYNN LOMBARDINI Library Ass't 2. BARRY HOWARD LUPOVICH Honor Roll 2,3,45 Quill 81 Scroll 3,45 Health Careers Club 2,35 French Club 15 Spanish Club 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 SPF Officer 35 Crystal 3,45 Basketball tManagerI 45 Football iMan- agerj 3. GREGORY ALAN MALLERNEE DOUGLAS LEE MANN A Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 L-Club 3,45 Cross Country lReserveI 15 Football tReserveI 2, iVarsityI 3,45 Track 15 Wrestling 1, IReserveI 2,3. STEVEN HAROLD MANN Honors English 3,45 Honors Math 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Math Prize Competition 3,45 Fantasy 2,3,45 Freshman Track iManagerI 1, Varsity tManagerJ 2,3. GAIL IOY MANSKE MARY MARQUEZ Previous High School Attended tPacific High Schooli. KATHRYN DONELL MARSHALL Deca Club 45 Main Office 35 Co-Op 45 Fu- ture Homemakers 25 Pep Club 1 RICHARD IOHN MARTINOVICH Honor Roll 15 Football iReserveI 2, iVarsityI 3,45 Golf 15 Track iReserveI 2, tvarsityj 3, 45 Wrestling 1. SUSAN LINDSAY MASON WILLIAM MAYO Previous High School Attended tRobert G. Colej SUSAN KAY MCALLASTER Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Guidance Office 45 Deca Club tVice Presidenti 4. KENNETH L. McGUFFlN Honors English 2,35 Honors Math 3,45 Honor Roll 2,35 Math Prize Competition 2,3,45 Pre- vious High School Attended lEast Nobel Highj. POLLY LYN MCKEAGUE Mixed Choir 2,35 Freshman Choir 15 Girls Glee Club 45 G.A.A. 1,25 PEP Club 1. PAUL MICHAEL MCNAMEE Pep Club 1. IOHN PHILLIP MEAD Honors Math 15 Band Officers 1,2,35 TIMOTHY LYNN MEHL Honor Roll 1,25 S.P.F. 45 Football lFreshmanI 1, tReserveI 2, ivarsityj 3,45 Baseball lFresh- amnl 1, iReserveI 2, tVarsityI 3,4. LARRY LAVERN METZGAR Deca Club 45 Previous High School At- tended iWestern Hills HighJ5 Football tVar- sityl 3,4. DEBORAH ANN MARIE MEYERS Pep Club 1,2,3. STEVEN RAY MOO DY FRANCES E. MOREHART Mixed Choir 25 Girls Glee Club 45 Previous High School Attended Curtian High. SUSAN MARIE MOULDS Honor Roll 35 Future Homemakers 25 Pep Club 2. REBECCA LYNN MULL Honor Roll 15 Mixed Choir 25 Girls Glee Club 45 Fantasy 2,45 French Club 1,25 S.P.F. 2. ROBERT 1. MULLENIX Track 1, tVarsityI 35 Wrestling 15 iVarsityI 2,3,4. MICHAEL ROBERT NEAULT French Club 35 Pep Club 1,25 Football 1, iRe- servel 25 ivarsityi 3,45 Baseball 15 Wrestling 1, tReserveI 2,3, tvarsityj 4. KAREN JOYCE NELSON Honors English 35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Flag Girl 3,45 Health Careers Club 45 French Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,4. KAREN ELAINE NESSETH Honor Roll 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Fantasy 4. RODERICH LEE NEWCOMB Cafeteria 1,2,3,45 Fantasy 2,35 Vocational Center 3,4. LYNN KAY NEWMAN Honor Roll 3,45 Quill 8I Scroll 3,45 Aqua Sprites 3,45 Deca Club 4, iSecretaryI5 Pep Club 1,2,35 Main Office 35 iTreasurerj 45 Top Ten 45 Log Staff 3,45 Summer Workshop QU. of Detroitj. LU ANN NEWTON Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 45 S.P.F. 25 Main Office 45 Top Ten 45 Crystal 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Cheerleading 1, tReserveI 2, lvarsityj 3,4, iCaptainI 2. KATHLEEN LOUISE O'HARA PEGGY LYNN O'HERAN Honors English 1,25 Dramatics 35 Forensics 35 S.P.F. 45 News Bureau 45 A-Cappella 2,3,45 Freshman Choir 1. CHRISTOPHER RAY OSTAFIN Dramatics 35 Forensics 35 French Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Winner of French Com- petition tK.C.C.I5 News Bureau iDirectorj 4. STEPHEN IOHN OTT Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 45 Math Prize Competition Finalist 45 Lead- ership Clinic 45 Dramatics 45 Forensics 45 U.N. Club 25 Pep Club 2,35 L-Club 35 S.P.F. 45 Football 1, iReserveJ 2, lvarsityj 3,45 Track 1, lReserveI 25 Wrestling 1, lReserveI 2,3. MARCIA ANN PALMER Library Assistant 1,4. RONALD EARL PANCOST Honors Math 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Math Prize Competition 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Fantasy 35 Latin Club 4. GAIL MARIE PATTISON Pep Club 1. MARTIN IAY PECK Orchestra 2,35 Fantasy 2,3. BARBARA IEAN PENNOCK Mixed Choir 35 Girls Glee Club 45 Future Homemakers 35 G.A.A. 4. DAVID IOHN PETERS Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Boys State 35 Football iReserveI 25 Swimming 15 Basketball 15 QRe- servei 2, lvarsityj 3. STEVE L. PHILLIPS MARK EDWARD PODELL Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Ureasureri 35 Fantasy 1,25 Tennis 1, lReserveJ 2, tvarsityj 3,4. EDWARD W. POKOISKI Crystal 3,4. IEFFREY ALAN PORTER Band 1,2,3,4. STEVE PREVOST Leadership Clinic 25 Band lPresidentI 45 Or- chestra 2,35 Fantasy 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 S.P.F. 1,2,3,45 iSecretary-Generali 45 Football QRe- servel 25 Swimming 1. ANNETTE MARIE PROBOL Honor Roll 45 Dramatics 35 Ski Club 45 News Bureau lAssistant Directory 45 Health Ca- reers Club 1,2,3,4 iSecretaryj 45 Latin Club 15 French Club 1,2,3,4, iTreasurerj 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL DAVID QUINN 231 MARK LEE RADEBAUGEI Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Cross Country iManageri 1. RANDY IOSEPH RAGINA Honor Roll 2,3,45 Guidance Office 45 Cafe- teria 1,2,35 Tennis 1. KARL MICHAEL RAUTMANN Drama Club 35 Fantasy 1,25 Latin Club I. BARBARA IO REED Honors Math 1,35 Honor Roll II5 A-Capella 2,35 Freshman Choir I5 French Club 35 Pep Club 25354. COLLIE ANN REES Honors English 25 Honor Roll 1,2545 S.P.F. I5 Main Office 45 Pom Pon Corps 45 Crystal 45 French Club 2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Cheerleading 1, tReservel 3, iCaptain 35 ' IANET LYNN REIERSON Honor Roll I,2,.I,45 Quill 81 Scroll 45 Log Staff 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Pep Club l,2,I,45 iRep- resentativel I,25 Pep Assembly Cornmittee 25 Basketball ivarsityl 45 Softball ivarsityl 5,45 Cheerleading ivarsityi I,4. STEPHEN EDWARD RENULR Honor Roll 2,45 Band I,25 S.P.l. 2,I5 Spartan Swim Society I,2,.I5 Fantasy 2,I, French club I,2,3,4 tPresidentl 45 Pep Club I,2,I,4, L- Club 2,3,45 Swimming I, tvarsityl 2,I,4 it ap' tainl 4. BOCDAN RENILA Danville High School5 Honors Lnglrsh 2,I,45 Honors Math 2,3,45 Math I'rize Competition 1I,45 Tennis tReservej 2. CHRISTINA MARIE RLPACK Freshman Choir 15 tiirls tjlee Club 2,I,45 'Fantasy 'I,2,3,4. CHRISTY LEE REYNOLDS Pep Club I,2,.I,45 Cuidanc e Office I5 Main Office 35 Cheerleading iManagerl 45 Spanish Club 'I,25 Undergrads I,4: MARY ANNE RIEIJNLR Honor Roll ,I,45 Quill 81 Sc roll I,4, Log Stalf lI,45 French Club I,2,.I,45 Pep t lub 2,I,4. KARI N Rll EY Munrce Central High Sc hool l,2, I5 M.rt t lub 45 Pep Club 4. PATRICIA ELAINE RIPPER Business Club 4. KATHLEEN MARIE ROACII Mat Club 45 Health Careers t luh I, t..A.A I,25 Spanish Club I,25 Pept lub I5 tirrls lrac lc i,4. MICHAEL L, ROBINSON A-Capella 2,.I5 Freshman I hoir I, lantasy 2 O 232 DENNIS CLARK ROEBUCK Honors Math 2,3,45 Honor Roll I,2,fI,45 Math Prize Competition 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Fan- tasy 35 Latin Club 3,4 tPres.j 4. YVONNE CAIL ROSE Cafeteria 1,2,35 Orchestra 'I,2,LI,45 Fantasy 1,25 Future Homemakers 1,2. KERIC STEVEN ROWLEE Band 4 iSecretaryJ5 Orchestra 3,45 Fantasy5 Tennis iReservej 1,2. MICHELE RUSSELL French Club 1,25 Pep Club I,25 S.P.F. I,2,.I5 Main Office 4. IAMES RYAN S.P.F. 45 Football iVarsityl 45 Track iVarsityj 4. LINDA KING SACKRIDER Honor Roll I5 Aqua Sprites I,2,I,4, ilioarcll 45 Latin Club 2,55 Pep Club I,2,I,4. SCOII WIIIIAM SAIYERS 9 Honors English I5 Honors Math I,2,I,45 Ilonor Roll l,2,I,45 Math Prize Competition 2,I,45 National Honor Society I,45 ,National Merit Semi Al inalist 45 lorc-nsics I5 latin Club 2,.I,4 ilreasurc-ri. t.All IILEN SAUNDLRS Iuturc- llonternakers I5 Calc-tc-ria I,2,I,4, lr- brary Ass't 25 Vo-Ecl School 45 tiirls Softball I. SCOII I. SAVAGE Orchestra I,45 Fantasy 2,'I. WILLARD I, SCHINDIER Honor Roll 2,3,45 Dramatics I,2,I,45 Foren- sics I,.I,45 S.P.l-. 25 Fantasy I,2,45 Spanish Club I5 Pc-p Club I. ROBERT S. SCOII Ilonor Roll I,I,45 Business Club 4. SUSAN M. SCOII West Anchorage Iligh5 Main Otficc- 45 Ski Club 45 lunior Prom Top len I, Cheerleadc-r Warsityj 2 Illt IMAX BARRY SII IIRISI Ilonor Roll 45 IIand I,25 Swrrnrning I,2 iRi- servel, Iiascrhall I, lRc-serve, 2, Warsrtyj 4. LAWRI NIL NIICHAII SIIANI I Y Swirnrning I, lS.rst'hall I, tRl'Sl Vl'l 32 IV-il' sityl I,4. IOIJI RENL SIIAWVLR Main Otticr- 2,45 A-tapc-lla I5 tarls trlc-e tlcrb 25 Iantasy I5 lrrture Teacher I5 Pc-p Club I,2 IAMII ANN Sllll ION LiIIlhfaIl'1' t luh I5 library Ass't 2. LINDA M. SHERRICK Honor Roll 1,3,45 A-Capella 2,35 Freshman Choir 15 Fantasy 1,25 Spartanaires .I. BRUCE ALAN SHOLES Honors English 1,25 Honors Math I,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Math Prize Competition 45 Boys State 45 Debate 2,3,45 Forensics 2,3,45 Summer Workshop tDebatel 2,3,45 French Club 35 Pep Club 35 L-Club 35 Swimming 15 Tennis tReservej 1, tVarsityj 2,3,4 tCaptainj 4. DIANNE SHUTE Pep Club 'I,25 Main Office .I,45 Decca 4. DAWN ANN SIMS Honor Roll 1,2,'I,45 S.P.F. I5 Main Office 45 Deca 4 tTreasurerl5 French Club .I5 Pep Club 1. THOMAS CRAIG SIMS Band I,2,I,45 Fantasy 2,I. PATRICIA EIAINL Sl ACK Honor Roll I,45 Quill Ancl Sc roll 45 Pep Club l,2,I,45 S.P.l', 2,.I, Main Oflic e 2,3,45 Top len iQuec-nl 45 Log Statf 45 Clieerleaclirig tile- servel 2, tVarsityl I,4. Undergracls I,4. PAIRICIA ANN SONIC KSON Honors Math 'I,2,I5 Honor Roll I,2,I,45 Na- tional Honor Society 45 Math Prize Com- petition l,2,.I,45 A-Cappella 2,I,45 Freshman Choir I5 Fantasy .I5 Spartanaires 2, I,45 G.A.A. 'I,2,I,4, ilreasurer 2l, tVice-President .I,4l5 Latin Club I,45 Basketball ikeservel il,2l ivarsity I,4j lrack ivarsity I,4j Summer Workshop tOlivet Collegel 2,I,45 KAII-IERINE ANNE SPIESS Dramatics I5 Pep tflub 2. MARY ELIIABEIH SIARRING Honor Roll I,2,45 A-Cappella .I5 Freshman Choir I5 tiirls Glue Club 25 Deca 4 iPrc-si' dent 4l5 Pep Club l,2,I5 S.P.l'. 45 Spanish Club 2. KIM IAC OB STI:Ll RECHI Honor Roll I,45 Math Prize Competition 5,45 Iiancl I,2,I,45 Orchestra l,2,I,45 Fantasy I,2,I5 Wrestling 2, iRc'sc-rvel. DEBRA ANNI Sll IILR Honor Roll I,45 Dramatics 45 lorensics 45 Honors thou 4, National t horal Award I5 Miss t arrrpus Life I5 A-Cappella 2, I,45 Fresh- rnan Choir I5 Fantasy 2, I5 Spartanaires 2,I5 l'rc-nch Club I. KAIHLLEN IOANNE SILVINSON Deca 4, Pep Club I5 Ilarpc-r Crec-lc 2. CYNIIIIA KAY SIOBALKIII Honors English I,2, National Honor Soc ic-ty I,45 Honor Roll I,2,I,45 Fantasy I,2,I5 A-Ca- pella Choir 2,3,45 Freshman Choir 15 Pep Club 2,35 Spartanaires 2,3,45 State Honors Choir 2,35 All School Musical 45 Dist. Solo And Ensemble 2,35 State Solo And Ensemble 1,2,3. ANN MARIE STRONG Honor Roll 1,25 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Fantasy 1,2,35 French Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 S.P.F. 1,2,3,45 Vice-President 35 Ski Club 4 fSergeant at Armsj. CATHERINE lANE SWAUCER Honors English 25 Health Careers Club 45 QW.K. Kellogg Highi. Q SYLVIA ANN SWEET Pep Club 1,2,3. HALE B. SWORDS Webb High School5 Football 1Reiervel 1, fVarsityj 2. MARK ALLEN TAYLOR Honors Math 35 Honor Roll 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Basketball fReservej 15 QVarsityj 25 Football QReservel 25 Baseball 1, fReservej 2. SHARON LEE TAYLOR Aqua Sprites 15 Guidance Office 15 LINDA GAIL TEMME Honors Math 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Math Prize Competition 45 Future Teachers 2,3,4 fVice-Presidentl5 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4. ROBERT BRUCE THAYER Honors Math 25 Honor Roll 45 Spartan Swim Society 2,35 Pep Club I5 Swimming 1, Nar- sityj 2,3,45 Tennis 1Reservej 25 Track 1. PATRICIA LEE THERRIEN Honors English 35 Honors Math 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Math Prize Competition 2,3,45 A-Capella 2,3,45 Freshman Choir 15 Health Careers Club 1,2,3,45 tSecretaryj5 Latin Club 3,45 Pep Club 3,4. CYNTHIA SUE THOMAS Honors English 25 Honors Math 1,2,35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Math Prize Competition 2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,25 French Club 1,2,3. PAUL EDWARD THOMAS Honor Roll 35 Football tReservej 2, Warsityl 4. DAVID PAUL THOMPSON Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Cross Country fResevej 1, fVarsityI 45 Track 15 Undergrads 3,4. STEPHEN THOMAS TINSLEY Pep Club 15 L-Club 3,45 Football 1, fReservej 2, fvarsityi 35 Baseball 1, fReserve5 2, War- sityj 35 Wrestling 1. IAMES EMIL TOMPERT ' Honors English 25 Honors Math 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Math Prize Competition 45 Math Appreciation Week 45 Boys State 45 Debate 2,3,45 Forensics 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Summer Workshop fDebatej 2,3,4. ROBERT EDWARD TOOHEY Honors Math 2,35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 L-Club 3,45 Golf fReservej5 Track Warsityj 45 Wres- tling 1. DENNIS E. TORREY Vo-ed 3,45 Football 1Reservej 2,3 fvarsityi 45 Track 1, fReserveI 2 Warsityj 3,45 Wrestling 1. DUANE LEONARD TRAUT SUSAN KELLY TROWBRIDGE Spanish Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3. KEVIN RICHARD TUCKEY Honors English 1,2,3,45 Honors Math 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Math Prize Competition 2,3,45 U.N. Club 1,2 fVice-Presidentj5 Latin Club 45 Swimming fReservej 25 Tennis QRe- servej 2,3. REBECCA IEAN TUNNECLIFFE Main Office 4. IANET SUE TUPPER Cafeteria 15 Band Concert 2,3,45 Band Re- serve 15 G.A.A. 25 Basketball fReserve5 2. IEFFREY MARTIN TYSON Honors Math 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Base- ball 1Reservej 1,2. MARK VICTOR TYSON A-Capella 2,35 Mixed Choir 35 Freshman Choir 15 S.P.F. 25 Cafeteria 1,35 Football 1. RICHARD ALLAN ULLRICH Pep Club 1,25 Spartan Swim Society 1,25 Ski Club 4, 1Treasurerj5 Swimming 1, fReserve5 2, fVarsityj 3. NAOMI RUTH VAN NORMAN Band 15 Future Homemakers 2,35 Health Ca- reers Club 3. VIRGINIA MARIE VAN ORDER Honor Roll 45 Dramatics 35 S.P.F. 1,2,35 Main Office 15 Track Qvarsityj 3. BRUCE AUGUSTUS VINCENT Honor Math 1,25 Math Prize Competition 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Fantasy 1,2,3. IANICE LEE VOEGLER G.A.A. 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Softball 35 Track 4. MARK ALAN WAKABAYASHI KEVIN EARL WALKER MICHAEL RICHARD WALTERS S.P.F. 35 A-Capella 45 Mixed Choir 35 Base- ball 3. WILLIAM E. WARE MICHAEL ROLLAND WARREN Honor Roll5 S.P.F. 45 Basketball 1, fkeservel 2, tvarsityj 3,4, fCaptainJ5 Baseball 1, QRe- servej 2 Qvarsityj 3,4. IACQUELINE LEE WELLER Honor Roll 45 Flag Girl 2,35 Fantasy, Future Teachers 45 Pep Club 1,45 Mat Club 4. MICHAEL STEVEN WELLEVER Honors English 35 Decca 3,45 QPresidentj Spanish Club 35 Cross Country fReservej 35 Track 1, Qkeservey 2, Warsityj 3. NANCY ANNE WELLS CHARLES WILLIAM WENTWORTH Honors Math 3,45 Honor Roll 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 4. THOMAS RICHARD WEST Math Prize Competition 45 Brown Deer High School5 Football 2. MICHAEL STEVEN WHITE Basketball 15 fReservej 2, fVarsityQ 3,45 Foot- ball QReservej 2 RUSSELL D. WHITE Honor Roll 2,35 Fantasy 15 Tennis QReserveI 1, tVarsity5 2,3,4. CHARLETTE ANN WHITESIDE Main Office 25 Mixed Choir 15 Girls Glee Club 4. THOMAS DANIEL WHITLOCK Honors English 25 Honors Math 15 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Swimming 1, fReserveI 2, fVar- sityj 3,4. MARK ALAN WILBUR KATHY ANN WILLBUR Honors English 2,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3. SUSAN LOUISE WILLISON Honor Roll 2,3,45 Mixed Choir 3. ANN LOUISE WILSON Honors English 25 Honor Roll 1,3,45 Band 1,25 News Bureau 45 French Club 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL EUGENE WINES IEFFREY LEE WITHERS IOSEPH WALTER WOLNEY Honor Roll 1,35 St. Phillip High School5 Bas- ketball 15 Football 1, Qvarsityj 3,4 fCaptain for a DayI5 Track Warsityl 1,2. 233 DANNY LOGAN WRIGHT Honors Math 15 Battle Creek High School. GEORGE TILMAN WRIGHT Dramadics 2,35 Forensics 1,25 Log Staff 45 Crystal 45 Fantasy 15 Pep Club 25 Basketball QManagerj 1,25 Baseball 1, QReservel 2. MARY KATHRYN WRIGHT Honor Roll 2,35 D.A.R. Good Citizen 45 lun- ior Prom Co-Chairman 35 Leadership Clinic 25 S.P.F. 1,2,3,45 President 25 Aqua Sprites 1,2,3 lBoardj, 4 lSwim Directory Spanish Club 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,34. MARY ELIZABETH WYSON Honor Roll 3,45 Dramatics 3,45 Pom Pon Corps 45 lCaptainj5 Log Staff 45 Fantasy 35 Health Careers Club 2,35 Pep Club 1,4. RANDALL R. YEO Band 1,2,3,45 Fantasy 1,2,3,4. IENNY SUE YNTEMA Health Careers Club 45 Spanish Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2. JUDY CAROL YOUNG Honors English 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Aqua Sprites 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pom Pon Corps 45 News Bureau 4. CHRISTINE ELAINE ZBICIAK Honors English 25 Honor Roll 1,3,4. 234 , Q, A H 3 L , , A tx I , , ,Q W , V . .,., ,. .fm , ,, 5. , .. . iff f . ' , 5 Q gli-iii li A, 4. .AA ggfq W .N ,,,, M ,,,., Q MQW My 3, , my 5 - M'-fa 3' -- -34 rf K if sv.. it 2 6 ADVERTISEMENTS ind K xkl K V hm ., :LX .,ff A gg ff E 3 A .X 'WSJ lu 4 X ' 4 'Vin 1 IV L, . 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BATTLE CREEK, MICH COUNTRY CLUB QUALITY AT NEIGHBORHOOD PRICES PHONE 963-5470 WELLE R COMPANIES o REAL ESTATE 0 BUILDING 0 IN SU RANCE Harry G. Conway 0 Ralph G. Miles 700 CAPITAL AVE. S.W. 962-7507 Congratulations To The Class Of '72 ..,..,......,., 'A ' 'IA ' I :: :: ......... ....... ..... ' I... 5 ..,1, II' ... ....,.,.. EII . co N G RA TU LAT! O N S WA LTE RS PLUMBING o HEATING o SUPPLIES 189 N. 20th CORNER OF 20th 84 GOGUAC ESTABLISHED 1919 CLEAN-SWEEP SUPPLY CO. EVERYTHING FOR SANITATIONH MR. KARL'S BLOSSOM HOUSE LB iii! f vi hgh W' -iii QWW IQ -BEST WISH ES- I O A W F' I LK.- ' il K J ' t ,,,,,, .1 - 1 I . Q '--- K A:- DOWNTOWN AND COLUMBIA PLAZA 64 W. MICHIGAN AVE. IN LAKEVIEW DoNk RESTAU RANT GOOD FOOD AT REASONABLE PRICES 248 CAPITAL AVE. S.W. WO 5-1366 ACROSS FROM SEARS 965-3566 SHELL INSU RANCE 75 SOUTH 20th STREET BATTLE CREEK, MICH. 49015 PHONE WO 5-5106 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '72 PU RSLEY'S MARKET 2497 CAPITAL AVE. S.W. WO2-7426 C.ggI-IUEMANN- co. X... h Mobile Homes may be rented or bought at Paulson's. PauIson's also has a gas station and service department P I A t EI t ' 870 W. Columbia 9 I R N Sincegehgecsitaggizhes to '72 S H O P PE Delicious Baked Goods for Yearsv Funeral Service ue Best of Luck 123 West Michigan Avenue Newman's Market RICHARD R. BACHMAN Director 1040 W. Territorial Road Phone 965-5145 Phone 3-8914 Compliments of W8tR White 84 Radebaugh, Inc. Realtors 739 Capital s.vv. 963-5051 ' 1 A COMPLETE USIC STORE EXCLUSIVELY xl T , , - lllil UQWUY NUIIC 5, ' 'N -121.5 - H W K- - .... ...22.Z'7597 5 n c.r7n E'livn w. - mmmw m-ru: cum - U... :lI'.1.'.If ' ' ' ' Compliments of Lloyd Eason and Ed Sampson Tire Co. 316 W. Van Buren Your Tiremen 16163 968-9371 L. IVI. DAVIS, Realty, Inc. Congratulations Class of '72 5 1 wt Try it! You'll like it! Erich Hen kel Lincoln-Mercury 375 W. Dickman Road FEATURING THE LUXURIOUS LINCOLN-CONTINENTAL MARK IV Carol Conkell, Bob Armstrong, Michele Russell, Bob Toohey, jerry Lindsay, Greg Kajcienski, and Tricia Cox inspect the 1972 Mark IV. - 2 RHOADES CONSTRUCTIO . WOOD-MADE KITCHENS N C 503 E. COLUMBIA . NEW HOMES ' vvoz-8571 THE REMODELERSH -COMPLIMENTS OF- WH ITE'S B EAUTY S H O P BASEMENT MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK COMPLIMENTS OF PHONES WO2-8537-2-8538 JULIUS STAR, INC. MOSS'S A 84 W Y 5' '52 3-1 IEEWIWQ ' 3 Rh? ? -' I-M. ,-M H 7 ff 7 ZW ' 889 W. COLUMBIA YOUR DOWNTOWN ZENITH AND G.E. DEALER. 96 E. JACKSON 962-5594 IULIUS STAR LARRY HORWITZ n ARI E Y's GLASS 81 PAINT SERVICE BEST WISHES RADIOS PHONES TAPES AL EXAN D E R TAPE PLAYERS P H A RMACY I N C. L I L' S R ECO RD THOMAS NELSON PRESIDENT 641 CAPITAL S.W. 11 CAPITAL AVE N E 962 5501 962 0800 4 UNITS RADIO DISPATCHED FOR BETTER SERVICE DIAL 965-2341 79 SOUTH 20TH. ACROSS FROM COLUMBIA PLAZA IF WE DON'T DO YOUR GLASS WORK, WE BOTH LOSE S 5 GOOD LUCK TO YOU .... ..b:, ji- .1 , 5' ,,.. i,,j.',:JQj-'iff - E1 SE 1A me fig em u ., M NAT QNAL BANK ,LPT3 Q j, 1 Wg, A I 'f11'lv2:-5 1 ..Iv ,.', 1 A - 'S j -' E- , ' CLASS OF '72 'N ATIO THREE 0 CH EERS FOR ' 4' ff so E QQTTLE C99 CRADUATINC CLASS OF H7211 Congratulations to the ' l 1972 Seniors 22 W. MICHIGAN AVENUE BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN 49014 I2I CAPITA VE.. N. . BATTLE CREEK, MICH. 49017 Audrey Langs, Patti Underhill, and Shelly Winer visit FUNERAL HOME Underhill Realty. L A E Underhill Realty Co. P E 1515? we Property Management Appraisals Sales In Our Second Century of Service 449 Capital Ave, S,W, 968-6238 LAKEVIEW 4 ga-fz-wcufaaiaal 75a 2641! 7a Zan faflfcfyyif ,, F- loLaine Reierson, editor of the '71 LOG, is employed by The Drug Shop. TWO LETTERS FOR YOU TO REMEMBER .. X f E, 21:22 S Z 5 .5 462' 9 H SW' l mum ns I ur All Kmns COMPLEYE LETTER L MAILING SERVICE CLUB BULLETIN5 . PUBLICATIONS LITHOGRAPHING . t .,,, .. 'V 3- , anim 265 N. 28th BEVERLY AND RALPH BENEDICT, Owners Brahfurh Hausa l Men's Clothing 1 and Accessories Pharmacists Telephone 964-2119 699 Capital Ave. S.W. 962-8561 Charles C. Bauman 84 Vicki Stoeckley ll 651 Capital Ave., S.W. Compliments of Needlecraft and Baby Shop 655 Capital S.W. 1' I l ELEVATOR SPECIALIZERSL ' P ,q4l . ES EELSSK L1 H ' l I xii-.il ' Instcligvfnlsggoired Commercial Industrial l Resiaef-nal l P EI I 0 Freight Elevators 0 Dumowciters A W x o Hydraulics y I UNITED 4 I 3 g ELEvA1'oR co. .L 49015 I 2827 WILBER AT 30TH Zip Code CALL 963-2618 Goquac Marina 30 Lakefront Drive BOATS-MERCURY MOTORS COMPLETE SALES AND SERVICE 20th Street: Columbia Office First National Bank 81 Trqst Company of Michigan MEMBER F.D.I.C. Congratulations to the Class of '72 C E C I L E KENDALL BSA INDUSTRIAL SUZUKI Sales 84 Service 702 North 20th Street 965-2211 1250 E. Columbia ......... 965 6344 -:si l k ,g T i JF, swlta i S lciwixl jr . M fx ri taiwan are-3 of Jlfnfll ff Y i5 4 7'f71F ,t'- - ' R ,fs runmun. nom! f R I C e fi!! R, ff R YOUR LAKEVIEW FUNERAL HOME Crumpton Automotive has five convenient locations. Q NAPA? CRUMPTO AUTO GTI E PARTS Plainwell W. Columbia Main Store Capital Ave. Otsego 685-5657 965-0508 965-2255 965-3335 694-2943 Mr. Crumpton instructs his children, julie and Neil, in arranging display. i julie and Neil cheerfully wait on jan Reierson at the Kendall Street branch. FOR THE FINEST NAMES IN IEWELRY BE SURE TO SHOP AT MILLER IEWELERS 36 WEST MICHIGAN A SQUARE DEAL ALWAYS Edgerton Glass Service, Inc. Plate 84 Window Glass Mirrors-Car Replacements School Replacements 470 Capital Ave. Gibbons Bike Shop Mike Martin, Tim Wright, Garth Avery, Greg Kajcienski, jerry Lindsay and Rob Thayer demonstrate their riding ability. 825 Golden Ave 965-0571 BEST WISHES TO THE cLAss or ' 1972! coop LUCK iyllgl-EUIHIIELHI A-F 4 ssisuoizs ' ' 5-'L Q' Phone-C-A-B-L-E 962-3236 964-1979 - ' HOBBY DOWNTOWN AND COLUMBIA PLAZA HOUSE Hobbies of All Lines Battle Creek's Largest Dealer in Model Rockets 1035 Territorial Rd. WO 4-9105 5? 6 5 9 Fidelity Realty Co. 355 Capital Ave., S.W. IOHN N. FISCHER Realtor 962-6125 731-5414 'W 'ee fig I ky 'k-......-, -' I 1 ,V ,,r' , ' , ---L . Godfrey's new gift shop offers the finest in china and crystal. BATTLE CREEK MOTOR PARTS, If r.,C-11 jf. .L-. 1 - E I---f-'A' ' ..uiZ1iLL.lZ'.JElZll!'llIE I ii 'IR i- num Ag ,,, I ... ., . gh. .- ,-., .1 :-V ..- -v- , vv Fir st Lady Beauty Salon G I I 955 W. Territorial Road 14 W. Michigan 062-7645 S x'-.A KL 1 I fqi , . - ,yi-xg :ff vi x -Ji f w E4 ' ' ' .fix X fr ,Lx w x .. I rfavprnx ,s S ' f'. 7 ,Z 3 12 5.21 '. P .. this l.Schimml hull F. ESI!! fig I1 l05ClPlTAlAVE.,N.l. V102-5527 ,FS i,,,4W Mgt aanucmu mmm Ali ' 'f---Q -'Ulf' ' ' . E L ' iii -iuzfsuku fs W ? f 12 ' f WW 3XN ! r,r'- , -.r,1: 2 Greeting Cards 84 Gifts for all Occasions Music Boxes, Pewter, Costume jewelry Wedding Invitations ET L QT 724 CAPITAL AV. ' BATTLE CREEK R5 the '72 Qrodootes.. congmtoloiionsl Doty 81 Phillips, Incorporated Advertising - Sales Promotion - Public Relations 122-124 East Mi h'gan Avenue 1 Batiie Creek, Mchigan 49014-616 965-7255 r N PGM To 'Hs GR ll o Li L LL A D UA 'fs , fa 4:-I , .,.. ,,. , ,,A, , .,V. ws ! if-Q 1 A ii 5 ':f': E AIIE I I ' -2 Members Realtors Photo List Z 'V': 'I izzuziiuzb t 455 W. Dickman Ig Qi QL 3 965-0548 . COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE Krums loves Lakeview High School 7lle PHUTUGRAPHIC behind fire Camera' AV '-'95!'P!W '3 SC 'Z OM SZ96 KEN BAlLEY'S Plumbing 84 Heating 431 Lakeview 963-0179 Compliments of Rice's junior Boot Shop 43 East Michigan Aven Shoes for the Young at Hea t ,Ji L Bosker Brick 968-8181 'I7 Springfield D Compliments of lack Pearl's Sport Center Finest Names in Sporting Goods 104 Calhoun 964 4123 Compliments of IPFIIIIBE W llll QMAIN STREET PHONE sA'r'ru.s cnzsx, mcrucm 49017 516 953-5541 Mitchell Star 84 jack Leiderman A419 VERN GRESLY SUNOCO 865 Capital Avenue S.W. CLCIRK N IIII Iilillllll TES fin XX .1 'fl , 5- ' - Mix so I! was The people at Clark wish you success in all your endeavors. ejim ' K .--:AX g1f!g.1N.x . ,.1: g:g:g:5'll- ' . my, lee Sn- BATTLE CREEK ENTERPRISES Discount Prices-Furniture Plumbing-Appliances 1290 Dickman Road Battle Creek, Michigan - l QVZIIXLG 5 Ladies' Apparel 35 N. WASHINGTON AVE. BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN 49014 MORSE BROTHERS SHEET METAL -says- HCOOD LUCK SENIORSH 'I7 Race COul't 962-5548 Executive Offices: Battle Creek, Michigan 49016 Life and Health Affiliates of The Home Insurance Company Tricia Cox and Chris Ostafin are on the sixth floor of the seven-story Federal-Peoples-Home Life office build- ing. Workers in the Agency Department are seen in the background. INSURED PEoPLEs-Home LIFE 'fwvott FEDERAL LIFE AND CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANIES Carol Conkell is greeted by receptionist Beverly Moorhead in the spacious new lobby of the Federal-Peoples-Home Life building. ,fi Kick Up Your Heels With Milk From Ashley Dairy 47 Brook Street Good Luck Seniors: George Kaiser and Son . X - Painting and Decorating 'ax ' Since '23 Q 11.91 . V ,. s Viv' f ,t ,A O fi? DININO - COCKTAILS 0 PRIVATE PAM! Rooms AVAILABLE A 877 CAPITAL AVENUE, S.W. BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN 49015 DON THOMPSON PHONE MANAGER 16161 965-2273-4 Vogue Clean ers 842 W. C-oguac 962-9754 o 2 Hour Service o Michigan Bankcard o Master Charge Service Wright Beauty Academy Professional School of Cosmetology Learn Complete Beauty Training 140 W. Michigan WO4-4016 WO5-9804 Battle Creek, Michigan Compliments Of The Round Table 544 W. Columbia LUGGAGE ' LEATHER GOODS HANDBAGS ' GIFTS I6 EAST MICHIGAN AVE. BATTLE CREEK, MICH 490T4 Dudley Agency, Inc. Insurance Dick Avery jack Dudley Best Wishes to 1972 Graduates I . Automotive I Products VALVE DIVISION BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN LE anoxsn - 'ment LATIMER PHUNF 965-N23 694 CAPITAL AVENUE, 5, W, BATTLE cnssx, Micuism nous Congratulations From Doubleday Gulf Service 927 W. Columbia Ave. .XM , I The Shane's Look Puts You It S at the Head of the Class. 26 W. Michigan Ave. C959- llama AMERICAN WOODCRAFT Union City, Michigan A GOOD PLACE TO WORK In the Columbia Plaza 963-5821 Open daily 9 - 9 Sunday 10 - 6 Congratulations to the Class of 'I972 personafl Friendly Sefyfgg af, l , Battle Creek Office E ui ment Inc. 4, q p ' jewelkfw 548 Capital Avenue Robert C. Emig eo vv, MICHIGAN Ave PIWOFIS 9654266 Phone 962-8301 BATTLE CREEK MICH 49014 W 23 E. Michigan 968-8811 Lakeview seniors lanette Craven, Pam Alsager, Mary Benko, Creek Gas Company B TTLE CREEK GAS COMPAN i Tricia Cox, and Carol Conkell enjoy their tour of the Battle ,, I 0 Flint o Benton Harbor o Saginaw o Ypsilanti o Muskegon o Toledo, Ohio o Findlay, Ohio o Dayton, Ohio o Middletown, Ohio Bill? galil' 5 G.O.QDINn94bEAI! N-f?f'z Battle Creek Kalamazoo Lansing Grand Rapids Ann Arbor jackson South Bend, Ind. Fort Wayne, Ind. Columbus, Ohio THE .Slwilmsv CCorner of 20th St. 84 W. Columbia? Steaks and Seafoods Cocktail Lounge Your Hosts-The Kirkhams Congratulations to the Class of 1972 Lakeview Body Shop 324 W. Columbia WO3-3971 KENNY CO RPO RATION COLUMBIA SQUARE BUILDING Kenneth K. Parlin, Sr., Board Chairman Kenneth K. Parlin, Ir., Pr Robert R. Pierce, Senior Vice President john E. McNally, Secretary-Treasurer BATTLECREEK, MICHIGAN esident Congratulations Class of '72 Crooks Plumbing And Heating 7 Grand Blvd. 962-5441 Compliments of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 15 Capital Avenue, N.E. Battle Creek, Michigan 49016 LEE's BOUTIQUE 280 West Columbia l Branches in Marshall and Lakeview l l G i O 1 O ' L D -Col u m b I a- CK Gem of the Drycleaners 5 859 S.W. Capital E Phone 968-8148 - N I Free Pick-up-One Hour Service O R S B. C. Mini-bike 84 Fun Center if Columbia Plaza Beauty Salon 964-0951 -Phones-- 964-2180 Rick Ullrich checks out the latest in tape players. Mercury Drive-In C555 M1972 Radio And T.V. Service Congratulations to the Senior Class P 84 M CONSTRUCTION CO. 1381 Dickman Road WO5-1211 ROMA CAFE Congratulates the Call WO8-6377 217 West Michigan Radio Dispatched Trucks Printed Meter Trucks 755 Upton Avenue 962-8795 Leatherman Oil Company S 81 H Green Stamps Available with Sunoco Heating Oil Both are Exclusive Features of Leatherman Oil. Complete Furnace Sales and Service Call Us for FREE ESTIMATES I Allen-Harmon Agency I DEPENDABLE INSURANCE Ballllllafl I . D . Fifty-four Years in Battle Creek ' P llfel l0l' CSISIICTS 1 9 1- 'f 'A'- 'P 142 W. Van Buren Battle Creek, Mich. I 965-5156 X f jerry Harmon Bud Rochen -B92l Sarah L. Allen PENN- SLAYTO N C D Hoffman Brothers R ONE YARD OR A MILLION Ditching Crane Service Bulldozing Trucking Steel Erection Road Building Grading WO5-1207 1355 Dickman Rd. Battle Creek esponsible Outdoor Advertising Commercial Signs 109 Elm Street Battle Creek 962-8566 SMITH SIGN 84 SIGNAL CO. aww-aww 64 PITTEE 963'2817 Miller Broth SIN C E 1945 ers offers the best in service for all Miller Brothers Standard Station And Car Wash ,1-,it 5 Steve Ott dishes up delicious pommes de terres frites. McDonalcl's Your Kind of Place t go 1 of BATTLE CREEK Hunter and Prell Co. Plumbing and Heating Industrial-Commercial Residential Plumbers Supplies Corner of Columbia and Greenville 962-7538 Brown Brothers Enterprises, Inc. 616-962-7186 Genera, Contractors 616-964-3797 1346 West Columbia Avenue Battle Creek, Michigan 49015 fr 7754471 ur KEN NOTTKE'S BOWL I AUTOMATIC SCORING IUNIOR BOWLING BILLARDS Former City junior Bowling Champion, jerry Lind- say, demonstrates his form. Congratulations to the Class of 72 From WUHQ Bennett Heating Furnaces and Air Conditioners 24 Hour Service-964-2514 655 North 20th Street Battle Creek, Michigan 49015 Eleven Mile Road and I-94 Exit 104 Next to Sheraton Inn Where Dining is Relaxing Steaks and Prime Ribs Banquet Rooms Snacks-Cocktails For All Occasions Phone 965-1247 Congratulations From Your United States Army Representatives Today's Army offers you your choice of training before you enlist. Only the U.S. Army offers three-year training. Visit our Office at the Federal Center. Phone 964-9174 N JM 162 Z4 6'f,WMS WOM? 1 1 A Qu, L ..1ci..E DIVISION 9 Z 1 Q 5 U 0 ,, 0 4 2 A f L - O 1 j C . X 141,11 , S 1 v4 , A I A El- -I ' '1'. - s, 'i : 14. 1 1 Tic L. -5 1- , . , Jx 441,711 N -A fl.: iff I' 0 Q? Compliments of R.W. Snyder Company Serving Battle Creek Since 1890 DRIVE IN CLEANERS O DORLESS SERVICE A IN YOUR CAR I DRY CLEANING 2 PM MINOR REPAIRS SHIRT SERV SERVICE 3 DRIVE-INS TO SERVE YOU 450 CAPITAL AV N E 963 3718 469 CAPITAL AV S W 963 1138 fig 473 WEST MICHIGAN WO 4-3053 .'- .' ::g1g5g1gs:s:1i12fSf2'1'---'-'--'mf?152?2?252f2?2i2i2iSEizgzgsssgagsgsisisisizilfj-5 SAME DAY ssnvice UNTIL Complete DRY CLEANING I The Pro Shop sells the finest golf equipment. BATTLE CREEK CGU NTRY CLU B 962-6121 Ron La Parl Congratulations to the Class of 1972 from Baskin-Robbins 31 Flavors In the Columbia Plaza Congratulations Graduates BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN 49016 POST office Box 528 AREA conselefsss-4279 DEEP El H RIClS ON PLASIIC COMPIIRAIOR CHARTS P Alexander Pharmacy Page 249 Allen-Harmon Agency page 268 Allen Realty page 258 American Woodcraft page 264 Arnold Palmer Cleaning Center page 244 Ashley Dairy page 262 Bahlman Interior page 268 Barney's Glass Service page 249 Baskin-Robbins page 274 Battle Creek Country Club page 274 Battle Creek Enterprises page 261 Battle Creek Gas Company page 265 Battle Creek Office Equipment page 264 Battle Creek Tile 81 Mosaic page 242 B.C. Mini Bike page 267 B.C. Motor Parts page 256 Bennett Heating page 272 Bertine's page 261 Bill Dowdy Music Storee page 247 Bill Knapp's page 266 Bosker Brick page 259 276 Advertising Index Bradford House page 252 B 81 R Printers page 252 Brown Brothers page 270 Buckingham Inn page 262 Bushouse Motors page 243 Cereal City Cyclery page 253 Clark Equipment page 260 Clean Sweep Supply Company page 244 Coca-Cola Bottling Company page 264 CoIe's page 245 Columbia Drycleaners page 261 Columbia Plaza Beauty Salon page 267 Countryside Inn page 272 Crooks Plumbing page 267 Crumpton Automotive Parts page 254 Doty 84 Phillips page 257 Doubleday Gulf Service page 263 Eaton Corporation page 263 Edgenon Glass Service page 255 Ed Sampson Tire Company page 247 Enquirer and News page 258 Erich Henkel Lincoln-Mercury page 247 Farley Funeral Home page 256 Federal-Peoples-Home Life page 261 Fidelity Realty page 255 First Federal Savings page 267 First Lady Beauty Salon page 256 First National Bank page 253 Furman's page 250 Gage Corporation page 274 George Kaiser and Son page 262 Gibbons Bike Shop page 255 Godde's Goodies page 269 Godfrey's lewelers page 256 Goguac Marina page 252 Hebble Funeral Home page 246 Henninks ff page 263 Henry Funeral Home page 253 Hobby House page 255 Hoffman Brothers page 269 Hunter and Prell page 270 lack PearI's Sport Center page 259 lulius Star page 248 Ken Bailey's Plumbin'g page 259 Kendall Industrial , page 253 Ken Nottke's Bowl page 272 Kenny Corporation page 266 Kellogg's page 257 Krum's Photographic page 258 Lakeview Body Shop page 266 Lakeview Hardware page 242 Leatherman Oil page 268 Lee's Boutique page 267 Lil's Record Shop page 249 Lois Davis Realty page 247 McDonald's page 270 Mercury TV page 268 Michigan National Bank page 249 Miller Brothers Standard page 269 Miller's lewelers page 255 Morse Brother's Sheet Metal page 261 Moss's A 81 W page 248 Mother's Drycleaners page 274 Mr. Don's Restaurant page 245 Mr, KarI's Blossom House page 245 Needlecraft and Baby shop page 252 Newman's Market page 246 Owl Book Shop page 264 Paulson's Auto Electric page 246 Penn-Slayton page 269 P 81 M Construction page 268 Post Cereals page 273 Pursley's Market page 245 Red Barn Realty page 263 Rhodes Construction page 248 Rice's Boot Shop page 259 Robbins Realty page 267 Robinson's page 270 Roma Cafe page 268 Ruggle's Gift Shop page 256 R.W. Snyder page 274 Security National Bank page 250 Shane's page 264 Shaw Funeral Home page 250 Shell .Insurance page 245 Smith Sign 81 Signal page 269 Spa Steak House page 266 Star Appliance 81 Furniture page 259 Stetler Realty page 256 Student Government page 271 The Drug Shop page 252 The lewel Box page 242 The Round Table page 263 Underhill Realty U page 250 United Elevator page 252 U.S. Army page 273 Vern Gresley Sunoco page 259 L Vogue Cleaners page 262 Wall 81 Webb page 264 Walter's Plumbing page 244 Weller Companies page 244 White and Radebaugh Realty page 247 White's Beauty Shop page 248 Wolverine Cablevision page 255 Wright Beauty Academy page 262 wu HQ page 272 7 78 Staff Kathy Eason, Editor-in-Chief Annette Connelly, Business Manager julia Crumpton, Production Editor Lynn Newman, Photography Editor Laurie Flynn, Mary Riedner, Activities Sue Gibbons, Mary Wyson, Academics Debbie Behnke, Mike Chatfield, Clubs Wes Heppler, lan Reierson, Sports Patty Liebel, Kathy Lingenberg, Seniors Pat Slack, Liz Weller, Underclassmen Mike Powell, Chris Reynolds, Faculty Carol Conkell, Tricia Cox, Ads Tim Wright, Photographer Chris Anderson, Staff Assistant Mr. Richard Lovell, Advisor Graphics Photography Steve Krum Earl Austin john Tarchala Tim Wright Mike Chatfield Richard Lovell Bill Eason Wes Heppler Inspirations Calvin Coolidge Confucius Desiderata Ralph Waldo Emerson joel Hawes Herman Hesse R. G. Ingersoll William james Samuel johnson Frederick S. Pearls Oscar Wilde Specifications Printed offset by Paragon Yearbooks, Montgomery, Alabama. Cover manufacturer was S.K. Smith Company-Paragon. Paste-ups and production assistance by Paragon Yearbooks. Senior portraits by Krums Portraiture, Battle Creek, Michigan. Underclass portraits by Lyndon School Photos, Dexter, Michigan. Page size is 8Vz x 11 . Papers- tock is 80 lb. patina. Endsheets are 100 lb. ivory paperstock. Introduction type is set in 12 pt. optima. All 'headlines are set in 24 pt. optima. All copy is set in 10 pt. optima. All cutlines are set in 8 pt. optima. Photo silhouette, concentric circle screen and all re- lated special effects were produced through Paragon Yearbooks. Edition is 1400 copies. The price is 58.50. Special personal assistance was provided by Mr. Richard Lovell, Mr. Steve Krum, Mr. john Tarchala, Mr. Earl Austin, and Mr. Robert Talsma. The cover is a flat color with four color tip on, sand pebble grain work with black rub. Letters are die cut. Further specifications upon request. Address inquiries to: Log Staff, Lakeview High School, 300 S. 28th Street, Battle Creek, Michigan, 49015. W 1 l 1 e I